Woodstock, GA

City Council

The Woodstock City Council is holding a work session with presentations on the Johnston Park Master Plan draft, an update on the managed downtown parking program, and a transportation projects update. No votes are scheduled; the session is for discussion and information.

• Presentation of Johnston Park Master Plan draft by Earth Elements
• Managed Downtown Parking Program update
• Transportation projects update
• Executive session (closed to public)

City Council

The Woodstock City Council work session includes presentations on the Johnston Park Master Plan draft, a managed downtown parking program update, and transportation projects. The agenda is largely informational, with no votes scheduled; an executive session is also listed.

• Presentation of Johnston Park Master Plan draft by Liz Cole with Earth Elements
• Managed Downtown Parking Program update by Brian Stockton
• Transportation Projects update by Chris Luly
• Executive session scheduled

City Council

The City Council will vote on a zone map amendment and conditional use permit for a 12.81-acre mixed-use development at Reagan Street and Ridgewalk Parkway. The project includes up to 26,000 sq ft of commercial space, a semi-professional/professional soccer stadium, and up to 236 multi-family rental units. The consent agenda includes approval of an intergovernmental agreement amendment for road resurfacing and repairs, and funding for resurfacing Rivercrest Drive, a concrete pad at the Chambers Building, and the Noonday Creek Trail Connection at Dupree Road. The council will also consider accelerating the hiring of an HR Coordinator position to late 2026.

• Vote on Z#167-26 & CUP#94-26 for a mixed-use development with a soccer stadium and 236 apartments at Reagan Street and Ridgewalk Parkway
• Approve IGA Amendment Two for Cherokee County road resurfacing and repairs
• Approve MAJBA JE 21860 to fund additional LMIG resurfacing on Rivercrest Drive using SPLOST VII reserves
• Approve MAJBA JE 21859 to fund a concrete pad installation at the Chambers Building using TAD reserves
• Approve MAJBA JE 21892 to fund Noonday Creek Trail Connection at Dupree Road and a house demolition using undesignated Parks Bond reserves

City Council

The Woodstock City Council will vote on a zone map amendment, conditional use permit, and variances for a 12.81-acre mixed-use development at Reagan Street and Ridgewalk Parkway, including commercial space, a soccer stadium, and 236 multi-family units. The council will also consider several consent agenda items, including road resurfacing agreements, funding for a concrete pad and trail connection, and accelerating an HR Coordinator hire. Public comment and departmental reports are also on the agenda.

• Z#167-26 & CUP#94-26: Rezone from NC to GC-VMU for mixed-use development with soccer stadium and 236 multi-family units
• Approve IGA Amendment Two for Cherokee County road resurfacing
• Approve MAJBA JE 21860 to fund LMIG resurfacing on Rivercrest Drive
• Approve MAJBA JE 21859 to fund concrete pad installation at Chambers Building
• Approve MAJBA JE 21892 to fund Noonday Creek Trail Connection at Dupree Road and house demolition

Planning Commission

The Woodstock Planning Commission will hold public hearings and votes on three items: a variance for 64 and 68 Linton Street to allow more residential units and remove rental restrictions, a zoning condition amendment for Holbrook Woodstock to increase retirement living units from 175 to 230, and an annexation/rezoning for a 31.47-acre project at 200 Dupree Road and 681 Stonebridge Parkway for a 220-home subdivision. The commission will also consider approving minutes from July 9, 2026, and receive a Capital Improvement Plan update.

• Variance for 64 and 68 Linton Street to allow more than one residential unit per building and remove rental restriction
• Zoning amendment for Holbrook Woodstock to increase Independent Retirement Living units from 175 to 230 and revise southern buffer
• Annexation and rezoning of 31.47 acres at 200 Dupree Road and 681 Stonebridge Parkway from R-40 to R-4 for 220 single-family homes
• Associated variances for reduced front and side setbacks and reduced lot sizes at Dupree Road project
• Capital Improvement Plan update by Chris Luly

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings and votes on three land-use requests. These include a residential subdivision proposal, an increase in retirement living units, and a variance for residential units on Linton Street.

