Dunwoody City Council Meeting Agenda for Tuesday November 12, 2024

DUNWOODY CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Tuesday November 12, 2024 - 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,
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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 XV Graduates

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

City Manager's Monthly Report

Dunwoody Community Garden & Orchard Annual Presentation

Stage Door Players Legal Entity Change

Skate Park Mural Surplus

On-Call Contract for Materials Testing, Geotechnical and Environmental Services

Funding Authorization for 4525 Sudbury Road Stormwater Repairs

Treetop Quest Dunwoody Renewal Agreement

SECOND READ: SLUP 24-01, 140 Perimeter Center W: The applicant, Starbucks Coffee Company c/o Gaskins + LeCraw, requests a Special Land Use Permit to Allow a Drive-Through Facility.

FIRST READ: Charter Amendment Article, Section 2.13(a)(4) - Prohibitions - Donations

City seeks to amend the charter prohibitions by permitting certain gifts or donations without limitations from individuals, charities, and benevolent or philanthropic organizations: (1) to provide aid and support of law enforcement; or (2) to provide aid and support of city personnel facing hardships due to a serious health condition of the employee (or immediate family member defined as spouse, child, or parent).

FIRST READ: Charter Amendment Article II, Section 2.13(e) - Prohibitions - Employment

City seeks to amend the charter prohibitions by permitting members of the city council to be employed by other governmental entities except Dunwoody, Georgia or DeKalb County, Georgia.

Construction Manager at Risk Contract for the Brook Run Maintenance Facility

2025 Athletic Association Agreements

Our Athletic Associations provide beneficial recreation services within the City. The City first partnered with Dunwoody Senior Baseball in 2012, followed by Rush Union Soccer (then Chiefs Futbol Club) in 2019; DHS Boys Soccer Booster Club, Dunwoody High Stix Club, and Dunwoody Wildcats Soccer in 2022; and Dunwoody High School Softball Booster Club and Atlanta MABL in 2023.

Dunwoody City Council Meeting Agenda for Monday October 28, 2024

DUNWOODY CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Monday October 28, 2024 - 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/84919972403 or  phone +14703812552,,84919972403#

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

Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance

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

Third Quarter Economic Development Update

Dunwoody Senior Baseball Annual Report

Resolution Adopting Fiscal Year 2025 Budget

Contract Amendment with Triscapes for Road and Stormwater Maintenance

Treetop Quest Dunwoody Renewal

On-Call Contract for Materials Testing, Geotechnical and Environmental Services

Georgetown Gateway Public Art Project

Memorandum of Agreement between Dunwoody Police Department and Flock Group, Inc.

Stage Door Players Legal Entity Change

Brook Run Skate Park Mural Surplus

Veterans Memorial Design

Dunwoody City Council Agenda for Monday September 23, 2024

DUNWOODY CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Monday September 23, 2024 - 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/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 - Public Comment allows the City Council the opportunity to listen to the public (3 minutes per speaker / 30 minutes total).

Presentation of Safety Action Plan Funding by the Georgia Department of Transportation

Spruill Center for the Arts Annual Presentation

Stage Door Theater Annual Presentation

SPLOST Funding Authorization for Traffic Camera Repairs

FIRST READ: Review and Consideration of a Text Amendment to Amend Chapter 26 to Update Pole Banner Regulations

Contract Amendment with Southeastern Engineering for Final Design Revisions on the Mount Vernon at Tilly Mill Intersection Project - 12 foot path in front of single family homes.

Playground Resurfacing Repairs at Brook Run Park

An Update on Public Input for the Comprehensive Plan and UDO

Dunwoody City Council Agenda for Monday April 10, 2023 (SLUP Decision, $55 Million Bond discussion) and a Recap of City Retreat Discussions.

 DUNWOODY CITY COUNCIL MEETING
April 10, 2023 - 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,
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You can access the video after the meeting on the City of Dunwoody’s YouTube page.

Invocation

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

Stage Door Theater Presentation (Justin Ball)

City Manager's Report (Eric Linton)

Funding Authorization for 2146 Brendon Drive & 5175 Hathburn Court Storm Repairs

Resolution - Readopting Ethics Principles and Pledges for Purposes of Being Re-certified as City of Ethics

Approval of a Contract for Citywide Pavement Assessment Update

SECOND READ for SLUP 22-03: Special Land Use Permit to Allow a 7 Resident Personal Care Home at 1822 Mount Vernon Road.

