Royston approves rezoning for city-owned Franklin Springs Street and Baker Street parcels
The unanimous May 12 vote changes a Franklin Springs Street tract to central business zoning and a smaller Baker Street lot to residential zoning…
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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…
The city asked customers to curb waste and limit midday outdoor watering, while the notice says mandatory restrictions had not been imposed.
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.
Commissioners discussed expanding the county’s withdrawal authority and hiring a drilling company, but neither step was completed in the April work session record.
A county manager’s April 28 work-session update confirms activity on the water-meter upgrade, while leaving its reach, schedule and formal approvals unclear.