Loganville, GA

Called City Council Meeting

Planning Commision Meeting

The Loganville Planning Commission is meeting to consider one new business item: a major variance request for a property on N Sharon Church Rd. The request seeks to reduce the required build line from 125 feet to 100 feet. The commission will also approve minutes from the previous meeting.

• Case #V26-008: Major Variance for property at 0 N Sharon Church Rd, Map/Parcel #LG060046, Walton County
• Variance requested for 100-foot build line instead of 125-foot build line
• Property currently zoned R22; relief sought from Zoning Ordinance 119-209(c)
• Approval of minutes from 07/23/2026 meeting

City Council Meeting

The Loganville City Council will consider five major variance requests from GBT Realty Corporation for properties at 530 and 540 Brand Road, seeking relief from landscape buffer, stream buffer, setback, and parking requirements. The council will also discuss proposals for city manager recruitment and approve several consent agenda items, including contracts and purchases. The meeting includes routine items such as minutes approval and financial reports.

• Variance requests V26-003 through V26-007 for 530 & 540 Brand Road (GBT Realty) regarding landscape buffers, stream buffer, setback, and parking
• City Manager Recruitment proposals
• SRO 2026-2027 School Year Agreement - $150,000.00
• Purchase of 4 LPD Patrol Units from 2019 Walton County SPLOST - $279,187.11
• Tommy Lee Fuller Culvert Emergency Repair - $317,613.65

City Council Work Session

The council will discuss five major variance requests from GBT Realty Corporation for properties at 530 & 540 Brand Road, including reductions to required landscape buffers and stream setbacks. Other notable items include a $150,000 school resource officer agreement, $279,187 for four police patrol units, and a $317,613 emergency culvert repair. The meeting also covers nominations for the Ethics Board and proposals for city manager recruitment.

• Five major variances (V26-003 through V26-007) for GBT Realty at 530 & 540 Brand Road, seeking relief from landscape buffer, stream buffer, and parking requirements
• SRO agreement for 2026-2027 school year: $150,000
• Purchase of 4 LPD patrol units from 2019 Walton County SPLOST: $279,187.11
• Tommy Lee Fuller Culvert emergency repair: $317,613.65
• Discussion on ordinance change (Chapter 28, Article VI) and Publix red light

City Council Retreat

The Loganville City Council will hold a retreat to discuss the purpose of strategic planning and review the city's five-year Capital Improvement Plan. Council members will also consider the council's vision and priorities. No formal decisions are indicated; the items are for discussion.

• Welcome from Mayor Whitfield
• Purpose of Strategic Planning
• Capital Improvement Planning discussion focusing on the city's five-year CIP
• Council Vision and Priorities

The Loganville City Council held a strategic planning retreat, discussing the city's five-year Capital Improvement Plan. Council approved the purchase of a Microsoft 365 migration license for $36,000, not to exceed that amount. The council also entered executive session to discuss personnel, with no action taken, and held a general discussion on city vision and priorities.

• Approved $36,000 Microsoft 365 migration license (6-0)
• Closed open session for personnel discussion (5-1)
• Reopened meeting after executive session (6-0)
• Adjourned meeting (6-0)

Planning Commission Meeting

The Loganville Planning Commission will meet to consider five major variance requests for a property at 530 & 540 Brand Road. The requests, submitted by GBT Realty Corporation, seek relief from landscape buffer, stream buffer, and parking regulations. The body will also elect a new chairman and approve minutes from a prior meeting.

• Election of New Chairman
• Approval of April 23, 2026 minutes
• Variance for Brand Road buffer reduction (Case V26-003)
• Variance for Oak Grove Road buffer removal (Case V26-004)
• Variance for stream buffer encroachment (Case V26-005)

The Loganville Planning Commission voted on five variance requests for a proposed Sprouts Farmers Market shopping center at 530 & 540 Brand Rd. Three variances were denied (landscape buffer along Brand Rd, landscape buffer along Oak Grove Rd, and removal of 25' non-impervious setback), while two were approved (encroachment into 50' stream buffer and reduction of parking space length from 19' to 18'). The cases will be reconsidered at the August 10, 2026 City Council meeting and voted on August 13, 2026.

