Marietta
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA WORK SESSION
The Council will consider establishing a new committee to oversee the development of Franklin Gateway Park. They will also review a plan revision for the Atlanta NWSL Training Facility and discuss potential cooperation with Cobb County regarding data center regulations.
- Establishment of Franklin Gateway Park Committee
- Detailed plan revision for Atlanta NWSL Training Facility (1033 Franklin Gateway)
- Discussion on joining Cobb County’s 'Stay on Data Centers' initiative
CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING
The Council will discuss authorizing the closure of North and East Park Streets for upcoming event dates. They are also considering city sponsorship for these World Cup watch party events.
- Street closure request for North and East Park Street
- City sponsorship of World Cup 'Watch Party' events
- Potential street closures on July 10, July 14, and July 19
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council will review multiple zoning changes for residential, commercial, and data infrastructure projects. They are also considering budget amendments for tree preservation and the purchase of property at 329 Allgood Road using opioid settlement funds.
- Rezoning 38.64 acres at 787 Horizon Lane from industrial to single-family residential
- Budget amendment of $519,690 for land acquisition at 329 Allgood Road
- Rezoning 10.73 acres at 1155 Powers Ferry Place to include a data infrastructure facility
- Rezoning 0.42 acres at 782 Franklin Gateway to neighborhood retail commercial
- Budget amendment of $9,845 for the Tree Replacement Fund
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CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING
The Council will discuss authorizing the closure of North and East Park Streets for a community event on July 1st. They will also consider official City sponsorship for the World Cup watch party.
- Street closure request for North and East Park Street
- City sponsorship of World Cup 'Watch Party' event
- Executive session regarding legal, personnel, or real estate matters
Special Called Council Meeting Work Session
The council will hold a work session primarily to consider an executive session on legal, personnel, and real estate matters. Routine approval of previous meeting minutes is also on the agenda. No public decisions or financial items are listed.
- Review and approve May 26, 2026 meeting minutes
- Executive session for legal, personnel, and real estate matters
PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
The Public Works Committee will review progress updates for the 2016 and 2022 SPLOST programs. The committee will also discuss the monthly departmental performance report.
- 2016 SPLOST TIP Summary discussion
- 2022 SPLOST TIP Summary discussion
- June 2026 Public Works Departmental Performance Report
JUDICIAL LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
The committee will vote on a preliminary plat for infrastructure to support 18 single-family homes on 13.16 acres. They will also discuss amending the tree protection ordinance regarding the Tree Replacement Fund.
- Preliminary plat for 18 homes at 1440 Sumter Dr, Ward 2A
- Discussion of Section 712.08 Tree Protection & Landscaping Ordinance
- Approval of May 26, 2026 meeting minutes
PARKS, RECREATION AND TOURISM COMMITTEE
The committee will review and approve minutes from the previous meeting. They will receive a progress report on projects funded by the 2009 Parks Bond. A discussion will be held on whether to establish a committee for the development of the new Franklin Gateway park.
- Review/approve May 26, 2026 meeting minutes
- Progress report on 2009 Parks Bond projects
- Discussion on establishing committee for Franklin Gateway park development
FINANCE/INVESTMENTS COMMITTEE
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REVIEW SESSION
This is a procedural agenda review session. The council will approve May 13 meeting minutes, review the June 10 city council agenda, and discuss legal, personnel, and real estate matters in executive session. No specific votes or public hearings are scheduled.
CITY COUNCIL
The council will hold public hearings and vote on three rezoning requests: 544 Birney Street from commercial to single-family residential, 187 Mountain View Road to R-2, and 353 Campbell Hill Street to R-4 with multiple variances. They will also consider adopting the FY2027 budget, a code amendment to prohibit home alcohol manufacturing, and approving FY2027 tourism grants.
- Rezoning 544 Birney Street from CRC to R-4 with a lot width variance
- Rezoning 187 Mountain View Road from R-1 to R-2
- Rezoning 353 Campbell Hill Street from NRC to R-4 with six variances
- Adoption of FY2027 budget including tentative ad valorem tax levies
- Approval of FY2027 tourism grants totaling undisclosed amounts
CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING
This special meeting has only one business item: a motion to appoint a member to the Marietta Civil Service Board for a three-year term. The council will vote on the appointment.
- Appointment to Marietta Civil Service Board (Post 1) for 3-year term
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA WORK SESSION
The City Council will review the proposed annual budget for fiscal year 2027 and potential tax levies. They will also consider an intergovernmental agreement with Cobb County regarding the distribution of 2028 SPLOST funds.
- Adoption of Proposed Budget for FY2027
- 2028 SPLOST Intergovernmental Agreement with Cobb County
- Estimated $78,227,476.76 in SPLOST disbursements
- Board of Lights and Water report
BOARD OF LIGHTS AND WATER
The Board will review the 2026 Annual Water Quality Report and consider a quit claim deed for abandoned mains at 50 Powers Ferry Road. Members will also discuss renewing a marketing sponsorship agreement with Marietta High School.
- Quit Claim Deed for 50 Powers Ferry Road
- 2026 Annual Water Quality Report
- Marietta High School marketing agreement renewal
- MEAG voting delegate recommendations
- May 2026 financial reports