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Taking a second read of Ordinance O2026-10-17, which would amend Tucker Code Chapter 22 on land development and subdivisions

Taking a second read of Ordinance O2026-10-17, which would amend Tucker Code Chapter 22 on land development and subdivisions

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  • Anne LernerCity of TuckerNot decided yetEmail
  • Roger W. OrlandoDistrict 1, Seat 1Not decided yetEmail
  • Virginia ReceDistrict 1, Seat 2Not decided yetEmail
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  • Vinh NguyenDistrict 2, Seat 2Not decided yetEmail
  • Alexis WeaverDistrict 3, Seat 1Not decided yetEmail
  • Amy TrocchiDistrict 3, Seat 2Not decided yetEmail

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