• Denied variance for 10' landscape buffer reduction along Brand Rd (3-2)
• Denied variance for removal of 10' landscape buffer along Oak Grove Rd (3-2)
• Approved variance for encroachment into 50' undisturbed stream buffer along Big Flat Creek (3-2)
• Denied variance for removal of 25' non-impervious setback beyond 50' buffer (3-2)
• Approved variance for reduction of parking space length from 19' to 18' (3-2)
• Re-elected Michael Joyner as Chairman (4-0)
• Elected Michael Lee as Vice Chairman (4-0)
• Approved previous meeting minutes (6-0)

Downtown Development Authority Meeting

The Downtown Development Authority will meet to review a project list and provide updates on training and appraisal requests. The body will also discuss Autumnfest.

• Autumnfest discussion
• Project list and ideas
• RFQ Appraisal Update
• Training Update

Downtown Development Authority Meeting

Downtown Development Authority Meeting

The Loganville Downtown Development Authority will consider a request for approval to issue a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for 254 Main Street. The meeting includes routine items such as call to order, roll call, adoption of agenda, approval of minutes, and public comment.

• Request for approval of an RFQ for 254 Main Street

City Council Meeting

The City Council will consider adopting the FY 2027 Budget Resolution and accept a $554,000 Local Maintenance Improvement Grant for road work. Consent items include FY 2027 insurance premium quotes and an extension for Bobby Boss. A proclamation for the 250th U.S. birthday and a DDA swearing-in are also on the agenda.

• FY 2027 Budget Resolution (Finance Committee Report)
• 2026 Local Maintenance Improvement Grant (LMIG) — $554,000
• FY 2027 quotes for City insurance premiums (Consent Agenda)
• Bobby Boss Extension (Consent Agenda)
• Proclamation — 250th Birthday of the US

The City Council approved the FY 2027 budget as presented, along with the 2026 Local Maintenance Improvement Grant (LMIG) project. The council also accepted the low bid from DCBC LLC for the LMIG project, with a total budget not to exceed $554,000 including city matching funds. A consent agenda covering insurance quotes, an extension, the April financial report, and corrected minutes was also approved.

• Approved FY 2027 budget resolution (6-0)
• Approved 2026 LMIG project, $554,000 (4-2)
• Amended LMIG motion to accept low bid from DCBC LLC, not to exceed $554,000 (6-0)
• Approved consent agenda including insurance quotes, Bobby Boss extension, April financial report, and corrected minutes (6-0)
• Approved Tyler Schmidt's filming request on city property (unanimous)
• Swore in Lee Munsey to DDA, term May 1, 2026 – April 30, 2030

City Council Work Session

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss the FY 2027 budget resolution, insurance premiums, a contract with Rosenthal and Wright, fees for city property use, and traffic calming. They will also consider a $554,000 Local Maintenance Improvement Grant. Public comment is allowed, and an executive session is scheduled.

• FY 2027 Budget Resolution
• FY 2027 Quotes for City Insurance Premiums
• Discussion - Contract / MOU with Rosenthal and Wright
• Discussion - Fees for Use of City Property
• 2026 LMIG (Local Maintenance Improvement Grant) $554,000

The Loganville City Council held a work session on June 8, 2026, and took one substantive action: extending the current MOU with Rosenthal and Wright Attorney's at Law to a month-to-month basis at the existing rate of $20,000 per month while a competitive bid process is completed. The motion carried 4-2. All other items were discussions or scheduled for votes at the Thursday night council meeting, including the FY 2027 Budget Resolution, a $554,000 LMIG grant, and a request to film at City Hall.

• Extended MOU with Rosenthal and Wright month-to-month at $20,000/month (4-2)
• Amended agenda to add Bobby Boss Extension discussion (6-0)
• Directed City Manager to create fee policy for roll-off use of city property
• Directed City Manager to explore communal dumpster option for downtown businesses
• Directed City Manager to review ordinance for changing speed limit on Covington Street
• Entered executive session for real estate and possible litigation (6-0)

Downtown Development Authority Meeting

The Loganville Downtown Development Authority will hold a regular meeting on May 21, 2026. The agenda includes old business on the 254 Main RFQ and new business to introduce new members. Routine items such as approval of minutes, treasurer's report, and public comment are also scheduled.

• 254 Main RFQ under old business
• Introduction of new members
• Approval of minutes from previous meeting
• Treasurer's report
• Public comment period

Public Hearing for FY27 Budget

The Loganville City Council will hold a public hearing on the FY27 budget. No specific budget figures or proposals are listed in the agenda. The meeting will adjourn following the hearing.

