12-19-2011 December 19, 2011 Mayor and Council Meeting
December 19, 2011
All council members were present. Also present were City Administrator Eric Taylor, Assistant City
Administrator Tammi Saddler, Assistant City Attorney Jeff Tucker, City Clerk Susan Hiott, Community
Relations Director Jennifer Bennett, Human Resources Director Kay Bolick, Keep Smyrna Beautiful
Director Ann Kirk, Parks and Recreation Director Steve Ciaccio, Library Director Mike Seigler, Police Chief
Stan Hook, Fire Chief Jason Lanyon, Deputy Fire Chief Roy Acree and representatives of the press.
The regular scheduled meeting of Mayor and Council was held at Smyrna City Hall. The meeting was called
to order by presiding officer Mayor Max Bacon at 7:37 o'clock p.m.
Mayor Bacon called on Pastor Jim Moon of Crosspoint Presbyterian Church, who conducted the
invocation and led all present in the pledge to the flag.
AGENDA CHANGES:
The Mayor stated that the Public Hearing item (A) would be tabled until January 17, 2011 and that a
permit fee had been added to the consent agenda.
He announced that four council members would not be returning and made known that both Councilmen
"'" Wood and Newcomb had served for 20 years. The Mayor shared that proclamations would be presented
and asked that family come forward and be introduced. The Mayor lauded the contributions of both
Councilmen, after which the proclamations were read aloud by Assistant City Attorney Jeff Tucker.
Human Resources Director Kay Bolick presented a 20 year service award to Councilman Wood.
MAYOR'S REPORT:
(A) Presentation of June 30, 2011 Financial Audit
The Mayor called on Finance Director Robert Porche, who introduced Tammi Galvis from the firm of
Moore and Cubbedge. She delivered a presentation on the results of the 2011 financial audit performed
by her company and stated that the findings would be submitted to the Department of Audits and
Accounts, as required by state laws. Ms. Galvis announced that the City had received a clean and
unqualified report, having no material weaknesses of internal controls or compliance findings related to
grant agreements, bond documents or SPLOST agreements. She elaborated that expenditures related to
all of these items were selected for testing and evaluated to ensure that monies were being spent in
accordance with the documents in place. Summaries of general fund activity, unreserved/unassigned
balances and Water and Sewer accounts were provided.
Councilman Wood thanked Moore and Cubbedge for their service and extended his appreciation to city
staff for tneir diligence and commitment to financial stability. Councilman Newcomb emphasized the
41MMINI significance that there had been no compliance findings, mentioning past incidences and expressing his
pleasure that no gaps in control existed. Mayor Bacon announced that the audit was available to the
public and could be obtained at City Hall.
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LAND ISSUES/ZONINGS/ANNEXATIONS:
(A) Public Hearing- Approval of Ordinance 2011-16 for proposed text amendment to Sections 402, 712
and 906 of the City's Zoning Ordinance to permit the outdoor retail sale of large outdoor products in the
General Commercial zoning district - City of Smyrna - Tabled from October 17, 2011, November 7,
2011 and November 21, 2011 meetings- To be tabled to January 17, 2012 (RN)
The Mayor stated that the item would be tabled, announced the public hearing and called for citizen
input. There was none.
MOTION: Councilman Newcomb moved to table the approval of Ordinance 2011-16 for proposed text
amendment to Sections 402, 712 and 906 of the City's Zoning Ordinance to permit the outdoor retail
sale of large outdoor products in the General Commercial zoning district to January 17, 2012. Motion
was seconded by Councilwoman Pritchett and approved 7-0.
PRIVILEGE LICENSES:
The Mayor stated that there were none.
FORMAL BUSINESS:
(A) Approval of recording of Official City Run-Off Election Results held December 6, 2011 Run-Off
Mayor Bacon called on Eric Taylor, who provided the background of the run-off elections in Wards 4, 5
and 7. Mr. Taylor stated that the results had been certified by the Cobb County Board of Elections,
recommended approval and announced the winning candidates: Charles "Corkey" Welch (Ward 4),
Susan D. Wilkinson(Ward 5) and Ron Fennel (Ward 7).
MOTION: Councilman Wood moved for approval of the recording of Official City Run-Off Election
Results held December 6, 2011 Run-Off. Motion seconded by Councilman Smith and approved 7-0.
(Certified election results attached).
