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Board to consider multiple consent items including transit contracts and a propane bus purchase

Cherokee County Board of Commissioners · April 21, 2026
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Summary

The county manager previewed consent items for the evening: Trinity Creek HOA and Gilead Grove private-street requests, a surplus equipment auction (04/25/2026), senior-services funding adjustments including a $2,500 Northside Hospital donation and an ARC contract amendment increasing funds by $197,786.33, and transportation items including FTA 5311 funding and a $150,951.26 propane bus purchase.

County staff laid out several consent and county-manager items the board would consider at the evening meeting.

Items previewed included a request from the Trinity Creek Homeowners Association to privatize subdivision roadways (the HOA indicated it would accept the roadways "as is" and assume maintenance), a developer request (Gilead Grove) to permit private streets in a proposed 37-lot AG subdivision on about 98.82 acres, and a surplus-equipment list for auction on April 25, 2026 (24 vehicles and 26 pieces of equipment and parts).

Senior Services items included a $2,500 sponsorship donation from Northside Hospital to support fall-prevention and strengthening classes and an Atlanta Regional Commission Amendment 1 to a contract that would increase department funding by $197,786.33 and require a local county match of $19,928.64 to be reflected in the Senior Services FY2026/FY2027 budget.

Transportation and transit items were also previewed: staff said Katz (the county transit provider) will transmit a Department of Human Services contract renewal application (packet lists a $410,000 award figure and a county-match figure in the packet), and a GDOT FTA 5311 rural assistance contract for FY27 totaling about $526,000 (50% federal operating funds and a 50% county match of $263,000) was included. Staff also requested approval to purchase a 2027 Ford E-450 propane bus for $150,951.26 using a mix of FTA grant funds and SPLOST local match.