Lumpkin County public meetings in 2022
49 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Commissioners
The Lumpkin County Board of Commissioners will consider several resolutions, including declaring the results of the TSPLOST election and authorizing sales tax debt, abandoning Fred Burns Road, and accepting roads in Whelchel Valley Subdivision. They will also vote on multiple appointments, contracts, and alcoholic beverage license renewals. The meeting includes a proclamation honoring the 3rd Grade Indians Football Team.
- Resolution 2022-61: Declaring results of election to impose LC TSPLOST and authorize issuance of sales tax debt
- Resolution 2022-62: Resolution to abandon Fred Burns Road
- Resolution 2022-63: Resolution to accept roads in Whelchel Valley Subdivision
- Contract 2022-094: Inmate food services contract with Agape Food Service
- Contract 2022-092: Justice Center cameras and door locks
The Board of Commissioners met for a work session to review various resolutions, contracts, and license renewals. The provided minutes list the items considered but do not record specific votes or final decisions for the items on the agenda.
Board of Commissioners
The Lumpkin County Board of Commissioners will vote on resolutions to certify the results of the TSPLOST election and authorize sales tax debt, abandon Fred Burns Road, and accept roads in Whelchel Valley Subdivision. The board will also consider multiple contract renewals, including canoe launch subleases, a jail food service contract, and a lease for Classic Cleaners, plus reappointments to the Audit Committee, Board of Elections, and other boards.
- Resolution 2022-61: Declare results of election to impose LC TSPLOST and authorize issuance of sales tax debt
- Resolution 2022-62: Abandon Fred Burns Road
- Resolution 2022-63: Accept roads in Whelchel Valley Subdivision
- Contract 2022-094: Inmate food services contract with Agape Food Service
- Proposal to relocate the Capt. Jessie McDonald House from Yahoola Creek Park
The Board of Commissioners approved a resolution declaring the results of the TSPLOST election and authorized the issuance of sales tax debt. They also approved the abandonment of Fred Burns Road and the acceptance of roads in the Whelchel Valley Subdivision. Multiple appointments to county boards and several business contracts were approved.
- Approved Resolution 2022-61 declaring TSPLOST election results and authorizing sales tax debt
- Approved Resolution 2022-62 to abandon Fred Burns Road
- Approved Resolution 2022-63 to accept 1.949 miles of roads in Whelchel Valley Subdivision
- Approved $380,000 estimated cost for Mount Olive Church Road Culvert Replacement
- Approved new alcohol license for Dahlonega Kwik Mart, LLC
- Approved 34 alcoholic beverage license renewals by acclamation
- Approved contract with Agape Food Service for inmate meals
- Voted to move the Capt. Jessie McDonald House to surplus
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners held a public hearing regarding the abandonment of Fred Burns Road. No public comments were recorded, and no formal decision was documented in the minutes.
Board of Commissioners
The Board held a public hearing regarding an alcoholic beverage license for Dahlonega Kwik Mart, LLC. No public comments were made, and the minutes record no final decision or vote on the application.
Board of Commissioners
The Board entered an executive session to discuss potential litigation. Following the session, Chairman Dockery stated the Board's consensus is to appeal the current Local Option Sales Tax (LOST) split. The Chairman noted the Board remains willing to enter mediation if the City chooses.
- Approved the meeting agenda
- Entered executive session to discuss potential litigation
- Exited executive session
- Reached consensus to appeal the LOST split
- Adjourned the meeting
Board of Commissioners
The Lumpkin County Board of Commissioners will discuss and vote on several resolutions, including certifying the TSPLOST election results and authorizing sales tax debt, abandoning Fred Burns Road, and accepting roads in Whelchel Valley Subdivision. They will also consider multiple contracts, including a canoe launch sublease renewal, a jail food services contract, and a lease for Classic Cleaners. The agenda includes a proclamation honoring the 3rd Grade Indians Football Super Bowl Champions and numerous alcoholic beverage license renewals.
