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Water, sewer, energy and the capacity supporting communities.
The held ordinance calls for closed-loop water cooling at new and existing facilities, including data centers served through wholesale or intergovernmental water agreements.
In this report: proposed
The ordinance cites repeated failures and limited operating capacity at R.M. Clayton, South River and Utoy Creek; funding would cover components for up to three clarifiers.
In this report: proposed
The substitute would extend six agreements for four months with up to $27.22 million more; the agenda version sought twelve months and $20 million.
In this report: recommended
The reserve transfer would support design, construction management, infrastructure compliance and urgent engineering needs; final appropriation is not established.
In this report: recommended
Synagro South would continue hauling water- and wastewater-treatment solids. The renewal is contingent on adoption of the FY 2028 budget.
In this report: recommended
The program covers sewer-cleaner trucks, pickups, dump trucks and a backhoe; its supporting text says the share of vehicles beyond normal service life has fallen to 18%.
In this report: recommended
The project near Sidney Marcus Boulevard and Buford Highway includes a 15-million-gallon tank and a 75-million-gallon-per-day pump station to reduce sewer overflows.
In this report: deferred
The held measure uses 200 feet from a property line or 500 feet from premises, measured along a gravity-flow drainage course; low elevation alone would not establish unavailability.
In this report: deferred
The held ordinance would limit data-center floor area to 350,000 square feet and require a retail component and closed-loop cooling.
In this report: deferred
County comments identify available capacity at South Cobb’s treatment plant, but still require a line-capacity study.
In this report: reported
The recommended residential minimum now uses 10% of apartment units rather than parking spaces; at least four commercial charging spaces remain.
In this report: recommended
Customers would need evidence of a recording error, including a timely no-leak inspection; credits would be limited to one billing period every 18 months.
In this report: proposed
Unforeseen infrastructure conflicts required three change orders, including replacement of about 280 feet of 12-inch water main.
In this report: recommended
The proposed substation would serve a 60,200-square-foot data-center expansion at North Point Parkway and Kimball Bridge Road.
In this report: recommended
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 transfer would fund components for up to three clarifiers after repeated failures and capacity limits at three treatment centers.
In this report: proposed
An encroachment agreement would allow a two-inch conduit for six-strand fiber-optic cable on or beneath the bridge.
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 held ordinance would also count sewer as available where pumping can make a gravity-flow connection possible.
In this report: deferred
Increased water and sewer repairs have exhausted the resurfacing contract’s funds, the proposed amendment says.
In this report: recommended
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