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Residents seek to move District 2 special election from next March to November 8.
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Athens-Clarke County Commissioners also discussed the county's housing crunch and approved a $2.85 million land purchase for eventual expansion of government facilities.
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In brief: Commissioners defeat controversial rule change, delve into housing problems, and approve a $2.85 million land purchase — East Athens residents head to court over special election date — Environmental group raises alarm about water pollutants in GA waterways — Library to remain closed this week — Braves clinch with win over Marlins
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Tonight's ACC Mayor and Commission meeting is expected to see votes on land for a new transit HQ, as well as a debate over quorum rules, more on "missing middle" housing, and changes to animal control laws.
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In brief: The measure to reduce the number of commissioners needed to pass some types of legislation has sparked skepticism and bickering among some commissioners — no major leads so far in weekend shooting on Athens' east side — Warnock reports over $26 million raised — Kemp continues suspension of state's gas tax — Braves flounder against Marlins
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In brief: After heated public comment, Board of Elections sets March date for District 2 special election to replace Mariah Parker — ACC Commissioners quibble over quorums — Ossoff committee finds undercount in prison deaths — Braves swat Nats in Cobb County
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A proposal advanced by Mayor Kelly Girtz would reduce the number of commissioners necessary to conduct some business from 7 to 6.
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After sometimes-heated public comment, the Clarke County Board of Elections voted narrowly to hold a special election in ACC's District 2 in March, rather than on November 8.
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The controversial proposal caused friction between commissioners at a meeting earlier this month.