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Feb 9, 2026·StrategicPlan
Board
Georgia Department of Transportation/Hall County Public Hearing Open House Handout
This Public Hearing Open House Handout presents the proposed Spout Springs Road Widening Project. The project aims to address congestion, accommodate travel demand, reduce crash frequency and severity, and improve intersection operations to mitigate projected operational breakdowns by 2043. The scope includes widening a 6.2-mile segment from two to four lanes, adding a raised median, and incorporating bicycle and pedestrian facilities. Key components involve modifications to existing intersections and realignments of specific side roads. The document also notes that a Finding of No Significant Impact is anticipated by August 2015, with right-of-way acquisition and final design continuing until late 2017.
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This document outlines the proposal for a Transportation Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) in Hall County. The initiative involves implementing a 1% sales tax for a period not exceeding six years, projected to raise an estimated $390 million for transportation infrastructure. The primary objectives are to fund various projects such as roads, bridges, sidewalks, and drainage improvements, aiming to enhance traffic flow, reduce congestion, and improve safety within the county. The plan also details the distribution of funds across different jurisdictions and shifts the funding burden from property owners to a broader base of sales tax contributors, including visitors.
Feb 4, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Hall County Board Of Tax Assessors Meeting Summary Minutes
Key discussions and actions taken during the meeting included the introduction of new staff members, specifically a Commercial/Industrial Appraiser and a Personal Property Appraiser. The board approved various administrative items, such as the list of Notices of Discontinuance (NOD's) and Releases for Real and Personal Property and Motor Vehicles, and approved lists of breaches related to conservation use due to owner death. Additionally, the board approved sending two refund requests to the Board of County Commissioners (BOC), one recommended for approval and one for denial. In real and personal property appraisal matters, the board approved lists of 45-day notices for the 2025 Tax Digest and various change notices for personal property. The Chief Appraiser also presented a summary of the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 budget.
Jan 20, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Splost Citizens Review Committee Meeting Minutes
The meeting focused on reviewing the current SPLOST VIII revenue and expenditures, noting that total collections were 50% above projections, with detailed breakdowns provided for Hall County and municipal allocations, along with expenditure and encumbrance summaries. Discussions included the surplus application methodology and the extended life cycle of SPLOST programs. An update on SPLOST IX outlined it as a $440,000,000 program, detailing allocations for Tier I and Tier II projects, including a Judicial Complex Expansion and county/municipal estimates. The City of Clermont provided an update on its specific road improvement, pavilion construction, park improvements, and new Town Hall building projects. Citizens inquired about receiving a detailed breakdown of SPLOST IX IGAs at the next meeting and the scope of the Judicial Complex Expansion.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
