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Screven County approves two conditional uses for livestock-processing site and machine shop
Summary
The Screven County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved conditional-use permits May 10 for a livestock processing and packaging facility at 863 Effingham Highway and a machine shop on Goloid Church Road, following Planning & Zoning recommendations and a short public hearing.
The Screven County Board of Commissioners on May 10 unanimously approved two conditional-use applications recommended by the county Planning & Zoning Board.
Chairman Will Boyd opened and closed the public hearing for both applications. The first, from Vanguard Farms, seeks approval for a livestock processing and packaging facility located at 863 Effingham Highway in Commissioner District 5. Commissioner J.C. Warren moved to accept the Planning & Zoning recommendation to approve the conditional use; Commissioner Mike Dixon seconded and the motion carried by unanimous vote.
The board then considered a conditional use from Charles Millican for a machine shop on Goloid Church Road, also in Commissioner District 5. Chairman Boyd closed public comment on the matter; Commissioner Warren moved to approve the Planning & Zoning recommendation, Commissioner Rosa Romeo seconded, and the motion carried unanimously.
Both approvals were recorded as Planning & Zoning recommendations acted on by the board; no public speakers were recorded opposing either application during the hearings. The actions follow the county process of referral to and recommendation from the Planning & Zoning Board and final decision by the Board of Commissioners.
The board did not provide additional conditions or an expanded record in the minutes; details about any operating conditions, permitted hours, or required inspections were not specified in the meeting record.
