Tate County Planning Commission
Director of Planning
Email: spayne@tatecountygov.com
Office: 662-562-5733
Hours: 7:00 AM-4:00 PM
Address: 201 French's Alley
Senatobia, MS 38668
Ken Hadley
Inspector/Code Enforcement
Email: khadley@tatecountygov.com
Office: 662-562-5733
Hours: 7:00 AM-4:00 PM
Address: 201 French's Alley
Senatobia, MS 38668
The planning commission’s primary role, as its name implies, is to plan. A Planning Commission is a body of citizens that serve within local government, acting as an advisory group to the municipal governing body on issues and policies related to planning, land use regulations, and community development.
This Planning Commission has many functions. It maintains, interprets, and updates the long-range plan for county development. The Tate County Comprehensive Plan is designed as a planning tool to direct development and manage growth. Based on input from the community itself and from professionals, the plan states goals and policies that support ordinances and planning decisions. The Commission is involved in transportation planning for the county rezoning case evaluation and subdivision and site plan review. It also maintains the county’s adopted Zoning Map and Zoning Ordinance. In addition, it is responsible for processing building permits and conducting on-site inspections of general contractors in the county and sub-contractors such as plumbers, electricians, and mechanical contractors. Most of all, our goal is to always be looking ahead to plan the best future for Tate County’s citizens and their children.
LINKS
New interactive Tate County Map
Interactive version of 2022 Tate County Comprehensive Plan
DOCUMENTS
May 20, 2022 Notice
2022 Tate County Zoning Ordinance - w/ May 2022 Amendments
2022 Tate County Subdivision Regulations
Multi-Family Notes as of April 22, 2022
New Addresses in Tate County
Site Plan Review
Tate County Building Permit Procedures
Tate County Planning Commission Manufactured Home Procedures
Waste Water Information
Medical Cannabis Revisions 2022
Tate County Comprehensive Plan 2022
Wireless Communications Information
Application for Conditional Use or Variance
LICENSING INFORMATION
HB 1163 Residential Licensing Law Changes
PERMITS
Permits Help Guide