College Park public meetings in 2025

Charter Review Commission

The College Park Charter Review Commission will meet on December 30, 2025 at 6:00 p.m. The commission will review and discuss Article I of the City Charter. It will also review and discuss Article II of the City Charter.

• Review and discuss Article I of the City Charter
• Review and discuss Article II of the City Charter

The commission determined that a quorum was not present, so no official actions could be taken. All agenda items, including approval of the agenda, old business, and new business discussions of Charter Articles I and II, were left without action. The meeting adjourned at 8:09 p.m.

Board of Ethics

The College Park Board of Ethics will meet in person on December 3, 2025 at 6:00 P.M. The board will designate a Chair, Vice Chair, and Secretary. It will also review and adopt the board's bylaws. The meeting will not be broadcast live on social media.

• Designate Chair, Vice Chair, and Secretary
• Review and adopt the Board of Ethics bylaws

The Board of Ethics approved its meeting agenda unanimously. Members nominated and approved Brian Granville as Chair, Jeff Hood as Vice Chair, and Valencia Williamson as Secretary, each with a 4-0-0 vote. The Board also adopted its bylaws by a unanimous vote.

• Approved meeting agenda (4-0-0)
• Designated Brian Granville as Chair (4-0-0)
• Designated Jeff Hood as Vice Chair (4-0-0)
• Designated Valencia Williamson as Secretary (4-0-0)
• Adopted the bylaws (4-0-0)

City Council

The City Council will decide on several high-cost infrastructure projects, including water main replacements and a GICC roof repair. The body will also consider new ordinances regarding short-term rentals and the establishment of a Commercial Leasing Relations Commission.

• Emergency GICC roof repair proposed at $3 million for FY 2026 (total project $6 million)
• Water main relocation under Old National High SR 279 for $1,127,340.78
• Water main replacement on Jones Circle for $821,000.00
• Ordinance to adopt Article XVIII (Short-Term Rentals) within Chapter 5 of the City Code
• Comprehensive Plan services contract for Inspire Placemaking Collective, Inc. for $145,230.00

The City Council modified the agenda, approved several appointments and a large consent agenda covering multiple service contracts and infrastructure projects, and unanimously approved the award of the Botanical Garden Project to Precision 2000, Inc. It also adopted a comprehensive plan contract, a new commercial leasing commission ordinance, and the 2025 College Park Redevelopment Plan.

• Modified agenda by removing items 9C and 9H and adding item 4 – motion carried (Mayor Pro Tem abstained)
• Approved appointment of Attorney Terrell Thomas to the Charter Review Commission (Ward 3) – unanimous
• Approved consent agenda items A–R, including contracts such as Jay Productions $36,000, Hydroecology $30,000, Vision Fitness $35,000, water main replacements $821,000 and $1,127,340.78, and other purchases – unanimous
• Awarded RFP 26‑10 – Botanical Garden Project to Precision 2000, Inc. – unanimous
• Approved contract with Inspire Placemaking Collective, Inc. for Comprehensive Plan services at $145,230 – unanimous
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2025‑26 establishing the College Park Commercial Leasing Relations Commission – unanimous
• Adopted Resolution No. 2025‑45 adopting the 2025 College Park Redevelopment Plan – unanimous
• Approved purchase of a Cargo Van 150 for $40,000 to support GICC operations – unanimous

City Council

The City Council will vote on several high-cost infrastructure projects and new city ordinances. Key discussions include a phased $6 million roof replacement for the GICC and the adoption of short-term rental regulations.

• Emergency roof replacement for GICC: $3 million for the first half of repairs in FY 2026
• Water main relocation under Old National High SR 279: $1,127,340.78
• Water main replacement on Jones Circle: $821,000.00
• Ordinance to adopt Article XVIII (Short-Term Rentals) within Chapter 5 of the City Code
• Comprehensive Plan services contract for Inspire Placemaking Collective, Inc.: $145,230.00

Workshop Items

The College Park City Council will hold a workshop session on December 1, 2025. Council members will hear a presentation from Mauldin & Jenkins Certified Public Accountants about providing audit services to the city. The agenda lists the item for discussion; no decision is indicated.

