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District 9 County Commission Race Shaping Up By 2 Contenders Who Were Passed Over And Compromise Candidate Who Got Appointment
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Deny The Request For Single Family Homes On Snow Hill Road
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County Health Department Director Says Slight Increase In Vaccinations Not Enough To Blunt Surge That Is Coming
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District 9 School Board Candidates Favor Local Search For Superintendent Applicants; See Pandemic Recovery, Elimination Of Social Issues As Critical Tuesday, July 27, 2021 - by Dennis Norwood
Prior to Tuesday evening’s District 9 School Board Forum, County Commissioner and former school board member Dr. Steve Highlander iterated that he was looking for someone who will work with the district’s families and the community. As it turned out each of the eight candidates vying for the position all expressed this characteristic in their comments and answers to questions posed by community members. In what was most likely the most important question asked at the forum, every candidate replied that they were in favor of a local search for the next school superintendent.
County Commission Votes 5-4 To Revise R-1 Zoning Regulations Tuesday, July 20, 2021 - by Joseph Dycus
The Hamilton County Commissioners on Wednesday voted 5-4 in favor of revising R-1 zoning regulations. It increases density by reducing street frontage from 60 to 50 feet, and setbacks from 25 to 20 feet, and reduces the square footage of a lot from 7,500 to 6,000 square feet.
The City Council is expected to be asked to adopt the same measure later.
Commissioners Randy Fairbanks, Warren Mackey, David Sharpe, Tim Boyd and Chip Baker voted to approve, while Commissioners Katherlyn Geter, Steve Highlander, Sabrena Smedley, and Greg Martin voted in opposition. The subjects of infrastructure and affordable workforce housing were both discussed in-depth during the meeting. The room was packed with county constituents both for and against the resolution.