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Jul 30, 2026
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Aug 31, 2026
Seeking qualified consulting firms to prepare a full update of the City's Comprehensive Plan. The resulting document will replace the Springs in Motion Comprehensive Plan Update developed in December 2021 and will guide the City's growth, development, investment, and service decisions over a twenty year horizon.
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Census ID
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124448
Employee FTE
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89
Population
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21,004
Procurement Hell Score
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62 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Powder Springs
The Springs in Motion Livable Centers Initiative Study outlines a strategic direction for downtown Powder Springs, aiming to transform it into a more connected, welcoming, and vital place. The plan focuses on five core themes: downtown development, business attraction and retention, enhanced connectivity and safety, integrated arts and placemaking, and improved amenities. Key initiatives include fostering a vibrant mix of retail, dining, and housing; promoting walkability and safe multimodal transportation; celebrating local heritage through public art; and upgrading infrastructure like parks and EV charging stations. The overall vision seeks to balance thoughtful growth with the city's small-town character, making downtown a destination that leverages its assets for long-term economic vitality.
The work session focused on reviewing agenda items for the Planning and Zoning Commission. Key topics included a special use application for 5780 Warren Farm Road, encompassing an ordinance code review for child caring institutions and supporting site documentation. Additionally, the commission addressed a rezoning application for the Powder Springs Dallas Road project, reviewing staff reports, parcel maps, and public notification affidavits.
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The agenda for the Council Work Session includes several reports: Legislation (RPT 26-014), Contingency Funds (RPT 26-015), SPLOST 2028 (RPT 26-016), and Fines & Forfeitures (RPT 26-017). Key resolutions include authorizing the purchase of 1500 sanitation carts not to exceed $87,325 (RES0 26-028) and establishing a flag policy (RES0 26-029). The session also addresses a resolution regarding a Georgia Power Utility Poles license agreement, consideration of alcohol pouring licenses, and planning and zoning matters including variances for properties at 3658 Ten Oaks Circle and 4614 Stonewater Drive, and a Special Use request for 4093 Marietta Street Suite. The meeting agenda allows for executive session discussions on Real Estate, Litigation, or Personnel Matters.
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