(B) Approval of Ordinance 2011-22 amending the Code of Ordinances of the City of Smyrna Chapter 6,
Alcoholic Beverages, Section 6-61 (a) and (b) that hours of operation be amended for package, distilled
spirits and package wine and malt beverages to allow Sunday sales between 12:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m.
effective January 1, 2012
Mr. Taylor explained that voters approved a referendum on November 8, 2011 to allow for sales of
alcohol on Sunday by a margin of 76.2% in favor and 23.7% opposed. He elaborated that this item
would change the city's ordinances to reflect what the voters passed.
MOTION: Councilman Wood moved for approval of the recording of Official City Run-Off Election
Results held December 6, 2011 Run-Off. Motion seconded by Councilman Smith and approved 7-0.
(C) Intersection Improvements at East West Connector and Gaylor Street - Request approval for the City
of Smyrna to participate with funding of intersection improvements on East West Connector and Gaylor
Street
Mr. Taylor stated that the City had received a request from Cobb County to participate in the funding of
a traffic signal at that intersection. He shared that staff had reviewed the item and recommended
approval. Councilman McNabb informed all present that this was not a new request. He made known
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that this area had been studied for a long time prior to the East West Connector being built and that it
had come up during zoning approvals for Publix. He stated that Council had raised concerns about the
inherent lack of safety of not having a signal at that intersection and that the County had been adamant
during the initial construction that none be placed there.
MOTION: Councilman McNabb made a motion to approve Intersection Improvements at East West
Connector and Gaylor Street - Request approval for the City of Smyrna to participate with funding of
intersection improvements on East West Connector and Gaylor Street Motion was seconded by
Councilwoman Pritchett.
Councilman Lnenicka voiced his opposition to the motion as made. He stated his disapproval of both the
process and factual elements, citing that according to the Deputy Director of Cobb County's Department
of Transportation a signal had been planned at that location since the 1994 SPLOST. Councilman
Lnenicka quoted a Marietta Daily Journal article from November 22, 2011 in which Deputy Director
Dan McDuff was credited with saying that the signal had been part of a Cumberland Pkwy and Atlanta
Rd. improvement plan that was rolled into the 2005 SPLOST. Councilman Lnenicka expressed his
agreement with Councilman McNabb's statement that that Council had made known their concerns and
that changes had been made to the area in question without Mayor and Council being consulted. He
mentioned the unilateral decision of the County to block the median and left-hand turns at that
intersection as well as to block the median on South Cobb drive to prevent left-hand turns. The
Councilman shared that the County made the argument that Gaylor St. served only unincorporated
County residents, that the East West Connector was a County road and that the County made clear their
ownership and control of that infrastructure, declining input from Smyrna City Council. Councilman
Lnenicka outlined the severity of the resultant problems at that intersection, including the number of u-
turns made that had doubled accidents with serious injuries. He talked about the destruction of
landscaping at the Westchester Commons neighborhood and that he had met onsite with County DOT
staff about this major issue. Councilman Lnenicka stated that this matter had experienced delays and that
while Council had supported a signalized intersection they did not endorse blocking intersections or
prohibiting left-had turns, sharing that both of these negatively impacted businesses in incorporated
Smyrna with store managers reporting a 10% drop in business.
Councilman Lnenicka outlined the details of events following the receipt of a letter from Faye
DiMassimo, Director of Cobb DOT, received on October 26, 2011. The Councilman relayed that the
contents of that letter included a request for the City to help pay for the signalized intersection. He
stressed that plans for that particular improvement had been in place for 17 years and only at this point
was the City being asked to fund a deficit so that the signalization could proceed. He read aloud from the
letter, including the projected cost of$223,721.04 and the request that the City provide $73,721.04. The
Councilman made known that he asked that Mr. Taylor look into this matter and requested that a cost
break-down analysis be provided. Councilman Lnenicka made known that no response to Mr. Taylor's
inquiry had been received.
Councilman Lnenicka shared that this item was removed from a November Board of Commisioners
agenda at the request of Commisioner Bob Ott, in order to seek funding from the City. The Councilman
clarified that this location was in unincorporated Cobb County and stated his opposition to funding this
signal with city tax dollars. He elaborated that since city residents already pay county taxes to cover
these kind of developments and that he didn't want to see citizens pay twice. The Councilman expressed
his reluctance to set a precedent that city funds be used to conduct work done outside of city limits and
that no Cobb city had ever paid for a signal outside its incorporated area. He clarified that Mr. McDuff
had stated that the County would own and operate the installed signal.
