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Council approves four-month watershed engineering extension with $27.22 million ceiling

The authorization covers six agreements from Oct. 15 through Feb. 14, 2027. Adoption does not establish executed contract amendments.

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A shallow creek curves between wooded banks, with a gravel bar in the foreground and mostly leafless trees overhead.
City context: Utoy Creek at Cascade Springs Nature Preserve in Atlanta, photographed Dec. 22, 2018. This context image does not depict a project identified in the authorization. Photo: Thomson200 / Wikimedia Commons, CC0 1.0.Thomson200

Atlanta City Council approved a four-month extension of six watershed architectural, engineering, design and construction-management agreements Oct. 5. Draft action minutes record an 11–0 vote on the substitute for ordinance 26-O-1536.

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The authorization specifies Oct. 15, 2026, through Feb. 14, 2027, and up to $27,222,427.19 in additional aggregate funding across the six agreements. It authorizes the mayor or a designee to execute amendments on behalf of Watershed Management; the recorded adoption is not evidence that those amendments have been executed.

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