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Commissioners were set to consider continuing two Governor’s Office of Highway Safety grants that previously funded traffic-enforcement work and sheriff’s positions.
A unanimous county commission vote keeps preliminary plats for larger subdivisions and certain residential rezonings from being accepted while the county works on its development code.
A Feb. 16 agenda proposed one new Mountain Judicial Circuit position, but the public record cited here does not show whether the board acted.
Commissioners authorized an objection to Cook Construction and Real Estate’s plan involving five parcels, but the proposal’s final status—and a later discrepancy over acreage—remain unresolved.
Commissioners set a first-week-of-March deadline for an objection, but the public record leaves the site, requested zoning and the county’s arguments undisclosed.
County officials said a lease-based business application does not, by itself, settle the requirements for providing flight lessons at the airport.
A Feb. 10 discussion focused on businesses operating from leased airport space, but commissioners recorded no rule, vote or decision.
Officials examined another airport’s $500 nonrefundable application charge and $1,000 deposit, but the Feb. 10 meeting record shows no county action on a Habersham policy.
A unanimous Feb. 10 vote creates a formal process for aircraft owners seeking tie-down space, though key details of how it will operate remain unsettled in the public…
A $25,000 budget line for airport hangar work could support rental revenue, while board discussion raised concerns about a three-year fee freeze and credit-card costs.
Commission members discussed separate engineering and planning service packages for the county airport, but the record does not show a vote or a new solicitation.
The city’s notice identified $1 million for proposed water and sewer improvements, but it documented only an intended request to the Georgia Department of Community Affairs.