February 3/17, 1986 Council Meeting
February 3, 1986
The regular scheduled meeting of Mayor and Council was held pursuant to the
Charter on February 3, 1986 at Smyrna City Hall. The meeting was called to
order at 7,30 0 'clock p.m. by presiding officer Mayor A. Max Bacon. All Council
members were present except for Bob Davis who was sick. Also present was City
Attorney Charles E. Camp, City Clerk Willouise Spivey, City Administrator John
Patterson, Assistant City Clerk Melinda Dameron and representatives of the
press.
Invocation was given by Reverend Harris Fennell, pastor of the Smyrna Assembly
of God followed by the pledge to the flag.
Jim Hawkins read a proclamation for Firemen's Recognition Week and presented
it to Fire Chief Larry Williams. Jim said we have a fire department we can
be proud of and one that is setting the example for other communi ties. Chief
Williams said the Fire Department would have an open house on February 5th
from 3,00 to 7,00 p.m. and invited everyone to attend.
Senator Jim Tolleson presented
a check for $10,000 from the
Doris Morris for improvements to
a Georg ia f lag to the
Governors Discretionary
the facility.
City
Fund
and also
to Library
presented
Director
CITIZENS INPUT, Olivia Moore, owner of Dunkin Donuts said the problem she
had with patrons of the skating rink last summer was re-occurring. On Sunday
nights when the rink closes, usually around 11,30, patrons are coming into
her establishment being rowdy and rude. They have had to call the police on
several occasions and have had good response. Mrs. Moore said she was not asking
that the Skating rink be closed completely, but suggested a reasonable closing
time on Sunday night, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Mrs. Moore said that two weeks ago
the Burger King had to close because of fights. Also, these are not local people,
but teenagers from outside the county. Max Bacon said the City would contact
the current owners of the rink and ask for their cooperation in possibly closing
earlier on Sunday nights. Also, Max said they would meet with Chief Little
and look into the possibility of establishing their hours of operation.
DEPARTMENT REPORTS,
(A) Police Chief R. E. Little said his department was operating effectively
but a lot of people have been out with the flu. A Civil Service exam was given
January 28th and they anticipate filling the four existing vacancies. Chief
Little said that 26 took the test and we have been getting some excellent
candidates. Chief Little said he has the reports concerning the incidents at
Dunkin Donuts but when his people arrive, everyone is gone. Certain arrangements
have already been made, however, which should be beneficial.
(B) Doris Morris expressed her deep appreciation to Jim Tolleson for securing
the money for library improvements. Mrs. Morris said the library had increased
its books by 265 volumes and they now have a total membership of 5,904. Federal
and State income tax forms are available at the library. Doris said some
improvements have already been made to the library including refurbishment
of the foyer, new floor tile, new paint and replacement of restroom fixtures.
Doris invited everyone to come by.
(C) Emergency Management Director Jim Farley stated that in 1985 his department
reviewed and updated the emergency operating plans for the City. He is continuing
to update these plans as required through changes in city staff. In the area
of communications, his department is continuing to maintain contact with Southern
Bell and the County regarding the E911 telephone project and is also working
closely with Fire Chief Williams on a backup radio system. The outdoor siren
sytem is operational again, covering about 75% of the City. Funding has been
approved to add another site this year and Jim said they are trying to find
a good, non-controversial location. In EMS rescue, there were 127 calls requiring
patient care and/or extrication out of 391 calls answered. Other calls were
made that were not documented, some from private vehicles. 7,994 hours were
spent on duty or on call by volunteers, 2,082 hours formal training, and 1,976
additional hours for various projects, all equating to manhours of 6 full time
employees. The hazardous materials inter-departmental response team has been
formed, consisting of EMS and fire department personnel with the basic equipment
now on hand. In addition, classes were conducted for first aid, CPR, etc.
February 3, 1986 - Continued
PUBLIC HEARINGS,
(A) Management change for beer and wine package license Grand Union Company
d/b/a Big Star #5734, 3787 South Cobb Drive - Carol Dixon Siceloff.
John Patterson said Big Star has
years without any known problems.
holding the licenses for both Big
opposition and Joel Harrell made a
seconded the motion which carried 6-0.
had a license for this location for
Mr. Siceloff is the new agent and
Star locations in the City. There
motion the license be approved. Jim
several
wi 11 be
was no
Hawkins
(B) Management change for beer and wine package license Grand Union Company
d/b/a Big Star #5789, 2784 Hargrove Road - Carol Dixon Siceloff.
