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Cusseta–Chattahoochee commission opens SPLOST account, approves LMIG change and reappoints three planning commissioners
Summary
At its Feb. 4 regular meeting the commission voted unanimously to open a 2025 SPLOST bank account, approved an LMIG road change and reappointed Randy Register, Teresa Smith and Willie Brown to the Planning & Zoning Board; motions were recorded as unanimous and associated resolutions filed in the minutes.
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The Commission of the Unified Government of Cusseta–Chattahoochee County voted on several administrative matters at its Feb. 4 regular meeting. Actions recorded in the minutes include:
- Opening a 2025 SPLOST bank account (motion by Commissioner Jason Frost; second by Commissioner Timothy Biddle; unanimous vote).
- Approving an LMIG change to substitute Riverbend Road with Friendship Road for an LMIG project (motion by Commissioner Jason Frost; second by Commissioner Timothy Biddle; unanimous vote).
- Reappointing three Planning & Zoning board members: Randy Register, Teresa Smith and Willie Brown (motions recorded and later formalized in written resolutions filed in the minutes). The resolutions specify terms expiring Dec. 31, 2027.
Minutes note routine approvals of January meeting minutes and executive-session minutes (Commissioner Biddle abstained from votes related to Jan. 7 items because he was absent at that meeting). The Feb. 4 minutes also record that the board entered executive session at 6:11 p.m. to discuss legal matters and reconvened the public meeting at 7:07 p.m.; the chairman stated the closed‑session topics fit legal exceptions and that no votes were taken in closed session.
These actions are procedural and administrative; the recorded votes were unanimous unless otherwise noted in the minutes. The reappointments carry standard follow-up steps for board-member records and were formalized in written resolutions included in the county minutes.