• Public hearing on FY27 budget

The City of Loganville conducted a public hearing for the FY 2027 Budget. City Manager Danny Roberts presented the budget to the Mayor and Council. No public comments or questions were recorded.

City Council Meeting

The Loganville City Council will vote on a consent agenda that includes a $2.36 million GDOT utility aid agreement, a Pecan Street water tank maintenance contract for $17,458.39, and a Bobby Boss Road water main extension for $26,500. They will hold a public hearing on a major variance request for the property at 520 Brand Rd. Additionally, the council will discuss an ordinance change for elected officials' annual salaries.

• GDOT utility aid of $2,359,684.24 over three payments (FY27-29)
• Major variance request for 520 Brand Rd (Case #V26-002)
• Ordinance change for elected officials annual salaries
• Pecan Street Water Tank Maintenance - $17,458.39
• Bobby Boss Road Watermain Extension - $26,500

The city council voted 4-2 to adopt an ordinance raising the mayor's annual salary to $15,000 and councilmembers' to $9,000, effective January 1, 2028. They also approved a major variance for reduced parking at 520 Brand Rd (5-1), appointed Lee Munsey to the Downtown Development Authority, and passed a consent agenda including utility aid and budget items.

• Approved ordinance increasing mayor's salary to $15,000 and councilmembers' to $9,000 effective Jan 1, 2028 (4-2)
• Approved major variance for reduced off-street parking at 520 Brand Rd with conditions (5-1)
• Appointed Lee Munsey to the DDA (6-0)
• Approved consent agenda: Fire Fund expense line $10,000, Pecan Street water tank maintenance $17,458.39, Bobby Boss Road watermain extension $26,500, GDOT utility aid $2,359,684.24 over FY27-29, minutes, and March 2026 financial report (6-0)
• Swore in Toyin Olaoluwa and Kimberly Pecylak to Planning Commission (May 2026 – Apr 2030)

City Council Work Session

The Loganville City Council will discuss a major variance for reduced parking at 520 Brand Rd (V26-002) and consider several financial items, including a $10,000 amendment to the Fire Fund expense line, a $17,458.39 water tank maintenance contract, and a $26,500 watermain extension on Bobby Boss Road. The council will also review an ordinance change for elected officials' annual salaries and a fee increase request from Rosenthal Wright, LLC.

• Major Variance (V26-002) for reduced parking at 520 Brand Rd, parcel R5160 059, Gwinnett County.
• Amendment to Fire Fund Expense Line – $10,000 (100-3500-523905).
• Pecan Street Water Tank Maintenance – $17,458.39 (505-4400-521305).
• Bobby Boss Road Watermain Extension – $26,500 (505-4400-521202).
• Ordinance change for elected officials annual salaries and Rosenthal Wright, LLC fee increase request.

The City Council approved an agenda amendment to remove a fee increase request and approved a Downtown Development Authority application. The Council also discussed proposed salary adjustments for elected officials, which will be voted on during the Thursday night meeting.

• Agenda amended to remove Rosenthal Wright, LLC MOU fee increase request (5-0)
• DDA application for Amanda Chavis approved (5-0)
• Elected officials salary ordinance change presented for Thursday night vote
• Meeting adjourned (5-0)

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Case #V26-002, a Major Variance request by Timothy Prater/Prater Consulting LLC for the property at 520 Brand Rd. The applicant seeks a reduction in parking requirements under Zoning Ordinance 119-380 for land zoned LI.

• Case #V26-002 – Major Variance for reduced parking at 520 Brand Rd (Map/Parcel # R5160 059, Gwinnett County, LI zoning)

The Planning Commission approved a Major Variance to reduce required parking from 28 to 19 spaces for a property at 520 Brand Rd. The site will be used as an office for Empire Roofing and Restoration with a new 5,000 sq. ft. storage building. The motion passed 4-0.

• Approved minutes from the March 26, 2026 meeting (4-0)
• Approved Case #V26-002: Major Variance to reduce parking spaces from 28 to 19 for 520 Brand Rd (4-0)

City Council Meeting

The Loganville City Council will hold a regular meeting with a consent agenda and several committee reports. Key decisions include a major variance request for a property on Pecan Road, approval of a $625,000 toddler park update, and purchase of a $150,000 bucket truck. The council will also consider a $151,000 remodel of two public safety stations and a $19,390 Main Street repaving project.

