Loganville public meetings in 2025

Combined Work Session and City Council Meeting

The City Council will discuss the final revised plat and development agreement for Fuller Station Townhomes. The body will also review a budget amendment and the purchase of public safety equipment.

• Fuller Station Final Revised Plat and Development Agreement for Townhomes
• Audit Required Budget Amendment Fiscal Year 2025 for $802,449
• Purchase of two LUCAS Devices for $39,608.40
• Discussion regarding 254 Main Street DDA/IGA
• 2027 Walton County Comprehensive Land Use Plan Update

The Loganville City Council approved three items for the Fuller Station development, a $802,449 budget amendment, and the purchase of two LUCAS devices. The council also approved a 2026 meeting schedule and a Main Street development agreement.

• Approved Fuller Station Final Plat (3-2)
• Approved Fuller Station Townhomes Development Agreement (3-2)
• Approved Abandonment of Right of Way at Fuller Station (3-2)
• Approved Audit-Required Budget Amendment FY 2025 ($802,449) (5-0)
• Approved Purchase of two LUCAS devices ($39,608.40) (5-0)
• Approved 254 Main Street DDA/IGA (5-0)
• Approved 2026 City Council meeting schedule (5-0)
• Approved agenda and consent agenda (5-0)

Downtown Development Authority Meeting

The Loganville Downtown Development Authority is meeting to review 2026 goals and discuss how to use 25k allocated by the city council. The agenda also covers routine administrative items, including the treasurer’s report and November event planning. This document outlines proposed discussion topics rather than finalized decisions.

• Review of 2026 DDA goals and ideas
• Discussion on the use of 25k from city council
• Approval of monthly meeting dates
• Updates on Facebook page usage and the November Morning Mingle event
• Adoption of the agenda and approval of prior minutes

The Authority approved the August 25, 2025, meeting minutes and set the next meeting for January 15. Discussions included the vision for 254 Main St., upcoming Christmas Parade ideas, and the use of $25,000 from the city.

• Approved August 25, 2025, minutes (6-0)
• Approved agenda with addition of 254 Main St. and Christmas Parade (6-0)
• Set next meeting date for January 15

City Council Meeting

The City Council will consider several consent agenda items including vehicle replacements and department contracts. The meeting also includes a major variance request for property at HWY 20 & Tuck Rd and a discussion on the 254 Main Street Redevelopment Vision.

• Major Variance request for Green River Builders, Inc. at HWY 20 & Tuck Rd
• TPUDC Contract for $272,511.75
• Police DEA Vehicle Replacement for $52,554.82
• Fire Department Site Med Contract for $15,840.00
• Fire Department purchase of spare fire hose for $16,750.00

The City Council denied a major variance request for property at HWY 20 & Tuck Rd. The council also approved the consent agenda, which included various departmental expenditures and a contract for planning services.

• Denied major variance for Green River Builders, Inc. at HWY 20 & Tuck Rd (4-2)
• Approved Consent Agenda including TPUDC Contract (6-0)
• Approved reallocation of $3,000 to Parks (6-0)
• Approved Police DEA vehicle replacement of $52,554.82 (6-0)
• Approved Fire Department site med contract of $15,840.00 (6-0)
• Approved Fire Department purchase of spare fire hose for $16,750.00 (6-0)
• Accepted audit required budget amendments for fiscal year 2025 (6-0)
• Granted a request to file a state audit extension (6-0)

City Council Work Session

The Loganville City Council work session will consider several planning and development items, including a major variance request for the property at HWY 20 & Tuck Rd. The council will also hear reports on finance, public safety contracts, and a discussion of the city’s vehicle purchase policy. Additional agenda items cover a plat and development agreement, retention pond fencing, and an ordinance amendment for council meetings.

• Major variance request for HWY 20 & Tuck Rd, parcels LG060010, LG060010A00, LG060010ADP, LG0600100DP, LG060009, LG060011 (zoning PUV)
• TPUDC contract for $272,511.75 (includes 5% contingency)
• Police DEA vehicle replacement contract for $52,554.82
• Fire Department Site Med contract for $15,840.00
• Fire Department purchase of spare fire hose for $16,750.00

The Loganville City Council approved an agenda amendment to replace an item with a Planning and Zoning Commission discussion. The Council also voted to enter an executive session to discuss real estate matters, with no action taken during the session.

