Sandy Springs approves 90-day landscaping extension for up to $53,307
The Ruppert Landscape extension is intended to prevent a grounds-maintenance gap while the city selects a successor contractor.
Sandy Springs development, public decisions & restaurant health scores.
177 published articles
Latest ·The Ruppert Landscape extension is intended to prevent a grounds-maintenance gap while the city selects a successor contractor.
The presenter said the total includes amounts as low as $10–$15 a year, not just $76–$100. A councilmember requested a fuller breakdown for possible bond discussions.
The school sought temporary football-field lights for Oct. 2. City staff said its zoning conditions barred the lighting.
The unanimous vote affects the Roswell Road restaurant. Its counsel asked council to consider suspension instead.

The report covers South Roswell Road improvements and sidewalk designs for Northwood Drive, Long Island Drive and Hope Road.
September's feedback summary describes support for more housing choices, but disagreement over where they should go.
The six-phase Glenridge Drive plan includes a parish life center, expanded church and new school facilities. A council hearing is listed for Oct. 20.

Sandy Springs' annual federal-grant report also projects General Fund support for Section 108 loan payments in fiscal 2029–2031.
Staff now backs conditional approval for a replacement garage with a guest house above, outside a sewer easement but about 16 feet into the rear setback.
The agreement with Fulton County covers property at 5025 Roswell Road.
The request at 116 Hardeman Road sought exceptions to rules on the court's distance from property lines and how much of the lot can be covered.
Sandy Springs City Council voted 6–0 on September 1 to approve the application for the store at 5300 Roswell Road.
The September 1 City Council agenda packet described a small new segment, with Kimley-Horn and Associates serving as consultant.
The proposal also calls for pedestrian lighting, a retaining wall and storm drainage work.
The Sept. 1 council agenda packet said the project's consultant had determined that an environmental review was required.
The project consultant determined an environmental review was required, according to the Sept. 1 council agenda packet.
Construction bids exceeded the original budget estimates, staff said in the September 1 council agenda packet.
In the Sept. 1 council agenda packet, staff recommended awarding Ohmshiv Construction, LLC a $479,494.50 contract for the sidewalk and pedestrian-crossing project.
The money would come from the project's allocation in the TSPLOST-2021 program budget, according to the Sept. 1 City Council agenda packet.
The agreement in the September 1 council agenda packet covered land and temporary construction rights at Fulton County’s property at 5025 Roswell Road.
Dates shown are publication dates. Report states describe that article’s evidence, not the current status of a project. Coverage varies by community; this is not a complete inventory of local activity.
Loading inspection records…
Search health scores →Another place. Another story.
At the table
Latest available inspections. All grades. A history for each location.
Latest available
2090 DUNWOODY CLUB RD STE 121 SANDY SPRINGS, GA 30350
Latest available
5975 ROSWELL RD B 205 SANDY SPRINGS, GA 30328
Six most recently inspected locations, or fewer where available. Matched to “Sandy Springs” in official inspection addresses; mailing cities can differ from municipal boundaries. Scores describe dated inspections, not a current safety rating.