01-19-2010 January 19, 2010January, 19, 2010
The regular scheduled meeting of Mayor and Council was held at Smyrna City Hall. The
meeting was called to order by presiding officer Mayor Pro Tem Wade S. Lnenicka at 7:30
o'clock p.m. All council members were present except Mayor Bacon. Also present were City
Administrator Eric Taylor, City Clerk Susan Hiott, Acting City Attorney Jeffrey Tucker, Public
Works Director Scott Stokes, Library Director Michael Seigler, Keep Smyrna Beautiful Director
Ann Kirk, Community Development Director Ken Suddreth, Police Chief Stan Hook,
Community Relations Director Jennifer Bennett, Parks and Recreation Director Steve Ciaccio,
Fire Chief Jason Lanyon, Finance Director David Boyd, Human Resources Director Kay Bruner,
Management Fellow Jered Sigmon, Assistant City Administrator Tammi Saddler, Budget Officer
Monica Jones, Planner Rusty Martin and representatives of the press.
Invocation was given by Pastor Jim Moon of Crosspoint Presbyterian Church, followed by the
pledge to the flag. Pastor Moon provided details to those present concerning community outreach
activities being conducted by the church.
Mayor Pro Tem Lnenicka stated Mayor Bacon and Mr. Cochran will not be present this evening.
AGENDA CHANGES:
There were none.
MAYOR'S REPORT:
(A) Presentation of Character Education Word with Belmont Hills Elementary
Mayor Pro Tem Lnenicka recognized Principal Terry Floyd, Mr. Jonathan Tabb and students
from Belmont Hills Elementary School, and the students conducted this month's character
education word presentation. Mayor Pro Tem Lnenicka thanked Principal Floyd and the school
staff for their efforts and encouraged the students to continue to study diligently.
(B) Presentation by SuperSmyrna
Mayor Pro Tem Lnenicka recognized Mr. Jim Duelmer, who provided details to those present
concerning the new community service initiative known as SuperSmyrna. Mr. Duelmer
introduced Messrs. Russ Lutterbie, Alan Wilgus, Narayan Sengupta and Jay Treadwell to those
present. Mr. Sengupta provided additional information about projects already undertaken and
those being planned. Council Member McNabb this is another example of the type of community
spirit which exists in the City, and thanked the SuperSmyrna representatives for their interest in
helping others.
LAND ISSUES/ZONINGS/ANNEXATIONS:
(A) Public Hearing -Rezoning Request Z09-008 -General Commercial to General
Commercial -Conditional -20.316 acre tract -Land Lots 379, 380 and 418 - 3218, 3240
and 3282 South Cobb Drive - Tri-Land Properties, Inc.
Mr. Taylor stated the applicant seeks rezoning of the subject tract for redevelopment of The
Crossings shopping center. Mr. Taylor stated the Planning and Zoning Board (PZB) and staff
support this request.
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Council Member McNabb recognized Mr. Suddreth, who provided details to those present
concerning the proposed redevelopment. Mr. Suddreth stated adjustments have been made to the
plans for this property during the review process. Mr. Suddreth stated that some existing
structures on the site would be demolished. Mr. Suddreth stated the proposed plan calls for
reduction in the number of parking spaces, minimum lot areas, the distance of front setbacks for
outparcels, buffer area, building separation distance and minimum curb cuts. Mr. Suddreth stated
the permitted number of signs will include two tall monument signs and two smaller ones, along
with some low-wall monument signs and other smaller signs. Mr. Suddreth stated approval of the
rezoning is conditioned upon a number of conditions, and Mr. Suddreth provided details
regarding these stipulations.
Council Member McNabb recognized Mr. Garvis Sams, an attorney representing the applicant,
and Mr. Sams introduced Messrs. Hugh Robinson and Glenn Johnson from Tri-Land Properties
(TLP), and Mr. Tim McNamara representing Kroger. Mr. Sams stated TLP acquired the property
a few years back, and that this project has been in the planning stage for about three years. Mr.
Sams stated TLP has taken steps to make certain that traffic in the subject area is efficiently
channeled. Mr. Sams stated the present is an opportune time for the proposed redevelopment, and
that the new construction is expected to have a positive impact on the surrounding area. Mr.
Sams commented favorably about Council Member McNabb's level of involvement in this
project. Mr. Sams indicated that the plan before the present officials is a synthesis of input from
various sources. Mr. Sams recapitulated the significant points of the proposed redevelopment.
