Business park ‘stalemate’ comes to a head

Rhodes ‘begs’ county to intercede with Baldwin council

  • Wade Rhodes shows off his admittedly crude model of placing PVC pipe underneath structures at the Airport Business Park to facilitate proper draining of water on the sites. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff
    Wade Rhodes shows off his admittedly crude model of placing PVC pipe underneath structures at the Airport Business Park to facilitate proper draining of water on the sites. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff
  • Commissioners Bruce Palmer (left) and Jimmy Tench recently became certified commissioners, and they were recognized Monday night by Interim County Manager Alicia Vaughn. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff
    Commissioners Bruce Palmer (left) and Jimmy Tench recently became certified commissioners, and they were recognized Monday night by Interim County Manager Alicia Vaughn. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff
  • Chad Black (center with plaque) was recognized Monday night by county officials and his top EMS leaders, including (from left) EMS Division Chief of Operations Jason Davey, Commissioner Jimmy Tench, Commissioner Bruce Palmer, Chairman Dustin Mealor, Vice-Chairman Bruce Harkness, Interim County Manager Alicia Vaughn, Commissioner Ty AKins and EMS Business Services Director Jeff Adams. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff
    Chad Black (center with plaque) was recognized Monday night by county officials and his top EMS leaders, including (from left) EMS Division Chief of Operations Jason Davey, Commissioner Jimmy Tench, Commissioner Bruce Palmer, Chairman Dustin Mealor, Vice-Chairman Bruce Harkness, Interim County Manager Alicia Vaughn, Commissioner Ty AKins and EMS Business Services Director Jeff Adams. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff
    Wade Rhodes was at his wits’ end Monday night, as he implored the Habersham County Board of Commissioners to get involved with attempts to get building permits at the Airport Business Park from t...

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