Kingsland, GA

City Council

Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority

The Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority will meet to review a financial summary report and the budget for fiscal year 2026/2027. The body will also consider a flexible work program for the marketing team and the adoption of a brand refresh.

• Budget FY 2026/2027
• KCVB Marketing Team Flexible Work Program
• Brand Refresh Adoption

Planning & Zoning Board

City Council

Downtown Development Authority

Downtown Development Authority

City Council

Planning & Zoning Board

Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority

Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority

City Council

Downtown Development Authority

Downtown Development Authority

City Council

Planning & Zoning Board

City Council

Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority

Downtown Development Authority

Downtown Development Authority

City Council

Planning & Zoning Board

Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority

Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority

Downtown Development Authority

Downtown Development Authority

Planning & Zoning Board

Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority

Downtown Development Authority

Downtown Development Authority

Planning & Zoning Board

Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority

Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority

Downtown Development Authority

Planning & Zoning Board

Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority

Downtown Development Authority

Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority

Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority

Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority

Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority

Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority

Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority

Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority

Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority

Downtown Development Authority

The Board will review financial reports and discuss ongoing projects including Veteran's Park and the Catfish Festival. New business items include downtown trees, gravel, and bids for Christmas trees.

• Veteran's Park
• Catfish Festival
• Christmas event and tree bids
• Downtown trees and gravel
• Wayfinding sign

Downtown Development Authority

Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority

The Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority is holding its regular meeting to approve the August 2026 minutes, review the financial summary, and discuss new business, including the FY 2026/2027 budget and a proposed flexible work program for the marketing team. No old business is listed. The meeting is scheduled for October 14, 2026, at the Kingsland Welcome Center.

• Approval of minutes from August 2026
• Financial summary report
• Budget for FY 2026/2027
• KCVB Marketing Team Flexible Work Program

City Council

The City Council will review several land development plats and infrastructure acceptances. The body is also considering budget adjustments for park and fire station projects and the adoption of the 2026 tax millage rate.

• Resolution 2026-21 to adopt the 2026 tax millage rate at the full rollback rate of 5.381 mills
• Change Order #3 for Fire Station #3 Remodel for $65,772 to add a parking lot
• Change Order #1 for Lions Park Redevelopment for $27,442.28 for permanent power to Miracle Field
• Ordinance 2026-09 establishing regulations for dealers in precious metals and gems
• Final plats for Laurel Preserve Phase 1B (53 lots) and Colonial Landing Phase 1A (33 lots)

Planning & Zoning Board

The Kingsland Planning & Zoning Board will hold a public hearing and consider several agenda items, including accepting a lift station and right-of-way, approving final plats for new residential developments, and granting home occupation permits. Staff recommends approval for all items.

• Acceptance of lift station and 0.03-acre tract at 191 Spanish Way (Canopy Oaks Phase 2)
• Final plat for Laurel Preserve Phase 1B: 53 single-family lots on ~12.66 acres
• Final plat for Colonial Landing Phase 1A: 33 townhome lots on ~7.50 acres
• Acceptance of 50-foot right-of-way including Pioneer Way in Settler's Hammock Phase 5
• Home occupation permits for Beach Bum Beverage Co., They're Creepy & They're Cookie, and Mud Pies Children's Boutique

City Council

The Kingsland City Council meets Sept. 28, 2026, with a 6:00 PM public hearing on the proposed Capital Improvements Element for development impact fees. In new business, the council will consider adopting the FY 2026-27 operating and capital budget, transmitting the draft CIE to regional and state reviewers, and updating the stormwater ordinance. Other items include a fuel supply agreement, a disaster debris removal contract renewal, a 2028 comprehensive plan services agreement, a wastewater lift station land exchange, and a municipal court judge appointment at $1,000 per court session.

• Resolution No. 2026-20: adoption of the FY 2026-27 Operating & Capital Budget
• Public hearing and Resolution No. 2026-22 on the draft Capital Improvements Element for development impact fees
• Ordinance No. 2026-08: Stormwater Ordinance Update
• Bid award for fleet-fueling equipment and a two-year fuel supply agreement with Lewis Raulerson, Inc.
• Municipal Court Judge appointment and compensation agreement with Judge Robert C. Sweatt, Jr. at $1,000 per court session

City Council unanimously approved the fiscal year 2026-27 budget and a new stormwater ordinance. The council also authorized several service agreements, including a fuel supply contract and a comprehensive plan update.