Mr. Sams stated the parking plan for this project will be configured in a way which will depart
from the monotonous asphalt plain often seen at shopping centers. Mr. Sams asked the present
officials to consider this proposal favorably.
Mayor Pro Tem Lnenicka announced that Council Member Smith must leave the meeting early to
attend to an emergency.
At Council Member McNabb's request, Mr. Sams explained the general flow of vehicular traffic
called for under the proposed plan and provided additional information regarding signs. Mr.
Johnson provided information concerning the dimensions of some of the planned structures.
Mayor Pro Tem Lnenicka stated this is a public hearing and asked for public comment, and the
oath was administered to several persons by Mr. Tucker.
Mayor Pro Tem Lnenicka recognized Ms. Linda Randolph, and Ms. Randolph commented
favorably about the level of cooperation she has encountered from TLP. Ms. Randolph asked
about the distance of the proposed parking lot from her property line, and Mr. Suddreth stated it
will remain unchanged. Ms. Randolph asked about the dimensions of building 1 B, and a
representative from TLP advised the building will be about 22' tall. Ms. Randolph expressed
concerns about use of Leland Cypress plants.
Mayor Pro Tem Lnenicka recognized Ms. Sandra Hughes, and Ms. Hughes asked if the contours
of the subject property will be raised ,and Mr. Sams said the referenced part of the site may be
raised as much as 10.' Ms. Hughes asked about positioning of signs, and Mr. Sams provided
information concerning proposed orientation of signs.
Mayor Pro Tem Lnenicka recognized Mr. Wilson Brant, and Mr. Brant expressed
concerns about large-scale construction, safety, noise, security and the state of the construction of
a Publix store in the City.
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Council Member McNabb expressed the view that the intensity of work at the subject location
"~~"""' has been scaled back from what was originally proposed. Mr. Sams provided details concerning
the renovation process and safety and security measures to be put in place by the contractor. Mr.
Sams provided details concerning steps to be taken to buffer the subject property from adjacent
residences.
Mr. Brant stated his house is close to the subject property, and disputed what he considers
representation to the effect that there is a forest buffer there. Mr. Brant expressed the view that
a privacy fence should be installed near his house.
At Council Member McNabb's request, Mr. Sams provided details concerning steps to be taken
to buffer the subject property from adjacent residences. Mr. Brant stated he does not believe a
row of trees is a sufficient barrier. Mr. Brant expressed fears of trespassing on his property, and
stated he thinks a fence up to 12' in height would be a better screen.
Mayor Pro Tem Lnenicka recognized Mr. Mish (phonetic), who thanked Council Member
McNabb for his diligence in reviewing the plans for the subject property.
Mayor Pro Tem Lnenicka assured the residents that the present officials are diligent in their
efforts to protect their interests, and that the City's professional staff will be overseeing this
project during all phases of construction.
Council Member McNabb reviewed various points of the stipulations with Mr. Sams.
Mr. Sams stated stipulation 14 is construed in such a way to recognize that Kroger is one
~.. property owner for part of the site and TLC is another. Mayor Pro Tem Lnenicka asked Mr. Sams
if the stipulations as discussed and amended are acceptable to TLP, and Mr. Sams answered in the
affirmative. At Council Member McNabb's request, Mr. Robinson provided details concerning
an anticipated timetable for construction.
MOTION: Council Member McNabb made a motion to approve Rezoning Request Z09-008
from General Commercial to General Commercial -Conditional fora 20.316 acre tract in Land
Lots 379, 380 and 418 at 3218, 3240 and 3282 South Cobb Drive for Tri-Land Properties, Inc.
subject to stipulations as formulated by staff and agreed upon by the applicant to include
stipulation #23 as follows:
The developer shall be responsible for any on-site traffic improvements deemed necessary by the
city engineer during construction plan review to improve traffic circulation and movement
through the Concord Road entrance.
