County to look into building codes
The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors approved and named a committee to look into building codes to consider in an ordinance for the county. The codes, which have yet to be approved, would likely apply only subdivisions and commercial properties. (May 7, 2013, Page 1, 14)
County builders support proposed building codes
The Lafayette County Planning Commission approved a motion urging the Board of Supervisors to adopt building codes for the subdivisions and commercial parts of the county. (April 23, 2013, Page 1)
County buys cameras
The county, after obtaining approval on Monday from the Lafayette County Board of Supervisors, approved to purchase cameras for indoor and outdoor of county owned buildings on the Square and near the Square. (April 17, 2013, Page 2)
Supervisors adjust payment plan from investments
The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors approved a motion to amend the local and private act to change the income structure from the proceeds the county received from the sale of the hospital two years ago. (March 5, 2013, Page 2)
County to help pay for new road
City and county leaders will work with FNC to obtain a grant to pay for a frontage road off Highway 7 to adjoin the two FNC buildings. (February 5, 2013, Page 1, 2)
County updates emergency plan
Lafayette County Board of Supervisors approved the county emergency plan that was updated recently. (January 9, 2013, Page 2)
County buys 160 acres for $2.4 Million
Lafayette County Board of Supervisors approved on Thursday to buy 160 acres of land south of Highway 6 and east of Highway 334 for future expansion. (December 28, 2012, Page 1A, 2A)
Cost key factor in welcome sign support
A new Civil War historical sign will be placed in front of the county jail after the Lafayette County Board of Supervisors approved the marker that was paid for by the Sons of Confederate Veterans. But welcome signs to come out of the county’s own pocket died for a lack of second in a motion on Monday. (December 4, 2012, Page 1)
Builders ask county for road access
The county will determine if CR 300 can have access for a new student apartment complex. (November 20, 2012, Page 2)
Supervisors vote to invest $20 million
The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors voted on Monday to invest the remaining $20 million of the $30 million from the hospital sale in 2011. (November 6, 2012, Page 1, 2)
