July 7/21, 1986 Council Meeting
July
7, 1986
scheduled
7
offi
City Clerk
Charles E.
press.
meeting of Mayor and Council was held pursuant to the
meeting was called to order at 7:30 o'clock p.m.
Bacon. All counc il members were present. Also
Willouise Spivey, City Administrator John Patterson,
Camp, Assistant City Clerk Melinda Dameron and represen-
was given by Al Turnell,
the pledge to the flag.
Pastor of
1st United Methodist Church,
(A) Annexation of 1.5 acres at 408 Lake Drive.
Patterson said that stephen J. Connolly had requested the annexation
nn's Wrecker Service located at 408 Lake Drive and at the June 16, 1986
the application was validated and the public hear ing date set. There
opposition from the audience and Jim Hawkins made a motion the property
xed into the City to become a part of Ward 4. the legal descr ipt ion
having been read and made a par.t of the minutes of the June 16th meeting_
Bob Davis seconded the motion which carried 7-0.
(B) Application for liquor, beer and wine package license at 1055 Cherokee
Road.
John Patterson
to operate a
by
ound
said that Mrs. Jacqueline B. Davis had submitted an application
package store at 1055 Cherokee Road in the building previously
Network Rentals. The location meets distance requirements and
investigation was favorable.
There
was
no
opposition from
of the store
con
the
and
audience. Mrs. Davis said she would be the
understood our ordinance requirements. There
widening of Cherokee Road but it was deter-
adequate wi th the new road al ignment. Kathy
be approved. Jim Hawkins seconded the motion
the license
license - 1389 Dogwood Circle.
that Mr. George L. Cannon had
window replacement company from
at the job site with no storage
his neighborhood was approved with
submitted an application
his homne. All materials
at his home. The petition
no unfavorable responses.
no opposition from the audience and Mr. Cannon said all materials
delivered to his customer's homes and there would be no traffic,
retail sales from his residence. With little discussion, Joel Harrell
the 1 icense be approved. Bob Dav is seconded the mot ion which
(D)
Rezoning request
1.21 acres off Ridge Road from R-20 to R-l5.
John Patterson said that Alfred F. Skiba had applied for rezoning of this
as attorney-in-fact for Ridgeview Hospital. AFR Properties is planning
acre subdivision of R-15 homes, of which 19.03 acres currently is
in unincorporated Cobb County. There were 25 to 30 people in the audience
in opposition and representatives of both sides were sworn in by Attorney
Camp.
site plan of the property and stated they were requesting
small tract which is in the City in order to allow them
entrance into the development. The average density of
be 1.8 units per acre and R-l5 zoning allows a little
per acre. Many of the lots in the development will exceed
as well. Mr. Skiba said they were requesting the zoning
onfiguration of the property. Minimum selling price
180,000 and they were very careful in ma intaining the
Road. Mr. Skiba said he had met with homeowners of Cedar
the development, and was a little surprised to find
tonight from the residents of Ridge Road. This will
development with strong recorded covenants.
July 7, 1986
Continued
Emory
the
locat
the
Mr. Skiba
entrance
ingress
should
th is
his property backs up to the 1.2 acres and objected to
from Ridge Road. Mr. Osborne said this was a very dangerous
and egress because visibility was limited and also felt
remain R-20. Mr. Osborne said he would like to meet with
zoning was approved.
Jerry Greeson of 3800 Ridge Road said his home touches 3 of the proposed lots
and was opposed to the change in zoning and it appeared from the plan that
most of the smaller lots backed up to the homes on Ridge Road. They were opposed
to the smaller lots, with some of them being only 75 feet in width along the
rear property 1 iDes. Ingress and egress is also 1 imited and hazardous at this
particular point.
M. H. of 3860 that two of the lots also back up to
his home and they are the rear and felt the reduction in lot
sizes would be damaging his home.
