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Votes at a glance: minutes, permit, RFP restart, ordinance amendment, rezoning and adjournment

Statham City Council · October 21, 2025
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Summary

At the Oct. 21 Statham City council meeting the body approved prior minutes, granted a distance-waiver permit for Phoenix Grill, voted to restart procurement for a stadium alert system, approved an ordinance amendment deleting a game-room regulatory fee, approved rezoning R-25-01, and adjourned.

The council took a series of routine and substantive actions on Oct. 21.

- Minutes: The council approved the Oct. 7 and Oct. 15 minutes by motion and show of hands; no roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript.

- Phoenix Grill: The council approved the application for a distance-waiver permit for Phoenix Grill after a motion, second and voice vote (show of hands); the transcript did not provide a numerical tally.

- Stadium alert system: The council voted to submit a new RFP and restart the bidding process so new firms can compete; staff previously explained that bids cannot be accepted from parties that did not respond to the original RFP.

- Business license ordinance: The council approved section one of an ordinance to delete a city-specific regulatory fee for coin-operated amusement machines to align with the Georgia Revenue Code; sections two and three were deleted and remaining sections renumbered.

- Rezoning R-25-01: The council approved rezoning ST06A106 from SR1 to Highway Business with enumerated prohibitions on certain uses, as read into the record.

- Adjournment: The council voted to adjourn the meeting.

The transcript records each motion and that motions were seconded and carried by show of hands, but it does not include a numeric roll-call tally for any item.