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A liquor license application for a business at 901 Rockford Creek Road would let it sell beer and wine for on-site drinking if approved.
The county is weighing a deal to sell $50,200,000 in general obligation bonds, debt that would ultimately be repaid by taxpayers.
With the jail population outgrowing capacity, the county is looking at bond financing for a new jail after voters rejected a bond referendum for it.
The county is considering accepting new state funding to keep its mental health court running and naming a judge to sign the related paperwork.
The county board is considering acceptance of a state grant that would fund the county's family treatment court and name a judge to sign the award documents.
The county board is weighing a data-privacy agreement tied to its dealings with Rushton, LLC.
The agreement would set rules for protecting patient data as the county's medical imaging service works with an outside vendor.
The county board is set to weigh a formal agreement covering University of Georgia extension staff and services in Habersham County.
The county board is weighing whether to let its law firm represent both counties in an agreement covering shared use of a radio system.
The bonds would pay for a new county jail and be repaid through a property tax levied on all taxable property in the county.
A request to allow a go-kart track on Ponderosa Road remains undecided while county staff gather more information.
A new beer and wine package sales license at 1384 Tom Born Road in Clarkesville is before county commissioners.