• Vote on A#132-26: Annexation and rezoning of 31.47± acres at 200 Dupree Road and 681 Stonebridge Parkway for up to 220 single family residences
• Vote on Z#174-26: Amendment to increase Independent Retirement Living units from 175 to 230 at Holbrook Woodstock
• Vote on V#218-26: Variance for more than one residential unit and removal of rental restrictions at 64 & 68 Linton St
• Presentation on Capital Improvement Plan projects by Chris Luly

City Council

City Council will hold public hearings on rezoning requests for 545 Dobbs Road and the South on Main project. The body is also deciding on several city agreements, including a playground renovation and a parking citation collections contract.

• Agreement with Great Southern Recreation for Downtown Playground renovations totaling $438,961.00
• Public hearing and vote on Z#171-26: South on Main 2026 Condition Amendment
• Public hearing and vote on A#133-26: 545 Dobbs Road Rezoning and Annexation
• Agreement with Municipal Collections of America, Inc. for outstanding parking tickets
• Road and parking lot closures for Cadence Fair on October 24, 2026

City Council

City Council will vote on several land-use requests, including the annexation and rezoning of 545 Dobbs Road and amendments to the South on Main project. The body is also deciding on a contract for downtown playground renovations and a new parking citation collections agreement.

• Agreement with Great Southern Recreation for Downtown Playground renovations: $438,961.00
• Z#171-26: Condition Amendment for South on Main to allow townhomes and residential-over-commercial units
• A#133-26: Annexation and rezoning of 545 Dobbs Road to DT-VLR
• Agreement with Municipal Collections of America, Inc. for outstanding parking tickets
• Road and parking lot closures for Cadence Fair on October 24, 2026

City Council

The agenda for this meeting consists of procedural boilerplate. No specific legislative items, contracts, or public hearings are listed for decision or discussion.

City Council Work Session

The Woodstock City Council work session on July 20, 2026 will consist of a call to order, an executive session, and a final adjournment. No substantive agenda items such as ordinances, contracts, or public hearings are listed. The meeting is scheduled for 7:00 PM at the Chambers at City Center, 8534 Main Street.

City Council

The Woodstock City Council is holding a regular session with multiple approvals, including two major federal grants for transportation projects, a final vote on e-bike regulations, and several routine items. Key decisions include accepting a $9.95M CMAQ grant for the I-575/Ridgewalk Parkway diverging diamond interchange and a $640,000 grant for Trickum Road sidewalk improvements, each requiring a 20% local match.

• Accept CMAQ grant of $9,948,844 for I-575 and Ridgewalk Parkway diverging diamond interchange, with $2,487,210 match
• Accept CMAQ grant of $640,000 for Trickum Sidewalk Improvements, with $160,000 match
• Second reading and final vote on Ordinance 2026-022 regulating e-bikes and personal transportation devices
• CDBG application for $354,676 for Whispering Trace Roadway and Safety Improvements (milling, repaving, speed humps)
• Fire engine pumper truck refurbishment project with Williams Fire Apparatus (6-8 months)

City Council

The City Council is deciding on several transportation grants, including a Diverging Diamond Interchange and sidewalk improvements. The body will also vote on e-bike ordinances and the 2026 Comprehensive Transportation Plan.

• Resolution No. 2026-012: $9,948,844 grant for I-575 and Ridgewalk Parkway DDI with a 20% match of $2,487,210
• Resolution No. 2026-013: $640,000 grant for Trickum Sidewalk Improvements with a 20% match of $160,000
• Ordinance No. 2026-022: Second reading and final vote on e-bikes and personal transportation devices
• CDBG application for $354,676 for Whispering Trace Roadway and Safety Improvements
• Alcohol licenses for Anka Grills, Inc. (180 Parkway 575) and Deux Sucres, LLC dba Sucre (8654 Main Street)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings and vote on three specific property requests. These include a condition amendment for South on Main and a variance for Linton Street, as well as an annexation and rezoning for Dobbs Road.

• Z#171-26: South on Main condition amendment to allow townhomes and residential-over-commercial units instead of 180 apartments/condos
• V#218-26: Variance for 64 & 68 Linton St to allow multiple residential units per building and remove rental restrictions
• A#133-26: Annexation and rezoning of 545 Dobbs Road to DT-VLR (DT-Very Low Density Residential)
• Adoption of the July 2026 Zoning Map Amendment

Planning Commission

The Woodstock Planning Commission meeting on July 9, 2026 includes public hearings and votes on several zoning proposals. Staff recommends approving a condition amendment for Z#171-26 (South on Main) to allow townhomes and residential‑over‑commercial units instead of the previously approved 180 apartments or condos. The commission will also consider a variance for V#218-26 at 64 and 68 Linton Street to permit multiple residential units per building and remove a rental restriction, and a rezoning and annexation of 545 Dobbs Road to DT‑VLR (Very Low Density Residential).

