North Point hockey proposal adds a $192M ceiling on Fulton tax money
The revised draft would stop county payments at the cap, but overpayment refunds would come only from uncommitted district funds. Council considers it Oct. 19.
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Latest ·The revised draft would stop county payments at the cap, but overpayment refunds would come only from uncommitted district funds. Council considers it Oct. 19.
The nightly walk is scheduled for Dec. 4–Jan. 4. Entertainment, vendors and portable toilets are planned only for two themed weekends.
The city's calendar places Bring One for the Chipper at The Home Depot on Windward Parkway.
The city’s model projects $772,410 in net savings after upgrades and financing. Council’s Oct. 19 discussion will not include an award vote.
A $199,188 design award goes before council Oct. 19 for Northwinds Parkway and the Alpha Loop. The proposed pond conversion chiefly targets maintenance access—not bigger-storm protection.
An agreement returning to Alpharetta council Oct. 19 lets the city build in a sewer easement—but Fulton County keeps access and removal rights.
The Natural Resources Commission's work session begins at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall. Its agenda does not give program activities or participation details.
The collection is restricted to city residents, not everyone with an Alpharetta mailing address. Acceptable materials are free to drop off; bring your registration confirmation.
Earlier plans paired Sarah Emerson’s native-wildlife design with a roughly $30,000 cost estimate. The upcoming agenda does not confirm installation status.
The proposal also seeks smaller side setbacks and a street without curbs or sidewalks. A Planning Commission public hearing is scheduled for Nov. 5.
A Nov. 5 Planning Commission hearing is also scheduled on permission to use a 6,084-square-foot building at 41 Marietta Street.
The request would change 4.57 acres from agricultural zoning to a residential district requiring lots of at least one acre.
A September city summary resolves the conflicting dates. Volunteers of all ages are asked to preregister for the 8:30 a.m.–noon event at Rock Mill Park.
The school plans to choose one winner from every class. A reception is planned for Nov. 5 at 5 p.m., with the artwork remaining on display through Dec. 3.
About 71% of Dania Hills lots already have lawful side clearances below today's 25-foot minimum. The variance is scheduled for an Oct. 15 hearing.
Alpharetta's design board approved elevations and materials in September but held back the proposed wood-covered columns after questioning their architectural fit.
Winners will be announced Oct. 17 at 5:30 p.m. during Boo Bash, which recreation staff lists with more than 30 vendors.
The 4.57-acre gated-subdivision proposal asks to reduce the minimum local-street width from 50 feet to 44 feet and allow a sidewalk on only one side.
The applicant says rooftop use is restricted to building tenants. The request would allow restaurant patrons upstairs without enlarging the building footprint.
The applicant wants to enclose an existing well and cites a rear-yard pool, septic field lines and side-yard trees as constraints on placement.
The site plan proposes 83 parking spaces and shows about 1,200 square feet of patio extending into a stream's impervious setback.
The conditional-use application proposes appointment-only medical care and grooming, with no pet boarding, daycare or outdoor kennels.
The application seeks Downtown Core zoning and a larger permitted building footprint for underground parking.
MedEva Aesthetics and Studio PrimaVera propose appointment-only services in a roughly 1,640-square-foot suite, Tuesday through Saturday.
Recommended conditions also call for sidewalk improvements and pedestrian lighting on Windward Parkway and Edison Drive.

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