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January 6/21, 1986 Council Meeting MAYOR'S OATH OF OFFICE I, Arthur Max Bacon , do solemnly swear that I will well and truly demean myself as Mayor of the City of Smyrna for the ensuing term, and that I will faithfully enforce the Charter and Ordinances of said City to the best of my ability. without fear or favor. and in all my actions as MAYOR act as I believe for the best interest of the said City. So help me God. (Seal) Arthur Max Bacon, Mayor Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of January. 1986 COUNCILMAN I, Bob Lynn Davis , do solemnly swear that I will well and truly demean myself as Councilman of the City of Smyrna for the ensuing term. and that I will faithfully enforce the Charter and Ordinances of said City to the best of my ability. without fear or favor. and in all my actions as COUNCILMAN act as I believe for the best interest of the said City. So help me God. (Seal) COUNCILMAN do solemnly swear that I will well and of the City of Smyrna for the ensuing term, and Charter and Ordinances of said City to the ear or favor. and in all my actions as COUNCILMAN st interest of the said City. So help me God. (Seal) COUNCILMAN do solemnly swear that I will well and the City of Smyrna for the ensuing term. enforce the Charter and Ordinances of said City to ability. without fear or favor. and in all my actions as as I believe for the best interest of the said City. So help (Seal) COUNCILMAN do solemnly swear that I will well and the City of Smyrna for the ensuing term. enforce the Charter and Ordinances of said City to ability. without fear or favor. and in all my actions as act as I believe far the best interest of the said City. SA help COUNCILMAN do solemnly swear that I will well and the City of Smyrna for the ensuing term. the Charter and Ordinances of said City to fear or favor. and in all my actions as for the best interest~ the said City. Sa help (Seal) COUNC IUiTOJ\'lAN I, Vera Kathleen Brooks . do solemnly swear that I will well and trulXdemeanmyself a$ Councilwoman of the City of Smyrna for the ensuing teX"m,.sndthat I will faithfully enforce the Charter and Ordinances of said City to the best of my ability. without fear or favor, and in all my acti.ons as COUNCILWOMAN act as I believe for the best interest of the said City. So help me God. ~ ~ ~~/ Vera Kathleen '(Kathy) Brooks (Seal) Ward 6 COUNC ILMAN do solemnly swear that I will well as the City of Smyrna for the ensuing faithfully enforce the Charter and Ordinances of said best of my ability, without fear or favor, and in all my actions act as I believe for the best interest of the said City. So me God. HUg1:t~~a~ 7 R"lf= (SEAL) CITY ATTORNEY , do solemnly swear that I will well and as City Attorney of the City of Smyrna for the ensuing will faithfully enforce the Charter and Ordinances of said of my ability, without fear or favor. and in all my actions act as I believe for the best interest of the said City. ~ ~ (Seal) Charles E. Camp me CITY CLERK do solemnly swear that I will well and of the City of Smyrna for the ensuing enforce the Charter and Ordinances of said without fear or favor. and in all my actions for the best interest of the said City. So RECORDER'S COURT JUDGE do solemnly swear that I will well and s Court Judge of the City of Smyrna for the faithfully enforce the Charter and Ordinances my ability, without fear or favor. and in all JUDGE act as I believe for the best interest of God. (Seal) C. V. Reeves January 6, 1986 The regular scheduled meeting of the New Year was held pursuant to the Charter on January 6, 1986 at Smyrna City Hall. The meeting was called to order at 7 :30 a' clock p.m. by presiding officer Mayor A. Max Bacon. All council members were present. Also present was City Administrator John Patterson, City Attorney Charles E. Camp, City Clerk Willouise Spivey, Assistant City Clerk Melinda Dameron and representatives of the press. Invocation was Church. given by Reverend Doyle Galloway, Pastor of Harvest Baptist OLD BUSINESS PUBLIC HEARINGS: (A) Annexation of Harvest Baptist Church property on No. Cooper Lake Road. Hugh Ragan made a motion the Harvest Baptist Church property. containing 5. 64:t acres in Land Lot 333 be annexed into the City to become a part of Ward 7, the legal description having been read and made a part of the minutes of the December 2. 