Atlanta public meetings in 2024
75 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Transportation Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The committee is reviewing several ordinances, including a proposal to establish an intermunicipal bus fee for non-MARTA buses. The body is also considering airport service contracts and property acquisitions for pedestrian and sidewalk projects.
- Agreement with Traveler’s Aid for airport homeless and transient mitigation not to exceed $2,667,165.72
- Resolution for Central Passenger Terminal Complex projects at Hartsfield-Jackson not to exceed $35,500,000.00
- Proposed intermunicipal bus fee for non-MARTA municipal buses entering Atlanta
- Creation of a new residential permit parking program for Vine City
- Property acquisitions for South Downtown pedestrian enhancements and Campbellton Road sidewalk project
City Utilities Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The committee will discuss budget amendments for water and wastewater funds and review several contract extensions for the Department of Watershed Management. The meeting includes quarterly updates from the Office of Sustainability and Resilience and the Department of Watershed Management.
- Ordinance 24-O-1702: $7,500,000 for the Stormwater Annual Contract Project
- Ordinance 24-O-1701: $2,029,694.44 for the Intrenchment Creek WRC Decommissioning Project
- Ordinance 24-O-1700: Up to $400,000 for permeable paver maintenance with Ed Castro Landscape, Inc.
- Resolution 24-R-4608: Up to $1,500,000 for small meter installation with K.M. Davis Contracting Co., Inc.
- Resolution 24-R-4614: Up to $671,846.40 for water/sewer infrastructure adjustments on State Route 139
Community Development/Human Services Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Community Development/Human Services Committee will consider several ordinances, including the purchase of a small parcel for Kimpston Park expansion. It will also review a contract renewal with Park Pride, Inc. for park‑related services, amendments to short‑term rental licensing, a new tree‑protection ordinance, and a funding contract for the Memorial Drive Greenway. Additional resolutions address intergovernmental facility use and a donation to the Atlanta Memorial Park Conservancy.
- Ordinance 24-O-1680: authorize purchase of 0.1722‑acre parcel at 80 Thirkield Ave for $113,139.80 for Kimpston Park expansion.
- Ordinance 24-O-1681: renew two‑year contract with Park Pride, Inc. at $90,000 annually, with possible donation increase up to $10 million annually.
- Ordinance 24-O-1687: amend short‑term rental code to require licenses for multi‑family complexes and raise application fees.
- Ordinance 24-O-1691: adopt a new tree protection ordinance for the City of Atlanta.
- Resolution 24-R-4656: award a $560,037 contract to Pond/GVSA, LLC for the Memorial Drive Greenway project.
Finance/Executive Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Finance/Executive Committee is reviewing several funding authorizations, including electrical service contracts and budget transfers for city planning. The body is also discussing donations for legal assistance and a potential universal basic income pilot program.
- Ordinance 24-O-1677: Up to $1,857,500 for citywide electrical services with Brown Electrical Services and MWI Electrical Contractors
- Ordinance 24-O-1678: Transfer of up to $750,000 for Riverland Corridor/Chatthoochee Brick Company design planning
- Resolution 24-R-4605: Donation up to $300,000 to Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation for the Housing Help Center
- Resolution 24-R-4606: Proposal for a one-year universal basic income pilot program and study
- Ordinance 24-O-1699: Application for a cybersecurity grant up to $62,550 from the Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency
Zoning Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Zoning Committee will hold a first reading on multiple rezoning ordinances, including changes to single‑family and industrial parcels across several neighborhoods. It will also consider a citywide amendment to the sign ordinance that would allow security video technology on suspended signs. Additional items include a second‑reading amendment for a planned‑development rezoning and several special‑use permit applications.
- 24-O-1704: Rezone 1151 White Oak Avenue from R‑4A/HC20M to R‑5/HC20M (single‑family to two‑family residential).
- 24-O-1705: Rezone 2428 Baker Road from R‑4 to R‑4A (single‑family residential).
- 24-O-1050: Amend the city’s sign ordinance to permit security video technology on suspended signs.
- 23-O-1033: Amend ordinance to rezone 1640 Flat Shoals Road from R‑4 to PD‑H (planned development housing).
- 24-O-1347: Rezone multiple parcels including 1089 Allene Avenue from I‑1‑C/BL to I‑MIX‑C/BL (industrial mixed‑use).
Public Safety & Legal Administration Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Public Safety & Legal Administration Committee will consider an ordinance (24-O-1688) that waives specific code provisions to allow extended alcohol sales on Monday, Jan 20 2025 for the college football playoff national championship. It will also vote on two resolutions: one to re‑employ retired police crime‑prevention inspector Sabrina Thomas, and another to authorize the mayor to exercise the second renewal option for the citywide demolition and asbestos abatement contract (FC‑9974). Additionally, the committee will receive communications appointing new members to the Atlanta Citizen Review Board.
- Ordinance 24-O-1688 to waive code sections and extend alcohol sales hours on Jan 20 2025 for the college football playoff national championship
- Resolution 24-R-4654 authorizing re‑employment of retired police crime‑prevention inspector Sabrina Thomas
- Resolution 24-R-4655 authorizing the mayor to exercise the second renewal option for contract FC‑9974 for demolition and asbestos abatement with Kissberg Construction, Southern Demolition & Environmental, and Mack
- Communication 24-C-5149 appointing Marcus Washington to the Atlanta Citizen Review Board for a three‑year term
- Communication 24-C-5150 appointing Cheyenne Morin Jr. to the Atlanta Citizen Review Board NPU‑G‑L category for a three‑year term
Committee on Council - Regular Committee Meeting
The Committee on Council will consider several communications appointing individuals to city boards, including Dr. Alan Ferguson to the Housing Commission, Kevin Bacon to the Board of Zoning Adjustment, and Judy Walker to the Citizen Review Board. It will also vote on a resolution to reverse a prior council action (24‑R‑4517) and a resolution to accept and implement recommendations from the Inspector General task force (24‑R‑4518). An ordinance establishing two new standing council committees will be held for the record.
- 24‑C‑5141: Communication appointing Dr. Alan Ferguson to the Housing Commission (3‑year term).
- 24‑C‑5127: Communication appointing Kevin Bacon to the Board of Zoning Adjustment (2‑year term).
- 24‑C‑5138: Communication appointing Judy Walker to the Atlanta Citizen Review Board (3‑year term).
- 24‑R‑4517: Resolution to revoke the prior acceptance and filing of resolution 24‑R‑4435.
- 24‑R‑4518: Resolution to accept the Inspector General task force report and request implementation actions.
Atlanta City Council - Regular Meeting
The Atlanta City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes numerous ordinances on transportation, finance, and public‑safety matters. Highlights include authorizing the mayor to accept a $16 million USDOT RAISE grant for safely linked underserved communities, allocating $101.4 million for projects at Hartsfield‑Jackson Atlanta International Airport, and approving a $22 million lease financing for laptops and police vehicles. Additional items cover a lease for telecom services at 315 Chester Avenue and several small charitable donations.
- Ordinance 24-O-1620: Authorize acceptance of a USDOT RAISE grant up to $16,000,000 for multimodal improvements.
- Ordinance 24-O-1652: Transfer $101,445,268 to fund projects at Hartsfield‑Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
- Ordinance 24-O-1669: Approve lease financing up to $22,000,000 for laptops, police vehicles, and related equipment.
- Ordinance 24-O-1636: Lease agreement with American Towers, LLC for telecom services at 315 Chester Avenue.
- Ordinance 24-O-1654: Authorize a donation of up to $500 to Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School’s “King Cares” campaign.
City Utilities Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The City Utilities Committee is reviewing several ordinances to amend utility budgets and renew service contracts for sewer repair and green infrastructure. The body is also considering a board appointment and a beautification project agreement.
- Proposed $161,438,629.97 amendment to the FY 2025 Water and Wastewater Renewal and Extension Fund budget
- Proposed $22 million renewal for annual sanitary sewer repair with Rockdale Pipeline, Inc./Integral Municipal Services Corporation JV
- Proposed $8 million renewal for annual sanitary sewer repair with Ruby Collins/S.E. Consortium Joint Venture
- Proposed $1.5 million addition to the Green Infrastructure and Landscape Services agreement with ECL/RAC Joint Venture
- Proposed $30,000 agreement with Hilton and Keep America Beautiful for a project along Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive
Community Development/Human Services Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Community Development/Human Services Committee will consider a consent agenda that includes an ordinance to acquire a 0.1722‑acre parcel at 80 Thirkield Avenue for up to $113,139.80 to expand Kimpston Park. The committee will also hear a public hearing to rename Westside Reservoir Park as “Shirley Clarke Franklin Park” and will receive appointments to the Reparations Study Commission, Midtown CID Board, and Housing Commission. Additional items include a contract renewal with Park Pride, Inc. for $90,000 annually, several land‑use redesignations in the 2021 Comprehensive Development Plan, and resolutions authorizing donations up to $1.1 million for community programs.
