2025-01-06 January 06, 2025 Committee of the Whole Meeting Minutes - FINAL
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January 06, 2025 5:00 PM City of Smyrna Mayor and Council Meeting 2800 King Street SE Human Resources Training Room Page 3 of 6 RECOMMENDED COLOR PALETTE The color palette provides a guide for keeping a consistent color scheme within the city’s communications. PMS 605, PMS 1525, PMS 2279, PMS 2180, PMS 2177 RECOMMENDED TYPEFACE The following typeface families should be used on all materials OFFICE OR WHEN PREFERRED FONTS ARE NOT AVAILABLE: Arial There are do’s and don’ts of how to use the logo. If approved tonight, Ms. Bennett stated that she would like to transition to the new colors and logo on social media and the website. Councilmember Lindley would like to see a blurb on the website about the fact that the jonquil / city seal is not changing. Andrea Worthy, Economic Development Director, stated that some of the entrance signs as entering into the city have been budgeted to be replaced this year. 4. Review of Current M&C Agenda A. COW2025-003 Review of the January 6, 2025 Mayor and Council Meeting Notice and Agenda Z24-016, ORD2025-002: Russell Martin, Community Development Director, provided the following background: WSE Development LLC. is requesting to rezone 9.8 acres of assembled properties at the north eastern intersection of Dixie Avenue and Windy Hill Road. 0.2 acres is zoned HI (Heavy Industrial) in Cobb County, and the remainder is zoned GC (General Commercial) & LI (Light Industrial) in Smyrna. Maple Drive and Park Drive will be abandoned and incorporated within the proposed development. After abandonment and dedication the development is approximately 10.3 acres. The applicant is proposing to demolish the existing church and parking lot to construct the mixed-use development. The proposed mixed use development includes one four-story building, one four-five split level building at the interior of the property, two garage units at the western perimeter, two four-unit buildings at the northern perimeter, and a two-level parking deck at the north eastern perimeter. The multi-family units will include a pool, amenity area, and fitness facility. The mixed-use development will house 295 multi-family units at a density of 29 units per acre and 30,000 sq. ft. building for civic uses. A central road will connect the multifamily and civic building and incorporate the two uses as a cohesive development. The proposed development will be accessed by two access drives on Davis Road, one access drive on Dixie Avenue, and one access drive on Hillside Drive. The proposed development will have 472 total parking spaces for the multi-family units and 141 spaces for the civic building. The majority of the parking for the development will be surface parking and 146 within a two-level parking deck. There will be two underground stormwater detention facilities planned for the development.