Downtown Development Authority asks Troup County for $35,000 toward master plan update
The Downtown Development Authority requested the county pay about $35,000 (one-fifth) of a $166,000 downtown master plan update that would include market analysis, public engagement and updated historic-district guidelines.
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Bill Honeycutt, representing the Downtown Development Authority, asked commissioners to split the $166,000 cost of a downtown master plan with five partners (city, county, Callaway Foundation, Downtown Development Authority, and others). Honeycutt asked the county for roughly $35,000 to help fund a plan that would refresh downtown guidance and include market analysis conducted by KB Advisors and a heavy public-engagement component.
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