PERSONAL PAPERS AND COMMUNICATIONS OF MAY 4, 2020 Personal Papers.pdf · Educational District 1 Ms. Leslie Grant Educational District 2 Ms. Aretta L. Baldon Ms. Michelle D. Olympiadis

PERSONAL PAPERS

AND

COMMUNICATIONS

OF

MAY 4, 2020

COMMUNICATIONS

ACCEPTED AND FILED

MAY 4, 2020

CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

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A COMMUNICATION FROM PIERRE GAITHER, EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATOR OF

THE ATLANTA BOARD OF EDUCATION SUBMITTING THE BOARD OF

EDUCATION'S APPOINTMENT OF ARETTA BALDON TO THE CITY OF ATLANTA –

ATLANTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS JOINT COMMITTEE. THIS APPOINTMENT IS FOR A

TERM OF TWO (2) YEARS.

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THE ATLANTA BOARD OF EDUCATION SUBMITTING THE BOARD OF EDUCATION'S

APPOINTMENT OF ARETTA BALDON TO THE CITY OF ATLANTA – ATLANTA

PUBLIC SCHOOLS JOINT COMMITTEE. THIS APPOINTMENT IS FOR A TERM OF

TWO (2) YEARS.

VOTE RECORD - COMMUNICATION 20-C-0043

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MICHAEL JULIAN BOND VOTER

MATT WESTMORELAND VOTER

ANDRE DICKENS VOTER

CARLA SMITH VOTER

AMIR R FAROKHI VOTER

ANTONIO BROWN VOTER

CLETA WINSLOW VOTER

NATALYN MOSBY ARCHIBONG VOTER

JENNIFER N. IDE VOTER

HOWARD SHOOK VOTER

J. P. MATZIGKEIT VOTER

DUSTIN HILLIS VOTER

ANDREA L. BOONE VOTER

MARCI COLLIER OVERSTREET VOTER

JOYCE M SHEPERD VOTER

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A COMMUNICATION FROM PIERRE GAITHER, EXECUTIVE

ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ATLANTA BOARD OF EDUCATION

SUBMITTING THE BOARD OF EDUCATION'S APPOINTMENT OF ARETTA

BALDON TO THE CITY OF ATLANTA – ATLANTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS

JOINT COMMITTEE. THIS APPOINTMENT IS FOR A TERM OF TWO (2)

YEARS.

April 9, 2020

Council President Felicia A. Moore

130 Trinity Ave. SW

Atlanta, GA 30303

Re: City of Atlanta-Atlanta Public Schools Joint Committee

Dear President Moore:

Atlanta Public Schools values the partnership with the City of Atlanta. As such, this letter serves

to inform you that the Chairman of the Atlanta Board of Education has appointed Board Member

Aretta Baldon to the City of Atlanta- Atlanta Public Schools Joint Committee. Enclosed, you

will find a copy of her biography and completed BACE Forms.

To ensure that Board Member Baldon is properly informed of her duties and responsibilities,

please send the dates of all future meetings and any introductory information to me at

[email protected].

Sincerely,

Pierre L. Gaither

Executive Administrator

Atlanta Board of Education

THE ATLANTA BOARD OF EDUCATION 130 Trinity Avenue, SW, Atlanta, GA 30303 404-802-2200 (P) 404-802-1204 (F)

April 9, 2020


130 Trinity Ave. SW

Atlanta, GA 30303



Atlanta Public Schools values the partnership with the City of

Atlanta. As such, this letter serves to inform you that the

Chairman of the Atlanta Board of Education has appointed

Board Member Aretta Baldon to the City of Atlanta- Atlanta

Public Schools Joint Committee. Enclosed, you will find a copy

of her biography and completed BACE Forms.

To ensure that Board Member Baldon is properly informed of

her duties and responsibilities, please send the dates of all future

meetings and any introductory information to me at

[email protected].

Sincerely,

Pierre L. Gaither Executive Administrator Atlanta Board of Education

CHAIR Mr. Jason F. Esteves VICE CHAIR Ms. Eshè P. Collins MEMBERS Educational District 1 Ms. Leslie Grant Educational District 2 Ms. Aretta L. Baldon Educational District 3 Ms. Michelle D. Olympiadis Educational District 4 Ms. Nancy M. Meister Educational District 5 Ms. Erika Mitchell Educational District 6 Ms. Eshe’ P. Collins At - Large (Seat 7) Ms. Kandis Wood Jackson At - Large (Seat 8) Ms. Cynthia Briscoe Brown At - Large (Seat 9) Mr. Jason F. Esteves

mailto:[email protected]

District 2: Aretta Baldon [email protected]

Aretta has called Atlanta home for over 25 years. She has long been a strong voice in her community and has lead countless efforts to secure a better quality of life and a bright future for all its children.

Never one to sit on the sidelines, Aretta is a proud parent volunteer and educational advocate at every school her child has attended. She has a proven track record of working to give every child the tools and encouragement he or she needs to succeed,

from her time at Imhotep Academy as a Soccer Coach, Assistant Cheerleading Coach and Girl Scout Leader to her current role as a member of Atlanta Thrive and President of the KIPP: Atlanta Collegiate Parent Teacher Organization (KAC PTO).

When there is a need in her community, you can count on Aretta to step up. Under her leadership, the KAC PTO partners with the school and the Atlanta Community Food Bank to run a monthly food pantry at KIPP Atlanta Collegiate which provides needed nutrition to students, families and seniors in the community every month.

When there is a problem with education, you can trust Aretta to find a solution. She is a founding team member of Atlanta Thrive, a movement for parents, by parents. The mission of Atlanta Thrive is to empower families to use their voice and their vote to correct the inequities in the Atlanta Public School system.

A proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and a graduate of Spelman College, Aretta has over 20 years of corporate management experience and now owns Shades of Light photography. Her love for life and positive energy is infectious and often shows in her work.

Aretta lives in the Washington Park neighborhood with her amazing daughter, and fellow photographer, Ariel.

CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

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EDUCATION'S REAPPOINTMENT OF ERIKA MITCHELL TO THE CITY OF ATLANTA

– ATLANTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS JOINT COMMITTEE. THIS APPOINTMENT IS FOR A

TERM OF TWO (2) YEARS TO BEGIN RETROACTIVELY ON MARCH 19, 2020 AND

EXPIRE MARCH 18, 2022.

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REAPPOINTMENT OF ERIKA MITCHELL TO THE CITY OF ATLANTA – ATLANTA


TWO (2) YEARS TO BEGIN RETROACTIVELY ON MARCH 19, 2020 AND EXPIRE

MARCH 18, 2022.


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ANDRE DICKENS VOTER

CARLA SMITH VOTER


ANTONIO BROWN VOTER

CLETA WINSLOW VOTER



HOWARD SHOOK VOTER


DUSTIN HILLIS VOTER




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SUBMITTING THE BOARD OF EDUCATION'S REAPPOINTMENT OF ERIKA

MITCHELL TO THE CITY OF ATLANTA – ATLANTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS


YEARS TO BEGIN RETROACTIVELY ON MARCH 19, 2020 AND EXPIRE

MARCH 18, 2022.

April 9, 2020


130 Trinity Ave. SW

Atlanta, GA 30303




to inform you that the Chairman of the Atlanta Board of Education has reappointed Board

Member Erika Mitchell to the City of Atlanta- Atlanta Public Schools Joint Committee.

Enclosed, you will find a copy of her biography and completed BACE Forms.

To ensure that Board Member Mitchell is properly informed of her duties and responsibilities,


[email protected].

Sincerely,

Pierre L. Gaither Executive Administrator



April 9, 2020


130 Trinity Ave. SW

Atlanta, GA 30303





Chairman of the Atlanta Board of Education has reappointed

Board Member Erika Mitchell to the City of Atlanta- Atlanta



To ensure that Board Member Mitchell is properly informed of



[email protected].

Sincerely,




District 5: Erika Mitchell [email protected]

Since elected to the Atlanta Board of Education, Erika Mitchell has established herself as one of Atlanta’s most influential public servant. Mitchell is an active board member when it comes to serving her community and she is a strong believer in parent and community engagement. Within Mitchell’s first year in office, she developed the first electronic newsletter for her district, and established community partnerships with Georgia’s Own Credit Union, Chick fil-A, University for Parents, youthSpark, Fulton County Juvenile Courts, U First Project, NFL Players Association,100 Black Men of America, St. Peters Missionary Baptist Church, and The Launch Pad for her educational district. She has also co-written the first school district Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking policy and protocol in the state of Georgia in collaboration with Dr. Sharnell Myles.

Mitchell currently serving on the Atlanta Board of Education’s Policy Review Committee, Equity Taskforce and the Georgia Statewide Human Trafficking Taskforce Workgroup 1. Mitchell was recently appointed by the City of Atlanta’s Mayor Bottom to serve on the Atlanta 2020 Census Committee. Mitchell is also an elected member of the National School Boards Association’s Council of Urban Boards of Education’s Steering Committee.

RESPECTED PUBLIC SERVANT

The multi-talented professional and local public servant is a native of Atlanta and is committed to bridging the support gap between non-profit organizations and for-profit companies in order to better serve the diverse communities. Mitchell has served as the National Ambassador for the Arthritis Foundation, the President’s Volunteer Service Awards, and the program advisor for Fuel Up To Play 60. Mitchell has served on boards and committees for the following organizations: NFL Alumni, NFL Players Association


Metro Chapter, Caribbean American Advancement Foundation and the American Red Cross.

Mitchell has been awarded 2019 The National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc. (The Greater Atlanta Chapter) Public Servant Award, 2019 C.T Martin’s Public Servant Award, and was honored by The Alabama State University’s “50 under 50” Class of 2018, 2018 America Caribbean Captains of the Industries, 2016 Barack Obama’s “President Lifetime Volunteer Service” Award, the “Martin Luther King, Jr. Drum Major” Award and the 2011 National Black Latino Council Community Organization of the Year.

PRIOR TO CURRENT ROLE

Mitchell is currently the Managing Partner at Sports Unlimited Enterprise, LLC. Sports Unlimited Enterprise, LLC (SUE) specializes in Event planning, Public Relations, Charities, Non-Profits and Branding for current and former professional athletes. SUE’s Mission is to bridge the gap between professional athletes and corporate companies that will engage athletes and or their charities involvement with the youth and their community. SUE provides a platform for athletes to leverage their brands to host or partner with fundraising and charitable events.

Mitchell is also the founder of Atlanta Women In Sports (AWIS), which salutes and honors Atlanta business women who are blazing trails and redefining the position of “sports executive and athletes” with their contributions in the sports industry. AWIS also provides a platform and networking opportunities for women to connect and engage professionals of various industries who carry a similar passion for the business of sports.

EARLY DAYS

A graduate of Alabama State University, Mitchell was able to take advantage of a full athletic scholarship. She won numerous awards for her stellar athletic performance including the Indoor and Outdoor track and field South Western Athletics Conference (SWAC) Championships in 2001, 2002 and 2003. Mitchell earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Computer Information Systems yielding her the knowledge and opportunity to work for major global brands such as Coca Cola, Cbeyond, and Kodak as an Information Technology (IT) specialist.

She furthered her education and received a full scholarship from Esani Paul Mitchell partner school to become a licensed esthetics educator. Shortly after completing her educators’ degree, Mitchell began her teaching career at AVEDA Institute, where she taught histology and physiology of skin, creating AVEDA’s first makeup artist curriculum and small business development. Mitchell also provided State Board certified Continuing Educational Units to professional cosmetologists and estheticians.

Mitchell’s passion for volunteering led her to volunteer her time to international pageants including Miss Africa USA, Miss Latina US, and the Miss Latin America Del Mundo pageant. Through her dedication to volunteer work, she managed to incorporate her business skills and her love for beauty and founded La Reina Pageant Productions in 2010, which also produces Atlanta Latino Fashion Week, Atlanta Caribbean Fashion Week, Miss Georgia Latina™ , Miss Teen Georgia Latina ™, Miss Alabama Latina and Miss Teen Alabama Latina pageants. As producer and state director, her vision is to mentor and create opportunities for Latinas and Caribbeans to pursue their goals and dreams while impacting the community through culture sharing and, most importantly, culture awareness.

CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

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EDUCATION'S REAPPOINTMENT OF ESHE COLLINS TO THE CITY OF ATLANTA –

ATLANTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS JOINT COMMITTEE. THIS APPOINTMENT IS FOR A

TERM OF TWO (2) YEARS TO BEGIN RETROACTIVELY ON FEBRUARY 17, 2019 AND

EXPIRE FEBRUARY 16, 2021.

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REAPPOINTMENT OF ESHE COLLINS TO THE CITY OF ATLANTA – ATLANTA


TWO (2) YEARS TO BEGIN RETROACTIVELY ON FEBRUARY 17, 2019 AND EXPIRE

FEBRUARY 16, 2021.


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CONFIRMED


FAILED

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FILED AND REFERRED

FILED BY COMMITTEE


FORWARDED TO FC/NQ

FORWARDED W/NO

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HELD IN COMMITTEE



REFERRED AS HELD


REFERRED WITHOUT

OBJECTION

RETURNED AS HELD

ROUTED TO COW

HELD IN COW

POSTPONED

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ANDRE DICKENS VOTER

CARLA SMITH VOTER


ANTONIO BROWN VOTER

CLETA WINSLOW VOTER



HOWARD SHOOK VOTER


DUSTIN HILLIS VOTER




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SUBMITTING THE BOARD OF EDUCATION'S REAPPOINTMENT OF ESHE

COLLINS TO THE CITY OF ATLANTA – ATLANTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS


YEARS TO BEGIN RETROACTIVELY ON FEBRUARY 17, 2019 AND EXPIRE

FEBRUARY 16, 2021.

April 9, 2020


130 Trinity Ave. SW

Atlanta, GA 30303




to inform you that the Chairman of the Atlanta Board of Education has reappointed Board

Member Eshè Collins to the City of Atlanta- Atlanta Public Schools Joint Committee. Enclosed,

you will find a copy of her biography and completed BACE Forms.

To ensure that Board Member Collins is properly informed of her duties and responsibilities,


[email protected].

Sincerely,

Pierre L. Gaither

Executive Administrator



April 9, 2020


130 Trinity Ave. SW

Atlanta, GA 30303





Chairman of the Atlanta Board of Education has reappointed

Board Member Eshè Collins to the City of Atlanta- Atlanta



To ensure that Board Member Collins is properly informed of



[email protected].

Sincerely,




District 6: Eshé P. Collins | Board Vice-Chair

[email protected]

An Atlanta native and former teacher in Atlanta Public Schools, Eshé P. Collins never wavered from her strong passion for education. Beginning at a young age, she always knew the value of a solid education: a challenging curriculum, a system of great teachers, and strong family and community involvement. Eshé understands the impact of quality education in realizing the potential of the city, and is excited to leverage her passion and experience to provide all students in Atlanta with the education they deserve. Eshé has an extensive record of commitment and achievement in urban education and communities. As a fourth- and fifth-grade teacher at A.D. Williams Elementary School, 92 percent of her students met or exceeded expectations on the Criterion-Referenced Competency Test for both grade levels. Eshé also led the after-school, and summer tutoring programs for the Bowen Homes community and co-founded the “Reaching Back, Bridging Gaps” reading program, a community-based literacy initiative. Eshé’s work within urban settings has been the combination of her classroom, policy and legal experience on issues that address student achievement and equity in education. She analyzed national education issues and advocated for accessible healthcare at the Children’s Defense Fund. Also, Eshé worked in Cape Town, South Africa, where she helped refugee women and children access quality services and enrollment in local schools. Currently, Eshé serves as Georgia State University’s project director for Jumpstart, an early education, nonprofit organization that delivers a high-quality curriculum to preschool children in low-income neighborhoods. In this role, she trains adults to teach and lead in their communities; works closely with parents to improve family involvement; and more importantly, inspires children to learn through the love of literacy. Within the program, Eshé has increased community involvement by 150 percent, which has resulted in


community members’ service of more than 15,000 hours in the classroom and community each year. In pursuit of her passion, Eshé earned a B.A. degree in psychology from Spelman College; M.S. in urban teacher leadership from Georgia State University; and J.D., cum laude, from North Carolina Central University School of Law. She holds Georgia educator certifications in early childhood education and educational leadership, and a license to practice law in the state of Georgia. Eshé is a woman of many accomplishments and continues to be an avid servant throughout the Atlanta community.

CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

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A COMMUNICATION FROM CHIEF PROCUREMENT OFFICER DAVID L. WILSON, II

SUBMITTING THE APRIL 13, 2020 THROUGH APRIL 17, 2020 WEEKLY CONTRACTS

REPORT TO THE ATLANTA CITY COUNCIL AND CLERK OF COUNCIL PURSUANT

TO SECTION 2-1142 OF THE ATLANTA CITY CODE OF ORDINANCES.

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FILED

FILED AND REFERRED

FILED BY COMMITTEE


FORWARDED TO FC/NQ

FORWARDED W/NO

RECOMMENDATION

HELD IN COMMITTEE



REFERRED AS HELD


REFERRED WITHOUT

OBJECTION

RETURNED AS HELD

ROUTED TO COW

HELD IN COW

POSTPONED

RETAINED AS HELD




ANDRE DICKENS VOTER

CARLA SMITH VOTER


ANTONIO BROWN VOTER

CLETA WINSLOW VOTER



HOWARD SHOOK VOTER


DUSTIN HILLIS VOTER




[Unanimous]

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A COMMUNICATION FROM CHIEF PROCUREMENT OFFICER DAVID L.

WILSON, II SUBMITTING THE APRIL 13, 2020 THROUGH APRIL 17, 2020

WEEKLY CONTRACTS REPORT TO THE ATLANTA CITY COUNCIL AND

CLERK OF COUNCIL PURSUANT TO SECTION 2-1142 OF THE ATLANTA

CITY CODE OF ORDINANCES.

April 22, 2020

The Honorable Felicia A. Moore

President, Atlanta City Council

55 Trinity Avenue, Suite 2900

Atlanta, GA 30303

Re: Department of Procurement Weekly Contracts Report

Dear Council President Moore:

Pursuant to Section 2-1142 of the Atlanta City Code of Ordinances, the Chief

Procurement Officer is required to submit monthly reports of contracting activity to City

Council. However, to provide greater transparency and information that is closer to real-time

reporting, we have elected to provide reports on a weekly basis. Accordingly, I have attached

for your review a copy of the April 13 - April 17, 2020 Weekly Contracts Report (Report) to

the Atlanta City Council and Clerk of Council.

As required in the Procurement Code, the Report is comprised of the titles of contracts

and methods of selection, as well as those contracts authorized by the City Council with related

dollar amounts. It includes any emergency contracts, change orders or changes in scope to

designated contracts. Additionally, pursuant to Article III, Section 2-176 of the Procurement

Code, the Report lists those contracts not executed within ninety (90) days of Council approval

and the reason therefor. Finally, with respect to any change order approved pursuant to Atlanta

City Code Section 2-1292(a), a copy of the written determination is attached.

Please let me know if you have any questions or need additional assistance.

Sincerely,

David L. Wilson, II

Chief Procurement Officer

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Attachment

cc: City Councilmembers (w/att)

Mr. Joshua Williams, COO (w/att)

Mr. Jestin Johnson, DCOO (w/att)

Ms. Carmen Chubb, COS (w/att)

Mr. Foris Webb (w/att)

CITY OF ATLANTA SUITE 1900

55 TRINITY AVENUE, SW

ATLANTA, GA 30303

(404) 330-6204 Fax: (404) 658-7705

Internet Home Page: www.atlantaga.gov

Keisha Lance Bottoms

Mayor

DEPARTMENT OF PROCUREMENT

David L. Wilson II Chief Procurement Officer

April 22, 2020




Atlanta, GA 30303



Pursuant to Section 2-1142 of the Atlanta City Code of Ordinances, the Chief Procurement

Officer is required to submit monthly reports of contracting activity to City Council. However, to

provide greater transparency and information that is closer to real-time reporting, we have elected to

provide reports on a weekly basis. Accordingly, I have attached for your review a copy of the April

13 – April 17, 2020 Weekly Contracts Report (Report) to the Atlanta City Council and Clerk of

Council.

As required in the Procurement Code, the Report is comprised of the titles of contracts and

methods of selection, as well as those contracts authorized by the City Council with related dollar

amounts. It includes any emergency contracts, change orders or changes in scope to designated

contracts. Additionally, pursuant to Article III, Section 2-176 of the Procurement Code, the Report

lists those contracts not executed within ninety (90) days of Council approval and the reason therefor.

Finally, with respect to any change order approved pursuant to Atlanta City Code Section 2-1292(a),

a copy of the written determination is attached.


Sincerely,

David L. Wilson II


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WEEKLY CONTRACTS REPORT TO ATLANTA CITY COUNCIL

MONDAY, APRIL 20, 2020

REPORTING PERIOD WEEK: APRIL 13 - 17, 2020

FC NUMBER TITLE OF PROJECT DATE OF

ADVERTISEMENT

METHOD OF

SOURCE

SELECTION

RFP-S-1200311Architectural, Engineering, Design &

Construction Management Services3/4/2020 RFP-S

IFB-C-1200349 West Economy Parking Lot Water Relocations 3/5/2020 IFB-C

IFB-S-1200413 Arbitrage Rebate Calculation Services 3/9/2020 IFB-S

RFP-S-1200363Airport Situation Awareness System Integrator

Consultant Engagement Services3/11/2020 RFP-S

IFB-C-1200212 Installation of Traffic Calming Measures 3/13/2020 IFB-C

IFB-G-1200386 Heavy Duty Trailers 3/4/2020 IFB-G

IFB-G-1200143Drum Screen Replacement Parts and

Services3/5/2020 IFB-G

IFB-G-1200420 Work Uniforms 3/5/2020 IFB-G

IFB-G-1200426Information Technology Hardware and

Software Supplies3/6/2020 IFB-G

IFB-G-1200421 Anti-Foam Water Additive 3/12/2020 IFB-G

ADVERTISED PROJECTS




FC NUMBER TITLE OF CONTRACTMETHOD OF

SOURCE SELECTION DOLLAR AMOUNT

FC-7863

GROUND TRANSPORTATION TAXI

OVERFLOW OPERATION SERVICES AT

HJAIA

Renewal $303,863.41

FC-5210 VENDING CONCESSIONS SERVICES Renewal tbd

FC-10278

FUEL STORAGE FACILITY AND FUELING

FACILITY OPERATION AND GROUND

SUPPORT FUELING MANAGEMENT AT

HJAIA

Amendment # 1 $27,720,127.83

FC-6836 A&BCITYWIDE MANAGING GENERAL

CONTRACTOR SERVICESAmendment # 9 $400,000.00

FC-8392 AEMERGENCY ONCALL SERVICES FOR

DEBRIS REMOVALRenewal # 2 As Needed

FC-9895 ONESTOP CAREER CENTER OPERATOR To Amend and Renew $289,713.00

FC-10398CITYWIDE ELECTRICAL REPAIR AND

MAINTENANCE SERVICESAmendment # 3 $135,000.00

FC-8779STANDBY EMERGENCY REPAIR AND

RESTORATION SERVICESAmendment # 1 $500,000.00

FC-9013COST ALLOCATION CONSULTING

SERVICESRenewal # 1 $95,930.00

FC-7216 NATURAL GAS SUPPORT SERVICES Renewal # 2for determined rates

for service

FC-9974CITYWIDE CONTRACT FOR DEMOLITION

AND ASBESTOS ABATEMENT SERVICESAmendment # 3 $1,000,000.00

FC-10408 ON-CALL IT SERVICES Amendment # 3 $2,516,000.00

PROJECTS AUTHORIZED BY COUNCIL




DEPARTMENT EA NUMBER TITLE OF CONTRACT

None to Report.

EMERGENCY CONTRACTS




FC NUMBERTITLE OF CONTRACT / VENDOR

NAME

CHANGE

ORDER

DOLLAR

AMOUNT REASON

None to Report.

COUNCIL - "*"

CPO - "**"

CHANGE ORDERS

AUTHORIZATION BY:




FC NUMBER CONTRACT NAME NOTES

FC-10327A TechHire Software Development TrainingPending official correspondence of

Cancellation from the User Agency.

FC-10327B TechHire Software Development Training

User Agency pending response from

Vendor on SOW and payment

schedule.

FC-4944Tennis Management Services,

Amendment # 3Routing for Signature with Risk.


Amendment # 4Routing for Signature with Risk.

SS-S-1200080

IBM Maximo Asset Management Annual

Software Subscription and Support

Services

Draft document is closer to completion.

ITB-S-1190453Annual Contract for Traveling Screens

Service & Repair

Bonds are routing for signature with the

CFO.

FC-8741 A-D

Miscellaneous Repairs and Construction

Services for ADA Repairs and Other

Improvements, Amendment # 3

Law is continuing to review all

Amendments.

CO-OP-1190642 Cellular and Wire-Line Services Pending vendor response.

FC-8412AAnnual Contract for Sanitary Sewer Repair

Services, Amendment # 2Routing for signature.

CONTRACTS NOT EXECUTED WITHIN 90 DAYS





FC-8412BAnnual Contract for Sanitary Sewer Repair

Services, Amendment # 3A new COI is required.

ITB-C-1190431

SR 260 Glenwood Ave. US 23 SR 42

Moreland Ave. Intersection Improvements

(PI.001023)

Routing for signature.

RFP-10311 Cycle Atlanta 1.0, Amendment # 1Routing for signature in the Mayor's

Office.




FC

NUMBERTITLE OF CONTRACT

CHANGE IN SCOPE OF

SERVICES

None to Report.

CHANGES IN SCOPE

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PROCUREMENT OFFICER DAVID L.

WILSON, II SUBMITTING THE APRIL 13,

2020 THROUGH APRIL 17, 2020 WEEKLY

CONTRACTS REPORT TO THE ATLANTA

CITY COUNCIL AND CLERK OF

COUNCIL PURSUANT TO SECTION 2-1142

OF THE ATLANTA CITY CODE OF

ORDINANCES.

CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

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FILED

FILED AND REFERRED

FILED BY COMMITTEE


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RETURNED AS HELD

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ANDRE DICKENS VOTER

CARLA SMITH VOTER


ANTONIO BROWN VOTER

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A COMMUNICATION FROM CHIEF PROCUREMENT OFFICER DAVID L.

WILSON, II SUBMITTING THE APRIL 20, 2020 THROUGH APRIL 24, 2020

WEEKLY CONTRACTS REPORT TO THE ATLANTA CITY COUNCIL AND

CLERK OF COUNCIL PURSUANT TO SECTION 2-1142 OF THE ATLANTA

CITY CODE OF ORDINANCES.

April 27, 2020




Atlanta, GA 30303



Pursuant to Section 2-1142 of the Atlanta City Code of Ordinances, the Chief

Procurement Officer is required to submit monthly reports of contracting activity to City

Council. However, to provide greater transparency and information that is closer to real-time

reporting, we have elected to provide reports on a weekly basis. Accordingly, I have attached

for your review a copy of the April 20 - April 24, 2020 Weekly Contracts Report (Report) to

the Atlanta City Council and Clerk of Council.

As required in the Procurement Code, the Report is comprised of the titles of contracts

and methods of selection, as well as those contracts authorized by the City Council with related

dollar amounts. It includes any emergency contracts, change orders or changes in scope to

designated contracts. Additionally, pursuant to Article III, Section 2-176 of the Procurement

Code, the Report lists those contracts not executed within ninety (90) days of Council approval

and the reason therefor. Finally, with respect to any change order approved pursuant to Atlanta

City Code Section 2-1292(a), a copy of the written determination is attached.


Sincerely,

David L. Wilson, II


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Attachment


Mr. Joshua Williams, COO (w/att



Mr. Foris Webb, III (w/att)

CITY OF ATLANTA SUITE 1900

55 TRINITY AVENUE, SW

ATLANTA, GA 30303

(404) 330-6204 Fax: (404) 658-7705

Internet Home Page: www.atlantaga.gov

Keisha Lance Bottoms

Mayor

DEPARTMENT OF PROCUREMENT

David L. Wilson II Chief Procurement Officer

April 27, 2020




Atlanta, GA 30303



Pursuant to Section 2-1142 of the Atlanta City Code of Ordinances, the Chief Procurement

Officer is required to submit monthly reports of contracting activity to City Council. However, to

provide greater transparency and information that is closer to real-time reporting, we have elected to

provide reports on a weekly basis. Accordingly, I have attached for your review a copy of the April

20 – April 24, 2020 Weekly Contracts Report (Report) to the Atlanta City Council and Clerk of

Council.

As required in the Procurement Code, the Report is comprised of the titles of contracts and

methods of selection, as well as those contracts authorized by the City Council with related dollar

amounts. It includes any emergency contracts, change orders or changes in scope to designated

contracts. Additionally, pursuant to Article III, Section 2-176 of the Procurement Code, the Report

lists those contracts not executed within ninety (90) days of Council approval and the reason therefor.

Finally, with respect to any change order approved pursuant to Atlanta City Code Section 2-1292(a),

a copy of the written determination is attached.


