Hoschton, GA
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👤 Members & officials (7)
Members seen in recent official meeting records — names and roles as published.
Who’s on the City Council
- Debbie Martin — Mayor
- Ace Acevedo
- Dave Brown
- Jonathan Jackson
- Mariya Bentz
- Scott Courter
- Tina Brown
Upcoming
Thu Sep 3, 2026
Downtown Development Authority
Thu Sep 10, 2026
City Council
Thu Sep 10, 2026
City Council
Thu Sep 17, 2026
Planning & Zoning Commission
Thu Oct 1, 2026
Historic Preservation Committee
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1. No Agenda
There is no agenda available for this meeting. Please review the minutes.
Thu Oct 1, 2026
Downtown Development Authority
Thu Oct 8, 2026
City Council
Thu Oct 8, 2026
City Council
Thu Oct 15, 2026
Planning & Zoning Commission
Thu Nov 5, 2026
Downtown Development Authority
Thu Nov 12, 2026
City Council
Thu Nov 12, 2026
City Council
Thu Nov 19, 2026
Planning & Zoning Commission
Thu Dec 3, 2026
Downtown Development Authority
Thu Dec 10, 2026
City Council
Thu Dec 10, 2026
City Council
Thu Dec 17, 2026
Planning & Zoning Commission
Recent meetings
Thu Aug 20, 2026
Planning & Zoning Commission
Thu Aug 13, 2026
City Council
✓ Decided: Council appoints interim clerk, approves water project addendum
The Hoschton City Council held a work session and approved several items, including the appointment of Tiffany Wheeler as Interim City Clerk, an addendum for surveying related to the Barrow County Water System Project, and resolutions adopting the Jackson County Hazard Mitigation Plan and Emergency Operations Plan. The council also authorized a weather siren location and discussed a water purchase contract renewal with Jackson County. No citizen input was received, and the meeting adjourned after about 13 minutes.
- Appointed Tiffany Wheeler as Interim City Clerk (all in favor)
- Approved Addendum No. 1 for Barrow County Water System Project surveying (all in favor)
- Authorized weather siren location at Jopena Blvd tank (South Tank) (all in favor)
- Adopted Resolution 2026-19 for Jackson County Hazard Mitigation Plan 2025-2030 (all in favor)
- Adopted Jackson County Emergency Operations Plan (all in favor)
- Discussed renewal of Jackson County Water and Sewerage Authority water purchase contract (no vote recorded)
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
CITY COUNCIL
THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 2026, AT 6:00PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
WORK SESSION
MINUTES
CALL TO ORDER @ 6:19pm by D.Martin
AGENDA APPROVAL – Approval by D.Martin, seconded by S.Courter, all in favor
LETTER OF COMMENDATION FOR TAL PARDEN – read by Chief B. Hill
NEW BUSINESS
1. Appointment of Interim City Clerk – Tiffany Wheeler
• D.Martin announces appointment of Tiffany Wheeler to serve as City Clerk
2. Barrow County Water System Project – Addendum No. 1
• J.Hood - this addendum covers additional surveying that is needed for the
easement and property acquisitions for the Barrow Co. Project. This covers the
metes and bounds surveys.
3. Certificate of Authorization for Weather Siren Location
• Abb Hayes - Jackson County was seeking grant funds to put a weather siren at the
Jopena Blvd tank location (South Tank), to add this site they needed an
authorization to proceed and we will look at the details of where and sizing once
they become available.
4. Resolution 2026 -19 – Adoption of Jackson County Hazard Mitigation Plan 2025-2030
• Abb Hayes – this is a FEMA required plan that requires the County and all
municipalities to sign this and have this in place.
5. Adoption of Jackson County Emergency Operations Plan
• Abb Hayes – Related to the Hazard Mitigation Plan, allows for clear direction with
an emergency.
6. Jackson County Water and Sewerage Authority Contract for water purchase.
• D.M …
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
[context] CITIZEN INPUT - NONE ADJOURN @ 6:32pm by D.Martin, seconded by M.Bentz, all in favor Present – Debbie Martin, Mayor Jonathan Jackson, Mayor Pro Tem David Brown Christina Brown Mariya Bentz…
2 absent
Finance Director absent · Media absent
Thu Aug 13, 2026
City Council
✓ Decided: Council approves rezoning for car wash, appoints interim clerk
The Hoschton City Council approved a rezoning request from M1 to C3 for a 1.69-acre parcel, with conditions restricting use to a car wash and requiring compliance with city codes. They also approved a variance for a swimming pool setback, appointed Tiffany Wheeler as Interim City Clerk, and approved several agreements including a water purchase contract and emergency plans.
- Approved rezoning Z-26-01 from M1 to C3 for car wash use only (all in favor)
- Approved variance V-26-01 for swimming pool setback (all in favor)
- Appointed Tiffany Wheeler as Interim City Clerk (all in favor)
- Approved Barrow County Water System Project Addendum No. 1 (all in favor)
- Approved Certificate of Authorization for Weather Siren Location (all in favor)
- Adopted Resolution 2026-19, Jackson County Hazard Mitigation Plan 2025-2030 (all in favor)
- Adopted Jackson County Emergency Operations Plan (all in favor)
- Approved Jackson County Water and Sewerage Authority water purchase contract (all in favor)
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
CITY COUNCIL
THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 2026, AT 6:00PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
REGULAR COUNCIL
MINUTES
CALL TO ORDER @ 6:32pm by D.Martin
AGENDA APPROVAL – Approval by T. Brown, seconded by M.Bentz, all in favor
MINUTES FOR APPROVAL – Approval by D.Martin, seconded by J.Jackson, all in favor
June 11, 2026 – Work Session Minutes
June 11, 2026 – Regular Meeting Minutes
June 22, 2026 – Special Called Meeting Minutes
NEW BUSINESS
1. Z-26-01 Rezoning request: Applicant, Stanton Porter, seeks to rezone from M1 to C3.
Parcel 113 020C, 1.69 +/- acres. –
• D.Martin recommends approval with the following conditions: 1) Use of property
shall be restricted to car wash only. 2) Any and all relevant building, use, or site
requirements of the Hoschton code shall be adhered to. Seconded by T. Brown, all
in favor
2. V-26-01 Variance request: Applicants, Dallas and Sharon B. Robinson, seek a variance
from setback requirements per Hoschton Zoning Ordinance Section 6.125 to install a
swimming pool. Parcel 121A 142, .22 +/- acres.
• Approval by D.Martin, seconded by S.Courter, all in favor
3. Appointment of Interim City Clerk – Tiffany Wheeler
• Approval by D.Martin, seconded by S.Courter, all in favor
4. Barrow County Water System Project – Addendum No. 1
• Approval by D.Martin, seconded by J.Jackson, all in favor
5. Certificate of Authorization for Weather Siren Location
• Approval by D.Martin, seconded by J.Jackson …
Thu Aug 13, 2026
City Council
Council to hear rezoning and pool variance requests
The Hoschton City Council is holding a public hearing to consider two items: a rezoning request from M1 to C3 for a 1.69-acre parcel, and a variance from setback requirements to install a swimming pool on a 0.22-acre parcel. No decisions are being made at this hearing; it is an opportunity for public input.
- Rezoning request Z-26-01: Stanton Porter seeks to rezone Parcel 113 020C (1.69 acres) from M1 to C3.
- Variance request V-26-01: Dallas and Sharon B. Robinson seek a setback variance (Section 6.125) for a swimming pool on Parcel 121A 142 (0.22 acres).
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✓ Decided: Council holds public hearing on rezoning and variance requests
The Hoschton City Council held a public hearing on August 13, 2026, but took no formal votes on the two items presented. The hearing included a rezoning request (Z-26-01) to change a parcel from M1 to C3 for a car wash, and a variance request (V-26-01) to allow a swimming pool despite setback requirements. No decisions were made; the meeting adjourned after the hearing.
