Royston zoning amendment’s path beyond second-reading motion remains unclear
Council considered Ordinance 1005 on March 23, but the cited minutes do not say whether the proposal advanced or what zoning rules it would change.
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Council considered Ordinance 1005 on March 23, but the cited minutes do not say whether the proposal advanced or what zoning rules it would change.
City administrators said auditors had completed fieldwork, but council minutes do not document the report’s release, findings or any council action.
City reports placed Southern Pipeline’s work in southern Royston and described it as on schedule, but the record does not document completion or a later construction update.
Council’s March action selects James Short Tractor & Equipment for a machine and attachments, while the public record does not yet show a purchase, delivery or vote tally.
The City Council voted unanimously Nov. 10 to set a financial penalty while keeping a violator’s alcohol license in place.
The unanimous November vote authorized a replacement display in the existing City Hall sign structure, though the record does not show whether installation has occurred.
The unanimous council vote authorizes Benchmark Excavating’s LMIG-funded bid, but no construction timetable or completion record has been documented.
The 6-0 action covers package beer and wine sales at the existing licensed store at 415 Hartwell St.; the city record does not yet show what followed the…