There was no opposition and Jerry Mills made a motion the license be approved.
Jack Shinall seconded the motion which carried 6-0.
(C) Transfer of beer
3240 South Cobb Drive -
and wine pouring license
Paul Kevin Christian.
Jade
Villa
Chinese
Restaurant,
John Patterson said this restaurnat was located in the Crossings Shopp~ng Center
and was formerly Gigi's, Marions Pizza and EI Zarape Mexican Restaurant. Mr.
Paul Christian has been appointed as the agent for the license and will be
responsible for it. John Lyle was the attorney representing Jade Villa and
Mr. Christian. Jim Hawkins asked Mr. Christian about his affiliation with the
restaurant and Mr. Christian said he was not an employee and really had no
connection with the establishment; he had been offered $100 to hold the license.
Mr. Camp said the agent must be someone at the location, to be resoponsible
for any illegal activity. Mr. Lyle said he was the attorney for Jade Villa
but did not meet residency requirements to hold the license; however he was
in a position to closely monitor the activities. Jim Hawkins said he was very
reluctant to grant a license under these circumstances and did not believe
Mr. Christian fully understood his responsibilities. However, rather than deny
the license and cause a one year delay before they can re-apply, Jim Hawkins
made a motion the license be tabled to the next meeting. Hugh Ragan seconded
the motion which carried 4-2, with Jack Shinall and Jerry Mills opposed.
FORMAL BUSINESS:
(A) Validation of signatures to annex 42.102
682 and 687 - J. Steve Wilson, applicant.
acres
in Land Lots
610,
615,
Attorney Camp read an application for annexation to the City as follows:
We the undersigned, who constitute sixty percent (60%) of the owners of the
land area by acreage of the area described below, which is unincorporated and
contiguous to the City of Smyrna, hereby apply to have said area annexed into
the City of Smyrna under the provisions of the Code of Georgia Annotated, Sections
69-904 through 69-912 (Georgia laws, acts 1966, Pages 409, 410, 411, 412, 413;
1971, 399; 1976, Pages lOll, 1012; said property to be annexed being described
as follows, to wit:
All that tract or parcel of land lying and being in Land Lots 610, 615, 682
and 687 of the 17th District, 2nd Section, Cobb County, Georgia comprising
43.0 acres as per that certain plat of survey prepared for Bickerstaff Company,
Inc. by Bhandari Associates dated September 7, 1984, revised September 15,
1984, bearing the seal of Samuel S. Bailey, Georgia Registered Land Surveyor
No. 1430, said plat being recorded in Plat Book 96, Page 42, in the records
of the Office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Cobb County, Georgia and
being incorporated herein for any and all purposes; said tract or parcel of
land being more particularly described as follows,
BEGINNING at an iron pin and angle iron found at a point located at the inter-
section of the land lot corner common to Land Lots 615, 616, 681 and 682 of
the aforesaid District and Section, run thence north 87 degrees 55 minutes
33 seconds east along the land lot line common to Land Lots 681 and 682 of
the aforesaid District and Section a distance of 1,284.51 feet to an iron pin
found at a point located at the intersection of the land lot corner common
to Land Lots 681, 682, 687 and 688 of the aforesaid district and section; run
February 3, 1986 - Continued
thence north 86 degrees 40 minutes 40 seconds east a distance of 183.61 feet
to an iron pin found; run thence north 87 degrees 04 minutes 30 seconds east
a distance of 305.53 feet to an axle found at a point located on the northwesterly
side of the right of way line of Oakdale Road (having a 50-foot right of way);
run thence south 28 degrees 41 minutes 42 seconds west along said northwesterly
side of the right of way line of Oakdale Road a distance of 100.0 feet to an
iron pin; thence departing said northwesterly side of the right of way line
of Oakdale Road, run south 87 degrees 10 minutes 44 seconds west a distance
of 436.04 feet to an iron pin; run thence south 02 degrees 22 minutes 22 seconds
east a distance of 505.78 feet to an iron pin found; run thence south 71 degrees
22 minutes 58 seconds west along a northerly boundary line of property now
or formerly owned by McClesky a distance of 137.14 feet to an iron pin found;
run thence north 69 degrees 10 minutes 58 seconds west along a northerly boundary