- Held public hearing on rezoning request Z-26-01 (no action taken)
- Held public hearing on variance request V-26-01 (no action taken)
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
CITY COUNCIL
THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 2026, AT 6:00PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
PUBLIC HEARING
AGENDA
WELCOME AND CALL TO ORDER
INVOCATION
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
AGENDA APPROVAL
NEW BUSINESS
1. Z-26-01 Rezoning request: Applicant, Stanton Porter, seeks to rezone from M1 to C3.
Parcel 113 020C, 1.69 +/- acres.
2. V-26-01 Variance request: Applicants, Dallas and Sharon B. Robinson, seek a variance
from setback requirements per Hoschton Zoning Ordinance Section 6.125 to install a
swimming pool. Parcel 121A 142, .22 +/- acres.
ADJOURN
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
CITY COUNCIL
THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 2026, AT 6:00PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
PUBLIC HEARING
MINUTES
WELCOME AND CALL TO ORDER @ 6:01pm D.Martin
INVOCATION – T.Brown
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE – D.Brown
AGENDA APPROVAL - Approval by D.Martin, seconded by S.Courter, all in favor
NEW BUSINESS
1. Z-26-01 Rezoning request: Applicant, Stanton Porter, seeks to rezone from M1 to C3.
Parcel 113 020C, 1.69 +/- acres.
• S.Porter speaks about the future of the car wash, also adding in new
technology.
• J,Hood asked about sewer vs. septic. They stated they would like to connect
to sewer but if it’s not available, they will continue with onsite storage.
• Nothing to show yet for the design of the Car Wash or surrounding
landscape. No plans to change the entrance areas, will you the two in place
currently.
2. V-26-01 Variance request: Applicants, Dallas and Sharon B. Robinson, seek a variance
from setback requirements per Hoschton Zoning Ordinance Section 6.125 to install a
swimming pool. Parcel 121A 142, .22 +/- acres.
• D.Robinson spoke to the design of the pool and the additional landscape and
lighting he is adding to make it look nice to neighbors. He is proceeding
through the next steps of HOA approval.
ADJOURN @ 6:19pm by D.Martin, seconded by M.Bentz, all in favor.
Present –
Debbie Martin, Mayor
Jonathan Jackson, Mayor Pro Tem
David Brown
Christina Brown
Mariya Bentz
Scott Courter
Absent- …
Thu Aug 6, 2026
Downtown Development Authority
DDA to review 2026 budget expenses and discuss several community events
The Downtown Development Authority will meet to approve the agenda and minutes from July 2, 2026, and discuss updates on the 29 Broad St. “The Garage” project, Back to School Bash, Farmers & Art Market, and Trunk or Treat. The board will also review 2026 budget expenses and hear citizen input.
- 29 Broad St. “The Garage” update
- Back to School Bash update
- Farmers & Art Market update
- Trunk or Treat update
- 2026 Budget Expenses
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✓ Decided: DDA approves minutes, hears updates; no major decisions made
The Downtown Development Authority met and approved the agenda and July minutes. No substantive decisions were made; updates were given on the Broad St. project, Back to School Bash, Farmers & Art Market, and Trunk or Treat. The board discussed the 2026 budget, including setting aside funds for events and researching a mobile bathroom unit, with research to be presented in September.
- Approved agenda (all in favor)
- Approved July 2, 2026 minutes (all in favor)
- Entered executive session for real estate at 9:50am (all in favor)
- Exited executive session at 10:04am (all in favor)
- Adjourned at 10:04am (all in favor)
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
THURSDAY , AUGUST 6, 2026 AT 9:00AM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
AGENDA
Call to Order
Agenda Approval
Approval of Minutes
July 2, 2026 – Minutes -
Business Items:
1. 29 Broad St. “The Garage” update
2. Back to School Bash update
3. Farmers & Art Market update
4. Trunk or Treat Update
5. 2026 Budget Expenses
Upcoming Dates for DDA Board:
Next Meeting: Thursday, September 3, 2026 at 9am
Upcoming Events:
Hoschton Farmers and Art Market: Saturday, August 8th, 10-3pm, The Depot Green Space
(changed location)
Movie on the Lawn: August 14th, 6:30pm, Meek Realty
Citizen Input
Executive Session (if needed)
Adjourn
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2026, AT 9:00AM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
MINUTES
Call to Order - Meeting called to order by J. Martin at 9 am
Agenda Approval –
Motion to approve by J.Martin, 2nd by T.Jordan, All in favor.
Approval of Minutes – July 2, 2026
M. Clark made a motion to approve, 2nd by C. Meek, All in favor
Business Items:
1. 29 Broad St. “The Garage” update - No New Update, moving as scheduled.
2. Back to School Bash update - "It was awesome' Served over 250 students. Over 400
people were in attendance including students and adults. All donations were given
out. Big thanks to all our donors and Tiffany Wheeler for all the hard work she put
into making this event run smoothly.
3. Farmers & Art Market update - Still going well. The July market had to close early due
to a pop-up storm. Market moved to Depot green space due to lack of available
parking at Meek Reality. Looking at November for the last market pending weather.
4. Trunk or Treat Update - Looking for trunkers. Also, will need DDA volunteers for s'more
table.
5. 2026 Budget Expenses - Beautification/arch project is complete. Went over revenues and
expenses to date this year. Discussed amount to set aside for Jingle Mingle and Trunk or
Treat. Discussed purchasing a mobile bathroom unit for events. Clay will do research and
bring info back to the September meeting. Book boxes will be purchased fo …
Thu Aug 6, 2026
Historic Preservation Committee
Board to swear in new members, discuss postcard sales and historical markers
The Historic Preservation Board will administer oaths to new members and discuss updates on postcard sales, the 1898 Home, the Hillcrest-Allen Clinic historical marker, and a brochure on 100-year-old homes.
- Oath for board member – Sue Youngblood
- Oath for board member – Bill Lott
- Oath for board member – Christine Cohen
- Postcard sales and distribution (old business)
- 1898 Home update (new business)
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✓ Decided: Hoschton HPC approves postcard sales, discusses 1898 home and marker
The Historic Preservation Committee approved the sale of postcards as a fundraiser, with proceeds to be collected through the DDA. They also discussed updates on the 1898 home's National Register nomination and the Hillcrest-Allen Clinic historical marker, but no formal votes were taken on those items. The meeting was largely procedural, including approval of minutes and administration of oaths.
- Approved agenda and June 4, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
- Administered oaths to Sue Youngblood, Bill Lott, and Christine Cohen
- Agreed to sell postcards at $2 each or 3 for $5 as a donation to HPC
- Agreed to send formal thank-you note to postcard donors Ben and April Stephens
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMITTEE
FOR THE CITY OF HOSCHTON
THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2026, AT 3:00 PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE STREET HOSCHTON
Agenda
WELCOME AND CALL TO ORDER
AGENDA APPROVAL
APPROVAL OF MINUTES - JUNE 4,2026
OATH FOR BOARD MEMBER – Sue Youngblood -
OATH FOR BOARD MEMBER – Bill Lott -
OATH FOR BOARD MEMBER – Christine Cohen -
OLD BUSINESS ITEMS:
• POSTCARD SALES AND DISTRIBUTION
NEW BUSINESS ITEMS:
• 1898 HOME UPDATE
• HILLCREST-ALLEN CLINIC HISTORICAL MARKER UPDATE
• 100-YEAR-OLD HOMES BROCHURE
NEXT MEETING DATE: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2026 AT 3:00PM
CITIZEN INPUT
ADJOURN
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMITTEEright-37147500
FOR THE CITY OF HOSCHTON
THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2026, AT 3:00 PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE STREET HOSCHTON
Minutes
WELCOME AND CALL TO ORDER 3:06pm by S.Youngblood
AGENDA APPROVAL - Motion to approve by D.McAlvin, seconded by B.Lott
APPROVAL OF MINUTES - JUNE 4,2026 – Motion to approve by C.Tanner, seconded by C.Cohen
OATH FOR BOARD MEMBER – Sue Youngblood – administered by Mayor Debbie Martin
OATH FOR BOARD MEMBER – Bill Lott - administered by Mayor Debbie Martin
OATH FOR BOARD MEMBER – Christine Cohen - administered by Mayor Debbie Martin
OLD BUSINESS ITEMS:
POSTCARD SALES AND DISTRIBUTION - Privately purchased and available for sale/donation; donors Ben and April Stephens. Formal thank you note to be sent. Jessica Martin, DDA Chair, provided guidance on compliant fundraising procedures and display options, explaining the process of selling postcards and the need to collect money through DDA to comply with regulations. Tiffany Wheeler, Finance Director, emphasized the importance of proper accounting and the need for a designated person to collect money. A member of HPC or DDA must be present to accept payment (cash, check or Venmo); outside businesses cannot collect funds.
