Dunwoody City Council Agenda for Monday June 16th (Tax Millage Rate, Future Path & Capital Planning, Veterans Memorial Contract, City Manager Report, Safe Streets Update)

DUNWOODY CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Monday June 16, 2025
6:00 PM
DUNWOODY CITY HALL - DUNWOODY HALL
4800 ASHFORD DUNWOODY ROAD
DUNWOODY, GA 30338

Note: there is an 8 am special called meeting on Monday (hearing regarding the millage rate) where public comment on the tax rate is encouraged, repeats at 6 pm and in 2 weeks with final vote.

Agenda 8 am  - City Site Agenda

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/82303246254 or  phone +14703812552,,82303246254#

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

Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance

Administration of Oath of Office to Officer Bryan Kitt

PUBLIC COMMENTS - Public Comment allows the City Council the opportunity to listen to the public (3 minutes per speaker / 30 minutes total).

Recognition of Dunwoody 101 Graduating Class

City Manager's Monthly Report

Safe Streets Program Update

Public Hearing for Establishing 2025 Millage Rate 

Resolution Appointing Members to Serve on Alcohol License Review Board

Resolution Appointing Members to Serve on Urban Redevelopment Agency

Donaldson-Bannister Farm Blacksmith Shop Renovations

Approval of a Construction Contract for Streambank Stabilization Project at 1638 Kellogg Springs Drive 

Funding Authorization for Stormwater Construction for Wildcat Learning Center of Dunwoody Nature Center

Elevator Preventative Maintenance Services for City Hall and N. Shallowford Annex 

SS4A Grant Application for Corridor Study

Contract Extension with Triscapes for Road and Stormwater Maintenance

Brook Run Park Veterans Memorial Contract Award

Capital Improvement Plan Update

Dunwoody City Council Agenda for Tuesday May 27, 2025 - Officer Awards, State Grant for paving, signage & markings, Donaldson Bannister Blackshop Renovation

DUNWOODY CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Tuesday May 27, 2025
6:00 PM
DUNWOODY CITY HALL - DUNWOODY HALL
4800 ASHFORD DUNWOODY 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/85998548170 or  phone +14702509358,,85998548170#

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

Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance

Recognition of Citizens' Police Academy Class XVI Graduates

Administration of Oath of Office to Officers LaQuaisha Marshall, Alex Smith and Katherine Thielman 

Recognition of Educational Achievements for Sgt. M. Cheek, Sgt. A. Sillah and Ofc. J. Edwards

Recognition of Officer (Eric Drum) and Employee (Kimberly Stone) of the First Quarter for 2025

PUBLIC COMMENTS - Public Comment allows the City Council the opportunity to listen to the public (3 minutes per speaker / 30 minutes total).

Allocation of Additional Local Maintenance and Improvement Grant (LMIG) Funds

Funding Authorization for Sunbelt Traffic to Replace the Signal Pole on the Southeast Corner of Perimeter Center Parkway and Hammond Drive

Donaldson-Bannister Farm Blacksmith Shop Renovation

Dunwoody City Council Agenda for Monday February 26th. (Paving, Police Staffing, Expanded EMS Funding, 2023 Budget Amendment, expanding a few city boards)

DUNWOODY CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Monday February 26, 2024 - 6:00 PM
DUNWOODY CITY HALL - DUNWOODY HALL
4800 ASHFORD DUNWOODY ROAD
DUNWOODY, GA 30338

Agenda 6 pm w/o Zoom  - City Site Agenda - hopefully with Zoom info on Monday 

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, unfortunately this login information was missing from the published agenda and I have asked that the agenda be updated on Monday, probably will be available here.

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

Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance

Approval of a Contract Extension with Blount Construction for 2024 Pavement Resurfacing

• Authorize the Mayor, City Manager, or designee to execute all documents necessary and proper to extend Blount Construction’s pavement resurfacing contract for 2024 in the amount of $3,838,083 in order to pave 15.6 miles.

Approval of Purchase of Two Surveillance Video Trailers

Approval of Contract Amendment No. 2 with Jacobs for Finance and Administrative Services 

• For financial security and accountability purposes, the City Council converted two Accountants and one Accounts Receivable position to in house city employees.

