Franklin County water plans await permit application and drilling vote
Commissioners discussed expanding the county’s withdrawal authority and hiring a drilling company, but neither step was completed in the April work session record.
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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.
Commissioners discussed coordinating with the Board of Education and pursuing possible savings or grants, leaving funding, authority and timing unresolved.
Commissioners unanimously allowed one law firm to represent Franklin and Banks counties as they consider dividing upkeep duties on the shared road…
The April 22 action followed a discussion with the Georgia Department of Revenue and applies to parcel 0 30-010.
After a new regulator station was finished and a section of new line passed pressure testing, construction remains unfinished and a planned second pressure increase has not been…
City Manager reported sand-filter and piping installation underway in April after work began last summer; the report offered a possible finish date…
The unanimous council action names NuLife Municipal Truck Center Peach State Truck as the vendor, while delivery and payment details remain unreported.
City staff reported plans to connect the Sensus meter network with Royston’s billing database, but the public record does not show an approval, completion date or operating system.
An April 20 development-code review raised possible standards for dirt roads and farm driveways, but the county has not adopted a new requirement.
Commissioners reviewed possible state- and HUD-related standards for incoming homes, but the record does not show a final rule or inspection requirement.
Commissioners heard that age alone cannot bar an incoming mobile home, while staff outlined a possible inspection checklist and federal-standard review.