Lawrenceville — City Council Regular Meeting, February 23, 2026
This is a summary of the official Lawrenceville City Council Regular Meeting held on February 23, 2026. The Council approved several zoning items, including a rezoning on Honeysuckle Avenue and a buffer reduction on West Pike Street, while denying special use permits for an accessory structure and a carwash. Additionally, they awarded contracts for the West Pike Street Sidewalk Infill Project and underground electric distribution cable installation, and approved a resolution amending the Downtown Development Authority boundary.
Topics
- zoning
- contracts
- transportation
- finance
- procedural
Actions
Agenda Additions / Deletions
approved · Vote: 5-0 · Motion: Victoria Jones · Second: Bryant Harris
Motion to approve agenda as amended made by Council Member Jones, Seconded by Council Member Harris.
Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes
approved · Vote: 5-0 · Motion: Bruce Johnson · Second: Victoria Jones
Motion to accept prior meeting minutes made by Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Seconded by Council Member Jones.
SB011-26 — Consent Agenda Items 4-7
approved · Vote: 5-0 · Motion: Victoria Jones · Second: Randy Travis
Motion to accept Consent Agenda items as read into record by Frank Hartley, City Attorney made by Council Member Jones, Seconded by Council Member Travis.
RZM2025-00023 — Rezone 464 West Pike Street
tabled
Tabled to Work Session, March 04, 2026 and Regular Meeting, March 19, 2026.
RZR2025-00031 — Rezone 151 Honeysuckle Avenue from RS-150 to RS-50 INF
approved · Vote: 5-0 · Motion: Victoria Jones · Second: Bruce Johnson
Motion to approve RZR2025-00031; Rezone the Subject Property from RS-150 (Single-Family Residential District) to RS-50 INF (One-Family Infill Residential District) to Develop three (3) Single-Family Residences per the Mayor and Council recommended conditions, motion amended to include no more than 3 - 1 family detached units in 1A as discussed made by Council Member Jones, Seconded by Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson.
SUP2025-00119 — Special Use Permit for accessory structure larger than 400ft at 715 Paper Creek Drive
denied · Vote: 5-0 · Motion: Bruce Johnson · Second: Randy Travis
Motion to deny SUP2025-00119; Sultan Hassan; 715 Paper Creek Drive for an accessory structure larger than 400ft made by Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Seconded by Council Member Travis.
SUP2025-00120 — Special Use Permit to Allow an Automobile Wash in a BG Zoning District
denied · Vote: 5-0 · Motion: Victoria Jones · Second: Bryant Harris
Motion to deny SUP2025-00120; Marco Burgos; 725 Grayson Highway Special Use Permit to Allow an Automobile Wash (Carwash) in a BG (General Business) Zoning District made by Council Member Jones, Seconded by Council Member Harris.
BFR2025-00003 — Buffer Reduction at 377 West Pike Street
approved · Vote: 5-0 · Motion: David Still · Second: Randy Travis
Motion to approve BFR2025-00003; Amit Gupta; 377 West Pike Street Buffer Reduction Between the Subject Property Zoned BG (General Business District) and Neighboring Properties Zoned RS-150 (Single Family Residential) From 75 Feet to 0 Feet made by Mayor Still, Seconded by Council Member Travis.
Resolution to amend the DDA boundary
approved · Vote: 5-0 · Motion: Victoria Jones · Second: Bruce Johnson
Motion to approve Resolution to amend the DDA boundary as presented made by Council Member Jones, Seconded by Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson.
West Pike Street Sidewalk Infill Project Contract Award
approved · Vote: 5-0 · $500152.73 · Motion: Victoria Jones · Second: Bryant Harris
Motion to Award West Pike Street Sidewalk Infill Project to the second-lowest, responsive, and responsible bidder, Hasbun Construction, LLC, amount not to exceed $500,152.73.
SB017-26 — On-Demand Underground Electric Distribution Cable Installation Contract Award
approved · Vote: 5-0 · $520764 · Motion: Victoria Jones · Second: Randy Travis
Motion to approve to award an annual on-demand services contract to E & A Adventures for Underground Electric Distribution Cable Installation (SB017-26) in the estimated annual amount of $520,764.00, with four (4) one-year renewal options.
Sources
Everything above is extracted from the city's own published record:
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