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Chattahoochee Hills discusses South Fulton Economic Development

By Dionne Kinch
July 16, 2015

The city council for Chattahoochee Hills met July 14 in a regularly scheduled meeting. In addition to adopting a resolution supporting the South Fulton Economic Development Partnership, the council discussed: fixing the millage rate for fiscal year 2016; temporary businesses related to TomorrowWorld; correct fees for police vehicles on special event application; facility rental fees and regulations; and a resolution appointing a city manager and administering the oath of office. The city council meets at 6:30 p.m. every second Tuesday at Chattahoochee Hills City Hall, 6505 Rico Road.

Information: www.chatthillsga.us; 770-463-8881.

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