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Latest ·Ahead of the Nov. 3 renewal vote, the county dashboard offers a more qualified picture than “on time and within budget”—but not a completed-project audit.
The agenda calls for a recommendation, not final approval, and does not describe the proposed changes.
The city describes a nonexclusive franchise agreement. Its linked company flyer advertises garbage, recycling and bulky-item services without spelling out a customer package.
The city forecasts a $3.67 million share if voters renew the tax, but collections are not guaranteed. Early voting begins Oct. 13; a separate school-tax renewal is also on the ballot.
The outdoor event is scheduled from noon to 3:30 p.m. Vendors can apply for space at $20 plus a giveaway item; food vendors are invitation-only.
The June 11 vote was 3–2 on a request to cut setbacks from 200 feet to 100 feet. Staff discussed limiting relief to affected buildings rather than the entire northern boundary.
The city’s licensing page also describes GovOS for applications and renewals, with email-only notices after signup; it does not establish the system’s launch date.
July minutes describe two multi-use fields, a 300-plus-person amphitheater and trails. Commissioners discussed staff and equipment needs before opening the east side.
July Parks Commission minutes report no grave-like radar findings in the surveyed strip and plans for orange barrier fencing during construction.
The Historic Commission’s work plan includes budget needs and potential revenue-generating uses. A designation under review would require considering authority over private historic sites or districts.
The plan increases annual base payroll by $201,230.50, excluding employer benefits and variable incentive costs.
Trust for Public Land would handle negotiations, due diligence and grant materials. The services agreement has no fixed maximum compensation amount.
The agreement sets annual charges of $30,000 in 2027–28 and $33,000 in 2029–30; effectiveness depends on the required city and county approvals.
The salary framework sets $40,000–$55,000 ranges for technicians and park rangers, but does not automatically raise every employee's pay.
Draft minutes record a unanimous vote. Planners had recommended retaining the 20-acre rule and adding hamlet-expansion and preservation work.
Draft minutes record unanimous approval with Planning Commission recommendations. A separately listed definition amendment failed for lack of a motion.
The draft says limited demand has held back the existing transfer program and calls for renewed partnerships to find conservation funding.
Trust for Public Land would prepare the application. Spending the match would remain subject to city budget and appropriation requirements.
The August staff update names South Fulton Parkway and other corridors for further study and describes organization of a proposed safety working group.
The recommended plan edits would end discussion of changing that rule in a land-use strategy while continuing Micro/Mini-Hamlet discussions.
The submitted request documents $69,730 in eligible construction expenses and a $15,340.60 local match.
The recommended wording would also tie visitor activities to active farming. Council consideration is scheduled for October 6.
Draft minutes record unanimous approval as amended. Public Works reported mowing delays amid storm cleanup and added park maintenance.
The proposed analysis would forecast revenue over 10, 20 and 30 years. Council returns to TDR/DTC revenue viability on October 6.
The three-member panel would meet quarterly beginning in early 2027. Its existing charter covers trees in parks, along streets and in other public areas.
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