1985 meeting. Jim Hawkins seconded the motion which carried 7-0. (B) Annexation of 2.26 acres in Land Lot 446 fronting on Belmont Circle. Kathy Brooks made a motion 2.26 acres owned by Lot 446 be annexed into the City to become a part having been read and made a part of the minutes Hugh Ragan seconded the motion which carried 7-0. Emory and Sybil Clark in Land of Ward 6, the legal description of the December 2, 1985 meeting. (C) Annexation of property corner of Lamar Circle and Concord Road. Jim Hawkins made a motion the 1/2 acre lot at the corner of Lamar Circle and Concord Road owned by John Dickson be annexed into the City to become a part of Ward 4, the legal description having been read and made a part of the December 2, 1985 meeting. James Williams seconded the motion which carried 7-0. (D) Approval of resolution authorizing bond issue through Smyrna Housing Authority. Attorney Camp said the resolution has still not been received from the Housing Authority and requested this item be tabled. Joel Harrell made a motion the resolution be tabled. Jack Shinall seconded the motion which carried 7-0. (E) Variance request to reduce building setback lines on Atlanta Road and Spring Road for Exxon Company. John Patterson stated that Exxon Company was requesting two variances for their new construction at 1420 Atlanta Road. on building setback requirements. Since this is a double frontage lot. the ordinance requires a 50 foot setback on the Atlanta Road and Spring Road side. Exxon is requesting approval to place their canopy 38' 8" from Atlanta Road. a variance of II' 4"; and 31' 9" from Spring Road, a variance of 18' 3". Gene Ratcliff and Tim Hayes represented Exxon and said this was their st.andard pre-engineered building and the variances would allow bet.t.er accessibility without impeding traffic flow. Jack Shinall said this area is heavily congested during certain hours of the day and Mr. Hays said they would be willing to place signs at the exits eliminating left hand turns during peak hours. Also, the acceleration/deceleration lane would be taken care of during the widening of Atlanta Road. After further discussion Joel Harrell made a motion the variance" be denied since it had been determined during discussion and by reviewing the plans that the same size building with the canopy could be arranged to fit within the setback requirements. Jim Hawkins seconded the motion which carried 7-0. COMMERCIAL BUILDING PE~lITS: (A) Robin Berry requested a building permit for construction of a shopping center at 821 Concord Road at a total estimated cost. of $570,000. Jim Hawkins said he had a problem with the traffic in t.his area and made a motion the permit be tabled until he could meet with Mr. Berry to review the plans and see how he is going to handle the additional traffic. Hugh Ragan seconded the motion which carried 7-0. January 6. 1986 - Continued (B) Hardee' s requested a building permit for an addition to the building at 2654 Spring Road at a total estimated cost of $30.000. Bob Davis made a motion the permit be approved subject to approval of the Fire Marshal and City Engineer. James Williams seconded the motion which carried 7-0. (C) T. S. Gresham requested a building permit for tenant finish Park Drive at a total estimated cost of $53.000. Bob Davis made permit be approved subject to approval of the City Engineer and Joel Harrell seconded the motion which carried 7-0. at 1955 Lake a motion the Fire Marshal. (D) Holt & Holt requested a building permit for tenant finish at Street at a total estimated cost of $8.000. James Williams made permit be approved subject to approval of the City Engineer and Bob Davis seconded the motion which carried 7-0. 1286 Hawthorne a motion the Fire Marshal. (E) Kenan Construction requested a building permit to remodel Mitchell Formal Wear at Cobb Center Mall at a total estimated cost of $IO,OOO. Kathy Brooks made a motion the permit be approved subject to approval of the City Engineer and Fire Marshal. Hugh Ragan seconded the motion which carried 7-0. (F) Smyrna Christian Church requested a total estimated cost of $70,000. Jim approved subject to approval of the City seconded the motion which carried 7-0. a building permit for remodeling at Hawkins made a motion the permit be Engineer and Fire Marshal. Hugh Ragan CONSENT AGENDA: (A) Jim Hawkins made a motion the minutes of December 2 & 16, 1985 be approved as submitted. Jack Shinall seconded the motion which carried 7-0. ADJOURNMENT: Mayor Bacon Williams the last 4 years. wished him the best. Mayor crystal jonquil to James in said it had been his pleasure to work with James James is an honest. straight-forward man and everyone Bacon presented an engraved plaque and the traditional appreciation of his 4 years service to the City. NEW BUSINESS Mayor Bacon welcomed Jerry Mills back to council. of Ward 3 and introduced other members of council. representing the citizens OATH OF OFFICE: