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Votes at a glance: committee approvals and consent items from Sept. 18 committees

6429665 · September 30, 2025
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Summary

Committees approved a series of routine licenses, procurements and committee motions; notable committee actions included authorization to draft a Willow Road TAD plan, direction on health premium modeling, and SPLOST excess transfer to debt service.

The commission's standing committees voted on multiple routine and substantive items during the Sept. 18 committee cycle. Below are the main formal actions recorded at committee level and their outcomes. Where available, movers/seconds are listed as recorded by the clerk; most committee votes were recorded as unanimous.

Selected committee actions and outcomes

- Public Services Committee: Received the parks usage audit and other informational items as presented and consented multiple agenda items (consent votes recorded as unanimous).

- Licenses and permits (Public Services/committee consent): The committee approved several business and operator licenses as presented by Planning & Development and the Sheriff's Office: retail package beer & wine (3671 Peach Orchard Rd, new ownership), massage operator's license (H Massage, 2045 Central Ave), and a retail package beer & wine license (2517 Milledgeville Rd, new ownership). Committee votes were unanimous.

- Administrative Services: Approved consent items and received multiple departmental updates as information (unanimous motions recorded by clerk).

- Public Safety: The committee consented multiple items 1— (unanimous).

- Finance Committee: Motion directing staff to present sliding-scale premium models for employee health contributions (committee requested a two-week return). The committee also voted to transfer excess SPLOST proceeds to qualifying debt service under OCGA 48-8-121(g)(1)(b) and to close older SPLOST accounts; committee votes recorded as unanimous.

- Tax Allocation District (Willow Road): The commission (via committee motion forwarded to full commission per process) authorized staff to prepare a redevelopment plan for a potential TAD at Parcel 0220161-010 (Willow Road). The motion to begin the plan-drafting process was approved and will require subsequent public hearing and separate vote on any development agreement.

- Engineering and procurement approvals: Committees approved multiple engineering services contracts and emergency/operational procurements (water meters, permitting, design supplement for Skinner Mill Road, and water/sewer infrastructure design for proposed development). Procurement staff confirmed proper RFQ/RFP processes were followed; motions passed and were moved forward in committee votes recorded as unanimous.

How the process continues: Committee approvals move either to the full commission for final action or are received as information where no action is required. Several items approved at committee require later contract approvals, public hearings or formal development agreements before the city disburses funds or pays incentives.