Request approval of a Resolution authorizing an Easement Agreement between Fulton County, Georgia (Grantor) and Greystone Power Company (Grantee) for the purpose of installing an electric transformer at 6720 Cedar Grove Road, South Fulton, Georgia; authorizing the Chairman to execute the Easement Agreement and related documents; authorizing the County Attorney to approve the Easement Agreement and related documents as to form and make necessary modifications thereto prior to execution; and for other purposes. (APPROVED UPON ADOPTION OF THE CONSENT AGENDA)
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- Held by
- Greystone Power Company 3 records across this site
- Runs until
- Not stated in the agenda text — the term is normally in the signed agreement, attached to the original item ↗
- Type
- contract
- Field
- Utilities & energy
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Request approval of a Resolution authorizing a Right of Way Easement Agreement between Fulton County, Georgia, and Greystone Power Corporation for the… Request approval of a Resolution approving the County granting three Right of Way Easement Agreements to Greystone Power Corporation for the purpose o…- Committee
- Board of Commissioners
- Requested by
- Real Estate and Asset Management
- Introduced
- April 8, 2025
- On agenda
- May 7, 2025
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