• Presentation from Mauldin & Jenkins Certified Public Accountants on city audit services

Workshop Items

The City Council will hold a workshop session to receive a presentation from Mauldin & Jenkins Certified Public Accountants. The firm is proposing to provide annual audit services to the City of College Park.

• Presentation by Mauldin & Jenkins Certified Public Accountants regarding audit services

Charter Review Commission

The Commission is meeting to establish the scope, methodology, and internal procedures for reviewing the College Park City Charter. Members will discuss guiding values for the update and how to solicit community feedback on necessary changes.

• Confirmation of 2025-2026 regularly scheduled meeting calendar
• Identification of Charter sections to be reviewed or updated
• Establishment of internal review procedures for draft recommendations to City Council
• Discussion of methods to solicit community feedback on charter changes

The Charter Review Commission removed two agenda items (5C and 5E) and approved the amended agenda. It approved the 2025‑2026 meeting calendar, set member compensation at $125 per hour, and adopted a schedule to review one charter section each month. The meeting was adjourned at 7:26 p.m.

• Removed agenda item 5C (motion carried 5-2-0)
• Removed agenda item 5E (motion carried 5-2-0)
• Approved agenda as amended (motion carried 6-0-1, 1 abstention)
• Approved 2025‑2026 Regularly Scheduled Meeting Calendar (motion carried 7-0-0)
• Approved member compensation of $125 per hour (motion carried 6-0-1, 1 abstention)
• Adopted monthly charter section review schedule (motion carried 7-0-0)
• Adjourned meeting (motion carried 7-0-0)

Alcoholic License Review Board (ALRB)

The Alcoholic License Review Board meeting scheduled for November 19, 2025 at 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers was cancelled. No items will be discussed or decided at this time. Residents should await a rescheduled meeting notice for any future agenda items.

City Council

The City Council will discuss several funding allocations for city projects and emergency repairs. The body is also reviewing a redevelopment plan and proposed changes to Councilmember compensation and allowances.

• Proposed ordinance to set annual Councilmember salaries at $58,000
• Public hearing for the 2025 College Park Redevelopment Plan
• Allocation of $500,000 for Future City Incubator & Accelerator Center land preparation
• Allocation of $350,000 for Dog Park Development
• Emergency procurement of $141,436 for digital cable and fiber optic infrastructure at the Arena

The College Park City Council approved a $500,000 allocation from the Ward III Capital Initiative Fund for land preparation of the Future City Incubator & Accelerator Center. It also adopted a $350,000 allocation for a new dog park, approved multiple stop‑sign installations, and authorized the lease purchase of four fire apparatus units. All motions passed with unanimous support.

• Amended agenda to add $145,000 from TPD funds – all voted in favor
• Approved Proclamation Honoring The Brick Band – all voted in favor
• Approved Resolution No. 2025-38 for conditional height permit at 3698 East Main St – all voted in favor
• Approved consent agenda covering tree‑planting partnership, MOU with Faith Walkers, $100,000 community services payment, $23,710 fire office repairs, $141,436 arena fiber upgrade, $60,000 cooperative purchase, and $92,501.45 Motorola equipment – all voted in favor
• Approved two stop signs at Howard Dr and Hawthorne Ave – all voted in favor
• Approved $500,000 allocation for Future City Incubator land preparation (Resolution 2025-40) – all voted in favor
• Approved $350,000 allocation for Dog Park Development (Resolution 2025-41) – all voted in favor
• Approved lease purchase of four fire apparatus units (Resolution 2025-43) – all voted in favor

City Council

The College Park City Council will consider a public hearing on a conditional height permit at 3698 East Main Street and the 2025 Redevelopment Plan. It will vote on several contract payments and purchases, including $824,400 in invoices to Colliers International and a $141,436 arena fiber‑optic repair. The council will also adopt capital resolutions allocating $500,000 for a future City Incubator and $350,000 for a new dog park, and will set councilmember salaries at $58,000 per year.

