Monday, November 16th
Dunwoody City Hall
41 Perimeter Center East
Dunwoody, GA 30346
7:00 p.m. - Watch Live
Dunwoody City Hall
41 Perimeter Center East
Dunwoody, GA 30346
7:00 p.m. - Watch Live
Monday is going to be a long night for the Dunwoody City Council but in case you are interested in watching from home, I plan on streaming the live video to the web, please click the link below on Monday for the video feed.
A special called voting session will start at 7 pm followed immediately by the work session (non-voting). The agenda shows that the special session was called because of the Workers Compensation Insurance issue and then it looks as if we will be looking at the 2010 budget again.
The work session has the following items on the agenda.
1. Introduction of Michael Smith, Public Works Director.
2. Introduction of Adriane Creety, Assistant to the City Clerk.
3. Discussion of backyard chicken raising ordinance.
4. Discussion of proposed CVBD FY 2010 Budget.
5. October financial report.
6. Resolution to adopt fees related to:
7. Discussion of business license ordinance.
8. Certified City of Ethics discussion.
9. Discussion of Dunwoody Village Design Review Advisory Committee.
10. Update on contract award for Dunwoody Village TE design.
11. Discussion of Action Plan for Bicycle Friendly Community.
12. Update on Radar Signs. Sussessful reduction in speed - signs two weeks out.
13. First Read: Ordinance to amend Chapter 14: Land Development and Environmental Protection re: Sedimentation and Erosion Control.
14. Discussion of amendment to Chapter 27: Zoning: Pre-submittal meetings.
15. Discussion of amendment to Chapter 21: Signs §12: Non-Residential Zoning District Sign Regulation.
16. Discussion of Census 2010 Complete Count Committee. Great Dunwoody census preview here.
17. Discussion of utility contractors.
18. Initiation of text amendments.
As always, the council appreciates your review and comments of the material being brought up for discussion.
3 comments:
I checked with Sec. of State office for GA and it seems they do not require escorts to have a license. Is Dunwoody isolating escorts to keep them away from Dunwoody? Or are there lots of escorts in the area and the city wants some of their money? Or, is the city planning on requiring licenses for all types of professions.
If this idea is one to generate funds then I suggest requiring lawyers and accountants to pay 1 $250 fee to be licensed in Dunwoody.
I'm not too concerned that other local cities have the same fee for escorts. I'd simply like to know who brought this issue to the table and what is the intent.
Does DeKalb charge this escort service tax/fee? If so, is it the same rate? Or does DeKalb have such a tax at all? (No new taxes for Dunwoody)
DeKalb County charges $300 permit fee for escort/dating service, the highest of any permit fees and the same as that for adult entertainment dancers and precious metal dealers. Gold diggers and gold vendors...
They also charge $1000 for background searches for escort businesses, by far the highest fee (massage, alcohol and adult entertainment ring up a nominal $50 charge).
It would seem the modus operandi of the CoD is to apply every tax the county has to at least the same degree and sneak in the others as "fees". This makes Dunwoody look like it is concerned about little more than grabbing money which helps explain why the DPD is busy ticketing on 285 and notably absent in NW Dunwoody, where a child was hit by an automobile.
Can we go back to chickens now? Isn't that what is really important?
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