Franklin County Secures $816,875 for Road Work, but Where It Will Be Spent Remains Unclear
Commissioners say the state LRA money removes the need for a county match and opens the way to bidding…
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Commissioners say the state LRA money removes the need for a county match and opens the way to bidding…
Commissioners discussed folding new protections into the county’s development code at a June 30 work session, with no recorded vote or adopted ordinance.
Commissioners considered an increased request for the Royston and Lavonia branches during a June budget hearing; the meeting record does not show a final vote or appropriation.
The variance resolves whether Eugene Pittman may retain the manufactured home near Toccoa, but county records leave the conversion conditions and timing unstated.
Planning commissioners postponed a request to change roughly an acre near Stagecoach Road to Light Industrial; a later agenda item on the same road involved a different…
Franklin County’s 3-0 vote clears a zoning hurdle for 140.31 acres at 700 Grady School Road, but it does not establish when or whether poultry houses will be…
WNEG Radio reported SRTA approval for 22 Georgia projects and a new application round, but the report does not identify a Lavonia project, amount or award decision.
Earlier city operations reports put the pipeline work near completion, but recent council materials do not confirm testing results, closeout or a governing-body action.
A July agenda placed Ordinance 1007 before city officials again, following June consideration of a measure to recodify local rules through May 14, 2024.
City operations reported that the Sewer Plant’s sand filter completed start-up in late May; final inspections and formal project completion have not been recorded in the material reviewed…
The city’s May operations report, included in June 9 meeting materials, documents ongoing work but leaves the project’s cost, schedule and approval history unanswered.
The unanimous June 9 vote sets the city’s spending framework for the fiscal year beginning July 1, but the record does not detail department or program allocations.