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Lookout Mountain, Ga. Police To Resume Enforcing Speed Limits Friday, April 9, 2021 - by Gail Perry
Lookout Mountain, Ga. police will be enforcing posted speed limits. During the past year police were not stopping cars unless absolutely necessary, to reduce the officers’ exposure to the Coronavirus. Now that the virus is getting under control, said Councilmember Taylor Watson, there will be no more grace periods.
Speed limits will be strictly enforced and no warnings will be given. Mayor David Bennett has sent an email to residents informing of the reduction of the speed limit from 25 to 20 m.p.h. along Lula Lake Road from the state line to the stop sign at Wood Nymph Trail.
Our Mountain Garden At Lookout Mountain, Ga., Nearing Completion Friday, February 12, 2021 - by Gail Perry Our Mountain Garden in Lookout Mountain, Ga. just off of Witt Road is right on schedule and nearing completion, said Jimmy Campbell at the February town council meeting He is the community volunteer who has headed up the project since its inception. Most of the plantings are in and have benefited from the rainy winter. Next week, a meeting has been planned with others who have been involved in the garden’s creation to finalize plans for a stone patio. Mr. Campbell wants to make sure it is designed to accommodate groups of students to use as a classroom or for community activities such as a small live band.
Lookout Mountain, Ga., Advances On 2 Major Projects Despite Pandemic Friday, December 11, 2020 - by Gail Perry
Lookout Mountain, Ga., Mayor David Bennett said Thursday that the town has made some major achievements during the year of the pandemic. He said that he is grateful to the town council, the employees, the planning commission, and support from residents which were all given credit for work that was done to move the city forward despite COVID-19. Accomplishments this year include two large projects - groundbreaking for the new city hall and fire station and the creation of Our Mountain Garden, all done during a pandemic.