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Here's this week's highlights:
The Monday Minute: April 28
April 21st Town Hall Recap
At last week’s monthly town hall meeting, the Mayor provided residents with an update on several ongoing development projects shaping the future of our city. The discussion was lively and engaging, reflecting the community’s deep investment in local affairs.
Topics raised by residents included the city’s approach to addressing the unhoused, the status of both current and past code enforcement cases, and an exciting proposal for a potential car show this fall.
The evening also featured moments of appreciation, as one resident commended the police department for offering out-of-town home checks during vacations—a valued service that brings peace of mind to many. Another resident praised Code Enforcement Officer McCord for her dedication and professionalism, recognizing their positive impact on the community.
As always, the town hall served as a meaningful space for open dialogue and collaboration between city leadership and residents.
April 24th Planning Commission Meeting Recap
The Planning Commission held a Regularly Scheduled hearing on April 24, 2025, to review proposed text amendments to Article 5, Section 502 - Old Town (OT) Overlay District. The text amendments come as a result of a year-long effort to better define the Architectural and Site requirements for new development and redevelopment within the Overlay District; the Planning Commission elected to recommend approval of the proposed text amendments to the City Council. The proposed text amendments and supplemental study will be heard by City Council on Monday, May 12, 2025.
Reminder to Renew OTC Before April 30
Attention Lilburn business owners: Occupation Tax Certificates expired on January 31. If you have not yet renewed, please do so by April 30 to avoid late fees. Businesses that remain noncompliant after the deadline may receive a visit from Code Enforcement and could be subject to additional penalties. Don’t risk unnecessary fees—renew your certificate today and stay in good standing with the City of Lilburn. Business Licenses & Related Information
RequestTracker Update
The City is aware of ongoing issues with the RequestTracker system, particularly when accessed on mobile devices. An upgrade to improve performance and usability is scheduled to be implemented within the next 60 days. We appreciate your patience as we work to enhance your experience.
Update on DDA-owned Property at First and Main
The DDA is finalizing its redevelopment concept for the 2.6-acre assemblage it owns at First and Main. The site plan has been approved by the Mayor and Council and includes 21 row houses and 12,000 sf of commercial (retail/restaurant) space. We will post the final renderings in the near future!
4/29 Food Truck Tuesday
Come out to Old Town Lilburn for tomorrow's Food Truck Tuesday with Burger 21 & My's Vietnamese Food Mobile. Enjoy a taste of local cuisine every Tuesday at the corners of Main St. and First Avenue in Old Town Lilburn, running from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Explore various food options each week from multiple vendors.
Special Called Work Session for Next Monday, 5/5
Special Called Work Session
Monday, May 5 | 6:00 p.m.
Council Chambers (2nd Floor)
Lilburn City Hall (340 Main St.)
Construction Update on the Railroad Avenue Project
Site development work is steadily progressing on the Railroad Avenue project as crews continue installing the essential infrastructure that will support future construction. This foundational phase includes the installation of utilities, grading, and other critical site preparations required before the project can begin to rise vertically.
Bryson/Hood Road Re-alignment Project Update
Construction crews are actively working on the new turn lane that will serve the future entrance to Bryson Park. This is part of the ongoing re-alignment project at Hood Road and Bryson Park, aimed at improving traffic flow and enhancing park accessibility.