Four Lowndes County cases: water, solar, junkyard, bodyshop @ ZBOA 2019-12-03

A solar project near the Withlacoochee River proposes to cut down pecan trees and not put up the required height vegetative buffer.

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A family timber operation wants water and sewer for a subdivision. A junkyard wants a variance for opaque fencing. A bodyshop apparently wants to enlarge an existing nonconforming structure. All four are Lowndes County cases on the ZBOA agenda for 2:30 PM today.

The entire packet is on the LAKE website, courtesy of ZBOA member Gretchen Quarterman, who only received it this morning.

Here is the agenda:

Valdosta – Lowndes County Zoning Board of Appeals

Valdosta Planning and Zoning Office
300 North Lee Street, Valdosta, Georgia
(229) 259-3563

Lowndes County Zoning Office
327 North Ashley Street, Valdosta, Georgia
(229) 671-2430

AGENDA
December 3, 2019
2:30 p.m.

  1. Call to Order

    LOWNDES COUNTY CASES:

  2. VAR-2019-14 — Oliver Family Timberlands, LLLP (Old Clyattville Road & Madison Highway)
    Request for a
    variance to ULDC Chapter 4.04.02(F)(G) as it pertains to General Design Standards for Subdivision (Requirements for Potable Water Systems and Public Sewer Systems)
  3. VAR-2019-15 — TBD Solar Project (Wetherington Lane)
    Request for a
    variance to ULDC Chapter 4.07.00 As it pertains to the Minimum Requirements for Landscaping, Buffers, and Tree Protection
  4. VAR-2019-16 — Hogan (2900 US Highway 41 South)
    Request for a
    variance to ULDC Chapter 4.03.12(A) as it pertains to Site Design Standards for Junk and Salvage Yards
  5. VAR-2019-17 — Reno’s Add On (2421 Highway 41 South)
    Request for a
    variance to ULDC Chapter 9.01.03(B) as it pertains to Nonconforming Structures (Enlarging a Nonconforming Structure)

    OTHER BUSINESS:

  6. Approval of Minutes: XXX Month Day, Year
  7. Discussion Item
    1. Holiday Gathering
  8. Adjournment

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