Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Stephenie Price’s organization
Oct 17, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City of Buford Historic District Task Force Task Force Meeting
The task force meeting centered on reviewing the list of priority properties and addressing concerns regarding specific historic district structures. Members discussed communication efforts with property owners, including legal heirship issues and property deterioration. Specific properties such as 1108 Washington Street and 908 Duke Street were reviewed regarding their status, potential renovation plans, and eligibility for programs like the Bailey Bill. The committee identified a need for more direct communication with property owners to resolve issues, with members offering to facilitate conversations involving city representatives to encourage action and renovation.
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City Council and Planning Commission Joint Work Session
The joint session focused on reviewing the comprehensive plan update and development code changes. Key discussion topics included the strategic plan, the structure and length of the comprehensive plan, the importance of Planned Unit Developments (PUDs) as a planning tool, and the impact of zoning code updates on local business growth and housing initiatives. A public comment period allowed for input on development strategies, with specific concerns raised regarding the need for predictability in planning, the inclusion of workforce housing, and the preservation of historic and architectural character.
Oct 5, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Planning Commission Work Session
The Planning Commission held a work session to coordinate agenda items for an upcoming meeting with the City Council. Key discussion topics included proposed changes to the development code, a comprehensive plan update, a potential moratorium on multifamily developments, and a regional growth tracking system. The commission also addressed public comments concerning the need for professionally designed surveys, improved accountability measures for strategic partners receiving city funding, and the tracking of economic development performance. Members reviewed various commission initiatives, evaluated language for plan updates, and discussed the necessity of establishing clear performance indicators for city-funded entities.
Sep 30, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Ptac Regular Meeting
The committee discussed the implementation of recommended tree planting lists, emphasizing the importance of biodiversity and adherence to power line clearance requirements. Key agenda items included the approval of tree removals in Moral Park and on Rebalt Road due to safety concerns and public hazards near power lines. Additionally, the committee reviewed downtown operations, specifically addressing the removal of a dead Laurel Oak in the Marina parking lot, strategies for stump and root removal, and future tree selection criteria. The discussion also covered plans to improve traffic circulation for motor coaches at the Marina parking lot entrance by reconfiguring landscaping and selecting appropriate, non-obstructive tree species.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
