South Fulton public meetings in 2025

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council approved a resolution to acquire a 2.31-acre property at 1210 Elva Drive for $20,000. The council authorized the closing attorney to finalize the transaction.

• Purchase of 2.31-acre property at 1210 Elva Drive for $20,000
• Authorization for closing attorney to finalize property acquisition
• Resolution No. 2025-082 adopted on December 9, 2025

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The South Fulton City Council adopted Resolution No. 2025-083 to acquire real property at 3025 Merk Road, about 50.43 acres, for $550,000. The resolution also authorizes the closing attorney and city officials to execute and finalize the necessary documents. The adoption was moved by Councilmember Williams‑Brown, seconded by Councilmember Willis, and approved by vote.

• Acquisition of 3025 Merk Road (Land Lot 103, District 14) – ~50.43 acres for $550,000
• Authorization for the closing attorney to complete the property closing
• Authorization for the Mayor, City Manager, or City Attorney to sign required documents
• Permission for City Attorney and City Clerk to make non‑substantive edits to the resolution
• Repeal of any prior resolutions that conflict with this acquisition

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The South Fulton City Council will adopt Resolution No. 2025‑085 to acquire a parcel of land known as 4760 Fulton Industrial Boulevard. The property is described as approximately 6.9 acres (about 94,307 sq ft) and the purchase price is $5,000. The resolution authorizes the closing attorney to conduct the closing and permits the mayor, city manager, or city attorney to execute any necessary documents. It also allows the city attorney and clerk to make non‑substantive edits to the resolution and repeals any conflicting provisions.

• Acquisition of 4760 Fulton Industrial Boulevard (Land Lot 57, 14th District) – approx 6.9 acres – $5,000
• Authorization for the closing attorney to conduct the property closing
• Authorization for the mayor, city manager, or city attorney to sign required documents
• Permission for city attorney and city clerk to make non‑substantive edits to the resolution
• Repeal of any existing resolutions that conflict with this acquisition

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The South Fulton City Council will vote on a resolution that authorizes the use of eminent domain to acquire property interests at 3210 Butner Road (Parcel ID 14F0073) needed for the Butner Road at Camp Creek Parkway bridge replacement (Project B500). The resolution sets the just compensation at $4,100 and directs the City Attorney and City Manager to proceed with condemnation, title work, surveys, and related costs. It also records the required right‑of‑way and permanent easements for drainage and slope maintenance as outlined in Exhibit A.

• Authorize eminent domain to acquire property at 3210 Butner Road, Parcel 8
• Set compensation for the acquisition at $4,100
• City Attorney authorized to commence condemnation proceedings
• City Manager authorized to execute acquisition documents and cover related expenses
• Create required right‑of‑way and permanent easements for drainage, slopes, and bridge construction

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council will vote to accept a Building Opportunities in Out‑of‑School Time (BOOST) 2.0 program grant of $58,000 from the Georgia Recreation and Park Association. The grant will fund the city’s after‑school and summer programming for school‑age children. The resolution also authorizes execution of the grant agreement and related documentation.

• Authorize acceptance of a $58,000 BOOST 2.0 grant from the Georgia Recreation and Park Association
• Funding to support after‑school and summer programs for school‑age children
• Authorize execution of the grant agreement and related paperwork
• Allow non‑substantive editing and renumbering of the resolution for proofing and codification

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The South Fulton City Council voted to adopt Resolution 2025-093, which grants a special use permit to expand an existing gasoline station and convenience store at 4285 Roosevelt Highway. The resolution also approves the required concurrent variances and attaches conditions of approval. The motion was offered by Councilmember Bell, seconded by Councilmember Williams‑Brown, and was adopted by a vote of the council.

• Approve special use permit for gasoline station and convenience store at 4285 Roosevelt Highway (Parcel No. 09F260301260886)
• Grant concurrent variances pursuant to Sec. 808.12 (Appendix C)
• Attach conditions of approval governing building permits and business licenses (Appendix A)
• Repeal any ordinances conflicting with the terms of this resolution

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council adopted a resolution to acquire a 0.6‑acre parcel at 0 Cascade Road for $83,000. The resolution authorizes the closing attorney to handle the closing and permits the mayor, city manager, or city attorney to execute any necessary documents. It also allows the city attorney and clerk to make non‑substantive edits to the resolution and repeals any conflicting prior resolutions.

• Acquisition of 0.6‑acre parcel (Land Lot 81, Parcel ID 14-0081-LL-0396) on 0 Cascade Road for $83,000
• Authorization for the closing attorney to conduct the property closing
• Permission for the mayor, city manager, or city attorney to execute required documents
• Allowance for city attorney and clerk to make non‑substantive edits to the resolution
• Repeal of any resolutions that conflict with this acquisition resolution

Ordinances

The South Fulton City Council will adopt Ordinance No. 2025‑044 to rezone approximately 3.41 acres at 1860 Dove Drive, 4943 Zone Avenue, and 0 Zone Avenue from the R‑3 (Single Family Dwelling) district to the AG‑1 (Agricultural) district. The ordinance also amends the 2021 Comprehensive Plan, changing the property’s character area designation from Suburban I Neighborhood to Agricultural Neighborhood. It includes conditions that any future permits must comply with AG‑1 zoning requirements. The ordinance was voted on and adopted on December 9, 2025.

• Rezoning of 3.41 acres at 1860 Dove Dr, 4943 Zone Ave, and 0 Zone Ave from R‑3 to AG‑1
• Amendment of the 2021 Comprehensive Plan character area from Suburban I to Agricultural for the same parcels
• Conditions of approval requiring compliance with AG‑1 zoning before occupation tax certificates are issued
• Update of city zoning maps to reflect the new AG‑1 designation
• Repeal of any ordinances conflicting with the new rezoning

Resolutions

The City Council is establishing a temporary freeze on applications for new data centers and large-scale data storage facilities. This measure allows the city to review zoning ordinances and comprehensive land use plans regarding the use of electricity and other resources.

• Resolution 2025-094: 6-month moratorium on data center applications
• Exemption process: Applicants may petition the Mayor and City Council for a moratorium waiver

Resolutions

The City Council will adopt a resolution to acquire a parcel of land known as 0 Cascade Road, about 22.08 acres, for $83,000. The resolution authorizes the closing attorney and city officials to execute the necessary documents and file the final version. It also permits non‑substantive edits and repeals any conflicting resolutions.

• Acquisition of 22.08‑acre property at 0 Cascade Road (Parcel ID 14-0080-LL-025) for $83,000
• Authorization for the closing attorney to handle the property closing
• Authorization for the Mayor, City Manager, or City Attorney to execute required documents
• Permission for the City Attorney and City Clerk to make non‑substantive edits to the resolution
• Repeal of any resolutions that conflict with this acquisition resolution

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council will adopt a resolution to acquire the parcel known as 0 Cascade Road, about 1.36 acres, for $83,000. The resolution authorizes the closing attorney and city officials to execute the necessary documents and file the final version. It also includes standard provisions on conflicts, severability, and the effective date of the resolution.

• Acquire 0 Cascade Road property (approx. 1.36 acres) for $83,000
• Authorize Closing Attorney to handle closing tasks
• Authorize Mayor, City Manager or City Attorney to execute required documents
• Allow City Attorney and City Clerk to make non‑substantive edits for proofing
• Repeal any prior resolutions that conflict with this one

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council will vote on a resolution to acquire a parcel of land. The property is located in Land Lot 81 of the 14th District, commonly known as 0 Cascade Road, and is about 4.1 acres. The purchase price is $83,000. The resolution also authorizes the closing attorney, mayor, city manager, and city attorney to execute the necessary documents.

• Approve purchase of 4.1‑acre property at 0 Cascade Road for $83,000
• Authorize Closing Attorney to handle the closing of the property
• Authorize Mayor, City Manager, or City Attorney to sign required documents
• Allow City Attorney and City Clerk to make non‑substantive edits to the resolution

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The South Fulton City Council approved a resolution to acquire a 13.3-acre property at 0 Cascade Road for $83,000. The council authorized the closing attorney to finalize the transaction and authorized the mayor or city manager to execute necessary documents.

• Purchase of 13.3-acre property at 0 Cascade Road for $83,000
• Authorization for closing attorney to finalize property acquisition
• Resolution 2025-078 adopted on December 9, 2025
• Motion offered by Councilmember Natasha Williams-Brown
• Motion seconded by Councilmember Helen Zenobia Willis

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The South Fulton City Council adopted Resolution 2025‑079 to acquire a 6.9‑acre parcel at 0 Rivertown Road for $5,000. The resolution authorizes the closing attorney to complete the purchase and permits the mayor, city manager, or city attorney to sign any needed documents. It also allows the city attorney and clerk to make non‑substantive edits to the resolution and repeals any conflicting provisions.

• Acquisition of a 6.9‑acre parcel at 0 Rivertown Road for $5,000
• Authorization for the closing attorney to handle the property closing
• Permission for the mayor, city manager, or city attorney to execute required documents
• City attorney and clerk may make non‑substantive edits to the resolution
• Repeal of any existing resolutions that conflict with this one

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The City Council decided to acquire approximately 17.93 acres of land. The property is located at 0 Union Road/ 0 Wallace Road.

• Acquisition of 17.93 acres at 0 Union Road/ 0 Wallace Road for $675,000

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council considered a resolution to acquire a parcel of land known as 0 Vandiver Road. The property is about 42.9 acres and the city would pay $5,000 for it. The council authorized the closing attorney and other officials to execute the necessary documents. The resolution was offered by Councilmember Williams‑Brown, seconded by Councilmember Willis, and was adopted.

• Acquisition of approximately 42.9 acres at 0 Vandiver Road (Parcel ID 14-00103-LL-0101) for $5,000
• Authorization for the Closing Attorney to handle the closing of the property
• Authorization for the Mayor, City Manager, or City Attorney to execute required documents
• Authorization for City Attorney and City Clerk to make non‑substantive edits for proofing
• Repeal of any prior resolutions that conflict with this acquisition

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The South Fulton City Council considered a resolution to acquire a parcel of land at 3034 Enon Road. The property is described as approximately 10.7 acres and the purchase price is $220,000. The council authorized the closing attorney and city officials to execute the necessary documents. The resolution was adopted on December 9, 2025.

