Signs maybe not as important as some think
After more than three months of deliberation, the committee assembled to revise Richmond Hill’s sign ordinance came up with a version of the regulations that a majority of City Council voted to enact last week.
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City votes 3-1 for new sign regs
After weeks of planning, consulting with business owners and deliberation, the city of Richmond Hill has put in place new sign regulations after the city council approved a new sign ordinance Tuesday.
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Richmond Hill sign moratorium over
ore than 90 days after enacting a moratorium on all new signage, except temporary signs, within city limits of Richmond Hill a new sign ordinance was approved by the city’s council during their regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday night.
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Wastewater plant construction by year's end?
If final construction designs are approved by the state Environmental Protection Division soon, Richmond Hill’s new $24 million wastewater treatment plant could be under construction by the end of this year, city manager Chris Lovell said recently.
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Committee exempts quill flags from sign regs
The Richmond Hill Committee for Architectural Review decided in a meeting on Tuesday afternoon to exempt quill flags from the city's proposed sign ordinance.
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Window signage to remain
Richmond Hill officials are continuing efforts to make revisions to the proposed changes in the city’s sign ordinance after hearing concerns of residents and have removed limits on window signage to the proposed regulations.
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City moves toward sign reg changes
While the Richmond Hill City Council recently took a step to move forward with changes to the city’s sign ordinance, one businessman
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RHPD recertification recognized
Richmond Hill Police Chief Billy Reynolds was presented a plaque recognizing the department’s recertification by the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police during the City Council’s March 19 meeting.
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Proposed sign ordinance changes a long list
If you’re a new or existing business in Richmond Hill and you think you’re going to put up a sign on a pole or have an electronic sign that changes words or symbols, the City Council has a simple message for you. It’s probably not going to happen.
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Council OKs new loan for City Center
The city of Richmond Hill can look forward to some cost savings after a decision by the City Council on Tuesday to refinance the Richmond Hill City Center.
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Richmond Hill City Center refinanced
The Richmond Hill City Council voted to accept an offer from Ameris Bank that was too good to refuse and in doing so loped more than $700,000 off the total amount the Richmond Hill City Center will cost taxpayers.
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City Center gets new manager
James F. “Trey” Campbell III of Richmond Hill has been named general manager at Richmond Hill City Center.
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City Center refinancing on the horizon
The city of Richmond Hill may soon have a deal in place that would lop approximately 20 percent off the remaining balance due on the City Center.
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Mayor recognized for training
Richmond Hill Mayor Harold Fowler received a certificate of achievement from the Georgia Municipal Training Institute on Jan. 27 during the Georgia Municipal Association’s annual Mayors’ Day conference in Atlanta.
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Richmond Hill pledges funds to interchange
The city of Richmond Hill followed in the footsteps of Bryan County and Rayioner when it pledged up to $200,000 to go toward the development of an interchange at the intersection of Interstate 95 and Belfast Siding Road during its regularly scheduled meeting Feb. 5.
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RH OK's funds for Belfast project
Richmond Hill has joined the efforts of the Bryan County commissioners in determining their contribution for the interchange at Belfast Siding Road and Interstate 95.
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Council OKs firm for fire station project
Plans for Richmond Hill’s fire station and old city hall building on Ford Avenue took a small step forward Tuesday when the City Council unanimously approved an engineering firm to design the project.
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New Richmond Hill fire station a step closer
A new fire house to replace the aging Ford Avenue station in Richmond Hill came a little closer to reality Jan. 15 when the Richmond Hill City Council voted to award the contract for design and engineering drawings for a new facility to the Savannah engineering firm of Kern-Coleman Co.
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Council approves spending plan for RH City Center
A budget that caps the city’s contribution to the Richmond Hill City Center was approved by the city council on Thursday during its first meeting of the year in City Hall.
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New City of Richmond Hill website goes live
The City of Richmond Hill’s new website was unveiled during a meeting of the City Council Jan. 3 at City Hall. The site, which has been in the works for more than six months according to City Clerk Ursula Lee, went live the following day.
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New contract for City Center operation
After voting not to approve the Wilderman Group’s proposed 2013 budget for the operation of the Richmond Hill City Center, the City Council voted on Dec. 18 to approve, in concept, a new contract with the Charleston based management company.
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Council OKs Creekside subdivision
Plans for the Creekside development at Richmond Hill Plantation moved forward Tuesday after the Richmond Hill City Council approved several items regarding the project.
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Council OK's City Center contract
The Wilderman Group will continue to operate the Richmond Hill City Center in 2013 after a decision Tuesday from the Richmond Hill City Council.
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Officials break ground on Belfast Commerce Center
Richmond Hill, Bryan County and state officials celebrated the planned South Bryan industrial park Friday with a groundbreaking ceremony at the site of the future Belfast Commerce Centre.
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Center plan pending; management in question
The management of the Richmond Hill City Center could soon shift into the hands of City Hall if a spending plan for the facility isn’t reached by the end of the year.
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