Important East Fish River Zoning Election Tomorrow

Fairhope, Alabama 

 

District 14 signs.

 

TURNOUT THE KEY?

A plethora of signs for and against dot the landscape ahead of Tuesday's zoning referendum to be held at the Marlow Volunteer Fire Department on CR 32.

The number of "no" signs seem to outnumber the "yes" ones -- but that is no prediction of outcome, based upon passed experience.

'Yes' signs were distributed by the resident organizers of the referendum but there is no way to tell who is responsible for the others (no identification on signs).

Voter turnout is usually very low for such referendums, so turnout should be key in the outcome. 

The district generally runs on the east side of the river from Silver Hill town limits on the north to just south of the Marlow community (Underwood Road).

If it passes, there will be an immediate 180 day pause in new construction (except small residential matters) while the new zoning ordinance/map is developed by a committee of citizens to be selected from the area.

If it fails it will be business as usual.


District 14.


 

 

Comments

Anonymous said…
hope they get their signs after its over. many are illegallly posted.
Anonymous said…
I hope the residents know that if they do not pass this they will become a developers playground. Without zoning you will have no control over your property or the surronding areas. The peaceful field you drive by everyday can become 500 houses in a flash.
Anonymous said…
He is some breaking news for you: it is going to be wall to wall houses no matter what kind of zoning is in place.