Roswell, GA

Mayor and Council - Open Forum

The Roswell Mayor and Council will vote to approve a $92,031.26 purchase from NDEVIO to complete the audiovisual technology for the Emergency Operations Center at 10810 Holcomb Bridge Road. The agenda also includes a ceremony to swear in 17 new firefighters, marking the fourth year of the city's five-year plan to transition to a full-time fire department. The AV project is funded by bond proceeds and includes new displays and integration of existing city-owned equipment.

• Approval of $92,031.26 purchase from NDEVIO for Emergency Operations Center AV technology
• Swearing-in ceremony for 17 new firefighters
• Purchase includes one Samsung 115-inch and three Samsung 85-inch 4K displays
• Project funded by Public Safety Headquarters Project 57101 bond proceeds
• Integration of existing City-owned audio and control equipment (Biamp, Crestron, Extron, QSC)

Design Review Board - Regular Meeting

Roswell Recreation Commission - Regular Meeting

Roswell Recreation Commission - Work Session

Alcoholic Beverage License Board - Public Hearing

Board of Zoning Appeals - Regular Meeting

Historic Preservation Commission - Regular Meeting

Mayor and Council - Regular Meeting

Committees of Council - Regular Meeting

Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

Mayor and Council - Special Called Public Hearing on Millage Rate

Mayor and Council - Regular Meeting

Committees of Council - Regular Meeting

Roswell Recreation Commission - Work Session

Roswell Recreation Commission - Regular Meeting

Alcoholic Beverage License Board - Public Hearing

Design Review Board - Regular Meeting

Committees of Council - Regular Meeting

Mayor and Council - Regular Meeting

Historic Preservation Commission - Regular Meeting

Board of Zoning Appeals - Regular Meeting

Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

Mayor and Council - Regular Meeting

Committees of Council - Regular Meeting

Roswell Recreation Commission - Work Session

Design Review Board - Regular Meeting

Alcoholic Beverage License Board - Public Hearing

Roswell Recreation Commission - Regular Meeting

Mayor and Council - Regular Meeting

Committees of Council - Regular Meeting

Board of Zoning Appeals - Regular Meeting

Historic Preservation Commission - Regular Meeting

Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

Mayor and Council - Regular Meeting

Committees of Council - Regular Meeting

Mayor and Council - Open Forum

Design Review Board - Regular Meeting

Roswell Recreation Commission - Regular Meeting

Alcoholic Beverage License Board - Public Hearing

Roswell Recreation Commission - Work Session

Board of Zoning Appeals - Regular Meeting

Historic Preservation Commission - Regular Meeting

Mayor and Council - Regular Meeting

Committees of Council - Regular Meeting

Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

Planning Commission - Special Called Meeting

Board of Zoning Appeals - Special Called

The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on two variance requests for a proposed convenience store with fuel pumps at 1050 Holcomb Bridge Road. Staff recommends denying the request to reduce street-facing transparency and approving the request to waive the pedestrian entrance facing the primary street. The board will also consider a variance at 10855 Houze Road and approve minutes from a prior meeting.

• Variance to reduce primary street transparency from 60% to 0% and side street from 30% to 23% at 1050 Holcomb Bridge Road
• Variance to remove pedestrian entrance facing Holcomb Bridge Road at 1050 Holcomb Bridge Road
• Staff recommends denial of transparency variance and approval of pedestrian entrance variance with condition
• Variance to the Build-to-Zone at 10855 Houze Road
• Approval of June 23, 2026 BZA Special Called Minutes

Committees of Council - Regular Meeting

The Roswell Committees of Council will consider several purchases and agreements, including a $92,031.26 audiovisual system for the Emergency Operations Center, a $100,000 intergovernmental agreement for water tower repainting, and a $235,449.45 HVAC replacement contract. They will also discuss the second millage rate and 2027 budget, and receive a presentation on Fulton County's Service Delivery Strategy. The agenda includes two code amendments and a task order for stormwater pipe lining.

• Approve NDEVIO purchase of $92,031.26 for EOC audiovisual technology
• Intergovernmental Agreement with Downtown Development Authority for Water Tower Repainting up to $100,000
• Contract with AirSouth Inc. for HVAC replacement at Crabapple Center: $235,449.45 (total authorization $286,117.43)
• Memorandum of Agreement with GDOT for $45,000 for Big Creek Greenway Community Connectivity project
• Task Order with Utility Asset Management for Wexford Mill Court Stormwater Pipe Lining up to $213,000

Mayor and Council - Regular Meeting

The Roswell Mayor and Council will hold a regular meeting on August 24, 2026, with items including the recognition of retiring City Attorney David Davidson, the appointment and swearing-in of Joseph Cusack as his successor, and several consent agenda items. The consent agenda includes a grant application for the Art Center West ceramics studio expansion and two contracts for light pole installation at Smith Plantation Trail. The regular agenda includes accepting a donation for park improvements and a resolution for temporary tax collection relief.