Judge Ken Nix. The oath of office was given to Mayor Max Bacon by State Court The Nix oath of office as follows: then administered members of council by Judge to was Bob Davis Joel Ha:crell Jerry Mills Jim Hawkins Jack Shinall Kathy Brooks Hugh Ragan Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 Ward 6 Ward 7 RECOMMENDATIONS & APPROVAL OF APPOINTED POSITIONS: Upon the of Mayor Bacon. Jim Hawkins made a motion that Willouise Spivey City Clerk. Kathy Brooks seconded the motion which carried 7-0. recommendation be reappointed Upon Camp 7-0. the recommendation of Mayor be reappointed City Attorney. Bacon. Hugh Jack Shinall Ragan made seconded the a motion Charles E. motion which carried Upon the recommendation of Mayor Reeves be reappointed Recorder's which carried 7-0. Jim Hawkins Judge. Hugh Bacon. Court made Ragan a motion seconded that the C. V. Illotion Judge Ken Nix then administered the oath of office to the following: Willouise Spivey Charles E. Camp C. V. Reeves City Clerk City Attorney Recorder's Court Judge Ken of Mayor Mayor Pro Tem. Max Bacon. Bob Davis Kathy Brooks seconded the made motion a motion Jim which carried 6~O. of Mayor of the 7~0. Bacon. Planning Jim Hawkins and Zoning made a Board. motion Allen Potter Hugh Ragan seconded Upon of Mayor Clerk of the 7-0. Bacon, Civil Bob Davis made a Service Board. Hugh motion Ragan that Phagan seconded the Hawkins Kathy Brooks made a motion the 1986 commercial fees be approved with no change from the 1985 motion which carried 7-0. COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS: and stated he would keep may but the Chairman period. as read committees appointed the following for at least tonight. will committee assignments one year; the members remain for that time Hugh Ragan Kathy Brooks Joel Harrell Jim Hawkins Hugh Ragan Jerry Mills FIRE Bob Davis Jack Shinall Jim Hawkins Joel Harrell Jack Shinall Kathy Brooks Jack Shinall Bob Davis Joel Harrell & Zoning Kathy Brooks Jerry Mills Jim Hawkins Jerry Mills Hugh Ragan Bob Davis to a non-voting member of each committee and will Davis thanked the people of Ward I for to working with them and the new the past year administration and the the residents of Ward 2 for electing him and welcomed people of Ward 3 for putting him back in office and to work~ng with council. was good to have Jerry Mills back. Jim said this was his to office and thanked the people of Ward 4. said he was happy to be here tonight and thanked the people January 6. 1986 - Continued Kathy Brooks thanked the people of Ward 6 and said she had enjoyed the last 2 years. Hugh Ragan said he Hugh said Smyrna is to do his very best. appreciated the a good place to confidence the people live. work and raise have placed a family and in him. pledged Max Bacon said he knew one of our biggest problems the next 2 years would be to control growth. We have traffic problems and will continue to work closely with the county to alleviate those. Max said he would also like to activate the Downtown Development Authority. Also. he would like to maintain a close working relationship with Cobb County and hoped that the City will get our fair share of the l% local option sales tax. Max also said Willouise Spivey would be beginning her last year with the City and appreciated John Patterson for the fine job he is doing. With no further business, meeting adjourned at 8:34 p.m. .January 21. 1986 The regular scheduled meeting of' Mayor and Council was held .January 21. 1986 at Smyrna City Hall. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 o'clock p.m. by presiding of'f'icer Mayor A. Max Bacon. All Council members were present. Also present was City Clerk Willouise Spivey, City Attorney Charles E. Camp, City Administrator John Patterson, Assistant City Clerk Melinda Dameron and representa- tives of' the press. Invocation was given by Reverend Marvin Frady, pastor of' Calvary Baptist Church. There were no citizens reports. DEPARTMENT REPORTS: John Patterson stated the f'inancial condition of' is very good and with 6 months passed in the budget year the General collected 71% of' revenues with expenditures at 48% which is pretty line. The Water Revenue Fund has collected 50% and spent 46%. Revenue has collected 50% of' revenues and spent 12%. with another 42% encumbered. the Ci ty Fund has much in Sharing Fire Chief' Larry Williams said in December, his department had 10 f'ires, with 56 calls. The f'ire loss f'or December was $2.900 and $178.789 f'or the year. Chief' Williams said the average f'ire J_oss for a city our size is $700,000 per year and .96 fire-related deaths. Chief Williams also reported that they had serviced 979 