Funding Authorization Request for Donaldson Bannister Park Stormwater Engineering Analysis

Request for Five Additional Personnel for the Dunwoody Police Department 

• Our current Crime Response Team’s name will be changed to reflect the work they do daily conducting traffic enforcement to improve the safety of our roads. The new Crime Response Team (a Sergeant and three Patrol Officer positions) will be able to focus on important crime reduction strategies that can make Dunwoody a safer place for our citizens. Strategies to address areas like drug trafficking, vice crimes, violent crimes, organized retail theft, gang crimes, entering autos, and other areas as needed.  Police Department has also requested a non-sworn, Fleet Maintenance Coordinator to handle everyday vehicle oversight.
  
  
•  Funding for these position has been identified within the ARPA (American Rescue Plan Act) II Fund - one time Federal Funds.

2024 Budget Amendment for Additional Police Personnel and EMS Funding

• Funding for these positions & expanded EMS services has been identified within the ARPA (American Rescue Plan Act) II Fund - one time Federal Funds.

FIRST READ: Text Amendment to Chapter 2, Sec. 2-253 re: Expanding the Board of Ethics

FIRST READ: Text Amendment to Chapter 4, Sec. 4-70 re: Expanding the Alcohol License Review Board

Resolution for Budget Amendment for Fiscal Year 2023

• previous budgeted use of fund balance of $508,838 will not be needed. Currently budgeted actual expenses are projected to fall into the 97% range after this budget amendment, meaning that unreserved fund balance should grow by $1.6 million bringing the city to 10 months of fund balance

Scout Troop 477 Halloween Farm Festival is Today from Noon to 6 pm at the Donaldson-Bannister Farm

This is a wonderful family event, perfect for kids of all ages!

Come enjoy Scout Troop 477’s annual Halloween Farm Festival today on Saturday Oct. 23, 12 pm to 6 pm at the Donaldson-Bannister Farm at 4831 Chamblee-Dunwoody Road. You can park at nearby Independence Square and take the shuttle over. 

Kids of all ages can go on the “Trick or Treat Mystery Adventure” and help solve the mystery of the missing candy! Enjoy games with prizes, crafts, a petting zoo, music, and an outdoor food court with fresh grilled burgers, hot dogs, chicken sandwiches, veggie burgers and more. 

Admission is free and activities range in cost from 50 cents for games to $4 for entry to the Petting Zoo.  Cash / credit cards and Apple Pay are all accepted.  Unlimited Game Bracelets are available along with a Family Adventure package. 

Don’t miss Dunwoody’s favorite fall tradition. Costumes are welcome!

Dunwoody Boy Scout Troop 477 hosts another fabulous Haunted Farm Tour - Saturday Oct 26th

Haunted Farm Tour

Donaldson-Bannister Farm (corner of Chamblee-Dunwoody and Vermack Roads)

3:00pm to 9:00pm on Saturday, October 26

Arrrrghhhh! You up for spooky fun and pirate surprises around every corner? Then don’t miss Dunwoody’s favorite fall tradition as Boy Scout Troop 477 hosts another fabulous Haunted Farm Tour on October 26 from 3:00 to 9:00pm!

“X” marks the spot this year as a treasure hunt will be taking place that gives you a rare glimpse inside of historical Donaldson-Bannister Farmhouse and the enchanted exterior gardens, as you help stranded pirates find pieces to rebuild their marooned ship. And if you successfully find what they need, there’s treasure to be had!

This year’s Haunted Farm Tour also offers an afternoon and evening of spookyriffic activities sure to have the entire family wanting more! Enjoy activities, crafts, and games where you might just win a prize or three. This year there will be a new addition of a petting zoo sure to be a hit! There will also be a great line-up of live music to put you in the fall spirit, with everything from rock to bluegrass to jazz.

"This is the seventh year we've thrown this fall event here at the Donaldson-Bannister Farm as our main fundraiser," commented Boys Scout Troop 477 Scoutmaster Barry Deutsch, "and we're so proud of what the boys have done to make this a banner event for the city. This year is very exciting as we get to help showcase the significant improvements that Dunwoody Preservation Trust has accomplished over the past year to make the Farm a destination and a significant historical landmark here in our hometown. We are so proud to be here."

Admission is free and activities range in cost from 50 cents for games to $3 for the tour. Unlimited Game Bracelets are available along with a Family Tour package. So don't miss Dunwoody's favorite fall tradition - or this year you might have to walk the plank! And as always… Costumes are Welcome!

