November 3/17/24 ,1986 Council Meeting
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November 3. 1986
r
by
present.
Spivey.
Dameron.
cheduled meeting of Mayor and Council was held pursuant to the
r 3. 1986. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 o'clock
officer Mayor A. Max Bacon. All council members were
nt was City Attorney Charles E. Camp. City Clerk Willouise
City strator John Patterson. Assistant City Clerk Melinda
and representatives of the press.
Invocation was given by Councilman Jim Hawkins. followed by the pledge to the
f
of 3620 Hickory Circle presented a petition to
requesting that the City place two speed humps on
Joel Harrell thanked Mr. Chupp for their
uld look into it.
Ed Chupp
signatures
the~r street on a trial
request and assured him that
A spokesman for United States Senate candidate Wyche Fowler was present and
urged everyone to vote tomorrow in the General Election.
Gordon Mortin with Lex Jolley & Associates and members of the Smyrna Housing
Authority presented a check to the City for $20.902.50 to pay for the street
lighting on Village Parkway. Bob Arnold said this money was earned by the
Housing Authority and is to be put back into the City for improvements that
they deem fit.
Mayor Bacon read a proclamation honoring news commentator LeRoy Powell who is
also a resident of Smyrna and presented him with the traditional crystal
jonquiL
Jerry
Corso.
Mills read a proclamation for "Poppy Day" and presented it to Marge
President of the Womens Auxiliary of the American Legion Post 160.
were given from Public Works.
Clean City
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
(A)
develo
to reduce buffer adjacent to residential property for
Drive.
John Patterson said that Savage of MOS Development is requesting a
r variance for develo a 106.000 square foot shopping center. The
ance requires that w a tract of land in excess of 5 acres abuts
residential property a 50 foot buffer and they are requesting a
reduction to 25 feet. . they recently have revised their plans and
have gone to a plan development by moving one building from its
position near the anch to the side and in doing so have created two
buildings on one lot which requires a 50 foot setback rather than the 30 feet
they planned on. There was no opposition.
Mr. Savage said on the south side of his property next to the apartments he
wanted to have a service drive for loading and unloading and were requesting a
25 foot buffer for that. 11 plant pine trees on the slope and actually
improve the appearance. they need to separate the buildings a
technicality in our requires a 50 foot setback rather than the 30
foot setback they pI nned on. Mr. Savage said he had contacted the adjacent
property owners and no one was in opposition to this variance.
Jim
line
adjoi
Davis
motion the variance be approved to allow a 30 foot setback
rather than 50 feet and also that the 50 foot buffer
family residential property be reduced to 25 feet. Bob
motion which carried 6-1. with Joel Harrell opposed.
(B) Variance request to reduce number of required parking spaces at 3191 Lusk
Drive.
John Patterson said Michael Savage was also requesting a reduction in the
re red number of parking spaces from 5.5 to 5.0 spaces per 1.000 square feet
or om 583 to 530 spaces total for his new development.
There
was no OPPOSition.
by Urban Land Inst te
ng another shopping
reduction in
and make the
would have to reduce
Savage said a study of parking requirements
indicates 4.5 spaces to be sufficient and he
in Roswell using 5.0 spaces per 1,000 square
will also allow them to provide more
t more aesthetically pleasing. Without the
his available retail space.
November 3. 1986 - continued
Jack
suggested that we update our ordinance concerning
if need be since we have recently had quite a
Hawkins made a motion the variance be approved.
the motion which carried 6-1. with Joel Harrell opposed.
parking
variance
Mills
Mayor Bacon recognized Congressman Buddy Darden in the audience.
(C. D. E, F) Variance request at 1097, 1099, 1101 and 1103 Creatwood Trail.
John Patterson said the next four variances were all similar in nature and Mr.
John with TWB DeveloPers had requested the variances on.front yard
one entire bui~ding in the Cumberland Vail develoJ;>mE?-Ilt. Two of
the units require a variance:from the 25 feet required to 16.5 feet: ,Ej.nd the
other two units of that building require a variance from 25 feet required to
13.1 feet. There have been mistakes made by a surveying team and when the
building was staked out they measured from the curb line rather than from the
correct center line of the road. There was no opposition.