• Agenda amended 6-0 to replace item 2-D with Planning and Zoning Commission discussion
• Entered executive session 6-0 to discuss real estate matters
• No action taken during executive session
• Council authorized verbal permission to negotiate pickleball courts at Meridian Park with Walton County

Economic Development Committee Meeting

The Economic Development Committee will meet to discuss matters regarding 254 Main Street. The meeting includes a call to order and roll call before moving to new business.

• Discussion of 254 Main Street

The Economic Development Committee discussed the redevelopment of 254 Main Street. The committee recommended providing the DDA with guidelines to seek redevelopment proposals.

• Recommended providing DDA with guidelines for 254 Main Street redevelopment proposals

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will consider a request from Green River Builders, Inc. regarding several parcels at HWY 20 & Tuck Rd. The request seeks a major variance to allow an alternative building permit concurrency schedule under Zoning Ordinance 119-221(d)(2).

• Major Variance for Green River Builders, Inc. at HWY 20 & Tuck Rd
• Variance request for alternative building permit concurrency schedule

The Planning Commission approved a major variance for the property located at HWY 20 & Tuck Rd. The variance allows an alternative building permit concurrency schedule consisting of three development phases. This change was requested due to stream buffer regulations and GDOT highway construction near the site.

• Approved July 24, 2025 minutes (4-0)
• Approved major variance for Green River Builders at HWY 20 & Tuck Rd (4-0)

Downtown Development Authority Meeting

The authority will discuss community events, business resources, and revenue streams for 2026. The meeting includes a discussion on specific budget items totaling $25,000.

• Specific Budget Items for $25,000
• Update of 254 IGA
• Morning Mingle November
• Christmas On Main Street

The Authority approved moving forward with a Facebook page. The board also reviewed upcoming meeting dates, the November Morning Mingle, and Christmas on Main Street plans.

• Approved September 22, 2025 minutes (6-0)
• Approved agenda (6-0)
• Approved moving forward with a Facebook page (6-0)

City Council Meeting

The City Council will review several items including a request to table the Fuller Station / Douglas Smith Homes project for 60 days. The meeting includes discussions on law enforcement funding, transportation funds, and a correction to previous LMIG funding amounts.

• Flock Safety Camera Systems purchase: $66,500.00
• Patrol Vehicles & Equipment Purchase: $128,552.00
• Correction of 2025 LMIG Funding to $403,365.00
• Code Re-write Approval via Town Planning & Urban Design Collaborative LLC
• Fuller Station / Douglas Smith Homes: request to table for 60 days

The Loganville City Council approved the adoption of the meeting agenda and the consent agenda, which included a correction to the August 14, 2025, minutes regarding LMIG funding. The Council also voted to approve a code re-write and the hiring of Town Planning & Urban Design Collaborative LLC.

• Approved the meeting agenda (6-0).
• Approved the consent agenda, including: Annual Health Insurance Renewal; Flock Safety Camera Systems ($66,500.00); Patrol Vehicles & Equipment Purchase ($128,552.00); 2025 Transportation Alternatives (TA) Program Funds Resolution; and a correction to the 08-14-2025 minutes regarding LMIG funding (adjusting amount from $377,237.00 to $403,365.00) (6-0).
• Approved the Code Re-write and the hiring of Town Planning & Urban Design Collaborative LLC (4-2).

City Council Work Session

The City Council is reviewing several committee reports including public safety equipment and health insurance renewals. Discussions include a correction to 2025 LMIG funding amounts and potential changes to the council meeting schedule ordinance.

• Flock Safety Camera Systems: $66,500.00
• Patrol Vehicles & Equipment Purchase: $128,552.00
• Correction of 2025 LMIG Funding to $403,365.00
• Fuller Station / Douglas Smith Homes table request for 60 days
• Discussion regarding 254 Main Street IGA with DDA

The City Council voted to discard one censure against Council Member Anne Huntsinger and rejected a second censure regarding aggressive behavior. Council also approved combining the December 2025 Work Session and Council Meeting.

• Discarded censure regarding publishing confidential materials (6-0)
• Censure of Council Member Anne Huntsinger for aggressive and inappropriate behavior failed (2-4)
• Approved combining December 2025 Work Session and Council Meeting
• Adopted agenda (6-0)

Downtown Development Authority Meeting

The Downtown Development Authority will meet to discuss the city plan for the 254 Main Street IGA property. The body will also review funding and spending options and the DDA Overlay Map.

• City plan for 254 Main Street IGA property
• DDA Overlay Map
• Funding and spending options
• Strategic Planning/Update Work Plan
• Social Media Update decision

The board approved the meeting agenda and previous minutes from August 25, 2025. Discussions included a website update, social media leadership, and progress on 254 Main Street. No substantive new funding or contract decisions were recorded.