Potential locations to display/sell postcards include City Hall, Fall Fest (Fri, 10/2 – Sun, 10/4/2026), Cresswind at Twin Lakes Volunteer Fair (Sat, 8/8/26 – Youngblood attending) & future Hoschton Art and Farmers Markets (the second Saturday …
Thu Jul 16, 2026
Planning & Zoning Commission
Rezoning and variance requests on 2 parcels
The Hoschton Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on a rezoning request from M1 to C3 for a 1.69-acre parcel and a variance from setback requirements for a swimming pool on a 0.22-acre parcel. The meeting also includes oath-taking for two new board members and approval of prior minutes.
- Z-26-01: Rezone 1.69 acres (parcel 113 020C) from M1 to C3, applicant Stanton Porter
- V-26-01: Variance from setback requirements (Section 6.125) for a swimming pool on 0.22 acres (parcel 121A 142), applicants Dallas and Sharon B. Robinson
- Oath of office for new board members Jason Martin and Geoffrey Horney
- Approval of minutes from March 19, 2026
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✓ Decided: Planning commission recommends rezoning for car wash, approves pool variance
The Hoschton Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of a rezoning request from M1 to C3 for a car wash on a 1.69-acre parcel, with the condition that the rezoning is for a car wash only. The commission also approved a variance from setback requirements for a swimming pool on a .22-acre parcel. Both decisions were unanimous.
- Recommended approval of rezoning Z-26-01 from M1 to C3 for a car wash only (motion by Ozburn, seconded by Martin, all in favor)
- Approved variance V-26-01 from setback requirements for a swimming pool (motion by Ozburn, seconded by Reid, all in favor)
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AGENDA
HOSCHTON PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
July 16, 2026, at 6:00 p.m.
Hoschton Community Center
65 City Square, Hoschton, GA, 30548
Call to Order/Roll Call -
Pledge of Allegiance -
Moment of Silence –
Oath for Board Member - Jason Martin -
Oath for Board Member - Geoffrey Horney -
Approval of Minutes (March 19, 2026) -
Public Comment (5-minute time limit) -
New Business (PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS)
1. Z-26-01 Rezoning request: Applicant, Stanton Porter, seeks to rezone from M1 to C3.
Parcel 113 020C, 1.69 +/- acres.
2. V-26-01 Variance request: Applicants, Dallas and Sharon B. Robinson, seek a variance
from setback requirements per Hoschton Zoning Ordinance Section 6.125 to install a
swimming pool. Parcel 121A 142, .22 +/- acres.
Adjourn -
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MINUTES
HOSCHTON PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
July 16, 2026, at 6:00 p.m.
Hoschton Community Center
65 City Square, Hoschton, GA, 30548
Call to Order/Roll Call at 6pm by City Planner Rich Atkinson
Pledge of Allegiance by City Planner Rich Atkinson
Moment of Silence by City Planner Rich Atkinson
Oath for Board Member – Jason Martin - administered by Mayor Debbie Martin
Oath for Board Member – Geoffrey Horney – administered by Mayor Debbie Martin
Approval of Minutes (March 19, 2026) Motion to approve by Vivelo, seconded by Reid and all in
favor with no changes
Public Comment (5-minute time limit) - none
NEW BUSINESS (PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS)
1. Z-26-01 Rezoning request: Applicant, Stanton Porter, seeks to rezone from M1 to C3.
Parcel 113 020C, 1.69 +/- acres.
Planning and Zoning Commission asked applicant to submit two things to council,
what the average water usage would be and what percent of it will be recycled.
Recommendation for approval with condition – that the Rezoning is for a car wash
only – motion to approve by Ozburn, seconded by Martin, all in favor
2. V-26-01 Variance request: Applicants, Dallas and Sharon B. Robinson, seek a variance
from setback requirements per Hoschton Zoning Ordinance Section 6.125 to install a
swimming pool. Parcel 121A 142, .22 +/- acres.
Motion to approve by Ozburn, seconded by Reid, all in favor
Adjourn - Motion at 6:40pm by Vivelo, seconded by Reid, all in favor.
Commissioners …
Thu Jul 9, 2026
City Council
Council to consider water system project addendum, interim clerk appointment
The Hoschton City Council will vote on an addendum to the Barrow County Water System Project, appoint an interim city clerk, and authorize a weather siren location. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from three prior meetings.
- Barrow County Water System Project – Addendum No. 1
- Appointment of Interim City Clerk – Tiffany Wheeler
- Certificate of Authorization for Weather Siren Location
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✓ Decided: Council adjourns without action due to lack of quorum
The Hoschton City Council met on July 9, 2026, but adjourned immediately at 6:06 PM because only three of six council members were present, lacking a quorum. No discussion or action was taken on any agenda items, including the Barrow County Water System Project addendum, appointment of an interim city clerk, or weather siren authorization.
- Adjourned meeting due to lack of quorum (no vote taken)
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
CITY COUNCIL
THURSDAY, J ULY 9 , 2026, AT 6:00PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
REGULAR COUNCIL
AGENDA
CALL TO ORDER
AGENDA APPROVAL
MINUTES FOR APPROVAL
June 11, 2026 – Work Session Minutes
June 11, 2026 – Regular Meeting Minutes
June 22, 2026 – Special Called Meeting Minutes
NEW BUSINESS
1. Barrow County Water System Project – Addendum No. 1
2. Appointment of Interim City Clerk – Tiffany Wheeler
3. Certificate of Authorization for Weather Siren Location
EXECUTIVE SESSION (IF NEEDED)
ADJOURN
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
CITY COUNCIL
THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2026, AT 6:00PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
REGULAR COUNCIL
AGENDA
CALL TO ORDER – 6:06pm by J.Jackson
AGENDA APPROVAL
MINUTES FOR APPROVAL
June 11, 2026 – Work Session Minutes
June 11, 2026 – Regular Meeting Minutes
June 22, 2026 – Special Called Meeting Minutes
NEW BUSINESS
1. Barrow County Water System Project – Addendum No. 1
2. Appointment of Interim City Clerk – Tiffany Wheeler
3. Certificate of Authorization for Weather Siren Location
EXECUTIVE SESSION (IF NEEDED)
ADJOURN – 6:06pm by J.Jackson due to lack of a quorum with no discussion or action taken.
Members Present:
David Brown, Councilmember
Ace Acevedo, Councilmember
Jonathan Jackson, Councilmember
Absent:
Christina Brown, Councilmember
Scott Courter, Councilmember
Mariyah Bentz, Councilmember
Mayor Debbie Martin
Also Present:
Abb Hayes, City Attorney
Tiffany Wheeler, Finance Director
Ben Munro, Media
Thu Jul 9, 2026
City Council
Council to consider water system contract change and appoint interim clerk
The Hoschton City Council will hold a work session to discuss three new business items: an addendum to the Barrow County Water System Project, the appointment of Tiffany Wheeler as interim city clerk, and a certificate of authorization for a weather siren location. No votes are taken during a work session; these items may be voted on at a future regular meeting.
- Barrow County Water System Project – Addendum No. 1
- Appointment of Interim City Clerk – Tiffany Wheeler
- Certificate of Authorization for Weather Siren Location
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✓ Decided: No decisions made due to lack of quorum
The Hoschton City Council held a work session on July 9, 2026, but took no action on any agenda items because a quorum was not present. Three councilmembers attended, but three were absent, including the mayor. Items discussed but not acted upon included a Barrow County water system project addendum, appointment of an interim city clerk, and a certificate of authorization for a weather siren location.