• Adopted FY 2026-27 Operating & Capital Budget (Unanimous)
• Passed Ordinance No. 2026-08 updating Stormwater Ordinance (Unanimous)
• Authorized transmittal of draft Capital Improvements Element to CRC and DCA (Unanimous)
• Awarded fleet-fueling equipment bid and fuel supply agreement to Lewis Raulerson, Inc. (Unanimous)
• Appointed Denise Cato to the Camden County Board of Health (Unanimous)
• Renewed disaster debris removal contract with T.F.R. Enterprises (Unanimous)
• Approved service agreement with Coastal Regional Commission for 2028 Comprehensive Plan Update (Unanimous)
• Appointed Judge Robert C. Sweatt, Jr. as Municipal Court Judge at $1,000 per session (Unanimous)

Downtown Development Authority

Downtown Development Authority

City Council

The Kingsland City Council will hold public hearings on an alcohol license, the Capital Improvements Element for development impact fees, and the FY 2026-2027 budget, then consider consent items, planning and zoning requests, and new business. Decisions include several home occupation permits, a PD amendment, a special use permit, a rezoning, right-of-way acceptance, and a bid award.

• Public hearing and approval of alcohol license for Bhargay Patel (Bajrang Bali 6398 LLC) for packaged beer/wine at 113 Scrubby Bluff Road
• Public hearing on proposed Capital Improvements Element for Development Impact Fee Implementation
• Public hearing on FY 2026-2027 budget; presentation on property tax digest
• Rezoning of 1363 Harriet's Bluff Road (parcel 093 011B) to I-L (Light Industrial) for mechanic shop
• Bid award to BLD Services, LLC for manhole rehabilitation at $36,630

The Kingsland City Council unanimously approved several planning and zoning items, including home occupation permits, a planned development amendment for K-Town to add a neighborhood gas station, and a special use permit for an assisted senior living facility at 1323 Hospitality Drive. The council also approved an alcohol license for 113 Scrubby Bluff Road, the acceptance of green space parcel 120 008Y, and a $36,630 manhole rehabilitation bid. In addition, the council held public hearings on an alcohol license, capital improvements element, and the proposed FY 2026-2027 budget.

• Approved home occupation permit for Street Rat Holsters, LLC at 145 West Peach Avenue (4-0)
• Approved home occupation permit for Island Girlz Delight at 817 Clarks Bluff Road (4-0)
• Approved home occupation permit for JP Custom Tile at 226 Waters Edge Drive (4-0)
• Approved home occupation permit for Knight Cleaning Business Pro, LLC at 75 Lake Point Drive (4-0)
• Approved PD Amendment for K-Town Mixed Use Development at Colerain Road to add a gas station (4-0)
• Approved Special Use Permit for Senior Living Facility at 1323 Hospitality Drive (3-0)
• Approved Right of Way Acceptance for Lake Juniper Phases I, II, and III roads and infrastructure (4-0)
• Approved rezoning parcel 093 011B at 1363 Harriett's Bluff Road to Light Industrial (4-0)

Downtown Development Authority

Planning & Zoning Board

The Kingsland Planning & Zoning Board will hold a public hearing and vote on a special use permit for an assisted senior living facility at 1323 Hospitality Drive and a rezoning of 0.9 acres at 1363 Harriet's Bluff Rd. to light industrial. The board will also consider four home occupation permits, a planned development amendment for a gas station, and acceptance of roads in Lake Juniper. Staff recommends approval for all items.

