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Rezoning NW Farmer Road and 2000 Irwin Bridge Road NW from CRS (Collaborative Residential Subdivision) District to M-2 (General Industrial) District, with conditions on the property

Rezoning NW Farmer Road and 2000 Irwin Bridge Road NW from CRS (Collaborative Residential Subdivision) District to M-2 (General Industrial) District

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Rezoning NW Farmer Road and 2000 Irwin Bridge Road NW from CRS (Collaborative Residential Subdivision) District to M-2 (General Industrial) District, with conditions on the property

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1votes on the record on this issue
3members of Rockdale County Board of Commissioners decide thisWho decides
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The latest recorded vote on this issue, October 6, 2026
Yes2
No0

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CountyRockdale County Board of CommissionersPassed Oct 6

Who decides this

  • Tuwanya SmithCounty Commission - Post 1Voted yesCallEmail
  • Doreen WilliamsCounty Commission - Post 2No vote on recordEmail
  • JaNice Frey VanNessCounty Commission ChairmanVoted yesCallEmail

Whole board: passed 2 to 0, Oct 6

Decided, Oct 6: The board voted 2 to 0 on the Rezoning NW Farmer Road and 2000 Irwin Bridge Road NW from CRS (Collaborative Residential Subdivision) District to M-2 (General Industrial) District, with conditions on the property. It passed.

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