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04-16-2012 April 16, 2012 Mayor and Council Meeting April 16, 2012 All council members were present. Also present were City Administrator Eric Taylor, Assistant City Administrator Tammi Saddler, City Attorney Scott Cochran, City Clerk Susan Hiott, Fire Chief Jason Lanyon, Community Development Director Ken Suddreth, Public Relations Director Jennifer Bennett, Budget Officer Monica Jones, Information Services Director Chris Addicks, Library Director Michael Seigler, Public Works Director Scott Stokes, Parks and Recreation Director Steve Ciaccio, Police Chief Stan Hook, Human Resources Director Kay Bolick, Keep Smyrna Beautiful Director Ann Kirk, Management Fellow Kevin Klosterboer 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 7:30 o'clock p.m. Mayor Bacon announced that Pastor George Ganey was not present and called on Councilman Welch, who conducted the invocation and led all present in the pledge to the flag. AGENDA CHANGES: The Mayor reported that item 4(C) would be tabled until May 7th. He acknowledged Pastor George Ganey's delayed arrival and invited him to discuss his church with those present. oilig Mayor Bacon recognized Stacy Evans, State Representative from House District 40. Ms. Evans announced her upcoming town hall and presented a Resolution honoring Smyrna's Citizen of the Year Liz Davis. She remarked on the extensive involvement of Ms. Davis in the community and read aloud the Resolution. Ms. Evans shared a personal experience about Mrs. Davis' generosity and praised her volunteerism. Mrs. Davis expressed her gratitude and stated her affinity for the city of Smyrna from which she hailed. MAYOR'S REPORT: (A) Proclamation in Recognition of Respect for Law Enforcement The Mayor asked Smyrna Optimist Club president Betty Turley to step forward and called on Councilman Ron Fennel, who read aloud and presented the proclamation. Ms. Turley thanked the Mayor and Council for the recognition and asked all citizens to join in an ongoing effort to thank officers for their service. She extended an invitation to the Mayor and Council to attend an upcoming breakfast. The Mayor introduced Hunter Hill, who announced his candidacy for State Senate. Mr. Hill made known his desire to make Georgia an economically competitive state, sharing his platforms on tax reform, school focus and improved transportation. He relayed his background in the military and business, provided his contact information and website at www.votehunterhill.com and requested the support of all present in the July 31st Republican primary. Mayor Bacon announced the South Cobb Drive Business Association meeting to be held at the Wolfe Center and provided the time and overview of items to be discussed. 4. LAND ISSUES/ZONINGS/ANNEXATIONS: April 16, 2012 2 (A) Approval of Ordinance #2012-06 - Annexation request (100% of owners requesting annexation)- Land Lot 632, 0.4132 acres, Parcel #17063200650, 17th District, 2nd Section, Cobb County - 1717 Spring Street SE (TA) Mayor Bacon called on Mr. Taylor, who informed all present that the parcel would remain general commercial with no rezoning necessary. He stated that Cobb County had no objections to the annexation and that city staff recommended approval. The Mayor asked for public comment and received none. Councilwoman Anulewicz explained that 100% of landowners were requesting annexation of 1717 Spring St. SE and called upon Mr. Suddreth, who detailed the process and stated that a map was available for review if desired. Councilwoman Anulewicz inquired if the property owner was present and told that they were not in attendance. She called for comment and received none. MOTION: Councilwoman Anulewicz moved to approve Ordinance #2012-06 - Annexation request (100% of owners requesting annexation)- Land Lot 632, 0.4132 acres, Parcel #17063200650, 17th District, 2nd Section, Cobb County - 1717 Spring Street SE. Motion was seconded by Councilman Lnenicka and approved 7-0. (B) Public Hearing - Zoning Request Z12-002 - Rezoning from CBD-Conditional to RAD-Conditional - 0.3 Acre Tract - Land Lots 486 and 523 - 1190 Medlin Street - Recivilize Properties, LLC (CW) The Mayor called on Mr. Taylor, who explained the development and zoning history of the property under consideration. He shared that the item was heard by the Planning and Zoning Board on April 9th and approved 5-0. Mr. Taylor made known that Community Development staff recommended approval with stipulations. The Mayor inquired if the applicant was present, stated that this was a public hearing and ^" called for comment. There was one. MOTION: