Community Development Department

 

Please Note

Credit/Debit Card Convenience Fee
 Effective January 1, 2021, a 3% convenience fee will be charged for payments made by credit or debit cards. 

Most Planning and Building applications and permits can be submitted by online portal. 
Code Enforcement violations can be submitted by calling the Customer Service number at 912 554-7111 or online by clicking here. 
Please contact our department with any questions or concerns 912 554-7428.  


MISSION STATEMENT


Make the Glynn County Community Development Department the premier County service delivery department by delivering world-class customer service by improving efficiency, productivity, and safety of our employees while providing timely, courteous, and professional service with integrity to all of our clients.


Community Development Department

  
The Community Development Department is responsible for managing the physical growth, development, and redevelopment of Glynn County, along with the coordination of infrastructure improvements to support development. The Department consists of six functional areas that work together in a cooperative effort to produce and protect the high quality of living that Glynn County residents expect. Additionally this department has grants writers who identify potential grants which will benefit the citizens directly or which will reduce the expenditure of local tax funds.

Integral into the fulfillment of the mission is the applied use of technology in an effective user friendly application. The Department has a technology system that enables 24-hour access by staff and the public to see project review comments and file enforcement requests.

Areas:

  1. What is zoning?
  2. How do I find the Zoning for my property?
  3. What am I allowed to do in my zoning district?
  4. What if I want to change the zoning of my property?
  5. What kind and how many animals am I allowed to have?
  6. How do I change my property lines, or create a new lot?
  7. I am considering developing a piece of property, but it’s my first time and I’m not sure how it works. How do I get started?
  8. I saw a site plan sign posted on a property. How can I find out about it?
  9. How many people can live in a house?
  10. What can I do in an easement?
  11. Where can I put my fence?
  12. Where can I put a pool or storage building on my property?
  13. Can I put a mother-in-law suite on my property? What are the rules?
  14. Can I run a business out of my home?
  15. What are the rules for Recreation Vehicles (RV’s)?
  16. Day care/group home in Residential Zoning?
  17. Will the County enforce the covenants in my subdivision?
  18. Who do I contact about a possible zoning violation?
  19. Who can rezone my property?
  20. How many vehicles can be parked at a home?
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