Madison County supervisors schedule public input after residents raise concerns about comprehensive plan map
Supervisors addressed public concern that the draft comprehensive plan would impose one-acre-lot requirements; officials said the plan contains no ordinance language, scheduled three public input sessions, and pledged follow-up to clarify the future land-use map.
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Madison County supervisors spent a substantial portion of the meeting responding to public concern and misinformation about the county’s draft comprehensive plan, emphasizing that the document itself does not create ordinances and scheduling public input sessions to clarify details.
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