• Acquisition of real property at 3034 Enon Road, about 10.7 acres, for $220,000
• Authorization for the Closing Attorney to handle the closing of the property
• Authorization for the Mayor, City Manager, or City Attorney to sign required documents
• Permission for the City Attorney and City Clerk to make non‑substantive edits to the resolution
• Repeal of any prior resolutions that conflict with this acquisition

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council voted to reappoint James Reese Jr. to the South Fulton Development Authority Board of Directors for a four-year term. The vote took place during the December 9, 2025 regular meeting.

• Reappointment of James Reese Jr. to SFDA Board of Directors
• Four-year term for the reappointed member
• Councilmember Sebastian sponsored the resolution

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council adopted Resolution No. 2025-087 on December 9, 2025. The resolution reappoints Dana Davis to the South Fulton Development Authority board for a four-year term. The motion was offered by Councilmember Williams‑Brown, seconded by Councilmember Willis, and approved by the council. The resolution authorizes the City Attorney or Clerk to make non‑substantive edits for filing.

• Reappoint Dana Davis to the South Fulton Development Authority board for a four-year term

Resolutions

The City Council adopted a resolution to appoint Nkosi Leary to the South Fulton Development Authority Board of Directors for a four-year term. The appointment was made by a vote of the Mayor and Council.

• Appoint Nkosi Leary to SFDA Board of Directors
• Resolution No. 2025-088
• Four-year term consistent with state law

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council will vote to accept a donation from the U.S. Soccer Foundation to install a mini-pitch at Sandtown Park. The donation is valued at $100,000 and the council will also authorize execution of the related grant agreement. The resolution authorizes the City Attorney or Clerk to finalize the paperwork. Adoption of the resolution was recorded on December 9, 2025.

• Accept donation of a $100,000 mini-pitch for Sandtown Park
• Authorize execution of grant agreement with the U.S. Soccer Foundation
• Mini-pitch to be supplied by Musco Sports Lighting
• Allow City Attorney, City Clerk, or Codifier to make non‑substantive edits
• Resolution effective upon adoption on December 9, 2025

Resolutions

The City Council is voting to approve a professional services agreement with Bambo Sonaike CPA, LLC. This agreement focuses on purchasing card policy compliance and transparency. The Council is also ratifying invoices for services rendered effective October 1, 2025.

• Professional services agreement with Bambo Sonaike CPA, LLC
• Ratification of invoices for services rendered effective October 1, 2025

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council will adopt a resolution amending the Fiscal Year 2024 budget. The total budget will rise from $214,227,248 to $257,700,423, a $43,473,175 increase. The amendment reallocates appropriations among the General Fund, Special Revenue Funds and Capital Projects Funds and creates a stand‑alone TSPLOST‑II Fund. Interfund transfers of about $23 million from the URA Bond Fund and Capital Fund will support capital projects while keeping the General Fund’s base level unchanged.

• Increase FY2024 total budget from $214,227,248 to $257,700,423
• Reallocate appropriations across General, Special Revenue, and Capital Projects funds as detailed in Exhibit A
• Establish TSPLOST‑II Fund with $20,000,000 for transportation‑related projects
• Transfer approximately $23,000,000 from URA Bond Fund (360) and Capital Fund (350) to the General Fund
• Adjust grant and intergovernmental funding, including ARPA $8,000,000 and Multiple Grant Fund increases

Ordinances

The South Fulton City Council adopted an ordinance to rezone 5.42 acres at 2370 Burdette Road from C-1 to C-1 zoning to develop a sports complex. The vote was 7-0.

• Rezone 5.42 acres at 2370 Burdette Road to develop sports complex
• Ordinance 2025-042 adopted on November 12, 2025
• Vote was 7-0 with all council members present voting in favor

Ordinances

The South Fulton City Council adopted Ordinance No. 2025-043, amending the city zoning ordinance to allow business licenses for less intense uses in industrial districts. The ordinance defines eligible uses, sets application and fee requirements, and establishes annual review and revocation provisions. It takes effect 60 days after adoption.

• Amends the zoning ordinance to authorize business licenses for less intense uses in industrial zones
• Defines "Less Intense Use" and lists examples such as office space, small‑scale retail, gyms, thrift stores, and theatre companies
• Creates an application process requiring a site plan, description of use, and payment of applicable fees
• Mandates annual review of issued licenses and allows revocation for violations
• Effective 60 days after adoption and publication

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council adopted Resolution 2025-061-A to use eminent domain to acquire property interests at 2848 Demooney Road (Parcel ID 14F0142LL0161) for the OSI-608 Enon Road at Stonewall Tell Road roundabout project. The resolution sets the just compensation at $1,350 and authorizes the City Attorney, City Manager, and Mayor to proceed with condemnation and related actions.

• Authorization to condemn property at 2848 Demooney Road for the roundabout project (OSI-608).
• Compensation for the property interests fixed at $1,350.
• City Attorney empowered to initiate condemnation proceedings.
• City Manager directed to execute documents, pay costs, and handle surveys and related expenses.
• Mayor authorized to sign the declaration of taking for the acquisition.

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council will adopt a resolution to acquire property interests via eminent domain for the Stonewall Tell Road at Jones‑Pittman Road intersection improvements. The resolution sets compensation at $37,200.00 for the identified parcels and directs the City Attorney, City Manager, and Mayor to proceed with condemnation actions. The action replaces a prior resolution (RES2025-062) and authorizes all necessary steps to secure the land for the public transportation project.

• Authorization to use eminent domain for parcels at 0 Stonewall Tell Road (Parcel ID O9F-4103-0163-041-0)
• Compensation of $37,200.00 approved for the property interests
• City Attorney authorized to commence condemnation proceedings
• City Manager authorized to execute documents, pay costs, and conduct title searches, surveys, and related actions
• Mayor authorized to sign the declaration of taking for the condemned property

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council is adopting a resolution to subscribe to the five ethics principles of the Georgia Municipal Association and to recertify as a Certified City of Ethics. The resolution also authorizes the City Attorney, City Clerk, or Codifier to make non‑substantive edits for proofing and codification, and it repeals any conflicting resolutions. The resolution becomes effective upon adoption on November 12, 2025.

• Adoption of the five GMA ethics principles (Serve Others, Not Ourselves; Use Resources With Efficiency and Economy; Treat All People Fairly; Use The Power of Our Position For The Well Being Of Our Constituents; Create An Environment Of Honesty, Openness And Integrity).
• Recertification of South Fulton as a Certified City of Ethics under the Georgia Municipal Association program.
• Authorization for the City Attorney, City Clerk, or Codifier to make non‑substantive editing and renumbering revisions to the resolution.
• Repeal of any existing resolutions that conflict with this ethics resolution.
• Effective date set as the date of adoption (Nov 12, 2025).

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The South Fulton City Council adopted Resolution 2025-071 to use eminent domain for acquiring property interests at 4448 Welcome All Road. The resolution sets compensation at Five Hundred Dollars ($500) and authorizes the City Attorney and City Manager to carry out condemnation proceedings. The acquisition supports the Welcome All Road at Scarborough‑Jailette Road Intersection Improvement project (OSI‑618, Parcel 4). The council voted to approve the resolution on November 12, 2025.

• Eminent domain acquisition of 4448 Welcome All Road, Parcel ID O9F-3801-0157-039-9
• Compensation set at $500 for the property interests
• Project: Welcome All Road at Scarborough‑Jailette Road Intersection Improvement (OSI‑618, Parcel 4)
• City Attorney authorized to proceed with condemnation filings
• City Manager authorized to execute documents, payments, and related actions

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The South Fulton City Council adopted Resolution 2025-072 to acquire property interests needed for the Demooney Road at West Stubbs Road intersection project. The resolution authorizes the use of eminent domain, sets compensation at $3,700, and directs city officials to carry out condemnation proceedings. It also empowers the city attorney, city manager, and mayor to execute the necessary documents and payments.

• Authorize eminent domain to acquire property at 4110 West Stubbs Road (Parcel ID O9F-4200-0165-193-9)
• Set just compensation for the property at $3,700.00
• City Attorney authorized to proceed with condemnation filings
• City Manager authorized to execute documents, payments, and related costs
• Mayor authorized to sign a declaration of taking for the property

Resolutions

The City of South Fulton City Council considered Resolution 2025-068. The resolution expresses support for the enactment of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act and the Freedom to Vote Act.

• Resolution 2025-068: Support for the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act and the Freedom to Vote Act

Resolutions

The council approved a resolution to submit a grant application to the Transportation Alternatives program for the Enon Road Sidewalk Expansion project. The project seeks $576,000 in federal funding and a $144,000 local match for a total cost of $720,000, covering the preliminary engineering phase. The application covers the stretch from Sanford B. Jones Boulevard to Campbellton Road. The resolution was adopted on October 28, 2025.

• Authorization to apply for $576,000 federal grant for Enon Road Sidewalk Expansion (preliminary engineering)
• Approval of $144,000 local matching funds for the project
• Estimated total project cost of $720,000
• Project location: Enon Road from Sanford B. Jones Boulevard to Campbellton Road
• Resolution No. 2025-070 adopted by council on Oct. 28, 2025

Ordinances

The South Fulton City Council adopted an ordinance to update the city's zoning procedures to align with changes made by Georgia House Bill 155. The changes affect how public hearings and notifications are conducted for zoning applications.

• Amends zoning ordinance to comply with HB 155 (2025 Georgia Laws Act 128)
• Modifies public hearing requirements for zoning applications
• Updates public notification procedures for property owners
• Adopted on October 28, 2025
• Mayor Khalid Kamau approved the ordinance on October 30, 2025

Ordinances

The South Fulton City Council voted to adopt Ordinance No. 2025‑037, amending Title 12 of the City Code to add Chapter 6 for delivery‑based commercial kitchens. The ordinance defines the facilities, applicability, and terms such as “delivery‑based commercial kitchen” and “commercial food preparation.” It authorizes the City Attorney or Clerk to make non‑substantive editing for codification, and the ordinance takes effect upon adoption.

