Town Council Special Meeting
Special MeetingTyrone, GA · August 17, 2021
Minutes
Tyrone Town Council
Meeting Minutes
August 17, 2021
9:00 A.M.
Present:
Mayor, Eric Dial
Mayor Pro Tem, Gloria Furr
Council Member, Linda Howard
Council Member, Melissa Hill
Council Member, Billy Campbell
Town Manager, Brandon Perkins
Town Clerk, Dee Baker
Finance Manager, Sandy Beach
Town Planner, Phillip Trocquet
Town Engineer / Public Works Director, Scott Langford
Mayor Dial called the meeting to order with limited seating and broadcasted on YouTube Live at
9:00 am, this was followed by the invocation and the pledge of allegiance. The public was invited
to watch.
Approval of Agenda
Council Member Campbell made a motion to approve the agenda.
Council Member Hill seconded the motion. Motion was approved 4-0.
Public Hearing
1. Discussion on the millage rate of the Town for fiscal year 2021-2022. Brandon Perkins, Town
Manager
Ms. Beach gave an overview of the millage rate meeting from the night before. She explained the
pie chart that indicated how taxes were allocated. She explained that 61.3% was allocated to the
Fayette County Board of Education (FCBOE), 3.8% goes to the School Bond (FCBOE), 13.7%
goes to Fayette County, 9.8 % goes to Fayette County Fire for Tyrone, 1.5% was allocated to EMS,
and 7% goes to E-911.
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The last 9.2% was the Town’s percentage that comes to the Town to pay for staff, the police
department, recreation events, road paving, new roads, and golf carts, among many other costs.
She explained that the millage rate was 2.889 for fourteen years in a row and that housing was
assessed higher this year causing a tax increase. The Town suffered the increase as did the citizens.
Not only did the cost of food increase but so did the cost to pave roads. She added that citizens
wanted a cart path along Tyrone Road, and added that it costs. She explained that homes on average
in the County were assessed at $350,000, last year they were assessed at $325,000, thus causing
an increase in taxes. The average increase per household in Tyrone would be $21.94, or $2 per
month.
Council Member Howard inquired if the $2.94 increase would be for the Tyrone portion? Ms.
Beach stated, yes and that Council had no control over any other portion. Ms. Beach added that
the total increase was $21.94, only if your home was valued at exactly $350,000.
Mayor Dial opened the public hearing for anyone that wished to speak in favor of maintaining the
same millage rate at 2.889 mills. No one spoke.
Mayor Dial opened the public hearing for anyone that wished to speak in opposition to the item.
No one spoke. The public hearing was closed.
Adjournment
Council Member Campbell made a motion to adjourn. Motion was approved 4-0. The meeting
adjourned at 9:08 am.
By: __________ ________________ Attest: ________________________________
Eric Dial, Mayor Dee Baker, Town Clerk
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Agenda
Tyrone Town Council
Special Called Agenda
August 17, 2021
9:00 AM
Social distancing will be observed and seating is limited.
The meeting can be accessed live at www.tyrone.org/youtube
Tyrone Town Council
If you do not plan to attend please send any agenda item
Eric Dial questions or comments to:
Mayor
Gloria Furr
Town Manager, Brandon Perkins
Mayor Pro Tem bperkins@tyrone.org
Post 4
Linda Howard
Post 1
Call to order
Melissa Hill
Post 2 Invocation
Billy Campbell
Post 3
Pledge of Allegiance
Staff
Brandon Perkins Public Comments
Town Manager
Dee Baker
Town Clerk
Approval of Agenda
Dennis Davenport
Town Attorney Consent Agenda: All matters listed under this item are considered to be routine
by the Town Council and will be enacted by one motion. There will not be separate
Meeting Information
discussion of these items. If discussion is desired, that item will be removed from the
1st & 3rd Thursday of consent agenda and will be considered separately.
each month
Public Hearing
950 Senoia Road
Tyrone, GA 30290
770-487-4038 1. Discussion on the millage rate of the Town for fiscal year 2021-
www.tyrone.org 2022. Brandon Perkins, Town Manager
Public Comments
Public Comments
- The first public
comment period is
reserved for non-agenda Council Comments
items.
- The second public
comment is for any issue.
Adjournment
- Comments are limited
to three minutes.
- Please state your name
& address.
- Comments that require
a response may not be
answered during this
time. The Council or staff
may respond at a later
date.
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