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Council to join South Fulton transportation master‑plan MOA; city’s share about $2,400

Chattahoochee Hills City Council · January 8, 2026
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Summary

Council reviewed a memorandum of agreement with the Atlanta Regional Commission for a South Fulton County transportation master plan (including a trails master plan); Chris said Chattahoochee Hills’ cost share would be roughly $2,400 and the city will have a policy‑committee seat.

Chris described a memorandum of agreement that would make the Atlanta Regional Commission the project lead for an update to the South Fulton County comprehensive transportation master plan and an accompanying trails master plan. He said eight jurisdictions will participate and that Chattahoochee Hills’ share is modest—about $2,400 based on population—and that the trails plan could create a path to state‑level funding for local projects.

The council discussed representation and noted the city would receive a seat on the policy committee. Members said the per‑jurisdiction cost was small relative to the planning value and that the plan would help address intersection and demand projections from recent development.