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Members sought for Braselton Development Authority

Braselton is seeking applicants for its seven-member Downtown Development Authority. Courtesy City of Braselton
Braselton is seeking applicants for its seven-member Downtown Development Authority. Courtesy City of Braselton
By Karen Huppertz
Nov 14, 2017

Due to recent resignations, the Braselton Downtown Development Authority is seeking applicants for its seven-member board.

DD Authority Chair Clay Eubanks said, “One of our members was elected to the town council and another resigned due to business demands, so we have two vacancies to fill and recommend to the town council for official appointments.”

Board members are required to attend one board meeting per month plus dedicate about ten hours per month to implementing projects and activities in downtown. State law also requires training for newly-appointed DDA members throughout Georgia.

Information: 706-684-0369 or www.downtownbraselton.com/about-us.html.

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