The motion was seconded by Council Member Pritchett. Council Member Newcomb commented
favorably on the applicant's cooperation and Council Member McNabb's diligence and
leadership in the process of creating an acceptable plan for the subject property. Mayor Pro Tem
Lnenicka expressed hope that this project will generate impetus for redevelopment in the
surrounding area. Mayor Pro Tem Lnenicka thanked Messrs. Robinson, Johnson, McNamara,
Suddreth, Martin, Sams and McNabb for their efforts in making this project a reality. Mayor Pro
Tem Lnenicka encouraged local residents to shop in Smyrna. Mayor Pro Tem Lnenicka stated he
would vote for this measure if he was voting this evening. Mayor Pro Tem Lnenicka expressed
dissatisfaction with the lighting at the existing Kroger location and expressed the view that
lighting at the new Kroger store should be improved. Motion was approved 5 - 0. (Clerk's note:
stipulations are appended hereto; Council Member Smith departed the meeting before this vote)
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(B) Public Hearing -Zoning Amendment Request Z10-002 -time extension for variances
under previous zoning request Z09-002 - 0.543 acre tract -Land Lot 593- 2814 Wright
Street -Lee and Joan Friedman
Mr. Taylor stated that the City's zoning ordinance states that any variance granted shall expire
when the non-conforming portion is not acted upon within twelve months of its approval. Mr.
Taylor stated an extension is needed, and staff recommends approval.
Mayor Pro Tem Lnenicka stated this is a public hearing and asked for public comment. There
was none.
Council Member Anulewicz stated the current variance will expire on March 16, 2010 and the
extension will change that deadline to March 16, 2011.
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MOTION: Council Member Anulewicz made a motion to approve Zoning Amendment Request
Z10-002 for atime extension for variances under previous zoning request Z09-002 fora 0.543
acre tract in Land Lot 593 at 2814 Wright Street for Lee and Joan Friedman with a new deadline
of March 16, 2011. The motion was seconded by Council Member Wood. Motion was approved
5-0.
PRIVILEGE LICENSE:
There were none.
FORMAL BUSINESS:
There was none.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING PERMITS:
There were none.
CONSENT AGENDA:
(A) Approval of January 4, 2010 minutes
(B) Approval to use Council Chambers for Annual Meeting of The Heritage At Vinings HOA
on Thursday, January 21, 2010 from 6:00-10:00 pm
(C) Approval to use Council Chambers on January 26, 2010 from 7:00 - 9:OOpm for a Ward 3
HOA meeting for Williams Park Neighbors
(D) Approval of a resolution to submit an Energy Efficiency and Conservation Strategy to the
United States Department of Energy for participation in Energy Efficiency and
Conservation Block Grant Program
MOTION: Council Member Wood made a motion to approve the consent agenda. The motion
was seconded by Council Member Newcomb. Motion was approved 5 - 0.
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COMMITTEE REPORTS:
Council Member Pritchett recognized Ms. Hiott, who provided details to those present concerning
recent court services operations.
Council Member Pritchett recognized Ms. Bennett, who provided information to those present
concerning social media and citizen notification systems.
Council Member Pritchett recognized Mr. Ciaccio, who had no report.
Council Member Pritchett recognized Mr. Seigler, and Mr. Seigler provided details to those
present concerning upcoming programs and resources at the City Library.
Council Member Newcomb recognized Mr. Suddreth, who provided details to those present
concerning recent building statistics.
Council Member Anulewicz recognized Ms. Bruner, who provided details concerning positions
for which the City is recruiting.
Council Member McNabb recognized Mr. Stokes, who provided details regarding efforts by the
Public Works Department to clear the roads during the recent freeze and other maintenance
projects.
Council Member McNabb recognized Ms. Kirk, who provided details to those present concerning
~- the recent Christmas tree-chipping program and the Adopt-a-Mile cleanup event. Ms. Kirk
provided details to those present concerning an upcoming medication disposal program.
Council Member Wood yielded the floor with no report.
Mr. Taylor provided details to those present concerning an article which appeared in the Atlanta
Journal and Constitution on December 26 in which it was mentioned that the City was not in
compliance with Federal stimulus reporting requirements. Mr. Taylor stated he learned
the City was on this list shortly before the article was published and that it was his understanding
that the City was in a 120-day grace period during which no report was due. Mr. Taylor stated
that the Department of Energy and the Treasury Department seem to have been publishing
delinquency lists without cross-checking them. Mr. Taylor provided details to those present
concerning proposed uses for the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program
funds mentioned in the article and the timetable during which the Federal stimulus reporting will
be due.
Mayor Pro Tem Lnenicka stated Chief Hook has no report this evening.
