BUFORD CITY COMMISSION MEETING  Via Teleconference April 6, 2020  1.1 Pledge to the Flag.  2. Approve the agenda as presented, except public hearing items due to COVID-19. Rescheduled for the next Commission meeting on May  4, ,2020.  3. Approve the minutes from the March 2, 2020: meeting.  PUBLIC HEARINGS 4. Rezoning: I. #Z-19-17:  Oakmont Pacolet Acquisitions, LLC Gravel Springs & Sunny Hill Road Parcel: 7-143-040, 7-143-042, 7143-044 Requesting rezoning from C-2toN M-1  Acres: 31.058  PaZRecommendation  #Z-19-17: Oakmont Pacolet Acquisitions, LLC requests rezoning for the property located on Gravel Springs Road and Sunny Hill Road, being parcels 7-143-040, 7-143-042 and 7-143-044, containing 31.058 acres from C-21 to M-1. Jeff] Pruitt spoke on behalf ofthe applicant and explained the request to the Board. They are proposing one speculative warehouse building. Carter Wilson, adjoining property owner, stated his house was 100 yards from the power line easement and would be facing the back oft the property where the truck court is located. He had concerns ofnoise from the trucks and dumpsters. He did not feel this was a good location for an industrial building surrounded by residential and commercial properties. He did ask for a berm with a privacy fence be installed along the undisturbed buffer for screening. The developer agreed. Jeff Pruitt requested that curb/gutter and sidewalk be  1    eliminated on the portion of Sunny Hill Road easterly past the development drive and proposed to add curb/gutter and sidewalk on the adjacent property and connection to Mall of Georgia Boulevard. After a brief discussion, motion by Wayne Johnson and seconded by Homer Whiting to recommend approval oft the rezoning request to M-1 with the following conditions: 1. The subject property is to be developed substantially similar to the site plan provided with the application including the sizes, heights and colors ofthe proposed tilt-up buildings and associated site improvements. However, approval oft the rezoning case does not relieve the owner from conformity to the State EPD State Waters Regulations, Development Regulations, roadway improvements and 2. An enhanced landscape planting plan shall be required within the dissimilar zoning buffers where the existing vegetation does not provide for proper screening. Final plan is to be reviewed and 3. Building elevations shall be submitted to the Director of] Planning for review and approval prior to the approval of any permits. 4. Outdoor lighting shall be contained in cut-off type luminaires and shall be directed in toward the property SO as not to reflect into adjacent 5. Allow retaining wall in front yard in location generally shown on site plan with enhanced facades as approved by the Planning Director. 6. Continue curb/gutter and sidewalk from Mall of Georgia Boulevard along Sunny Hill Road to 100 feet past the proposed driveway entrance to the development eliminating the sidewalk past the driveway entrance 7. Install a six (6) foot berm outside the 50-foot undisturbed buffer along the driveway of Carter Wilson and install a privacy fence on top of the  Zoning Ordinances.  approved by the Planning Director.  properties or rights-of-way.  on Sunny Hill Road. berm for screening.  Ayes-5 Nays-0  2    II. #2-20-03#SUP-20-0: Revive Land Group Gravel Springs Road Parcel: 7-178-183/185 Acres: 2.58  Requesting rezoning from RA-200 to C-2  PaZRecommendation  Z-20-03/SUP-20-0: Revive Land Group requests rezoning for the property located on Gravel Springs Road, being parcels 7-178-183/185, containing 2.58 acres from RA-200 to C-2 with a special use permit to allowa a self-storage warehouse facility. Mitch Peevy spoke on behalfofthe applicant and explained the request to the Board. He stated the developer is proposing 117 townhomes with a climate control self-storage facility. He asked that zoning condition #3 on the staff report be eliminated and submitted a recorded easement agreement for the drive offofCedar Glade Lane. He also requested that the buffer be reduced from a 75-foot undisturbed buffer to a2 20 foot replanted buffer to all adjacent residential properties. Developer, Neval Allison, spoke stating the 117 townhomes would be 6.77 units per acre and asked that the front porches be a minimum 5 foot by 3 foot. Jonathan Benator, attorney for Mill Creek Lakes HOA, spoke in opposition oft the self- storage warehouse