• Approve $824,400 for seven invoices to Colliers International South Carolina, Inc. (budgeted item).
• Allocate $500,000 from the Ward III Capital Initiative Fund for land preparation for the future City Incubator & Accelerator Center.
• Allocate $350,000 for Dog Park Development and authorize SPLOST advance‑funding.
• Approve $141,436 for emergency procurement and installation of digital cable and fiber‑optic infrastructure at the Arena.
• Public hearing and action on a conditional height permit request for 3698 East Main Street.

Workshop Items

The College Park City Council will hold a workshop session to discuss a special Jerome Scales Southside 5‑mile race at the College Park MARTA Station on Jan. 24, 2026. They will also hear a presentation on a proposed Trees Atlanta partnership for planting and caring for trees on Main Street and E Main Street. Additional items include a review of the 2026 citywide events and festivals, a presentation by the CP Historical Preservation Conservancy, and a vision plan for GICC landscape and wayfinding.

• Special event: Jerome Scales Southside 5‑mile race at College Park MARTA Station, Jan 24, 2026
• Proposed Trees Atlanta collaboration for tree planting and care on Main Street and E Main Street
• 2026 Citywide Events, Festivals and Programming presentation
• Presentation by the CP Historical Preservation Conservancy
• GICC Landscape and Wayfinding Arrival Vision Plan presentation by TSW Planning Architecture Landscape

Workshop Items

The College Park City Council workshop will discuss a special event hosted by the Atlanta Track Club—a Jerome Scales Southside 5‑mile race scheduled for January 24, 2026 at the College Park MARTA Station. The session also includes a presentation on a proposed Trees Atlanta partnership for tree planting on Main Street and E Main Street, a review of the 2026 citywide events, festivals and programming calendar, a presentation by the College Park Historical Preservation Conservancy, and the GICC Landscape and Wayfinding Arrival Vision Plan. No city cost is identified for the race, though off‑duty police officers would be contracted at $65.00 per hour.

• Discussion of the Atlanta Track Club Jerome Scales Southside 5‑mile race on Jan 24, 2026 at the College Park MARTA Station (no city cost; police hourly rate $65.00)
• Presentation of a Trees Atlanta collaboration for tree planting and care on Main Street and E Main Street
• Discussion of the 2026 Citywide Events, Festivals and Programming calendar (budgeted Jan 1–June 30)
• Presentation by the College Park Historical Preservation Conservancy
• GICC Landscape and Wayfinding Arrival Vision Plan presented by TSW Planning Architecture Landscape

City Council

The College Park City Council will consider a series of contract and funding approvals, including a $4,973,800 lease purchase of four fire apparatus units. Other items include police vehicle procurement, a mural contract, and funding for a Main Street Train Depot renovation. A public hearing request for a conditional height permit at 3698 East Main Street will also be discussed.

• Lease purchase of four fire apparatus units (ladder, tiller, pumper, skeeter) for $4,973,800 (FY 2026, non‑budgeted)
• Purchase of 12 new/replacement Police Department vehicles for $822,690.22
• Approval of $79,033.86 contract with Kanoom Construction for Ward 3 mural
• Approval of $250,000 funding for renovation of the Main Street Train Depot
• Request to set a public hearing on November 17, 2025 for a conditional height permit at 3698 East Main Street

The City Council set a public hearing for a conditional height permit at 3698 East Main Street. It approved Veterans Day as an official city holiday and the 2026 holiday calendar. The council also approved $250,000 funding for the Main Street Train Depot renovation. All consent‑agenda items, including numerous contracts and purchases, were approved.