• Amends Title 12 to add Chapter 6 regulating delivery‑based commercial kitchens
• Defines “delivery‑based commercial kitchen” as a shared kitchen for multiple businesses serving off‑site orders only
• Defines “commercial food preparation” and sets emission limits within property boundaries
• Authorizes City Attorney or Clerk to make non‑substantive editing and renumbering for codification
• Effective date is the date of adoption (October 28, 2025)

Ordinances

The City Council decided to rezone 1.87 +/- acres of land at 2860 Butner Road. This change allows the property to be subdivided into three lots for the development of three single-family detached homes.

• Rezoning of 2860 Butner Road (Parcel ID: 14F0067LL0352) from AG-1 to R-4A

Ordinances

The City Council decided to rezone approximately 5 acres of land at 0 Campbell Drive from an agricultural district to a light industrial district. This change allows for the development of a warehouse distribution center.

• Rezoning of 0 Campbell Drive (Parcel ID: 130033LL0096) from AG-1 to M-1

Ordinances

The South Fulton City Council is adopting Ordinance No. 2025-040 to rezone approximately 11.66 acres at 7185 Old National Highway (Parcel ID 130164LL0220). The property will change from C‑1 limited commercial and R‑SA single‑family districts to the MIX mixed‑use district to allow development of 61 townhomes and a 1,700‑square‑foot commercial building. The ordinance also amends the zoning maps, sets conditions of approval such as minimum lot sizes, setbacks, a parking ratio of 4 spaces per 1,000 sf, and requires a sidewalk along Old National Highway. The council voted to adopt the ordinance as recorded.

• Rezoning of ~11.66 acres at 7185 Old National Highway (Parcel ID 130164LL0220) from C‑1 and R‑SA to MIX district
• Approval of a development plan for 61 townhomes and a 1,700 sq ft commercial building
• Amendment of the city’s zoning maps to reflect the new MIX district
• Conditions of approval include minimum lot size 2,000 sq ft, specific setbacks, 4 parking spaces per 1,000 sq ft, a 600 sq ft clubhouse, playground, and 20 % open/common space
• Requirement for a sidewalk along the frontage of Old National Highway

Ordinances

The City Council is considering Ordinance ORD2025-041 to amend the City Code. This proposal specifically targets Section 1-3002 (j) regarding public hearing and participation procedures.

• Ordinance ORD2025-041 to amend Chapter 3 (Mayor and Council) of Title 1 (Administration)

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council adopted Resolution No. 2025-066, consenting to expand the boundaries of the Airport West Community Improvement District. The council authorized the city to execute all documentation related to the expansion and permitted the City Attorney or Clerk to make non‑substantive edits for proofing. Conflicting resolutions are repealed, and the resolution takes effect upon adoption.

• Consent to expand Airport West Community Improvement District boundaries
• Authorization for the city to execute expansion‑related documentation
• Permission for City Attorney, Clerk, or Codifier to make non‑substantive edits
• Repeal of any resolutions that conflict with this expansion
• Effective date begins on adoption (October 28, 2025)

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council adopted Resolution No. 2025-067, authorizing the city to apply for the 2025 Food Well Alliance and Atlanta Regional Commission Local Food System Planning Process. The resolution commits the city to provide $75,000 in‑kind matching support if the grant is approved. The Food Well Alliance grant offers up to $100,000, including $75,000 cash and up to $25,000 in‑kind resources. The mayor or the mayor’s designee is authorized to execute any documents needed for participation.

• Adopt Resolution No. 2025-067 to apply for the Food Well Alliance Local Food Systems Plan
• Potential grant of $100,000 ( $75,000 cash, up to $25,000 in‑kind) from Food Well Alliance
• City commits $75,000 in‑kind matching support for the plan
• Mayor authorized to execute necessary documents if grant approved
• Resolution offered by Councilmember Sebastian, seconded by Councilmember Bell, and adopted

Resolutions

The City Council approved a resolution to submit a Recreational Trails Program grant request of $200,000 for the Cedar Grove Park Multi-Purpose Field and Loop Trail project. The council also authorized $50,000 in matching funds, representing 20% of the estimated $250,000 project cost, and permitted execution of the grant agreement if awarded. The trail would be an 800‑foot, 12‑foot‑wide path linking the planned Indoor Recreation Center to the Cedar Grove community sidewalk network at Bodnant Drive and Cedar Grove Road.

• Authorize submission of a $200,000 grant application to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources for the Cedar Grove Park Multi-Purpose Field and Loop Trail project
• Approve $50,000 in matching funds (20% of the $250,000 estimated project cost)
• Plan to construct an 800‑foot, 12‑foot‑wide trail connecting the Indoor Recreation Center to the sidewalk network at Bodnant Drive and Cedar Grove Road
• Grant program administered by the Georgia DNR and funded by the Federal Highway Administration

IGA's & Other Agreements

The meeting agenda includes finalizing the Collier Engineering draft contract. The document was created by Stacy Treasure on October 16, 2025, and was e‑signed by Corey Adams on October 16 and by Sharon D. Subadan on October 17, 2025. The contract is now marked as completed.

• Collier Engineering draft contract created and signed by city officials

Ordinances

The City Council is acting on an ordinance to rezone 28.48 acres of land at 0 Campbellton Circle to the Apartment Limited Dwelling zoning district. The proposal includes a height restriction variance and a land use amendment to change the area's character to Community Live-Work.

• Rezoning of 0 Campbellton Circle (Parcel ID: 14F0148LL0553) to A-L (Apartment Limited Dwelling/Cliftondale Overlay District)
• Limit of 322 apartment units for the development
• Requirement that no more than 150 apartment units be built before permitting the proposed commercial development
• Prohibition of pawn shops, smoke/vape shops, auto shops, fast food, tattoo parlors, adult entertainment, and payday/title loans in the commercial portion
• Concurrent variance to exceed height restrictions

Ordinances

The City Council voted on October 14, 2025, to override a mayoral veto regarding Ordinance 2025-033. This action approves the rezoning of approximately 8.30 acres to allow for a residential development.

• Rezoning of 0 Allen Drive (Parcel ID: 09F250101051221) from AG-1 (Agricultural) to NUP (Neighborhood Unit Plan)
• Approval to develop up to 33 single-family detached homes
• Establishment of minimum setbacks: 20 feet front, 25 feet rear, and 5 feet side
• Requirement for encroachment and maintenance easements for buildings placed between 0 and 7 feet from interior side lot lines

Ordinances

The City Council decided to rezone approximately 8.53 acres of land to allow for the development of 50 townhomes. The property is located along McGhee Landing and Old National Highway.

• Rezoning of 8.53 +/- acres from Medium Density Apartment to Townhouse Residential (ORD2025-035)
• Development of 50 townhomes at multiple addresses on McGhee Landing and 0 Old National Highway

Resolutions

The City Council approved Resolution 2025-061 to acquire property interests for the Enon Road at Stonewall Tell Road roundabout project (OSI 608). The resolution authorizes the use of eminent domain to acquire a portion of a property at 3878 Demooney Road.

• Authorization of $1,350.00 for the acquisition of Parcel 10 at 3878 Demooney Road
• Approval to use condemnation proceedings for transportation project OSI 608
• Acquisition of approximately 0.025 acres for the Enon Road at Stonewall Tell Road roundabout

Resolutions

The City Council is authorizing the acquisition of property interests for the Stonewall Tell Road at Jones Pittman Road roundabout project (OSI 616). The resolution allows the city to use eminent domain to acquire the necessary land for public use.

• Authorization of $37,200.00 for property interests at 0 Stonewall Tell Road (Parcel ID O9F 421030163041)
• Authorization to use eminent domain/condemnation for project OSI 616
• Acquisition of 0.259 acres of required right-of-way for the roundabout

Resolutions

The City Council adopted Resolution 2025-063, authorizing acceptance of a $500,000 EPA Brownfields Community‑wide Assessment Grant. The resolution permits the City to execute the grant agreement and related documentation. Stantec Consulting Services will support project implementation. The grant will fund environmental assessments, site inventories, community engagement, and reuse planning for Camelot Condominiums, Old National Park, and Red Oak Plaza, with potential support for additional sites.

• Authorization to accept a $500,000 EPA Brownfields grant
• Execution of the grant agreement and related paperwork
• Engagement of Stantec Consulting Services for project support
• Environmental assessments and reuse planning for Camelot Condominiums, Old National Park, and Red Oak Plaza
• No matching funds required for the grant

Ordinances

The South Fulton City Council adopted Ordinance No. 2025-034 on October 14, 2025 to rezone approximately 47.67 acres at 4220 and 4320 Union Road (Parcel IDs 09F390101600112, 09F390101600104, 09F390101600781, 09F390101600807, 09F390101600518) from Suburban C to Community Unit Plan zoning. The rezoning permits development of up to 121 single‑family detached homes and requires map amendments. The ordinance includes conditions of approval that limit the project to no more than 35 homes with specific setback and buffer requirements. The ordinance was approved by a council vote after a first reading on September 17, 2025.

• Rezoning of ~47.67 acres (parcels listed) from SUB‑C to CUP zoning district
• Permits development of up to 121 single‑family detached homes
• Conditions of approval cap the project at 35 homes with 20‑ft front/rear setbacks, 5‑ft side setbacks, and a 50‑ft undisturbed buffer
• Maps to be amended to reflect the new zoning boundaries
• Ordinance adopted by council vote on Oct. 14, 2025 (Mayor Kamau signed)

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council adopted a resolution to accept a $1,080,072 grant from the U.S. Department of the Interior's National Park Service for the Burdett Park Natural Area Project. The council also authorized an equal amount of matching funds from General Funds and approved execution of the grant agreement with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. The resolution was adopted on September 17, 2025.

• Acceptance of a $1,080,072 Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership Program grant for Burdett Park
• Authorization of $1,080,072 matching funds from the city's General Funds
• Approval to execute the grant agreement with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources
• Resolution filed with the City Clerk as part of official records
• Effective date of the resolution set as the date of adoption

Resolutions

The City Council adopted Resolution 2025-058 to create a comprehensive sidewalk cleaning and maintenance plan. The City Manager's Office, Public Works, and General Services Departments must develop a plan for annual cleaning and safety upgrades to be presented within 100 days.