facility. He stated this rezoning request should be denied because the request is not compatible with the 2040 land use plan, iti is not justified by the standards ofthe zoning ordinance, the applicant cannot demonstrate the need for the development to be built, and the property has a reasonable economic use as residential. They are also against the buffer reduction. They would prefer townhomes be developed across both properties as opposed to a self-storage facility. An adjacent homeowner spoke with concerns of safety and increased traffic. After a brief discussion, motion was made by Wayne Johnson and seconded by Harley Bennett to recommend approval ofthe rezoning request to C-2 with the special use  permit with the following conditions:  1. The site plan, landscape plan and architectural plans shall be compliant tot the design standards of Section 1315 Mall of Georgia Overlay  District.  3    2. The applicant shall provide the City of Buford a 20' wide buffer replanting plan adjacent to all residentially zoned property that provides an effective year round screen. The final plan to be approved by the 3. All improvements within the Gravel Springs Road right-of-way requires the review and approval ofthe Georgia Department of 4. The applicant shall provide the City of Buford building elevations depicting the architectural treatments, color and proposed building height that are compliant to the Mall of Georgia Overlay District. 5. The applicant shall provide a 10-foot wide enhanced landscape plan and signage details adjacent to all right-of-ways. The landscape plan shall include a combination oftrees and shrubs to provide for an effective, year-round, screening from the roadways. The final landscape plan shall be reviewed and approved by the Planning 6. Outdoor storage shall be prohibited. This includes the storage ofa any  Planning Director.  Transportation.  Director.  recreational vehicles, cars, trucks or equipment.  Ayes 5 Nays 0  II. #Z-20-04#SUP-20-02: Revive Land Group Gravel Springs Road Parcel: 7-178-005/018/185 Acres: 17.278  Requesting rezoning from RA-200 to RM  PaZRecommendation  Z-20-04/SUP-20-02: The Revive Land Group requests rezoning for the property located on Gravel Springs Road, being parcels 7-178-005/018/185, containing 17.278 acres, from RA-200 to RM with a special use permit to allow townhomes. Mitch Peevy spoke on behalfofthe applicant and  4    explained the request to the Board. He stated the developer is proposing 117 townhomes with a climate control self-storage facility. Developer, Neval Allison, spoke stating the 117 townhomes would be 6.77 units per acre and asked that the front porches be a minimum 5 foot by 3 foot. Jonathan Benator, attorney for Mill Creek Lakes HOA, spoke in opposition of the self- storage warehouse facility, but was not opposed to the townhome development. An adjacent homeowner spoke with concerns of safety and increased traffic. The Board stated they would like to see 6 units per acre, which would be 103 townhomes. After a brief discussion, motion was made by Wayne Johnson and seconded by Bobby Davis to recommend approval of the rezoning request to RM with a special use permit to allow townhomes  with the following conditions:  1. Internal roadways shall be 24-feet wide back of curb to back ofcurb, privately owned and maintained by a mandatory Home Owner's  Association and built to Buford City Standards. 2. Front and rear setbacks shall be 25 feet.  3. 5' sidewalks are required on both sides ofinternal streets and connected to the existing sidewalk at Gravel Springs Road. Sidewalks shall also be provided for pedestrian connectivity ofinternal common areas. 4. Driveway aprons along Gravel Springs Road shall be removed and replaced with standard sidewalks and curb and gutter as needed. 5. Internal roadway street trees are required at a rate ofone tree per housing unit. The trees shall be ornamental trees. These trees are in addition to the minimal requirements of the City ofBuford's Tree 6. Townhome dwellings shall be a minimum of1800 square feet ofheated floor area with a minimum oftwo (2) bedrooms and two (2) bathrooms. 7. The gross density of the project shall not exceed 6.0 units per acre. 8. The development shall allow for fee simple attached ownership in the 9. The development shall be limited to a maximum of 103 units. 