• Recognition of City Attorney David Davidson's retirement and appointment of Joseph Cusack as new City Attorney effective September 2, 2026.
• Resolution to apply for and accept a Georgia Council for the Arts Facilities Grant up to $45,000 for the Art Center West Ceramics Studio Expansion Project.
• Contract with Sesco Lighting for $171,030.00 to purchase light poles and fixtures at Smith Plantation Trail.
• Contract with Prime Contractors for $171,871.00 (total project authorization $197,651.65) for light pole and fixture installation at Smith Plantation Trail.
• Approval to accept a $48,000 Roswell Arts Festival donation for updates to Liberty Square Park, East Roswell Dog Park, and Crabapple Center Performing Arts Studio.

The Roswell Mayor and Council unanimously approved the appointment of Joseph Cusack as City Attorney, effective September 2, 2026, following the recognition of retiring City Attorney David Davidson. The council also approved the consent agenda, a $48,000 budget amendment for park and arts facility updates, a resolution for temporary tax collection relief, and a closed session for September 14, 2026.

• Appointed Joseph Cusack as City Attorney effective Sept 2, 2026 (unanimous)
• Recognized City Attorney David Davidson's retirement
• Approved consent agenda including $171,030 Sesco Lighting contract and $171,871 Prime Contractors contract for Smith Plantation Trail (unanimous)
• Approved $48,000 budget amendment for Liberty Square Park, East Roswell Dog Park, and Crabapple Center updates (unanimous)
• Approved resolution authorizing petition for temporary tax collection relief (unanimous)
• Approved closed session on Sept 14, 2026 for personnel, litigation, and real estate (unanimous)

Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Roswell Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider a text amendment to the Unified Development Code (UDC) Article 11.6, which would update development impact fees based on a 2025 Impact Fee Study. The commission will make a recommendation to the Mayor and Council. The agenda also includes approval of the July 21, 2026 meeting minutes.

• Text amendment to UDC Article 11.6 to revise development impact fees, including new fee schedule based on 2025 Impact Fee Study
• New residential impact fees range from $1,844 (units ≤1,000 sq ft) to $4,135 (units >4,000 sq ft)
• New nonresidential fees per 1,000 sq ft: Industrial $1,065, Commercial $3,033, Office & Other Services $1,526
• Approval of July 21, 2026 Planning Commission meeting minutes

The Roswell Mayor and Council unanimously appointed Joseph Cusack as City Attorney, effective September 2, 2026, and recognized retiring City Attorney David Davidson. The council also approved the consent agenda, a $48,000 arts festival donation for park and studio updates, a resolution for temporary tax collection relief, and a closed session for September 14.

• Recognized City Attorney David Davidson's retirement
• Appointed Joseph Cusack as City Attorney, effective Sept 2, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including minutes, $45,000 arts grant application, $171,030 lighting contract, and $171,871 installation contract (unanimous)
• Approved $48,000 budget amendment for Liberty Square Park, East Roswell Dog Park, and Crabapple Center updates (unanimous)
• Authorized filing petition for temporary municipal and ad valorem tax collection relief (unanimous)
• Approved closed session on Sept 14, 2026 for personnel, litigation, and real estate (unanimous)

Historic Preservation Commission - Regular Meeting

The Roswell Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider a text amendment to the Unified Development Code (UDC) Article 11.6 to update development impact fees, based on a 2025 Impact Fee Study. The amendment includes a new fee computation chart with revised rates for residential and nonresidential development. The Commission will make a recommendation to the Mayor and Council, who have final approval authority. The agenda also includes approval of the July 21, 2026 meeting minutes.

• Text amendment to UDC Article 11.6 (Development Impact Fees) with new fee schedule
• New residential impact fees range from $1,844 (homes ≤1,000 sq ft) to $4,135 (homes >4,000 sq ft)
• New nonresidential fees per 1,000 sq ft: commercial $3,033, office $1,526, industrial $1,065
• Based on 2025 Impact Fee Study by consultant Tischler-Bise
• Public hearing on the amendment

Board of Zoning Appeals - Regular Meeting

The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider two variance requests for a proposed convenience store and fuel pump facility. The applicant seeks to reduce transparency requirements for the building's facade and remove the requirement for a pedestrian entrance facing the primary street.

