March 9/16, 1981 Council Meeting
March 9, 1981
and Council was held pursuant to the Charter
The meeting was called to order at 7:30
Frank Johnson. All council members were
Charles Camp. City Clerk Willouise Spivey.
Don Atkinson. Public Works Director Jim
or Bill Johnston. Building Inspector Dan Steely.
and representatives of the press.
Invocation was given by Councilman Jim Tolleson. followed by the pledge to the flag.
lters requested a road race permit for April 11th
on. One race would begin at McDonald's on
be held ing from Eastfield Road
and back down Timberl . for bicycle riders.
be approved. Jack Shinall seconded the motion
ting Smyrna Pawnbrokers on Cherokee Road
roved concerning precious metal dealers;
He understood that they would be re-
any buying or selling of precious metals
pawning. they would be required to comply
Hawkins said that under section l4A-4l (C).
and at first it was the intention to exempt
ith the Police Chief he recommended pawnbrokers
rk had several other questions concerning the
t he submit his q s in writing and be
of March 16th for f er discussion.
rear yard variance at 695 Cherokee Road to
ted a side and rear yard variance for 2569 Spring
ge. Jim Tolleson made a motion this request be
e motion which carried by a 7-0 vote.
Plumtree Apartments requested a building permit for
ts destroyed by fire. at a. total estimated cost of
Diamond and Kay Properties. Plans have been reviewed
nd Fire Marshal. and Inspector Dan Steely recommended
made a motion the permit be approved. Elbert
which carried by a 7-0 vote.
of S.D. Acoustics. Inc.. presented a proposal
Pool. There is a 100% Demonstrative Federal
d like to apply for a $50.000 grant. with the
project would include design and. actual construc-
the pool. The estimates say that 100% of the
through solar means for months of March through
at the possibility of being open year-round
ed by 50% boiler. or gas heat. The initial
about $6.000. The way the account is set up.
accounting. ordering, actual bid taking. and would
dits. Mayor Johnson said Mr. Dean was just an
to do this as a private project. and as a service
d the building at King Springs was set up for solar
and at one time. was to be a part of the initial construction.
motion the Mayor be authorized to enter the City as co-applicant on
ication, proper study and consideration by the City Attorney.
onded the m n which carried by a 7-0 vote.
of property .located in Land Lot 529
was read as follows:
electors resident
%) of the owners
s unincorporated
area annexed into
Annotated. Sections
Pages 409. 410
to be annexed
412. 413;
described
in Land Lot 529
bei ng more parti
17th
described
the common corner of Land
27 minutes 55 seconds
528 and 529 a distance
57 mi nutes 41
northweste
ce south 34
feet to an iron pin;
curve an arc dis
subtended by a
of south 9
); thence south
feet to an iron pin
480; thence north 1
ne common to Land
point of BEGINNING.
480.
the
to
a distance
of South
37
terly
feet
the
58
minutes
land
utes
529
9.918 acres according
as prepared by J. S.
9, 1979.
All
Di ,
as follows:
in Land lot
being more
17th
described
529, 552,
along the
feet to
th en ce
easterly
20.182 acres according to
as prepared by J. S. Ross
9. 1979.
Survey
a tes .
being in Land Lot
. and being shown
for Mary Owen Nations
land Surveyors, dated
follows:
Road
. and
iron
Road
of the
common to
rl . northerly and northeasterly along said right-of-
the following distances and courses: north 22
minutes 42 seconds west a distance of 215.70 feet to an iron pin
nee north 18 degrees 10 minutes 56 seconds west a distance of
to an iron pin set; thence northeasterly along the arc of a 692.09
urve distance of 605.43 feet to an iron pin set (said
tend chord which lies to the east of said arc and which
7 minutes 58 seconds east a distance of
rees 51 minutes 37 seconds east a distance
et at the southwesterly intersection of
foot right-of-way); thence south 18 degrees
istance of 62.45 feet to an iron pin set on
of King Springs Road; thence southwesterly.
