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Votes and actions at a glance: Johns Creek Council, June 9, 2025
Summary
Council approved routine minutes and agenda items, passed consent items, deferred rezoning RZ 24‑012 to Sept. 22, 2025, awarded a $1,567,018 resurfacing contract and approved a $153,000 Lakeville Drive engineering contract; council recessed to executive session on land, legal and personnel matters.
Key motions and outcomes from the Johns Creek City Council meeting on June 9, 2025:
- Minutes and agenda: Council approved the May 19 work‑session summary and council meeting minutes and approved the meeting agenda as presented (voice votes).
- Consent agenda: Clerk read multiple consent items into the record, including budget amendments for the North Fulton comprehensive transportation plan update and an engineering contract reading; the consent agenda was approved with one amendment moving an item to new business.
- RZ 24‑012 / BC 24‑009 (8483 Holcomb Bridge Road): Applicant requested a deferral to Sept. 22, 2025 to resolve leasing and developer sequencing issues; after public testimony from the sitting tenant and neighbors, Councilmember Skinner moved and Councilmember Elwood seconded a motion to defer. The motion passed by voice vote; applicant and staff to return with additional information at the deferred hearing.
- 2025 resurfacing contract: Council awarded the resurfacing contract to Allied Paving in the amount of $1,567,018 (including CEI and contingency) for sections of Old Alabama Road, McGinnis Ferry Road and three neighborhoods. Motion by Councilmember Coughlin; second by Mayor Pro Tem; approved by voice vote.
- Lakeville Drive streetscape engineering contract: Council approved a $153,000 contract with Kimley Horn and Associates for engineering and design of Lakeville Drive streetscape enhancements (town center vision). Motion by Councilmember Elwood; second by Councilmember Coughlin; approved by voice vote. During discussion, several council members debated whether TSPLOST funds allocated to Creekside Park would reduce resources available for Nesbitt Ferry corridor projects; staff said $7 million had been set aside previously for Nesbitt Ferry corridor planning.
- Executive session and adjournment: Council recessed to executive session to discuss land, legal and personnel matters and reconvened and adjourned the meeting.
