Committees of Council Meeting

Committees of Council - Jun 23, 2026 at 05:00 PM

Meeting Information

This meeting of the Committees of Council is scheduled to address significant city initiatives, including a resolution for a National Endowment for the Arts Grant, approval of a major construction contract for the Riverside Road TSPLOST project, and consideration of the FY 2026 Mid-Year Budget Amendment. The agenda also features a discussion on Downtown Parking Operations and the draft 2045 Comprehensive Growth Plan, which outlines the city's long-term vision for economic growth, land use, and infrastructure.

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Jun 18, 2026 at 09:36 PM
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Meeting Summary

Financial and Infrastructure Projects

  • The Council will consider a resolution to apply for and accept a National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Grant for an Art Project, not exceeding $60,000, which requires a 1:1 match from the City's Grant Match Contingency fund. [Committees of Council Agenda p.6]
  • Approval of a construction contract totaling $9,489,436.50 for the Riverside Road TSPLOST project is on the agenda, alongside a budget amendment of $1,454,580 for Fulton County Waterline Intergovernmental Agreement funding, bringing the total authorization to $10,721,901.50. [Committees of Council Agenda p.9]
  • The FY 2026 Mid-Year Budget Amendment, including approximately $1.3 million in departmental requests for staffing, service restorations, and infrastructure support, will be considered. Key allocations include $263,000 for Police, $222,000 for IT, and $218,594 for Recreation, Parks, Historic and Cultural Affairs. [Committees of Council Agenda p.11]

2045 Comprehensive Growth Plan Discussion

  • The meeting will include a discussion of the draft 2045 Comprehensive Growth Plan, which serves as a blueprint for the city's future economic growth, land use, housing, transportation, public facilities, and infrastructure. [Committees of Council Agenda p.25] [Committees of Council Agenda p.30]
  • The plan emphasizes market and economic analysis to align with the city's economic development strategy, focusing on job growth and economic opportunities while protecting residential neighborhoods. [Committees of Council Agenda p.30]
  • Community engagement for the plan revealed overall positive support for the vision of five Activity Centers, with priorities including preserving the tree canopy, adding recreational space, and maintaining appropriate buffers during redevelopment. [Committees of Council Agenda p.271]
  • Key challenges identified in the plan include a demographic imbalance from an aging population, high housing costs making it difficult for younger households, and a disconnect between available jobs and housing costs. [Committees of Council Agenda p.80]

Downtown Parking Operations

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Adam Novotney

Director of Finance

City of Roswell

Allen Sells

Councilmember

City of Roswell, Roswell Public Facilities Authority

Andy Phlegar

Director of Transportation, P.E.

City of Roswell

Bill Wilkinson

Vice-Chair

Stakeholder Committee

Christine Hall

Councilmember, Board Member

City of Roswell, Roswell Public Facilities Authority

Chris Zack

Councilmember

City of Roswell, Roswell Public Facilities Authority

Clair Snedeker

Member

Stakeholder Committee for the 2045 Comprehensive Growth Plan

Darryl Connelly

Director of Economic Development

City of Roswell

Deb Ewing

Member

Stakeholder Committee

Denise Rauch

Member

Stakeholder Committee for the 2045 Comprehensive Growth Plan

Eren Brumley

Councilmember, Board Member

City of Roswell, Roswell Public Facilities Authority

Eric Bosman

FAICP

Kimley-Horn

George Crumley

Member

Stakeholder Committee

Jackie Deibel

Deputy Director of Community Development

City of Roswell

James Stephen Bulloch

Jay Corona

Member

Stakeholder Committee for the 2045 Comprehensive Growth Plan

Jeannie Peyton

Planning and Zoning Director, AICP

City of Roswell

Jeff Jablonski

Member

Stakeholder Committee for the 2045 Comprehensive Growth Plan

Jeffrey Leatherman

Senior Vice President, Deputy City Administrator

City of Roswell

Jennifer Phillippi

Councilmember

City of Roswell, Roswell Public Facilities Authority

Mary Robichaux

Mayor, Councilmember

City of Roswell, Roswell Public Facilities Authority

Maya Lawrence

Playwright

Local Artist

Michael Craig

12 Oaks Parking, LLC

Michelle Alexander

Director of Community Development

City of Roswell

Nancy Jackson

Historical Figure

Randy Knighton

City Administrator

City of Roswell

Sarah Beeson

Councilmember, Board Member, Vice-Chair

City of Roswell, Roswell Public Facilities Authority, Committees of Council

Sharon Izzo

Deputy City Administrator & Senior Vice President

City of Roswell

Steven Malone

Director of Recreation, Parks, Historic & Cultural Affairs

City of Roswell

Ward Green

Member

Stakeholder Committee for the 2045 Comprehensive Growth Plan

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