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What is proposed, permitted, or being built?What's Coming issues across Northeast Georgia
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The request would let a 35.95-acre tract be used more intensively for agriculture, affecting neighbors near 1142 Pullian Rd.
The city commission's agenda lists a decision on whether Ping's Restaurant can get an alcohol beverage license.
City commissioners scheduled a briefing from the county's development authority, a routine update on economic development in the city.
The county's development authority briefed commissioners on its FY25 activity, giving residents a look at the agency's work over the past year.
City council members considered whether to allow golf cart rental businesses to operate within Clarkesville, but took no vote.
A proposal to rezone 8.8 acres on Cole Road from agricultural to rural residential use went before the county board, but no vote outcome is recorded.
The Downtown Development Authority met privately to talk over a lease involving the Post Office and other property purchases…
A planned expansion of the industrial park on the former Reed Property remains in engineering and design, according to the county's financial report.
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 county parks advisory board member raised the idea of hosting a farmers market at the pavilion, with no decision made yet.
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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