Plenty of free parking is available at Independence Square (corner of Chamblee Dunwoody at Peeler) with additional parking available just down the street at the Vermack Swim Tennis center.

Dunwoody's favorite family friendly Haunted Farm Tour is Saturday from 3 to 9 pm.

Find spooky surprises and giggles around every corner, as Boy Scout Troop 477 brings Dunwoody’s historic Donaldson-Bannister Farm back to life for Halloween on Saturday, October 27th from 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the newly renovated Donaldson-Bannister Farm (corner of Chamblee-Dunwoody and Vermack Roads). 

This popular annual event, part of Dunwoody’s Apple Cider Days, will include a “ghost tour” that begins inside the restored farm house and continues through the gardens. Children will be challenged to discover the spell to send the ghosts home. The event also includes a field of games tailor made for kids of all ages, fun crafts and campfire s’mores. You can also enjoy a food court with soft drinks, yummy snacks, hot dogs, hamburgers and turkey legs! Costumes are encouraged. Don’t miss Dunwoody’s favorite Halloween tradition.

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Hosted by Boy Scout Troop 477, this fun annual event raises money to provide scholarships for boys that couldn’t normally afford to participate in scouting.

“Last year we had more than 1,600 people come and enjoy the festivities,” said Barry Deutsch, Scoutmaster for Troop 477.  “And this year, we are expecting a bigger crowd, especially since people can see inside the farmhouse and all around the wonderfully updated grounds, so we will have even more food, more games and more fun.”

Plenty of free parking is available at Independence Square (corner of Chamblee Dunwoody at Peeler) with regular shuttle bus service. Additional parking will be available just down the street at the Vermack Swim Tennis center.

Boy Scout Troop 477 thanks its sponsors, including Smurti Corp. for supplying the food court.

Dunwoody City Council Agenda for Monday August 13th

Monday, August 13th
Dunwoody City Hall
4800 Ashford Dunwoody Rd

Dunwoody, GA 30338

6:00 p.m. - Watch Live

Agenda

Presentation of 2017 Presidential Volunteer Service Awards

Recognition of Dunwoody Police Department Officer and Employee of the 2nd Quarter

Presentation of YTD Financial Report as of 6-30-2018

SECOND READ: Text Amendment to Chapter 2: Planning Commission

Approval of Intergovernmental Agreement with Peachtree Corners for Dunwoody Club Sidewalk Construction

Funding Approval for Dunwoody Club Sidewalk Construction from Whitney Landing to Winters Chapel Road

Funding Approval for Stormwater Repairs at 1180 Wynterhall Lane,  1575 Womack Road, and 5015 Chestnut Forest Lane

Update on 2019 Budget Process & Pike Memo of July 23

Revised City Co-Sponsorship Rules and Guidelines

2018 Facility Improvement Partnership Program Awards

Dunwoody Preservation Trust to offer Camp Flashback this summer for kids.

This summer, let your kids learn history by living it.

Are you looking for a convenient summer day camp that offers your children something fun, different and educational? Then consider letting them step back in time at Dunwoody’s first and only history camp for children at the newly restored Donaldson-Bannister House and Gardens – an authentic 1870 farm, right in the middle of the city.



For rising 2nd – 5th graders, activities are designed to inspire, entertain and educate every day.  All sessions are planned and led by experienced educators.  For more information on Camp Flashback education team, please click here.

 Just a few of the activities that will capture your child’s imagination.

• Hand-cranking ice cream
• Hand-dipping candles
• Making and playing a board game
• Woodworking
• Gardening
• Feeding farm animals
• And so much more

 When:

Four convenient sessions:
Weeks 1 & 3 (June 18- 22; July 9 – 13)
Family Life & Transportation will include activities such as creating paper and quill pen, sewing, quilting, weaving, exploring period bikes, railroad, wagons, and horses.

Weeks 2 & 4 (June 25- 29; July 16 – 20)
School Days, Games & Music will include activities such as calligraphy, learning about and using chalk and slate, making and playing 19^th century games, singing and playing musical instruments.
Camp hours: 9:30 am-3:00 pm


Price per session: $200 for DPT members; $225 for non-members
Early drop-off and late pick-up available at $85 per week when added at Registration.
Fees:  $200 for members; $225 for non-members; $250 to add basic membership and register 1 child (this option also offers 1 one-day ride wristband for Lemonade Days 2018).