Joel Mr. Skiba he would be willing to meet people
here date to d development. Mr. Skiba said would be
happy with them, there is not a lot of flexibility in the
plan. Joel he would recommend that they meet prior to the July 15th zoning
hearing County. After further discussion Joel Harrell made a motion
the z approved contingent upon the county approving the rezoning
the 19.5 acres. Jim Hawkins seconded the motion. Attorney
he did think council could zoning contingent upon
body the zoning on oining tract. The second were
withdrawn and Joel Harrell motion the 1.2 acres be from
R-20 to R~l5 provided that 19.5 acres be rezoned to R~l5 within
3 months, seconded by Jim Hawkins. was some discussion about any stipulations
that should be placed on the zoning and the second was again withdrawn.
Ridge Road to speak and was sworn
ioned the time limit being placed on the zoning
was concerned that action would be a
be~ng approved. Max Bacon said that was not the
the in tent is that th is tract revert bac k to R- 2 0 if the
is not approved. Joel Harrell then made a mot ion -the 1.21
from R~20 to R-15 subject to the adj oining property of Mrs.
being rezoned to R~15 within 3 months; minimum size homes of 2800
feet on the property; all underground utilities;
lights 2 car garages. Jerry Mi lls seconded the motion
6-1, Shinall opposed.
Mr. Camp.
adjacent
to the
of the
larger tract
be rezoned
Wallace
square
street
carr ied
(E) Re:;;:oning
Commercial.
request
980
Concord
Road
from
Future Commercial
to Limited
of
for lot
approved
if the
Road
of the
said
lot
their
be
sa id that Mr. GeOrge P. Perryman had requested the rez on ing
containing 11,960 square feet, which exceeds minim1.lmrequirements
size. The Planning and Zoning Board had recommended the zoning be
and there was no opposition from the audience. Mr. Perryman said
zoning was approved, Sissi's Sni_ppers, presently located on Concord
relocate their business to this location. Mr. Perrym;an s;aid paving
is completed and the house is currently being renovated Jim Hawkins
existing location of i's Snippers had never had parking
and he thought the relocation would be a def inite improvement for
With little discussion Jim Hawkins made a motion the zoning
Bob Davis seconded the motion which carried 7-0.
John
feet
to
lO
said is also requesting a
feet on the existing building
6 foot opaque the s ide property
Mr. Perryman had a letter from the
to the zoning variance request. Jim
on this lot would have to conform to our
discuss ion Jim H;awkins made a mot ion the var iance
red1.lction in side yard setback requirements from 50 feet
from 50
approval
of the
property
that
(F) Variance - Side yard setback and buffer requirements at 980 Concord Road.
;any
With
for a
approved
to 10 feet
in lieu of a lO foot buffer on the back side he be allowed to erect
opaque fence and also along the adjacent property 1 ine up to the
the house. Mr. Perryman sa id the next door ne ighbor had reqeus ted
fence only be extended to the rear of the house. After discussion,
to allow a 6 foot fence along the back property l.ine with a
along the side yard not to extend past the front of the house.
onded the motion which carried 7-0.
(G) Rezoning r
Road from Future
3.2 acres at the corner of Matthews Street & Roswell
ial to Office/Distribution.
John Patterson said that Mr. Willianl Davis of Northwest Corridor Properties
had requested rezoning of the above mentioned property. To the north is Neighbor-
hood Shopping, Limited CommerciaJ. and Future Commercial, with General Commercial
east, Light Industry to the south and RM-l2 to the west. Applicants
the zoning were sworn in by Mr. Camp. Mr. Davis said they intend to develop
property into 42,000 square feet of Office/Distribution space with
oximately 40% off ices and 60% storage. A preliminary layout was presented
along with pictures of a similar development. Mr. Davis said these plans aJ.so
refJ.ected changes that had been recommended by the Planning and Zoning Board.
Large trucks will not be going onto the property because they cannot maneuver
in the space provided and the building will be an attractive brick veneer
structure. Jerry Mills said this property has been an eyesore in the past
and we have had to send in city crews to clean up the property. Jerry said
he had met wi th res idents in that area and they support the development. Jerry
Mills made a motion the rezoning be approved with the following stipulations:
1) Move building 20 feet back and add double tier parking in front
2) No curb cuts on Matthews street
3) No outside storage
4) Add a left turn lane for the middle curb cut.
