Craig Lokey

The board discussed several operational and administrative items. Key topics included the swearing-in of board members, updates on flooding issues and the upcoming ribbon-cutting ceremony, and a review of financial reports. The board approved the donation of a garden plot to local firemen and appointed a new board member. Additionally, the group reviewed and approved the 2026-2027 pro-forma budget, planned logistics for the 10th anniversary celebration and a summer social, and discussed potential website updates. Reports on past and upcoming scouting and school events were also presented.

The document outlines the agenda for the upcoming meeting and provides minutes for previous sessions. Key discussion topics include economic development updates regarding the Buford Highway Master Plan and downtown parking policies, the status of downtown property acquisitions, sales, and lease terminations at Wingo Street, Lawrenceville Street, and Britt Street. Additionally, the document covers reports on cultural arts and tourism events, including the Red, White & Boom event and upcoming World Cup watch parties, as well as an executive session regarding real estate, personnel, and legal matters.

The board meetings focused on real estate and economic development matters. Key actions included the approval of a broker agreement for the 9 S. Peachtree property and executive sessions to discuss real estate acquisition and legal matters. Further discussions addressed facility maintenance, specifically the replacement of a door at 125 Lawrenceville Street and the approval of a facade grant for 15 S. Peachtree. Additionally, the board reviewed property acquisitions, surveys for Wingo Street and Jones Street, and various economic development and operations reports.

The Policy Work Session covered a diverse range of municipal topics. Discussions included an update on the Safe Streets for All (SS4A) study, review of the FY26 millage rate, and consideration of perimeter protection for a state champion American Elm tree. Numerous items were deferred to upcoming regular council or board meetings, such as the FY27 budget, municipal court fine procedures, road resurfacing contracts, banking services RFPs, and downtown parking policy amendments. The council also addressed potential appointments to the Zoning Board of Appeals and concluded the session by adjourning to an executive session to discuss legal, personnel, and real estate matters.

The Policy Work Session covered a variety of administrative, planning, and community development topics. Key discussions included updates from the Sustainable Norcross Commission, a Norcross Power discussion, and board appointments for the Parks, Green Spaces, & Trails Commission and the Norcross Public Arts Commission. The council reviewed numerous items involving site plans, special use permits, mural installations, defined benefit retirement plans, road resurfacing contracts, pedestrian crosswalk improvements, and recreation programming. Additionally, the agenda addressed agenda publication compliance, rebate programs for power customers, tax exemptions, infrastructure improvement referendums, and elected official compensation. The meeting also involved an executive session regarding personnel, real estate, and legal matters.