• Special Use Permit for Assisted Senior Living Facility at 1323 Hospitality Drive (Kings Bay Hotel Management LLC)
• Rezoning of 1363 Harriet's Bluff Rd. to I-L (Light Industrial) for mechanic shop and industrial/office rental (Cards MD LLC)
• PD Amendment for K-Town Mixed Use Development to add neighborhood gas station/convenience store with gas pumps (Salt Branch Partners LLC)
• Right of Way Acceptance for Lake Juniper Phases I-III including Verano St., Pomegranate St., and Vela Court (Lake Manor West, LLC)
• Home occupation permits for Street Rat Holsters, Island Girlz Delight, JP Custom Tile, and Knight Cleaning Business Pro

The Kingsland Planning & Zoning Board unanimously approved all agenda items, including a special use permit for an assisted senior living facility at 1323 Hospitality Drive, a rezoning to light industrial at 1363 Harriet's Bluff Rd., and five home occupation permits. The board also approved a planned development amendment for a gas station at K-Town and accepted right-of-way for Lake Juniper roads. All votes were unanimous with four members present.

• Approved special use permit for assisted senior living facility at 1323 Hospitality Drive (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning of 1363 Harriet's Bluff Rd. to I-L Light Industrial (unanimous)
• Approved home occupation permit for Street Rat Holsters LLC at 145 W. Peach Ave. (unanimous)
• Approved home occupation permit for Island Girlz Delight at 817 Clarks Bluff Road (unanimous)
• Approved home occupation permit for JP Custom Tile at 226 Waters Edge Drive (unanimous)
• Approved home occupation permit for Knight Cleaning Business Pro LLC at 75 Lake Point Dr. Apt. 3102 (unanimous)
• Approved PD amendment for K-Town to allow neighborhood gas station/convenience store (unanimous)
• Approved acceptance of 60' right-of-way for Lake Juniper roads (Verano St., Pomegranate St., Vela Court) (unanimous)

GGCID

The Georgia Gateway Community Improvement District is holding a special called meeting to discuss new business. The primary item on the agenda is the approval of the 2026 CID millage rate.

• Approval of CID 2026 Millage Rate

The Georgia Gateway Community Improvement District held a called meeting on September 2, 2026, and approved the consent docket, which included the minutes from the April 22, 2026 special called meeting. The board voted unanimously to keep the CID millage rate for 2026 at 10 mil. The meeting adjourned at 10:30 am.

• Approved minutes from April 22, 2026 special called meeting (unanimous)
• Kept 2026 CID millage rate at 10 mil (unanimous)

City Council

The Kingsland City Council will hear presentations on a storm water grant and the proposed FY 2026-2027 budget. They will also consider awarding contracts for architectural design services for a new Fleet Garage and for renovations to the O.F. Edwards Building.

• Storm Water Grant Presentation by Rob Brown of GMC Engineering
• FY 2026-2027 Proposed Budget Presentation
• Bid Award: Architectural Design Services for Fleet Services Building - McCall Architecture, 6% fee
• Bid Award: O.F. Edwards Building Renovations - B. James Construction, $397,700

The City Council approved two construction-related bids and passed the consent docket. The council also heard presentations regarding a stormwater grant and the proposed 2026-2027 budget.

• Approved previous meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Approved accounts payable payments (unanimous)
• Awarded architectural design services for Fleet Services Building to McCall Architecture (unanimous)
• Awarded O.F. Edwards Building renovation contract to B. James Construction for $397,700 (unanimous)

Downtown Development Authority

The Kingsland Downtown Development Authority is holding its regular monthly board meeting. The agenda is largely procedural, covering routine items like the financial report, approval of previous minutes, and old business updates on various projects and events. No specific votes, contracts, or dollar amounts are listed for decision.

• Old business updates on Veterans Park, 80 Acres, and 105 N. Lee project
• Updates on community events: Homecoming parade, Christmas in Kingsland, Catfish Festival
• Discussion of property sales and leases
• Announcing vote for the record under new business
• Report from Alison Shores

The Downtown Development Authority unanimously voted not to approve the Kegal Proposal for a special use permit, confirming an earlier email vote. The board also approved issuing an RFP for Christmas tree bids after discussing a $35K tree option. Other actions included approving July financials and minutes, and canceling the September meeting due to a potential lack of quorum.

