Dunwoody Considering Parks Expansion

Dunwoody GA -- The Dunwoody City Council on Monday night will consider a plan to buy more than an acre of land within the Perimeter Center area and possibly turn it into a park.

According to Heneghan’s, the land sits next to a wooded area the city already owns. The price for the property is $375,000.

Monday night’s meeting begins at 6:30. Here’s the rest of the agenda:

• Administer Oath of Office to New Police Officer Joshua Carruth.
• Proclamation Recognizing Dunwoody High School Girls Cross Country State Champions.
• Update on CAD-to-CAD Interface Project
• Resolution Authorizing a Merit Increase for the City Clerk.
• Resolution Amending the City Manager’s Employment Agreement.
• Resolution Appointing a Member to the Convention & Visitors Bureau of Dunwoody.
• Resolution Appointing Members to the Dunwoody Design Review Advisory Committee.
• Resolution Appointing a Member to the Dunwoody Planning Commission.
• Resolution Appointing Members to the Dunwoody Sustainability Committee.
• Award of a Contract to Corblu for Stream Classification.
• Funding Authorization for Stormwater Pipe Repair and Lining on 5113 Meadowlake Drive.
• Consideration of Pole Attachment Agreement with Mobilite.
• Consideration of Pole Attachment Agreement with Crown Castle.
• Resolution Authorizing the City to Purchase Property Located at 50 Perimeter Center East and 185 Perimeter Center West.
• 2016 Paving Plan.
• Tilly Mill Road Sidewalk Alternatives.
• Traffic Calming Policy Discussion.