• Z#171-26: South on Main – condition amendment to allow townhomes/residential‑over‑commercial units (public hearing & vote)
• V#218-26: 64 & 68 Linton St – variance to permit more than one residential unit per building and lift rental restriction (public hearing & vote)
• A#133-26: 545 Dobbs Road – annexation and rezoning to DT‑VLR (public hearing & vote)
• Adoption of July 2026 zoning map amendment (public hearing)

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on the annexation, rezoning, and conditional use permit for a 5.87-acre addition to Faith Community Church at 291 & 295 Rope Mill Road. Other key actions include adopting amendments to the fee schedule for community development and parks, approving an ordinance on e-bikes and personal transportation devices (first reading), and authorizing a contract for legal representation.

• Public hearing and vote on A#131-26: Faith Community Church annexation and rezoning at 291 & 295 Rope Mill Road
• Adoption of Resolution No. 2026-008 amending fee schedules for Alcohol, Occupational Tax, Rezoning, Land Development, and Parks & Recreation fees
• First reading of ordinance amending Chapters 28, 32, & 42 regulating e-bikes and personal transportation devices
• Approval to purchase Samsara platform (cloud-based telematics and cameras) for 40 police vehicles
• Approve alcohol license for J. Christopher's at 315 Chambers Street with Sunday sales

Special Called Meeting of Mayor and Council

The Woodstock City Council will hold a special called meeting. An executive session will be used to discuss personnel matters, ongoing litigation, and real estate issues. No other agenda items are listed.

• Executive session – personnel, litigation, real estate

City Council Work Session

The Woodstock City Council holds a work session with a presentation and discussion of the Comprehensive Transportation Plan. The agenda also includes announcements, an executive session, and adjournment.

• Comprehensive Transportation Plan presentation by Coty Thigpen

City Council

The Woodstock City Council will hold public hearings and votes on adopting the FY 2027 annual operating budget and a 120-day moratorium on development applications for properties recently annexed into the city. The consent agenda includes ratification of easements for the Neese Road Improvement Project, purchase of 119 Mill Street, and police title reclassifications. New business items include a rezoning request for a 92,500 SF warehouse at 125 Lorraine Parkway and approval of a bronze sculpture for Woodstock Park.

• Adopt FY 2027 Annual Operating Budget (Ordinance 2026-013, 2nd reading/public hearing)
• Adopt 120-day moratorium on development for legislatively annexed properties (Ordinance 2026-16)
• Ratify purchase of 119 Mill Street
• Rezoning and Conditional Use Permit for 92,500 SF warehouse at 125 Lorraine Parkway
• Approve $48,000 for improvements at Kingsgate Glen entrance on Nocatee Trail

City Council

The Woodstock City Council will hold public hearings and votes on the FY2027 operating budget (first reading), a zoning text amendment, several rezoning and variance requests, a conditional use permit for a gas station, and emergency ordinances imposing a moratorium on development applications on legislatively annexed properties. The consent agenda includes agreements for rock blasting and sitework at Little River Park, design of Elm Street Pedestrian Plaza, and modification of Lyndee Lane extension agreement.

• Approval of FY2027 Annual Operating Budget (Ordinance 2026-013, first reading)
• Emergency moratorium on new business licensing/development/construction on legislatively annexed properties (Ordinances 2026-015 & 2026-016)
• Rezoning for a 92,500 SF warehouse at 125 Lorraine Parkway (Z#170-26)
• Conditional Use Permit for a gas station at 9845 Main Street (CUP#095-26; staff recommends denial)
• Agreements for rock blasting and sitework at Little River Park (Precision Blasting, LLC & Blankenship Siteworks)

City Council

The Woodstock City Council will hold its regular session on May 11, 2026, featuring an official presentation of the FY 2027 Annual Operating Budget. The consent agenda includes an alcohol license waiver for a restaurant 134 feet from a school, contracts for the Ridgewalk DDI right-of-way acquisition and Dobbs Road roundabout design, and an agreement for Haney Road Extension preliminary engineering. Council will also vote on second readings of three ordinances, including revisions to special events regulations.