Sincerely,

David L. Wilson II


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DocuSign Envelope ID: A3765230-4157-4A80-A2C0-CD3E319E4D1B

http://www.ci.atlanta.ga.us/




FC NUMBER TITLE OF PROJECT DATE OF

ADVERTISEMENT

METHOD OF

SOURCE

SELECTION

RFP-S-1200311Architectural, Engineering, Design &

Construction Management Services3/4/2020 RFP-S

IFB-C-1200349 West Economy Parking Lot Water Relocations 3/5/2020 IFB-C

IFB-S-1200413 Arbitrage Rebate Calculation Services 3/9/2020 IFB-S

RFP-S-1200363Airport Situation Awareness System Integrator

Consultant Engagement Services3/11/2020 RFP-S

IFB-C-1200212 Installation of Traffic Calming Measures 3/13/2020 IFB-C

IFB-G-1200386 Heavy Duty Trailers 3/4/2020 IFB-G

IFB-G-1200143Drum Screen Replacement Parts and

Services3/5/2020 IFB-G

IFB-G-1200420 Work Uniforms 3/5/2020 IFB-G

IFB-G-1200426Information Technology Hardware and

Software Supplies3/6/2020 IFB-G

IFB-G-1200421 Anti-Foam Water Additive 3/12/2020 IFB-G

ADVERTISED PROJECTS




FC NUMBER TITLE OF CONTRACTMETHOD OF

SOURCE SELECTION DOLLAR AMOUNT

FC-7863

GROUND TRANSPORTATION TAXI

OVERFLOW OPERATION SERVICES AT

HJAIA

Renewal $303,863.41

FC-5210 VENDING CONCESSIONS SERVICES Renewal tbd

FC-10278

FUEL STORAGE FACILITY AND FUELING

FACILITY OPERATION AND GROUND

SUPPORT FUELING MANAGEMENT AT

HJAIA

Amendment # 1 $27,720,127.83

FC-6836 A&BCITYWIDE MANAGING GENERAL

CONTRACTOR SERVICESAmendment # 9 $400,000.00

FC-8392 AEMERGENCY ONCALL SERVICES FOR

DEBRIS REMOVALRenewal # 2 As Needed

FC-9895 ONESTOP CAREER CENTER OPERATOR To Amend and Renew $289,713.00

FC-10398CITYWIDE ELECTRICAL REPAIR AND

MAINTENANCE SERVICESAmendment # 3 $135,000.00

FC-8779STANDBY EMERGENCY REPAIR AND

RESTORATION SERVICESAmendment # 1 $500,000.00

FC-9013COST ALLOCATION CONSULTING

SERVICESRenewal # 1 $95,930.00

FC-7216 NATURAL GAS SUPPORT SERVICES Renewal # 2for determined rates

for service

FC-9974CITYWIDE CONTRACT FOR DEMOLITION

AND ASBESTOS ABATEMENT SERVICESAmendment # 3 $1,000,000.00

FC-10408 ON-CALL IT SERVICES Amendment # 3 $2,516,000.00

PROJECTS AUTHORIZED BY COUNCIL




DEPARTMENT EA NUMBER TITLE OF CONTRACT

None to Report.

EMERGENCY CONTRACTS




FC NUMBERTITLE OF CONTRACT / VENDOR

NAME

CHANGE

ORDER

DOLLAR

AMOUNT REASON

None to Report.

COUNCIL - "*"

CPO - "**"

CHANGE ORDERS

AUTHORIZATION BY:





FC-10327A TechHire Software Development TrainingPending official correspondence of

Cancellation from the User Agency.

FC-10327B TechHire Software Development Training

User Agency pending response from

Vendor on SOW and payment

schedule.


Amendment # 4

Routing for Signature in the Clerk's

Office.

SS-S-1200080

IBM Maximo Asset Management Annual

Software Subscription and Support

Services

DOL continues to work on Terms and

Conditions.

ITB-S-1190453Annual Contract for Traveling Screens

Service & RepairRouting for Signature in DOP.

FC-8741 A-D





Amendments.

FC-8741 A-D





Amendments.

CO-OP-1190642 Cellular and Wire-Line Services Pending vendor response.

FC-8412AAnnual Contract for Sanitary Sewer Repair

Services, Amendment # 2Routing for signature.

FC-8412BAnnual Contract for Sanitary Sewer Repair

Services, Amendment # 3Pending a Signature page revision.

CONTRACTS NOT EXECUTED WITHIN 90 DAYS




FC

NUMBERTITLE OF CONTRACT

CHANGE IN SCOPE OF

SERVICES

None to Report.

CHANGES IN SCOPE

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MAYOR’S ACTION

A COMMUNICATION FROM CHIEF

PROCUREMENT OFFICER DAVID L.

WILSON, II SUBMITTING THE APRIL 20,

2020 THROUGH APRIL 24, 2020 WEEKLY

CONTRACTS REPORT TO THE ATLANTA

CITY COUNCIL AND CLERK OF

COUNCIL PURSUANT TO SECTION 2-1142

OF THE ATLANTA CITY CODE OF

ORDINANCES.

PERSONAL PAPERS

ADOPTED

MAY 4, 2020

20-R-3912


A RESOLUTION BY COUNCILMEMBERS AMIR FAROKHI, CARLA SMITH, ANTONIO BROWN,

MICHAEL JULIAN BOND, ANDREA BOONE, JENNIFER IDE, MARCI COLLIER OVERSTREET,

JOYCE M. SHEPERD, ANDRE DICKENS, J. P. MATZIGKEIT, DUSTIN HILLIS, HOWARD SHOOK,

MATT WESTMORELAND AND NATALYN ARCHIBONG CONDEMNING RACIST WORDS AND

ACTIONS TARGETING ASIAN AMERICANS AND PACIFIC ISLANDERS; AND FOR OTHER

PURPOSES.

WHEREAS, according to Stop AAPI Hate, there has been a surge in harassment towards Asian

Americans across the country in recent weeks; and

WHEREAS, these cases have predominantly targeted women and children in public places such as drug

stores and supermarkets; and

WHEREAS, the uptick is largely derived from the xenophobic rhetoric by some public officials in

connection with the coronavirus pandemic.

WHEREAS, sadly, Atlanta is not immune to these events; and

WHEREAS, as reported by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution on April 23rd, plaques referring to COVID-

19 as the “Wuhan Plague” have begun appearing in Atlanta on local businesses and streets; and

WHEREAS, Atlanta aspires to be a welcoming and inclusive city that respects, embraces, and defends

everyone from racism; and

WHEREAS, at this time, we must do more to live up to this charge and ensure residents of Asian and

Pacific Islander descent are safe and welcome in Atlanta; and

WHEREAS, because racist words on the national stage should not translate to hateful actions on our

local streets.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA,

GEORGIA, that racist words and actions targeting Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders are

unacceptable and hereby condemned.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Atlanta City Council requests that the Atlanta Police

Department do everything in its power to investigate and arrest those carrying out illegal bias-motivated

crimes against any targeted community.

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CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

20-R-3912 SPONSOR SIGNATURES

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CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

20-R-3912

A RESOLUTION BY COUNCILMEMBERS AMIR FAROKHI, CARLA SMITH, ANTONIO BROWN,

MICHAEL JULIAN BOND, ANDREA BOONE, JENNIFER IDE, MARCI COLLIER OVERSTREET,

JOYCE M. SHEPERD, ANDRE DICKENS, J. P. MATZIGKEIT, DUSTIN HILLIS, HOWARD SHOOK,

MATT WESTMORELAND AND NATALYN ARCHIBONG CONDEMNING RACIST WORDS AND

ACTIONS TARGETING ASIAN AMERICANS AND PACIFIC ISLANDERS; AND FOR OTHER

PURPOSES.

Workflow List: Atlanta City Council Completed 05/04/2020 1:00 PM

Mayor's Office Pending

05/04/2020 Atlanta City Council ADOPTED

RESULT: ADOPTED [14 TO 0]

MOVER: Amir R Farokhi, Councilmember, District 2

SECONDER: Carla Smith, Councilmember, District 1

AYES: Bond, Westmoreland, Dickens, Smith, Farokhi, Brown, Archibong, Ide, Shook,

Matzigkeit, Hillis, Boone, Overstreet, Sheperd

AWAY: Cleta Winslow

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A RESOLUTION BY COUNCILMEMBERS AMIR FAROKHI, CARLA SMITH, ANTONIO

BROWN, MICHAEL JULIAN BOND, ANDREA BOONE, JENNIFER IDE, MARCI COLLIER

OVERSTREET, JOYCE M. SHEPERD, ANDRE DICKENS, J. P. MATZIGKEIT, DUSTIN HILLIS,

HOWARD SHOOK, MATT WESTMORELAND AND NATALYN ARCHIBONG CONDEMNING

RACIST WORDS AND ACTIONS TARGETING ASIAN AMERICANS AND PACIFIC

ISLANDERS; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

VOTE RECORD - RESOLUTION 20-R-3912

ADOPTED

ADVERSED

FAVORABLE

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HELD IN COMMITTEE

TABLED

DEFERRED

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FILED

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QUESTION CALLED

SUBSTITUTED

AMENDED

REFERRED TO ZRB AND ZC

REFERRED WITHOUT OBJECTION

ADOPTED AS AMENDED

ADOPTED SUBSTITUTE

ADOPTED SUBSTITUTE AS

AMENDED

FORWARDED

REFERRED TO SC


FAILED

ADVERSED IN COMMITTEE


FORWARDED W/NO

RECOMMENDATION

FORWARDED TO FC/NQ

FAVORABLE/SUB/AMENDED

FAVORABLE/SUB/AMND/CONDITION

FAVORABLE/AMND/CONDITION

RETURNED AS HELD

FAVORABLE/SUB/CONDITION




ANDRE DICKENS VOTER

CARLA SMITH SECONDER

AMIR R FAROKHI MOVER

ANTONIO BROWN VOTER

CLETA WINSLOW VOTER AWAY



HOWARD SHOOK VOTER


DUSTIN HILLIS VOTER




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FAVORABLE ON CONDITION

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AMENDED SUBSTITUTE

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OVERRIDEN


SUSTAINED WITHOUT OBJECTION

TABLED W/O OBJECTION

HELD IN COW

POSTPONED

RETAINED AS HELD

REFER TO ZRB AND ZC W/O

OBJECTION

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CERTIFIED

5/4/2020

ATLANTA CITY COUNCIL PRESIDENT

CERTIFIED 5/4/2020

MUNICIPAL CLERK

Mayor’s Action

See Authentication Page Attachment

PERSONAL PAPERS

REFERRED

MAY 4, 2020

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AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER HOWARD SHOOK TO AMEND SPI-12

(BUCKHEAD/LENOX STATIONS SPECIAL PUBLIC INTEREST DISTRICT) TO CREATE A NEW

SUBAREA FOUR (4) ENTITLED PIEDMONT CENTER; TO REZONE CERTAIN PROPERTIES

LISTED HEREIN AND COMMONLY KNOWN AS PIEDMONT CENTER FROM THE PD-OC

(PLANNED DEVELOPMENT-OFFICE COMMERCIAL) ZONING CLASSIFICATION TO THE SPI-12

SA4 (BUCKHEAD LENOX STATIONS SPECIAL PUBLIC INTEREST DISTRICT SUBAREA 4)

ZONING CLASSIFICATION AND TO THE BUCKHEAD PARKING OVERLAY DISTRICT; AND

FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

WHEREAS, the SPI-12 (Buckhead/Lenox Stations Special Public Interest District) was created by

Ordinance 12-O-0228 adopted by the Atlanta City Council on May 21, 2012 and approved by operation

of law on May 30, 2012; and

WHEREAS, the SPI-12 zoning district boundaries were extended north of the Buckhead Loop pursuant

to Ordinance 13-O-0333 adopted by the Atlanta City Council on August 19, 2013 and approved by

operation of law on August 28, 2013; and

WHEREAS, the Buckhead Parking Overlay District was created through the adoption of Ordinance No.

18-O-1029 (Z-17-88) by the Atlanta City Council on February 19, 2019 and approved by signature of

the Mayor on February 26, 2019, as amended by Ordinance No. 18-O-1254 adopted by the Atlanta City

Council on July 2, 2018 and approved by operation of law on July 11, 2018; and

WHEREAS, currently the properties on the east side of Piedmont Road immediately north of the SPI-12

(Buckhead/Lenox Stations Special Public Interest District) zoning district boundaries are zoned PD-OC

(Planned Development Office Commercial) pursuant to a series of zoning approvals dating back to

1984; and

WHEREAS, the development accommodated by the existing PD-OC (Planned Development Office

Commercial) zoning district is inconsistent with the emerging pedestrian oriented mixed use

development in the area; and

WHEREAS, due to the recent improvements in the immediate area such as PATH 400, the opening of

the Buckhead MARTA station access in Tower Place and other new development along the Piedmont

Road corridor, an extension of the SPI-12 (Buckhead/Lenox Stations Special Public Interest District)

zoning district boundaries north of the Buckhead Loop on Piedmont Road is appropriate; and

WHEREAS, the purpose and intent of this ordinance is to amend the zoning regulations for the SPI-12

(Buckhead/Lenox Stations Special Public Interest District) zoning classification, including the creation

of a new Subarea 4, and to rezone the Piedmont Center development from its current PD-OC (Planned

Development Office Commercial) zoning district to the new Subarea 4 of the SPI-12 (Buckhead/Lenox

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Stations Special Public Interest District) zoning classification and include the properties in the

Buckhead Parking Overlay District; and

THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA HEREBY ORDAINS, as follows:

Section 1: That to create a new Subarea 4 in the SPI-12 Buckhead Lenox Stations District, Map

Attachments A through D and Exhibit X incorporated by reference in Section 16-18L.003 shall be

amended and replaced in their entirety with Map Attachments A through D and Exhibit X attached

hereto as Exhibit “A”.

Section 2: That Section 16-18L.001 shall be amended to add the following:

“4. Section 16-18L.001(2) shall apply to properties in Subarea 4 as if the Subarea 4 regulations were

adopted as a part of the effective date of this chapter.”

Section 3: That Section 16-18L.003 shall be amended to add “4. Subarea-4 - Piedmont Center” at the

end.

Section 4: That Section 16-18L.006 Table 1: SPI-12 Buckhead/Lenox Stations Table of Uses shall be

amended to add a Subarea 4 column. The permitted principal uses, special use permit uses and

prohibited uses in Subarea 4 shall be the same as in SPI-12 Subarea 1 with the exception of the

following uses which shall be prohibited in Subarea 4: (a) fueling stations; (b) plumbing, heating,

ventilation, airconditioning service/repair; and (c) automobile repair garages, service stations and paint

and body shops, provided that no service station may be located within 1,500 feet of another service

station. Veterinary clinics, provided animals are kept in soundproof buildings, shall be permitted to

have overnight boarding of animals in Subarea 4.

Section 5: That Section 16-18L.007(1) Table 2: SPI-12 Buckhead/Lenox Stations Development

Controls Table which currently reads as follows:

TABLE 2: SPI 12 BUCKHEAD/LENOX

STATIONS DEVELOPMENT CONTROLS

TABLE

SUBAREA 1 SUBAREA 2 SUBAREA 3

Total FAR, maximum a NA a NA 0.40

Front yard, minimum (feet) b NA b NA b NA

Side and rear yard, minimum (feet) No minimum No minimum 20′

INDEX/FOOTNOTES

NON-RESIDENTIAL USES (COMMERCIAL

AND RETAIL USES)

a Not Applicable in Subareas 1 and 2. See Transitional heights, yards and screening requirements. b Not Applicable. See Sidewalk and

Supplemental Zone requirements.

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IS HEREBY AMENDED TO READ AS FOLLOWS:

TABLE 2: SPI 12

BUCKHEAD/LENOX

STATIONS

DEVELOPMENT

CONTROLS TABLE

SUBAREA 1 SUBAREA 2 SUBAREA 3 SUBAREA 4

Total FAR, maximum a NA a NA 0.40 a NA

Front yard, minimum (feet) b NA b NA b NA b NA

Side and rear yard,

minimum (feet)

No minimum No minimum 20′ No minimum except

where the property abuts

R-1 through R-5 or PD-

H zoning districts.

Abutting R-1 through R-

3 zoning districts the

minimum side or rear

yards shall be a 50 foot

transitional yard which

shall not be used for the

purpose of parking,

paving, loading,

servicing or storage

activity and shall be

planted and/or

maintained in natural

state. Abutting R-4, R-5

and PD-H zoning

districts the minimum

side or rear yards shall

be a 20 foot transitional

yard which shall not be

used for the purpose of

parking, paving, loading,

servicing or storage

activity and shall be

planted and/or

maintained in natural

state.

INDEX/FOOTNOTES

NON-RESIDENTIAL

USES (COMMERCIAL

AND RETAIL USES)

a Not Applicable in Subareas 1, 2 and 4. See Transitional heights, yards and screening requirements. b Not

Applicable. See Sidewalk and Supplemental Zone requirements.

Section 6: That Section 16-18L.007(2) Table 3B: SPI-12 Buckhead/Lenox Stations Height Table -

Maximum Height which currently reads as follows:

TABLE 3B: SPI-12 BUCKHEAD/LENOX STATIONS

BUILDING HEIGHT TABLE - MAXIMUM HEIGHT

SUBAREA 1 and

SUBAREA 2

SUBAREA 3

Baseline height, maximum (feet) 225′ 35′

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Block area height, maximum (feet) 225′ Not Applicable

Peachtree frontage area height, maximum (feet) 75′ Not Applicable

Transit station area height, maximum (feet) 100′ Not Applicable

Total buildable height, maximum (feet) a 600 35′ a Maximum total building height in Subareas 1 and 2 shall be the sum of subsections section 16-18L.007(3)(a) through (3)(d), provided that said sum shall not exceed 600 feet except for architectural features and incentivized development in Subareas 1, 2 and 4 as regulated in section 16-

18L.007(3)(e)(ii) and (iii).


TABLE 3B: SPI-12 BUCKHEAD/LENOX STATIONS

BUILDING HEIGHT TABLE - MAXIMUM HEIGHT

SUBAREA 1

SUBAREA 2 and

SUBAREA 4

SUBAREA 3

Baseline height, maximum (feet) 225′ 35′

Block area height, maximum (feet) 225′ Not Applicable

Peachtree frontage area height, maximum (feet) 75′ Not Applicable

Transit station area height, maximum (feet) 100′ Not Applicable

Total buildable height, maximum (feet) a 600 35′ a Maximum total building height in Subareas 1, 2 and 4 shall be the sum of subsections section 16-18L.007(3)(a) through (3)(d), provided that

said sum shall not exceed 600 feet except for architectural features and incentivized development in Subareas 1 and 2 as regulated in section 16-18L.007(3)(e)(ii) and (iii).

Section 7: That Section 16-18L.007(3) which currently reads as follows in the first sentence:

“[Building height in subareas 1 and 2:] Building heights in subareas 1 and 2 shall be governed by the

following provisions, subject to the transitional height limits set forth in subsection 5.”

IS HEREBY AMENDED TO READ AS FOLLOWS IN THE FIRST SENTENCE:

“[Building height in subareas 1, 2 and 4:] Building heights in subareas 1, 2 and 4 shall be governed by

the following provisions, subject to the transitional height limits set forth in subsection 5.”

Section 8: That Section 16-18L.008(1)(a) Table 4: SPI-12 Buckhead/Lenox Stations Open Space Table

which currently reads as follows:

TABLE 4: SPI-12 BUCKHEAD/LENOX

STATIONS OPEN SPACE TABLE

SUBAREA 1 SUBAREA 2 SUBAREA 3

Residential and dwellings uses 20% 25% 65%

Non-residential uses (commercial and retail uses) 15% Not Applicable Not Applicable

Non-residential uses (all other uses) 10% Not Applicable Not Applicable


TABLE 4: SPI-12

BUCKHEAD/LENOX

SUBAREA 1 SUBAREA 2 SUBAREA 3 SUBAREA 4

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STATIONS OPEN SPACE

TABLE

Residential and dwellings uses 20% 25% 65% 20%

Non-residential uses (commercial

and retail uses)

15% Not

Applicable

Not

Applicable

15%

Non-residential uses (all other

uses)

10% Not

Applicable

Not

Applicable

10%

Section 9: That Section 16-18L.009 be amended by adding the following language:

“11. In recognition of the existing mature tree canopy, landscaping and topography located between the

back of curb and the buildings on Piedmont Road in Subarea 4, properties in Subarea 4 shall be exempt

from compliance with Section 16-18L.009(1) through Section 16-18L.009(5) and Table 5: SPI-12

Buckhead/Lenox Stations Sidewalk Table on Piedmont Road unless the mature tree canopy and

landscaped area on the applicable property is redeveloped. To the extent the exemption in this Section

16-18L.009(11) is utilized, the applicable property shall retain the existing five foot (5’) walk zone

located at back of curb on Piedmont Road and provide a separate eight foot (8’) multi-use path between

the building and the back of curb on Piedmont Road.”

Section 10: That Section 16-18L.010 shall be amended by adding the following language:



from compliance with Section 16-18L.010(1) through (3) and Table 6: SPI-12 Buckhead/Lenox

Stations Supplemental Zone Table on Piedmont Road unless the mature tree canopy and landscaped area

on the applicable property is redeveloped.

Section 11: That Section 16-18L.011 shall be amended by adding the following language:



from compliance with Section 16-18L.011(2)(b) (major sidewalk-level entrances), Section 16-

18L.011(2)(c) (major sidewalk-level active uses), Section 16-18L.011(8) (address) and Section 16-

18L.011(9) (up-lighting) on Piedmont Road unless the mature tree canopy and landscaped area on the

applicable property is redeveloped.

Section 12: That Section 16-18L.014(2)(a) which current reads as follows:

a. Streets, private streets and private drives intersecting with Peachtree Road or primary streets:

i. Shall be designed to have the appearance of public streets and shall meet the requirements of sections

16-18L,009, 16-18L.010 and 16-18L.011 for a minimum distance of 50 feet from the Peachtree Road or

primary street entryway as measured along the center-line of the street or drive; and”

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a. Streets, private streets and private drives intersecting with Peachtree Road or primary streets:

i. Shall be designed to have the appearance of public streets and shall meet the requirements of sections

16-18L,009, 16-18L.010 and 16-18L.011 for a minimum distance of 50 feet from the Peachtree Road or

primary street entryway, as measured along the center-line of the street or drive; provided, however, in

recognition of the existing mature tree canopy, landscaping and topography located between the back of

curb and the buildings on Piedmont Road in Subarea 4, properties in Subarea 4 shall be exempt from

compliance with this Section 16-18L.014(2)(i) unless the mature tree canopy and landscaped area on

the applicable property is redeveloped; and”

Section 13: That Section 16-18L.015(1) which currently reads:

“1. Block connectivity. New development proposing to contain a continuous block face greater than 600

feet in length without an intervening street or a private street that functions as a public street meeting the

requirements of section 16-18L.014(2) shall be traversed by streets which create block faces no more

than 400 feet in length along a public street.”


“1. Block connectivity. New development in Subareas 1, 2 and 3 proposing to contain a continuous

block face greater than 600 feet in length without an intervening street or a private street that functions

as a public street meeting the requirements of section 16-18L.014(2) shall be traversed by streets which

create block faces no more than 400 feet in length along a public street.

Section 14: That Section 16-18L.015 shall be amended to add the following:

“6. Old Ivy Road. In Subarea 4, access to Old Ivy Road shall be designed to incorporate raised concrete

curbing and/or other mechanisms to provide a significant physical barrier to substantially discourage

turning movements which are contrary to the intended design of the driveway and its related signage.

The driveway access on Old Ivy Road shall be channelized to the west toward the Habersham-Old Ivy

intersection. The Old Ivy Road curb cut driveway shall include signage prohibiting right hand turns out

of the property onto Old Ivy Road and signage visible from the Old Ivy Road right-of-way which

prohibits left hand turns from Old Ivy Road into the property. The Old Ivy Road curb cut shall be

closed to vehicular traffic from 7:00 pm to 7:00 am daily and at all times on the weekend. Closing shall

be accomplished with a physical barrier such as a gate or chain. In the event of significant or repeated

illegal turns into or out of the Old Ivy Road curb cut, the owner shall provide, at the discretion of the

City of Atlanta Office of Transportation, at the owner’s expense, an off-duty City of Atlanta police

offier to direct traffic movements between 7:30 am to 9 pm and 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm each weekday.

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Section 15: That the 1982 City of Atlanta Zoning Ordinance be amended and the official zoning maps

established in connection therewith be changed so that the properties located within Piedmont Center, as

described more fully on Exhibit “B”, be changed from the PD-OC (Planned Development-Office

Commercial) District to the Special Public Interest District 12-Subarea 4 (Piedmont Center) District and

the Buckhead Parking Overlay District. No conditions from the prior PD-OC zoning in Subarea 4 are

deemed to directly relate to unified control and therefore shall not continue to apply to the properties in

accordance with Section 16-18L.001(2)(c)(1).

Section 16: That Section 16-28A.010(13) shall be amended to add the following:

[Reserved]

Section 17: That this ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its approval by the City

Council and signature by the Mayor or by operation of law.

20-O-1323


CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

20-O-1323 SPONSOR SIGNATURES

20-O-1323


CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

20-O-1323


(BUCKHEAD/LENOX STATIONS SPECIAL PUBLIC INTEREST DISTRICT) TO CREATE A NEW

SUBAREA FOUR (4) ENTITLED PIEDMONT CENTER; TO REZONE CERTAIN PROPERTIES

LISTED HEREIN AND COMMONLY KNOWN AS PIEDMONT CENTER FROM THE PD-OC

(PLANNED DEVELOPMENT-OFFICE COMMERCIAL) ZONING CLASSIFICATION TO THE SPI-12

SA4 (BUCKHEAD LENOX STATIONS SPECIAL PUBLIC INTEREST DISTRICT SUBAREA 4)

ZONING CLASSIFICATION AND TO THE BUCKHEAD PARKING OVERLAY DISTRICT; AND

FOR OTHER PURPOSES.


Zoning Review Board Staff Pending


RESULT: REFERRED WITHOUT OBJECTION

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(BUCKHEAD/LENOX STATIONS SPECIAL PUBLIC INTEREST DISTRICT) TO CREATE A

NEW SUBAREA FOUR (4) ENTITLED PIEDMONT CENTER; TO REZONE CERTAIN

PROPERTIES LISTED HEREIN AND COMMONLY KNOWN AS PIEDMONT CENTER FROM

THE PD-OC (PLANNED DEVELOPMENT-OFFICE COMMERCIAL) ZONING CLASSIFICATION

TO THE SPI-12 SA4 (BUCKHEAD LENOX STATIONS SPECIAL PUBLIC INTEREST DISTRICT

SUBAREA 4) ZONING CLASSIFICATION AND TO THE BUCKHEAD PARKING OVERLAY

DISTRICT; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

VOTE RECORD - ORDINANCE 20-O-1323

ADOPTED

ADVERSED

FAVORABLE

ACCEPTED AND FILED

FIRST READING

SECOND READING

THIRD READING

FOURTH READING

FIFTH READING


HELD IN COMMITTEE

TABLED

DEFERRED

RECONSIDERED

FILED

ADOPTED AS AMENDED

AMENDED

ACCEPTED

SUBSTITUTED

AMENDED SUBSTITUTE

FILED BY COMMITTEE



ADOPTED ON SUBSTITUTE


AMENDED

FORWARDED WITH NO

RECOMMENDATI

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MICHAEL JULIAN BOND

MATT WESTMORELAND

ANDRE DICKENS

CARLA SMITH

AMIR R FAROKHI

ANTONIO BROWN

CLETA WINSLOW

NATALYN MOSBY ARCHIBONG

JENNIFER N. IDE

HOWARD SHOOK

J. P. MATZIGKEIT

DUSTIN HILLIS

ANDREA L. BOONE

MARCI COLLIER OVERSTREET

JOYCE M SHEPERD

20-O-1323


FAVORABLE/SUB/AMND/COND

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GA 400

PEAC

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OLD IVY ROAD

IVY ROAD

PIEDMONT ROAD

LENOX ROAD

BUCKHEAD LOOP

ROXBORO ROAD

KINGSBORO ROAD

CANTER ROAD

MATHIESON DRIVE

FERNCLIFF ROAD

MART INA DR IVE

OAK VALLEY ROAD

EAST PACES FERRY ROAD

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MAPLE DRIVE

WENDOVER DRIVE

STRATFORD ROAD

PHIPPS DRIVE

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IVYRIDGE

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LOVETTE LANE

PAR K AVENUE

IVY CHASE

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Transitional Height requirements also apply to this district. See Section 16-181.007(5).

LegendS P I - 1 2 D i s t r i c t B o u n d a r yBuckhead Central Core SubareaBuckhead Heights SubareaNorth Buckhead Subarea

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REMOVE DIVIDING SPI-12 BOUNDARY LINE.

