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A draft intergovernmental agreement lists how much of the next special sales-tax cycle would go toward road, bridge, drainage and water system work in Tallulah Falls.
The city's proposed list would direct sales-tax revenue toward downtown parking, public safety, street and sidewalk work, and a park upgrade.
The county road department could get a culvert-cleaning system paid for with SPLOST VII sales-tax funds.
The advisory board considered possible parks and recreation projects for a future sales tax program, though no decisions were recorded.
The November 2025 referendum continues the county's 1% sales tax for six years and clears the way for bonds to build a new county jail, paid for with those sales-tax collections.
The school board picked a contractor to replace HVAC systems at Fairview Elementary, funded by ESPLOST dollars rather than new taxes.
County commissioners reviewed HB 581 and a FLOST, alongside a future SPLOST, as possible ways to fund capital projects, but took no action.
The application would bring over $1 million in state road money to resurface a dozen county roads, with the county covering part of the cost.
The board's unanimous vote sends ESPLOST sales-tax funds, not local property taxes, to buy new classroom laptops from Princeton IT Services.
The authority received a report on Habersham Works workforce participation, existing industry visits, and the ESPLOST campaign.
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