Council Member Lnenicka recognized Chief Lanyon, who reported on a recent gas leak in the
City. In response to a question from Council Member Newcomb, Chief Lanyon stated the gas
line in question is owned by AGL. Council Member Newcomb commended Chief Lanyon and
the other fire department staff for their efficient handling of this incident. At Mayor Pro Tem
Lnenicka's request, Chief Lanyon provided information about citizen notification systems
utilized during the incident. Mayor Pro Tem Lnenicka thanked Chief Lanyon and his staff for
their efforts.
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CITIZENS INPUT:
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Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Alex Backry, residing at 3459 Shawnee Trail, and Mr. Backry
provided details to those present concerning a sign which he said was recently posted near the
Highlands Apartments site. Mr. Backry expressed concerns about what he considers to be a
dearth of town hall meetings in the City and stated he would like to see more interaction of
officials with citizens.
ADJOURNMENT:
With no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 9:47 p.m.
A. MAX BACON, MAYOR
SU AN D. HIOTT, CITY CLERK
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List of Stipulations for Rezoning Case Z09-008
Community Development recommends approval of the proposed rezoning from GC to GC-
Conditional for the redevelopment of the Crossings Shopping Center with the following
conditions of approval:
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(1) The composition of the commercial buildings in the development shall include a mixture
of elements including; but not limited to: brick, stone and stucco. No elevation shall be
comprised of 100 percent hardy plank siding.
(2) All utilities within the development shall be underground.
(3) The developer shall be responsible for any traffic improvements (including additional
right-of--way dedications) deemed necessary by either the city, county or state during
construction plan review. Sidewalks shall be provided by the developer inside the
development and outside the development adjacent to any public right-of--way consistent
with city's requirements for the extent of the development. A grass buffer with a
minimum width of two feet shall be provided between the back of curb and sidewalk.
(4) No debris may be buried on any lot or common area.
(5) The parking lots shall be illuminated with Georgia Power's shoe box fixture or
equivalent, subject to approval by the city engineer. Utilization of low intensity,
environmental type lighting, the illumination of which shall be confined within the
perimeter of the subject property through the use of "full-cutoff lighting".
(6) All sidewalks and walkways on private land shall be illuminated with an acorn top
historic gas light type fixture as provided by Georgia Power or equivalent per Section
717.111(b) of the Zoning Ordinance.
(7) The developer will comply with the City's current tree ordinance, except as exempted
under the following zoning conditions. All required tree protection measures shall be
adhered to by the developer during construction.
(8) All landscape plans must be prepared, stamped, and signed by a Georgia Registered
Landscape Architect. There shall be a landscaped front entrance, adjacent to the
monument sign on South Cobb Drive and Concord Road indicating the name of the
development. Additionally, the applicant agrees to the following:
a. Planting a continuous row of Leyland Cypress or similar evergreen trees along the
common property line between the single-family homes on Hampton Court and
Lamar Circle (3248 Hampton Circle to 3240 Lamar Circle) and the subject property.
In addition to the evergreen buffer, the developer shall provide a 6' tall security fence
along the same common property line. The proposed improvements will ameliorate
any impact with respect to the potential intrusion of light, sound and pedestrian
access.
b. All landscaped areas shall be perpetually maintained and any dead or irrevocably
diseased vegetation shall be replaced as necessary.
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(9) All yards and common areas are to be sodded, and landscaped. Irrigate as appropriate
(10) The parking lot shall provide both landscape islands at the terminus of each row and one
landscape island the full width of each double loaded row approximately halfway
between the terminus islands. Each landscape island shall provide a tree with a minimum
caliper of 3".
(11) Dumpsters shall be enclosed with a minimum of six (6) foot high enclosure consistent
with architectural style and composition of the main commercial buildings on three (3)
sides with an opaque wooden door. The access side shall remain in a closed position
except when the dumpster is being emptied. All dumpsters shall have rubber lids to
minimize noise. Where dumpster enclosures are visible from the right-of--way, evergreen
landscaping shall be used to mask the presence of the structure. Said evergreen
landscaping shall be deemed adequate by the Community Development Director or
his/her designee.
(12) All HVAC and or Mechanical systems shall be screened from adjacent residences and all
rights-of--way and shall be made with a material that is similar to or blends with the
facades of the commercial buildings.
(13) Where sidewalks or other pedestrian ways are built adjacent to the top of retaining walls,
the developer must adhere to all ADA recommendations concerning railings and safety
features. In the event that a railing is necessitated, decorative black aluminum fencing
should be incorporated.