• FY 2027 Annual Operating Budget official presentation
• Request to approve alcohol license with distance waiver for Catalina Cucina Corp at 8320 Main Street (134 ft from Chattahoochee Technical College)
• Approve contract with GDOT for right-of-way acquisition for Ridgewalk Diverging Diamond Interchange
• Approve professional services agreement with Kimley-Horn for Dobbs Road at Main Street and Arnold Mill Road roundabouts
• Approve preliminary engineering agreement with Georgia Northeastern Railroad for Haney Road Extension ($30,000 deposit)

Planning Commission

The Woodstock Planning Commission will hold public hearings and vote on several zoning and permit applications. Staff recommends approval with conditions for a 92,000 sf warehouse at 125 Lorraine Parkway (Z#170-26), partial approval for the Barnesdale Terrace redevelopment (Z#168-26), and a mixed‑use project at 8261 Main Street (Z#169-26). Staff also recommends annexation, rezoning and a conditional use permit for Faith Community Church (A#131-26) and denial of the conditional use permit at 9845 Main St (CUP#095-26). A variance for angled on‑street parking at 9026 Main St (V#221-26) is also on the agenda.

• Z#170-26: Rezoning, Conditional Use Permit and variance for a 92,000 sf warehouse at 125 Lorraine Parkway
• Z#168-26: Partial approval of Barnesdale Terrace redevelopment
• Z#169-26: Approval with conditions for 9,000 sf commercial space, 34 townhomes and 2 condos at 8261 Main Street
• A#131-26: Annexation, rezoning and conditional use permit for Faith Community Church (5.87 acre at 291 & 295 Rope Mill Road)
• CUP#095-26: Staff recommendation to deny the conditional use permit and concurrent variances at 9845 Main St

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings and votes on several items, including a major mixed-use development at Reagan Street and Ridgewalk Parkway featuring a soccer stadium and up to 236 apartments. Other actions include approving emergency purchases for wastewater pumps, adding Juneteenth as a paid city holiday, and funding a fire aerial ladder truck.

• Public hearing and vote on Z#167-26 & CUP#94-26 for 'The Pitch' – a 12.81-acre mixed-use development with commercial space, a soccer stadium, and 236 rental units at Reagan Street and Ridgewalk Parkway
• Ratification of Neese Road Parcel 68 purchase for road improvements
• Approval of MAJBA JE 21074 using SPLOST V reserves to purchase a fire aerial ladder truck delivered early
• Adoption of Ordinance No. 2026-006 adding Juneteenth (June 19) as a recognized city holiday for full-time employees (2nd reading & final vote)
• Contract with Delinquent Tax Services Incorporated for collection of delinquent property taxes

City Council

The Woodstock City Council will vote on awarding a contract for residential solid waste collection and recycling services, which was tabled at the previous meeting. Other decisions include appointing Dyer Rusbridge Argo, P.C. as city attorney, approving alcohol licenses for Rreal Tacos and a special event, and multiple budget amendments and zoning text amendments.

• Approve contract for residential solid waste collection and recycling services (RFP 2026-09)
• Appoint Dyer Rusbridge Argo, P.C. as city attorney and adopt Ordinance 2026-007
• Approve alcohol license for Rreal Tacos Woodstock at 8558 Main Street
• Approve zone text amendments for administrative fence variances and GC-VMU density allowances
• Consider adding Juneteenth as a recognized city holiday (Ordinance 2026-006)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings and votes on several land-use items, including a rezoning and conditional use permit for the Reagan & Ridgewalk project (12.81 acres) and a zone text amendment to the downtown lot of record standards. Staff recommends approval for these and other items, while two cases are recommended for tabling and one variance has been withdrawn.