10.All units shall have a minimum length of18-foot-wide driveways and include a 2-car garage. Each driveway shall be a minimum length of 18-foot from the back of sidewalk to the front of the garage door. 11.Property shall be conveyed to the individual homeowners' fee simple. Individual homeowners' lots will consist ofthe property directly beneath their unit. All remaining property will be conveyed to the  Protection and Replacement Ordinance.  RM zoning district.  mandatory homeowners' association (HOA).  5    12.Building exteriors shall be constructed of a combination primarily of brick, stucco, stone or cement-base siding. Front elevations shall be primarily brick, stucco or stone. Side and rear elevations shall be brick, stone or stucco up to the same elevation as the eve elevation above the garage as shown on the provided elevations. Architectural elevations shall be submitted for review and approval by the Planning Director prior to issuance ofbuilding permits to determine compliance. 13.A street lighting plan shall be provided throughout the project and be 14.Utilities shall be placed under ground excluding stormwater detention which shall meet minimum requirements of Buford City stormwater 15.The HOA covenants shall prohibit the renting or leasing of units to no 16.All roofs shall be architectural type and have a minimum usable life of 17.Porches shall meet the following requirements, ifapplicable: a. Shall have a minimum depth of5 feet and 3 feet on the side. b. Shall be raised a minimum oftwo feet and maximum of four feet C. Shall not have unpainted, unstained or otherwise untreated or d. Shall provide enclosed masonry foundations ofbrick or stone. e. Shall not be enclosed with screens, plastic or other materials that f. Shall provide columns spaced a maximum distance of eight feet on-  approved by the Planning Director.  regulations. more than 10%.  30 years, per manufacturer's warranty.  from grade to the top of the stairs. exposed pressure treated lumber.  hinder visibility and/or natural air flow.  center and with a minimum width of eight inches. g. Shall provide stairs with enclosed risers.  18.Mechanical features, such as air conditioning condensers and dumpsters, shall be screened from view with plantings, walls or fences ofequal or greater height. Acceptable building materials included 19.Front and side windows shall meet the following requirements: a. Window trim shall not be flush with the exterior façade and shall provide a minimum reliefofone-quarter. (0.25) inch. b. Where provided, individual shutters shall be on-half the width of the C. Mirrored or painted windows or door glass is prohibited. 20.A mandatory homeowners' association (HOA) with protective covenants shall be provided and shall be responsible for maintenance of  those permitted on the principal building.  adjacent window opening, and;  6    common grounds, water quality/detention facilities and open spaces. The operation and enforcement of the covenants shall be operated by a 21.Prior to issuance ofa development permit, the applicant shall submit architectural elevations in the form of a "Plan Book" for structures for review and approval by the Planning Director. Atai minimum, the "Plan Book" shall include allowed building elevations, exterior colors, materials and other pertinent information. Said "Plan Book" shall become a binding restriction on the structures within the development and may be amended or supplemented only by approval ofthe City.  licensed property management company.  Ayes-5 Nays-0 IV. #Z-20-05: Jeff Henderson 85 South Alexanders Street Parcel: 7-294-009 Acres: 0.422  Requesting rezoning from C-2t to R-100  P&ZR Recommendation  #Z-20-05: JeffHenderson requests rezoning for the property located at 85 Alexander Street from C-2 to R-100. The applicant was not present. There were no objections from the audience. Motion by Homer Whiting and seconded by Harley Bennett to recommend approval oft the request to R-100  with the following condition:  1. Future changes to the occupation other than single family residential will require the rezoning of the property to the appropriate zoning  category. Ayes-5 Nays-0  7    V.