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A proposed city purchase of a large lighted holiday tree would use municipal funds for downtown decoration.
Demorest buys wholesale water from Baldwin, so a rate increase there could affect what the city pays.
The Board of Tax Assessors discussed printing new lobby maps, with 24 x 36 versions estimated to cost over $545.
The city is replacing its stock of water meters, a purchase council approved after a follow-up invoice from the same vendor drew a dispute over payment.
The council was slated to discuss an update to the fence and sign at the city's roadside park, though no decision is recorded.
The pumps at the Regency Lift Station help move sewage through the city's system, and their replacement was put before the council for consideration.
City officials say they are talking with a company about managing impact fees, after residents repeatedly asked the council to charge new developments such fees.
The district's academic performance ranking, reported to the school board, reflects how its schools compare to others in the region.
Clarkesville's Planning Commission gains a new member who will help decide land-use and development matters in the city.
A county sales-tax fund is paying for street paving and new police radios in Royston, according to the city's latest financial report.
A financial audit of the city's books reports outstanding note debt, a figure residents can use to gauge the city's long-term obligations.
The Downtown Development Authority's follow-up fundraiser, planned after slow ticket sales for a July event, may move to a November date with a Friendsgiving theme.