• ZVAR-0626-000017: Variance to reduce transparency requirements at 1050 Holcomb Bridge Road
• ZVAR-0626-000017: Variance to remove pedestrian entrance facing primary street at 1050 Holcomb Bridge Road
• ZVAR-1125-000002: Variance to the BTZ at 10855 Houze Road

Committees of Council - Regular Meeting

The Roswell Committees of Council will vote on several items, including applying for a $45,000 Georgia Council for the Arts grant for the Art Center West Ceramics Studio Expansion, approving two contracts for light pole installation at Smith Plantation Trail, and discussing a text amendment to the Unified Development Code for vehicle sales regulations. The agenda also includes a presentation on the FY2026 Q2 review and a discussion of the FY2027 budget and tax year 2026.

• Resolution to apply for and accept a $45,000 Georgia Council for the Arts Facilities Grant for Art Center West Ceramics Studio Expansion (total project $90,000 with city match)
• Contract with Prime Contractors for $171,871.00 (total authorization $197,651.65) for Light Pole and Fixture installation at Smith Plantation Trail
• Contract with Sesco Lighting for $171,030.00 for purchase of Light Poles and Fixtures at Smith Plantation Trail
• Ordinance to amend Unified Development Code Art. 4 and Art. 9 for Vehicle Sales/Rental regulations and Auto Showroom and Maintenance definition
• Presentation of FY2026 Q2 Quarterly Management Review and FY2027 Budget/Tax Year 2026 discussion

The Committees of Council unanimously approved moving three items to the Mayor and Council for final action: a Georgia Council for the Arts Facilities Grant application for the Art Center West Ceramics Studio Expansion (up to $45,000), a $171,871 contract with Prime Contractors for light pole and fixture installation at Smith Plantation Trail (total project authorization $197,651.65), and a $171,030 contract with Sesco Lighting for the purchase of light poles and fixtures for the same trail. The committees also unanimously approved sending a text amendment to the Unified Development Code regarding vehicle sales/rental and auto showroom regulations to the Planning Commission. The FY2026 Q2 Quarterly Management Review was presented, and the FY2027 Budget/Tax Year 2026 was discussed, with no decisions recorded on those items.

• Approved to move to Mayor and Council: Resolution to apply for and accept a Georgia Council for the Arts Facilities Grant for Art Center West Ceramics Studio Expansion, not to exceed $45,000.
• Approved to move to Mayor and Council: Contract with Prime Contractors for $171,871.00 (total project authorization $197,651.65) for Light Pole and Fixture installation at Smith Plantation Trail.
• Approved to move to Mayor and Council: Contract with Sesco Lighting for $171,030.00 for purchase of Light Poles and Fixtures at Smith Plantation Trail.
• Approved to move to Planning Commission: Ordinance for text amendment to Unified Development Code for Vehicle Sales/Rental regulations and Auto Showroom definition/use standards.
• Approved unanimously: Committee Meeting Minutes of July 28, 2026.
• Presented: FY2026 Q2 Quarterly Management Review.
• Discussed: Fiscal Year 2027 Budget and Tax Year 2026.

Mayor and Council - Regular Meeting

The Roswell Mayor and Council will consider consent agenda items including right-of-way acquisition for the Pine Grove Phase 1A project, contracts for the 911 range, tennis courts, gym floors, and HVAC upgrades. The regular agenda includes a rezoning request for 0 Old Roswell Road, second readings of ordinances on stormwater and data centers, and a resolution to apply for a $3M transportation loan.

• Right-of-way acquisition for Pine Grove Phase 1A (roundabout at North Coleman Rd and Pine Grove Rd, multi-use trail) up to $1,250,000
• Contract with Range Systems for 911 Range Improvement: $1,109,979 (total authorization $1,220,977)
• Contract with Signature Tennis for East Roswell tennis court replacement: $197,760 (total $227,424)
• Contract with Covington Flooring for Hembree Park gym court replacement: $117,027 (total $128,729)
• Rezoning request to OR (Office Residential) for 0 Old Roswell Road (deferred from July 27)

The Roswell Mayor and Council denied a rezoning request for 0 Old Roswell Road to Office Residential (OR) by a 3-2 vote, after an initial motion to approve failed 2-3. The council unanimously approved on second reading three ordinances amending the Unified Development Code and Code of Ordinances related to stormwater management and data centers. A resolution to apply for up to $3,000,000 in loans and $1,500,000 in grants from the Georgia Transportation Infrastructure Bank was approved 3-2, with the mayor breaking a tie. The consent agenda, including contracts for right-of-way acquisition, a 911 range improvement, and various facility projects, was approved unanimously.