• Approved July 2026 financials (unanimous)
• Approved July 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Voted not to approve Kegal Proposal special use permit (unanimous)
• Approved motion to submit RFP for Christmas tree bids (unanimous)
• Approved canceling September 2026 board meeting (unanimous)

Downtown Development Authority

Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority

The Authority is meeting to review financial reports and budget matters. The body will discuss mid-year budget revisions and the budget for fiscal year 2026/2027.

• Mid-Year Budget Revisions
• Budget FY 26/27

City Council

The Kingsland City Council is holding a regular meeting with a consent docket, public comments, and several planning and zoning items, including home occupation permits, final plats, and a special use permit. New business includes a capital recovery fee prepayment agreement, a water tank maintenance addendum, a Georgia Power easement, a fire department furniture purchase, and bid awards for Lions Park redevelopment and a wheel balancer.

• Preliminary plat for Millers Branch Subdivision: 279 single-family lots on ~69.99 acres, first phase of GA/FL Gateway Project at Exit 1
• Final plat for Canopy Oak Phase 2: 87 lots on ~32.58 acres by Gross Road Development, LLC
• Special use permit for mini-storage facility on South Lee Street (parcel K25 08 002), opposed by Downtown Development Authority
• Capital Recovery Fee Prepayment Agreement with Haddock Road Development Company, LLC for utility extension
• Bid award for Lions Park redevelopment to Lavender & Associates, Inc., base price not to exceed $7,684,405

The Kingsland City Council unanimously approved a $7,684,405 construction contract for Lions Park redevelopment, awarded to Lavender & Associates, Inc. The council also approved a capital recovery fee prepayment agreement with Haddock Road Development Company, an addendum to a water tank maintenance contract, a Georgia Power easement, a furniture purchase, and a wheel balancer purchase. A special use permit for a mini-storage facility was tabled by a 3-2 vote.

• Approved $7,684,405 Lions Park redevelopment contract with Lavender & Associates (unanimous)
• Approved capital recovery fee prepayment agreement with Haddock Road Development Company (unanimous)
• Approved $69,397 water tank maintenance addendum with Utility Service Co. (unanimous)
• Approved Georgia Power easement at Water Treatment Plant #3 (unanimous)
• Approved $20,041.26 Fire Department furniture purchase via piggyback contract (unanimous)
• Approved $9,059 wheel balancer purchase from O'Reilly Auto Parts (unanimous)
• Tabled special use permit for mini-storage facility on South Lee Street (3-2)
• Approved home occupation permit for 'Whimsical Little Wonders' at 102 Lake Manor Drive (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Board

The Kingsland Planning & Zoning Board will consider final plats for two subdivisions and a preliminary plat for a large single-family development. The board will also review a special use permit for a mini-storage facility and approve home occupation permits.

• Final Plat: The Preserve at Camden Woods Phase 2E (15 lots, 2.15 acres)
• Final Plat: Canopy Oak Phase 2 (87 lots, 32.58 acres)
• Preliminary Plat: Millers Branch Subdivision (279 lots, 69.99 acres)
• Special Use Permit: Mini-Storage Facility on S. Lee St.
• Home Occupation Permits: Coastal Oak Vending and Whimsical Little Wonders

The Kingsland Planning & Zoning Board approved a special use permit for a mini-storage facility on S. Lee St. after three motions to table or deny failed. The board also unanimously approved two home occupation permits, two final plats, and a preliminary plat for a 279-lot subdivision.

• Approved special use permit for mini-storage facility on S. Lee St. (4-2)
• Tabled home occupation permit for Coastal Oak Vending Company (unanimous)
• Approved home occupation permit for Whimsical Little Wonders (unanimous)
• Approved final plat for The Preserve at Camden Woods Phase 2E (unanimous)
• Approved final plat for Canopy Oak Phase 2 (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary plat for Millers Branch Subdivision (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on an alcohol license for a business on West King Avenue. Members will also consider resolutions to demolish two unsafe structures and award several contracts for city equipment and services.

