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Commissioners approve amendment to land development code definitions for family conveyance
Summary
On Aug. 19 the Long County Board of Commissioners approved on second reading an amendment to the Land Development Code (Family Conveyance Sec. 118-6 — Definitions); the vote was 4-0, but the minutes do not include the amended language.
The Long County Board of Commissioners on Aug. 19 approved on second reading an amendment to the county’s Land Development Code concerning Family Conveyance (Sec. 118‑6 — Definitions). County Attorney Luke Moses read the second reading; Commissioner John Reddish moved approval and Commissioner Jeremy Hall seconded. The motion passed 4-0.
The minutes identify the ordinance section amended (Family Conveyance Sec. 118‑6 — Definitions) but do not provide the specific changes to the code or the rationale for the amendment. No public comment on the amendment is recorded in these minutes.
The board’s action was recorded as a unanimous vote; the minutes do not state an ordinance number or effective date for the amendment.
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