Mr. said this was anqt,her situation they had found themsla-lvla-s in due
to an la-rror by the original survla-ying team. Mr. Lynah's office Wa$<:responsible
for l,Ej.ying out the center t,he rOadway and his errOr was notgiscovered
until t:hey were underway with.the project. A similar variance w,Ej.s>granted in
the development 5 or 6 months ago. The superintendent was responsible for
laying out the building in question and he was not familiar with the situation
Mr. Lynah created and did not realize the road was not centered in the right
of way.
Joel said the road had been constructed approximately 5 fla-et off the
and these variances :t:'oartge anywhere from 8 1/2 feet feet so
apparently there is more of a problem than just pulling frol'll, wrong
reference point. Mr. Beasley said it was a very difficult problem and when
they hired Georgia Land Surveying to help them. it had taken over 2 months to
get to the point where they could proceed with construction of any of the
units.
Mr. Beasley said they found the error when they were about 40% complla-te. They
were loaying driveways and oant.icipated they would Pe lQnger in front of
this building because the road was shifted further tOW,Ej.rdtheoPP9sitla-Way but
he noticed thla-Y were actually the same length as the buildings across the
road. Work was slowed down but not st:opped completely for about 15 to 20 days.
have corrected this error
Beasley said they would
have plenty of room
green space along
support the unit.
had been
the
rear to
Road.
Joel Harrell asked if there
of Transportation on the right
Mr. sa.id at this point,
surveying.
discussion with the
way required for widening
has not happened and was
Road.
aware of any
asked
similar
over
to
asked Mr. involved during the last and
was yes. Mayor at that time council made clear
did not expect back again for additional and
they did after the variance was approved in prevent
mistakes. Mr. Beasley said they hired Georgia Land to take
responsibilities oand,Ej.djusted their schedules whenevE?-<:t:' possible
wi th the surveying crews. In this case they could.. not wait any
the superintendent laid out the building and proceeded on that
Max
the
basis.
Joel Harrell
reaSon. Mr.
these units
and result in
asked what they wquld do if the variance was turneg doWn for any
Beasley said basically they would have to cut off the front of
which would eliminat,ethe upstairs bedroom and garage underneath
a unit that is uninhabitable and unsaleable.
Jack
Mr.
Shinall asked what action theY
Beasley said Attorney Arthur
and intends to
possibly pursuing this
had taken against thla-ir previous Surveyor.
Crowe is also a partner in Cumberland Vail
matter after the project is COmplete in
the courts.
Joel
that
this
is asking
have created.
City in a very difficultpp$ition in
vary from our regulationsc,Ej.14sed from a
not a situation where the building would
November 3. 1986 - continued
perty.
is icted
se 0
red
ng t
ram~ ications involved
table which carried 7-0.
it is from their own errors. Any hardship caused from
and is not something that couldn't have been avoided.
ng circumstances and other questions that have been
a motion these 4 variances be tabled to the next
time to investigate what could be done and study the
in the variance. Jerry Mills seconded the motion to
sted for development of property on Atlanta Road
Patterson said
r ting variances.
square feet to 37
feet. 3) reduce
25 feet and 4) reduce
Robert S. Jordan and Claude E. Sessions are
o reduce minimum lot area from required 40.000
educe required front yard setback of 75 feet to 50
ack of 50 feet where property abuts residential to
minimum rear yard setback of 30 feet to 20 feet.
Joel Harrell said he had talked to Mr. Sessions last week and due to some
questions he had about the development felt it would be better to table this
variance to the next meeting. Joel Harrell made a motion the variances be
tabled to the November 17th meeting. Jack Shinall seconded the motion which
carried 7-0.
