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The City of Snellville held a work session on July 13, 2026, focusing on several municipal matters including zoning and development permits, community infrastructure projects, and social issues. Key procurement-related discussions included the approval process for special use permits (SUPs) for a private K-8 Christian school and a multi-family residential development, with adjustments made to address community concerns about density and parking. The council also discussed ongoing capital projects such as the Briscoe Park Community Center construction and sewer infrastructure improvements. Additionally, the council considered a resolution supporting the denial of a proposed 300-unit apartment complex on Athens Highway, citing concerns about compatibility with the city's comprehensive plan and neighborhood impact. Other procurement topics included surplus equipment disposition and potential use of city funds for aesthetic improvements to a highway wall. The meeting also addressed social service challenges, particularly youth homelessness, with council members advocating for collaboration with county task forces and community partners to secure resources and support. No formal votes on contracts or budget allocations were recorded during this session, but several action items related to procurement and community development were discussed.