(14) The use of the parking areas for any use other than the parking of vehicles must obtain a
special permit from the Community Development Director. At a minimum the applicant
must provide the Community Development Department with the following information:
• Name of applicant, address and phone number;
• Requested dates and time of day of display period;
• Description of the display;
• Location and total size of the display area to be used;
• How the display area is to be designated/blocked off from the parking area;
• Type of material used to block off display area;
• Who will be responsible for and how will the display area be cleaned and maintained;
and
• Contact name and phone number of person managing/responsible for the display
area.
The Community Development Director will review each permit will on a case by case
basis, which will include a review of previous events. In authorizing any special permit
the Community Development Director shall include as part of such permit, any condition,
requirements or limitations which the Director may believe to be necessary and desirable
to protect adjacent properties and the surrounding neighborhood, and to carry out the
spirit and purpose of the City's Code of Ordinances.
All special permits issued by the Community Development Director shall be subject to ""'"""
revocation for, but not limited to, the following reasons:
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a. For violation of any stipulation or condition of approval placed upon the event by
Community Development Director;
b. For a failure to pay when due any obligation due the city, whether in connection with
the operation of said land use or not;
c. When the subject display becomes a nuisance, as described by ordinances of the City
of Smyrna or Georgia law;
d. When the subject display is operated in violation of any law of the United States,
State of Georgia or ordinance of the City of Smyrna;
e. Where the health, morals, interest and convenience of the public demand the
revocation of such special permit.
(15) All existing nonconforming freestanding signs shall be removed within 180 days of final
approval of the rezoning by the Mayor and Council. However, the existing freestanding
sign for Precision Tune Auto Care Center shall be allowed to be moved to allow for the
construction of the main entrance driveway. The relocation of the sign must be approved
by the Community Development Director. The Precision Tune Auto Center freestanding
sign must be removed within thirty (30) days upon discontinuance of operation of the
Precision Tune.
(16) The developer shall remove the existing billboard on the northeast corner of the property
~ within 60-days following the expiration of the current lease. No extensions shall be
exercised on said lease and the structure shall be completely removed including the
foundation.
(17) The windows that face South Cobb Drive on Outlots 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 must be used for
display purposes only if used as a retail use or blinds shall be used if used as an office
use.
(18) The development shall comply with the City of Smyrna Sign Ordinance and be allowed
the following exemptions:
Four (4) large monument signs shall consist of two (2) 150 sq. ft. sign with a
maximum sign height of 25' located on Concord Road and two (2) 150 sq. ft. sign
with a maximum sign height of 25' located South Cobb Drive.
b. Each tenant of outlots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7 will be allowed to have two (2) walls signs,
one (1) sign for the street side of the building that is visible from the public right-of-
way and one (1) sign for the parking side of the building.
c. Wall signage for the development, including all retail buildings and out parcels, shall
be governed by the Code currently in place for Planned Shopping Centers which
provides for one (1) square foot of signage per linear store/tenant frontage (maximum
of 325 square feet per store/tenant) with a 15% size bonus for each 50' of setback
~ from the right-of--way. If the individual business has road frontage on two or more
public roadways, not including alley ways, the business shall be permitted one wall
or fascia sign on each public roadway. (For example: if the business is located at a
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corner then the business may have two wall or fascia signs.) Sign letter height may
not exceed three feet.
d. Nine (9) low wall signs located at driveway entrances as provided in the sign
rendering submitted 9/11/2009.
e. Any other proposed signs that are visible from any public right-of--way and not
covered in subsections a thru d above are prohibited.
(19) The following uses shall not be permitted on the subject parcel:
• Adult Entertainment and Adult Novelty Shops as defined by the City of Smyrna's
Code of Ordinances
• Carnivals, Circuses and other similar transient activities (This stipulation was
modified from the staff recommendation by the Planning and Zoning Board.)
• Automobile Leasing
• Automobile Parts -wholesale
• Automobile Sales
• Automobile Major Repair
o Automobile major repair is defined as an establishment wherein engines,
transmission, drive shafts, bodies fenders are dismantled, repaired, replaced or
painted.
• Billiard Parlor (Shall not preclude arestaurant/brew pub from having billiard
tables. However, the billiard tables shall not exceed 35% of the gross floor area of
the establishment)
• Boarding and Breeding Kennels. However, this stipulation shall not preclude the
opportunity to lease retail space to a doggie day-care or dog obedience school with
the added stipulation that no dogs shall be allowed outside, boarded or bred.