(H) Variance
construction of
to reduce buffer adjacent to residential property for
office on South Cobb Drive.
that Jerry
in the
32 feet eir
ing underneath.
no opposition from the
Cox and John Long of Long & Cox Properties are
required 50 foot setback adjoining residential
s are to build a single story doctors building
affected property owners have been contacted.
audience.
petitioned council for the rezoning. they had a
building to determine the square footage that could
scrutiny from Mr. Paul Linney their architect. they
which they felt would be much more appealing to the
idents. by having the parking under the building.
to have a smaller project with parking in the
ilding which would not allow as much green
proposed building will actually penetrate the 50
that all the residential property to the south
ial also.
said when they
study of the
Upon closer
ernate
as
alternat
surrou area around
space. 0
foot setback and
would eventually bec
Jim Hawkins
asked
could be
asked how
the first
was not
providing
ordinance
grade
build
this zoning was approved 2 meetings ago and at that time he
residential property adjoining this and specifically if it
ithout any variances and was told that it could be. Jim
in parking could necessitate the variance. Mr. Cox said
y study was done in-house and they realized later that it
plan. Because this is a doctor.s building. they are
spaces and will provide more spaces than the
parking will be in front of the building at
filled. additional parking will be under the
installed.
a feasi
over sized
requires.
1 but if those
re an elevator
said if the variance was denied. the option was to go up with the
which will increase the cost and spread the parking around the
The building cannot be shifted 18 feet because they are within a
of the setback line on the north side and that is also not
of trade differential. Of the affected property owners on
the residential st there has only been one objection to the variance.
There is a minimum impact on her property but she was unwilling to meet with
them.
Hawkins said when the zoning came before council he had some concerns at
time because it adjoins a residential street but thought it was a valid
ince the property 0 fronts on South Cobb Drive and is bordered on
by commercial p ty. When council was told that the property
developed without variances. he used that as a basis in his decision
or the zoning. otherwise he would have never supported the original
For those reasons. Jim Hawkins made a motion the variance be denied.
lIs seconded the motion which carried 7-0.
(I) Request for beer and wine package license - Cartwheels, Inc.. Cobb
Center.
November 3. 1986 - continued
John Patterson said that Linda Wilson has submitted an applicatiqn as the
appointed agent for Cartwheel::;;. Inc.. at Cobb Center Mall. Chief Little's
investigation has indicated a Problem with the applicant but"i:;l1(;\ ;r>roblem
concerns qnly traffic violations and therefore is not within thesc:qpe of the
ordinanc:e. Therefore. there are noprqblems associated with the applicant that
would require denial or a waiver from council.
Ms. Wilson said that Cartwheel's is a convenience-type variety store similar
to Drug Emporium. They will carry health and beauty aids, snacks. drugs. beer
and wine. etc. Ms. Wilson said she was the Administrative Assistant and will
be in the corporate offic.e which will be located in t1}e at Cobb
Center. she has read and understands our ordinance. When of
the store has lived in Cobb CqJ..l.nty for one year and meets
requirements, the license will be transferred to his name.
Kathy Brooks made a motion the license be approved. Jack Shinall seconded the
motion which carried 7-0.
FORMAL BUSINESS:
(A) John Patterson said
the conveyance of 3 small
the widening of Atlanta
Kennesaw Finance; another
containing .004 acres at the
the State Department of Transportation
parcels qf property owned by the City.
Road. One of the lots contains .03
.03 acres next to the Depot and
corner of Atlanta Road and Bank Street.
for
next to
parcel
AttorneY CamP suggested the rightof'iNay deeds be amended by deleti:q.g the next
to the last paragraph and attap1}a cover letter statipg the property will
revert back to the City if pot used for the widening of Atlant,Ej.<J1<:)ad. Jerry
Mills made a motion the conveyance deeds be approved. Joel Harrell seconded
the motion which carried 7-0.
(B) Change name of street.
John said that Mr. Rob <Berry has requested that the
name Drive to Windy Hi.l:l.Place. Crumley Drive runs
between Smyrna-!toswell and Whitfield Street and will
as part qf the construction underway. by Windy Oaks
one other house on the street qther than Mr. Berry's
soon to be torn down. Jerry Mills made a motion that Crumley Drive
to Windy Hill Place. Kathy Brooks seconded the motion which carried
the
SOJ..l.th
p.;l.ved
is only
and it is
be renamed
7-0.
(C)
631.
