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Alpharetta holds talks on TSPLOST III projects By ANNABELLE REITER annabelle@appenmedia.com
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Roswell Mayor and City Council members stand alongside developers of the Hillrose Market at the ground breaking ceremony May 7 outside of City Hall.
Officials gather to hail launch of Roswell’s Hillrose Market By HANNAH YAHNE hannah@appenmedia.com ROSWELL, Ga. — Community members, developers and city leaders gathered May 7 near the construction site of Hillrose Market to celebrate breaking ground on the $120 million
multi-use space across from City Hall. The 7-acre site will offer more than 140 apartments within walking distance to 75,000-square-feet of retail, dining and office space. “This is a result of multiple administrations and countless
ALPHARETTA, Ga. — Alpharetta residents opened direct dialogue with city officials April 28 to discuss projects to be funded through the countywide transportation sales tax up for voter renewal in November. The city has until May 31 to submit its list of proposed transportation projects to Fulton County. This would be the third iteration of the five-year transportation
tax, or TSPLOST III. Alpharetta officials anticipate $71.6 million in revenues from the 0.75 percent sales tax through 2031. Alpharetta City Councilwoman Katie Reeves led the meeting at City Hall with Public Works Director Pete Sewczwicz. They presented the latest version of tiered potential projects and responded to questions. “I’d like to communicate better,” Reeves said.
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numbers and members of city leadership taking deliberate approach to this space,” Mayor Mary Robichaux said May 7. “Together, I think we landed on something we’re going to be very proud of.”
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Alpharetta City Councilwoman Katie Reeves speaks to a room of constituents at Alpharetta City Hall April 28. Reeves and Director of Public Works Pete Sewczwicz presented the updated tier list for proposed projects under a renewed transportation tax on the November ballot. The city has a May 31 deadline to turn the list in to Fulton County.
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