- Ordinance 24-O-1680: purchase of 0.1722‑acre parcel at 80 Thirkield Avenue for up to $113,139.80 for Kimpston Park expansion
- Public hearing 24-O-1622: rename Westside Reservoir Park to “Shirley Clarke Franklin Park”
- Ordinance 24-O-1681: contract renewal with Park Pride, Inc. for $90,000 annually (2025‑2027) for park services
- Ordinance 24-O-1605: redesignate 3520 North Camp Creek Parkway from open space to low‑density residential
- Ordinance 24-O-1659: ground lease for rapid‑delivery housing on Reservoir Drive and 653 Green Street, up to 20‑year term, waiving competitive procurement
Finance/Executive Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Finance/Executive Committee will consider a series of ordinances authorizing major equipment leases, bond issuances, budget transfers, and charitable donations. The most significant item is a lease agreement for up to $22,000,000 to acquire laptops, accessories, police vehicles, and related equipment. Additional actions include a $4 million general‑obligation bond issuance and several smaller funding allocations for city programs.
- Ordinance 24-O-1669: Lease financing up to $22,000,000 for laptops, accessories, police vehicles, and related equipment.
- Ordinance 24-O-1666: Issuance of $4,000,000 in Series 2025 general‑obligation bonds.
- Ordinance 24-O-1670: Donation up to $8,500 for license‑plate‑reader cameras in Morningside‑Lenox Park.
- Ordinance 24-O-1675: Amendment to risk‑management information system with funding up to $122,553.48.
- Ordinance 24-O-1676: Amendment to jail‑management system contract with funding up to $180,000.
Zoning Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Zoning Committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding property rezoning, special use permits, and amendments to the city's sign ordinance. The body will also discuss extending the Campbellton Road Overlay boundaries and permitting data centers in specific transit areas.
- Proposed amendment to the Sign Ordinance regarding freestanding signs and permit procedures
- Extension of Campbellton Road Overlay boundaries from Honeysuckle Lane, SW, to Lee Street, SW
- Rezoning of 1640 Flat Shoals Road, SE from R-4 to PD-H for housing
- Special use permit for pickleball courts at 3804 Roswell Road, NE
- Proposed designation of data centers as a permitted use within half a mile of high-capacity transit stops in SPI-21 Subarea 9
Transportation Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Atlanta Transportation Committee will consider a series of ordinances and resolutions, including a $33.2 million contract for Fairburn Road Complete Streets with Astra Group, Inc. It will also review airport‑related contracts, grant allocations, and street‑renaming proposals. Items on the agenda range from infrastructure funding to right‑of‑way abandonments.
- Ordinance 24-O-1682: authorize $2,667,165.72 Homeless and Transient Mitigation Program contract with Traveler’s Aid at Hartsfield‑Jackson Airport
- Ordinance 24-O-1653: authorize $3,662,790 change order for quarry stabilization and wildlife deterrent at the airport
- Ordinance 24-O-1498: approve payment of $582,332.82 invoice to Precision 2000, Inc. for Glenwood Avenue/US23/SR42 improvement
- Ordinance 24-O-1229: authorize $3,200,000 USDOT Highway Infrastructure grant for Midtown Connector design
- Ordinance 24-O-1054: rename Finley Avenue NW to Brittany Glover Drive NW
Public Safety & Legal Administration Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Public Safety & Legal Administration Committee will review police department reports and approve a total of $80,481.26 in claims for property damage and injuries. The agenda includes communications regarding appointments to the Atlanta Citizen Review Board.
- Review of Atlanta Police Department crime and quarterly updates
- Approval of $80,481.26 in favorable claims for vehicle accidents and road defects
- Appointment of Andrea Bilbijja to Atlanta Citizen Review Board
- Consideration of 41 claims with unfavorable recommendations
- Public comment period scheduled for 3 minutes
Committee on Council - Regular Committee Meeting
The Committee on Council will consider several communications appointing individuals to city boards, including Kevin Bacon to the Board of Zoning Adjustment, Judy Walker to the Atlanta Citizen Review Board, and Garry W. Bridgeman as chair of the Defined Benefit Pension Plan Investment Board. It will also consider two resolutions: one to reverse a prior council action on resolution 24‑R‑4435, and another to accept and act on the recommendations of the Inspector General and Ethics Office task force. No other agenda items are listed.
- Appointment of Kevin Bacon as a member of the Board of Zoning Adjustment (2‑year term) – 24-C-5127
- Appointment of Judy Walker to the Atlanta Citizen Review Board (3‑year term) – 24-C-5138
- Appointment of Garry W. Bridgeman as chair of the Defined Benefit Pension Plan Investment Board (5‑year term) – 24-R-4449
- Resolution 24‑R‑4517 to revoke the previous acceptance and filing of resolution 24‑R‑4435
- Resolution 24‑R‑4518 to accept the Inspector General and Ethics Office task‑force report and request draft legislation
Atlanta City Council - Regular Meeting
The Atlanta City Council will consider a consent agenda including a $19 million land purchase for the Beltline Northeast Trail and $9.7 million in budget transfers for airport projects. The body will also vote on proclamations and appointments to various city boards.
- Beltline Northeast Trail land acquisition for $19,000,000
- Airport budget transfers of $5,618,000 and $4,105,000
- Kathryn Johnston Memorial Park land purchase for $197,722.60
- Anti-displacement grant award of $250,000
- USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program grant of $634,500
Zoning Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Atlanta Zoning Committee will hold first‑reading votes on ten ordinances that propose rezoning of residential parcels and grant special‑use permits for various commercial and recreational uses. Items include rezoning of 3520 North Camp Creek Parkway from R‑4 to MR‑2, 631 Flat Shoals Avenue from R‑LC‑C to R‑LC, and 582 Hope Street from R‑4B to R‑5. The committee will also review special‑use permits for a barber & beauty shop at 607 Magnolia Street, an outdoor sales area at 3190 Roswell Road, and a private club at 155 West Paces Ferry Road. All items are presented for first reading; staff, NPU, and ZRB recommendations are noted in the agenda.
- Rezoning 3520 North Camp Creek Parkway, SW from R‑4 (single‑family) to MR‑2 (multifamily) – 3.864 acres (Z‑24‑65)
- Rezoning 631 Flat Shoals Avenue, SE from R‑LC‑C to R‑LC – 0.14 acres (Z‑24‑71)
- Rezoning 582 Hope Street, SW from R‑4B to R‑5 – 0.21 acres (Z‑24‑73)
- Special‑use permit for a barber & beauty shop at 607 Magnolia Street, NW (U‑24‑30)
- Special‑use permit for a private club at 155 West Paces Ferry Road, NW (U‑24‑32)
Transportation Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Transportation Committee will consider amending airport budgets and funding various infrastructure projects, including the Central Avenue Bridge replacement and the Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) grant for the Stitch project.
- Amends airport budgets totaling $111 million
- Authorizes $3.66 million for Quarry Stabilization at Hartsfield-Jackson
- Authorizes $157.6 million for Reconnecting Communities grant
- Authorizes $20.5 million for traffic signal and intersection improvements
- Authorizes $1.9 million for Bankhead Avenue overhead bridge demolition
Finance/Executive Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Finance/Executive Committee is reviewing several ordinances related to city funding, airport financing, and contract extensions. The body will discuss airport revenue notes and various departmental budget adjustments.
- Issuance of Third Lien Airport General Revenue Commercial Paper Notes up to $450,000,000
- Issuance of Third Lien Airport General Revenue Short-Term Notes up to $100,000,000
- Security guard services contract amendment with Thorpe Building Services, Inc./All-N-1 Security Services, Inc. for $5,175,767.30
- Payment of $650,254.33 to the U.S. Treasury for unallowed Emergency Rental Assistance Program expenses
- Funding of $572,095.00 for a business license and cashier management system with Tyler Technologies, Inc.
City Utilities Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Atlanta City Utilities Committee will consider several ordinances and resolutions at its November 12 meeting. The most significant is Ordinance 24-O-1630, which would increase the FY2025 Water and Wastewater Renewal and Extension Fund budget by $161,438,629.97. Other items include waivers and funding additions for green infrastructure, sewer repairs, and a security guard services contract. The committee will also discuss grant acceptance and other project authorizations.