V,Ej.lidation of signatures to annex .532 acres on Spring Street in Land Lot
John Patterson said that Robert.c.D,Ej.Vies has requested .the
100 x 200 lot behind Brake-O which is already zoned
Attorney Camp read the application as follows:
We the undersigned, who const:.itJ..l.te sixty percent (60%) of the ownerS of the
land area by aCreage of the are.;l. described below, which is unincorpqrated and
contiguous to the City of Smyrna. hereby apply to have said into
the Gity of Smyrna under the provisions of the Code of
69-904 through 69-912 (Geq1;gia Laws. Acts 1966, Pages
1971. 399; 1976. Pages 1011, 1012; said property to be
as follows, to wit:
412,
, 411,
being
All that tract or parcel of land lying and being in Land I.,ot 6~l, 17th
District. 2nd Section. Cobb Gounty. Georgia and being part of Lot. 8 ,Ej.nd being
East Smyrna Subd.ivision. as per plat recorded in Plat Boqk 4, page 125. Cobb
County. Georgia Records. and being more particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at a nail in the p.;l.ve~ept on the southerly right of
Street feet westerly as measured along the southerly
Spring from the corner formed by the inters.ection
right of way of Spring Street.,Ej.pd.tb,e westerly right of WaY
running thence south 02 degrees 30 minutes 39 seconds west a
feet to an iron pin; running thence south 88 degrees 59
west a distance of 101.3 feet to an iron pin; runnipg thence
53 minutes east a distance of 200 feet to an iron pin on the
of way of Spring Street; running thence north 88 degrees 00
distance of 100 feet to the point of BEGINNING.
Spring
way of
Drive;
of 200
seconds
degrees
right
minutes east a
continued
SIGNED HEREUNTO SET THEIR HANDS AND SEALS. AND THEREBY
FOR ANNEXATION TO THE CITY OF SMYRNA.
W2tness the e of the record title holders of the fee simple title. or
his legal entative. of 60% of the land area above described by acreage:
s/ROBERT C. DAVIES, III
a motion the petition be validated and the public hearing
cember 8. 1986. Bob Davis seconded the motion which carried 7-
(A) Renovation of ladies restroom in City Hall.
John Patterson said that bids have been secured from two contractors for
creation of a hand restroom where the ladies bathroom currently exists.
Funds were budge h the Community Development Block Grant and Federal
guidelines have that public buildings be accessible to the
handicapped. With the completion of this project. the renovation work for City
Hall will be completed.
Based upon the recommendation of John Patterson, HUgh Ragan made a motion the
bid for the renovation of the restrooms be awarded to Hatcher & Sons, the low
bidder at $5.430.00 to be paid from the CDBG fund. Joel Harrell seconded the
motion which carried 7-0.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING PERMITS: No permits to present to council.
CONSENT AGENDA:
(A) October minutes
(B) Stop signs on Cedar Cliff @ Cedar Ridge
(C) No park signs on Kn Road (from Teasley to Gordon)
(D) Stop s on Hickory rcle & Ashwood (3-way location)
Jim Hawkins made a motion the consent agenda be approved. Jerry Mills seconded
the motion which carried 7-0.
COUNCIL INPUT:
Mayor Bacon said
body is at Castella
Christian Church.
their prayers.
rmer Police Chief Bob Drake passed away today. His
me and the funeral will be Wednesday at Smyrna
on asked everyone to remember the Drake family in
Mayor Bacon reminded everyone that tomorrow is election day and to please
vote.
Joel Harrell said the dr
is about 30% complete.
sewer rehabilitation and
ge study is underway now and the overall project
Belk gave a progress report on Phase II of the
this phase is about 40% complete.
Jim Hawkins said we a
hopefully it will be re
eeding with construction of the new courtroom and
the first of the year.
Jack Shinall asked John Patterson to check into the request for a stop sign in
the Oaks of rd and give him his recommendation. Jack said he was ready
for a Community D opment meeting and would try to schedule one this week.
Kathy Brooks reported on parks activities and thanked the Parks Department.
civic clubs, Cobb Center merchants and the American Legion ladies auxiliary
for a great Halloween Carnival. Kathy also reminded everyone of the Senior
Citizens Anniversary November 12th at the Church Street facility.
