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This paper reviews the Westley-MacLean communication model, suggests some important research questions generated by it, and discusses recent research in mass media. A brief review of recent research suggests that the concept of agenda setting may be usefully superimposed on the Westley-MacLean model to reveal partial answers to some of these important questions and to suggest some implications. Some consequents and some determinants of agenda setting have been revealed, while additional investigations are needed. The paper reports an instance which emphasizes both the implications of the agenda-setting concept and the fact that the low priority assigned by media to routine electoral matters will affect the salience of these matters for consumers of media reports. This instance also offers evidence that political news is currently emphasized less by the media than in previous years. (Author/JM)

00:00 Introduction A. Public input 2:07 B. Consent agenda. Recommended by Mayor, Manager, Attorney, Auditor, and Clerk for placement on the consent agenda for Wednesday, November 6, 2024. 1. 2023 Nulla Bona properties list 2. 2024 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant application 3. TSPLOST Project 25, Bicycle & Pedestrian Improvement Program, Cherokee Road Multi-Use Path Project (SP #2) Preliminary Design Approval and Land Acquisition and Bid & Award Phase Authorization 4. SPLOST 2020 Project 19, Bishop Park Improvements, Sub-Project #1 – Pool Replacement – Change order for Sun Shades C. Receive staff report and public input on a recommendation from the Athens-Clarke County Planning Commission. 4:24 5. Request for rezoning from C-G to C-G (PD) at 0, 290, 310, & 322 North Avenue. D. Public input. E. Old business F. New business 50:37 6. TSPLOST 2018 Project 03, Bus Stop & Transfer Facility Improvements – Transit Transfer Facility, Proposed final site selection and proposed schematic design 50:29 7. TSPLOST 2023, Project 4, Atlanta Highway / W. Broad Street Improvements, Project concept and authorization to partner with GDOT on West Broad Street Road Safety Project with multi-use path, from Epps Bridge Road to Hodgson Drive 1:07:45 8. North Avenue Corridor RAISE Grant Project concept approval and authorization to advance into preliminary engineering phase 1:24:36 9. SPLOST 2020 Project 28, Mental Health Recovery Facility Project – Budget Amendment, Sanitary Sewer System Modification to the Schematic Plan, and Design Services Change 10. SPLOST 2020 Project 28, Mental Health Recovery Facility Project- General contract award- 1:33:00 11. Legislative Review Committee report: Franchising of Residential Collection 2:11:06 12. North Oconee North Oconee River Sanitary Sewer Interceptor Improvements - Phase II Design 2:23:43 13. Intergovernmental Agreement between ACCGov and Classic Center Authority for funding to develop Center for Racial Justice & Black Futures 2:27:56 14. TSPLOST 2023 Project 28, College Square Pedestrian Plaza, Intergovernmental Agreement with Athens Downtown Development Authority 2:31:14 15. TSPLOST 2026 Program – Proposed Predesignated Countywide Sustainment Programs 2:39:38 16. Resolution to refer to Planning Commission consideration of local ordinance update to amend ‘Half-way House’ process to correspond with recently updated State of Georgia Code title only 2:40:06 17. Magistrate Court Judges FY25 Supplement Amendment 18. Probate Court Judge FY25 Supplement Adjustment

A. Roll call (1:32) B. Purpose of meeting: to consider a resolution in support of Athens immigrant, undocumented, and Latinx community; enter into executive session for discussion of real estate acquisition and/or disposal; and consider any other item in proper order. C. Citizen input. (2:10) D. New business – Consider under suspension of Rules 1. Resolution in support of Athens immigrant, undocumented, and Latinx community (3:11) E. Consider any other item in proper order F. Enter into executive session for discussion of real estate acquisition and/or disposal (36:35) G. Adjourn (36:35)) Agenda Setting Session A. Citizen input. (36:49) B. Consent agenda. Recommended by Mayor, Mayor Pro tem, Manager, Assistant Managers, Attorney, Auditor, and Clerk for placement on the consent agenda for Tuesday, September 3, 2019 (37:31) 1. Approve: 2019 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) application 2. Approve: HUD Continuum of Care Homeless Assistance Grant 3. Approve: Tanyard Creek Interceptor Improvements Phase 2 - Approval of Preliminary Construction Plans 4. Approve: Upper North Oconee Interceptor Phase 2-C Approval of Preliminary Construction Plans 5. Approve: Solid Waste collection vehicles – Mini-packers 6. Approve: Appointments to Keep Athens Clarke County Beautiful C. Citizen input. (37:59) D. Old business E. New business 7. FY21-25 Consolidated Plan Goals (39:55) 8. Expanding the glass bottle incentive county-wide to all bars and bars/restaurants (41:14) 9. 2020 Legislative items (43:41) 11. Operations audit of the Clarke County Sheriff’s Office (56:45) F. Receive staff report and public input on a recommendation from the Athens-Clarke County Planning Commission. (1:03:22) 10. Request of Smith Planning Group, for Barrett Nation Investment Properties, LLC, for an amendment to C-N (PD) (Commercial-Neighborhood Planned Development) on 0.362 acre known as 1331 South Milledge Avenue. Proposed use is a restaurant. Type II District 4 Planning Commission recommendation: Approval (unanimous) (1:03:22)

Special Called Session 1. Release of a purchase option at 115 Kentucky Circle (31:16) 2. Emergency support for the ARPA-funded Eviction Prevention Program 3 (31:44) E. Consider any other item in proper order (34:31) Agenda Setting Session A. Public input. (28:39) B. Consent agenda. Recommended by Mayor, Mayor Pro tem, Manager, Assistant Managers, Attorney, and Clerk for placement on the consent agenda for Tuesday, December 6, 2022. 1. Approve: A resolution of the Commission of Athens-Clarke County, Georgia, authorizing acceptable forms of payment for ad valorem taxes and other purposes 2. Approve: Application and acceptance of the Annual Transit Planning Assistance Grant for FY 2024 (July 1, 2023 - June 30, 2024) 3. Approve: Annual Metropolitan Transportation Planning (PL) Grant for FY 2024 (July 1, 2023 - June 30, 2024) 4. Approve: Establish the Sunday in calendar year 2023 for alcoholic beverage sales for Class D, E & F license holders as authorized by O.C.G.A. § 3-3-7 (r). 5. Approve: Runway 9/27 runway obstruction free area (ROFA) clearing and acquiring rescue and firefighting safety testing equipment – FGAA/GDOT grant agreement 6. Approve: Talmadge Street - Proposed designation as an on-street parking permit controlled street under the Residential Parking Permit Program 7. Approve: Stormwater system mapping - Phase 3 8. Approve: Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County Transit Agency Safety Plan 9. Approve: Georgia Emergency Management Agency/Homeland Security Hazard Mitigation Grant Program 10. Approve: Moores Grove - Approval of a public pump station and force main 11. Approve: Biosolids hauling and disposal contract amendment 12. Approve: Replacement of water and sewer mains for the GDOT SR10/US78 at North Oconee River Bridge Replacement Project (PI#0013806) - Authorization for the standard utility/contract item agreement – 192 13. Approve: Landfill dozier rebuild 14. Approve: Appointment to Athens Cultural Affairs Commission C. Public input (01:01:07) D. Old business 15 TSPLOST 2018 Project 15 - Atlanta Highway Corridor Improvements Project - Mitchell Bridge Road and Timothy Road proposed project concepts (01:06:25) E. New business 16. Athens-Clarke County Extension ANR Agent for Community Garden Program (01:10:41) 17. Recommendation from Athens Justice and Memory Project (01:07:34) 18. Amendment to recycled water rate (01:20:39) 19. 2023 Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) Local Maintenance Improvement Grant (LMIG) application submittal (01:20:47) 20. SPLOST 2011 Project 22, Youth & Community Enrichment Facility – Candidate site selection (01:23:45) 21. SPLOST 2011 Project 09, Oconee Rivers Greenway Network Connectors Project – Public art - artist, art type and style – Art location #2 (01:25:58) 22. TSPLOST 2018 Project 05 - Oconee Rivers Greenway, SP #4.2, #4.3 & #6 – Carriage Lane/Carr’s Creek Greenway construction services contract award (01:29:17) 23. SPLOST 2020 Project 20 - Parks and Facilities Improvement - Sub Project #11 (01:29:47) 24. SPLOST 2020 Project 22, Broadband Connectivity Enhancement – Project concept (01:30:39) 25. SPLOST 2020 Project 34, Water Trails Project, SP #1 - Macon Highway launch proposed schematic design (01:30:59) 26. SPLOST 2020 Project 16, Memorial Park Improvements – Proposed project concept – 194 (01:31:14) 27. SPLOST 2020 Project 03, Classic Center Arena – Proposed project concept for Hickory Street parking deck and proposed contract change order #2 (01:36:16) 28. Elections resolution 29. Strengthening Mobility and Revolutionizing Transportation (SMART) Grant Application – title only (01:37:16) 30. Office of Operational Analysis – title only 31. Request of Joe Polaneczky, 1165 Oglethorpe, LLC/William A. Elbring, for amendment to a C- N (PD) (Commercial-Neighborhood, Planned Development) on 3.85 acres known as 1165 Oglethorpe Avenue. Proposed use is mixed use residential and neighborhood commercial. (01:40:20) 32. Request of Katie Kleibl/Schaffer, owner H/S Athlo, LLC, for amendment to a special use in C-G(A) (Commercial-General, Airport) on 1.20 acres known as 3321 and 3331 Lexington Road. Proposed use is quick service restaurant (drive-thru). (02:16:11) Planning Commission recommendation: Approve w/conditions (unanimous) 33. Request of Scott Haines /W&A Engineering; Owners: Village at Oak Grove, LLC / New Oak Grove Area, LLC, for amendment to C-G (PD) (Commercial-General, Planned Development) on 52 acres known as 102 Lavender Road, 6017, 6045 and 0 Jefferson Road. Proposed use is residential and commercial mixed. 34. Request of Athens-Clarke County Unified Government for amendment to Chapter 9 of the Code of Ordinances regarding research and development uses in C-G, E, and I Zones. 35. Request of Athens-Clarke County Unified Government for amendment to Chapter 9 of the Code of Ordinances regarding accessory dwelling units. (02:22:43)

