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Ordinance 1008 was placed on the council’s June agenda and later listed for a July second reading, but the documented record does not establish a vote…
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Ordinance 1008 was placed on the council’s June agenda and later listed for a July second reading, but the documented record does not establish a vote…
The 5-0 vote changes the housing type permitted for the Gary Fields property and places a preliminary site layout in the city record…
Precision Home Builders sought to raise the approved total from 35 to 39 homes near Dovetown Road and Smith Street…
The council has authorized a sealed-bid sale of the vacant city parcel, but its May hearing on changing the site to residential zoning ended without a documented rezoning…
Officials considered moving the city-owned 1.01-acre lot at Franklin Springs, Bowers and Cherry streets into the Central Business District…
City Council considered changing land-use rules for a 1.01-acre city-owned corner parcel, but its May minutes do not show whether the measure passed.
Council unanimously ended public comment on a proposed residential rezoning at 215 Baker St. while considering a second city-owned tract…
The unanimous May 12 vote changes a Franklin Springs Street tract to central business zoning and a smaller Baker Street lot to residential zoning…
Council’s unanimous March votes changed the city’s alcohol-code framework and established two districts, including one downtown, while key practical details have yet to be published.
Council considered Ordinance 1005 on March 23, but the cited minutes do not say whether the proposal advanced or what zoning rules it would change.
The City Council’s unanimous March vote increased the charge for planning and zoning applications that require newspaper advertising or signage, from $250 to $325.
A March 23 City Council item put formal district lines before officials, yet the published minutes excerpt does not say whether a resolution passed or what areas it…
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