Stephens County approves Howington Farms rezoning, leaving any subdivision for later review
The unanimous July 28 vote changes the zoning of a Nub Garland Road parcel, but no neighborhood layout or plat application has been presented.
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The unanimous July 28 vote changes the zoning of a Nub Garland Road parcel, but no neighborhood layout or plat application has been presented.
After a September public hearing drew support for commercial growth and warnings about traffic and sewer capacity, council members have yet to vote on bringing 45 acres into…
The 5-0 vote changes the housing type permitted for the Gary Fields property and places a preliminary site layout in the city record…
Precision Home Builders sought to raise the approved total from 35 to 39 homes near Dovetown Road and Smith Street…
Council unanimously approved the ordinance’s first reading for parcel 035 016A in June; a July agenda scheduled a second reading and approval, without documenting what happened next.
The variance resolves whether Eugene Pittman may retain the manufactured home near Toccoa, but county records leave the conversion conditions and timing unstated.
Commissioners adopted a limited March extension while development rules were unfinished, then placed another extension on their June agenda without a recorded disposition.
A unanimous June 2 vote cleared Barry Wikle’s preliminary plat, though the record does not show when a legal subdivision or any construction could follow.
The unanimous City Commission vote lets Alicia Gonzales and Lucas Legacy combine three lots into two, while the public record leaves later permitting and construction unresolved.
Commissioners heard that age alone cannot bar an incoming mobile home, while staff outlined a possible inspection checklist and federal-standard review.
Commissioners reviewed possible state- and HUD-related standards for incoming homes, but the record does not show a final rule or inspection requirement.
Commissioners reviewed a proposal that would apply 40-foot front, 25-foot side and 30-foot rear setbacks to primary homes across most residential classifications…
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