• Set public hearing on Nov 17 for conditional height permit at 3698 East Main St – motion carried (Voted in Favor by Those Present)
• Approved Veterans Day as an official city holiday with a $112,000 cost – motion carried (Voted in Favor by Those Present)
• Approved the City of College Park Observed Holiday Calendar for 2026 – motion carried (Voted in Favor by Those Present)
• Approved $250,000 funding for Main Street Train Depot renovation – motion carried (Voted in Favor by Those Present)
• Approved consent agenda items covering software renewal ($12,410), Ward 3 mural ($79,033.86), GICC fire‑door replacement ($35,256.46), Barbershop renovation ($10,533.50), planning assessment ($11,977.60), power materials contracts ($50,085.00 and $24,340.65), Gateway Pedestrian Bridge change order ($122,124.16), police vehicle purchase ($822,690.22), mobile surveillance trailer ($51,675.50), office furniture ($33,267.15), Hardy Chevrolet contract ($37,159.00), City Hall break‑room remodel ($31,667.09), Ford Lincoln contract ($69,830.65), and other items – all approved (Voted in Favor by Those Present)

Workshop Items

The City Council will discuss three items. Councilwoman Tracie Arnold will lead a discussion on recognizing Veterans Day. The Finance Director and Utilities Customer Service Manager will present proposed short‑term assistance for utility customers impacted by the federal government shutdown, with costs not yet determined. The Interim Director of Human Resources and Risk Management and the Interim Finance Director will discuss current salaries for Police and Fire Department employees, both certified and non‑certified.

• Veterans Day Recognition Discussion (sponsored by Councilwoman Tracie Arnold)
• Proposed assistance strategies for utility customers impacted by the federal shutdown (cost not determined)
• Discussion of current Police and Fire Department employee salaries (certified and non‑certified)

Workshop Items

The College Park City Council will hold a workshop session on November 3, 2025 to discuss three agenda items. Councilwoman Tracie Arnold will lead a discussion on recognizing Veterans Day. The Council will consider a proposal to provide short‑term utility assistance to customers affected by the federal government shutdown, and will review current salary structures for Police and Fire Department employees.

• Veterans Day Recognition Discussion – sponsored by Councilwoman Tracie Arnold
• Proposed utility assistance measures for customers impacted by the federal government shutdown – requested by Finance Director Cynthia Hammond and Utilities Customer Service Manager William Scott; cost not determined
• Discussion of current Police and Fire Department employee salaries – presented by Interim HR Director Christa Gilbert and Interim Finance Director Cynthia Hammond

Council members discussed a proposal to make Veterans Day a paid city holiday and were given a cost estimate of $112,000. They also reviewed a memorandum outlining assistance for utility customers affected by the federal government shutdown and examined police and fire salary data compared to neighboring jurisdictions. No motions were adopted, denied, or voted on during the session.

City Council

The College Park City Council will consider a lease‑purchase of four fire apparatus units for $4,973,800, a $250,000 renovation of the Main Street Train Depot, and several budgeted contracts and purchases. A public hearing will be scheduled for a conditional height permit at 3698 East Main Street. The council will also vote on the consent agenda items covering software, mural, vehicle, and other procurement contracts.

• Lease‑purchase of four fire apparatus units (ladder, tiller, pumper, skeeter) for $4,973,800
• Funding of $250,000 for renovation of the Main Street Train Depot
• Approval of $79,033.86 Ward 3 mural contract with Kanoom Construction
• Approval of $12,410 software contract with Magnet Forensics/Gray Shift, LLC
• Approval of $822,690.22 purchase of 12 new police department vehicles

The council removed Item 8 N from the consent agenda because the required RFP was missing. A motion to continue the meeting was approved unanimously. The council then approved a motion to handle all agenda amendments separately, also by unanimous vote.

• Item 8 N pulled off consent agenda (no vote recorded)
• Motion to continue the meeting approved (unanimous)
• Motion to consider agenda amendments separately approved (unanimous)

Board of Ethics

The Board of Ethics will meet to establish its internal leadership and governing rules. The body will designate a Chair, Vice Chair, and Secretary, and review the board's bylaws.

