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Bulloch County adopts subdivision ordinance changes covering lighting, cul‑de‑sacs and backup power for water systems
Summary
Bulloch County commissioners adopted multiple revisions to the subdivision ordinance that set new standards for lighting, cul‑de‑sac size and private‑street design and require standby backup generators for new community water systems once they reach a threshold of connections.
Bulloch County commissioners unanimously adopted a set of text amendments to the county’s subdivision ordinance (Appendix B) that change design and public‑safety standards for new subdivisions.
Key changes adopted include:
- Lighting standards: New illumination requirements emphasize downcast fixtures and warmer LED color temperatures to reduce glare and light pollution; subdivision lighting plans must be submitted with site plans.
- Cul‑de‑sac and private‑street design: The paved diameter for cul‑de‑sacs will increase (from an 80‑foot pavement diameter to 100 feet),…
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