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GA 400 PEACHTREE ROAD

OLD IVY ROAD

IVY ROAD

PIEDMONT ROAD

LENOX ROAD

BUCKHEAD LOOP

ROXBORO ROAD

KINGSBORO ROAD

CANTER ROAD

MATHIESON DRIVE

FERNCLIFF ROAD

MART INA DR IVE

OAK VALLEY ROAD


LONGLEAF DRIVE

EULALIA ROAD


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MAPLE DRIVE

WENDOVER DRIVE

STRATFORD ROAD

PHIPPS DRIVE

ALBERTA DRIVE

IVYRIDGE

PEACHTR

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LOVETTE LANE

PAR K AVENUE

IVY CHASE

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GA 40

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MAP ATTACHMENT "B" SPI-12 BUCKHEAD/LENOX STATIONS DISTRICT STREET FRAMEWORK MAP


LegendSPI-12 District Boundary

NAMEPeachtree RoadLocalPrimary Street

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PIEDMONT ROAD

LENOX ROAD

BUCKHEAD LOOP

ROXBORO ROAD

KINGSBORO ROAD

CANTER ROAD

MATHIESON DRIVE

FERNCLIFF ROAD

MART INA DR IVE

OAK VALLEY ROAD


LONGLEAF DRIVE

EULALIA ROAD


HIGHLAND DRIVE

ALLISO N DRIVE

PHIPP

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NARMORE DRIVE

NORT

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WRIGHT AVENUE


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PRICHARD WAY

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MAPLE DRIVE

WENDOVER DRIVE

STRATFORD ROAD

PHIPPS DRIVE

ALBERTA DRIVE

IVYRIDGE

PEACHTR

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LOVETTE LANE

PAR K AVENUE

IVY CHASE

IVY PARK LANE

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LegendSPI-12 District BoundaryPeachtree Frontage AreaTransit Station AreaRoxboro Road Transitional Height Line

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OLD IVY ROAD

IVY ROAD

LENOX ROAD

PIEDMONT ROAD

ROXBORO ROAD

BUCKHEAD LOOP

KINGSBORO ROAD

WIEUCA ROAD

CANTER ROAD

MATHIESON DRIVE

FERNCLIFF ROAD

MART INA DR IVE

OAK VALLEY ROAD


LONGLEAF DRIVE

EULALIA ROAD

LAKESIDE DRIVE

HIGHLAND DRIVE

ALLISO N DRIVE

PHIPP

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NORT

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OL D IVY LANE

MAPLE DRIVE

VERMONT ROADWENDOVER DRIVE

STRATFORD ROAD

PHIPPS DRIVE

ROCKHAVEN CIRCLE

PEACHTR

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LOVETTE LANE

IVY CHASE

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GA 400

MAP ATTACHMENT "D" SPI-12 BUCKHEAD/LENOX STATIONS DISTRICT INCENTIVIZED PLAZAS MAP


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Block Area1,955,800 sf



Block Area

808,100 sf

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662,600 sf

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582,800 sf

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497,111 sf

Block Area

452,100 sf


Block Area

359,300 sf

Block Area

360,500 sf

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356,800 sf

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196,400 sf

Block Area

234,500 sf


Block Area

292,100 sf

Block Area

241,800 sf

Block Area

240,500 sfBlock Area

196,000 sf




Block Area

213,100 sf



Block Area20,300 sf



Block Area62,500 sf

Block Area87,800 sf

Block Area93,500 sf

Block Area48,100 sf

Block Area26,800 sf

GA 400PEACHTREE ROAD

OLD IVY ROAD

IVY ROADPIEDMONT ROAD

ROXBORO ROAD

BUCKHEAD LOOP

KINGSBORO ROAD

WIEUCA ROAD

CANTER ROAD

MATHIESON DRIVE

FERNCLIFF ROAD

MART INA DR IVE

OAK VALLEY ROAD

LONGLEAF DRIVE

EULALIA ROAD

HIGHLAND DRIVE

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PHIPP

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NARMORE DRIVE

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STRATFORD ROAD

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LOVETTE LANE

RITZ DRIVEIVY CHASE

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LegendS P I - 1 2 D i s t r i c t B o u n d a r yBlock Area

T h e B l o c k A r e a M a p i l l u s t r a t e s c u r r e n t b l o c k s w i t h i n t h e d i s t r i c t t h a t m e e t t h i s d i s t r i c t ' s B l o c k A r e a d e f i n i t i o n , a s o f t h e d a t e o f a d o p t i o n o f t h e s e S P I - 1 2 D i s t r i c t r e g u l a t i o n s . T h e D i r e c t o r s h a l l m a i n t a i n p u b l i c r e c o r d s o f f u t u r e b l o c k a r e a a l t e r a t i o n s o r r e c a l c u l a t i o n s a u t h o r i z e d b y S A P c o n s i s t e n t w i t h S P I - 1 2 r e q u i r e m e n t s , a n d s h a l l p e r i o d i c a l l y u p d a t e t h e B l o c k A r e a M a p t o r e f l e c t s a i d c h a n g e s .

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Exhibit B

Owner Address Tax Parcel

TAC Fountains LLC3495 Piedmont Road NE

Rear17 0062 LL029

TAC Fountains LLC 3497 Piedmont Road NE 17 0062 LL043



GPI Piedmont LP3505 (aka 3525) Piedmont

Road NE17 0062 LL023

TAC PC 14, LLC 3565 Piedmont Road NE 17 0098 LL074

TAC PC 14, LLC135 Old Ivy Road NE (aka

3565 Piedmont Road NE)17 00970001089

TAC PCN LLC 3565 Piedmont Road NE 17 0098 LL075

TAC PCN LLC 3575 Piedmont Road NE 17 0098 LL071

TAC PCN LLC 3575 Piedmont Road NE 17 00970001303

20-O-1324


AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER ANDREA L. BOONE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR OR

HER DESIGNEE, TO INSTALL TRAFFIC CALMING DEVICES ON HOWELL DRIVE, S.W.,

BETWEEN FAIRBURN ROAD, S.W. AND MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DRIVE, S.W.; TO WAIVE

PORTIONS OF SECTION 138-84(D) OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA CODE OF ORDINANCES; AND

FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

WHEREAS, traffic and speeding on Howell Drive, S.W. is a public safety hazard to residents in the

area; and

WHEREAS, the residents of Howell Drive, S.W. requested the Department of Public Works install

traffic calming devices; and

WHEREAS, the installation of traffic calming devices on Howell Drive, S.W., will significantly reduce

the public safety hazard to all residents and those visiting the area.

THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA, HEREBY ORDAINS, as follows:

SECTION 1: That the Mayor, or her designee, is authorized to install traffic calming devices on Howell

Drive, S.W., between Fairburn Road, S.W. and Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive, S.W.

SECTION 2: That the provisions of Section 138-84(d) of the City of Atlanta Code of Ordinances as it

relates to the traffic engineering study, petitions and speed of traffic are hereby waived for the purpose

of this ordinance only.

SECTION 3: That all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with the terms of this ordinance are

hereby repealed only to the extent of the conflict.

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CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA


20-O-1324


CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

20-O-1324


HER DESIGNEE, TO INSTALL TRAFFIC CALMING DEVICES ON HOWELL DRIVE, S.W.,

BETWEEN FAIRBURN ROAD, S.W. AND MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DRIVE, S.W.; TO WAIVE

PORTIONS OF SECTION 138-84(D) OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA CODE OF ORDINANCES; AND

FOR OTHER PURPOSES.


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AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER ANDREA L. BOONE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR

OR HER DESIGNEE, TO INSTALL TRAFFIC CALMING DEVICES ON HOWELL DRIVE, S.W.,

BETWEEN FAIRBURN ROAD, S.W. AND MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DRIVE, S.W.; TO

WAIVE PORTIONS OF SECTION 138-84(d) OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA CODE OF

ORDINANCES; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.


ADOPTED

ADVERSED

FAVORABLE

ACCEPTED AND FILED

FIRST READING

SECOND READING

THIRD READING

FOURTH READING

FIFTH READING


HELD IN COMMITTEE

TABLED

DEFERRED

RECONSIDERED

FILED

ADOPTED AS AMENDED

AMENDED

ACCEPTED

SUBSTITUTED

AMENDED SUBSTITUTE

FILED BY COMMITTEE





AMENDED

FORWARDED WITH NO

RECOMMENDATI

REFERRED TO SC


FAILED

FORWARDED TO FC/NQ




FAVORABLE/AMND/COND


MICHAEL JULIAN BOND

MATT WESTMORELAND

ANDRE DICKENS

CARLA SMITH

AMIR R FAROKHI

ANTONIO BROWN

CLETA WINSLOW


JENNIFER N. IDE

HOWARD SHOOK

J. P. MATZIGKEIT

DUSTIN HILLIS

ANDREA L. BOONE


JOYCE M SHEPERD

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20-O-1325


AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER NATALYN M. ARCHIBONG AUTHORIZING THE

MAYOR OR HER DESIGNEE, TO REDUCE THE POSTED SPEED LIMIT ON HOSEA L. WILLIAMS

DRIVE, NE, BETWEEN MORELAND AVENUE, NE AND CANDLER ROAD, TO TWENTY-FIVE (25)

MILES PER HOUR; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

WHEREAS, speeding on Hosea L. Williams Drive, NE, between Moreland Avenue, NE and Candler

Road, is a safety hazard to travelers in the area; and

WHEREAS, a reduction in traffic speed to twenty-five (25) miles per hour would greatly increase safety

to motorists and pedestrians.

THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA HEREBY ORDAINS as follows:

SECTION 1: That the Mayor, or his designee, is authorized to reduce the posted speed limit on Hosea L.

Williams Drive, NE, between Moreland Avenue, NE and Candler Road, to twenty-five (25) miles per

hour.

SECTION 2: That the signage reflecting the above speed limit reduction shall be updated by the

Department of Public Works within thirty (30) days of the adoption of this Ordinance.

SECTION 3: That all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with the terms of this Ordinance are

hereby repealed only to the extent of the conflict.

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ATLANTA, GEORGIA


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CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

20-O-1325


MAYOR OR HER DESIGNEE, TO REDUCE THE POSTED SPEED LIMIT ON HOSEA L. WILLIAMS

DRIVE, NE, BETWEEN MORELAND AVENUE, NE AND CANDLER ROAD, TO TWENTY-FIVE (25)

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MAYOR OR HER DESIGNEE, TO REDUCE THE POSTED SPEED LIMIT ON HOSEA L.

WILLIAMS DRIVE, NE, BETWEEN MORELAND AVENUE, NE AND CANDLER ROAD, TO

TWENTY-FIVE (25) MILES PER HOUR; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.


ADOPTED

ADVERSED

FAVORABLE

ACCEPTED AND FILED

FIRST READING

SECOND READING

THIRD READING

FOURTH READING

FIFTH READING


HELD IN COMMITTEE

TABLED

DEFERRED

RECONSIDERED

FILED

ADOPTED AS AMENDED

AMENDED

ACCEPTED

SUBSTITUTED

AMENDED SUBSTITUTE

FILED BY COMMITTEE





AMENDED

FORWARDED WITH NO

RECOMMENDATI

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FAILED

FORWARDED TO FC/NQ




FAVORABLE/AMND/COND



MICHAEL JULIAN BOND

MATT WESTMORELAND

ANDRE DICKENS

CARLA SMITH

AMIR R FAROKHI

ANTONIO BROWN

CLETA WINSLOW


JENNIFER N. IDE

HOWARD SHOOK

J. P. MATZIGKEIT

DUSTIN HILLIS

ANDREA L. BOONE


JOYCE M SHEPERD

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Mayor’s Action


20-O-1326


AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER AMIR R. FAROKHI AUTHORIZING A DONATION IN

AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS

($1,500.00) FROM THE DISTRICT 2 CARRY FORWARD ACCOUNT TO GOODR TO ASSIST THEM

WITH COVID-19 EMERGENCY SUPPORT EFFORTS; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

WHEREAS, Goodr was founded on the principle that surplus edible food should be fed to people in

need, not landfills; and

WHEREAS, Goodr believes that hunger is a scarcity issue - a logistics issue; and

WHEREAS, Goodr is committed to positively impacting food insecure communities by producing pop-

up grocery store activations allowing attendees to shop for groceries free of charge; and

WHEREAS, Goodr has introduced an emergency one-time pick-up request option for businesses

looking to donate surplus food to people experiencing food insecurity during these challenging times;

and

WHEREAS, it is the desire of the District 2 Councilmember to donate One Thousand Five Hundred

Dollars and Zero Cents ($1,500.00) to Goodr to assist them with COVID-19 emergency support efforts.

THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA, HEREBY ORDAINS as follows:

SECTION 1: That the Chief Financial Officer is authorized to remit a donation in an amount not to

exceed One Thousand Five Hundred Dollars and Zero Cents ($1,500.00) to Goodr to assist them with

COVID-19 emergency efforts.

SECTION 2: That all payments shall be charged to and made from the following account: 1001

(General Fund) 030202 (District 2) 5790001 (Contingency Fund - Unrestricted) 1110000 (Governing

Body) Councilmember Amir R. Farokhi.

SECTION 3: That all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed for

purposes of this ordinance only and only to the extent of the conflict.

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CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

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AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS

($1,500.00) FROM THE DISTRICT 2 CARRY FORWARD ACCOUNT TO GOODR TO ASSIST THEM

WITH COVID-19 EMERGENCY SUPPORT EFFORTS; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.


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AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER AMIR R. FAROKHI AUTHORIZING A DONATION

IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS AND ZERO

CENTS ($1,500.00) FROM THE DISTRICT 2 CARRY FORWARD ACCOUNT TO GOODR TO

ASSIST THEM WITH COVID-19 EMERGENCY SUPPORT EFFORTS; AND FOR OTHER

PURPOSES.


ADOPTED

ADVERSED

FAVORABLE

ACCEPTED AND FILED

FIRST READING

SECOND READING

THIRD READING

FOURTH READING

FIFTH READING


HELD IN COMMITTEE

TABLED

DEFERRED

RECONSIDERED

FILED

ADOPTED AS AMENDED

AMENDED

ACCEPTED

SUBSTITUTED

AMENDED SUBSTITUTE

FILED BY COMMITTEE





AMENDED

FORWARDED WITH NO

RECOMMENDATI

REFERRED TO SC


FAILED

FORWARDED TO FC/NQ




FAVORABLE/AMND/COND


MICHAEL JULIAN BOND

MATT WESTMORELAND

ANDRE DICKENS

CARLA SMITH

AMIR R FAROKHI

ANTONIO BROWN

CLETA WINSLOW


JENNIFER N. IDE

HOWARD SHOOK

J. P. MATZIGKEIT

DUSTIN HILLIS

ANDREA L. BOONE


JOYCE M SHEPERD

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Mayor’s Action


20-O-1327


AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER AMIR R. FAROKHI AUTHORIZING A DONATION IN AN

AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS

($1,500.00) FROM THE DISTRICT 2 CARRY FORWARD ACCOUNT TO C4 ATLANTA, INC. TO

INVEST IN ATLANTA’S CREATIVE ECONOMY DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC; AND FOR

OTHER PURPOSES.

WHEREAS, C4 Atlanta, Inc. is a non-profit arts service organization whose mission is to connect arts

entrepreneurs to the people, skills and tools they need to build a successful artistic career in metro

Atlanta; and

WHEREAS, C4 Atlanta fulfills this mission by offering professional practice classes for artists, fiscal

sponsorship, co-working space and more; and

WHEREAS, C4 Atlanta offers professional development courses for artists looking to further their

creative businesses and personal artistic careers. Courses are currently offered in business planning,

marketing, website building, financial literacy, and fundraising throughout the year; and

WHEREAS, C4 Atlanta continues to deliver courses using their Zoom platform during recommended

and forced public gathering closures associated with the COVID-19 pandemic; and

WHEREAS, it is the desire of the District 2 Councilmember to donate One Thousand Five Hundred

Dollars and Zero Cents ($1,500.00) to C4 Atlanta, Inc. to invest in Atlanta’s Creative Economy during

the COVID-19 pandemic.


SECTION 1: That the Chief Financial Officer is authorized to remit a donation in an amount not to

exceed One Thousand Five Hundred Dollars and Zero Cents ($1,500.00) to C4 Atlanta, Inc. to invest in

Atlanta’s Creative Economy during the COVID-19 pandemic.

SECTION 2: That all payments shall be charged to and made from the following account: 1001

(General Fund) 030202 (District 2) 5790001 (Contingency Fund - Unrestricted) 1110000 (Governing

Body) Councilmember Amir R. Farokhi.



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AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER AMIR R. FAROKHI AUTHORIZING A DONATION IN AN

AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS

($1,500.00) FROM THE DISTRICT 2 CARRY FORWARD ACCOUNT TO C4 ATLANTA, INC. TO

INVEST IN ATLANTA’S CREATIVE ECONOMY DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC; AND FOR

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AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS AND ZERO

CENTS ($1,500.00) FROM THE DISTRICT 2 CARRY FORWARD ACCOUNT TO C4 ATLANTA,

INC. TO INVEST IN ATLANTA’S CREATIVE ECONOMY DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC;

AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.


ADOPTED

ADVERSED

FAVORABLE

ACCEPTED AND FILED

FIRST READING

SECOND READING

THIRD READING

FOURTH READING

FIFTH READING


HELD IN COMMITTEE

TABLED

DEFERRED

RECONSIDERED

FILED

ADOPTED AS AMENDED

AMENDED

ACCEPTED

SUBSTITUTED

AMENDED SUBSTITUTE

FILED BY COMMITTEE





AMENDED

FORWARDED WITH NO

RECOMMENDATI

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FORWARDED TO FC/NQ




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MATT WESTMORELAND

ANDRE DICKENS

CARLA SMITH

AMIR R FAROKHI

ANTONIO BROWN

CLETA WINSLOW


JENNIFER N. IDE

HOWARD SHOOK

J. P. MATZIGKEIT

DUSTIN HILLIS

ANDREA L. BOONE


JOYCE M SHEPERD

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RETURNED AS HELD




QUESTION CALLED

ROUTED TO COW

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HELD IN COW

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OBJECTION

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Mayor’s Action


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AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER AMIR R. FAROKHI TO RESTRICT ON-STREET

PARKING, TO ERECT THE APPROPRIATE PARKING SIGNS GIVING NOTICE THEREOF AND

TO IMPLEMENT A TOW-AWAY ZONE ON BOTH SIDES OF PARKWAY DRIVE, N.E. BETWEEN

PONCE DE LEON AVENUE, N.E. AND NORTH AVENUE, N.E.; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

WHEREAS, Parkway Drive, N.E. is located between Ponce De Leon Ave, N.E. and Highland Avenue,

N.E. with a portion located between Ponce De Leon Avenue, N.E and North Avenue, N.E. (“Parkway

Drive”); and

WHEREAS, neighbors of Parkway Drive have expressed public safety concerns due to an increase in

criminal activity; and

WHEREAS, the Atlanta Police Department recommends restricting on-street parking to assist in the

reduction of crime; and

WHEREAS, the Atlanta Police Department has the authority to take actions in order to ensure the public

health, safety and general welfare of citizens; and

WHEREAS, the restrictions of on-street parking will also require the installation of no parking signs and

the implementation of tow-away zones; and

WHEREAS, Chapter 150, Article IV, Section 150-86 of the City of Atlanta Code of Ordinances (the

“Code”) requires the City of Atlanta (“the City”) to erect appropriate signs wherever parking is

prohibited on designated streets to give notice thereof; and

WHEREAS, the Atlanta Department of Transportation is responsible for the management of on-street

parking, the control of street signs and is tasked to maintain safe and accessible roadways throughout

the City.

NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA,

GEORGIA, as follows:

Section 1: That on-street parking shall be prohibited on the east side of Parkway Drive, N.E. between

Ponce De Leon Avenue, N.E. and North Avenue, N.E.

Section 2: That the Commissioner of the Atlanta Department of Transportation or the commissioner’s

designee erect appropriate parking signs for installation on the east side of Parkway Drive, N.E. between

Ponce De Leon Avenue, N.E. and North Avenue, N.E. restricting on-street parking.

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Section 3: That all of Parkway Drive, N.E. between Ponce De Leon Avenue, N.E. and North Avenue,

N.E. shall be designated as a tow away zone.

Section 4: That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with the terms of this ordinance are

hereby waived to the extent of the conflict.

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TO IMPLEMENT A TOW-AWAY ZONE ON BOTH SIDES OF PARKWAY DRIVE, N.E. BETWEEN

PONCE DE LEON AVENUE, N.E. AND NORTH AVENUE, N.E.; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.





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TO IMPLEMENT A TOW-AWAY ZONE ON BOTH SIDES OF PARKWAY DRIVE, N.E.

BETWEEN PONCE DE LEON AVENUE, N.E. AND NORTH AVENUE, N.E.; AND FOR OTHER

PURPOSES.


ADOPTED

ADVERSED

FAVORABLE

ACCEPTED AND FILED

FIRST READING

SECOND READING

THIRD READING

FOURTH READING

FIFTH READING


HELD IN COMMITTEE

TABLED

DEFERRED

RECONSIDERED

FILED

ADOPTED AS AMENDED

AMENDED

ACCEPTED

SUBSTITUTED

AMENDED SUBSTITUTE

FILED BY COMMITTEE





AMENDED

FORWARDED WITH NO

RECOMMENDATI

REFERRED TO SC


FAILED

FORWARDED TO FC/NQ




FAVORABLE/AMND/COND


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MATT WESTMORELAND

ANDRE DICKENS

CARLA SMITH

AMIR R FAROKHI

ANTONIO BROWN

CLETA WINSLOW


JENNIFER N. IDE

HOWARD SHOOK

J. P. MATZIGKEIT

DUSTIN HILLIS

ANDREA L. BOONE


JOYCE M SHEPERD

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RETURNED AS HELD




QUESTION CALLED

ROUTED TO COW

SUSTAINED

OVERRIDEN




HELD IN COW

POSTPONED

RETAINED AS HELD


OBJECTION

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Mayor’s Action


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****AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER MICHAEL JULIAN BOND AUTHORIZING THE

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, TO CREATE A CODE

ENFORCEMENT TRUST FUND ACCOUNT (____) PROJECT (___) FOR THE PURPOSE OF

RECOVERING COSTS FROM AND PROVIDING FUNDING FOR DEMOLITION, CLEAN AND

CLOSE BLIGHT REMEDIATION; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

WHEREAS, the City of Atlanta Municipal Court under authority of Article V of the Atlanta Housing

Code orders either the demolition or the cleaning and closing of structures, depending on the level of

deterioration, determined to be unfit for human habitation as authorized by O.C.G.A. § 36-61-11; and

WHEREAS, in the event no timely action is taken by the responsible party to comply with the Court

Order, the City is authorized to carry out the Order under the authority of Article V and to lien the

property for its costs, fees and expenses; and

WHEREAS, these costs, fees and expenses include, but are not limited to, bringing (including title

search for Judicial In Rem properties) and prosecuting the case before the Court, carrying out the order

of the Court (asbestos survey and/or abatement, demolition, cleaning and closing, property

maintenance), and lien enforcement, Lien enforcement costs, fees and expenses include, but are not

limited to, those of the county tax commissioner, attorney’s fees, sheriff’s costs, and all other costs

associated with Judicial In Rem properties; and

WHEREAS, Section 56 (e) of Article V of the Atlanta Housing Code calls for all amounts remitted from

the enforcement of the lien to be deposited into a special account for the enforcement of the provisions

of the Article; and

WHEREAS, the City desires to recover and reinvest funds for future Code Enforcement to the City

Solicitor Activities.

THE CITY COUNCIL OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA HEREBY ORDAINS, as follows:

SECTION 1: That the Chief Financial Officer is hereby authorized to create a Code Enforcement Trust

Fund (____) PROJECT (_____) for the purpose of recovering cost and from and providing funding for

demolition, clean and close blight remediation enforcement of Judicial In Rem activities through the

Code Enforcement Section of the Atlanta Police Department and through the Solicitor’s Office.

SECTION 2: That the cost recovery on foreclosure on liens should be held in a trust account for Code

Enforcement and the Office of the City Solicitor to further Judicial In Rem activities.

SECTION 3: That funds in the Code Enforcement Trust Fund may be used for the purpose of funding

Judicial In Rem activities and will be administered by the Atlanta Police Department. Judicial In Rem

activities will include title search, asbestos survey and abatement, demolition, cleaning and closing,

property maintenance, the purchase of tax Fifas, the payment of attorney’s fees, and the payment of

Sheriff’s costs. The funds from the Code Enforcement Trust Fund may be used to reimburse entities that

undertake the aforementioned Judicial In Rem activities on behalf of the City.

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SECTION 4: That the Code Enforcement Trust Fund shall be terminated if there is inactivity noted on

the fund for three consecutive years and funds remaining in the fund shall revert to City’s General Fund.


purposes of this ordinance only, and only to the extent of the conflict only.

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ADOPTED

ADVERSED

FAVORABLE

ACCEPTED AND FILED

FIRST READING

SECOND READING

THIRD READING

FOURTH READING

FIFTH READING


HELD IN COMMITTEE

TABLED

DEFERRED

RECONSIDERED

FILED

ADOPTED AS AMENDED

AMENDED

ACCEPTED

SUBSTITUTED

AMENDED SUBSTITUTE

FILED BY COMMITTEE





AMENDED

FORWARDED WITH NO

RECOMMENDATI

REFERRED TO SC


FAILED

FORWARDED TO FC/NQ




FAVORABLE/AMND/COND


MICHAEL JULIAN BOND

MATT WESTMORELAND

ANDRE DICKENS

CARLA SMITH

AMIR R FAROKHI

ANTONIO BROWN

CLETA WINSLOW


JENNIFER N. IDE

HOWARD SHOOK

J. P. MATZIGKEIT

DUSTIN HILLIS

ANDREA L. BOONE


JOYCE M SHEPERD

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RETURNED AS HELD




QUESTION CALLED

ROUTED TO COW

SUSTAINED

OVERRIDEN




HELD IN COW

POSTPONED

RETAINED AS HELD


OBJECTION

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Mayor’s Action


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AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER AMIR R. FAROKHI AUTHORIZING THE TRANSFER OF

FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS ($15,000.00) FROM THE DISTRICT 2 CARRY

FORWARD ACCOUNT TO THE DISTRICT 2 SALARIES, PERM PART-TIME ACCOUNT TO MAKE

CHARITABLE DONATIONS TO COMMUNITY PROJECTS AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT SERVE

THE PUBLIC GOOD; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 2-152(2), the members of the Atlanta City Council are provided with

annual appropriations for salaries and benefits for their staff; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 2-39 of the City of Atlanta Code of Ordinances, Councilmembers are

permitted to replenish their Councilmember Expense Accounts and Personnel Expenses by using funds

from the Councilmember Carry Forward Accounts; and

WHEREAS, the District 2 Councilmember desires to replenish the Salaries, Perm Part-Time account for

personnel related expenses.


SECTION 1: That the Chief Financial Officer is authorized to amend the FY 2020 General Fund Budget

as follows:

TRANSFER FROM APPROPRIATIONS

$15,000.00

1001 (General Fund) 030202 (District 2) 5790001 (Contingency Fund - Unrestricted) 1110000

(Governing Body) Councilmember Amir R. Farokhi.

TRANSFER TO APPROPRIATIONS

$15,000.00

1001 (General Fund) 030202 (District 2) 5730018 (Distribution) 5111002 (Salaries, Perm Part-Time)

Councilmember Amir R. Farokhi.



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AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER AMIR R. FAROKHI AUTHORIZING THE TRANSFER OF


FORWARD ACCOUNT TO THE DISTRICT 2 SALARIES, PERM PART-TIME ACCOUNT TO MAKE

CHARITABLE DONATIONS TO COMMUNITY PROJECTS AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT SERVE

THE PUBLIC GOOD; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.





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AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER AMIR R. FAROKHI AUTHORIZING THE TRANSFER

OF FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS ($15,000.00) FROM THE DISTRICT 2

CARRY FORWARD ACCOUNT TO THE DISTRICT 2 SALARIES, PERM PART-TIME ACCOUNT

TO MAKE CHARITABLE DONATIONS TO COMMUNITY PROJECTS AND ORGANIZATIONS

THAT SERVE THE PUBLIC GOOD; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.


ADOPTED

ADVERSED

FAVORABLE

ACCEPTED AND FILED

FIRST READING

SECOND READING

THIRD READING

FOURTH READING

FIFTH READING


HELD IN COMMITTEE

TABLED

DEFERRED

RECONSIDERED

FILED

ADOPTED AS AMENDED

AMENDED

ACCEPTED

SUBSTITUTED

AMENDED SUBSTITUTE

FILED BY COMMITTEE





AMENDED

FORWARDED WITH NO

RECOMMENDATI

REFERRED TO SC


FAILED

FORWARDED TO FC/NQ




FAVORABLE/AMND/COND


MICHAEL JULIAN BOND

MATT WESTMORELAND

ANDRE DICKENS

CARLA SMITH

AMIR R FAROKHI

ANTONIO BROWN

CLETA WINSLOW


JENNIFER N. IDE

HOWARD SHOOK

J. P. MATZIGKEIT

DUSTIN HILLIS

ANDREA L. BOONE


JOYCE M SHEPERD

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RETURNED AS HELD




QUESTION CALLED

ROUTED TO COW

SUSTAINED

OVERRIDEN




HELD IN COW

POSTPONED

RETAINED AS HELD


OBJECTION

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Mayor’s Action


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HER DESIGNEE TO AMEND 19-O-1215 TO RATIFY SERVICES FOR PROJECT SPONSORS TO

THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF JANUARY 1, 2019 FOR AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $33,317,352.00

INCLUDED IN THE 2019 ANNUAL ACTION PLAN BUDGET OF THE 2015-2019 CONSOLIDATED

PLAN FOR THE PURPOSE OF FUNDING THE 2019 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK

GRANT ("CDBG") PROGRAM, 2019 EMERGENCY SOLUTIONS GRANT ("ESG") PROGRAM, 2019

HOME INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP ("HOME") PROGRAM, AND THE 2019 HOUSING

OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERSONS WITH AIDS ("HOPWA") PROGRAM FOR THE PURPOSE OF

EXECUTING VARIOUS CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENTS FOR PROJECTS THAT ARE ASSIGNED

TO THE DEPARTMENT OF GRANTS AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, AND VARIOUS

OTHER DEPARTMENTS OF THE CITY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

WHEREAS, the City of Atlanta (City) received notification of funds from HUD and anticipated and

appropriated funding via 19-O-1215 of $7,139,553 in the 2020 (Community Development Fund)

Budget; funding of $1 ,967,828 in the 2020 (HOME Investment Trust Fund) Budget; funding of

$609,670 and program income of $600,000 of in the 2020 (Emergency Solutions Grants) Budget;

and funding of$23,000,301 in the 2020 (Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS) Budget: and

WHEREAS, the City desires to use these entitlement funds to provide continuous social services that benefit the health, safety and welfare of residents; and

WHEREAS, the City has deemed it necessary to ratify services for projects attached hereto effective January 1, 2019 to avoid a lapse; and

WHEREAS, CDBG, ESG, HOME and HOPWA projects are assigned to the Department of G r a n t s

and C o m m u n i t y Development, and to various other implementing departments of the City; and

WHEREAS, the necessary environmental clearances have been obtained from the U.S. Department of

Housing and Urban Development; and

WHEREAS, the City of Atlanta desires to amend the 2020 Intergovernmental Grant Fund, HOME

Investment Fund and Community Development Fund Budgets to allow the Mayor or her designee to

enter into contractual agreements and ratify services in an amount not to exceed $33,317,352.00.

