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The head of Erath County’s planning department just quit, which might mean a headache for anyone trying to get a building permit or zoning approval. Expect some potential slowdowns while the county figures out who’s taking the wheel.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days.
You might end up paying more in holding costs or project delays if your permit gets stuck in the transition shuffle.
No one really wins here, though a new hire might eventually bring a fresh perspective to the department.
Local homeowners, contractors, and developers who are currently waiting on paperwork are the ones feeling the squeeze.
By SARA VANDEN BERGE A longtime employee with the city of Stephenville is set to retire on Friday, Sept. 11. Nick Williams has served as the city’s director of public works for the past 20 years. “Nick has been an amazing and extremely valuable public servant for this community over the years,” City Manager Jason King told Beneath the Surface News. “He has been a great leader and friend. His tireless efforts in the areas of water, wastewater and our landfill have given us security in those area
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