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Board denies special‑use request for RV parking at Sherry Lane property
Summary
The Board of Commissioners denied a special‑use permit request from James Leonard to allow RV parking on three lots at 140 Sherry Lane after planning staff said the applicant was absent and county rules for RVs vs. manufactured homes were discussed.
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The Meriwether County Board of Commissioners voted on Feb. 9 to deny Case PC25‑14, a special‑use request by James Leonard for RV parking or placement of three manufactured/mobile homes at 140 Sherry Lane.
Planning staff told the board that a third‑party resource, Sharon Bolden, indicated she could provide three donated manufactured homes at no cost if the applicant chose that route, but the applicant was not present at the hearing and staff could not confirm his preferences. Commissioners discussed whether the existing ordinance allows RVs on the property and whether existing on‑site electrical hookups (50‑amp breakers referenced by a speaker) would need to be changed to meet building permits and state standards. Planning staff said any placement would require building permits and inspections to assure state and local code compliance.
After public hearing and board questions, a commissioner moved to deny the request to allow RVs on the property. The motion was seconded and the board indicated its assent. Planning staff thanked the board and the hearing was closed. The denial was recorded on the minutes; no appeal or conditional timeline was placed on the record at the meeting.

