Videos: Rights of Way variances: Village of Hope and SSMT Holdings @ ZBOA 2019-10-01

ZBOA approved both Lowndes County cases, both for variances to access rights of way, but one barely by a split vote, with the other unanimous.

Below is a LAKE video playlist of the meeting, followed by a summary of the votes. See also the agenda, and the board packet, which is on the LAKE website, courtesy of ZBOA Board Member Gretchen Quarterman.

Here’s a LAKE video playlist:


Videos: Rights of Way variances: Village of Hope and SSMT Holdings
Regular Session, Valdosta-Lowndes County Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBOA),
Video by Gretchen Quarterman for Lowndes Area Knowledge Exchange (LAKE),
Valdosta, Lowndes County, Georgia, 2019-10-01.

Here is the Summary from the City of Valdosta website:

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

MEETING RESULTS SUMMARY
October 1, 2019
2:30 p.m.

  1. Call to Order

    ZBOA Members Present: Nathan Brantley, Victoria Copeland, Nancy Hobby, John Holt, Mac McCall, Gretchen Quarterman, Allan Strickland

    ZBOA Members Absent: John Hogan III

    LOWNDES COUNTY CASES:

  2. VAR-2019-11 — Village of Hope (Old Clyattville Road)
    Request for a
    variance to ULDC Chapter 4.04.03(D) as it pertains to Design Standards for lots and Chapter 6.01.02(D)(1) as it pertains to Streets and Rights-of-Way requirements

    (Approved 3-2)

  3. VAR-2019-12 — SSMT Holdings (4173 Springruff Drive)
    Request for a
    variance to ULDC Chapter 4.04.03(D) as it pertains to Design Standards for lots and Chapter 6.01.02(D)(1) as it pertains to Streets and Rights-of-Way requirements

    (Approved 6-0)

    OTHER BUSINESS:

  4. Approval of Minutes: September 10, 2019

    (Approved 6-0)

  5. Nomination of Chairman and Vice-Chairman

    Slate:

    John “Mac” McCall, Chairman
    Allan Strickland, Vice-Chairman

  6. Adjournment 3:28 PM

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