• Rezoning to OR at 0 Old Roswell Road denied (3-2)
• Approved UDC stormwater management amendment, Ordinance 2026-08-11 (unanimous)
• Approved stormwater management code amendment, Ordinance 2026-08-12 (unanimous)
• Approved data center UDC amendment, Ordinance 2026-08-13 (unanimous)
• Approved GTIB loan/grant application resolution 2026-08-20 (3-2, mayor broke tie)
• Approved consent agenda including $1.25M Pine Grove right-of-way services (unanimous)
• Approved $1.11M 911 Range Improvement contract (unanimous)
• Approved closure session for Aug 24, 2026 (unanimous)

Roswell Recreation Commission - Work Session

Roswell Recreation Commission - Regular Meeting

The Roswell Mayor and Council will consider a consent agenda with multiple contracts, including $1.25 million for right-of-way acquisition for the Pine Grove Phase 1A road project and $1.1 million for a police firing range upgrade. The regular agenda includes a rezoning request for 0 Old Roswell Road, second readings of ordinances on stormwater management and data centers, and a resolution to apply for up to $3 million in state transportation loans and grants.

• Right-of-way acquisition for Pine Grove Phase 1A (roundabout at North Coleman Rd/Pine Grove Rd, multi-use trail) up to $1,250,000
• Contract with Range Systems for 911 Range Improvement project: $1,109,979 (total authorization $1,220,977)
• Contract with Signature Tennis for East Roswell tennis court replacement: $197,760 (total $227,424)
• Rezoning to OR (Office Residential) for 0 Old Roswell Road (Pope & Land), deferred from July 27
• Resolution to apply for GTIB loan up to $3,000,000 and grant up to $1,500,000

The Roswell Mayor and Council denied a rezoning request for 0 Old Roswell Road to Office Residential (OR) by a 3-2 vote, after an initial motion to approve failed 2-3. The council unanimously approved on second reading three ordinances amending the Unified Development Code and Code of Ordinances related to stormwater management and data centers. A resolution to apply for up to $3,000,000 in loans and $1,500,000 in grants from the Georgia Transportation Infrastructure Bank was approved 3-2, with Mayor Mary Robichaux breaking a tie and Councilmember Sarah Beeson recused. The consent agenda, including contracts for right-of-way acquisition, a 911 range improvement, tennis court replacement, gymnasium flooring and basketball goals, HVAC projects, and City Hall improvements, was approved unanimously.

• Denied rezoning to OR for 0 Old Roswell Road (3-2)
• Approved UDC stormwater management amendment, Ordinance 2026-08-11 (unanimous)
• Approved post-development stormwater management amendment, Ordinance 2026-08-12 (unanimous)
• Approved data center UDC amendment, Ordinance 2026-08-13 (unanimous)
• Approved GTIB loan/grant application resolution 2026-08-20 (3-2, mayor broke tie)
• Approved consent agenda including $1.25M Pine Grove right-of-way acquisition (unanimous)
• Approved $1,109,979 contract for 911 Range Improvement project (unanimous)
• Approved $197,760 tennis court replacement contract (unanimous)

Alcoholic Beverage License Board - Public Hearing

The Alcoholic Beverage License Board will hold a public hearing on August 6, 2026, to consider two applications for new owners of existing businesses: Roswell Mini Mart (package/beer/wine/Sunday sales) and Kaya Sushi & Ramen (limited consumption on premises/beer/wine, no Sunday sales).

• Public hearing for Roswell Mini Mart, 146 Norcross St., new owner Aakanksha Patangay / Roswell Corner Mart, Inc.
• Public hearing for Kaya Sushi & Ramen, 10707 Alpharetta Hwy, new owner Bui Eng Doyle / Kaya Restaurant, Inc.

The Alcoholic Beverage License Board unanimously approved the June 4, 2026 meeting minutes and three alcohol license applications for new owners of existing businesses. All decisions were unanimous with no discussion or opposition recorded.

