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Public funding, procurement, taxes and infrastructure commitments.
The measure has unanimous committee support and reaches Monday’s consent agenda. Its funding provisions do not spell out a park-by-park spending plan.
In this report: recommended
Council consideration is listed for Oct. 19. The proposed sale price is capped at $68 million; a temporary Fulton detainee lease is scheduled to expire in December.
In this report: scheduled
The proposal covers 0.32 acres and related costs, and would require Atlanta to keep the land as a public park permanently. Council consideration is set for Oct. 19.
In this report: scheduled
The proposal is on the Oct. 19 consent agenda after clearing committee. It would be the third straight year of month-to-month extensions.
In this report: scheduled
The proposed agreements also set an answer-time objective and require monthly reports. Fulton commissioners are scheduled to consider them Oct. 21.
In this report: proposed
The proposal returns to council Oct. 20 with a $12.73 million maximum cost projection. Its rebate assumptions make the proposed contract protections important.
In this report: recommended
The Oct. 20 proposal would restore money not carried into FY2027 because the project was expected to be nearly finished—not add new funding.
In this report: scheduled
The Oct. 20 proposal includes $150,000 for utility relocation that had been estimated but not budgeted, plus added design work and contingency.
In this report: proposed
The Oct. 20 proposal also includes earlier grant money. But its worksheet assigns most spending to fire overtime, despite a police-focused explanation.
In this report: proposed
A 2021 study identified the intersection as the Medical District study area's highest-crash location. Council considers the final-design contract Oct. 20.
In this report: recommended
Council will consider replacing JHC with Ohmshiv on Oct. 20. Staff says Ohmshiv now agrees to the $1.09 million bid it withdrew over a perceived error.
In this report: recommended
Staff anticipates a three-year build. The Oct. 20 proposals cover engineering, inspection and materials testing, with federal funds paying 80% of those costs.
In this report: recommended
The proposed 2027 contracts cover North Fulton water-main and service-line work. Public Works says losing the backup would severely compromise emergency response.
In this report: proposed
One proposal would sustain ride-sharing with a $1 rider cost share for three months; another covers a full year of medical and center transportation.
In this report: proposed
The four-year request goes to commissioners Oct. 21 alongside two proposed care agreements and separate Ryan White funding increases. All require no county match.
In this report: proposed
The Oct. 21 proposal would steer county property-tax growth toward a hockey-anchored redevelopment. An expansion team and a non-relocation lease would be required by the end of 2030.
In this report: scheduled
The revised draft would stop county payments at the cap, but overpayment refunds would come only from uncommitted district funds. Council considers it Oct. 19.
In this report: proposed
The proposal asks the city’s CFO for an ongoing accounting of restricted funds. The committee’s 5–0 vote is not final adoption.
In this report: recommended
The proposal would reappropriate federal security-program money—not announce a new award. The 5–0 committee recommendation is not final approval.
In this report: recommended
The proposed fifth amendment would tap a water-and-wastewater fund. Council consideration is listed for Oct. 19; the resolution does not specify sites or equipment.
In this report: recommended
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