Where:

The Donaldson-Bannister House and Gardens, 4831 Chamblee Dunwoody Road, Dunwoody, GA 30338.

For more information about Camp Flashback, please contact Suzanne Huff, Executive Director, shuff@dunwoodypt.org.

Start Camp Flashback Registration

Sponsored by Dunwoody Preservation Trust and staffed by experienced educators, Camp Flashback will let campers experience history by doing the ordinary things the original children of the farm would have done. They will get the feel of living in the past as they learn by doing – without technology.

Dunwoody Boy Scout Troop 477 hosts Harvest Farm Fest on Saturday at the Donaldson-Bannister Farm

 Great event for the entire family - kids of all ages!

Harvest Farm Fest
Saturday, October 21st,
Noon - 9:00 p.m.

Donaldson-Bannister Farm
4831 Chamblee-Dunwoody Road
Dunwoody, Georgia

Find giggles and surprises around every corner as Boy Scout Troop 477 takes you on an interactive tour back in time to the 20th Century and brings history to life through guided time travel! Meet historical figures from the last century and follow some of the most incredible advancements in transportation, communications, and entertainment. Enjoy a whole day of games, crafts, music, s’mores, yummy snacks and a food court. Don't miss Dunwoody's favorite fall tradition.

Dunwoody City Council takes up signs & parks master plan on Monday July 10th.

Monday, July 10th
Dunwoody City Hall
41 Perimeter Center East

Dunwoody, GA 30346
6:00 p.m. - Watch Live

Agenda

Proclamation - Parks and Recreation Month.

AT&T in Dunwoody Update. (Fatimot Ladipo, Regional Director, External Affairs, AT&T
Georgia)

FIRST READ: Ordinance Amendment to Chapter 20 - Signs

Approval of Project Agreement with Georgia DOT for Georgetown Gateway Project.

Funding Approval for Stormwater Repairs at 2542 Bentbrook Drive.

Funding Approval for Stormwater Repairs at 2222 Dartford Drive.

Resolution to Appoint Member to Serve on the Alcohol License Review Board.

Approval of RFQ 17-03 Standby Skilled Trade Contractors.

Contract Award for the Donaldson Bannister Farm Site Improvements.

FIRST READ: Temporary Construction Easement Agreement for Taylor Morrison.

Approval of Parks and Recreation Master Plan.

Discussion Brook Run Park Baseball Fields Construction.

Items of interest that have crossed my Dunwoody City Council desk.

"Not my real desk, as I work behind makeshift folding tables in my basement."

The City of Dunwoody is holding a two-day retreat planning meeting on Thursday & Friday in an old farmhouse in Sandy Springs as it might inspire us to see what the Donaldson-Bannister house could be someday.  The agenda is sparse and documentation is light but if I get more on Wednesday I will post.

Proposed zoning changes to go in front of Dunwoody Planning Commission on the 14th

1. DRAC responsibility in the Dunwoody Village Overlay.
2. The applicability of the residential infill (contextual regulations).
3. Prohibited variances.
4. Home Occupations.

Dunwoody Project-Program Activity Update  -  City staff and departments are actively managing ongoing projects, programs, and initiatives throughout Dunwoody. From infrastructure improvements to construction projects and departmental efficiency measures, staff is focused on strategic coordination and management. Following is a high-level, bulleted summary of key activities from the past several weeks and being coordinated over the weeks ahead.

Dunwoody High School Student City Council conducts park survey and possible plans for Austin Site.

RFP 17-02 Dunwoody Green Commercial Site Development  -   The Dunwoody Urban Redevelopment Agency (URA) hereby solicits invitations from qualified developers to submit proposals to partner with the URA and the City of Dunwoody for development of approximately 2.5 acres pf property at 4600 North Shallowford Road at the intersection of North Shallowford Road and Dunwoody Park. The property is located within the City's designated Urban Redevelopment District.

ITP 17-01 2017 Street Resurfacing

RFQ 17-01  Design And Plan Development for Chamblee Dunwoody Road Multimodal Improvements from Womack Road to Roberts Drive

Dunwoody, Georgia has been selected to participate in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), a major study of the health of persons living in the United States. The National Center for Health Statistics, part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, is conducting the door to door study to do household interviews and standardized medical examinations in a mobile examination center.  Dunwoody Police is aware and they do not need City permits.

