Monday Night City Council Meeting to be held at Dunwoody High School Auditorium, 6 p.m. - Agenda includes 5 year paving plan, sign code changes, budget modifications and plans for Mt. Vernon

Dunwoody City Council Meeting
Special Called Meeting
Monday January 22, 2024 - 6:00 PM
Dunwoody High School Auditorium
5035 Vermack Road
Dunwoody, GA 30338

 Agenda 6 pm  - City Site Agenda 

City Council meetings are live-streamed on the City of Dunwoody’s Facebook page. 

They are also available for viewing (no two way communication) on Zoom,
https://dunwoodyga-gov.zoom.us/j/86390235645 or  phone +14703812552,,86390235645#

You can access the video after the meeting on the City of Dunwoody’s YouTube page.

Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance 

Public comments - in person 3 min each / 30 min max with additional at end of meeting if needed.

Capital Project Closeout and Reallocate Funding

Approval of Five-Year Contract for License Plate Readers with Flock Safety

Contract Award for Brook Run Skate Park Concessionaire

Approval of Contract for Shade Structures at Two Bridges Park

SECOND READ: Review and Consideration of a Text Amendment to Amend the Sign Code Regulations and Procedures for Animated Signs, Chapter 20

SPLOST (Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax) Bond Results Declaration

On-Call Skilled Trade Vendors

Five Year Paving Plan Update 

The city has budgeted $2,750,000 of Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) funds for 2023 repaving. The Georgia Department of Transportation will also provide $488,000 through the Local Maintenance and Improvement Grant (LMIG).

Paving Plan Map for 2024-2028 & listing streets to be paved each year.

The streets scheduled for resurfacing include the following: Adams Road, Adams Walk, Ashford Dunwoody Road, Ashwoody Parkway, Bridle Path, Buckline Circle, Buckline Court, Buckline Way, Buckline Crossing, Cambridge Trace, Chesnut Ridge Drive, Equestrian Court, Equestrian Way, Joberry Court, Northbrooke Circle, Northbrooke Lane, Perimeter Center West, Ridgeview Road (south end), Village North Court and Village North Road.

Recommendation from paving study
Increase annual pavement maintenance and rehabilitation funds
In the City of Dunwoody, approximately 14.9% of the pavement (53 lane miles) is classified in 2023 as being in 'poor,’ ‘very poor’, and ‘serious,’ conditions. Although the current annual fund ($3M/year) has been able to keep the overall condition above 70 and backlog at around 15%, it is recommended to increase the fund gradually to $4.0M/year to mitigate the challenges comes with increase materials and construction costs, inflation, and increased weight limit.

Design Contract Amendment with NV5 for Mount Vernon Road Improvements between Vermack Road and Mount Vernon Place