• Establishment of annual pressure-washing and debris removal for public right-of-way sidewalks
• Plan for landscape maintenance of sidewalk strips, road verges, and medians
• Comprehensive assessment of pedestrian crosswalk striping for ADA and safety compliance
• Identification of intersections requiring new crosswalk markings and blinking warning signs
• Requirement for the City Manager's Office to present the final plan and budget within 100 days

Resolutions

The City Council authorized the submission of a $1.59 million grant application to the Georgia Department of Transportation to resurface 7.6 miles of roads, using TSPLOST funds for the required 30% match.

• Authorizes $1,592,575.58 FY26 LMIG application for road resurfacing
• Authorizes $477,772.67 in TSPLOST matching funds
• Resurfaces 7.6 miles of roads including Herndon, Koweta, and Washington Roads
• Adopted on September 17, 2025

Ordinances

The South Fulton City Council voted to adopt the Fiscal Year 2026 budget. The ordinance sets total revenues and expenses at $425,642,409, with a balanced budget for each fund. The vote was taken on September 9, 2025, after a first reading on August 26, 2025. The budget becomes effective on October 1, 2025.

• General Fund revenue and expense: $193,648,968
• Special Revenue Funds total: $21,180,702 (e.g., Trayvon Wilkens Memorial Pedestrian Fund $1,600,000)
• Capital Projects Funds total: $189,123,046 (e.g., Public Safety Bonded Capital Projects $96,285,000)
• Debt Service Funds total: $4,717,625
• Enterprise Funds total: $10,441,342 (e.g., Solid Waste Enterprise Fund $9,502,440)

Ordinances

The City Council adopted Ordinance 2025-032 to rezone approximately 12.16 acres of land at 0 Campbellton Road. The property is changing from a limited commercial district to a townhome residential district within the Cliftondale Overlay District.

• Rezoning of 12.16 +/- acres at 0 Campbellton Road (Parcel ID: 14F0148LL0553) to Townhome Residential
• Amendment of Comprehensive Development Plan designation from Suburban Neighborhood I to Suburban Neighborhood II
• Development limit of 322 apartment units
• Requirement that no more than 150 apartment units be constructed before permitting of proposed commercial development
• Prohibition of pawn shops, smoke/vape shops, auto shops, fast food, tattoo parlors, adult entertainment, and payday/title loans in the commercial development

Resolutions

The Mayor and Council are considering a resolution to request $96,285,000 in revenue bonds through the Public Facilities Authority. These funds would be used to acquire, construct, and equip new police and fire headquarters and training facilities.

• Issuance of Series 2025 Revenue Bonds in the amount of $96,285,000
• Selection of Regions Capital Advantage, Inc. as the purchaser at a 4.25% interest rate
• Construction of Police and Fire Headquarters and Training Facilities
• Authorization of an Intergovernmental Contract for bond payments
• Pledge of ad valorem tax revenues subject to a 13.469 millage cap

Ordinances

The South Fulton City Council adopted Ordinance No. 2025-020 to set the 2025 millage rate at 12.399 mills per $1,000 of taxable value for the 2026 fiscal year. The ordinance authorizes the Fulton County Tax Commissioner to bill and collect the ad valorem taxes based on this rate. It also directs the Treasurer to calculate the rollback rate and permits the Mayor and City Clerk to sign necessary documents. Conflicting prior ordinances are repealed to the extent they conflict with this new rate.

• Adoption of a 12.399‑mill rate per $1,000 taxable value for FY 2026
• Authorization for the Fulton County Tax Commissioner to collect the taxes
• Treasurer tasked with executing the Millage Rate Rollback Calculation Worksheet
• Mayor and City Clerk authorized to sign documents to effectuate the ordinance
• Repeal of any city ordinances inconsistent with the new millage rate

Ordinances

The City Council adopted Ordinance 2025-026 to update requirements for public participation plans and reports. These rules apply to applicants seeking rezoning, special use, and zoning modification approvals.

• Requirement for applicants to identify property owners within 5,280 feet of a site
• Mandate for at least one public meeting held within city limits and no more than 5 miles from the subject property
• Requirement for applicants to notify City Council via email at least 30 days before a public meeting
• Requirement for applicants to provide audio/video recordings of public meetings in their reports
• Requirement for meeting notifications to be sent via first class mail or 'Every Door Direct' service 30 days prior to the meeting

Ordinances

The City Council adopted Ordinance 2025-027 to rezone approximately 130.19 acres of land at 6200 and 7000 Koweta Road. The change from agricultural and single-family districts to a Community Unit Plan district allows for the construction of 293 single-family detached homes.

• Rezoning of 130.19 +/- acres at 6200 & 7000 Koweta Road
• Approval for construction of 293 single-family detached homes
• Minimum lot size requirement of 9,000 square feet
• Requirement for a 50-foot undisturbed buffer along public streets

Ordinances

The South Fulton City Council adopted an ordinance to amend its code by adding a frontage repaving requirement for new developments. The rule requires developers to repave public roads adjacent to their projects to address wear from increased traffic and utility connections. The ordinance passed unanimously with one councilmember absent.

• Ordinance 2025-025 adds Article 11 to Appendix C requiring developers to repave road frontage
• Frontage defined as the segment of public road directly adjacent to a development site
• Repaving includes milling and overlay or full-depth replacement as specified by the City Engineer
• Ordinance passed 6-0 with one councilmember absent
• Effective date is the date of adoption unless otherwise specified by law

Ordinances

The City Council adopted Ordinance 2025-028 to rezone 16.71 acres at 5860 Koweta Road. This change allows for the development of a residential community consisting of 50 single-family detached homes.

• Rezoning of 5860 Koweta Road from AG-1 to CUP zoning district
• Approval of a variance to reduce the neighboring jurisdiction buffer from 110 feet to 50 feet
• Authorization to develop 50 single-family detached homes on 16.71 acres

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council approved a special use permit for an existing beauty salon at 3220 Butner Road. The approval includes concurrent variances and conditions for building permits and business licenses.

• Special Use Permit granted for beauty salon at 3220 Butner Road
• Concurrent variances granted per Section 808.12
• Conditions of approval attached for building permits and business licenses

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council approved a resolution to grant a special use permit for an existing nail salon at 6890 Campbellton Road Suite 7. The permit is subject to conditions including non-transferability and maintenance of a valid business license.

• Special use permit approved for nail salon at 6890 Campbellton Road Suite 7 (Parcel 09C140000530031)
• Conditions of approval include non-transferable permit and requirement to maintain valid South Fulton business license
• Concurrent variances granted per Sec. 808.12 of the Code of Ordinances

Resolutions

The City Council adopted Resolution RES2025-054 to modify two conditions of Zoning Petition 2024Z-0003. These changes affect how the property is subdivided and the approval process for a driveway on Lot Two.

• Modification of zoning conditions for 3260 Enon Road (Tax Parcel ID: 14F0122LL0348)
• Requirement that property be subdivided per the 4/16/25 site plan by Wide Open Land Surveying LLC
• Requirement for Public Works Department approval of the Lot Two driveway before a certificate of occupancy is issued

Ordinances

The South Fulton City Council adopted an ordinance to rezone 6.49 acres of land at 0 and 1055 Fairburn Road SW from light industrial to limited commercial zoning.

• Rezoning 6.49 acres at 0 and 1055 Fairburn Road SW from M-1 to C-1
• Ordinance No. 2025-029 adopted on August 26, 2025
• Councilmember Rowell offered the motion
• Councilmember Gumbs seconded the motion
• Mayor Kamau signed the ordinance on August 28, 2025

Ordinances

The South Fulton City Council adopted an ordinance rezoning 59 acres at multiple addresses along Stonewall Tell Road from agricultural to light industrial to allow a data center. The ordinance also redesignates the property in the comprehensive plan from suburban to industrial and grants a special use permit for the data center.

• Rezone 59 acres at 5170–5234 Stonewall Tell Road and 0 Mason Road from AG-1 to M-1 zoning
• Amend Future Development Map to change neighborhood character from Suburban I to Industrial Zone
• Grant special use permit for a data center at the site
• Attach 8 conditions including waterless cooling, pedestrian crosswalks, and green infrastructure
• Vote tally: 7 ayes, 1 nay, 1 absent (Mayor Pro Tem)

Resolutions

The City Council decided to acquire a real property parcel and structure. This acquisition is intended to serve the general welfare of the city, its employees, and residents.

• Acquisition of 3450 Butner Road (Parcel 14-0072-LL-004-1) for $350,000
• Property consists of approximately 1.07 acres and a 928 square foot structure

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council adopted a resolution recognizing the South Fulton Police Benevolent Fund, Inc., a nonprofit formed to provide financial assistance to police department members and their families. The city will not contribute financially to the fund.

• Resolution RES2025-052 adopted August 12, 2025
• South Fulton Police Benevolent Fund, Inc. created to assist SFPD members in hardship
• City explicitly states it will not contribute financially to the fund

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council adopted a resolution to activate the City of South Fulton Public Facilities Authority and appointed City Council members as voting officers. Two non-voting members were also named. The Authority will conduct organizational meetings and exercise powers authorized by state law.

• RES2025-053 establishes Public Facilities Authority membership
• City Council members serve as voting officers for their terms
• Althea Philord-Bradley named non-voting Treasurer
• Corey Adams named non-voting Secretary
• Resolution adopted 6-1 with Mayor Khalid Kamau opposed

Ordinances

The South Fulton City Council voted to override the mayor’s veto of Ordinance 2025-017, which rezoned 9.7 acres at 0 West Road from agricultural to a neighborhood unit plan to allow 35 single-family detached homes. The ordinance also included a concurrent variance to grade and replant zoning buffers.

• Rezone 9.7 acres at 0 West Road from AG-1 to NUP zoning
• Concurrent variance granted to grade and replant zoning buffers
• Development limited to 35 single-family detached homes with setback requirements
• Ordinance 2025-017 vetoed by mayor on July 25, 2025, then overridden on August 12, 2025

Ordinances

The City Council decided to repeal ORD2022-045 in its entirety. This previous ordinance had established requirements for rooming house licenses, short-term rental business licenses, and inspections.

• Repeal of ORD2022-045
• Removal of specific license and inspection requirements for short-term rentals and rooming houses established in 2022

Ordinances

The South Fulton City Council adopted an ordinance rezoning 9.93 acres at 3965 Roosevelt Highway from agricultural to limited commercial, allowing a temporary shelter and future live-work development. The ordinance passed on second reading with eight councilmembers voting in favor.

