The Planning Commission considered this request on December 11, 2018 and recommended the Mayor and Council grant the special use permit. Staff supported their recommendation.
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Background:
The Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance, Inc will be submitting a request for funding to complete the regional land use and zoning study under an LCI Grant application and is requesting letters of support and commitment to advance the funding request. The Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance will lead an effort to proactively review and analyze existing land uses and zoning.
The ARC has allowed AeroATL to collect the executed Letters of Support and Commitment on or before Friday, April 12th at 5pm. Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance is seeking a small funding commitment of $3,000 to be included in the FY 2020 budget under Economic Development or City Manager’s authority.
Council voted on February 5th to allow staff to negotiate with Novatech for copier services. During the negotiation period, Novatech provided a 22 day test copier to demonstrate speed, print quality and other advanced features. Staff is very pleased with the service and therefore recommends approving a 48 month agreement with Novatech, pending legal review.
The service agreement will be uploaded on the City's website on Monday.
The summer food service program (SFSP) grant has been utilized by the Hapeville Recreation Center for the past 7 years. The SFSP grant allows the City to serve food at no charge to children that attend summer camp, as well as children from around the Hapeville area. The Recreation Center serves breakfast and lunch Monday through Friday for all children under the age of 18, as well as adults with disabilities 19 and older. They serve breakfast from 8AM to 9AM and lunch from 12PM to 1PM and each meal consists of major food components like fruits and vegetables and milk.
This is a great program for kids and adults to utilize in Hapeville and the center is looking to have this approved so they may once again use the SFSP grant during the summer months. This will be a non-matching grant. In prior years this grant has been approximately $16,000.
Recreation staff nominates Ashley Moody as the Delegated Principal for the summer of 2019.
Since 2010, the City of Hapeville and Hapeville Historic Main
Street Board have worked to install several works of public art throughout the
downtown district, including murals, sculptures, and permanent
installations. A pedestrian "Art Trail" has been proposed to
encourage visitors to discover the City's Arts Alleyway, container galleries,
various public artworks, and Historic Christ Church and Depot
Museum.
Attached is a resolution establishing the Hapeville Pedestrian Arts Trail. The TPD Committee is currently working on the map for the proposed trail and will have it ready to
distribute during Tuesday's meeting.
Background
In January 2019, the Solis Hotel changed ownership. Prior to changing ownership, the hotel paid their 2019 Alcohol Beverage License fees. The total amount collected for Solis Hotel - Roof Top was $5000. The hotel is due a refund in the amount of $4717.55 as their last date of operation under the Solis name was January 21, 2019. Ordinance No. 2017-04, Section 5-1-2 states that an alcohol license fee may be refunded on a pro-rata basis by vote of the Mayor and Council, upon an applicant's showing of good cause.
Background:
In January 2019, the Solis Hotel changed ownership. Prior to changing ownership, the hotel paid their 2019 Alcohol Beverage License fees. The total amount collected for Solis Hotel - In Room Service was $5000. The hotel is due a refund in the amount of $4717.55 as their last date of operation under the Solis name was January 21, 2019. Ordinance No. 2017-04, Section 5-1-2 states that an alcohol license fee may be refunded on a pro-rata basis by vote of the Mayor and Council, upon an applicant's showing of good cause.
Background:
As we enter Spring and approach Summer the City is receiving more requests for park usage. For years, rates for non-resident usage has remained the same as Hapeville residents. Council has requested staff review park usage pricing in relation to some of our neighboring municipalities. We found that our neighbors regularly price higher for non-residents. Included in the attachment and for Council discussion is a recommendation for pricing adjustment.
We are beginning our review of the DMO - ATL Airport District 2019 contract. The current agreement goes through 6/30/2019. Legal has reviewed the contract with particular attention to the O.C.G.A. section, City's ordinance code and the tax rate (8% v 7%). The proposed agreement reflects a continuance of the services ATL Airport District currently provides. Attached is the contract for discussion.