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County approving some subdivisions; others draw opposition from neighbors, P&Z board
Townhome site OK’d while farmland conversions meet resistance
Concerns about land use have packed the chambers at the Bulloch County Annex for some recent meetings of the appointed Planning and Zoning Commission, as well the elected county Board of Commissioners. Here, the room was full for a mid-July "P and Z" boar
Concerns about land use have packed the chambers at the Bulloch County Annex for some recent meetings of the appointed Planning and Zoning Commission, as well the elected county Board of Commissioners. Here, the room was full for a mid-July "P and Z" board meeting while citizens, in background, continued to sign up to speak, mostly about housing subdivisions proposed for agricultural land. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff
When the Bulloch County Board of Commissioners acted on zoning requests for residential developments at the beginning of August, the one approved was for the plan most densely packed with housing and nearest Statesboro, where it can be connected to city water and sewer.
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