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Lance and his wife Kate have been residents of Historic Downtown Brunswick since 2008. He is the current chairman of the Brunswick Planning & Appeals Commission and the former chairman of the SPLOST Oversight Committee and NewCity Brunswick. He has also been involved with the Glynn Avenue Design Guidelines Committee, ESPLOST PAC, the Historic Brunswick Neighborhood Planning Assembly, and the BATS Oversight Committee. He earned his bachelor of science in business in management information systems and services from the University of Phoenix.

Lance is currently the Executive Director of Forward Brunswick, a civic improvement organization with the mission of raising resources for Brunswick revitalization projects. He is also the owner of Brunswick Old Town Tour and was previously a Digital Services Manager and Partner at h2o creative group.

Lance Sabbe ran for Commissioner, District 2 with the Glynn County Board of Commissioners in 2022, but did not win.

As of October 21, 2023, Lance Sabbe’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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The Brunswick News, City elections draw six candidates

Wants to “limit displacement and limit gentrification."

Advocates for “developing innovative programs aimed at facilitating the creation of affordable housing that can simultaneously revitalize the community’s neighborhoods and core areas while maintaining the city’s physical and historical character."

Believes “the rehabilitation of older homes can provide affordable housing options for families”.

Supports property tax relief through federal tax incentive programs.

Supports the Scarlett-Williams Homestead Act, a legal provision that aims to reduce the amount of property taxes on owner-occupied homes.

Proposes residential construction on large land tracts in the city, stating that “redeveloping these large land tracts can attract new businesses, generate jobs, and stimulate economic activity."

- Wants to “limit displacement and limit gentrification."
- Advocates for “developing innovative programs aimed at facilitating the creation of affordable housing that can simultaneously revitalize the community’s neighborhoods and core areas while maintaining the city’s physical and historical character."
- Believes “the rehabilitation of older homes can provide affordable housing options for families”.
- Supports property tax relief through federal tax incentive programs.
- Supports the Scarlett-Williams Homestead Act, a legal provision that aims to reduce the amount of property taxes on owner-occupied homes.
- Proposes residential construction on large land tracts in the city, stating that “redeveloping these large land tracts can attract new businesses, generate jobs, and stimulate economic activity."

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The Brunswick News, Lance Sabbe Voter Guide

Supports the examination of “current service areas to fill in the gaps where water and sewer is not currently provided to residents."

Wants the Brunswick-Glynn County Joint Water & Sewer Commission (JWSC) to “work together with other entities including the city, the county, and the Golden Isles Development Authority to identify potential growth areas or other infrastructure projects."

Proposes the development of a waterfront boardwalk, stating that it “will not only enhance the beauty of the area but also provide a recreational space for residents and visitors alike."

- Supports the examination of “current service areas to fill in the gaps where water and sewer is not currently provided to residents."
- Wants the Brunswick-Glynn County Joint Water & Sewer Commission (JWSC) to “work together with other entities including the city, the county, and the Golden Isles Development Authority to identify potential growth areas or other infrastructure projects."
- Proposes the development of a waterfront boardwalk, stating that it “will not only enhance the beauty of the area but also provide a recreational space for residents and visitors alike."

Public Services

Wants to promote alternative modes of transportation, such as biking and walking.

Plans to integrate bike and pedestrian trails in the redeveloped areas of the city, stating that they “encourage physical activity, reduces traffic congestion, and fosters a sense of community connection."

- Wants to promote alternative modes of transportation, such as biking and walking.
- Plans to integrate bike and pedestrian trails in the redeveloped areas of the city, stating that they “encourage physical activity, reduces traffic congestion, and fosters a sense of community connection."

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Lance Sabbe

As of October 21, 2023, Lance Sabbe’s website did not contain information on this issue and Lance Sabbe did not complete our questionnaire.

- Wants to “limit displacement and limit gentrification”.
- Advocates for “developing innovative programs aimed at facilitating the creation of affordable housing that can simultaneously revitalize the community’s neighborhoods and core areas while maintaining the city’s physical and historical character”.
- Believes “the rehabilitation of older homes can provide affordable housing options for families”.
- Supports property tax relief through federal tax incentive programs.
- Supports the Scarlett-Williams Homestead Act, a legal provision that aims to reduce the amount of property taxes on owner-occupied homes.
- Proposes residential construction on large land tracts in the city, stating that “redeveloping these large land tracts can attract new businesses, generate jobs, and stimulate economic activity”.

- Supports the examination of “current service areas to fill in the gaps where water and sewer is not currently provided to residents”.
- Wants the Brunswick-Glynn County Joint Water & Sewer Commission (JWSC) to “work together with other entities including the city, the county, and the Golden Isles Development Authority to identify potential growth areas or other infrastructure projects”.
- Proposes the development of a waterfront boardwalk, stating that it “will not only enhance the beauty of the area but also provide a recreational space for residents and visitors alike”.

- Wants to promote alternative modes of transportation, such as biking and walking.
- Plans to integrate bike and pedestrian trails in the redeveloped areas of the city, stating that they “encourage physical activity, reduces traffic congestion, and fosters a sense of community connection”.

- Advocates for affordable housing.
- Supports property tax relief.

- Supports the examination of “current service areas to fill in the gaps where water and sewer is not currently provided to residents”.
- Wants the Brunswick-Glynn County Joint Water & Sewer Commission (JWSC) to “work together with other entities including the city, the county, and the Golden Isles Development Authority to identify potential growth areas or other infrastructure projects”.

As of October 3, 2023, Lance Sabbe’s website did not contain information on this issue and Lance Sabbe did not complete our questionnaire.

Lance Sabbe ran for Commissioner, District 2 with the Glynn County Board of Commissioners in 2022 but did not win.

Lance Sabbe ran for election to the Glynn County Commission, District 2 in Georgia in 2022.

Lance and his wife Kate have been residents of Historic Downtown Brunswick since 2008. He is the current chairman of the Brunswick Planning & Appeals Commission and the former chairman of the SPLOST Oversight Committee and NewCity Brunswick. He has also been involved with the Glynn Avenue Design Guidelines Committee, ESPLOST PAC, the Historic Brunswick Neighborhood Planning Assembly, and the BATS Oversight Committee. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Business (BSB) in Management Information Systems and Services from the University of Phoenix.

Lance is currently the Executive Director of Forward Brunswick, a civic improvement organization with the mission of raising resources for Brunswick revitalization projects. He was previously a Digital Services Manager and Partner at h2o creative group.

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- The city commission is tasked with ensuring the health, comfort, and safety of residents of the city 
- City commissioners work with the mayor to govern city departments, such as the police department, fire department, transportation department, and parks and recreation department. 
- City commissioners represent either the whole city or residents of a specific district. 
- Most city commissioners in Georgia are elected in odd years to four year terms. Elections are nonpartisan. 

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