Vine City grant proposal would support 70 multifamily homes, including 63 affordable units
The request returned on Fulton’s March 4, 2026, agenda after a February hold and would draw on previously reserved funds.
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The request returned on Fulton’s March 4, 2026, agenda after a February hold and would draw on previously reserved funds.
Arkan Bethany would dedicate an 11,674.08-square-foot water easement and a separate 14,026-square-foot sewer easement to Fulton County.
Fulton’s February agenda sought a fourth amendment to the agreement with Atlanta and the Atlanta–Fulton recreation authority.
The Veolia request covered a maximum 183-day extension from April 1 through September 30, 2026.
The resolution would direct the county manager to procure an independent contractor for a comprehensive audit of the 2026 budget.
The agreement would take effect upon approval, run through December 31, 2026, and include three automatic renewals.
Fulton’s March 4, 2026, resolution would coordinate county management and finance with the sheriff and prosecutors.
The proposed April 1, 2026, adjustment would match the COLA mandated by the formulas in the 1982 and 1991 defined-benefit plans.
The resolution targeted expenditures related to establishing hospital facilities in Atlanta and South Fulton.
The entirely grant-funded AT&T request covered July 2026 through June 2027, with three renewal options.
The resolution also would direct management to propose a similar allocation in later fiscal years.
The requested agreement with Toll Southeast LP Company concerns the sanitary sewer system at 1000 Lexington Farm Drive in Alpharetta.
The Meals on Wheels Atlanta renewal would cover April through December 2026 and use the first of two renewal options.
The proposed appropriation would go to the Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation.
Emergency Management Services International would provide consulting under a proposed 2026 term.
The proposed Fulton–GDOT agreement covers the Johns Creek corridor from Promise Parkway to Boles Road.
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 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 report leaves the drainage feature’s buffer status unresolved and recommends a professional assessment; impervious coverage is already at the 35% limit.
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.
The Aug. 21 staff report records a July 23 code-enforcement concern and says a special-use application was submitted July 28.
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