- No action taken on Barrow County Water System Project Addendum No. 1 due to lack of quorum
- No action taken on appointment of interim city clerk due to lack of quorum
- No action taken on certificate of authorization for weather siren location due to lack of quorum
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
CITY COUNCIL
THURSDAY, JU LY 9 , 2026, AT 6:00PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
WORK SESSION
AGENDA
CALL TO ORDER
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
PRAYER
AGENDA APPROVAL
NEW BUSINESS
1. Barrow County Water System Project – Addendum No. 1
2. Appointment of Interim City Clerk – Tiffany Wheeler
3. Certificate of Authorization for Weather Siren Location
CITIZEN INPUT
ADJOURN
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
CITY COUNCIL
THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2026, AT 6:00PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
WORK SESSION
AGENDA
CALL TO ORDER – 6:00pm by J.Jackson
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE – J.Jackson
PRAYER – D.Brown
AGENDA APPROVAL
NEW BUSINESS
1. Barrow County Water System Project – Addendum No. 1: Abb Hayes briefly discussed
the issue but noted no action would be taken due to lack of a quorum.
2. Appointment of Interim City Clerk – Tiffany Wheeler: Jonathan Jackson noted that we
would defer action due to lack of a quorum.
3. Certificate of Authorization for Weather Siren Location: Abb Hayes briefly discussed the
issue but noted no action would be taken due to lack of a quorum.
CITIZEN INPUT - none
ADJOURN – 6:05pm by J.Jackson
Members Present:
David Brown, Councilmember
Ace Acevedo, Councilmember
Jonathan Jackson, Councilmember
Also Present:
Abb Hayes, City Attorney
Tiffany Wheeler, Finance Director
Ben Munro, Media
Absent:
Christina Brown, Councilmember
Scott Courter, Councilmember
Mariyah Bentz, Councilmember
Mayor Debbie Martin
Thu Jul 2, 2026
Downtown Development Authority
DDA to consider adding Juke N Jive property to intergovernmental agreement
The Downtown Development Authority will vote on an intergovernmental agreement with the City of Hoschton to add 4162 Hwy 53, Suite 120 (Juke N Jive) to the properties managed by the DDA. They will also consider a lease extension for that property with a rent increase to $1,500 per month. Other updates include the 29 Broad St. 'The Garage' sale, the Beautification Project, and upcoming community events.
- Intergovernmental agreement adding 4162 Hwy 53, Suite 120 to DDA-managed properties
- Lease extension for Juke N Jive at 4162 Hwy 53, Suite 120 with rent increase to $1,500/month
- Update on potential buyer for 29 Broad St. 'The Garage'
- Hoschton Beautification Project update
- Back to School Bash and Farmers & Art Market updates
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✓ Decided: DDA approves IGA and lease for 4162 Hwy 53, Suite 120
The Downtown Development Authority approved an intergovernmental agreement with the City of Hoschton and a lease with Juke n Jive for 4162 Hwy 53, Suite 120; member Cona Durham recused herself as owner of the suite. The board also received updates on the Garage project, beautification completion, Back to School Bash, and Farmers & Art Market. No substantive decisions were made on future projects, which remain in discussion.
- Approved intergovernmental agreement with City of Hoschton for 4162 Hwy 53, Suite 120 (unanimous, Durham recused)
- Approved lease agreement with Juke n Jive for 4162 Hwy 53, Suite 120 (unanimous, Durham recused)
- Approved agenda with corrected day and next meeting date (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of June 4, 2026 (unanimous)
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 2026 AT 9:00AM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
AGENDA
Call to Order
Agenda Approval
Approval of Minutes
June 4, 2026 — Minutes
Business Items:
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. Intergovernmental Agreement with the City of Hoschton — adding 4162 Hwy 53, Suite 120
2. Lease Agreement with Juke n Jive - 4162 Hwy 53, Suite 120
3. 29 Broad St. “The Garage” update
4. Hoschton Beautification Project
5. Back to School Bash update
6. Farmers & Art Market update
7. 2026-2027 Projects
Upcoming Dates for DDA Board:
Next Meeting: Thursday, July 2nd, 9am
Upcoming Events:
Hoschton Farmers and Art Market: Saturday, July 11th, 12-5pm, Meek Realty
Back to School Bash: Friday, July 17th, 6-8pm, Hoschton Community Center
Movie on the Lawn: July 24th, 6:30pm, Meek Realty
Citizen Input
Executive Session (if needed)
Adjourn
CITY OF HOSCHTON
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 2026 AT 9:00AM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
MINUTES
Call to Order Meeting called to order by Chair Jessica Martin at 9am
Agenda Approval Jessica Martin made a motion for agenda approval. 2nd by Cona Durham,
Allin favor.
Approval of Minutes — May 2026
Michell Clark made a motion to approve May 2026 minutes, 2nd by Clay Meek, All in favor
Business Items:
29 Broad St. “The Garage” update - have potential buyer update in more detail within
the next couple months. This item is still in the executive process.
Open Boa …
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
THURSDAY, JULY 2, 2026, AT 9:00AM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
MINUTES
Call to Order - Meeting called to order by Chair Jessica Martin at 9 am
Agenda Approval –
Jessica Martin made a motion for agenda approval with the following changes: Day of week
in header should be Thursday not Wednesday and next meeting date should be August 2.
2026 not July.
2nd by Tracy Jordan, All in favor.
Approval of Minutes – June 4, 2026
Cona Durham made a motion to approve May 2026 minutes, 2nd by Clay Meek, All in favor
Business Items:
1. Intergovernmental Agreement with the City of Hoschton – adding 4162 Hwy 53, Suite 120:
Cona Durham recused herself as she is the owner of that suite. Motion to approve by
Tracy Jordan and second by Clay Meeks, all in favor.
2. Lease Agreement with Juke n Jive – 4162 Hwy 53, Suite 120: Cona Durham recused
herself as she is the owner of that suite. Motion to approve by Jessica Martin and second
by Clay Meeks, all in favor.
3. 29 Broad St. “The Garage” update – Still moving forward and on target to close.
4. Hoschton Beautification Project – This project was completed by adding Plants, irrigation,
string lights, and archway to the alley leading to the Back Porch. The Board has heard
positive feedback from residents.
5. Back to School Bash update – 100% of items needed have been donated. Event will be
held on July 17th from 6-8pm.
6. Farmers & Art Market u …
Mon Jun 22, 2026
City Council
Council holds special called meeting with executive session for personnel
This is a special called meeting with only an executive session for personnel matters on the agenda. No other business is listed for public discussion or decision.
- Executive session for personnel
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✓ Decided: Council holds executive session for personnel
The Hoschton City Council held a special called meeting and unanimously voted to enter and then exit an executive session for personnel matters. No other substantive decisions were made during the meeting.
- Approved motion to enter executive session for personnel (unanimous)
- Approved motion to exit executive session (unanimous)
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
CITY COUNCIL
MONDAY, JUNE 22, 2026, AT 6:00PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
SPECIAL CALLED MEETING
AGENDA
CALL TO ORDER
EXECUTIVE SESSION FOR PERSONNEL
ADJOURN
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
CITY COUNCIL
MONDAY, JUNE 22, 2026, AT 6:00PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
SPECIAL CALLED MEETING
ACTION AGENDA AND MINUTES
ELECTED OFFICIALS PRESENT: Debbie Martin, Scott Courter (participated via phone while outside
the City), Jonathan Jackson, Mariya Bentz, Tina Brown, Dave Brown, Ace Acevedo
OTHERS PRESENT: City Attorney Abb Hayes
CALL TO ORDER – by Martin at 6:02 PM
EXECUTIVE SESSION FOR PERSONNEL
Martin made motion to go into executive session, second by Bentz and unanimous vote in favor.
Martin made motion to come out of executive session, second by Acevedo and unanimous vote in
favor.