- Resolution 2022-61: Declaring results of election to impose LC TSPLOST and authorize issuance of sales tax debt
- Resolution 2022-62: Resolution to abandon Fred Burns Road
- Resolution 2022-63: Resolution to accept roads in Whelchel Valley Subdivision
- Contract 2022-094: Inmate food services contract with Agape Food Service
- Contract 2022-087: Canoe launch sublease renewal with Halls Mill Enterprises d/b/a Chestatee River Adventures
The Board of Commissioners held a work session to discuss agenda items for a future regular meeting. The board reached a consensus to proceed with a culvert replacement project estimated at $380,000. Other items discussed included tourism spending, various contract renewals, and alcoholic beverage license renewals.
- Consensus reached to proceed with Mount Olive Church Road culvert replacement ($380,000 estimated cost)
Board of Commissioners
The Lumpkin County Board of Commissioners will consider approving a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) addendum of $14,960,558 for the new recreation center, which includes an 8-lane outdoor pool, lazy river, water slides, indoor basketball courts, and outdoor pickleball courts. The board will also consider a contract with Terminus Municipal Advisors LLC for limited municipal advisory services. Staff recommends approving the GMP addendum with acceptance of specified value engineering options.
- Consideration of GMP addendum for new recreation center totaling $14,960,558, with a completion date of March 14, 2024
- Contract with Terminus Municipal Advisors LLC for limited municipal advisory services
- Recreation center includes 8-lane 25-yard outdoor pool, 2 water slides, lazy river, 2 indoor basketball courts, and 6 outdoor pickleball courts
- Carroll Daniel Construction Company is the Construction Manager at Risk for the project
The Board of Commissioners approved the GMP for a new recreation center and a contract for municipal advisor services to invest bond proceeds.
- Approved GMP for New Recreation Center at $12,995,644 (unanimous)
- Approved contract for Terminus Municipal Advisors LLC for limited municipal advisor services
Board of Commissioners
The Lumpkin County Board of Commissioners will consider resolutions updating the county fee schedule, amending the 2022 budget, and adopting the 2023 meeting calendar and holiday schedule. They will also vote on a lease agreement with Mark Robinson Hauling for recycling and transfer station services, and an intergovernmental agreement with Hall County for recycling. Other items include a discussion on a fitness court and a request from the Water & Sewer Authority for ARPA funds to acquire a wastewater treatment plant.
- Resolution 2022-54 updating the county fee schedule
- Resolution 2022-59 amending the 2022 budget
- Contract 2022-078: Recycling & Transfer Station Lease Agreement with Mark Robinson Hauling, Inc.
- Contract 2022-079: Recycling IGA with Hall County
- LCWSA Request for ARPA Funds for Wastewater Treatment Plant Acquisition
The Board of Commissioners conducted a work session to review various resolutions, contracts, and budget items. No formal votes or final decisions were recorded in the minutes for the items discussed.
- Discussed 2023 BOC meeting calendar and holiday schedule
- Reviewed 2023 budget calendar for FY 2024
- Discussed updating the fee schedule and amending Chapter 42 regarding road signs
- Reviewed November surplus property and committee appointments
- Discussed probation services contracts with Capital Probation Management, Inc.
- Reviewed lease agreement with Mark Robinson Hauling, Inc.
- Discussed potential Fitness Court installation at Yahoola Park via grant and sponsors
- Reviewed LCWSA request for ARPA funds for wastewater treatment plant acquisition
Board of Commissioners
The Lumpkin County Board of Commissioners will consider resolutions for the 2023 meeting calendar, holiday schedule, budget calendar, fee schedule, surplus property, committee appointments, and amendments to road ordinances and the 2022 budget. They will also vote on contracts for misdemeanor probation services, recycling and transfer station lease, EMS equipment maintenance, a new recreation center, cell tower lease, aerial photography, and transit funding. A discussion on a fitness court and a request for ARPA funds for wastewater treatment plant acquisition are also on the agenda.