- Ordinance 24-O-1630: amend FY2025 Water & Wastewater Renewal Fund by $161,438,629.97
- Ordinance 24-O-1631: waive procurement rules and add up to $1,500,000 to the Green Infrastructure and Landscape Services agreement
- Ordinance 24-O-1595: transfer $30,000,000 from Watershed Reserves for sanitary sewer repairs
- Ordinance 24-O-1597: waive competitive selection and approve $125,000 for United Rentals contract extension
- Resolution 24-R-4451: authorize $44,981,822.67 for three‑year security guard services contract
Community Development/Human Services Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Community Development/Human Services Committee will vote on several ordinances, including a $19 million eminent‑domain plan for the Beltline Northeast Trail segment. Other items include land‑use redesignations, park funding for pickleball courts and a new park parcel, and authorizations for grant and service reimbursements. The meeting also features updates from the Grants, City Planning, and Intown Cares departments.
- 24-O-1628: authorize up to $19,000,000 for eminent‑domain acquisition of land for Beltline Northeast Trail segment 3 and connectors.
- 24-O-1608: approve purchase of two parcels (≈0.093 acres) for Kathryn Johnston Memorial Park for $197,722.60.
- 24-O-1591: transfer up to $125,000 from the District 2 Discretionary Fund to the Department of Parks for pickleball courts in Central Park.
- 24-O-1601: authorize a USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program grant of up to $634,500 and create a dedicated grant account.
- 24-O-1651: amend the memorandum of understanding with Piedmont Park Conservancy to increase sanitation, lawn, and security service reimbursements.
Public Safety & Legal Administration Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Public Safety & Legal Administration Committee will review updates from the Atlanta Police Department, Municipal Court, and City Solicitor. A communication appoints Judy Walker to the Atlanta Citizen Review Board for a three‑year term. The committee will vote on resolutions recommending approval of several city liability claims, with total favorable claims amounting to $52,994.60 and a list of unfavorable recommendations. Standard agenda items such as adoption of the agenda and approval of minutes will also be addressed.
- Appointment of Judy Walker to the Atlanta Citizen Review Board (3‑year term)
- Resolution 24‑R‑4452 recommending approval of a $33,500 bodily‑injury claim from an accident at Fairburn Rd & Heritage Valley Rd
- Resolution 24‑R‑4453 recommending approval of an $11,073.53 property‑damage claim at 2615 North Decatur Rd
- Resolution 24‑R‑4454 recommending approval of a $3,324.78 property‑damage claim from a pothole at 1757 Piedmont Ave
- Total amount of favorable claims recommended for approval: $52,994.60
Committee on Council - Regular Committee Meeting
The Committee on Council will consider several communications appointing individuals to city boards, including a mayoral appointment to the License Review Board. A resolution will appoint Sarah McColley to the Atlanta Beltline Design Review Committee. The committee will also hold a paper proposing two new standing city council committees.
- 24-C-5121 – Appointment of Sean C. Norman to the License Review Board (2‑year term)
- 24-C-5128 – Appointment of Delvin Davis to the Water and Sewer Appeals Board (3‑year term)
- 24-C-5129 – Reappointment of Earl Young to the Water and Sewer Appeals Board (2‑year term retroactive to Oct. 1, 2024)
- 24-C-5134 – Appointment of Vernetta Nuriddin to the Atlanta Commission on Women (2‑year term)
- 24-R-4194 – Appointment of Sarah McColley to the Atlanta Beltline Design Review Committee (2‑year term)
Atlanta City Council - Regular Meeting
The Atlanta City Council will consider a consent agenda containing dozens of ordinances. Items include large budget transfers for water and wastewater services, new funding for airport projects, and several land use and park initiatives. All items will be voted on together unless a member requests separate discussion.
- 24-O-1555 – Transfer up to $149,721,015.52 from the Water & Wastewater Debt Service Reserve to the Water & Wastewater Renewal Extension Fund for capital costs.
- 24-O-1565 – Provide up to $19,812,303.97 of alternative funding for contracts supporting Hartsfield‑Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
- 24-O-1553 – Transfer up to $495,000 to the Department of City Planning budget for the 2026 Comprehensive Development Plan.
- 24-O-1577 – Waive procurement code to allow a memorandum of understanding with Buckhead Baseball, Inc. for operation and maintenance of baseball fields at Bagley Park.
- 24-O-1459 – Annex properties fronting Flat Shoals Road, SE, from unincorporated Dekalb County into the City of Atlanta.
Atlanta City Council - Special Called Meeting
The Atlanta City Council is meeting to consider an ordinance supplementing the Series 2024 Bond Ordinance. The body will discuss the terms, interest rates, and maturity dates for Water and Wastewater Subordinate Lien Revenue Bonds.
- Ordinance 24-O-1549 to authorize bond proceeds not to exceed $450,000,000
- Creation of bond fund number 5086
- Ratification of a Bond Purchase Agreement with J.P. Morgan Securities LLC
- Amendment to the Fiscal Year 2025 budget to add bond proceeds
Transportation Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The committee will vote on several ordinances, including budget transfers for airport funds, a $157.6 million USDOT grant for the Stitch‑Capping I‑75/85 downtown project, and authority to acquire property for the Central Avenue Bridge replacement. It will also consider waivers and funding adjustments for airport contracts and a renewal of a customer‑experience contract worth up to $25 million. Additional resolutions address traffic‑calming devices, grant applications, and infrastructure improvements.
- Ordinance 24-O-1602: Transfer $5,618,000 to the Airport Revenue Fund and $4,105,000 to the Airport Renewal Fund.
- Ordinance 24-O-1603: Approve up to $157,645,161 USDOT Reconnecting Communities grant for the Stitch‑Capping I‑75/85 project.
- Ordinance 24-O-1604: Authorize acquisition and possible condemnation for Central Avenue Bridge replacement.
- Ordinance 24-O-1566: Waive procurement rules to renew ATL Customer Experience contract with ABM‑ALL N ONE Security Services for up to $25,000,000.
- Resolution 24-R-4433: Apply for and, if awarded, accept a $15,000,000 low‑carbon transportation materials grant.
Finance/Executive Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Finance/Executive Committee will consider a series of ordinances and resolutions, including a $149,721,015.52 transfer from the Water and Wastewater Debt Service Reserve to the Water and Wastewater Renewal Extension Fund. Other items include a $495,000 transfer for the City‑Planning General Fund, a $572,095 contract extension with Tyler Technologies, a $650,254.33 payment to the U.S. Treasury for emergency rental assistance, and a temporary easement at 1154 Jackson Parkway for roadway improvements.
- Ordinance 24‑O‑1555: Transfer $149,721,015.52 to fund Water and Wastewater capital costs
- Ordinance 24‑O‑1553: Transfer $495,000 to the FY2025 City‑Planning General Fund
- Ordinance 24‑O‑1593: Extend Tyler Technologies contract by up to $572,095 for payment processing services
- Ordinance 24‑O‑1592: Remit up to $650,254.33 to the U.S. Treasury for unallowed emergency rental assistance expenses
- Ordinance 24‑O‑1554: Grant temporary easement for ~2,888 sq ft at 1154 Jackson Parkway for Georgia DOT road work
City Utilities Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The committee will consider a first‑reading ordinance that would let the chief financial officer move $30,000,000 from the Watershed Reserves into the FY 2025 Water & Wastewater Renewal and Extension Fund for sanitary sewer repairs. Additional items include a $125,000 waiver to extend a United Rentals contract, a $7,084,227.48 amendment for the Peachtree Creek Westside sewer capacity relief project, and a resolution creating an infrastructure‑sustainability task force for District 8. The agenda also contains communications appointing Delvin Davis to the Water and Sewer Appeals Board and other routine matters.
- Ordinance 24-O-1595: $30,000,000 budget amendment for sanitary sewer repairs
- Ordinance 24-O-1597: $125,000 waiver to extend United Rentals contract
- Ordinance 24-O-1556: $7,084,227.48 amendment for Peachtree Creek Westside sewer project
- Resolution 24-R-4311: establishes an Infrastructure‑Sustainability Task Force for District 8
- Communication 24-C-5128: appoints Delvin Davis to the Water and Sewer Appeals Board (3‑year term)
Community Development/Human Services Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Community Development/Human Services Committee will consider a series of ordinances and resolutions, including a first‑reading ordinance to seek a USDA child and adult care food program grant of up to $634,500, and second‑reading items that waive code requirements for a Living Cities grant of up to $100,000, create a playground reservation policy, and approve a $125,000 transfer for pickleball courts in Central Park. The committee will also vote on a $26,500,000 joint task order to fund managing‑general‑contractor services for the Department of Parks and Recreation. Additional items include a memorandum of understanding for baseball fields at Bagley Park and several resolutions related to park improvements and community honors.
- Ordinance 24-O-1601: Authorize application for USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program grant up to $634,500.
- Ordinance 24-O-1561: Waive code section to allow Living Cities “Breaking Barriers to Business” grant up to $100,000.