ADJOURN at approximately 7:53
Thu Jun 18, 2026
Planning & Zoning Commission
Thu Jun 11, 2026
City Council
Council to consider final plats for Tribute and Cresswind subdivisions
The Hoschton City Council will vote on final plats for Tribute Phase 1 and Cresswind Phase 7B, a lift station dedication for Cresswind, renewal of the City of Civility resolution, and an intergovernmental agreement with the Downtown Development Authority regarding Juke and Jive. A planning and zoning recommendation is also on the agenda.
- Tribute Final Plat Phase 1
- Cresswind Phase 7B Final Plat
- Resolution 2026-17: Cresswind Phase 7B Lift Station Dedication
- Resolution 2026-18: City of Civility Renewal
- IGA between Hoschton and DDA (Juke and Jive)
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✓ Decided: Council approves multiple plats, lift station dedication, and civility renewal
The Hoschton City Council approved several items including final plats for Tribute Phase 1 and Cresswind Phase 7B, a lift station dedication resolution (with signatures delayed until warranty deed received), renewal of the City of Civility resolution, an intergovernmental agreement with the DDA for Juke and Jive, and a planning and zoning recommendation for Jason Martin (with one opposed vote). All votes were unanimous except the planning recommendation.
- Approved Tribute Final Plat Phase 1 (unanimous)
- Approved Cresswind Phase 7B Final Plat (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2026-17 Cresswind Phase 7B Lift Station Dedication, with signatures delayed until warranty deed received (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2026-18 City of Civility Renewal (unanimous)
- Approved IGA between Hoschton and DDA (Juke and Jive) with no changes (unanimous)
- Approved Mr. Jason Martin as Planning and Zoning recommendation (5-1, Acevedo opposed)
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
CITY COUNCIL
THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2026, AT 6:00PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
REGULAR COUNCIL
AGENDA
CALL TO ORDER
AGENDA APPROVAL
MINUTES FOR APPROVAL
May 14, 2026 – Public Hearing Minutes
May 14, 2026 – Work Session Minutes
May 14, 2026 – Regular Session Minutes
NEW BUSINESS
1. Tribute Final Plat Phase 1
2. Cresswind Phase 7B Final Plat
3. Resolution 2026-17 Cresswind Phase 7B Lift Station Dedication
4. Resolution 2026-18 – City of Civility Renewal
5. IGA between Hoschton and DDA (Juke and Jive)
6. Planning and Zoning Recommendation
ADJOURN
*REPORTS BY MAYOR, COUNCIL, AND STAFF ARE AVAIABLE ONLINE
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
CITY COUNCIL
THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2026, AT 6:00PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
REGULAR COUNCIL
MINUTES
CALL TO ORDER at 6:14pm by Mayor Martin
AGENDA APPROVAL with no changes by Martin, seconded by Jackson and all in favor
MINUTES FOR APPROVAL
May 14, 2026 – Public Hearing Minutes
May 14, 2026 – Work Session Minutes
May 14, 2026 – Regular Session Minutes
City Manager, Jennifer Harrison stated that there was one error on the roll call for Public Hearing,
Work Session and Regular Session. She stated that Councilmember Jackson should have been
absent and not present for each meeting. This will be updated.
Motion to approve with changes by Martin, seconded by Jackson and all in favor
NEW BUSINESS
1. Tribute Final Plat Phase 1
Motion to approve by Martin, seconded by Acevedo and all in favor
2. Cresswind Phase 7B Final Plat
Motion to approve by Martin, seconded by Bentz and all in favor
3. Resolution 2026-17 Cresswind Phase 7B Lift Station Dedication
Motion to approve by Martin, but to delay signatures until the city receives the warranty deed,
seconded by Jackson and all in favor
4. Resolution 2026-18 – City of Civility Renewal
Motion to approve by Martin, seconded by Acevedo and all in favor
5. IGA between Hoschton and DDA (Juke and Jive)
Motion to approve with no changes by Martin, seconded by Bentz and all in favor.
6. Planning and Zoning Recommendation
Motion to approve Mr. Jason Martin, as recommended by Pl …
Thu Jun 11, 2026
City Council
Council to consider final plats for Tribute and Cresswind phases
The Hoschton City Council will hold a work session to discuss and potentially vote on several items, including final plats for Tribute Phase 1 and Cresswind Phase 7B, a lift station dedication resolution, a City of Civility renewal, and an intergovernmental agreement with the Downtown Development Authority. A planning and zoning recommendation is also on the agenda.
- Tribute Final Plat Phase 1
- Cresswind Phase 7B Final Plat
- Resolution 2026-17: Cresswind Phase 7B Lift Station Dedication
- Resolution 2026-18: City of Civility Renewal
- IGA between Hoschton and DDA (Juke and Jive)
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✓ Decided: Council approved multiple plat and resolution items with staff recommendations
The council approved the Tribute Final Plat Phase 1, Cresswind Phase 7B Final Plat, Resolution 2026-17 for Cresswind Phase 7B Lift Station Dedication (with a stipulation that signatures await the warranty deed), Resolution 2026-18 for City of Civility Renewal, and an intergovernmental agreement between Hoschton and the DDA for Juke and Jive. All votes were unanimous. The council also recommended Jason Martin for a planning and zoning position.
- Approved Tribute Final Plat Phase 1 (unanimous)
- Approved Cresswind Phase 7B Final Plat (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2026-17 Cresswind Phase 7B Lift Station Dedication with stipulation that signatures await warranty deed (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2026-18 City of Civility Renewal (unanimous)
- Approved IGA between Hoschton and DDA for Juke and Jive (unanimous)
- Recommended Jason Martin for Planning and Zoning position
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
CITY COUNCIL
THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2026, AT 6:00PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
WORK SESSION
AGENDA
CALL TO ORDER
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
PRAYER
AGENDA APPROVAL
NEW BUSINESS
1. Tribute Final Plat Phase 1
2. Cresswind Phase 7B Final Plat
3. Resolution 2026-17 Cresswind Phase 7B Lift Station Dedication
4. Resolution 2026-18 – City of Civility Renewal
5. IGA between Hoschton and DDA (Juke and Jive)
6. Planning and Zoning Recommendation
CITIZEN INPUT
ADJOURN
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
CITY COUNCIL
THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2026, AT 6:00PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
WORK SESSION
MINUTES
CALL TO ORDER at 6:01pm by Mayor Martin
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE by Mayor Martin
PRAYER by Councilmember Jackson
AGENDA APPROVAL Motion to approve agenda with no changes by Acevedo, seconded by Jackson
and all in favor
NEW BUSINESS
1. Tribute Final Plat Phase 1
Staff recommendation is for approval. All has been completed by developer for approval
process.
2. Cresswind Phase 7B Final Plat
Staff recommendation is for approval. All has been completed by developer for approval
process.
3. Resolution 2026-17 Cresswind Phase 7B Lift Station Dedication
4. Staff recommendation is for approval. All has been completed by developer for approval
process except waiting on the warranty deed. Staff express for council to not hold this
process up, but to approve with stipulation that signatures will not take place on final plat
until warranty deed is presented to the city.
5. Resolution 2026-18 – City of Civility Renewal
Staff recommendation is for approval
6. IGA between Hoschton and DDA (Juke and Jive)
Staff recommendation is for approval for the new term managed by the DDA.
7. Planning and Zoning Recommendation
Mayor Martin stated for Mr. Jason Martin to be recommended by council.
CITIZEN INPUT No Input
ADJOURN Motion to adjourn at 6:13pm by Martin, seconded by Acevedo and all in favor
Members Present:
Mayor …
Thu Jun 4, 2026
Historic Preservation Committee
Hoschton preservation committee to set 2026 goals, discuss funding
The Historic Preservation Committee will meet to approve minutes from April, discuss a Spring Festival report, consider officer elections, explore funding possibilities, and set goals for 2026. The agenda is largely procedural and planning-oriented, with no specific ordinances or financial decisions listed.