Kathy Brooks said construction has started on the Cherokee Road extension and
asked for everyone's patience during construction.
the Bennett Woods Garden Club will have a Tour of Homes on
to benefit Open Gate. This is a temporary shelter for abused
very worthwhile cause.
With no further business. meeting adjourned at 9:40 p.m.
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November 17, 1986
The regul,,Ej.r
at Smyrna City
presiding officer
for Jack
City 1>t:t9rney
City Clerk Melinda
Mayor A.
who was
E.
Dameron and
and Council was hel<;iNovembe1;' 17. 1986
called to order at 7:30 o'clOC:k;p.m. by
. All council members were present except
present was City Clerk Willoui,se :3pivey.
Administrator John Patterson, Assistant
of the press.
Invocation was giVen by Jim LuJ;:.e, pastor of Tillman United Methodist Church.
followed by the pledge to the flag,
Mayor Bacon said that tonight was Willouise Spivey's last
since she is retiring effective the end of the year. Willouise
March 1964 and Max said it had been his privilege to serve 7
Due to her efforts. the City now in a strong financial posit..:i911 and Max
said City has never had a dedicated employee. Patsy Hynote with Post
presented 22 long-stem r9ses to Willouise and Mayor Bacon. presented
the traditional cryst:a.ljqnquil. E,Ej.ch council member expre/:ised their
to Willouise forherle<3.<;iership and guidance the l,Ej.st 22 years.
expressed her apPre9i,ati9n and stated she was leavingwit:h mi,xed
since she has been attending council, meetings for 13 years. She.had
working with the City but thought it was time to move on to another
stage of her life and was looking forward to retirement.
CITIZENS INPUT: Sarah Hodge /:iP9J;:.e on behalf of her
Ventura Pl,Ej.ce. Mrs. Hodge said th~ya.re continuing to have
Howard's Wrecker Service from fighting, obscene language. cars
street. etc. Mrs. Hodge said it does no good to call the police.
said they are aware of the C9~pl,Ej.ints the residents on the
the City has already been in contact with the wrecker service.
ShirleY Davis also complained of the wrecker service and did not
have a4equate parking for their customers or equipment and are using the
street or sometimes the First National Bank driveway.
Eddie Vonic said he was very ha.PPY t9 have known Willouise Spivey the last few
years and had enjoyed his visits with her. Mr. Vonic wished Willouise the best
health and success with each passing day.
Dick from the Smyrna Jaycees requested approval to hold a road block
to benefit the Empty Stocking Fund December 6 and 7 with a rain date of
December 13 and 14, at the intersection of Spring and Hargrove.
DEPARTMENT REPORTS: Reports were given from Fire.
Manage~ent. Finance and Community Development departments.
Police.
Emergency
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
(A. B. C. D) Variance request - front yard setbacks at 1097. 1099. 1101 and
1103 Creatwood Circle.
John P,Ej."j:tersonsaid these
that additional information
causes of the encroachment.
Deve19;r>rnel1ts, Inc. stated
superinten<;ient which led to
the encroachment into the
Developmel1ts and there was no
were
about
last meeting Mr.
were
being staked
setback. Arthur Crowe
from the audience.
Mr.
time the time
said was what Mr.
correct Crowe said this
family since before the
venture agreement with TWB
the and they would
pr9blems from the beginning
that they might have had at
the original surveyor
the job superintendent
the of way. To
said look at the
this is the last building in
that
the time
Crowe
it. Joel
20 day
Crowe
it was
in his
joint
put up
had
value
from
and
of
Crowe
and
November 17, 1986 - continued
d Mr. Crowe the road was off approximately 5 feet but the
greater than that and this puts the City in a very difficult
council is being asked to grant a variance to correct an
error on the part of the builder.
to grant variances for front yard setbacks for
1 and 1103 Creatwood Circle subject to a fine as
Section 1307 which reads: "Any person. firm or
isions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a
on. shall be fined a minimum of two hundred
) not more than five hundred dollars ($500.00) for each
Each day such violation continues shall constitute a separate
offense." Said fine will be set at $200.00 per day per unit for 15 days which
the structures were in violation. Total fine will be $12.000.00 and must be
paid in full prior to the issuance of Certificate of Occupancy on any of the
units. Hugh Ragan seconded the motion which carried 5-0. with Jerry Mills
abstaining.
