County commission advances resolution expanding nuisance, subdivision controls
The commission approved a two-reading resolution to expand Robertson County's authority to regulate nuisances and pursue stronger subdivision/regulatory tools; county attorney and staff said further rules and highway department review will follow.
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The Robertson County Commission approved a resolution designed to expand the county's authority to regulate nuisances and add tools for managing growth and subdivisions. Commissioner Jeremiah Pierce introduced the measure and County Attorney Clyde Richard explained that, if adopted, the change would give the county additional powers similar to those municipalities have, and that related highway rules would be considered by the elected highway superintendents next.
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