• Rezone 9.93 acres at 3965 Roosevelt Highway from AG-1 to C-1 zoning
• Special use permit for temporary shelter on the property
• Future land use amendment to change character area from suburban neighborhood to regional live-work
• Ordinance adopted 8-0 with one absence
• Legal description and parcel IDs: 09F250301270316 & 09F250301271843

Ordinances

The City Council adopted Ordinance 2025-022 to regulate ice cream and similar mobile vending vehicles on public roads. The law establishes permit requirements, parking restrictions, and noise limitations for transitory vendors.

• Requirement for an administrative permit and valid business license to operate
• Prohibition of operation within 600 feet of public schools between 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on school days
• Sound equipment restrictions: prohibited before 9:00 a.m., after 9:00 p.m., and near churches on Sundays
• Parking requirement at the right curb and at least 100 feet from intersecting streets
• 30-minute time limit for transitory vending stops

Ordinances

The South Fulton City Council approved an ordinance requiring retail businesses with ten or more carts to develop plans to prevent and retrieve abandoned carts. The law defines abandoned carts as a public nuisance and sets specific penalties for businesses that fail to comply.

• Retailers with 10+ carts must submit a retrieval plan to the city
• Businesses failing to remove carts after 24 hours face $375-$500 fees
• Failure to pay fees can result in fines up to $1,000
• New developments over 15,000 sq ft must provide a plan for occupancy
• Carts without identifying information are deemed an offense

Ordinances

The City Council adopted Ordinance 2025-016 to rezone approximately 1 acre of land. The property is changing from Agricultural to General Commercial zoning to allow for the operation of a restaurant.

• Rezoning of 0 Campbellton Fairburn Road (Parcel ID: 09F300001170504) from AG-1 to C-2
• Requirement for an Intergovernmental Agreement between South Fulton and Union City for unified development permitting

Ordinances

The City Council is voting on Ordinance 2025-018 to amend the zoning ordinance. The change allows event centers to be used as an accessory use customary to a golf course or country club.

• Ordinance 2025-018: Amends Sec. 302.16 to permit event centers (with or without onsite catering) as accessory uses for golf courses

Resolutions

The City Council is amending the Human Resources Policies and Procedures Manual to establish rules for mandatory administrative leave. This policy requires employees or department heads to be placed on paid leave during formal investigations authorized by the City Council.

• Resolution RES2025-046: Amends HR Manual section 325-18 to add 'Mandatory Administrative Leave, Formal City Council Authorized Investigation'
• Requires City Manager or department heads to immediately place employees on paid leave during Council-authorized investigations
• Supersedes previous policy that limited administrative leave for classified employees to ten working days
• Mandates that City Council review the status of such investigations at least every 30 days

Resolutions

The City Council adopted Resolution RES2025-047 to participate in an amicus brief for the Chang v. City of Milton appeal. The case concerns whether the placement of objects on roadway shoulders is a ministerial duty or a governmental function.

• Resolution RES2025-047: Authorization to file an amicus brief in Chang v. City of Milton

Resolutions

The City Council adopted Resolution RES2025-048 to modify a zoning condition for a property at 0 Welcome All Road. The change reduces the minimum heated floor area to 1,300 square feet.

• Resolution RES2025-048: reduces minimum heated floor to 1,300 square feet at 0 Welcome All Road (Tax Parcel ID: 09F380101570415)

Resolutions

The City Council is voting to approve the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Annual Action Plan for Program Year 2025. This plan outlines the use of federal and non-federal resources to address priority needs for low- and moderate-income persons. Once approved, the plan will be submitted to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

• Approval of the Program Year 2025 CDBG Annual Action Plan
• Authorization to submit the action plan to HUD by August 16, 2025

Resolutions

The City Council is authorizing an application to participate in the 2025 Georgia Initiative for Community Housing (GICH) program. This three-year program provides technical assistance to develop a South Fulton Housing Plan for neighborhood revitalization.

• Resolution RES2025-038 to apply for the Georgia Initiative for Community Housing program
• Proposed annual budget of $3,000-$5,000 for travel expenses to attend mandatory planning retreats

Resolutions

The City Council is amending the Fiscal Year 2025 budget to incorporate federal grant revenue and a local match for road improvements. This action increases the total budget from $291,631,245 to $295,058,458.

• Cochran Road Over Camp Creek Improvement Project (ITB No. 24-35) awarded to Southeastern Site Development, Inc. for $4,284,016
• Allocation of $3,427,213 in federal grant revenue from the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP/ARC)
• Local matching contribution of $856,803 from the General Fund
• Project scope includes bridge replacement, new roadway approaches, curb and gutter, sidewalks, drainage, and ADA upgrades

Resolutions

The City Council adopted a resolution calling on the federal government to restore funding for Job Corps programs. The body is demanding that the U.S. Department of Labor either reopen the abandoned South Fulton Job Corps site or transfer ownership of the facility to the city.

• Resolution RES2025-045 regarding the $50 million South Fulton Job Corps site
• Demand for the U.S. Department of Labor to remediate the 25-acre abandoned facility or transfer ownership to the City of South Fulton
• Request for full restoration of federal funding for Job Corps programs in the Fiscal Year 2026 budget

Resolutions

The City Council adopted a resolution to ratify a FY 2024 SAFER grant application to FEMA. The funding is intended to hire 25 firefighters to staff the new Station 10, which is scheduled to open in 2027.

• FEMA SAFER grant application in the amount of $6,472,500
• Total local matching contribution of $2,481,125
• Plan to hire 25 firefighters for Station 10
• Station 10 will include a HazMat team, rescue unit, engine company, and ladder company

Resolutions

The City Council ratified a grant application to FEMA for a Smoke Alarm Blitz program. The project aims to install or distribute approximately 2,000 smoke alarms over two years.

• Approval of $3,197 in local matching funds for a $63,940 total project cost
• Request for $60,743 in FEMA Fire Prevention and Safety (FP&S) grant funding

Resolutions

The City Council decided to apply for a $110,000 National Endowment for the Arts grant to commission a public art installation. The project involves a steel and aluminum sculpture by resident artist Kevin Cole to be placed outside the Southwest Arts Center.

• Grant application to National Endowment for the Arts for $110,000
• City commitment of $55,000 in matching funds
• Commission of a sculpture by artist Kevin Cole for the Southwest Arts Center

Ordinances

The City Council adopted Ordinance 2025-015 to change the zoning of a property from a Mixed Use District to a Limited Commercial District. This change affects approximately 1.01 acres of land.

• Rezoning of 5290 Campbellton Fairburn Road (Parcel IDS: 09F300001170876) from MIX to C-1

Resolutions

The City Council is adopting Resolution 2025-039 to update the vehicle usage policy for elected officials. This includes the creation of a specific take-home vehicle policy for the Mayor.

• Establishment of a mayoral take-home vehicle policy
• Requirement for elected officials to use pool vehicles for travel over 50 miles outside city limits
• Prohibition of simultaneous use of a city vehicle and a traveling allowance
• Requirement for non-city employees or officials to sign a waiver before being transported in a city vehicle
• Restriction of vehicle use to the 20-county Atlanta Metropolitan area unless approved by the City Manager or Council

Resolutions

The City Council is appointing representatives for the Georgia Municipal Association Convention held in Savannah from June 19-24, 2025. This action designates the city's voting delegate and flag bearer.

• Appointment of Jaceey Sebastian as Voting delegate and Flag bearer

Resolutions

The City Council adopted Resolution RES2025-040 to increase the Fiscal Year 2025 budget from $268,926,133 to $291,631,245. The amendment covers prior-year encumbrances, land acquisitions, grant matches, and project carryforwards.

• TSPLOST II project carryforwards of $15,264,825
• General Fund departmental additions of $13,750,562 for land acquisitions and cultural affairs
• Capital Grant Fund increase of $640,581 for LMIG projects on Fulton Industrial Boulevard
• $750,000 reduction to the Wolf Creek Amphitheatre Fund due to project delays
• $15,000 private donation for the Juneteenth Celebration

Ordinances

The South Fulton City Council adopted Ordinance 2025-014 to rezone 1.09 acres at 1875 Dove Drive from R-3 to R-4A zoning, allowing subdivision into up to three single-family lots. The ordinance includes attached conditions requiring compliance with the submitted site plan before any building permits or certificates of occupancy are issued.

• Rezoned 1.09 acres at 1875 Dove Drive (Parcel ID: 14F0077 LL0244) from R-3 to R-4A zoning
• Subdivision into no more than three single-family detached lots required
• Site plan compliance with South Fulton Zoning Ordinance & Subdivision Regulations mandated before first Certificate of Occupancy
• Ordinance adopted May 27, 2025, with 7 councilmembers voting in favor

Resolutions

The City Council is estimating the 2025 millage rate to comply with HB92 and HB581. This estimate allows the City Manager to transmit the rate to the County Tax Assessor before the actual rate is set by ordinance.

• Estimated 2025 millage rate set at 12.399 mills
• Authorization for City Manager to submit estimation to the County

Resolutions

The City Council adopted Resolution RES2025-036 to halt the issuance of burn permits in a specific area. This measure allows the city to review development ordinances and land use plans to protect public welfare.

• 90-day moratorium on burn permits within a three-mile radius of the former Bishop Road Landfill
• Resolution RES2025-036 adopted May 13, 2025

Ordinances

The South Fulton City Council adopted an ordinance rezoning 11.35 acres at 3600 Buffington Center Place and 5070 Gwendoline Drive from Office & Institutional (O-I) to Light Industrial (M-1). The rezoning includes conditions such as a 6-foot privacy fence along Gwendoline Drive and adherence to landscape and buffer requirements. The vote was unanimous among the councilmembers present.

• Rezoning of 11.35 acres (parcels 13 0064 LL0577 & 13 0064 LL0569) from O-I to M-1
• Condition requiring a 6-foot privacy fence along Gwendoline Drive before certificate of occupancy
• Zoning buffer and landscape strip requirements under Section 405 must be followed
• Ordinance passed on second reading with all councilmembers voting aye (May 13, 2025)
• First reading held April 22, 2025

Resolutions

The City Council adopted Resolution RES2025-032 to establish a uniform process for city operations. This policy creates a framework for Management Directives and Department Standard Operating Procedures to ensure consistency and accountability in staff actions.