THAT THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA ORDAINS AS FOLLOWS:

SECTION 1: Ratification of Services All contractual agreements be ratified to an effective date of

January, 1, 2019 to allow the Mayor or her designee authority to enter into agreements with the project

sponsors attached herein.

SECTION 2: Authorization of Projects That the 2020 Intergovernmental (HOPWA), Community

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Development, HOME Investment and Grant Fund Budgets be and is hereby amended as shown on the

Attachments 1-4.

SECTION 3: Authorization of HUD Contract Execution

The Mayor or her designee, on behalf of the City, is authorized to enter into and execute the appropriate

agreements and other documents with HUD that the City Attorney deems to be necessary or advisable in

order to effectuate the City’s receipt of the 2020 CDBG, ESG, HOME and HOPWA Entitlement Grants,

and Subrecipient reimbursement there from, as set forth in this resolution.

a. The Grant Subrecipients, the Subrecipients Contracts shall be authorized for services stated in the grants

performance period which may be prior to the executed contract, only when authorized by the U. S.

Department of Urban Development (HUD) Entitlement Community development Notice authoring the

pre-award cost.

SECTION 4: Authorization of Contracts with City’s 2020 Entitlement Grant Subrecipients

The Mayor or her designee, on behalf of the City, is authorized to enter into and execute and implement

a separate agreement with each of the Grant Subrecipients set forth in Sections 2 in attachments 1-4

(each agreement, a “Subrecipient Contract”), without additional authorizing legislations provided that:

a. For each of the Grant Subrecipients, the Subrecipient Contract shall be for the Grant Amount set forth

herein above, and said amount shall be stated as a not-to-exceed value:

b. The Subrecipient Contract will require that if HUD’S actual Grant Award pertaining to the Grant

Subrecipients exceeds the amount set forth in this legislation, the additional Grant Amount must be

authorized through new legislation and an amendment to the Subrecipient’s contract.

SECTION 5: That all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are waived to

the extent of the conflict.

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HER DESIGNEE TO AMEND 19-O-1215 TO RATIFY SERVICES FOR PROJECT SPONSORS TO

THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF JANUARY 1, 2019 FOR AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $33,317,352.00

INCLUDED IN THE 2019 ANNUAL ACTION PLAN BUDGET OF THE 2015-2019 CONSOLIDATED

PLAN FOR THE PURPOSE OF FUNDING THE 2019 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK

GRANT ("CDBG") PROGRAM, 2019 EMERGENCY SOLUTIONS GRANT ("ESG") PROGRAM, 2019

HOME INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP ("HOME") PROGRAM, AND THE 2019 HOUSING

OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERSONS WITH AIDS ("HOPWA") PROGRAM FOR THE PURPOSE OF

EXECUTING VARIOUS CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENTS FOR PROJECTS THAT ARE ASSIGNED

TO THE DEPARTMENT OF GRANTS AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, AND VARIOUS

OTHER DEPARTMENTS OF THE CITY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.


Community Development & Human Services Committee Pending 05/12/2020 1:30 PM

Atlanta City Council Pending 05/18/2020 1:00 PM



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AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER ANDREA L. BOONE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR

OR HER DESIGNEE TO AMEND 19-O-1215 TO RATIFY SERVICES FOR PROJECT SPONSORS

TO THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF JANUARY 1, 2019 FOR AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED

$33,317,352.00 INCLUDED IN THE 2019 ANNUAL ACTION PLAN BUDGET OF THE 2015-2019

CONSOLIDATED PLAN FOR THE PURPOSE OF FUNDING THE 2019 COMMUNITY

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT ("CDBG") PROGRAM, 2019 EMERGENCY SOLUTIONS

GRANT ("ESG") PROGRAM, 2019 HOME INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP ("HOME") PROGRAM,

AND THE 2019 HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERSONS WITH AIDS ("HOPWA")

PROGRAM FOR THE PURPOSE OF EXECUTING VARIOUS CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENTS

FOR PROJECTS THAT ARE ASSIGNED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF GRANTS AND

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, AND VARIOUS OTHER DEPARTMENTS OF THE CITY; AND

FOR OTHER PURPOSES.


ADOPTED

ADVERSED

FAVORABLE

ACCEPTED AND FILED

FIRST READING

SECOND READING

THIRD READING

FOURTH READING

FIFTH READING


HELD IN COMMITTEE

TABLED

DEFERRED

RECONSIDERED

FILED

ADOPTED AS AMENDED

AMENDED

ACCEPTED

SUBSTITUTED

AMENDED SUBSTITUTE

FILED BY COMMITTEE





AMENDED

FORWARDED WITH NO

RECOMMENDATI

REFERRED TO SC



MICHAEL JULIAN BOND

MATT WESTMORELAND

ANDRE DICKENS

CARLA SMITH

AMIR R FAROKHI

ANTONIO BROWN

CLETA WINSLOW


JENNIFER N. IDE

HOWARD SHOOK

J. P. MATZIGKEIT

DUSTIN HILLIS

ANDREA L. BOONE


JOYCE M SHEPERD

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FAILED

FORWARDED TO FC/NQ




FAVORABLE/AMND/COND


RETURNED AS HELD




QUESTION CALLED

ROUTED TO COW

SUSTAINED

OVERRIDEN




HELD IN COW

POSTPONED

RETAINED AS HELD


OBJECTION

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Boone-Grants Management

Attachment 1

2020 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND BUDGET ADD TO ANTICIPATIONS (CDBG REVENUE)

Fund Org Account Func. Act Project Fd Source Amount

2201 240622 3311101 7450000 300160 32553 1,000,000.00 Demolition 2019 CD (APD Community Services/Code Compliance)

2201 240622 3311101 7450000 300161 32553 231,956.00 Code Enforcement Housing Code 2019 CD (APD Community Services/Code Compliance)

2201 100601 3311101 1512000 300162 32553 1,000,000.00 Public Facilities 2019 (DOF Grants Services/Accounting)

2201 100601 3311101 1512000 300183 32553 833,426.00 Public Improvement 2019 CD (DOF Grants Services/Accounting)

2201 100601 3311101 1512000 300041 32553 127,890.00 CDBG Prog. Admin GA 2019 CD (DOF Grants Services/Accounting)

2201 100601 3311101 1512000 300037 32553 1,031,561.00 CDBG Prog. Admin GS 2019 CD (DOF Grants Services/Accounting)

2201 100601 3311101 1512000 300027 32553 222,068.00 Mechanicsville Section 108 2019 CD (DOF Grants Services/Accounting)

2201 190101 3311101 2650000 300164 32553 87,149.00 Transitional Supportive Housing 2019 CD (JDA Municipal Court Operations)

2201 100601 3311101 1512000 300038 32556 45,725.00 ESG Administration 2019 ES (DOF Grants Services/Accounting)

$4,579,775.00

2020 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND BUDGET ADD TO APPROPRIATIONS (CDBG BUDGET)


2201 240622 5999999 7450000 300160 32553 1,000,000.00 Demolition 2019 CD (APD Community Services/Code Compliance)

2201 240622 5999999 7450000 300161 32553 231,956.00 Code Enforcement Housing Code 2019 CD (APD Community Services/Code Compliance)

2201 100601 5999999 1512000 300162 32553 1,000,000.00 Public Facilities 2019 (DOF Grants Services/Accounting)

2201 100601 5999999 1512000 300183 32553 833,426.00 Public Improvement 2019 CD (DOF Grants Services/Accounting)

2201 100601 5999999 1512000 300041 32553 127,890.00 CDBG Prog. Admin GA 2019 CD (DOF Grants Services/Accounting)

2201 100601 5999999 1512000 300037 32553 1,031,561.00 CDBG Prog. Admin GS 2019 CD (DOF Grants Services/Accounting)

2201 100601 5999999 1512000 300027 32553 222,068.00 Mechanicsville Section 108 2019 CD (DOF Grants Services/Accounting)

2201 100601 5999999 2650000 300164 32553 87,149.00 Transitional Housing 2019 CD (JDA Municipal Court Operations)

2201 100601 5999999 1512000 300038 32556 45,725.00 ESG Administration 2019 ES (DOF Grants Services/Accounting)

$4,579,775.00

2020 HOPWA FUND ADD TO APPROPRIATIONS (HOPWA REVENUE)


2501 100601 3311101 1512000 300030 32554 351,905.00 HOPWA Adm GS 2019 HP (DOF Grants Services/Accounting)

2501 100601 3311101 1512000 300042 32554 34,500.00 HOPWA Adm GA 2019 HP (DOF Grants Services/Accounting)

2501 100601 3311101 1512000 300031 32554 85,000.00 HOPWA Resource ID 2019 (DOF Grants Services/Accounting)

$471,405.00

2020 HOPWA FUND ADD TO APPROPRIATIONS BUDGET)


2501 100601 5999999 1512000 300030 32554 351,905.00 HOPWA Adm GS 2019 HP (DOF Grants Services/Accounting)

2501 100601 5999999 1512000 300042 32554 34,500.00 HOPWA Adm GA 2019 HP (DOF Grants Services/Accounting)

2501 100601 5999999 1512000 300031 32554 85,000.00 HOPWA Resource Id 2019 HP (DOF Grants Services/Accounting)

$471,405.00

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Attachment 2

2020 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND BUDGET ADD TO ANTICIPATIONS (CDBG REVENUE)


2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300123 32553 66,379.00 ACA Permanent Supportive Housing 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300124 32553 30,000.00 CFI Homeless Outreach Program 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300125 32553 58,000.00 CAP Nurses 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300126 32553 40,000.00 Career Works 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300127 32553 40,000.00 Caring Works Hope House2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300128 32553 40,000.00 Caring Works Permanent Supp Hsg 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300039 32553 130,000.00 CDBG Prog. Admin OHS 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300129 32553 37,287.00 ClearPath Coordinated Entry 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300131 32553 25,000.00 Gilgal 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300167 32553 34,368.00 HFTH Homeless Prevention 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)*

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300132 32553 30,000.00 HTDI Villa of Hope 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300133 32553 12,311.00 Homeless Prev Ed. & Outreach 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)*

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300134 32553 15,588.00 Hope Atlanta Resettlement 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300135 32553 25,000.00 Lakewood FSC Emerg Financial Asst. 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)*

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300136 32553 65,632.00 Legal Services Hmls Prev 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300137 32553 12,000.00 Main Frame Job 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300138 32553 45,000.00 Meals on Wheels Adult Day 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300139 32553 45,000.00 Meals on Wheels 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300140 32553 10,000.00 Nicholas House Boulevard, 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300141 32553 54,368.00 Nicholas Hmls Prev 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300142 32553 72,851.00 Nicholas TBRA Case Mgmt 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300144 32553 75,000.00 Our House Childcare 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300145 32553 50,000.00 PADV 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300146 32553 10,000.00 Red Shield 2019 ES/CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300147 32553 40,000.00 Shelter A Family 2019 CD (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300149 32553 50,000.00 VEO Transitional Assessment Housing 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300159 32553 108,707.00 WestCare Georgia CIC Renovations 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

$ 1,222,491.00



2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300123 32553 66,379.00 ACA Permanent Supportive Housing 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300124 32553 30,000.00 CFI Homeless Outreach Program 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300125 32553 58,000.00 CAP Nurses 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300126 32553 40,000.00 Career Works 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300127 32553 40,000.00 Caring Works Hope House2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300128 32553 40,000.00 Caring Works Permanent Supp Hsg 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300039 32553 130,000.00 CDBG Prog. Admin OHS 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300129 32553 37,287.00 ClearPath Coordinated Entry 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300131 32553 25,000.00 Gilgal 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300167 32553 34,368.00 HFTH Homeless Prevention 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)*

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300132 32553 30,000.00 HTDI Villa of Hope 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300133 32553 12,311.00 Homeless Prev Ed. & Outreach 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)*

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2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300134 32553 15,588.00 Hope Atlanta Resettlement 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300135 32553 25,000.00 Lakewood FSC Emerg Financial Asst. 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)*

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300136 32553 65,632.00 Legal Services Hmls Prev 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300137 32553 12,000.00 Main Frame Job 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300138 32553 45,000.00 Meals on Wheels Adult Day 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300139 32553 45,000.00 Meals on Wheels 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300140 32553 10,000.00 Nicholas House Boulevard, 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300141 32553 54,368.00 Nicholas Hmls Prev 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300142 32553 72,851.00 Nicholas TBRA Case Mgmt 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300144 32553 75,000.00 Our House Childcare 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300145 32553 50,000.00 PADV 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300146 32553 10,000.00 Red Shield 2019 ES/CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300147 32553 40,000.00 Shelter A Family 2019 CD (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300149 32553 50,000.00 VEO Transitional Assessment Housing 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300159 32553 108,707.00 WestCare Georgia CIC Renovations 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

$ 1,222,491.00

2020 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND BUDGET ADD TO APPROPRIATIONS (CDBG REVENUE)


2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300034 32553 29,460.00 Point in Time Count 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300033 32553 42,500.00 HMIS User Fees 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300157 32553 66,500.00 HMIS Data Support 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

$138,460.00



2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300034 32553 29,460.00 Point in Time Count 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300033 32553 42,500.00 HMIS User Fees 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300157 32553 66,500.00 HMIS Data Support 2019 CD (EXE DIR Human Services/Welfare Admin)

$138,460.00

2020 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND BUDGET ADD TO ANTICIPATIONS (ESG REVENUE)


2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300150 32556 30,000.00 Project Connect 2019 ES

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300151 32556 50,000.00 Damascus Inn Supportive Services 2019 ES (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300152 32556 119,140.00 Salvation Army Red Shield 2019 ES/CD (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300153 32556 118,150.00 Covenant House 2019 ES (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)*

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300158 32556 129,512.00 HOPE Atl Resettlement 2019 ES/CD

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300154 32556 53,417.00 HOPE Atlanta Outreach 2019 ES

2201 040208 3311101 5410000 300155 32556 63,726.00 Nicholas: Boulevard 2019 ES

$563,945.00

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2020 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND BUDGET ADD TO APPROPRIATIONS (ESG BUDGET)


2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300150 32556 30,000.00 Project Connect 2019 ES

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300151 32556 50,000.00 Damascus Inn Supportive Services 2019 ES (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300152 32556 119,140.00 Salvation Army Red Shield 2019 ES/CD (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300153 32556 118,150.00 Covenant House 2019 ES (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)*

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300158 32556 129,512.00 HOPE Atl Resettlement 2019 ES/CD

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300154 32556 53,417.00 HOPE Atlanta Outreach 2019 ES

2201 040208 5999999 5410000 300155 32556 63,726.00 Nicholas: Boulevard 2019 ES

$563,945.00

2020 HOME INVESTMENT FUND BUDGET ADD TO APPROPRIATIONS (HOME REVENUE)


2504 040208 3311101 5410000 300156 32555 274,887.00 Nicholas House TBRA 2019 HM

$ 274,887.00

2020 HOME INVESTMENT FUND BUDGET ADD TO APPROPRIATIONS (HOME BUDGET)


2504 040208 5999999 5410000 300156 32555 274,887.00 Nicholas House TBRA 2019 HM

$ 274,887.00

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ATTACHMENT 3 2020 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND BUDGET ADD TO ANTICIPATIONS (CDBG REVENUE)


2201 250305 3311101 7310000 300100 32553 150,000.00 Green & Healthy Homes Project, 2019 CD (PCD Housing Finance )

2201 250305 3311101 7310000 300101 32553 60,743.00 BILF Admin 2019 CD (PCD Housing Finance )

2201 250305 3311101 7310000 300020 32553 200,000.00 CDBG Prog. Admin Hsg 2019 CD (PCD Housing Finance )

2201 250305 3311101 7310000 300102 32553 180,000.00 Hope for Historical Homes 2019 CD (PCD Housing Finance )

2201 250305 3311101 7310000 300040 32553 100,000.00 Housing Rehab Admin 2019 CD (PCD Housing Finance )

2201 250305 3311101 7310000 300103 32553 150,000.00 Off of Hsg Diversion Pgm 2019 CD (PCD Housing Finance )

2201 250305 3311101 7310000 300104 32553 75,000.00 Storefront Improvement 2019 CD (PCD Housing Finance )

2201 250305 3311101 7310000 300105 32553 200,000.00 Uni Choice Neighborhood 2019 (PCD Housing Finance )

2201 250305 3311101 7310000 300106 32553 53,809.00 Women's Econ Slf-Suff Prg 2019 CD (PCD Housing Finance )

2201 250305 3311101 7310000 300166 32553 75,000.00 COA Microenterprise Accelerator 2019 Cd (PCD Housing Finance)

$1,244,552.00



2201 250305 5999999 7310000 300100 32553 150,000.00 Green & Healthy Homes Project, 2019 CD (PCD Housing Finance )

2201 250305 5999999 7310000 300101 32553 60,743.00 BILF Admin 2019 CD (PCD Housing Finance )

2201 250305 5999999 7310000 300020 32553 200,000.00 CDBG Prog. Admin Hsg 2019 CD (PCD Housing Finance )

2201 250305 5999999 7310000 300102 32553 180,000.00 Hope for Historical Homes 2019 CD (PCD Housing Finance )

2201 250305 5999999 7310000 300040 32553 100,000.00 Housing Rehab Admin 2019 CD (PCD Housing Finance )

2201 250305 5999999 7310000 300103 32553 150,000.00 Off of Hsg Diversion Pgm 2019 CD (PCD Housing Finance )

2201 250305 5999999 7310000 300104 32553 75,000.00 Storefront Improvement 2019 CD (PCD Housing Finance )

2201 250305 5999999 7310000 300105 32553 200,000.00 Uni Choice Neighborhood 2019 (PCD Housing Finance )

2201 250305 5999999 7310000 300106 32553 53,809.00 Women's Econ Slf-Suff Prg 2019 CD (PCD Housing Finance )

2201 250305 5999999 7310000 300166 32553 75,000.00 COA Microenterprise Accelerator 2019 Cd (PCD Housing Finance)

$1,244,552.00

2020 HOME INVESTMENT FUND BUDGET ADD TO APPROPRIATIONS (HOME REVENUE)


2504 250305 3311101 7310000 300107 32555 385,174.00 CHDO Set Aside 2019 HM (PCD Housing Finance )

2504 250305 3311101 7310000 300108 32555 128,391.00 CHDO Operating Assistance 2019 HM (PCD Housing Finance )

2504 250305 3311101 7310000 300109 32555 256,782.00 HOME Administration HM 2019 (PCD Housing Finance )

2504 250305 3311101 7310000 300110 32555 1,522,594.00 Housing Developing Loan Pool, 2019 HM (PCD Housing Finance )

$2,292,941.00

2020 HOME INVESTMENT FUND BUDGET ADD TO APPROPRIATIONS (HOME BUDGET)


2504 250305 5999999 7310000 300107 32555 385,174.00 CHDO Set Aside 2019 HM (PCD Housing Finance )

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2504 250305 5999999 7310000 300108 32555 128,391.00 CHDO Operating Assistance 2019 HM (PCD Housing Finance )

2504 250305 5999999 7310000 300109 32555 256,782.00 HOME Administration HM 2019 (PCD Housing Finance )

2504 250305 5999999 7310000 300110 32555 1,522,594.00 Housing Developing Loan Pool, 2019 HM (PCD Housing Finance )

$ 2,292,941.00

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2020 INTERGOVERNMENTAL GRANT FUND BUDGET ATTACHMENT 4 ADD TO ANTICIPATIONS (HOPWA BUDGET) Fund Org Account Func Act Project Fd Source Amount

2501 040208 3311101 5410000 300111 32554 1,408,234.00 AIDS Athens 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 3311101 5410000 300112 32554 266,000.00 AIDS Legal 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 3311101 5410000 300170 32554 82,212.00 Furniture Bank 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)*

2501 040208 3311101 5410000 300172 32554 380,461.00 Edgewood Center LPI 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)*

2501 040208 3311101 5410000 300113 32554 183,361.00 Good Care & Housing Program 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 3311101 5410000 300114 32554 624,102.00 Jerusalem House Scattered Site I 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 3311101 5410000 300115 32554 10,547,596.00 Jerusalem House Scattered Site II 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 3311101 5410000 300116 32554 1,542,382.00 Jerusalem House Single Adult Program 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 3311101 5410000 300117 32554 1,390,194.00 Jerusalem House The Family Program 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 3311101 5410000 300118 32554 701,282.00 Legacy House 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 3311101 5410000 300119 32554 569,065.00 Legacy Village 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 3311101 5410000 300171 32554 52,500.00 Making A Way Housing – Emer Shelter (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)*

2501 040208 3311101 5410000 300120 32554 735,728.00 Open Hand 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 3311101 5410000 300121 32554 303,604.00 HOPWA Administration OHS 2019 (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 3311101 5410000 300122 32554 3,742,175.00 HOPWA Capital Projects 2019 HP(EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

$ 22,528,896.00

2020 INTERGOVERNMENTAL GRANT FUND BUDGET ADD TO APPROPRIATIONS (HOPWA BUDGET) Fund Org Account Func Act Project Fd Source Amount

2501 040208 5999999 5410000 300111 32554 1,408,234.00 AIDS Athens 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 5999999 5410000 300112 32554 2 66,000.00 AIDS Legal 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 5999999 5410000 300170 32554 82,212.00 Furniture Bank 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)*

2501 040208 5999999 5410000 300172 32554 380,461.00 Edgewood Center LPI 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)*

2501 040208 5999999 5410000 300113 32554 183,361.00 Good Care & Housing Program 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 5999999 5410000 300114 32554 624,102.00 Jerusalem House Scattered Site I 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 5999999 5410000 300115 32554 10,547,596.00 Jerusalem House Scattered Site II 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 5999999 5410000 300116 32554 1,542,382.00 Jerusalem House Single Adult Program 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 5999999 5410000 300117 32554 1,390,194.00 Jerusalem House The Family Program 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 5999999 5410000 300118 32554 701,282.00 Legacy House 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 5999999 5410000 300119 32554 569,065.00 Legacy Village 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 5999999 5410000 300171 32554 52,500.00 Making A Way Housing – Emer Shelter (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)*

2501 040208 5999999 5410000 300120 32554 735,728.00 Open Hand 2019 HP (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 5999999 5410000 300121 32554 303,604.00 HOPWA Administration OHS 2019 (EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

2501 040208 5999999 5410000 300122 32554 3,742,175.00 HOPWA Capital Projects 2019 HP(EXE Dir Human Services/Welfare Admin)

$ 22,528,896.00

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****AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER CARLA SMITH TO RATIFY MAYOR KEISHA

LANCE BOTTOMS’ EXECUTIVE ORDER DIRECTING THE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER TO

ALLOCATE UP TO ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS

($1,500,000.00) IN FUNDS BY TRANSFERRING GENERAL FUND UNCOMMITTED FUND

BALANCE FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONTRIBUTING EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE TO FUNDING

EFFORTS OF THE NON-PROFIT AND PHILANTHROPIC COMMUNITIES TO PROVIDE

INDIVIDUAL SHELTER OPTIONS WITH SUPPORTIVE SERVICES FOR PERSONS

EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS; TO AMEND THE GENERAL FUND BUDGET AND TO

AUTHORIZE THE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER TO MAKE TRANSFERS TO EFFECTUATE THIS

RATIFICATION; AND FOR OTHER RELATED PURPOSES.(THIS LEGISLATION IS A DUAL

REFERRED ITEM AND WILL BE FORWARDED TO FINANCE/EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PENDING

A COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT/HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION)

WHEREAS, like much of the world, the United States, the State of Georgia, and the City of Atlanta are

currently responding to an outbreak of respiratory disease caused by a novel coronavirus named “SARS-

CoV-2” and the disease it causes named “coronavirus disease 2019” (abbreviated COVID-19); and

WHEREAS, on March 11, 2020 the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak a

pandemic; and

WHEREAS, on March 13, 2020 the President of the United States announced a national emergency in

response to the COVID-19 pandemic, which included two emergency declarations: one under the

National Emergencies Act and one under the Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act;

and

WHEREAS, on March 14, 2020 Governor Brian Kemp signed a public health state of emergency to

address the COVID-19 pandemic through assisting health and emergency management officials across

Georgia by deploying all available resources for the mitigation and treatment of COVID-19; and

WHEREAS, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) has issued guidance on the emerging and rapidly

evolving situation of the COVID-19 pandemic, including how to protect oneself from this illness; and

WHEREAS, social distancing is recommended by the CDC to prevent the continued spreading of this

illness in the community; and

WHEREAS, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, on March 15, Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms declared

there to be an emergency in existence within the City of Atlanta pursuant to Section 2-181(a) of the City

of Atlanta Code of Ordinances; and

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WHEREAS, on March 23, 2020 Mayor Bottoms declared there to be the existence of an emergency

within the City of Atlanta, which has been re-issued no later than every 72 hours thereafter through the

date of the approval of this Ordinance in accordance with Section 2-181 of the City of Atlanta Code of

Ordinances; and

WHEREAS, on April 2, 2020, Governor Kemp signed an executive order to Ensure a Safe and Healthy

Georgia (Executive Order 04.02.20.01) to address the COVID-19 pandemic by implementing temporary

actions necessary and appropriate to protect the health, safety, and welfare of Georgia’s residents and

visitors, including a directive requiring all persons in the State of Georgia to shelter in place within their

homes or places of residence, effective beginning at 6:00 P.M. on Friday, April 3, 2020 and expiring at

11:59 P.M. on Monday, April 13, 2020; and

WHEREAS, on April 8, 2020, Governor Kemp signed an executive order (Executive Order 04.08.20.02)

extending the duration of Executive Order 04.02.20.01 such that it shall not expire until April 30, 2020

at 11:59 P.M.; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to Executive Order 04.08.20.02, Governor Kemp also extended the public health

state of emergency for the State of Georgia through May 13, 2020; and

WHEREAS, in accordance with Executive Order 04.02.20.01, persons experiencing homelessness have

been urged to obtain shelter and to contact governmental and other entities for assistance; and

WHEREAS, the COVID-19 pandemic represents an especially significant health risk for people

experiencing homelessness because of congregate living environments, limited access to preventative

measures, and higher likelihood for underlying chronic health conditions; and

WHEREAS, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there is a growing need for safe, individual shelter options

for people experiencing homelessness; and

WHEREAS, of the approximately 3,200 persons experiencing homelessness in the City of Atlanta

approximately 700 to Eight Hundred 800 are unsheltered, and approximately 300 of those who are

unsheltered are over the age of 55; and

WHEREAS, additionally, because of the pandemic there are additional capacity constraints within the

existing homeless shelter system, due to fear of exposure and CDC guidelines on shelter configuration;

and

WHEREAS, providing individual shelter can be a start to permanent housing solutions; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 2-182 of the City of Atlanta Code of Ordinances, the Mayor may issue

executive orders which applies to events of short duration and which expire at the next meeting of the

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Atlanta City Council subsequent thereof unless ratified by a majority vote of the members present and

voting; and

WHEREAS, accordingly, and in response to this ongoing crisis, Mayor Bottoms issued an executive

order directing the Chief Financial Officer to allocate up to one million five hundred thousand dollars

($1,500,000.00) in funds by transferring general fund uncommitted fund balance for the purpose of

contributing emergency assistance to funding efforts of the non-profit and philanthropic communities to

provide individual shelter options with supportive services for persons experiencing homelessness; and

WHEREAS, Mayor Bottoms has reissued this order as necessary through the date of the approval of this

Ordinance in accordance with Section 2-182(2) of the City of Atlanta Code of Ordinances; and

WHEREAS, it is the desire of the Atlanta City Council to ratify Mayor Bottoms’ Executive Order via

which the Mayor directed the Chief Financial Officer to allocate up to one million five hundred

thousand dollars ($1,500,000.00) in funds by transferring general fund uncommitted fund balance for the

purpose of contributing to funding efforts of the non-profit and philanthropic communities to provide

individual shelter options with supportive services for persons experiencing homelessness; and

WHEREAS, the Chief Financial Officer has recommended the creation of a cost center on the City’s

financial system to account for expenditures related to the provision of emergency assistance to those

affected by the COVID-19 Pandemic; and

WHEREAS, it is the desire of the Atlanta City Council to transfer from anticipations and to

appropriations the funds to support the expenditures related to this provision of emergency assistance to

those affected by the COVID-19 Pandemic and any other accounting/budget adjustments that are needed

to properly record the funds; and

WHEREAS, due to the COVID-19 declarations of emergency as described in this Ordinance, time was

of the essence in effectuating the appropriations set forth herein.