Councilman moved to approve Zoning Request Z12-002 - Rezoning from CBD-Conditional to RAD-Conditional - 0.3 Acre Tract - Land Lots 486 and 523 - 1190 Medlin Street - Recivilize Properties, LLC. Applicant Jason Scheidt addressed Council, sharing that he was a 19 year resident of Smyrna and interested in promoting redevelopment in the area. He displayed photos of the current site conditions, the proposed project and site plan. Mr. Scheidt assured those present that the architecture would be consistent with the area and reminiscent of traditional southern structures. He noted that the intended buildings were pre- fabricated green homes manufactured by EcoClassic Homes that would be assembled onsite. Mr. Scheidt emphasized the energy efficiency of the houses. He also cited the limited exposure to the elements during construction compared with traditional homes. Mr. Scheidt stated that this company's green homes were currently being built in Marietta, Reynoldstown and Woodstock, relaying that there was a substantial market for these homes. Councilwoman Blustein inquired about the square footage of the homes and was told they would be approximately 1800 sq. ft. Councilman Welch requested additional information about the homes being constructed offsite and the applicant responded that some components deployed to the site for assembly had been built in an offsite factory. Mr. Scheidt explained the advantage of using materials that were never exposed to the elements. Councilwoman Wilkinson asked what price point the homes would be offered at , and the applicant responded the anticipated price range was in the mid to high 200's. Councilwoman Wilkinson requested details about the types of materials utilized and Mr. Scheidt explained that it was a combination of materials such as hardiplank and metal roofs. Mr. Scheidt elaborated that the aesthetic goal was to achieve a tribute to classic southern style and that homes would offer amenities such as 8 ft. porches. April 16, 2012 3 Councilwoman Wilkinson expressed her concern about the importance and impact of retention ponds and Mr. Scheidt called on landscape architect Sean Murphy to address the Councilwoman's issue. Mr. Murphy stated that the city engineer had been consulted during the design of the retaining wall and that there would be a combination of cisterns, bioswell and raingarden/retention pond. He stated that the path of the water would conclude by terminate into the existing structure on street. Councilman Fennel seconded the motion. Motion was approved 6-1 with Councilwoman Wilkinson voting against. (C) Public Hearing- Zoning Request Z12-003 - Zoning Amendment to modify the currently approved site plan and zoning conditions - 10.71 Acre Tract - Land Lot 669 - Vintage Square Subdivision - TI Vintage, LLC (WL) To be tabled to May 7, 2012 The Mayor mentioned that this item would be tabled and called on Councilman Lnenicka, who asked that Ken Suddreth confirm the request. Mr. Suddreth stated that the developer had contacted the City and requested additional time to work out issues with his builder prior to presenting the finalized plans to Mayor and Council at the May 7th meeting. The public hearing was announced and there was no comment. Councilman Lnenicka confirmed that the item would be heard at the next meeting. He shared that the developer was requesting flexibility to reduce the number of stories from three to two in response to the change in economic and market conditions. Councilman Lnenicka made known that he had met with residents of Vintage Square and Creatwood Forrest subdivisions and that there were outstanding issues that needed to be worked out between city staff and the developer. MOTION: Councilman Lnenicka moved to approve tabling of Public hearing - Zoning Request Z12-003 - Zoning Amendment to modify the currently approved site plan and zoning conditions - 10.71 Acre Tract - Land Lot 669 - Vintage Square Subdivision - TI Vintage, LLC to May 7, 2012. Motion was seconded by Councilman Fennel and approved 7-0. (D) Public Hearing - Approval of code amendment to Section 602 of the Zoning Ordinance to update the City's official zoning map - City of Smyrna The Mayor called on Mr. Taylor, who stated that the City routinely reincorporated in order to adopt changes. Mr. Taylor informed all present of the limited number of recent zonings and the need for formal approval. he shared that the adoption would allow all rezonings to be added to zoning code, an action that was approved 5-0 by the Planning and Zoning Board on March 12th. Mr. Taylor announced that staff recommended approval. Councilwoman