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Warren County looks at regulating splits to solve zoning concerns

Summary by Indianola Independent Advocate
Warren County may be edging toward a compromise between the widely disliked one house per 10 acres on land zoned agriculture, and the long held four homes on 40 acres that ruled land splits for years.
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Warren County looks at regulating splits to solve zoning concerns

Warren County may be edging toward a compromise between the widely disliked one house per 10 acres on land zoned agriculture, and the long held four homes on 40 acres that ruled land splits for years.

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Indianola Independent Advocate broke the news in on Wednesday, August 13, 2025.
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