The Atlanta City Council authorized the financing and implementation of the Stitch Project, a 14-acre elevated park network bridging the Downtown Connector. Sponsored by Invest Atlanta, AURA, and the Downtown Atlanta Improvement District, the project will leverage approximately $200 million in preliminary funding and permit up to $250 million in bonds. The Stitch will include plazas, walking trails, streetscape upgrades, and new vehicular and pedestrian connections between Ted Turner Drive and Piedmont Avenue. The ordinance establishes an Atlanta Stitch Special Service District to levy an ad valorem tax and outlines an intergovernmental agreement to facilitate design, construction, and maintenance. AURA and ADSI will oversee project implementation as Project Manager under the agreement. The financing resolution limits bond issuance to 30-year terms at up to 9% interest with a maximum annual debt service of $272.5 million. The City will enter a memorandum with GDOT for construction, operation, and maintenance of the Connector caps. The Stitch Master Plan, accessible online, will guide all project phases and future amendments require City Council approval. The agreement pledges SSD revenues exclusively for project costs, operations, and maintenance. The Mayor and Chief Financial Officer will execute required offering documents and continuing disclosure under Rule 15c2-12.