(E) Four (4) variances requested for development on Atlanta Road next to
Paces Ferry North Townhomes.
Joel Harrell made
meeting. Bob Davis sec
ion these variances be tabled to the December 8th
the motion which carried 6-0.
(F) Beer and wine pouring license - Caproni's Pizza & Pasta Inn, 821 Concord
Road.
John Patterson said that Mr. Thomas Alfred Iles has requested a license to
sell and wine at his new restaurant in Concord Corners Shopping Center.
The 1 meets all distance requirements and the background investigation
is fa e. There was n pposition. Mr. Iles said he had read and
understood our 0 would be on the property 4 days a week. With
little discussion Jim made a motion the license be approved. Jerry
Mills seconded the motion which carried 6-0.
(G) Annexation of Munford. Inc. property on Oakdale Road in Land Lot 752.
There was no
store at 5055
7, the legal
October 20. 1986.
and Hugh Ragan made a motion the Munford convenience
be annexed into the City to become a part of Ward
having been read and made a part of the minutes of
s seconded the motion which carried 6-0.
FORMAL BUSINESS:
(A) Amendment to Home Occupation License ordinance.
Jo
that on August 18th council placed a 90 day moratorium on
due to lack of conformance by several holders of
to several questions regarding the issuance of
Harrell said the committee had reviewed a proposed
but feel it needs some refinement. Joel Harrell
amendment be tabled for an additional 30 days and
be extended to that time. Bob Davis seconded the
Patterson
occupation
licenses and
ional licenses.
to the or
a motion the or
t the moratorium
motion which carried 7-0.
(B) Amendment to Alcoholic Beverage Ordinance.
the Community Development Committee had approved a
amendment which would effectively eliminate any person who
has been convicted of 2 or more violations of alcohol or drug laws from
holding an alcoholic beverage license. Joel Harrell made a motion that Section
3-26 of the Code of Ordinances be amended by adding a new sub-paragraph (16)
to read as follows:
6)
ant has been convicted of 2 or more offenses. including traffic
nvolving the use or abuse of any alcohol, malt or vinous beverage.
liquor. or drug, within the 3 years preceding the application.
Bob Davis.seconded the motion which carried 6-0.
of signaures to annex Post Properties acreage - South Cobb
ighlands Road.
November 17. 1986 - continued
John
said
911
and
read the
that John Williams and Barry Teague had 1:"equested
acres in L,Ej.ndiLots 619, 620. 677. 678. 692 and 691 which
General Co~ercial and is presently under construction.
legal description as follows:
is zoned
Attorney Camp
412,
who consti't;.ute sixty percent (60%) of the Owp,E;P::~ of the
by acreage of theare.<;lde~cribed below. which is uninco'r;r>9rated and
the City of Smyrn,Ej..hereby apply to have said area annexed into
Smyrna under the provisions of the Code of Georgia Annotated.
through 69-912 (G~orgia Laws. Acts 1966, Pages 409. 410. 411.
399; 1976, Pages lOll, 1012; said property to be annexed being
follows. to wit:
All that
678.
being more
tract or parcel of la:gdlying and being in Land Lots 619.620. 677,
and 691 of the 17thP.istrict, 2nd Section, Cobb County. Georgia,
particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at
the Seaboard
thence north
thence south
line of
619;
feet;
573.40 feet;
north
58
20
east
feet:;
of 46.66
159.00
of
to
west
east a
of Camp
along the
minutes 34
of the
thence
south 47
an iron pin at the intersection of the north right
Coast Line Railroad and the west land lot line of
00 degrees 04 minutes 32 seconds west a distance of
88 degrees 26 46 seconds east a distance of
39 degrees 44 54 seconds east 136.00
32 minutes 00 178.29 feet; thence south
40 seconds east 99. thence north 01 degrees
east 232.11 feet; thenc~ south 89 degrees 34 minutes
feet; thence north 02 degrees 07 minutes 06 seconds east
north 22 degrees 40 minutes 56 seconds east an arc
02 degreesQT.minut;.es 06 seconds east ,Ej.