Discussion of Capital Needs and Potential G.O. Bond Call

• Retreat Update from March discussions.
  

I hope everyone had a relaxing Spring break from school & enjoyed the holidays with family whereby you are now ready to return to the normalcy of April & May, with everything that it brings (Lemonade Days, Food Trucks, better weather & end of the school year). My family drove to Chicago to see our parents who are getting up in age therefore my city blogging / informational duties fell behind a bit.

On March 22 & 23, the City Council met with representatives of Canton, GA and then regrouped in Dahlonega, GA for internal discussions on numerous topics. Here are the official minutes from the retreat that will be approved Monday and let me point out that the last several pages of that document outline the action items for staff & council.  All of the documents used in the retreat are listed below but let me highlight a few.  

The Dunwoody's Own Direction document starts us off with our goals from the Comprehensive Plan and how we have been working towards them this year vs last years accomplishments.  We discussed changing city demographics, improved diversity opportunities, our work on Dunwoody Village improvements, and Pedestrian Safety.

We discussed Public Safety with Chief Grogan, the push for EMS changes and police staffing needs that we believe will be detailed in the upcoming Berry-Dunn Report.  

We discussed Communications, specifically improved public engagement & feedback on citizen Code Enforcement & See Click Fix issues and then we discussed how to improve City Contracting of large public works projects for better results.  

The 15 million dollars of Federal Funding / American Rescue Plan was discussed, we went over the expenditures.  Council requested assurances that expenditures will be made within the Federal timelines and on appropriate allowed subjects.

Bond Referendum - The last big item we discussed was the funding of Capital Projects and whether a Bond referendum is appropriate for this coming November.  A citizen committee was convened to discuss this topic and made a list, the City Council may finalize the list of desires and call the question to hold a referendum, but it is the citizens who will need to approve or deny the call to raise taxes for capital improvements.  The capital discussions have routinely been around the improvement of Parks, Transportation / Street Intersections, and multi-use Paths.  

I am against the City's construction of 12 ft wide concrete paths in front of single family homes and I prefer three referendum questions so that citizens (like me) could vote for some projects and possibly against others but it appears that may not be the plan?  Ideas on path locations are not set in stone and at the retreat some path ideas being pushed previously were removed (probably because of the backlash) and new ones were being added without vetting to to public nor having any engineering designs to really discuss the proposals.  The Chesnut community has been vocal for needed improvements on North Peachtree between Dunwoody Village Apartments and Peachtree / Brook Run, therefore this idea was just added for a new trail and as much as I want improved infrastructure for safety, I still believe a 12 ft concrete path is overkill.   The other new addition calls out Dunwoody Village path improvements but I believe it is really a 12 ft concrete trail along Chamblee Dunwoody from Womack to the new Austin Park.  Neither of these projects have been engineered, vetted, or even discussed with the nearby residents. 

I raised concerns on the one question idea, I raised the fact that we just received 7 million dollars from the sale of land on Shallowford that was originally intended for parks; therefore the City should plan for spending that money prior asking the citizens for more.  Finally I still have long term budgetary concerns based on the rising cost of government operations (Public Safety in particular) and general maintenance vs the possibility of an unstable business tax base when we have several large office buildings vacant.   The last item on Monday nights agenda will initiate a discussion for a $55 million bond referendum whereby a single question will be brought in front of the citizens.

City Retreat Minutes & File Location for Retreat Attachments

00a Meeting Agenda 3-22-23.docx
00b Meeting Agenda 3-23-23.docx
01a Dunwoody's Own Direction.pptx
01b Canton Road Map Details.pdf
01c Last Year's Recap.pptx
02 Public Safety.pptx
03 ARP.pptx
04 Diversity Opportunities.docx
05a Committee Education and Acknowledgement.pptx
05b Dunwoody Training.pptx
06a Capital.pptx
06b Previous SPLOST Referendum.pdf
06c Previous Bond Presentation.pptx
07 Dunwoody Village.pptx
08 Safe Streets.pptx
09 Communications.pptx
10a Constituency Repsonse Customer Service
10b Contract Flow Chart.docx
10b Liquidated Damages and Traffic Control
99 APPENDIX
99 BONDS
Retreat_Minutes_04102023_approval.pdf

Dunwoody City Council Agenda for July 12, 2021, City Managers Report, Sign Ordinance, Sidewalk Projects, Stormwater, Alcohol Tastings, Budget Amendments, Stage Door

