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Residents oppose event venue at 304 Tabitha Drive citing safety concerns

January 08, 2024 | Pickens County, Georgia



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Residents oppose event venue at 304 Tabitha Drive citing safety concerns
Residents of Tabitha Drive in Pickens County are voicing strong opposition to a proposed event venue that they believe threatens the peaceful nature of their neighborhood. During the January 8, 2024, Planning Commission meeting, a local resident presented a petition signed by nearly all neighbors on Tabitha and Gregory Drive, expressing their concerns about the potential impact of the venue on their primarily residential area.

The resident, who grew up in the neighborhood and recently returned from Florida, emphasized the importance of maintaining the rural lifestyle that families in the area have enjoyed for decades. She highlighted safety as a primary concern, noting that the construction of an event venue would disrupt the tranquility that has characterized their community.

The petition, which was submitted to the Planning Commission, outlines several reasons why the venue would not meet the guidelines for conditional approval. The resident acknowledged the property’s beauty and the desire to utilize it commercially but argued that the proposed venue would be inappropriate for the location.

As the Planning Commission considers the proposal, the voices of the community are clear: they prioritize the preservation of their residential environment over potential commercial development. The outcome of this discussion will significantly impact the future of the neighborhood and its residents.

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