hydrants. Fire Prevention Bureau Captain Jimmie Tidwell retired Friday, leaving a vacancy in that department. Elsie Rape and Wit Carson with the Clean City Commission presented a check to Snyder Turner f'rom the Calvary Children's Home f'or the winning entry prize in the Spring Festival theme. The winner of the slogan "See Smyrna Sparkle" wished to remain anonymous and asked that the money be donated to the children's home. Mr. Turner said this was the 20th anniversary of the children's home and thanked council f'or the support they have always provided. Elsie Rape said the festival will be April 19th and some events have already been scheduled. Decals are now being placed on dumpsters throughout the City wherein a f'ine can be imposed against anyone dumping illegally. Elsie said her committee has had community service volunteers working the last 3 Saturdays cleaning the right of' ways and hoped everyone could see an improvement Mike Hutchinson reported on the Community Development Department and said his off'ice provided a multitude of' services including business licenses, home occupation licenses. sign permits. beer, wine and liquor licenses and taxes, zoning and variances, inspections, engineering and planning. In 1985 his office issued 507 new business licenses with 2,022 licenses on :file. Three new home occupation licenses were issued with 22 total on :file. There are 108 beer, wine and liquor licenses on file. There were 165 temporary permits and 63 permanent permits issued f'or signs j.n 1985. There were 545 residential building permits and 845 commercial building permits issued. His department also made 6,000 residential inspections and over 21,000 commercial inspections. January 21, 1986 - Continued (A) Rezoning request by Phil Beegle representing Wilson Development Company, 28.76 acres on Camp Highland Road from L.I. to R.D. There were applicant. Road 9/10 which is Springs to 12 to 15 in opposition and a spokesman was sworn in with Phil Beegle, John Patterson said this is a 28.76 acre tract of land on Camp Highland of a mile from South Cobb Drive. This is a wooded undeveloped area bordered by other residential homes with Highlands Park and Laurel the rear. Richard Newton represented Mr. Beegle and presented a rendering of' the proposed development. Due to the terrain of' the land there would only be 56 lots sui table for development. Some of the property lies in the flood plain and would be retained by the homeowners association. Mr. Newton said the minimum selling price would be $70,000 :for each side and would be sold as owner/occupied homes per one-half unit. A traffic count was conducted and according to their report there will be no appreciable increase in traffic caused from the development, and would be well within the recommended traffic flow on Camp Highland Road. As of two weeks ago, the Board of Education reported adequate capacity for all schools in the area. Mr. Newton said they would also agree to widen a portion of Camp Highland Road at their expense to meet minimum standard requirements. The minimum lot size will be 12, 500 square feet with a minimum o:f 2 bedrooms per unit. Restrictive covenants will also be placed on the property. Hugh Ragan asked about water and sewer service and Mr. be provided by the County but service is adequate, with of the property. Hugh Ragan asked if they would also lane and Mr. Newton said they would. Beegle said that would a 36" main to the rear provide an acceleration William Mobley, 4880 Prince Road spoke :for the opposition and said they were concerned about the width of Camp Highland Road which is only 16 :feet wide :from Argo Road. The residents in the area would prefer the zoning remain Light Industry and that it be developed under that category. After :further discussion Kathy Brooks asked Mr. Mobley if he :felt this rezoning would do away with his chances o:f selling his property :for commercial use and the answer was yes, Following a question :from Hugh Ragan, Mr. Beegle said he though.t they could build within code requirements and would not anticipate any variances. Hugh Ragan said the Planning and Zoning Board had unanimously recommended approval o:f the request. He understood the concern over the width o:f the road but :felt this was a good zoning and would not unduly harm anybody; in :fact it will probably increase surrounding property values. Hugh Ragan made a motion the rezoning be approved with the :following stipulations: 1) Minimum lot size 12,500 square feet per one building or two units 2) Minimum 1100 square foot of :floor space per uni t with minimum o:f 2 bedrooms per unit. 3) Maximum height, 2 story buildings 