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The board granted a provisional 2025 license to Jai Laxmi Lodging LLC, doing business as Courtyard by Marriott, 580 Millennium Boulevard, to sell beer, wine and liquor for on-premises consumption in a hotel lounge and to sell retail packages of beer and wine (Sunday sales permitted). Stephanie Oliver, speaking on behalf of Chief Ebner of the Glynn County Police Department, said nothing in applicant Krishna Patel’s background would preclude the license.

The board also approved a provisional 2025 license for Mishravinda LLC, doing business as Your Pie, 495 Canal Road, to sell malt beverages and wine for on-premises consumption (Sunday sales permitted). Hiral (Harold/Hiral spelled in the record) Patel was present and staff reported no background issues.

Both public hearings drew no speakers in favor or opposition. Commissioners moved and approved both provisional licenses; the motions passed unanimously.

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At 4226 Third Street (AB24-3), applicants Aaron and Amy Stevens requested the abandonment of one-half (10 feet of a 20-foot width) of two unnamed alleys on the northwest and northeast corners of their parcel. Jason Hartman, engineering director, said the west alley (Alley 1) is intermittently used by utilities and contractors and the north alley (Alley 2) appears unused by the public. Hartman reported that Georgia Power requested an easement over the entire West Alley 1 and that Glynn County Public Works requested a county drainage easement over both Alley 1 and Alley 2.

Property owner Aaron Stevens addressed the commission and said the half of the alley adjacent to his yard has not been used by the public during his six years of ownership and that the family wants to preserve and maintain that portion of the parcel.

Commissioners moved and approved AB24-3 with conditions reserving Georgia Power an easement over the entire West Alley 1 and reserving Glynn County drainage easements over both West Alley 1 and North Alley 2.

Separately, at 1306 Demery Road (AB24-6), applicants Mark Kosinski and Tracy Ellis sought abandonment of one-half of a 12-foot unnamed alley (6 feet). Hartman said utilities — the Glynn County Joint Water and Sewer Commission (JWSC) and Georgia Power — requested 10-foot-wide easements to accommodate existing or future infrastructure. An adjacent property owner requested an open easement across the full abandonment area so utilities could continue to serve properties at 1308 Demery Road and 520 Arnold Road. The commission approved AB24-6 with conditions reserving 10-foot easements for JWSC and Georgia Power and granting an open easement to serve the adjacent properties.

Both abandonments were approved by the board following staff presentations and public comment; motions included the specified easement reservations to ensure continued utility access and county drainage control.

","The Board approved two separate requests to abandon halves of unnamed alleys on St. Simons Island (AB24-3 at 4226 Third Street and AB24-6 at 1306 Demery Road) while reserving utility and drainage easements for Georgia Power, Glynn County Public Works, and the Joint Water and Sewer Commission.",{"_33":87,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":88,"_41":89,"_43":90,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":56,"_73":56},6192843,"Glynn County adopts fiscal year 2026 budget after public hearing with no comments",68,474000,542000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3972385-93b042fe68b5e55082a0991301958619&start=474&end=542","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3972385-93b042fe68b5e55082a0991301958619/thumbnail_474000.jpg","/articles/6192843/Glynn-County/Georgia/Glynn-County-adopts-fiscal-year-2026-budget-after-public-hearing-with-no-comments","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6192843-25497960114f87cc4fdd6134fd4ada4b/orig.mp4?Expires=1771028907&Signature=jTdlSvCc2T~xRIwB6E~sNUCgJfmx6vt07UYLLEMvk6E6JsKgUedDrFIYiHwGMh55DeNuVA0sJJZ4-bl5b9U2AptZsqSuV9rii2Ynbo5c8iGH4wdKnaAbhCFsbX2hjQtXUD5QnaQvgWkDs5DkF58aRr3Ll4nQJBypKzJdi5nNtDeCYive5SSY61kXEssa7XzuWUzjEv87cdFJ8HY27Dd9MM0MXuqC8IJ3zw3b95m3FxB4pdd-HLKdpMmRIvC25eh4J1O51oncbr3fMrXciyVwHFWFNAXduSpsWzuPBQIvfkRI3S1TvmPzrWMHiiOjdSi5kqBzK0UoWcuoSZuvg9MECg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Glynn County Board of Commissioners unanimously adopted the county’s fiscal year 2025–26 budget during its June 19 meeting.

Munson (identified in the record as the county staff presenter) told commissioners the budget had been prepared over about six months, released to the public and commissioners on June 6, and that a public hearing on June 12 drew no public comments. Munson said she had met with each commissioner and that “a few minor changes” and technical corrections were made and posted to the county’s website.

Commissioner Duncan moved to adopt the budget; Commissioner Sweatt seconded the motion. The vote to adopt was unanimous.

No budget totals or line-item changes were stated during the adoption motion on the record; Munson said full budget details and a list of corrections are available on the county homepage and were emailed to commissioners.

The adoption allows county staff to implement programs and expenditures for FY 2025–26 under the approved appropriation levels and policies in the adopted document.

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The request, filed as ZM25-81423/ILA 1423, sought to change zoning from FC (Freeway Commercial) to HC (Highway Commercial). Christina Wright, senior planner, told commissioners the property is vacant and in the county’s Southwest Glynn character area. Wright said the Mainland Planning Commission recommended approval 6–0 and that the applicant would coordinate with the Georgia Department of Transportation and provide a traffic study as part of site plan review.

Supporters, including Latasha Green Cobb, agent for the estate of James Hopkins, and representatives of Local 1423, argued the location is proximate to the port and that many union members already live and work in the area. “The activity could be as many as the union hall supports — 293 people, for example,” Green Cobb said, and Karen Polite, a local real estate professional and union member, said membership and shift patterns make daily counts variable.

Opponents and several commissioners said the parcel’s only primary exit requires a left turn onto Highway 17 where there is no traffic signal or turn lane, creating a safety risk during peak staging times. One commissioner summarized the concern as the risk posed by “a condensed time when they would be coming out of that hall and trying to get on the road,” noting large numbers of vehicles attempting egress simultaneously at noon and early evening.

Commissioner discussion referenced the potential for a future frontage-road connection or traffic signal but noted there is no scheduled improvement and that Georgia DOT had previously declined a nearby signal request. Commissioners also said they were willing to work with the applicant on finding a different site with safer access.

After debate the commission took a motion to deny the rezoning. The motion to deny carried; the meeting record shows four votes in favor of denial, one vote opposed, and two abstentions. The board did not approve the rezoning, leaving the property’s FC designation in place.

The applicant may pursue alternative sites or further coordination with DOT and county planning, but no further action on this parcel was taken at the meeting.

","The Glynn County Board of Commissioners voted to deny a request to rezone about 7.17 acres on Highway 17 from Freeway Commercial to Highway Commercial to allow a hiring/union hall for International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) Local 1423, citing safety and traffic concerns at the site’s main exit.","actionData","errors"]

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