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Countywide matters appear for a city only when they rank high and name the city; the deciding government always stays visible.
Monthly updates to the city council cover the status of grant funding and infrastructure projects that could affect city services and parks.
The city's planning commission signed off on tearing down the existing home in the Washington Street Preservation District and replacing it with a new one-story residence and garage.
The building sits in the city's Downtown Preservation District, where exterior alterations need planning commission sign-off.
The approval lets the Texaco station replace its existing pylon sign with a monument sign as part of a rebranding.
The Clarkesville Planning Commission signed off on new signage for the business at 1349 Washington Street.
The council has scheduled a discussion of the city park's design, a matter that will shape a public space residents use.
The authority took up how its roles line up with the city's MainStreet Board, a discussion that could affect how downtown development is managed.
After nearly a year of discussion on redeveloping the city-owned Monroe Street property, council members say they don't agree on building a hotel there and have paused the…
A new beer and wine license would let AanviOm, LLC sell alcohol at a Grant Street location in Clarkesville.
No vote has been taken, but the city's planning commission has discussed conceptual short-term rental subdivisions behind Leyland Hills and on Sycamore Way for nearly a year…
A restoration project the city council set in motion in 2024 could be funded largely by a state transportation grant…
A new zoning category could change how property in the district is regulated, though no proposal has been formally advanced yet.
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