• Boat Sales and Repairs. However, this stipulation shall not preclude retail stores
such as a Dick's Sporting Goods which sells bass boats, kayaks, rafts, etc. There
shall be no outside display of boats.
• Bowling Alley
• Self Service Automobile Wash Facilities. However, self-contained automated car
washes shall not be prohibited provided that they are consistent with the
architectural style and composition as aforementioned.
• Drive-in Restaurants such as Sonic. However, drive-thru restaurants such as Chick-
fll-a, Zaxby's, etc., shall be allowed provided that they are consistent with the
architectural style and composition as aforementioned.
• Drive-in Theater
• Farm Equipment Sales and Service - Outparcel only
• Full Service Gasoline Stations. However, grocery stores and convenience stores
with gas sales shall be allowed.
• Game Arcades. However, this stipulation shall not preclude recreational facilities
or restaurant brew pubs from having accessory game arcades which do not exceed
15% of the gross floor area of the establishment.
• Gun Shops
• House of Worship
• Linen and Diaper Services (Plant only)
• Massage Parlor (This requirement shall not prohibit the operation of Health Spas)
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o Health Spa is defined as an establishment which provides as one (1) of its
'~""" primary purposes, services or facilities which are purported to assist patrons
improve their physical condition or appearance through change in weight,
weight control, treatment, dieting, or exercise. Treatment shall include, but not
limited to, personal services such as body wraps, hydromineral wraps, body
polish, body wash, baths and hydrotub soak. Massages may be an accessory
service provided by the health spa.
• Mobile Home and Travel Trailer Sales
• Motorcycle Sales and Service with outside display of motorcycles.
• Pawnshops and Check Cashing Establishments
• Printing Plant. However, said prohibition shall not apply to establishments such as
FedEx, Kinkos, Blueprinters, etc.
• Skating Rinks
• Stations and Terminals for Bus and Rail Passenger Service
• Target Ranges
• Tattoo and Body Piercing Parlors
• Taxi Stands
• Movie Theaters
• Wholesale Establishments which sell only to businesses and not to customers
(20) The rezoning of the subject property shall be in substantial conformity to the Zoning Plan
("The Crossings at Four Corners") prepared for Tri-Lands Properties, Inc. by Paulson
Mitchell, Inc and date September 10, 2009. If Cobb Department of Transportation of
Georgia Department of Transportation should approve additional access points or require
modifications to existing access points during Plan Review which require minor site plan
revisions; any such changes shall be subject to the review and approval of the Director of
the Community Development Department.
(21) The architectural style, composition and treatment of the buildings, including the
buildings ultimately constructed on the commercial out parcels, shall be in substantial
conformity to the renderings/elevations dated on September 10, 2009. However, should
minor modifications be required during the Plan Review process, said modifications shall
be subject to the review and approval of the Director of the Community Development
Department.
(22) Upon completion of all zoning approvals, an "as-approved" plan shall be submitted to
Community Development for final approval. This plan shall incorporate all agreed upon
changes, written or verbal, negotiated by the applicant and the City of Smyrna during all
public meetings.
(23) The developer shall be responsible for any on-site traffic improvements deemed necessary
by the City Engineer during construction plan review to improve traffic circulation and
movement thru the subject property.
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Resolution No. R2010 - 1
A Resolution by the Mayor and Council of the City of Smyrna, Georgia,
Transmitting the City of Smyrna Energy Efficiency and Conservation Strategy to the
United States Department of Energy for Participation in the Energy Efficiency and
Conservation Block Grant Program
Whereas: To participate in Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program,
the City of Smyma must submit an Energy Efficiency and Conservation
Strategy; and,
Whereas: The City of Smyrna has prepared the Energy Efficiency and Conservation
Strategy as outlined in such standards and procedures of Energy Efficiency
and Conservation Block Grant Program; and,
Whereas: The Energy Efficiency and Conservation Strategy requires adoption and
transmittal to the United States Department of Energy;
Therefore: Be it resolved that the Mayor and City Council of the City of Smyrna does
hereby transmit the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Strategy to the
United States Department of Energy for participation in the Energy
Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program.
IN WITNESS THEREOF, this Resolution has been duly adopted by the
~""'" governing authority of the City of Smyrna, Georgia on the 19th day of
January 2010.
A. Max Bacon, Mayor
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Sus n D. Hiott, City Clerk