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The city council approved paying an $11,924 invoice for a Bigfoot trailer bought for the Water Department under an emergency purchase.
The town is selling an aging Tahoe and Charger from its police fleet while spending on lettering, light bars and a push bar for replacement vehicles.
The town council authorized spending on water line locating work connected to a settlement matter with American Water, a cost that will be covered by town…
The authority's agenda listed a closed-door discussion of a possible property purchase, sale, or lease, matters that affect downtown development but aren't aired publicly.
The boundaries of the city's downtown development district have grown to take in properties near Highway 441, changing which properties fall under the authority's programs.
The Downtown Development Authority has repeatedly discussed filling open board seats since February, but the record shows no director has been appointed.
Who leads the Downtown Development Authority is back on the board's agenda, months after it was settled only until after the city election.
The city commission filled a seat on the board that oversees historic preservation matters in Cornelia.
The vote clears the way for a mini storage development near homes on Level Grove Road after the city planning board recommended it and commissioners initially tabled it.
The city financed its long-running downtown amphitheater project with a bond through the Urban Redevelopment Agency and awarded the construction contract…
The splashpad will now run Sundays from 2 to 8 p.m., as long as its water source holds up, after the city council reversed course on the change.
The city has ended a year-long pause on new development tied to water hookups, lifting restrictions that had blocked new water service connections since last summer.