Peachtree Corners — City Council Work Session, July 14, 2026
The Peachtree Corners City Council held an official work session on July 14, 2026. The council discussed a proposed Public Art Ordinance, a new process for unsolicited funding proposals, and received updates on transportation initiatives and road construction. They also entered an executive session to discuss a real estate matter.
Topics
- transportation
- it_technology
- finance
- procedural
Actions
Public Art Ordinance
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Shaun Adams, Community Development Director, presented information regarding a proposed Public Art Ordinance. Following discussion, the council agreed to move the ordinance forward for further consideration.
Unsolicited Funding Proposal Form
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Brian Johnson, City Manager, informed the council that the city will begin using a new process and form for unsolicited sponsorship and contribution requests.
PTC/CLab Transportation Initiatives
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Brian Johnson, City Manager, updated Council on the status of various City and Curiosity Lab transportation initiative such as the joint PTC/GDOT Technology Testing and Demonstration Corridor along SR 141, the creation of a Buy America Readiness and Advisory Center for Federally funded transportation infrastructure projects, and the identification and evaluation of emerging AV shuttle services.
City Manager Updates
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Brian Johnson, City Manager, provided updates on ongoing road construction projects within the city limits.
Motion to Enter Executive Session for One Real Estate Matter
approved · Vote: 6-0 · Motion: Weare Gratwick · Second: Alex Wright
MOTION ENTER EXECUTIVE SESSION FOR ONE REAL ESTATE MATTER. By: Council Member Gratwick Seconded: Council Member Wright Vote: (6-0) (Gratwick, Wright, Mason, Sadd, Christ, Douglass)
Motion to Exit Executive Session
approved · Vote: 6-0 · Motion: Phil Sadd · Second: Ora B. Douglass
MOTION TO EXIT EXECUTIVE SESSION. By: Council Member Sadd Seconded: Council Member Douglass Vote: (6-0) (Sadd, Douglass, Mason, Christ, Wright, Douglass)
Sources
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