• Designation of Chair, Vice Chair, and Secretary
• Review and adoption of bylaws

Charter Review Commission

The Charter Review Commission will approve minutes from the September 30, 2025 meeting and adopt the 2025-2026 regularly scheduled meeting calendar. The commission will receive training on city charters from the Georgia Municipal Association. Members will discuss desired values for the city charter and how to gather community input on charter changes.

• Approval of Minutes from September 30, 2025 Meeting
• Approval of 2025-2026 Regularly Scheduled Meeting Calendar
• Georgia Municipal Association Training on City Charters
• Discussion on values and desires for City Charter
• Discussion of how to solicit community feedback about charter changes

The Charter Review Commission voted 6-1, with Elizabeth Lester opposing, to postpone the October 28 meeting and reconvene after the agenda is reviewed and approved. No action was taken on the meeting agenda, minutes from the September 30 meeting, or the 2025‑2026 meeting calendar. No other decisions were made.

• Postponed meeting and set reconvening after agenda review (6-1-0)
• Agenda approval – no action taken
• Minutes approval – no action taken
• Meeting calendar approval – no action taken

City Council

The City Council will consider several infrastructure contracts, including road work and park renovations. The body will also discuss a proposal to limit regular session meetings to end by 9:30 p.m. and review various community proclamations.

• Purchase of a replacement sanitation rear loader vehicle for $278,356.40
• Street resurfacing for Janice Drive ($307,215.50) and Monticello Way ($95,750)
• Retrofitting and remodeling public restrooms at Charles Phillips Park for $119,925.77
• Emergency water pipe replacement on Phoenix Parkway for $81,688.43
• Installation of four stop signs along Lakeshore Drive to create 3-way stops

The council approved the condemnation of 4122 Herschel Road to create a Botanical Garden. It also approved the purchase of a replacement sanitation rear‑loader vehicle for $278,356.40. Additional actions included approving four new stop signs on Lakeshore Drive, a $53,542.80 amendment for A&S Paving work on Windsor Forest Court, and several resolutions and contracts supporting the Roderick Gay Botanical Garden and other city projects.

• Approved condemnation of 4122 Herschel Road for a Botanical Garden (All in favor)
• Approved purchase of replacement sanitation rear‑loader vehicle for $278,356.40 (All in favor)
• Approved placement of four stop signs on Lakeshore Drive (All in favor)
• Approved amendment #3 to A&S Paving contract for Windsor Forest Court resurfacing, $53,542.80 (approved via consent agenda)
• Approved $41,900 professional services contract for artwork at Main Street Train Depot (All in favor)
• Approved Resolution 2025-32 supporting Roderick Gay Botanical Garden Conservancy (All in favor)
• Approved Memorandum of Understanding with Roderick Gay Botanical Garden Conservancy (All in favor)

City Council

The College Park City Council will consider a series of contracts and resolutions, including street resurfacing work, a public artwork commission, pool rehabilitation, and the purchase of a replacement sanitation rear loader. The sanitation vehicle purchase is budgeted at $278,356.40 and will be funded through the Vehicles–Replace Fund. Other items involve additional paving contracts totaling $53,542.80 and $402,965.50, a $41,900 artwork contract, and a $67,816 pool rehabilitation contract.

