The Liberty Consolidated Planning Commission Aug. 21 recommended zoning changes that will pave the way for the International Telephone Pioneers Association’s office, museum and community center at the former Glenn and Trudie Bryant residence on Highway 84.
The 39 acres was zoned for residential use, and, if the Hinesville City Council agrees, will become office-industrial.
The area will host craft shows, fairs and community activities.
At the beginning of the meeting, the commissioners conference room was crowded with interested citizens, but as agenda items were disposed of, many by being tabled, attendance was reduced to almost no one.
A petition from the Yellow Bluff Development concerning a dispute over a fence was tabled because the fence height was found to be the subject of an enforcement action by county inspectors.
Also tabled was a rezoning petition from the owners of Dolphin Island who want to create a planned unit development for 22 condominiums. The Dolphin Island agent requested the delay.
In other LCPC business…
From 1:30-3:30 p.m. on every Wednesday, the LCPC will hold open sessions with developers, engineers and property owners to discuss development related issues, Director Sonny Timmerman said.
In order to attend one of these sessions, Timmerman requests that interested parties must call or send an email one day in advance to the LCPC office.
When contacting the planning commission office, leave your name, contact phone number, map and parcel or property location and discussion topic, he said.
These weekly sessions are an attempt to expedite development projects, and send all emails to abarrett@cityofhinesville.org or dshives@cityofhinesville.org, Timmerman said.
Interested parties can also contact the planning commission office by calling 408-2030
The 39 acres was zoned for residential use, and, if the Hinesville City Council agrees, will become office-industrial.
The area will host craft shows, fairs and community activities.
At the beginning of the meeting, the commissioners conference room was crowded with interested citizens, but as agenda items were disposed of, many by being tabled, attendance was reduced to almost no one.
A petition from the Yellow Bluff Development concerning a dispute over a fence was tabled because the fence height was found to be the subject of an enforcement action by county inspectors.
Also tabled was a rezoning petition from the owners of Dolphin Island who want to create a planned unit development for 22 condominiums. The Dolphin Island agent requested the delay.
In other LCPC business…
From 1:30-3:30 p.m. on every Wednesday, the LCPC will hold open sessions with developers, engineers and property owners to discuss development related issues, Director Sonny Timmerman said.
In order to attend one of these sessions, Timmerman requests that interested parties must call or send an email one day in advance to the LCPC office.
When contacting the planning commission office, leave your name, contact phone number, map and parcel or property location and discussion topic, he said.
These weekly sessions are an attempt to expedite development projects, and send all emails to abarrett@cityofhinesville.org or dshives@cityofhinesville.org, Timmerman said.
Interested parties can also contact the planning commission office by calling 408-2030