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The study reported in this paper expands the arena of agenda-setting to include the content of a small daily newspaper and what the people of that community say they read and talk about during a non-political period. The newspaper's agenda was established by content analysis of 51 issues, resulting in classification of 3415 stories in 41 content categories. One hundred fifty respondents were asked what they remembered reading in "yesterday's" newspaper, as well as what they had been talking about with family, friends, and acquaintances for "the past few days." Topics of conversation were obtained for local, regional, state, national, and international events. Findings suggest that at the local level the content of the newspaper is an important and independent contributor to the content of community discussion. Other sources of information appear to make substantial contributions at the regional, state, national, and international levels. (Author/KS)

The first of two program sessions at this semiannual meeting addressed the agenda of the Association of Research Libraries (ARL) for the 1990s, and the report provides summaries of remarks by Elaine Sloan on the background; D. Kaye Gapen on a report from the Task Force on Review of the ARL Five-Year Plan; and Duane E. Webster on the ARL framework of capabilities. A summary of reports from small group discussions by D. Kaye Gapen is also provided. The second program session focused on the Linked Systems Project (LSP), and the text of each of the following presentations is provided: (1) "Background: Open Systems Interconnection (OSI)" (David F. Bishop); (2) "LSP and the Library Community" (Henriette Avram); and (3) "LSP: Implications for Our Libraries" (Dorothy Gregor). A list of 12 suggested readings on LSP is included. The report on the business meeting provides summaries of current topic sessions on preservation, serials prices, and government information; a statement of principles on government information in electronic format; an update on the FBI in libraries; reports from the Committee on ARL Statistics the president, the executive director, and the Office of Management Services; and a special report on the Library of Congress. Appended materials include a report on ARL activities from November 1987-May 1988; a status report on OMS (Office of Management Systems) programs from October 1987-April 1988; and excerpts from the 1987 OMS Annual Report. Also appended are lists of meeting participants; ARL officers and members of the Board of Directors, committees, and task forces; the membership of the association; and a 1987 financial report. (BBM)

5. H. T. Edwards Learning Center Safe Routes to School Sidewalk Project- Preliminary construction plans approval 0:02:20 6. TSPLOST 2017 Program- Proposed program goals, project selection, criteria and implementation schedule with task list 0:03:50 7. Proposed Downtown Athens Development boundary change to include continuous Athens-Clarke County property- title only 0:24:15

A.Citizen input. -See above 1:20 B.Consent agenda. Recommended by Mayor, Mayor Pro tem, Manager, Assistant Managers, Attorney, Auditor, and Clerk for placement on the consent agenda for Tuesday,April 7. 1:37 1.Approve: Proposed removal of yellow curb on the north side of Henderson Avenue at its Intersection with South Milledge Avenue and addition of parking spaces 2.Approve: Revisions to the Code of Athens-Clarke County, Georgia concerning lost or stolen property (Chapter 3-11): Abandoned Property Retention Period Reduced from 180 to 90 Days Prior to Sale or Disposal by ACCGov’s Central Services Department 3.Approve: Transfer of Athens Transit mini-bus to Leisure Services Department C.Citizen input. –See above D.Old business 1:53 E.New business 4.FY21 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Annual Action Plan. A public hearing is scheduled Tuesday, April 7. 1:59 5.Intergovernmental agreement for the provision of safety and security cameras within the Nellie B Community 9:26 6.Revision to stormwater management ordinance 18:18 7.Athens-Clarke County Department of Corrections (ACCDC) and Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) corridor beautification agreement 23:43 8.Fiber connectivity project concept for Public Safety Communication Systems Improvements (SPLOST 2011 Project #05)and Animal Shelter Expansion (SPLOST 2011 Project #19) 28:00 9.FY21 Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County/University of Georgia transportation agreement for student, faculty and staff ridership on Athens-Clarke County Transit System 31:34 10.Sidewalk gap projects –Southview Drive, Baxter Street, and North Chase Street –signal modification change order 37:38 11.Corridor Policy Committee report –Corridor plantings master plan 38:11 12.2020 Community Policing Development (CPD) Microgrants Program application 42:46 F.Receive staff report and public input on a recommendation from the Athens-Clarke County Planning Commission. Following the staff report, public input as indicated above will be received; however, this is not the required public hearing, which is tentatively scheduled for Tuesday,April7, 2020. 47:06 13.Request of Michael A. Morris / Blasingame, Burch, Garrard & Ashley, PCfor H.A. Cook for special use in C-G (Commercial-General) on 43.35 acres known as 469 and 471 Hull Road. Proposed use is multifamily. Type II District 9 47:06

Special Called Session: Public Hearing on the proposed FY17 annual operating and capital budget 0:00:01 B. Consent Agenda 0:13:28 2. Approve: Authorizing resolution for the Athens Transit Bus Stop Improvement Program, FY17 Federal 5339 Discretionary Capital Bus and Bus Facilities grant application 0:13:46 4. Approve: Parks Facilities Improvements (SPLOST 2011 Project #16, Sub-Project #7 – project concept pool repair 0:16:37 5. Approve: Cleveland Road aerial sewer replacement and creek bank stabilization project 0:17:57 C. Citizen input on old and new business 0:18:24 9. Downtown parking rate changes 0:26:28 10. FY16 Downtown Athens Parking System (DAPS) expenditure budget 0:30:31 11. Adoption of FY17 operating and capital budgets; establishment of 2016 property tax rates; and for other purposes 0:30:55 12. Award of purchase contract - track type tractor 0:44:14 13. Special Use: 580 East Broad Street (multi-family residential) 0:46:55 14. Request to change name of Flint Street to Jennie L. Mattox Street. 0:48:43

This digest briefly reviews the events that led to the development of the American Indian and Alaska Native Education Research Agenda, the basic assumptions and premises underlying it, and its six priority research areas. In response to pressure from Native organizations and tribes and a subsequent Executive Order, a working group organized by the U.S. Department of Education developed a research agenda for American Indian and Alaska Native education. Formulated with substantial input from Native educators and researchers, the agenda focuses on identifying best practices. Studies must be conducted from a perspective that respects Native languages and cultures, and researchers must produce findings useful to local communities while being cognizant of tribal differences. Definitional issues concerning who is Native need to be resolved. Six general categories of priority research topics were identified: educational outcomes of Native students; the role of Native language and culture in education; teachers, schools, and educational resources; special education and Native students; early childhood education needs of Native children; and education standards and assessments and how they relate to schools with large enrollments of Native students. (TD)

In March 2003, the Education Commission of the States, the National Center for Higher Education Management Systems, and the National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education established a collaborative project to help states improve higher education performance by assisting with examination of state higher education policies and with establishing broad agreement around statewide priorities for improvement. Five states participated formally in the new National Collaborative for Higher Education Policy: Missouri, Rhode Island, Virginia, Washington, and West Virginia. The starting point for the analysis in each state was "Measuring Up," the national report card series issued by the National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education. Additional state-specific information was added to provide a more comprehensive picture of the needs of each state. As part of the process, a leadership group was formed in each state to analyze performance, assess policy gaps, and develop a new state agenda for higher education. The leadership group sought guidance from stakeholders throughout the state. A common priority in all of the states was the need for a more highly educated population that could function effectively in a technologically sophisticated world. This report summarizes lessons learned from the collaborative project. It offers guidance to states interested in gaining broad agreement around a new agenda for higher education that is grounded in performance in the state and directed toward meeting the needs of state residents. (Contains 6 figures and 7 footnotes.)

