The Construction Board of Appeals meeting held on May 15, 2025, in Stonecrest, DeKalb County, Georgia, focused on a significant proposal regarding a construction and demolition materials recycling site. The meeting began with a presentation from a representative of a client who has successfully operated two similar sites in the metro area since 2018.

The representative detailed the client’s intention to establish a third recycling site in Stonecrest, emphasizing the potential economic benefits. The proposed site is expected to create between 30 and 40 jobs for the local community. The representative acknowledged the historical context of the relationship between the client and the city, noting that the initial discussions about the site began when the area was still unincorporated.

As the meeting progressed, board members engaged in discussions about the implications of the proposed site, including environmental considerations and community impact. The representative assured the board that the project would adhere to all necessary regulations and standards.

No formal votes or resolutions were recorded during this session, but the discussions highlighted the ongoing dialogue between the city and the client regarding the development. The meeting concluded with a commitment to continue evaluating the proposal and its potential benefits for Stonecrest.

Overall, the meeting underscored the importance of collaboration between local government and businesses in fostering economic growth while addressing community concerns. Further discussions are anticipated as the board reviews the proposal in detail.