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Cusseta–Chattahoochee commissioners approve routine business, table a CUP; executive session held
Summary
At meetings in August the commission approved several reappointments and funding items, tabled budget amendments and a conditional‑use permit for 110 Stagecoach Road (Commissioner Hoyte abstained), and held executive sessions on legal and personnel matters.
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The Commission of the Unified Government of Cusseta–Chattahoochee County approved several routine items during its August meetings and tabled at least one land‑use item that drew an abstention from a commissioner.
At the Aug. 6 regular meeting commissioners unanimously approved multiple sets of minutes and took a series of motions on agenda items. Commissioner Jason Frost moved to table budget amendments; that motion passed. The commission reappointed Walter Miller and Linda Beck to five‑year terms on the Industrial Development Authority; those reappointments were moved and seconded and recorded as unanimous votes in the meeting minutes.
The commission also approved funding for the local 4‑H renewal request and approved a DOT roundabout relocation grant. On a land‑use matter identified as Hoyte CUP (110 Stagecoach Road), Commissioner Frost moved to table action until Dec. 3, 2024 (or until a judicial judgment), with Commissioner Biddle seconding; Commissioner Damon Hoyte abstained from that vote.
The commission voted unanimously to enter executive session at 6:47 p.m. for discussions of personnel and legal matters and reconvened at 7:15 p.m.; Chairman Coffey said no votes were taken in closed session. An affidavit filed by the chair and attested in the record referenced O.C.G.A. § 50‑14‑2 and § 50‑14‑3 to document the lawful purpose for the closed meeting.
Why it matters: The actions keep county boards staffed and fund routine programming; tabling the CUP preserves the commission’s ability to act later and records an abstention by the commissioner tied to the application.