Agenda Setting Session: A. Citizen Input on Consent Agenda (00:35) B. Consent Agenda 2. Discussion of Milledge Avenue Extension – parking prohibitions (4:55) 3. Discussion of Barber Street at Boulevard-proposed all-way stop (6:10) 4. Discussion of Carrs Hill Neighborhood–parking prohibitions, Oconee Street-left turn prohibition (7:50) 5. Discussion of School Resource Officer (SRO) agreement for 2019-2020 academic year (9:20) 6. Discussion of Lease agreement with Smoker’s Den for retail use of 289 College Avenue (32:00) 7. Discussion of Appointments to the Community Tree Council (40:15) C. Citizen Input on New Business (42:30) D. New Business 8. Oconee Rivers Greenway Project (TSPLOST 2018 Project #05) -Sub-Project #8 MLK Greenway Extension construction contract approval (47:57) 9. Fire Fly Trail Project-Preliminary Plans -TSPLOST 2018 Project #6, Sub-Project #2 (56:30) 10. Sidewalk gap projects - Southview Drive, Baxter Street, and North Chase Street - Bid Award (57:05) 11. FY20 Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County / University of Georgia transportation agreement for student, faculty and staff ridership on ACC Transit system (59:57) 12. 2019 STOP VAWA Grant – Additional funding for ACCPD personnel (1:01:32) 13. Execution of memorandum of agreement with Princeton Place Apartments, LLC (1:03:30) 14. Phase V landfill construction budget amendment (1:06:16) 15. Downtown Transportation Improvements Program (TSPLOST 2018 Project #09) - Clayton Street – Public art recommendation (1:14:40) E. Discussion of Planing Items 16. Request of Herman Fields and Jennifer McCarty Bray for rezoning from AR (Agricultural Residential) to RS-25 (Single -Family Residential) on 1.79 acres known as 715 and 717 Beaverdam Road. Proposed use is single-family dwellings. Type II District 1(1:35:55) 17. Request of Freedom From Bondage, Inc. for special use in RM-1 on 0.38 acres knowsn as 190, 192 and 194 Highland Park Drive. Proposed use is halfway houses Type 1 District 8 (1:39:10) Public Comment on Item #17 (1:41:45) 18. Rename 200 block of South Franklin Street as Jennie L. Mattox Street (1:44:30) Public Comment on Item #18 (1:47:00)

Agenda Setting Session: A. Citizen Input on Consent Agenda (00:35) B. Consent Agenda 2. Discussion of Milledge Avenue Extension – parking prohibitions (4:55) 3. Discussion of Barber Street at Boulevard-proposed all-way stop (6:10) 4. Discussion of Carrs Hill Neighborhood–parking prohibitions, Oconee Street-left turn prohibition (7:50) 5. Discussion of School Resource Officer (SRO) agreement for 2019-2020 academic year (9:20) 6. Discussion of Lease agreement with Smoker’s Den for retail use of 289 College Avenue (32:00) 7. Discussion of Appointments to the Community Tree Council (40:15) C. Citizen Input on New Business (42:30) D. New Business 8. Oconee Rivers Greenway Project (TSPLOST 2018 Project #05) -Sub-Project #8 MLK Greenway Extension construction contract approval (47:57) 9. Fire Fly Trail Project-Preliminary Plans -TSPLOST 2018 Project #6, Sub-Project #2 (56:30) 10. Sidewalk gap projects - Southview Drive, Baxter Street, and North Chase Street - Bid Award (57:05) 11. FY20 Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County / University of Georgia transportation agreement for student, faculty and staff ridership on ACC Transit system (59:57) 12. 2019 STOP VAWA Grant – Additional funding for ACCPD personnel (1:01:32) 13. Execution of memorandum of agreement with Princeton Place Apartments, LLC (1:03:30) 14. Phase V landfill construction budget amendment (1:06:16) 15. Downtown Transportation Improvements Program (TSPLOST 2018 Project #09) - Clayton Street – Public art recommendation (1:14:40) E. Discussion of Planing Items 16. Request of Herman Fields and Jennifer McCarty Bray for rezoning from AR (Agricultural Residential) to RS-25 (Single -Family Residential) on 1.79 acres known as 715 and 717 Beaverdam Road. Proposed use is single-family dwellings. Type II District 1(1:35:55) 17. Request of Freedom From Bondage, Inc. for special use in RM-1 on 0.38 acres knowsn as 190, 192 and 194 Highland Park Drive. Proposed use is halfway houses Type 1 District 8 (1:39:10) Public Comment on Item #17 (1:41:45) 18. Rename 200 block of South Franklin Street as Jennie L. Mattox Street (1:44:30) Public Comment on Item #18 (1:47:00)

Municipality of Monroeville's Citizens' Night & Agenda Setting Meeting from July 2, 2024. Original unedited telecast.

Municipality of Monroeville's Citizens' Night & Agenda Setting Meeting from June 6, 2023. Original unedited telecast.

Special Called Session: A. Roll call (01:55) B. Purpose of meeting: Public hearing on TSPLOST Candidate projects being recommended by the TSPLOST Advisory Committee. C. Receive public input (03:08) D. Mayor & Commission Discussion of Item #15 (08:53) Agenda Setting Session: A. Consent agenda. 1. Approve: FY21 FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) award 2. Approve: Victims of Crime Act Grant – Solicitor General’s Office application for 2022 (41:59) 3. Approve: S.T.O.P. Violence Against Women Grant – Solicitor General’s office award for 2022 (43:21) 4. Approve: SPLOST 2020 Project 15, Sandy Creek Nature Center exhibit modernization – Proposed project concept B. Old business 5. 326 Arch Street - Exception to Policy/Procedure WS-011: Water and/or Sanitary Sewer Services (44:44) 6. 182 First Street - Exception to Policy/Procedure Statement WS-011: Water and/or Sanitary Sewer Services (45:09) 7. 5100 Atlanta Highway - Private pump station and force main (45:36) 8. Amend memorandum of understanding for the expansion of the Athens Neighborhood Hearth Center and authorize contract amendment with Jacobs Management Company (46:47) C. New business 9. CY22 Pavement Maintenance Program - Roadway list and project resolution (50:50) 10. SPLOST 2011 Project 09 – Oconee Rivers Greenway Network Connectors Project – Greenway Trail Corridor - Public art location approval (01:03:00) 11. TSPLOST 2018 Project #08 Tallassee Road Bridge Replacement - Construction contract award and budget amendments (01:03:28) 12. TSPLOST 2018 Project 03, Bus Stop and Transfer Facility Improvements – Transit transfer facility candidate site selection (01:10:51) 13. TSPLOST 2018 Project 16, Prince Avenue Corridor Improvements – Proposed priority projects list (01:11:22) 14. Acquisition of Integrated Ballistic Identification System (IBIS) 15. TSPLOST 2023 final projects list 16. American Rescue Plan Act funding program F. Receive staff reports and public input, item by item, on recommendations from the Athens-Clarke County Planning Commission. 17. Request of Christopher C. Evans/E+E Architecture, Inc., owner RCWSJ, LLC, for special use in C-D (WD) (Commercial – Downtown West Downtown Design Area) on 0.18 acre known as 240 West Clayton Street. (01:16:01) 18. Request of W&A Engineering, Owner: J&J Sunset Farm, LLC, for rezoning from C-R (Commercial-Rural) with Conditional Use to C-G (Commercial-General and special use on 19.59 acres known as 1005, 1035, and 1045 Hull Road. (01:23:16) 19. Request of E+E Architecture, owner Bottleworks I, LLC, for Special Use in C-D (WE) (Commercial-Downtown, West End Downtown Design Area) for special use permit on 1.48 acres known as 367 Prince Avenue. (01:32:41) 20. Request of Michael B. Thurmond/Armentrout Matheny Thurmond, PC, owner Sapphire Properties, LP, for amendment to RS-8 (PD) (Single-Family Residential, Planned Development) on 2.853 acres known as 300 Sorenson Ridge and 181 Warren Way. (01:35:59) 21. Text amendment to Chapter 9-13 reference airport overlay. (01:41:30)

A. Roll Call 0:02:24 B. Consent agenda 0:03:53 3. Approve: Amendments to the drug and alcohol ordinance, Chapter 1-13 0:04:29 C. Citizen input on old and new business 0:07:47 7. Athens Transit youth ridership program 0:18:32 8. FY17 CDBG annual action plan for the Housing and Community Development Department. A public hearing is scheduled Tuesday, April 5. 0:24:18 9. Parks Facilities Improvements (SPLOST 2011 Project #16, Sub-Project #5) - Schematic design, contract award, and budget amendments - Whit Davis Children's Park 0:36:41 10. Fire Protection Services and Safety Equipment (SPLOST 2011 Project #03) - Fire Station #2 land acquisition 0:42:11 11. Amendment: 775 Sunset Drive (hospital expansion) 0:44:43

