Demorest opens B-1 zoning to Pilates studios, while final rules remain out of view
A unanimous City Council vote completed the zoning action after a June 2 hearing, but the city minutes do not identify a studio site or reproduce the ordinance’s…
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A unanimous City Council vote completed the zoning action after a June 2 hearing, but the city minutes do not identify a studio site or reproduce the ordinance’s…
A unanimous June 2 vote cleared Barry Wikle’s preliminary plat, though the record does not show when a legal subdivision or any construction could follow.
The June 2 vote authorized the city manager to sign a letter for the transaction, but council minutes do not say when shares would be sold or what…
A unanimous City Council vote followed a June 2 hearing, but the final ordinance text and effective date have not been published.
The unanimous council vote raises the multiplier used to calculate employee pensions effective Jan. 1, 2027, while implementation paperwork has yet to be documented publicly.
Council authorized a staged banking change that keeps the current account open until outstanding checks clear, but the record does not show when the new account will be…
The unanimous council action directs utility capital-improvement funds toward sheltering equipment and improving security at the maintenance shop, though no construction schedule has been announced.
The unanimous vote authorizes a quote for end-of-life network-security equipment at City Hall, the Police Department and the Water Department…
A unanimous City Council vote changes which exercise businesses may seek to operate in the commercial district, though the final codified language and start date have not been…
A 4-0 City Council vote changed how the historic area is shown on the authority’s map, while the extent and outcome of a proposed broader footprint remain unclear.
Town agenda packets put water and sewer spending before the public this spring, but they do not show whether officials adopted or changed the proposal.
A May work-session agenda called for discussion and approval consideration of Resolution 2026-4 without describing the proposed amendments or recording a decision.