Jackson considers UDO amendments for cell towers, campgrounds

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Wednesday, 05/04/2023

Jackson County will hold a public hearing on two amendments to its Unified Development Ordinance this month.

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At last, a UDO for Maggie Valley

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Wednesday, 08/06/2022

After years of effort and several failed attempts by multiple town boards, Maggie Valley has successfully passed its Unified Development Ordinance.

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Maggie Valley one step closer to UDO

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Wednesday, 30/03/2022

Maggie Valley is one step closer to completing its unified development ordinance after Town Planner Kaitland Finkle presented a draft proposal to the town board during a workshop last week.

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