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The council is set to weigh in on budgeted purchases that go beyond what the city manager can approve on his own.
The council voted to name a new city clerk, the official who handles the city's records and council business, succeeding retiring clerk Angie Greer.
The variance lets a roughly 13.6-acre R-1A tract on Cornog Road be built with a 10-foot side setback instead of the standard 15 feet.
The city will pay for the meter reading project with SPLOST sales tax revenue rather than other city funds.
The contract sets the terms for engineering work on the city's Hull well, which supplies part of Carnesville's water system.
The city council's budget sets how Carnesville spends taxpayer money for the year and, with the millage rate, how much residents pay in property taxes.
The city council is set to take up the Fall Festival, though no details or decisions are yet on record.
The county's new 911 radio system, including towers, determines how emergency calls and dispatch communications are handled countywide.
The county board has approved nearly $48,400 in repairs to stop a leaking courthouse roof and restore the building's clock tower.
The board recognized the county's emergency management efforts with a formal proclamation.
The county advertised openings on two boards in May, and commissioners have since appointed two people to the children's services board while Recreation Board seats still need…
Residents on Clarks Creek, Sewell, Stovall and Bulldog Circle roads and near the county boat ramp now have newly paved surfaces.