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Local leaders make case to keep Hall road planning district intact
Officials hope data shows county still has separate identity from Atlanta
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Hall County is far from a bedroom county. While many may make the often-painful trek to metro Atlanta on a daily basis, more than two-thirds of Hall residents stay in the county to earn their living. That’s according to 2010 U.S. Census Bureau data that area roads officials have pulled to help prove a point — Hall County has an identity that’s separate and distinct from metropolitan Atlanta.
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Housing proposal off Ga. 365 in northeast Hall gets initial OK with these changes
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A 248-home subdivision has hit a snag as the developer tries to get the development approved under a new Hall County zoning category. Rendering courtesy of Hall County
A 248-lot subdivision proposed off Ga. 365 northeast Hall County has hit a roadblock.
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