Special Called and Agenda Setting: A. Roll Call (2:20) B. NEW BUSINESS 1. Amend Alcohol Ordinance to Permit Earlier Sales on Sunday (3:19) 2. Adoption of E911 Resolutions Required by HB 751 (4:58) 11-20-2018 AGENDA SETTING SESSION B. Consent Agenda. Recommended by Mayor, Mayor Pro tem, Manager, Assistant Managers, Attorney, Auditor, and Clerk for placement on the consent agenda for Tuesday, December 4. 1. Approve: Establish the Sunday in calendar year 2019 for alcoholic beverage sales permitted per Senate Bill 103 (6:09) 2. GOC Review of House Bill 419 with reference to fireworks and noise 3. LRC report Review of alcohol license application procedure 4. Public Utilities Department Capital Budget Amendment 5. Parking Meter Fees - Exempt Holidays 6. STOP Violence Against Women Grant - Superior Court and Clerk of Court 7. STOP Violence Against Women Grant - Solicitors Generals Office 8. Rails-to-Trails Network Program (SPLOST 2011 Project 08) - Tailgate Station (17:59) 9. TSPLOST 2018 Project 17 Acquisition of Private Streets Sub Project 1 Laurel Springs Subdivision (8:43) 10. Disposal of Surplus Vehicles and Equipment with Values Over $5,000 11. Lease Agreement with Town and Gown Players, Inc. 12. Updated Policy Procedure for Solicitation Consideration Public Comment for Fare Major Service Changes for Public Transportation System 13. FY18 & FY19 HOME Investment Partnerships Program for Housing and Community Development Department 14. Brooklyn Creek Interceptor Improvements - Approval of Phase 1 Preliminary Construction Plans 15 TSPLOST 2018 Proj. 08 Tallassee Road Bridge Replacement Preliminary Construction Plans Approval (21:56) 16 GOC Review of Public Input Procedures for Planning Commission 17. Keep Athens-Clarke County Beautiful Board Appointment 18. LRC Report - Commissary kitchens as home occupation (26:48) C. Citizen Input: Old and New Businesses (14:33) 19. Mayor's Task Force for Inclusion and Equity Final Report Acceptance (34:02) 20. GOC Review of ACCGOV Booting Policy (39:10) 21 2019 Georgia Department of Transportation Local Maintenance Improvement Grants Application Submittal (48:48) 22. FY17 Sidewalk Gap Projects - Phase IV Preliminary Construction Plans Approval (50:19) 23. SPLOST 2011 Proj. 07 Bus Stop Improvement Program On Call Construction Services (52:13) 24. Stormwater Utility Fee Review - Phase I (52:40) 25. Regional Detention Facility Feasibility Study (1:00:00) 26. Leisure Services Pricing Policy (1:00:38) 27. Firefly Trail Project (TSPLOST 2018 Proj. 06) Sub Proj. 4 Trail Creek Crossing (1:01:03) 28. SPLOST 2011 Proj. 22 Youth Community Enrichment Facility Partnership Contract Award (1:04:24) 29 SPLOST 2020 Program Designated Projects (1:12:02) 30. LRC report - prohibition of dockless shareable mobility devices on public property (1:32:04) 31. Solid Waste collection rates for residential and commercial customers – title only (1:40:21) 32. Amend the Code of Ordinances regarding Promotion Review Board Personnel Hearing Officer (1:40:38) 33. Shoal Creek Farms Dam Renovation - Bid Award (1:41:00) 34. Wellness credit - title only (1:41:31) 35. Parking Meters at Handicap Spaces (1:41:40) 36. GOC Review of Boards, Authorities and Commissions Handbook (1:49:04) F. Receive staff reports on recommendations from the Athens-Clarke County Planning Commission. A public hearing is tentatively scheduled Tuesday, December 4. 37. Request of Bret Thurmond/Armentrout Matheny Thurmond, PC for Athens First Methodist Church for special use in the C-D DS (Commercial Downtown; Dougherty Street Downtown Design Area) on 0,57 acre known as 110 West Hancock Avenue. Proposed use is a parking lot. This will require an amendment to the Future Development Map from Government to Downtown. Type II District 3 (2:03:14) 38. Request of Planning Department, Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County, for rezoning from G (Government) to C-D (DS) (Commercial-Downtown, Dougherty Street Downtown Design Area) on 0.28 acres known as 130 West Hancock Avenue and 135 West Dougherty Street. Present and proposed use is a parking lot. This will require an amendment to the Future Development Map from Government to Downtown. Type I District 3 (2:33:19) 39. Request of Planning Department, Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County, for amendment to the Future Development Map from Rural to Single Family Residential on 149 parcels located on Cherokee Road, Beaverdam Road, Beaverdam Drive, Crossbow Circle, Candy Circle, Crossbow Place, Hillview Terrace, Overlook Drive, and Candy Court.. Type I District 1 (2:35:36) 40. Text amendment to Section 9-26-2 Subdivision Regulations, Procedure for Approval (2:38:02) 41. Text amendment to Section 9-10 Multifamily dwellings in “C” zones (2:39:00)

Archive of Meeting Minutes: https://www.accgov.com/Archive.aspx?AMID=42 Special Called Session A. Roll Call (2:06) B. Purpose of meeting: consider award of a contract for telephone system purchase, and any other item in proper order. (2:23) C. Citizen input on Item 1 (3:03) D. New business - Consider under suspension of Rules (3:09) 1. Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) telephone system purchase (3:18) Motion to approve Item 1 passes: (3:57) E. Consider any other item in order F. Enter into executive session to discuss threatened or pending litigation (4:12) G. Adjourn (4:15) Agenda Setting Session A. Citizen Input on Consent Agenda - Items 1-6 (4:50) B. Consent Agenda: Items 2, 3, and 4 removed (5:00) C. Citizen Input on Items 7-21 (5:45) D. Old Business 7. Request of W&A Engineering, for Athens Mill Management, LLC, for rezoning from RM-2 and I (PD) (Mixed Density Residential and Industrial Planned Development) to C-N and I (PD) (Commercial-Neighborhood and Industrial Planned Development) on 18.174 acres known as 355 Oneta Street. Type II District 3 (14:43) Consent Agenda 2. Approve: Office of Operational Analysis revised annual work plan (19:59) 3. Approve: 215 Boley Drive - Approval for a pump station and force main (22:25) 4. Approve: Lease agreement with Advantage Behavioral Health Systems for 250 North Avenue (34:46) E. New business 8. Resolution changing the official flower of the Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County from the iris to the daffodil (35:47) 9. Chase Street corridor plan (39:57) Item 10 was removed 11. Whitehall Road at South Milledge Avenue improvements - Bid award (49:07) 12. South Lumpkin Street at Baxter Street - Approval of preliminary plan (51:51) 13. Red-Light Running Photo Enforcement System - U.S. Highway 29 at Hull Road (52:10) 14. Bishop Park master plan revision (55:50) 15. Parks Facilities Improvements (SPLOST 2011Project #16) - Sub-Projects #14-16 Project Concepts (58:38) 16. Construction of landfill Phase V Cell 1A-1B - Award of construction contract (59:52) 17. Classic Center Authority request for authorization to secure $1.3 million in financing to fund a guaranteed energy savings performance contract project (1:02:32) 18. Proposed implementation schedule for the 2020 SPLOST program (1:03:34) 19. Government Operations Committee report - Review of public input policies and revisions to Commission Rules of Procedure (1:03:48) 20. Legislative Review Committee report - Non-traditional motorized vehicles on public property (1:16:19) 21. Legislative Review Committee report - Curfew ordinance (1:19:48) F. Receive staff reports on recommendations from the Athens-Clarke County Planning Commission. A public hearing is tenatively scheduled Tuesday, August 7, 2018. 22. Request of Michael B. Thurmond, for Centurion investments, LLC, for an amendment to C-N (PD) (Commercial-Neighborhood, Planned Development) on 1.97 acres known as 155 and 305 Westpark Drive. Proposed use is commercial and/or residential development. Type II District 10 (1:22:59) 23. Request of W&A Engineering, for Hope Haven of Northeast Georgia, Inc., for special use in C-R (Commercial-Rural) on 5.82 acres known as 200 Vincent Drive. Proposed use in a family personal care home. Type II District 5 (1:30:01) 24. Proposed text amendment regarding rural event facility. (1:35:52) 25. Proposed text amendment regarding halfway houses. (1:46:08)

Special Called Session: 00:00 A. Roll call C. Public input. D. New business 2:57 1. First amendment to the Intergovernmental Reservoir and Raw Water Supply Agreement 3:32 2. EPA Community Change Grant Application and Partnership Agreement 6:10 Agenda Setting Session: 6:35 A. Public input B. Consent agenda 1. Approve: North Finley Street - Parking Prohibition The requested action is for approval of the prohibition of on-street parking on the east side of North Finley Street, from West Broad Street to Hancock Avenue, to improve accessibility by emergency vehicles and larger service vehicles. 3 Approve: SPLOST 2020 Project 17, Beech Haven Park Improvements Master Plan Professional Design Services Contract Award The proposed action will ratify the award of a design professional contract for the delivery of a Master Plan for Beech Haven Park. 4. Approve: TSPLOST 2023 Project 03, Lexington Road Sidewalk Gap - Preliminary Plan Approval The requested action is to approve the Proposed Preliminary Plan TSPLOST 2023 Project 03, Lexington Road Sidewalk Gap. Authorize staff to acquire necessary right-of-way and easements and advance the project to the Bid & Award Phase. 5. Approve: Reconnecting Communities and Neighborhoods Planning Grant Acceptance on Connect Athens Project – Hawthorne Avenue and Oglethorpe Avenue Corridors The proposed action will accept the awarded Reconnecting Communities and Neighborhood Planning Grant on Connect Athens Project Application in the amount of $800,000 (requires local match of $200,000) and authorize staff to begin the procurement process to secure a design consultant to perform planning activities along Hawthorne Avenue and Oglethorpe Avenue. 6. Approve: Microsoft Enterprise Agreement Microsoft Enterprise Agreement 7. Approve: Solid Waste Collection Vehicle Purchase - Knuckle Boom This purchase is for a new Knuckle Boom Truck for the new Bulky Waste Collection Program. This truck will be used to collect bulky waste on-demand from all residential customers in Athens on a regular basis. C. Receive staff reports and public input, item by item, on recommendations from the Athens-Clarke County Planning Commission 10:42 8. Request for special Use in AR at 1300 US 29 N. Proposed use is commercial short-term rental. Type II District 9 16:19 9. Request for rezoning from RS-8 to E-O at 5398 Atlanta Highway. Proposed use is commercial-office, Type II District 6 22:24 10. Request for rezoning from RS-8 to RM-1* at 215 Shadybrook Drive. Proposed use is residential multi-family. Type II District 3 37:15 D. Public input. 2:23:57 Meeting Break E. Old business 2:39:50 2. Approve: Lyndon Avenue at Dubose Avenue - Proposed All-Way Stop 2:42:40 11. TSPLOST 2018 Project 03, Bus Stop & Transfer Facility Improvements 2:43:44 12. SPLOST 2020 Project 28, Mental Health Recovery Facility Project- General contract award. F. New business 2:46:06 13. TSPLOST 2018 Project 16, Prince Avenue Corridor Improvements 2:58:30 14. TSPLOST 2023 Project 30, Traffic Safety Infrastructure Improvements, Preliminary Plan Approval 15. Middle Oconee East Trunk Improvements Project - Phase II & III - Design Approval 16. Expand Lease with the Taylor-Grady House National Historic, Landmark, Inc. (TGHNHL) to Include Ground Floor 3:00:25 17. Juvenile Court Judge Conversion from Part-Time to Full-Time Position 18. Superior Court State-paid Staff Attorney Supplement Adjustment 3:04:42 19. Athens-Clarke County Coordinated Refuge Plan Adoption 3:14:30 20. Intergovernmental Agreement with Joint Development Authority – title only 3:14:57 21. Resolution supporting ranked choice voting in local elections 3:26:24 22. Resolution supporting LGBTQIA+ community D. Enter into executive session for discussion of personnel matters E. Adjourn

