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Land Disturbance:
Any activity which involves the moving of large quantities of dirt (within an area of 5,000 s.f. or more) on a site not being developed for a
single-family residential building will require a land disturbance permit.
There are instances when a Land Disturbance Permit (LDP) may be required for the building of a home.
To determine whether or not an LDP is required for the activity you are planning, please contact the Community Development Office at
770-467-4254.
Buffers are a protective tree lining along state waters, valuable in conserving land and water resources; therefore buffers should be protected. The buffer variance process will apply to all projects legally eligible for variances and to all state waters having vegetation wrested from the channel by normal stream flow, provided that adequate erosion control measures are incorporated in the project plans and specifications are implemented. The following are helpful links if contemplating construction within a buffer zone.
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