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2026-11-12 - City Council

Summary

Scheduled meeting; built from the posted regular agenda (read in full; exhibit PDFs not read). No video is posted yet. Public comment is only at hearings.

  • Presentation: Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA) award of a $146 million grant for the new I&D Water Plant. See I&D Water Plant GEFA Grant.
  • Rezoning and future land use map petition for 2.49 acres on E. 49th St (Stop N Stor 11 LLC); item 15 is continued to January 14, 2027. See E 49th St Stop N Stor Rezoning.
  • Item 17: first reading of a Charter amendment on leasing and contracting of municipal real property. See Charter Amendment on Leasing Municipal Real Property.
  • Item 18: second reading of the parking ordinance amendment (Parking Matters Study Plan). See Parking Districts and Parking Matters. Item 7: civility resolution.
  • Georgetown Water Reclamation: design modification 2 with Hazen and Sawyer ($1,650,000), Ruby Collins guaranteed maximum price modification 1 for the Georgetown/Travis Field WRF expansion ($23,440,657) and mechanical repairs modification 1 (not to exceed $5,000,000). See Georgetown Water Reclamation Contracts.
  • Other purchasing: Jani-King janitorial modification 1 ($107,370), RSM US audit remediation ($150,000), Truckee Downtowner alternative transportation ($769,796), sidewalk pressure washing by Moseler ($97,000), Yates-Astro pest control ($75,000), ShotSpotter Phase III ($262,500), two compact street sweepers ($335,740), NAPA fleet parts and inventory ($2,229,860), and notification of an emergency purchase of landfill cover material from Lane-Lee Trucking ($100,800), a procurement notice rather than an emergency declaration.
  • Airport Commission items: FAA grant acceptances of $10,000,000, $7,000,000, $5,132,908, $3,490,302 and $110,349; a tractor ($60,025); AT&T Demo Air Cargo Phase 2 (up to $150,000); AECOM task order 30 amendment 5 ($79,400); air compressors ($65,388).
  • Real estate: Springfield Canal parcels from Belou, LLC ($1,750,000); a property exchange with Old Town Trolley; a Georgia Power easement (Northwest Precinct); surplus of 111 Hutchinson Island Rd and a swap with the Georgia Ports Authority.
  • Also: three water and sewer agreements, three settlements (amounts not shown), authorization of litigation regarding Fire Apparatus Antitrust, two major subdivisions (Keller Tract; Paulsen Street) and an alcohol license for Largo Market (Class E).
  • Draft minutes of the October 22 meeting are attached to this agenda. See 2026-10-22 - City Council.

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