Hey, Decatur folks! Get ready, because on Monday, December 2nd, the Decatur City Hall on 509 N. McDonough Street will be buzzing with action! Whether you’re someone who loves to be at the heart of local happenings or prefers the comfort of your home, you’re covered. Not only is the meeting happening at City Hall in person, but you can also join in virtually via Zoom at 7:30 p.m. So, mark your calendars and grab a seat!
Before the main event kicks off, there’s a little something on the menu – a dinner session at 5:30 p.m. But that’s not all! Two special work sessions start rolling at 6:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. These sessions are packing twists and turns. Expect sizzling discussions on the city’s tourism bureau and fresh recommendations for parking in downtown Decatur. That’s right! Your parking woes might soon be a thing of the past.
One of the big topics on the table is the proposal awaiting approval by the city commission for a ground lease and intergovernmental agreement concerning the track and field at Legacy Park. Picture a shared space where the city and City Schools of Decatur work hand-in-hand. Both are putting $3.5 million into this project. If all goes well, a joint committee will keep things running smoothly, setting schedules and overseeing this bustling hub.
Participating is easier than ever before. You’ve got the choice of attending in person or virtually. All you need is a quick registration on Zoom, and voilà, you’re in! Be sure to register in advance and you’ll receive all the needed info straight to your inbox. If you prefer watching the city’s drama unfold live, you can catch it on their streaming video page. Now, if you’re one of those who love making their opinions known, the meeting welcomes your voice during the “Public Comment” or “Requests and Petitions” segments.
Don’t let this opportunity slip by. Whether you’re all about city planning, community development, or just want to soak up what’s buzzing in Decatur, make sure you participate in this crucial city commission meeting. It’s not just about decisions, it’s about your city, your future, and making your voice heard. Can’t make it on Monday? Stay in the loop with daily updates hitting your inbox or check out detailed recaps to keep you informed and engaged.
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