Perry, GA

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The pre-council meeting was a review session for the August 4, 2026 regular meeting agenda; no formal votes were taken. Items discussed included a proposed text amendment to allow 100-foot monopole signs along I-75, a special exception for a 3D/4D ultrasound business at 1212 Swift Street, annexation of eight parcels along Highway 127, a rezoning along Highway 341, and a text amendment to prohibit internally illuminated signs downtown. Council also discussed a recommendation to allocate up to $200,000 in 2018 SPLOST funds to restore playground equipment at five neighborhood parks, and a tuition assistance policy revision.

• No formal votes taken; all items were discussion only
• Moved park improvement item to regular meeting agenda (unanimous concurrence)
• Placed tuition policy revision on August 18, 2026 agenda
• Adjourned at 5:45 p.m. (unanimous)

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The Perry City Council denied a special exception request for a 3D/4D ultrasound boutique at 1212 Swift Street, despite staff and Planning Commission recommendations for approval with conditions. The Council also approved $200,000 from 2018 SPLOST funds to replace playground structures at five neighborhood parks, and adopted resolutions accepting infrastructure for Remington Chase Section 2, Phase 2 and stating the purpose of an executive session on pending litigation. Several ordinances were introduced on first reading, including sign text amendments and annexation/rezoning requests, with no action taken.

• Denied Special Exception Application No. 0090-2026 for a 3D/4D ultrasound boutique at 1212 Swift Street.
• Approved $200,000 from 2018 SPLOST funds for new playground structures at Oldfield, A.D. Redmond, Woodland, Willie T. Williams, and Barbara Calhoun parks.
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-53 accepting ownership and maintenance of rights-of-ways and infrastructure for Remington Chase Section II, Phase II.
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-54 stating the purpose of the executive session was to discuss pending litigation.
• Approved Change Order #1 with Parrish Construction for Magnolia Park Restrooms (Bid No. 2026-09).
• Approved a Temporary Construction Easement Agreement with Patriot Group Development, Inc.
• Approved a county request regarding Bear Branch Road.
• Approved minutes of July 20, 2026 work session and July 21, 2026 pre-council and regular meetings, with Councilmember Jones abstaining.

Work Session

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Pre Council

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The pre-council meeting was held to review the upcoming regular meeting agenda. No formal votes or decisions were made; all items were presented for discussion and staff recommendations. The council discussed rezoning, special event applications, and various administrative items, but no action was taken.

• No formal decisions made; all items were discussion-only

Council Meeting

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The Perry City Council unanimously approved canceling its contract with TSW for the Comprehensive Plan and requesting technical assistance from the Middle Georgia Regional Commission to complete it. The council also adopted ordinances and resolutions, including a rezoning, and approved several special event applications and other routine items.

• Canceled Comprehensive Plan contract with TSW and requested MGRC assistance (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2026-15 rezoning 1.0 acre at 2107 North Highway 41 from R-3 to C-2 (unanimous)
• Approved school zone speed cameras request (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-50 naming Synovus bank account signers (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-51 accepting property donation from Custom Homes by Jeff, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved CVB DMO Agreement (unanimous)
• Approved Police Computer Replacement (unanimous)
• Approved Amendment #29 with Inframark, LLC DBA ESG Operations (unanimous)

Work Session

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The Perry City Council held a work session with no formal votes. They discussed the Legacy Park veterans memorial, with administration recommending a design honoring all veterans rather than a war-specific one. Council also reviewed a state-mandated change to the school zone speed camera program, which would require the city to hold the license and remove the Perry Middle School location. Additionally, they considered cancelling the comprehensive plan contract with TSW and transferring the work to the regional commission at no additional cost. Both the speed camera and comprehensive plan items were directed to be placed on the July 21 regular meeting agenda for formal consideration.

• Directed speed camera license item to July 21 agenda (consensus)
• Directed comprehensive plan contract switch to July 21 agenda (consensus)

Planning Commission

The Perry City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to decide on preliminary plats for four residential subdivisions. The commission will also review annexation requests, a rezoning application, and proposed sign ordinance amendments; two annexation items were withdrawn or tabled by applicants before the meeting. These recommendation items will be forwarded to City Council on August 4, 2026.