Blustein called on Mr. Suddreth, who asked that Council include the items approved that evening as part of the zoning amendment item under consideration. The Mayor stated this was a public hearing and called for comment. There was none. MOTION: Councilwoman Blustein moved to approve code amendment to Section 602 of the Zoning Ordinance to update the City's official zoning map for the City of Smyrna and to include the two approved items; Ordinance #2012-06 - Annexation request (100% of owners requesting annexation)- Land Lot 632, 0.4132 acres, Parcel #17063200650, 17th District, 2nd Section, Cobb County - 1717 Spring Street SE and Zoning Request Z12-002 - Rezoning from CBD-Conditional to RAD-Conditional - 0.3 Acre Tract - Land Lots 486 and 523 - 1190 Medlin Street - Recivilize Properties, LLC. Motion was seconded by Councilwoman Pritchett and approved 7-0 April 16, 2012 4 5. PRIVILEGE LICENSES: '^ (A) Public Hearing-new ownership and agent-retail pouring sales of beer and wine-Ruttley's Kitchen dba On the Bayou-Tracy A Ruttley-3120 South Cobb Dr (CW) Mayor Bacon confirmed the presence of the applicant and called on Mr. Taylor, who shared that the registered agent and had been provided with a copy of the alcoholic beverage ordinance and attended the mandatory alcohol awareness training. Mr. Taylor announced that a background check by the Smyrna police department did not discover any information that would preclude the issuance of the license and that staff recommended approval. The Mayor stated that this was a public hearing and called for public comment. There was none. Councilman Welch confirmed that the applicant had read the ordinance and understood its importance. He inquired about the training offered to employees and Ms. Ruttley responded that the policy was to have the manager be responsible for checking all ID cards. She elaborated that the establishment was not intended to be a bar but wanted to offer beer and wine options to its patrons. Councilman Welch confirmed that the applicant was aware of the periodic sting operations conducted by the City and was replied to in the affirmative. The Mayor inquired about the type of food served at the location and Councilwoman Anulewicz commented on the authenticity and quality of items she had purchased at that restaurant. MOTION: Councilman Welch moved to approve the new ownership and agent-retail pouring sales of beer and wine-Ruttley's Kitchen dba On the Bayou-Tracy A Ruttley-3120 South Cobb Dr. Councilman Fennel reiterated that the City performed compliance checks on a random basis and stressed to the applicant that the registered agent was held personally accountable in the event of violations. 6. FORMAL BUSINESS: (A) Approval to initiate process to acquire 955 Concord Road by any lawful means including the use of eminent domain (CW) Mr. Taylor stated that for the last 3-4 years the City had been in the process of acquiring properties for the purpose of widening Concord Rd. He shared that all the needed parcels, with the exception of the lot at 955 Concord Rd. had been purchased. Mr. Taylor explained that approval to acquire the remaining parcel through any lawful means necessary, up to and including eminent domain, was being requested and that staff recommended approval. MOTION: Councilman Welch stated his support of the need to make the improvements to Concord Rd. and moved to approve the initiation of the process to acquire 955 Concord Road by any lawful means including the use of eminent domain. Motion was seconded by Councilwoman Pritchett and approved 5-2 with Councilman Fennel and Councilwoman Wilkinson voting against. (B) Approval of Service Agreement with Granicus, Inc. and authorize the Mayor to execute any related documents (MP) Mr. Taylor shared that the agreement with Granicus would provide a comprehensive solution to create, manage and distribute content to enhance public meeting communication. Granicus components would facilitate streaming media, allow for immediate recall of previous meetings, support public comments on April 16, 2012 5 the city website and include a replacement system for staff to manage agenda preparation. The agreement would also involve an upgrade of monitors in the council chambers along with the ability to capture and record live voting. Mr. Taylor made known that Granicus is used throughout the country and offered many opportunities for enhanced interactive functionality. Councilwoman Pritchett stated her support of the citizen engagement and transparency platform offered by Granicus. She shared that the company was utilized by over 1000 jurisdictions and had an excellent