- Ordinance 24-O-1577: Approve MOU with Buckhead Baseball, Inc. for operation and maintenance of baseball fields at Bagley Park (5‑year term with one renewal option).
- Ordinance 24-O-1591: Transfer $125,000 from District 2 Discretionary Fund to Parks for installing pickleball courts in Central Park.
- Resolution 24-R-4320: Establish a joint task order fund for managing‑general‑contractor services up to $26,500,000.
Zoning Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Zoning Committee will hold a public hearing on item 24-O-1531 to grant a Metropolitan River Protection Act certificate for a new single‑family dwelling with accessory structures at 1501 Whitewater Creek Road NW, Fulton County. The committee will also consider three ordinances for second reading, including Z-22-77 to create short‑term rental regulations in the Home Park neighborhood, Z-24-77 to clarify off‑street parking requirements to one space per bedroom, and a rezoning amendment for 1060 Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway NW. A communication will appoint Kevin Bacon as a member of the Board of Zoning Adjustment for a two‑year term. Additional rezoning and amendment proposals are listed for further review.
- Public hearing (24-O-1531): certificate for new single‑family home at 1501 Whitewater Creek Rd NW
- Ordinance Z-22-77: creates short‑term rental regulations in Home Park neighborhood
- Ordinance Z-24-77: sets minimum off‑street parking to one space per bedroom for residential dwellings
- Rezoning amendment (24-O-1560) for 1060 Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway NW to correct overlay caption
- Appointment of Kevin Bacon to the Board of Zoning Adjustment (2‑year term)
Public Safety & Legal Administration Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Public Safety & Legal Administration Committee will adopt its agenda, approve minutes, hear brief public comment, and receive crime and code‑enforcement updates from the Atlanta Police Department. The main action is a resolution reviewing 45 claims, with a total of $26,677.01 in favorable recommendations and several unfavorable recommendations. The committee will vote on the recommended approvals or denials of each claim.
- Total favorable claims amount: $26,677.01
- Claim 24‑R‑4322: $9,500.00 damage from an I‑20 accident near Evans Mill Road
- Claim 24‑R‑4325: elevator injury at Hartsfield‑Jackson Atlanta International Airport (unfavorable)
- Claim 24‑R‑4326: property damage from a pothole at 851 Constitution Road SE (unfavorable)
- Claim 24‑R‑4345: property damage from a rock thrown into a windshield at 3711 Benjamin E. Mays Drive (unfavorable)
Committee on Council - Regular Committee Meeting
The Committee on Council will consider several communications and resolutions, including the mayor’s appointment of LaChandra Butler Burks as Chief Operating Officer, which requires City Council confirmation. It will also review an appointment to the Atlanta Commission on Fatherhood, a designation of an architect to the Beltline Design Review Committee, and a dual‑referred ordinance to fund stipends for Atlanta Planning Advisory Board members. A paper held concerns creating two new standing committees for Community Development and Human Services.
- 24-C-5122 – Communication appointing LaChandra Butler Burks as Chief Operating Officer for the City of Atlanta (pending Council confirmation).
- 24-C-5123 – Communication appointing Jason Allen as a member of the Atlanta Commission on Fatherhood, Men and Boys for a two‑year term.
- 24-R-4193 – Resolution appointing Ai‑Lien D. Vuong as the Atlanta City Council appointee to the Atlanta Beltline Design Review Committee (architect, two‑year term).
- 23-O-1531 – Dual‑referred ordinance amending the Land Development Code to provide stipends to voting members of the Atlanta Planning Advisory Board.
- 23-O-1621 – Ordinance establishing two new standing committees of the Atlanta City Council: the Community Development Committee and the Human Services Committee.
Atlanta City Council - Regular Meeting
The Atlanta City Council will adopt its agenda and consider several communications and vetoed legislation before moving to a consent agenda and a second‑reading of multiple ordinances. Key items include a request to issue up to $120,000,000 in revenue bonds for surface transportation and infrastructure improvements in the Atlanta Urban Redevelopment Area No. 1, adoption of the 2025‑2029 Capital Improvements Element, and a $934,800 budget addition for rental subsidies at Santa Fe Villas housing complex. The council will also ratify a contract renewal for traveling screens services and confirm several board appointments.
- Ordinance 24-O-1483: request issuance of revenue bonds not to exceed $120,000,000 for surface transportation and infrastructure projects in the Atlanta Urban Redevelopment Area No. 1.
- Ordinance 24-O-1497: adopt the 2025‑2029 Capital Improvements Element, funded in part by development impact fees.
- Ordinance 24-O-1532: add $934,800 to FY2025 budget for rental subsidies for 100 units at Santa Fe Villas housing complex.
- Ordinance 24-O-1528: ratify renewal of the traveling screens service and repair contract (Agreement FC‑1190453) with Atlas‑SSI, Inc. for one year starting August 9, 2024.
- Communication 24-C-5127: appoint Kevin Bacon to the Board of Zoning Adjustment for a two‑year term.
Transportation Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Transportation Committee will consider a series of ordinances and resolutions covering airport funding, procurement waivers, and local street projects. Key items include a $25 million renewal of the ATL Customer Experience contract, alternative airport funding of nearly $20 million, and extensions of fuel‑storage agreements at Hartsfield‑Jackson Airport. The committee will also address property acquisition for the Howell Mill Road project and approve several street‑lighting and traffic‑calming measures.
- Ordinance 24-O-1566: waive procurement rules to renew ATL Customer Experience contract with ABM‑ALL N ONE Security Services for up to $25,000,000 (2024‑2026)
- Ordinance 24-O-1565: authorize alternative funding for airport contracts up to $19,812,303.97 from airport revenue bonds
- Ordinance 24-O-1564: extend month‑to‑month term of fuel‑storage facility agreement at Hartsfield‑Jackson Airport up to $10,250,000
- Resolution 24-R-4292: issue task order for Spring Street Viaduct Phase II design services up to $537,651.97
- Resolution 24-R-4201: request agreement with Georgia Power to install three street lights on Treadwell Circle SW
Finance/Executive Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Finance/Executive Committee will consider amending the 2025 water and wastewater budget to transfer $149.7 million to fund capital costs. The body is also set to authorize a $100 million annual contract for citywide construction services and a $2.447 million roof repair agreement.
- Amends 2025 water and wastewater budget by transferring $149,721,015.52
- Authorizes $100M annual construction contract for citywide services
- Authorizes $2.447M roof repair contract for 3-year term
- Approves $750,000 annual Park Pride funding increase
- Authorizes $350,000 contract for pre-employment physicals and drug testing
City Utilities Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The City Utilities Committee will consider a first‑reading ordinance to amend the FY 2025 Water & Wastewater Renewal and Extension Fund by $7,084,227.48, directing the money to the Sewer Group Five (SG5) Capacity Relief – Peachtree Creek Westside Project 2A. It will also take up a second‑reading ordinance to ratify the second renewal option of the traveling‑screens service contract with Atlas‑SSI, Inc. Additional resolutions include funding for software support, a beautification project on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, and a donation to Common Courtesy, Inc. Several items are held for further review or have been previously held.
- Ordinance 24-O-1556: Transfer $7,084,227.48 to fund SG5 Peachtree Creek Westside Project 2A
- Ordinance 24-O-1528: Ratify second renewal option for Atlas‑SSI traveling‑screens contract (1‑year term, retroactive Aug 9 2024‑Aug 8 2025)
- Resolution 24-R-4207: Authorize up to $75,000 for E‑Builder software support and training
- Resolution 24-R-4288: Authorize up to $30,000 for a beautification project along Martin Luther King Jr. Drive adjacent to Mozley Park
- Ordinance 24-O-1094: Authorize up to $80,000 donation to Common Courtesy, Inc. for fuel‑efficient rides for released inmates
Community Development/Human Services Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Community Development/Human Services Committee will consider several ordinances and resolutions, including a second‑reading ordinance to add $934,800 to the FY2025 budget for rental subsidies at the Santa Fe Villas housing complex. It will also hear a first‑reading ordinance to accept a $100,000 Breaking Barriers to Business grant and a public hearing item to amend the 2021 Comprehensive Development Plan for property on Flat Shoals Road. Additional items include funding for park lighting at Windsor Street Park and a request for a $500,000 EPA brownfields assessment grant.
- 24-O-1532: Add $934,800 to FY2025 budget for Santa Fe Villas rental subsidies for 100 low‑income formerly homeless units.
- 24-O-1561: Waive code requirements to accept a $100,000 Breaking Barriers to Business grant for the Department of City Planning.
- 24-O-1457: Amend the 2021 CDP land‑use element to designate Flat Shoals Road frontage for low‑density residential, single‑family residential, and low‑density commercial uses.
- 24-R-4203: Approve up to $201,000 for park lighting and ADA improvements at Windsor Street Park.
