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Approving an administrative variance allowing certificates of occupancy (CO's) of no more than 25 percent, based on the percentage of completed amenities

Approving an administrative variance allowing certificates of occupancy (CO's) of no more than 25 percent

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Approving an administrative variance allowing certificates of occupancy (CO's) of no more than 25 percent, based on the percentage of completed amenities

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7members of McDonough City Council decide thisWho decides
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The latest recorded vote on this issue, April 20, 2026
Yes6
No1

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CityMcDonough City CouncilPassed Apr 20

Who decides this

  • Darryl PaytonAt large seat 1Voted yesEmail
  • Vanessa ThomasAt large seat 2Voted noEmail
  • Kamali VarnerCity of McDonoughVoted yesCallEmail
  • Xavier JohnsonDistrict 1Voted yesEmail
  • Jamal BurtDistrict 2Voted yesEmail
  • Scott ReevesDistrict 3Voted yesEmail
  • Larry BlueDistrict 4Voted yesEmail

Whole board: passed 6 to 1, Apr 20

Decided, Apr 20: The council voted 6 to 1 on the motion for the approval of an administrative variance to allow for the issuance of CO's not to exceed 25 percent, based on the percentage of completed amenities. It passed.

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