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City Council holds on plans for coffee shop
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to keep more than the 5 percent share it has been getting over the past decade. The cities say the county’s proposal will cost them tens of millions of dollars they need to pay for local services without
JOHNS CREEK, Ga. — Plans for a Scooter’s Coffee location near Johns Creek’s busiest intersection have been put on hold for now. At the Sept. 26 City Council meeting, a host of people associated with the project spread across three rows to await a decision on their request to change zoning conditions that would allow a 664-square-foot Scooter’s Coffee location. The building would stand as an outparcel in an existing shopping center on the intersection of Medlock Bridge Road and State Bridge Road. The area is currently used for parking. The application, which requests a variance in the existing C-1 (Com-
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Alpharetta Mayor Jim Gilvin, left, and Johns Creek Mayor John Bradberry display a bar graph showing decreases in service demands Fulton County has experienced over the past 10 years, Officials from 11 Fulton County cities hosted a town hall at the Georgia International Conference Center Sept. 28 to discuss distribution of the local option sales tax.
Cities unite over sales tax
Mayors meet to discuss negotiation with Fulton County By ALEXANDER POPP alex@appenmedia.com COLLEGE PARK, Ga. — Mayors and representatives of 11 Fulton County cities projected a message of unity and strength Sept. 28 at a second town hall
meeting to discuss distribution of the countywide local option sales tax. The cities are locking horns with Fulton County over how an estimated $3 billion in sales tax revenue will be distributed over the next 10 years. The cities are fighting a Fulton County bid