• Approved June 4, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved package beer & wine with Sunday sales for Roswell Mini Mart, new owner Aakanksha Patangay / Roswell Corner Mart, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved limited consumption on premises, beer & wine, no Sunday sales for Kaya Sushi & Ramen, new owner Bui Eng Doyle / Kaya Restaurant, Inc. (unanimous)

Design Review Board - Regular Meeting

The Alcoholic Beverage License Board will hold a public hearing on two existing-business, new-owner applications for alcohol licenses. The board will also consider approval of minutes from its June 4, 2026 meeting.

• Public hearing for Roswell Mini Mart (146 Norcross St.) — new owner Aakanksha Patangay / Roswell Corner Mart, Inc. seeking Package / Beer & Wine / Sunday Sales license
• Public hearing for Kaya Sushi & Ramen (10707 Alpharetta Hwy) — new owner Bui Eng Doyle / Kaya Restaurant, Inc. seeking Limited Consumption on the Premises / Beer & Wine / No Sunday Sales license

The Alcoholic Beverage License Board approved the minutes from the June 4, 2026 meeting and unanimously approved three alcohol license applications. Two were for new owners of existing businesses: Roswell Mini Mart (package/beer/wine with Sunday sales) and Kaya Sushi & Ramen (limited consumption on premises, beer/wine, no Sunday sales). All votes were unanimous.

• Approved June 4, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved alcohol license for Roswell Mini Mart, new owner Aakanksha Patangay / Roswell Corner Mart, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved alcohol license for Kaya Sushi & Ramen, new owner Bui Eng Doyle / Kaya Restaurant, Inc. (unanimous)

Committees of Council - Regular Meeting

The Committees of Council will discuss applying for a $3 million loan and $1.5 million grant for the Green Street Mobility project. The body is also considering several contracts for public safety, transportation, and park improvements.

• Application for $3,000,000 loan and $1,500,000 grant from the Georgia Transportation Infrastructure Bank for Green Street Mobility
• Right-of-way acquisition for Pine Grove Phase 1A project not to exceed $1,250,000
• Contract with Range Systems for 911Range Improvement project not to exceed $1,109,979
• City Hall HVAC Improvement contracts with Comfort Systems ($727,000) and Trane Technologies ($432,821.76)
• Tennis court and gym replacements at East Roswell and Hembree Park totaling over $440,000

The Committees of Council unanimously approved several contracts for park improvements, public safety building repairs, and City Hall HVAC upgrades to move forward to the Mayor and Council. A resolution to apply for a $3 million loan and $1.5 million grant from the Georgia Transportation Infrastructure Bank failed due to lack of a second.

• Approved July 14, 2026 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
• Failed resolution for $3M loan and $1.5M grant from GTIB (Lack of second)
• Approved Pine Grove Phase 1A right-of-way services up to $1.25M to move to Mayor and Council (Unanimous)
• Approved Range Systems contract for 911Range Improvement up to $1,109,979 to move to Mayor and Council (Unanimous)
• Approved Signature Tennis contract for East Roswell tennis courts at $197,760 to move to Mayor and Council (Unanimous)
• Approved Covington Flooring and Southeastern Surfaces contracts for Hembree Park gym to move to Mayor and Council (Unanimous)
• Approved three Chastain Plumbing contracts for Public Safety Headquarters RTU projects to move to Mayor and Council (Unanimous)
• Approved Comfort Systems and Trane Technologies contracts for City Hall HVAC improvements to move to Mayor and Council (Unanimous)

Mayor and Council - Regular Meeting

The Mayor and Council will vote on several zoning changes and updates to the 2045 Comprehensive Growth Plan. The body is also considering amendments to the Unified Development Code regarding stormwater management and data centers.

• Contract with The Cool Roofing Co. for City Hall Roof Replacement not to exceed $2,267,075.30
• Rezoning request to Office Residential for 0 Old Roswell Road
• Zoning condition modifications for World Harvest Church at 320 Hardscrabble Road
• Grant application for $135,000 for a Police Department cybercrimes enforcement program
• Grant application for up to $45,000 for adaptive youth programs at Waller Park Recreation Center

The Council approved a contract for the City Hall Roof Replacement project and the 2045 Comprehensive Growth Plan. Several ordinances regarding stormwater management and data centers received first readings. A rezoning request for 0 Old Roswell Road was deferred.

