Fulton proposes AI-policy work on privacy, accuracy and human oversight
The resolution includes the legislative process and calls for management to work with the county attorney and chief information officer.
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The resolution includes the legislative process and calls for management to work with the county attorney and chief information officer.
The request concerns development of policies and procedures, rather than approval of finished operating rules.
The proposed Transdev extension would serve Senior Services and Behavioral Health programs for another 12 months, with terms unchanged.
The application calls for reusing the preschool campus without exterior or parking expansion. The register lists November and January reviews.
The request covers 564.79 square feet of temporary construction rights. The memo and agreement list $15,980, but the draft resolution’s payment clause differs.
The register marks the character-area request postponed. The anticipated zoning change would be a separate subsequent process.
The request seeks setback and lot-coverage exceptions. Staff says the site is in a sensitive drainage area requiring extra stormwater mitigation.
The additional work would help complete renovation of the west apparatus bay’s upper and lower floors.
The work would serve businesses in Milton, Alpharetta, Johns Creek and part of Roswell.
Fulton County would receive sewer-related land rights to support construction at 93 Canton Street in Alpharetta.
The amendment would also extend Veolia’s contract through July 3, 2027, to allow completion of the improvements.
The proposed dedication would convey sewer-related land rights to Fulton County for the project at 93 Canton Street.
The proposed agreement concerns conditional permission at 1580 Mayfield Road in Alpharetta, not authorization to install new infrastructure.
Fulton seeks up to $80,000 for kitchen plumbing repairs and up to $50,000 for carpet replacement at the East Point center.
The proposed Fulton–GDOT agreement concerns the corridor from Roosevelt Highway to Buffington Road, with an estimated $33,000 in associated work.
The request covers Yorkshire Road NE and Cumberland Road NE. The minutes list Oct. 5 as the next checkpoint, not a sign-installation date.
The stated goal is pedestrian safety; the Transportation Committee amended and held the request May 13 at the sponsor’s request.
The request covers 0.181 acres between Oliver and Lindsay streets and proposes a fair-market-value sale to Westside Acquisitions I LLC.
The study would assess compatible uses and financing under airport restrictions, with a report requested roughly 120 days after approval.
The Meridian Urban proposal would run Oct. 1 through March 31 and continue operations and building-maintenance services at Hartsfield-Jackson.
The committee recommendation advances the proposed lease at Hartsfield-Jackson; it does not establish a signed agreement.
The proposal would convey 0.181 acres between Oliver and Lindsay streets to Westside Acquisitions I LLC at fair-market value.
The domestic-terminal lounge serves traveling military members and their dependents; the proposed term would start retroactively Oct. 1.
The Meridian Urban agreement would run through March 31, 2027, covering operations, maintenance and building-system repairs.
The DNCTHS Atlanta Partners agreement would run from Oct. 31, 2026, through Oct. 30, 2029; the recommendation is not an executed renewal.
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