Floyd Commission sets Sept. 8 agenda

The Floyd County Commission is scheduled to consider several local-government matters at its Sept. 8 meeting, including a rezoning request, a road-closure resolution and multiple purchases funded through SPLOST.

Rezoning request

A rezoning matter is listed for commission consideration. The information available does not identify the property, the requested zoning change or the applicant.

The commission’s action on Sept. 8 will determine how the rezoning item moves forward. The meeting agenda identifies the matter for consideration but does not state an outcome.

Road-closure resolution

The commission also is scheduled to consider a resolution involving a road closure. The location of the road, the proposed closure’s timing and the reason for the resolution are not identified.

A resolution is a formal action considered by the commission. The agenda description establishes that the road-closure matter is scheduled for discussion or action at the meeting.

SPLOST purchases

Several purchases funded through SPLOST are also on the agenda. SPLOST is the local sales-tax program used to fund approved capital projects and purchases.

The number, cost and purpose of the purchases are not identified in the available meeting description. The commission is scheduled to consider the purchases as part of its Sept. 8 business.

Meeting agenda

The Floyd County Commission’s Sept. 8 meeting will include all three categories of business: rezoning, a road-closure resolution and SPLOST-funded purchases. The listed items are matters for commission consideration, and the meeting description does not establish the final action on any of them.

Coosa Valley News reported on the planned agenda. The report is linked below.