Franklin County’s 911 tower is up, but Royston site remains stalled
County officials reported power at the Highway 326 tower and equipment on hand for Royston, but gave no timetable for resolving the issue blocking construction there.
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County officials reported power at the Highway 326 tower and equipment on hand for Royston, but gave no timetable for resolving the issue blocking construction there.
The Board of Assessors placed appeals involving Susan Alexander Poe and Christopher Michael Duncan on its April 8 agenda…
Commissioners discussed expanding the county’s withdrawal authority and hiring a drilling company, but neither step was completed in the April work session record.
A county manager’s April 28 work-session update confirms activity on the water-meter upgrade, while leaving its reach, schedule and formal approvals unclear.
Commissioners discussed coordinating with the Board of Education and pursuing possible savings or grants, leaving funding, authority and timing unresolved.
Wayne Norman told Franklin County commissioners he spent about $30,000 on infrastructure for a property near Ed Murdock Superstore and N&C Marine…
Franklin County agendas show two proposed zoning directions for the same four-acre Toccoa property, but do not conclusively establish its final classification.
County officials discussed heavy truck traffic tied to the future Lavonia Tractor Supply development, but the June 30 work-session minutes record no repair decision or cost agreement.
Heavy dirt hauling for Lavonia’s future Tractor Supply site was linked to potholes and failed recent repairs, but commissioners recorded no decision on a fix or who would…
County staff recommended denying a conditional use for pallet recycling and lumber-product production on a residentially zoned Toccoa parcel.
An April 20 development-code review raised possible standards for dirt roads and farm driveways, but the county has not adopted a new requirement.
Commissioners considered requiring specialized fire suppression and site-specific emergency plans before data centers could open, but April 14 county materials do not show whether the standards took effect.