# #Z-20-06: Hillgrove Homes, LLC 3659 Carter Road Parcel: 08-158-002023 Acres: 2.122  Requesting rezoning from RA-200 to R-100  PaZRecommendation  #Z-20-06: Hillgrove Homes, LLC requests rezoning for the property located at 3659 Carter Road from RA-200 to R-100. Chris Hill spoke on behalfof the applicant. He stated he proposed to divide the property into two (2) tracts to build two (2) single family residential homes. He said he would like for the homes to be farm style as the renderings submitted with the application. One adjacent neighbor asked about the size and location of the homes on the lots. There were: no objections from the audience. Motion by Homer Whiting and seconded by Bobby Davis to recommend approval ofthe request to R-  100 with the following conditions:  1. The applicant shall file a plat with the City of Buford for review and approval prior to the issuance of subsequent building permits. 2. The plat shall be substantially similar to the plat provided with the rezoning application subdividing into two (2) residential lots. 3. Both homes shall be no less than 2800 square feet heated space, excluding the basement, both finished and unfinished. 4. Both homes to have a minimum two (2) car garage.  5. Both homes shall be constructed with four sides brick or stone with architectural accents not to exceed 80% on each elevation on a craftsman style home. Accents shall include brick, stone, rock, stucco, shakes, hardiplank and concrete siding as approved by the Planning 6.1 Driveways to be asphalt or concrete and be a minimum of1 18-feet in 7. Architectural shingles shall be used as roofing material.  Director. width. Ayes-5 Nays-0  8    VI. #Z-20-07: Waffle House, Inc. 2800 Sawnee Avenue Parcel: 7-297-008 Acres: 0.844  Requesting rezoning from M-11 to C-2  P&ZR Recommendation  #Z-20-07: Waffle House, Inc. requests rezoning for the property located at 2800 Sawnee Avenue from M-1 to C-2. Erin Cleland spoke on behalfofthe applicant and explained the request to the Board. She stated this was a 0.84 acre site and would be too small for an industrial use. She said the site was more suited for commercial and that the entrance would be off Sawnee Avenue. Jim Means, owner of Skate Country, asked about sewer connection. She stated the sewer connection would be in the right-of-way on Sawnee Avenue. The Board stated that this was not a good location for a Waffle House and being in such close proximity to the school campus. The City of Buford 2040 Comprehensive Future Land Use Plan indicates this parcel as industrial. Motion by Wayne Johnson and seconded by Harley Bennett to  recommend denial. Ayes-5 Nays-0  5. Special Use Permit: I# #SUP-20-07: CGH A&D, LLC 100 Wiley Drive Parcel: 7-295E-008 attached fee simple. PaZRecommendation  Requesting a special use permit to allow townhomeslsingle family  #SUP-20-07: CGHA&D, LLC requested a special use permit for the property located at 100 Wiley Drive, out of parcel 7-295E-008, containing  9    1.946 acres. The special use permit requested is to allow single family attached fee simple townhomes. Cameron Henderson spoke on behalfofthe applicant and explained the request to the Board. He stated they are proposing a townhome development consisting of eight (8) units per acre. The Board stated the staff report is recommending six (6) units per acre. There were no objections from the audience. After a briefd discussion about the proposed project, motion was made by Wayne Johnson and seconded by Bobby Davis to recommend approval ofthe special use permit as requested  with the following conditions:  1. Minimum square footage oftownhomes shall be 1800 square feet. 3. Roadway improvements shall conform to City of] Buford Ordinances 4. All proposed private streets shall be constructed to City of Buford Ordinances including, but not limited to, curb and gutter, sidewalks, 5. Roadway width shall be reduced to 24' back of curb to back of curb. 6. Private street access easement/utility easement shall be reduced to 40' in width with the approval oft the Gwinnett County Fire Marshal. 7. Private street terminus shall be approved per the special use permit site 9. Inter-parcel access shall not be gated or blocked. Drive shall connect to 10.The zoning buffer adjacent to the residential subdivision to the south shall be reduced to a 20 foot replanted buffer with a variety of evergreen trees and shrubs to provide for an effective year round screen. The final design shall be approved by the Planning Director. 11.The townhome subdivision shall include five (5) foot side sidewalks with a two (2) foot grass strip internally and adjacent to Wiley Drive. 