• Approved September 22 agenda (6-0)
• Approved August 25 minutes (6-0)

Called City Council Meeting

The City Council will receive presentations regarding a code re-write and review a resolution for censure. The meeting includes reports from the Planning & Development and Finance/Human Resources committees.

• Code Re-write presentations
• Resolution for Censure

The City Council approved a Resolution for Censure regarding Council Member Patti Wolfe in a 4-1 vote. Additionally, the Mayor approved Terry Raiford's second six-year term on the O’ Kelly Memorial Library Board.

• Approved Resolution for Censure of Council Member Patti Wolfe (4-1)
• Approved Terry Raiford's second term on the O’ Kelly Memorial Library Board

City Council Meeting

The City Council will consider several budget amendments and appointments for the Downtown Development Authority. The meeting includes discussions regarding updates to alcohol and noise ordinances.

• GrayKey Software for CID: $29,310.00
• Treatment Facility Influent Pump Station Electrical Repair: $19,900.00
• Ashton Manor Road Emergency Stormwater Repair: $78,645.00
• DDA Appointments for Dana Russell and Iranetta Willis through April 2028
• Alcohol Ordinance Amendment regarding licensing qualifications

The City Council approved the Library Operations IGA following a tie-breaking vote by the Mayor. The council also approved three budget amendments for software, pump station repairs, and stormwater repairs. Additionally, two unexpired terms for the DDA were filled.

• Approved Library Operations IGA (3-2)
• Approved GrayKey Software for CID - $29,310.00
• Approved Treatment Facility Influent Pump Station Electrical Repair - $19,900.00
• Approved Ashton Manor Road Emergency Stormwater Repair - $78,645.00
• Approved DDA appointments for Dana Russell and Iranetta Willis through April 2028
• Swore in David King to the DDA

City Council Work Session

The Loganville City Council will review committee reports and discuss proposed amendments to the alcohol, noise, and peddlers license ordinances. The session also includes a public comment period and an executive session.

• Discussion on Alcohol Ordinance Amendment
• Discussion on Noise Ordinance Amendment
• Discussion on Library Operations IGA
• Discussion on Peddlers License Ordinance Change
• GrayKey Software contract for CID - $29,310.00

The City Council approved a new Health Department contract to begin after February 28, 2026, with no rent required for the first three years. The council also authorized a records search and survey regarding the cemetery property near Walgreens.

• Approved meeting agenda (5-0)
• Approved Health Department contract without rent for three years (3-2)
• Authorized records search and survey of cemetery property on Walgreens land

Downtown Development Authority Meeting

The Loganville Downtown Development Authority will meet to elect a new chairman, approve minutes from a previous meeting, and consider a proposal from the Georgia Municipal Association for a planning workshop.

• Election of DDA Chairman
• Approval of June 17, 2025 meeting minutes
• Review of Georgia Municipal Association planning workshop proposal
• Regular monthly meeting in Council Chambers
• Potential executive session under Georgia Law

The board elected Tara Argo as Chairperson, Terry Parsons as Vice Chairperson, and Jamey Towler as Treasurer. The authority approved expenses for a GMA retreat and authorized an Intergovernmental Agreement for 254 Main Street. However, the project at 254 Main Street will not proceed at this time following a withdrawn proposal.

• Appointed Tara Argo as Chairperson (5-0)
• Appointed Terry Parsons as Vice Chairperson (5-0)
• Appointed Jamey Towler as Treasurer (5-0)
• Approved June 17, 2025 minutes (5-0)
• Approved GMA retreat and expenses of $1,000 per day plus expenses (5-0)
• Approved engaging City Attorney to draft IGA for 254 Main Street (5-0)
• Decided not to proceed with the 254 Main Street project at this time

City Council Meeting

The Loganville City Council will adopt a consent agenda that includes a $377,237 LMIG project award and a budget software renewal. It will review several annexation and rezoning applications for properties on Chandler Haulk Road, including requests to change zoning to R-44 and RM-4. The council will also consider a Millage Rate Resolution for 2025.

