Planning Commission to update zoning map for 300 parcels with public hearings

April 02, 2025 | Jasper City, Walker County, Alabama

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During the Jasper City Council meeting on April 1, 2025, officials announced a significant update to the city's zoning map that will affect nearly 300 parcels over the next four months. The planning commission will be working on this update in batches of 50 to 55 parcels at a time, starting immediately.

City leaders emphasized that residents will receive letters and see public hearing signs in their yards, as required by state law. This notification process aims to keep citizens informed about the changes, even though the updates are primarily administrative and will not impact property owners' lives or taxes.
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One council member clarified that the changes are simply a matter of updating the zoning map and that no one is being annexed against their will. The council felt it was important to make this announcement to prevent confusion among residents who may see the signs and wonder about potential legal issues.

As the planning commission moves forward, residents can expect to receive more information and updates regarding the zoning changes, ensuring transparency throughout the process.

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