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Florence sets Sept. 16 public hearing for Mid-South Meter variance request
Summary
The board set a public hearing for Sept. 16, 2025 at 6:30 p.m. on a variance request by Mid-South Meter (owner Terry Goude) after a recommendation from Community Development Director Joel Sims; the motion was approved unanimously.
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The Florence Mayor and Board voted on Aug. 19 to hold a public hearing on Sept. 16, 2025 at 6:30 p.m. to consider a variance request submitted by Mid-South Meter, whose owner is listed as Terry Goude. The item was placed on the agenda following a recommendation from Community Development Director Joel Sims. Alderman John Banks made the motion, Alderman Brian Grantham seconded, and the board recorded a unanimous vote to set the hearing.
The minutes identify the matter as a variance request associated with Mid-South Meter & Regulator and record the hearing date and time to allow public notice and comment. The item also appeared on the posted work-session agenda for Aug. 19, indicating staff had prepared the request for formal consideration.
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