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The board signed off on payment of a five-figure invoice to the vendor after it appeared on two prior meeting agendas.
The approval lets Chris Irvin build a new house on Parcel 050B 025A with a smaller front yard setback than the county's standard rule requires.
The extension lets the camper stay at the Bel Aire Drive property for another six months under the county's variance process.
The county board signed off on a $411,000 purchase from TEN-8, committing county funds to the equipment.
The vote clears the way for roughly 13.77 acres on Prather Bridge Road to shift from agricultural-intensive to residential single-family use.
Stephens County Hospital CEO Van Loskoski updated county commissioners on the hospital's partnership with Wellstar, a relationship residents rely on for local hospital services.
The board's approval lets a roughly 1-acre parcel be used for a house, following a recommendation from the county's planning commission.
County commissioners are reviewing a list of roads, including Abbey Lane, Memory Lane and Meadowlark Lane, that could get in-house resurfacing work in 2028.
The approval lets Roman R. Rubets Jr. run automotive services, sales and repair on a 0.66-acre site at 1154 Rumsey Road in Eastanollee.
The invoice would direct county payment to vendor Central Square, with a motion to approve listed from Commissioner Simmons.
The variance lets Fred C. and Deborah P. Meeks divide their property into a smaller 0.66-acre tract despite the county's 1-acre minimum lot size.
The county board signed off on paying a $11,573.64 invoice from Motorola Solutions, Inc., a cost covered by county funds.