The Tucker City Council is set to review a proposed ordinance at its meeting on September 14 that would ban pop-up pet sales in the city. Although pop-up sales are already illegal under a new state law, this ordinance aims to enhance enforcement by allowing city code enforcement workers to take action against violators, with potential fines reaching $500 for repeat offenses.
The meeting will take place at 7 p.m. at City Hall, located at 1975 Lakeside Pkwy, Ste 350B. Public participation is encouraged, and details on the agenda and live streaming are available on the city’s official website.
Other items on the agenda include:
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Consent Agenda Contracts:
- A $116,000 contract with MUSCO LIGHTING Systems for remote-access lighting equipment in Rosenfeld Park.
- An $89,000 contract with CAJENN CONSTRUCTION AND REHABILITATION SERVICES for stormwater repairs at 1491 Avon Avenue, with a potential second contract for up to $249,992 for repairs at 4130 Mountain Oak Cove.
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Special Land Use Permit: A consideration for a 12-month extension for a development project at 2247 and 2251 Northlake Parkway to convert an existing office into 216 multifamily units.
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Henderson Park Master Plan: A resolution to adopt a master plan that includes trail improvements and a dog park.
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Resolution on Blighted Property: A resolution to declare a property at 4281 Hugh Howell Road as blighted, which includes multiple buildings and unpermitted structures.
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Trees Atlanta Program: A resolution to participate in a front yard tree program.
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Parking Lot Lease Agreement: An intergovernmental agreement regarding a lease at St. Andrews Church adjacent to the Tucker Recreation Center, which includes resurfacing the parking lot with an $81,000 contract for the work.
For more information, community members can access the agenda and live stream through the Tucker government website.
