A Sept. 16 public hearing will determine whether the city moves ahead with its proposed land acquisition for water-system expansion; no vote or court filing has been documented.
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- An August 11 attorney notice to the current ownership again described a proposed condemnation for water-system expansion and set a September 1 hearing. Habersham News reports that hearing was rescheduled to September 16. The later city notice sets the new date but does not itself explain the schedule change.
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- Awaiting the record of the Sep 16, 2026 meeting
The unanimous Aug. 17 vote clears the way for an intergovernmental agreement covering radio-system use and maintenance, though its public terms remain unknown.
Commissioners scheduled an Aug. 17 hearing on Mitchell Payne’s request to use a 5.58-acre Low Intensity parcel for go-kart and remote-control-car racing…
County commissioners selected Kimley-Horn for airport planning in June; August agendas put a master agreement before airport and county officials without documenting whether either body acted.
Commissioners placed a proposed Series 2026 general obligation bond resolution on their Aug. 17 agenda, but no official outcome record establishes whether it passed.
After a September public hearing drew support for commercial growth and warnings about traffic and sewer capacity, council members have yet to vote on bringing 45 acres into…
The equipment proposal was placed before City Council as part of sewer capital projects, but the record provided does not show whether members approved it or set terms.
The proposal was the largest single project listed under the council’s water-capital agenda item, but the public record does not yet show what action, if any…
The City Council agenda put a proposed equipment purchase for the wastewater treatment facility’s aeration basin before officials, but the documented record does not show what happened afterward.
At a July meeting, the resident sought a refund or credit back to 2023 and questioned why the county needed private household-income information.
Commissioners have approved a countywide agreement for a five-year 1% FLOST, but its promised millage relief depends first on the referendum and then on final calculations.
Commissioners discussed a proposed agreement with Leftover Pets, Inc. for comprehensive veterinary care at the county animal shelter, but the cited meeting materials do not reveal what happened…