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Oct 1, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Professional planning and consulting services to prepare an implementation-oriented update to the City of Riceboro’s Master Plan.
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City
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Riceboro
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Liberty
Phone Number
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912-884-5297
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31323
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Riceboro Volunteer Fire and Rescue
The council reviewed updates from the City Engineer regarding water and sewer infrastructure, including the lead and copper inventory and pump station projects. The Healthy Home Program's progress was discussed, and the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget was adopted. Community development updates were provided, covering local events, youth programs, and zoning matters, including an amendment for compact single-family dwellings and a mobile home approval. The Mayor presented information on master planning RFPs and infrastructure projects. Executive session was held to address land and personnel matters, including property appraisals and the approval of a volunteer firefighter.
The Council approved the Sikes Brothers bid for the Supplemental LMIG Paving Project and authorized information gathering for future water and sewer expansion. Updates were provided regarding CHIP funds, the FY 2026 pre-audit, and various community development initiatives. The Council authorized a lending library at City Hall, approved multiple rezoning and annexation petitions, and passed UDO amendments for compact single-family dwellings. A new $2,500 connect capacity fee was approved. Additionally, the Council discussed the formation of a Youth Council, SPLOST projects, recognized community figures, and held an executive session concerning personnel, resulting in the acceptance of an Assistant Utility Clerk position.
The Council discussed various engineering projects, including a fence proposal for the wastewater plant, lead service line reporting, and water line repairs. Updates were provided on housing applications and upcoming community events, including the MLK celebration and Super Museum Sunday. The Council adopted an ordinance regarding the Buzzy Mini Mart, approved an alcohol license for a liquor store, and issued a proclamation for Relay for Life. Additionally, an executive session was held to discuss personnel matters.
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