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Farmville’s Planning Commission is listed for October 21
The official calendar places the meeting at 7 p.m.; the agenda remains the source for the matters actually under review.
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A date for land-use watchers
Farmville’s calendar lists a Planning Commission meeting on October 21 from 7 to 8 p.m. The listing is a useful reminder for residents following development, zoning or long-range planning.
A meeting is not an approval
The calendar does not establish which applications will be heard, whether a recommendation will be made or whether council action will follow. Those conclusions require the agenda, staff material and later minutes.
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Before attending, open the agenda and identify the property, request and decision stage. Ask how public comments enter the record and distinguish a commission recommendation from a final council decision.
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Primary calendar source checked October 6, 2026.
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