Jim Hawkins seconded the motion which carried 7-0.
(H) Rezoning of 1.603 acres between Love Street and MedJ.in Street from RM-12
to RD, Duplexes.
on said that Reed Konigsmark is representing the owner, Mr. Sidney
rezoning request for the purpose of building 6 duplexes. Several
be required to develop the property as requested. There was
no
Mr. Kon ig smar k sa id
$ll5,00 to $120,000
9 units and
has bu
If. J'
ls second
these would be masonite 2 story structures seJ.ling for
for a complete unit. The existing RM-12 category would
he was proposing construction of l2 units. Mr. Konigsmark
pJ.exes in the City before and hoped his record would speak
made a motion the zoning be approved as requested.
motion which carried 7-0.
( I ) Var iance Front yard
for development of l.603 acres
setback, minimum lot size and minimum
between Love Street and Medlin Street.
width
J.ot
John Patterson said Konigsmark is also requesting variances to facilitate
his development just zoned for duplexes by reducing the setback
Street feet to 35 feet; reducing the minimum lot area and
t width shown on the plat. None of these reductions directly
affect adjacent property owners. There was one in oppos it ion, sworn in by
Mr. Camp. Mr. Konigsmark said he could probabJ.y meet the front setback on
Medlin STreet but the development would not be as aesthetically pleasing.
Five of the lots do not meet the minimum lot size requirement of l2,500 square
feet. The three lots on Love Street require the variance on minimum lot width
of 75 feet. Mr. Konigsmark said the topography of the lot is such that it
e difficult to develop without the variances.
with the additional cars on Medlin Street
be made. Jim Hawkins said the City has
which has helped some and he did not know
of further widening. Jim said they would
some of the road but would need permission
said he had no real opposition to the
safety on that street. Jim Hawkins said
in
e in favor
of widening
owners. Mr. Williams
concerned about the
July 7, 1986
Continued
he meet with Mr. Williams
improvements could be made.
this
week to
wal k the
street and see
what
Jim Hawkins made a motion the plat submitted be made a part of these minutes;
that the front yard setback from 40 to 35 feet be denied; that the minimum
lot size reduction on 5 lots be approved as shown on the plat and that the
lot width at the setback line as shown on the plat also be approved. Jerry
Mills seconded the motion which carried 6-1 with Joel Harrell opposed.
Jerry Mi lls made a motion
to the number of var iances
some of these problems. Jack
7-0.
this rezoning be tabled to
that will be required, to
Shinall seconded the motion
the next
allow t
to table
meeting due
to resolve
which carr ied
(J)
Rezoning request
1.23 acres on Crumley Drive from R-l5 to RM-12.
(K) variance variances
acres on Crumley Drive.
requested for development
of
apartments
on
1.23
Jerry Mi lls
Jac k Shinall
also made a motion
seconded the motion
the var iances be
which carried 7-0.
tabled
to
the
next
meeting.
(L) Variance - Pront yard setback at 2307 Goodwood Boulevard.
John Patterson said Ed Brewer of Brewer Construction had requested a variance
from the required 25 feet on the front yard setbac k to 24.7 feet. The uni.t
in question in the Oakley Downs development is nearly complete and apparently
the building was inadvertently shifted forward during construction.
Bob Davis said he received a call from Mr. Brewer today and his car was broken
down in Perry, Georgia and could not make the meeting tonight but he would
like to proceed with the hearing since the encroachment was only 4 to 6 inches.
Bob Davis made a motion the ru.les be suspended to vote on whether or not the
var iance should be heard in the absence of the appl icant . Hugh Ragan seconded
the motion which carried 7-0.
Bob Davis
Vote on
made a
seconded
made a mot ion the var iance be
motion carr ied 7-0.
var iance be approved
the motion which carried 7-0.
heard
was no
wi th a
tonight seconded
opposition and
$100 f IDe assessed.
Ragan.
