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Sep 25, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
Project includes updating ADA ramps and installation of sidewalk panels and various adjacent streets to address compliance with ADA standards.
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Sep 25, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
Project consists of asphaltic resurfacing on various county streets, including variable depth milling, patching, and pavement markings.
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Oct 8, 2026
Project consists of asphaltic resurfacing on various county streets, including variable depth milling, patching, and pavement markings.
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This Golf Course Management Agreement outlines the terms between Cobb County, Georgia, and Bobby Jones Links (BJL) for the operation and maintenance of the Cobblestone Golf Course. The initial contract term is five years, commencing August 30, 2024, with options for two additional renewal terms of 36 and 24 months, respectively. BJL is granted exclusive rights to manage the course, including personnel, marketing, and accounting, subject to the County's approval of annual budgets and plans. Compensation for BJL comprises a fixed monthly base management fee and a variable percentage of gross revenues from golf course operations. The agreement also specifies financial procedures, insurance obligations for both parties, conditions for default and termination, and adherence to various legal and regulatory requirements. Cobb County's ownership of the golf course and its lease of the land from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are integral to the agreement's framework.
This document is a Restated and Amended Management Agreement for the Cobblestone Golf Course between Cobb County, Georgia (Owner) and AFFINITI GOLF PARTNERS, L.L.C. D.B.A. BOBBY JONES LINKS (AGP). Its primary purpose is to extend the existing management agreement, effective May 4, 2024, until a new management agreement is finalized and approved by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, or no later than August 30, 2024. This amendment serves as a temporary measure to ensure continuity of service while a new long-term agreement is negotiated, building upon several previous extensions since the original agreement in 2010.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Cobb County
The meeting included the presentation of awards to Cobb County Department of Transportation employees for their professional achievements. A public hearing was conducted regarding the proposed expansion of the South Cobb microtransit service, involving an equity analysis of the transit service. Discussion also covered public feedback concerning the expansion, budget sustainability, and the role of transit in the county.
The Board of Zoning Appeals meeting included the review of several variance cases. Several cases were continued to a later date at the request of staff or applicants, while others proceeded to be heard. Key discussions involved drainage and site challenges related to variance requests, specifically focusing on accessory structures like garages and pools. The Board deliberated on whether to grant setback reductions and other exceptions, often incorporating stipulations regarding storm water management and the prohibition of residential or commercial use of the approved accessory structures. The meeting also included an opportunity for applicants to present evidence and for the board to ask clarifying questions.
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The Board convened to conduct a special called appeal hearing regarding two cases, focusing on a property owner's challenge to a code enforcement notice of violation. The dispute centered on the interpretation of local weed control ordinances, specifically concerning vegetation height limits. The property owner contended that the vegetation, including clover and sunflowers, was intentionally maintained for environmental and pollinator benefits rather than being considered weeds. Code Enforcement representatives presented photographic evidence and testimony arguing that the property exceeded the permitted 12-inch height limit in violation of county code section 8312, and requested that the Board uphold the notice of violation.
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