At the Dec. 2, 2025 City Council meeting the Sandy Springs council approved the following formal actions during the public meeting.

• Approve meeting agenda with item 20‑25‑2‑73 moved from consent to regular agenda (motion by Councilmember Tibby DeGiulio, second by John Paulson). Outcome: approved by voice vote.

• Approve consent agenda as amended (motion by John Paulson, second by Miss Mueller). Outcome: approved by voice vote.

• Approve alcoholic beverage license application for LaDonna 30342 LLC, doing business as LaDonna Bar and Restaurant (agenda item 20‑25‑2‑78). Staff recommended approval; council approved the license. (Transcript shows a ZIP‑code/address discrepancy to be corrected on the application.)

• Approve contract award to F.S. Scarborough LLC for construction of City of Sandy Springs portion of PATH 400 segment 2 (agenda item 20‑25‑2‑79). Staff presented the low bid of $15,758,413 and recommended award; council approved the award pending GDOT construction‑agreement processing.

• Approve contract award to Sol (Sol/Serious transcript spelling ‘Sol’ vs. ‘Saul’ appears) Construction LLC for the Jet Ferry Road and Spalding Drive sidewalk project (about 1,875 linear feet), low bid $667,792; project funded via TSPLOST. Outcome: approved.

• Authorize a purchasing agreement with Constant Technologies for Intelligence Operations Center technology enhancements under the Public Safety and Community Violence Reduction grant (agenda item 20‑25‑2‑81) in the amount recorded in the transcript as $250,526.90. Staff explained the original 35‑camera traffic‑management project was reestimated and reallocated to technology upgrades. Outcome: approved.

• Approve memorandum authorizing the city to participate as a subrecipient for DHS FIFA World Cup grant reimbursements for projected overtime (agenda item 20‑25‑2‑82), approximately $78,000. Outcome: approved.

• Approve a permanent easement from David E. and Beverly Chenault at 10 Marianna Drive to install slope monitoring inclinometers and conduct periodic geotechnical monitoring (agenda item 20‑25‑2‑73). Outcome: approved.

The council subsequently entered executive session for litigation and adjourned at 7:12 p.m. Individual recorded roll-call tallies were not specified in the transcript; the minutes and posted votes on the city website should be consulted for formal roll-call records and final contract documents.