reputation with 35 years of government focused products. Councilwoman Pritchett informed all present that the Mayor, Council and citizens would all benefit from the implementation of this platform with the upfront costs being funded from special records revenue and not tax payer dollars. MOTION: Councilwoman Pritchett moved to approve Service Agreement with Granicus, Inc. and authorize thy:; Mayor to execute any related documents with Granicus accepting the City's proposed amendments. Motion was seconded. Councilman Lnenicka announced his intent to support the motion and stated his excitement about the opportunity for citizens to view meetings live from a variety of sources. He explained that live meetings were currently carried by only one media channel and that not all citizens had access to that outlet. Councilman Lnenicka praised the ability to broaden exposure of government proceedings to the citizenry and stated his understanding that there would be a 3-4 month installation timeline. The Councilman extended his congratulations to the team that negotiated that contract and remarked on their success in procuring the service at a highly discounted rate. Councilwoman Anulewicz seconded the Councilman's comments and expressed her support for the features of the Granicus system in promoting citizen engagement. She also supported the ability of the system to enable increased staff efficiency that would result in savings to taxpayers. Motion was approved 7-0 (C) ApproN ai of Ward 4 appointment to Hospital Authority (CW) MOTION: Councilman Welch moved to approve the appointment of Linda Smith to the Hospital Authority for a term to expire May, 2016. 7. COMMERCIAL BUILDING PERMITS: Mayor Bacon stated that there were none. 8. CONSENT AGENDA: Mayor Bacon called on Mr. Taylor, who read aloud the consent agenda. (A) Approval of April 2, 2012 Mayor and Council Meeting Minutes (B) Approve participation in the 2012 Cobb County Comprehensive Transportation Update in the amount of$18,628.34 and authorize Mayor to execute any related documents (C) Approval of Arborist Services Agreement between City of Smyrna and Elements of Land Design, LLC and authorize Mayor to sign and execute document April 16, 2012 6 (D) Award RFQ 12-027 Mini Excavators to Cobb County Tractor for $129,573 as apparent low bidder meeting all specifications and no exceptions (E) Award RFQ 12 030 South Cobb Drive Water Main Replacement to the lowest bidder K M Davis Contracting Co for $153,025 and authorize the Mayor to sign and execute any related documents (F) Approval of lane closure for the Spring Road Pedestrian Bridge Project from May 5, 2012 9:00 a.m. to Sunday to May 6, 2012 midnight (G) Approval of various road closures for 4th Annual 5K Run and 1K Walk on Saturday, October 20, 2012 from 7:00 AM to 9:30 AM by Vision Rehabilitation Services of Georgia (assembling at Cobb Park and Campbell High School throughout route along Powder Springs, Hamby, King to Church, Stone Creek and back to Cobb Park) (H) Approval to use Council Chambers on May 2, 2012 from 7:00-9:00 p.m. for a Williams Park Neighborhood meeting MOTION: Councilwoman Pritchett moved to approve the Consent Agenda. Motion was seconded by Councilman Fennel by and approved 7-0. COMMITTEE REPORTS: Councilwoman Pritchett thanked the members of the Vision Committee and the team involved on the Granicus project, including Chris Addicks. Jennifer Bennett, Robert Porche, Kevin Klosterboer, Tammi ,. Saddler and Scott Cochran. She shared recent activities in Ward 1 including her business and community roundtables and mentioned the construction activity of the new RaceTrac. The Councilwoman remarked on the move to Smyrna of the professional women's football team the Atlanta Explosion, discussing her participation in one of their recent events. She made known that she had extended an invitation to the team to be introduced at an upcoming Council meeting. Councilwoman Pritchett commented that the team had advanced to the National Championships the past four years and had the distinction of winning two championship rings. Councilwoman Blustein called on Ken Suddreth, who provided community development statistics for the month of March. He noted that the first quarter was up 154% over the previous year, outlining the types of revenue included in the analysis. The Councilwoman stated that Cobb was a leading county for home sales and noted that there had been an increase in bank loans being extended. Councilwoman Anulewicz introduced Monica Jones, who shared the status of the Tyler software implementation project. Jennifer Bennett reminded all to check