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Work session advances road repairs, cemetery bylaws and CUP review for Feb. 4 meeting
Summary
At a Jan. 27 work session commissioners agreed to put cemetery bylaws, a conditional-use permit process review (invite Planning & Zoning), SPLOST bank-account setup, and LMIG funding for Friendship Road on the Feb. 4 agenda. Staff recommended using 2024 LMIG funds to address Friendship Road; commissioners also discussed Liberty Hill Road and scheduling public hearings.
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During a Jan. 27 work session, County Manager Thomas Weaver asked commissioners to place several items on the Feb. 4 regular meeting agenda, including draft cemetery bylaws, a review of the conditional‑use permit (CUP) process with an invitation for the Planning & Zoning board to attend, establishing a SPLOST bank account, and using LMIG funds for roadway work. Commissioners agreed to add Friendship Road as a candidate for LMIG repairs and to use 2024 LMIG funds to address its condition; Commissioner Jason Frost asked about Liberty Hill Road as a related project.
The manager proposed holding the next work session as an evening meeting on Feb. 24 and scheduling public hearings in advance of that session. Planning & Zoning board membership (moving from seven members to five) and several reappointments to Planning & Zoning were also discussed for placement on upcoming agendas.
