Brian Jones
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Large crowd pushes back on Kroger rezoning (opens the original)
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Bartow County Planning Commission at its Sept. 28 meeting voted 4-1 to recommend approval of a rezoning request by Kroger for a new store at the corner of Fire Tower Road and Joe Frank Harris Parkway. The meeting was heavily attended, and 11 members of the public spoke in opposition. âYears ago a portion of the property was rezoned to C-1 with conditions,â said Community Development Director Brandon Johnson. âThe conditions were related to only uses allowed in the neighborhood commercial d
BCPC sends Allatoona Gateway development to commissioner (opens the original)
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Bartow County Planning Commission recommended approval of a residential development on Allatoona Gateway during its Sept. 28 meeting. Gaskins and LeCraw asked the board to rezone about 17.5 acres at 6870 Allatoona Gateway from A-1, or agricultural, to R-3, or multifamily residential. The applicant also asked that the land use map be changed from mixed use commercial to medium/high density residential. About 107 townhomes are planned for that tract. Michelle Macauley spoke on behalf of Gaskins an
GTC conducts open house for new transmission line (opens the original)
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Georgia Transmission Corp. is holding a public open house Oct. 22 to answer questions and receive feedback on a planned power transmission line that will be partially located in Bartow County. It will provide power both to the Switch data center in Cartersville and to the surrounding area. According to a legal advertisement that ran Sept. 17 in The Daily Tribune News, the open house will be from 6 until 8 p.m. at the Anheuser-Busch Room at the Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber of Commerce, 122
Bartow BOE passes senior tax relief resolution (opens the original)
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Bartow County Board of Education has taken the next step toward a larger senior homestead tax exemption by approving a resolution asking the legislature to approve the tax relief. At its Aug. 17 meeting, the BCBOE heard a presentation by Chief Financial Officer Megan Brown. She presented a recommendation to expand and make permanent the districtâs tax exemption for seniors. The board, without discussion, unanimously approved the resolution requesting the tax exemption during its regular Sept.
Pine Log WMA to reopen in 2027 (opens the original)
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Pine Log Wildlife Management Area is back. Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Aubrey Corp. and Bartow and Cherokee counties announced a deal to restore Pine Log to public use in a Sept. 24 news release. âThe newly-named âThe Neel Family - Pine Log Wildlife Management Areaâ covers 14,640 acres in Bartow and Cherokee counties â the largest contiguous tract of private forest in north Georgia,â the DNR's news release said. âIt harbors over 30 species and habitats considered conserv
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