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Key approvals and denials

- Cameron Property Group LLC (BOC-2504-0496): The board approved a conditional-use permit for a 27,750-square-foot trailer services and storage building at 6795 Green Industrial Way in Morrow (light-industrial district). The applicant told commissioners most vehicles to be stored would be box trucks and service vans, with about 25% or less larger tractor-trailers; the lowest portion of the site sits 30 feet below Mount Zion Road. The planning and zoning staff had recommended approval. Commissioner Davis moved the approval; the motion passed on a voice vote.

- Antolechi Lab LLC (BOC-2412-0469): A proposed mixed-use development at 3067 Anvil Block Road (Ellenwood PUD-MU) that would have included a physical therapy clinic, restaurant, retail and multifamily housing was denied. Planning staff and the Zoning Advisory Group recommended denial because of concerns about compatibility with adjacent single-family homes and consistency with the comprehensive plan. Commissioner Allen moved to deny the request; the motion passed.

- Creative Community Concepts (rezoning request for 7257 Mount Zion Boulevard): The applicant sought rezoning from AG to GB for a 2.87-acre commercial multi-tenant development. Planning staff recommended denial after the Zoning Advisory Group concluded the applicant had not submitted sufficient elevations or information to assess compatibility. Commissioner Davis moved to table the item; the board agreed to table the request to the Oct. 21 meeting to allow the applicant to address outstanding plan details and hold community engagement.

- Tara JTB LLC (BOC-2411-0461): A conditional-use permit for a mixed-use building with ground-floor restaurants and three floors of residential above at 1700 Tara Road (0.9 acres in the Tara Boulevard overlay) was approved with three conditions: units must include balconies, the building must provide an entryway security system, and if a second dine-in, mixed-use restaurant tenant cannot be secured, retail space will be restricted to exclude hair salons, nail salons and smoking/vape shops. Commissioners discussed traffic and neighborhood impacts; the applicant presented renderings and said residents near the development had attended prior community meetings.

- Brent Hill (BOC-2402-0399): A conditional-use permit for truck service and related repair work at 5192 Highway 42 was approved. The applicant said the operation is primarily mobile truck repair and that any on-site repair activity would be performed indoors behind gates and insulated garage doors. Planning staff had recommended denial, but the board approved the permit after commissioners concluded the use complements the existing industrial and truck-oriented businesses nearby.

- County Development LLC (BOC-2507-0534): The board approved a modification allowing six single-family, fee-simple detached lots (previously approved for five lots) at a property on Kearny Circle/Highway 42. The Zoning Advisory Group and planning staff recommended approval with conditions (plat revision, covered patios matching homes, 50% brick on all sides with water table detail, sod on yards, sidewalk waiver to be considered by transportation). The applicant agreed to the conditions.

Why it matters: The decisions illustrate the board\u0000balancing of growth, neighborhood compatibility and redevelopment of previously blighted or industrial properties. Commissioners repeatedly referenced the county's comprehensive plan and asked applicants to demonstrate compatibility with adjacent neighborhoods and the plan's land-use designations.

Next steps and community process: Several approved items include conditions that require additional staff review (e.g., final elevations, community meeting results, buffer and fencing details). Several applications were held or tabled to allow applicants to address outstanding materials or to continue community engagement prior to final action.

