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The city will pay for the meter reading project with SPLOST sales tax revenue rather than other city funds.
The contract sets the terms for engineering work on the city's Hull well, which supplies part of Carnesville's water system.
The city council's budget sets how Carnesville spends taxpayer money for the year and, with the millage rate, how much residents pay in property taxes.
The city council is set to take up the Fall Festival, though no details or decisions are yet on record.
The change, approved unanimously, amends the city code section that sets sewer rates for residents.
The splashpad will now run Sundays from 2 to 8 p.m., as long as its water source holds up, after the city council reversed course on the change.
The city has ended a year-long pause on new development tied to water hookups, lifting restrictions that had blocked new water service connections since last summer.
The city has annexed and rezoned nearly 11 acres to Industrial for a stone products operation, following a public hearing that drew no opposition.
The city will use special sales tax money to pay for parking improvements at the splashpad after council signed off on the plan.
The approval lets property owners Anthony and Kalyn Fuhrman build a large accessory building closer to their side and rear property lines than standard setback rules allow.
A proposed rezoning would shift roughly 40 acres of land on Highway 106 from commercial to industrial use.
The city is considering hosting a Flag Day event at the park, though council has not yet voted on it.