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Work session prioritizes Friendship Road repairs, cemetery bylaw review and P&Z changes

Board of Commission of the Unified Government of Cusseta‑Chattahoochee County, Georgia · January 7, 2025
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Summary

At a Jan. 27 work session county leaders agreed to use 2024 LMIG funds for Friendship Road repairs, scheduled a cemetery bylaws review and conditional‑use permit discussion (inviting Planning & Zoning) and proposed trimming Planning & Zoning from seven to five members.

County officials used the Jan. 27 work session to set priorities for early 2025.

Road repairs and funding: County Manager Thomas Weaver proposed using the 2024 LMIG allocation to repair Friendship Road, which commissioners agreed to prioritize; Liberty Hill Road sits adjacent and may be scheduled next. The manager asked staff to begin adding road projects to future work sessions.

Cemetery bylaws and conditional‑use permits: Commissioners asked that cemetery bylaws be placed on the next work session agenda for review and that the Conditional Use Permit (CUP) process be reviewed in a joint session with the Planning & Zoning Board to clarify procedures and ambiguous language. The commission proposed moving the Feb. 24 work session to an evening meeting (6 p.m.) and scheduling public hearings beforehand.

Planning & Zoning membership and appointments: Planning & Zoning recommended changing from a seven‑member to a five‑member board; the commission also placed several reappointments on the Feb. 4 agenda (Randy Register, Teresa Smith, Willie Brown). The board added a Public Safety Director appointment to the upcoming agenda.

Department updates and staffing: Department heads reported operational matters: recreation programming and staffing needs; public works reported water‑well repairs, heater replacements and hydrant work; animal control noted a rise in stray dogs. The county promoted two public‑works employees (Toby to mechanic, Wes to foreman). The manager said staff will prepare public information about HB581 and a likely sales tax opt‑in special election later in the year.

The work session entered executive session at 10:12 a.m. and reconvened at 10:55 a.m.; the session adjourned at 10:58 a.m.