Jackson County approves public hearings for Dryden Properties and Mini Farm Subdivision

In a recent meeting held on December 10, 2024, the Jackson County Board of County Commissioners took significant steps towards community development by approving several public hearings for upcoming projects. These initiatives aim to enhance local infrastructure and residential options, reflecting the board's commitment to fostering growth in the area.

One of the key proposals discussed was for Dryden Properties and Development, which seeks to establish a 7,200 square foot manufacturing and sales building. The project, located on the south side of Commercial Park Drive, is expected to include approximately 16,559 square feet of concrete and asphalt for vehicular use. The board unanimously approved a public hearing for this development, scheduled for January 14, 2025, at 9 AM.

Another notable project is the Twin Ponds Road Mini Farm Subdivision, which aims to create a nine-lot residential area with lot sizes ranging from 2.2 to 5 acres. This subdivision will be situated at the intersection of Twin Ponds Road and Fairview Road. The board also set a public hearing for this project on the same date, emphasizing the growing demand for residential spaces in unincorporated Jackson County.

Additionally, the board approved a public hearing for modifications to the Luvs RV stop, which will add 14 new RV spaces to the previously approved 32. This expansion is part of a broader effort to enhance amenities and improvements at the site, located on Dilmore Road. The project is expected to begin in January, pending final approval, and aims to optimize the use of the land while maintaining environmental considerations.

These developments are part of Jackson County's ongoing efforts to improve local infrastructure and meet the needs of its residents. The board's proactive approach in setting public hearings for these projects demonstrates a commitment to transparency and community engagement, ensuring that residents have a voice in shaping the future of their neighborhoods. As these projects move forward, they are likely to bring new opportunities and resources to the area, contributing to the overall growth and vitality of Jackson County.