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Canton seeks public comment on master plan amendment

The city of Canton is seeking public comment on a proposed master plan amendment for The Bluffs.
The city of Canton is seeking public comment on a proposed master plan amendment for The Bluffs.
By Juanita Love for the AJC
Jan 28, 2021

The City of Canton, acting as an applicant for the property owners, has filed for a Master Plan amendment to add additional uses to the previously approved uses for the development commonly known as “The Bluffs,” according to a press release.

These new uses are intended to make the site more marketable for additional users that might bring regional economic development activities to the City of Canton. A public hearing will be conducted at the City of Canton Council meeting held at 6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 4.

The additional uses include but are not limited to entertainment venues,; outdoor recreation, which may include but are not limited to camping, walking trails, gardens, water activities, and non-enclosed sporting facilities; hotel/motel; parking areas; and warehouse uses.

Comments may be submitted to the City of Canton by email at comments@cantonga.gov.

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