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Commissioners deadlock 2-2 on objecting to Fayetteville's proposed 242-acre annexation; no formal objection filed
Summary
Fayette County commissioners split 2-2 on whether to object to the City of Fayetteville’s annexation of about 242 acres; by statute the county’s window to object is 30 days and, per county attorney, no objection was formally lodged after the tie.
Fayette County commissioners voted Jan. 22 on whether to object to a City of Fayetteville Step 2 annexation request for three parcels totaling roughly 242 acres along SR 85 N and Highway 314. Planning Director Debbie Bell told the board staff found no basis to object under state law and that the city's proposed Light-Industrial (L-I) zoning was generally consistent with the county’s CH zoning.
Commissioner Charles Oddo moved to not object; Commissioner Eric K. Maxwell seconded. The motion failed on a 2-2 vote.…
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