- Resolution 2022-54 updating the county fee schedule
- Resolution 2022-58 amending Chapter 42 (Roads, Sidewalks, & Other Public Places)
- Contract 2022-078: Mark Robinson Hauling, Inc. – Recycling & Transfer Station Lease Agreement
- Contract 2022-081: GMP for New Recreation Center
- LCWSA Request for ARPA Funds for Wastewater Treatment Plant Acquisition
The Board of Commissioners approved the use of ARPA funds for the LCWSA to purchase a private wastewater treatment plant. Other key actions included updating the county fee schedule, amending the 2022 budget, and approving several service contracts. The board also decided not to renew the Mark Robinson Hauling lease, opting for a month-to-month arrangement through January 2023.
- Approved ARPA funds for LCWSA wastewater treatment plant acquisition
- Approved updated fee schedule (Resolution 2022-54)
- Approved 2022 budget amendment (Resolution 2022-59)
- Decided not to renew Mark Robinson Hauling lease; will operate month-to-month through January 2023
- Approved partnership for Fitness Court provided funding comes from sponsors and donors
- Approved 2019 TSPLOST 2022 Work Plan Amendment
- Approved appointment of Jason Davis to LC Park & Recreation Citizens Advisory Board Seat 2
- Approved amendment to Chapter 42 (Roads, Sidewalks, & Other Public Places) with specific sentence removal
Board of Commissioners
The Lumpkin County Board of Commissioners will discuss and vote on several resolutions and contracts at this work session, including the 2023 meeting calendar, holiday schedule, budget calendar, fee schedule updates, and an amendment to Chapter 42 regarding roads and sidewalks. They will also consider multiple contracts for probation services, software, recycling, and a new recreation center, as well as amendments to SPLOST and TSPLOST work plans.
- Resolution 2022-54 updating the county fee schedule
- Resolution 2022-58 amending Chapter 42 (Roads, Sidewalks, & Other Public Places)
- Contract 2022-080: Stryker ProCare Maintenance Agreement for EMS
- Contract 2022-081: GMP for New Recreation Center
- Contract 2022-078: Mark Robinson Hauling, Inc. – Recycling & Transfer Station Lease Agreement
The Board of Commissioners held a work session to discuss upcoming agenda items and a library presentation. The board authorized outside counsel to sue the City of Dahlonega if an updated LOST certificate is not filed by November 4. No other substantive votes were recorded as the session was used for discussion of resolutions and contracts.
- Authorized lawsuit against City of Dahlonega if LOST certificate is not filed by Nov 4
- Approved motion to enter executive session (Mayfield/Moran)
- Approved motion to exit executive session (Mayfield/Greene)
Board of Commissioners
The Lumpkin County Board of Commissioners will consider several contracts and resolutions at this work session, including a housing and rental agreement for Blackburn Fire Station #8, a uniform service agreement for Public Works, and an airport consultant contract. They will also vote on appointing an associate probate judge and setting the county's position on the LOST certificate of distribution.
- 2022-065 - Housing & Rental Agreement – Blackburn Fire Station #8
- 2022-066 - Unifirst Uniform Corporation Service Agreement - Public Works
- 2022-067 - LC Wimpy Airport Consultant Contract Award
- 2022-069 - Banking Services Contract
- 2022-050 - Resolution on LOST Certificate of Distribution
Board of Commissioners
The Lumpkin County Board of Commissioners will consider resolutions including a position on the Local Option Sales Tax (LOST) certificate of distribution and the appointment of an associate probate judge. They will also vote on several contracts, including a housing and rental agreement for Blackburn Fire Station #8, a uniform service agreement, an airport consultant contract, a banking services contract, and two fiber service agreements for county buildings. Additionally, the board will certify the use of Secure Rural Schools Act Title III funds.
- Resolution 2022-50: Setting the county's position on the LOST certificate of distribution dated July 19, 2022
- Contract 2022-067: Award of consultant contract for LC Wimpy Airport
- Contract 2022-069: Banking services contract (Finance Director Abby Branan)
- Contracts 2022-070 & 2022-071: NGN Fiber service agreements for the Justice Center and Administration Building
- Secure Rural Schools Act – Title III money certification on use of funds
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners met for a work session to review items for a future Regular Meeting. The session included presentations from the Extension Service and NOA, as well as discussions on several resolutions and contracts.