• Case V26-001: major variance for lot width reduction at 3965 Pecan Rd
• Toddler Park update funded by SPLOST and grants, totaling $625,000
• Purchase of 2025 Ford F550 VersaLift bucket truck for $150,000
• Remodel of Station 15 (789 Lee Byrd Rd) and Station 16/PD (605 Tom Brewer Rd) for $151,195.77
• Main Street repaving from sewer repair at $19,390

The City Council approved several appointments to the Planning and Zoning Commission and authorized a remodel of city stations. Additional actions included approving a road variance, a truck purchase, and candidate qualification charter changes.

• Approved major variance for 3965 Pecan Rd (5-1)
• Appointed Kimberly Pecylak to Planning and Zoning Commission (6-0)
• Appointed Michael Lee to Planning and Zoning Commission (6-0)
• Appointed Reese Shanks to Planning and Zoning Commission (5-1)
• Appointed Toyin Olaoluwa to Planning and Zoning Commission (6-0)
• Approved purchase of 2025 Ford F550 VersaLift Bucket Truck (4-2)
• Approved remodel of Station 15, Station 16, and Police Department not to exceed $137,450.70 (6-0)
• Approved Main Street repaving invoice for $19,390.00 (6-0)

City Council Work Session

The Loganville City Council will hold a work session to discuss a major variance request for a property on Pecan Road, a $150,000 bucket truck purchase, remodeling of two fire stations, and a $625,000 Toddler Park update. The council will also consider a resolution for 2026 Local Road Assistance funds and intergovernmental agreements for Independence Day celebrations.

• Major Variance (Case V26-001) for 3965 Pecan Rd to reduce minimum lot width
• Purchase of a 2025 Ford F550 VersaLift bucket truck for $150,000
• Remodel of 789 Lee Byrd Rd (Station 15) and 605 Tom Brewer Rd (Station 16/PD) for $151,195.77
• Toddler Park update with $625,000 budget from multiple SPLOST sources and a grant
• Resolution to apply for 2026 Local Road Assistance funds and approve paving project fees

The Loganville City Council voted 6-0 to table a proposal to allow golf carts within city limits due to safety concerns. The council also decided to leave a Downtown Development Authority (DDA) application period open for an additional 30 days and voted 6-0 to enter an executive session to discuss real estate matters.

• Tabled golf cart ordinance (6-0)
• Left DDA application period open for 30 days (6-0)
• Entered executive session to discuss real estate (6-0)
• Approved agenda (6-0)
• Agreed to stream strategic planning retreat on YouTube
• Agreed to discuss financial policy at May work session
• Agreed to review City Attorney MOU with 2.5% annual increase
• Approved filming permission for Taylor Polidore Williams

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will consider a Major Variance request from Augustin Sanchez for a property at 3965 Pecan Rd. The applicant seeks a reduction in the minimum required lot width under Zoning Ordinance 119-209(c). The property is zoned R-22. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from a prior meeting.

• Case V26-001 – Major Variance for property at 3965 Pecan Rd (Gwinnett County, parcel R5160 043) to reduce minimum lot width under Zoning Ordinance 119-209(c)

The Loganville Planning Commission approved a major variance (Case V26-001) to reduce the minimum lot width at 3965 Pecan Rd, allowing the property to be split into two residential lots. The vote was 5-0. The commission also elected Commissioner Linda Dodd as Vice Chairman and approved the minutes from October 23, 2025.

• Approved major variance for 3965 Pecan Rd to reduce minimum lot width (5-0)
• Elected Commissioner Linda Dodd as Vice Chairman (5-0)
• Approved minutes from October 23, 2025 (5-0)

Downtown Development Authority Meeting

The Downtown Development Authority will continue discussions on the 254 Main Project, including RFQ and drawings, and provide updates on open board positions. New business includes planning DDA-sponsored events for 2026 and seeking feedback from the City Council.

• Continue conversation about 254 Main Project RFQ and drawings
• Update on applications for open DDA spots
• DDA sponsored events for 2026
• Request feedback from Council

City Council Meeting

The council will vote on consent agenda items including a $150,000 bucket truck purchase and a $188,463 construction/roof replacement project. They will also discuss increasing compensation for the mayor and council members and vote on changes to candidate qualification procedures for upcoming elections.

