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Cornelia commission approves automated gate for Moss Street storage lot

The city will pay Franklin Fence roughly $10,844 to install an automated gate at its Moss Street storage lot, with commissioners shifting budget funds to cover it.

By NEGA Brief NewsroomLast checked September 30, 2026
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September 1, 2026: Proposal for gate at Moss Street property

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A proposal for a gate at the city's Moss Street property was placed on the Cornelia City Commission's September agenda.

SourcesCommission Agenda Sep. 2026 112.9 KB

On September 1, the commission approved the purchase and installation of an automated gate at the 54 Moss Street storage lot from Franklin Fence, along with a budget adjustment to pay for it. Commissioner Reed made the motion, seconded by Commissioner Cook, and it passed 4-0. The cost was listed at $10,843.95.

SourcesSeptember 2026 Commission Meeting Minutes 180.8 KBCommission Agenda Summary September 2026 133.7 KB

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Purchase and installation of automated gate at 54 Moss Street storage lot from Franklin Fence, with budget adjustment

Commissioner Reed made a motion to approve the purchase from Franklin Fence and make the necessary budget adjustment, seconded by Commissioner Cook. Approved 4

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Proposal for gate at Moss Street property and related budget adjustment

Proposal for Gate at Moss Street Property and Budget Adjustment Tab D Approved 4 - 0

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Proposal for gate at Moss Street property

Proposal for Gate at Moss Street Property

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