ong the southeasterly. easterly and north-
lowing courses and distances: south 34 degrees
a distance of 481.74 feet to an iron pin; thence
of a 642.09 foot radius curve an arc distance
in (said ~rc being subtended b~ a chord
aid arc and which has a bearing of south 6
seconds west a distance of 616.58 feet); south 22
42 seconds east a distance of 222.49 feet to an iron
located on the land lot line common to Land Lots 529 and 530;
thence north 89 deg nutes 41 seconds west a distance of 54.30
feet. to the point 0
. THE UNDERSIGNED HEREUNTO SET THEIR HANDS AND SEALS. AND THEREBY MAKE
ICATION FOR ANNEXATION TO THE CITY OF SMYRNA.
he signature of the record title holders of the fee simple title. or
representative. of 60% of the land area above described by acreage:
E. Nations s/James O. Nations"
ely made a motion the signatures be validated and the date for public
be set for April 6. 1981. Jerry Mills seconded the motion which carried
vote.
Mayor Johnson read a resolution from the Local Government Energy
Program --wide function of the Georgi a rviuni ci pal Associ a-
tion. supporting Week. March 15-21. 1981. Jack Shinall made a
the resolution e approved. Jim Tolleson seconded the motion which
d by a 7-0 vote.
the minutes of February 2. 1981 be approved as submitted.
motion which carried by a 7-0 vote.
motion the minutes of February 16.1981 be approved as sub-
seconded the motion which carried by a 7-0 vote.
that Navaho Trail dead ends near a new subdivision being built
Subdiv ion. and that portion of the street will never be opened
ly p ax made a motion that the 50 or 60 foot right-of-
nd rail be quit claimed to Mr. William Ferrell
Pa Lot 627 and Ernest E. Williams, owner of Parcel
670. Attorney wi l' draw the deed and the cost wi 11 be
. Bentley an Williams. Elbert Coalson seconded the motion which
a 7-0 vote. .
Max Bacon said
behind Creatw
up as was
at t
Mayor Johnson recogni zed John Co 11 ar. f/layor Protem from Austell who has served
ty for 9 terms. Mr. Collar presented Mayor Johnson with a letter opener
City of Austell logo.
weeks ago he. John Steely. Bill
with Homeland Properties concerning the purchase of
Jonquil Park. The property i sl andl ocked and
proposal to the City to. make improvements to Park
their property. where they plan to build fee-
letter of agreement as follows, and made a
d.
"The City 0
in Jonqui 1
sisting of
to. allow the. upgrading of the blic road located
of thoroughfare to the adjoin property con-
tly owned by Smyrna Associ ates L i Pli ted. under
Continued - March 9. 1981
purchqse by HOltl~JqndColtlmunities Properties. Inc. As stated
of March 4. 1981, both parties will agree to certain provisions
of Smyrna
lot approxi
machinery and manpower for
by 215'.
grading
of Smyrna will PrOvi de gradi ng for a servi ce road to connect
public road to the parking lot.
will provi
existing
necessary cul vert so as the service road
the agreement. Homeland Communities. Inc.. will provide to the City
Smyrna:
1) All cost in the
said public road to 28'.
concrete s i
Park.
k adjoining the curb from Spring Road the length
3) One servi ce
4) Extend the exi
Jonquil Pool.
gate at an agreed upon location.
ng retaining wall as to stabilize the hill below
.
provide a
road and pa
nimum stone base and minimum P,," asphalt paving
ng lot. or as needed.
~
provide a foot chain link closed knuckle fence to run from
Communities Property to the public parking lot in front of the
pool.
provide
wa 1 kways .
the new parking lot. two sidewalks to tie into the
of placing street signal lights at
the Ci ty of Smyrna and Home 1 and
a cost not to exceed $4.000."
suggestion from Attorney . Jim Hawkins
to state that Homel rties. Inc.
adequate insurance. and the plans
on the portion of work being done on city
which carried by a 7-0 vote. Jim
assured him the work wouTdhe complete
e first of May. Vote on the main motion
Mills opposing.