Davis then
Jim Hawkins
( M)
Chero
Rear
yard setback and
parking
requirements
at
9
and
645
John said that Tom
50 f setback to 10 feet
5.5 l,OOO square feet
shopping and 3 lots will
site R-l5 to the rear.
to the west. There were 5 in
were sworn in by Mr. Camp.
requested a reduction in the required
a reduction in parkiqg requirements from
4.3 spaces. Mr. Wi lder is propos ing a
to prov ide a 0 . 7 acre tract. Th is
Commerc ial to the east commerc ial
ion and representatives sides
Mr.
sa id there were two
and the tract is
with white stucco
communi.ty. He had
any opposi.tion
the var iances
be placed on
there are
6 tenants in the center.
on the site now which
General Commercial. He
exterior and thought it
the homeowners in the
Mr. Wi lder sa id he
would not be as attract
property line and he
3. Mr. Wi lder said he
used
proposing
initely
and did
the
foot
have
have
of 650 Burbank Drive she
lO feet of her p:J:CQPerty. Her
ill. Mrs. Davis there
line now and it does nothing to
objected to
husband is
is a wooden
keep out the
this
tot9.l1y
fence
noise ...
center
and
the
rear
644 Burbank also objected to the var
Kathy Brooks a motion the var
meeting so Wilder could meet
resolve their disagreements. Jac k Shinall
and af ter
tabled
res idents
the mot ion
Mexico Lindo Restaurant on South Cobb
show cause hear ing
bus iness
due to reasons, Mr. Cleve~and Brooks, owner
o South C rive was denied an alcoholic beverage
Robert Ronick, attorney for the owners of Mexico
t it to the City's attention that Mr. Brooks had
rangement with the owners of Mexico Lindo prior
license, thus making his application fraudulent.
ear that Mr. Brooks intended to operate a lounge
Mexico Lindo Restaurant intend only to complement their
with alcoholic beverages. At the suggestion of our city
presented to the chairman of the Community Development
an ation as to why his client should be allowed to apply for
license. Section 3-36 of the code provides for an opportunity for
a 1 icense wi thin the l2 month restr iction per iod if the new
the "same type".
been
into
inall said that short~y after council denied the
approached by Mr. Ronick who presented some
Mr. Brooks did not intend to operate a
trying to get the license to defraud the peop~e
a conditional lease.
license for Mr. Brooks
evidence that actually
restaurant and may have
wi th whom he had entered
Mr. Ronick stated that Mr. Brooks had basically extorted $5,000 from his client
Amanda Salazar as a non-refundable earnest money deposit down payment that
he 'WOuld sub-lease the bui~ding to her. Mr. Brooks at that time was without
authority of the owner of the property to sub-lease the building, so the lease
was void from its Mr. Brooks apparent~y intended to open a lounge
and once he realiz lounge would not be approved by the City, decided
to a for the license and then ask Mrs. Salazar for $20,000 for having
transferred to her name. Mr. Brooks has since left Smyrna and
Mexico Lindo is a family-oriented restaurant and like all mexican
has a need to be able to serve alcoholic beverages with their
Ronick requested that counci~ reconsider the denial based on the
of the fraudulent application made previously and allow the owners
o to a for a license in their name. Ms. Salazar and her
Echeve both sworn in by Mr. Ronick and testif ied that
made by him were accurate.
stated problem personally with Ms. Salazar applying
no a license will be granted. Jack said he has
area and the restaurant appears to be well-run.
made a motion that Mexico Lindo Restaurant be allowed to apply
license at 2620 South Cobb Drive by waiving the one-year waiting
Hawkins seconded the motion which carried 7-0.
(B) Validation of signatures to annex property at 2580 Old RoswelJ. Road.
