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August 13, 2021 August 13, 2021 This is a monthly update issued by the Manager’s Office regarding the activities of the Unified Government. The Mayor and Commission have developed “strategic commitments” that communicate what the citizens of Athens-Clarke County should expect from their local government. The report is not a comprehensive list of all activities undertaken by the Unified Government, but rather a select amount of information to help inform the public. The information is organized under these strategic commitment headings. Updated information from the past month is found in blue text. TABLE OF CONTENTS INFORMED & ENGAGED CITIZENS ISSUES BEFORE COMMISSION September 7, 2021 Voting Meeting ......................................................................................................... 4 September 14, 2021 Work Session .......................................................................................................... 6 COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Recent Meetings ...................................................................................................................................... 6 Upcoming Meetings ............................................................................................................................... 10 TAX COLLECTION (PROPERTY, SALES, EXCISE AND BUSINESS TAXES) ......................................................... 11 DEPARTMENTS Leisure Services ...................................................................................................................................... 12 Public Information Office ....................................................................................................................... 14 Public Utilities ........................................................................................................................................ 16 PROJECTS OF NOTE Envision Athens ...................................................................................................................................... 17 HEALTHY, LIVABLE, AND SUSTAINABLE ATHENS-CLARKE COUNTY DEPARTMENTS Animal Services ...................................................................................................................................... 19 Central Services ...................................................................................................................................... 19 Cooperative Extension Service .............................................................................................................. 21 Leisure Services ...................................................................................................................................... 22 Public Utilities ........................................................................................................................................ 23 Solid Waste ............................................................................................................................................ 24 Sustainability Office ............................................................................................................................... 27 CAPITAL PROJECT – AFFORDABLE HOUSING ............................................................................................... 28 CAPITAL PROJECT – CLASSIC CENTER ARENA PROJECT ............................................................................... 28 CAPITAL PROJECTS – FACILITIES SPACE MODERNIZATION PROJECT .......................................................... 29 CAPITAL PROJECTS - BROADBAND ENHANCEMENT PROJECT ..................................................................... 30 CAPITAL PROJECTS - EAST SIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY PROJECT ......................................................................... 30 SNAPSHOT :: PAGE 1 OF 69 CAPITAL PROJECTS – LEISURE SERVICES Sandy Creek Park Renovations – Playground Replacement .................................................................. 30 Park Facilities Improvements – Memorial Park - Small Mammal Exhibit .............................................. 31 Park Facilities Improvements – Project 16, Sub-Project #18 – Ben Burton Pavilion ............................. 32 Park Facilities Improvements – Dudley Park Improvements ................................................................. 32 CAPITAL PROJECTS – SOLID WASTE Phase V Landfill Expansion .................................................................................................................... 33 CAPITAL PROJECTS – SUSTAINABILITY OFFICE Solarize Athens 2.0 ................................................................................................................................. 34 Hybrid Vehicle Replacement Program ................................................................................................... 34 TRANSPORTATION MOBILITY & CONNECTIVITY DEPARTMENTS Transit .................................................................................................................................................... 36 Transportation & Public Works .............................................................................................................. 39 CAPITAL PROJECTS – LEISURE SERVICES Park Facilities Improvements – Rails-to-Trails Network Program – Sub-Project #2 Firefly Trail .......... 40 Park Facilities Improvements – Rails-to-Trails Network Program – Sub-Project #3 Firefly Trail .......... 41 Sub-Project 4 - Firefly Trail – Trail Creek Crossing ................................................................................. 41 Oconee Rivers Greenway Project .......................................................................................................... 43 CAPITAL PROJECTS – TRANSPORTATION & PUBLIC WORKS Sidewalk Gap Program – FY17 Projects Group 2 – Holman Ave and Magnolia St ................................ 43 West Broad Area Pedestrian Improvements ......................................................................................... 44 2020 Pavement Maintenance Project ................................................................................................... 44 2021 Pavement Maintenance Project ................................................................................................... 44 Tallassee Road Bridge over CSX Railroad Replacement ........................................................................ 45 Lexington Highway Corridor Improvements .......................................................................................... 45 Atlanta Highway Corridor Improvements .............................................................................................. 45 Clayton Street Infrastructure and Transportation Improvements ........................................................ 46 SAFE & PREPARED COMMUNITY DEPARTMENTS Animal Services ...................................................................................................................................... 48 Central Services ...................................................................................................................................... 49 Code Enforcement ................................................................................................................................. 50 Police Services ........................................................................................................................................ 50 Public Utilities ........................................................................................................................................ 54 SHARED PROSPERITY DEPARTMENTS Building & Planning Activity ................................................................................................................... 57 ACCOUNTABLE & RESPONSIVE GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS Airport .................................................................................................................................................... 58 Central Services ...................................................................................................................................... 58 Leisure Services ...................................................................................................................................... 61 SNAPSHOT :: PAGE 2 OF 69 Public Information Office ....................................................................................................................... 61 Public Utiltieis ........................................................................................................................................ 61 Transportation & Public Works .............................................................................................................. 62 CAPITAL PROJECTS Brooklyn Creek Interceptor Project Phase I and 2 Combined ............................................................... 62 Upper North Oconee Interceptor Phase 2B Project .............................................................................. 62 Upper North Oconee Interceptor Phase 2C Project .............................................................................. 63 Tanyard Creek Interceptor Improvements Phase 3 ............................................................................... 63 J.G. Beacham Water Treatment Plant Industrial Coating & Painting .................................................... 63 CURRENT AUDITS BEING CONDUCTED BY THE OFFICE OF OPERATIONAL ANALYSIS ................................. 64 POSITIVE CITIZEN FEEDBACK .................................................................................................
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