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The Land War in Brunswick

In the dynamic landscape of Brunswick County, the recent actions of the Town of Leland have sparked a significant conversation about growth, annexation, and community impact. The article ‘The Land War in Brunswick’ delves into Leland’s aggressive expansion strategy, marked by rapid annexation and development. This strategy, while bolstering the town’s tax base and growth, has raised concerns about the preservation of rural areas and the balance of power within the region. The situation reached a turning point when Senator Bill Rabon intervened, leading to a legislative ban on Leland’s further annexation. This development underscores the complex interplay between growth, community desires, and legislative action in shaping the future of our region.

“Rampant growth with considerably higher taxes is moving down [U.S.] 17 rapidly,” warned Winnabow’s volunteer fire department in a social media message, reflecting widespread concerns about the pace and nature of development in the region​

Read article [from The Assembly]: https://www.theassemblync.com/politics/leland-brunswick-annexation/