line of property now or formerly owned by McClesky a distance of 201.22 feet
to an iron pin found; run thence north 81 degrees 46 minutes 30 seconds west
along a northerly boundary line of property now or formerly owned by McClesky
a distance of 179.9 feet to an iron pin found; run thence south 75 degeees
20 minutes 30 seconds west along a northerly boundary line of property now
or formerly owned by McClesky a distance of 200.0 feet to an iron pin found;
run thence south 59 degrees 20 minutes 30 seconds west along a northerly boundary
line of property now or formerly owned by McClesky a distance of 158.6 feet
to an iron pin found; run thence south 88 degrees 14 minutes 33 seconds west
along a northerly boundary line of property now or formerly owned by Bickerstaff
a distance of 960.58 feet to an iron pin; run thence south 35 degrees 46 minutes
03 seconds west along a northwesterly boundary line of property now or formerly
owned by Bickerstaff a distance of 595.18 feet to an iron pin located at a
point on the northeasterly side of the right of way of a Southern Railway right
of way (having a 200 foot right of way); run thence northwesterly along the
northeasterly side of said Southern Railway right of way an arc distance of
298.10 feet (said arc being subtended by a chord having the bearings north
43 degrees 35 minutes 58 seconds west a chord distance of 297.76 feet) to a
point; continue thence north 41 degrees 17 minutes 24 seconds west along said
northeasterly side of the right of way line of said Southern Railway right
of way a distance of 1,034.87 feet to a point; run thence north 86 degrees
25 minutes 44 seconds east a distance of 8.38 feet to an iron pin found; continue
thence north 86 degrees 25 minutes 44 seconds east a distance of 354.97 feet
to an iron pin found at a point located at the intersection of the land lot
corner common to Land Lots 609, 610, 615 and 616 of the aforesaid district
and section; run thence north 85 degrees 04 minutes 41 seconds east along the
land lot line common to Land Lots 615 and 616 of the aforesaid district and
section a distance of 1355.25 feet to an iron pin and angle iron found at a
point located at the intersection of the land lot corner common to Land Lots
615, 616, 681 and 682 of the aforesaid district and section and the true point
of beginning.
WHEREFORE, THE UNDERSIGNED HEREUNTO SET THEIR HANDS AND
MAKE SAID APPLICATION FOR ANNEXATION TO THE CITY OF SMYRNA.
SEALS,
THEREBY
AND
Witness the signature of the
or his legal representative, of
s/J. STEVEN WILSON
record
60% of
title holders
the land area
of the fee simple title,
above described by acreage,
Hugh Ragan made
date set for the
carried 6-0.
a motion the
first meeting
signature
in March.
validated and the public hearing
Hawkins seconded the motion which
be
Jim
COMMERCIAL BUILDING PERMITS,
(A) Moran and Company requested a building permit for tenant finish
Highlands Parkway at a total estimated cost of $30,000. Hugh Ragan made
the permit be approved subject to approval of the City Engineer and Fire
Jim Hawkins seconded the motion which carried 6-0.
at 4600
a motion
Marshal.
(B) Ryan's Family Steak House requested a building permit for addition of
a solarium at 737 Concord Road at a total estimated cost of $55,000. Jim Hawkins
made a motion the permit be approved subject to approval of the City Engineer
and Fire Marshal. Kathy Brooks seconded the motion which carried 6-0.
CONSENT AGENDA: Hugh Ragan made a motion the minutes of January 6 & 21 be
approved as submitted. Kathy Brooks seconded the motion which carried 6-0.
February 3, 1986 - Continued
COUNCIL INPUT,
in Athens and
everyone to put
Joel
they
those
Harrell said council
exchanged some good
ideas to good use.
just
ideas
returned from a
and concepts.
weekend retreat
Joel challenged
Jerry Mills said the annexation committee was very active and had a lot of
things pending. The retreat was very good and he looked forward to going again.
Kathy Brooks said the Parks
and softball. Also, Smyrna
for the 4th year, August 6-9
Department has begun
will host the State
at King Springs Pool.
registration for
Swim and Diving
youth track
championship
Hugh
for
Hugh
Ragan thanked Larry Williams and other members
corning tonight and thanked Larry for the good job
also thanked members of the ladies auxiliary present
of the Fire
his department
tonight.
