A bridge and park for the Gulch: Atlanta panel backs $2M planning grant
The grant would fund engineering design and environmental studies—not construction. City Council consideration is listed for Oct. 19.
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The grant would fund engineering design and environmental studies—not construction. City Council consideration is listed for Oct. 19.
The unanimous recommendation advances a substitute for the Phase II traffic-signal project. It is not final approval to acquire property rights.
The proposed agreement covers systems restricting access to runways and baggage-handling areas. Members unanimously sought more information and review.
The proposal would pay for past services—not revive the old agreement. City Council consideration is listed for Oct. 19.
The 0.181-acre Pelham Street NW strip would go to an adjoining owner at fair market value. Council consideration is listed for Oct. 19.
The proposal includes expanded support for a pilot designed to let eligible international passengers skip repeat TSA screening. City Council consideration is listed for Oct. 19.
Council consideration is listed for Oct. 19. The proposed 180-day deadline for a report runs from adoption—not the committee vote.
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 application seeks 17 parking spaces instead of 22 and 55.7% lot coverage. The board’s Oct. 8 action was a postponement, not approval.
The city’s model projects $772,410 in net savings after upgrades and financing. Council’s Oct. 19 discussion will not include an award vote.
A $199,188 design award goes before council Oct. 19 for Northwinds Parkway and the Alpha Loop. The proposed pond conversion chiefly targets maintenance access—not bigger-storm protection.
An agreement returning to Alpharetta council Oct. 19 lets the city build in a sewer easement—but Fulton County keeps access and removal rights.
A charter proposal on the Oct. 14 committee agenda would require an individual councilmember at introduction, with exceptions for certain budgets, applications and emergencies.
The roughly 2,000-square-foot Truitt Street SW right-of-way comes before a committee Oct. 14. Existing utility easements would stay.
A held proposal also sets a six-machine limit for Class B games—not all arcade equipment. It is listed for committee consideration Oct. 14.
The proposal would pair automated warnings with police audits. Finance/Executive review is listed for Oct. 14, but forwarding depends on a Public Safety recommendation.
The proposal pairs a $50,000 NEA grant with a city match for adult creative-workforce development at the Pearl Cleage and Zaron Burnett center.
The proposed $268,369.96 renewal is on the Oct. 14 committee agenda. Its listed departmental allocations total $263,369.96; the draft does not explain the difference.
Atlanta’s Transportation Committee has an Oct. 14 review scheduled for the $3.5 million budget transfer. A separate professional-services allocation is unclear in the draft.
District 11 funds would go to the Atlanta Police Foundation for the Campbellton Road center. The proposal is on the Oct. 14 committee agenda.
Shirley Place NW comes before the Transportation Committee Oct. 14. The proposal concerns removing a public right-of-way—not approving new homes.
Atlanta’s Oct. 14 committee review concerns a $3.6 million proposal. An attached framework calls for studying safety options that keep the lanes.
The proposed Mythics agreement carries a four-year initial term and a two-year renewal option. The $14 million ceiling covers the initial term, not an established six-year cost.
The proposal appears on the Oct. 14 Finance/Executive agenda after a hold for a public hearing. The agenda does not establish that the hearing will occur that day.
The proposed District 6 donation would go to Virginia-Highland Security Patrol for a statue in John Howell Park. The agenda notes a sponsor-requested hold.
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