James Dwyer is a Dunwoody stud, a cross country legend and my neighbor who now works at the Southern Company to bring green energy products to Atlanta.

Wrap your head around this... in 2016, the City of Dunwoody had close to 2,300 open records requests.  We also have a position available to be our Records Clerk so if you are interested, please apply. 

DeKalb District Attorney elect Sherry Boston to give update during Dunwoody City Council meeting of Mon Sept 26th.

Monday, September 26, 2016
Dunwoody City Hall
41 Perimeter Center East
Dunwoody, GA 30346
Watch Live at 6:00 p.m.

6 pm Agenda

Update from District Attorney-Elect Sherry Boston.

• Sherry Boston is a former City of Dunwoody municipal judge whom I have great respect for and am looking forward to see what she does as our new DeKalb County District Attorney. 
  
  I am interested to hear her thoughts fighting corruption within DeKalb, on Grand Jury Presentments being public documents to posted to the web for all to see, DeKalb’s use of a Civil Grand Jury, and finally as the business manager of efficient prosecution I am interested in hearing of possible innovative changes she may make to streamline non-violent prosecution of young offenders (as long as full restitution is made).

Administer Oath of Office to Police Officer Megan Norris.

SECOND READ: An Ordinance to Grant Permanent Stormwater Drainage Maintenance Easements to Atlanta Office Investment.

SECOND READ: An Ordinance to Amend the Pedestrian Bridge Easement Agreement with Atlanta Office Investment.

SECOND READ: An Ordinance to Grant a Temporary Construction Easement for RoadwayConstruction to Atlanta Office Investment.

Amendment of Contract 16-03 With Diversified Construction - Donaldson Restroom.

SECOND READ: SLUP 16-091: David Blumenthal, on behalf of Dirk Laukien, owner of
5490 Chamblee Dunwoody Road, Dunwoody, GA 30338, seeks a Special Land Use Permitfrom Chapter 27-97(g)(1) to exceed the maximum allowed parking in the Dunwoody Village Overlay District. The tax parcel number is 18 366 01 013.

SECOND READ: SLUP 16-092: Transwestern, applicant of a portion of 1134 HammondRoad and 4400 Ashford Dunwoody Drive, Dunwoody, GA 30346, by Jessica Hill, attorneyfor the applicant, seeks Special Land Use Permit from Chapter 27, Section 27-73(b)(1) toincrease the building height in a C-1 (Commercial) District from 2 stories/35 feet to 20 stories/300 feet. The tax parcel numbers are 18 348 01 020 and 18 348 01 006.

Approve Purchase of Furniture and Equipment from Bank of the Ozarks

Dunwoody City Council Agenda for Mon July 11th - Brook Run Theater, SPLOST IGA for more sales tax, Cultural Center bathrooms, Legal Opinion on City Boards

Monday, July 11, 2016
Dunwoody City Hall
41 Perimeter Center East
Dunwoody, GA 30346
Watch Live at 6:00 p.m.

6 pm Agenda

Georgia Heritage Trail. 

Update on Brook Run Theater from Dunwoody Preservation Trust

Update on Tree Top Quest.

Presentation by DeKalb Commissioner Nancy Jester on SPLOST

City Hall Update.   Second Appraisal

Amendment to 401a Plan. 

Usage Agreement with Chiefs Futbol Club.  

Funding Approval for Stormwater Repairs at 1542 Bishop Hollow Run. 

Approval of ITB 16-03 Donaldson Bannister Farm Restroom Addition. 

Approval of RFP 16-03 North DeKalb Cultural Arts Center Bathroom Renovation.

Council Direction on Brook Run Theater. 

FIRST READ: Ordinance Amendment to Chapter 4 Alcoholic Beverages re: Temporary Alcohol License and Update to Alcohol Fee Schedule.

Proposed 2016 SPLOST Projects.

Approval of Intergovernmental Agreement with DeKalb County for the Use and Distribution of Proceeds of Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (S.P.L.O.S.T.).   Draft IGA still not available.

Resolution - EHOST and SPLOST Authorization. 

FIRST READ: Ordinance to Grant Temporary Easement to Palisades Venture, LLC.

FIRST READ: Ordinance to Grant a Permanent Easement to Palisades Venture, LLC. 