- Resolution 2022-50: Community Development Block Grant Application for LC W&S Authority Sewer Expansion
- Resolution 2022-49: Appointment of Associate Probate Judge
- Contract 2022-067: LC Wimpy Airport Consultant Contract Award
- Contract 2022-060: Ninth District Opportunity Inc. Lease for Head Start Building
- Contract 2022-065: Housing & Rental Agreement for Blackburn Fire Station #8
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing regarding a request by United Family Homes, LLC to amend the Character Area Map for parcel 083-100. The proposal seeks to change the area from Residential Growth to the Gateway Corridor Overlay District to allow for a higher-density multi-family project.
- Resolution 2022-38 to amend the Character Area Map for parcel 083-100
- Proposed change from Residential Growth to Gateway Corridor Overlay District
- Proposed development of 288 units on approximately 11 acres of a 49-acre site
- Planning Commission unanimous recommendation to approve the amendment
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is discussing a resolution to call for a TSPLOST election and the distribution of those proceeds. The meeting includes reviews of budget amendments for FY2022 and FY2023 and several infrastructure contracts.
- Resolution 2022-46 to call for a TSPLOST election
- Resolution 2022-38 to amend the Character Area Map
- Contract 2022-061 for Pinetree Way/Memorial Drive Improvements
- Resolutions 2022-47 and 2022-48 to amend FY2022 and FY2023 budgets
- Contract 2022-063 for LC Wimpy Airport crack sealing and runway remarking
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will consider resolutions to call for a 2023 TSPLOST election and amend the FY2022 and FY2023 budgets. The meeting includes several contract awards for public works and airport maintenance, as well as requests for ARPA funds for water system improvements.
- Resolution 2022-46 to call for a TSPLOST election
- Contract award for Pinetree Way/Memorial Drive improvements
- Contract for LC Wimpy Airport crack sealing and runway remarking
- Resolutions 2022-47 and 2022-48 to amend FY2022 and FY2023 budgets
- Request for ARPA matching funds for WWTP system improvements
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will discuss several resolutions, contract awards, and potential uses for SPLOST or ARPA funds. The work session includes presentations from Rainbow Children's Home and Lanier Tech Adult Learning Center.
- Resolution to amend the Character Area Map
- Contract for Animal Shelter Professional Vet Services
- Payroc Merchant Processing Agreement for IWORQ software
- Ninth District Opportunity Inc. Lease for Head Start Building
- Pinetree Way/Memorial Drive Improvements contract award
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is holding a public hearing regarding a tentatively adopted millage rate. This rate would increase property taxes over the roll-back rate for both incorporated and unincorporated areas of the county.
- Proposed property tax increase of 15.10 percent in unincorporated Lumpkin County
- Proposed property tax increase of 20.84 percent in incorporated Lumpkin County
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is meeting to establish the 2023 fiscal year budget and the 2022 Ad Valorem tax millage rate. The proposed 2023 general fund budget includes $26,477,334 in total revenues and $26,477,334 in total expenditures.
- Resolution 2022-41: Establish the 2023 Budget
- Resolution 2022-42: Establish the 2022 Ad Valorem Tax Millage Rate
- Proposed 2023 General Fund Revenue: $26,477,334
- Proposed 2023 General Fund Expenditures: $26,477,334
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several contracts and resolutions including airport maintenance, school resource officer agreements, and broadband oversight. The session also includes discussions on local share matches for senior services and potential updates to health insurance plans.
- Amending School Resource Officer IGA with Board of Education
- IGA with Secretary of State for additional voting equipment
- Yahoola Creek Reservoir Pedestrian Trails Phase I Cultural Resource Survey
- LC Wimpy Airport crack sealing and runway remarking bid award
- Amend the 2020 SPLOST 2022 Work Plan
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will discuss several intergovernmental agreements and professional contracts. Key items include voting equipment procurement and airport maintenance bids. The board will also consider appointments to the Planning Commission and Board of Elections.