12.The distance from the garage door to the back of sidewalk shall bea 13.Yards shall be sodded. At] least one (1) ornamental tree shall be planted 14.The front setback adjacent to Wiley Drive shall be reduced to 20 feet. 15.The front elevation shall be 40% brick or stone with accents not to exceed 60%. The side and rear elevation shall have a brick or stone water table to the eave elevation oft the garage. Accents shall include brick, stone, rock, stucco, shakes, hardiplank and concrete siding as  2. Density shall not exceed 6 units per acre. where properties have road frontage.  etc.  plan with a hammerhead type ofcul-de-sac. 8. Side yard perimeter setbacks shall be reduced to 10 feet.  the adjacent parking lot.  minimum of 20 feet.  int the front yard minimal 2" caliper.  10    approved by the Planning Director. The final design is to be substantially similar to the elevations provided with this application. 16.A mandatory homeowners' association (HOA) shall be provided and be responsible for maintenance of all grounds, water qualityldetention  facilities and open space.  Ayes-5 Nays-0  II. #SUP-20-08: RCCG- The House of Prayer 5161 Bellewood Court Parcel: 08-170-002050  Requesting a special use permit to allow a church.  P&ZR Recommendation  #SUP-20-08: RCCG- The House of Prayer requested a special use permit for the property located at 5161 Bellewood Court. The special use permit requested is to allow a church. Toluope Makinde spoke on behalfofthe applicant and explained the request to the Board. He stated they had approximately 30 adults plus children and the services were held on Sunday morning, Tuesday evening and Friday evening. He said they had adequate parking for their members. There were no objections from the audience. Motion by Harley Bennett and seconded by Bobby Davis to recommend approval ofthe special use permit as requested with the following conditions: 1. The special use permit is approved for the occupancy ofthe building by RCCG- The House of] Prayer. Should the applicant vacate the building in the future the special use permit is considered expired. 2. Prior to the issuance of a certificate of occupancy the applicant shall provide the City building inspector a report prepared by a Georgia Certified General Contractor confirming the building's maximum occupancy load and the existing HVAC system is sufficiently designed  to serve the increased occupancy.  Ayes-5 Nays-0  11    II. #SUP-20-09: All Georgia Towing 3932 Sudderth Road Parcel: 7-229-063  Requesting a special use permit to allow RV/Boat storage and auto  impound lot and auction site. P8ZRecommendtion  #SUP-20-09: All Georgia Towing requested a special use permit for the property located at 3932 Sudderth Road. The special use permit requested is toa allow RV/boat storage and auto impound lot and auction site. Mitch Peevy spoke on behalf ofthe applicant and explained the request to the Board. He stated the upper lot would be the impound lot and used for auctions once: a month on Saturday. The lower lot would be cleaned up and improved fora a future RV/boat storage. The property owners across the street were in opposition of the request and asked about the nature ofthe business and the hours of operation. The owner stated the business shall be available for 24- hour service as needed. The owner also stated that they would not do the boat storage at this time and would come back to the Board at a later time for that use. Initially they would just clean up and improve the lower site and provide al landscaping plan. Mr. Peevy asked the Board to allow the gravel parking area as existing and without curbing on the upper lot. Mr. Kerlin stated the site would have to comply with all current stormwater guidelines. After a brief discussion, motion was made by Wayne Johnson and seconded by Harley Bennett to recommend approval ofthe special use permit with the  following conditions:  1. Approval oft this special use permit is for All Georgia Towing. Should the site be vacated in the future this special use permit is considered 2. Prior to the issuance ofa certificate of occupancy, the applicant shall schedule a site inspection with the City of Buford to confirm the cleanup and removal oft the junk yard components and vehicles. 3. All automotive impound storage shall be within designated parking areas as shown on the site plan submitted with the special use permit 4. The gravel storage area shall be maintained at all times and with a thickness of no less than 6"d ofcompacted aggregate. The owner shall add perimeter curbing to control stormwater runoff. The curbing shall  expired.  