• Amendment #3 to A&S Paving contract for Windsor Forest Court resurfacing – $53,542.80 (Ward 2 funding)
• Professional services contract for artwork at Main Street Train Depot Visitor Tourism Center – $41,900 (Ward 1 capital funds)
• Authorization for A&S Paving to mill and repave Janice Drive ($307,215.50) and Monticello Way ($95,750) – total $402,965.50 (Ward 4 capital funds)
• Purchase of replacement sanitation rear loader vehicle – $278,356.40 (Vehicles‑Replace Fund)
• Approval of S.H. Creel Contracting for outdoor pool rehabilitation – $67,816.00 (Swimming Pool Supplies and Services fund)

The council approved its agenda, the workshop and regular session minutes, and four proclamations honoring Dr. Jasiel “Yung Joc” Robinson, several Ward 4 seniors, Veterans Day, and Partners Against Domestic Violence. All votes were unanimous among the members present. A motion to add a proclamation for Dr. Campbell was made and seconded, but the vote outcome is not recorded in the minutes.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved workshop session minutes dated Oct 6 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved regular session minutes dated Oct 6 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation for Dr. Jasiel “Yung Joc” Robinson (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation honoring Ward 4 seniors (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation recognizing Veterans Day (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation recognizing Partners Against Domestic Violence (unanimous)
• Motion to add Dr. Campbell proclamation was seconded; vote outcome not recorded

Workshop Items

The College Park City Council will hold a workshop session on October 20, 2025. The council will hold public hearings on the condemnation of 4122 Herschel Road and on the 2025 Urban Redevelopment Plan. It will consider resolutions to condemn the property for use as a botanical garden, to adopt the redevelopment plan, and to establish the City’s Urban Redevelopment Agency.

• Public hearing on condemnation of 4122 Herschel Road
• Resolution to condemn 4122 Herschel Road for a botanical garden
• Public hearing on the 2025 Urban Redevelopment Plan
• Resolution adopting the 2025 Urban Redevelopment Plan
• Resolution establishing the City’s Urban Redevelopment Agency (URA)

Workshop Items

The College Park City Council will hold a public hearing on the condemnation of 4122 Herschel Road and consider a resolution to acquire the property for a Botanical Garden. The council will also hold a public hearing on the 2025 Urban Redevelopment Plan and consider resolutions to adopt the plan and to establish the City’s Urban Redevelopment Agency. All items are scheduled for the workshop session on October 20, 2025 at 6:00 p.m.

• Public hearing on condemnation of 4122 Herschel Road
• Resolution to approve condemnation of 4122 Herschel Road for a Botanical Garden
• Public hearing on the 2025 Urban Redevelopment Plan
• Resolution to adopt the 2025 Urban Redevelopment Plan
• Resolution to establish the City’s Urban Redevelopment Agency (URA)

City Council

The College Park City Council will vote on a $5,000,000 appropriation for the additional phase of the Botanical Gardens Project. The meeting also includes a consent agenda with multiple contracts and service agreements, several proclamations, and public remarks. Additional items cover park improvements, a citywide festival, and a cultural event sponsorship.

• Approve $5,000,000 appropriation for the Botanical Gardens Project (Additional Phase)
• Allocate $300,000 for Phillips Park parking lot expansion contingencies
• Allocate $105,000 for the 9th Annual Ward 4 Citywide Festival
• Approve $50,000 mayoral sponsorship for "Gateway to Talent" musical production with the Ludacris Foundation
• Approve $231,675 emergency replacement of an 8‑inch sewer main on Hawthorne Avenue

Workshop Items

The College Park City Council will discuss a special event permit for Mt. Zion AME Church's Jazz on the Lawn at Charles E. Phillips Park. A senior garden and tech lab update will be presented. Council members will consider a motion to approve a $447,497.50 HVAC upgrade at City Hall by Trane U.S. Inc. A Carahsoft AI demonstration with a $53,928.00 equipment charge will also be shown.

• Discussion of special event permit for Jazz on the Lawn (Oct 25, 2025) at Charles E. Phillips Park – staff recommends limiting stage use and adjusting police/EMT staffing
• Senior Garden and Tech Lab presentation and update by Holly Rodriguez
• Motion to approve $447,497.50 HVAC upgrade at City Hall, to be performed by Trane U.S. Inc. under the Omnia Partners contract (not budgeted)
• Carahsoft Polymorphic A.I. workshop demonstration; cost $53,928.00 charged to R&M equipment account
• Ward 3 nonprofit updates from ONMA, SMU and Sage Hands, sponsored by Councilwoman Tracie Arnold

Charter Review Commission

The commission designated Sasha Robinson as Chair, Allyson Blue as Vice Chair, and Elizabeth Lester as Secretary. It approved a bylaws amendment to permit removal of a member for cause. The evaluation of Article I was tabled, and the next meeting was scheduled for Oct. 28, 2025.

