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South Fulton council approves routine items, defers and withdraws zoning cases; OKs fire‑services IGA
Summary
Council approved consent items and an intergovernmental agreement with Fulton County for fire services ($456,250), approved a rezoning for a multisport complex, recorded an applicant withdrawal and deferred another rezoning to Dec. 9; several first‑read zoning items (including Quick Trip) were scheduled for later action.
The City of South Fulton Council took several recorded actions on Nov. 12, including routine approvals, a second‑reading adoption on a zoning order, a withdrawal and a deferral for land‑use cases, and approval of an intergovernmental agreement for fire services.
Key outcomes and votes: • KC25‑024 (rezoning for a gasoline‑retail proposal): applicant requested withdrawal; council approved the withdrawal by voice/roll call, recorded as unanimous 7–0. • BKZ25‑031 / CB25‑004 (rezoning/variance for 4865 Campbellton Road): applicant requested and received a deferral to the Dec. 9 hearing; motion approved unanimously, 7–0. Council asked the applicant to present to the Sandtown Community Association before Dec. 9. • KZ25‑025 (Diamond Distributors rezoning to develop a multi‑sport recreational complex at 2370 Burgett Road): council approved the zoning order on second reading unanimously, 7–0. • Intergovernmental Agreement — Fire Protection, 01/01/2026–12/31/2026: council approved an IGA with Fulton County that will compensate South Fulton $456,250 for fire protection, emergency medical response and related services for the term; motion approved (recorded as unanimous in the queue). • Consent agenda and agenda adoption: the council approved the consent agenda and adopted the meeting agenda as amended (motions recorded as unanimous where noted).
The meeting also included multiple first‑read zoning items to return for future votes: a self‑storage/mixed retail proposal on Riverside Drive and the Kwik Trip rezoning/special‑use permit for Old National & Jonesboro Road. Council directed staff to collect follow‑up materials and provided procedural direction on notice and community engagement for deferred matters.
What’s next: deferred and first‑read items will return at future public hearings (deferral to Dec. 9 noted for one case); staff will monitor actions required by executive session and follow up with the council’s docket as appropriate.