• Alcohol license for Mahalaxmiben Patel (Shree Ghanshyam 26 LLC) at 550 West King Avenue
• Demolition of unsafe structures at 403 North Arizona Street and 301 North Orange Edwards Boulevard
• Purchase of 2026 Chevrolet Suburban for Tourism department for $68,535
• Camden County Joint Comprehensive Plan 2028 Update proposal with Kingsland's share of $11,950
• Fire training burn building contract awarded to Symtech Fire for $402,982

The Kingsland City Council approved an alcohol license for Mahalaxmiben Patel's Shree Ghanshyam 26 LLC at 550 West King Avenue, with Councilman Fullilove voting against due to property maintenance concerns. The council also unanimously approved resolutions to demolish two condemned structures, a $68,535 SUV purchase, a $402,982 fire training burn building, and other items.

• Approved alcohol license for Shree Ghanshyam 26 LLC (3-1)
• Approved Resolution 2026-16 to demolish structure at 403 North Arizona Street (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2026-17 to demolish structure at 310 Orange Edwards Boulevard (unanimous)
• Approved declaration and sale of surplus equipment (unanimous)
• Awarded bid for 2026 Chevrolet Suburban to Buster Miles Chevrolet for $68,535 (unanimous)
• Approved Camden County Joint Comprehensive Plan 2028 Update proposal, Kingsland share $11,950 (unanimous)
• Awarded bid for fire training burn building to Symtech Fire for $402,982 (unanimous)

Downtown Development Authority

Downtown Development Authority

City Council

At its regular July 13 meeting, the Kingsland City Council will decide on several planning and zoning items, including a special use permit for an asphalt plant on Highway 17 North and a preliminary plat for a 267-lot subdivision. Council will also consider two new employee policies (disaster pay and leave donation), multiple change orders for infrastructure projects, and bid awards for a $3.1 million water/sewer expansion and oil change services for police vehicles.

• Special Use Permit for asphalt plant on 63 acres at Highway 17 North and Old Jefferson Highway
• Preliminary plat for Kingsland West Subdivision: 267 single-family lots on 143.93 acres
• Bid award: Haddock Road Water & Sewer Facilities Expansion to Underground Excavating, Inc. for $3,110,365
• Disaster Pay Policy for city employees during emergencies
• Change Order No. 2 for Lakes Boulevard East Improvements: $25,800

The City Council unanimously approved special use permits for an asphalt plant and a storage facility, along with the acceptance of infrastructure for Fiddlers Reserve Phase 2 and Laurel Preserve. Council also passed new disaster pay and leave donation policies and approved multiple construction change orders for city facilities and roads.

• Approved infrastructure acceptance for Fiddlers Reserve Phase 2 (Unanimous)
• Approved lift station acceptance for Laurel Preserve (Unanimous)
• Approved Special Use Permit for RV/Boat/Truck and mini-warehouse storage at 1800 Village Drive (Unanimous)
• Approved Special Use Permit for an asphalt plant on Highway 17 North (Unanimous)
• Approved Disaster Pay Policy and Leave Donation Policy (Unanimous)
• Approved $25,800 change order for Lakes Boulevard East Improvements (Unanimous)
• Approved $4,694 change order for Police Headquarters evidence locker access (Unanimous)
• Awarded police vehicle oil change contract to Bennett Chrysler (3-0)

Planning & Zoning Board

The board will hold two public hearings on special use permits: an asphalt plant on US 17 and an RV/boat/storage facility on Village Drive. They will also vote on accepting sewer and water infrastructure for Fiddlers Reserve Phase 2 and a lift station for Laurel Preserve. A preliminary plat for the 267-lot Kingsland West subdivision will be reviewed.

• Special use permit for asphalt plant on 63 acres at US 17 North and Old Jefferson Hwy (parcel 056 001K)
• Special use permit for outdoor RV/boat/storage and mini-warehouse at 1800 Village Drive (parcel 121 007S)
• Infrastructure acceptance for Fiddlers Reserve Phase 2 (sewer, water, storm drain)
• Lift station acceptance at 179 Spyglass for Laurel Preserve
• Preliminary plat for Kingsland West Subdivision: 267 single-family lots on ~143.93 acres

The Planning & Zoning Board approved two special use permits for an asphalt plant and a storage facility. The board also accepted city infrastructure for two developments and approved a preliminary plat for a 267-lot subdivision.