• Designated Sasha Robinson as Chair (8-0-0)
• Designated Allyson Blue as Vice Chair (8-0-0)
• Designated Elizabeth Lester as Secretary (7-0-1)
• Approved bylaws amendment to allow member removal for cause (8-0-0)
• Adopted the Charter Commission Bylaws with the amendment (8-0-0)
• Tabled evaluation of Article I of the City’s Charter (8-0-0)
• Set next regular meeting for Oct. 28, 2025 at 6:00 p.m. (8-0-0)
• Allowed voice votes instead of roll‑call votes (8-0-0)

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on the current year's rollback millage rate of 11.493. The body will also consider several zoning changes, property ordinances, and various city service contracts.

• Proposed rollback millage rate of 11.493 with a General Fund tax levy of $17,355,239.00
• Rezoning of 3732, 3738, 3748, and 3756 Herschel Road from Office Professional to Single Family Residential
• Solid waste disposal renewal agreement with BFI Transfer Systems of Georgia, LLC for $1,856,480.00
• Paving contract with A&H Paving for Yates Road and Herschel Road for $242,108.75
• Proposed $200,000 agreement with a provider for residential housing stability programs

Workshop Items

The College Park City Council will discuss a request to approve a $250,000 contract with Prime Engineering Inc. to provide civil engineering and site design services for the Flint River Headwaters Nature Preserve in Ward 1, funded by a $500,000 HUD award. Council members will also review ordinances amending certificate of occupancy provisions, multi‑family inspection frequency, habitability standards, and blighted‑property condemnation procedures with a millage rate increase. A resolution on adopting residential housing stability programs and a procedural agenda‑item discussion are also on the agenda.

• Approve $250,000 contract with Prime Engineering Inc. for Flint River Preserve design services (HUD grant $500,000)
• Ordinance to amend certificate of occupancy, multi‑family inspection schedule, and habitability standards
• Ordinance on blighted‑property condemnation procedures and proposed millage rate increase
• Resolution to adopt residential housing stability programs and service agreement
• Discussion of council‑sponsored agenda‑item procedures

City Council

The City Council will consider several zoning text amendments and a rezoning request for Herschel Road. The body is also deciding on various city contracts, including a $625,000 parking lot project and a $412,500 vehicle maintenance contract, while discussing the recommended millage rate for FY 2025-26.

• Proposed rezoning of 3732, 3738, 3748, and 3756 Herschel Road from Office Professional to Single Family Residential
• Request to set hearings for zoning amendments regarding Package Store Standards, Vape Shops, Large Building Standards, and Fence and Wall Standards
• Proposed $625,000 project to mill and pave the city-owned parking lot at 2540 Riverdale Road
• Annual vehicle maintenance contract with Moody's Garage, Inc. for $412,500
• Proposed $10,000 per phase implementation of city-wide Artificial Intelligence technology

City Council

The College Park City Council will consider approving water line installation at Subrenia Willis Park, street paving on Arundel Lane, and a $100,000 homeless initiative fund. The meeting also includes public hearings on a conditional height permit and the approval of various construction and maintenance contracts.

• Water line installation at Subrenia Willis Park ($59,150)
• Street paving on Arundel Lane, Brannon Road, and Williamsburg Drive ($289,540.26)
• Conditional height permit request at 3700 Naturally Fresh Boulevard
• Approval of $100,000 homeless initiative fund from Community Enhancement accounts
• Purchase of new John Deere wheel loader ($189,428.70)