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Cobb County Meetings

Board of Commissioners - 2026-02-24

1h 39m9,568 words
5zoningmotion to approveCobb County, GA

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10
Decisions
4
Market Signals
2
Developments

Meeting Summary

The February 24, 2026 Cobb County Board of Commissioners meeting was largely ceremonial and procedural, with no substantive zoning, development, or land use votes taken. The consent agenda was approved 5-0 with one revision to include zoning minutes. Nine transportation projects totaling approximately $5.9 million were approved, including road improvements, trail engineering, and drainage repairs across multiple districts.

Key Decisions (10)

Approved

Consent Agenda Approval

The Board approved the consent agenda as revised, including updated zoning minutes. Vote was unanimous.

Vote: 5-0
Approved

All Star Powder Springs Road Trail Engineering Design

Approved consultant services agreement with BCC Engineering (Heath and Linebeck engineers) for preliminary engineering design of All Star Powder Springs Road Trail, Cobb County project B2439, in amount not to exceed $1,160,174.88.

Vote: 5-0
Approved

2026 Countywide Microsurfacing Contract

Approved contract with Asphalt Paving Systems Incorporated for microsurfacing of county maintained streets, project B2931, in amount not to exceed $1,454,375.61.

Vote: 5-0
Approved

Holly Springs Road at Sandy Plains Road Intersection

Approved contract with Azimuth Contractors LLC for Holly Springs Road at Sandy Plains Road improvements, project B2313, in amount not to exceed $1,367,887.52.

Vote: 5-0
Approved

Chimney Springs Drive Drainage Repairs

Approved contract with Lawson Enterprises LLC for drainage system repairs on Chimney Springs Drive, project B2205, in amount not to exceed $217,333.

Vote: 5-0
Approved

Dugan Drive Drainage Repairs

Approved contract with D and H Construction Company for drainage system repairs on Dugan Drive, project B22183/2517, in amount not to exceed $164,971.50.

Vote: 5-0
Approved

Boxwood Trace Drainage Repairs

Approved contract with D and H Construction Company for drainage system repairs on Boxwood Trace, project B22198, in amount not to exceed $269,694.75.

Vote: 5-0
Approved

Chattahoochee River Trail Phase 2 Engineering

Approved supplemental agreement with Thomas and Hutton Engineering Company for engineering design of Chattahoochee River Trail pilot phase two, project B2432, in amount not to exceed $958,853.09.

Vote: 5-0
Approved

GDOT Incident Management Signs MOU

Approved memorandum of understanding with Georgia Department of Transportation for incident management dynamic message overhead lane signs, project B2523, in amount not to exceed $355,562.77.

Vote: 5-0
Approved

FY2027 Congressional Grant Applications

Approved submission of grant applications for four projects: Salisbury Road at Old Mountain Road intersection safety improvements (B2459), Cumberland transit center (B2457), Noonday Creek Trail expansion (B2455), and Powder Springs Road Trail (B2439).

Vote: 5-0

Development Activity (2)

Midway Road Development

Developer: Not specifiedLocation: Midway Road, Powder Springs areaType: ResidentialStatus: Under Review

Development with 40% of land to remain undisturbed to protect trees and streams per county codes.

Villa Rica/Barrett Parkway Development

Developer: Not specifiedLocation: Villa Rica Road at Barrett Parkway, District 1Type: OtherStatus: Under Review

Site had colonial gas pipeline running through property. Terrain remanufactured for drainage and detention ponds constructed to address flooding concerns.

Market Signals (4)

Infrastructure

County investing heavily in trail infrastructure with Chattahoochee River Trail, All Star Powder Springs Road Trail, Noonday Creek Trail expansion, and Powder Springs Road Trail projects totaling over $2 million in engineering alone.

Housing Demand

Residential development activity noted in Powder Springs area with tree clearing for new housing construction, indicating continued housing demand in western Cobb County.

Infrastructure

County pursuing federal congressionally directed spending for FY2027 for Cumberland transit center and multiple trail projects, signaling continued infrastructure investment priorities.

Other

Austell Gas utility price gouging controversy with bills two to three times normal amounts affecting residents; City of Austell raised property taxes 158% last year citing gas utility revenue shortfalls.