- IGA with Secretary of State for additional voting equipment
- Bid award for LC Wimpy Airport crack sealing and runway remarking
- Professional consulting contract with CTC Technology & Energy
- Yahoola Creek Reservoir Pedestrian Trails Phase I Cultural Resource Survey
- Alcoholic Beverage License for Massey Burns Inc. d/b/a 52 West Brewing
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is holding a public comment period regarding a tentatively adopted millage rate. This rate would result in property tax increases over the roll-back rate for both unincorporated and incorporated areas of the county.
- Property tax increase of 15.10 percent in unincorporated Lumpkin County
- Property tax increase of 20.84 percent in incorporated Lumpkin County
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is holding a public hearing regarding tentatively adopted millage rates. These rates would increase property taxes over the roll-back rate for both incorporated and unincorporated areas of the county.
- Proposed 15.10 percent property tax increase in unincorporated Lumpkin County
- Proposed 20.84 percent property tax increase in incorporated Lumpkin County
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners met for a work session to discuss items for a future regular meeting. The session included presentations from GA Forestry and the Holly Theater, as well as reviews of proposed resolutions and contracts.
- Resolution 2022-38 to amend the Character Area Map
- CTC Technology & Energy professional consulting contract (2022-050)
- Amendments to Intergovernmental Agreements with Board of Education regarding School Resource Officers and an aquatic facility
- Bid award for LC Wimpy Airport crack sealing and runway remarking
- Alcoholic Beverage License for Massey Burns Inc. d/b/a 52 West Brewing
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will conduct a work session to discuss various contracts, resolutions, and county projects. Items include discussions on transit grants, service agreements, and infrastructure proposals.
- Resolution 2022-36: Authorization for staff to proceed with revenue bond issuance
- GDOT 5311 FY2023 Transit Grant Award discussion
- Proposal for broadband infrastructure project technical and grant services
- Discussion of a request for a Transfer Station fee increase
- Consideration of amendments to 2022 Health Insurance Plans
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is meeting to discuss the issuance of revenue bonds and a Local Option Sales Tax joint agreement. The body will also consider multiple service contracts for transit, tire recycling, and emergency communications.
- Resolution 2022-36 authorizing staff to proceed with the issuance of revenue bonds
- Discussion of a transfer station fee increase requested by Mark Robinson
- GDOT 5311 FY2023 Transit Grant Award (2022-042)
- Proposal for technical and grant administrative services for a broadband infrastructure project
- Discussion regarding a gymnasium, outdoor pool, and pickleball courts
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners met for a work session to discuss agenda items for a future Regular Meeting. The session included reviews of various service contracts, grant funding, and administrative appointments.
- GDOT 5311 FY2023 Transit Grant Award
- Georgia Power Company Lighting Replacement Proposal
- SRTA Toll Exemption MOU for Emergency Services
- GDOT Grant Funding for LC Wimpy Airport Crack Seal and Relocate Threshold Project
- Proposal for Technical & Grant Administrative Services for Broadband Infrastructure Project
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will review several resolutions, contract renewals, and policy updates. Discussion items include a 2021 audit presentation, various board appointments, and potential amendments to the TSPLOG work plan.
- Proclamation for Yahoola Outdoors
- 2021 Audit Presentation by Mauldin & Jenkins
- Appoint Member to LC Board of Tax Assessors (Archie Bowling)
- Appoint Member to Lumpkin County Veterans Affairs Committee (Bill Poole)
- Amend 2019 TSPLOG 2022 Work Plan: Redecking Bridges in Yahoola Creek Park
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will discuss a variety of service contracts, including inmate food and public defender services. The meeting includes a presentation of the 2021 audit and several appointments to county boards and committees.
- Contract for Inmate Food Services with Agape Food Service
- Contract for Flock Safety Falcon Cameras
- Enotah Public Defender Indigent Defense Contracts for the City and Four Counties
- Amendments to 2019 TSPLOST 2022 Work Plan for roadsign purchase and Yahoola Creek Park bridge redecking
- Proclamation for Yahoola Outdoors
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners held a work session to discuss agenda items for a future regular meeting. Key discussions included a proposed 2023 budget with a $3.3 million increase and a presentation on the 2021 audit.