Department
is doing.
Hugh Ragan read a
program recognizing
will be representing
portion of a letter from the Atlanta
Jennifer Edgar for her accomplishments.
the United States in Europe this summer.
Superstar
Jennifer
Basketball
and others
Max Bacon said that as of tonight,
chambers. Max said he went on the
the best trips this body has ever
issues that concern the City.
smoking will not be
retreat 2 years ago
made together. They
permitted
and felt
discussed
in the council
it was one of
many important
Max said that annexations is
to pursue. At the beginning of
by Jerry Mills and it is by
now. Max said he looks forward
2 years.
one very important issue that we will continue
the year he formed an annexation committee chaired
far and long the most active committee we have
to seeing quite a few annexations over the next
With no further business, meeting adjourned at 8:28 p.m.
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February 17, 1986
The regular scheduled meeting of Mayor and Council was held February 17, 1986
at Smyrna City Hall. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 o'clock p.m. by
presiding officer Mayor A. Max Bacon. All Council members were present. Also
present was City Attorney Charles E. Camp, City Clerk Willouise Spivey, City
Administrator John Patterson, Assistant City Clerk Melinda Dameron and representa-
tives of the press.
Invocation was given by John Patterson followed by the pledge to the flag.
CITIZENS INPUT: A representative of the Smyrna Jaycees requested permission
to have a "gangster night" to raise money for the Jaycee sponsored Camp Dream.
Members would dress in roaring 20's outfits and with approval of the owners,
solicit donations from patrons of different restaurants in town. Max Bacon
asked them to coordinate their plans with Chief Little.
DEPARTMENT REPORTS,
Chief Larry Williams
Departmental reports were given by John
and Parks & Recreation Director Sherry Reavis.
Patterson,
Fire
PUBLIC HEARINGS,
(A) Rezoning request by Mrs.
Commercial to General Commercial.
Nancy Ellison,
669
Cherokee Road from Future
John Patterson said that Mrs. Ellison was requesting the rezoning for a carpet
business at this location. The property is adjacent to the petatorium at 675
Cheroke Road which Mrs. Ellison also owns and operates. The lot does not meet
minimum square foot requirements for General Commercial and although the lot
size does conform to Limited Commercial, retail sales are not allowed under
this category. There was no opposition. Mrs. Ellison said they would have a carpet
showroom for their samples with no actual storage of carpet or other material.
Salesmen will go to the customer's home and the carpet will be delivered to
them from a warehouse. Ms. Ellison said she was aware of requirements for parking
and paving and they would also have provisions for proper drainage. Kathy Brooks
February 17, 1986 - Continued
to Mrs. Ellison and she realizes that General Commercial
because of the lot size. Limited Commercial is not much
that does not allow for retail sales but Kathy said she
would be an iwprovement because the Ellison's would also
to the outside i.e.. painting, landscaping. Mr. Camp
approved as Limited Commercial it would constitute a
sales. After further discuss ion Chuck Camp asked Mrs.
be a manufacturer's representative and the answer was
Limited Commercial classification allows a manufacturer's
variance would not be required. Kathy Brooks made a motion
the 669 Cherokee Road be rezoned from Future Commercial to Limited
the stipulation that the existing structure cannot be modified
the lot contains the required minimum 20,000 square feet,
not be I paving is complete and drainage has been
city that samples only be allowed at the location
other related material. Jim Hawkins seconded the
(B)
+:equest by Lee Eubanks, 1303 Concord Road from R-15 to Office/ln-
be
and John Patterson said this parcel is on the northeast
Street and COnco+:d Road. The existing lot is 12,468 square feet,
requirement::; of 2Q, 000 square feet for 0& I. The Planning and
the request with the stipulation that if the present
modified and another structure is to be built, the lot size
met by cOwbining the property with adjacent property of
Eubanks said he also owns the contiguous property and the
constitute approximately 2 acres. His adjacent property is
would for this to be compatible. Mr. Eubanks said the
a one year lease and it would be at least that
property. He also understood that once rezoning
the house as residential. Following discussion,
be approved with the stipulation that
any way. the lot size requirements must
lots. Hugh Ragan seconded the motion which
(C)
Young Sik Hahm, 777 Food Store on Windy Hill Road.
