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The meeting included a presentation and discussion regarding the Comprehensive Plan facilitated by the Middle Georgia Regional Commission. The dialogue focused on identifying specific community needs and opportunities, defining goals for future development, determining desired development types, and identifying appropriate locations for future growth.
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The council conducted a public hearing to discuss the 2026 millage rate. New business included the approval of requests for the Main Street Advisory Board's use of the City Hall lawn and a permit request for Perry Drug Company. Resolutions were adopted to accept right-of-way and infrastructure in the Planter's Ridge Subdivision and to officially establish the 2026 Ad Valorem Millage Rate. The council also approved an infrastructure intergovernmental agreement with Houston County and announced the selection of the new Director of Community Development.
The meeting included a review of the upcoming council meeting agenda. Key topics discussed included a public hearing regarding the 2026 millage rate, a request for City Hall lawn use for a music series, and a permit request concerning distance requirements for low THC products. The council also discussed potential resolutions regarding land use mapping and heavy commercial vehicle traffic code revisions. Additionally, the committee reviewed the acceptance of infrastructure in the Planter's Ridge Subdivision, an Intergovernmental Agreement with Houston County regarding infrastructure and water fees, and the announcement of a final candidate for the Director of Community Development. The meeting concluded with an executive session to discuss pending litigation.
The Council reviewed the update process for the character area map to guide future land use decisions. Extensive visioning discussions regarding Downtown Perry focused on connectivity, walkability, preservation of small-town character, greenspace enhancements, and appropriate residential density. The Council discussed redevelopment options for the City Hall greenspace and reviewed Main Street initiatives, including requests for a music series. Additionally, the Council addressed a permit exception request for a local business and reviewed proposed mitigation measures for heavy commercial truck traffic, including new signage and ordinance revisions.
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