Geographic Information Systems (Gis) Manager at City of Rome
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The Planning Commission reviewed and acted on several zoning and special use permit applications. Applications for a rooming or boarding house at 22 Tumlin Drive and rezoning at 3456 Martha Berry Highway were denied. The Commission approved rezoning requests for properties at 227 Bells Ferry Road, 552 Old Bells Ferry Road, and 442 Miller Mountain Road.
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The board discussed a change order for the Phase 9 construction project due to unforeseen rock excavation and groundwater complications. The approved plan involves re-installing gravity sewers and underdrains to meet design and operation standards. The change order includes an additional 120 days at a cost of approximately $250,000 for the contractor and $200,000 for the consulting firm.
The commission reviewed and approved several land use applications, including special use permits for a sober living facility and a manufactured home, as well as a rezoning request for a residential property. Key administrative actions included the approval of a construction contract for the city's fueling station and the appointment of a citizen member to the Rome Redevelopment Agency. The session also featured an official acknowledgment regarding the historical legacy of Roland Hayes, reports on upcoming community events, and public commentary concerning industrial development, potential railroad quiet zones, and data center regulations.
The board reviewed various programmatic accomplishments, including year-to-date events in education, beautification, and litter reduction. Key updates involved the implementation of GIS technology for litter tracking, a strategic shift in messaging and volunteer management, and progress on tree planting initiatives funded by state grants. Additionally, the meeting addressed litter issues at bridge encampments and coordination with law enforcement and the Department of Transportation. Future administrative goals, including affiliate standards and website updates, were also discussed.
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