SECTION 1. Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms’ Executive Order via which the Mayor directed the Chief

Financial Officer to allocate up to one million five hundred thousand dollars ($1,500,000.00) in funds by

transferring general fund uncommitted fund balance for the purpose of contributing to funding efforts of

the non-profit and philanthropic communities to provide individual shelter options with supportive

services for persons experiencing homelessness, is hereby ratified.

SECTION 2: That in accordance with this ratification, the General Fund Budget is amended as follows:

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ADD TO ANTICIPATIONS

FUND DEPT/ORG ACCOUNT F/A CODE PROJECT FUND SRC AMOUNT

1001 000002 3890032 0000000 000000 00000

General

Fund

Revenue

Department

Intrafund

TransferDefault Default Default $1,500,000.00

ADD TO APPROPRIATIONS


1001 200101 6110116 5510001 000000 00000

General

Fund

NDP RESERVATION

OF FUND

APPROPRIATIONS

OPER TRANS OUT

TO 7701

Coronavirus

COVID-19Default Default $1,500,000.00

ADD TO ANTICIPATIONS


77O1 200211 3912001 5510001 600460 69999 $1,500,000.00

Trust FundNDP ECONOMIC

DEVELOPMENT

OPER TRANS FRM

FUND 1001

Coronavirus

COVID-19

COVID-19 Temporary

Housing for High Risk

Unsheltered People

Funding Source for Non

Capital Trust

ADD TO APPROPRIATIONS


77O1 200211 5212001 5510001 600460 69999 $1,500,000.00


DEVELOPMENT

CONSULTING /

PROFESSIONAL

SERV

Coronavirus

COVID-19

COVID-19 Temporary


Unsheltered People


Capital Trust

SECTION 3: That the Chief Financial Officer is authorized to make the following transfer:

TRANSFER FROM


1001 200101 6110116 5510001 000000 00000 $1,500,000.00

General

Fund

NDP RESERVATION

OF FUND

APPROPRIATIONS

OPER TRANS OUT

TO 7701

Coronavirus

COVID-19Default Default

TRANSFER TO


77O1 200211 3912001 5510001 600460 69999 $1,500,000.00


DEVELOPMENT

OPER TRANS FRM

FUND 1001

Coronavirus

COVID-19

COVID-19 Temporary


Unsheltered People


Capital Trust

SECTION 4: That all Ordinances and parts of Ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby waived to the

extent of the conflict, only.

SECTION 5: Any funds not fully expended or utilized will revert back to the General Fund by June 30,

2021.

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CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA


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CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

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ALLOCATE UP TO ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS

($1,500,000.00) IN FUNDS BY TRANSFERRING GENERAL FUND UNCOMMITTED FUND

BALANCE FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONTRIBUTING EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE TO FUNDING

EFFORTS OF THE NON-PROFIT AND PHILANTHROPIC COMMUNITIES TO PROVIDE

INDIVIDUAL SHELTER OPTIONS WITH SUPPORTIVE SERVICES FOR PERSONS


AUTHORIZE THE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER TO MAKE TRANSFERS TO EFFECTUATE THIS

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ALLOCATE UP TO ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS AND ZERO

CENTS ($1,500,000.00) IN FUNDS BY TRANSFERRING GENERAL FUND UNCOMMITTED

FUND BALANCE FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONTRIBUTING EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE TO

FUNDING EFFORTS OF THE NON-PROFIT AND PHILANTHROPIC COMMUNITIES TO

PROVIDE INDIVIDUAL SHELTER OPTIONS WITH SUPPORTIVE SERVICES FOR PERSONS


AUTHORIZE THE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER TO MAKE TRANSFERS TO EFFECTUATE

THIS RATIFICATION; AND FOR OTHER RELATED PURPOSES.


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MATT WESTMORELAND

ANDRE DICKENS

CARLA SMITH

AMIR R FAROKHI

ANTONIO BROWN

CLETA WINSLOW


JENNIFER N. IDE

HOWARD SHOOK

J. P. MATZIGKEIT

DUSTIN HILLIS

ANDREA L. BOONE


JOYCE M SHEPERD

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AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER HOWARD SHOOK AUTHORIZING THE TRANSFER OF


FORWARD ACCOUNT TO THE DISTRICT 7 SALARIES, PERM PART-TIME ACCOUNT; AND FOR

OTHER PURPOSES.


annual appropriations for salaries and benefits for their staff; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 2-39 of the City of Atlanta Code of Ordinances, Councilmembers are

permitted to replenish their Councilmember Expense Accounts and Personnel Expenses by using funds

from the Councilmember Carry Forward Accounts; and

WHEREAS, the District 7 Councilmember desires to replenish the Salaries, Perm Part-Time account for

personnel related expenses.


SECTION 1: That the Chief Financial Officer is authorized to amend the FY20 General Fund Budget as

follows:


$15,000.00

1001 (General Fund) 030207 (CCN Council District 7) 5790001 (Contingency Fund - Unrestricted)

1110000 (Governing Body) Councilmember Shook.


$15,000.00

1001 (General Fund) 030107 (CCN Council District 7) 5111002 (Salaries, Perm Part-Time) 1110000

(Governing Body) Councilmember Shook.



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CITY COUNCIL

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AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER HOWARD SHOOK AUTHORIZING THE TRANSFER OF


FORWARD ACCOUNT TO THE DISTRICT 7 SALARIES, PERM PART-TIME ACCOUNT; AND FOR

OTHER PURPOSES.





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AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER HOWARD SHOOK AUTHORIZING THE TRANSFER

OF FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS ($15,000.00) FROM THE DISTRICT 7

CARRY FORWARD ACCOUNT TO THE DISTRICT 7 SALARIES, PERM PART-TIME

ACCOUNT; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.


ADOPTED

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FILED

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AMENDED

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MATT WESTMORELAND

ANDRE DICKENS

CARLA SMITH

AMIR R FAROKHI

ANTONIO BROWN

CLETA WINSLOW


JENNIFER N. IDE

HOWARD SHOOK

J. P. MATZIGKEIT

DUSTIN HILLIS

ANDREA L. BOONE


JOYCE M SHEPERD

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****AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBERS MICHAEL JULIAN BOND, AMIR R. FAROKHI, J. P.

MATZIGKEIT, HOWARD SHOOK AND CLETA WINSLOW AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR, ON

BEHALF OF THE CITY, TO ENTER INTO AND EXECUTE A FIFTY (50) YEAR LEASE WITH THE

NATIONAL MONUMENTS FOUNDATION, INC., FOR CITY OWNED PROPERTY CONSISTENT

WITH THE MAPS CONTAINED IN EXHIBIT A, WHEREBY THE TERMS OF THE LEASE WILL

INCLUDE THE FOUNDATION'S DEVELOPMENT OF THE PEACE MUSEUM COMPLEX, WHICH

WILL INCLUDE THE PEACE COLUMN MUSEUM, THE GEORGIA NOBEL PEACE PANTHEON,

AND 18 MONUMENTS TO GEORGIA PEACEMAKERS, AT NO COST TO THE CITY; AND

AUTHORIZING THE WAIVER OF CITY CODE SECTION 2-1547 REGARDING THE PROCEDURES

FOR LEASING CITY-OWNED REAL PROPERTY, FOR PURPOSES OF ENTERING THIS LEASE,

WHERE SAID WAIVER IS BASED UPON THE UNIQUE CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE PROPOSED

PARK; AND REQUIRING CERTAIN PREREQUISITE TRANSACTIONS TO OCCUR PRIOR TO

EXECUTING THE LEASE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.(THIS LEGISLATION IS A DUAL



WHEREAS, Rodney Cook, Sr. Park, hereafter referred to as The Peace Park, will honor the

contributions of many generations of Georgia Peacemakers to the City of Atlanta, state of Georgia, and

to the Civil Rights movement. The Peace Park will be located in a neighborhood where many civil rights

leaders resided, including Nobel Peace Laureate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The Peace Park will be

domiciled in closed proximity to the Atlanta University Center, the largest complex of African

American students and scholars in the world. Atlanta gave birth to the modern civil rights movement

and was the national headquarters of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) and the

Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC). Atlanta’s Leadership, guided by the spirit of The

Atlanta Way, has always practiced biracial, nonviolent social change for the greater good of Atlanta and

the state of Georgia.

WHEREAS, Rodney Mims Cook Jr. (hereinafter "Cook, Jr.") is a highly-respected international

authority on classical architecture and urban planning. Cook, Jr. has been encouraged by his father,

Rodney Mims Cook, Sr., to build Rodney Cook Sr. Park at a location close to the site of the original

park; and is the Founder and President of the National Monuments Foundation (hereinafter "NMF"), a

public non-profit organization whose purpose is to create beautiful self-sustaining destination landmarks

of national and historical relevance, as well as Peace centers for cultural, civic and social activism for

communities around the world that will be destination landmarks of national, historical and aesthetic

significance, and that will uplift the communities in which they are built through a classical approach;

and

WHEREAS, according to Exhibit B, The Peace Park will be dedicated to Atlanta's contribution to peace

and civil rights. It will include passive green space, water features, public art, educational components,

an urban garden, the Peace Museum Complex, and numerous other amenities related to use for park,

recreational and cultural purposes. The specific contents of the Park are described in Exhibit B; and

WHEREAS, consistent with its mission, NMF will seek to strengthen the Westside TAD community in

which the Park is located. The Peace Park will generate numerous jobs, including construction, park

maintenance, facility maintenance, restaurant and museum operations, urban farming, and concessions

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sales. NMF's objective is to fill approximately 50% of these entry level positions and approximately

20% of the positions overall with residents of the Westside TAD community; and

WHEREAS, the NMF has a history of successfully performing grand projects in Atlanta. Among many

projects around the world, NMF coordinated the design and construction of the World Athletes

Monument (commonly known as the Prince of Wales Monument) at Pershing Point on Peachtree Street,

which commemorates the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games. NMF choreographed the design and

construction of the Millennium Gate Museum at Atlantic Station which includes the most

comprehensive museum of Georgia history in the state, and which is the largest classical monument

erected in the United States since the Jefferson Memorial; and

WHEREAS, consistent with NMF's mission, the Park will be self-sustaining. All of NMF's net income

from the Park will be used solely for the improvement, maintenance, repair, operation and management

of the Park buildings and monuments, for which NMF will have full responsibility at no cost to the City;

and

WHEREAS, in order for NMF to implement the project it will need control of the parcels on the maps in

Exhibit A for the purposes of fully financing and implementing the construction of the Peace Museum

Complex; and

WHEREAS, the City and NMF have negotiated terms set forth in the draft Ground Lease Agreement,

hereafter referred to at the GLA, Between The City of Atlanta and National Monuments Foundation,

Inc. attached hereto as Exhibit B (hereinafter the "GLA"); and

WHEREAS, the elements and scale of the proposed The Peace Park will provide direct investment in

the City, will create numerous jobs, will enhance the economic and aesthetic conditions in the

surrounding community, and will establish a remarkable, educational and artistic City landmark that will

be enjoyed by generations of Atlanta residents and visitors; and

NOW THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA GEORGIA HEREBY

ORDAINS as follows:

Section 1: The Mayor, on behalf of the City, is authorized to enter into and execute a fifty-year Lease

with the National Monuments Foundation for the Premises, as shown in Exhibit A consistent with the

Lease agreement in Exhibit B.

Section 2: The terms of the GLA shall be consistent with Exhibit B.

Section 3: NMF shall develop the Leased Premises, as set forth in this Exhibit A, consistent with the

GLA in Exhibit B to create the Peace Museum Complex within The Peace Park, all at no cost to the

City:

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a) The Peace Park plan shall include stand-alone monuments and sculptures of Georgia peacemakers

from the 1733 founding of the Colony of Georgia to the present (hereinafter the “Sculptures”). These

sculptures may include Reverend Ralph David Abernathy, Dorothy Bolden, Senator Julian Bond, Joseph

E. Boone, Rodney Cook Sr., W.E.B. DuBois, Mayor Maynard H. Jackson, Coretta Scott King, Dr.

Martin Luther King, Jr., Booker T. Washington, Congressman John Lewis, Ambassador Andrew Young,

Alonzo Herndon, Grace Towns Hamilton, Herman J. Russell, Hosea L. Williams, James Orange, and

Joseph E. Lowery.

b) A 115-foot Peace Column topped with Chief Tomochichi (Chief of the Yamacraw Tribe and co-

founder of Georgia) shall be located in the Park. A museum will be located in the base of the Peace

Column containing the M.L. King and C.T. Vivian Family Libraries and exhibits highlighting local

peacemakers, the Civil Rights Movement, and Georgia’s 300-year tradition of peace.

c) The Georgia Nobel Peace Pantheon commemorating Georgia’s Nobel Peace Laureates shall be

located in the Park. It will have a 2-story pedestal housing the Shin Dae-yong Global Peace Institute and

provide office space for peace-focused institutions from around the world.

d) A later phase of the project shall include constructing the Ambassador Andrew Young Peace Center

and Arnett Art Museum on the south edge of the park.

e) NMF may not construct any other buildings on the Premises other than those listed above in this

Section 3 (the Buildings, which shall include the Peace Pantheon and the Peace Column). The collective

ground area of all of the Buildings shall not exceed five (5) acres. All Buildings will be LEED certified

or certified by an equivalent recognized designation system acceptable to the City in its reasonable

discretion.

f) An historic oversight committee of no fewer than three and no greater than five people will be created

to review all proposed and existing historical elements of the Park for accuracy and authenticity.

Committee members will be selected by NMF, and the selection will not be deemed final until approved

by the Mayor or her designee, where such approval will not be unreasonably denied, conditioned or

delayed. Committee members must be accomplished historians who specialize in Atlanta history, human

rights history, and/or historical presentation.

Section 4: Phase 1 of the Park will be completed consistent with the terms outlines in the GLA in

Exhibit B.

Section 5: The NMF has provided a comprehensive financial model to the city for the peace museum

complex.

Section 6: Annual rent for the Premises shall be consistent with the GLA in Exhibit B.

Section 7: Section 110-3(i) of the Code of Ordinances of Atlanta, Georgia is hereby waived such that

NMF is authorized to receive vending permit(s) for its Concessions Program for locations of the Park

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designated in the Lease, provided that NMF meets all of the criteria set forth in Atlanta Code of

Ordinances section 30-1401 through 30-1460, entitled "Vending on Public Property", as may be

amended and re-codified from time to time. NMF shall be permitted to operate its Concessions Program

without paying a vending fee.

Section 8: The requirements of the City's Procurement and Real Estate Code, including but not limited

to City Code Section 2-1547 regarding the leasing of City-owned real property, are hereby waived for

purposes of this Lease only.

Section 9: The City Attorney or her designee is hereby directed to prepare for execution by the Mayor,

the GLA along with any amendments agreed upon by the city and NMF in Exhibit B and any and all

other deeds, instruments, and other documents that the City Attorney deems necessary or advisable to

carry out the purposes and intent of this Ordinance.

Section 10: In addition to her authority to execute the Lease, the Mayor, on behalf of the City, is

authorized to execute any and all deeds, instruments and other documents that the City Attorney deems

to be necessary or advisable in order to carry out the purposes and intent of this Ordinance.

Section 11: The Lease, deeds, instruments and documents referenced in Section 15 must be approved as

to form by the City Attorney or her designee prior to execution by the Mayor.

Section 12: The Lease, deeds, instruments and other documents shall not become binding upon the City,

and the City shall incur neither obligation nor liability thereunder, until the Lease, deed, instrument or

document has been signed by the Mayor, attested to by the Municipal Clerk and delivered to NMF.

Section 13: The City shall deposit all rent received pursuant to the Lease into the following trust

account, and the account funds may be utilized solely for improvement, maintenance and repair of The

Peace Park:

Fund 7701 TRUST FUND

Dept\Org 140201 PRC PARKS ADMINISTRATION

Account 3810001 LAND RENTALS, GENERAL

Function\Activity 6210000 PARK ADMINISTRATION

Project 600394 RODNEY COOK SR. PARK

Award 69999 FUNDING SOURCE FOR NON-CAPITAL TRUST PROJECTS

Section 14: Every six months, beginning on the first Community Development Human Resources

("CDHR") Committee meeting of 2013, a presentation will be made by NMF and the Department of

Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs ("DPRCA") to the CDHR Committee regarding the status of the

construction of Rodney Cook Sr. Park, and such presentations shall continue until completion of the

construction and final acceptance of the work by DPRCA.

Section 15: All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby waived for purposes

of this Ordinance only, and only to the extent of the conflict.

EXHIBIT A

PREMISES

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EXHIBIT B

GROUND LEASE AGREEMENT

BETWEEN

THE CITY OF ATLANTA

AND

NATIONAL MONUMENTS FOUNDATION, INC.

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CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA


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CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

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****AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBERS MICHAEL JULIAN BOND, AMIR R. FAROKHI, J. P.

MATZIGKEIT, HOWARD SHOOK AND CLETA WINSLOW AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR, ON

BEHALF OF THE CITY, TO ENTER INTO AND EXECUTE A FIFTY (50) YEAR LEASE WITH THE

NATIONAL MONUMENTS FOUNDATION, INC., FOR CITY OWNED PROPERTY CONSISTENT

WITH THE MAPS CONTAINED IN EXHIBIT A, WHEREBY THE TERMS OF THE LEASE WILL

INCLUDE THE FOUNDATION'S DEVELOPMENT OF THE PEACE MUSEUM COMPLEX, WHICH

WILL INCLUDE THE PEACE COLUMN MUSEUM, THE GEORGIA NOBEL PEACE PANTHEON,

AND 18 MONUMENTS TO GEORGIA PEACEMAKERS, AT NO COST TO THE CITY; AND

AUTHORIZING THE WAIVER OF CITY CODE SECTION 2-1547 REGARDING THE PROCEDURES

FOR LEASING CITY-OWNED REAL PROPERTY, FOR PURPOSES OF ENTERING THIS LEASE,

WHERE SAID WAIVER IS BASED UPON THE UNIQUE CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE PROPOSED

PARK; AND REQUIRING CERTAIN PREREQUISITE TRANSACTIONS TO OCCUR PRIOR TO

EXECUTING THE LEASE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.(THIS LEGISLATION IS A DUAL









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****AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBERS MICHAEL JULIAN BOND, AMIR R. FAROKHI,

J. P. MATZIGKEIT, HOWARD SHOOK AND CLETA WINSLOW AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR,

ON BEHALF OF THE CITY, TO ENTER INTO AND EXECUTE A FIFTY (50) YEAR LEASE

WITH THE NATIONAL MONUMENTS FOUNDATION, INC., FOR CITY OWNED PROPERTY

CONSISTENT WITH THE MAPS CONTAINED IN EXHIBIT A, WHEREBY THE TERMS OF THE

LEASE WILL INCLUDE THE FOUNDATION'S DEVELOPMENT OF THE PEACE MUSEUM

COMPLEX, WHICH WILL INCLUDE THE PEACE COLUMN MUSEUM, THE GEORGIA NOBEL

PEACE PANTHEON, AND 18 MONUMENTS TO GEORGIA PEACEMAKERS, AT NO COST TO

THE CITY; AND AUTHORIZING THE WAIVER OF CITY CODE SECTION 2-1547 REGARDING

THE PROCEDURES FOR LEASING CITY-OWNED REAL PROPERTY, FOR PURPOSES OF

ENTERING THIS LEASE, WHERE SAID WAIVER IS BASED UPON THE UNIQUE

CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE PROPOSED PARK; AND REQUIRING CERTAIN PREREQUISITE

TRANSACTIONS TO OCCUR PRIOR TO EXECUTING THE LEASE; AND FOR OTHER

PURPOSES.


ADOPTED

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MICHAEL JULIAN BOND

MATT WESTMORELAND

ANDRE DICKENS

CARLA SMITH

AMIR R FAROKHI

ANTONIO BROWN

CLETA WINSLOW


JENNIFER N. IDE

HOWARD SHOOK

J. P. MATZIGKEIT

DUSTIN HILLIS

ANDREA L. BOONE


JOYCE M SHEPERD

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GROUND LEASE AGREEMENT

BETWEEN

THE CITY OF ATLANTA

AND

NATIONAL MONUMENTS FOUNDATION, INC.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

Section 1. Premises ....................................................................................................................... 1

Section 2. Term ............................................................................................................................. 1

Section 3. Commencement Date ................................................................................................... 1

Section 4. Rent .............................................................................................................................. 1

Section 5. Place of Payment.......................................................................................................... 2

Section 6. Rent to be Net to Landlord........................................................................................... 2

Section 7. Use of Premises............................................................................................................ 2

Section 8. Tenant’s Work ............................................................................................................. 2

Section 9. Conditions Precedent to Commencement of the Lease ............................................... 2

Section 10. Conditions Precedent to Tenant’s Obligations to Commence Work ......................... 2

Section 11. Landlord’s Work ........................................................................................................ 3

Section 12. Proceeds from Operations .......................................................................................... 3

Section 13. Changes to Site Plan .................................................................................................. 4

Section 14. Assignment and Subletting ........................................................................................ 4

Section 15. Maintenance and Repair; Right of Entry Back to Landlord ...................................... 4

Section 16. Taxes and Utility Expenses ........................................................................................ 5

Section 17. Security ...................................................................................................................... 5

Section 18. Department of Watershed Management and Capacity Relief Facility ...................... 5

Section 19. Right of Entry Prior to Commencement Date............................................................ 5

Section 20. Ownership of Improvements...................................................................................... 5

Section 21. Requirements of Public Authority ............................................................................. 6

Section 22. Covenant Against Liens ............................................................................................. 6

Section 23. Signage ....................................................................................................................... 6

Section 24. Insurance .................................................................................................................... 7

Section 25. Waiver of Subrogation ............................................................................................... 7

Section 26. Destruction ................................................................................................................. 8

Section 27. Utility Easements ....................................................................................................... 8

Section 28. Leasehold Mortgages ................................................................................................. 8

Section 29. Performance by Subtenant ....................................................................................... 11

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Section 30. Quiet Enjoyment: Status of Landlord’s Title .......................................................... 11

Section 31. Defaults .................................................................................................................... 12

Section 32. Waivers .................................................................................................................... 14

Section 33. Hazardous Materials ................................................................................................ 14

Section 34. Force Majeure .......................................................................................................... 14

Section 35. Notices ..................................................................................................................... 14

Section 36. Certificates ............................................................................................................... 15

Section 37. Governing Law ........................................................................................................ 15

Section 38. Partial Invalidity....................................................................................................... 15

Section 39. Short Form Lease ..................................................................................................... 15

Section 40. Interpretation ............................................................................................................ 15

Section 41. Entire Agreement ..................................................................................................... 16

Section 42. Parties ....................................................................................................................... 16

Section 43. Holdover .................................................................................................................. 16

Exhibit A – Demised Premises Exhibit B – Site Plan Exhibit C – Design Details Exhibit D – Tenant’s Work Exhibit E – Vendor and Concessionaire Protocol Exhibit F – Permitted Liens Exhibit G – Short form of Lease

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GROUND LEASE

THIS GROUND LEASE (“Lease”) is dated as of the _______ day of

________________2020 (the “Effective Date”), by and between THE CITY OF ATLANTA, a

municipal corporation of the State of Georgia (hereinafter referred to as “Landlord” or “City”)

and THE NATIONAL MONUMENTS FOUNDATION, INC., a Georgia public non-profit

corporation (hereinafter referred to as “Tenant” or “NMF”).

W I T N E S S E T H:

In consideration of Ten Dollars ($10.00), other good and valuable consideration, and the

mutual covenants contained herein, and intending to be legally bound hereby, Landlord and Tenant

hereby agree as follows:

Section 1. Premises: Landlord hereby leases and lets to Tenant, and Tenant hereby takes

and hires from Landlord, upon and subject to the terms, conditions, covenants and provisions

hereof, all that certain tract, piece or parcel of land located in Historic Vine City, Atlanta, Georgia

(the “Demised Premises”), which Demised Premises is a portion of the Rodney Cook Sr. Park (the

“Project”) and is more particularly described or shown on Exhibit A attached hereto and by this

reference made a part hereof. Exhibit A is a metes and bounds legal description of the overall

portions of the park property that comprise the Demised Premises. Exhibit B is a site plan (the

“Site Plan”) depicting the approximate locations of the footprint of each of the improvements,

including the Column Site, the Pantheon Site, the Museum Site, and the markers, landscaping,

fencing and pathways associated therewith (collectively the “Improvements”). Changes in the Site

Plan are subject to the provisions of Section 13 of this Lease.

Section 2. Term: The initial term of this Lease shall be for the period beginning on the

Commencement Date and terminating on the last day of the month which is fifty (50) years after

the Commencement Date (as herein defined) (the “Initial Term”), unless sooner terminated or

extended as herein provided. Tenant shall have the right, at its option, to extend the term of this

Lease for four (4) additional, consecutive periods of five (5) years each, at the rent and upon all of

the other terms, conditions, covenants and provisions set forth herein; provided, however, that

Tenant may only extend the term of this Lease by giving Landlord written notice of such extension

on or prior to a date which is six (6) months before the expiration of the Initial Term of this Lease

or any extension period, as the case may be. The expression “Term” as hereinafter used shall mean

and refer to the Initial Term of this Lease and any extensions thereof, as the context may permit or

require.

Section 3. Commencement Date: The Commencement Date is the date on which

possession of any portion of the Demised Premises is delivered to Tenant upon completion of

Landlord’s Work, as described in Section 11 hereof. Landlord and Tenant agree that either the

Column Site and/or the Pantheon Site shall be delivered to Tenant with all of Landlord’s Work

completed not later than ninety (90) days after the Effective Date of the Lease.

Section 4. Rent: Tenant covenants and agrees to pay Landlord for the Demised Premises,

without offset or deduction, and without demand therefor, base rent at the rate of one hundred

dollars ($100.00) per year from the Commencement Date and thereafter throughout the term of

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this Lease. All base rent shall be payable by Tenant in advance, annually, on the Commencement

Date and on each anniversary of the Commencement Date

Section 5. Place of Payment: All amounts payable under Section 4 of this Lease, as well

as all other amounts payable by Tenant to Landlord under the terms of this Lease, shall be paid at

such offices of Landlord as the Landlord may direct from time to time, in lawful money of the

United States which shall be legal tender for the payment of all debts and dues, public and private,

at the time of payment.

Section 6. Rent to be Net to Landlord: It is the intention of the parties hereto that the rent

payable hereunder shall be net to Landlord so that this Lease shall yield, net to Landlord, the base

rent specified herein during the term of this Lease.

Section 7. Use of Premises: Landlord and Tenant agree that Tenant shall construct and

install the Improvements upon the Demised Premises (the “Project”), which construction shall be

at the sole cost and expense of the Tenant, consistent with the Site Plan and generally consistent

with the design details set forth on Exhibit C, attached hereto and by this reference made a part

thereof (the “Design Details”), and in accordance with all required City approvals.

Section 8. Tenant’s Work: Tenant’s construction of the Improvements upon the Demised

Premises is more specifically described on Exhibit D, attached hereto, and is defined as “Tenant’s

Work.” Tenant shall have no obligation to commence Tenant’s Work on the Improvements until

all conditions precedent set forth in Sections 9 and 10 hereof have been satisfied.

Tenant’s Work on the Column Site at the entrance of the Project shall commence no later

than nine (9) months after the Landlord completes Landlord’s Work (as defined herein) on the

Column Site. Tenant’s Work on the Pantheon Site shall commence not later than twelve (12)

months after the City completes Landlord’s Work on the Pantheon Site. If Tenant fails to

commence Tenant’s Work on either the Column Site or the Pantheon Site by the deadlines set

forth herein, Landlord shall provide Tenant with written notice of its intention to terminate the

Lease due to this failure, and Tenant shall have a period of thirty (30) days to cure such default by

commencing Tenant’s Work on either the Column Site or the Pantheon Site, as applicable. In the

event Tenant fails to commence Tenant’s Work within this cure period, Landlord shall have the

right to terminate the Lease.

Section 9. Conditions Precedent to Commencement of the Lease: The following are

conditions precedent to the Commencement of the Lease: (a) completion by the City of a Phase

I environmental site assessment of the Demised Premises, and completion of all recommended

environmental remediation recommended by the Phase I; and (b) NMF shall have applied to the

City or other appropriate public body for all permits necessary for the construction and installation

of the Improvements, at no cost to the Landlord.