- Proposed 2023 budget featuring a $3.3 million increase, with $2.2 million allocated to salaries and benefits
- Contract for Flock Safety Falcon Cameras
- Inmate Food Services Contract with Agape Food Service
- TSPLOST 2022 Work Plan amendments for roadsign purchases and redecking bridges in Yahoola Creek Park
- City Annexation of Crown Mountain Estates Subdivision Section 2
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners reviewed proposed changes to the county's Land Use Code. Discussions focused on road classifications, conditional uses, and specific land categories such as addiction treatment facilities and short-term rentals.
- Discussion of road classification processes and definitions
- Review of permitted activities including commercial gun ranges and short-term rentals
- Consideration of Land Use Code draft revisions
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will consider several board appointments and resolutions. The meeting includes reviews of service contracts for nutrition, inmate work, and recreation, as well as a discussion on employee health insurance renewal.
- Appointment of members to Library Board, DFACS Board, Public Building Authority, and Board of Tax Assessors
- Legacy Link Nutrition Program Services FY-2023 Contract
- GDOC Inmate Work Detail Contract
- United Futbol Academy Soccer and UNG Swimming Pool agreements
- Lumpkin County Employee Health Insurance Renewal
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners held a work session to discuss items for a future regular meeting. Key topics include budget guidance for FY23, revisions to the Chapter 27 Land Use Code, and several authority appointments.
- Revisions to Chapter 27 Land Use Code
- FY23 Budget Guidance
- Acceptance of roads in Crooked Creek Subdivision
- Disaster Debris Monitoring Contracts with Thompson Consulting Services, LLC and Goodwyn Mills Cawood, LLC
- Inmate Medical Contract
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will discuss a presentation regarding TWS insurance updates and renewals. The discussion includes a review of the transition from a fully insured model to a self-funded contract.
- Historical Society Presentation
- TWS Insurance Update/Renewal
- Special Cash Distribution for ACCG Workers’ Compensation Program
- Library Board reappointments (David Luke and Kaye Campagnoli)
- DFACS Board reappointment (Melissa Line)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is considering Resolution 2022-20 to revise and adopt a new Land Use Code. This update follows a moratorium on commercial development in Agricultural Preservation, Rural Places, and Residential Growth areas.
- Resolution 22-20: Revisions to Chapter 27 Land Use Code
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss proposed revisions to Chapter 27 of the Land Use Code. These updates follow a moratorium on new commercial development in specific character areas intended to allow for code review.
- Revisions to Chapter 27 Land Use Code (Resolution 2022-20)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing various administrative resolutions, including personnel and authority appointments. Discussion items include revisions to the Land Use Code, road acceptance in Crooked Creek Subdivision, and upcoming budget guidance.
- Revisions to Chapter 27 Land Use Code
- County acceptance of roads in Crooked Creek Subdivision
- Appointment of David Woodward to Planning Commission Seat 7
- Appointment of Vic Dover to W&S Authority Seat 5
- Appointment of Deborah Armstrong to Hospital Authority Seat 1
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several personnel appointments for local authorities and discussing upcoming budget guidance. The agenda also includes discussions regarding land use code revisions, road acceptance in Crooked Creek Subdivision, and various service contracts.
- Reappointment of Personnel Hearing Officer
- Appointment of Planning Commission member (Seat 7)
- Appointment of W&S Authority member (Seat 5)
- Appointment of Hospital Authority member (Seat 1)
- Appointment of Airport Authority member (Seat B)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is holding a special called work session to discuss draft revisions to the Land Use Code. The proposed revisions introduce a Road Classification system to categorize roads as Arterial, Collector, or Local to guide commercial and residential development.
- Discussion of Land Use Code draft revisions
- Proposed implementation of a Road Classification system (Arterial, Collector, and Local roads)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing a proposed amendment to the CorrectHealth inmate medical contract regarding a requested rate increase. Additionally, officials are discussing updates to land use regulations and a new road classification system.
