Below is the agenda for Monday night’s Alpharetta City Council meeting along with highlighted links to many of the supporting materials. Please feel free to leave questions and comments about agenda items in the comment section and I will do my best to respond in a timely manner.
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Alpharetta City Council Meeting Agenda for November 16, 2015
Editor’s note: Late Friday there were several modifications made to the agenda which are now reflected in the electronic packets:
- Updated site plans and elevations related to CLUP-15-11/Z-15-10/CU-15-11/V-15-25: Thompson Street Flats
- Updated contract with GDOT related to the Encore Parkway Bridge Replacement Project
- Deferral of PH-15-21: UDC Changes Definitions and Text Amendments
Below is the agenda for Monday night’s Alpharetta City Council meeting along with highlighted links to many of the supporting materials. Please feel free to leave questions and comments about agenda items in the comment section and I will do my best to respond in a timely manner.
Alpharetta City Council Meeting Agenda for November 9, 2015
Below is the agenda for Monday night’s Alpharetta City Council meeting along with highlighted links to many of the supporting materials. Please feel free to leave questions and comments about agenda items in the comment section and I will do my best to respond in a timely manner.
Alpharetta City Council Meeting Agenda for October 26, 2015
Below is the Alpharetta City Council Meeting agenda for October 26, 2015.
Before the meeting there will also be a reception for Michael Tomy, a distinguished veteran and public servant who has served as the Chairman of Alpharetta’s Planning Commission for many years. The reception will begin at 6:30 in the room to right as you enter the city hall rotunda..
Please accept my apologies for not posting this notice earlier and feel free to leave comments and questions in the comment section below.
Alpharetta City Council Meeting Agenda for October 19, 2015
Below is the agenda for Monday night’s Alpharetta City Council meeting along with highlighted links to many of the supporting materials. Please feel free to leave questions and comments about agenda items in the comment section of this page.
While this may seem like an uninteresting slate of topics I encourage readers to pay specific attention to the materials accompanying the Capital Project Financing workshop. These materials reflect preliminary discussions taking place about the possibility of addressing current infrastructure needs through a general obligation bond which would be approved by the voters of Alpharetta.
This is an important discussion for the future of our community so I hope our residents will make the time to participate in this public process.
Alpharetta City Council Meeting Agenda for October 5, 2015
Below is the agenda for Monday night’s Alpharetta City Council meeting along with highlighted links to many of the supporting materials. Please feel free to leave questions and comments about agenda items in the comment section of this page.
While this may seem like an uninteresting slate of topics I encourage readers to pay specific attention to the materials accompanying the Capital Project Financing workshop. These materials reflect preliminary discussions taking place about the possibility of addressing current infrastructure needs through a general obligation bond which would be approved by the voters of Alpharetta.
This is an important discussion for the future of our community so I hope our residents will make the time to participate in this public process.
Alpharetta City Council Meeting Agenda for September 28, 2015
Below is the agenda for Monday night’s Alpharetta City Council meeting along with highlighted links to many of the supporting materials. Please feel free to leave questions and commits about agenda items in the comment section of this page.
| I. CALL TO ORDER | ||
| II. ROLL CALL | ||
| III. PLEDGE TO THE FLAG | ||
| IV. CONSENT AGENDA | ||
| A. Council Meeting Minutes (Meeting of 9/16/2015 and 9/21/2015) | ||
| V. PROJECT UPDATES | ||
| A. Convention Center | ||
| B. City Center – Private | ||
| C. City Center – Public | ||
| VI. PUBLIC HEARING | ||
| A. MP-15-05/Z-15-08/-CU-15-08/V-15-19 METLIFE | ||
| B. V-15-24 Old Milton Holdings Variance to the UDC | ||
| C. CLUP-15-07/PH-15-16 CLUP Update for Downtown Master Plan | ||
| D.PH-15-22 Development Impact Fee Ordinance (2nd reading) | ||
| E. Telecommunications Ordinance (2nd reading) | ||
| F. PH-15-23 UDC Changes-Sign Ordinance (2nd reading) | ||
| VII. OLD BUSINESS | ||
| VIII. NEW BUSINESS | ||
| A. Bus Arm Enforcement Program | ||
| B.Settlement of Fulton County v. City of Alpharetta, et al 2009 CV-177235 and Authorization to Execute Service Delivery Strategy Agreement | ||
| IX. WORKSHOP | ||
| A. Foe Killer Creek Watershed Study and Wills Park Drainage and Water Quality Study – Update | ||
| B. Presentation And Discussion Of Capital Project Financing Options | ||
| X. PUBLIC COMMENT | ||
| XI. REPORTS | ||
| XII. ADJOURNMENT | ||
Another 111 apartments slated for Alpharetta’s Milton High School district
An article in yesterday’s Atlanta Business Chronicle announced yet another apartment complex to be built in Alpharetta’s Milton High School district. This new development would be in addition to the 400+ apartments already being proposed right down the street by MetLife and Lincoln Properties in an effort to urbanize the Northpoint area.
Pollack Shores Real Estate Group is building a 111-unit luxury apartment community with 5,600 square feet of retail space in Alpharetta.
ECHO at North Point Center will be built at 10105 Westside Parkway, Alpharetta, Ga., 30009
Click on the picture above to read the full article with more details.
