Periodically, local cities choose to make budget amendments to maintain accuracy. The Johns Creek City Council recently approved a Fiscal Year 2020 budget amendment for the Tree Replacement Fund.

The city received increases to the Tree Replacement Fund balance by $170,528. These funds will be used in Fiscal Year 2022 for the planting of trees at Cauley Creek Park and/or the Linear Park.

The city’s Tree Replacement Fund is an alternative for developers to help them meet required tree density when tree banking is not desirable. The required replacement fee is 100 percent of the total cost to plant the balance of trees that were unable to be planted to satisfy the site density requirement or recompense tree requirements.

While making budget amendments, reclassified two expenditures relating to the fuel tank replacement and the enclosure of the City Hall Sally Port/Garage.

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