subject in Toccoa
Zoning and land use
53 related issues are currently assembled for this area.
Issues
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Washington Street Variance Reached Toccoa Commissioners, but Result Remains Unclearawaiting decisionToccoa second-home variance remains unresolved after county hearingunder considerationToccoa grants Shady Street lot variance for planned homeapprovedToccoa commissioners adopt six-month moratorium on treatment-facility licensing and locationsapprovedToccoa approves Railroad Streets deal that would waive setbacks and reshape parkingapprovedToccoa Put Its 2026 Growth Plan Up for Approval, but the Outcome Remains Unclearawaiting decisionToccoa Front-Yard Variance Remains Unresolved in County Recordawaiting decisionToccoa Annexes Queen Street Parcel, but Future Development Is Still UnclearapprovedStephens Planning Commission backs narrower side-yard setback at North Century Drive parcelunder considerationStephens Planning Commission Backs Agricultural Rezoning for Eastanollee ParcelapprovedStephens County’s proposed data-center fire rules still lack a recorded decisionawaiting decisionStephens County’s proposed 2026 planning guide still lacks a documented commission decisionawaiting decision
Meaningful Changes
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On June 2, 2026, the Board of Commissioners discussed the proposed data-center ordinance and heard public input from 12 speakers. The minutes document discussion, not a board vote on the proposal.Historical recordOn June 2, the Planning Commission unanimously supported rezoning Matthew Mudge’s 1.84-acre parcel at 1200 Shady Lane from Agricultural Intensive to Agricultural Residential for single-family residential use.Historical recordOn June 2, 2026, the Planning Commission unanimously approved rezoning 5.32 acres at 125 Saddlebred Lane from Agricultural Intensive to Agricultural Residential for agricultural purposes.Historical recordPlanning staff recommended approving Timothy Dale Wilbanks’s request to rezone 1.17 acres at 604 Currahee Circle from Residential Single to Agricultural Residential for agricultural purposes. The agenda does not document a Planning Commission or county decision.Historical recordA June 2 Planning Commission agenda again listed the 27.4-acre Old Mize Road rezoning request and stated that staff recommended approval as requested.Historical recordThe June 2 Planning Commission agenda scheduled consideration of rezoning 3.24 acres at 0 Defoor Road from Agricultural Intensive to Agricultural Residential for single-family residential use. Staff recommended approval as requested.Historical recordOn June 2, the Planning Commission heard Korbin Towe’s request to reduce the front-yard setback by 15 feet, to 25 feet, at 610 Pheasant Mountain Road. Staff recommended denial; Towe cited slope and tree-removal needs.Historical recordThe June 2 agenda record states that the Planning Commission unanimously approved Timothy Dale Wilbanks’ request to rezone the Currahee Circle parcel from Residential Single to Agricultural Residential for agricultural purposes, following a motion by Vice-Chairman Ivester and a second by Commissioner Cobb.Historical record
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