The

Hahira annexation and rezoning
from the Lowndes County Commission meeting two weeks ago (and see comment below)
was on the

agenda for the Greater Lowndes Planning Commission (GLPC) last night,
along with another subdivision, a church expansion, and some industry,
in Valdosta and Lowndes County.
I did not go, and Gretchen is out of the county, so there is no LAKE video.

You may ask yourself, as I do: why doesn’t the county video GLPC meetings?
Or the city of Valdosta?
Both have the facilities to do so.

On the

LAKE website,
Hahira annexation and rezoning HA-2018-03, HA-2018-02.

LAKE received this comment yesterday on the Hahira case:

Here is more info on this project which I am proud to bring to the community and which I believe will be a wonderful addition to it that all will feel proud to have. It ties into the community roots, it honors those that came before, and it meets a need today in north Lowndes County and does so in a wall all can feel proud of. I am a concerned citizen like anyone else and that is a big part of why I have gone out of my way with my engineer and planners to create something not only compliant, but that goes well above the line to bring something truly beautiful, that reflects both my family and my community in a way I can hold my up about when I walk around the community. Thank you for your interest. Sincerely, Chris Connell http://www.mcnealestates.com

LAKE does not have a position on this case.
We will be happy to publish other comments for or against.

Greater Lowndes Planning Commission


Lowndes County


City of Valdosta


City of Dasher


City of Hahira


City of Lake Park



REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING

AGENDA



Monday, August 27, 2018 * 5:30 P.M. * Public Hearing


Lowndes County South Health District Administrative Office

325 West Savannah Avenue

1. Call to Order, Invocation, and Pledge

2. Approval of the Meeting Minutes: July 30, 2018

   
   
   LOWNDES COUNTY CASE:
   

   
   FINAL ACTION by the Lowndes County Board of Commissioners
   
   Tuesday, September 11, 2018
   
   Lowndes County Judicial and Administrative Complex
   
   Commission Chambers (2nd Floor)
   
   327 N. Ashley Street, Valdosta, Georgia, 5:30 pm
   
   Point of Contact: Molly Stevenson, Lowndes County Engineering/Planning Technician (229) 671-2430
   
    
3. 
   REZ-2018-15 (Califf)
   
   Property Location: Carter Lane, Lake Park, Georgia
   
   Request to rezone 4.05 acres from E-A (Estate Agriculture) to R-1
   (Low Density Residential)

4. 
   REZ-2018-16 (Stovall)
   
   Property Location: N. Oak Street Extension, Valdosta, Georgia
   
   Request to rezone 5.84 acres from C-G w/conditions (General
   Commercial) to C-G (General Commercial) w/conditions

   
   CITY OF VALDOSTA CASES:
   

   
   FINAL ACTION by the City of Valdosta Mayor-Council
   
   Thursday, September 6, 2018
   
   Valdosta City Hall, 216 E. Central Avenue, Valdosta, Georgia
   
   Council Chambers, 2nd Floor, 5:30 pm
   
   Point of Contact: Matt Martin, City Planning and Zoning Administrator (229) 259-3563
   
    
5. 
   CU-2018-06 South Georgia Plastics LLC
   
   Property Location: 418 Dale Drive
   
   Request Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for a Light Manufacturing
   facility in C-H zoning

6. 
   CU-2018-07 New Hope Baptist Church
   
   Property Location: 709 West Gordon Street
   
   Request Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for an expansion of an existing
   Church facility in R-6 zoning

   
   
   CITY OF HAHIRA CASE:
   

   
   FINAL ACTION by the City of Hahira Mayor-Council
   
   Tuesday, September 6, 2018
   
   Hahira City Hall, 102 S. Church Street, Hahira, Georgia, 6:00 p.m.
   
   Point of Contact: Matt Martin, Planning and Zoning Administrator (229) 259-3563
   
    
7. 
   HA-2018-02 Orvis McNeal Estate
   
   Property Location: US 41 North
   
   Request Rezoning of about 64 acres from R-21 and R-15, to a
   combination of R-6, R-10, and R-15

8. 
   HA-2018-03 Orvis McNeal Estate
   
   Property Location: US 41 North
   
   Request Annexation of about 36 acres into the City of Hahira

9. OTHER BUSINESS

10. ADJOURNMENT

-jsq

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