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Transportation and roads
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Toccoa’s airport-lighting contract supplement awaits a public outcome recordawaiting decisionToccoa weighs sidewalk links at two Big A Road intersectionsawaiting decisionToccoa Banks FY26 Road Funds for Future Paving WorkapprovedStone Bridge Road repairs falter as Franklin County action remains unclearunder considerationStone Bridge Road Damage Leaves Franklin County Facing Repair-Cost Questionunder considerationStephens County considers $955,193 plan to refresh airport pavement and markingsawaiting decisionStephens County considers $955,193 airport pavement contract, but award remains unconfirmedawaiting decisionStephens County adds Historic Highway 17 to speed-zone rules, but rollout remains unclearapprovedStatewide $26 million transportation package leaves Lavonia downtown award unconfirmedunder considerationRoyston approves $71,300 paving purchase for Carroll, Carlton and Shirley streetsapprovedRoyston approves $34,700 repair for Carlton-Shirley stormwater and street problemsapprovedRoyston Council unanimously approves beer and wine license for new Destiny Food Mart ownerapproved
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At its June 30, 2026 work session, the Franklin County Board of Commissioners reported that the county had received $816,875.15 in LRA funding, allowing the bid process to begin. The program requires no local matching funds.Historical recordAt a June 30 work session, staff reported significant damage and potholes on Stone Bridge Road as roughly 350 loaded dump trucks, or about 700 total daily trips, hauled dirt for grading at the future Tractor Supply development in Lavonia. The contractor reportedly agreed to help repair some traffic-related damage; the minutes do not record a board decision on repairs or payment responsibility.Historical recordAt its June 30 work session, the county reported receiving $816,875.15 in LRA funding, with no local match required, allowing the bid process to begin.Historical recordThe June 9, 2026 Airport Commission agenda listed the revised Minimum Standards document for consideration and possible approval, alongside airport fees and lease-agreement addenda.Historical recordCarnesville City Council’s June 2, 2026 agenda listed adoption of an ordinance concerning parking around the courthouse.Historical recordOn June 2, 2026, the Carnesville City Council unanimously approved an ordinance adopting the recodified City of Carnesville Municipal Code of Ordinances and waived its second reading.Historical recordThe May 26, 2026 Board of Commissioners agenda placed an airport marking and pavement project totaling $955,192.99 before commissioners. The agenda lists up to $889,406.86 in federal and state funding and work including runway and taxiway markings, marking removal, asphalt rejuvenation, construction observation and administration.Historical recordThe May 26 Board of Commissioners agenda listed an airport pavement-maintenance contract totaling $955,192.99, with up to $889,406.86 in federal and state funds.Historical record
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