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2008 Board Minutes

• May 28

• April 28

• March 26

• February 27

• February 19
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• January 23

2007 Board Minutes

• December 19

• November 28
• October 24
• Sept - No Meeting
• August 22
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• June 27
• May-No Meeting
• April 25
• March 28
• February 28
• January 24

Archived Minutes of previous meetings

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• 7/22/2008: Where's a cop when you need one?
• 7/21/2008: July Newsletter online
• 5/15/2008: Evermore event venues
• 4/30/2008: Custar new CID Chairman
• 4/23/2008: Premiere Dermatology invests in Evermore -- a revitalization success
• 4/11/2008: April 2008 Newsletter online
• 4/1/2008: Project Open House a great success
• 3/17/2008: SGHS and Evermore - building for the future: CID endows "Chair in Economics"
• 3/16/2008: Eastbound and Westbound lane closures this week
• 3/07/2008: Current lane closures
• 3/01/2008: GDOT Projects Open House
• 2/29/2008: U.S. 78 work continues overnight
• 2/29/2008: CID selects Kimley-Horn to design Walton Court intersection improvement
• 2/11/2008: Roadwork begins this week on 78
• 1/30/2008: Moving right along: on schedule
• 1/11/2008: 2008 Public Policy Agenda
• 1/28/2007: The Shape of Things to Come video
• Archived Press Releases from 2007
• Archived Press Releases from 2006
• Archived Press Releases from 2005
• Archived Press Releases from 2004
• Archived Press Releases from 2003

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