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The Habersham County store's managing agent applied to renew its license to sell packaged alcohol.
The Habersham County store on Cool Springs Road is seeking to keep selling alcohol, a renewal county commissioners will need to act on.
A new license would allow the Batesville Junction Store to sell packaged alcohol, pending county review.
The Hwy 105 store's owner has applied to keep selling packaged beer and wine, a renewal county commissioners have yet to act on.
The county's Board of Tax Assessors got an update on the pace of property appeals, a factor in how quickly disputed tax bills get resolved.
A shorter work week could change hours and service availability for county offices, but no proposal has been formally taken up yet.
The Habersham County Development Authority's regular review of its finances gives residents a periodic look at how the agency is managing its accounts.
A proposed correction order could change a 2025 property tax assessment, but the board has not yet acted on it.
The Habersham County Development Authority is looking at how its cash reserves are invested, a decision that affects how much return the Authority earns on public development funds.
The board discussed the plan to declare Transportation Department property as surplus before it was set to come up for approval at the board's regular meeting.
3134 Old Historic Enterprises LLC is seeking county approval to sell beer and wine package sales at its Old Historic Highway location.
The county board is weighing whether to renew package alcohol sales at the Talmadge Drive store.