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Sep 24, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City of Lilburn Planning Commission Planning Commission Meeting Minutes
The Planning Commission discussed a text amendment to Article 5, Section 502 regarding the Old Town Lilburn Overlay District, which involved updating ordinance language and design guidelines to include an administrative variance pathway. Additionally, the commission addressed a rezoning application request, RZ-2026-02, and voted to table the item until the next meeting to allow for a concurrent amendment to the US 29 overlay.
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Lilburn Downtown Development Authority Special Called Downtown Development Authority Meeting
The meeting encompassed a review of the financial report for August 2026, an update on the First and Main assemblage including the status of a design competition, structural inspection progress at 57 Railroad Avenue, and upcoming community events involving the Lilburn Community Partnership. Additionally, the board approved Resolution No. 2026-13, which authorizes amendments to agreements with a developer concerning parking facility insurance requirements and stormwater easement cost-sharing obligations.
Aug 31, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City of Lilburn Special Called Meeting
The City Council approved the 2026 millage rate of 5.430 mills after discussing the balance between fiscal impact on residents and the need for staffing and infrastructure development. Additionally, the Council established the fee schedule for FY26-27 and approved an ordinance amending the FY26-27 adopted budget and the Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan for a total of $29,690,017.
Aug 31, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City Of Lilburn City Council Special Called City Council Work Session
The work session focused on several financial and administrative items. Council reviewed a proposed resolution to increase the City's 2026 millage rate to 5.430 mills, discussing the fiscal impact of new personnel, cost-of-living adjustments, and assessment caps. Additionally, the Council reviewed a resolution to establish the FY26-27 fee schedule, which includes increases for residential sanitation services and new rental fees for city facilities. Finally, there was a discussion regarding a proposed ordinance to amend the FY26-27 budget and Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan, with clarification provided on capital project funding and the scope of planned roadway surveys.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
