On the Docket * Council defers acceptance of $1.5 million in federal funds for individual shelter spaces * Funds allocated for polygraph testing services, despite questions about utility * Council hesitant to waive residency requirements to help close staffing gaps in the Parking Authority Council defers acceptance of $1.5 million in
Headlines * County will expand alternate first response program after pilot Updates * Rezoning of lots on North Negley Avenue approved after developer commits to a 25% reduction in project size. * City Council Approves 2024 Budget, despite concerns that projected staffing costs are likely unrealistic (especially police overtime levels). * Multiple, competing zoning
Updates There are two major issues making their way through the council: the annual budget process and changes to zoning ordinances to make it easier (or harder) to increase the availability of housing stock in the city. Expect to see a lot more on both topics in the coming weeks.
Updates * Rezoning of lots on North Negley Avenue held for 2 more weeks. On The Docket It has been a lighter couple of weeks on the Council as last week was the election and this week had Mayor Gainey's State of the City address to the Council. Of
