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Powder Springs puts a variance for heavy truck parking on the agenda

The retained Powder Springs agenda lists PZ26-023 for a variance involving heavy truck parking.

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A proposal or recommendation does not establish approval.

Site area (acres)
9.3Source date unavailable · Source · page 1
Requested zoning
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Staff recommendation
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Existing zoning in this record
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What is proposed
parking of trucksSource date unavailable · Source · page 1

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  1. Staff recommend tabling a variance case involving a revised landscaping plan

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  2. Staff recommend tabling a variance request for heavy truck parking

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  3. Staff recommend tabling a 9.3-acre heavy truck parking variance

    Published after this article
  4. Staff recommends tabling a 9.3-acre variance case involving heavy truck parking

    Published after this article
  5. Powder Springs staff recommend tabling a 9.3-acre variance case

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  6. Powder Springs filing centers on variance for parking of trucks

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  7. Powder Springs staff recommends tabling

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  8. Powder Springs filing involves parking of trucks

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