Inman Street property proposed for Westview commercial zoning
The 0.213-acre request would replace single-family zoning while retaining the Beltline Overlay.
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The 0.213-acre request would replace single-family zoning while retaining the Beltline Overlay.
The fleet program also lists pickup trucks, tandem dump trucks and a backhoe; the reserve transfer has not been approved.
The 0.64-acre request would replace conditional mixed-use and light-industrial designations while retaining the Beltline Overlay.
The first-reading ordinance seeks federal grant funding payable over four years and would fund city planning staff to administer the program.
The proposed rule would address when speakers who receive yielded time are called; the Sept. 21 committee hold did not enact it.
The listed proposal would let speakers go in sign-up order; the minutes do not say what the substitute would change.
The proposed month-to-month bridge with TAG Grinding Services would run through Feb. 14 while the city seeks a replacement contract.
The proposed one-year agreements with Herc Rentals and United Rentals cover equipment including refuse trucks and landscaping machinery.
The reserve transfer would support design and management across water and wastewater capital projects; the ordinance has only received first reading.
The proposed ports are spread across three named sites; EPA grant money and local matching funds would support the vehicle-and-charging purchase.
Increased water and sewer repairs have exhausted the resurfacing contract’s funds, the proposed amendment says.
The held ordinance would also count sewer as available where pumping can make a gravity-flow connection possible.
The proposal calls for at least 10 public meetings, two hearings and written policy recommendations, with report deadlines measured from the task force’s first meeting.
The project near Sidney Marcus Boulevard and Buford Highway includes a 15-million-gallon tank, a pump station and Cheshire Farm Trail improvements.
The proposal would require closed-loop cooling and restrict routine use of potable city water at Atlanta facilities and facilities served through certain wholesale agreements.
The proposal would increase fleet and body-worn cameras as the police department's sworn personnel grows.
The proposal would transfer the center at 254 Peachtree St. SW to Fulton County while keeping city detainees housed there under a separate lease.
The proposed fix would clarify that a previously authorized funding addition is annual, not one-time; it has committee support, not final adoption.
The amended proposal would adjust fire plan-review fees too, aiming to bring charges closer to the city's regulatory costs.
The committee approved a substitute but held the proposed citywide ordinance rather than adopting new zoning rules.
The proposed ordinance also calls for an ethics administrator and provisions governing hearings, sanctions and judicial review.
The resolution would draw on funds previously set aside to help pay for a multifamily development in the neighborhood.
The resolution would also call for natural kratom leaf to be sold only behind pharmacy counters statewide.
The funding would cover the rest of fiscal 2026, including targeted laboratory testing in criminal cases involving people held in county detention facilities.
The Ruppert Landscape extension is intended to prevent a grounds-maintenance gap while the city selects a successor contractor.
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