March 5, 2001 Council Meeting
March 5, 2QQl
The regular scheduled meeting of Mayor and Council was held at Smyrna City Hall. The
meetirlgwas called to ordert,ypresiding officer Mayor A. Max Bacon at 7:30 o'clock p.m.
All council members were present. Also present was City Administrator Howard Smith, City
Clerk Candis Joiner, City Attorney Scott Cochran, Community Development Director Chris
Miller and representatives of the press.
Invocation was given by Reverend Reginald Wilburn of New Union Baptist Church, followed
by the pledge to the flag.
CITIZENS INPUT:
Mayor Bacon recogni:ze<ls>cbooIBoard Representative, Curt Johnston who introduced King
Springs ElementaryScboolPrincipal, Ms. Betty Jo Jackson and counselor Ms. Chris Force.
Ms. Jackson introduced students Alexis Burton, Joshua Gallagher, Bo Machayo, Nickil Nayee,
Christine Uyemura, wbopresented the character education theme words for March. Mayor
Bacon thanked the children and presented each with a gift bag.
Mayor Bacon asked Councilman Newcomb to read a proclamation in honor ofMr. Bill Mider.
The proclamatiQn. was relicii::tl1d.pr<;sented to Mr. Mider along with a crystal jonquil. Mr. Mider
tbanked the City ofSmYlJ1<l.(,Ul<l(<;I1CQuraged everyone to volunteer their time. Mayor Bacon
thanked Mr. Mider for bis COmmitment to the City of Smyrna.
Mayor Bacon introduced Judge Alton Curtis who introduced the 200 I Moot Court Team of
Campbell High School and their sponsor Mr. Robert Shaw, and congratulated the team for
winning 4th place in the:R;egiontournlirnent. Mr. Shaw thanked Judge Curtis for his invaluable
assistance and advice. Mayor Bacon congratulated the team members.
Councilman Cramer recQgIli;z;<;qSmyrna Police Officer Mitch Plumb who thanked the Greater
Atlanta Gymnastics Acadel11yfortbe use of their facilities during the recent police training.
Councilman Cramer preilentedGreater Atlanta Gymnastics representatives Delta de la Fuente,
Stephanie Johns and Marge Rogers with a plaque. Ms. de la Fuente invited Mayor and Council
to visit their facility.
Mayor Bacon recogni:zedMr. Martin Harris who read a prepared statement supporting the
instaUlition of tennis lightsatOlde'yinings Mill Subdivision. Mliyor. Bacon stated that he has
met with residents and the iacljQipngproperty owners. Councilman Lnenicka stated that he has
asked Mr. Cochran to review their request.
Mayor Bacon recognizedJ\!(r.aiIlqMrs. Brad Hawkins and their children Corey and Taylor,
who thanked Mayor BacoIt3IldCouncil Members for their support following the tragic death of
Mrs. Judy Hawkins'J\!(l"'i,IJ<Lw1<.ins tbanked the EMT workers, the Smyrna Police Department
for the HonQr guard andpQIice eilcort, the Smyrna Fire Department and the citizens of Smyrna.
Mayor Bacon recog;n~<;q.iJ\!(r'if1loydMillis who stated that the chilqren need a stool when
speaking and offered to build.astool for them. Mayor Bacon thanked Mr. Millis.
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
(A) Privilege Licens<;Request-Vehicle for Hire License-Taxi Nacional-2135 South
Cobb Drive-New Application.
Mayor Bacon
none.
a public hearing and asked for public comment. There was
Councilffi3IlCramer stateqthlitJl1isrequest had been tabled from the February 19,2001,
Council Meeting and that the applicant had been instructed to contact the City of Smyrna's
business license department. Councilman Cramer stated that the applicant had not contacted the
business licens<;deplirtn1<mt3Ildmadea motion to deny the privileged license request for a
vehicle for hire licensefor'fa.l(i Nacional at 2135 South Cobb Drive. Councilman Hawkins
seconded the motion, Motion to deny was approved 7-0.
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(B) Annexation Request-l.02 Acres-Cooper Lake Road-Land Lot 330, 17u, District,
2nd Section, Cobb County, GA.
Mr. Smith stated that the annexation requli:$t of the applicant, Susan Alvarez, was validated at
the February 5, 2001, Council Meeting and. that all legal advertisement requirements have been
met. Mayor Bacon stated that this is a public hearing and asked for public comment. There
was none.