• Preliminary plat decision for The Cottages at District Downtown (Mims Court & Washington Street)
• Preliminary plat decision for Houston Springs Phase 3 (Airport Road)
• Preliminary plat decision for Saddleridge subdivision (411 Langston Road)
• Preliminary plat decision for Live Oaks Landing, Section 2 (101 Fairway Oaks Drive)
• Public hearing on rezoning properties at Hwy 127 and S Hwy 341 to General Commercial District

Council Meeting

The Perry City Council will hold a public hearing and introduce a rezoning of 1 acre at 2107 N Highway 41 from residential (R-3) to commercial (C-2). They will also consider a second reading of an alcohol licensing ordinance amendment, approve multiple infrastructure contracts including pump station upgrades, and appoint a new Public Works Director.

• Public hearing on rezoning 2107 N Hwy 41 from R-3 to C-2
• Second reading of ordinance amending Chapter 3 (Alcohol Licensing)
• Appoint Nathan Farrow as Director of Public Works
• Authorize GWES amendments for East Perry regional pump station, Bear Branch pump station/force main upgrades, and East Perry wastewater treatment
• Consider TSPLOST intergovernmental agreement and bid for skid steer loader

The Perry City Council approved a TSPLOST Intergovernmental Agreement and adopted several other actions. It named the Creekwood Park entrance Big Creek Drive, appointed members to the Historic Preservation Commission and Animal Control Board, and appointed Nathan Farrow as Director of Public Works. The council also adopted Ordinance No. 2026-14 on alcohol licensing and awarded a $88,350 skid‑steer contract to Lasseter Tractor. All actions were approved unanimously.

• Approved TSPLOST Intergovernmental Agreement (unanimous)
• Named Creekwood Park entrance "Big Creek Drive" (unanimous)
• Appointed David Washington to Historic Preservation Commission (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2026-14 amending Alcohol Licensing (unanimous)
• Awarded bid No. 2026-13 to Lasseter Tractor for $88,350 (unanimous)
• Appointed Nathan Farrow as Director of Public Works (unanimous)
• Appointed Captain Chris Sutcliff to Animal Control Board (unanimous)
• Approved GWES Amendment #1 Development Standards for Roads and Access (unanimous)

Pre Council

This is a pre-council meeting of the Perry City Council to review and discuss the agenda for the upcoming July 7, 2026 council meeting. The agenda includes only procedural items such as call to order, roll call, citizens' input, and executive session.

• Discussion of July 7, 2026 council meeting agenda

The pre‑council meeting concluded with Councilmember Moody moving to adjourn at 5:42 p.m., seconded by Councilmember Jones, and the motion carried unanimously. No other substantive actions were voted on during this session.

• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Work Session

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• No items of substance are listed on the agenda.

Special Called Meeting

The Perry City Council is discussing and may adopt the City of Perry Watershed Protection Plan. The plan includes updates for the Satterfield and East Perry Water Pollution Control Plants. A resolution for adoption is attached.

• Discussion and possible adoption of City of Perry Watershed Protection Plan (2026 revised version)

The City Council unanimously approved a combined Watershed Protection Plan for its two wastewater treatment facilities. This action is required by the Georgia EPD to begin operations at the A.E. Harris Water Reclamation Facility on July 1, 2026.

• Approved Watershed Protection Plan via Resolution No. 2026-46 (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026-47 to document executive session regarding potential litigation (Unanimous)

Council Meeting

The Perry City Council will hold second readings and consider adoption of the FY2027 Operating Budget, along with ordinances to rezone properties at 2520 Highway 127 and Kings Chapel Road, annex land, and update regulations on signs and vape shops. New business includes a bid award for a public safety software platform and a resolution to accept infrastructure for The Encore Phase II subdivision. Council will also discuss real estate acquisition for the 'Big Dig' stormwater pond in Sadie Heights.

• Second reading and adoption of FY2027 Operating Budget
• Second reading to rezone 5.67 acres at 2520 Hwy 127 to Governmental Use
• Second reading to annex and rezone 35.59 acres on Kings Chapel Rd to R-3 residential
• Second reading to amend sign regulations (add Unified Building Identifier) and define vape shops
• Consideration of RFP 2026-03 for Public Safety Common Operating Platform and real estate acquisition for stormwater pond 'Big Dig'

The council unanimously adopted the FY27 operating budget with no tax or rate increases. It also approved rezoning for a water treatment facility and a 62-lot subdivision, along with text amendments for vape shop regulation and unified building signs. Other actions included accepting infrastructure for subdivisions, authorizing a public safety platform, and approving a $1.26M stormwater pond land acquisition.