DUNWOODY CITY COUNCIL MEETING
July 12, 2021
6:00 PM – DUNWOODY CITY HALL
4800 ASHFORD DUNWOODY ROAD
DUNWOODY, GA 30338

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Agenda - City Site Agenda

Invocation

PUBLIC COMMENT
To take part in public comment, please send an email to publiccomment@dunwoodyga.gov. Include your name, your email address, and phone number. You will be placed on a first-come, first-served list for public comment. The first public comment section has a 30-minute time limit. Each speaker is allowed up to three minutes. If time runs out, pre-registered speakers will be called on during the second public comment section toward the end of the meeting. If you don't pre-register, you can use the "raise hand" feature on zoom during the meeting to be added to the public comment list.

Proclamation - Pam Tallmadge Day - YouTube Video

Presentation from the Stage Door Players (Debbie Fuse)

Donation from the Mount Vernon Chapter, Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution for a Flag Pole at the Donaldson Bannister Farm

City Manager's Monthly Report (Eric Linton)

Approval of On-Call Contract for Stormwater Easement Acquisition Services

Approval of a Unit Price Contract for Construction Materials Testing, and Environmental and Geotechnical Engineering Services

SECOND READ: Consideration of a Text Amendment to Amend Standards for Ancillary Tastings  and Resolution to Set Fees for Ancillary Tastings

Consideration and Acceptance of a One-time Financial Donation from the Mount Vernon, Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution

Funding Authorization for 2572 Briers North Drive Stormwater Repairs

Approval of the City of Dunwoody Guide for Non-Profit Partners

SECOND READ: Review and Consideration of a New Sign Ordinance to Replace Chapter 20 - Signs

FY21 Midyear Budget Amendment

Approval of Contract and Budget Amendment concerning the Community Assistance Center; Return to Work Marketing Campaign; and ARC Grant associated with CARES II Funding

Presentation of Conceptual Design Alternatives for Sidewalk from Oakpointe Place to the City Limit on Chamblee Dunwoody Road and Dunwoody Road

Discussion of a Contract with Practical Design Partners for Design of a Shared Use Path on Tilly Mill Road

Presentation of Design Concepts for Sidewalk on Vermack Road between Womack Road and the Vermack Swim and Tennis Club

Discussion of Economic Recovery Advisory Committee

Contract Award for Park Master Plan Design of 5435 Roberts Drive and 4809/4819 Vermack Road 

 

Contract Award for Stand-By Skilled Trade Contractors

Dunwoody City Council Agenda for Monday December 14, 2020

MONDAY, December 14, 2020
4800 ASHFORD DUNWOODY ROAD
DUNWOODY, GA 30338 and via Zoom

Dunwoody Public Facilities Authority - 5:00 PM

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Agenda - City Site Agenda

Request from the Dunwoody Nature Center to Add Bathrooms to the North Woods Pavilion

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Dunwoody City Council Meeting - 6:00 PM

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Agenda - City Site Agenda

PUBLIC COMMENT
To take part in public comment, please send an email to publiccomment@dunwoodyga.gov. Include your name, your email address, and phone number. You will be placed on a first-come, first-served list for public comment. The first public comment section has a 30-minute time limit. Each speaker is allowed up to three minutes. If time runs out, pre-registered speakers will be called on during the second public comment section toward the end of the meeting. If you don't pre-register, you can use the "raise hand" feature on zoom during the meeting to be added to the public comment list.

Resolution to Adopt the Comprehensive Plan 2020-2040 5-Year Update

FIRST READ: RZ 20-04: 301 & 303 Perimeter Center N rezoning From the Current OCR Conditional (Office-Commercial-Residential) District to a PC-2 (Perimeter Center) District 

FIRST READ: SLUP 20-01: 301 & 303 Perimeter Center N Special Land Use Permit to Allow for a Secondary Education Use From Section 27-104(6)

Resolution to Approve Membership in the Georgia Municipal Association Workers’ Compensation Self-Insurance Fund 

Resolution Authorizing Elected Officials of the City of Dunwoody to be Covered under the Georgia Municipal Association Workers’ Compensation Self-Insurance Fund

Resolution Appointing Members to Serve on Dunwoody Development Authority - Cheryl Strickland

Resolution Appointing Members to Serve on the Dunwoody Urban Redevelopment Agency

