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‘R-8’ zone, 40 new design standards eyed as county preps to let moratorium expire
Intend to revise regulations but might not update land use map before lifting freeze in Southeast area
Planning and Development Director James Pope speaks to the Bulloch County Board of Commissioners during a meeting in early January. Work continues on a revision of the county's zoning ordinance and subdivision regulations expected to be enacted in early A
Planning and Development Director James Pope speaks to the Bulloch County Board of Commissioners during a meeting in early January. Work continues on a revision of the county's zoning ordinance and subdivision regulations expected to be enacted in early April. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff
A new “R-8” zoning category allowing single-family home lots as small as one fifth of an acre in subdivisions with public sewer systems is one of the changes proposed for Bulloch County’s zoning regulations as a partial rezoning moratorium approaches its extended April 7 deadline.
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