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Fairburn looks to improve City Hall

The Fairburn Building Department is requesting the council’s approval for Phase Two.
The Fairburn Building Department is requesting the council’s approval for Phase Two.
By Dionne Kinch
Dec 9, 2016

The Fairburn City Council will hear a request for approval of City Hall improvements during the regular meeting at 7 p.m. Monday at Fairburn City Hall, 56 Malone St. The improvements constitute Phase Two of the landscaping design and installation of new equipment for the City Hall building and are part of the city’s overall Economic Development Strategic Plan.

The council will also consider a resolution to adopt the five-year plan update for the Fairburn Historic Downtown Livable Centers Initiative Study and approval of the city task order for landscape architectural services with Moreland Altobelli Associates Inc.

Information: www.fairburn.com.

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