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Rezoned .1652 acres at 601 S. Church Street from single-family residential to Mixed-Use Downtown.
This change allows for residential use on the property.
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Rezoned .1652 acres at 601 S. Church Street from single-family residential to Mixed-Use Downtown.
Request to rezone .1652 acres from Residential Single-Family and Old Town Historic Overlay to Mixed Use Downtown and Downtown Historic Overlay.
Property rezoned to mixed-use downtown and added to the downtown historic overlay.
Request to rezone .1652 acres from Residential Single-Family and Old Town Historic Overlay to Mixed Use Downtown and Downtown Historic Overlay.
Request to rezone .1652 acres from Residential Single Family and Old Town Historic Overlay to Mixed Use Downtown and Downtown Historic Overlay.
A zoning map amendment to change 0.215 acres from General Commercial to Residential Single Family.
Request to rezone approximately 0.215 acres from General Commercial (C-3) to Residential Single Family (RS).
Rezoning from Old Town Overlay to Downtown Overlay.
Zoning map amendment for 1.3223 acres in the downtown area.
Request to rezone a 0.215-acre tract from General Commercial (C-3) to Residential Single-Family (RS).
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