Attorney Camp read the application for annexation of 1.3 acres
561 and 592 as follows:
in Land Lots
We undersigned, who constitute sixty percent (60%) of the electors resident
in area described below and who constitute sixty percent (60%) of the
owners of the land area by acreage of the area described below, which is unin-
corporated and contiguous to the City of Smyrna, hereby apply to have said
area ed into the City of Smyrna under the provisions of the Code of Georgia
Sections 69-904 through 69-9~2 (Georgia Laws, Acts 1966, Pages
411, 412. 4l3, 1971, 399, 1976. Pages lOll, l012, said property
annexed being described as follows, to wit:
tract or parcel
7th District, 2nd
as follows:
of
Sect
d ~ying and being in
n, Cobb County, Georgia,
Land Lots
being more
561 and 592
particu~arly
the southeast corner of the intersection of Hawthorne
a right of way) and Old Roswell Road {being a 40 foot
and cont.J.nuing along the easterly right of way of Old Roswell
degrees 45 minutes 42 seconds west a distance of 89.l8 feet,
July 7, 1986
Continued
thence
thence
thence south
thence
thence
t:hence
to
00
of
east
Street
Street
33 degrees 59
35 degrees l8
33 degrees 54
across the
degrees 20
degrees 39
on the south
10
Street~
398:!: feet
of 50 feet to a
Roswell Road and po
seconds west a distance of 45.99 feet ~
6 seconds west a distance of 46. 9l feet;
52 seconds west a distnace of 66.57 feet;
way of Old Roswell Road to iron pin;
seconds west a distance of 202.78 feet;
seconds west a distance of 209.70 feet
way of Hawthorne S thence north
distance of 50 feet north right
89 degrees l7 50 seconds
across the right of way of Hawthorne
at the southeast intersection of Hawthorne
BEGINNING.
MAKE
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREUNTO SET THEIR HANDS AND
ApPLICATION FOR ANNEXATION TO THE CITY OP SMYRNA.
SEALS,
AND
THEREBY
Wi tness
below:
the signature
s/NAOMI M. ROACH
of
60%
of
the.
electors
resident
in
the
area
descr ibed
Wi tnes S
or his
s/NAOMI M.
signature of the
representative, of
ROACH
60%
title holders
of the land area
of the
above
title,
acreage:
Jerry
date
7-0.
Mills made a
set for August
mot ion the
4,l986.
petition be
Jim Hawkins
validated and the
seconded the mot ion
which
hear ing
carried
(C) Ordinance amendment - new Section 14-14 (Temporary Sales License).
Jack
Section
made a mot ion the.
l4-14 to read as follows:
Code
of
Ordinances
be
amended
by
adding
a
new
Licenses;
Prohibited Locations~
Expiration, Fees~ Requirements;
(A)
is hereby establ ished a
or corporation who sells
from any truc k,
shall be called a
only as hereinafter
ing category for any
to sell any goods,
structure or
IITemporary Sales Licensell and
provided.
on I firm,
merchan-
location,
license
dise
which
shall be issued
(B) TempOrary License Holders
from locations authorized and
of Smyrna, who shall determine
the business of annually
in any off-street
exists, maneuvering
or Shopping center~
any other statute or
area, or
and that the
ordinance of the
be authorized to
the Mayor and
location will not
the area ~ and
but not limited
space of any
or business will not,
of Smyrna.
entrances,
other business
per se, violate
(C) Temporary Sales Licenses shall be issued for the following
and fees, to wit;
terms
1. Temporary Sales Licenses
at apPJ;Coved locations shall expire
fee shall be $75.00.
for
l2
the sale
months
of fruits,
from date
produce
of issue.
vegetables
license
2
Temporary Sales License
shall expire three (3)
$25.00.
the sale of
from date
Christmas
of iSSU89
approved
icense fee
locat
shall
3. TempoJ;Cary Sales
activity shall expire two
be $100.00.
License
(2 )
temporary
date
sales during a
of issue. The 1
promotional
fee shall
or
not be requ i.red for: a)
conducting such sale
or fund raising activities
organization.
salesfl
more
than 3
by a
L
Provided,
more than
however,
( 4 )
no such activity under item 4 a)
times during anyone calendar year.
above
shall
be
conducted
or offer to sell
a t a temporary
a misdemeanor
of the City
any goods, ware, or
location or building
under the penalties
of Smyrna.
merchandise or services
wi thout a 1 icense shall
as elsewhere provided in
seconded the motion to approve the new ordinance
which carr ied
Ordinance
nt - Section 3-1 of Alcoholic Beverage Ordinance.