Section 10. Conditions Precedent to Tenant’s Obligations to Commence Work: The

following are conditions precedent to Tenant’s obligations under Section 8 to commence Tenant’s

Work on the Improvements: (a) delivery of all or a portion of the Demised Premises in a condition

reflecting completion of the Landlord’s Work as set forth in Section 11 hereof; (b) with respect to

the Pantheon Site, confirmation by Tenant that there is no known impediment to securing

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separately metered utilities to the Pantheon Site; and (c) for the Column Site, confirmation by

Tenant that there is no known impediment to securing separately metered utilities to the Column

Site from the nearby street. The resolution of any impediments to securing separately metered

utilities shall be the sole responsibility of Tenant.

Section 11. Landlord’s Work: Landlord shall deliver the Demised Premises generally in

the following condition: graded, sodded, and where relevant, completion of the Corrective Action

Plan approved by the Georgia Environmental Protection Division (“Landlord’s Work”). The City

shall use all reasonable efforts to deliver the Column Site with any and all pending or appealed

legal action with respect to adjacent sites resolved. The City hereby grants to NMF such air rights

over the Demised Premises as shall be mutually determined by the City and NMF to be necessary

in connection with the construction and installation of the Improvements.

Landlord shall complete Landlord’s Work and deliver the Column Site not later than

_______________, the Pantheon Site not later than __________________, and the balance of the

Demised Premises not later than _________________.

The Museum Site shall be delivered prior to _____________, 20___, and in the condition

generally applicable to the balance of the Demised Premises.

Section 12. Proceeds from Operations: Tenant shall be responsible for staffing and

operating all concessions, stores and sales that occur on the Demised Premises, and may contract

with one or more third parties to perform the concessions and sales in Tenant’s name. Tenant and

the City agree that Tenant shall be fully responsible for all bookings and third party use of the

terraces, staircases, lawns, meeting rooms and other improvements within the Demised Premises,

and shall follow the City’s established procedures for obtaining any permits required for gated

events and outdoor festivals, and any third party sales during such events or festivals within the

Demised Premises.

Other than as specifically provided in this Section 21, Tenant shall have the right to retain

all Proceeds (as defined below) from concession and other sales on the Demised Premises, and

such proceeds shall be used for operation and maintenance of the Improvements, with any surplus

retained for the purpose of an endowment or escrow to ensure long-term maintenance, repair,

expansion or protection of the Improvements.

“Proceeds” shall mean the net amount realized by NMF after operating expenses and all

other charges, including taxes, interest, depreciation, and debt service, have been deducted from

total revenue, excluding any donated funds. Funds donated to NMF and/or its programs or the

Demised Premises will not constitute Proceeds nor be included in any calculation of Proceeds.

The calculation of Proceeds shall be done annually and calculated based upon the financials

determined at the end of NMF’s fiscal year, which ends on December 31.

NMF and the City hereby agree that, once NMF has been operating for twelve (12) months,

Proceeds will be shared in the following proportions between the City and NMF: (a) seventy

percent (70%) of the Proceeds will be retained by NMF, and (b) thirty percent (30%) of the

Proceeds will be distributed to a maintenance trust fund established and managed by the City to

be used for capital improvements, repairs, and maintenance to the Project (the “City Reserve

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Account”). NMF shall maintain records and accounts in connection with the performance of the

Lease that will accurately document all funds received by the NMF and all costs incurred by the

NMF, both direct and indirect, of whatever nature, for a period of three (3) years from the

expiration of the Lease unless otherwise specified by applicable law. Landlord or its designated

representatives shall have the right to examine and copy the records and accounts, with advance

written notice to Tenant. Landlord reserves the right to audit NMF’s records and accounts

annually.

Section 13. Changes to Site Plan: Landlord and Tenant agree that changes to the Site Plan

set forth in Exhibit B and the Improvements to be constructed, shall be approved by the City’s

Department of City Planning, Department of Watershed Management, Office of Cultural Affairs,

Department of Public Works and by the Department of Parks and Recreation (collectively the

“City Agencies”). Each of Landlord and Tenant shall use commercially reasonable efforts to

accommodate changes requested by the other party hereto. Notwithstanding the foregoing, after

the commencement of construction of the Improvements, material changes reasonably requested

by the Tenant, and in order to maintain the critical path schedule of construction of the

Improvements, shall be deemed approved by the City Agencies within thirty (30) days of submittal

by the Tenant to the City. Changes requested by the Landlord pursuant to Section 18 hereof shall

be deemed approved by the Tenant within thirty (30) days of submittal by the City to the Tenant.

Section 14. Assignment and Subletting: Tenant may collaterally assign, mortgage, or

otherwise encumber its interest in the leasehold estate provided by the Lease as required in

connection with any financing arrangement secured by Tenant for construction of the

Improvements, subject to the ownership interest held by Landlord. Any such collateral assignee

shall have the same cure rights provided to Tenant hereunder. Tenant may also assign the Lease

or sublet the Demised Premises without Landlord’s prior written consent to any entity the majority

of interests in which are owned by Tenant or to any firm, person, corporation, partnership or other

entity now or hereafter controlled by, in control of, or under common control with the Tenant.

Finally, Tenant may enter into other subleases or assignments with Landlord’s prior written

consent, which shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed. Notwithstanding the

foregoing, Landlord and Tenant acknowledge and agree that arrangements for concessions,

vendors and other similar commercial opportunities are contemplated by Tenant, and shall be

permitted without the prior written consent of the Landlord so long as undertaken in accordance

with the procedures and standards set forth in Exhibit E (Vendor and Concessionaire Protocol)

attached hereto and by this reference made a part hereof.

Landlord’s consent shall not apply to the transfer of stock in connection with a merger or

consolidation of Tenant and another corporation, provided that Tenant’s successor shall, as a result

of such reorganization, be legally bound to pay rental and all of the charges due hereunder and to

perform all of the terms, covenants and provisions to be performed by Tenant.

Section 15. Maintenance and Repair; Right of Entry Back to Landlord: NMF shall bear

all costs and expenses incurred in connection with maintenance of the Demised Premises, other

than turf maintenance and reasonable/customary activities in connection with the grounds

maintenance of the Demised Premises, which will be the responsibility of the Department of Parks

and Recreation. Tenant hereby provides the City with a right of entry onto the Demised premises

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for the purpose of maintenance of the grounds. Tenant shall maintain the Improvements at its own

cost.

Section 16. Taxes and Utility Expenses: Landlord and Tenant expect that no local ad

valorem real property taxes of any kind shall be due or payable in connection with the Demised

Premises. Notwithstanding the forgoing, in the event any ad valorem real property taxes shall

become due or payable in connection with respect to the Tenant’s leasehold, then Tenant shall bear

all cost and expense therefor. During the term of this Lease, Tenant shall also pay and discharge

punctually, as and when the same shall become due and payable, all charges for utilities to the

Improvements, including, without limitation, the charges for sewer, water, heat, gas, electricity,

light and power, and other service or services furnished for the Improvements or the occupants

thereof during the Term.

Section 17. Security: Landlord shall cause the City of Atlanta Police Department (“APD”)

to enforce applicable laws throughout the Project generally. APD shall provide public safety

services for all Improvements at the level consistent with the services it provides for privately-

owned businesses, and for the Project generally at the level consistent with the services it provides

for other City parks. Tenant may contract for supplemental private security services at its own cost

and expense.

Section 18. Department of Watershed Management and Capacity Relief Facility:

Landlord and Tenant acknowledge and agree that the City of Atlanta Department of Watershed

Management (“DWM”) is building a sewer capacity relief facility (the “Capacity Relief Facility”)

within the Demised Premises that will provide needed capacity for DWM’s combined sewer

system located in the Upper Proctor Creek Sewer Basin. Tenant acknowledges and agrees that the

Site Plan is designed to accommodate the Capacity Relief Facility and agrees to further cooperate

with the Landlord and DWM in connection with making adjustments to the Site Plan to

accommodate DWM’s construction and implementation of the Capacity Relief Facility. Tenant

agrees to design the Improvements to comply with current capacity relief requirements.

Section 19. Right of Entry Prior to Commencement Date: Tenant shall, prior to the

Commencement Date of the Lease, have reasonable access to the Demised Premises for itself, its

agents or engineers as needed to inspect, examine, survey and otherwise do whatever Tenant deems

reasonably necessary in the engineering and planning for development of the Improvements upon

the Demised Premises, which access shall not be unreasonably denied. Tenant shall return the

Demised Premises to its condition immediately prior to such examinations. Tenant hereby

indemnifies and agrees to hold Landlord harmless from and against any claims or damages

incurred by Tenant or Landlord as a result of persons or firms entering the Demised Premises on

Tenant’s behalf pursuant to the privilege granted hereunder.

Section 20. Ownership of Improvements: Until the expiration or sooner termination of

this Lease, title to any Improvements shall remain solely in Tenant; and Tenant alone shall be

entitled to deduct all depreciation on Tenant’s income tax returns for any such Improvements.

Upon the expiration of the Term of this Lease and any exercised extensions, Tenant shall quit and

surrender to Landlord the Demised Premises and the Improvements then located thereon; provided,

however, not more than thirty (30) days prior to such expiration or termination date, Tenant shall

be permitted to remove or relocate the Improvements (including, without limitation, the statues)

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at any time. In connection with any alterations made by Tenant in accordance with the preceding

sentence, Tenant shall repair any structural damage to the Demised Premises caused by such

alterations and shall otherwise deliver the Demised Premises to Landlord in good condition and

repair, subject to ordinary wear and tear. Upon the expiration or sooner termination of the Term of

this Lease, in the event Tenant elects not to remove the Improvements, Landlord and Tenant

mutually agree that title to the Improvements remaining on the Land upon termination or

expiration of the Term shall vest in and become the full and absolute property of Landlord.

Section 21. Requirements of Public Authority: During the Term, Tenant shall, at its own

cost and expense, promptly observe and comply with all present and future laws, ordinances,

requirements, orders, directives, rules and regulations of the federal, state, and county governments

and of all other governmental authorities affecting Tenant’s construction, use and occupation of

the Demised Premises or appurtenances thereto or any part thereof whether the same are in force

at the Commencement Date or may in the future be passed, enacted or directed. The foregoing

covenant of Tenant shall not impose any liability for the presence of Hazardous Materials on the

Demised Premises.

(a) Tenant shall have the right to contest by appropriate legal proceedings diligently

conducted in good faith, in the name of the Tenant or Landlord (as legally required), or both (if

legally required), without cost or expense to Landlord, the validity or application of any law,

ordinance, rule, regulation or requirement of the nature referred to in paragraph (a) of this Section

and if compliance therewith may legally be delayed pending the prosecution of any such

proceeding, Tenant may delay such compliance therewith until the final determination of such

proceeding.

(b) Landlord agrees to execute and deliver any appropriate papers or other instruments

which may be necessary or proper to permit Tenant so to contest the validity or application of any

such law, ordinance, order, directive, rule, regulation or requirement, as reasonably determined

by Landlord, and to cooperate reasonably with Tenant in such contest, at no cost to Landlord.

Section 22. Covenant Against Liens: If, because of any act or omission of Tenant during

the construction period, any mechanic’s lien or other lien, charge or order for the payment of

money shall be filed against the Demised Premises, Landlord or the interest of Landlord in and to

any portion of the Demised Premises, Tenant shall, at its own cost and expense, cause the same to

be discharged of record, either by payment or bond, within thirty (30) days after written notice

from Landlord to Tenant of the filing thereof; and Tenant shall indemnify and save harmless

Landlord against and from all costs, liabilities, suits, penalties, claims and demands, including

reasonable attorneys’ fees, resulting therefrom. Notice is hereby given that all such liens shall

relate and attach only to the interest of Tenant in the Demised Premises.

Section 23. Signage: Landlord and Tenant shall mutually agree upon signage for the

Project. Tenant shall have the right at its sole cost and expense to install, maintain and replace on

the facade of any museums, buildings and structures constructed on the Demised Premises such

additional identification signs as Tenant may desire, provided that such signs shall be in

compliance with any applicable requirements of governmental authorities having jurisdiction and

consistent with the Design Details. Tenant shall obtain any necessary permits for any signage.

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Section 24. Insurance: Tenant shall provide at its expense, and keep in force during the

term of this Lease, general liability insurance in a good and solvent insurance company or

companies licensed to do business in Georgia selected by Tenant, and reasonably satisfactory to

Landlord, any mortgage lender of Landlord and the holder of any Leasehold Mortgage (as

hereinafter defined) placed by Tenant on the Demised Premises in the amount of at least one

Million ($1,000,000.00) Dollars with respect to injury or death to any one person, and Two Million

($2,000,000.00) Dollars with respect to injury or death of more than one person in any one accident

or other occurrence, and One Million ($1,000,000.00) Dollars with respect to damage to property.

Such policy or policies shall include Landlord, any mortgage lender of Landlord, and each such

Leasehold Mortgagee (as hereinafter defined) as additional insureds. Tenant agrees to deliver

certificates of such insurance to Landlord on or before the Commencement Date and thereafter not

less than ten (10) days prior to the expiration of any such policy. Tenant shall not cancel such

insurance without thirty (30) days’ written notice to Landlord, any mortgage lender of Landlord,

and to each Leasehold Mortgagee.

(a) During the term of this Lease, Tenant shall keep all Improvements erected by

Tenant on the Demised Premises at any time insured for the benefit of Landlord, Tenant and any

Leasehold Mortgagee, as their respective interests may appear, against loss or damage by fire and

customary extended coverage in a minimum amount equal to one hundred percent (100%) of the

full replacement cost (excluding foundations and excavations) of such Improvements. All

proceeds payable at any time and from time to time by any insurance company under such policies

shall be payable to the Leasehold Mortgagee, if any, or to Tenant. Landlord shall, at Tenant’s

cost and expense, cooperate in good faith with Tenant in order to obtain the largest possible

recovery and execute any and all consents and other instruments and take all other actions

reasonably necessary or desirable in order to effectuate the same and to cause such proceeds to

be paid as provided herein and Landlord shall not carry any insurance concurrent in coverage and

contributing in the event of loss with any insurance required to be furnished by Tenant hereunder

if the effect of such separate insurance would be to reduce the protection or the payment to be

made under Tenant’s insurance.

(b) Any insurance required to be provided by Tenant pursuant to this Lease may be

provided by blanket insurance covering the Demised Premises and other locations of Tenant

provided such blanket insurance complies with all of the other requirements of this Lease with

respect to the insurance involved and such blanket insurance is acceptable to any Leasehold

Mortgagee.

Section 25. Waiver of Subrogation: Landlord and Tenant each hereby release the other

from any and all liability or responsibility to the other, or to any other party claiming through or

under them by way of subrogation or otherwise, for any loss or damage to property caused by a

casualty which is insurable under standard fire and extended coverage insurance; provided,

however, that this mutual waiver shall be applicable only with respect to a loss or damage

occurring during the time when property insurance policies, which are readily available in the

marketplace, contain a clause or permit an endorsement to the effect that any such release shall not

adversely affect or impair the policy or the right of the insured party to receive proceeds under the

policy; provided, further, that this release shall not be applicable to the portion of any damage

which is not reimbursed by the damaged party’s insurer because of the “deductible” in the damaged

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party’s insurance coverage. The release specified in this Section 21 is cumulative with any releases

or exculpations which may be contained in other provisions of this Lease.

Section 26. Destruction: In the event that, at any time during the term of this Lease, the

Improvements are destroyed or damaged in whole or in part by fire or other cause within the

extended coverage of the fire insurance policies required to be carried by Tenant in accordance

with this Lease, then Tenant, at its own cost and expense, shall cause the same to be repaired,

replaced or rebuilt (with such changes in the design, type or character of the Improvements as

Tenant may deem desirable) within one hundred eighty (180) days after receipt by Tenant of such

insurance proceeds. Notwithstanding the foregoing sentence to the contrary, in the event

Improvements on the Demised Premises are destroyed or damaged at any time during the last ten

(10) years of the Term of this Lease or any extension period to the extent that, in Tenant’s

reasonable judgment, the Demised Premises are not usable in their damaged condition for the

conduct of Tenant’s business, Tenant may, upon written notice to Landlord, terminate this Lease

and assign to Landlord all insurance proceeds collected or collectible in connection with such

damage and destruction and which are attributable to the buildings and other improvements on the

Demised Premises.

Section 27. Utility Easements: Tenant shall have the right to enter into reasonable

agreements with utility suppliers creating easements in favor of such suppliers, including, without

limitation, gas, electricity, telephone, water and sewer, as are required in order to service the

Improvements on the Land, subject, however, to Landlord’s reasonable approval of the location of

such utility lines and provided that such easements shall require the utility supplier to restore the

easement area following any construction or repair work and further provided that such easements

shall reserve the rights of Landlord to relocate such utility lines from time to time at Landlord’s

expense. Subject to Landlord’s reasonable approval of such items, Landlord covenants and agrees

to consent thereto and to execute any and all documents, agreements and instruments, and to take

all other actions in order to effectuate the same.

Section 28. Leasehold Mortgages: Tenant shall have the right, from time to time, to

convey or encumber by mortgage, deed to secure debt, collateral assignment of Tenant’s interest

in Lease, or similar financing instrument, Tenant’s leasehold estate and interest in and to the

Demised Premises or any part thereof (each such leasehold mortgage, deed to secure debt or other

financing instrument being herein referred to as a “Leasehold Mortgage” and the holder thereof as

a “Leasehold Mortgagee”). The execution and delivery of a Leasehold Mortgage shall not, in and

of itself, be deemed to constitute an assignment or transfer of this Lease nor shall the Leasehold

Mortgagee, as such, be deemed an assignee or transferee of this Lease so as to require such

Leasehold Mortgagee to assume the performance of any of the covenants or agreements on the

part of Tenant to be performed hereunder. Tenant shall also have the right from time to time to

obtain financing by a “sale and leaseback” of Tenant’s leasehold interest hereunder (i.e., an

assignment of Tenant’s leasehold estate under this Lease simultaneously with or subsequent to the

making of a sublease of all of the Demised Premises to Tenant). If Tenant shall enter into any

such financing arrangement, it shall deliver to Landlord true and complete copies of the

instruments effecting such transaction. Simultaneously with the delivery to Landlord of the

aforesaid instruments effecting such transaction, Tenant shall also give Landlord notice of the

name and address of the party providing such financing.

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(a) Tenant agrees that Tenant shall not encumber its leasehold estate with more than

two (2) Leasehold Mortgages at one time without the prior, written consent of Landlord. With

respect to any Leasehold Mortgagee or other person providing financing as to which Landlord

shall have been given notice, the following shall apply notwithstanding anything in this Lease to

the contrary:

(1) No voluntary termination by Tenant of this Lease shall be effective unless

consented to in writing by such Leasehold Mortgagee; and any material amendment or material

modification of this Lease or the exercise by Tenant of any option to terminate this Lease without

the written consent of such Leasehold Mortgagee shall be voidable as against such Leasehold

Mortgagee at its option. If any Leasehold Mortgagee shall fail to respond to any written consent

under this Section 24(b)(1) within ten (10) days after the receipt by such Leasehold Mortgagee of

such written request, the Leasehold Mortgagee shall be deemed to have granted its consent to such

request;

(2) Landlord shall give any and all notices given to Tenant hereunder

simultaneously to any such Leasehold Mortgagee at the address of such Leasehold Mortgagee

provided to Landlord, and no such notice shall be effective as to such Leasehold Mortgagee unless

and until a copy thereof has been sent to such Leasehold Mortgagee at such address. In the event

Landlord sends Tenant a notice of default, from and after the time that such notice has been

delivered to such Leasehold Mortgagee, such Leasehold Mortgagee shall have a period equal to

the period granted to the Tenant plus, with respect to monetary defaults, an additional five (5)

business days in which to effect a cure, and with respect to non-monetary defaults only, an

additional fifteen (15) days in which to effect a cure of any default by Tenant under this Lease

(provided, however, that if such cure is of a nature that it cannot be effected within such a period

of time, no default shall have been deemed to have occurred hereunder as long as such Leasehold

Mortgagee shall have commenced to cure such default within such period and shall thereafter be

taking diligent steps to effect the same). Landlord shall accept performance of any and all of

Tenant’s obligations hereunder, including the obligations to pay rent, from any such Leasehold

Mortgagee and the performance of such obligation by such Leasehold Mortgagee shall be deemed

to have been a cure effected by Tenant. Landlord hereby consents to the entry into the Demised

Premises by any such Leasehold Mortgagee for the purpose of effecting the cure of any default by

Tenant. In the event of a default by Tenant hereunder, any Leasehold Mortgagee may affect the

cure of such default by foreclosing its Leasehold Mortgage, obtaining possession of the Demised

Premises and performing all of Tenant’s obligations hereunder, subject to compliance with clause

(3) below;

(3) If it shall be necessary for any such Leasehold Mortgagee to obtain

possession of the Demised Premises to effect any such cure of a default by Tenant under this Lease,

then Landlord shall not commence any proceeding or action to terminate the term of this Lease if

(i) such Leasehold Mortgagee shall have informed Landlord within the grace period applicable to

such Leasehold Mortgagee that such Leasehold Mortgagee has taken steps to foreclose its

Leasehold Mortgage, or cancel its sublease or other financing arrangement, necessary to obtain

possession of the Demised Premises, (ii) the rent shall be paid and all other provisions and

requirements of this Lease which are capable of being observed and performed without obtaining

possession of the Demised Premises are so observed and performed while any such foreclosure,

other action or other remedy is being prosecuted by any such Leasehold Mortgagee and for so long

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thereafter as such Leasehold Mortgagee shall have obtained possession of the Demised Premises,

and (iii) such Leasehold Mortgagee shall be diligently prosecuting such foreclosure or cancellation

and attempting to effect a cure of the default. Nothing herein contained shall be deemed to require

the Leasehold Mortgagee to continue with any foreclosure or other proceedings, or, in the event

such Leasehold Mortgagee shall otherwise acquire possession of the Demised Premises, to

continue such possession, if the default in respect to which Landlord shall have given the notice

shall be remedied;

(4) Landlord agrees that in the event of the termination of this Lease by reason

of any default by Tenant, and if Landlord has prior to such termination been given written notice

of the name and address of such Leasehold Mortgagee, Landlord will enter into a new lease of the

Demised Premises with any Leasehold Mortgagee or its nominee for the remainder of the term of

this Lease, effective as of the date of such termination, at the rent and upon the terms, options,

provisions, covenants and agreements as herein contained, provided:

(A) Such Leasehold Mortgagee shall make written request upon

Landlord for such new lease prior to or within ten (10) days after the date of such termination and

such written request is accompanied by payment to Landlord of all sums then due to Landlord

hereunder; and

(B) Such Leasehold Mortgagee or its nominee shall pay to Landlord at

the time of the execution and delivery of said new lease any and all sums which would at that time

be due hereunder but for such termination, together with any expenses, including reasonable

attorneys’ fees, incurred by Landlord as a result of such termination, as well as in the preparation,

execution and delivery of such new lease;

(5) No Leasehold Mortgagee shall become liable under the agreements, terms,

covenants or conditions of this Lease unless and until it becomes the owner of the leasehold estate.

Any assignment of the entire interest in this Lease by any owner of the leasehold estate whose

interest shall have been acquired by, through or under any Leasehold Mortgage or from any holder

thereof, shall be subject to Section 18 of this Lease, except that the assignor shall be relieved of

any further liability which may accrue hereunder from and after the date of such assignment,

provided that the assignee shall execute and deliver to Landlord a recordable instrument of

assumption wherein such assignee shall assume and agree to perform and observe the covenants

and conditions in this Lease contained on Tenant’s part to be performed and observed, it being the

intention of the parties that once the Leasehold Mortgagee or its nominee shall succeed to Tenant’s

interest hereunder, any and all subsequent assignments (whether by such Leasehold Mortgagee,

its nominee, or any purchaser at a foreclosure sale or other transferee or assignee from Leasehold

Mortgagee or its nominee) shall upon the aforesaid assumption and agreement by the assignee,

effect a release of the assignor’s liability hereunder;

(6) If at any time there shall be two or more Leasehold Mortgages constituting

a lien on the Tenant’s interest in this Lease and the leasehold estate hereby created, the holder of

the Leasehold Mortgage recorded prior in time shall be vested with the rights under

Section 24(b)(4) of this Lease to the exclusion of the holder(s) of the other Leasehold Mortgages;

provided, however, that if the holder of a Leasehold Mortgage recorded prior in time to any other

Leasehold Mortgage shall fail or refuse to exercise the rights set forth in this Lease, the holder of

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the other Leasehold Mortgage next in time shall have the right to exercise such rights. All of the

provisions contained in this Lease with respect to Leasehold Mortgages and the rights of Leasehold

Mortgagees shall survive the termination of this Lease for such period of time as shall be necessary

to effectuate the rights granted to all Leasehold Mortgagees by the provisions of this Lease; and

(7) Nothing herein contained shall require any Leasehold Mortgagee or its

nominee to cure any default by Tenant hereunder.

Section 29. Performance by Subtenant: Any act required to be performed by Tenant

pursuant to the terms of this Lease may be performed by any permitted sublessee of Tenant

occupying all or any part of the Demised Premises and the performance of such act shall be deemed

to be performance by Tenant and shall be acceptable as Tenant’s act by Landlord.

Section 30. Quiet Enjoyment: Status of Landlord’s Title: Tenant, upon paying the rent

and additional rent and all other sums and charges to be paid by it as herein provided, and observing

and keeping all covenants, warranties, agreements and conditions of this Lease on its part to be

kept, shall quietly have and enjoy the Demised Premises during the term of this Lease, without

hindrance or molestation by anyone.

(a) Landlord represents and warrants to Tenant that Landlord owns fee simple title to

the Demised Premises free and clear of any liens, encumbrances and restrictions except only those

matters set forth on Exhibit F, attached hereto and by reference made a part hereof and that

Landlord has the power and authority to execute and deliver this Lease and to carry out and

perform all covenants to be performed by Landlord hereunder.

(b) Landlord represents and warrants that there are no encumbrances on the Land, and

covenants to use all reasonable efforts to obtain from the holder of any deed to secure debt or

other security instrument later placed against the Demised Premises, a subordination,

nondisturbance and attornment agreement in form and substance reasonably satisfactory to

Tenant.

(c) To induce Tenant to enter into this Lease, Landlord does hereby expressly warrant

and represent to Tenant the following:

(1) To the best of Landlord’s knowledge, there are no actions, suits or

proceedings of any kind or nature whatsoever, legal or equitable, pending or threatened against the

Demised Premises or Landlord in any court or before or by any federal, state, county or municipal

department, commission, board, bureau or agency or other governmental instrumentality,

including, without limitation, any condemnation or eminent domain proceedings.

(2) To the best of Landlord’s knowledge, no person, firm, corporation or other

legal entity whatsoever (other than Tenant) has any right or option whatsoever to acquire or lease

the Demised Premises or any portion or prorations thereof or any interest or interests therein.

(3) To the best of Landlord’s knowledge, the Demised Premises is not and will

not be subject to or affected by any special assessments, whether or not presently a lien thereon.

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(4) To the best of Landlord’s knowledge, Landlord is not in violation or breach

of any ordinance, code, law, rule, requirement or regulation applicable to the Demised Premises.

(5) Landlord has not used or operated the Demised Premises in any manner for

the storage, use, treatment, manufacture or disposal of any Hazardous Materials (hereinafter

defined), and to the best of Landlord’s knowledge and belief, after reasonable investigation, the

Demised Premises has never been used or operated for the storage, use, treatment, manufacture or

disposal of any Hazardous Materials. For purposes hereof, the term “Hazardous Materials” means

(i) any “hazardous wastes” as defined by the Resource, Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976

(42 U.S.C. Section 6901 et. seq.), as amended from time to time, and regulations promulgated

thereunder; (ii) any “hazardous, toxic or dangerous waste, substance or material” specifically

defined as such in (or for purposes of) the Comprehensive Environmental Response,

Compensation, and Liability Act, any so-called “superfund” law, or any other federal, state or local

statute, law, ordinance, code, rule, regulation, order or decree regulating, relating to or imposing

liability or standards of conduct concerning, any hazardous, toxic or dangerous waste, substance

or material, and specifically identified and known as a hazardous, toxic or dangerous waste,

substance or material as of the date hereof including any petroleum, petroleum products or waste.

(6) To the best of Landlord’s knowledge, there are no actions, suits,

proceedings or proposals of any kind or nature whatsoever pending or being considered relating

to any proposed changes to the highways, roadways and/or accessways adjoining ‘ or adjacent to

the Demised Premises, including without limitation, the widening thereof, proposed or pending

construction of road medians, proposed or pending construction of acceleration/deceleration lanes,

changes in or additions to existing or approved curb cuts, proposed or pending installation or

removal of traffic lights or any other changes or proposed changes in traffic patterns or

management of traffic flow thereover.

(d) Landlord agrees to assign to Tenant any warranties given by its contractors or

suppliers in connection with Landlord’s Work, to the extent assignable. Tenant acknowledges

that it has been given the opportunity to inspect the Demised Premises and to have qualified

experts inspect the Demised Premises during the Inspection Period.

