The front of the Banks County Courthouse Annex building.
BANKS COUNTY, Ga. – The Banks County Planning Commission recommends an approval for a planned hotel at Hampton Court in Commerce, Ga. Additionally, they approved three other applications for conditional use, including vehicle part sales by Resurrected Classics, a home occupational business by Joshua Trimble, and a new home structure.
Opponents of the hotel, which will be an extended-stay Marriott intended for business travelers, brought concerns over crime.
While the hotel would be considered extended stay, there would be no minimum night requirement and the maximum under the code is set at 30 nights.
The Planning Commission was hesitant on one issue, the fact that the agreement from Marriott was only verbal. Despite that, the board decided to go through with the recommendation and approved it to send to the BOC.
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