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Sep 9, 2024·BoardMeeting
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Agenda -- Council Meeting
The City of Camilla Council Meeting was held on Monday, September 9, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. Key actions included approval of the August meeting minutes and budget hearing minutes, authorization for Still Waters Engineering to seek grant funding for sprayfield pond maintenance, a public hearing on the 2024 millage rate, and action items such as setting the 2024 millage rate, addressing underage alcohol sales, approving electric vehicle charging stations, and a Best Friends Agreement for animal housing. A position classification and pay plan failed to pass.
Mar 11, 2024·BoardMeeting
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Minutes -- Regular Meeting City Of Camilla, Georgia
The Camilla, Georgia Mayor and City Council held their regular meeting on March 11, 2024, in the new Mary Jo Haywood Council Chambers. Key decisions included approving the minutes from previous meetings, holding a public hearing on comprehensive plan updates (including sewer infrastructure and a new gym), and voting on resolutions concerning the comprehensive plan updates, AWOS replacement at the airport, Northside Heights street improvements, and a household electric bill credit. A property conveyance to the Camilla Urban Redevelopment Agency for a new gym was also approved.
Jan 10, 2022·BoardMeeting
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City Of Camilla Council Meeting
The City of Camilla Council meeting on January 10, 2022, included the swearing in of new council members, election of a Mayor Pro Tem, and approval of several action items. These items included a GDOT/Camilla Corporate Hangar contract, amendments to a telecommunications contract with MEAG, and approval of the Mitchell County Pre-hazard Mitigation Plan. The meeting also covered reports from the City Manager and Mayor, along with various appointments to city boards and commissions.
Jan 1, 2022·StrategicPlan
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Mitchell County Comprehensive Plan 2022-2030
The Mitchell County Comprehensive Plan (2022 update) is a long-range (15-20 year) guide for the development of Mitchell County and its municipalities (Baconton, Camilla, Pelham, and Sale City). It aims to direct future physical changes, guide local government decisions, and inform residents and developers about appropriate land uses. The plan addresses various elements including broadband services, economic development, land use, transportation, and community work programs. Key goals include economic prosperity, resource management, public infrastructure improvement, regional cooperation, maintaining a sense of place, enhancing transportation options, expanding educational opportunities, improving community health, and ensuring broadband availability. The plan incorporates public input gathered through hearings and steering committee meetings and aligns with Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DCA) minimum standards.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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