A. Roll Call (0:26) B. Special Presentation: Outstanding Planning Process Award was given to Athens Clarke County Planning Department (1:41) C. Consent agenda. Recommended by Mayor, Mayor Pro tem, Manager, Assistant Managers, Attorney, Auditor, and Clerk for placement on the consent agenda for Tuesday, October 2 (6:52) 1. Approve: Amendment and update to code section 6-1-24 titled "Insurers” (8:32) 2. Approve: Capital project to purchase two additional vehicles for the Gang Investigator position and for medical transport needs at the jail (9:34) 3.Approve: Resolution authorizing for the submission of a grant application to the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) for Federal Transit Administration (FTA) FY20 5339 Discretionary Capital Bus and Bus Facilities Program grant funding assistance (11:34) 4. Approve: Resolution authorizing the submission of a grant application to the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) forFY20 Federal Transit Administration (FTA) formula operating and capital funding assistance 5. Approve: 2018 Byrne Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) application (13:14) 6. Approve: FY18 & 19 HOME Investment Partnership Pro grams for the Housing and Community Development Department (13:52) 7. Approve: Amend the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Public Services Challenge grant 8. Approve: Keep Athens-Clarke County Beautiful appointments 9. Approve: Athens Cultural Affairs Commission appointment 10. Pass out with no action as recommended by the Legislative Review Committee: Review of electronic confinement fencing system ordinance 11.Pass out with no action as recommended by Legislative Review Committee: Text amendment approved for bars in the Commercial-Downtown (C-D) District (15:25) D. Citizen Input: Old and New Businesses (19:22) Public comment on Item #22: Barnett Shoals reconfiguration – title only (19:55) Public comment on Item #15: Government Operations Committee report – Private Streets Acquisition Program/Policy Procedure Statement (22:39) 12.Intersection improvement program approval (26:27) 13. Energy sustainability program (SPLOST 2011 Project #23) Sub Project #3 - #4 concept (29:05) 14.Approval of preliminary construction plans for water reclamation facilities’ phosphorous and solids handling improvements and project concept approval of biosolids process improvements and flow equalization (32:43) 15. Government Operations Committee report – Private Streets Acquisition Program/Policy Procedure Statement (37:15) 16.Government Operations Committee report – Review of ACCGOV booting policy (47:18) 17. Government Operations Committee report – Review of ACCGOV booting policy/parking ordinance (53:30) 18. Legislative Review Committee report –Food truck ordinance (59:38) 19. SPLOST 2011 Project #07, Bus Stop Improvements Program – Bus stop art locations and recommendation (1:02:42) 20. Sewer use ordinance revisions (1:14:08) 21. Bicycle and pedestrian master plan (Athens in Motion) (1:14:25) 22. Barnett Shoals reconfiguration – title only (1:35:23) E. Receive staff reports on recommendations from the Athens-Clarke County Planning Commission. A public hearing is tentatively scheduled Tuesday, October 2 (1:40:30) 23.Request of Beall & Company,for Ridge Pointe Partners, LLC, for rezoning from C-G (Commercial-General) to RM-1 (Mixed Density Residential) on 2.02 acres known as 1989 Jimmie Daniel Road. Propose use is residential. Type II District 6 Planning Commission recommendation: Approval(unanimous) (1:42:25) 24.Request of Sally Shealy, for Fain Slaughter, for special use in AR (Agricultural Residential) on 5.02 acres known as 1070 and 1085 Belmont Road. Proposed use is rural events facility. Type II District 1 Planning Commission recommendation: Approval w/conditions (unanimous) (1:45:10)

A. Roll Call (0:26) B. Special Presentation: Outstanding Planning Process Award was given to Athens Clarke County Planning Department (1:41) C. Consent agenda. Recommended by Mayor, Mayor Pro tem, Manager, Assistant Managers, Attorney, Auditor, and Clerk for placement on the consent agenda for Tuesday, October 2 (6:52) 1. Approve: Amendment and update to code section 6-1-24 titled "Insurers” (8:32) 2. Approve: Capital project to purchase two additional vehicles for the Gang Investigator position and for medical transport needs at the jail (9:34) 3.Approve: Resolution authorizing for the submission of a grant application to the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) for Federal Transit Administration (FTA) FY20 5339 Discretionary Capital Bus and Bus Facilities Program grant funding assistance (11:34) 4. Approve: Resolution authorizing the submission of a grant application to the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) forFY20 Federal Transit Administration (FTA) formula operating and capital funding assistance 5. Approve: 2018 Byrne Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) application (13:14) 6. Approve: FY18 & 19 HOME Investment Partnership Pro grams for the Housing and Community Development Department (13:52) 7. Approve: Amend the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Public Services Challenge grant 8. Approve: Keep Athens-Clarke County Beautiful appointments 9. Approve: Athens Cultural Affairs Commission appointment 10. Pass out with no action as recommended by the Legislative Review Committee: Review of electronic confinement fencing system ordinance 11.Pass out with no action as recommended by Legislative Review Committee: Text amendment approved for bars in the Commercial-Downtown (C-D) District (15:25) D. Citizen Input: Old and New Businesses (19:22) Public comment on Item #22: Barnett Shoals reconfiguration – title only (19:55) Public comment on Item #15: Government Operations Committee report – Private Streets Acquisition Program/Policy Procedure Statement (22:39) 12.Intersection improvement program approval (26:27) 13. Energy sustainability program (SPLOST 2011 Project #23) Sub Project #3 - #4 concept (29:05) 14.Approval of preliminary construction plans for water reclamation facilities’ phosphorous and solids handling improvements and project concept approval of biosolids process improvements and flow equalization (32:43) 15. Government Operations Committee report – Private Streets Acquisition Program/Policy Procedure Statement (37:15) 16.Government Operations Committee report – Review of ACCGOV booting policy (47:18) 17. Government Operations Committee report – Review of ACCGOV booting policy/parking ordinance (53:30) 18. Legislative Review Committee report –Food truck ordinance (59:38) 19. SPLOST 2011 Project #07, Bus Stop Improvements Program – Bus stop art locations and recommendation (1:02:42) 20. Sewer use ordinance revisions (1:14:08) 21. Bicycle and pedestrian master plan (Athens in Motion) (1:14:25) 22. Barnett Shoals reconfiguration – title only (1:35:23) E. Receive staff reports on recommendations from the Athens-Clarke County Planning Commission. A public hearing is tentatively scheduled Tuesday, October 2 (1:40:30) 23.Request of Beall & Company,for Ridge Pointe Partners, LLC, for rezoning from C-G (Commercial-General) to RM-1 (Mixed Density Residential) on 2.02 acres known as 1989 Jimmie Daniel Road. Propose use is residential. Type II District 6 Planning Commission recommendation: Approval(unanimous) (1:42:25) 24.Request of Sally Shealy, for Fain Slaughter, for special use in AR (Agricultural Residential) on 5.02 acres known as 1070 and 1085 Belmont Road. Proposed use is rural events facility. Type II District 1 Planning Commission recommendation: Approval w/conditions (unanimous) (1:45:10)

