Frank Bishop wants the county to allow him to change the concept plan for a 2.5 acre parcel in his Epps Bridge Centre as well as the list of allowed uses for the land so he can add an automotive oil change and lubrication shop and car wash to the acreage.
The 2.5 acre parcel, owned by Bishop’s Epps Bridge Centre II LLC, sits in front of a 13.8 acre parcel also owned by Epps Bridge Centre LLC and occupied by Hobby Lobby.
The Georgia Supreme Court has received and recorded an appeal of the decision by Oconee Superior Court Judge Lisa Lott in October to dismiss an attempt to force the Oconee County Board of Elections and Registration to review challenges filed in July of last year to the registration of 228 Oconee County voters.
Oconee County resident Suzannah Heimel filed a notice of appeal with the Georgia Court of Appeals on Nov. 26 of Judge Lott’s Oct. 24 ruling dismissing Heimel’s case, arguing that Lott had “misinterpreted the law” and “did not give due process of the law to the Petitioner.”
