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Watkinsville grants permit to raze two buildings behind Ashford Memorial Methodist Church

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Two deteriorating buildings between Ashford Memorial Methodist Church and Ashford Manor Bed and Breakfast have been added to the clean up job Mayor Charles Ivie as far as tearing down old properties around Watkinsville. The house slated to be razed The Pink House as it was known and an adjacent structure were a building used by the church for years but has fallen into disrepair recently. The council joylessly approved the demolition permit unanimously without Brian Brodrick or Toby Smith present at the July meeting. Former City Attorney R. Judson Huff made an appearance before the council representing the church and clearly it was an issue longf nagging at the local congregation. Mike Link advised Huff to contact Georgia Power to get a cuff on the power line near there in case of accidental contact with the equipment necessary for the destruction of these historic but seldom used properties. Huff also inquired as to whether or not there was a gas line in the building. ...

Joe Walter, Samantha Purcell and R. Judson Huff

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   This picture is from a Watkinsville City Council in 2005 when Judson Huff was still the city attorney. Mayor Joe Walter and city council member Samantha Purcell listen to a constituent,

Background Bishop and an older article from the Banner-Herald before editing

Just thought I might post some of the unedited stories I have written for the Banner-Herald's Oconee Living section: Dan Matthews Bishop town council Nov. 9, 2004 Oconee Living section Athens Banner-Herald Bishop balances between old and new By Daniel J. Matthews, Jr. Correspondent Bishop council members took a look at the preliminary plat designs for the Townside subdivision and found a few discrepancies between what they had agreed upon with developers of the so-called Ballard property a couple of months back. City clerk Carolyn Pritchett pointed out to acting Mayor Nedra Johnson that the sidewalk on Price Mill Road did not connect in to the actual subdivision. Council member Frank Parks made a motion to approve the plat contingent upon the State Department of Transportation’s approval of an entrance and deceleration lanes on Highway 441 and the reworking of the sidewalks to join into the subdivision. Johnson said she would call developer Ken Beall to make...