A. Roll call B. Purpose of meeting: consider Victims of Crime Act Grant (01:20) C. Public input D. New business 1. Victims of Crime Act Grant – Solicitor General’s Office application for 2023 E. Consider any other item in proper order F. Adjourn A. Public input B. Consent agenda (4:20) 1. Approve: 2022 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) application/award 2. Approve: Establishment of Neighborhood Notification Initiative Boundaries: Modified Inner East Athens Neighbors C. Public input D. Old business E. New business 3. Health services contract for in-custody residents of the Clarke County Jail (06:30) 4. Strategically addressing the gang crisis in Athens-Clarke County (22:00) 5. TSPLOST 2018, Project 11 & Project 12 - Bicycle & Pedestrian Improvement Programs, Barber Street Bike and Pedestrian Improvements, Sub-Project #7 proposed project concept (51:23) 6. TSPLOST 2018 Project 08, Tallassee Road Bridge Replacement – Public art location approval (52:07) 7. SPLOST 2020 Project 6, Fire Station #5 Replacement, project concept (52:54) 8. Community Benefits Agreement between Leaven Group and the Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County: Mall Area TAD Application (53:25) F. Receive staff reports and public input, item by item, on recommendations from the Athens-Clarke CountysPlanning Commission. 9. Request of Scott Haines/W&A Engineering, Owners: Athens Construction Group Property Holdings, LLC/KDI Athens Mall, LLC/KDI Anchor, LLC/ KDI Athens Outparcels, LLC for rezoning from C-G to C-G (PD) (1:01:35) 9. Request of Scott Haines/W&A Engineering, Owners: Athens Construction Group Property Holdings, LLC/KDI Athens Mall, LLC/KDI Anchor, LLC/ KDI Athens Outparcels, LLC for rezoning from C-G (Commercial-General) to C-G (PD) (Commercial-General Planned Development) on 74.8 acres known as 3700, 3706, 3708, and 3710 Atlanta Highway 10. Request of Ed Lane/Smith Planning Group Owner: Campus Investors River Mills LLC/ACC Management for rezoning from RM-2 and C-G to C-D (1:30:57) 12. 2023 Comprehensive Plan (1:59:36)

BOC - Agenda Setting Meeting May 22, 2018

Special Called Meeting: A. Roll Call (1:20) C. Public Input (2:50) D. New business 1. TSPLOST 2026 Program – Proposed Program Goals, Project Selection Criteria, Implementation Schedule, and Advisory Committee Charge (10:00) 2. School Resource Officer (SRO) Agreement for 2024-2025 Academic Year (39:30) 3. Change Order to CY24 Pavement Maintenance Program Project Contract (40:00) 4. TSPLOST 2023 Project 23, Greenway Trail Safety Improvements, Construction Contract Award (40:30) 5. SPLOST 2020 Project 17, Beech Haven Park Access Road Bridge Emergency Repair Contract Award. (41:19) 6. Avail Technologies support & license agreement (41:50) 7. Resolution for authorized representative with respect to the series 2022 and the series 2023 Classic Center arena project bonds (42:20) 8. To enter into executive session to discuss pending litigation and potential settlement pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 50-14-2(1) and O.C.G.A. § 50-14-3(b)(1)(A) in addition to confidential personnel matters pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 50-14-3(b)(2). (Note: The executive session will be held upon adjournment of the agenda setting session.) (42:50) Agenda Setting Session: A. Public Input on Consent Agenda (44:50) F. Receive staff reports and public input, item by item, on recommendations from the Athens-Clarke County Planning Commission. Following each staff report, public input will be received. 13. Request of Mark Campbell/Carter Engineering Consultants; Owner: Cleveland Road Baptist Church for special use in AR on 3.6 acres known as 1215 Cleveland Road. Proposed use is a church. Type II District 6 (46:30) 14. Request of Chase Zech/Armentrout, Matheny, Thurmond P.C.; Owner: Athens Montessori School Inc. for special use in RS-25 on 8.09 acres known as 3105 and 3145 Barnett Shoals Road. Proposed use is day care, kindergarten, elementary, middle and high school. Type II District 1 (49:55) 15. Request of Joseph Bates/SPG Planners + Engineers, Owner: Amir & Connie Tahamtan for rezoning from C-G & RS-8 to C-G & RS-5 (PD) on 43.75 acres known as 5100 and 0 Atlanta Highway and 2495 Cleveland Road. Proposed use is residential and commercial mixed. Type I District 6. This will require an amendment to the Future Land Use map from General Business, Employment Center & Traditional Neighborhood to General Business & Mixed Density Residential. (54:38) 16. Request of Stephen Kesler/W&A Engineering; Owner: Lawrenceville Land Holdings, LLC/Area Four LLC for rezoning from C-G, RS-25 and AR to RM-2 on 34.73 acres known as 0, 125, 135, 150 McClung Road, 219 Danielsville Road, 799 US Highway 29 North, and 375 Mission Drive. Proposed use is multi-family neighborhood/. This will require an amendment to the Future Land Use map from General Business, Single Family Residential & Rural to Mixed Density Residential. Type I District 9 (1:19:26) 17. Request of Frank Pittman / Pittman & Greer Engineering, owner: PEP-UGA LLC for rezoning from RM-1 & RM-2 to RM-2 on 29.6 acres known as 175 International Drive. Proposed use is multi-family residential. Type II District 8 (1:29:00) C. Public input on New Business. (1:46:55) D. New business 18. SPLOST 2020 Program: Adopt Proposed Revisions to the Project Tier Funding Schedule (1:49:48) 19. TSPLOST 2023 Program - Project Management & Staff Augmentation Services Contract Change Order (1:51:50) 20. East Downtown TAD Advisory Committee Community -Identified priority list (1:52:33) 21. Legislative Review Committee report: Voluntary Residential Traffic Management Program Policy (1:56:12) 22. Legislative Review Committee report: Smoking ordinance (2:04:35) 23. Government Operations Committee report: Dirt Road Policy (2:06:43) 24. Business Development and Workforce Support Taskforce (2:08:55) 25. Periodic audit of the Economic Development Department (2:11:28) 26. Office of Operational Analysis FY25 Audit Workplan (2:12:34) 27. Landfill phase 2A and 2B construction loan (2:22:04) 28. Clarke County School District youth development initiative (2:22:55)

Athens-Clarke County Mayor & Commission meeting on Tuesday, June 20, 2017 at 6:00 p.m. Special Called Session 00:04:55 A. Roll call 00:05:12 B. Purpose of meeting: To conduct a public hearing on proposed TSPLOST projects. (No final action will be taken.) C. Conduct public hearing. D. Adjourn 00:38:32 Agenda Setting Session - If business has not concluded by 8:15 p.m., there will be a 15-minute break. 00:38:36 A. Citizen input on consent agenda B. Consent agenda. Recommended by Mayor, Mayor Pro tem, Manager, Assistant Managers, Attorney, Auditor, and Clerk for placement on the consent agenda for Wednesday, July 5, 2017. 1. Approve: Award of Madison Athens-Clarke Oconee Regional Transportation Study (MACORTS) transportation plan update contract 00:39:33 2. Approve: 1072 Baxter Street pedestrian crossing – proposed pedestrian refuge islands 3. Approve: 625 Hancock Industrial Way – approval for a pump station and force main 4. Approve: 4365 Lexington Road – approval for a pump station and force main 5. Approve: 186 Cleveland Avenue – request for exception to Policy/Procedure Statement WS-011: Water and/or Sanitary Sewer Services 6. Approve: Water reclamation facilities supervisory control and data acquisition system upgrade 7. Approve: Master planning consulting services for the Public Utilities Department (PUD) 8. Approve: Airport Department five year aviation fuel supplier contract 9. Approve: Athens-Clarke County Library Improvements – Automated materials handling system (SPLOST 2011 Project #11) - Project concept 00:44:07 10. Pass Out with No Action: Renaming of Trail Creek Park 00:46:05 C. Citizen input on old & new business D. Old business - None 00:52:31 E. New business 00:52:45 11. Potable and non-potable water line programs 00:55:00 12. FY18 Pavement Maintenance Project – bid and award 00:57:41 13. Government Operations Committee report on review of residential parking permit program policy/procedure statement 00:59:43 14. Legislative Review Committee report on review of the animal control ordinance 01:02:52 15. Athens Student Apartments, LLC – Initiation of roadway abandonment process for Wynter Court and a portion of Spring Court 01:08:52 16. Use of Downtown Enhancement program (DEP) funds for parking management system replacement – title only 01:10:33 F. Receive staff reports on recommendations from the Athens-Clarke County Planning Commission. A public hearing is tentatively scheduled Wednesday, July 5. 17. Request of Williams & Associates for Clarke County Church of Christ for special use in RS-15 (Single-Family Residential District) on 5.0 acres known as 1870 Danielsville Road. Proposed use is a church. Type II District 9 Planning Commission recommendation: Variance 1 Approve w/conditions (unanimous) Variance 2 Approve (6-3) Special use Approve w/conditions (unanimous) 18. Request of Barry Lord for Capital Resource Management, LLC, for rezoning for AR (AZ3) Agricultural Residential, Airport Overlay) to RS-25 (AZ3) (Single-Family Residential airport Overlay) on 8.576 acres known as 1370 Athens Road. Proposed use is a single-family subdivision. This will require an amendment o the Future Development Map from Rural or Single Family Residential). Type I District 1 Planning Commission recommendation: Future Development Map Approve (7-2) Rezoning Approve (unanimous) 19. Request of Charles S. Armentrout, for EBroad, LLC, for special use in C-N (CommercialNeighborhood) on 1.04 acres known as 106 Tallassee Road. Proposed use is retail. This will require an amendment to the Future Development Map from Employment to Neighborhood Mixed Use. Type I District 5 Planning Commission recommendation: Future Development Map: Approve (unanimous) Special use: Approve (7-2) 01:29:16 20. Text amendment to Section 9-2 regarding definition of a drug rehabilitation center Planning Commission recommendation: Approved (unanimous)

