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Residents press council on planning commission conduct, Whitlock Avenue, utility spending and state bill SB 375
Summary
Multiple residents used unscheduled appearance comments to urge council action on planning commission performance, Whitlock Avenue upgrades, transparency for a utility expenditure and to ask the city to oppose Georgia SB 375.
Several residents used the public comment period at the Oct. 8 Marietta City Council meeting to raise concerns about local planning processes, infrastructure plans, utility spending transparency and a proposed state law.
Tracy Stevenson urged the council to review its irrigation-meter and sewer-billing practices and questioned staffing and engineering responses in the city’s utility operations; she recommended winter-quarter averaging for sewer calculations and said the city’s current irrigation-meter process imposed high costs on homeowners.
Larry (Larry Wills) and other speakers criticized…
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