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Considering a major update to Stockbridge's Unified Development Code to allow more innovative uses, include more relevant standards, and make various clarifications

A major update to Stockbridge's Unified Development Code for more innovative uses, include more relevant standards, and make various clarifications

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Considering a major update to Stockbridge's Unified Development Code to allow more innovative uses, include more relevant standards, and make various clarifications

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  • Jayden L. WilliamsCity of StockbridgeNot decided yetCall
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  • Antwan CloudDistrict 2Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Kyle D. Berry Sr.District 3Not decided yetCallEmail
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