their water bill and website for the event calendar and highlighted the upcoming Jonquil City Jog and Jonquil Festival. Ms. Bennett encouraged all to follow the City on Facebook and Twitter and responded to an inquiry by Councilwoman Blustein that the flyers were also available at City Hall, the Community Center and the Library. Councilwoman Anulewicz discussed the multiple construction projects underway in Ward 3 and encouraged anyone with questions or concerns to contact her, providing the means by which to do so. She shared that she would be hosting a Ward 3 roundtable at the Library. Councilwoman Anulewicz recognized the passing of Ward 3 resident Jill Jones and shared with all Mrs. Jones contributions to the community. Councilman Welch called on Ann Kirk who discussed the numerous happenings at Keep Smyrna Beautiful. Ms. Kirk stated that all plots were leased out at the community garden and that a waiting list had been April 16, 2012 7 established. She discussed the upcoming garden tour, plant sale and the opening of the farmers market, highlighting the types of vendors. Ms. Kirk talked about the Great American Clean-up, remarking that it was the biggest event of the year and stating that volunteers would be honored with a luncheon. Scott Stokes provided an update on the public works projects being conducted throughout the City including South Cobb Drive, Spring Rd trail phase II, Spring Rd. trail, LCI project, Campbell Rd. bridge, Smyrna Commons, property on Concord Rd., water main on Sanford Rd., water main replacement on South Cobb Dr. and the Argyle pedestrian bridge. Councilwoman Pritchett inquired about water meters being marked on Spring Dr. and Mr. Stokes explained that it was part of an ongoing GIS project. Councilman Welch asked where the southern limit of the Atlanta Rd. median would terminate and was informed that it would extend to Ridge Rd. Councilman Fennel inquired about landscaping of the medians and Mr. Stokes explained that they would be planted with trees and grass. Councilwoman Anulewicz interjected that the medians were initially intended to promote the livable cities initiative and were designed to slow down traffic and diminish heat islands. Councilman Fennel offered that Cobb County had been incapable of meeting their maintenance budget and asked if the City was in a position to perform required median maintenance as needed. Councilman Welch thanked residents who had attended his recent Ward 4 town hall and commented on the success of the meeting. Councilwoman Wilkinson expressed her condolences to the family of Jill Jones, sharing that Ms. Jones had been a personal friend and commented that she would be a dearly missed member of the community. NOM Library Director Mike Seigler discussed the recent performance at the library by the Epidemic Theater and noted the success of the previous month's three author book signing event. He announced an upcoming lunch and learn and made known that reservations were required. Mr. Siegler invited all to attend the library book sale during the Jonquil Festival and encouraged participation in the Mother's Day muffins for mom event. He shared that Curious George would make an appearance for National Children's Book Week and informed all present of a solar viewing workshop to be conducted by astronomer Steve Ramsden. Councilwoman Anulewicz shared that she had attended Mr. Ramsden's session at Fernbank and praised the experience. Councilwoman Blustein inquired about the status of the e-books program and Mr. Seigler stated that server access tests were being conducted with a trial period approaching. He explained that the public would need to be trained on how to utilize the system once it was in place and Councilwoman Blustein expressed her excitement at the progress. Councilwoman Wilkinson inquired about the results of a recent essay test and Mr. Seigler shared that the entries had been judged but no formal presentations had been made. Steve Ciaccio announced the annual Dip, Duck and Dive Dodgeball event and an upcoming movie night at Taylor-Brawner Park, providing details for both. He made known that Taylor Brawner House and Brawner Hall had been placed on the National Registry of Historic Places and extended his gratitude to those involved in the extensive process of securing that honor. Councilwoman Wilkinson remarked on the efforts of Smyrna's code enforcement officers diligently working on the removal of signs violating city ordinances and thanked staff for the ongoing clean-up. Councilman Lnenicka noted that there was no court report and called on Kay Bolick to discuss human resources