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Town Hall Meeting
Date: April 14, 2026
Topic: Discussion on RV Parks
Location: City Hall, Magee, Mississippi
The town hall meeting held on April 14, 2025, focused primarily on community concerns and proposals related to RV parks within the town limits. Local officials, residents, and business owners attended to voice opinions and gather feedback on the future development and regulation of RV parks.
Key Points Discussed:
1. Zoning and Land Use:
Town planners presented potential zoning changes to allow for the development of new RV parks on the outskirts of town. Some residents expressed concern about proximity to residential neighborhoods.
2. Infrastructure and Services:
Questions were raised about the capacity of local utilities (water, sewage, electricity) to support expanded RV park development. Officials assured attendees that any approved plans would require infrastructure assessments.
3. Economic Impact:
Supporters of RV park development highlighted potential economic benefits, including increased tourism and support for local businesses. Others cautioned that short-term visitors may not contribute significantly to the local tax base.
4. Public Safety and Environmental Concerns:
Residents brought up issues related to traffic, waste disposal, and the preservation of green space. The town council acknowledged these concerns and emphasized the need for environmental impact studies.
5. Community Input and Next Steps:
The council will not make a decision until further consideration has been taken to determine whether to allow RV parks in the City of Magee.
The meeting reflected a mix of support and concern regarding the expansion of RV parks. Town officials committed to transparency, further study, and continued public engagement before making any final decisions.
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Alderman Sue Honea and concerned citizen Suzy ThamsZoning BoardDiane McPhail. Heather McKenzie, and Jim Ball members of the Zoning BoardJim Ball, Braden Lambert, and Bill Caughman (Zoning Board)Brayden Lambert (not pictured), Diane McPhail, Heather McKenzie, Jim Ball, Author Milton, and Bill Caughman (Zoning Board)