Royston’s Franklin Springs corner rezoning remains undecided after council consideration
Officials considered moving the city-owned 1.01-acre lot at Franklin Springs, Bowers and Cherry streets into the Central Business District…
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Officials considered moving the city-owned 1.01-acre lot at Franklin Springs, Bowers and Cherry streets into the Central Business District…
City Council considered changing land-use rules for a 1.01-acre city-owned corner parcel, but its May minutes do not show whether the measure passed.
Council unanimously ended public comment on a proposed residential rezoning at 215 Baker St. while considering a second city-owned tract…
The unanimous May 12 vote changes a Franklin Springs Street tract to central business zoning and a smaller Baker Street lot to residential zoning…
The council has authorized a sealed-bid sale of the vacant city parcel, but its May hearing on changing the site to residential zoning ended without a documented rezoning…
Zachary and Kayleen Hill seek permission to put a metal accessory building on their Carnesville tract before constructing a home, an exception planners recommended denying.
A planning commission backed converting a 1.92-acre Carnesville tract from Institutional to Rural Residential for a proposed home; the county commission’s disposition remains unclear.
County Manager Terry Harris sought 90 more days to assess the restriction, but the May 4 minutes do not say whether commissioners kept it in force.
Commissioners’ unanimous denial blocks a requested 34-foot reduction at 690 Cromers Bridge Road, though one May 4 meeting summary still describes the variance differently.
Commissioners unanimously appointed Jim Briley to the District 3 seat May 4, ending an opening the county manager said had produced no applications a month earlier.
A county-manager update places the public-safety communications project in a construction-related holding pattern without a delivery date or completion timetable.
Commissioners discussed a district-organized Planning and Zoning report in an April work session, but the public minutes identify no property, recommendation or decision.