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The city has annexed and rezoned nearly 11 acres to Industrial for a stone products operation, following a public hearing that drew no opposition.
The city will use special sales tax money to pay for parking improvements at the splashpad after council signed off on the plan.
The city's financial audits give residents an independent check that public money was tracked and spent as reported.
City commissioners heard where plans stand for dedicating the mural at Jim Smith Park and for the related Hill Fest event.
The city has hired a firm to plan a pedestrian bridge over the railroad tracks, a project city officials later linked to unsafe pedestrian steps at the crossing.
The new rules cover how the city centralizes purchasing, issues purchase orders and uses city credit cards.
The approval lets property owners Anthony and Kalyn Fuhrman build a large accessory building closer to their side and rear property lines than standard setback rules allow.
The city is moving ahead on water, sewer and storm-drainage upgrades near Circle Drive and Myrtle Street after landing a $1 million federal CDBG grant.
A resident says her mother needs a safe way to cross the intersection, and the city has put a signalized crosswalk proposal on its agenda.
The city and county's deal clears the way for a countywide vote on a sales tax that officials project could let Cornelia cut its property tax rate.
Homeowners with Homestead Exemption in Cornelia are in line for a one-time state tax credit, city commissioners said.
A resident's suggestion, raised at a city commission meeting, would make property maintenance rules more visible to residents and real estate agents.