• 2025 LMIG Project Award – $377,237.00
• Annexation request for 4159 Chandler Haulk Rd (2.00+/- acres)
• Rezoning request for 4159 Chandler Haulk Rd to R-44
• Rezoning request for 0 Chandler Haulk Rd (17.57+/- acres) to RM-4 for multi‑family development
• Millage Rate Resolution 2025

The City Council approved the annexation and rezoning of four properties on Chandler Haulk Road to R-22 zoning with specific construction and HOA conditions. The Council also extended a moratorium on rezoning and annexation applications and adopted the 2025 millage rate resolution.

• Approved annexation and rezoning to R-22 for 4159 Chandler Haulk Rd (6-0)
• Approved annexation and rezoning to R-22 for 4139 Chandler Haulk Rd (6-0)
• Approved annexation and rezoning to R-22 for 0 Chandler Haulk Rd (6-0)
• Approved annexation and rezoning to R-22 for 4109 Chandler Haulk Rd (6-0)
• Extended rezoning and annexation moratorium until March 31, 2026 (6-0)
• Adopted 2025 millage rate resolution (6-0)
• Approved $377,237.00 2025 LMIG Project Award (6-0)
• Tabled Fuller Station variance request until October 6, 2025 (6-0)

City Council Work Session

The City Council is reviewing several annexation and rezoning requests for properties on Chandler Haulk Rd. The session also includes discussions on a code re-write, millage rates, and local ordinance amendments.

• Annexation and rezoning of 2.00+/- acres at 4159 Chandler Haulk Rd
• Annexation and rezoning of 2.00+/- acres at 4139 Chandler Haulk Rd
• Annexation and rezoning of 17.57+/- acres at 0 Chandler Haulk Rd for multi-family development
• Annexation and rezoning of 4.103+/- acres at 4109 Chandler Haulk Rd
• 2025 LMIG Project Award of $377,237.00

The City Council held a work session to conduct public hearings on several annexation and rezoning requests along Chandler Haulk Rd. No substantive votes were taken on these items, as several matters were deferred to the following Thursday's meeting. The council also entered an executive session to discuss litigation, but no action was taken.

• Approved agenda and added Food Trucks (6-0)
• Entered executive session to discuss litigation (6-0)
• Reopened meeting from executive session (6-0)
• Adjourned meeting (6-0)

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will consider several requests to annex land into the city of Loganville. These items include rezoning applications for residential and multi-family development on various parcels along Chandler Haulk Road.

• Annexation and R-44 rezoning for 4159 Chandler Haulk Rd (2.00+/- acres)
• Annexation and R-44 rezoning for 4139 Chandler Haulk Rd (2.00+/- acres)
• Annexation and RM-4 rezoning for 0 Chandler Haulk Rd (17.57+/- acres) for multi-family development
• Annexation and R-44 rezoning for 4109 Chandler Haulk Rd (4.103+/- acres)

Downtown Development Authority Meeting - CANCELLED

The Downtown Development Authority meeting scheduled for July 17, 2025, was cancelled. The provided agenda consisted of procedural boilerplate items.

City Council Meeting

The City Council will meet to review a consent agenda and receive reports from various city committees. The meeting includes a proclamation for the Rotary Club and a potential executive session.

• Waste Management extension request
• DDA appointment
• Rotary Club proclamation

City Council approved the consent agenda, which included a Waste Management extension request and a Development Authority (DDA) appointment. Terry Parsons was sworn in as a member of the DDA.

• Approved Waste Management Extension Request (6-0)
• Approved DDA Appointment (6-0)
• Approved previous month's minutes (6-0)
• Approved previous month's financial report (6-0)
• Swore in Terry Parsons to the DDA

City Council Work Session

The City Council work session will review the Planning & Development Committee’s reports on a request to annex approximately 26.9 acres at 3215 & 0 Tig Knight Road, to rezone the land from A‑1 to RM‑4 for single‑family homes, and to grant two major variances related to setbacks and front‑entry garages. The Council will also hear the City Manager’s report, which includes a $25,000 fund transfer to the Loganville Downtown Development Authority. Additional committee reports and a public safety update are on the agenda, but no specific actions are listed for them.

• Annexation request for ~26.883 acres at 3215 & 0 Tig Knight Road (Case #A25-016)
• Rezoning application from A‑1 to RM‑4 for the same parcels (Case #R25-015)
• Major variance request for setback distance on RM‑4 zoning (Case #V25-013)
• Major variance request for front‑entry garages on RM‑4 zoning (Case #V25-014)
• Loganville Downtown Development Authority fund transfer of $25,000 (City Manager’s report)

City Council approved a $25,000 transfer from the general fund to the DDA. The council also allowed The Revive Land Group LLC to withdraw four land-use applications without prejudice. A Waste Management contract extension and a DDA appointment were moved to a future consent agenda.