• Adoption of Resolution RES2025-032 regarding the Standard Operating Procedures System Policy

Resolutions

The City Council is considering Resolution 2025-033 to amend the City Human Resources Policies and Procedures Manual. The proposed amendment adds a General Artificial Intelligence Policy to establish a governance structure for AI systems used by the city.

• Resolution 2025-033: Amendment to the Human Resources Policies and Procedures Manual regarding AI governance

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council adopted Resolution RES2025-031, amending TSPLOST I and II funding allocations to reflect increased costs and scope changes. The action moves the Enon Rd roundabout project to TSPLOST II, defers sidewalk construction on four roads due to land acquisition delays, and reallocates $19.25 million for repaving subdivisions, corridors, and high-traffic-volume roads.

• Move roundabout at Enon Rd & Stonewall Tell Rd from TSPLOST I to TSPLOST II ($2.625 million)
• Defer construction phases of sidewalk projects on Cascade Rd, Welcome All Rd, Flat Shoals Rd, and Merk Rd (total approx. $19.25 million)
• Reallocate $19.25 million for repaving: Full Depth Reclamation Roads off FIB ($585,600), repaving subdivisions ($3.54 million), Tier 3 corridors ($4.47 million), and High Traffic Volume corridors ($8.38 million)
• Address TSPLOST I budget gap of $8.6 million and TSPLOST II gap of $1.77 million
• Roundabout at Stonewall Tell Rd & Jones/Pittman Rd funded with $1.2 million from reserves

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council is voting on Resolution RES2025-030, which affirms support for the Civil Rights Act, Voting Rights Act, and Fair Housing Act, and expresses opposition to recent policy shifts at the U.S. Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division. The resolution, sponsored by Councilmembers Carmalitha Gumbs and Helen Willis, urges Congress and the administration to reverse what it describes as harmful changes.

• Resolution RES2025-030: affirms support for federal civil rights laws and opposes DOJ Civil Rights Division changes under Harmeet Dhillon
• Sponsored by Councilmembers Carmalitha Gumbs and Helen Willis
• Calls on citizens to contact elected representatives and urges Congress to exercise oversight
• Directs City Clerk to send copies to Georgia Congressional Delegation and the President

Resolutions

The City Council will consider Resolution RES2025-035, which formally commits funding, policies, and staff support to revitalize the Old National District from Old Bill Cook Road to Jonesboro Road. The resolution also establishes an Old National District Advisory Board composed of seven members to guide business recruitment, placemaking, and small business support. The accompanying by-laws define the board's structure, member qualifications, and operating rules.

• Resolution RES2025-035: Support for growth and revitalization of Old National District with dedicated funding and staff
• Creation of Old National District Advisory Board with 7 members appointed by City Council
• Advisory Board boundaries: Godby Road to Jonesboro Road, Old National Business District
• Board member terms: initial 1-year, then 3-year terms; removal for two unexcused absences
• Public participation allowed with 2-minute speaking limit at board meetings

Resolutions

The City Council adopted a resolution requiring all Planning Commission and Zoning Board of Appeals members to complete annual training on planning and zoning, Robert's Rules of Order, and ethics. Failure to complete the training by March each year results in immediate removal and replacement.

• Resolution RES2025-037: Mandatory annual training for Planning Commission and Zoning Board of Appeals members
• Training to be provided by Carl Vinson Institute of Government
• Failure to complete training by March results in immediate removal

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council is voting on a resolution to acquire real property at 6010 Old National Highway for $907,900. The property is located in Land Lot 124 of the 13th District. The resolution authorizes the city to close on the purchase and execute necessary documents. This is the only item on the agenda.

• Acquisition of 6010 Old National Highway (Parcel 13-0124-LL-032-8) for $907,900

Resolutions

The Mayor and City Council voted to accept and adopt the City of South Fulton Housing Assessment. Developed by the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC), the report identifies housing patterns, challenges, and potential policy strategies to guide future city planning.

• Adoption of Resolution RES2025-028 regarding the City of South Fulton Housing Assessment

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council adopted a resolution establishing the Helio Armando Garcia III Line of Duty Policy and Benefit Fund, named after a fallen police officer. The fund provides benefits including a $5,000 funeral benefit, a survivor's annuity for 400 weeks, 36 months of health insurance, and scholarships for dependents of employees who die in the line of duty.

• Funeral benefit of $5,000 for immediate disbursement
• Survivor annuity for 400 weeks covering the difference between salary and workers' compensation
• Health insurance continuation for dependents for 36 months
• Scholarship up to $5,000 for college-age children or eligible dependents
• Fund named after South Fulton Police Officer Captain Helio Armando Garcia III

Resolutions

The City Council adopted a resolution authorizing the city to apply for a $100,000 grant from the U.S. Soccer Foundation, supplied by Musco Lighting, to develop a mini pitch at Wilkerson Mill-Farris Park. The application deadline is May 9, 2025. The vote was 7–0 with one councilmember absent.

• Authorizes grant application to U.S. Soccer Foundation for a mini pitch at Wilkerson Mill-Farris Park
• Grant amount: $100,000, supplied by Musco Lighting
• Application deadline: May 9, 2025
• Resolution adopted with 7 ayes and one absent councilmember

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council adopted Resolution 2025-024 to amend the FY23 and FY24 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Annual Action Plans, reallocating a combined $474,879 (FY23) and $537,336 (FY24) from blight reduction, fair housing, and economic development activities to the Senior Home Rehabilitation Program and public facilities for park improvements. The vote was 6-0, with one council member not present.

• FY23: $100,000 reallocated to Housing Rehabilitation (from $0); Public Facilities (Parks) increased from $149,879 to $374,879
• FY24: $100,000 reallocated to Housing Rehabilitation (from $0); Public Facilities (Parks) increased from $187,336 to $437,336
• Funding shifts from Blight Reduction ($125,000 each year), Fair Housing/Legal Services ($25,000 each year), and Economic Development ($100,000 each year) to zero
• Total CDBG funding remains unchanged at $474,879 (FY23) and $537,336 (FY24)

Resolutions

The City Council adopted Resolution RES2025-025 to create an advisory committee to study the creation of an impact fee program. This committee is a legal prerequisite for the city to adopt a development impact fee ordinance under Georgia law.

• Establishment of the City of South Fulton Impact Fee Advisory Committee
• Appointment of Sky Hutchins, Joel Athy, April Roberson, Rhoda Simpson, Dorothy Crawley, and Drew deMan to the committee
• Resolution RES2025-025 adopted April 22, 2025

Resolutions

The City Council adopted Resolution RES2025-027, which amends the Future Development Map to redesignate approximately 191 acres at 555 Spence Road, 0 Old Senoia Road, 0 Irwin Road, and 0 Fayetteville Road from the Suburban Neighborhood character area to the Industrial Zone character area. The change aligns the properties with the city's comprehensive plan and was approved unanimously by the council and signed by the mayor.

• Redesignation of 191+/- acres at four addresses (555 Spence Road, 0 Old Senoia Road, 0 Irwin Road, 0 Fayetteville Road) from Suburban Neighborhood to Industrial Zone.
• Resolution number RES2025-027 introduced by Councilmember Rowell and seconded by Councilmember Gumbs.
• Vote was unanimous with all councilmembers and the mayor voting in favor.
• The amendment takes effect immediately upon adoption (April 22, 2025).

Ordinances

The City Council voted to rezone 17.4 acres at 3880 Thaxton Road from AG-1/SUB-C to CUP (Community Unit Plan) district, allowing up to 42 single-family detached homes with specific conditions on lot size, setbacks, facades, and infrastructure. The ordinance was adopted on second reading after a motion by Councilmember Gumbs, with all council members present voting in favor.

• Rezoning 17.4 acres at 3880 Thaxton Road (Parcel 14F0071 LL0570) to CUP district
• Development limited to 42 single-family homes with minimum 2,000 sq ft heated floor area
• Requires right-turn lane on Thaxton Road and monument sign with landscaping
• Mandatory HOA with 10% renter cap and prohibition on boarding
• Emergency gate with knock box separating from High Point subdivision

Ordinances

The City Council is considering an ordinance to amend Chapter 3 of Title 12 regarding short-term rentals. The proposal establishes new definitions for nuisance behavior, permit requirements, and application procedures for rental owners.

• Requirement of a short-term rental permit for any dwelling unit rented for 30 consecutive days or less
• Non-refundable application fee of $200.00
• Requirement for proof of liability insurance of at least $500,000.00
• Mandatory posting and mailing of public notices to property owners within 300 feet of an application
• Prohibition of permits for locations with a history of nuisance behavior

Ordinances

The City Council is considering an ordinance to create the C.O.R.E. (Community, Opportunity, Resilience & Empowerment) Alliance Advisory Board. This body would provide strategy and policy recommendations to support economic development and revitalization in Districts 2 and 4.

• Ordinance ORD2025-012 to establish the C.O.R.E. Alliance Advisory Board and bylaws
• Creation of a 7-member advisory board appointed by City Council
• Focus on business recruitment, fundraising, and strategic planning for Districts 2 and 4
• Agreement to work with the Georgia Department of Community Affairs for economic development resources

Ordinances

The City Council adopted an ordinance rezoning 53.9 acres at 3143 & 3030 Demooney Road, 0 Camp Creek Parkway, and 0 Hathcock Road from the CUP/Cliftondale Overlay District to the same district to allow a 107-unit single-family residential community. The development is subject to conditions including minimum lot sizes, building materials, and a mandatory homeowners association. The ordinance had its first reading on March 25, 2025, and was adopted on April 8, 2025.

• Rezoning 53.9 acres for 107 single-family detached homes on four parcels (14F0146LL0167, 14F0147LL0083, 14F0147LL0091, 14F0146LL0175)
• Development conditions: minimum 1,600 sq ft heated area, 2-car garage, brick/stone front exterior, no vinyl siding
• Mandatory HOA to maintain buffers, greenspace, and common areas; two access points on Hathcock Road
• Right-of-way dedication along Hathcock Road at no cost to the city; 50-foot undisturbed buffer with 10-foot improvement setback
• Cliftondale Overlay Standards apply except street trees; alternative landscaping plan approved

Resolutions

The City Council voted to adopt a new International Travel Policy as an amendment to the existing Travel Policy (Resolution 2023-061). The policy sets rules for pre-approval, expense limits, reimbursement, and post-travel reporting for all international travel on city business.

