Here are the principal formal outcomes recorded in the Oct. 14 DeKalb County Board of Commissioners business meeting. This roundup lists board-level motions, outcomes and short notes; full minutes and staff packets should be consulted for roll-call tallies and attachments.

• Data-center moratorium extended — Outcome: Approved. The board extended the moratorium on new or expanded data centers in unincorporated DeKalb County through Dec. 16, 2025, to allow staff to draft regulations and hold public engagement (town hall, community-council and planning-commission review).

• Community land trust feasibility study — Outcome: Approved. The board authorized moving forward with a feasibility study and directed the chief housing officer and procurement staff to develop an RFP and scope for consultant selection.

• Land bank conveyance — Outcome: Approved. The board approved conveyance of 26 county-owned parcels to the DeKalb Regional Land Bank Authority for remediation and redevelopment planning.

• PDK East Side aviation RFP (Sky Harbor) — Outcome: Approved on consent (procurement record). Staff recommended award to Sky Harbor and the procurement record included multi-decade revenue estimates; public commenters urged delaying major approvals until the county’s PDK air/noise study concludes (study extended through June 2026).

• Rezoning 3803 & 3815 Glenwood Road — Outcome: Approved. BOC approved rezoning with conditions limiting units (maximum 32), requiring a mix of housing types, at least 20% open space, transportation improvements and completion of park areas before occupancy.

• Traffic calming petition (Darrell Drive) — Outcome: Approved. Staff initiated the 90-day petition process to consider speed-calming measures between Columbia Drive and Glenwood Road.

• Special event facility (late-night SLUP) at Brannon Road — Outcome: Approved with conditions. Planning recommended approval with 11 conditions including a two-year review, security plan, lighting plan and limits on outdoor amplified sound.

• Multiple contract actions and routine consent items — Outcome: Approved or deferred per committee scheduling. Examples include lease and contract extensions, change orders for fleet, IT, HVAC and facilities services, and approvals related to airport hangar leases; several large procurement items were deferred for additional committee review.

• Domestic Violence Proclamation — Outcome: Adopted. The board proclaimed October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month and recognized the Women’s Resource Center to End Domestic Violence and partners; WRC reported an updated county fatality count in recent data.

What the record did not show in full: The public record in the meeting transcript noted “motion passes” for many items but did not contain a complete roll-call vote count for each consent item in the public comments transcript. For precise vote tallies and attachments (procurement evaluations, RFP scoring sheets, property lists for the land-bank transfer), consult the official meeting packet and clerk’s materials.