The Development Authority of Fulton County voted to provide a $16 million tax break to Amazon as the multinational tech company seeks to invest $500 million in an inactive warehouse on Campbellton Road and turn it into a robotics facility. The facility, much like the one located in Stone Mountain, will use robotics to store, package, and fulfill orders. The investment would create 750 jobs for residents of South Fulton and is expected to generate nearly five times as much in tax receipts in a year. Mayor Carmalitha Gumbs, South Fulton’s first female mayor, said the Amazon facility would be a “wonderful” opportunity for the city to position itself as one of the industry leaders in the region. Bringing in such a global partner will actually kind of help alleviate some of that tax burden,” Gumbs said.