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The June 11 vote was 3–2 on a request to cut setbacks from 200 feet to 100 feet. Staff discussed limiting relief to affected buildings rather than the entire northern boundary.
Proffered conditions call for neighborhood screening, five-foot sidewalks and no retail in the civic space. A turn-lane extension would need Powder Springs approval.
The September report targets November 2026 for the end of engineering design services, not construction completion.
The September capital-project report listed an Oct. 2 proposal deadline. The retained entry does not establish a contract award.
The intersection study seeks operational and safety improvements. The September report lists consultant revisions to preliminary signal plans as the next step.
The city’s licensing page also describes GovOS for applications and renewals, with email-only notices after signup; it does not establish the system’s launch date.
The application proposes no change to the use. Planning and council public hearings are scheduled for Oct. 26 and Nov. 2.
July minutes describe two multi-use fields, a 300-plus-person amphitheater and trails. Commissioners discussed staff and equipment needs before opening the east side.
July Parks Commission minutes report no grave-like radar findings in the surveyed strip and plans for orange barrier fencing during construction.
The Sept. 18 report lists a pre-construction meeting as a next step for Segment 2, while walls, grading and bridges are under construction on Segments 1 and 3.
The segment runs from Jett Ferry Court to Dunvegan Close. Sandy Springs’ Sept. 18 report lists remaining punch-list work.
Utility coordination and permitting remain ahead of Phase 1 bidding. The September report lists 17 of 26 required land acquisitions completed across the project.
Two-way traffic was operating on both roads. The September report says Roswell Road signals remained in a temporary configuration pending overhead utility relocation.
The September report says Georgia Power pole relocations were nearing completion. Construction remained ongoing with intermittent lane closures.
The plan adds a crossing from Kingsport Drive to Northwood Park and calls for accessibility upgrades along Northwood Drive. Contract execution was listed as the next step.
The planned Ring B route involves Northridge, Roswell, Roberts, Spalding and Pitts roads. A design kickoff was listed as the next step in the September report.
The four-lane proposal includes bicycle, pedestrian and transit infrastructure. The September report still describes funding as engineering and right-of-way only.
The phase covers the west side from Mount Paran Road to Brookside Walk. The Sept. 18 report lists contract execution as the next step.
The proposed sidepaths would run from Hammond Drive to Mount Vernon Highway. The city’s September report lists bid-package preparation underway.
Fulton’s February agenda listed the chairman’s execution of TEFRA documentation for the proposed Development Authority bonds, not a completed issuance.
Two agreements at 5555 Windward Parkway address separate county sanitary-sewer and water-line easements.
Site Engineering and Wade Coots Company would each receive a spending ceiling of $1.5 million for April–December 2026 services.
The requests covered a 17,008-square-foot sewer easement and a separate 17,496-square-foot water easement for the Alpharetta project.
Fairburn and Union City would each receive $180,000; all six proposed contracts were grant funded.
Nourish Food Services would manage food services at five senior multipurpose facilities and three training centers.
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