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Roswell approves $183.7M Fulton tax deal for Holcomb Bridge

Roswell City Council unanimously approved a $183.7 million tax-revenue deal with Fulton County for the Holcomb Bridge Road corridor, $1.5 million in playground replacements at four parks, the 2045 growth plan and a developer search for the historic Masonic Lodge.

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Roswell planners hear Rucker Road rezoning, showroom rules Tuesday

The Roswell Planning Commission holds a public hearing Tuesday, Oct. 20, on a staff-backed request to rezone 2.62 acres at 290 Rucker Road for seven single-family homes, plus a deferred ordinance that would create the city's first zoning rules for auto showrooms.

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Roswell partners on traffic signal at Mansell Place, Highway 9

True North 400 and the City of Roswell are partnering on a traffic signal, crosswalk and new striping at Mansell Place and Highway 9, with the project now in the permitting phase but no cost or timeline announced.

Roswell tightens stormwater rules for new development

The Roswell City Council voted 5-0 on Aug. 10 to finalize two stormwater code amendments that formally embed the city's Stormwater Handbook into local law and set stricter runoff standards for development and redevelopment projects citywide.

Roswell's Green Street funding vote returns to full council Monday

Roswell's Green Street Mobility project, which failed to advance at a July 28 committee meeting, returns to the full City Council on Monday, Aug. 10, for a vote on a $3 million state loan and $1.5 million grant to complete pedestrian improvements in the historic district.

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Roswell homeowners left waiting as Fulton tax bills go out elsewhere

A Fulton County judge authorized tax collection for most of the county on Aug. 5, but Roswell homeowners are excluded from the order and have no billing timeline, facing potential rebilling once the stalled 2026 tax digest is certified.

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