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Forest Park considers fees to lease city-owned property

By Dionne Kinch
Aug 12, 2016

The Forest Park City Council will consider a resolution to adopt rental fees for leasing city-owned property during the meeting 7 p.m. Monday at Forest Park City Hall, 745 Forest Parkway. The resolution would also repeal any previous fee schedules.

The council will also consider amendments to the city’s ordinance regarding fire prevention and safety standards. The resolution, if approved, would remove certain requirements for installed sprinkler systems.

Information: www.forestparkga.org.

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