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Council to Consider Rezoning 450 S. Oak St. from Commercial to Residential-Professional

July 07, 2026 | Jackson, Butts County, Georgia


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Council to Consider Rezoning 450 S. Oak St. from Commercial to Residential-Professional
Mayor Carlos Duffey opened the July 7 meeting of the City of Jackson City Council, which included a public hearing item for a rezoning application affecting 450 S. Oak St.

The agenda lists application 2026-RZ-03 proposing a map amendment to change the property’s zoning from C-1 (Community Commercial) to R-P (Residential Professional). The application is identified for public hearing and is also placed on the New Business section for potential council approval and authorization for the mayor to execute related documents if the council acts in favor.

The agenda does not include background materials, staff recommendations, or a stated vote tally in the transcript provided. It is not specified in the agenda text whether there will be conditions attached to any approval, whether affected neighbors were notified, or whether the planning commission previously recommended a decision. The transcript does not record public comment on the rezoning or any motion, second, or vote.

If the council proceeds with the item at the meeting, a formal motion and vote would be expected during the New Business portion; those actions and any conditions or mitigation requirements were not recorded in the agenda text provided.

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