matters. Ms. Bolick mentioned seasonal positions available and there was discussion with Councilwoman Wilkinson about the qualifications required for employment at Tolleson pool. April 16, 2012 8 Councilman Lnenicka shared the grand opening of the new RaceTrac and encouraged all to visit the location. He remarked that area JROTC would pass in review at Campbell High School and provided details of the event to showcase that organization. The Councilman announced several of the VIPs planning to attend and made known that the ceremony was open to the public free of charge. Councilman Lnenicka stated that a recent mailing from the AARP to local citizens contained a typo on the invitation and stated the correct date and time of the upcoming event. He made known that the gathering was not hosted by the City but would be conducted at the Wolfe Center. Councilman Lnenicka expressed his gratitude to the residents of Vintage Square for inviting him to their recent discussions about the zoning amendments brought before Mayor and Council. He commented on officiating a lacrosse game in which the City Attorney's son was a participant and reminded all present of the annual Memorial Day celebration. The Councilman discussed the speakers, displays, entertainment, dining and vending opportunities that would be part of that event. Councilman Fennel called on Chief Hook, who discussed the status of break-in crimes throughout the region. He noted that this type of crime was consistent throughout the southeast and discussed the number and details of the most recent incidents in the Smyrna area. The Mayor confirmed that most of the cars affected had been locked and Chief Hook remarked that in most situations the value of items stolen was not significant, with GPS devices being primary targets. Chief Hook shared the results of the trial of perpetrators convicted of a homicide the previous year and delivered monthly statistics and a report on jail operations. Councilman Fennel requested an update on the vehicular incident involving a mother and two kids and the Chief responded that the family was being discharged with minor injuries. Chief Hook disputed the media presentation that the incident occurred at a dangerous intersection, stating that there was neither evidence of a high number of incidences at that location nor a crosswalk in place. Chief Lanyon discussed child safety issues including recent changes to Georgia's car seat and booster laws. He made known that the City offered a service where citizens could ensure that those devices were properly installed in their vehicles. Councilman Fennel stressed that those check-ups were provided free of charge and Councilwoman Anulewicz echoed the importance of the proper installation and use of child safety restraints. Chief Lanyon talked about the number child fatalities that routinely occur as a result of children being left unattended in vehicles, particularly during warmer weather. He shared the rapidity with which a dangerous situation could develop, provided advice for avoiding hazardous conditions and encouraged all to act responsibly in protecting at risk children. Councilman Fennel called on Don Hicks of Croy Engineering, who provided an update on the construction progress of fire station #5. Mr. Croy stated that the project was on budget and that the timeline for completion had been adversely impacted by weather and unforeseen materials at the site. The Councilman reminded all present to acknowledge the efforts and dedication of public safety personnel whenever opportunities arose. SHOW CAUSE HEARINGS: Mayor Bacon stated that there were none. CITIZEN INPUT: April 16, 2012 9 Tara Hands of 2002 Countryside Pl. inquired about procedures to expedite the opening of her condo community pool. Councilwoman Blustein discussed that with the warmer weather many people were looking to open their facilities earlier and noted the resultant backlog at the health inspector's office. The Mayor commented that this issue involved the County and did not fall under the purview of the City. Ms. Hands opined that the 45 MPH speed limit on Spring Rd. was excessive and that the allotted time to reduce speed to comply with the school zone was inadequate. Councilwoman Pritchett remarked that Spring Rd. was a major corridor in the city and that the speed limit was not likely to be reduced, offering to seek the opinion of the city engineer. The Mayor announced his nuptials to Ellen Rose and the ceremony that was conducted on Friday the 13th in Arlington,VA. ADJOURNMENT With no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 9:18 o'clock