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Johns Creek officials broke ground on a trail connection Sept. 22 as part of Phase I of Creekside Park, the 21-acre centerpiece for the city’s anticipated Town Center.

Johns Creek is struggling to agree on what to do with $8.5 million sitting in leftover cash from the current budget year which ends Sept. 30.

Developers have settled on aiming for either magnetic metroburbs or teardowns and creative destruction — and little in between.

Medley’s financing for $400 million in bonds was approved the same day as Johns Creeks work session — raising concerns about the nature and notification of development authorities.

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This year the Johns Creek City Council made a big splash with several expensive decisions on development projects and other initiatives to improve the community.

“You did a ‘one, two punch’ tonight,” Shafiq Jadavji told the Johns Creek City Council Dec. 12. He was referring to their approval of the 42-acre Medley development and purchase

The Development Authority of Fulton County approved a $75 million revenue bond for Boston Scientifics proposed plant in Johns Creek. Until Tuesday, the development had the codename “Project Lemon Lime.”

Mark Toro, the mind behind Alpharetta’s iconic Avalon shopping center, announced plans June 22 to create a new mixed-use destination in Johns Creek.