• Z#167-26 & CUP#94-26: Reagan & Ridgewalk - The Pitch (12.81 acres, rezoning from NC to GC-VMU, multi-family rental units with variances)
• ZTA#020-26: Downtown/Lot of Record – LDO Amendment (amending several articles of the Land Development Ordinance)
• Z#169-26: 8261 Main Street (public hearing; staff recommends tabling to May 7)
• CUP#093-25: 706 Robin Court (staff recommends approval with conditions for development in Downtown District under 5 acres)
• V#220-25: 704 Robin Court (remanded by City Council for updated site plan analysis)

City Council

The Woodstock City Council will vote on awarding a residential solid waste collection and recycling services contract between Waste Management and Red Oak Sanitation. The meeting also includes public hearings on variances for properties on Robin Court and Ravenwood Drive, and consideration of zoning text amendments. Several consent agenda items involve funding for road resurfacing, the Goshen Lane Extension, and employee merit increases.

• Award of RFP 2026-09 for residential solid waste & recycling – two bidders (Waste Management or Red Oak Sanitation)
• Public hearings on variances for 704 & 706 Robin Court and 702 Ravenwood Drive (stream buffers, site design remand)
• Zone Text Amendments: ZTA#022-26 (fence variances) and ZTA#021-26 (GC-VMU district updates)
• Approve IGA with Cherokee County for LMIG resurfacing project (Phase I)
• Approve MAJBA JE 20921 – funding for Goshen Lane Extension developer agreement

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss a proposed amendment to the Land Development Ordinance regarding Downtown District Standards, including changes to use districts and regulations. Presentations on Dobbs Road intersection improvements and residential solid waste services are also scheduled. Departmental reports and an executive session are on the agenda.

• Presentation and discussion of LDO Amendment for Downtown District Standards (Chapter VII, Articles III, V, VII)
• Dobbs Road Intersection Improvements Presentation
• Residential Solid Waste Collection and Recycling Services Discussion
• Fire Department Monthly Report (Jan-Feb 2026)
• Investment Report (Feb 2026)

City Council

The City Council is considering several items including the acceleration of Downtown Playground Phase II using SPLOST VII funds. Other discussion items include a park master plan agreement, a road construction development agreement, and various business licenses and zoning changes.

• Downtown Playground Phase II funding via MAJBA 20744
• $33,500 agreement for Johnston Farm Park Master Plan
• Pyro Productions Fireworks Agreement for July 4, 2026
• Titan Global Enterprises security services agreement
• Emergency repairs and equipment for WWTP via MAJBA JE 20834

Planning Commission

The Woodstock Planning Commission will hold public hearings and vote on three items. A variance is requested for 64 & 68 Linton Street to allow multiple residential units and remove a rental restriction. A zoning text amendment would allow the Development Process Committee to approve fences in zoning buffers. Another amendment updates use standards and density allowances for the GC-VMU zoning district.

• V#218-25: Public hearing and vote on variance to allow more than one residential unit at 64 & 68 Linton Street and remove rental restriction
• ZTA#022-26: Public hearing and vote on zoning text amendment to allow Development Process Committee to approve fences in zoning buffers
• ZTA#021: Public hearing and vote on zoning text amendment to update GC-VMU zoning district use standards and density allowances

City Council

The City Council holds a public hearing on the impact fee program and considers a resolution to amend the water, sewer, and stormwater fee schedule. Consent agenda items include awarding a trailhead design contract, approving a change order for trail construction, and surplus of police weapons. Two tree-removal fine appeals are also on the agenda.

• Public hearing on the city's Development Impact Fee Program update
• Resolution No. 2026-003 to amend Chapter 7 water, sewer, and stormwater fee schedule
• Award RFQ 2026-03 to Pond & Company for Noonday Creek Trailhead design and engineering
• Approve Change Order #11 ($79,832) for Noonday Creek Trail Extension bridge pile protection
• Approve surplus and trade-in of various police weapons for credit toward new equipment

City Council

The Woodstock City Council will consider a budget amendment for parking management due to program changes including first-hour-free parking, and an emergency purchase for a wastewater treatment plant blower replacement. The meeting also includes proclamations, recognitions, and approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Approve MAJBA JE 20562 - Parking Management budget amendment adjusting revenue from parking program changes (first hour free, 30-minute increments, lighter fines)
• Approve MAJBA JE 20666 - Emergency purchase of aeration blower #4 replacement at Wastewater Treatment Plant ($1522)
• Consideration of approval of minutes from January 26, 2026, and January 30, 2026 meetings
• Recognition of police promotion: Lieutenant Ron Hughes to Captain
• Discussion of upcoming retreat