Chattahoochee Hills planners recommend hamlet and preservation work in growth plan
The recommendation adds the Cedar Grove Community Center renovation to the plan's public-investment list. Council consideration is scheduled for October 6.
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Chattahoochee Hills proposes 8.2-mill tax rate for its Fulton County residents
The rate would be 0.06 mills above the rollback rate. The first of three required hearings is scheduled for October 6.
Chattahoochee Hills planners recommend barring agritourism on parcels under three acres
Their amended version would replace the 10-acre minimum with size-based visitor limits and allow requests for proof of active farming.
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