Weekly Update

Hello from Roswell! As the leaves begin to hint at a change, our local government has been busy. Here's a quick peek at what's been happening and what's coming up.

The Week in Review

• The Design Review Board on September 2 covered several development projects, including a new fire station, modifications to the Public Safety Headquarters, a new evidence building, and the design review for Liberty Square Park.
• The Roswell Recreation Commission Regular Meeting on September 4 reviewed the 2025 Capital Project List for parks, recreation facilities, river parks, and historic assets, and discussed updates on initiatives by the Friends of the Roswell Parks.
• The Alcoholic Beverage License Board Meeting on September 4 addressed various applications for alcoholic beverage licenses, including new establishments, renewals, and changes to existing licenses.
• The Roswell Recreation Commission Work Session on September 4 discussed upcoming initiatives and reviewed informational reports.

Looking Ahead

• The Mayor and Council Regular Meeting on September 8 will address city proclamations, approve minutes, discuss the adoption of the 2025 millage rate, and consider resolutions related to Downtown Development Authority revenue bonds and a land exchange agreement for the Hill Street parking deck project.
• The Committees of Council Regular Meeting on September 9 will address key administrative, development, and infrastructure matters, including updates to community programs, new business applications, and intergovernmental agreements.
• The Board of Zoning Appeals on September 9 will address two public hearing items concerning variance requests for residential and commercial properties.
• The Historic Preservation Commission on September 10 will address applications for modifications to historic properties, including a restoration project for 1076 Canton Street and a retaining wall replacement at 52 Goulding Place.
• Two Mayor and Council Special Called Meetings are scheduled for September 8, one to address sensitive matters related to city personnel, ongoing litigation, and real estate, and another to address specific municipal matters, including an executive session.

That's all for this week's update. Stay curious, Roswell!