• Adopted FY27 operating budget with no millage or fee increases (unanimous)
• Rezoned 5.67 acres on Hwy 127 for water treatment facility (unanimous)
• Annexed and rezoned 62 lots on Kings Chapel Rd for R-3 residential (unanimous)
• Adopted text amendment defining and regulating vape shops as special exceptions (unanimous)
• Adopted text amendment for Unified Building Identifier signs (unanimous)
• Accepted infrastructure in Planter's Ridge Phases 5-6 and The Encore Phase II (unanimous)
• Awarded RFP 2026-03 for public safety common operating platform (unanimous)
• Approved $1.26M acquisition of 7.44 acres for Sadie Heights stormwater pond (unanimous)

Pre Council

This is a procedural pre-council meeting where the council reviews and discusses the agenda for the regular council meeting scheduled for the same day. No substantive decisions or public hearings are scheduled.

• Discussion of June 16, 2026 council meeting agenda

No votes were taken at this pre-council meeting. Council discussed second readings of several ordinances, including the FY2027 operating budget with no millage or rate increases, and a vape shop text amendment. Citizen concerns about code enforcement were heard.

Work Session

The City Council will meet for a work session primarily to conduct an executive session. Discussions will focus on real estate and personnel matters.

• Executive session regarding real estate
• Executive session regarding personnel

The council entered executive session to discuss real estate, then unanimously adopted Resolution No. 2026-43 confirming that purpose. No other substantive decisions were made during the work session.

• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-43 stating executive session purpose (unanimous)

Special Called Meeting

This special called meeting of the Perry City Council consists primarily of an executive session to discuss personnel matters. No other public agenda items are listed for decision or discussion. The meeting is procedural with a closed session for personnel.

• Executive session for personnel (closed to public)

Council met in special session, entered executive session to discuss personnel. After reconvening, they adopted Resolution 2026-42 affirming the purpose. No other action was taken.

• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-42 affirming purpose of executive session (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold an informational hearing regarding a request to rezone a property on N Hwy 41. They will also address a tabled amendment concerning sign standards in the Interstate Corridor Overlay District.

• Rezoning request for 2107 N Hwy 41 from R-3 to C-2 (General Commercial District)
• Amendment to Subsection 6-9.6 regarding monument monopole signs and ground flags in the Interstate Corridor Overlay District

Pre Council

This is a pre-council meeting that is largely procedural, with no substantive decisions or discussions listed beyond reviewing the agenda for the upcoming council meeting.

The Perry City Council held a pre-council meeting on June 2, 2026, to review upcoming regular agenda items including a short-term rental special exception, a rezoning for a county water treatment facility, a subdivision annexation, text amendments for building signs and vape shops, the FY 2027 operating budget (with no rate or tax increases), grant applications for fire equipment, vehicle leasing, and road projects. No final votes were taken on these items. The council entered executive session to discuss potential litigation and unanimously adopted Resolution No. 2026-40 stating that purpose.

• Entered executive session for potential litigation (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-40 stating executive session purpose (unanimous)

Council Meeting

The Perry City Council will hold a public hearing on the FY2027 operating budget and consider first readings of ordinances to adopt it. They will also hold public hearings on a special exception for a short-term rental at 814 Oak Ridge Drive, rezoning of 5.67 acres at 2520 Hwy 127 for governmental use, annexation and rezoning of 35.59 acres on Kings Chapel Road for residential development, and text amendments to define vape shops and unified building identifiers. Additionally, they will consider a resolution for leasing vehicles and equipment, and approve a LMIG contract.

• Public hearing and first reading of FY2027 Operating Budget
• Special exception for short-term rental at 814 Oak Ridge Drive
• Rezoning 5.67 acres at 2520 Hwy 127 to Governmental Use
• Annexation and rezoning of 35.59 acres on Kings Chapel Road to R-3
• Text amendments: vape shop regulations and unified building identifier signs

The council approved a special exception for a short-term residential rental at 814 Oak Ridge Drive with a maximum occupancy of 10 and 4 vehicles. They also approved a resolution for leasing vehicles and equipment, the 2026 LRA street list, a construction contract, a utility relocation, and a fire grant application. Several first-reading ordinances were introduced, including the FY2027 budget, annexation and rezoning for Avington Glenn Subdivision, and text amendments for vape shops and unified building identifiers.

