Planning commissioners require geohazard study, defer Shackleford Ridge subdivision
After a full hearing on a proposed 106-home conservation subdivision, the Signal Mountain Planning Commission voted to require a certified geohazard assessment (including void mapping and acid-mine drainage analysis), insisted on town input in choosing an independent investigator, and deferred final action to the February meeting.
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Signal Mountain — The Planning Commission voted Jan. 8 to require a certified geohazard assessment, including void mapping and acid-mine-drainage analysis, for the proposed Shackleford Ridge preliminary subdivision and to defer a final decision to the commission’s February meeting.
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