• Approved $2,267,075.30 contract with The Cool Roofing Co. for City Hall roof (5-0)
• Approved 2045 Comprehensive Growth Plan with specific text edits and amendment (5-1)
• Approved transmittal of the Capital Improvement Element annual update (Unanimous)
• Approved zoning condition modifications for World Harvest Church at 320 Hardscrabble Road (5-0)
• Deferred rezoning request for 0 Old Roswell Road to 8/10/2026 (3-2)
• Approved first reading of UDC amendments for stormwater management (5-0)
• Approved first reading of UDC amendments related to data centers (5-0)
• Approved grant applications for cybercrimes enforcement and BOOST program (Unanimous)

Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Planning Commission will review a request to rezone approximately 10 acres at 0 Old Roswell Road from Commercial Mixed Use to Office Residential for a townhome development. Staff recommends denial of the request, citing conflicts with the 2040 Comprehensive Plan's vision for the area as an employment center. The commission will also discuss updates to the Unified Development Code regarding data centers and stormwater management.

• Rezoning request for 62 townhomes at 0 Old Roswell Road (PL-20252326)
• Conditional Use request for used vehicle sales at 200 Hembree Park Drive
• Preliminary plat for 38 Maple Street
• Text Amendment to establish Data Centers as a use in the Unified Development Code
• First reading of Text Amendment to UDC Section 12.5 Stormwater Management

The Planning Commission recommended the denial of a rezoning request for 0 Old Roswell Road and approved a preliminary plat for 38 Maple Street with conditions. The board also approved amendments to the Unified Development Code regarding stormwater management and various district use provisions.

• Recommended denial of rezoning for 0 Old Roswell Road (4-0)
• Withdrawn: Conditional Use for Used Vehicle Sales at 200 Hembree Park Drive
• Approved preliminary plat for 38 Maple Street with conditions (Unanimous)
• Approved UDC text amendments for Corridor, Nodes, and Employment Districts with recommendations (Unanimous)
• Approved UDC amendment for Stormwater Management (Unanimous)
• Approved June 16, 2026 meeting minutes with change (Unanimous)
• Approved June 30, 2026 special called meeting minutes (4-0)

Mayor and Council - Possible Quorum of Mayor & Council

The Roswell Mayor and Council will hold a possible quorum meeting to discuss the 2026 Georgia Municipal Association Annual Convention. The session is scheduled for Monday, July 20, 2026, at City Hall.

• Possible quorum of Mayor and Council
• 2026 GMA Annual Convention Recap Session
• Meeting at City Hall, Room 220
• Date: Monday, July 20, 2026
• Time: 9:30am to 11:00am

Mayor and Council - Possible Quorum of Mayor & Council-Budget Workshop

Mayor and Council - Possible Quorum of Mayor & Council-Budget Workshop

Committees of Council - Regular Meeting

The Committees of Council will consider several grant applications for law enforcement and recreation. The agenda also includes the transmittal of annual planning updates regarding capital improvements and a comprehensive growth plan.

• Resolution for $135,000 DOJ Cybercrimes Enforcement Program grant
• Resolution for up to $45,000 BOOST grant for Waller Park adaptive programming
• Transmittal of the annual Capital Improvement Element update
• Transmittal of the 2045 Comprehensive Growth Plan Draft
• Discussion of Data Center regulations

The committee unanimously approved moving three resolutions regarding grants and capital improvements to the Mayor and Council. Members discussed the 2045 Comprehensive Growth Plan Draft and data center regulations.

• Approved June 23, 2026 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
• Approved moving DOJ Cybercrimes Program grant resolution to Mayor and Council (Unanimous)
• Approved moving BOOST Grant resolution (up to $45,000) to Mayor and Council (Unanimous)
• Approved moving Capital Improvement Element annual update to Mayor and Council (Unanimous)
• Voted to hear public comment on 2045 Comprehensive Growth Plan Draft (5-1-1)

Board of Zoning Appeals - Regular Meeting

Mayor and Council - Regular Meeting

The Mayor and Council will review several board appointments and a mid-year budget amendment. The agenda also includes a major construction contract for the Riverside Road TSPLOST project.

• Construction contract with BackBone Infrastructure, LLC for $9,489,436.50 for Riverside Road TSPLOST
• Budget amendment of $1,454,580 for Fulton County Waterline funding
• FY 2026 Mid-Year Budget Amendment
• NEA Art Project Grant up to $60,000
• Appointments for the Historic Preservation Commission, Design Review Board, and Downtown Development Authority

The City Council approved a construction contract and budget amendment for the Riverside Road TSPLOST project totaling $10,721,901.50. Additionally, the council approved several board appointments and the FY 2026 Mid-Year Budget Amendment.