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Councilman Lnenicka made known that on December 12, 2011 the law firm of Garvis Sams sent a letter
to the Mayor and City Administrator on behalf of Racetrac in which there was a reference to a project
value of$255,694.94 for the signal at Gaylor St. The letter stated that the item had been pulled from the
Commisioner's November 22, 2011 meeting by Commisioner Ott in order to secure participatory
funding from the City of Smyrna in the amount of approximately $55,000.
Upon the item being placed on the City's agenda, Councilman Lnenicka requested a detailed cost
analysis from Mr. Taylor and received a response from City Engineer Keith Williams including
documentation showing the project cost was $298,066.80. Councilman Lnenicka stressed the
significance of the wide variation in costing and the lack of time for staff to properly analyze and vet the
proposed numbers prior to vote by Council. He shared that an email he had received that evening from
Ms. DiMassimo contained a project cost of$255,694.94. Councilman Lnenicka commented that a great
deal of conflicting information and activity had occurred in the span of six weeks for a project planned
since 1994.
Councilman Lnenicka stated his concerns that; this request came through political channels and not
County staff, that the intersection served two county roads, was outside city limits, was owned and
operated by the County, that no city funds were set aside for this, that no funding source had been
identified, that no Cobb city had ever paid for signals outside of city boundaries and that no detailed
break-downs were provided until after the item was placed on the agenda. The Councilman questioned
why city taxes were being allocated for services routinely built and operated by the county, opining that
this set a dangerous precedent. He stated that the City had never paid for a light that serviced county
roads or private development, sharing that developers were also being asked to contribute to the
installation of this signal without a cost break-down being provided. The Councilman objected to the
lack of time to discuss or negotiate this matter and the lack of a written request from County showing
the exact amount expected. He acknowledged that while some Smyrna businesses and residents were
served by that light that it remained under the control of the County.
Mayor B 'con stated that much had changed on the East West Connector since 1994 and that the light
had been requested by Columbia properties. He made known that the signal would be used by city
residents and expressed his support for the County being responsible for the synchronization of that
intersection. The Mayor stated that the $35,000 expenditure would be drawn out of SPLOST funds and
that safety considerations were the primary issue, citing that even one life saved was worth the
investment. He shared that he had requested the item be placed on the agenda and relayed that the City
had conducted other joint ventures with the County.
Councilman Smith confirmed that the amount being voted on was $35,000 and asked if that was
included on the issue sheet. He was informed that it was not contained on that documentation. The
Councilman requested that the motion be amended to stipulate that expenditures were not to exceed
$35,000 and Councilman McNabb agreed to do so.
Councilwoman Anulewicz stated that, at $35,000, the portion contributed by the City would be about
15%. She expressed that she did not view this as residents paying twice but rather a proportional matter
where more than 15% of those utilizing that signal would be Smyrna residents. She reflected on the
numerous discussions related to easing traffic difficulties at that location and expressed her support to
take action to move forward there.
Councilman McNabb agreed with Councilwoman Anulewicz's assessment that this was not a city
funded project and that it represented a limited investment by the City with the developer supplying over
50 percent of the needed funds. Councilman McNabb recounted that the last time this matter was
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brought up that Council urged the County to error on side of safety. He expressed his opinion that the
County had heard those concerns and was taking action to improve access. Councilman McNabb
addressed the four newly elected Council members present, relaying the importance of allowing proper
discussions to transpire prior to conversations with media outlets. He shared his opinion that calling
media attention to an item could potentially jeopardize normal processes by politicizing a topic. He
stated that this item had been escalated due to media involvement, removing it from the staff to the
political level and leaving Council's only alternative to vote on the item as presented. Councilman
McNabb recommended that Council vote in favor in order to ensure the safety of Smyrna residents.
Mayor Bacon stated that Mr. Taylor had received a letter from Garvis Sams, who represented both
Columbia Properties and Racetrac, in which a request was made for $75,000. The Mayor recalled saying
that he would not support that amount. He referenced the letter from Faye Demasio and her claim that it
would benefit Smyrna residents. The Mayor expressed his support for moving forward with this and that
his sentiment was that $35,000 was a reasonable contribution.