We’ve Come a Long Way…
It is hard to believe I first asked Alpharetta voters for the privilege of serving on their city council just four years ago. A lot has changed since then.
When I decided to run for office Alpharetta’s unemployment rate was 7.5%. Our office space vacancy rate was nearly 20% while residential property values had dropped by about 20%.
In that environment I took office and immediately began working with the mayor and council to revive Alpharetta’s local economy. We hired an Economic Development Coordinator and pursued innovative tools like the Opportunity Zone incentives which helped attract the Avalon development as well as major new employers like Fiserve and Halyard.
We aggressively sought a new technical school to maintain our skilled workforce and complement our award winning local schools. We began building a downtown Alpharetta our community could be proud of with special events and a restaurant scene to draw people from all over North Fulton.
Now four years into my service Alpharetta’s unemployment rate hovers near historic lows at 4.8%. The thousands of new jobs we attracted have reduced vacancy rates by half and for the first time in seven years new corporate campuses are being proposed to add more jobs in our thriving business ecosystem.
And during that extraordinary growth I never lost sight of how crucial it is to preserve what makes Alpharetta the best place in Georgia to raise a family and do business. I have consistently voted against hundreds of the apartments which further crowd our roadways and schools. I have devoted millions of dollars toward improving roadways and other infrastructure to accommodate growth. I promised to pursue fiscally responsible growth while rejecting tax increases and that is exactly what I have done.
So yes, we have come a long way from where we were 4 years ago… but there is a lot of work left to do. That is why I now ask the people of Alpharetta to extend to me the honor of serving them one more term on city council. With their blessing I will dedicate the next four years to continue representing this city honorably while fostering growth we can all live with. I hope I have earned your votes once again and appreciate any support you can lend in this effort.
Sincerely, Jim Gilvin Alpharetta City Council, Post 4
Alpharetta City Council Meeting January 27 ,2014
There has been a great deal of public interest in the first zoning item listed on the agenda so I suggest you get there early if you plan to attend.
Alpharetta City Council
Public Hearing & City Council Meeting
Monday, January 27, 2014 7:30 PM
Location: Alpharetta City Hall – Council Chambers
I. CALL TO ORDER
II. ROLL CALL
III. PLEDGE TO THE FLAG
IV. CONSENT AGENDA A. Council Meeting Minutes (Meeting of 01/06/2014) B. Financial Management Report (Month Ending 12/31/2013) C. Alcohol License Applications
1. PH-14-AB-01 Annie’s Italian Kitchen Owner: Annie Scoles 3070 Windward Plaza – Suite X-1 Consumption: Liquor / Beer / Wine / Sunday Sales
2. PH-14-AB-02 Balance Restaurant Group, LLC d/b/a Kickshaw Grill Owner: Balance Restaurant Group 800 North Main Street – Suite 130 Consumption: Liquor / Beer / Wine / Sunday Sales
3. PH-14-AB-03 SK Empire, LLC d/b/a Kahn’s Food Mart Owner: SK Empire, LLC 3955 Old Milton Parkway Package Store: Beer / Wine
V. CITY CENTER (Bob Regus / Mike Hall) A. Workshop And Project Update
VI. PUBLIC HEARING A. Community Development (Richard McLeod / Kathi Cook)
1. MP-13-02 / CLUP-13-09 / V-13-22: Windward Pod 66 Consideration of a request to amend the Windward Masterplan in order to permit single family “for-sale” residential. A request to change the Future Land Use Plan from “Corporate Campus Office” to “Medium Density Residential” is also requested and a variance from the required 50’ undisturbed buffer required between commercial/office uses and residential property. The property is located between Edison Drive and Webb Bridge Road and legally described as being located in Land Lots 1113, 1180, 1176, 1243, 1179, 1242 2nd District, 1st Section, Fulton County, Georgia
2. V-14-04: Top Golf Consideration of a height variance to allow 138’ poles at building grade elevation that are used to hold netting to trap golf balls. The property is located on Westside Parkway and legally described as being located in Land Lots 639, 654, 2nd District, 2nd Section, Fulton County, Georgia
3. V-13-21: Peachtree Residential Consideration of a variance to reduce the minimum building setback from 20’ to 10’ for a townhome building located within Victoria Square. The property is located on Orchid Lane within Land Lot 1270, 2nd District, 2nd Section, Fulton County, Georgia
4. V-14-03: Dania Drive Consideration of a variance request to remove the City’s required 75’ non-impervious buffer and 50’ undisturbed buffer in order to construct a home at 240 Dania Drive. The property is legally described as being located in Land Lot 1177, 2nd District, 2nd Section, Fulton County, Georgia
VII. BUSINESS MEETING A. Administration (Bob Regus / Sam Thomas) 1. Resolution: North Fulton Community Improvement District A resolution of the Alpharetta City Council consenting to the expansion of the North Fulton Community Improvement District
2. Resolution: Hotel / Motel Tax Rate A resolution of the Mayor and Council of the City of Alpharetta pursuant to O.C.G.A. Section 48-13-51(b) to specify a new excise tax rate (hotel / motel tax); to identify the project for tourism development purposes; to specify the allocation of proceeds, and for other purposes
VIII. Reports
IX. ADJOURNMENT