4) Minimum selling price $70,000 per one-hal:f building, or one uni t wi th a maximum of 3.83 units per acre 5) Camp Highland Road be widened by the developer :from road narrows to the entrance to the development, with the to be established by county and city engineers to be not and a 24 foot recommended width, i:f practical the point amount o:f less than where the widening 20 :feet 6) Acceleration/decleration lane to development subject to engineering approval 7) Only one entrance, to be a divided entrance :for maximum visibility 8) Establishment of a homeowners association. Jim Hawkins seconded the motion to approve the rezoning as stipulated. Vote on the motion carried 7-0. (B) Variance request by Virginia S. Rollo, 865 Wayland Court. John Patterson said Ms. Rollo requ:irements from 10 :feet to was requesting a reduction in side yard 5 feet to accommodate a carport which is setback almost January 21, 1986 - Continued complete. Mr. Patterson said a letter was submitted f'rom Mrs _ Starnes the next door neighbor approving the variance, but indicated there was an existing problem wi th water runof'f' f'rom the Rollo house. Mrs. Rollo said she had a problem with water standing in her driveway when it rains but it did not go onto Mrs. Starnes' property. Mrs. Rollo said she had been dumping water f'rom her washing machine into the yard because the sewer line was stopped up but she planned to have that; corrected soon. Kathy Brooks told Mrs. Rollo this was a health hazard and the water should be going into the sewer system and this must be corrected. Af'ter f'urther discussion Kathy Brooks made a motion the variance be granted wi th the stipulation that gutters and downspouts installed on the carport to pipe the water away f'rom Mrs. Starnes home; also that the washing machine be tied into the sewer system immediately, Jim Hawkins seconded the motion which carried 7-0. Jerry Mills lef't the meeting at 8:30 p.m. due to a previous commitment. FORMAL BUSINESS: (A) Approval of' Resolution approving the issuance o:f mul ti:family housing revenue bonds by the Housing Authority :for Vista Properties. Chuck Camp said this resolution was f'or the issuance o:f multi:family housing revenue bonds f'or Vista Properties :for renovation of' 64 multif'amily housing units on Atlanta Road known as Smyrna Gardens. Mr. Camp said these apartments are next to the old Smyrna Drive-In and are in desperate need of renovation. Hugh Ragan made a motion the resolution be adopted as written and presented. Jack Shinall seconded the motion which carried 6-0, (B) Approval o:f intergovernmental agreement :for use of' C,D.B.G. :funds. Hugh Ragan made a motion the Mayor be authorized to sign the agreement between Cobb County and City of' Smyrna f'or allocation of' $15L~, 344 under the CDBG program. Bob Davis seconded the motion which carried 6-0. (C) Approval :for Mayor to sign agreement f'or Allstate Insurance to extend I-year period to :file actions f'or ref'und, Chuck Camp said that Allstate and State Farm have both requested a ref'und from the City f'or overpayment of' insurance premiums tax in 1980, 1981, 1982 and 1983. The City denied their claim of' overpayment and they are required to f'ile sui t wi thin 2 years unless the City agrees to an extension of' time - Chuck said that DeKalb County has a case pending in the Supreme Court now which may clari:fy the law in this area and should be settled before these companies actually f'ile suit against us. Hugh Ragan made a motion an extension o:f time to f'ile suit be approved, to January 31, 1987 :for both companies. Joel Harrell seconded the motion. Following discussion, Hugh Ragan amended the motion to allow an extension :for Allstate Insurance to December 31, 1986 and :far State Farm Insurance Company to January 31, 1987. Joel Harrell seconded the amendment. Vote on the motion carried 6-0, (D) Ordinance Amendment: Chattahoochee River Tributary Protection. Jack Shinall made a motion that amended by changing "Peacht;ree Protection Area to "Sweetwater carried 6-0. Section Creek" Creek" , 19-24 of' the Code in the Chattahoochee Jim Hawkins seconded of' Ordinances be River Tributary the motion which (E) Hugh Ragan made a motion that John Heaton be appointed to the and Zoning Board representing Ward 7 and thanked Ray Houston f'or his past Jack Shinall seconded the motion which carried 6-0. Planning service. AWARD OF BIDS: (A) John Patterson said that bids were received f'rom 3 companies :for providing janitorial services to City Hall and the Library. The low bid was :from GFI Building Services at $630/month. Mr. Patterson said awarding this contract would result in 50% cost savings to