Councilman Wood stated that this small parcel is near Civitania and Cooper Lake Road and that
the developer would like to include this additional parcel of property with an existing approved
development.
**Councilman Wood made a motion to approve the annexation request of 1.02 acres of Cooper
Lake Road in Land Lot 330, 17u, District, 2nd Section, Cobb County, Georgia to become a part
of Ward 7 with an effective date of April 1, 2001, Councilman Cramer seconded the motion.
Motion was approved 7-0. [See note under Item (V)].
(C) Privileged License Request-Retail Pouring License (Beer and Wine)-Roaster's-
2997 Cumberland Circle-New Application.
Mr, Smith stated that Mr. Steven David Leslie is requesting to be made the registered agent for
this establishment and has been given a copy of the Alcoholic Beverage Ordinance. Mr. Smith
stated that there the police investigation did not reveal any information that would preclude the
issuance of this license. Mayor Bacon stated that this is a public hearing and for public
comment. There was none.
Councilwoman Capilouto introduced Mr. Leslie who stated that he is the owner of Roasters and
that he trains all employees regarding the alcohol ordinance laws. Councilwoman Capilouto
made a motion to approve the privileged license request for a retail-pouring license of beer and
wine. for Rc;>astli:r'S at 2997 CumlJerl3Ild Circlli: with Mr. Steven David Leslie as the registered
agent. Councilman Newcomb seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0.
(D) Privileged License Request-Retail Package License (Liquor, Beer and Wine)-
Habibollah Liquors, Inc. d/b/a Leroy's Liquor-2230 South Cobb Drive-
Ownership and Agent Change.
Mr. Smith stated that Ms. Geralyn Gail Burns is requesting to be made the registered agent for
this establishment and has been given a copy of the Alcoholic Beverage Ordinance. Mr. Smith
stated that the police investigation did not reveal any information that would preclude the
issuance of this license. Mayor Bacon stated that this is a public hearing and asked for public
COlnment. There was none,
Councilman Cramer asked Ms. Burns if she understands the City of Smyrna alcoholic beverage
ordinance, and Ms. Burns stated yes. Mayor Bacon encouraged Ms. Burns to ask for
identific;ttion from everyone purchasingalcoh.ol. Councilman Cramer made a motion to
approve the privileged license request for a retail package license for liquor, beer and wine for
Habibollah Liquors, Inc. d/b/a Leroy's Liquor at 2230 South Cobb Drive with Ms. Geralyn
Gail Burns as the registered agent. Councilumn Hawkins seconded the motion. Motion was
approved 7-0.
(E) Privileged License Request-Retail Pouring License (Beer)- Tomorrow
Enterprises, Inc. d/b/a Wing's Pub-I024 Windy Hill Road.
Mr.Smith stated that JVj"r. Soo Hong Lee is requesting to be made the registered agent for this
establishnlent and has been given a copy of the Alcoholic Beverage Ordinance. Mr, Smith
stated that the police investigation did n9t r<!v<:al any information that would preclude the
issuance of this license. Mayor Bacon stated that this is a public hearing and asked for public
comnlent. There was none.
Councilman Hawkins asked Mr. Lee if he has held a license to sell alcohol before and Mr. Lee
said no. Councilman Hawkins asked M.r. Lee if understands the laws regarding alcohol sales,
and .Mr. Lee said yes. Councilman Hawkins made a motion to approve the privileged license
request for a retail-pouring license for beer by Tomorrow Enterprises, Inc. d/b/a Wing's Pub at
1024 Windy Hill Road with Mr. Soo Hong Lee as the registered agent. Councilnlan Scoggins
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seconded the motion. Motion was approved 6-0. Councilman Cramer was away during the
vote.
(F) Variance Request~Walgreen's Parcel-South Cobb Drive. & Windy HiII-I.7
Acres-Reduce Minimum Lot Size from 3 Acre to 1.07 Acre.
Mayor Bacon stated that items 3-F through 3-0 are public hearings and asked for public
comment. There was none.
Councilman Cramer stated that this redevelopment is an exciting project for Ward 5 and that
local residents and business owners have expressed excitement with the project. Councilman
Cramer introduced Mr. Alderman who stated that he plans to construct the Walgreen's at the
intersection of Windy Hill and South Cobb Drive and relocate the Wendy's to the second lot.
