Cornelia
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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 consultant's proposed public art master plan, priced between $25,000 and $50,000, is still being negotiated rather than funded.
A presentation to the commission focused on how the city's zoning ordinance can be used to support smart growth.
A board member's report says Cornelia lacks homes priced for first-time buyers, a factor in whether new residents can afford to live in the city.
The city's downtown development board is preparing to ask the Hotel/Motel Tax board and commission for funding tied to its work plan.
The city's downtown development board considered accepting the deed to the Habersham Hardware building to generate income and potentially house a business incubator.
City officials talked about seeking a second Vibrant Communities Grant to fund another mural on the Hill Top building.
The city is building a splash pad facility, with recent work including grading a storage container area and installing water filtration equipment.
A residential development project has moved through preliminary plat review and is now seeking a zoning variance from the city.
A new city ordinance regulates mechanic shops, and a local garage owner was expected to address the commission about it.
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