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Heard County approves special‑use permit for event at 500 Loblolly Lane with conditions
Summary
The board voted 4–1 Feb. 20 to approve Brent Harris’s special‑use application for 500 Loblolly Lane, conditioned on security and emergency plans approved by county agencies, a commissioners’ site visit, and completion of conditions within 60 days before the event.
The Heard County Board of Commissioners voted 4–1 on Feb. 20 to approve a special‑use permit for an event at 500 Loblolly Lane submitted by Brent Harris.
Commissioner David Walls moved to approve the application; Commissioner Iris Harris seconded. Commissioner Larry Hammond voted against the motion; the other commissioners voted in favor. The approval was conditioned on four requirements: that the Heard County Sheriff’s Office approve the security plan; that Heard County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) approve the emergency response plan; that the commissioners conduct a site visit; and that all conditions be completed within 60 days prior to the event.
The public hearing on the application had been continued from the Jan. 16 meeting; chairman Lee Boone reviewed the hearing rules and the transcript records no public comments on the application at this meeting. County Attorney Michael Hill advised following the zoning procedures law for any rezoning or historic‑designation revocations raised elsewhere on the agenda.
The board recorded the vote and conditions in the meeting minutes; the transcript does not state the nature of the event, expected attendance, or other operational details for the site beyond the listed conditions.
