Town of North High Shoals

The meeting included a presentation from a North High Shoals representative with the Oconee County Planning Commission. The Mayor updated the Council on the need to remove dead trees and limbs in the Park and Playground area due to safety hazards, and the engagement of Brown's Tree Solutions for the work. Plans were announced to install six speed bumps in the Town, with assistance from the Sheriff's department and other personnel.

The council held a public hearing for the FY 2025-2026 budget, followed by a regular meeting where they approved the minutes from May 19, 2025, and the financial statement for May 2025. A traffic study on HWY 186 in the school zone was presented, and the council discussed a permitting proposal from Bureau Veritas. The proposed budget for FY 2025-2026 was approved, along with rate increases for the ballfield and Town Hall, leading to the creation of a Major Building Repairs Reserve Fund. A presentation was given for a Free Little Library to be placed in the Park, which was accepted by the council.

The council meeting included a presentation from a representative of the Oconee County Planning Commission. A resident commented positively on park maintenance and inquired about playground mulch specifications. The council discussed and approved a request to divide property on Elder Rd into a limited number of lots, adhering to zoning ordinances. The Mayor updated the council on the upcoming installation of speed bumps at various locations in the town. Visiting journalism students posed questions to the Council.

The council meeting included a report from the North High Shoals representative with the Oconee County Planning Commission, discussion of new playground equipment expected in March, and approval of a building modification permit for the Kraeling home renovations. The council also addressed the lack of bids for the sidewalk project and approved expenses for the Clerk's training in Tifton.

The meeting included a presentation by a representative from the Oconee County Planning Commission. The council approved appointments for Town Accountant, Town Attorney, Building Inspector, Town Historian, and Town Clerk/Treasurer for the Calendar Year 2025. The reading of the Code of Conduct was forgone. The dates for the Calendar Year's regular meetings were set, with changes made due to Holidays. The mayor provided an update on work being done in the Park and on Plantation Rd.