Councilman Newcomb agreed in principle with some of the issues raised by Councilman Lnenicka but
stated that he would support this motion. The Councilman detailed the safety issues and the importance
of addressing this troubled intersection. He acknowledged that it was in the County and that it set a
precedent but that it did provide ingress and egress for city residents. Councilman Newcomb addressed
that staff did not have time to perform adequate analysis, that warrants had not been provided to confirm
necessity of signalizing that intersection and that Council did not have the opportunity to fully discuss
this item. He suggested that incoming Council make it a priority to allow for proper time to vet items
and made known that no precedent would be set if new Council did not view it as such.
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Motion was amended with the stipulation that expenditures were not to exceed $35,000 and that the City
Engineer had approved the signal with written warrants to be required. Motion carried 6-1 with
Councilman Lnenicka voting against.
(D) Reappointment of Mayor Representative to Planning & Zoning Board
Mayor Bacon announced his Reappointment of Joel Powell to a 2 year term to expire on 12/31/13.
MOTION: Councilman Newcomb moved to approve Reappointment of Joel Powell to Planning &
Zoning Board. Motion was seconded by Councilwoman Pritchett and passed 7-0.
(E) Reappointment of Mayor Representative to Parks & Recreation Commission
Mayor Bacon announced his Reappointment of Joe Isley to a 2 year term to expire on 12/31/13.
MOTION: Councilman Newcomb moved to approve Reappointment of Joe Isley to Parks & Recreation
Commission. Motion was seconded by Councilwoman Anulewicz and passed 7-0.
(F) Reappointment of Mayor Representative to Smyrna Downtown Area Development
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Mayor Bacon announced his Reappointment of Joe Bland to a 4 year term to expire on 12/31/15.
MOTION: Councilwoman Anulewicz moved to approve Reappointment of Joe Bland to Smyrna
Downtown Area Development. Motion was seconded by Councilman McNabb and passed 7-0.
(G) Reappointment of Mayor Representative to Smyrna Housing Authority
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Mayor Bacon announced his Reappointment of Joe Bland to a 4 year term to expire on 12/31/15.
MOTION: Councilwoman Anulewicz moved to approve Reappointment of Joe Bland to Smyrna
Housing Authority. Motion was seconded by Councilwoman Pritchett and passed 7-0.
(H)Reappointment of Ward 6 Representative to Parks & Recreation Committee (WL)
Councilman Lnenicka announced his Reappointment of Julia Morini to a 2 year term to expire on
12/31/13.
MOTION: Councilman Lnenicka moved to approve Reappointment of Julia Morini to Planning &
Zoning Board. Motion was seconded by Councilman Wood and passed 7-0.
(I) Appointment of Ward 6 Representative to Tree Board (WL)
Councilman Lnenicka thanked Michael Streger for his service on the Tree Board and announced the
Appointment of Don Taylor to fill the remaining unexpired term for Michael Streger to expire on
August, 2012.
MOTION: Councilman Lnenicka moved to approve Appointment of Don Taylor to Tree Board. Motion
was seconded by Councilman Wood and passed 7-0.
(J) Reappointment of Ward 6 Representative to Planning & Zoning Board (WL)
Councilman Lnenicka announced that Denny Campo was currently filling out an unexpired term and
moved to Reappoint Denny Campo to a 2 year term to expire on 12/31/13.
MOTION: Councilman Lnenicka moved to approve Reappointment of Denny Campo to Planning &
Zoning Board. Motion was seconded by Councilwoman Wood and passed 7-0.
CONSENT AGENDA:
Mayor Bacon acknowledged Mr. Taylor, who read the consent agenda.
