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Oct 7, 2026
Nov 2, 2026
Project consists of operations and maintenance (o&m) of approx. 4 miles of permeable paver streets.
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Oct 30, 2026
The City of Atlanta’s Department of Watershed Management is preparing an IFB for color video pipeline inspection and sewer-cleaning equipment, related software, and support. The planned scope includes inspection systems, cleaning equipment, parts, maintenance and repair, installation, training, warranty support, and PipeLogix software licensing and technical support. This is a pre-advertisement notice, with responses due October 30, 2026, at 8:00 a.m. ET.
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City
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Atlanta
County
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Fulton
Address
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72 Marietta Street, NW
Zip Code
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30303
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Atlanta Watershed Management
The board reviewed several billing adjustment requests for water and sewer accounts. One request was rescheduled, while all other presented cases resulted in the denial of the requested billing adjustments.
The meeting focused on technical reviews concerning riparian buffer requirements under Atlanta City Code Chapter 74 Article VII. There were no initial technical reviews or modified applications requiring action. Under determinations (Section 74-311), the board reviewed several applications, authorizing encroachments for applications 2019-55, 2020-03, 2019-32, and 2019-50, with conditions applied to some. Application 2020-07 was authorized without conditions. Application 2020-05 was rescheduled to October 21, 2020.
The meeting involved administrative matters, specifically an Executive Session to receive legal advice concerning the interpretation of City Code Chapter 74 Article VII, which pertains to Riparian Buffer Requirements.
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