Mr. Alderman stated that the Champ's BBQ restaurant will remain on its own lot.
Councilman Lnenickaa.skeqMr. Alderman if he would be willing to install brick pavers and
Mr, Alderman stated that he wOuld speak with the owner of the property because they are
willing to work with the City of Smyrna.
Councilman Cramer madelil'llotion to approve the variance request of the Walgreen's Parcel at
South Cobb Drive and Windyflill Road to reduce the minimum lot size from 3 acres to 1.7
acres with the stipulatioI1sthat the life of this variance only runs to the particular building that is
to be built on project and that theappIicant agrees to install stamped concrete at the entrance.
Councilman Wood seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0.
(G) Variance Requ~st___Wendy's Parcel-South Cobb Drive and Windy HiII--,97
Acres-Reduce Minimum Lot Size from 3 Acre to .97 Acre.
Councilman Cramer111ade.ll.I1':Qtion to approve the variance request of the Wendy's Parcel at
South Cobb Drive and WinciyHill Road to reduce the minimum lot size <from 3 acres to .97
acres with the stipulationthatthelifeof this variance only runs to the particular building that is
to be built on project and thatthellPplicant agrees to install stamped concrete at the entrance.
Councilman Wood seconded the motion, Motion was approved 7-0.
(H) Variance Request-Retail Parcel-South Cobb Drive and Windy HilI-.83 Acres-
Allow Retail Parcel to Measure .83 Acre in Size.
Councilman Cramer l11;;J.de/a motion tQapprove the variance request of the Retail Parcel at
South Cobb Drive andWiI1<i)l~ill Road to reduce the minimum lot size from 3 acres to .83
acres with the stipulationtbat tbe life of the variance runs to the particular building that is
proposed to be built on thi~iPll.rcel and the developer agrees to install stamped concrete at the
entrance. Councilman Lnenicka seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0.
(I) VarianceiRequest.........C:hamp's BBQ Parcel-South Cobb Drive and Windy HiIl--.49
Acres-Allow Champ's BBQ Parcel to Measure .49 Acres in Size.
Councilman Cramer made a motiQn to approve the variance request of Champ's BBQ Parcel at
South Cobb Drive and Windy Hill Road to reduce the minimum lot size from 3 acres to .49
acres in size with the follQwingiltipulations:
1.Applicant agrees to landscape the property.
2,Applicant agrees to clean up and screen the dumpster area with wood or mason fencing.
3.Applicant agrees to remove the existing canopy on the structure.
4,Applicant agrees to clean the debris near the rear of the property.
5.Applicant agrees to remove signage on the southern end of the existing structure,
6,Applicant agrees to install stamped concrete at the entrance to the property.
7, The life of the variance runs to the particular building that currently exists on this parcel.
Councilman Lnenicka seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0.
(1) Variance Request----Walgreens' Parcel-South Cobb Drive and Windy Hill-Allow
2 Freestanding Signs on One Parcel.
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Councilman Cramer made a motion to approve the variance request of the Walgreen's Parcel at
South Cob"Q Drive and Windy Hill Road to allow 2 freestanding signs on one parcel.
Councilman Wood seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0.
(K) Variance Request-Walgreens' Parcel-South Cobb Drive and Windy Hill-Allow
2 WaIl Mounted Signs on One Parcel.
Councilman Cramer made a motion to approve the variance request of the Walgreen's Parcel at
South Cobb Drive and Windy Hill RQad to allow 2 wall-mounted signs on one parcel.
Councilman Wood seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0.
(L) Variance Request-Walgreens' Parcel-South Cobb Drive Side-Increase Wall
Mounted Sign to 89.5 Square Feet.
Councilnlan Cranler Inade a motion to approve the variance request of the Walgreen's Parcel
on the South Cobb Drive side to increase the wall-mounted sign to 89.5 square feet.
Councilman Scoggins seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0.
(M) Variance Request-Walgreen's' Parcel-Windy Hill Side-Increase Wall Mounted
Sign to 89.5 Square Feet.
Councilman Cramer made a motion to approve the variance request of the Walgreen's Parcel
on the Windy Hill Road side to increas~ the wall-mounted sign to 89.5 square feet.
Councilman Scoggins seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0.
