Atlanta panel backs $640,000 for International parking-deck repair design
The proposed task concerns structural repairs at the hourly deck beside the airport’s International Terminal, not construction of those repairs.
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The proposed task concerns structural repairs at the hourly deck beside the airport’s International Terminal, not construction of those repairs.
The city seeks up to $250,000; accepting any award would require another City Council action.
A proposed ordinance would ratify the submitted application. Any grant award would require a later council action to accept it.
The amended resolution aims to improve pedestrian safety. Atlanta's transportation panel kept it on hold, with Oct. 5 listed as the next checkpoint.
The request covers Yorkshire Road and Cumberland Road at McCoy Street NE; the substituted resolution remains held.
The proposal concerns an unpaved paper street that transportation officials say is no longer needed as a public right-of-way.
The right-of-way has been fenced off since Verbena Gardens was demolished; the proposal would remove a portion from the public street system.
The proposed Hartsfield-Jackson lease would run no more than five years at fair-market rent; the committee recommendation is not a signed lease.
The proposal covers 0.9 miles of roadway and pedestrian work. Its completion periods would begin with a notice to proceed, not the committee meeting.
DNCTHS Atlanta Partners' current term expires Oct. 30. The proposed renewal would continue through Oct. 30, 2029.
The two-year POSolutions renewal concerns airport-owned properties outside the secured area, including offices, commercial facilities and vacant land.
The 86 Mount Vernon Highway permit request is under staff review, with a second community meeting listed for Oct. 8.
The ordinance says HUD has awarded the four-year grant, which would address lead-based paint hazards in privately owned homes built before 1978.
The amendment would also add up to $400,000 for Transportation and waive procurement source-selection requirements.
The held substitute concerns streets closed for permitted assemblies; the agenda records a July 14 hold for further review.
The proposed pilot would test processing times, workflow and applicant experience; the ordinance would ratify the city's grant application.
Atlanta zoning staff supports the designation for properties now in unincorporated DeKalb County; the proposal would amend the comprehensive plan.
The assistance serves low-income, formerly homeless individuals. The existing housing-assistance contract expires Dec. 31, 2026.
The ordinance also calls for platform verification and permitting; the draft agenda records a hold dating to Jan. 27.
The register also lists Oct. 21 Planning Commission review for the Glenridge Drive plan to renovate and replace church and school facilities.
The approval allows a guest house within the 60-foot street setback and requires evergreen screening plus a structural-engineering report.
The request would change the minimum lot size from two acres to 18,000 square feet. The register also lists November and December review dates.
The free cultural program at the CTR building includes visual arts, performances and educational events; the committee recommendation is not final budget authorization.
The petition would bring properties from unincorporated DeKalb County into Atlanta and extend the city school-system boundary.
Held since April 29, the measure remains on the Sept. 30 draft agenda; the listing does not establish an implemented free-camp policy.
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