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Public funding, procurement, taxes and infrastructure commitments.
The proposal would transfer the center to Fulton County for up to $68 million while keeping city detainees there under a separate lease.
In this report: deferred
Gateway operates the service center at 236 Peachtree Street NW. The unanimous recommendation advances the donation proposal, not a completed payment.
In this report: recommended
The Point Security agreement would run three years with two optional one-year renewals; the committee recommended a substitute by a 5–0 vote.
In this report: recommended
The rate would be 0.06 mills above the rollback rate. The first of three required hearings is scheduled for October 6.
In this report: proposed
The proposed Synagro South renewal is contingent on adoption of the fiscal 2028 budget; a favorable committee vote is not a completed renewal.
In this report: recommended
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 transfer would fund components for up to three clarifiers after repeated failures and capacity limits at three treatment centers.
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 proposed bridge with Meridian Urban Joint Venture would cover up to six months of operations and maintenance while a replacement is procured.
In this report: proposed
The task would be added under an existing parking-deck design contract, not authorize the repairs themselves.
In this report: proposed
The additional donation would come from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund and amend an earlier funding agreement.
In this report: proposed
The proposed Point Security agreement would run three years, with two optional one-year renewals; it is not an executed contract.
In this report: proposed
The proposed Atlanta contract would pay subsidies for low-income, formerly homeless residents during 2027.
In this report: proposed
A first-reading ordinance would ratify the city planning department’s federal application; it does not establish a grant award or deployed system.
In this report: proposed
The 2027 Local Maintenance and Improvement Grant request identifies resurfacing as its purpose but does not specify which streets.
In this report: proposed
The fleet program also lists pickup trucks, tandem dump trucks and a backhoe; the reserve transfer has not been approved.
In this report: proposed
The first-reading ordinance seeks federal grant funding payable over four years and would fund city planning staff to administer the program.
In this report: proposed
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