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Richmond Hill City Council OKs J.F. Gregory Park improvements

Richmond Hill City Council on Tuesday approved $67,500 for improvements to J.F. Gregory Park, which is a popular location for events. The improvements include repairs and updates to the lookout platform, bathroom renovations and the cost of installing surveillance cameras. The money comes from special purposed local option sales tax VII funds. This was among the consent agenda items discussed at the April 20 workshop and approved unanimously Tuesday night. Mayor Russ Carpenter said the city will have an in-person Memorial ceremony at 11 a.m. May 31 in J.F. Gregory Park. Also, the city’s annual Independence Day Celebration will be held at 4:30 p.m. July 3 at the park. There will be fireworks, food, inflatables and more with music provided by the Swinging Medallions.

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Controversial application for annexation withdrawn

Bryan County News More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Controversial application for annexation withdrawn An application asking Richmond Hill to annex and rezone a 1.61 acre residential lot at the intersection of Belfast Keller Road and Cranston Bluff Drive is being withdrawn, the city’s mayor said Tuesday night, “until a later date in the future in order to better determine what traffic improvements are necessary at that location.” The applicant, Tim Casey, reportedly planned to build a convenience store on the property, which is near the future Richmond Hill High School.