• Approved $25,000 transfer from general fund to DDA (6-0)
• Allowed withdrawal of annexation application Case #A25-016 without prejudice (6-0)
• Allowed withdrawal of rezoning application Case #R25-015 without prejudice (6-0)
• Allowed withdrawal of variance application Case #V25-013 without prejudice (6-0)
• Allowed withdrawal of variance application Case #V25-014 without prejudice (6-0)
• Moved Waste Management extension request to Thursday consent agenda
• Moved Terry Parsons DDA appointment to Thursday consent agenda

Planning Commission Meeting

The Loganville Planning Commission will consider an annexation request and three related zoning applications for a 26.883-acre property on Tig Knight Road. The agenda includes a request to rezone the land from A-1 to RM-4 and two major variance requests to allow specific residential development features.

• Annexation of 26.883+/- acres at 3215 & 0 Tig Knight Road
• Rezone request from A-1 to RM-4 for single-family detached residential neighborhood
• Major Variance to allow single-family detached units in RM-4 zoning
• Major Variance to allow front entry garages in RM-4 zoning
• Property owner: CTX Funding SPE, LLC

The Planning Commission denied four requests from The Revive Land Group LLC regarding a proposed 82-unit senior development at 3215 & 0 Tig Knight Road. The commission rejected the annexation, the rezoning to RM-4, and two major variances.

• Approved May 22, 2025 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Annexation of 26.883+/- acres at 3215 & 0 Tig Knight Road denied (3-1)
• Rezone request to RM-4 for 3215 & 0 Tig Knight Road denied (4-0)
• Variance V25-013 for single-family detached units in RM-4 denied (4-0)
• Variance V25-014 for front entry garages in RM-4 denied (4-0)

Downtown Development Authority Meeting

The Loganville Downtown Development Authority will hold its regular meeting to address procedural items and old business. Members will discuss the 254 Main Street project, a grant consultant, and a website update. New business includes information about the Georgia Downtown Association Conference. No specific decisions are noted in the agenda.

• 254 Main Street project (old business)
• Grant consultant discussion (old business)
• Website update (old business)
• Georgia Downtown Association Conference (new business)

The Authority approved travel reimbursements for the Georgia Downtown Association Conference. Members also voted to research the creation of a facade grant for the downtown district. The Planning Consultant RFQ for 254 Main Street was tabled.

• Approved reimbursement up to $1,500 for members staying overnight at Georgia Downtown Association Conference and $800 for those not staying overnight (5-0)
• Approved motion to investigate a facade grant for the downtown district (5-0)
• Tabled Planning Consultant RFQ for 254 Main Street (5-0)
• Approved April 17, 2025 minutes (5-0)
• Approved meeting agenda (5-0)

Called City Council Meeting

The Loganville City Council will meet on June 16, 2025, to consider the FY 2026 budget resolution. This agenda is largely procedural boilerplate and lists no specific dollar amounts, public hearings, or additional items. The council may enter executive session if needed under Georgia law.

• FY 2026 budget resolution

City Council approved the FY 2026 Budget Resolution as presented. The council also approved the 2025-2026 annual insurance renewal with Travelers Insurance.

• Approved FY 2026 budget resolution (5-0)
• Approved 2025-2026 annual insurance renewal with Travelers Insurance for $641,279.00 (5-0)

City Council Meeting

The Loganville City Council will meet to approve a contract for reuse water system repairs and review planning committee reports on two rezoning applications and a variance request.

• SRO Contract
• WQC Reuse Water System - $19,462.00
• Case #R25-003: Rezone 27.85 acres at Twin Lakes Road to RM-6 for 149 units
• Case #V25-017: Major Variance for Fuller Station to remove interior beauty strip requirement
• Last Month's Minutes and Financial Report

The City Council denied a request to rezone 27.85 acres on Twin Lakes Road for 149 residential units. Council members also approved a variance for the Fuller Station community to remove beauty strips on interior roads. A consent agenda including an SRO contract and water system payment was approved.

• Approved Consent Agenda including SRO Contract and WQC Reuse Water System payment of $19,462.00 (6-0)
• Denied rezoning of 27.85 acres at Twin Lakes Road from CH to RM-6 for 149 residential units (4-3)
• Denied variance request for Fuller Station to remove interior road beauty strips (2-4)
• Granted variance for Fuller Station to eliminate beauty strips in front of lots 12-46 (4-2)