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Council approves major infrastructure work

KingslandOct 14, 20252 min read

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The council unanimously approved a $535,722.50 city share for sewer adjustments tied to Old Still Road construction and a $126,485.39 change order for Al Gay Road paving. It also approved 580 residential trash carts for $34,918.38.

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Kingsland will fund sewer adjustments associated with Old Still Road construction and additional road-base work on Al Gay Road. The city is also purchasing 580 curbside trash carts, while approving disaster debris removal services and other operational contracts. The council began the process of considering a senior homestead exemption age reduction from 65 to 62 but did not complete that change at this meeting.

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Approved the city’s $535,722.50 share of a $670,310 Old Still Road sewer adjustment contract, with the Georgia Department of Transportation contributing $134,587.50 in utility aid.
Approved a $126,485.39 change order for Al Gay Road to replace unsuitable subgrade material with approved aggregate base.
Approved purchase of 580 residential curbside collection carts from Toter, LLC for $34,918.38.
Approved T.F.R. Enterprises, Inc. for disaster debris removal services.
Approved an alcohol license for Karv Bistro LLC to sell beer and wine by the drink for on-premises consumption at 102 Marsh Harbour Drive, Suite 100.
Approved a home occupation permit for a printing business at 113 Oleander Drive.
Approved the Laurel Preserve Phase 1A final plat for 18 single-family lots on approximately 4.5 acres.
Accepted the right-of-way and infrastructure within Daniel Trent Way and Pioneer Way in Settlers Hammock Phase 4 after an inspection found no issues.
Approved the purchase and sale conveyance of approximately 2 acres for public infrastructure purposes.
Approved use of the NightHawk digital data analytics module for criminal investigations, funded through the Confiscated Assets Fund.
Approved an amendment limiting ground banner signs per parcel in the C-2 and C-4 zoning districts.
Passed Resolution 2025-13 to begin the process of reducing the minimum age for the senior homestead exemption from 65 to 62.

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