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Votes at a glance: Council commits $5,000 to Tri-Cities community health fair
Summary
At the Aug. 11 work session council approved a resolution committing $5,000 to support the City of South Fulton’s community health fair and authorized the city manager to expend funds from an appropriate budget line item.
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The East Point City Council approved one formal resolution during the Aug. 11 work session and directed staff on several items that will appear on future agendas.
Approved - A resolution authorizing the City of East Point to commit $5,000 in support of the City of South Fulton’s community health fair (Aug. 16) and authorizing the city manager to expend the funds from a budget contingency line. The resolution passed by voice vote during the meeting.
Council directions (not formal votes) - Directed staff to prepare referendum language and a resolution to consider reauthorization of the municipal-option sales tax for water and sewer and to return with final ballot language for a potential Nov. 4 referendum (county filing deadline reported as Aug. 18). - Directed city manager and staff to schedule a Sept. 8 work-session presentation of staff responses to the Plante Moran forensic audit and to place an agenda item on Aug. 18 to consider posting the audit online. - Directed staff to engage a consultant to prepare a redevelopment plan for an innovation tax-allocation district (TAD) and to return with boundary and rezoning options; staff to prepare materials for the Aug. 18/Sept. 8 agenda cycle.
All formal votes recorded during the meeting were taken by voice and are summarized above; where roll-call tallies were not read into the record, the meeting minutes list the outcome as "approved" or "consensus" as appropriate.

