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City of Smyrna
Issue Sheet
File Number: ATH2025-031
A Max Bacon
City Hall
2800 King Street
Smyrna, GA 30080 
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Agenda Date: 2/3/2025
In Control: City Council File Type: Authorization
Agenda Section:
Formal Business
Department: Finance
Agenda Title:
 Authorization to amend the 2022 SPLOST Fund project length budgets to increase the 
Downtown and South Cobb improvements project in the amount of $1,671,263.73, 
increase the Splashpad / Sprayground project in the amount of $403,470.44, decrease 
the Restrooms at North Cooper Lake Park project in the amount of $29,754.22, decrease 
the Facility Improvements project in the amount of $270,000.00, decrease the 800MHz 
radio project in the amount of $363,251.82, decrease the Small Equipment project in the 
amount of $1,302.57, and decrease the Sidewalks, Trails, Greenways, and Beautification 
project in the amount of $1,410,425.56 to reallocate funding between projects to 
increase project funding for pending/ approved contracts and reallocate excess budget 
available on completed projects. 
Citywide
ISSUE AND BACKGROUND:
The Downtown Restroom Building and Playground with related access controls and 
security camera equipment and installation was bid out and is on the agenda for 
approval. The budget in the Downtown and S. Cobb Improvements project must be 
amended and increased to account for these contracts for these improved amenities in 
the Downtown area.
The Splashpad / Sprayground project with related access controls and security camera 
equipment and installation was bid out and is on the agenda for approval. The budget for 
this project must be amended and increased to account for these contracts.  
There is also an item on the agenda to add additional security cameras to the new 
Greenspace for added security. The budget in the Downtown and S. Cobb Improvements 
project must be amended and increased to account for these contracts for these 
improved amenities in the Downtown area.