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County amends Land Development Ordinance to allow developers to choose trees from approved list
Summary
The Board approved amendments to the Walton County Land Development Ordinance and amended a proposed nut‑tree requirement so developers may select trees from the county's approved tree list.
The Planning Commission recommended approval of amendments to the Walton County Land Development Ordinance. At the public hearing no one testified for or against the proposed amendments.
Commissioner Jeremy Adams moved to approve the amendments with one change: developers will be allowed to choose trees from the county's approved tree list rather than being required to plant a specific nut‑bearing tree. The Board voted unanimously to adopt the ordinance amendments.
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