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Franklin County lists a November 4 zoning-ordinance work session
The current county calendar identifies a Planning Commission work session and links the county's zoning-ordinance update separately.
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The dated county listing
Franklin County's current homepage lists a Planning Commission Zoning Ordinance Work Session for Wednesday, November 4. The homepage also provides a separate route to the county's zoning-ordinance update materials.
The retrieved homepage summary does not provide the work session's time, venue or detailed agenda. Confirm those facts through the live event entry before traveling.
A work session is not adoption
A Planning Commission work session can support review and discussion, but the calendar listing does not establish a recommendation, public hearing, Board of Supervisors vote or adopted ordinance.
Use later agendas, minutes and governing-body records for any actual proposal or decision.
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Official county event route checked November 3, 2026 through the current homepage listing for the November 4 Planning Commission zoning-ordinance work session.
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