(N) Variance Request-South Cobb Drive and Windy Hill-Reduce Rear Yard Setback
to 40 feet.
Coupcilman Cramer made a motion to table the variance request of South Cobb Drive and
Windy Hill Road to reduce the rear yard setback to 40 feet to the March 19,2001, Council
Meeting. Councilman Scoggins seconded the motion. Motion to table was approved 7-0.
(0) Variance Request-Champ's BBQ-South Cobb Drive-Reduce Required Parking
Spaces from 40 to 25.
Councilman Cramer recognized Mr. Alderman who stated that 25 parking spaces would be I
parking space per 100 feet of restaurant floor space and that if needed there is always cross
parking with the other parcels. Councilntan Cramer made a motion to approve the variance
request of Champ's BBQ on South Cobb Drive to reduce the required parking spaces from 40
to 25. Councilman Wood seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0.
(P) Rezoning Request-Concord Road-9.31 Acres-From R-20 to RAD Conditional.
Mr. Smith stated that the applicant, BenChmark Homes, is requesting to rezone 9.31 acres from
R-20 to RAD Conditional to develop a 28-lot subdivision. Mayor Bacon stated that this is a
public hearing and asked for public comment. City Attorney Cochran administered the oath to
those wishing to speak.
Councilman Wood introduced Mr. Kip Berry who stated that Benchmark Homes plans to build
a SUbdivision with a 3.0 units per acre density. Mr. Berry stated that the subdivision will have
3-sided brick or stucco homes, sidewalks, stamped concrete on the driveways and that the
homes will cost approximately $400,000.00. Mr. Berry stated that there will be a decorative
wall or fence along the property on Concord Road and that the four homes which abut Concord
Road will be 4 sided brick. Mayor Bacon asked Mr. Berry if he could brick 4 sides of all the
homes. and Mr. Berry said that their consumers would not want to pay for the extra cost.
Mayor Bacol1 recognized Dr. Neil White, 4220 Terrace Court, who stated that he is opposed to
the development because of the traffic safety issue on Concord Road. Dr. White stated that he
owns property that borders this proposed development and that there is a blind spot on Concord
Road where the entrance to the subdivision is proposed. Dr. White stated that the schools are
already overcrowded, and the water pressure in this area is very low.
Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Mark Robinson, 207 Concord Road, who stated that he is
concerned with the overcrowded schools, traffic congestion and the speed of cars on Concord
Road.
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Mayor Bacon recognized Mr, Ronald Walker, 147 Oak Forest Drive, who stated that he looks
forward to this property heing developed because the property is currently an eyesore. Mr.
Walker stated that he works for Benchmark Homes and lives in Bennett Woods North.
MaYQ1'Bacon asked if there are any lots that are going to face other lot's bac1<.yards, and Mr.
Berry stated that there is one lot that may be affected but that they would try to move it around.
Councilman Lnenic1<.a aS1<.edMr.iBerry if the common area could be swapped with the lot in
question in order to alleviate homes facing backyards, and Mr. Berry said that he would discuss
it with the engineers,
Councilman Wood stated tl1atta!it fall Benchmark Homes filed an application for rezoning and
annexation of this property<witlTailuhdivision of 34 lots and a 3.6 density. Councilman Wood
stated that after converilati()n!i~ithineighboring residents Benchmark withdrew their application
without prejudice andreappliedvvith a plan of a 28-lot subdivision with a density of 3,0 units
per acre. Councilm3IlWoodstated that he believes this subdivision is consistent with other
developments on Concord Road and that the City of Smyrna would address the water pressure
issue. Councilman Wood asked Mr. Berry if he is in agreement with the following stipulations.
Zoning Stipulations - Concord Road - 9.31 Acres
1. There shall be protectivecQvenants on all lots and there shall be a mandatory homeowners
association for the develoPment.of 10 or more homes.
2. The storm water detention plan shall be designed to create at least a 10% reduction in a
lOG-year storm event. The Qity Engineer shall approve all plans.
3, All retention pondsill:1all be placed and screened appropriately to be unobtrusive to homes
inside and outside the development.
4, All l.ltilities withintl:1eideVe1opment shall be underground.
5. The developer willicomPlywith the City's current tree ordinance and plans shall be
submitted to the city arbori!it for review and comment prior to construction.
