Photo by Michael O’Hearn/Crossroads Chronicle The bar and lounge now occupies the building that was home to the former Cork and Barrel and Table 64 businesses, which closed last summer.
The Court had until Feb. 23 to decide whether or not the maps comply with its previous ruling against partisan gerrymandering.
Photo by Michael O’Hearn/Crossroads Chronicle The new headquarters, located at 558 Frank Allen Road., will open sometime between March and April of this year and sit on a 3-acre plot of land valued at $850,000.
Taylor said that after the Feb. 1 meeting, some of the members of the board, especially the working group of Commissioner Amy Patterson and Brian Stiehler said they believed a second opinion could be useful in this situation.
Hehn requested that Ward write him a personal check for $1,500 for reimbursement. Highlands Mayor Patrick Taylor said he was shocked Hehn would make that request, stating, “This is not acceptable. This is not the way we do things around here.”
File Photo The event is scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m., this Saturday, and will last until around 4 p.m., although that time is still fluid.
There are several months left before the commissioners settle on a budget and there will be multiple public opportunities for residents to voice their own concerns.