- CorrectHealth Inmate Medical Contract Amendment involving a requested $60,000 increase
- Little Mountain Road Widening Phase 1 Bid Award
- 2022 LMIG Road Resurfacing Bid Award
- 2022 TSPLOST Road Resurfacing Contract
- Hazard Mitigation Plan Update
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will consider several service contracts, including ambulance billing and legal services. The body will also discuss broadband infrastructure grant acceptance and the location and design of a new animal shelter.
- Little Mountain Road Widening Phase 1 Bid Award
- NTIA Broadband Infrastructure Program acceptance and funding for a Program Manager
- CorrectHealth Inmate Medical Contract Amendment
- Alcoholic Beverage License for Yogis Quikstop II LLC (Turners Corner Grocery Store)
- Hazard Mitigation Plan Update adoption
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is holding a work session to discuss agenda items for a future regular meeting. Key topics include the location of a new animal shelter and the acceptance of a broadband infrastructure program.
- Contracts for an animal shelter architect and owner's representative
- Little Mountain Road widening bid award
- NTIA Broadband Infrastructure Program acceptance
- CorrectHealth inmate medical contract amendment
- Special event permits for R-Ranch 4th of July Concert Festival and Mountain Top Rodeo
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is conducting a final public hearing regarding proposed changes to the county's land use regulations. The revisions include updated definitions for character areas, road classifications, and development standards.
- Public hearing for Lumpkin County Land Use Revisions 2022
- Revision of Character Area definitions including Agricultural Preservation (AP), Rural Places (RP), and Residential Growth (RG)
- New Road Classification Plan involving Arterial, Collector, and Local roads
- Proposed development categories for Restrictive Development (RD) and General Development (GD)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will consider adopting a Comprehensive Plan Update and a moratorium extension. The meeting includes decisions on road resurfacing contracts and several board appointments.
- Resolution 2022-07 to Adopt Comprehensive Plan Update
- 2022 LMIG Road Resurfacing Bid Award (Contract 2022-003)
- 2022 TSPLOST Road Resurfacing Contract (Contract 2022-004)
- CorrectHealth Inmate Medical Contract Amendment (Contract 2022-005)
- Road acceptance for Camp Creek Overlook (Resolution 2022-11)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will discuss several items including a 2022 Comprehensive Plan update and various board reappointments. The work session also includes presentations from Avita Community Partners and the recognition of 2021 Employees of the Year.
- 2022 Comprehensive Plan Update
- Reappointment of Development Authority members Henry Davis and Charles Jones
- Reappointment of Hospital Authority members Leland Cox and Larry Charles
- Road acceptance for Camp Creek Overlook
- LMIG Road Resurfacing bid award
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners held a public hearing to discuss the Lumpkin County Land Use Revisions Framework. The board decided to pause new commercial development permits in specific character areas to allow for a review and revision of the land use code.
- Approved a 180-day moratorium on permitting new commercial development in Agricultural Preservation, Rural Places, and Residential Growth character areas
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will discuss several resolutions, including a character area map amendment and purchasing policy changes. The body will also consider contracts for a health department generator and an audit engagement.
- Resolution to Amend the Character Area Map
- Resolution to Amend Purchasing Policy
- Contract for Health Department generator back-up system
- Mauldin & Jenkins 2021 Audit Engagement Letter
- Alcoholic Beverage License for Trattoria Restaurant
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will meet to discuss the 2022 work plans for 2019 and 2020 SPLOST. The body is also considering several resolutions regarding the character area map, purchasing policy, and the adoption of a road in the Camp Creek Overlook Subdivision.
- Resolution to Amend the Character Area Map
- Resolution to Adopt the Road Within Camp Creek Overlook Subdivision
- Resolution to Amend Purchasing Policy
- Contract for Health Department generator back-up system installation
- Alcoholic Beverage License for Trattoria Restaurant
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners held a work session to discuss various items intended for an upcoming regular meeting. Discussion topics included employee service awards, board reappointments, and several county resolutions.
- Resolution to amend the Character Area Map
- Reappointment of members to the Airport Authority
- Reappointment of members to the Public Building Authority
- January surplus property discussion
- Resolution to adopt the road within Camp Creek Overlook Subdivision