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Stockbridge sets planning, zoning schedule

Stockbridge will assume its own planning and zoning duties April 1.
Stockbridge will assume its own planning and zoning duties April 1.
By Monroe Roark
March 25, 2019

The Stockbridge City Council voted at its March 11 regular meeting to set the 2019 schedule for the city’s new planning and zoning department, as those services are set to be transferred from Henry County to the city effective April 1.

The first Stockbridge Planning Commission meeting is scheduled for April 25 and will be the fourth Thursday of each month with the execution of an adjusted date in November and no meeting in December.

Other posted dates included filing deadlines and public notification deadlines in advance of each Planning Commission meeting.

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