- Spring Festival Report
- Officers discussion
- Funding possibilities
- Address goals for 2026
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✓ Decided: Hoschton HPC elects officers, discusses festival plans and historic preservation
The Historic Preservation Committee elected Sue Youngblood as Chair, Bill Lott as Co-Chair, and Christine Cohen as Secretary. The committee discussed fundraising ideas for upcoming festivals, including a raffle and postcard sales, and addressed goals for the Allen Clinic and relocation of historic structures. No formal votes or binding decisions were recorded; all items were discussion or proposals only.
- Elected Sue Youngblood as Chair, Bill Lott as Co-Chair, Christine Cohen as Secretary (unanimous)
- Approved agenda (motion by Cohen, seconded by Blankenship)
- Approved April 2, 2026 minutes (motion by Lott, seconded by Cohen)
- Adjourned at 4:11 PM (motion by Cohen, seconded by Lott)
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMITTEE
FOR THE CITY OF HOSCHTON
THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2026, AT 3:00 PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE STREET HOSCHTON
Agenda
WELCOME AND CALL TO ORDER
AGENDA APPROVAL
APPROVAL OF MINUTES - April 2,2026
BUSINESS ITEMS
• Spring Festival Report
• Officers
• Funding Possibilities
• Address goals for 2026
OTHER BUSINESS (As Needed)
Next Meeting Date: Thursday, August 6, 2026, at 3:00pm
ADJOURN
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMITTEE
FOR THE CITY OF HOSCHTON
THURSDAY, June 4, 2026, AT 3:00 PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE STREET HOSCHTON
Minutes
WELCOME AND CALL TO ORDER - 3:01 by Hunter
AGENDA APPROVAL - Motion moved by Cohen; seconded by Blankenship
APPROVAL OF MINUTES - April 2, 2026, Motion moved by Lott; seconded by Cohen
BUSINESS ITEMS
• Spring Festival Report
Received approximately $20-30 in donations. Amount to be confirmed by DDA Treasurer.
HPC has a separate line item on the DDA account. Generated interest from a couple of local
families. One family promised to bring in an old family Bible; another family promised to
send photos to Cohen.
• Officers
Chair: Sue Youngblood
Co-Chair: Bill Lott
Secretary: Christine Cohen
• Funding Possibilities
Fall Fest (Fri, 10/2 – Sun, 10/4/2026) & Jingle Mingle (Sat, 11/21/2026), promoting the
history of Hoschton. Members were asked to develop ideas for promoting the HPC
during upcoming festivals. Booth volunteers needed. Jingle Mingle will include Santa, a
tree lighting and participation from The 1898. Note: Blankenship suggested a date change,
but the event is already locked in for 2026.
Proposed a raffle for a print or a photo. The committee needs to source raffle items.
Proposed creating postcards featuring the Hoschton mural to sell/distribute at local
businesses, including antique shops. Youngblood to research postcard printing and costs.
More input for fundraising and history promoti …
Thu Jun 4, 2026
Downtown Development Authority
DDA to review 29 Broad St. 'The Garage' project and board seat applications
The Hoschton Downtown Development Authority will meet to discuss updates on the 29 Broad St. 'The Garage' project, the Metal Archway 'The Back Porch' project, and the Hoschton Beautification Project. The board will also consider open board seat applications and receive updates on the Back to School Bash and Farmers & Art Market. No votes on contracts or ordinances are listed.
- 29 Broad St. 'The Garage' update
- Open Board Seat Applications
- Metal Archway 'The Back Porch' update
- Hoschton Beautification Project
- Back to School Bash and Farmers & Art Market updates
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✓ Decided: DDA approves Georgia Professional Landscape Group for beautification project
The Downtown Development Authority approved a contract with Georgia Professional Landscape Group for a beautification project, with the quote coming in under budget. Other updates included a potential buyer for 29 Broad St., a new install date for the metal archway, and ongoing board seat recruitment.
- Approved Georgia Professional Landscape Group for beautification project (all in favor)
- Approved June 2026 meeting minutes (all in favor)
- Approved agenda (all in favor)
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 2026 AT 9:00AM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
AGENDA
Call to Order
Agenda Approval
Approval of Minutes – May 2026
Business Items:
29 Broad St. “The Garage” update
Open Board Seat Applications
Metal Archway “The Back Porch” update
Hoschton Beautification Project
Back to School Bash update
Farmers & Art Market update
Upcoming Dates for DDA Board:
Next Meeting: Thursday, July 2nd, 9am
Upcoming Events:
Hoschton Farmers and Art Market: Saturday, June 13th, 12-5pm
Petting Zoo: Saturday, June 6th, 12-4pm
Movie on the Lawn: June 19th, 6:30pm
Citizen Input
Executive Session (if needed)
Adjourn
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 2026 AT 9:00AM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
MINUTES
Call to Order Meeting called to order by Chair Jessica Martin at 9 am
Agenda Approval Jessica Martin made a motion for agenda approval. 2nd by Cona Durham,
All in favor.
Approval of Minutes – May 2026
Michell Clark made a motion to approve May 2026 minutes, 2nd by Clay Meek, All in favor
Business Items:
29 Broad St. “The Garage” update - have potential buyer update in more detail within
the next couple months. This item is still in the executive process.
Open Board Seat Applications - Still looking for the best fit for this seat. Board is
looking for someone with financial or banking experience.
Metal Archway “The Back Porch” update - Metal archway was to be installed already
but issues came up with 811 (Call before you dig). New install date 6/11.
Hoschton Beautification Project - Board looked through 3 quotes. Cameron from
Georgia Professional Landscape Group was present at the meeting for clarification
and questions from the board. Board discussed his quote. This quote presented the
most product with the best price coming well under budget for this project. Jessica
Martin made a motion to approve Georgia Professional Landscape Group for the Job
and was 2nd by Clay Meeks, All in favor.
Back to School Bash update - All items have been donated. Will need volunteers to
help with this event.
Farmers & …
Thu May 21, 2026
Planning & Zoning Commission
Thu May 14, 2026
City Council
Council to vote on water supply contract, GEFA loan, and fee changes
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss and vote on several resolutions, including awarding a contract for the Barrow County Water Supply Connection Phase 1, approving a GEFA loan agreement, and updating building and planning permit fees. They will also consider four text amendments to the subdivision, sign, and parking ordinances, and decide on filling two Planning and Zoning seats. The 2025 audit and a master transportation plan will be presented.
- Resolution 2026-14: Awarding contract for Barrow County Water Supply Connection – Phase 1
- Resolution 2026-11: GEFA Loan Agreement #GFPF004
- Resolution 2026-12: Updated Building Permit Fees Schedule
- Resolution 2026-13: Updated Planning and Zoning Permit Fees Schedule
- Text Amendment TA-2026-01: Amending driveway requirements in the Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance
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✓ Decided: Council awards $404,400 water supply contract, approves fee schedules and zoning changes
The council approved a $404,400 contract for the Barrow County Water Supply Connection Phase 1, a $10,000 GEFA loan agreement, updated building permit and planning/zoning fee schedules, and four text amendments to the subdivision, sign, and parking ordinances. They also authorized participation in an amicus brief and filled two Planning and Zoning Board seats. No votes were recorded for most items; the meeting adjourned at 7:05 pm.