6. The protective covenants win require all non-resident property owners to keep the
Homeowners Association/advised of the current address and phone numbers where they can be
reached,
7, There shall be.a landsCaped. frOnt entrance, with monument, indicating the name of the
development. Deceleratiohlands shall be provided at the entrance as required by the City
Engineer.
8. All yards and common areas are to be sodded and landscaped.
9. All landscape pl3IlSiI1l1;l.iltbeprepared, stamped, and signed by a Georgia Registered
Landscape Architect oraq~g;reedhorticulturist for common areas and entrances.
10. Each lot shall have four trees replanted per lot - 4 - 3" caliper or 2 - 2" and 2 - 4". The
fOllowing !ipecies oftreeil m::l.ybe used: Nuttail Oak, Swamp Chestnut Oak, Allee Elm, and
Village Green Zelkov::l..Other species may be used if approved by the City. In the event that a
12" caliper or larger hardwood tree is saved on a lot, the replanting shall be waived.
11. All streets shaUl1liveasidewalk on at least one side.
12. New homes adjacentt9Streets outside the development shall be four sided brick, stucco,
stone or architectural shakes.
13. Developer shlill install l.l. 6 ' masonry wall, wrought iron fence, or a combination of both
along the frontage of the development.
14, Developer shallprovideiaminimum of 20' undisturbed buffer along the frontages of streets
outside the develOPment.
15. Developersl1all provide at least 200 square feet of common space per lot that shall be
controlledancll11::l.int::l.inedbythe Homeowners Association,
16. Developer will Provide <a decorative pavilion or gazebo with lights and water on the
common area.
17. All homes will have a minimum heated space of 2,700 square feet.
Mr. Berry stated that he is in agreement with the stipulations.
Councilman WOQd made a TnQtion to approve the request of Benchmark Homes to rezone the
9.31 acres on Concord Road t'rom R-20 to RAD Conditional with the above listed stipulations.
Councilman Cramer seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0.
(Q) Rezoning Request~Cooper Lake Road-Request to Amend RAD Conditional
Zoning by Adding 4 Lots.
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Mr. Smith iltated that the applicant, AShton Woods, is requesting to add 4 lots to the previously
approved subqivision that will give it a density of 3.08. Mayor Bacon stated that items 3-Q
through 3- V are inter-related and are public hearings and asked for public comment. There was
none.
Councilman Wood stated that the applicant has acquired 3 additional parcels since the approval
of the original site plan and would like to amend their site plan to include the new parcels.
Councilman Wood stated that all existing stipulations would apply to the newly purchased
property and that the proposed density of the development would be 3.08 lots per acre with a
land use of low density residential. Councilman Wood introduced Mr. Bland who stated that
they had not acquired the new parcels until recently and that they will improve the
development. Mr. Bland stated that there are 3 other necessary parcels for annexation that are
not on tonight's agenda and that this delay is very costly. Councilman Wood stated that there is
confusion on tbe items and made a motion to table the rezoning request of Cooper Lake Road to
amend the RAD Conditional zoning by adding 4 lots until the March 19,2001, Council
Meeting, and Councilman Hawkins seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0,
(R) Rezoning Request-567 Cooper Lake Road-2.10 Acres-From R-20 to RAD
Conditional.
Councilman Wood made a motion to table the rezoning request of 567 Cooper Lake Road from
R-20 to RAD Conditional until the March 19, 2001, Council Meeting, and Councilman
Hawkins seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0.
(S) Land Use Change Request-567 Cooper Lake Road--2,lO Acres-From Low
Density Residential to Medium Density Residential.
Councilmap Wood made a motion to table the land use change request of 567 Cooper Lake
Road from low density residential to medium density residential until the March 19,2001,
Council Meeting, and Councilman Hawkins seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0.
(T) Rezoning Request-537 Cooper Lake Road-Rezone from R-20 to RAD
Conditional.
Councilnlan Wood made a motion to table the rezoning request of 537 Coopel' Lake Road from
R-20 to RAD Conditional until the March 19, 2001, Council Meeting, and Councilman
Hawkins seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0.
(U) Rezoning Request--S03 Cooper Lake Road-From R-20 To RAD Conditional.
Councilman Wood made a motion to table the rezoning request of 537 Cooper Lake Road from
R-20 to RAD Conditional until the March 19, 2001, Council Meeting, and Councilman
Hawkins seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0,
(V) Land Use Change Request--503 Cooper Lake Road-From Low Density
Residential to Medium Density Residential.
