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Streetlight districts approved in Henry County subdivisions

Streetlights are coming to four subdivisions.
Streetlights are coming to four subdivisions.
By Monroe Roark
Feb 11, 2020

The Henry County Board of Commissioners voted at its Feb. 4 regular meeting to approve streetlight districts for four subdivisions: Clark Estates West on Bond Road; Elliott Grove (phase 2) on Kelleytown Road; Farris Park (phase 1B) on Farris Road; and Traditions @ Crystal Lake (phase 1) on Jonesboro Road.

The costs will be broken down by lot, with each property owner paying $35-70 per year depending upon the subdivision. The vote to approve the streetlight districts was part of the meeting’s consent agenda. In a separate action, the commissioners approved the appointment of Cletonya Stidom to the board of Henry First, Inc. She succeeds Gordon Calloway.

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