- 24-R-4289: Authorize application for up to $500,000 EPA FY2025 Brownfields Community‑Wide Assessment grant.
Zoning Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Zoning Committee is reviewing several rezoning requests and special use permits for residential, commercial, and institutional properties. The body is also considering a proposal to remove 102 privately owned billboard faces in exchange for upgrading or relocating 30 others.
- Proposal to remove 102 privately owned billboard faces in exchange for upgrading/relocating 25 digital and 6 static faces
- Special use permit for a personal care home at 1183 6th Street, NW
- Special use permit for a place of worship at 3612 Paces Ferry Road, NW
- Special use permit for a private school at 650 Montgomery Ferry Road, NE
- Rezoning of 345 Mt. Zion Road, SW from R-4 to R-4A
Public Safety & Legal Administration Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Public Safety & Legal Administration Committee will hear updates from the Atlanta Police Department, the Department of Law, and the Department of Corrections. It will consider a mayoral appointment of Sean Norman to the License Review Board. The committee will vote on a resolution recommending approval of several liability claims totaling $29,949.19, while noting some claims with unfavorable recommendations.
- Appointment of Sean Norman to the License Review Board (24-C-5121)
- Resolution recommending approval of claim 24-R-4222 for $11,000 bodily injury at 34 Ponce De Leon Ave NE
- Resolution recommending approval of claim 24-R-4223 for $7,488.50 property damage at 968 Jett St NW
- Resolution recommending approval of claim 24-R-4224 for $6,508.41 property damage at 90 Northside Drive
- Total amount of favorable claims listed as $29,949.19
Committee on Council - Regular Committee Meeting
The Committee on Council will consider two resolutions appointing Ai‑Lien D. Vuong, an architect, and Sarah McColley, an urban planner, to the Atlanta Beltline Design Review Committee for two‑year terms. A communication will be reviewed confirming Bridgette Walton's two‑year appointment to the Beltline Tax Allocation District Advisory Committee. The agenda also includes a dual‑referred ordinance to provide stipends to Atlanta Planning Advisory Board voting members and a paper to create separate Community Development and Human Services standing committees.
- Resolution 24-R-4193 appointing Ai‑Lien D. Vuong (architect) to the Beltline Design Review Committee (2‑year term)
- Resolution 24-R-4194 appointing Sarah McColley (urban planner) to the Beltline Design Review Committee (2‑year term)
- Communication 24-C-5118 confirming Bridgette Walton's appointment to the Beltline Tax Allocation District Advisory Committee (2‑year term)
- Dual‑referred ordinance 23-O-1531 to amend the Land Development Code to provide stipends to Atlanta Planning Advisory Board voting members
- Paper 23-O-1621 to establish the Community Development Committee and the Human Services Committee by dividing the existing committee
Atlanta City Council - Regular Meeting
The Atlanta City Council will consider several ordinances, including two that amend the FY 2025 Water & Wastewater Renewal and Extension Fund budget to transfer funds and allocate $15 million for architectural, engineering, design and construction‑management services under six joint‑venture agreements. Additional items include a $5.5 million water‑fund amendment, a $755,000 contract for landfill and airport‑slope mowing, and a land‑use amendment changing classifications in the West Highlands and Rockdale communities. The council will also vote on a donation of police vehicles valued at $42,274 and $8,000.
- 24-O-1442 – amend FY 2025 water & wastewater fund to transfer $5,500,000 for small‑meter installation project
- 24-O-1462 – amend FY 2025 water & wastewater fund to transfer $15,000,000 for CIP A&E projects
- 24-O-1503 – authorize $755,000 contract with Genesis Testing Services for landfill and airport‑slope mowing and clearing
- 24-O-1504 – authorize up to $15,000,000 for six architectural/engineering design‑build agreements (RFP‑S 1200311 series)
- 24-O-1127 – amend comprehensive development plan to reclassify properties in West Highlands and Rockdale from open‑space/medium‑density to mixed‑use medium‑ and high‑density
Transportation Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Atlanta Transportation Committee will consider a first‑reading consent agenda of several ordinances that amend the FY2025 Airport Renewal and Extension Fund, including a $41,935,790 transfer and multiple FAA grant allocations. It will also take up second‑reading ordinances authorizing a $582,332.82 payment for the Glenwood Avenue/US‑23/SR‑42 improvement and a $18,360,698 contract with Georgia Power for airport power and ductline work. Additional resolutions will seek a $4,000,000 DOT grant for street projects and a $1,300,000 airport services contract with Conquer + Vivo 360.
- Ordinance 24-O-1533: Transfer $41,935,790 within the Airport Renewal and Extension Fund (FY2025)
- Ordinance 24-O-1534: Add $30,183,260 FAA grant for runway shoulder rehabilitation
- Ordinance 24-O-1500: Authorize up to $18,360,698 power and ductline agreements with Georgia Power for Hartsfield‑Jackson Airport
- Resolution 24-R-4187: Apply for up to $4,000,000 DOT Reconnecting Communities grant for Lee Street and Centennial Yards complete streets projects
- Resolution 24-R-4189: Approve a contract up to $1,300,000 with Conquer + Vivo 360 for airport services
Finance/Executive Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Finance/Executive Committee will consider a series of ordinances and resolutions, including a $300 million budget amendment for the FY2025 water and wastewater commercial paper program. Other items include waivers of procurement rules for contracts up to $350,000 and $1.03 million, a $4.5 million fund transfer for staffing services, and several task orders and donations. The meeting also features updates on COVID‑19, procurement, and a MARTA program audit.
- Ordinance 24-O-1489: authorize up to $300,000,000 addition to FY2025 water and wastewater budget for commercial paper series 2024A‑1 and 2024A‑2
- Ordinance 24-O-1527: waive procurement rules to allow a contract with Caduceus USA Medical Services for pre‑employment physicals up to $350,000
- Ordinance 24-O-1490: transfer up to $4,500,000 from the committed fund balance to the Capital Finance Fund for supplemental staffing services with Nova Collaborative JV
- Resolution 24-R-4118: issue task order $311,900 for architectural planning, design, engineering & construction at Two Peachtree Street
- Resolution 24-R-4119: fund up to $737,000 for elevator upgrades at J.C. Birdine, Dunbar Neighborhood Centers and 818 Pollard Avenue
City Utilities Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The committee will consider several ordinances, including a second‑reading ordinance authorizing up to $10 million for each of six architectural, engineering and construction‑management agreements and a $10 million joint task‑order fund. It will also review a second‑reading ordinance for a $755,000 landfill and airport slope mowing contract, and a first‑reading ordinance ratifying services under the Atlas‑SSI traveling‑screens contract. Additional items include budget amendments for water funds, a donation of up to $80,000, and other routine matters.
- 24-O-1504 – Authorize up to $10,000,000 for each of six design/engineering contracts and a $10,000,000 joint task‑order fund.
- 24-O-1503 – Waive procurement code to ratify a landfill and airport slope mowing contract not to exceed $755,000.00.
- 24-O-1528 – Ratify services and invoices for the Atlas‑SSI traveling‑screens contract (max $430,000.00, plus prior amendment of $925,000.00).
- 23-O-1664 – Amend FY 2024 Water & Wastewater Renewal Fund by $2,000,000.00 for advanced metering infrastructure.
- 24-O-1094 – Authorize a donation of up to $80,000.00 to Common Courtesy, Inc. for fuel‑efficient rides for released detainees.
Community Development/Human Services Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Community Development/Human Services Committee will consider several ordinances and resolutions, including a $10,819,662 grant funding amendment for shelter and services programs. Other items include a $934,800 housing assistance contract for Santa Fe Villas, a $1,442,000 allocation from the Gulch Housing Trust Fund for foreclosed property redevelopment, a $486,000 Pathways to Career grant for justice‑involved individuals, and the adoption of the 2025‑2029 Capital Improvements Element. The meeting also features quarterly updates from the Department of Labor and Employment Services and the Department of Parks and Recreation, plus various donation resolutions and contract approvals.
- Ordinance 24-O-1506: authorize up to $10,819,662 shelter and services grant funding and amend FY2024 intergovernmental grant fund budget.
- Ordinance 24-O-1532: add $934,800 to FY2025 intergovernmental grant fund for rental subsidies at Santa Fe Villas housing complex.
- Ordinance 24-O-1507: allocate up to $1,442,000 from the Gulch Housing Trust Fund for preparing foreclosed properties for affordable housing redevelopment.
- Ordinance 24-O-1510: approve $486,000 Pathways to Career grant for employment services for up to 75 justice‑involved individuals.
- Ordinance 24-O-1497: adopt the 2025‑2029 Capital Improvements Element funded in part by development impact fees.
