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The Special Called Meeting of the Augusta Committee took place on May 1, 2025, focusing on the establishment of a new city committee and support for a housing project. The meeting began with discussions regarding the formation of a long-term committee related to settlement funds, with the mayor indicating that the committee would be essential for managing these funds over the coming years.

Key points included the need to clarify the roles and responsibilities of committee members, including the establishment of an ex officio role. The mayor confirmed that the goals and responsibilities of the committee were already outlined as part of the settlement agreement. The proposed committee would consist of various representatives, including those from public health, mental health, and impacted families, all of whom must reside within Richmond County.
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The committee members emphasized the importance of ensuring that all nominees meet the necessary qualifications and requirements. A motion was made and seconded to formalize the establishment of the committee, which was met with unanimous support.

Following this, the meeting shifted to agenda item two, which involved a request for letters of support for the Villages of Meadowbrook Phase 2 project. The commission was asked to approve letters to be sent to the Georgia Department of Community Affairs to support a tax credit application. Doug Freeman, deputy director of the Augusta Georgia Housing Authority, was present to provide further details about the project and its significance for the community.

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Commissioner Clark expressed concerns from constituents in District 5 regarding the project, highlighting the importance of community engagement and support. The meeting concluded with a commitment to move forward with the necessary support for both the new committee and the housing project, reflecting the city’s ongoing efforts to address community needs and manage resources effectively.

Converted from Special Called Meeting/ Augusta Committee Meeting meeting on May 01, 2025
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