It is widely accepted that the news media, especially in specific expressions of press opinion, have the effect of setting the agenda of issues in many political campaigns. The nature and extent of such agenda-setting is not yet established, although a study of two test newspapers tends to define further this effect. An analysis of the conservative "State Journal" and the liberal "Capital Times," both of Wisconsin, shows that, indeed, press opinion has an influence on the rank-ordering of political issues by the readerships. However, so many variables are at work in the formation of political attitudes that clear-cut methodologies do not yet exist. A content analysis of these two sample newspapers does show, nevertheless, that in interpersonal communication (as opposed to intrapersonal) political opinions conform, to a degree, to press opinion. (CH)

It is widely accepted that the news media, especially in specific expressions of press opinion, have the effect of setting the agenda of issues in many political campaigns. The nature and extent of such agenda-setting is not yet established, although a study of two test newspapers tends to define further this effect. An analysis of the conservative "State Journal" and the liberal "Capital Times," both of Wisconsin, shows that, indeed, press opinion has an influence on the rank-ordering of political issues by the readerships. However, so many variables are at work in the formation of political attitudes that clear-cut methodologies do not yet exist. A content analysis of these two sample newspapers does show, nevertheless, that in interpersonal communication (as opposed to intrapersonal) political opinions conform, to a degree, to press opinion. (CH)

2012 Slow Living: Setting an Agenda

Special Called Session: A. Roll Call (01:00) B. Public Hearing on Special Called Session Items (02:22) 1. Leisure Services Related Projects (07:18) 2. New Facilities or Infrastructure Projects (38:10) 3. Transportation Infrastructure Related Projects (40:00) 4. General comment on any SPLOST 2020 Item (41:55) C. Mayor & Commission Discussion 1. Mayor & Commission Discussion of Special Called Session Item #1 (55:54) 2. Mayor & Commission Discussion of Special Called Session Item #2 (01:08:44) 3. Mayor & Commission Discussion of Special Called Session Item #3 (01:15:06) 4. Mayor & Commission Discussion of Special Called Session Item #4 (01:16:07) D. Nomination of New Lead Athens-Clarke County Attorney (01:16:29) Agenda Setting Session: A. Mayor & Commission Discussion of Consent Agenda (01:19:00) 1. Mayor & Commission Discussion of Item #2 (01:19:25) B. Public Comment on Old & New Business (01:20:18) C. Mayor & Commission Discussion of Old & New Business 1. Discussion on item #16 (01:27:23) 2. Discussion on item #17 (01:28:10) 3. Discussion on item #18 (01:40:45) 4. Discussion on item #19 (01:43:05) 5. Discussion on item #20 (01:47:20) 6. Discussion on item #21 (01:52:10) 7. Discussion on item #22 (01:53:15) 8. Discussion on item #23 (02:15:15) 9. Discussion on item #24 (02:19:35) 10. Discussion on item #25 (02:20:50) D. Athens-Clarke County Planning Commission 11. Item #27 Request of Alan R. Beckley for At-Tarabiyya, Inc. for amendment to special use in RS-8 (Single- Family Residential) on 6.885 acres known as 445 Tallassee Road. Proposed use is religious center. District 6 Type II (02:35:40) Mayor & Commission discussion on item #27 (02:39:59) 12. Item #28 Request of J. Brian Kimsey/Carter Engineering for Athens Country Club for rezoning from Conditional Use in RS-15 (Single-Family Residential) to I (Industrial) on 3.0 acres known as 2700 Jefferson Road. Proposed use is wholesale nursery (non-binding). This will require an amendment to the Future Development Map from Traditional Neighborhood to Employment. Type I District 3 (02:40:20) Public Input on item #28 (02:44:55) Mayor & Commission discussion on item #28 (02:46:55) 13. Item #29 Update to official Zoning Map (02:50:45) Mayor & Commission discussion on item #29 (02:53:04) 14. Item #30 Update to official Environmental Areas Map (02:53:10) Mayor & Commission discussion on item #30 (02:54:20) E. Adjourn

A. Citizen input on consent agenda 0:01:30 B. Consent Agenda 0:02:40 C. Citizen input on old and new business 0:02:56 1. Approve: Dearing Street - proposed designation as an on-street parking permit controlled street under the Residential Parking Permit Program 0:18:12 8. Mayor and Commission FY17 Budget goals and strategies (November 17, 2015) 0:29:00 9. Legislative Review Committee review of the subdivision of a single lot in the Agricultural Residential (AR) zoning district 0:45:23 10. Government Operations Committee report on amendment to the Neighborhood Traffic Management Program (NTMP) 0:52:33 11. East and West Dougherty Street re-striping project 0:55:39 12. Text amendment to Chapters 9-2 and 9-15 reference accessory buildings and structures 1:10:05

Special Called Session: 00:00 A. Roll call 5:15 D. Old business – Discussion 1. Scope of service and contract awards for Business Development and Workforce Support Funding Plan 7:43 – E. New business – Consider under suspension of Rules 2. Resolution to designate the Classic Center, United States District Courthouse, and Oconee County Courthouse as facilities for court business H. Adjourn Special Called Session 11:00 Agenda Setting Session: A. Public input. B. Consent agenda. Recommended by Mayor, Mayor Pro tem, Acting Manager, Interim Assistant Manager, Attorney, Auditor, and Clerk for placement on the consent agenda for Tuesday, October 1. 1. Woodlawn Avenue - Proposed designation as an on-street parking permit-controlled street. 2. Annual FTA 5307 Operating and Capital Assistance Application. 3. Annual Transit Planning Assistance Grant for FY26 4. Annual Metropolitan Transportation Planning (PL) Grant for FY26 5. 2024 Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) Local Maintenance Improvement Grant (LMIG) Safety Action Plan (SAP) Application submittal 6. 2024/2025 HUD Continuum of Care Homeless Assistance Grant application 7. HUD FY24 Pathways to Removing Obstacles to Housing (PRO Housing) Grant application 8. State of Georgia Comprehensive Opioid, Stimulant, and Substance Use Site-Based Program Grant application 9. TSPLOST 2023 Project 11, East Athens MLK Parkway Oconee River Greenway Trail - Design services contract award 10. Hazard mitigation plan update 11. Sterling Woods Neighborhood Notification Initiative Boundaries 12. Authorize the abandonment and disposal of portion of Bedgood Road and its associated excess right of way 13. Appointment to Community Tree Council C. Receive staff reports and public input, item by item, on recommendations from the Athens-Clarke County Planning Commission. 14:00 – 14. Request for special use at 615 Tallassee Road. Proposed use is day care/school. Type II District 5 18:45 – 15. Request for rezoning at 204 Old Hull Road. Proposed use is residential multi-family. This will require an amendment to the future land use from general business to mixed density residential. Type I District 2 25:52 – 16. Request for special use at 1825, 1875, and 1889 Lexington Road. Proposed use is residential multi-family. Type II District 3 51:35 – 17. Request rezoning of 290 S. Lumpkin Street. Proposed use is residential and commercial mixed. This will require an amendment to the future land use from government to downtown.Type I District 4 1:02:48 – 18. Request of ACCGov for text amendment to Code Section 9-27 Inclusionary zoning D. Public input E. Old business - Discussion 1:09:50 – 6. 2024/2025 HUD Continuum of Care Homeless Assistance Grant application 1:11:35 – 10. Hazard mitigation plan update 1:15:27 – 19. Resolution to approve plan for periodic recapture of unspent ARPA funds following the ARPA obligation deadline 1:18:29 – 20. ARPA fund allocations F. New business - Discussion 1:19:20 – 21. North Oconee River Sanitary Sewer Interceptor Crossing - Design & services during construction 1:22:00 – 22. Repair the Courthouse inmate elevator 1:27:00 – 23. Transfer Funds from the Airport's Unrestricted Net Position to the Airport's Operating Fund to finance the approved Airport Capital Improvement Proposed Project Concept, Airport Parking Lot Project 1:27:45 – 24. Transfer Funds from the Airport's Unrestricted Net Position to the Airport's Operating Fund to finance the approved Airport Capital Improvement Proposed Project Concept, Taxiway B Pavement Rehabilitation and Lighting Project 1:28:05 – 25. SPLOST 2011 Project 32, Costa Building Renovation – Public art type and location 26. Athens Housing Authority Lexington Flats PILOT request 27. Courthouse Audio-Visual Equipment Modernization Project vendor selection 28. Nuisance abatement and control demolition program scope of work amendment 29. Project FAST: Funding Athens’ Sustainable Transportation 30. Honey Tree Drive Repair - CY2024 Pavement Management Program Project Change Order No. 2 1:29:57 – 31. FY24 Comprehensive Performance Audit of Employee Recruitment, Hiring, and Orientation 1:30:36 – 32. Pittard and Star Road plumbing contract award 1:33:16 – 33. TSPLOST 2023 Project 28: College Square Pedestrian Plaza – Alternative project delivery concept

Municipality of Monroeville's Citizens' Night & Council Agenda Setting Meeting from January 3, 2023. Original unedited telecast.