Jac k Shinall
by adding the
motion that the Alcoholic Beverage Ordinance be amended
the following to the def inition of "Premises."
3-1.
U Premises U
"Premises" may include an attached patio area when:
a) It is ated from the general public by a permanent wall, fence,
h or similar ed device, and access to the patio is limited only
t the main premises,
b) the location the patio does not encroach upon any sidewalk,
right of way, or other common area customarily used for ingress, egress, pedestrian
or vehicular traffic, and
c) the location and plans shall first have been approved by the City
Engineer and Fire Marshal.
"Premises" shall be suspended or
Code when its use interferes wi th
way a public nuisance.
revoked as
other uses
Use of a patio as a part of the
provided in Section 3-53 of this
in the vicinity, or becomes in any
Jim Hawkins seconded the motion to approve the amendment which carried 7-0.
(E) Resolution - Implementation of E9l1 system.
John Patterson
E9l1
that Cobb County has elected to implement a countywide
system and in order for the City to receive emergency
it is necessary to endorse the E911 emergency telephone
ry Public safety Answering Point (PSAP) telephone
is $29,800 installation (subscriber billed
fee of $1,776.10 to be paid by the City.
follows:
in the City of Smyrna have continuously sought
assistance and service to their community;
WHEREAS" They can be provided with a number of significant benefits .through
a properly implemented E9l1 Emergency Telephone System; and
The pUblic will have only one three-digit number to call for emergency
and
WHEREAS:
time
E911;
The time from citizen perception of an
or she reaches the correct public safety
emergency situation to
agency will be reduced
the
with
THEREFORE: Be it resolved that the Mayor and Council of the City of Smyrna
endorse the concept of a county-wide E911 Emergency Telephone System and is
committed to the implementation to such a program at the earliest date feasible,
and furthermore that the City of Smyrna will operate a Primary Public Safety
Answering Point within the county-wide E911 Emergency Telephone System.
made a motion the resolution be accepted. Hugh Ragan seconded the
which carried 7-0.
(F) Validation of signatures to annex l.797l acres on South Cobb Drive.,
to annex l.797l acres on South Cobb Drive
follows :
Camp re
ots 411,
We the undersigned, who constitute
land area by acreage of the area
sixty percent ( 60% ) of the
described below, which is
owners of the
unincorporated
the City of hereby appJ.y to have said
Smyrna under prov is ions of the Code of Geo;;:gia
through 69-9J.2 (Geo;;:gia Laws, Acts 1966, Pages 409, 410,
l, 399; 1976, Pages 101J., 1012; said property to be annexed
follows, to wit:
411,
being
All that tract
and 454 of the
as follows:
or parcel of land
J. 7th Di str ict, 2nd
and
.ion,
being
being
in Land
more part
412, 453
described
BEGINNING at a point on the southwest side of South Cobb Drive llO
easterly from the intersection of South Cobb Drive and the east
Lot 412, and running thence southeasterly along the southwest
South Drive 230 feet to pin thence southwest 2
iron 139 feet iron pin; thence
an thence running 125 feet to an
.5 feet to the South Cobb Drive
being app;;:oximately more 0;;: less.
feet south-
of Land
of said
to an
WHEREFORE, THE UNDERSIGNED HEREUNTO THEIR HANDS AND
MAKE SAID APPLICATION FOR ANNEXATION TO THE CITY OF SMYRNA.
SEALS,
THEREBY
or
s
h
signature of the
rep~esentative, of
;;:ecord
60%
title holders
the land area
of the fee
above descr
simple title,
by acreage:
Jim
date
7-0.
Hawkins made a
set for August
motion
4, 1986.
validated and the
seconded the mot ion
ic
which
hear ing
carried
(A)
siren ..
the City
ion and an
the equ ipment
by the local distr
same price submitted March
of John
associated
p;;:ice of $3,960.
