Columbus County Planning Board Delays Savannah Pines Mobile Home Park Proposal
On Sept. 22, the Columbus County Planning Board delayed action on Savannah Pines Mobile Home Park in Williams Township after neighbors raised concerns.
Key facts
- The Columbus County Planning Board delayed action on the proposed Savannah Pines Mobile Home Park on Sept. 22.
- The proposed park is in Williams Township.
- Neighbors cited drainage, utilities, traffic and the character of the area.
- The plan calls for 20 homes.
- Applicant Ruben Rendon Fuerte was told to address the concerns before resubmitting his plan.
- Fuerte said he would work on drainage issues raised by two neighbors and revise his site plan.
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Source: Board seeks more details on proposed 20-home mobile home park — The News Reporter, September 27, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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