p.m. • Vett;56-6--' A. MAX BACON, MAYOR SUSAN D. HIOTT, CITY CLERK amp / 106 1 � L.0 C O cL- MELL• Y PR—T TT, ARD 1 ANDREA BLUSTEIN, WARD 2 Atitil/a T"' ANULE'MICZ, WARD 3 CHARLES A.WELCH, WARD 4 `�� r kith a1�/\Y � 11A (*(1 SUSAN WILKINSON, WARD 5 WADE S. LNENI' KA, WARD 6 1°41(' RON " ENNEL, ARD 7 WIPP say.. ORDINANCE ANNEXING PROPERTY INTO THE CITY OF SMYRNA Ordinance Number 2012-06 Land Lot 632 Acres 0.4132 WHEREAS,the City of Smyrna is authorized pursuant to Title 36,Article 2, of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated to allow annexation of property; and WHEREAS,the owners of 100 percent of the land described in Exhibit''A" attached hereto have been notified of the City's desire that their property be annexed into the City of Smyrna as shown on said Exhibit; and WHEREAS,the City of Smyrna has determined, and does hereby determine that the annexation of said property into the municipality would be in the best interests of the property owners of the area to be annexed and of the citizens of the municipality; and WHEREAS, at a regular meeting of the City Council of Smyrna the motion to approve the annexation of said property passed by a majority vote without veto; and NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED, and it is hereby ordained that the Charter of memo the City of Smyrna be amended and the same is hereby amended by adding to the description of the City Limits the property herein annexed. Such legal description is attached hereto as Exhibit «A» BE IT ALSO ORDAINED that the Official Map of the City of Smyrna be amended to show the annexation of said property. SO ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of Smyrna,this 16th day of April, 2012. A. Max Bacon, Mayor aa A2,a/i t 1:15A Susan D. Hiott, City Clerk City of Smyrna Scott A. Cochran, City Attorney City of Smyrna • OF.D- -,.A.I!CE _i'1_ t16 :C_- "IT A All that tract or parcel of land lying znd being in Land Lot 632 of the 17th District, 2nd Section, Cobb County, Georgia, and being more particularly described an follows: Beginning at an iron pin on the northern right of may of Spring Street 200 feet easterly of the eastern right of way of tonna Lynn Drive; running thence easterly along the northern right of way of Spring Street 100 feet to an iron pin; running thence North 0' 0' 30" West 176 feet to an iron pin; thence North l° 20' 20' West 19.2 feet to an iron pin; . thence North 89. 19' 30" I st 100 feet to an iron pin; thence South 0° 55' 40" Fast 22.45 feet to an iron pin; thence South 0° 31' 50" West 70.4 feet to an iron pint thence North 89° 22' 30" West 2.10 feet to an iron pin; thence South 0' 37' 30' West 48.23 feet to an iron pin; thence South 3°' 35' . 30" East 54.09 feet to the Point!of 8aginning, "being improved property having thereon a one-story brick office building and one concrete block building, being 3c own as 1705, 1707 and 1717 Spring Street, according to the present system of numbering houses in Cobh County, Georgia, and being more particularly shown on survey dated November 25, 1900, prepared by Josh L. Lewis, III, Registered Land Surveyor. ewe* ORDINANCE 2012-07 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SMYRNA, GEORGIA, PROVIDING THAT THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, APPENDIX A, ZONING, SECTION 602 ZONING MAP AND DISTRICT BOUNDARIES, CITY OF SMYRNA, GEORGIA, BE AMENDED TO REFLECT THE CURRENT ZONING MAP TO INCLUDE THE DATE OF ITS CREATION. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SMYRNA, GEORGIA: That A pp endix A, Zoning, Section 602, City of Smyrna, Georgia, be amended to read as follows: Sec. 602. Zoning map and district boundaries. "The boundaries of the aforementioned districts are hereby established as shown on a map entitled "Official Zoning Map, City of Smyrna, Georgia" dated April 16, 2012 and certified by the city clerk. Said map and all explanatory matter depicted thereon is hereby made a part of this ordinance and shall be on file in the office of the city clerk." All ordinances, parts of ordinances, or regulations in conflict herewith are repealed as of the effective date of this ordinance. Severability: Should any section of this Ordinance be declared invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such declaration shall not affect the validity of the Ordinance as a whole or any part thereof which is not specifically declared to be invalid or unconstitutional. Approved by Mayor and Council this 16th day of April, 2012. E ! ,,. A. Max Bacon, Mayor Attest: /11A2e /6 / e- S san D. Hiott, City Clerk City of Smyrna App oved as to form: J t..1111w:� pm cott A. Cochran, City Atto L.