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Alpharetta council approves code changes, benefits awards and several property takes; declines to finalize one condemnation
Summary
Alpharetta City Council acted unanimously on a series of ordinances, contracts and resolutions at its April 14 meeting, approving licensing changes, benefits awards, a parks-board restructuring and several property takes while deferring one condemnation for further appraisal.
Alpharetta City Council acted unanimously on a series of ordinances, contracts and resolutions at its April 14 meeting. The council approved changes to local business licensing, city boards, employee benefits and several property acquisitions needed for roadway and park improvements. One condemnation (Parcel 1, owner Jill Bernard) was deferred so the city and the owner can obtain updated appraisal information.
Key votes and outcomes - Consent agenda: Approved unanimously (motion: Councilman Mitchell; second: Mayor Pro Tem Markle). - Massage and spa establishments (City Code text amendments): Motion to adopt ordinance to update definitions, add fingerprint/background checks and clarify licensing requirements passed unanimously (mover: Mayor Pro Tem Merkel; second: Councilman Will). The change will be carried forward to the second reading with a redlined draft provided to council as requested. - Recreation Commission → Recreation Board (code amendment): Council adopted an ordinance replacing the state-enabled recreation commission with a city recreation board and clarified appointment mechanics (mover: Councilman Heights; second: Mayor Pro Tem…
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