45 degr~es37minut~s 03 seconds e<;l~t
88. north 89degF.~E?-sQ7 minutes 00 seconds
an i.ron pin on the west land. lot;. line of Land Lot 677;
land lot line of Land Lot 677> north 02 degrees 18 minute:;; 54
distance of 679.28 feet to an iron pin on the south right
Highland Road (being a 60 foot right of way at this point);
south right of way of Camp Highland Road north 55 degrees
seconds east 229.71 feet iron pin set at the
southwest corner of Camp Road and South Cobb Drive
running south~<;lsterly along right of way of South Cobb
degrees 32 ~inutes 05 east 98.37 feet; thence
minutes 54 seconds east an arc of 42.56 feet;
03 minutes 04 seconds east distance of 500.02 feet;
degrees 08 minutes 47 seconds east an arc distance of 256.
south 43 degrees 29 minutes 42 seconds east a distance of
south 43 degrees 29 minutes seconds east a distance of
iron pin set at the northwest;.erly right of way of the
Railroad and Cobb Drive; thence along the right of
Seaboard Line Railroad south 76 degrees minutes
316.62 thence north 02 degrees 49 minutes 26 seconds
thence 76 degrees 32 minut~s 32 seconds west a distance
to iron set on the westland lot line of Land Lot 678;
49 26 seconds ~ast .a distance of 10.42 feet;
the north right of way of the Se,Ej.board Coast Line
32 minutes 32 secon<:iswesta distance of 484.13 feet;
24 minutes 23 seconds west an arc distance of 480.
degrees 25 minutes 02 seconds west 398.88 feet to an
lot line of Land Lot 619 and the point of BEGINNING.
14
minutes
seconds
335.11
thence
feet;
44
thence
thence
to an
Line
of the
west
feet;
feet
02
deg1:"ees
north 71
west land
the
that tract or
2nd Section.
as follows:
land lying and being in Lan<:i L9t:iti20 of the
Cobb County. Georgia. beingmore.particularly
the true point of BEGJ::NNJ:::NG, commence at an iron pin
lot corner common to Land Lots 619. 620. 677 and
2nd Section of Cobb County, Georgia; run thence along
to Land Lots 620 and 677. said District.
and distances: north 01 degrees 29
231.55 feet to pin found; north
east a distance feet to a point.
of BEGINNING. From point of BEGINNING as
said land lot to Land Lots 620 an<:i
and County. south 89 07 minutes 00 seconds
a point; thence southwesterly along the
curve an arc distance of 88.01 feet to a
subtended by a chord that lies to the southeast of
76
87
November 17. 1986 - continued
south 45 degrees 37 minutes 03 seconds west and a length of 79.79
south 02 degrees 07 minutes 06 seconds west a distance of 159.00
point; thence southwesterly along the arc of a 65.00 foot radius
nce of 46.66 feet to a point (said arc being subtended by a
to the northwest of said arc and that has a bearing of south
40 minutes 56 seconds west and a length of 45.66 feet); thence
07 minutes 06 seconds west a distance of 36.54 feet to a
89 degr 4 minutes 06 seconds west a distance of 437.80
pin found ce north 06 degrees 24 minutes 57 seconds east
78.65 feet to an iron pin found; thence north 25 degrees 53
minutes 20 seconds east a distance of 86.21 feet to an iron pin found; thence
south 84 degrees 18 minutes 34 seconds east a distance of 179.62 feet to an
iron pin found; thence north 14 degrees 59 minutes 55 seconds east a distance
of 120.30 feet to an iron pin found; thence south 74 degrees 24 minutes 11
seconds east a distance of 20.76 feet to an iron pin found; thence north 56
degrees 35 minutes 40 seconds east a distance of 83.49 feet to an iron pin
found; thence north 31 degrees 53 minutes 55 seconds west a distance of 138.78
feet to an iron pin found; thence north 58 degrees 46 minutes 57 seconds east
a distance of 124.98 feet to an iron pin found; thence north 55 degrees 38
minutes 52 seconds eas stance of 114.20 feet to an iron pin found; thence
north 18 degrees 32 es 23 seconds west a distance of 204.59 feet to an
iron pin set located on the southeastern right of way line of Camp Highland
Road (having a 60-foot right of way width); thence along said southeastern
right of way line of Camp Highland Road north 58 degrees 33 minutes 31 seconds
east a distance of 50.05 feet to an iron pin set; thence, leaving said
southeastern right of way line of Camp Highland Road. south 18 degrees 36
minutes 42 seconds east a distance of 331.44 feet to an iron pin found; thence
north 58 degrees 06 minutes 23 seconds east a distance of 55.00 feet to an
iron pin set; thence south 88 degrees 29 minutes 25 seconds east a distance of
147.98 feet to an iron pin set located on the land lot line common to Land
Lots 620 and 677, said District. Section and County; thence along said land
lot line common to Land Lots 620 and 677. said District. Section and County.
