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The revoked permit, which allowed property owner Gerald McGuire to build a new structure and demolish the old one on the site – McGuire did the latter, but not the former – is the latest in a decade-plus long saga of complaints about McGuire’s home beginning in 2004. Second District Supervisor Rex Bohn noted that McGuire’s home is the second most complained about property in the county.
The permit – issued to property owner Gerald McGuire – allowed an unpermitted 1,700 square foot residence to be destroyed and the construction of a new home – a 788 square-foot garage with a 788 square-foot, 1-bedroom accessory dwelling unit – but a county staff report said that after the demolition project, the site operated as a derelict junkyard and a new residence has not been built.
In early April of 1940 the talk around Fields Landing was that the San Francisco Sea Products Company wanted to build a whaling station there. A town meeting was held at the Fields Landing Civic Club Hall. Mr. A. D. McBride, one of the owners of the company, was on hand to promote the whaling
Data from the Cartersville-Bartow County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) offers a snapshot at numerous transportation and infrastructure improvement projects ongoing throughout the community.