application.  12    meet the minimal standards for the curb and gutter as specified in the Buford Development Regulations subject to the approval ofthe City 5. Parking on Sudderth Road shall be prohibited, including times during auto auctions. All customers attending the auto auction shall park within designated parking spaces. Auctions shall only be on the 6. The existing site and building shall be brought to standards concerning ADA access and reviewed and approved by the Gwinnett County Fire 7. The lower lot shall be cleaned up and all debris and block barriers removed. The owner shall submit a landscaping plan to the City for 8. Sudderth Road shall be widened with curb and gutter along the entire  engineer.  designated vehicle impound lot.  Marshal's office.  review and approval. property frontage.  Ayes-5 Nays-0 5. Annexations:  I.  Tract #1 - Plat #577 Gwinnett County 7-327-079  Michael Parker 2630 Buford Dam Road Buford, Georgia 30518  Property: 2630 Buford Dam Road  Acres: 0.470 Zoned from: RL Zoned to: RL  PaZKecommendation  Plat #577: Michael S. Parker requested annexation and zoning for the property located at 2603 Buford Dam Road from RL to RL. The applicant was present and explained the request to the Board. Gwinnett County did not object to the annexation and zoning request and there were no objections from the audience. Motion by Homer Whiting and seconded by Bobby Davis to  recommend approval ofthe annexation and zoning to RL.  13    Ayes-5 Nays-0  II. Tract #2- Plat #578  Gwinnett County 7-326-122  Samuel & Rhonda Tulumello 2200 Shoal Creek Road Buford, Georgia 30518  Property: 2200 Shoal Creek Road  Acres: 0.950 Zoned from: R-100 Zoned to: R-100 P8ZRecommendation  Plat# #578: Samuel and Rhonda Tulumello requested annexation and zoning for the property located at 2200 Shoal Creek Road from R-100 to R-100. The applicant was present and explained the request to the Board. Gwinnett County did not object to the annexation and zoning request and there were no objections from the audience. Motion by Wayne Johnson and seconded by Homer Whiting to recommend approval ofthe annexation and zoning to R-  100.  Ayes-5 Nays-0  II. Tract#3 - Plat #579  Gwinnett County 7-327-021A  Laura Steffe  5445 Shadburn Ferry Road Buford, Georgia 30518  Property: 5445 Shadburn Ferry Road  Acres: 0.700 Zoned from: R-100 Zoned to: R-100  14    PaZRecommendation  Plat #579: Laura Steffee requested annexation and zoning for the property located at 5445 Shadburn Ferry Road from R-100 to R-100. The applicant was present and explained the request to the Board. Gwinnett County did not object to the annexation and zoning request and there were no objections from the audience. Motion by Harley Bennett and seconded by Bobby Davis to recommend approval ofthe annexation and zoning to R-100.  Ayes-5 Nays-0  IV. - Tract #4 - Plat #580  Hall County 07-299-001002A  Richard & Betsy Garner 3636 Carter Road Buford, Georgia 30518  Property: 440 Thunder Road Acres: 0.82 Zoned from: AR-III Zoned to: RA-200 PaZRecommendation  Plat #580: Richard J. and Betsy A. Garner requested annexation and zoning for the property located at 440 Thunder Road from AR-III to RA-200. The applicant was present and explained the request to the Board. Hall County did not object to the annexation and zoning request and there were no objections from the audience. Motion by Homer Whiting and seconded by Wayne Johnson to recommend approval of the annexation and zoning to RA-  200.  Ayes-5 Nays-0  15    V. Tract #5-1 Plat #581  Hall County 08-156-002002  Rhett Thornhill 3010 Hamilton Mill Road Buford, Georgia 30518  Property: 3544 North Bogan Road  Acres: 5.27 Zoned from: R-1 Zoned to: R-100 PaZRecommendation  Plat #581: Rhett Thornhill requested annexation and zoning for the property located at 3544 North Bogan Road from R-1 to R-100. Ronnie Rodriquez spoke on behalf ofthe applicant and explained the request to the Board. He stated this was a 5.27 acre tract and proposed to divide into five (5) residential lots. Builder, John Gatlin was also present. Hall County did not object to the annexation and zoning request and there were no objections from the audience. Motion by Homer Whiting and seconded by Harley Bennet to recommend approval ofthe annexation and zoning to R-100 