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Zoning Board Approves Controversial Dog Training Business

September 03, 2024 | Liberty County, Georgia


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Zoning Board Approves Controversial Dog Training Business
During the recent government meeting, the board addressed a zoning request from Alisa Gibson for a Type B home occupation to establish a professional dog training business in the Fleming community. The proposed site is located on a 17-acre property along Mount Olivet Church Road, near Fort Stewart.

The board reviewed several key documents, including a zoning map indicating that the property is zoned A-1 Agricultural, consistent with the surrounding area. However, it was noted that a significant portion of the property lies within a floodplain, although the main structures, including the home and outbuildings, are situated just outside this zone. Additionally, some wetlands are present on the property, but the central area is free from such constraints.

The proposed layout for the kennel includes enclosed kennels and open runs, with a sample building design presented for consideration. The board's discussions highlighted the importance of ensuring that the business aligns with local zoning regulations while addressing environmental concerns related to the floodplain and wetlands. The outcome of this request will be pivotal in determining the future of home-based businesses in the area.

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