Patterson said Mr. Hahm was proposing to build
the lot next to the 777 food store at 1651 Windy
variances are required; reducing the rear yard setback of
feet. reducing the 15 foot side yard requirement to 10 feet and
abutting a residential classification from 50 feet to
where the building will be located 10 feet from the line.
Shopping center would have the same setbacks as the 777
adjacent to this property are owned by thirteen
reason a letter of approval was not required.
would definitely upgrade the appearance of the
it be approved. Frank Johnson represented Mr.
of one of his colleagues in the House of Representatives
with Mr. Hahm. Mr. Johnson said Mr. Hahm has been
and was sure that his development would improve
With little discussion, Jerry Mills made a motion
Hawkins seconded the motion which carried 7-0.
since
community.
approved. Jim
(P)
group project plan, Castlebury/Thomas properties, Mavell Road.
a
this property was rezoned sometime ago and at that time
the developer would bring his plans back to council
this morning with the attorney and broker and they are
to have plans submitted for approval and have asked
Hugh Ragan made a motion this item be tabled to
Bob Davis seconded the moiton which carried 7-0.
it
for
not
for
the
Amendment:
Private Residential
Section 3-80, Alcohol Beverage
February 17, 1986 - Continued
John Patterson said an ordinance had been drafted which would allow for a meeting
place for residents living within a residential complex of 500 or more units.
The ordinance is limited in scope but provides an opportunity for these residents
to have their own club where they can have food and drinks without having to
go outside the complex. Jack Shinall asked if the amendment had been advertised
and Mr. Patterson stated it would not be necessary to advertise since we are
not amending our distance requirements for alcoholic beverage licenses. Max
Bacon also pointed out that this license is actually more restrictive than
any other pouring license. Jack Shinall read the amendment and made a motion
it be apProved as read. Bob Davis seconded the motion which carried 7-0.
(B) Request for Pawn Shop License:
Road.
Ms. Patricia B. Davis,
2175 Old Concord
John Patterson said that Ms. Davis wobld like to open a pawn shop in the small
Shopping center at the corner of Old Concord Road and Kennesaw Drive. Ms. Davis
currently has a pawn shop license in the City of Marietta and there are no
known problems. Ms. Davis said she had been in business for 7 years at Town
& Country Shopping Center. From time to time they may receive stolen goods
but they always cooperate with the Police Department and keep good records.
Ms. Davis said she has received a copy of our ordinance and is familiar with
our requirements for record keeping. After further discussion Kathy Brooks
made a motion the license be approved seconded by Jerry Mills. Jack Shinall
said he would not support the motion because he felt there was an over concentration
of businesses of this type in the area and did not support the last one. Vote
on the motion to approve the license carried 6-1, with Jack Shinall opposed.
(C) Appointment to Planning and Zoning Board, Ward 3.
Jerry Mills made a motion that M.
and Zoning Board representing Ward 3.
7-0.
F.
Bob
Washburne be appointed to
Davis seconded the motion
the Planning
which carried
D) Appointment to Clean City Committee, Ward 3.
Jerry Mills made a motion that Lydia Brack be appointed to the Clean City Committee
representing Ward 3. Jack Shinall seconded the motion which carried 7-0.
(E) Appointment to Clean City Committee, Ward 7.
Hugh
made a motion that Charyn Darby be appointed to the Clean City Committee
Ward 7. Jack Shinall seconded the motion which carried 7-0.
(F) Approval of Resolution - House Bill 1649.
Max Bacon read a resolution to be sent to the members of the Cobb County delegation
of the House of Representatives urging them to support and vote for House Bill
1649 entitled "Local Government Services Tax Equity Law". This bill will eliminate
the double taxation by the county for services for which our citizens receive
little or no benefit. The Cobb County commissioners recently engaged an engineering
firm to conduct a study concerning the double taxation and they have refused
to release a copy of it, as of this afternoon. Max said if the bill passes,
we would negotiate with the county on exactly what services would be provided
by them. Hugh Ragan made a motion the resolution be approved as read with copies
sent to each member of the Cobb delegation. Jack Shinall seconded the motion
which carried 7-0.
BID OPENINGS, John Patterson said the parking areas at Jonquil Park are in
poor condition due to heavy traffic, erosion and wear and tear over the years.