• Approved Ron Jackson to the Historic Preservation Commission (unanimous)
• Approved Tom Hamblin to the Design Review Board (unanimous)
• Approved Joe Zerkus to the Design Review Board (unanimous)
• Approved Patrick Caffrey to the Downtown Development Authority (unanimous)
• Approved June 2026 meeting minutes and NEA Grant resolution via consent agenda (unanimous)
• Approved FY 2026 Mid-Year Budget Amendment (4-2)
• Approved $10,721,901.50 for Riverside Road TSPLOST project and Fulton County Waterline funding (unanimous)
• Approved IGA for use and distribution of 2026 TSPLOST proceeds (unanimous)

Mayor and Council - Open Forum

The Roswell Mayor and Council will vote on several board appointments, including reappointments to the Housing Authority and Design Review Board. They are also considering a mid-year budget amendment, an application for up to $60,000 in National Endowment for the Arts grant funds, and a proposal to close a future meeting for personnel or legal discussions. The primary action involves approving a roughly $10.7 million construction contract for the Riverside Road TSPLOST project and an agreement to distribute 2026 Transportation Sales Tax proceeds with Fulton County. These decisions affect local infrastructure upgrades, regional transportation funding distribution, and potential city art programming.

• Construction contract with BackBone Infrastructure, LLC for the Riverside Road TSPLOST project ($9,489,436.50) plus a $1,454,580 budget amendment for Fulton County Waterline funding.
• Approval of an Intergovernmental Agreement to distribute 2026 Transportation Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (TSPLOST) proceeds with Fulton County and participating cities.
• Application for up to $60,000 in National Endowment for the Arts grant funds for a city art project.
• Review of the FY 2026 Mid-Year Budget Amendment.
• Appointments to the Roswell Housing Authority, Historic Preservation Commission, Design Review Board, and Downtown Development Authority.

The City Council approved a construction contract and budget amendment for the Riverside Road TSPLOST project. Other actions included several board appointments, a mid-year budget amendment, and an agreement regarding TSPLOST proceeds.

• Approved Ron Jackson to the Historic Preservation Commission (unanimous)
• Approved Tom Hamblin to the Design Review Board (unanimous)
• Approved Joe Zerkus to the Design Review Board (unanimous)
• Approved Patrick Caffrey to the Downtown Development Authority (unanimous)
• Swore in Ron Jackson, Tom Hamblin, and Patrick Caffrey into office
• Approved June 2026 meeting minutes and a $60,000 NEA Grant resolution (unanimous)
• Approved FY 2026 Mid-Year Budget Amendment (4-2)
• Approved $10,721,901.50 for Riverside Road TSPLOST and Fulton County Waterline project (unanimous)

Roswell Recreation Commission - Work Session

The Roswell Recreation Commission will discuss the 2026 Youth Day theme, 'Tapestry of Generations.' The theme was chosen by the Roswell Youth Council to align with the city's America 250 initiative.

• Discussion of 'Tapestry of Generations' theme for the 2026 Youth Day parade

Roswell Recreation Commission - Regular Meeting

The Roswell Recreation Commission will consider approving the 2026 Youth Day parade theme, "Tapestry of Generations." The body will also review a capital project list detailing ongoing renovations and construction across city parks and centers.

• Approval of 2026 Youth Day theme: Tapestry of Generations
• Crabapple Center interior renovations (40% complete)
• Roswell Area Park pool renovation assessment and design (30% complete)
• Liberty Square Park construction (40% complete)
• Grimes Bridge Soccer construction (50% complete)

The Commission approved the meeting minutes from June 4, 2026. Members also voted unanimously to approve 'Tapestry of Generations' as the theme for 2026 Youth Day.

• Approved June 4, 2026 minutes (5-0)
• Approved 2026 Youth Day theme: Tapestry of Generations (5-0)

Historic Preservation Commission - Regular Meeting

The Historic Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing on a certificate of appropriateness for 1076 Canton Street (Ball House/Founder's Hall) to allow temporary relocation of the structure for foundation reconstruction. Staff recommends deferring the application to the June HPC meeting. The commission will also vote on approval of minutes from the June 10, 2026 meeting.

• Certificate of appropriateness for 1076 Canton Street: proposal to lift and move the historic structure forward for about two months to reconstruct its foundation
• Applicants request deferral to June HPC meeting, recommended by staff
• Approval of minutes from the June 10, 2026 HPC meeting

The Historic Preservation Commission approved a change to a proposed partial demolition plan for 1076 Canton Street. The commission also approved the minutes from the June 10, 2026 meeting.