south 02 degrees 18 minutes 54 seconds west a distance of 179.30 feet to a
point, said point being the true point of BEGINNING.
t
feet to a
curve an a
chord that
22 degrees
south
WHEREFORE, THE UNDERSIGNED HEREUNTO SET THEIR HANDS AND SEALS. AND THEREBY
MAKE SAID APPLICATION FOR ANNEXATION TO THE CITY OF SMYRNA.
Witness
his
s/J
the signature of the record title holders of the fee simple title, or
representative. of 60% of the land area above described by acreage:
IAMS & BARRY TEAGUE
Hugh
date
6-0.
Ragan made a
set for Decembe
signatures be validated and the public hearing
Kathy Brooks seconded the motion which carried
BID AWARDS:
(A) John Patterson said that due to a critical need in the Police Department
we need to purchase two vehicles. Two of our police cars have recently been
wrecked and one has e. One police package vehicle is available at
Hub Ford through ntract. The Detective Division has a patrol car
in their division be transferred back to patrol. Chief Little has
found a 1986 Ford LTD for the Detective Division for $8.000. Jim Hawkins made
a motion the police package vehicle from Hub Ford be purchased at $11.500 and
that the 1986 LTD be purchased from Hertz used cars for $8,000. Hugh Ragan
seco the motion. Jerry Mills said he had a problem with the purchase or
the car because it has not been bid and felt it should be and would vote
against the motion for that reason. Following discussion. vote on the motion
carried 5-1, with Jerry Mills opposed.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING PERMITS: None to present.
CONSENT AGENDA:
(A) Stop signs at Oaks of Concord (Oaks Parkway at Poplar Pointe)
(B) Change first meeting in December to December 8th
(C) Mayor authorized to sign quit claim deed
Hugh Ragan made a motion the consent agenda be approved. Joel Harrell seconded
the motion which carried 6-0.
anniv
INPUT: Mayor Bacon congratulated the library for their 50th
y reception.
November 17. 1986 - continued
Bob
the
the Fire
for the
Police Department and Emergency
did on Spring Road last week with
Jim
thanked John Williams and Barry Teague for their request for
tonight.
thanked Doris
has one of the
that participated.
the fine reception at the library last
finest libraries you will find and Hugh
With no further business. meeting adjourned at 9:00 p.m.
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November 24. 1986
meeting
The
A.
Council was held November 24. 1986 at
called to order at 7:30 o'c+ockp.m. by
All council members were ..Presen1:. Also
Camp, City Administrator JohnI'atterson
Clerk
meeting
30. 1986,
Ordinance
Drive.
request of
the appeal of
was found guilty
the use of a
were sworn in by
Ms. Rolfe's attorney.
all testimony and evidence presented, Bob Davis madea.motion
s Court decision be upheld. Jim Hawkins seconded the motion which
With no further business, meeting adjourned at 9:45 p.m.
A. MAX BACON. MAYOR
WILLOUISE C. SPIVEY. CITY CLERK
HUGH