The Starke County Plan Commission took a step toward a possib le countywide prohibition on commercial data centers during its July 8th meeting, directing staff to begin preparing information and a preliminary draft ordinance for discussion.
The Starke County Plan Commission has announced it will hold a public meeting on Wednesday, March 25th. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 5:30pm Central Time and will take place at the Starke County Annex number 1 Meeting Room, located at 53 East Mound Street in Knox.
The Starke County Plan Commission will have a regular meeting on Wednesday, April 9th at 5:30pm in the County Government Building located at 53 East Mound Street in Knox.
The Pulaski County Commissioners have named a new building inspector/plan director, but the decision does not come without a bit of questioning on the legality of doing so. Continue reading →
More detailed housing plans were reviewed by the Culver Plan Commission on Tuesday evening.
A developer has expressed interest in constructing several condominiums – to be called Harbor Landing. That name may change in the future. The initial proposal called for the development of the condos along State Road 10 with the possibility of commercial space. Continue reading →
The Culver Plan Commission revisited the possible annexation of land to the northwest of the Town, last night.
According to the discussion, the Plan Commission considered the possibility of bringing land between State Roads 10 and 17 under the Town’s limits up until September of last year. Continue reading →
The Town of Culver’s Plan Commission is considering a proposal to expand its city limits.
Preliminary discussions are scheduled for Tuesday’s Plan Commission meeting that would involve extending Culver’s town limits to the intersection of state road 10 and state road 17. That area currently lies northwest of Culver. Continue reading →
The Starke County Commissioners heard this week that the codification of all county ordinances is about to be completed. The commissioners were notified that of the 180 ordinances reviewed by Municiple Code Corporation of Tallahassee, Florida, 121 were removed.
A review of the Plan Commission ordinances is still being conducted.
In all, the review cost the county approximately $15,000 but the ordinances will soon be listed on a website that will be constructed by MCC. The website, it is promised, will be easy to navigate by both county officials and the public.
Deputy Auditor Suzanne McCarty assisted with the project.