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Morrow council schedules public hearings and first readings for three Old Rex Morrow Road annexations
Summary
The City of Morrow announced public hearings and first readings for three annexation and rezoning ordinances affecting three small parcels on Old Rex Morrow Road; the parcels are proposed to move from Clayton County RS-110 to City RS-80 for single-family use.
Mayor John J. Lampl II announced that the council will hold public hearings and consider the first readings of three ordinances to annex and rezone three adjacent parcels on Old Rex Morrow Road in Morrow.
The parcels, identified in the agenda as 1867, 1882 and 1866 Old Rex Morrow Road and owned by Rosalind L. (Jones) Hull; Terry Bohannon; and Susan and Mike Skelton, total 0.36, 0.41 and 0.43 acres respectively. The documents in the meeting packet list the current county zoning as RS-110 and the proposed city zoning as RS-80, with an intended single-family use.
The mayor told the council the public hearings will be conducted during the Regular Session in accordance with the published notice and that the annexation and rezoning items are scheduled for first reading on April 28, 2026; the ordinances are identified in the packet as Ordinance Nos. 2026-005, 2026-006 and 2026-007, with second readings set for May 12, 2026. The work session minutes record that the council reviewed the applications and authorized the mayor to execute related documents; no vote tally or adoption outcome appears in the work session text.
Also on the agenda was Ordinance No. 2026-004, described as a 180-day moratorium on acceptance of applications for permits, licenses or inspections related to construction of freestanding sign support structures. The packet notes a first reading occurred on April 14 and a second reading on April 28, 2026; the work session minutes note the ordinance was part of the meeting but do not record a final action in the session notes.
What happens next: the ordinances referenced in the work session were scheduled for the Regular Session and for subsequent second readings on the dates listed in the agenda. The work session minutes do not record final adoption or vote counts; those outcomes will appear in the minutes or minutes supplement for the Regular Session if the council takes formal votes.
