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… It will be very enjoyable to have a whole contingent,” said Galambos, noting the council didn’t have a quorum at the Feb. 15 meeting because one council member was ill, another was out of town and the District 4 seat has yet to be filled.
It was the first time since Sandy Springs was incorporated in 2005 that the council didn’t have enough members for a quorum. That shouldn’t be a problem after Tuesday’s special election.
Three candidates are running vying to replace Ashley Jenkins, who had served on the council since 2006 but stepped down in January to pursue a career in the travel industry.
The candidates are: Chiteka Jackson, who works in human resources in the real estate industry; Gabriel Sterling, a local GOP consultant and former co-chairman of the Sandy Springs Referendum Campaign; and Dennis Williams, a self-employed businessman who has interests in real estate, restaurants, night clubs and adult entertainment businesses.

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