with the  following conditions:  1. Single family homes and accessory uses only. 2. Shall consist ofai maximum of five (5) lots.  3. All homes shall be constructed with four (4) sides brick or stone with accents not to exceed 40% on each elevation. Accents shall include brick, stucco, rock, shakes, hardiplank and concrete siding as approved 4. All front, sides and rear yards shall be sodded and shall have two (2)3- inch caliper ornamental trees planted in the front yard. 5. All homes shall have a minimum gross heated floor area of3400 square feet exclusive of garages or basements. All homes shall have a 6. To install curb and gutter and five (5) foot sidewalk with two (2) foot landscape strip along the entire property frontage. 7. Architectural shingles shall be used as roofing material. 8. The developer shall file a plat with the City of Buford for review and approval prior to the issuance of subsequent building permits.  by the Planning Director.  minimum two (2) car garages.  16    Ayes-5 Nays-0  7. Development Regulations Amendment:  I. #ZA-20-02: Amend City ofBuford Development Regulations  Article 9, Section 9.10.1.2(3)(a-d) and Article 9,  Section 9.10.2 - Definitions.  P&ZR Recommendation  #ZA-20-02: Motion by Homer Whiting and seconded by Bobby Davis to recommend approval ofan amendment to the City of Buford Development  Regulations Article 9, Section 9.10.1.2(3) (a-d) and Article 9, Section 9.10.2, Definitions.  Ayes-5 Nays-0 8. De-Annexations:  Plat#582 Gwinnett County 7-178-005  James & Sheila Brown Croft 3041 Gravel Springs Road Buford, Georgia 30518  Property: 3041 Gravel Springs Road  Acres: 9.328 Zoned: RA-200 II.P Plat#5 583  Gwinnett County 7-178-018  Sherri Denise Brown Gravel Springs Road Buford, Georgia 30519  Property: Gravel Springs Road  Acres: 9.196 Zoned: RA-200  17    END OF PUBLICHEARINGS  9. Adopt and ratify Executive Order 2020-1 and 2020-2 not in conflict with Governor's Order relating to City Operations and Authority of City  Manager.  10.Approve postponement of Planning and Zoning and Zoning Board of  Appeals meetings for April 2020. 940 Gainesville Highway. Application for FFY 2021.  11.Consider approval of sewer allocation for Village at Lake Lanier Lot #6 at  12. Approve Resolution for Community Development Block Grant  13. Consider approval of Resolution for GDOT Roadside Enhancement and Beautification Council (REBC) grant program for landscaping ofI-985  and SR 20 interchange.  14. Consider re-appointments of Bobby Davis to Buford Housing Authority  Board and Dorothy Lott as Resident Board Member.  15.A Appoint Phillip Beard as 2020 Municipal Gas Authority of Georgia annual election voting delegate and Bryan Kerlin and Daren Perkins as alternates. 16. Approve Republic Service, Inc. March 30, 2020 Statement of Consistency submittal for a proposed facility expansion as required. by the City's Solid  Waste Management Plan.  17.Authorize payment #1 for Buford multi-use trail project.  18.Authorize payment #6 for SR 316 at Harbins Road gas relocation project. 19.Authorize payment #9 for Southside Trunk Sewer Improvements - Phase  II.  20. Authorize invoices No. 1 and No. 2 for Water Plant replacement  membrane filtration system.  18    21. Authorize payment #1 for SR 324 at I-85 gas relocation project. 22. Authorize payment #6 for the legion fields improvements project. 23.. Authorize payment #18 for the Buford parking deck project.  24. City Manager's Report. 25. City Attorney's Report.  NOTE: The City of Buford does not discriminate on the basis of disabilityi int the admission or access to, ort treatment or employment in, its programs or activities per the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1992. Bryan Kerlin, City Manager, 770-945-6761, has been designated to coordinate compliance with the non-discrimination requirements contained in Section 35.107 of the Department of. Justice Regulations. Information concerning the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act, and the rights provided thereunder, are available from the ADA coordinator. The City of Buford will assist citizens with special needs given proper advance notice. Any requests forr reasonable: accommodations. required byi individuals to fully participatei in any openr meeting, program, or activity oft the City should be directed tot the ADA Coordinator, Bryan Kerlin, 23001 Buford Highway, Buford, Georgia, 770-945-6761.  19