(A) Approval of December 5, 2011 Mayor and Council meeting minutes
(B) Adoption and Resolution of Updated City of Smyrna Deferred Compensation Plan (457b) and
authorize Mayor to execute related documents
(C) Approval of Revised Personnel Policy EMP 18-0 Employment Recognition
(D) Award RFP 11-026 Fire Station No. 5 Construction Manager at Risk to the lowest qualified bidder,
Catamount Constructors, Inc. for $1,477,000.000 and authorize the Mayor to execute any related
documents
(E) Approval to implement permit fee of $500 for the sales of package, distilled spirits and package
wine and malt beverages on Sunday between 12:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. effective January 1, 2012
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MOTION: Councilman Lnenicka moved to approve the Consent Agenda as presented. Motion was
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seconded by Councilman Wood and approved 7-0.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING PERMITS:
Mayor Bacon stated that there were none
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
Councilman Wood announced that this was the last meeting where he would serve as representative of Ward
7, expressing his gratitude to his fellow elected officials and the citizens of Smyrna
Councilman Lnenicka saluted the members of council that were stepping down. He stated that it was an
honor to serve with them for many years and recognized Councilman Wood's 20 years in office, citing his
positions on the Downtown Development Authority as well as on Council and remarking on the high quality
of Councilman Wood's character as a model citizen. Councilman Lnenicka made known his appreciation for
Councilman Smith's dedication to the community, exceptional conduct and devotion to honestly representing
the citizens, thanking him for his service. Councilman Lnenicka acknowledged the decades over which he
had known Councilman McNabb and commented on the number of achievements and contributions made by
Councilman McNabb. Councilman Lnenicka shared the detail with which Councilman McNabb researched
matters brought before Council and praised his wisdom, using as an example the recent signage issue
brought up by the construction of the new Kroger. Councilman Lnenicka shared that Councilman Newcomb,
who had recently received his doctorate, had solidly represented Ward 2 and provided a valuable voice on
matters, particularly those related to education. Councilman Lnenicka made known his appreciation for
Councilman Newcomb in his role as a steadfast servant leader for two decades. Councilman Lnenicka
xspeo wished all a Merry Christmas and a happy holiday season, reflecting that he felt blessed to be part of the
leadership and stewardship of the City and the many accomplishments in which this Council had
participated.
Councilman Smith shared that he considered his terms highly educational, thanking the Mayor and his fellow
Council Members for their service and camaraderie. He recognized the diligence and efforts of city staff with
particular thanks to Library Director Michael Seigler. The Councilman thanked his wife and reminded all
present that Mayor and Council were merely stewards and that the citizens were the government, wishing all
a Merry Christmas and a happy new year.
Councilman McNabb thanked the residents of Ward 4 for the enjoyable opportunity to serve as their
representative. He thanked Council for their patience, vigorous debate and extraordinary experience.
Councilman McNabb offered his thanks to staff for their effort, diligence and thoroughness. The Councilman
praised the Mayor for his leadership, friendship, humor and tolerance. Councilman McNabb addressed the
four newly elected officials present, offering his congratulations and welcoming them to their new role in the
City with a supportive staff and successful legacy. He encouraged those present to be actively involved in
their communities and encourage the incoming Council. He proclaimed that of paramount importance to
councilmembers was the time utilized to discuss and vet items, stressing the need to ensure adequate time
was allowed for such. Councilman McNabb advised that they be diligent in holding meetings and not let
egos hinder the proper consideration of the matters at hand. The Councilman shared his hope that the
economy was on the road to recovery but counseled that Council remain committed to avoiding increases to
the millage rate as an easy fix for the City's budgetary needs. The Councilman reminded all present that this
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was a timc of year to remember the joy of a child and wished all a happy holiday.
Councilwoman Anulewicz shared that she would miss the departing councilmembers and was looking
forward to becoming familiar with her new colleagues. She stated that she was hopeful that a continued,
strong team could weather the challenging years ahead and commented on the importance of the
contributions made by each. The Councilwoman recognized Kay Bolick, who made known that as part of the
City's continuing wellness program expansion the mobile mammography vehicle would be available to
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residents, 35 years and older, wishing to participate. She announced that appointments could be arranged by
contacting the Human Resources department and provided that contact information. Councilwoman .,.
Anulewicz announced that there were still opportunities remaining to visit Santa and encourage all to attend
the Noon Year's Eve celebration at the library.
Councilman Newcomb acknowledged residents Sandy Sands and Bill Strickland, who were present in the
audience, commending them for routinely attending Council meetings. The Councilman praised their
involvement and urged others to look to them as an example of concerned and active citizens. Councilman
Newcomb expressed his gratitude to the Mayor and staff for the reception held in honor of outgoing officials
and commented on his proclamation. He remarked on the number of Council that had begun together 20
years prior and extended his gratitude former members of Council and the constituents that made possible his
multiple terms. Councilman Newcomb thankeu his friends and neighbors for their support and acknowledged
city staff for their work in maintaining a successful municipality. He commented on the dissenting opinions
that had taken place earlier in the meeting as an example of how Council works through things even when
opinions differ. Councilman Newcomb remarked on the value of minority opinions to the democratic
process.
