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A city commission retreat agenda calls for looking at how Cornelia handles annexation requests, a process that affects property owners seeking to join the city.
The city's long-range comprehensive plan is set for a status check by city commissioners.
The city has applied for Appalachian Regional Commission funding to help pay for upgrades to its wastewater treatment plant, a project tied to the city's sewer system.
City commissioners planned to hear results of a water and sewer capacity study, which could shape how the city plans utility investments.
City officials were slated to discuss extending Cornelia's historic district, a step that could affect building and renovation rules for property owners in an expanded area.
The city says former utility customers, most of them renters, left behind more than $13,000 in unpaid bills.
The change would let taxpayers and business owners, not just residents, serve on the Downtown Development Authority board.
A property variance and a conditional use application were set for review at the commission's March meeting.
The added generators and fire pumps would push the data center's air emissions high enough to make it a major source requiring a federal Title V permit.
Both pools at the county aquatic center are set for resurfacing, but as of mid-February the work still had no date on the calendar.
The council plans to discuss possible property purchase, sale or lease deals and personnel decisions behind closed doors.
With 52 teams registered, the county's parks and recreation advisory board says it has struggled to find enough gym space for practices…