Maysville plans workshop on historic district ordinance
The Maysville City Council voted unanimously Monday night to hold a work session to discuss setting up a historic district ordinance for the city.
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Maysville council says 'No' to beer/wine sales
The Maysville City Council unanimously denied a proposed beer and wine ordinance Monday night with more than 100 citizens packed into the fire station. Council members Stephan Lewis, Clay Dorsey and Lynn Villyard and Mayor Jerry Baker voted against the sale of beer and wine in the town. Council member Rebecca McNeely was not present for the meeting.
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Maysville council speaks out on beer/wine ordinance
All but one of the four members of the Maysville City Council declared Thursday night that they will listen to the majority of the people in their district when voting on whether beer and wine will be allowed to be sold in the small town that sits in both Jackson and Banks counties. And the mayor said he is opposed to the issue and, if it was up to him, the matter would not move forward.
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Beer/wine ordinance again topic of debate in Maysville
Public hearings have now been held in all four districts in Maysville with the majority of residents attending the meetings being opposed to the sale of beer and wine in the town.
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Maysville residents opposed to sale of beer and wine
More than 100 people attended three town hall meetings in Maysville Tuesday, Aug. 25, to air their concerns on the proposed sale of beer and wine in the town. The overwhelming majority were opposed to the idea. Only two people voiced support for the sale of beer and wine, while more than 50 people spoke in opposition to the proposed city ordinance.
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Rate increases approved for Maysville water/sewer
Maysville residents could see a 24 percent water and a 36 percent sewer increase for its residents this summer following action by the city council in a called meeting Thursday.
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Maysville continues to work on budget
The Maysville City Council continues to work on its 2009 budget, with the goal of approving it at its Dec. 1 meeting. The council will meet at 7 p.m. at the Maysville Public Library.
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Maysville mulls 40% water rate hike
Facing an income shortfall due to declining demand, the Maysville City Council is considering a 40 percent hike in water fees. The current minimum average bill of $14.50 per month would jump to $20.30 under the plan.
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Budget, water concerns topic at Maysville retreat
The 2009 budget, water concerns, sewer issues and downtown development were all part of the discussion during a Maysville City Council retreat. The council held the retreat at Unicoi State Park in Helen Saturday.
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Maysville residents discuss future of city
Maysville residents came out to a public meeting, Monday night, to discuss the future of the town.
Adam Hazell of Georgia Mountain RDC, was on hand to discuss with the residents plans that need to be incorporated into the city's comprehensive plan.
Another meeting to further discuss and receive resident input is being scheduled.
Adam Hazell of Georgia Mountain RDC, was on hand to discuss with the residents plans that need to be incorporated into the city's comprehensive plan.
Another meeting to further discuss and receive resident input is being scheduled.
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