Votes at a glance

- BOC-2504-0496 (Cameron Property Group): Conditional use for trailer services and storage — approved.
- BOC-2412-0469 (Antolechi Lab LLC): Site plan/modifications for mixed-use in Ellenwood PUD-MU — denied.
- 7257 Mount Zion Blvd (Creative Community Concepts): Rezoning from AG to GB — tabled to Oct. 21, 2025 (applicant to supply additional elevation detail and hold community meetings).
- BOC-2411-0461 (Tara JTB LLC): Conditional use for mixed-use (restaurants + multifamily) — approved with conditions (balconies; entryway security; retail restrictions if second restaurant not secured).
- BOC-2402-0399 (Brent Hill): Conditional use for truck service/repair — approved (indoor repairs; gate and doors required).
- BOC-2507-0534 (County Development LLC): Modification to allow six single-family detached lots — approved with conditions (plat and building material requirements).","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Clayton County Board of Commissioners Regular Business Meeting; September 16, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Clayton County Board of Commissioners approved a mix of development applications Tuesday, including conditional-use permits for trailer storage and truck service, approved a Tara Road mixed-use building with conditions, denied a proposed Ellenwood mixed-use project and tabled a rezoning request for more design work.","taxTitle","Clayton County, Georgia","taxId",12803,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6470312,"Clayton County approves $53,125 airport ad contract amendment, $711,186 budget amendment and $5,000 personnel supplement",149,2375000,2524000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5779761-0d625e8b32a3122c754e09101ba6721c&start=2375&end=2524","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5779761-0d625e8b32a3122c754e09101ba6721c/thumbnail_2375000.jpg","/articles/6470312/Clayton-County/Georgia/Clayton-County-approves-53125-airport-ad-contract-amendment-711186-budget-amendment-and-5000-personnel-supplement","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6470312-9e50bdae51936412a9dcd67d75dbb44c/orig.mp4?Expires=1771184000&Signature=lJ7hJUXzID~ptve4VXsGgcMroaq3TmGv~TBjvlgGSKGoO86SgYSHHEe80-yd~w-IAlXJISM0ycl4aam~uwwO8OZYrwg7gHJOwKYXvxIaqK4VXpqHNN-PgFD7ib9oSSzxugHiW16FtldUBEO7hbDZgv8lGNmWebavEU1GKFS~vqeRFRtjeYCWyDSdRt~OreSD3i5eyS0mhVZKtwYrkLiaHkIjIhwap7KpdBfssYw3m5JbkbghvdmMS7bPUv~AOi~GuDnJLaKCvbGD3WH2vHwWPax~7~ZPe2UR-v44P9itE~8y3ne-TJP5Fyjd6A86XJa2b8AcmuyBIqrUzwyxcK~oyw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Clayton County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday approved three financial items: a contract amendment adding advertising and train-wrap work at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, a FY2025 budget amendment to appropriate $711,186 countywide, and a $5,000 personnel supplement for assistance to the chief operating officer.

Advertisement contract: The board authorized an amendment to Contract No. 24-70 with Clear Channel Outdoor (doing business as Clear Channel Outdoor LLC of Marietta) to add advertising services and train wraps at the airport. County staff presented the amendment as two components: $13,125 for additional advertising periods and $40,000 to add, install and remove train wraps, for a total amendment of $53,125. Funding is available from the communications office general fund. Commissioner questions asked whether an ad creative was finalized and how return-on-investment would be measured. Valerie Fuller, the office of communications representative, told commissioners the airport ad for the baggage-claim monitors has not yet been developed and that the office's airport placements reach a large audience: “We have over 1,800,000 ... people coming through the airport,” Fuller said, and noted prior earned-media success for campaigns promoting county destinations.

Budget amendment: The board approved FY25 Budget Amendment 2-52 to appropriate $711,186 and reduce other expenses across various county accounts. The amendment was presented by county staff as countywide adjustments for FY25.

Personnel supplement: In executive session the board approved a one-time $5,000 supplement to Marcia Davis to provide assistance to the chief operating officer and the clerk's office while the clerk's operations are being restored. The supplement is retroactive to Aug. 19, 2025, and terminates on Dec. 31, 2025 or earlier if the clerk's office is made whole.

Why it matters: The airport advertising amendment is part of a continuing county effort to market Clayton County's destinations and economic development opportunities to the airport's national and international audience. The budget amendment covers multiple countywide appropriations. The personnel supplement is temporary and tied to internal staffing needs in the clerk's office and chief operating officer's office.