Councilman Wood made a motion to table the land use change request of 503 Cooper Lake
Road from low density residential to medil..lm density residential until the March 19, 2001,
Council Meeting, and Councilman Hawkins seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0.
**Counyilman Wood stated that because the earlier approved amlexation (item 3-B) is
contingent upon the tabled items, he made a Inotion to rescind the approval of the annexation of
the 1.02 acres on Cooper Lake Road, LaI)d Lot 330, 17th District, 2nd Section, Cobb County,
GA, Councilman Cramer seconded the motion. Motion to rescind was approved 7-0.
(W) Variance Request-Atlanta Road and Windy Hill-Permit Unspecified Roof Pitch
in Place of 6/12 Pitch.
Mayor Bacon stated that this is a public hearing and asked for public comment. There was
none.
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Councilman Hawkins made a motion to table the variance request of Atlanta Road and Windy
Hill Road to permit an unspecified roof pitch in place of the 6/12 pitch, and Councilman
Scoggins seconded the motion to table. Motion was approved 7-0.
FORMAL BUSINESS:
(A) Extension of Contract for Commercial Solid Waste.
Mr. Smith stated that the Finance and Administration Committee has recommended extending
the contract with Waste Management for two years.
Councilman Hawkins.~tlit<;d~atthere would only be one C.P.I. Increase during this contract
extension in PeG~mberZ()Q1-lil)drecognized Ms. Burrell of Waste Management who stated that
there will not be. any other C.}>,T. Increases. Councilman Hawkins made a motion to extend the
contrlict for commercilil solid wliste with Waste Management through December 31, 2003.
Councilman Wood seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING PERMITS:
There was none.
BID AWARDS:
(A) Bid Award-Hurnan R~~.ources Information System Software Package.
Councilman Cramer Stat~d-tbatbids for Human Resources Information System Software
Pack<Iges were solicitedfrol11ve;;:ndors with five vendors responding. . Councihnan Cramer made
a motion to award the;;:biqif('lr~l1e;;:Human Resources Information System Software Package to
DovetaU(}roup, the lo""ipiflqermeeting specifications, for a total cost $19,895.00,
Councilman<Wood seconded-the;;: motion. Motion was approved 7-0,
(B) Bid Award---Replacement Boiler for Tolleson Pool.
Councilman Wood stated that bids for the replacement boiler for Tolleson Pool were solicited
from vendors with three Yt:nd('lr~responding. Councilman Wood made a motion to award the
bid for the replacement boiler for Tolleson Pool to Control Concepts, the low bidder meeting
specifications, for a total cost $16,700.00. Councilman Hawkins seconded the motion.
Motion was approved 7-0.
(C) Bid Award-Mini Loader for Facilities Division.
Councilman Wood stated that bids for the mini loader for the facilities division were solicited
from three vendors with two vendors responding. Councilman Wood made a motion to award
the bid for the mini 10lide;;:rfot the facilities division to Marietta Sentry, the low bidder meeting
specifications, for a total cost $28,827.00. Councilman Cramer seconded the motion. Motion
was approved 7-0.
CONSENT AGENDA:
(A) Approval of January 19, 2001, Minutes
(B) Approval to Purchase Kustom Signal Smart Model Speed Trailer
(C) Approval to Purchase New Windows 2000 Server
Councilm3IlLneriicka made a motion to approve the consent agenda, and Councilman Hawkins
seconded the motion, Motion was approved 7-0.
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
Mayor Bacon thanked Pastor Wilburn for staying for the entire evening and encouraged
everyone to visit the New Union Baptist Church.
Mayor Bacon stated that he was happy that Councilman Hawkins was able to attend the meeting
tonight after his loss and that Judy meant a lot to her family, her church and Smyrna. Mayor
Bacon stated that he will miss Judy,
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Councilman Hawkins thanked the City of Smyrna employees, Mayor and Council and the
community for their kindness this past week.
_~DJOURNME~I
With no further business, the meeting adjourned at 10:33 p.m.
A.MAXBACON, MAYOR
~ARLENECA~~l
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C-HARLES PETE WOOD~
RON NEWCOMB, WARD 2
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~ M. HAWKINS, WARD 4