Residents urge caution as Stephens County proposes much larger minimum frontage for many zones
Jan 15, 2025
At a first-reading public hearing, multiple residents told the Stephens County Board of Commissioners that raising minimum tract/right-of-way widths (in some agricultural districts from 30 to 200 feet) could raise development costs and worsen affordable-housing prospects; commissioners said they will consider narrower alternatives before final vote.
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At a public hearing on proposed edits to the Stephens County Land Use Ordinance, staff described a package of changes that would add definitions for flag and panhandle lots and substantially increase required track/tract width at rights-of-way across several zoning districts.
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