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Dawsonville council enacts 30-day emergency zoning moratorium while ordinance is updated
Summary
The Dawsonville City Council voted 3–1 on Nov. 3 to adopt a 30-day emergency moratorium on new development permits while staff revises the city's zoning ordinance and development regulations; the moratorium does not affect pending applications, variances or annexations under the draft rules.
The Dawsonville City Council on Nov. 3 approved a 30-day emergency moratorium intended to pause new development under an ordinance the city plans to rewrite.
City Attorney Kevin Tallent told council the moratorium is limited in scope and duration, explaining, "This one would last for no longer than 30 days" and that it "does not affect any zoning application that is currently in process." He added the draft also…
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