- Approved Resolution 2026-14: $404,400 contract for Barrow County Water Supply Connection Phase 1
- Approved Resolution 2026-11: $10,000 GEFA Loan Agreement #GFPF004
- Approved Resolution 2026-12: Updated Building Permit Fees Schedule
- Approved Resolution 2026-13: Updated Planning and Zoning Permit Fees Schedule
- Approved Text Amendment TA-2026-01: Driveway requirements for Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance
- Approved Text Amendment TA-2026-02: Lighting restrictions for Signs and Advertising Devices ordinance
- Approved Text Amendment TA-2026-03: Parking restrictions (Section 11-82)
- Approved Resolution 2026-16: Authorizing participation in amicus brief for Chang vs. City of Milton
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
CITY COUNCIL
THURSDAY, MAY 14, 2026, AT 6:00PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
WORK SESSION
AGENDA
CALL TO ORDER
AGENDA APPROVAL
REPORTS BY MAYOR, COUNCIL, AND STAFF
HOSCHTON WOMEN’S CIVIC CLUB PRESENTS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM AWARDS THE
FOLLOWING:
Honor graduate of Jackson County, Miss Elizabeth Ledford
Valedictorian of East Jackson, Miss Courtney Cameron
NEW BUSINESS
1. 2025 Audit Presentation presented by Wilson & Lewis CPA Firm
2. Master Transportation Plan presented by Keck + Wood
3. Resolution 2026-14: Awarding Contract for Barrow County Water Supply Connection –
Phase 1
4. Resolution 2026-11: GEFA Loan Agreement #GFPF004
5. Resolution 2026-12: Updated Building Permit Fees Schedule
6. Resolution 2026-13: Updated Planning and Zoning Permit Fees Schedule
7. Text Amendment TA-2026-01: Text Amendment amending the Subdivision and Land
Development Ordinance, Article VI, "Access and Design Requirements for Roads", Section
620, "Residential Driveways" to amend driveway requirements and for other purposes
8. Text Amendment TA-2026-02: Text Amendment amending the Signs and Advertising Devices
ordinance, Changing Section 43-109, "Lighting Restrictions" and for other purposes
9. Text Amendment TA-2026-03: Section 11-82, “Areas where parking is unlawful”
10. Text Amendment TA-2026-04: Text Amendment amending the Signs and Advertising Devices
ordinance, Changing Section 43-133(c), "Application Requirements" and for othe …
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
CITY COUNCIL
THURSDAY, MAY 14, 2026, AT 6:00PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
WORK SESSION
MINUTES
CALL TO ORDER By Mayor Martin at 6:14pm
AGENDA APPROVAL by Courter, seconded by Bentz and no changes
REPORTS BY MAYOR, COUNCIL, AND STAFF
HOSCHTON WOMEN’S CIVIC CLUB PRESENTS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM AWARDS THE
FOLLOWING:
Honor graduate of Jackson County, Miss Elizabeth Ledford
Valedictorian of East Jackson, Miss Courtney Cameron
NEW BUSINESS
1. 2025 Audit Presentation presented by Wilson & Lewis CPA Firm
2. Master Transportation Plan presented by Keck + Wood
3. Resolution 2026-14: Awarding Contract for Barrow County Water Supply Connection –
Phase 1 Mr. Jerry Hood stated that the awarded amount would be for $404,400.00
4. Resolution 2026-11: GEFA Loan Agreement #GFPF004
Mr. Jerry Hood stated that the loan amount would be for $10,000.00
5. Resolution 2026-12: Updated Building Permit Fees Schedule
Updated schedule is enclosed in packet for your consideration
Resolution 2026-13: Updated Planning and Zoning Permit Fees Schedule
6. Text Amendment TA-2026-01: Text Amendment amending the Subdivision and Land
Development Ordinance, Article VI, "Access and Design Requirements for Roads", Section
620, "Residential Driveways" to amend driveway requirements and for other purposes
7. Text Amendment TA-2026-02: Text Amendment amending the Signs and Advertising Devices
ordinance, Changing Section 43-109, "Lighting Restrictions" a …
Thu May 14, 2026
City Council
Council to vote on water supply contract, fee changes, and driveway rules
The Hoschton City Council will consider several resolutions and text amendments at its May 14, 2026 meeting. Key items include awarding a contract for the Barrow County water supply connection (Phase 1), approving a GEFA loan agreement, updating building and zoning permit fees, and amending driveway, sign lighting, and parking ordinances. The council will also discuss filling two Planning and Zoning seats and authorizing participation in an amicus brief.
- Resolution 2026-14: Awarding contract for Barrow County Water Supply Connection – Phase 1
- Resolution 2026-11: GEFA Loan Agreement #GFPF004
- Resolution 2026-12: Updated Building Permit Fees Schedule
- Resolution 2026-13: Updated Planning and Zoning Permit Fees Schedule
- Text Amendment TA-2026-01: Amending driveway requirements in the Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance
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✓ Decided: Council awards $404K water supply contract, approves $10M sewer loan
The council unanimously approved Resolution 2026-14 awarding Cicil Construction & Utilities a $404,400 contract for Phase 1 of the Barrow County Water Supply Connection. It also approved a $10 million draw from a GEFA loan (Resolution 2026-11) for the Sewer Plant Expansion, updated building and planning/zoning fee schedules, and adopted four text amendments to the subdivision, sign, and parking ordinances. One planning and zoning seat was filled by appointing Geoff Horney (6-1, with T. Brown opposed).
- Awarded $404,400 water supply connection contract to Cicil Construction & Utilities (unanimous)
- Approved $10M GEFA loan draw for Sewer Plant Expansion (unanimous)
- Updated Building Permit Fees Schedule (unanimous)
- Updated Planning and Zoning Permit Fees Schedule (unanimous)
- Approved Text Amendment TA-2026-01 on residential driveway requirements (unanimous)
- Approved Text Amendment TA-2026-02 on sign lighting restrictions (unanimous)
- Approved Text Amendment TA-2026-03 on unlawful parking areas (unanimous)
- Appointed Geoff Horney to Planning and Zoning Board (6-1, T. Brown opposed)
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
CITY COUNCIL
THURSDAY, MAY 14, 2026, AT 6:00PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
REGULAR COUNCIL
AGENDA
CALL TO ORDER
AGENDA APPROVAL
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
March 12, 2026 – Work Session Minutes
March 12, 2026 – Regular Council Minutes
March 16-17, 2026 – Council Retreat Minutes
NEW BUSINESS
1. Resolution 2026-14: Awarding Contract for Barrow County Water Supply Connection –
Phase 1
2. Resolution 2026-11 GEFA Loan Agreement #GFPF004
3. Resolution 2026-12 Updated Building Permit Fees Schedule
4. Resolution 2026-13 Updated Planning and Zoning Permit Fees Schedule
5. Text Amendment TA-2026-01: Text Amendment amending the Subdivision and Land
Development Ordinance, Article VI, "Access and Design Requirements for Roads",
Section 620, "Residential Driveways" to amend driveway requirements and for other
purposes
6. Text Amendment TA-2026-02: Text Amendment amending the Signs and Advertising
Devices ordinance, Changing Section 43-109, "Lighting Restrictions" and for other
purposes
7. Text Amendment TA-2026-03: Section 11-82, “Areas where parking is unlawful”
8. Text Amendment TA-2026-04: Text Amendment amending the Signs and Advertising
Devices ordinance, Changing Section 43-133(c), "Application Requirements" and for
other purposes
9. Resolution 2026-16: Authorizing participation in an amicus brief between Chang Vs. City
of Milton
10. Recommendation to fill two seats for Planning and Zoning
11. Approval of Engineeri …
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
CITY COUNCIL
THURSDAY, MAY 14, 2026, AT 6:00PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
REGULAR COUNCIL
MINUTES
CALL TO ORDER by Mayor Martin at 7:05pm
AGENDA APPROVAL with no changes by Martin, seconded by Courter and all in favor
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
March 12, 2026 – Work Session Minutes – Motion to approve by Martin, seconded by
Bentz and all in favor with no changes
March 12, 2026 – Regular Council Minutes – Motion to approve by Martin, seconded by T.
Brown and all in favor with no changes
March 16-17, 2026 – Council Retreat Minutes – Motion to approve by Bentz, seconded by
Martin and all in favor with no changes.
NEW BUSINESS
1. Resolution 2026-14: Awarding Contract for Barrow County Water Supply Connection –
Phase 1
Motion to award Cicil Construction & Utilities in the amount of $404,400.00 by Mayor
Martin, seconded by Acevedo and all in favor
2. Resolution 2026-11 GEFA Loan Agreement #GFPF004
Motion to approve the draw of 10M from GEFA for the Sewer Plant Expansion by Martin,
seconded by D. Brown and all in favor
3. Resolution 2026-12 Updated Building Permit Fees Schedule
Motion to update by Martin, Courter and all in favor.
