City Council Meeting 8/11/2026

The City of South Fulton City Council held a work session and regular meeting on August 11, 2026, addressing various procurement and zoning matters. Key procurement-related discussions included the city manager's report on the business license amnesty program and plans to hire additional staff for enforcement, as well as updates on electric vehicle charger installations in partnership with Georgia Power. The council reviewed the master street light plan with a proposed $3.5 million budget for 2027, including commitments to Georgia Power and Greystone for street light consumption and solar pedestrian light installations. Several zoning and alcohol license cases were presented, with multiple deferrals granted to allow applicants to work with the community or revise plans. Notably, a senior housing development and a gas station/convenience store with a drive-thru restaurant were discussed. The council approved an alcohol beverage license for Southside Touché LLC with added security measures. The meeting also covered modifications to existing zoning conditions and approval of an adult daycare center for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Public comments highlighted concerns about code enforcement and business licensing processes, pedestrian safety, and the need for impact fee legislation, which was noted to be progressing through the portal. The council adopted resolutions for honorary street signs and renaming the Southwest Arts Center. Executive sessions were held for real estate, litigation, personnel, and cybersecurity matters, with no public actions taken. Overall, the meeting focused on advancing infrastructure projects, managing zoning and licensing applications, and addressing community safety and development concerns.