The Snellville City Council voted unanimously Monday regarding residency requirements for certain board and commission members. Members of the planning commission, board of appeals and the parks and recreation advisory board must all be residents of the city, nominated by the mayor, with confirmation of the city council. Previously, city code made no specific mention of where members should reside. All are volunteer positions.

Snellville’s planning commission is responsible for review of changes to zoning ordinances, the zoning map and the city’s land use plan. The board of appeals works with the planning commission to review zoning variances. The parks and recreation advisory board provides support and citizen input for the Parks and Recreation Department, and issues ordinances, policies, programs and addresses park maintenance concerns.

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