• Approved infrastructure acceptance for Fiddlers Reserve Phase 2 (Unanimous)
• Approved lift station acceptance at 179 Spyglass (Unanimous)
• Approved Special Use Permit for RV/Boat/Truck and mini-warehouse storage at 1800 Village Drive (Unanimous)
• Approved Special Use Permit for asphalt plant on parcel 056 001K (4-2)
• Approved preliminary plat for Kingsland West Subdivision (267 lots) (Unanimous)
• Approved minutes of the previous meeting (Unanimous)

City Council

The Kingsland City Council will hold a public hearing for an alcohol license at 1155 East King Avenue and hear a presentation on a draft impact fee study. Under planning and zoning, the Council will consider home occupations, two annexation requests with zoning designations (one for sewer access at 739 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, another for a hotel and retail on Haddock Road), preliminary plats for Scrubby Bluff 57 (191 lots) and Friendship 42 (124 lots), a Downtown Development Authority boundary expansion, and variance requests at 211 Woodbridge Road. New business includes approvals for the alcohol license, a resolution for 2026 election qualifying dates, a surplus equipment declaration, amendments to the alcohol beverage code, a reappointment, a clinical services MOU with Camden County ($82,588), bid awards for police headquarters furniture ($72,462.97) and city-wide generator maintenance ($22,833.19), and a School Resource Officer agreement.

• Public hearing for alcohol license (packaged beer/wine) at 1155 East King Avenue
• Presentation and discussion of draft impact fee study for development fees
• Annexation of 1.0 acre at 739 MLK Jr. Blvd for sewer access with R-1 zoning
• Annexation of 5.01 acres on Haddock Road with C-2 zoning for hotel and retail
• Preliminary plat approvals for Scrubby Bluff 57 (191 lots) and Friendship 42 (124 lots)

The City Council approved several home occupation permits, annexations, and subdivision plats. Additionally, the council authorized various contracts including office furniture for the police headquarters and generator maintenance.

• Approved Enfilade, LLC home occupation with no ammunition manufacturing (unanimous)
• Approved Hearthcore, LLC home occupation (unanimous)
• Approved Sweet Crust home occupation (unanimous)
• Approved Howl & Hop Tea home occupation (unanimous)
• Approved annexation and R-1 zoning for 739 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard (unanimous)
• Approved annexation and C-2 zoning for Haddock Corner, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved Scrubby 57 subdivision preliminary plat (unanimous)
• Approved Friendship 42 subdivision preliminary plat (unanimous)

Downtown Development Authority

Downtown Development Authority

The Kingsland Downtown Development Authority will review financial reports and previous minutes, then discuss old business including several projects and events such as Veterans Park, the 105 N. Lee project, and the Homecoming parade. No new business items are listed for discussion.

• Old business review of Veterans Park project
• Discussion of the 105 N. Lee project
• Update on 80 Acres property
• Review of façade grant program
• Discussion of KDDA boundaries

The Downtown Development Authority board adopted the agenda, approved the May 2026 financials and minutes, and voted to charge a $30 fee for Holiday Market vendors. All motions carried unanimously. The board then adjourned the meeting. No further actions were taken on the other discussion items.

• Adopt agenda (unanimous)
• Approve May 2026 financials (unanimous)
• Approve May 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Approve $30 vendor fee for Holiday Market (unanimous)
• Adjourn meeting (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Board

The Planning & Zoning Board will hold a public hearing on several annexation and zoning requests, a downtown business corridor boundary expansion, and variance applications. Staff recommendations include approval of the annexations and the corridor expansion, but not the variance request. The board will also review multiple home‑occupation permit applications. Decisions will be recorded in the meeting minutes.

• Annexation and R‑1 zoning for 1.0‑acre parcel at 739 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard (Bryant Walker)
• Annexation and C‑2 zoning for 5.01‑acre parcel on south side of Al Gay Drive/east side of Haddock Road (Bill Gross, Haddock Corner LLC) for a hotel and commercial lot
• Kingsland Downtown Development Authority request to expand the C‑1A Business Corridor District westward on West King Avenue from Seaboard Street to Henrietta Street
• Variance request for 211 Woodbridge Road (Parcel 082I 022) – reductions to side yard, rear yard, and distance setbacks
• Preliminary plat for Scrubby Bluff 57 subdivision – 191 single‑family lots on approximately 56.76 acres

The Planning & Zoning Board approved multiple annexation requests, subdivision preliminary plats, and various home occupation permits. The board also approved a boundary expansion for the Kingsland Downtown Development Authority but denied a variance request for 211 Woodbridge Road.

