Housing & Growth in Tallulah Falls
Housing, subdivisions, zoning, annexations, land use, and neighborhood change.
Where and how could the community grow?Housing & Growth issues in Tallulah Falls
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Town officials are reviewing possible changes to the rules governing short-term vacation rentals, which could affect property owners who rent out homes to visitors.
The Planning & Zoning Commission is looking at whether to update subdivision regulations that residents and developers still follow decades after they were written.
A 12-unit lakeside townhome development from J & D Irvin Holdings has received a building permit in Tallulah Falls.
A proposal would allow restricted short-term vacation rentals in the Frye Subdivision on River Street, a land-use change the town's planning commission is still reviewing.
The change lets the River Street property be used for multiple-family residential development instead of single-family homes only.
The change sets new rules for residents who want to run a business out of their home.
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