Section 31. Defaults: The following events shall constitute events of default under this

Lease:

(1) Tenant’s failure to pay any installment of base rent when the same shall be

due and payable and the continuance of such failure for a period of ten (10) days after receipt by

Tenant of notice in writing from Landlord specifying the nature of such failure; or

(2) Tenant’s failure to perform any of the other covenants, conditions and

agreements herein contained on Tenant’s part to be kept or performed and the continuance of such

failure without the curing of same for a period of thirty (30) days after receipt by Tenant of notice

in writing from Landlord specifying the nature of such failure, and provided Tenant shall not cure

said failure as provided in subparagraph (b) of this Section 27; or

(3) if Tenant shall (i) file a petition commencing a voluntary case under any

applicable federal or state bankruptcy, insolvency or other similar law; (ii) make a general

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assignment for the benefit of its creditors; (iii) file an application for, or consent to, the appointment

of any receiver or a permanent or interim trustee of Tenant or of all or a substantial portion of its

property; (iv) file a petition seeking a reorganization of its financial affairs or to take advantage of

any bankruptcy, insolvency or similar law, or an answer admitting the material allegations of a

petition filed against it in any proceeding under any such law; (v) take any action for the purpose

of effecting any of the foregoing; or (vi) be the subject of a decree or order for relief by a court

having jurisdiction in respect of Tenant in any involuntary case under any applicable federal or

state bankruptcy, insolvency or similar law.

Upon the occurrence of an event of default and the failure of Tenant to cure the same within any

applicable cure period specified, Landlord may, at its option, (i) give to Tenant a notice of election

to end the term of this Lease upon a date specified in such notice, which date shall be not less than

five (5) business days (Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays excluded) after the date of receipt

by Tenant of such notice from Landlord, and upon the date specified in said notice, and provided

such event of default has not been cured, the term and estate hereby vested in Tenant shall cease

and any and all other right, title and interest of Tenant hereunder shall likewise cease without

further notice or lapse of time, as fully and with like effect as if the entire term of this Lease had

elapsed, but Tenant shall continue to be liable to Landlord as hereinafter provided, (ii) bring suit

for the collection of rent hereunder as same becomes due without cancellation or termination of

the Lease, together with all damages incurred by Landlord by reason of such breach, including the

cost of recovering and reletting the Demised Premises, costs of collection and reasonable

attorneys’ fees actually incurred, (iii) cure the default for the account and at the expense of Tenant,

and Tenant shall reimburse Landlord upon demand for all reasonable costs and expenses actually

incurred by Landlord in curing such default, or (iv) exercise any and all other remedies available

at law or in equity. Upon a default by Tenant hereunder beyond any applicable cure period,

Landlord shall use its reasonable efforts, as determined in Landlord’s sole discretion, to relet the

Demised Premises and thus reduce the obligation of Tenant to pay the rental due pursuant to this

Lease (i.e., only to the extent of whatever amounts are actually received from any replacement

tenant, and even then only after all other payments due by Tenant hereunder have been satisfied in

full). The curing of any default(s) within the above time limits set forth herein by any of the

permissible parties or combination thereof, shall constitute a curing of any default(s) hereunder

with like effect as if Tenant had cured same hereunder.

(b) In the event that Landlord gives notice of a default and said default is of such a

nature that it cannot be cured within such thirty (30) day period then such default shall not be

deemed to continue so long as Tenant, after receiving such notice, promptly proceeds to cure the

default and continues to take all steps necessary to complete the same promptly. No default shall

be deemed to continue if and so long as Tenant shall be delayed in or prevented from curing the

same by any cause specified in the Section of this Lease entitled “Force Majeure”.

(c) Upon any termination of the Term of this Lease , or at any time thereafter,

Landlord may, in addition to and without prejudice to any other rights and remedies Landlord

shall have at law or in equity, re-enter the Demised Premises and recover possession thereof and

dispossess any or all occupants of the Demised Premises in the manner prescribed by the statute

relating to summary proceedings, or similar statutes.

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(d) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein, Landlord shall have

the option to terminate this Lease at any time upon 180 days’ written notice to Lessee if Landlord

determines at any time during the Term of the Lease that such termination is needed or appropriate

in furthering the public interest and/or in the furtherance of the City’s objectives to protect,

enhance or otherwise regulate the health, safety and/or welfare of its citizens and the general

public within its jurisdictional boundaries, with such determination being evidenced by City

Council Resolution or Ordinance, and/or the taking of other official action by the City Council

calling for, requiring and/or necessitating such termination.

(e) Upon any termination of the Term of this Lease, ownership and removal of the

Improvements shall be governed by Section 20 hereof.

Section 32. Waivers: Failure of Landlord or Tenant to complain of any act or omission

on the part of the other party no matter how long the same may continue, shall not be deemed to

be a waiver by said party of any of its rights hereunder. No waiver by Landlord or Tenant at any

time, express or implied, of any breach of any provision of this Lease shall be deemed a waiver of

a breach of any other provision of this Lease or a consent to any subsequent breach of the same or

any other provision.

Section 33. Hazardous Materials: Landlord represents and warrants that Landlord has not

used or operated the Demised Premises in any manner for the storage, use, treatment, manufacture

or disposal of any Hazardous Materials (hereinafter defined), and to the best of Landlord’s

knowledge and belief, after reasonable investigation, the Demised Premises has never been used

or operated for the storage, use, treatment, manufacture or disposal of any Hazardous Materials.

For purposes hereof, the term “Hazardous Materials” means (i) any “hazardous wastes” as defined

by the Resource, Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976 (42 U.S.C. Section 6901 et. seq.), as

amended from time to time, and regulations promulgated thereunder; (ii) any “hazardous, toxic or

dangerous waste, substance or material” specifically defined as such in or for the purposes of the

Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act, any so-called

“superfund” law, or any other federal, state or local statute, law, ordinance, code, rule, regulation,

order or decree regulating, relating to or imposing liability or standards of conduct concerning,

any hazardous, toxic or dangerous waste, substance or material, and specifically identified and

known as a hazardous, toxic or dangerous waste, substance or material as of the date hereof. This

Section 29 will survive the termination or expiration of this Lease. [rework]

Section 34. Force Majeure: In the event that Landlord or Tenant shall be delayed, hindered

in or prevented from the performance of any act required hereunder by reason of strikes, lock-outs,

labor troubles, pandemics, inability to procure materials, failure of power, riots, insurrection, the

act, failure to act or default of the other party, war or any reason beyond their control (other than

financial difficulty), then performance of such act shall be excused for the period of the delay and

the period for the performance of any such act shall be extended for a period equivalent to the

period of such delay; provided, however, the provisions of this Section shall not operate to extend

the date Landlord is required to deliver possession of the Demised Premises to Tenant. Lack of

funds shall not be a basis for avoidance or delay of any obligation under this Lease.

Section 35. Notices: Every notice, approval, consent, or other communication authorized

or required by this Lease shall not be effective unless same shall be in writing and delivered in

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person, by courier, by reputable overnight courier guaranteeing next day delivery, or sent postage

prepaid by United States registered or certified mail, return receipt requested, directed to the other

party at its address hereinabove first mentioned, or such other address as either party may designate

by notice given from time to time in accordance with this Section. Such notices or other

communications shall be effective (a) in the case of personal delivery or courier delivery, on the

date of delivery to the party to whom such notice is addressed as evidenced by a written receipt

signed on behalf of such party, (b) if by overnight courier, one (1) day after the deposit thereof

with all delivery charges prepaid, and (c) in the case of registered or certified mail, the earlier of

the date receipt is acknowledged on the return receipt for such notice or five (5) business days after

the date of posting by the United States Post Office. The rent payable by Tenant hereunder shall

be paid to Landlord at the same place where a notice to Landlord is herein required to be directed.

Section 36. Certificates: Either party shall, without charge, at any time and from time to

time hereafter, within ten (10) days after written request of the other, certify by written instrument

duly executed and acknowledged to any mortgagee or purchaser, or proposed mortgagee or

proposed purchaser, or any other person, firm or corporation specified in such request: (a) as to

whether this Lease has been supplemented or amended, and, if so, the substance and manner of

such supplement or amendment; (b) as to the validity and force and effect of this Lease, in

accordance with its tenor as then constituted; (c) as to the existence of any default under this Lease;

(d) as to the existence of any offsets, counterclaims or defenses thereto on the part of such other

party; (e) as to the commencement and expiration dates of the term of this Lease; and (f) as to any

other matters as may reasonably be so requested. Any such certificate may be relied upon by the

party requesting it and any other person, firm or corporation to whom the same may be exhibited

or delivered, and the contents of such certificate shall be binding on the party executing same.

Section 37. Governing Law: This Lease and the performance thereof shall be governed,

interpreted, construed and regulated by the laws of the State of Georgia.

Section 38. Partial Invalidity: If any term, covenant, condition or provision of this Lease

or the application thereof to any person or circumstance shall, at any time or to any extent, be

invalid or unenforceable, the remainder of this Lease, or the application of such term or provision

to persons or circumstances other than those as to which it is held invalid or unenforceable, shall

not be affected thereby, and each term, covenant, condition and provision of this Lease shall be

valid and be enforced to the fullest extent permitted by law.

Section 39. Short Form Lease: Landlord and Tenant shall execute and deliver a short form

of lease in the form attached hereto as Exhibit F and made a part hereof by this reference upon the

establishment of the Commencement Date, which will constitute a short form of this Lease. Any

and all recording costs required in connection with the recording of such short form of lease shall

be paid by Tenant.

Section 40. Interpretation: Wherever herein the singular number is used, the same shall

include the plural, and the masculine gender shall include the feminine and neuter genders, and

vice versa, as the context shall require. The section headings used herein are for reference and

convenience only, and shall not enter into the interpretation hereof. This Lease may be executed

in several counterparts, each of which shall be an original, but all of which shall constitute one and

the same instrument. The term “Landlord” whenever used herein shall mean only the owner at the

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time of Landlord’s interest herein, and upon any sale or assignment of the interest of Landlord, its

successors in interest and/or assigns shall, during the term of its ownership of its estate herein, be

deemed to be Landlord. The use of the terms “Landlord” and “Tenant” notwithstanding, this Lease

creates for all purposes an estate for years and not a usufruct. The term “effective date” of this

Lease shall be the date set forth in the first paragraph of this Lease, determined as of the date both

Landlord and Tenant have each received a fully executed counterpart of this Lease.

Section 41. Entire Agreement: No oral statement or prior written matter shall have any

force or effect. Landlord and Tenant agree that they are not relying on any representations or

agreements other than those contained in this Lease. This Lease shall not be modified or cancelled

except by writing executed by Landlord and Tenant.

Section 42. Parties: Except as herein otherwise expressly provided, the covenants,

conditions and agreements contained in this Lease shall bind and inure to the benefit of Landlord

and Tenant and their respective heirs, successors, successors in title, administrators and assigns.

Section 43. Holdover: In the event Tenant remains in possession of the Demised Premises

after the expiration of this Lease and without the execution of a new lease, it shall be deemed to

be occupying the Demised Premises as a tenant from month-to-month at a rental equal to $5000

per month and otherwise subject to all of the terms, conditions, provisions and obligations of this

Lease insofar as the same are applicable to a month-to-month tenancy.

[Signatures appear on following page]

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CITY OF ATLANTA

By:

Municipal Clerk (Seal) Keisha Lance Bottoms, Mayor

RECOMMENDED:

Commissioner, Department of Public Works

Commissioner, Department of Planning &

Community Development

APPROVED AS TO FORM

City Attorney

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THE NATIONAL MONUMENTS

FOUNDATION, INC., a Georgia public

non-profit corporation

By:_________________________________

Name:_______________________________

Title:________________________________

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EXHIBIT A

LEGAL DESCRIPTION – DEMISED PREMISES

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EXHIBIT B

SITE PLAN

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EXHIBIT C

DESIGN DETAILS

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EXHIBIT D

TENANT’S WORKS

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EXHIBIT E

VENDOR AND CONCESSIONAIRE PROTOCOL

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EXHIBIT F

PERMITTED LIENS

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EXHIBIT G

SHORT FORM OF LEASE

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EXHIBIT G

DESCRIPTION OF LANDLORD’S WORK

Martin L

uther King, Jr.

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AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER MARCI COLLIER OVERSTREET AUTHORIZING THE

MAYOR OR HER DESIGNEE, ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, TO SUBSTANTIALLY

AMEND THE CITY’S 2015-2019 CONSOLIDATED PLAN FOR THE PURSPOSE OF ENTERING

INTO VARIOUS EMERGENCY AGREEMENTS WITH PROJECT SPONSORS TO PROVIDE

EMERGENCY SUPPORT TO VULNERABLE POPULATIONS DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

USING FUNDS AVAILABLE TO THE CITY THROUGH THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING

AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (“HUD”); THE CITY SHALL ADD TO ANTICIPATIONS AND

APPROPRIATIONS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) FUNDS IN THE

AMOUNT OF FOUR MILLION TWO HUNDRED NINE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED EIGHT

DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS ($4,209,808.00), EMERGENY SOLUTIONS GRANT (ESG) IN THE

AMOUNT OF TWO MILLION ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-THREE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED

AND TWENTY-EIGTH DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS ($2,163,228.00); AND HOUSING

OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH AIDS (HOPWA) IN THE AMOUNT OF THREE MILLION

THREE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY-NINE DOLLARS AND

ZERO CENTS ($3,317,389.00); FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC DURING THIS

HEALTH CRISIS; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

WHEREAS, the City of Atlanta (“City”) has declared a State of emergency pursuant to federal and state

guidance regarding the Corona Virus Disease (abbreviated “COVID-19”); and

WHEREAS, on March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak a

pandemic; and

WHEREAS, the Atlanta City Council adopted Ordinance 19-O-1215 on August 5, 2019 and approved

with signature on August 5th, 2019 the 2019 Annual Action Plan of the Consolidated Plan (hereafter

known as the “Plan”) which set forth projects and allocations for projects funded by the Community

Development Block Grant (“CDBG”) and the Home Investment Partnership (“HOME”) Programs; and

Emergency Solutions Grant (“ESG”) and Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (“HOPWA”);

and

WHEREAS, the City deems it necessary to execute a substantial change that requires citizen notification

to provide for the addition of new projects; the deletion of approved projects; a change of project

location; a change in the project’s scope of work or primary purpose, goal, or objectives; and/or a

change in the project’s intended beneficiaries for the purpose of redirecting funds for COVID-19; and

WHEREAS, infectious disease response conditions are rapidly changing, therefore requiring changes to

the planned use of funds to keep vulnerable residents safe through mandatory shelter in place orders; and

WHEREAS, the City recognizes that this pandemic can exacerbate the financial hardships of our

vulnerable residents; and

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WHEREAS, these emergency funds will be used to mitigate the compounding effects of poverty by 1)

Provide funding to extend emergency lodging for clients that are forced to shelter in place longer than

the 60 day maximum, 2) To provide additional funding to support the transition of HOPWA clients into

permanent housing through Tenant Based Rental Assistance (TBRA) and 3) to provide additional

cleaning and sanitation supplies for providers of Facility based housing; and

WHEREAS, the City will also use these funds to recruit other internal and external partners to increase

the number of services providers; and

WHEREAS, the City will use CDBG funds to coordinate with local health authorities before

undertaking any activity to support state or local pandemic response, Grantees may use Community

Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds for a range of eligible activities that prevent and respond to

the spread of infectious diseases such as the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19); and

WHEREAS, the following are eligible CDBG activities to support infectious disease preparedness and

response for the City of Atlanta through our internal and external partners: Buildings and Improvements,

Including Public Facilities - Construct a facility for testing, diagnosis, or treatment, rehabilitate a

community facility to establish an infectious disease treatment clinic, acquire and rehabilitate, or

construct, a group living facility that may be used to centralize patients undergoing treatment; and

WHEREAS, additional eligible activities include rehabilitation of buildings and improvements

(including interim assistance- Rehabilitate a commercial building or closed school building to establish

an infectious disease treatment clinic, e.g., by replacing the HVAC system, acquire, and quickly

rehabilitate (if necessary) a motel or hotel building to expand capacity of hospitals to accommodate

isolation of patients during recovery, make interim improvements to private properties to enable an

individual patient to remain quarantined on a temporary basis; and

WHEREAS, the City is also permitted to use CDBG funds to provide assistance to Businesses,

including Special Economic Development Assistance - Avoid job loss caused by business closures

related to social distancing by providing short-term working capital assistance to small businesses to

enable retention of jobs held by low- and moderate-income persons; and

WHEREAS, the City of Atlanta may use ESG Street Outreach and Emergency Shelter funds for

essential supplies and services to reduce the spread of infectious disease through our external partners;

and

WHEREAS, the City can use these funds to support Emergency Shelter - Shelter Operations:

Maintaining a sanitary shelter environment will help to keep staff and participants healthy; and

WHEREAS, Cleaning supplies such as bleach, disinfectant wipes, scrubbers, mops, protective

equipment such as masks, disposable gloves Program participant needs such as bed linens, towels, hand

sanitizer, soap, tissue packets; furnishings, cots, room dividers; equipment such as washers, dryers,

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portable handwashing stations; transportation train or bus tokens, taxi or rideshare for program

participant travel to and from medical care; and

WHEREAS, Street Outreach Engagement - Urgent physical needs Hand sanitizer, soap, tissue packets,

masks; Engagement - Equipping staff Masks, disposable gloves, hand sanitizer, other personal

protective equipment; Case management - Referrals Coordinating medical care; Transportation Train or

bus tokens, taxi or rideshare for program participant travel to and from medical care; and

WHEREAS, the City will support all eligible activities that prevent and respond to the spread of

COVID-19; and

WHEREAS, the Department of Grants and Community Development will submit a request for a Release

of Funds from HUD to fund the activities outlined herein; and

WHEREAS, to ensure the City expends federal funds in a timely manner and meets current and future

timeliness obligations from HUD, the Department of Grants and Community Development desires to

enter into various new or amended contractual agreements for CDBG-CV in the amount of $,4,209,808,

ESG in the amount of $2,163,228, and HOPWA in the amount of ($3,317,389) totaling nine thousand-

six hundred ninety thousand four hundred twenty five-dollars ($9,690,425.00); for a period not to

exceed twelve (12) months from the execution of this agreement.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA, HEREBY

ORDAINS:

SECTION 1. The Mayor or her designee, on behalf of the City of Atlanta (“City”), is authorized to

execute a contractual agreement with various project sponsors, sub-recipients, for-profits and developers

for a term not to exceed twelve (12) months.

SECTION 2. The City’s Department of Grants and Community Development is authorized to reallocate

funds from US Department of Housing and Urban Development (“HUD”)

The project sponsors, sub-recipients, for-profits and developers are to perform all work under this

agreement and it shall be assigned to, charged to, and paid from the following accounts:

Amount Fund Dept # Exp.

Acct.

Function

Activity #

Project # Funding

Source

CDBG-CV $4,209,80

8

ESG - CV $2,163,22

8

HOPWA-CV $3,317,38

9

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Total $9,690,425.00

SECTION 3. The City Attorney or her designee is authorized to prepare the appropriate agreements

pursuant to the intent of this legislation for execution by the Mayor or her designee and to be approved

by the City Attorney or her designee, as to form.

SECTION 4. This agreement shall not become binding on the City and the City shall incur no obligation

or liability upon same until such time as the contract has been approved by the City Attorney or her

designee as to form, signed by the Mayor or her designee, attested to by the

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CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA


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CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

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AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER MARCI COLLIER OVERSTREET AUTHORIZING THE

MAYOR OR HER DESIGNEE, ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, TO SUBSTANTIALLY

AMEND THE CITY’S 2015-2019 CONSOLIDATED PLAN FOR THE PURSPOSE OF ENTERING

INTO VARIOUS EMERGENCY AGREEMENTS WITH PROJECT SPONSORS TO PROVIDE

EMERGENCY SUPPORT TO VULNERABLE POPULATIONS DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

USING FUNDS AVAILABLE TO THE CITY THROUGH THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING

AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (“HUD”); THE CITY SHALL ADD TO ANTICIPATIONS AND

APPROPRIATIONS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) FUNDS IN THE

AMOUNT OF FOUR MILLION TWO HUNDRED NINE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED EIGHT

DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS ($4,209,808.00), EMERGENY SOLUTIONS GRANT (ESG) IN THE

AMOUNT OF TWO MILLION ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-THREE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED

AND TWENTY-EIGTH DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS ($2,163,228.00); AND HOUSING

OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH AIDS (HOPWA) IN THE AMOUNT OF THREE MILLION

THREE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY-NINE DOLLARS AND

ZERO CENTS ($3,317,389.00); FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC DURING THIS

HEALTH CRISIS; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.






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AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER MARCI COLLIER OVERSTREET AUTHORIZING

THE MAYOR OR HER DESIGNEE, ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, TO

SUBSTANTIALLY AMEND THE CITY’S 2015-2019 CONSOLIDATED PLAN FOR THE

PURSPOSE OF ENTERING INTO VARIOUS EMERGENCY AGREEMENTS WITH PROJECT

SPONSORS TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY SUPPORT TO VULNERABLE POPULATIONS

DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC USING FUNDS AVAILABLE TO THE CITY THROUGH

THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (“HUD”); THE CITY

SHALL ADD TO ANTICIPATIONS AND APPROPRIATIONS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF FOUR MILLION TWO HUNDRED NINE

THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED EIGHT DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS ($4,209,808.00),

EMERGENY SOLUTIONS GRANT (ESG) IN THE AMOUNT OF TWO MILLION ONE HUNDRED

AND SIXTY-THREE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-EIGTH DOLLARS AND

ZERO CENTS ($2,163,228.00); AND HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH AIDS

(HOPWA) IN THE AMOUNT OF THREE MILLION THREE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN

THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY-NINE DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS ($3,317,389.00);

FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC DURING THIS HEALTH CRISIS; AND

FOR OTHER PURPOSES.


ADOPTED

ADVERSED

FAVORABLE

ACCEPTED AND FILED

FIRST READING

SECOND READING

THIRD READING

FOURTH READING

FIFTH READING


HELD IN COMMITTEE

TABLED

DEFERRED

RECONSIDERED

FILED

ADOPTED AS AMENDED

AMENDED

ACCEPTED

SUBSTITUTED

AMENDED SUBSTITUTE

FILED BY COMMITTEE






MICHAEL JULIAN BOND

MATT WESTMORELAND

ANDRE DICKENS

CARLA SMITH

AMIR R FAROKHI

ANTONIO BROWN

CLETA WINSLOW


JENNIFER N. IDE

HOWARD SHOOK

J. P. MATZIGKEIT

DUSTIN HILLIS

ANDREA L. BOONE


JOYCE M SHEPERD

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AMENDED

FORWARDED WITH NO

RECOMMENDATI

REFERRED TO SC


FAILED

FORWARDED TO FC/NQ




FAVORABLE/AMND/COND


RETURNED AS HELD




QUESTION CALLED

ROUTED TO COW

SUSTAINED

OVERRIDEN




HELD IN COW

POSTPONED

RETAINED AS HELD


OBJECTION

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Mayor’s Action


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A RESOLUTION BY COUNCILMEMBER JOYCE M. SHEPERD AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR OR

HER DESIGNEE TO ENTER INTO AN AMENDMENT TO AN INTERGOVERNMENTAL

AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ATLANTA AND THE ATLANTA DEVELOPMENT

AUTHORITY D/B/A INVEST ATLANTA FOR THE PROVISION OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

AND REDEVELOPMENT SERVICES SO AS TO EXTEND THE TERM THROUGH SEPTEMBER 15,

2020; TO REAFFIRM ALL OTHER TERMS OF THE AUGUST 19, 2019 INTERGOVERNMENTAL

AGREEMENT; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

WHEREAS, pursuant to City Resolution 97-R-0716, adopted by the City Council of the City (the “City

Council”) on May 19, 1997 and approved by the Mayor of the City (the “Mayor”) on May 27, 1997, the

Atlanta Development Authority d/b/a/ “Invest Atlanta” was activated by the City to, among other things,

consolidate the City’s efforts in housing, economic development and redevelopment; and

WHEREAS, Invest Atlanta is governed by a nine-member Board of Directors consisting of the Mayor;

the Chair of the City Council Community Development and Human Services Committee; a

representative of the Atlanta Planning and Advisory Board (“APAB”) appointed by the Mayor from a

list of three nominees submitted by APAB; two members appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the

City Council with experience in business and finance; two members appointed by the City Council with

experience in business and real estate; a member appointed by the Mayor from a nomination of the

Board of Commissioners of Fulton County; and a member appointed by the City Council from a

nomination by the City of Atlanta Board of Education; and

WHEREAS, as of August 19, 2019, the City and Invest Atlanta entered into an Intergovernmental

Agreement for the provision of Economic Development and Redevelopment Services as authorized by

Resolution 19-R-3452; and

WHEREAS, the Intergovernmental Agreement for the provision of Economic Development and

Redevelopment Services contained a provision that the term was to expire on May 1, 2020 so as to

incorporate certain new findings from an Economic Development Strategy being undertaken by Invest

Atlanta; and

WHEREAS, since entering into the 2019 Intergovernmental Agreement there has been a worldwide

pandemic and public safety emergency caused by the novel virus COVID-19, declared by the World

Health Organization and as identified by Governor Brian Kemp’s Executive Order 04.02.20.01, and

Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms’ Executive Order 2020-22, resulting in economic and commercial

interruptions and delays; and

WHEREAS, the City and Invest Atlanta wish to extend the term of the 2019 Intergovernmental

Agreement through September 30, 2020 so as to allow time to incorporate new metrics and measures;

and

WHEREAS, the City and Invest Atlanta are authorized to enter into this Intergovernmental Agreement

pursuant to the 1983 Constitution of the State of Georgia, ARTICLE IX, SECTION III, PARAGRAPH I and

other applicable provisions of Georgia law.

THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA HEREBY RESOLVES, that the

Mayor is authorized to enter into an Amendment to an Intergovernmental Agreement with the Atlanta

Development Authority d/b/a Invest Atlanta for the provision of Economic Development and

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Redevelopment Services to the City in substantially the form attached hereto as Exhibit “A,” to revise

the term until September 30, 2020.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Attorney is directed to negotiate, prepare, or review the

form of Amendment to Intergovernmental Agreement for the provision of Economic Development and

Redevelopment Services to affect the intent of this legislation, provided that such agreement is in

compliance with the conditions set forth herein.

BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED that neither the Amendment to Intergovernmental Agreement for the

provision of Economic Development and Redevelopment Services, nor any amendments thereto will

become binding upon the City and the City will incur no obligation or liability thereunder until it has

been executed by the Mayor, approved as to form by the City Attorney, attested to by the Municipal

Clerk, and delivered to Invest Atlanta.

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A RESOLUTION BY COUNCILMEMBER JOYCE M. SHEPERD AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR OR

HER DESIGNEE TO ENTER INTO AN AMENDMENT TO AN INTERGOVERNMENTAL


AUTHORITY D/B/A INVEST ATLANTA FOR THE PROVISION OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

AND REDEVELOPMENT SERVICES SO AS TO EXTEND THE TERM THROUGH SEPTEMBER 15,

2020; TO REAFFIRM ALL OTHER TERMS OF THE AUGUST 19, 2019 INTERGOVERNMENTAL

AGREEMENT; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

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A RESOLUTION BY COUNCILMEMBER JOYCE M. SHEPERD AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR

OR HER DESIGNEE TO ENTER INTO AN AMENDMENT TO AN INTERGOVERNMENTAL


AUTHORITY D/B/A INVEST ATLANTA FOR THE PROVISION OF ECONOMIC

DEVELOPMENT AND REDEVELOPMENT SERVICES SO AS TO EXTEND THE TERM

THROUGH SEPTEMBER 15, 2020; TO REAFFIRM ALL OTHER TERMS OF THE AUGUST 19,

2019 INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.


ADOPTED

ADVERSED

FAVORABLE

ACCEPTED AND FILED

FIRST READING

SECOND READING

THIRD READING

FOURTH READING

FIFTH READING


HELD IN COMMITTEE

TABLED

DEFERRED

RECONSIDERED

FILED

ADOPTED AS AMENDED

AMENDED

ACCEPTED

SUBSTITUTED

AMENDED SUBSTITUTE

FILED BY COMMITTEE





AMENDED

FORWARDED WITH NO

RECOMMENDATI

REFERRED TO SC


FAILED

FORWARDED TO FC/NQ





MICHAEL JULIAN BOND

MATT WESTMORELAND

ANDRE DICKENS

CARLA SMITH

AMIR R FAROKHI

ANTONIO BROWN

CLETA WINSLOW


JENNIFER N. IDE

HOWARD SHOOK

J. P. MATZIGKEIT

DUSTIN HILLIS

ANDREA L. BOONE


JOYCE M SHEPERD

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Mayor’s Action


STATE OF GEORGIA

COUNTY OF FULTON

AMENDMENT TO

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT FOR

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND REDEVELOPMENT SERVICES

THIS AMENDMENT TO AN INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT (this

“Amendment”) is made and entered into as of the _____ day of May, 2020 (the “Effective

Date”) by and between the CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA, a municipal corporation of

the State of Georgia (the “City”) and THE ATLANTA DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

d/b/a INVEST ATLANTA, a public body corporate and politic of the State of Georgia

(“Invest Atlanta”).