Jim Farley stated the siren
Par kW'ay a;;:ea.
John
additional outdoo;;:
was budgeted
effect July J.,
an additional siren
25, 1986, under which one
Bob Dav is made a
ordered from Harolds
seconded the motion
would probably be located
siren as
FY.1.987. A
we have
purchased
ordered.
outdoor
Se;;:v ice
carried
the V il.lage
we
price
been
at the
in
(B)
Renovation to restrooms at two
par ks .
John
fo;;:
nine
Patterson said the Community Development Block Grant provides funding
improvements at OUr parks and we have gotten two bids out of
who were contacted. Upon the ;;:ecommendation of Patte;;:son,
made a motion the bid be awarded to Georgia Sterl ion
renovation to the pressboxjrestroomjconcession Ward
at Cobb Park ballfield at a total price of Jack
the motion which carried 7 O.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING PERMITS:
(A)
house
made a
Inspect
carr ied
E. C. Rackley requested a for of
at 9J.2 Daniel Drive at estimated ,000.
the permit be approved subject to app;;:ovaJ. of the
Department and Fire Ma;;:shal. Jerry Mi lls seconded the
ineer,
which
7-0.
(B) Brawner
at 3180
a mot
F ire Marshal
7-0.
Hospital requested a building permit for addition a pharmacy
at a total estimated cost of $25,000. Jac k Shinall made
approved subject to approval of the Inspections Department,
Eng ineer. Hugh Ragan seconded the mot ion which carr ied
Jerry Mi lls made a
seconded the motion
mot ion the June minutes
which carried 7-0.
be
approved as
submitted.
Jim Ha wki. ns
July 7, 1986 - Continued
Joel Harrell reminded everyone of the water shortage and mandatory
continuing to operate under condition #3 which allows
hav ing even numbers on even days; odd numbered
tering between 4:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. on Saturday
will remain in effect until further notice and
in violation.
Joel said the Whitfield Street pumping station should be eliminated
by t wand the Heritage Station should be eliminated by next week under
the rehabilitation program. Phase II of the rehabilitation is underway now.
Kathy Brooks thanked Smyrna Hospital for donating the fireworks for the 4th
of July celebration and the American Legion for donating watermelons along
with all other civic groups and city staff who participated.
Mayor Bacon also thanked smyrna Hospital,
from the Police, Pire and Civil Defense
the 4th of July festivities.
the American Legion and employees
Departments for their help during
Mayor Bacon read a letter from
and Council for their part in
the GMA Convention in Savannah
retiring this year and
and she would certainly
City Clerk Willouise Spivey thanking the Mayor
the Proclamation read and presented to her at
last month. Max said that Willouise would be
her, the City would not be what it is today
With no further business, meeting adjourned at 10:52 p.m.
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ghborhood Assoc~at~on, Inc.
l~ff Dr~ve
30080
Harrell
Ward 2, C~ty of Smyrna
June 29, 1986
Dear Mr. Harrell:
At a meeting by Cedar Cl~ffs Ne~ghborhood Assoc~ation, Inc.,
on June 24, 1 red Skiba and Mr. T. L. Halfen discussed
the plans of AFR Inc. to develope a 20.74 acre tract
Road, to its rezoning from R-20 to R-1S.
this acres), currently owned by
Institute, lies within the city limits of Smyrna and
be up before the Smyrna City Council for rezoning.
Skiba and Mr. Halfen, the Cedar
to support the rezoning of
subject to the following stipulations:
close to the curb as allowed by
possible.
On lots Cliffs subdivision, there will
be a the rear property line.
oat heated floor space in every home.
throughout the development.
light poles.
residents of four lots that border the
Mr. Skiba's good
agreeing to these
faith in meeting
stipulations was
with
greatly
is a copy
Thanks as always
of Ward 2.
subdivision plan presented to us
responsive representation of the
by Mr.Skiba.
people
cc:
Mr. Fred Skiba
Mr. Max Bacon
Ann Kirk, President, CCNA,Inc.
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