• Denied Podstop, LLC home occupation permit (unanimous)
• Approved Enfilade Arms, LLC home occupation permit with ammunition manufacturing restriction (unanimous)
• Approved Hearthcore, LLC home occupation permit (unanimous)
• Approved Sweet Crust home occupation permit (unanimous)
• Approved Howl & Hop Tea home occupation permit (unanimous)
• Approved annexation and R-1 zoning for 739 Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard (unanimous)
• Approved annexation and C-2 zoning for Parcel 108 004 (unanimous)
• Approved Scrubby Bluff 57 preliminary plat (unanimous)

Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority

The Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority will consider mid-year budget revisions covering cash carry forward, retirement account adjustments, postage budget increase, a capital purchase adjustment for a vehicle, and a small equipment budget increase. They will also vote on a travel policy waiver request for the Governor's Conference. The meeting includes approval of April 2026 minutes and a financial summary report.

• Mid-year budget revisions: cash carry forward, retirement account adjustments, postage budget increase, capital purchase adjustment (vehicle), small equipment budget increase
• Travel policy waiver request for Governor's Conference
• Approval of minutes from April 2026
• Financial summary report
• Next regularly scheduled meeting set for August 12, 2026

The Kingsland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority approved Ember's Agency as its Agency of Record for the next 3 years, with all content belonging to the KCVB and the ability to cancel at any time. The board also approved several mid-year budget revisions, including increases for postage, capital vehicle purchase, and small equipment, plus a travel policy waiver for the Governor's Conference. All motions were unanimous.

• Approved Ember's Agency as Agency of Record for 3 years, with content ownership and cancellation rights (unanimous)
• Approved $40,689.81 cash carry forward to line item 275-00-0000-391300 (unanimous)
• Approved retirement account adjustments: +$611.00 and +$773.00 (unanimous)
• Approved $7,000 increase to Postage line item 275-76-7545-523220, total $12,000 (unanimous)
• Approved $90,000 increase to Capital Vehicle Purchase and $12,000 decrease to Admin Fee (unanimous)
• Approved $2,000 increase to Small Equipment line item 275-76-7545-531600, total $3,500 (unanimous)
• Approved travel policy waiver for overnight stays at Governor's Conference on Jekyll Island (unanimous)
• Approved agenda amendment adding Ember's Agency Contract and April 2026 minutes (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will vote on several property conveyances to the Kingsland Development Authority and a bid award for police headquarters furniture. The body will also discuss a bid protest regarding a procurement process and an intergovernmental agreement for recreation services.

• Bid award to Patterson Pope for $120,549.94 for Police Headquarters built-in furniture and storage
• Purchase of a 2019 Massey Ferguson Tractor from PSA surplus for $15,000
• Conveyance of parcels K20 07 002, K08 01 003J, and K08 01 019A to the Kingsland Development Authority
• Renewal of Alternative Claims Management agreement for fleet vehicle recovery
• Intergovernmental Agreement with Camden County and City of St Marys for recreation operations

The City Council approved several items including a bid award for police headquarters furniture and the retirement of Police K-9 Roxy. Multiple land parcels were conveyed to the Kingsland Development Authority, and a bid protest was denied as untimely.

• Approved consent docket (unanimous)
• Denied bid protest regarding RFP timeliness (unanimous)
• Awarded $120,549.94 to Patterson Pope for police headquarters furniture (unanimous)
• Nominated Mayor Day as GMA voting delegate (unanimous)
• Renewed Alternative Claims Management agreement (unanimous)
• Approved IGA for Camden County Public Service Authority recreation operations (unanimous)
• Accepted retirement of Police K-9 Roxy and transfer to Sergeant Wilkerson (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 2019 Massey Ferguson Tractor for $15,000 (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Board