Bids were requested and received from two firms to repair and patch existing
holes, install tack coat and 2" of asphalt mix and restripe. Upon the recommendation
of John Patterson, Kathy Brooks made a motion the low bid of $10,637.15 be
awarded to Black Top Paving with $5,500 from the Governor's Emergency Fund
and the balance from the Parks Facility Improvement Account. Jim Hawkins seconded
the motion which carried 7-0.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING PERMITS,
(A)
2401
Neal
Lake
Loia
Park
Construction
Drive at a
requested a building
total estimated cost
permit for
of $6,000.
tenant finish
Bob Davis made
at
a
February 17, 1986 - Continued
motion the permit be approved subject to approval of the Fire Marshal and Inspec-
tions Department. Jack Shinall seconded the motion which carried 7-0.
(B) T.
Lake Park
the permi t
Department.
S. Gresham Construction requested a permit for tenant finish at 1955
Drive at a total estimated cost of $38,500. Bob Davis made a motion
be approved subject to approval of the Fire Marshal and Inspections
Jack Shinall seconded the motion which carried 7-0.
(C) Network Rental requested a building permi t for tenant space at
Road in Belmont Hills Shopping Center. Kathy Brooks made a motion
be approved subject to approval of the Fire Marshal and Inspections
Jack Shinall seconded the motion which carried 7-0.
2430 Atlanta
the permi t
Department.
(D) Fisher Construction requested a building permit for interior demolition
and interior finish at 2464 Atlanta Road in Belmont Hills Shopping Center at
a total estimated cost of $l15, 000. Jack Shinall made a motion the permit be
appro~ed subject to approval of the Fire Marshal and Inspections Department.
Kathy Brooks seconded the motion which carried 7-0.
(E) Bill Smith Grading Co. requested a grading permit for a shopping center
at Kenwood Road and South Cobb Drive. Hugh Ragan said he has received a lot
of calls from people concerned about soil erosion and drainage problems at
this location and assured those people that the City would take whatever steps
were necessary to ensure that these problems were corrected. Hugh Ragan made
a motion the permit be approved. Kathy Brooks seconded the motion which carried
7-0.
(F) Rob Nichols requested a building permit for new construction at l264 Concord
Road at a total estimated cost of $128,000. Jim Hawkins made a motion the permit
be approved subject to approval of the Fire Marshal, City Engineer and Inspections
Department. Jerry Mills seconded the motion which carried 7-0.
(G) Hickory Construction requested a building permit for construction in Cobb
Center Mall at a total estimated cost of $13,644. Kathy Brooks made a motion
the permit be approved SUbject to approval of the Fire Marshal and Inspections
Department. Hugh Ragan seconded the motion which carried 7-0.
(H) Hickory Construction requested a building permit for construction in Cobb
Center Mall at a total estimated cost of $14,893. Kathy Brooks made a motion
the permit be approved subject to approval of the Fire Marshal and Inspections
Department. Jack Shinall seconded the motion which carried 7-0.
(I) Hickory Construction requested a permit for construction in Cobb Center
Mall at a total estimated cost of $11,496. Kathy Brooks made a motion the permit
be approved subject to approval of the Fire Marshal and Inspections Department.
Joel Harrell seconded the motion which carried 7-0.
CONSENT AGENDA, Hugh Ragan made a motion approval be given to authorize Francis
Scott Key Appraisers to proceed with appraisals of 12 parcels on Atlanta Road,
Spring Street and Bank Street within the same block as City Hall for possible
future acquisition. Joel Harrell seconded the motion which carried 7-0.
COUNCIL INPUT,
a good meeting
license holders
Jack Shinall said the
and they would be setting
in the near future.
Community Development
up a meeting with all
Committee
alcoholic
had had
beverage
Hugh Ragan said the budget process has begun and the committee would be starting
with the budget hearings soon.
Jim Hawkins said the Police Committee has met and looked over
at the Police Department. Jim said they were very much aware
conditions in that building and were trying to determine their needs
the facilities
of the crowded
for expansion.
Max Bacon said there is also a bill in
would affect our city, Senate Bill 533,
the Cobb delegation asking them to send
study.
the Senate concerning annexations which
and he has written the senators from
the bill back to committee for further
With no further business, meeting adjourned at 9,01 p.m.
February 17, 1986 - Continued
A. MAX BACON, MAYOR
JOEL HARRELL, WARD 2