Athens City Council will meet tonight at 7 p.m. for its first committees meeting in three weeks, with each chair presenting updates and ideas. Chair of city and safety services, Kent Butler, will discuss "revocable licenses" throughout the city, and Michele Papai will introduce updates regarding city transit. Chris Fahl, with planning and development, plans to speak on Athens Beautification Day and extending the city's recycling contract. Chris Knisely, chair of finance and personnel, will discuss the city's block grant for community development, a grant that won't be received until 2015. Knisely will also present new information on the city's path to electric aggregation and energy efficiency for Athens Community Center.
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