Councilwoman Pritchett expressed her agreement with the statements made by her colleagues, sharing her
satisfaction with her terms in office. She mentioned that her background was in real estate and that she
appreciated the wisdom and experience of councilmembers with other strengths, citing Councilman Wood's
financial knowledge as one example of a beneficial contribution. She stressed the importance of becoming
familiar with the issues brought before Council and that a great deal of time was required to thoroughly
research and discuss those matters. She made known that Council had always tried to do what was in the best
interest of the city and commended the leadership of the Mayor. Councilwoman Pritchett shared the success
of the City's drive for MUST ministries and thanked Ms. Hiott's Department for the festive holiday ,
decorations at City Hall. She mentioned that she would hold her first round table meeting on January 4th with
the Spring Hill community and made known her plans to host a roundtable once every three weeks.
Councilwoman Pritchett thanked staff for their commitment to the community.
Eric Taylor echoed the sentiments already presented and noted the unique perspective of both the City
Administrator and the City Clerk, both of whom report to the Mayor and all Councilmembers. Mr. Taylor
thanked them all for their advice, counsel, leadership and support of city staff, acknowledging the financial
challenges of the past few years.
Jeffrey Tucker congratulated the Mayor, Councilmembers and City Staff. Mr. Tucker stated that it was an
honor to serve with them and expressed his gratitude to the departing Councilmembers, wishing all a Merry
Christmas.
Susan Hiott mentioned the large turnover on Council and thanked each of the departing representatives for
their unique strengths and contributions.
Mayor Bacon shared that each of the departing councilmembers were good men that had given back to the
city. He remarked that he had known Councilman Wood all his life and that he appreciated all that
Councilman Newcomb had brought to the council. The Mayor offered his appreciation to Councilmen Smith
and McNabb, lauding their contributions, intelligence and dedication. Mayor Bacon commented that each
member brought a different perspective to the Council and made known his position that people would
recognize the good decisions made by this Council. He praised the greatness of Smyrna and shared his
enthusiasm at the City's incoming Council.
SHOW CAUSE HEARINGS:
Mayor Bacon stated that there were none.
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CITIZEN INPUT:
'""' Alex Backry comment on an article on the front page of the Marietta Daily Journal regarding the new fire
station. Mr. Backry expressed his opposition to the proximity of fire houses and the short term nature of the
grant. He opined that with cuts in costs and services, layoffs and early retirements, that the City was not
taking into consideration operating costs after grant funding was depleted. He shared that the article stated
that Mayor and Council did not fully understand all of the grant stipulations and questioned how an item
could be approved by Mayor and Council under those circumstances. Mr. Backry opined that the location of
the new fire station was not ideal.
Jason Saliba, of 860 Powder Springs St., expressed his gratitude to the Mayor, Council and city staff. He
reiterated that Smyrna had exceptional employees and outstanding leadership. He recognized the amount of
time and effort that staff routinely put into getting ready for meetings and preparing Council. Mr. Saliba
refuted claims made by others during public comment that Smyrna's government was not accessible. He
shared that work sessions were open to the public and this in his personal experience personnel were always
available to assist and respond to inquiries.
Sean Murphy of 982 McLinden Ave. thanked all of the outgoing Councilman for their extraordinary
service. He extended his gratitude to Councilman McNabb for his support and encouragement of the
founding of the Smyrna Heights Neighborhood Association and presented the Councilman with shirts
bearing that organization's logo.
Mayor Bacon recognized the incoming Councilmembers present in the audience and expressed his
enthusiasm at the qualifications of the group.
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With no further bus'n-: , the meeting was adjourned at 9:24 o'clock p.m.
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Votes
We,the undersigned Superintendent of Elections and his/her Assistants,do jointly and
severally certify that the attached Election Summary is a trite and correct count of the
votes cast in this City/County, and that the above listed Write-In Votes constitute all
votes cast for qualified Write-In Candidates on Direct Record Electronic Machines
and Optical Scan Absentee/Provisional Ballots. I.n'I'ES'TIMONY WHEREOF, We have
hereunto set our hands and seals this _-...... day of..— _...... ------.._.,. . SIGNED IN
QUADRUPLICATE. ��
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