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The Downtown Development Authority is revising its governing rules, with a vote planned for a future meeting.
The authority is looking at other downtown hotel projects as it considers whether to pursue one in Clarkesville.
A new zoning category could change how property in the district is regulated, though no proposal has been formally advanced yet.
The city's Downtown Development Authority has a new board member to help oversee downtown development matters.
A resident's call for police to enforce the city's vehicle noise rules could mean more attention to loud vehicles if the city acts on it.
The assignments determine which council member is paired with which city department head, a matter raised repeatedly this spring without a final vote recorded.
The city council is planning its spring retreat and wants a Georgia Municipal Association speaker to attend.
A resident's water bill dispute reached the city council, though no decision has been recorded.
The city has been awarded a $12,700 state homeland security subgrant and is preparing the documents needed to formally accept it.
A fee study that could set new charges on developers to help pay for city infrastructure is back on the council's agenda after months without action.
The city will receive $20,000 in grant funding after council signed off on the award documents.
The Downtown Development Authority's leadership posts are up for appointment, a routine step in setting who runs the board overseeing downtown projects.