County attorney says state subdivision code changes would remove board from review process
Giles County’s attorney told the board state subdivision code changes would take the county fully out of the subdivision review process, eliminate the public-hearing requirement, and require revision of the county ordinance.
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The Giles County Board of Supervisors on June 30 heard from County Attorney Richard Chidester about state-level changes to subdivision law that he said will remove the board from the local subdivision review process and eliminate a requirement for a county public hearing.
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