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Council renews 23 business licenses, approves two new businesses and refers Pine Street complaint to Code Enforcement
Summary
Mansfield council unanimously renewed licenses for 23 businesses, approved new licenses for Sweet Things Georgia and HJC Construction & Painting, and directed Code Enforcement to pursue a complaint on a Pine Street lot at its Jan. 13 meeting.
The Mansfield City Council unanimously renewed business licenses for 23 local firms, approved two new business license applications, and referred a complaint about a lot on Pine Street to Code Enforcement at its Jan. 13, 2025 meeting.
Mayor Blair Northen presented renewals for 23 businesses; the council moved to accept all renewals without discussion. The businesses listed in the minutes include Mansfield Marketplace, Mansfield Shell, Ms. Sally's, Northen Auto and a range of other local firms. Mayor Pro Tem Fred Purvis moved to accept the renewals and Councilman Brandon Hays seconded; the minutes record unanimous approval.
The council also approved two new local business licenses — Sweet Things Georgia and HJC Construction & Painting. Both applicants were noted in the minutes as residents of the City of Mansfield; Howard Culbreth identified himself during public comment as owner of HJC Construction & Painting and expressed hope for approval of an Occupational Tax License.
Separately, Mayor Northen presented a complaint concerning a lot on Pine Street. Councilman Hays moved to let Code Enforcement pursue the matter; Mayor Pro Tem Purvis seconded and the referral was approved. The meeting adjourned at 7:18 p.m.
The minutes do not record further details on the Pine Street complaint, including the property owner or any timeline for enforcement action.
