City of Conyers

The Conyers City Council meeting on September 5, 2001, included a presentation on the Livable Cities Initiatives Study, focusing on Activity Center 2 (Pinedale/Forest Villas). Discussions centered on addressing social issues, improving infrastructure, and promoting community development in the area. Concerns were raised about sewer access, transportation, and crime reduction. No formal action was taken, but the council expressed support for the initiative and further planning.

The Conyers, Georgia City Council meeting on May 5, 2004, included the approval of April 21, 2004 meeting minutes and a recognition of Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. A public hearing authorized the transmittal of the updated Short Term Work Program for the Conyers-Rockdale Solid Waste Management Plan. The council tabled a request to install speed humps on College Avenue until June and approved a beer, wine, and liquor license for The Gallery Café. Finally, they elected a Mayor Pro Tem and made committee assignments.

The Conyers, Georgia City Council meeting on January 16, 2002, approved a beer and wine license for Thai Palace Restaurant and a resolution of support for elderly affordable housing. Council Member Vince Evans was elected Mayor Pro Tem. The City Manager updated the council on the new Georgia International Horse Park brochure, and the meeting concluded with an executive session regarding potential litigation.

A special called meeting of the Conyers, Georgia City Council was held on July 20, 2005, to set the ad valorem tax for the tax year 2005. Director of Administration Isabel Rogers presented Resolution No. 516, which set an annual ad valorem tax of 9.9 mills. The council voted unanimously to approve the resolution. The meeting was adjourned at 7:10 p.m.

The Conyers, Georgia City Council meeting on October 3, 2001, included the approval of minutes from the previous meeting, a recognition of Customer Service Week with a reception, and the approval of several alcohol license applications for various businesses. The council also approved an ordinance to annex 27.73 acres for Church In The Now and a resolution for the abandonment of a portion of Golf Street. A presentation on the Livable Cities Initiatives Study, Activity Center 4, was given, outlining development plans and potential costs.