Habersham staff plans to pitch Arrendale property as potential development site
An April 9 county meeting record describes a planned presentation to state project managers, but it does not show a developer…
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An April 9 county meeting record describes a planned presentation to state project managers, but it does not show a developer…
The proposed two-year arrangement would bill qualifying properties at a smaller meter’s minimum rate while retaining their existing 2-inch meters.
The unanimous April 7 vote rewrites Section 2.21 to specify when the council can act and how vacancies and tied votes are handled…
Council’s non-approval leaves McCain Investment Properties without the zoning change it sought for 10.74 acres, after residents raised runoff, road and neighborhood-character concerns.
Council’s unanimous vote follows a watershed review that found Hazel Creek and Cross Creek generally healthy but still affected by runoff and bacteria.
Council authorized EMI to develop water and sewer specifications and a plan-review system, but the city has not identified the final standards or a timetable for delivering them.
Authority members are considering a small concrete lot, more accessible spaces and a restaurant pickup zone, but no final plan or construction decision has been recorded.
The authority discussed options that could change how downtown drivers park, but its March 25 minutes record no vote, location or timetable.
Commissioners put a higher county-funded supplement for June Black-Warren on their March 16 agenda, following a $6,000 annual supplement approved in 2022.
County commissioners publicly recognized an outside finance association’s fiscal 2026 honor on March 16; the meeting record shows no accompanying appropriation or policy change.
Commissioners discussed using a city-owned facility at 125 Ivy St. for fire operations, but the public meeting record does not show whether the agreement was approved.
County commissioners discussed gaining access to a 2022 pumper truck owned by Demorest, but the public meeting record does not show whether the proposed agreement moved forward.