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Votes at a glance: Milledgeville council adopts zoning expansion, budget amendment and Tyler Technologies contract amendment

City Council · February 11, 2026
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Summary

At its Feb. 10 meeting the Milledgeville City Council approved an expansion of the Central Business Commercial District, adopted a budget amendment covering a $2,931.36 six‑month insurance increase, and approved a contract amendment with Tyler Technologies; one special-use item was tabled for follow-up.

Key actions taken by the Milledgeville City Council on Feb. 10, 2026:

- Ordinance O-2504-07 (expand Central Business Commercial District): Adopted. Planning and zoning recommended expanding downtown zoning to include several specified blocks to address parking and compatibility with downtown lofts; no public opposition was recorded.

- Ordinance O-2512-21 (rezoning 261 Mobley Road): Adopted. Council accepted the planning commission’s recommendation to rezone the property to Community Commercial to allow an automated repair shop and embroidery business.

- Ordinance O-2512-20 (special use for 195 Robertson Mill Road): Tabled. Council directed staff to research ownership/dedication of the driveway providing access before further consideration.

- Ordinance O-2602-10 (2025–26 budget amendment): Adopted. Council suspended rules to consider and adopt a budget amendment reflecting a six‑month insurance cost increase totaling $2,931.36; council directed staff to clarify debit/credit presentation in the ordinance paperwork.

- Resolution R-2602-06 (Tyler Technologies agreement amendment): Adopted. Council approved an amendment to the city’s agreement with Tyler Technologies, Inc., authorizing execution of the amendment.

Votes: All roll-call votes reported in the transcript were unanimous in favor for adopted measures; the special-use application was tabled by council vote to allow follow-up.

Attribution: Vote outcomes and motions are taken from the Feb. 10 meeting transcript and the clerk’s roll-call.