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Mayor raises concern over possible Demorest move to condemn Town lake property

Tallulah Falls officials are watching a potential condemnation action by the City of Demorest involving Town-owned land near the lake.

By NEGA Brief NewsroomLast checked September 30, 2026
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At the Tallulah Falls Town Council's January 8, 2026 meeting, Mayor Early addressed concerns regarding potential property condemnation actions by the City of Demorest near Town-owned property adjacent to the lake.

SourcesTallulah Falls Minutes - 01.08.26 RM Minutes - 01.08.26 RM Minutes.docxTallulah Falls Agendas - 04.09.26 RM Agenda Packet - 04.09.26 RM Agenda Packet.pdfTallulah Falls Agendas - 03.12.26 Agenda Packet - 20260311160534.pdf

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Potential condemnation of Town-owned lake property by City of Demorest and related water withdrawal permit discussions

Mayor Early addressed concerns regarding potential property condemnation actions by the City of Demorest near Town-owned property adjacent to the lake.

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Potential property condemnation action by City of Demorest near Town-owned lakefront property

Mayor Early addressed concerns regarding potential property condemnation actions by the City of Demorest near Town-owned property adjacent to the lake.

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Potential condemnation of Town property near the lake by City of Demorest and water withdrawal permit discussions with Cornelia

Mayor Early addressed concerns regarding potential property condemnation actions by the City of Demorest near Town-owned property adjacent to the lake.

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