Two weeks ago,
County Manager Joe Pritchard announced that
Commissioner Joyce Evans is now serving as Vice Chairman,
yes, the
resolution to approve the VSU bonds
was requested by the
South Regional Joint Development Authority (SRJDA),
and
John Stevens is the new VDT reporter.
Citizen Shirley Moore said she’d like a connection to
county water and sewer.
They tabled the
Comprehensive Plan update, apparently because the Commissioners wanted to
“dig into it deeper”.
The rest was mostly approving what they
already discussed the previous morning.
They meet again Monday morning.
Below are links to each LAKE video with a few notes, followed by a video playlist.
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1. Call to Order 2. Invocation 3. Pledge
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4. Minutes for Approval
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5a. REZ-2016-18 Mineola Self Storage, Old US 41 N
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5b. 2016 Greater Lowndes Comprehensive Plan
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5c. Abandonment of Unopened Right of Way off Pikes Pond Road
Video.
Nearby landowner wants to put a driveway through it.
A utility access easement will continue to be maintained. -
6a. Abandonment of Excess Right of Way Off of Payton Place
Video.
Preliminary determination for a public hearing. -
6b. Quit Claim Deed for Abandoned Right of Way on Walker Ave.
Video.
For Cindy and Roger Walker; she was in the room. -
6c. Section 5311 Rural Transportation Program Operating Contracts
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6d. Resolution to Approve the Issuance of Refunding Revenue Bonds
Video.
According to County Manager Joe Pritchard,
South Regional Joint Development Authority (SRJDA) asked for this resolution
because the facility is in Lowndes County, and there is
no indebtedness obligation. -
7a. Loch Laurel Road Widening
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8. Reports – County Manager
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9. CWTBH – Shirley Moore Garland – connection to municipal water
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10. Meeting Adjournment
Here’s
a LAKE video playlist:
Videos: Water, VSU bonds, 3 road abandonments, 1 widening, MIDS bus, Comprehensive Plan
Regular Session, Lowndes County Commission (LCC),
Video by Gretchen Quarterman for Lowndes Area Knowledge Exchange (LAKE),
Valdosta, Lowndes County, Georgia, October 11, 2016.
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