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Municipality of Monroeville's Citizens' Night & Agenda Setting Meeting from October 1, 2024. Original unedited telecast.

Municipality of Monroeville's Citizens' Night & Agenda Setting Meeting from October 1, 2024. Original unedited telecast.

Municipality of Monroeville's Citizens' Night & Agenda Setting Meeting from October 1, 2024. Original unedited telecast.

4/30/2019 Oconee County Board of Commissioners Agenda Setting Meeting

Agenda Setting in communication concept

Agenda Setting in communication concept

SPECIAL CALLED SESSION A. Roll call (2:51) B. Purpose of meeting: approve a contract for J .G .Beacham water treatment plant; consider any other item in order; and enter into executive session C.Citizen input. If you wish to address the Mayor and Commission on any item listed on this agenda, please go to the podium and state your name and address. (3:02) D. New business –Consider under suspension of Rules 1. J .G .Beacham water treatment plant-Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system upgrade (3:30) E. Consider any other item in order (4:00) F. Enter into executive session for an attorney/client conference to discuss threatened or pending litigation (4:10) G. Adjourn (4:16) AGENDA SETTING SESSION A. Citizen input. (4:41) B. Consent agenda 1. Approve: HUD Homeless assistance grant application (5:03) 2. Approve: Hazard Mitigation Plan adoption (5:03) C. Citizen input. (6:13) D. Old business 3. 215 Boley Drive -Approval for a pump station and force main (11:03) E. New business 4.Chase Street corridor plan (12:24) 5. Barnett Shoals Road lane reconfiguration (21:35) 6. Execution of memorandum of understanding with AT&T (37:02) 7. Legislative Review Committee report -Review of food truck ordinance (40:06) 8. Government Operations Committee report –Policy for use of government-owned special event equipment on private property (46:14) 9. Revisions to the Athens-Clarke County government workplace discrimination and harassment ordinance and policy (53:08) 10. Revisions to the Athens-Clarke County travel policy (53:32) 11. Juvenile Court request for contingency funding (55:58) 12. SPLOST 2020 program -Proposed program goals and project selection criteria (57:12) F. Receive staff reports on recommendations from the Athens-Clarke County Planning Commission. A public hearing is tentatively scheduled Tuesday, September 4. 13. Request of Carter Engineering Consultants, Inc. for Living Hope Church for an amendment to RS-5 (PD) (Single-Family Residential Planned Development) on 5.058 acres known as 2150 Lexington Road. Proposed use is a church. This will require an amendment to the Future Development Map from General Business and Traditional Neighborhood to Traditional Neighborhood. Type I District 2 (1:08:08) 14. Request of Dan Rusu Tabrea for RTSH Holding, LLC for rezoning from RS08 (Single-Family Residential) to E-I (Employment-Industrial) on 1.614 acres known as 5378 Atlanta Highway. A proposed use is not denoted. Type II District 6 (1:14:44) 15. Request of Freedom From Bondage, Inc. for special use in RM-1 (Mixed Density Residential) on 0.38 acres known as 190, 192, and 194 Highland Park Drive. Proposed use is halfway houses. Type I District 8 (1:19:19)

The purpose of this research was to determine if the media set personal agendas during off-year elections. The market for the study was a twin-city area in central Illinois (Bloomington-Normal) which contained few sources of information concerning local, national, and international problems. The survey questionnaire was compiled from questions previously used in research on agenda-setting functions of the media. Personal agendas from the 354 respondents completing the questionnaire and the media surveyed for the study were used to establish nine categories of local problems and seven categories of national problems. Results showed that data were heavily affected by general concern for the economy. Data also showed that the media were effective for setting personal agendas, with newspapers responsible for setting local personal agendas. (JM)

The purpose of this research was to determine if the media set personal agendas during off-year elections. The market for the study was a twin-city area in central Illinois (Bloomington-Normal) which contained few sources of information concerning local, national, and international problems. The survey questionnaire was compiled from questions previously used in research on agenda-setting functions of the media. Personal agendas from the 354 respondents completing the questionnaire and the media surveyed for the study were used to establish nine categories of local problems and seven categories of national problems. Results showed that data were heavily affected by general concern for the economy. Data also showed that the media were effective for setting personal agendas, with newspapers responsible for setting local personal agendas. (JM)

Board of Commissioners Agenda Setting Meeting Apr 24, 2018

A. Roll call (0:51) B. Citizen input (1:32) C. Mayor and Commission discussion of Special Called Session item #1 (2:15) D. Adjourn Special Called Session (2:42) E. Agenda Setting Session (2:54) F. Citizen input on Consent Agenda (3:19) G. Citizen input on old and new business items (3:45) H. Mayor and Commission discussion of old and new business items (4:02) item 5 - Departmental recycling policy (4:05) item 10 - request from Commissioner Edwards for creation of a new Urban Service District to expand solid waste collection services to the single-family portion of Riverbend Parkway (9:21) item 11 - Firefly Trail Project (TSPLOST 2018 Project #06) Sub Project #4 Firefly bridge over Trail Creek: preliminary plan (12:48) item 12 - Text amendment proposal for the Athens-Clarke County Design Guidelines for Historic Districts and Landmark Properties (27:06) item 13 - SPLOST 2011 Project #21 Public art project concept "Stand Up and Play" (29:35) item 14 - Upper North Oconee Interceptor phase 2B project (30:43) item 15 - Legislative Review Committee report: Consideration of establishing minimum drink price for downtown bars as recommended in the Downtown public Health Study (31:00) item 16 - Recreational Trails Program grant (52:04) item 17 - Request to rename Trail Creek Park to Virginia Cofer Walker Park (52:40) item 18 - Creation of tax allocation districts (54:12) item 19 - Athens Downtown Development Authority (ADDA) Intergovernmental agreement - Downtown Park (1:19:30) item 20 - Prosperity package and workforce development (1:24:25) item 21 - Ordinance reference loud or unruly gatherings in residential neighborhoods (2:07:23) I. Presentation of Planning item 22 (2:45:51) J. Citizen Input on Planning item 22 (2:49:38) K. Mayor and Commission discussion of Planning item 22 - (2:50:20) L. Presentation of Planning item 23 - (2:51:39) M. Citizen Input on Planning item 23 (2:53:34) N. Mayor and Commission Discussion of Planning item 23 (2:53:38)

Special Called Session: A. Roll Call (0:32) B. Vote to move into Executive Session (0:52) C. Adjourn Agenda Setting Session: A. Citizen Input on Consent Agenda B. Citizen Input on Old and New Business (3:56) C. Consent agenda discussion (9:28) D. New Business 8. Firefly Trail Project -TSPLOST 2018 Project #6, Sub-Project #2, property exchange and associated condemnation (11:10) 9. Oconee Rivers Greenway Project -Sub-Project #2 revised preliminary plans (TSPLOST 2018 Project #5 & SPLOST 2011 Project #9) (12:30) 10. Clayton Street Infrastructure and Transportation Improvements- Streetscape Elements Preliminary Plans -SPLOST 2005 Project #10 and TSPLOST 2018 Project #9, Sub-Project #1(18:55) 11. Revision to stormwater management ordinance (23:24) 12. Stormwater standards for linear transportation projects (29:13) F. Receive staff reports and public input, item by item, on recommendations from the Athens-Clarke County Planning Commission. 13. Request of Smith Planning Group, LLC.for WRICLAY Company, LLP for rezoning from RS-5...as 250 Dublin Street. Proposed use is single-family residential. Type II District 2 Planning Commission recommendation: Approve w/conditions (unanimous) (36:15) 14. Request of the Mayor and Commission of Athens-Clarke County Unified Government for Varsity Realty Company; Evelyn and Frank Gordy Family, LP...This will require an amendment to the Future Development map from Main Street Business and Traditional Neighborhood to General Business. Type I District 3 Planning Commission recommendations: Future Development Map: Approve (unanimous) Rezoning/text amendments: Approve w/conditions (unanimous) (49:04) 15. Request of Josh Koons/Koons Environmental Design, Inc. for Charles and Kjirsten Ogburn for rezoning from E-I (Employment- Industrial) and RS-8 (Single-Family Residential) to E-O (PD) (Employment-Office, Planned Development) and RS-8(PD) (Single-family Residential, Planned Development) on 0.659acres known as 0/298 Seminole Avenue and 190 Nantahala Avenue. Proposed use is office and single-family dwelling. Type II District 3 Planning Commission recommendation: Approve w/conditions(unanimous) (1:02:24) 16. Request of Ed Lane/Smith Planning Group for Betty Ann Barnett for rezoning from C-N (Commerical-Neighborhood) to RM-2 (Mixed Density Residential) on 2.547acres known as 137 Berlin Street. Proposed use is multifamily residential. Type II District 2 Planning Commission recommendation: Approve (unanimous) (1:11:11) 17. Request ofJoseph Bates/Smith Planning Group for Levin MacDougald for rezoning from C-N (Commercial-Neighborhood) to RM-2 (Mixed Density Residential) on 0.97 acres known as 217 North Avenue. Proposeduse is multifamily residential. Type II District 9 Planning Commission recommendation: Approve (unanimous) (1:16:00)