Franklin Springs
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What is proposed, permitted, or being built?What's Coming issues in Franklin Springs
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The city borrowed $1 million to buy roughly 100 acres for a planned park, but by mid-2026 officials were still being asked what progress had been made.
A business license application for Pho 24 is on the city council's agenda, a required step before the business can legally operate.
A sign permit application for the business formerly known as Neighbor's Market is on the city council's agenda.
City council has twice polled residents on allowing Sunday sales of beer and wine as it considers whether to change local alcohol rules.
Franklin Springs officials discussed ideas from the Liberty Bell Foundation for reusing the shuttered school site.
The current city ordinance bars both Sunday sales and drive-thru sales, and the store's owners want the council to change it.
A city-requested briefing walked council through how industrial development works, ahead of any specific project decisions.
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