Zoning Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Zoning Committee is meeting to consider several ordinances for first and second readings. The agenda primarily consists of requests to rezone residential and industrial properties and applications for special use permits.
- Request for a Metropolitan River Protection Act certificate for a new single family dwelling at 1501 Whitewater Creek Road, NW
- Rezoning of 423 Sunset Avenue, NW from SPI-3 SA1 to SPI-3 SA-3
- Special use permit for a day care and school at 1196 Arkwright Place, SE, 1189 Merlin Avenue, SE, and 1193 Merlin Avenue, SE
- Special use permit for a personal care home at 122 Cleveland Avenue, SW
- Rezoning of properties at 1089 Allene Avenue, SW and others to Industrial Mixed Use Conditional/Beltline Overlay
Public Safety & Legal Administration Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Public Safety & Legal Administration Committee will adopt its agenda, approve minutes, and hear brief public comment. It will receive presentations on Atlanta Police Department crime statistics, the Public Safety Training Facility update, the Public Defender's Office quarterly update, and the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department quarterly update. The committee will vote on a resolution covering 46 city claims, with total favorable recommendations amounting to $119,129.12 and several unfavorable recommendations.
- Review of Atlanta Police Department crime statistics
- Update on the Public Safety Training Facility
- Quarterly update from the Public Defender's Office
- Quarterly update from the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department
- Resolution vote on 46 claims totaling $119,129.12 in favorable recommendations
Committee on Council - Regular Committee Meeting
The Committee on Council will adopt the agenda and minutes, and review two communications appointing new members to city bodies. One communication names Judith Taylor to a commission honoring former Mayor Shirley Franklin. The other names Willetta Phipps to serve on the Civil Service Board for a three‑year term, which requires council confirmation.
- 24-C-5115: Communication appointing Judith Taylor to a commission to honor former Mayor Shirley Franklin
- 24-C-5116: Communication appointing Willetta Phipps to the Civil Service Board (3‑year term)
- 23-O-1531: Dual‑referred ordinance to provide stipends for Atlanta Planning Advisory Board members (held)
- 23-O-1621: Ordinance to create two new standing committees – Community Development and Human Services (held)
- 24-O-1399: Ordinance amending the city charter to allow sunset of boards after two years of inactivity (2nd reading)
Atlanta City Council - Regular Meeting
The Atlanta City Council will consider a slate of ordinances on second reading, including a $1.5 million settlement payment, a zoning exemption for malt beverage sales, a $50 million funding extension for a sewer rehabilitation contract, the creation of a Neighborhood Impact Recovery Fund, and a $75 million bond issuance to finance rapid‑delivery and permanent supportive housing. These actions are presented for council approval at the September 16 regular meeting.
- $1.5 million settlement payment authorized for the Keith A. Sylvester case (24-O-1464).
- Exemption from distance requirements for a malt beverage and wine store at 1535 Chattahoochee Ave NW (24-O-1477).
- $50 million added to the Sewer Group Four small‑diameter rehabilitation contract and term extension (24-O-1456).
- Creation of the Neighborhood Impact Recovery Fund with up to $500,000 transferred from the Rapid Response Loan Fund (24-O-1473).
- $75 million revenue bonds authorized to fund rapid‑delivery housing, permanent supportive housing, and related projects (24-O-1486).
Transportation Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Transportation Committee will consider several ordinances and resolutions, including large funding allocations for airport projects and city infrastructure. Items on the agenda include a $582,332.82 payment for the Glenwood Avenue/US‑23/SR‑42 intersection improvement, a $13,049,513 transfer to the Airport Passenger Facility Charge Fund, and an $18,360,698 power and ductline agreement with Georgia Power for Hartsfield‑Jackson Airport. The committee will also vote on a $127,765,503 contract to reconstruct the domestic terminal parking deck at Hartsfield‑Jackson Airport.
- Ordinance 24-O-1498 – approve $582,332.82 payment to Precision 2000 for Glenwood Ave/US‑23/SR‑42 intersection improvement.
- Ordinance 24-O-1499 – transfer $13,049,513 to FY2025 Airport Passenger Facility Charge Fund.
- Ordinance 24-O-1500 – authorize Georgia Power agreements up to $18,360,698 (including $5,000,000 contingency) for airport power and ductline work.
- Ordinance 24-O-1501 – allocate up to $162,220 for the 2024 Airports Council International summit at Hartsfield‑Jackson.
- Resolution 24-R-3993 – approve $127,765,503 contract for domestic terminal parking deck Phase 1 reconstruction.
Finance/Executive Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Finance/Executive Committee will hold a public hearing on the annexation of properties on Flat Shoals Road in unincorporated DeKalb County. It will consider several first‑reading ordinances, including a $300,000,000 amendment to the FY2025 water and wastewater budget and a $4,500,000 operating transfer to the Capital Finance Fund. Second‑reading items include a $750,000,000 increase to the Watershed Department’s encumbrance authority and a $5,000,000 contract for mobile community referral services.
- 24-O-1489 – authorize up to $300,000,000 for FY2025 water and wastewater commercial paper program
- 24-O-1490 – transfer up to $4,500,000 from the committed fund balance to the Capital Finance Fund
- 24-O-1484 – increase Watershed Department encumbrance authority to $750,000,000
- 24-O-1474 – approve up to $5,000,000 for Mobile Community Referrals and Diversion Services contract
- 24-O-1459 – public hearing on annexation of Flat Shoals Road properties into Atlanta city limits
City Utilities Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The committee is considering several ordinances to amend water and wastewater budgets and ratify service contracts. Discussions include funding for capital improvement projects and infrastructure adjustments for state road resurfacing.
- Renewal of landfill and airport slope mowing contract with Genesis Testing Services, Inc. up to $755,000.00
- Renewal of six architectural and engineering agreements for capital improvement projects, each up to $10,000,000.00
- Budget amendment of $50,000,000.00 for the Sewer Group Four Small Diameter Rehabilitation Project
- Budget amendment of $10,000,000.00 for the FY 2025 Water & Wastewater Renewal and Extension Fund
- Infrastructure adjustment agreements with Georgia DOT for SR-154 projects totaling up to $1,883,163.80
Community Development/Human Services Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Community Development/Human Services Committee will consider multiple ordinances and resolutions, including capital improvements, fee changes, and funding measures. It will vote on a $10 million, six‑year commitment from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund to support the Rapid Housing Initiative and related permanent supportive housing. The committee will also consider a $500,000 transfer to create a Neighborhood Impact Recovery Fund for small businesses, a new flat fee for building projects under $75,000, and a $700,000 donation to 24/7 Gateway for coordinated shelter services.
- Ordinance 24-O-1473: Transfer up to $500,000 from the Atlanta Rapid Response Loan Fund to create the Neighborhood Impact Recovery Fund for small businesses.
- Ordinance 24-O-1478: Amend the Atlanta Building Code to establish a flat fee for residential and commercial projects valued under $75,000.
- Resolution 24-R-3985: Authorize a donation of up to $700,000 to 24/7 Gateway for coordinated shelter and supportive services for chronic homelessness.
- Resolution 24-R-3988: Commit $10,000,000 from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund over six years to support the Rapid Housing Initiative and permanent supportive housing.
- Ordinance 24-O-1486: Request issuance of revenue bonds (Series 2024) by Invest Atlanta to finance rapid and permanent supportive housing projects (principal amount not specified).
Zoning Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Atlanta Zoning Committee will conduct a first‑reading of eight ordinances covering rezoning of residential and mixed‑use parcels, special‑use permits for a liquor‑sale venue, a private school, and a personal care home, as well as amendments to the short‑term rental rules and sign ordinance. No final actions are taken at this meeting; the items are presented for discussion and further review. Public comments are limited to topics not already before the Zoning Review Board.
- 24-O-1492: Rezone 1529 and 1539 Carlisle Street NW from R‑4A (single‑family) to MR‑2 (multifamily)
- 24-O-1493: Rezone 425 Chapell Road NW from PD‑MU/BL to PD‑MU/BL as part of a major site‑plan amendment
- 24-O-1494: Special use permit for a non‑resident alcoholic beverage establishment at 889 Howell Mill Road NW, Suite 8000
- 22-O-1759: Amend zoning ordinance to create short‑term rental regulations in the Home Park neighborhood
- 24-O-1050: Amend the city sign ordinance to allow security video technology on suspended signs
Committee on Council - Regular Committee Meeting
The Committee on Council is reviewing a proposal to allow the committee chair to sunset boards, authorities, and commissions that have been inactive for two years. The body is also considering mayoral appointments to city boards.