Votes at a glance

- Contract amendment 24-70 (Clear Channel Outdoor): motion passed; amendment $53,125 approved.
- Budget Amendment 2-52 (FY25): motion passed; $711,186 appropriated.
- Personnel supplement to Marcia Davis: motion passed; $5,000 supplement retroactive to Aug. 19, 2025 and expiring Dec. 31, 2025.

Implementation: The chairwoman or designee was authorized to execute documents necessary to carry out the contract amendment; the interim chief financial officer was authorized to amend budgets to reflect the changes.","The board authorized an amendment to a digital-billboard contract at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, approved a fiscal-year 2025 budget amendment of $711,186 and approved a $5,000 temporary supplement for a staff member assisting the chief operating officer.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6470318,"Clayton County adds gambling to its 2026 legislative priorities, adopts other delegation requests",369,2777000,3146000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5779761-0d625e8b32a3122c754e09101ba6721c&start=2777&end=3146","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5779761-0d625e8b32a3122c754e09101ba6721c/thumbnail_2777000.jpg","/articles/6470318/Clayton-County/Georgia/Clayton-County-adds-gambling-to-its-2026-legislative-priorities-adopts-other-delegation-requests","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6470318-b840bf003fb99f6091d07facaeb7c4df/orig.mp4?Expires=1771184000&Signature=fAGveFk7QizM~HFZc5hI~NYhoVqrdSkNuKDpDXEU0Zca1bs94Gyin0JTpl6ZDOIgej3eAP5IlVZO-nitVU9tDzjkqrRDSbzIhUckX6RtWCFvycYpF9pfZxdGSYbFHVLSeIzUatFlhIiv9eOewSLZjGsGVuL~soLB-iaEdvvTcyJvgxDNuAB68GGXE0AYnC~5XJy5cwzKFyG40-9J6QlrpGluZxf2uNSAZvBdKkqmpmoMOJt64tNLahVdArpyhnG9-3NcskqR9ufHVSqGJvlNWKecwYhf3AMv6GQ8T4cfC7RjfsRxfrqDADxnThnGRT~bMSB8lasdE4t5ieVxHTH5aw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Clayton County Board of Commissioners voted Tuesday to add support for legalized gambling in Georgia to the county's list of legislative priorities and then adopted its broader 2025\u00002026 legislative-resolution package.

The board approved a motion to ask the county's legislative delegation to support gambling legislation in the state, and then voted to adopt Resolution 2025-207, which formalizes the county's requests to the delegation for the coming session. The board\u0000also discussed but did not adopt an unrelated resolution, Resolution 2025-208, which was tabled earlier in the meeting for further review.

Why it matters: Commissioners said they want the delegation to know, before the General Assembly convenes in January, whether Clayton County supports particular bills so the county can pursue local zoning and planning steps if statewide authorization is given. Commissioners discussed the distinction between the General Assembly's authority to permit gambling statewide and local zoning or siting decisions that would come later.

What the board voted on: Commissioner Jamal Hambrick moved to add gambling support to the list of legislative items the board would ask the delegation to pursue; the motion received a second and passed on a voice vote. The board then returned to the primary motion to adopt Resolution 2025-207, which passed after discussion and confirmation that the resolution could be modified later if priorities change.

Board context and next steps: Several commissioners noted the approach is conditional: the county is requesting its delegation's support for authorizing gambling statewide, and any local decisions about siting or zoning would follow only if and when the state law permits gambling. Commissioners also emphasized that additional priorities can be added later in the legislative session.

Votes at a glance

- Motion to add support for legalized gambling to the county's legislative priorities: passed (motion added to resolution).
- Adoption of Resolution 2025-207 (legislative priorities package, as amended to include gambling): passed.
- Resolution 2025-208: previously moved to table to the Oct. 14 work session (see meeting actions).","The Clayton County Board of Commissioners voted to add support for statewide legalized gambling as a legislative priority and adopted a package of items to convey to the county\u0000legislative delegation for the 2025\u00002026 Georgia General Assembly.","actionData","errors"]

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