• Resolution RES2025-022 amends the travel policy to add international travel provisions
• All international travel must be pre-approved by a majority vote of the City Council at least 30 days before departure
• Expenses are limited to economy airfare, mid-range lodging, and per diem based on federal guidelines; luxury accommodations require Council approval
• Travelers must submit itemized receipts within 10 business days and provide a written report for inclusion on a Council agenda
• Non-compliance may result in denied reimbursement, required repayment, or denial of future travel by majority vote

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council voted to grant a Special Use Permit for a pet cremation and memorial service at 4445 Commerce Circle SW, Suite B-10. The permit is non-transferable and requires a valid city business license. The resolution also grants concurrent variances as listed in the appendix.

• Special Use Permit granted for pet cremation and memorial service at 4445 Commerce Circle SW, Suite B-10 (Parcel 14F0051 LL0251)
• Permit is non-transferable and requires a valid South Fulton business license
• Concurrent variances granted per Section 808.12 of the zoning code
• Resolution adopted unanimously (all council members present voted aye)

Resolutions

The City Council is considering Resolution RES2025-021 to proclaim April 18 through April 30 of each year as National Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month. The resolution aims to promote inclusivity and awareness of autism spectrum disorder within the community.

• Resolution RES2025-021: Proclaiming April 18-30 as National Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month

Ordinances

The City Council adopted Ordinance 2025-008, amending business tax codes to prohibit tobacco stores and smoke shops within one mile of schools, daycares, and educational buildings. The ordinance defines 'tobacco store or smoke shop' based on criteria such as 35% of merchandise or floor space devoted to tobacco products. New establishments must obtain a special use permit, while grocery stores and gas stations with ancillary tobacco sales are exempt.

• Adopted ordinance banning tobacco stores/smoke shops within 1 mile of schools, daycares, and educational buildings
• Defined 'tobacco store or smoke shop' as retail with primary business activity of tobacco, measured by 35% threshold for merchandise, revenue, or floor space
• Requires special use permit for new tobacco retailers and a registered surveyor's certificate showing compliance
• Exempts grocery stores, supermarkets, and gas station convenience stores where tobacco is not the primary business
• Ordinance passed with Mayor Khalid Kamau voting nay; effective upon adoption

Resolutions

The City Council is voting on Resolution RES2025-017 to adopt the Strategic Plan as a community-led roadmap for the city's future, including goals and recommendations. The plan was presented on February 25, 2025.

• Adoption of the 2025 Strategic Plan (Resolution RES2025-017)

Resolutions

The City Council voted unanimously to authorize the acquisition of two parcels of land at 0 Wallace Road and 0 Union Road for municipal purposes. The resolution allows closing counsel to finalize the purchase and directs the mayor, city manager, or city attorney to execute necessary documents.

• Acquisition of 0 Wallace Road (Parcel ID 14-0105-LL-015-8) and 0 Union Road (Parcel ID 14-0119-LL-038-4) authorized
• Resolution passed on March 19, 2025, with all council members voting in favor

Resolutions

The City Council voted to amend zoning conditions and grant two variances to allow a mixed-use multifamily building with up to 87 apartments, retail space, and a restaurant at 2215 Jonesboro Road. The resolution modifies conditions from a 2007 Fulton County zoning petition and permits grading within buffers and reduced landscape islands. The project is in the C-1 Limited Commercial/Old National Highway Overlay District.

• Amendment to conditions 1(A), 1(B), & 2(A) of zoning petition 2007Z-0032 for a mixed-use building at 2215 Jonesboro Road (Tax Parcel ID 130188LL0610)
• Variance from Section 405.1 to allow grading within undisturbed buffers on the north and east sides
• Variance from Section 405.2 to reduce the number of required landscape islands
• Development limited to 5,600 sq ft of commercial uses (e.g., restaurant, grocery, coffee shop) and a maximum of 87 apartment units including live-work units
• Minimum 200 parking spaces required; live-work units subject to operational restrictions

Ordinances

The South Fulton City Council adopted Ordinance 2025-007, which amends Chapter 9 of the City Code to establish a formal process for disposing of surplus city property, including furniture and minor electronics. The ordinance defines surplus property as items that have exhausted their useful life and sets a hierarchical procedure: first offer to city departments, then public auction, then sale to employees, then donation to nonprofits, then recycling, and finally disposal as solid waste.

• Ordinance 2025-007 passed unanimously on March 19, 2025
• Defines surplus property as furniture and minor electronics that have exhausted useful life
• Requires General Services to catalog surplus property and offer it to city departments first
• Authorizes public auction, then employee purchase for a de minimis fee, then donation to local nonprofits
• Allows recycling of minor electronics to vendors in metropolitan Atlanta or disposal as solid waste

Ordinances

The City Council adopted Ordinance 2025-006, rezoning 17.11 acres at 0 Roosevelt Highway from AG-1 (Agricultural) to M-1 (Light Industrial) for a 195,000-square-foot warehouse/distribution facility. The applicant must contribute $100,000 toward a traffic signal and provide additional landscaping along Roosevelt Highway. The ordinance was approved on second reading on March 19, 2025.

• Rezoning 17.11 acres at 0 Roosevelt Highway from AG-1 to M-1
• 195,000-square-foot light-industrial warehouse / distribution facility
• $100,000 contribution for a traffic signal per warrant analysis
• Requirement for additional landscaping and screening along Roosevelt Highway
• Ordinance adopted on second reading (first reading Feb 25, 2025)

IGA's & Other Agreements

The City Council is considering a contract with Lefko Development, Inc. dba Lefko Construction for indefinite delivery/quantity construction services, not to exceed $3 million annually. The initial term is one year with two one-year automatic renewals. The contract covers task-order construction work as requested by the General Services Department.

• Contract with Lefko Development, Inc. dba Lefko Construction for IDIQ construction services up to $3 million
• Initial term of one year with two one-year automatic renewals
• Liquidated damages of $500 per day for delayed completion
• Contractor located at 105 Mansell Circle, Roswell, GA 30075
• City may issue task orders with no guaranteed minimum spending

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council will vote on a resolution declaring March 2025 as Women's History Month. The resolution recognizes women's contributions and historical milestones, with no other business on the agenda.

• Resolution proclaiming March as Women's History Month

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council voted to authorize submission of a Livable Centers Institute grant application to the Atlanta Regional Commission for $700,000 in funding to develop a GDOT Concept Report for the Chattahoochee RiverLands trails. The resolution includes a local match requirement of $140,000 (20%) and outlines obligations if awarded.

• Authorizes LCI grant application for Chattahoochee RiverLands trails concept report
• Total project cost: $700,000 ($560,000 federal request, $140,000 local match)
• Deadline for submission is February 28, 2025
• City or Trust for Public Land to commit local match funding
• Resolution adopted unanimously with aye votes from all council members present

Resolutions

The City Council adopted Resolution RES2025-013 to increase the total FY2025 budget from $261,549,373 to $268,926,133. The funds are allocated for public safety equipment, fire station renovations, and sanitation infrastructure.

• Fire Department: $5,627,102 for two Marion Triple Combination Rescue Style Pumpers ($1,796,300) and two 2024 Marion Aerial Apparatus ($3,830,802)
• Fire Station #6: $650,000 for renovations due to revised statement of work
• Merk Miles Citizens Convenience Center: $500,000 for capital site improvements
• Sanitation Fund: $49,829 for the purchase of a sanitation vehicle
• General Fund: $549,829 transfer to the Sanitation Fund

Resolutions

The City Council adopted Resolution RES2025-014, authorizing the submission of a grant application to the Coalition for Green Capital's Municipal Fund Investment Grant program. The grant would fund development of a clean energy and climate resiliency plan for South Fulton. The resolution passed unanimously with no dissenting votes.

• Authorization to apply for a Municipal Fund Investment Grant from the Coalition for Green Capital
• Grant deadline is March 2025
• Grant would fund a clean energy and climate resiliency plan for the city
• No dollar amount specified in the resolution

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council adopted Resolution RES2025-016 to authorize development of a Clean Energy and Resiliency Initiative. The initiative includes creating a climate resiliency plan, adopting green building codes by 2030, achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, incorporating renewable energy into city operations and vehicle fleet, and developing a public education plan for citizens and businesses.

• Adoption of Resolution RES2025-016 authorizing the Clean Energy and Resiliency Initiative
• Commitment to adopt green and energy-efficient building codes by 2030
• Goal to significantly reduce carbon footprint and move toward carbon neutrality by 2050
• Plan to develop policies for renewable energy sources in city operations, facilities, and vehicle fleet
• Creation of a robust education plan on clean energy and climate resiliency for stakeholders

IGA's & Other Agreements

The South Fulton City Council will consider approving a three-year, up to $3 million indefinite delivery indefinite quantity construction contract with Public Facilities & Services of Roswell, GA. The contract, awarded via RFP #24-26, covers construction services as requested by the General Services Department and includes provisions for liquidated damages and automatic renewals.

• Approval of contract with Public Facilities & Services for up to $3 million for construction services
• Initial one-year term with two one-year automatic renewals
• Liquidated damages of $500 per day for delays beyond task-order completion
• Contractor provides indefinite quantity construction as needed by General Services Department

IGA's & Other Agreements

The City Council is deciding whether to approve a three-year, $3 million indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (IDIQ) construction contract with Synergy Development Partners LLC. The contract, procured through RFP #24-26, covers task-order construction services as requested by the General Services Department. There is no guaranteed minimum spending under the contract.

• Approval of a $3 million IDIQ construction contract with Synergy Development Partners LLC (RFP #24-26)
• Contract term: one year with two optional one-year renewals, total possible three years
• Contractor located at 55 Ivan Allen Jr Blvd, Suite 835, Atlanta, GA 30308
• Liquidated damages of $500 per day for late completion of task orders
• Contract managed by the General Services Department

IGA's & Other Agreements

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Resolutions

The City Council voted to establish a 15-member steering committee to oversee the update of South Fulton's comprehensive plan, as required by the Georgia Planning Act. The committee includes council district representatives, planning and zoning officials, and community stakeholders. The committee will be dissolved upon adoption of the plan.

