Wedowee RV resort may skip rezoning after owner finds 2011 business zoning record
A planned Wedowee RV resort appears cleared to proceed after the owner found records showing the site was rezoned for business in 2011.
Key facts
- Property owner Scott Carter planned to withdraw his rezoning request before a Wedowee Town Council public hearing.
- Wedowee's most recent zoning map, dated 2004, shows the land as residential.
- Carter found documentation that the land was rezoned for business in 2011.
- According to Carter, Wedowee mayor Tim Coe acknowledged the town's error.
- The resort is planned off Old Highway 431, with a goal of opening within the next 12 months.
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Source: Wedowee RV resort zoning issue reportedly resolved, project expected to move forward — The Randolph Leader, October 6, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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