- Ordinance 24-O-1399: Proposed charter amendment to sunset boards inactive for two years
- Appointment of Tony Lowe to the Chattahoochee Brick Company Memorial, Greenspace and Park Board
- Appointment of Thomasenia Robinson to the Civil Service Board for a three-year term
- Ordinance 23-O-1531: Proposed stipends for voting members of the Atlanta Planning Advisory Board
- Ordinance 23-O-1621: Proposal to divide the Committee on Community Development and Human Services into two standing committees
Atlanta City Council - Regular Meeting
The Atlanta City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes several ordinances. Key items are waivers of competitive procurement to fund month‑to‑month wireless voice and data services with Verizon and T‑Mobile, a budget transfer to the City Planning fund, a lease for a new police substation, a water‑utility fund amendment, and acceptance of a federal lead‑hazard grant. All items will be voted on together unless a member requests separate discussion.
- 24-O-1418 – waive procurement to add up to $2,202,619.55 for Verizon wireless voice/data services (July 1 – Dec 31 2024).
- 24-O-1417 – waive procurement to add up to $515,287.50 for T‑Mobile wireless services (July 1 – Dec 31 2024).
- 24-O-1419 – transfer up to $324,000 from the OOB Technology Optimization Capital Finance Fund to the FY2025 City Planning General Fund.
- 24-O-1415 – extend lease for a police substation at 69 Mayson Ave and 1504 Hardee St for three years at $1 rent, charging costs to general and patrol funds.
- 24-O-1426 – accept a $1,857,651 HUD lead‑hazard reduction grant and amend the FY2025 Community Development Grant Fund budget.
Transportation Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Atlanta Transportation Committee will consider authorizing street resurfacing contracts and airport service agreements. The body will also review a proposal to rename a street and discuss traffic calming measures.
- Street resurfacing contracts with Stewart Brothers and Magnum Paving
- Airport public safety systems operations contract with Dean-All PSS
- Airport debris removal services contracts with Ashbritt and Ceres
- Proposal to rename Finley Avenue to Brittany Glover Drive
- Request for traffic calming devices on Harter Drive
Finance/Executive Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Atlanta Finance/Executive Committee will consider a series of ordinances and resolutions, including a multi‑manufacturer furniture procurement worth up to $5,850,000 per manufacturer. It will also review contracts for wireless services with T‑Mobile ($515,287.50) and Verizon ($2,202,619.55), a tracking‑suite agreement for $24,000 annually, and a middleware agreement for $759,002. Additional items include several charitable donations and a water‑service charge adjustment.
- Ordinance authorizing a cooperative purchasing agreement for city office furniture up to $5,850,000 per manufacturer (Arcadia Chair Co., Ditto Sales, etc.)
- Ordinance waiving competitive sourcing for a Verizon wireless voice/data contract up to $2,202,619.55
- Ordinance waiving competitive sourcing for a T‑Mobile wireless voice/data contract up to $515,287.50
- Resolution approving a sole‑source tracking‑suite contract with Frontline Public Safety Solutions for $24,000 annually
- Resolution approving a middleware contract with Applied Decision Technologies, Inc. for $759,002
City Utilities Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The City Utilities Committee will consider several ordinances, including a $10 million amendment to the FY 2025 Water & Wastewater Renewal and Extension Fund to move money from Watershed Reserves to capital improvement projects. Other items include a $75,000 grant for the scrap‑tire abatement program, an $80,000 transfer for the North Fork South River sanitary sewer project, and a $50 million addition to a sewer‑rehabilitation contract. The committee also will vote on a resolution authorizing a $20 million EPA Community Change Grant application.
- Ordinance 24-O-1462: $10,000,000 transfer from Watershed Reserves to CIP A&E projects
- Ordinance 24-O-1463: $75,000 grant for Georgia Dept. of Natural Resources scrap‑tire program
- Ordinance 24-O-1413: $80,000 transfer for North Fork South River sanitary sewer project
- Ordinance 24-O-1456: up to $50,000,000 added to sewer group four small‑diameter rehab contract
- Resolution 24-R-3926: authorize $20,000,000 EPA Community Change Grant application
Community Development/Human Services Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Community Development/Human Services Committee will consider a slate of ordinances for second reading, including a grant waiver to accept a $1,857,651 HUD Lead Hazard Reduction Capacity Building award and related budget amendment. Other items include expanding the Development Impact Fee Advisory Committee, adopting the Campbellton Corridor transit‑oriented development master plan, several land‑use redesignations, and authorizing workforce grant funding. The committee will also discuss park program agreements and other related measures.
- 24-O-1426 – Waive grant rules to accept a $1,857,651 HUD lead‑hazard grant and amend FY25 Community Development Grant Fund budget
- 24-O-1427 – Increase the number of members on the Georgia Development Impact Fee Advisory Committee
- 24-O-1428 – Adopt the Campbellton Corridor Transit‑Oriented Development (TOD) Master Plan
- 24-O-1433 – Redesignate 423 Sunset Avenue NW from single‑family residential to medium‑density residential
- 24-O-1452 – Authorize acceptance of an $830,534 Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) youth program grant
Zoning Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Zoning Committee is reviewing several rezoning requests and ordinances. Key items include proposed prohibitions of data centers within the BeltLine Overlay and near high-capacity transit stops, as well as amendments to urban garden permits.
- Prohibit data centers within the BeltLine Overlay District (24-O-1218)
- Prohibit data centers within half a mile of high-capacity transit stops (24-O-1222)
- Amend urban garden definitions to permit on-site sales (24-O-1465)
- Rezone 583 Garson Drive, NE to SPI-15 SA4/BL (24-O-1466)
- Special use permit for a day care center at 2045 Hosea Williams Drive, SE (24-O-1252)
Public Safety & Legal Administration Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Public Safety & Legal Administration Committee is reviewing several legal settlements, including a $1.5 million claim and various property damage claims. The body is also discussing a lease extension for an Atlanta Police Department substation and updates from the police department and municipal court.
- Proposed $1,500,000 settlement for Keith A. Sylvester vs. James Barnett et al.
- Lease extension for APD substation at 69 Mayson Avenue and 1504 Hardee Street for $1.00
- Proposed $339,844.46 agreement with Westnet, Inc. for fire station radio interface services
- Settlement not to exceed $52,000 for the Howell Mill Complete Street Project at 1790 Howell Mill Road, N.W.
- Review of $76,204.86 in favorable claims for property damage and bodily injury
Committee on Council - Regular Committee Meeting
The Committee on Council will consider a communication appointing Ms. Frances Bohn to the Buckhead Community Improvement District for a four‑year term. It will hold a second‑reading vote on Ordinance 24‑O‑1399, which would amend the city charter to let the Council chair sunset boards, authorities, commissions after two years of inactivity. Two dual‑referred ordinances—23‑O‑1531 (stipends for Atlanta Planning Advisory Board members) and 23‑O‑1348 (creation of an Atlanta Youth Council)—will be forwarded pending recommendations. A paper held ordinance (23‑O‑1621) proposes two new standing council committees.
- 24-C-5091 – Appointment of Ms. Frances Bohn to the Buckhead Community Improvement District (4‑year term)
- 24-O-1399 – Charter amendment to allow the Council chair to sunset boards, authorities, commissions after two years of inactivity
- 23-O-1531 – Amendment to pay stipends to voting members of the Atlanta Planning Advisory Board
- 23-O-1348 – Ordinance to establish the Atlanta Youth Council
- 23-O-1621 – Creation of the Community Development Committee and the Human Services Committee
Atlanta City Council - Regular Meeting
The Atlanta City Council is reviewing a new classification and compensation plan for police and fire personnel effective January 1, 2025. The body is also considering a $1.8 million transfer to fund the Atlanta Legacy Business Program and updating ad valorem tax rates.
- Transfer of up to $1,800,000 to Invest Atlanta for the Atlanta Legacy Business Program
- Acceptance of $4,376,956.56 in federal funding for the 15th Street Extension Project
- Adoption of a new classification and compensation plan for police and fire personnel
- Acceptance of a FEMA grant up to $248,000 for the Emergency Operations Center
- Proposed 'No Parking' signs on the north side of Woodland Avenue, NE
Transportation Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Transportation Committee is reviewing several high-value contracts for Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and city road improvements. The body is also considering multiple requests for traffic calming devices and parking restrictions across various city streets.
- Agreement with Cleveland Electric Company for CCTV digital upgrades at Central Passenger Terminal Complex not to exceed $89,609,304.00
- Agreement with Astra Group, Inc. for Fairburn Road Complete Streets not to exceed $33,200,000.00
- Renewal of sidewalk and curb maintenance contract with Knight & Associates, Inc. not to exceed $3,000,000.00
- Acceptance of $4,376,956.56 in federal funding for the 15th Street Extension project
- Requests for traffic calming devices on Holderness Street, Pineview Terrace, Peeples Street, Bohler Road, Browntown Road, and Amal Drive
Finance/Executive Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Finance/Executive Committee will review a slate of ordinances, including waivers of procurement rules for wireless services, a $7 million grant for an immigration case‑management pilot, and a $6.8 million consulting contract. It will also consider a $324,000 fund transfer to the City Planning General Fund and several code amendments and donation authorizations. The meeting includes first‑reading ordinances, second‑reading items, and a set of resolutions.
