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Planning meeting Thursday in Midway
McIntosh map
The McIntosh/Holmestown communities includes approximately 29,400 acres between Hinesville and Midway. - photo by LCPC map

Future meetings
• McIntosh/Holmestown — July-August 2014
• Riceboro — September–October 2014
• Midway — November-December 2014
• Sunbury/Islands — January-February 2015
• Walthourville — March-April 2015
• Allenhurst — May-June 2015
• Gum Branch/Rye Patch — July-August 2015
• Hinesville (West) — September–October 2015
• Hinesville (Mid) — November-December  2015
• Hinesville (East) — January-February 2016
Schedule is tentative and subject to change.

The third of 12 Liberty Consolidated Planning Commission community-planning meetings is scheduled for 5:30-7:30 p.m. Thursday at Dorchester Academy, 8787 E. Oglethorpe Highway in Midway.
Thursday’s meeting is open to the public and will focus on the McIntosh/Holmestown area.
The purpose of the community-planning meetings, which are scheduled for each month in different locations in the county, is to review recent development trends in the area and receive public input regarding future decision-making about land use, zoning and transportation.
Information received from these meetings will be used to formulate the 2040 Liberty County Comprehensive Plan, a guide for the development of Liberty County and its communities during the next 25 years.
The Comprehensive Plan will be used by city and county elected officials to make decisions on proposed land-use developments, as well as transportation and infrastructure investments.
Planning-commission staff will present current maps of land use and transportation plans for the community.
The McIntosh/Holmestown Community includes unincorporated areas of Liberty County, encompassing approximately 29,422 acres of land primarily zoned agricultural.
Information gathered at the meeting will be used to update future land-use and transportation plans for the community.
For more information about the meeting, maps or schedule of future community-planning meetings, call Jeff Ricketson at 912-408-2033, email jricketson@thelcpc.org or go to www.thelcpc.org.

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