Clarkesville
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What is proposed, permitted, or being built?What's Coming issues in Clarkesville
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The authority is looking at other downtown hotel projects as it considers whether to pursue one in Clarkesville.
The city's aesthetic zoning proposal, aimed at building guidelines outside historic preservation districts, remains under discussion after four months of commission meetings.
A pattern book setting architectural design guidelines for a proposed development called Mansfield has been put before the Planning Commission, shaping what future construction there would look like.
The proposal would set new parking lot landscaping and buffer standards and related fees that could affect future development in the city.
The city-commissioned study on a possible hotel at the Monroe Street property is complete, and council is now weighing how to find a developer.
The Clarkesville business at 1425 Washington St needs commission approval before it can repaint, add awnings and install new signage.
The Soque River Watershed Association has applied for a $2.7 million grant intended to eliminate and move water out of Pitt's Park.
The materials pitch the riverside development to anglers and their families as the city considers the project.
The city is weighing a plan to relocate its gardens office and create an art room at the Mauldin House, but no decision has been recorded.
City staff briefed the mayor and council on development activity near two roads and a city-owned lot on Monroe Street, though no decisions were recorded.
City council members considered whether to allow golf cart rental businesses to operate within Clarkesville, but took no vote.
A resident's request for a dedicated meeting on zoning changes could shape how the city revises its zoning rules.
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