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Council actions at a glance: March 10, 2026
Summary
On March 10 the council approved an alcohol license for Valero (6-0), accepted a zoning-case withdrawal and deferrals by unanimous consent, moved into and back from executive session with no action, and adopted a resolution calling a special election for District 3 to be held May 19, 2026 (runoff 06/16/2026).
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Key formal actions and outcomes from the March 10, 2026 South Fulton council meetings:
- Resolution to call special election for District 3: Adopted by unanimous consent. The council declared a vacancy and called a special election for May 19, 2026, with a runoff provision on June 16, 2026, and set qualifying dates and fees. (Transcript: administration item adopted by unanimous consent.)
- Valero Food Market (alcohol license at 4455 Fulton Industrial Blvd): Motion moved and seconded; license approved unanimously (six-zero). (Motion and roll-call/show-of-hands recorded.)
- Zoning case withdrawal and deferrals: The council accepted the withdrawal of case Z26-002 by unanimous consent and accepted staff-recommended deferrals for KZ26-002 and KC26-005/CDP26-002 by unanimous consent. (Clerk recorded approvals.)
- Executive session: Council moved into executive session for personnel, real estate, cybersecurity and litigation by motion and returned with no action taken; work session adjourned after the session.
Notes: Several public hearings (telecommunications structure U26-001 and Atlanta Film Animals U26-002) were presented and will return for a March 24 vote; no final action on those items occurred tonight.
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