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What is proposed, permitted, or being built?What's Coming issues in Cornelia
Countywide matters appear for a city only when they rank high and name the city; the deciding government always stays visible.
A developer's proposal for a 30-to-40-room hotel and new residential units downtown could reshape a stretch of Cornelia's core, though no formal action has been taken.
The assessment, prepared for the city, could inform future housing decisions in Cornelia.
A roughly 224.6-acre annexation and development proposal along Highway 365 South has moved through public hearings and a commission vote to post for comment…
City officials are gathering resident input through a series of community town hall meetings tied to a housing planning effort…
The Downtown Development Authority's follow-up fundraiser, planned after slow ticket sales for a July event, may move to a November date with a Friendsgiving theme.
A proposed zoning change would define vape shops and set how far they must be from other locations, though no decision has been made yet.
The city is seeking state grant funds to help pay for landscaping at a new park estimated to cost $156,000.
A downtown mural paid for by the Habersham County Chamber of Commerce is set to get underway this fall…
A study weighing whether a hotel could work in Cornelia went before city commissioners for consideration.
The city's Downtown Development Authority board discussed showing up in support of an agreement on the amphitheatre building, a project that could affect downtown Cornelia.
A community member's proposal to paint murals on downtown Cornelia buildings could change the look of the district if business owners agree to offer wall space.
The city's downtown development board voted to go behind closed doors to discuss a real estate matter, but the record does not show what was decided.
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