• Purchase of a 2025 Ford F550 VersaLift Bucket Truck for $150,000
• Remodel of 605 Tom Brewer Rd and 789 Lee Byrd Rd, plus roof replacement at 180 Old Loganville Rd for $188,463
• Discussion on raising compensation for mayor and council
• Approval of candidate qualification charter changes
• GMEBS OPEB Actuarial Services Invoice for FY 2025 Audit $13,350

The Council approved a roof replacement at Station 18 and a future increase in compensation for the Mayor and Council members. Additionally, several items including a bucket truck purchase and a remodel project were tabled.

• Approved agenda (6-0)
• Approved last month's minutes and January 2026 financial report (5-1)
• Agreed to raise Mayor and Council compensation effective Jan 1, 2028 (unvoted discussion)
• Tabled $150,000 bucket truck purchase for 30 days (4-2)
• Approved Station 18 roof replacement with Legacy Roofing up to $44,000 (6-0)
• Tabled remodel project for 30 days (5-1)
• Approved candidate qualification charter ordinance (5-1)
• Postponed July 9, 2026 combined Work Session and Council Meeting

City Council Work Session

The Loganville City Council work session will discuss and potentially approve a 60-day extension of the current moratorium on rezones and annexations. Other notable items include a purchase of a $150,000 bucket truck, remodeling of fire stations for $188,463, and ADA renovations to Toddler Park for $715,065. The council will also discuss raising compensation for the mayor and council members.

• Discussion/approval of a rezone and annexation moratorium extension
• Purchase of a 2025 Ford F550 VersaLift Bucket Truck for $150,000
• Remodel of 605 Tom Brewer Rd (PD & Station 16) and 789 Lee Byrd Rd (Station 15) plus roof replacement at 180 Old Loganville Rd for $188,463
• Toddler Park ADA renovation bid for $715,065
• Discussion of raising compensation for mayor and council

The council voted 6-0 to extend the moratorium on rezoning and annexation applications through September 30, 2026, while the city completes its zoning ordinance rewrite. Council also elected Council Member Melanie Long as Vice Mayor for the next year (6-0). Several other items were discussed and directed for action at the upcoming regular meeting, including a bucket truck purchase, remodel projects, and charter amendments.

• Extended rezone/annexation moratorium through September 30, 2026 (6-0)
• Elected Council Member Melanie Long as Vice Mayor for next year (6-0)
• Approved agenda amendments to add code enforcement officer and HB295 discussions (6-0)
• Directed city manager to cap Toddler Park ADA renovation bid at $625,000
• Agreed to round cash payments to nearest dollar and apply as customer credit
• Directed staff and city attorney to provide zoning and legal guidance on donation drop boxes in April
• Deferred Planning Commission appointments to next council meeting for applicant Q&A session
• Charter amendment for candidate qualifications placed on Thursday agenda for first reading

Downtown Development Authority Called Meeting

The Downtown Development Authority is holding a called meeting on March 4, 2026. They will discuss a Request for Qualifications (RFQ), elect a new secretary, and consider future land transaction ideas. They will also vote on approving a 'For Sale' sign at 254 Main Street. The meeting includes approval of minutes and treasurer's report.

• Discussion of RFQ
• Election of new secretary
• Future land transaction ideas
• Approve 'For Sale' sign placement on 254 Main Street
• Departing and new members

Codeapalooza - Closing Presentation

The City of Loganville will hold a meeting for the Codeapalooza closing presentation. No other business items are listed on the agenda.

• Closing Presentation

Codeapalooza - Opening Presentation

The City of Loganville will hold an opening presentation for Codeapalooza. No other business items are listed on the agenda.

• Opening Presentation for Codeapalooza

Downtown Development Authority Meeting - Canceled

City Council Meeting

The Council will receive the FYE 2025 audit presentation and consider consent agenda items. Notable consent items include a $17,375 polymer feed system replacement and a request to use the Rock Gym as a 2026 polling location. The Council will also consider an FY2026 audit engagement with McNair, McLemore, Middlebrooks & Co for $59,500.

• Replacement of Polymer Feed System - $17,375.00
• Walton County Election - Request to use Rock Gym as 2026 polling location
• FYE 06/30/2025 Audit Presentation by McNair, McLemore, Middlebrooks & Co
• Fiscal Year 2026 Audit Engagement - $59,500.00
• December 2025 Financial Report and last month's minutes (consent)

Council unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included allowing Walton County to use the Rock Gym as a polling location for 2026 elections, replacing a polymer feed system for $17,375, approving previous meeting minutes, and accepting the December 2025 financial report. Council also approved a $59,500 audit engagement with McNair, McLemore, Middlebrooks & Co for fiscal year 2026. All votes were 6-0.