Resolution Appointing District 1 Member to Serve on Discover Dunwoody Board

Resolution Appointing Members to Serve on Sustainability Committee - Fikrat Atalay

Resolution Appointing Members to Serve on the Alcohol License Review Board - Andrea Hirsch and Suzanna Melan

Resolution Appointing Members to Serve on the Dunwoody Board of Zoning Appeals - Ellen Ethridge, Ryan Esslinger, Ryan Schwartz

SECOND READ: Public Art and Public Art Commission

Approval of Gateway and Wayfinding Plan

Discover Dunwoody 2021 Budget Approval

Approval of a Facility Usage Agreement with Dunwoody Senior Baseball

Approval of a Facility Usage Agreement with Rush Union Soccer

Approval of Contract for Lobbyist Services

Resolution Approving Budget Amendment for Fiscal Year 2020

Discussion on DeKalb County Schools - Heneghan opinion

Bicycle and Pedestrian Policies

Presentation of North DeKalb Cultural Arts Center Master Plan

CARES Funding Update

Dunwoody City Council Agenda for Tuesday September 29, 2020 (Updated Comp Plan & proposed Athletic Association Manual)

DUNWOODY CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2020   6:00 PM
4800 ASHFORD DUNWOODY ROAD
DUNWOODY, GA 30338

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Agenda  - City Agenda Page

PUBLIC COMMENT
To take part in public comment, please send an email to publiccomment@dunwoodyga.gov. Include your name, your email address, and phone number. You will be placed on a first-come, first-served list for public comment. The first public comment section has a 30-minute time limit. Each speaker is allowed up to three minutes. If time runs out, pre-registered speakers will be called on during the second public comment section toward the end of the meeting. If you don't pre-register, you can use the "raise hand" feature on zoom during the meeting to be added to the public comment list.

Proclamation in Recognition of National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Month

Presentation of Intersection Improvement Recommendations on Perimeter Center West

Presentation from Stage Door Players (Debbie Fuse) - Current Use Agreement - Letter Sep 20

Presentation of the Comprehensive Plan Update Draft

Resolution Amending the CARES Budget

Public Art Implementation Plan (Michael Starling)

Resolution Appointing Member to Serve on Discover Dunwoody Board - Cher Breslin

Contract with Outside Legal Counsel (Eric Linton, City Manager) - document not yet available.

Discussion of the Athletic Association Manual 

The proposed Athletic Association Manual is being presented to the full City Council (and the public) for the first time on Tuesday for discussion purposes only. I was not on the developing committee, therefore I will need to thoroughly review the pros and cons of the proposed changes and see what benefits it will bring.  As a City we need to review the costs related to using our park facilities, set up a sinking fund to slowly save for the replacement of the turf fields, the financial charges to the organizations using the facilities, the availability of the facilities to organizations or groups that are not part of a use agreement (like Dunwoody High School teams), the allowance of rentals to outside organizations by the various Athletic Associations, the historical agreements that may have been in place for years and how these proposed changes will affect the established users.  One of the possible changes being proposed is allowing the Baseball Fields and Soccer Fields to a wider more diverse group of users who are not currently using the fields.  At the moment those uses are not organized, as the open time on some of the fields does not envision a wider use than what is already there.

Council has received a number of inquiries from Dunwoody Senior Baseball (and the residents who participate in this activity) asking for clarification of the modifications and opposing any change in the current financial agreement between that organization and the city, therefore I am guessing at the Tuesday meeting we will be hearing from that organization and possibly others.

In Feb of 2020, the internal auditor for the City provided a review of the Dunwoody Senior Baseball program which I believe is driving some of these proposed changes especially as it relates to the current use agreement.

Update on CARES Not-for-Profit Efforts

City update by Dunwoody Mayor Denis Shortal - Food Truck Thursday's at Brook Run kick off tonight.

Greetings my fellow citizens … the following are some items of interest …

1. Food Truck Thursday … The first Food Truck Thursday of 2019 is tonight, May 2. This is a big one! We will be celebrating our 10th anniversary as a city. The times are 5 - 9 PM and the weather is forecast to be beautiful. So, bring the whole Family, your chairs/blankets and aptitude for good food and a fun time and come on over. Our water feature will also be running for the little ones to enjoy plus there will be a few other surprises. Music is by the Tribute and they will sound a lot like the Allman Brothers. Don’t miss this one!

