The city commission's vote lets Mayor Borrow sign an amended promissory note and loan agreement tied to the Reservoir Improvement Project…
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- September 1, 2026: Modification of GEFA loan and promissory note for Reservoir Improvement Project (extend to June 1, 2029)
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- No next step has been documented.
The city will pay Franklin Fence roughly $10,844 to install an automated gate at its Moss Street storage lot, with commissioners shifting budget funds to cover it.
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- September 1, 2026: Proposal for gate at Moss Street property
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- No next step has been documented.
The award covers water, sewer and storm system upgrades on several Cornelia streets that the water authority had been planning since early 2025.
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- April 28, 2026: 2025 Infrastructure Improvements (Scott, Esta, Maple, Short Ave. water/sewer/storm)
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- No next step has been documented.
A sewer line and lift station meant to serve the reopened Fieldale hatchery has stalled while the Cornelia Water and Sewerage Authority waits on grant funds to cover…
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- April 28, 2026: Hatchery sewer extension project
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- No next step has been documented.
The city is seeking federal community development funding to replace water and sewer lines serving the Garden Gate and Whispering Wood areas.
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- April 28, 2026: FY 2026 CDBG project (Garden Gate & Whispering Wood)
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- No next step has been documented.
The agreement covers emergency radio equipment shared with the county's 911 system.
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- August 4, 2026: Intergovernmental Agreement with Habersham County for E911 Radios
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- No next step has been documented.
The authority has discussed a cost estimate to expand the wastewater treatment plant to 4.5 million gallons per day across four meetings without recording a vote.
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- April 28, 2026: WWTP Expansion to 4.5 MGD
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- No next step has been documented.
The city's water authority is pursuing a state permit and dock design that could let Cornelia draw drinking water from Lake Tallulah.
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- April 28, 2026: Water supply from Lake Tallulah
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- No next step has been documented.
The city's approved 2026 budget funds two new Public Works employees and three permanent part-time firefighter positions.
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- October 7, 2025: New staffing: 2 Public Works employees and 3 permanent part-time Fire Department positions
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- No next step has been documented.
The city commission signed off on the engineer's plan for improvements to the city's reservoir.
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- August 4, 2026: Engineer's Recommendation for the Reservoir Improvement Project
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- No next step has been documented.
Repairs to a dam and reservoir that serve the city's water system have cleared a state safety review, with work timed to low water levels this fall.
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- April 28, 2026: Hazel Creek Dam No. 7 / Camp Creek Reservoir repairs
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- Construction is planned to start in October, timed with low water levels in the reservoir.
The authority that runs Cornelia's water and wastewater treatment reported its plants met compliance standards in the first quarter.
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- April 28, 2026: Utilities Quarterly Report: wastewater and water treatment plant performance
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- No next step has been documented.