• Approved consent agenda: polymer feed system replacement ($17,375), Rock Gym as polling location, last month's minutes, December 2025 financial report (6-0)
• Approved FY2026 audit engagement with McNair, McLemore, Middlebrooks & Co for $59,500 (6-0)
• Proclaimed Mayor's Reading Club Day (ceremonial)

City Council Work Session

At this work session, the Loganville City Council will discuss several financial items including a $59,500 audit engagement with McNair, McLemore, Middlebrooks & Co, a $17,375 polymer feed system replacement, and a $51,590 purchase of a four-station restroom trailer for events. They will also discuss potential city charter changes regarding candidate qualifications, a request from Walton County to use the Rock Gym as a polling location, and other committee reports. No final votes are expected; this is a discussion-only session.

• Fiscal Year 2026 Audit Engagement with McNair, McLemore, Middlebrooks & Co for $59,500
• Replacement of Polymer Feed System for $17,375
• Purchase of 4 Station Restroom Trailer for Events for $51,590
• Discussion of City Charter Changes Regarding Qualification of Candidates
• Request to Use The Rock Gym As A 2026 Polling Location

The City Council held a work session discussing several items for an upcoming regular meeting. The only substantive decision was a vote to not appoint a liaison to the Downtown Development Authority (DDA), carried 6-0. Other items, such as the FY2026 audit engagement and purchase of a restroom trailer, were discussed but scheduled for a vote at the Thursday night meeting.

• Adopted agenda 6-0
• Approved not having a DDA liaison (6-0)
• Entered executive session for litigation discussion (6-0)
• Reopened meeting after executive session (6-0)
• Adjourned meeting (6-0)

Public Kick-Off Event

Downtown Development Authority Meeting

The Downtown Development Authority will vote on final 2026 goals and discuss the 254 Main Intergovernmental Agreement. New business includes payment collection methods and a Humane Society event on February 14. The board will also review term expirations and future intentions.

• Final decisions on 2026 goals
• 254 Main IGA discussion
• Social media usage policy
• Payment collection methods
• Humane Society Event 2/14/26

The Loganville Downtown Development Authority approved an interlocal agreement for the 254 Main Street property and authorized the chair to sign it. The board also approved a Humane Society pet picture booth event for February 14, 2026, which will support local animal adoptions. Directors discussed 2026 goals, bank account setup, and payment collection methods for future downtown events.

• Approved interlocal agreement for 254 Main Street and authorized chair to sign (6-0)
• Approved Humane Society pet picture booth event for February 14, 2026 (6-0)
• Approved November 20, 2025 meeting minutes (6-0)
• Approved meeting agenda (6-0)
• Directed chair and two directors to open a new bank account next week
• Assigned Danny Roberts to mail term expiration and renomination procedures

City Council Meeting

The City Council will consider consent items including the appointment of Larry Steele as solicitor, approval of a $33,866 water source heat pump replacement, and a $22,527 fiber conduit installation to Main Street properties. The agenda also includes a discussion on code enforcement, a firefighter of the year presentation, and action on city charter updates.

• Appointment of Solicitor Larry Steele
• Water Source Heat Pump Replacement - $33,866
• Fiber Conduit Installation to Main Street Properties - $22,527
• Gwinnett Water & Sewer IGA
• Action on City Charter Updates

The City Council approved a $40,000 contract for Keck & Wood to revise utility plans for State Route 20. The council also tabled a proposal to update the City Charter to comply with Georgia residential law.

• Approved amended agenda (6-0)
• Approved consent agenda items (6-0)
• Approved Keck & Wood contract for SR 20 utility relocation (6-0)
• Tabled City Charter residential requirement update (5-0)
• Approved adding lights to City Hall parking lot (6-0)
• Opened applications for Planning and Zoning Committee (6-0)

Ethics Hearing - Personnel Matters

The Loganville City Council will hold an ethics hearing for an appeal by Andy Logan, followed by an executive session for personnel matters. The agenda includes no other substantive items beyond the appeal and the closed session.

• Andy Logan appeal hearing

The Ethics Committee held a personnel appeal hearing for employee Andy Logan. After an executive session, the committee adjourned without rendering a decision, stating they would provide their response the following day.

• Heard personnel appeal from employee Andy Logan (no vote taken)
• Entered executive session for deliberation (8:10 pm - 8:41 pm)
• Adjourned with decision deferred to following day