the City by not paying an employee' s salary and benef'i ts to do the work. Hugh Ragan made a motion the contract be awarded to GFI Building Services at $630/month, e:f:fective February I, 1986 to June 30, 1987. Kathy Brooks seconded the motion which carried 6-0. (B) to John Patterson purchase a dump said truck that :for money Public was budgeted this year Works. The dump truck in they Revenue Sharing now use is in January 21, 1986 - Continued pretty good shape and Mr. Patterson recommended the purchase of three pickup trucks instead. Three bids were obtained, and Mr. Patterson recommended the bid be awarded to Neal Pope Ford. Joel Harrell made a motion the bid be awarded to Neal Pope Ford at $8,877.75 each. Bob Davis seconded the motion which carried 6-0. This is the second low bid but the City has, over the years, moved to standardizing on Ford vehicles. The actual low bid was from Days Chevrolet at $8,870.00 each. COMMERCIAL BUILDING PERMITS: (A) Rob Berry requested a building permit f'or construction of a shopping center at 821 Concord Road at a total estimated cost of $570,000. Jim Hawkins made a motion the permit be approved subject to approval of' the City Engineer and Fire Marshal. Bob Davis seconded the motion which carried 6-0. Jim Hawkins said in talking with Mr. Berry he had agreed to one curb cut; on Concord Road and to providing an acceleration lane on Concord Road. (B) Boling Construction Company requested a building permit to construct a barn/horse stable ofT Old Concord Road at a total estimated cost o:f $26,000. Jack Shinall made a motion the permit be approved subject to approval o:f the Ci ty Engineer and Fire Marshal. Jim Hawkins seconded the motion which carried 6-0. (C) Covington Sheet Metal Co. requested a building permi t f'or sheet work at the First Baptist Church at a total estimated cost of' $50,000. Shinall made a motion the permit be approved subject to approval of' the Engineer and Fire Marshal. Jim Hawkins seconded the motion which carried 6-0. metal Jack City (D) J. M. Wilkerson Construction requested a building permit f'or tenant :finish at 2400 Lake Park Drive at a total estimated cost of $20,000. Bob Davis made a motion the permit be approved subj ect to approval o:f the City Engineer and Fire Marshal. Jack Shinall seconded the motion which carried 6-0. (E) Jay Sharp requested a building hall :for Harvest Baptist Church at Ragan made a motion the permit be Engineer and Fire Marshal. Jack Shinall permi t :for a total approved seconded construction of a new f'ellowship estimated cost o:f $50,000. Hugh subject to approval of' the City the motion which carried 6-0. (F) James C. Wallace requested a building permit :for construction of' a convenience store with gas pumps at 661 Concord Road at a total estimated cost of' $101,000. Jim Hawkins made a motion the permit be approved subject to approval o:f the Ci ty Engineer and Fire JVIarshal. Jack Shinall seconded the motion which carried 6-0. (G) Moran and Company requested a building permit for of'f'ice/warehouse tenant :finish at 4600 Higlllands Parkway at a total estimated cost o:f $30,000. Bob Davis made a motion the permit be approved subject to approval o:f the City Engineer and Fire Marshal. Jack Shinall seconded the motion which carried 6-0. CONSENT AGENDA: (A) Approval o:f :fees :for :facility rentals. Kathy Brooks $10/4 hours variable :fee carried 6-0. made a :for ci ty structure motion the residents :for each parks f'acility rental and $35/4 hours :for f'acili ty. Hugh Ragan f'ees be increased non-city residents seconded the motion f'rom to a which COUNCIL INPUT: Hugh Ragan said the latest ARC f'igures indica-ted Smyrna was the f'astest growing city in Cobb County with a population of' just under 28,000. Jack Shinall said the :figures Mike Hutchinson presented tonight indicated the growth and commended Mike on the good job his department is doing. Max said he thought everybody recognized the had more inf'ormation available to them in a had. Max said the City could not stop growth, also thanked Reverend Frady f'br the invocation to the Planning and Zoning Board. growth problems but council now zoning decision than they ever but they could control it. Max tonight and welcomed John Heaton Mayor Bacon said 1985 was a year he had happebned to him and his :family f'orget because a lot Max said .Tim Hawkins of' things had meant would never personally. January 2l, 1986 - Continued a lot to him personally efforts and presented h~m a difIicult time. and with to this a plaque council. Max said he appreciated to express council's appreciation .Jim's during W~th no Iurther bus~ness, meeting adjourned at 9:l1 p.m. '~