Jessica Brown

The agenda for the City Council meeting includes several action items and reports. Key discussions cover the consideration of an Ordinance to Amend City Code Section 54-6 regarding Electric-Assisted Bicycles, and the consideration of an Ordinance related to the Stormwater Utility Code. Old Business features a Public Hearing and consideration of an Ordinance Amending the Zoning Map for 5805 State Bridge Road, which involves a court-remanded rezoning reconsideration regarding a restaurant with a drive-through and variances for parking and landscaping. New Business includes the election of the Mayor Pro Tem, and the re-appointment of Donald Schaefer as Chief Judge and Jenny Nguyen as Associate Judge of the Municipal Court. The agenda also incorporates reports, including the Manager's Monthly Report for December 2025 and the Monthly Financial Report for the fiscal year to date through December 31, 2025.

The meeting included the approval of the February 9, 2026 Work Session Summary and Council Meeting Minutes, and the February 12, 2026 Retreat Report. Key action items approved under the Consent Agenda involved awarding a construction contract, along with an Engineering and Inspection Task Order and contingency, for the Nesbit Ferry Road at Colony Club Drive Roundabout project, and approving an Intergovernmental Agreement with Fulton County for the same roundabout project. New Business saw the appointment of members to several advisory bodies: the Recreation and Parks Advisory Committee, the Board of Zoning Appeals, the Planning Commission, and the Arts, Culture and Entertainment Committee. Additionally, the Council approved the termination of the Cauley Creek Park Makerspace Contract, with consensus to explore merging the Makerspace function with a Recreation Center, and approved a Contract for the Traffic Control Center Server and Display Wall Replacement. An Executive Session was held to address one legal and one personnel item.

The City Council meeting agenda addressed several key action items and reports. Consent Agenda items included the approval of a significant construction contract award ($3,455,415) and associated CEI task order for the Nesbit Ferry Road at Colony Club Drive Roundabout, as well as an Intergovernmental Agreement with Fulton County ($635,495) for utility relocation related to the same project. The agenda also outlined new business resolutions for appointing members to various advisory and appeal boards, including the Recreation and Parks Advisory Committee, Board of Zoning Appeals, Planning Commission, and Arts, Culture and Entertainment Committee. Other items included consideration for Cauley Creek Park Makerspace contract termination and approval for a contract for the Traffic Control Center Server and Display Wall Replacement. Reports included the Manager's Monthly Report, which covered topics like the Wreaths Across America participation, Fire Department training, and updates on the Buice Road bridge project.

Key discussions during the work session included modifications to Boards and Commissions, where consensus was reached to reduce the size of the Recreation and Parks Advisory Commission and combine the Board of Zoning Appeals with the Construction Board of Appeals. Regarding the Bike Rental Program, the Council agreed to explore both partnership and fully partner-owned options. For the World Cup Event, consensus favored proceeding with all three options presented by staff: promoting local events, hosting viewing parties, and holding dedicated events across the city. For Boardwalk Activation Options, the consensus was to rent the park upon request and reevaluate usage after one year. Routine business included the award of the Nesbit Ferry Road at Colony Club Drive Roundabout Construction Contract. An Executive Session was held to address one legal item.

The City Council meeting included the administering of the Oath of Office to the Mayor and three Post members. Key actions involved approving several items under the Consent Agenda, including an ordinance to amend the Stormwater Utility Code, a resolution related to Service Delivery Strategy, a Franchise Agreement with Google Fiber, renewal of the Parks Without Borders Agreement with Alpharetta, and the abandonment/disposition of Right-of-Way on McGinnis Ferry Road. A Public Hearing and subsequent approval with conditions were granted for a Zoning Map amendment (RZ-23-0001) concerning a property on State Bridge Road. New Business included the election of the Mayor Pro Tem and the re-appointment of the Chief Judge and Associate Judge for the Johns Creek Municipal Court. The session concluded with an Executive Session held for one personnel item.