- Ordinance 24-O-1417: waive procurement rules for T‑Mobile wireless services, funding up to $515,287.50
- Ordinance 24-O-1418: waive procurement rules for Verizon wireless services, funding up to $2,202,619.55
- Ordinance 24-O-1405: waive grant rules to authorize a $7,000,000 immigration case‑management pilot
- Ordinance 24-O-1406: authorize a Deloitte Consulting contract for implementation support, up to $6,805,600
- Ordinance 24-O-1419: transfer $324,000 from the OOB Technology Optimization Capital Finance Fund to the FY 2025 City Planning General Fund
City Utilities Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Atlanta City Utilities Committee will consider a slate of ordinances and resolutions that amend water and wastewater fund budgets, approve large contracts and grant agreements, and adjust infrastructure projects. Items include budget amendments for stormwater, water‑treatment plant upgrades, and major mechanical repairs, as well as interagency agreements for road‑related water‑sewer adjustments. The committee will also adopt resolutions for landscaping services and a donation to support fuel‑efficient rides for released detainees.
- Ordinance 24-O-1413: amend FY2024 Water & Wastewater Renewal and Extension Fund by $80,000 for the North Fork South River Sanitary Sewer Project
- Ordinance 24-O-1402: amend FY2025 Water & Wastewater Renewal and Extension Fund by $13,774,270 for the Chattahoochee Water Treatment Plant pump improvement project
- Resolution 24-R-3860: authorize up to $17,500,000 for major mechanical repairs and services at water and wastewater treatment facilities
- Resolution 24-R-3854: authorize up to $2,959,021.52 for water and sewer infrastructure adjustments related to the I‑85 & SR‑74 interchange in Fulton County
- Resolution 24-R-3857: authorize up to $10,223,677.28 for the Greensferry Stream and Floodplain Restoration project
Community Development/Human Services Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Community Development/Human Services Committee will consider first‑reading ordinances that waive procurement rules for park and sports programs, adopt a transit‑oriented development master plan, and update several land‑use designations. It will also vote on large funding actions, including a $1,857,651 lead‑hazard grant, a $190,000 donation for job programs, and a $24,878,149 budget amendment for housing and community‑development grants. These items together shape future housing, infrastructure, and recreation services in Atlanta.
- Ordinance 24‑O‑1426: Waive procurement rules to accept a $1,857,651 HUD Lead Hazard Reduction Capacity Building grant.
- Ordinance 24‑O‑1428: Adopt the Campbellton Corridor Transit‑Oriented Development (TOD) Master Plan.
- Ordinance 24‑O‑1433: Rezone 423 Sunset Avenue, NW from single‑family to medium‑density residential.
- Ordinance 24‑O‑1390: Accept a $190,000 donation from the Annie E. Casey Foundation for summer‑to‑permanent job programs.
- Ordinance 24‑O‑1412: Amend FY2025 budgets to allocate up to $15,393,477 for a housing‑AIDS program and $9,484,672 for community‑development block grant, emergency solutions, and home‑investment programs (total $24,878,149).
Zoning Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Atlanta Zoning Committee will meet to consider first and second readings of ordinances for rezoning properties and special use permits. The agenda includes items for residential, industrial, and mixed-use changes across several districts.
- Rezone 831 Hargis Street from R-4 to R-4A
- Rezone 421 and 431 Connell Avenue from RG-2 to MR-3
- Rezone 2194 Martin Luther King Jr Drive from R-4 to PD-H
- Special use permit for day care at 1196 Arkwright Place
- Special use permit for alcohol sales at 1042 Northside Drive
Public Safety & Legal Administration Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Public Safety & Legal Administration Committee will consider several ordinances, including a $2,250,000 appropriation for a Department of Homeland Security non‑competing continuation grant. It will also vote on a lease extension for a police substation at 69 Mayson Avenue and 1504 Hardee Street at a $1 rent, and settle various city claims up to $52,000. Updates from the Atlanta Police Department, Code Enforcement, and Fire Rescue will be presented.
- Ordinance 24-O-1415: Lease extension for APF Support, Inc. police substation at 69 Mayson Ave. and 1504 Hardee St., $1 rent for three years
- Ordinance 24-O-1416: Settlement of claims related to 0.007 acres at 1790 Howell Mill Rd. NW, up to $52,000
- Ordinance 24-O-1404: Appropriation of $2,250,000 for DHS non‑competing continuation grant funding
- Ordinance 24-O-1389: Correction of Resolution 21‑R‑4301 for police sergeants and lieutenants promotional testing contract
- Ordinance 24-O-1398: Exemption for a specialty food shop license at 210 Flat Shoals Ave. S.E. to sell malt beverages and wine
Atlanta City Council - Special Called Meeting
The Atlanta City Council is meeting to consider an ordinance to set the terms for Series 2024A and 2024B Airport General Revenue Bonds. This includes the designation of some bonds as 'Green Bonds' and amending the FY2025 budget to include the bond proceeds.
- Ordinance 24-O-1369 to authorize Airport General Revenue Bonds (Series 2024A and 2024B)
- Proposed budget amendment for bond proceeds not to exceed $600,000,000.00
- Designation of Series 2024A and 2024B Green Bonds
- Ratification of a Bond Purchase Agreement with Siebert Williams Shank & Co., LLC
Committee on Council - Regular Committee Meeting
The Committee on Council is meeting to discuss several board and commission appointments. The body will also review proposed ordinances regarding the Atlanta Youth Council and stipends for the Atlanta Planning Advisory Board.
- Appointment of Cynthia Briscoe Brown to the Atlanta Beltline Affordable Housing Advisory Board
- Appointment of Steven Parker to the Fulton County/City of Atlanta Land Bank Authority
- Appointment of Micah McClure to the Solid Waste Appeals Board
- Appointment of Swapan Kumar to the Atlanta Urban Design Commission
- Proposed ordinance 23-O-1531 to provide stipends for voting members of the Atlanta Planning Advisory Board
Atlanta City Council - Regular Meeting
The Atlanta City Council will take second‑reading votes on a slate of ordinances covering budget transfers, housing assistance, park development, and procurement. Items include a $41,631,669 transfer for airport projects, a $600,000 grant addition for Section 8 housing assistance with 8 Vanira, LLC, and acquisition of 5.34 acres for a new urban farm park using up to $2,725,000. Other measures approve a $200,000 shelter‑service contract, create a new blighted‑property tax article, and rename the Ormewood Urban Farm preserve.
- 24-O-1362: Transfer $41,631,669 in the Airport Passenger Facility Charge Fund for Hartsfield‑Jackson projects.
- 24-O-1360: Add $600,000 to FY2025 Intergovernmental Grant Fund and authorize a housing assistance contract with 8 Vanira, LLC.
- 24-O-1379: Acquire ~5.34 acres for Ormewood Urban Farm park, funding up to $2,725,000 from park impact and improvement funds.
- 24-O-1346: Approve a $200,000 contract with CohnReznick, LLP for the Shelter and Service Program.
- 24-O-1370: Amend the code to create a “Blighted Property” tax increase on owners of neglected properties.
Transportation Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The committee will consider renewing a $3 million contract for sidewalk, curb, and ramp repairs. Members are also reviewing federal funding for the 15th Street Extension Project and budget amendments for Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
- Renewal of sidewalk, curb, and ramp maintenance contract with Knight & Associates, Inc. up to $3,000,000.00
- Acceptance of federal funding up to $4,376,956.56 for the 15th Street Extension Project
- Budget amendment of $41,631,669.00 for various Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport projects
- Utility relocation agreement with Georgia Power for Braeburn Drive roadway improvements up to $26,409.00
- Supplementing a joint task order fund by up to $5,489,899.00 for airport design services
Finance/Executive Committee - Regular Committee Meeting
The Finance/Executive Committee will review several ordinances and resolutions, including updates to city finance codes and pension plans. Key items include property acquisitions for the Proctor Creek Wetlands at Hollowell and funding for the Atlanta Legacy Business Program. The meeting also includes reports from the Auditor’s Office.
- Authorize up to $600,000,000 in airport general revenue bonds
- Transfer up to $1,800,000 to Invest Atlanta for the Legacy Business Program
- Lease software for business licenses and permits up to $12,526,000
- Acquire property interests for Proctor Creek Wetlands at Hollowell
- Accept a $248,000 FEMA grant for the Emergency Operations Center