2. Stage Door Players (SDP) … Proudly presents “Murder in the Vineyard” a Murder Mystery Dinner this Saturday at the Donaldson-Bannister Farm from 6:30 - 10 PM. The Farm is located at the intersection of  Chamblee Dunwoody Rd and Vermack Rd. Yes, you can be part of the detective group in this event which will be led by our own SDP Artistic Director Robert Egizio. 2018 Dunwoody Idol winner Josie James will entertain during the cocktail hour and the catering is by Dunwoody's Marlowe’s Tavern. For tickets call 770-396-1726 Ext 5 or click here Murder in the Vineyard Tickets. All funds go to support the SDP Arts. For you dudes still looking for a Mother’s Day gift there is a raffle item you will not want to miss out on.

3. Dunwoody Farmer’s Market … Annual “Grand Opening” will be this Saturday, May 4, at Brook Run Park. Hours are 8:30 AM - 1200 PM. Speaking on markets, Nel’s fruit and vegetable stand had its annual opening last week. It is located next to Chick-fil-A on Jett Ferry Rd. It is open Monday thru Saturday. 

4. Paving … the 2019 paving is moving along smartly … we have 30 of the 57 streets on this years paving list already paved. There will be a lull in our paving until about mid-June when we will finish the rest of the streets. 

5. Sink Holes … We have had a few sink holes lately. The causes are various. If you see one during normal working report it immediately to our Public Works Dept. at 678-382-6800. If it happens during non-working hours report it via our Public Works emergency Ph # 678-382-6850. 

6. Security … I have mentioned this several times. Please don’t leave anything of value in view in your car. If you do you’re going to become a statistic. Remember it takes the bad guys less than 15 seconds to break into your car. Ladies, when you are shopping, DO NOT leave your purse and/or wallet in your shopping cart as you shop. If you do, sooner or later you will become a statistic. Vigilance is required to prevent these things happening to you or a family member, friend, etc..

7. Brook Run Park … The park is open and will remain open but major construction enhancements are in progress. With good weather, we hope to have the construction complete by DEC 31, 2019. We have completed the resurfacing of the playground in Brook Run Park so the kids can play at Food Trucks tonight. 

8. Stream Clean-up … The stream clean-up on APR 13 was a success but we could have used more volunteers. We started at the new trail bridge over Nancy Creek and finish at I-285. We picked up two truckloads of trash of all shapes and sizes. Thanks to all those that volunteered!

9. Lemonade Days and Monarchs and Margaritas … Both of these events were huge successes and are outstanding examples of community spirit building events. All the funds raised go directly into enhancing the Donaldson-Bannister Farm from Lemonade Days and Dunwoody Nature Center from Monarchs and Margaritas. Thanks to the folks at Dunwoody Preservation Trust for running Lemonade Days and the folks at Dunwoody Nature Center for running Monarchs and Margaritas. Thanks to everyone who came and enjoyed themselves. If you missed it this year next year don’t miss Dunwoody Idol … you will see some real talented young singers. Who needs America Idol when we have Dunwoody Idol in our own park!

10. Dunwoody Arts Festival … This popular event will be on May 11 and 12 in Dunwoody Village. 

11. I have to run … more in a few days. Please pass this on to your friends, neighbors and members of your HOA. If anyone wants to be added to my email list just let me know. Thanks for all each of you do to make us a city with a family atmosphere. Let’s all work to create the mutual respect that everyone deserves! See you around town! 

Let Us Continue to Build Our City Together!

Denny Shortal 

Mayor of Dunwoody

C 678-246-9006

Stage Door Players invites you to celebrate an evening of music with the Tom Woods Jazz Trio featuring vocalist Karen Bryant

To celebrate Arts & Culture Month ……STAGE DOOR PLAYERS PRESENTS

Tom Woods Jazz Trio featuring vocalist Karen Bryant

Tuesday October 16, 2018 - 7 pm social reception to start

Stage Door Players invites you to celebrate Dunwoody Arts & Culture month with an evening of music and mingling, headlined by the Tom Woods Jazz Trio. Jazz Pianist and composer Thomas Woods leads the group on keys, along with Justin Owenhead on acoustic bass, Jared Lanham manning the drums & mandolin, and acclaimed jazz songstress Karen Bryant as guest vocalist.

The $30 ticket price will get you two beverage tickets, light refreshments, and an evening filled with music from jazz standards to pop tunes and everything in between. Doors open at 7pm on Tuesday, October 16th, for an hour of sips and socialization before the show, and the evening will wrap up with additional reception time to bask in the glow of great jazz.

