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COL July2026 Council Meeting
Published: Jul 20, 2026
City Council Authorizes Investment in Local Government Investment Pool
The City Council authorized an investment and designated representatives for establishing an additional Georgia Fund One through the Local Government Investment Pool (LGIP). The goal is to maximize interest income on city funds.
City Council Approves Gateway Property Purchase Amidst Financial Discussion
The City Council approved the purchase of property located at 4844 Lawrence Ohio for $74,000, intended to serve as a gateway to the city. Councilmember Jenny expressed initial concern about dipping into city savings, but after a financial explanation regarding fund balance and liquidity, the purchase was approved. The financial discussion clarified that the city's equity remains well above reserve amounts, and funds are strategically moved to maximize interest income.
City Council Approves Comprehensive Plan Amendment for State Transmission
The City Council held a public hearing and moved to approve the transmission of the city's comprehensive plan amendment to the Georgia Department of Community Affairs. This plan, developed over several years through quarterly meetings, outlines the city's future development and goals.
City Acquires Railroad Property for Parking and Development Control
The City Council approved the acceptance of deeds for tracks 1 and 3 of 57 railroad property from the Development Authority (DDA). This acquisition aims to reduce the DDA's financial obligation to the city and grant the city control over the ultimate use of the property, specifically for parking lots and areas behind the existing parking lot.
City Approves Waste Management Contract, Addresses Recycling Participation and Glass Collection
The City Council approved a contract with Georgia Waste Systems for exclusive recycling services, to be renewed year-to-year under city direction. The council discussed the current low participation rate (42%) and the process of eliminating glass collection due to market demand and cost.
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