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The city says the renovation adds a drainage channel, shade, seating and wash stations. Residents and their dogs are invited to the 2 p.m. ceremony.
The three proposed payments would resolve injury and property-damage claims, including one arising from dormitory flooding in 2023. Payment authorization remains pending.
The Oct. 12 committee agenda includes an amendment naming the Office of Revenue as the issuer of approved licenses. Approval would remain with the mayor.
The proposal seeks permission for commercial recreation at 340 East Paces Ferry Road NE, Suite 5A. The scheduled reading is not approval to operate.
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 March 3 appointment took effect upon adoption, with Howe's first term set to end Jan. 31, 2030.
Five firms will remain available for work the county says it cannot perform in-house. The spending ceiling is not a guarantee of funded projects.
The free event at River Springs Shopping Center is part of a trial evening series, with sellers limited to approved 2026 Sandy Springs Farmers Market vendors.
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.
Nineteen residents chose temporary moves and nine accepted permanent relocation payments. The project's timeline places the return in 2028, despite a homepage advertising 2027.
The annual certification lists $39,426 in spending on equipment, training and travel. Commissioners approved separate sheriff and police agreements in March.
The Art Center must operate at least 30 hours weekly and report on services. The approval mentions a performing-arts-center study, but the signed agreement sets no study-specific budget or deadline.
The March vote covers 6,570 square feet near Eden Circle and Brooke Boulevard. Deed terms give county crews routine and emergency repair access.
The Roswell agreement requires at least 20 operating hours weekly, school and community partnerships, and monthly reports tracking program attendance and volunteer activity.
The state lists a $924.8 million hospital project in Union City. Fulton’s March vote authorized its pursuit—with limits on county financing and a requirement for medical training.
The March 18 resolution provides at least $500,000 for February–November reimbursements. Employee eligibility, care locations and budget-limited selection determine access.
The contract supports the Chattahoochee Hills nonprofit’s existing facility and requires a work plan, at least 20 operating hours weekly and monthly reports on attendance and volunteers.
The Aug. 17 appointment ended Bennett’s interim police-chief status while adding a temporary administrative post during the city-manager transition.
The approved terms allow up to five years of housing, but not a fixed five-year price. Sandy Springs retains transportation duties and unannounced inspection rights.
About 71% of Dania Hills lots already have lawful side clearances below today's 25-foot minimum. The variance is scheduled for an Oct. 15 hearing.
The streetscape agreement covers a permanent roadside strip plus temporary construction access with a two-year limit once use begins.
The plan shows 251 apartments and 24 townhomes. Powder Springs has scheduled public hearings for Oct. 26 and Nov. 2.
Nearly $3 million is assigned to a fiscal 2028 budget allocation; $1.03 million in partner donations depends on winning the state grant.
Alpharetta's design board approved elevations and materials in September but held back the proposed wood-covered columns after questioning their architectural fit.
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