Tickets for the performance are available online at StageDoorPlayers.net or click https://stagedoorplayers.tix.com/Event.aspx?EventCode=1097381 or you may call the box office: 770-396-1726 to make a reservation.

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Looking for a perfect way to start the evening off, while helping Dunwoody’s own professional theater company? California Pizza Kitchen at Perimeter has partnered with Stage Door Players through their Pizza with a Purpose event - Any item – All Day - October 16th, 20% of your total check will be donated to the theater. Bring this with you or tell your server you are there for the Stage Door Players!

Dunwoody Stage Door Players has a special evening planned for Saturday - Casino, Dinner & Cabaret

Tickets are still available by calling the Box Office 770-396-1726 and if you are going please bring cash for the bar & 50/50 as there is no ATM on site.

Musical Theater Center presents Sleeping Beauty at Dunwoody Stage Door Players - Saturday

 https://www.musicaltheatercenteratl.com/

Tonight - Dunwoody Homeowners Association to again discuss Crown Towers proposal for two large residental condo towers.

February Presentation by Crown

Dunwoody Planning Commission Packet for March 8th - Crown Towers

DHA Board of Directors Meeting

Sunday, March 6, 2016 @ 7:30 P.M.
DeKalb Cultural Arts Center (Room 4)
5339 Chamblee-Dunwoody Road
Dunwoody, GA 30338

1.                 Announcements and introduction of distinguished visitors

2.                 Approval of minutes for February  15, 2016 meeting—Lindsay Ballow

3.                 Discussion – Crown Holdings development proposal for 244 Perimeter Center Parkway (Goldkist site)—Charlie Brown (to answer any questions)

4.                 Discussion – Dunwoody Farmers Market— Bill Grossman

5.                 Discussion – October Chili Cook-off – Bill Grossman

6.                 Funding Requests:
Dunwoody Nature Center – Alan Mothner
Kingsley Elementary – Erika Harris and Ana Crisbilbao
Dunwoody Preservation Trust (Lemonade Days)— Hope Follmer

          Board only session: Votes as needed on any motions including:

  Support (with conditions) or Oppose Crown Holdings development proposal.  (If with conditions, what conditions?)

 Bike/Walk Dunwoody support and funding request

  Nature Center funding request

  Kingsley Elementary funding request

  Dunwoody Preservation Trust funding request.

  Stage Door Players funding request

Adjourn

Next meeting:  Sunday, May 1, 2016, 7:30pm (no meeting in April)

Stage Door Players Broadway Bash features and evening of Music, Entertainment, Dinner and Casino fun! - Saturday Night

Please buy Tickets in advance - $125 per adult.

Dunwoody City Council Agenda for Monday March 9 at 6 PM

Monday, March 9, 2015
Dunwoody City Hall
41 Perimeter Center East
Dunwoody, GA 30346

Watch Live at 6:00 p.m.

6 pm Agenda

Approval of Revised 2015 City Council Meeting Schedule.

Presentation of CVBD 2014 Financial Report and 2015 Business Plan.

Feasibility Study requested on saving Brook Run Theater.

Stage Door Facilities Today and Future.

Approval of Dunwoody Preservation Trust Request for Lemonade Days to be Designated as a Premier Event.

Resolutions to Amend FY 2014 & FY 2015 Budget.

Resolution to Authorize a Merit Increase for the City Clerk.

FIRST READ: Ordinance to Amend Chapter 8 re: Gated Community Access.

Approval of On-Call Contracts for Storm Water Easement Acquisition Services.

Resolution to Support the Georgetown Gateway Project Application for the 2014 TIP Project Solicitation

Resolution to Support the Westside Connector Project Application for the TIP Project Solicitation

Resolution in Support of an Application for 2014 TIP Project Solicitation-Chamblee DunwoodyRoad Corridor in Dunwoody Village.

Resolution in Support of an Application for the 2014 TIP Project Solicitation-Chamblee Dunwoody at Peeler Road Intersection Project.

Resolution in Support of Accommodation for Extension of the Georgia 400 Trail through the I-285 Interchange.

Authorization of Expenditure for the Mount Vernon Way Sidewalk Project.

