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Commissioners considered a revised agreement in January for a 60-by-60-foot box hangar at Habersham County Airport, but the meeting materials do not show whether the county authorized it.
Commissioners considered allowing staff to seek state transportation funding, but the public item identified no road, price tag or recorded final action.
January meeting minutes record a 5-0 vote on Commissioner Mealor’s appointment, though the broader record does not yet show what actions or results followed.
Commissioners considered a revised agreement with FBO Drive for a 60-by-60-foot box hangar, but the cited meeting excerpt does not show what they decided.
Commissioners considered Doug Campbell’s conditional-use request for 35 acres in the Low Intensity district on Jan. 20; the record does not state the vote or reasons for the…
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board’s agenda identifies no proposed rates, fiscal impact or date for reopening the review.
Airport officials discussed new rental rates June 9 after finding that most tenant agreements allow changes only at renewal, leaving the size and timing of any increase unresolved.
The proposed FY2027 airport fee schedule could raise costs for hangar tenants, but commissioners have not publicly set final rates or an effective date.
A December 2025 agenda put Resolution 2025-12-002 before county commissioners; the public record cited here does not say whether it took effect or what residents could be charged.
Commissioners voted unanimously to add recurring county-funded compensation for Sheriff Robin Krockum, while the public record leaves the payment’s budget treatment and start date unresolved.
Commissioners were asked on Dec. 15, 2025, to approve a countywide permit-application requirement for public fireworks displays, but the agenda does not show what happened next.
County and planning officials discussed an 18-month developer maintenance bond and homeowner-managed internal streets, but no formal action is recorded.