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Parks, recreation, trails and shared public places.
Trust for Public Land would handle negotiations, due diligence and grant materials. The services agreement has no fixed maximum compensation amount.
In this report: approved
Trust for Public Land would prepare the application. Spending the match would remain subject to city budget and appropriation requirements.
In this report: recommended
The substitute limits the waiver to designated free-open-swim periods. Schedules could vary by facility, staffing, capacity and safety needs.
In this report: proposed
The submitted request documents $69,730 in eligible construction expenses and a $15,340.60 local match.
In this report: filed
The amendment would also add up to $400,000 for Transportation and waive procurement source-selection requirements.
In this report: proposed
Held since April 29, the measure remains on the Sept. 30 draft agenda; the listing does not establish an implemented free-camp policy.
In this report: proposed
The workshop runs from 6–8 p.m. at the City Springs Conference Center. Feedback will inform the city’s long-range comprehensive and parks plans.
In this report: scheduled
Three Atlanta departments would inventory their bins, document condition and collection frequency, and identify underserved areas.
In this report: proposed
The three-member panel would meet quarterly beginning in early 2027. Its existing charter covers trees in parks, along streets and in other public areas.
In this report: proposed
The 0.32-acre purchase proposal cites two street numbers for the same parcel; its spending ceiling also covers acquisition-related costs.
In this report: proposed
The amendment would also add up to $400,000 for transportation projects under the existing agreement.
In this report: proposed
The ordinance would waive several naming-review steps; the proposed name recognizes a historically Black Edgewood community.
In this report: proposed
Initial work would cover about 3,000 feet of creek on the east side of Atlanta Memorial Park if the full $3 million state grant is awarded.
In this report: proposed
The ordinance would allow up to $2.34 million from park funds for acquisition and related site costs.
In this report: proposed
The budget exhibit names park improvements, but its appropriation line does not identify an individual park.
In this report: proposed
The District 6 proposal would direct funding through the Virginia-Highland Security Patrol, but the ordinance leaves the amount blank.
In this report: proposed
The project near Sidney Marcus Boulevard and Buford Highway includes a 15-million-gallon tank, a pump station and Cheshire Farm Trail improvements.
In this report: filed
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.
In this report: reported
The proposed Fulton–Milton agreement concerns trail improvements along SR 372/Crabapple Road and Green Road.
In this report: proposed
September's feedback summary describes support for more housing choices, but disagreement over where they should go.
In this report: scheduled
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