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Kennesaw council unanimously postpones rezoning hearing; approves consent agenda and two development‑authority appointments
Summary
At its Jan. 20 meeting, the Kennesaw City Council voted unanimously to postpone a rezoning hearing for a Pine Mountain Road property, approved a five‑item consent agenda and appointed Justin Cohen and Sandra Glenn to the Kennesaw Development Authority.
The Kennesaw City Council unanimously approved a motion to postpone a rezoning hearing for a Pine Mountain Road property and then approved routine business and two appointments at its Jan. 20 meeting.
The council considered a rezoning request for a property on Pine Mountain Road. Council member Chanel told the council the applicant had requested a postponement and that "the application would fall on the February cycle and for mayor council that would be February 9 and February 16." The mayor then called for a motion to postpone; a motion and second were made and the council voted to postpone the hearing unanimously.
The record contains inconsistent date references about the postponement: council discussion and the applicant's representative cited the February cycle (Feb. 9 and Feb. 16), while the mayor at one point said, "I'm gonna need a motion to postpone the item until September." Despite the inconsistent references in the transcript, the council approved postponement by unanimous voice/hand vote.
After that vote the council approved a five‑item consent agenda, also by unanimous vote.
The council then approved two appointments to the Kennesaw Development Authority: Justin Cohen (term expiring 2027) and Sandra Glenn (term expiring 2029). The mayor made the nominations, a motion and second were recorded, and the council approved both appointments unanimously.
The meeting closed without any executive session and adjourned at 6:40 p.m.
Votes at a glance - Rezoning hearing for Pine Mountain Road: motion to postpone — approved, unanimous (5 in favor). (Transcript shows the applicant referenced Feb. 9/16; the mayor also referenced "September"; the transcript does not record a named mover.) - Consent agenda (5 items): approved, unanimous (5 in favor). - Appointments — Justin Cohen (term to 2027) and Sandra Glenn (term to 2029): approved, unanimous (5 in favor).
What happens next The transcript indicates the applicant expects the rezoning application to appear on the February cycle (Feb. 9 and Feb. 16); the council did not set a different definitive date in the public record excerpted here.