FIRST READ: SLUP 15-021: Andrew M. Halloran, Representative of Cornerstone Site Consultants, LLC, on Behalf of Most Reverend Wilton D. Gregory, Archbishop, Roman Catholic Diocese of Atlanta, Owner of 2443 Mount Vernon Road, Dunwoody, GA 30338, Seeks the Following: a Special Land Use Permit for the Expansion of an Existing Place of Worshipand Accessory Uses. The Tax  Parcel Number is 18 373 02 002.

Dunwoody has it all going on this weekend! Carnival, Food Truck, Candidate Forum, Football, DC Update, Theater, Biking, Running, Camping.

Men, earn this by hitting a few of these other events with the Family.

Thursday

Dunwoody Fall Festival (Carnival w Unlimited Rides) @ Perimeter Mall 5 to 11 pm

Dunwoody Food Truck Thursday @ Brook Run 5 to 8 pm

DHA - Dunwoody Candidate Forum @ Dunwoody High School 7 pm.

The Andrews Brothers @ Stage Door Players 8 pm

Friday

Dunwoody Fall Festival (Carnival w Unlimited Rides) @ Perimeter Mall 5 to 11 pm

Dunwoody HS Varsity Football vs Mays HS @ North DeKalb 7:30 pm

The Andrews Brothers @ Stage Door Players 8 pm

Saturday

Dunwoody Elementary School "Tour de Dunwoody" Family bike ride 7:30 am

DUMC - 2013 Great Day of Service - 8 am

Isakson Chief of Staff, Chris Carr to speak at Wright's Gourmet 9 am

Georgia #15 vs Vanderbilt at Noon
Florida #22 vs Missouri #14 at 12:21
Auburn #24 vs Texas A&M #7 at 3:30
Florida State #5 vs Clemson #3 at 8

Dunwoody Fall Festival (Carnival w Unlimited Rides) @ Perimeter Mall 1 to 11 pm

The Andrews Brothers @ Stage Door Players 8 pm

Family Campout at Dunwoody Nature Center 4 pm

Sunday

RunDunwoody 5K & fun run @ Perimeter Place Center across from Mall 8 am

Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Atlanta Falcons 1 pm

Dunwoody Fall Festival (Carnival w Unlimited Rides) @ Perimeter Mall 1 to 11 pm

Atlanta Radio Theater Company at MJCCA 2:30 & 7:30 pm

The Andrews Brothers @ Stage Door Players 2:30 pm

Finally, I dare you to close the weekend with Netherworld Haunted House

Dunwoody items of interest - crime, politicians, actors, race relations, paving, alarms, zoning and other news.

Dunwoody man accused of throwing another off 5th-floor apartment balcony

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Eight qualify for 3 Dunwoody seats, vote early, vote often!

The election season has officially begun!  We look forward to hearing from all 8 qualified candidates for city council. And remember you only get to vote for the candidate who live in and represents your district. 

District 1 - Denny Shortal (incumbent), Henly Shelton, David Davis
District 2 - Heyward Wescott, Jim Riticher, William AJ Mercier
District 3 - Doug Thompson (incumbent), Sam Eads

40th Season of Stage Door Players - starts in a couple of weeks - get a season subscription to support the arts.

Census Map by Race for Dunwoody and Sandy Springs

 

Busted

Dunwoody Police have arrested Roman Melnik, 23, for an alleged sexual assault and battery on Barclay Drive, near N. Peachtree Road, on Aug. 25. Melnik has been charged with Kidnapping, Sexual Battery and Simple Battery, according to police. 

Dunwoody Street Paving Activity Hits Record Levels

 The City of Dunwoody proactively spent its summer paving neighborhood streets and building sidewalks at a record pace.  From June to mid-August, city crews paved and resurfaced more than 19 lane miles of neighborhood streets and city roads and constructed 4,000 feet of city sidewalks, completing all of the paving prior to the start of the school year in DeKalb County.

Have you registered your alarm?

•  https://www.crywolf.us/oss/dunwoodyga/

Council sets Tue Sept 17th aside to discuss zoning.

City Council to review proposed zoning ordinance on September 17th at 6 pm.

