The Cedartown City Commission holds its regular monthly meeting at 7 tonight at Cedartown City Hall, 201 East Ave., Cedartown.

Items on the agenda include:

A public hearing on a proposed $500,000 Community Development Block Grant, to fund water and sewer infrastructure improvements in the areas of Central, Marietta and Thompson streets. This hearing will take place at 7 p.m. preceding other scheduled business.

There also is to be a public hearing on a conditional use request, filed by Jeremy Fulbright, for property between 407 and 411 East Gibson Street. According to his application, Fulbright wants to open a business, Good To Eat, LLC doing business as J&D's Food Mart. The property is zoned for I-2 (Heavy Industrial) purposes and a conditional use permit is needed for his plan to operate a "retail food mar and deli style prepared quick service restaurant."

A vote is scheduled later during the board's full meeting, under New Business.

In other business:

DELEGATIONS

A) Pastor Lewis Clark will address the board to request the use of Peek Park on Saturday, Aug. 14, 2010 for a Feed the Children Youth Festival, a project of the Cedartown Ministerial Association;

B) Dave Grove will address the board about this fall's Wheelchair Race and Camp.

NEW BUSINESS

A) The board is to consider a change in fees for the use of water;

B) Pot hole repairs are to be discussed at the request of Commissioner Scotty Tillery;

C) Tillery also asked that an issue regarding city streets be on the agenda;

D) Commissioner Dale Tuck requested that the agenda include discussion of "committee appointment criteria."

A closed session may follow the regular meeting if needed. Georgia law allows the board to close meetings for discussion of personnel matters, ongoing litigation and real estate.