• Approved short-term rental special exception at 814 Oak Ridge Drive (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2026-41 authorizing vehicle/equipment lease supplement (unanimous)
• Approved City of Perry street list for 2026 LRA application (unanimous)
• Approved LMIG contract with Reames & Son Construction (unanimous)
• Approved St Patrick's Drive Extension utility relocation (unanimous)
• Approved application to Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program (unanimous)
• Approved 2027 Dogwood Festival dates April 10-11 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of May 18 and May 19 meetings (unanimous)

Work Session

The Perry City Council will discuss a recommendation from the Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee and consider an encroachment permit for an ADA ramp at 203 MLK. The Fire Department also requests approval to apply for a federal grant for firefighters.

• ADA ramp encroachment permit at 203 MLK
• Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee recommendation
• Application to Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program

Council unanimously concurred to execute an encroachment agreement for an ADA ramp at 203 MLK, contingent on finalizing the agreement. They also discussed comprehensive plan steering committee nominees and authorized moving a fire grant application for $120,000 in turnout gear and an air fill station to the regular meeting for consideration.

• Approved encroachment agreement for ADA ramp at 203 MLK (unanimous)
• Authorized moving fire grant application for equipment to regular meeting (unanimous)

Pre Council

This is a pre-council meeting where the council reviews and discusses the agenda for the regular council meeting scheduled later that day. No specific decisions or public hearings are listed; it is primarily procedural.

• Discussion of May 19, 2026 council meeting agenda

The pre-council meeting reviewed the upcoming regular meeting agenda. No formal decisions or votes were recorded. Items discussed included a fireworks display agreement, a farmer's market application, a request to postpone an annexation ordinance, staff recommendations for bids, and other routine matters. The meeting was procedural only.

Council Meeting

The Perry City Council will hold second readings and consider adoption of ordinances to annex and rezone property on Airport Road for townhouse residential development. The council will also approve a fireworks display contract for July 4th, award bids for park restrooms, downtown sidewalks, and monument packages, and consider resolutions on a liquor store moratorium extension and adoption of the Jernigan Street Small Area Plan. Budget hearings for the airport authority and other agencies, as well as various contracts and agreements, are on the agenda.

• Second reading of annexation and rezoning (19.7 acres) for R-TH townhouse residential on Airport Road
• Approval of fireworks display agreement with Southern Sky Fireworks LLC for Red, White, & Boom 2026
• Award of Bid No. 2026-09 for Magnolia Park Restrooms
• Award of Bid No. 2026-10 for Downtown Sidewalks on Carroll and Jernigan streets
• Resolution extending moratorium on retail liquor package store licenses for 45 days

Council voted unanimously to deny the annexation and rezoning of property on Airport Road Extension to R-TH (townhouse residential) for a proposed 105-townhome development, despite staff and planning commission recommendation for approval. Residents spoke in opposition. Council also approved a fireworks agreement, a farmers market special event, three construction bids (Magnolia Park restrooms, downtown sidewalks, Legacy Park monuments), and adopted resolutions including extending the liquor store license moratorium and adopting the Jernigan Street Small Area Plan.

• Denied annexation and rezoning to R-TH for 105 townhomes (unanimous)
• Approved fireworks display agreement with Southern Sky Fireworks (unanimous)
• Approved Oldfield Farmer's Market special event at Hafley Park (unanimous)
• Tabled credit card processing/convenience fee (unanimous)
• Approved Magnolia Park restrooms bid to Parrish Construction $167,181 (unanimous)
• Approved downtown sidewalks bid to RM Concrete $186,337 (unanimous)
• Approved Legacy Park monuments bid to Triscapes $369,231 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-39 Jernigan Street Small Area Plan (unanimous)

Work Session

The council will review the Jernigan Street Small Area Plan, consider a request for the Airport Road parcel/Heritage Oaks Park expansion, discuss adding a convenience fee for credit card payments, and hold departmental budget hearings.

• Jernigan Street Small Area Plan discussion
• Heritage Oaks Park Expansion Request (Airport Road parcel)
• Credit card processing convenience fee discussion
• Departmental budget hearings

The City Council concurred not to purchase the Airport Road parcel for Heritage Oaks Park expansion due to financial constraints, focusing instead on existing parks. Council also reached consensus to bring forward a credit card convenience fee amendment for FY2027 budget. Budget hearings were held but no final votes were taken on department requests.

