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Board approves conditional use for Anthony's event venue with restrictions

April 08, 2024 | Pickens County, Georgia



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Board approves conditional use for Anthony's event venue with restrictions
The Pickens County Planning Commission meeting on April 8, 2024, focused on a significant conditional use application for an event venue, which included extensive discussions about safety and community impact. The meeting highlighted the involvement of the fire marshal, who must approve the building plans and the expected number of attendees.

Commission members expressed their concerns regarding the proposed venue's location and its potential effects on local traffic and infrastructure. One member shared their visit to the site, noting the positive intentions of the applicants, the Anthonys, who aim to create a vineyard and event space. The member emphasized their belief in the applicants' commitment to responsible development.

The commission reviewed a list of conditions attached to the conditional use permit, noting that this application had more restrictions than previous ones. Prohibited uses included animal hospitals, campgrounds, landfills, and schools, ensuring that the venue would remain focused on events without expanding into other areas that could disrupt the community.

After thorough discussion, the commission moved to approve the conditional use permit with the specified restrictions. The motion passed with a majority vote, despite one dissenting opinion. The commission expressed hope that the Anthonys would work collaboratively with their neighbors to ensure the venue would be a positive addition to the community.

Following this decision, the meeting transitioned to a new agenda item regarding a rezone application for a property on Bridal Road, indicating ongoing development discussions in the area.

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