At-a-glance: key votes and contract decisions from Paulding County meeting

Board of Commissioners of Paulding County · July 29, 2026

Summary

On July 28 the board approved a moratorium resolution on data center approvals, awarded multiple construction contracts and approved change orders and consent items; this roundup lists the principal formal actions taken and their immediate consequences.

The Paulding County Board of Commissioners took the following formal actions on July 28:

- Adopted Resolution 22026-27 imposing a moratorium on acceptance of rezoning applications, development permits and civil plan review for data centers in the Technology Park Overlay District through Jan. 1, 2027 (exceptions for pending applications and valid permits). Motion made by Virginia and seconded; approved by voice vote.

- Awarded the Mount Tabor Park connectivity and additional parking contract to Blunt Construction Company LLC for $379,445.11 (SPLOST-funded). Motion approved by voice vote.

- Approved contract with Kendall Supply Company to install a lattice tower at Sweetwater 911, not to exceed $99,500, funded from the renewal and extension fund.

- Approved Change Order No. 1 to Magnum Contracting LLC for Richland Creek Park ($91,101) and authorized a Hogan change order for the fleet building ($44,445.88); park funds from SPLOST and fleet work from the general fund.

- Approved July 14 meeting minutes and the consent agenda containing seven items.

Formal vote tallies were recorded as voice votes in the meeting; the transcript records motions, seconds and unanimous 'aye' responses but does not provide roll-call counts in the public record. For more detail contact county clerk or review the posted minutes.

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