St. Simons tree-canopy changes and short-term rental parking rules prompt concerns at Glynn County work session
Commissioners and residents pressed staff on a proposed St. Simons tree‑canopy standard (cutting 12 to 8 trees per acre), new parking requirements tied to bedroom counts, and whether existing short-term rentals would be grandfathered.
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At a joint Mainland and Island planning commission work session, commissioners and residents raised concerns about two island-focused topics in Glynn County’s working draft: a change to St. Simons Island’s tree‑canopy requirements and new parking standards for larger homes and short‑term rentals.
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