4. Resolution 2026-13 Updated Planning and Zoning Permit Fees Schedule
Motion to approve by Martin, second by D. Brown and all in favor
5. Text Amendment TA-2026-01: Text Amendment amending the Subdivision and Land
Development Ordinance, Article VI, "Access and Design Requirements fo …
Thu May 14, 2026
City Council
Council to vote on driveway, sign lighting, and sign application rules
The Hoschton City Council will hold a public hearing and consider three text amendments: TA-2026-01 revises residential driveway requirements in the Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance; TA-2026-02 changes lighting restrictions for signs; TA-2026-04 updates application requirements for sign permits. All items are listed as new business for possible action.
- Text Amendment TA-2026-01: amends driveway requirements in Article VI, Section 620 of the Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance
- Text Amendment TA-2026-02: changes Section 43-109, 'Lighting Restrictions' in the Signs and Advertising Devices ordinance
- Text Amendment TA-2026-04: changes Section 43-133(c), 'Application Requirements' in the Signs and Advertising Devices ordinance
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✓ Decided: Council holds public hearing on three text amendments
The Hoschton City Council held a public hearing on May 14, 2026, to consider three text amendments: TA-2026-01 (driveway requirements), TA-2026-02 (sign lighting restrictions), and TA-2026-04 (sign application requirements). No votes were taken during the hearing; the items were only discussed. Councilmember Acevedo expressed concern about a 23-foot driveway length in TA-2026-01 and suggested 25 feet.
- Agenda approved unanimously with no changes
- Public hearing held on TA-2026-01 (driveway requirements) — no decision
- Public hearing held on TA-2026-02 (sign lighting restrictions) — no decision
- Public hearing held on TA-2026-04 (sign application requirements) — no decision
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
CITY COUNCIL
THURSDAY, MAY 14, 2026, AT 6:00PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
PUBLIC HEARING
AGENDA
WELCOME AND CALL TO ORDER
INVOCATION
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
AGENDA APPROVAL
NEW BUSINESS
1. Text Amendment TA-2026-01: Text Amendment amending the Subdivision and Land
Development Ordinance, Article VI, "Access and Design Requirements for Roads" , Section
620, "Residential Driveways" to amend driveway requirements and for other purposes
2. Text Amendment TA-2026-02: Text Amendment amending the Signs and Advertising Devices
ordinance, Changing Section 43-109, "Lighting Restrictions" and for other purposes
3. Text Amendment TA-2026-04: Text Amendment amending the Signs and Advertising Devices
ordinance, Changing Section 43-133(c), "Application Requirements" and for other purposes
ADJOURN
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
CITY COUNCIL
THURSDAY, MAY 14, 2026, AT 6:00PM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
PUBLIC HEARING
MINUTES
WELCOME AND CALL TO ORDER at 6:00pm by Martin
INVOCATION by Mayor Martin
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE By Mayor Martin
AGENDA APPROVAL Courter, seconded by Acevedo and all in favor with no changes
NEW BUSINESS
1. Text Amendment TA-2026-01: Text Amendment amending the Subdivision and Land
Development Ordinance, Article VI, "Access and Design Requirements for Roads" , Section
620, "Residential Driveways" to amend driveway requirements and for other purposes
2. Text Amendment TA-2026-02: Text Amendment amending the Signs and Advertising Devices
ordinance, Changing Section 43-109, "Lighting Restrictions" and for other purposes
3. Text Amendment TA-2026-04: Text Amendment amending the Signs and Advertising Devices
ordinance, Changing Section 43-133(c), "Application Requirements" and for other purposes
Councilmember Acevedo concerned about 23FT length and would like 25ft.
ADJOURN at 6:14pm
Members Present:
Mayor Debbie Martin
Scott Courtier, Councilmember
David Brown, Councilmember
Christina Brown, Councilmember, arrived at 6:50pm
Mariya Bentz, Councilmember
Ace Acevedo, Councilmember
Also Present:
Abb Hayes, City Attorney
Tiffany Wheeler, Finance Director
Ben Munro, Media
Absent:
JJ Jackson, Councilmember
Thu May 7, 2026
Downtown Development Authority
DDA to appoint secretary, discuss Broad St. and archway updates
The Downtown Development Authority will appoint a new secretary for the remainder of 2026, receive updates on the 29 Broad St. 'The Garage' project and the Metal Archway 'The Back Porch' project, and discuss the Back to School Bash and Farmers & Art Market. The board will also consider open board seat applications.
- Appointing a new secretary for remaining of 2026
- 29 Broad St. 'The Garage' update
- Metal Archway 'The Back Porch' update
- Back to School Bash update
- Farmers & Art Market update
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✓ Decided: DDA appoints new secretary for 2026, discusses downtown projects
The Downtown Development Authority approved Cona Durham as secretary for the remainder of 2026. The board also received updates on the potential sale of 29 Broad St. ("The Garage"), the metal archway project at "The Back Porch," and the upcoming Back to School Bash and Farmers & Art Market. No substantive decisions were made on these items.
- Approved Cona Durham as secretary for the remainder of 2026 (unanimous)
- Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of April 2, 2026 (unanimous)
- Entered executive session for real estate discussion (unanimous)
- Exited executive session (unanimous)
- Adjourned meeting (unanimous)
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7 , 2026 AT 9:00AM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
AGENDA
Call to Order
Agenda Approval
Approval of Minutes – April 2, 2026
Citizen Input
Business Items:
1. A ppointing a new secretary for remaining of 2026
2. 29 Broad St. “The Garage ” update
3. Open Board Seat Applications
4. Metal Archway “The Back Porch ” update
5. Back to School Bash update
6. Farmers & Art Market update
Upcoming Dates for DDA Board:
Next Meeting:
Thursday, June 4th, 9am
Upcoming Events:
Hoschton Farmers and Art Market: Saturday, May 9th, 12-5pm
Petting Zoo: Saturday, May 23rd, 12-4pm
Hoschton Spring Festival: May 30th, 10am-5pm
Executive Session (if needed)
Adjourn
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CITY OF HOSCHTON
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 2026 AT 9:00AM
HOSCHTON COMMUNITY CENTER
65 CITY SQUARE, HOSCHTON
MINUTES
Call to Order by 9am by Chair, Jessica Martin
Agenda Approval with no changes to be made by Jordan, seconded by Maddoc and all in favor.
Approval of Minutes – April 2, 2026
Motion to approve minutes as is by Martin, seconded by Meek and all in favor
Citizen Input None
Business Items:
1. Appointing a new secretary for remaining of 2026
Martin stated that she would like to recommend Ms. Cona Durham to be our upcoming
secretary for the remaining 2026. Motion by Martin, seconded by Durham and all in favor.
2. 29 Broad St. “The Garage” update
Martin stated that we are working closely with a potential buyer, in hopes that we can
make progress within the next few weeks.
3. Open Board Seat Applications
Martin stated that we are continuously looking for a board member that has a financial
background.
4. Metal Archway “The Back Porch” update
Martin stated that the arch is underway and this project is making great progress.
5. Back to School Bash update
Martin stated that this back to school bash is collecting great items for this event and it
should be a huge hit. Great local sponsors as well. We will share all sponsors at the back
to school bash, which will be July 17, 2026.
6. Farmers & Art Market update
Martin stated that the Farmers & Art Martin has been a great success for the community.
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| $144,930 | HYDRO, INC. Department of Health and Human Services · MAINTENENCE OF WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS |
| $138,972 | MELINDA ALLEN & ASSOCIATES, LLC Department of Justice · EXPERT WITNESS SERVICES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE STATEMENT OF WORK IN RE |
| $133,502 | HYDRO, INC. Department of Veterans Affairs · DI WATER TANK RENTAL AND MAINTENANCE |
| $66,290 | ON DEMAND SECURITY CORPORATION Department of Defense · MATERIAL FOR SECURITY INSTALLATION / UPGRADES N00164-26-SIMACQ-CR-105- |
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| $48,864 | MELINDA ALLEN & ASSOCIATES, LLC Department of Justice · LITIGATIVE CONSULTANT SERVICES |
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