RECITALS

WHEREAS, pursuant to City Resolution 97-R-0716, adopted by the City Council of

the City (the “City Council”) on May 19, 1997 and approved by the Mayor of the City (the

“Mayor”) on May 27, 1997, the Atlanta Development Authority d/b/a/ “Invest Atlanta” was

activated by the City to, among other things, consolidate the City’s efforts in housing,

economic development and community redevelopment; and

WHEREAS, Invest Atlanta is governed by a nine-member Board of Directors

consisting of the Mayor; the Chair of the City Council Community Development and Human

Services Committee, or its successor; a representative of the Atlanta Planning and Advisory

Board (“APAB”) appointed by the Mayor from a list of three nominees submitted by APAB;

two members appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the City Council with experience in

business and finance; two members appointed by the City Council with experience in business

and real estate; a member appointed by the Mayor from a nomination of the Board of

Commissioners of Fulton County; and a member appointed by the City Council from a

nomination by the City of Atlanta Board of Education; and

WHEREAS, as of August 19, 2019, the City and Invest Atlanta entered into an

Intergovernmental Agreement for the provision of Economic Development and

Redevelopment Services as authorized by Resolution 19-R-3452; and

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WHEREAS, the Intergovernmental Agreement for the provision of Economic

Development and Redevelopment Services contained a provision that the term was to expire

on May 1, 2020 so as to incorporate certain new findings from an Economic Development

Strategy being undertaken by Invest Atlanta; and

WHEREAS, since entering into the 2019 Intergovernmental Agreement there has

been a worldwide pandemic and public safety emergency caused by the novel virus COVID-

19, declared by the World Health Organization and as identified by Governor Brian Kemp’s

Executive Order 04.02.20.01, and Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms’ Executive Order 2020-22,

resulting in economic and commercial interruptions and delays; and

WHEREAS, the City and Invest Atlanta wish to extend the term of the 2019

Intergovernmental Agreement through September 15, 2020 so as to allow time to

incorporate new metrics and measures; and

WHEREAS, the City and Invest Atlanta desire to enter into this Amendment to the

Intergovernmental Agreement pursuant to the Authorizing Resolution, the 1983 Georgia

Constitution, ARTICLE IX, SECTION III, PARAGRAPH I, and Resolution 19-R-3452; and

NOW THEREFORE, for and in consideration of the premises and undertakings as

hereinafter set forth and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of

which are hereby acknowledged, the City and Invest Atlanta agree as follows:

1. Amendment to Section 5. Existing Section Five shall be amended to read as follows:

Section Five. Term. This Agreement shall remain in effect through September 15, 2020. Prior to the end of the Term, Invest Atlanta and the City will review its economic development and redevelopment strategies and enter an appropriate new or amended Intergovernmental Agreement.

2. Remaining Provisions. All other Provisions of the 2019 Intergovernmental

Agreement for the provision of Economic Development and Redevelopment Services

shall remain in full force and effect.

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the City and Invest Atlanta have executed this Agreement

and caused their seals to be affixed and attested as of the day and year first above written.

ATTEST:

Municipal Clerk

[City Seal]

APPROVED AS TO INTENT:

Chief Financial Officer

APPROVED AS TO FORM:

City Attorney

ATTEST:

Assistant Secretary [Authority Seal]

CITY OF ATLANTA

Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms

RECOMMENDED:

Chief Operating Officer

THE ATLANTA DEVELOPMENT

AUTHORITY D/B/A

“INVEST ATLANTA”

Dr. Eloisa Y. Klementich, CEcD President and CEO

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AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBERS J. P. MATZIGKEIT AND DUSTIN HILLIS AMENDING

CITY OF ATLANTA CODE OF ORDINANCES, SECTION 158-66, SUBSECTION (B)(2)(D) TO

SPECIFY THE USE OF FUNDING FROM THE TREE TRUST FUND FOR MAINTENANCE COSTS

RELATED TO PROCURED AFFORESTED LAND AS AUTHORIZED BY SECTION 158-66

ENTITLED “TREE TRUST FUND”; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

WHEREAS, in 2016, the Atlanta City Council adopted Ordinance 16-O-1353, which amended Section

158-66(b) Entitled “Tree Trust Fund” to authorize the use of funds from the Tree Trust Fund to purchase

privately-owned afforested land that contained one or more of the following criteria: i) 80 percent or

more canopy cover; ii) minimum forestation standards of 1,000 DBH inches; and/or iii) 50 mature

trees per acre; and

WHEREAS, the intent of the amendment was to provide a way to acquire overwhelmingly and

significantly afforested land in an effort to preserve and conserve the city’s overall tree canopy and

create additional, passive-use public greenspace; and

WHEREAS, along with authorizing the use of funding from the Tree Trust Fund to purchase afforested

land, 16-O-1353, also gave oversight of any procured afforested property to the Department of Parks

and Recreation, and stated that the department shall provide a maintenance plan for the property along

with the ordinance to purchase said afforested land; and

WHEREAS, furthermore, it required that if the Tree Trust Fund was the source identified by the

Department of Parks and Recreation for any maintenance, that a separate ordinance would be required to

authorize the procurement or expenditure in a manner consistent with city ordinances; and

WHEREAS, the first authorization of the Tree Trust Fund for the purchase of 216 acres of afforested

land, which is a wholly worthy project and will be a tremendous asset to the city, has also brought with

it a five year maintenance plan that requires almost the same amount for maintenance as for the purchase

of the land, with the maintenance plan being entirely funded by the Tree Trust Fund, thereby taking a

sizable amount the fund and leaving a limited amount for future forest land projects; and

WHEREAS, it is the intent of the Atlanta City Council to specify the use of the Tree Trust funds for

maintenance costs related to the maintenance of afforested land procured as authorized in Code Section

158-66(b) in order to ensure that the Tree Trust Fund is sustainable long-term so that it can be used to

acquire additional afforested land, as well as meet additional funding needs authorized within in Code

Section 158-66 “Tree Trust Fund”.

THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA HEREBY ORDAINS as follows:

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SECTION 1: That Code Section 158-66(b), subsection (2)(d) that reads as follows:

d. The department of parks and recreation commissioner shall provide a property maintenance plan as an

attachment to the ordinance. The plan will describe the types of maintenance that may be needed at the

property, will estimate the property's annual maintenance cost, and will identify the source of funding

for the estimated annual maintenance cost. To the extent that the commissioner identifies the tree trust

fund as the source of maintenance funding, any specific allocation of maintenance dollars from the tree

trust fund shall be authorized as a separate procurement or expenditure, in a manner consistent with

applicable city ordinances.

Shall be amended to read as follows:

d. The department of parks and recreation commissioner shall provide a property maintenance plan as an

attachment to the ordinance. The plan will describe the types of maintenance that may be needed at the

property, will estimate the property's annual maintenance cost, and will identify the source of funding

for the estimated annual maintenance cost. To the extent that the commissioner identifies the tree trust

fund as the source of maintenance funding, any specific allocation of maintenance dollars from the tree

trust fund must only be used for initial, short-term maintenance costs including but not limited to clean-

up, removal of invasive species, security fencing and staff or contractors to administer such services and

shall not exceed more than 20 percent of the purchase price of the property. Funds shall not be used for

infrastructure considered amenities, including but not limited to the development of trails, facilities or

similar infrastructure. Any allocation of such maintenance dollars must be authorized as a separate

procurement or expenditure, in a manner consistence with applicable city ordinances. Long-term

maintenance is defined as anything beyond two years and such long-term costs should come from the

operations and maintenance budget of the department of parks and recreation or source other than the

tree trust fund.

SECTION 2: That all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith, be and the same are

hereby repealed.

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ATLANTA, GEORGIA


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CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

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AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBERS J. P. MATZIGKEIT AND DUSTIN HILLIS AMENDING

CITY OF ATLANTA CODE OF ORDINANCES, SECTION 158-66, SUBSECTION (B)(2)(D) TO

SPECIFY THE USE OF FUNDING FROM THE TREE TRUST FUND FOR MAINTENANCE COSTS

RELATED TO PROCURED AFFORESTED LAND AS AUTHORIZED BY SECTION 158-66

ENTITLED “TREE TRUST FUND”; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.






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AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBERS J. P. MATZIGKEIT AND DUSTIN HILLIS

AMENDING CITY OF ATLANTA CODE OF ORDINANCES, SECTION 158-66, SUBSECTION

(b)(2)(d) TO SPECIFY THE USE OF FUNDING FROM THE TREE TRUST FUND FOR

MAINTENANCE COSTS RELATED TO PROCURED AFFORESTED LAND AS AUTHORIZED

BY SECTION 158-66 ENTITLED “TREE TRUST FUND”; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.


ADOPTED

ADVERSED

FAVORABLE

ACCEPTED AND FILED

FIRST READING

SECOND READING

THIRD READING

FOURTH READING

FIFTH READING


HELD IN COMMITTEE

TABLED

DEFERRED

RECONSIDERED

FILED

ADOPTED AS AMENDED

AMENDED

ACCEPTED

SUBSTITUTED

AMENDED SUBSTITUTE

FILED BY COMMITTEE





AMENDED

FORWARDED WITH NO

RECOMMENDATI

REFERRED TO SC


FAILED

FORWARDED TO FC/NQ




FAVORABLE/AMND/COND


MICHAEL JULIAN BOND

MATT WESTMORELAND

ANDRE DICKENS

CARLA SMITH

AMIR R FAROKHI

ANTONIO BROWN

CLETA WINSLOW


JENNIFER N. IDE

HOWARD SHOOK

J. P. MATZIGKEIT

DUSTIN HILLIS

ANDREA L. BOONE


JOYCE M SHEPERD

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QUESTION CALLED

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SUSTAINED

OVERRIDEN




HELD IN COW

POSTPONED

RETAINED AS HELD


OBJECTION

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Mayor’s Action


20-O-1338


AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER MICHAEL JULIAN BOND REQUESTING THAT THE

TREE TRUST FUND BUDGET BE REIMBURSED FOR MAINTENANCE COSTS ASSOCIATED

WITH THE ACQUISITION OF REAL PROPERTY LOCATED AT 0 FORREST PARK RD SE,

FULTON COUNTY TAX PARCEL ID NUMBERS 14-0003-LL-017-3, 14-0002-LL-024-0, 14-0004-LL-

049-5, 14-0004-LL-053-7 FORESTED PROPERTY APPROVED BY THE ATLANTA CITY COUNCIL

PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE 20-O-1215 ON APRIL 20, 2020, AND ADOPTED BY THE MAYOR ON

APRIL 24, 2020; TO REQUIRE THAT PARK IMPROVEMENTS FUNDS BE UTILIZED TO

REIMBURSE THE TREE TRUST FUND BUDGET; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

WHEREAS, Ordinance 20-O-1215 (“Ordinance”) was approved by the Atlanta City Council on April

20, 2020, and adopted by the Mayor on April 24, 2020; and

WHEREAS, as specified in the code section 158-66 (b), a Property Maintenance Plan and Budget was

included with the Ordinance specified the types of maintenance and improvements that will be needed at

the property; and

WHEREAS, in an effort to maintain the City’s tree canopy, the removal of invasive tree species, and the

planting of new trees, is in the best interest of the City to reimburse the Tree Trust Fund Budget for the

Maintenance costs associated with this Ordinance.

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA

GEORGIA, as follows:

SECTION 1: That the Chief Financial Officer is hereby directed to reimburse the Tree Trust Fund for

maintenance and improvements associated with the acquisition of Real Property pursuant to 20-O-1215,

within a period of Three (3) years.

SECTION 2: That the Tree Trust Fund Budget is hereby amended as follows:




purposes of this ordinance only, and only to the extent of the conflict.

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ATLANTA, GEORGIA

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FULTON COUNTY TAX PARCEL ID NUMBERS 14-0003-LL-017-3, 14-0002-LL-024-0, 14-0004-LL-

049-5, 14-0004-LL-053-7 FORESTED PROPERTY APPROVED BY THE ATLANTA CITY COUNCIL

PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE 20-O-1215 ON APRIL 20, 2020, AND ADOPTED BY THE MAYOR ON

APRIL 24, 2020; TO REQUIRE THAT PARK IMPROVEMENTS FUNDS BE UTILIZED TO

REIMBURSE THE TREE TRUST FUND BUDGET; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.






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FULTON COUNTY TAX PARCEL ID NUMBERS 14-0003-LL-017-3, 14-0002-LL-024-0, 14-0004-

LL-049-5, 14-0004-LL-053-7 FORESTED PROPERTY APPROVED BY THE ATLANTA CITY

COUNCIL PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE 20-O-1215 ON APRIL 20, 2020, AND ADOPTED BY

THE MAYOR ON APRIL 24, 2020; TO REQUIRE THAT PARK IMPROVEMENTS FUNDS BE

UTILIZED TO REIMBURSE THE TREE TRUST FUND BUDGET; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.


ADOPTED

ADVERSED

FAVORABLE

ACCEPTED AND FILED

FIRST READING

SECOND READING

THIRD READING

FOURTH READING

FIFTH READING


HELD IN COMMITTEE

TABLED

DEFERRED

RECONSIDERED

FILED

ADOPTED AS AMENDED

AMENDED

ACCEPTED

SUBSTITUTED

AMENDED SUBSTITUTE

FILED BY COMMITTEE





AMENDED

FORWARDED WITH NO

RECOMMENDATI

REFERRED TO SC


FAILED

FORWARDED TO FC/NQ




MICHAEL JULIAN BOND

MATT WESTMORELAND

ANDRE DICKENS

CARLA SMITH

AMIR R FAROKHI

ANTONIO BROWN

CLETA WINSLOW


JENNIFER N. IDE

HOWARD SHOOK

J. P. MATZIGKEIT

DUSTIN HILLIS

ANDREA L. BOONE


JOYCE M SHEPERD

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FAVORABLE/AMND/COND


RETURNED AS HELD




QUESTION CALLED

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SUSTAINED

OVERRIDEN




HELD IN COW

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OBJECTION

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Mayor’s Action


20-O-1339


AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER ANDREA L. BOONE AUTHORIZING THE TRANSFER

OF SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS ($7,000.00) FROM THE COUNCIL DISTRICT

10 CARRY FORWARD ACCOUNT TO THE COUNCIL DISTRICT 10 EXPENSE ACCOUNT TO

CONTINUE SERVING THE ATLANTA COMMUNITY FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD; AND FOR OTHER

PURPOSES.


annual appropriations for expenses related to official city business; and

WHEREAS, the District 10 Councilmember desires to transfer funds from the District 10 Carry Forward

Account to the District 10 Expense Account to continue conducting official city business.


SECTION 1: That the Chief Financial Officer is authorized to amend the FY20 General Fund Budget as

follows:


$7,000.00

1001 (General Fund) 030211 (CCN Council District 10) 5790001 (Contingency Fund - Unrestricted)

1110000 (Governing Body) Councilmember Boone.


$7,000.00

1001 (General Fund) 030211 (CCN Council District 10) 5730004 (Council Members Expense) 1110000

(Governing Body) Councilmember Boone.



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CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

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AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER ANDREA L. BOONE AUTHORIZING THE TRANSFER

OF SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS ($7,000.00) FROM THE COUNCIL DISTRICT

10 CARRY FORWARD ACCOUNT TO THE COUNCIL DISTRICT 10 EXPENSE ACCOUNT TO

CONTINUE SERVING THE ATLANTA COMMUNITY FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD; AND FOR OTHER

PURPOSES.





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AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER ANDREA L. BOONE AUTHORIZING THE

TRANSFER OF SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS ($7,000.00) FROM THE

COUNCIL DISTRICT 10 CARRY FORWARD ACCOUNT TO THE COUNCIL DISTRICT 10

EXPENSE ACCOUNT TO CONTINUE SERVING THE ATLANTA COMMUNITY FOR THE

PUBLIC GOOD; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.


ADOPTED

ADVERSED

FAVORABLE

ACCEPTED AND FILED

FIRST READING

SECOND READING

THIRD READING

FOURTH READING

FIFTH READING


HELD IN COMMITTEE

TABLED

DEFERRED

RECONSIDERED

FILED

ADOPTED AS AMENDED

AMENDED

ACCEPTED

SUBSTITUTED

AMENDED SUBSTITUTE

FILED BY COMMITTEE





AMENDED

FORWARDED WITH NO

RECOMMENDATI

REFERRED TO SC


FAILED

FORWARDED TO FC/NQ




FAVORABLE/AMND/COND


MICHAEL JULIAN BOND

MATT WESTMORELAND

ANDRE DICKENS

CARLA SMITH

AMIR R FAROKHI

ANTONIO BROWN

CLETA WINSLOW


JENNIFER N. IDE

HOWARD SHOOK

J. P. MATZIGKEIT

DUSTIN HILLIS

ANDREA L. BOONE


JOYCE M SHEPERD

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RETURNED AS HELD




QUESTION CALLED

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OVERRIDEN




HELD IN COW

POSTPONED

RETAINED AS HELD


OBJECTION

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Mayor’s Action


20-R-3913


A RESOLUTION BY COUNCILMEMBERS AMIR R. FAROKHI AND JENNIFER IDE REQUESTING

THAT THE COMMISSIONER OF THE ATLANTA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (ADOT)

CLOSE SELECT STREETS AND/OR TRAFFIC LANES TO MOTORIZED VEHICULAR TRAFFIC

AND OPEN THEM TO PEDESTRIANS AND CYCLISTS; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

WHEREAS, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) continue to advocate for social

distancing as a best practice in preventing the spread of the COVID-19 virus; and

WHEREAS, in this time of isolation, maintaining one’s physical and mental health is of the utmost

importance; and

WHEREAS, in its role as safeguard of the health and wellbeing of all Atlantans, it is incumbent on the

government to provide access to safe, public space for residents to exercise and socialize at a distance.

WHEREAS, stemming from factors related to the outbreak of COVID-19, many residents are finding

our pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure to be over-saturated and difficult to maintain the recommended

six feet of distance between themselves and others; and

WHEREAS, simultaneously, large sections of city roads are going unused by motor vehicles as large

numbers of commuters work remotely; and

WHEREAS, the city government could safely shift some of this underutilized infrastructure by closing

select streets and traffic lines to motorized vehicular traffic and opening them to pedestrians and

cyclists; and

WHEREAS, such action would be in line with best practices being employed elsewhere in cities such as

Oakland, Philadelphia, Boston, Minneapolis, and Denver, among others; and

WHEREAS, in so doing, the City would provide Atlanta residents with a greater ability to spend time

outside and use the public right-of-way responsibly, in accordance with CDC guidelines.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA,

GEORGIA, that the Commissioner of the Atlanta Department of Transportation is requested to exercise

his authority and close certain streets to vehicular traffic and open them to pedestrians and cyclists.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that he use his best, informed judgment and choose roads where the

need is greatest to make this change, paying special attention to streets along which there is high

pedestrian traffic.

20-R-3913


BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, that he take variables including equity, overall congestion, and the

ability to act expeditiously in make these decisions.

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ATLANTA, GEORGIA


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CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

20-R-3913

A RESOLUTION BY COUNCILMEMBERS AMIR R. FAROKHI AND JENNIFER IDE REQUESTING

THAT THE COMMISSIONER OF THE ATLANTA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (ADOT)

CLOSE SELECT STREETS AND/OR TRAFFIC LANES TO MOTORIZED VEHICULAR TRAFFIC

AND OPEN THEM TO PEDESTRIANS AND CYCLISTS; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.





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A RESOLUTION BY COUNCILMEMBERS AMIR R. FAROKHI AND JENNIFER IDE

REQUESTING THAT THE COMMISSIONER OF THE ATLANTA DEPARTMENT OF

TRANSPORTATION (ADOT) CLOSE SELECT STREETS AND/OR TRAFFIC LANES TO

MOTORIZED VEHICULAR TRAFFIC AND OPEN THEM TO PEDESTRIANS AND CYCLISTS;

AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.


ADOPTED

ADVERSED

FAVORABLE

ACCEPTED AND FILED


HELD IN COMMITTEE

TABLED

DEFERRED

RECONSIDERED

FILED

FILED BY COMMITTEE



QUESTION CALLED

SUBSTITUTED

AMENDED



ADOPTED AS AMENDED

ADOPTED SUBSTITUTE


AMENDED

FORWARDED

REFERRED TO SC


FAILED



FORWARDED W/NO

RECOMMENDATION

FORWARDED TO FC/NQ




RETURNED AS HELD



MICHAEL JULIAN BOND

MATT WESTMORELAND

ANDRE DICKENS

CARLA SMITH

AMIR R FAROKHI

ANTONIO BROWN

CLETA WINSLOW


JENNIFER N. IDE

HOWARD SHOOK

J. P. MATZIGKEIT

DUSTIN HILLIS

ANDREA L. BOONE


JOYCE M SHEPERD

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ACCEPTED

AMENDED SUBSTITUTE

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OBJECTION

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Mayor’s Action


20-R-3914


A RESOLUTION BY COUNCILMEMBER ANDREA BOONE AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF

ATLANTA TO ACCEPT FOOD AND FOOD SERVICE DONATIONS IN SUPPORT OF THE CITY’S

EFFORTS TO SHOW APPRECIATION AND RECOGNITION TO ITS FRONT-LINE EMPLOYEES

WORKING DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC SUCH THAT THE COSTS TO THE CITY TO

PROVIDE THIS RECOGNITION TO EMPLOYEES THROUGH THE HOSTING OF EMPLOYEE

RECOGNITION EVENTS MAY BE REDUCED; SUCH DONATIONS SHALL BE IN A TOTAL VALUE

NOT TO EXCEED TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ($20,000.00) THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2020

(CY20); TO REQUIRE PERIODIC REPORTS TO THE ATLANTA CITY COUNCIL AND TO THE

ETHICS OFFICE OF THE DETAILS OF HOW EACH DONATION AUTHORIZED BY THIS

RESOLUTION WAS SOLICITED, WHICH INDIVIDUALS, ENTITIES, AND ORGANIZATIONS

HAVE CONTRIBUTED DONATIONS, WHAT WAS CONTRIBUTED BY EACH DONOR AND THE

VALUE THEREOF; AND FOR OTHER RELATED PURPOSES.

WHEREAS, like much of the world the United States, the State of Georgia, and the City of Atlanta are

currently responding to an outbreak of respiratory disease caused by a novel coronavirus named “SARS-

CoV-2” and the disease it causes named “coronavirus disease 2019” (abbreviated “COVID-19”); and

WHEREAS, on March 11, 2020 the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak a

pandemic; and

WHEREAS, on March 13, 2020 the President of the United States announced a national emergency in

response to the COVID-19 pandemic, which included two emergency declarations: one under the

National Emergencies Act and one under the Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act;

and

WHEREAS, on March 14, 2020 Governor Brian Kemp signed a public health state of emergency to

address the COVID-19 pandemic through assisting health and emergency management officials across

Georgia by deploying all available resources for the mitigation and treatment of COVID-19; and

WHEREAS, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, on March 15, Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms declared

there to be an emergency in existence within the City of Atlanta pursuant to Section 2-181(a) of the City

of Atlanta Code of Ordinances; and

WHEREAS, the departments and offices within City of Atlanta government have included in their

budget funds for employee recognition events; and

WHEREAS, due to the COVID-19 pandemic such Departmental employee recognition may have been

interrupted; and

WHEREAS, nevertheless, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Atlanta believes it to be of the

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utmost importance to show its appreciation to its front-line employees who are working to perform

essential services to the residents and visitors to the City of Atlanta; and

WHEREAS, various restaurants and related food service and provision entities have expressed a desire

to show their appreciation to these employees through the donation of prepared meals to the City to

support the City’s efforts to recognize its front-line employees who are performing essential services

during the COVID-19 pandemic; and

WHEREAS, it is the desire of the City of Atlanta to accept donations from individuals, entities, and

organizations in support of the City’s efforts to recognize its front-line employees who are performing

essential services during the COVID-19 pandemic; and

WHEREAS, these would include, but would not be limited to donations of prepared meals; and

WHEREAS, the receipt of these donations will reduce the cost to the City to provide appreciation to its

front-line essential employees; and

WHEREAS, it is thus, the desire of the Atlanta City Council to authorize the City of Atlanta to accept

food and food service donations in support of the City’s efforts to recognize its front-line employees

who are performing essential services during the COVID-19 pandemic, from individuals, entities, and

organizations, of cash, goods, or services, in a total amount not to exceed twenty-thousand dollars

($20,000.00) through December 31, 2020 (CY20); and

WHEREAS, in accordance with this authorization, it is the desire of the Atlanta City Council that the

Chief Financial Officer shall submit to the Atlanta City Council, and to the Atlanta Ethics Office, before

the 15th of each month, a report listing for the previous month the details of how each donation

authorized by this Resolution was solicited, which individuals, entities, and organizations have

contributed donations, what was contributed by each donor and the value thereof; and

WHEREAS, the Chief Financial Officer shall submit to the Atlanta City Council, and to the Atlanta

Ethics Office, before the 31st of January, 2021, a final report listing for CY2020 the details of how each

donation authorized by this Resolution was solicited, which individuals, entities, and organizations have

contributed donations, what was contributed by each donor and the value thereof.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA, HEREBY

RESOLVES, that the City of Atlanta shall be hereby authorized to accept food and food service

donations in support of the City’s efforts to recognize its front-line employees who are performing

essential services during the COVID-19 pandemic, from individuals, entities, and organizations, of cash,

goods, or services, in a total amount not to exceed twenty-thousand dollars ($20,000.00) through

December 31, 2020 (CY20).

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Chief Financial Officer shall submit to the Atlanta City

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Council, and to the Atlanta Ethics Office, before the 15th of each month, a report listing for the previous

month the details of how each donation authorized by this Resolution was solicited, which individuals,

entities, and organizations have contributed donations, what was contributed by each donor and the

value thereof.

BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, that the Chief Financial Officer shall submit to the Atlanta City Council,

and to the Atlanta Ethics Office, before the 31st of January, 2021, a final report listing for CY20 the

details of how each donation authorized by this Resolution was solicited, which individuals, entities, and

organizations have contributed donations, what was contributed by each donor and the value thereof.

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CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA


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CITY COUNCIL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

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ATLANTA TO ACCEPT FOOD AND FOOD SERVICE DONATIONS IN SUPPORT OF THE CITY’S

EFFORTS TO SHOW APPRECIATION AND RECOGNITION TO ITS FRONT-LINE EMPLOYEES

WORKING DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC SUCH THAT THE COSTS TO THE CITY TO

PROVIDE THIS RECOGNITION TO EMPLOYEES THROUGH THE HOSTING OF EMPLOYEE

RECOGNITION EVENTS MAY BE REDUCED; SUCH DONATIONS SHALL BE IN A TOTAL VALUE

NOT TO EXCEED TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ($20,000.00) THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2020

(CY20); TO REQUIRE PERIODIC REPORTS TO THE ATLANTA CITY COUNCIL AND TO THE

ETHICS OFFICE OF THE DETAILS OF HOW EACH DONATION AUTHORIZED BY THIS

RESOLUTION WAS SOLICITED, WHICH INDIVIDUALS, ENTITIES, AND ORGANIZATIONS

HAVE CONTRIBUTED DONATIONS, WHAT WAS CONTRIBUTED BY EACH DONOR AND THE

VALUE THEREOF; AND FOR OTHER RELATED PURPOSES.





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ATLANTA TO ACCEPT FOOD AND FOOD SERVICE DONATIONS IN SUPPORT OF THE

CITY’S EFFORTS TO SHOW APPRECIATION AND RECOGNITION TO ITS FRONT-LINE

EMPLOYEES WORKING DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC SUCH THAT THE COSTS TO

THE CITY TO PROVIDE THIS RECOGNITION TO EMPLOYEES THROUGH THE HOSTING OF

EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION EVENTS MAY BE REDUCED; SUCH DONATIONS SHALL BE IN

A TOTAL VALUE NOT TO EXCEED TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ($20,000.00) THROUGH

DECEMBER 31, 2020 (CY20); TO REQUIRE PERIODIC REPORTS TO THE ATLANTA CITY

COUNCIL AND TO THE ETHICS OFFICE OF THE DETAILS OF HOW EACH DONATION

AUTHORIZED BY THIS RESOLUTION WAS SOLICITED, WHICH INDIVIDUALS, ENTITIES,

AND ORGANIZATIONS HAVE CONTRIBUTED DONATIONS, WHAT WAS CONTRIBUTED BY

EACH DONOR AND THE VALUE THEREOF; AND FOR OTHER RELATED PURPOSES.


ADOPTED

ADVERSED

FAVORABLE

ACCEPTED AND FILED


HELD IN COMMITTEE

TABLED

DEFERRED

RECONSIDERED

FILED

FILED BY COMMITTEE



QUESTION CALLED

SUBSTITUTED

AMENDED



ADOPTED AS AMENDED

ADOPTED SUBSTITUTE


AMENDED

FORWARDED

REFERRED TO SC


FAILED



FORWARDED W/NO

RECOMMENDATION


MICHAEL JULIAN BOND

MATT WESTMORELAND

ANDRE DICKENS

CARLA SMITH

AMIR R FAROKHI

ANTONIO BROWN

CLETA WINSLOW


JENNIFER N. IDE

HOWARD SHOOK

J. P. MATZIGKEIT

DUSTIN HILLIS

ANDREA L. BOONE


JOYCE M SHEPERD

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FORWARDED TO FC/NQ




RETURNED AS HELD



ACCEPTED

AMENDED SUBSTITUTE

ROUTED TO COW

SUSTAINED

OVERRIDEN




HELD IN COW

POSTPONED

RETAINED AS HELD


OBJECTION

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Mayor’s Action


Documents

PERSONAL PAPERS AND COMMUNICATIONS OF MAY 4, 2020 Personal Papers.pdf · Educational District 1 Ms. Leslie Grant Educational District 2 Ms. Aretta L. Baldon Ms. Michelle D. Olympiadis