Labor Day, Sunday Cycle, & Dunwoody Walk's to School Day

Stage Door Players is hosting a Mardi Gras Masked Ball

Facebook Invite

A Fundraising Event for Stage Door Players - Join us for Masks and Merriment!
Holiday Inn Perimeter - Centennial Ballroom
4386 Chamblee Dunwoody Rd, Atlanta 30341
7:00 - Midnight

Silent Auction, Seated Dinner, Strolling Entertainment and Dancing til Midnight
Regular tickets - $75.00 VIP Tickets $100.00
Holiday Inn Special Room Rates Available
Call 770-396-1726 option #5 for reservations and information

Dunwoody Homeowners Association Annual Meeting - Sun Jan 6th, 2 PM at Dunwoody United Methodist Church

DHA Annual Meeting

Sunday, January 6

2 P.M.

Dunwoody United Methodist Church

Fellowship Hall

1548 Mt. Vernon Road

Dunwoody City Council Agenda for Mon Oct 29th

Monday, October 29th
Dunwoody City Hall
41 Perimeter Center East

Dunwoody, GA 30346

6:00 p.m. - Work Session

7:00 p.m. - Voting Agenda
Watch Live at 7 pm

Agenda

Recognition of Officer Dale Laskowski for Earning his Bachelor of Science Criminal Justice
Administration Degree from Ferris University.

Recognition of Citizen's Police Academy Graduating Class.

SECOND READ: Ordinance to Amend the 2012 Operating and Capital Budgets

Approval of Facility Use Agreements with Affiliated Programming Partners.
a. Stage Door Players
b. Dunwoody Nature Center
c. Dunwoody Senior Baseball
d. Handweavers
e. Spruill Center

Approval of Park Rental Fees.

Approval of Agreement with ConnectSouth for Georgia Legislative Support.

Approval of City Council 2013 Meeting Schedule.

Resolution of Support for the I-285 @ GA 400 Interchange

Resolution to Adopt the 2013 Annual Operating and Capital Budgets

Approval of Facility Use Agreement with Dunwoody Preservation Trust / Donaldson Bannister

PUBLIC HEARING & SECOND READ RZ 12-101: Pursuant to the City of Dunwoody Zoning Ordinance, Walton Ashwood, LLC, Owner of 1000 Ashwood Parkway, Seeks Permission to Rezone Property Currently Zoned Office-Institution Conditional (O-Ic) to Office-Institution
Conditional (O-Ic) to Allow for a Change of Previous Conditions.

PUBLIC HEARING & SECOND READ RZ 12-102: Pursuant to the City of Dunwoody Zoning Ordinance, Charles P. Stephens, Owner of 1725 Mount Vernon Road, Seeks Permission to Rezone Property Currently Zoned Office-Institution Conditional (O-Ic) to Office-Institution Conditional (O-Ic) to Allow for a Change of Previous Conditions.

Update on Transference of Fire and EMS Calls.

Agenda for October 15th Dunwoody City Council Meeting

Monday, October 15th
Dunwoody City Hall
41 Perimeter Center East

Dunwoody, GA 30346

6:00 p.m. - Work Session

7:00 p.m. - Voting Agenda
Watch Live at 7 pm

Agenda

Approval of Facility Use Agreements with Affiliated Programming Partners.

   Chattahoochee Weavers
   Dunwoody Preservation Trust
   Dunwoody Senior Baseball
   Nature Center
   Spruill Center
   Stage Door Players

Discussion of Park Rental Fees.

Discussion of Womack at Vermack Intersection Improvement.

FIRST READ: Ordinance to Amend the 2012 Operating and Capital Budgets

Discussion and Public Hearing of 2013 Proposed Budget.

           Civic Engagement Program

Presentation of Project Renaissance Parks and Trail Concept Plans. (Brent Walker)

Presentation of GIS Webviewer.

FIRST READ: RZ 12-101: Pursuant to the City of Dunwoody Zoning Ordinance, Walton
Ashwood, LLC, owner of 1000 Ashwood Parkway, seeks permission to rezone property
currently zoned Office-Institution Conditional (O-Ic) to Office-Institution Conditional (O-Ic) to
allow for a change of previous conditions.

FIRST READ: RZ 12-102: Pursuant to the City of Dunwoody Zoning Ordinance, Charles P.
Stephens, owner of 1725 Mount Vernon Road, seeks permission to rezone property currently
zoned Office-Institution Conditional (O-Ic) to Office-Institution Conditional (O-Ic) to allow for
a change of previous conditions.

Discussion of Agreement with ConnectSouth for Georgia Legislative Support.

Discussion of Methodology for Transplanting Trees from Dunwoody Parkway.

Resolution Appointing Member to Serve on Urban Redevelopment Agency

Discussion of City Council 2013 Meeting Schedule.