The meeting is at 6 p.m. at Canton City Hall.
The council's alcohol committee has proposed the alcohol ordinance be amended to allow the pouring of beer, wine and distilled spirits until 2 a.m. from Mondays through Saturdays. The current serving hours are 9 a.m. to midnight.
The majority of the council has voiced support of the change.
The council on Thursday will also consider the following agenda items:
* Cpl. Stacy Bailey will present awards to Betty Ride and Deb Haezebrouck;
* Officer Jared Jordan will present an award to Riverstone Animal Hospital;
* Hear the second reading of a beer pouring license request for Pizza Hut at 220 Marietta Highway;
* Hear the second reading of a transfer of outlet manager request for Racetrac at 1465 Riverstone Parkway;
* Hear the first reading of a beer and wine pouring license for the Hampton Inn at 710 Transit Ave.;
* Hear the first reading of a transfer of outlet manager request for Publix at 120 Prominence Point Blvd.;
* Hear the first reading of a beer, wine and distilled spirits pouring license for Bodock's at 150 Riverstone Parkway;
* Hear the first reading of a beer, wine and distilled spirits pouring license request for Seven Tequilas Mexican Restaurant at 1451 Riverstone Parkway;
* Approval of a conditional use for Verizon cell phone tower on the east side of Liberty Boulevard adjacent to Interstate 575. The Canton Planning Commission recommended approval;
* Approval of utility easement acceptance for Lifestyle at Laurel Canyon;
* Review a Waste Management contract extension;
* Approval of job descriptions and authorization for the city manager to hire an administrative assistant, meter reader and a reservoir assistant manager;
* Approval of police department roof construction contracts for $168,500 to Latimer Construction and $32,500 in impact fees for in-house installation of HVAC;
* Approval of an amendment for state minimum fire safety standards; and
* Meet in executive session to talk about real estate acquisition
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