• Declined purchase of Airport Road parcel for park expansion (consensus)
• Consensus to bring credit card convenience fee amendment to regular meeting
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-25 certifying executive session purpose (unanimous)

Special Called Meeting

The Perry City Council will review and discuss the Peach County-Wide Safety Plan Consent Agreement. This may lead to an executive session and subsequent action on the agreement.

• Peach County-Wide Safety Plan Consent Agreement - discussion and possible action

The Perry City Council approved the Peach County-Wide Safety Plan Consent Agreement as presented. The motion carried unanimously.

• Approved Peach County-Wide Safety Plan Consent Agreement (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding a public hearing and will make recommendations on several items: a special exception for a short-term rental at 814 Oak Ridge Drive, a rezoning of 2520 Hwy 127 for government use, annexation of Kings Chapel Road for residential development, and text amendments regarding sign standards and vape shop definitions. One sign amendment has been tabled to June 8.

• Special exception for short-term rental at 814 Oak Ridge Drive (Ratchford & Hart STR, LLC)
• Rezone 2520 Hwy 127 from C-2 to GU for government use (Houston County Board of Commissioners)
• Annex and rezone Kings Chapel Road from R-AG to R-3 for single-family homes (CCCR Development)
• Text amendment to define and regulate vape shops (TEXT-0042-2026)
• Text amendment to sign standards (TEXT-0040-2026 and TEXT-0041-2026, one tabled)

Pre Council

This is a procedural pre-council meeting where the council reviews and discusses the agenda for the regular council meeting scheduled for May 5, 2026. No substantive decisions or specific items are addressed; the session is preparatory.

This pre-council meeting was a discussion of items scheduled for the regular council meeting. No formal decisions or votes were made. The council reviewed a special exception for a short-term rental, an annexation and rezoning request, and several resolutions.

Council Meeting

The Perry City Council will hold public hearings on a special exception for a short-term rental at 207 Greylock Drive and on the annexation and rezoning of 19.70 acres on Airport Road to townhouse residential. The council will also vote on first readings of ordinances for the annexation and rezoning, and consider several resolutions including accepting infrastructure in Planters Ridge Subdivision, participating in an amicus brief, and appointing department directors.

• Public hearing for special exception to allow short-term rental at 207 Greylock Drive
• Public hearing and first reading of annexation and rezoning of 19.70 acres on Airport Road (County RAG to City R-TH, townhouse residential)
• Resolution to accept ownership and maintenance of rights-of-way and infrastructure in Planters Ridge Subdivision Phases 5 and 6
• Resolution authorizing participation in amicus brief in Chang v. City of Milton on remand
• Resolutions appointing Lyn McDonald as Finance Director, Holly Wharton as Interim Community Development Director, and Dewayne Shumate as Interim Public Works Director

The City Council unanimously approved a special exception for a short-term rental at 207 Greylock Drive. They also accepted a county offer to pave Langston Road and stripe Sandefur Road, adopted several resolutions including participation in an amicus brief and staff appointments, and introduced first readings for annexation and rezoning of 19.7 acres for townhouse development, but no final action was taken on those ordinances.

• Approved special exception for short-term rental at 207 Greylock Drive (unanimous)
• Accepted county offer for paving Langston Road and striping Sandefur Road (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-30 accepting Planters Ridge Phases 5 & 6 infrastructure (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-31 authorizing amicus brief in Chang v. City of Milton (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-32 appointing Lyn McDonald as Finance Director (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-33 appointing Holly Wharton as Interim Community Development Director (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-34 appointing Dewayne Shumate as Interim Public Works Director (unanimous)
• Approved updated list of roadways (unanimous)

Work Session

The Perry City Council will review the recommended Fiscal Year 2027 budget. Other discussion items include a proposed veterans memorial at Legacy Park and an update from the Perry Area Convention and Visitors Bureau.

• Discussion of Recommended Fiscal Year 27 Budget
• Veterans Memorial for Legacy Park (proposed by Ms. Loudermilk)
• Perry Area Convention and Visitors Bureau update

Council reviewed the proposed FY27 budget. Multiple members opposed any rate, fee, or millage increases. Staff was directed to develop an alternative budget without those increases. Council also concurred with moving forward on a Veterans Memorial Wall partnership.

• Directed staff to revise FY27 budget to eliminate proposed rate, fee, and millage increases (no formal vote)
• Concurred with partnering with Perry Area Historical Society on Veterans Memorial Wall (unanimous consensus)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-29 stating executive session purpose was personnel (unanimous)