• Resolution RES2025-010 creates the Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee
• Appoints 15 members including Lamonte Carr, Mykah Richards, Pamela Harvey, Patrick Ewing, Karen Norris, Marsha Still, Alvin Reynolds, Dr. Toni Blackshear, Greg Bailey, Tia McCoy, Tarika Peeks, Gil R. Prado, Mercedes Miller, Keith Perry, and Sarah-Elizabeth Langford
• Committee required under Georgia law (O.C.G.A. § 45-12-200) to maintain qualified local government status
• Committee will be dissolved upon adoption of the comprehensive plan
• Resolution passed with Mayor khalid kamau voting nay

Resolutions

The City Council adopted Resolution RES2025-011, which modifies zoning condition 3(c) from Petition 2006Z-0033. This eliminates the requirement for detention ponds along the west property line at 2685 Jerome Road. The property is in the CUP/Old National Highway Overlay District and spans eight tax parcels. The resolution was offered by Councilmember Bell and seconded by Councilmember Williams-Brown, and was adopted on February 11, 2025.

• Eliminated detention pond condition for eight tax parcels at 2685 Jerome Road
• Resolution sponsored by Councilmember Bell, seconded by Councilmember Williams-Brown
• Adopted at the February 11, 2025 regular meeting

IGA's & Other Agreements

The City of South Fulton is entering into a services contract with Atlas Technical Consultants, LLC. The agreement concerns right of way acquisition and management services under RFP 24-32.

• Contract with Atlas Technical Consultants, LLC for Right of Way Acquisition & Management Services (RFP 24-32)

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council is considering a resolution to amend previous event regulations (RES2023-030) by adding detailed definitions and procedures for city-sponsored, mayoral, council, departmental, and special events. The proposed changes clarify event approval processes, public safety plan requirements, facility reservations, funding mechanisms, and marketing restrictions.

• New definitions for City Council/Mayoral Events, Signature/Secondary Events, City Events, Departmental Events, and others
• Requirement for a public safety plan if more than 2 law enforcement officers are needed at an event
• Mandatory online Special Events Application with insurance and permitting; failure results in denial
• Facility capacity limits: Southwest Arts Center for 0-300 persons, Wolf Creek Amphitheater for 300+ with security plan
• Restrictions on event flyers: must use city templates, no other elected officials' names/images on city or departmental event materials

Resolutions

The City Council adopted Resolution RES2025-008 to modify a zoning condition for a property on Old National Highway. The change allows for a waxing studio and the redevelopment of the previous Summertree development as fee simple townhomes instead of condominiums.

• Modification of zoning condition 1(a) for 6385 Old National Highway (Tax Parcel ID: 13016400030762)
• Approval for a waxing studio at 6385 Old National Highway
• Reclassification of Summertree development from condominiums to fee simple townhomes

Resolutions

The agenda consists solely of a procedural item: the Mayor and City Council affirm the Civility Pledge. Resolution 2025-005 was previously adopted on January 14, 2025, and is being presented for acknowledgment. No other substantive business is on the agenda.

• Affirmation of the Civility Pledge
• Adoption of Resolution 2025-005 (January 14, 2025)

Resolutions

The City Council decided to grant a special use permit and concurrent variances for a waxing and beauty salon. The permit is specific to the property at 6385 Old National Highway and is non-transferable.

• Approval of special use permit for a waxing/beauty salon at 6385 Old National Highway, Suite 100, Unit 9
• Granting of concurrent variances per Sec. 808.12 of Appendix C of the Code of Ordinances
• Requirement for owner Christopher Guilmet to maintain a current business license

Ordinances

The City Council is considering Ordinance 2025-005, which would repeal and replace Title 16 of the South Fulton Code of Ordinances governing alcoholic beverages. The proposed rewrite adds new definitions—including microbrewery, curbside pick-up, and growler—and updates regulations for licenses, permits, and operations. The ordinance covers purposes such as protecting schools, churches, and parks, and aligning with state law. This is a public hearing on the proposed replacement.

• Complete replacement of Title 16 Alcoholic Beverages with a new Title 16
• New definitions added for microbrewery, brewpub, farm winery, nightclub, and private club
• Provision for curbside pick-up of alcoholic beverages from licensed premises
• Regulations for special events, caterers, and special event facilities
• Definition of approved container for mixed drinks with tamper-evident seals

Resolutions

The City Council adopted a resolution to amend conditions of zoning imposed by a 1970 petition for property at 0 Summertree Court. The change allows the redevelopment as fee-simple townhomes rather than condominiums, with added conditions for a perimeter fence and sidewalks.

• Adopted resolution (RES2025-001) modifying zoning conditions from Petition 1970-028 for 0 Summertree Court (tax parcel 13016400030762)
• Allows fee-simple townhomes instead of condominiums within the same development footprint
• New conditions: perimeter fence on northeast side adjacent to Carrington Point and sidewalks in front of development

Resolutions

The South Fulton City Council approved Resolution RES2025-002 granting a Special Use Permit for a nail salon at 6175 Old National Highway, Suite 264. The permit includes conditions that the owner Sieu Nguyen maintain a current business license and that the permit is non-transferable. The resolution was adopted on January 14, 2025.

• Special Use Permit for nail salon at 6175 Old National Highway, Suite 264 (Parcel 130125LL0715)
• Applicant and owner: Sieu Nguyen
• Conditions: maintain current business license; permit non-transferable
• Resolution adopted with motion by Councilmember Williams-Brown, seconded by Councilmember Pritchett
• Property located in Mixed Use District/Old National Highway Overlay District

Resolutions

The City Council adopted a resolution to modify zoning conditions on property at 0 Summertree Court, allowing redevelopment as fee-simple townhomes instead of condominiums. The resolution adds requirements for a perimeter fence on the northeast side and sidewalks in front of the development. The vote was unanimous.

• Zoning modification for 0 Summertree Court (tax parcel 13016400030762) to classify as fee-simple townhomes
• Requires a fence along the northeast side adjacent to Carrington Point
• Requires installation of sidewalks directly in front of the development
• Amendment to conditions originally imposed by Fulton County Petition 1967-0070
• Resolution adopted unanimously on January 14, 2025

Resolutions

The City Council adopted Resolution RES2025-004, fixing qualifying fees for the 2025 general election and setting election dates. The fee for mayor is $1,445.67; for city councilmembers it is $1,145.67. Qualifying runs August 18–22, 2025, at City Hall. The general election is November 4, 2025, with a possible runoff on December 2, 2025.

• Mayor qualifying fee set at $1,445.67 (3% of $48,189 salary)
• Councilmember qualifying fee set at $1,145.67 (3% of $38,189 salary) for Districts 2, 4, and 6
• General election November 4, 2025; runoff December 2, 2025 if needed
• Qualifying period August 18–22, 2025 at 5440 Fulton Industrial Blvd SW, Atlanta
• Voter registration deadline October 6, 2025; absentee voting begins October 13, 2025

Resolutions

The City Council is voting on a resolution to appoint District 7 Councilmember Linda Becquer Pritchett as Mayor Pro Tempore for a term running through the first regular meeting in 2026. The resolution is the only item on the agenda and is required by the City Charter to be elected at the first regular meeting each year.

• Resolution RES2025-006 appointing Councilmember Linda Becquer Pritchett as Mayor Pro Tempore for 2025-2026

Ordinances

The South Fulton City Council voted to rezone 82.43 acres at 0 & 5070 Derrick Road from agricultural to a Community Unit Plan district, allowing development of 247 single-family detached homes. The ordinance includes conditions such as minimum lot sizes, architectural standards, and a roadway connection for emergency access. A concurrent variance reduces a 100-foot buffer to 25 feet where the property borders Union City.

• Rezone 82.43 acres at 0 & 5070 Derrick Road from AG-1 to CUP (Community Unit Plan) district
• Development limited to 247 single-family detached homes
• Minimum lot size 5,000 sq ft, setbacks 20 ft front/rear, 5 ft side
• Amenities: swimming pool with cabana and playground
• Emergency roadway connection to Forest Creek Subdivision via Amberland Square

Ordinances

The City Council is considering an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance regarding commercial parking. The proposal restricts commercial parking areas to one per one-mile radius within the Fulton Industrial Boulevard Overlay District.

• TA24-003: Amendment to Zoning Ordinance Sec. 302.48(h) regarding commercial truck parking distance requirements

Ordinances

The City Council adopted Ordinance 2025-003 to update the city's budget policy and procedures. The changes allow the proposed budget and its amendments to be enacted through a resolution as well as an ordinance.

• Amends Section 1-8003 (Municipal Budget Policy) and Section 1-8004 (Budget Ordinance)
• Establishes that 25% of traffic camera enforcement fines, fees, and judgments (minus costs) be allocated to the Trayvon Wilkens Memorial Pedestrian Fund for traffic calming devices
• Allows for supplementary appropriations to be made via ordinance or resolution

Ordinances

The City Council adopted Ordinance 2025-004 to amend Chapter 10 (Blasting) of the Building Regulations. The ordinance modifies abutter notification requirements, requiring certified mail and hand delivery to all property owners within 2,640 feet of a blasting site at least one week before blasting. It also mandates notification to the building inspector, police, and fire departments.

• Requires certified mail notification to all abutters within half-mile of blasting site
• Adds hand-delivery requirement for abutter notifications
• Requires notification to building inspector, fire and police departments one week in advance
• Repeals any conflicting ordinances
• Authorizes police chief to create permit application forms

Ordinances

The City Council is considering an ordinance to rezone 82.43+ acres at 0 & 5070 Derrick Road. The change from an agricultural district to a community unit plan district would allow for the development of 247 single family detached homes.

• Rezoning of 82.43+ acres at 0 & 5070 Derrick Road from AG-1 to CUP
• Proposed development of 247 single family detached homes
• Requirement for amenities including a swimming pool with cabana and a playground
• Proposed 25-foot open space area adjacent to Union City
• Variance to reduce the 100-foot undisturbed buffer to 0 feet where the property borders Union City