FIRST READ: Consideration of Amendment to Chapter 8, Section 8-1(c) - Pools . Permissive Codes, of the City of Dunwoody Code of Ordinances.    DeKalb Pool regs

City Manager's Report on Legal Counsel for Second Opinion.

Dunwoody Donaldson Bannister Haunted Farm Tour on Saturday is perfect for young families!

pdf of poster

Haunting legends from Dunwoody’s past will come to life this weekend during the Haunted Farm Tour that Boy Scout Troop 477 plans at the Donaldson-Bannister Farm.

The tour — scheduled from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 24 — will introduce train conductor Ike Roberts, Mr. Donaldson and Mrs. Bannister and feature ghost stories and tales of grave robbers, according to the troop. A costume parade is scheduled for 5 p.m.

In addition to the haunted garden tour, the event is scheduled to offer games, crafts, music, a food court, pumpkin decorating and a chance to eat s’mores. The farm is located at the corner of Chamblee-Dunwoody and Vermack Roads.

“Last year we had more than 1,500 people come and enjoy the festivities,” said Barry Deutsch, assistant scoutmaster for Troop 477. “And this year, we are expecting another big crowd, so will have even more food, more games and more fun.”

Parking is available at Independence Square (corner of Chamblee Dunwoody at Peeler) with regular shuttle bus service. Additional parking is located at the Vermack Swim Tennis center.

Middle and High School students are needed to help with games, tours, crafts. Anyone interested should contact HauntedTour@Troop477.com

Dunwoody Haunted Farm Tour - Saturday Oct 25th from 3 to 9 pm

The friendly ghosts are back this Halloween for the second annual Boy Scout Haunted Farm Tour, Sat. Oct. 25 from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Donaldson-Bannister Farm (corner of Chamblee-Dunwoody Rd. and Vermack Rd.).
 
The family-oriented event will feature games, live music, food and fun aimed at kids elementary school age and younger. It is hosted by Boy Scout Troop 477 as a fund-raiser to help send boys to summer camp.

“Last year was scary fun, with more than 1000 people taking the tour,” said Barry Deutsch, assistant scoutmaster for Troop 477. “This year, we are expecting another big crowd so will have even more volunteers, more games and more fun.”

Back by popular demand is the haunted farm tour (scary but not too scary). This year, a team of Ghost Detectives will help you find giggles and surprises around every corner, as you tour the historic gardens and cemetery to find spooky personalities hovering around the property. The old Donaldson Bannister farmhouse, built in the 1870’s, has been empty for years, but has an interesting history and is even rumored to be inhabited by friendly spirits.

If a walk with the spirits isn’t enough, a large field will host more than 20 games and crafts, along with face painting and pumpkin decorating. There will also be a campfire for roasting the perfect s’more.

An expanded food court will feature everything needed to feed hungry ghouls, including burgers, chicken sandwiches, hot dogs, pretzels, fresh baked cookies, decorated cup cakes, doughnuts, hot chocolate and cider.

Bring a can of food for a free game ticket and help the Boy Scouts feed the hungry.

Plenty of free parking is available at Independence Square with regular shuttle bus service. Additional parking is just down the street at the Vermack Swim Tennis center.

Boy Scout Troop 477 thanks its sponsors, including Smurti Corp. for supplying the food court, Evergreen Tree Services for firewood, Fresh Market for s’more kits and Northside Tool Rental for light towers.

Volunteers needed-Middle and High School students to help with games, tours, crafts. Service hours will be awarded. Contact HauntedTour@Troop477.com and send this form if possible.

Boy Scout Troop 477 hosts Haunted Farm Tour at the Donaldson-Bannister House - Sat Oct 26th 3 - 9pm

Haunted Farm Tour

Come visit the neighbors you thought had passed away long ago, as Boy Scout Troop 477 brings to life the haunted legends of the Donaldson-Bannister farm. Find giggles and surprises around every corner, on your friendly guided tour of the gardens and cemetery folklore. And if a walk with the spirits isn’t enough, there’s also games, prizes, s’mores, and enough fun to, well….wake the dead. Don’t miss Dunwoody’s newest Halloween tradition.

One Day Only

Saturday, October 26th, 2013

3-9pm

Donaldson-Bannister Farmhouse

4831 Chamblee-Dunwoody Road

Dunwoody GA 30338

Click here to download the flyer containing coupon for free S'more kit and tickets.