• Approved partial demolition plan change at 1076 Canton Street (5-0)
• Approved June 10, 2026 HPC Minutes (5-0)

Design Review Board - Regular Meeting

The Design Review Board will vote on final approval for the city's new Fire Station 27, a 10,000-square-foot facility at 9000 Fouts Road. The board will also conduct initial reviews of two other projects: a building addition at 10473 Alpharetta Highway and a cemetery project at 10933 Alpharetta Highway, plus discuss plans for 1350 Woodstock Road.

• Final vote on Fire Station 27 (ZDRB-0526-000024) – new 10,000 sq ft fire station with 8 bunk rooms, 3 apparatus bays
• Initial review – Construction of additional building at 10473 Alpharetta Hwy (ZDRB-0426-000019)
• Initial review – Greenlawn Cemetery project at 10933 Alpharetta Hwy (ZDRB-0326-000016)
• Discussion item – 1350 Woodstock Rd (Bowen & 92)
• Approval of May 5, 2026 meeting minutes

The Design Review Board unanimously approved final design applications for Fire Station 27 at 9000 Fouts Road and Greenlawn Cemetery at 10933 Alpharetta Highway. The board also heard an initial application for a new building at 10473 Alpharetta Highway (no vote) and held a preliminary discussion on a project at 1350 Woodstock Road. Minutes from May 5, 2026 were approved unanimously.

• Approved design review for 9000 Fouts Road - Fire Station 27 (4-0)
• Approved design review for 10933 Alpharetta Highway - Greenlawn Cemetery (4-0)
• Approved May 5, 2026 DRB minutes (4-0)

Alcoholic Beverage License Board - Public Hearing

The Roswell Design Review Board will hold a public hearing to consider final approval for the new Fire Station 27 at 9000 Fouts Road. The board will also review initial proposals for a new building at 10473 Alpharetta Hwy and a project at Greenlawn Cemetery, and discuss a development at 1350 Woodstock Rd. The meeting includes approval of the May 5, 2026 minutes.

• Final approval for Fire Station 27, a 10,000 sq ft station on 6.76 acres at 9000 Fouts Road
• Initial review: additional building at 10473 Alpharetta Hwy
• Initial review: project at 10933 Alpharetta Hwy (Greenlawn Cemetery)
• Discussion of 1350 Woodstock Rd (Bowen & 92)
• Approval of May 5, 2026 DRB minutes

The Roswell Design Review Board unanimously approved two applications: Fire Station 27 at 9000 Fouts Road and a building at Greenlawn Cemetery (10933 Alpharetta Hwy). A proposed additional building at 10473 Alpharetta Hwy was heard as an initial only, with no vote, and the board requested design revisions. A discussion item for 1350 Woodstock Rd received preliminary comments. The May 5, 2026 minutes were approved.

• Approved Fire Station 27 at 9000 Fouts Road (unanimous)
• Approved Greenlawn Cemetery building at 10933 Alpharetta Hwy (unanimous)
• Heard initial for 10473 Alpharetta Hwy, no vote, requested revisions
• Discussed 1350 Woodstock Rd, provided preliminary comments
• Approved May 5, 2026 DRB minutes (unanimous)

Planning Commission - Special Called Meeting

This is a special called meeting of the Roswell Planning Commission. The sole agenda item is a discussion of the draft 2045 Comprehensive Growth Plan, a state-required update that outlines land use, housing, transportation, and economic development goals. Commissioners will provide policy direction to staff on the document; no vote is scheduled.

• Discussion of draft 2045 Comprehensive Growth Plan update, covering land use, housing, transportation, and economic development strategies
• Meeting may have a quorum of Mayor and City Council present

The Roswell Planning Commission held a special called meeting to discuss the 2045 Comprehensive Growth Plan Draft. The item was for discussion and information gathering only; no motions or votes were taken. No other business was conducted.

• No motions or votes taken during discussion-only meeting.

Mayor and Council - Open Forum

This is a procedural Open Forum meeting with no agenda items for discussion or decision. The meeting includes welcome, invocation, pledge, public comment, and adjournment.

• Public comment period for residents to address the Mayor and Council on any topic.

The Roswell Mayor and Council held an Open Forum on June 29, 2026. The meeting was procedural only, consisting of an invocation, pledge of allegiance, and public comments from nine residents. No decisions, votes, or official actions were taken.