His
Smyrna .a;scompared to
equipment Wa;S adequate
the fire equipment at a
recommended the Smyrna AU$ te 11 Fi re
Max said he had met the Public
on. as a whole, had some to it.
they were in no danger losi ng thei r
depart,ment now covered City well.
idation would benefit the citizens of
citizens of Cobb County. Max said our
continue to develop we would have to update
e cost.
Je rry Mi 11 s sa i
to. be res
lman needed to draw up their own priority
turn it over to Jim David for consolidation.
problems
sewerage.
stating
a potential
Mrs.
from
as to what type precedent we may be setting by providing
said we were not legally obligated to provide sewerage
a provision whereby the City could share the cost with
Jack Shinall Jim David ave a cost proposal ready
meeting and al have the contact the county health
e them we were 1 ng into. prOVl ng city sewerage to these
tand all the costs involved in the new communi-
and asked for some explanation on how much
said his original motion was a cost of $1200.
with.Jim handling this and thought some other
recommended.the Mayor make this change. Jerry
sell the 911 s . and thfs is what our
up to. x Bacon sa . thought Jim was t.he most
handle this project. or Joh~son explained we
listed in the telephone directory for the City
e at this point. hIe wi 11 not go beyond that
rstands everything we are doing in the way of
. Jim Tolleson said the 911 system is a tran-
central office and takes almost a year to
is transition. nor has it been requested. but
the project. Jim Hawkins thanked Jim
time he had put into it~ inclu.ding getting
asked to meet wi th the Li cense Commi ttee. Pol ice Chief and Ci ty
immediately following the meeting.
there was a 50 foot road easement at the end of Hickory
5. from Evergreen Trail to the city limits
ty be quit claimed to Howard and Betty Henson.
Henson will bear all costs of the deed. John
is a closed street and lies within the flood
d by a 6-1 vote. with Jim Tolleson vobng against.
we passed an increase in water meter and sewer tap
with most developers in the area. and in Hawthorne
e were approximately 70 pre-sold units. Jack
prior to adoption of.the new sewer tap fees.
contract. the sewer tap fee be waived for
do not build on the. lots within the 6-month period.
fee. Elbert Coalson seconded the motion which
Jack said at the 1
Jack sa
d C
ion
which can be veri fie
a period of 6 months.
they will have to pay
carried by a 7-0 vote.
Jack said he had letter from Jim David regarding Green Forest Subdivision. Unit
9. When Merlin n construction in Unit 9 he removed a pump station and
laid a complete new 0 1 line. through an agreement with the City. resulting
in a to the City of $10.000. Mr. Burt paid $55.000 to accommodate his
City of Smyrna. Jim David recommended that sewer tap fees for 22
t 9 be waived for a eriod of 12 months. and the water meters sold
at a cost of and Jack Shinall made a motion this be approved.
seconded the ch carried by a 7-0 vote.
All Baptist Church have complained of low
was a 2" ma i n on Bourne Dri ve wh i ch was
no pressure at all. The cost to lay a 6" line.
would be $2450.85. including 400 feet of pipe. fire
equipment. Jack made a motion this expense be
e E&C Fund. Elbert Coalson seconded the motion
be authorized to sign an agreement with
on of their dedication of a sewer easement
. and in e agreement the City will maintain
ls seconded the motion. Chuck Camp
easement. taking over their
to tap into it for other develop-
the opinion that for the City
official action of the Mayor and Council.
in the development of Plumtree and has never
City and therefore has never been accepted. For
to maintain it although if they had trouble with
the
of
the
agreement
repai rs if
Vote on
franchise tax check this year
a note for $200.000 and the
comp 1 i
All the
and his people for the
and they were just 40~
job they di d
raising
in the budget for
for the award of
was awarded to
Elbert made a
of $30,832. Jerry
bi ds. on the cars
ef Little said it
prices on a State
specifications. The
package. John said he
set pri ce wi thout taki
date on these cars
with John Steely opposed.
ld
his exper-
Ford
b uyi ng
the
n Stee ly read
League
approved.
Pete Wood for a parade
for April 18th. John
conded the motion which
for the
motion
by a 7-0
d Recreation Commission was charged
Director in.acp:;nTlplishing goals for
ted was to name. the baseball field at \'IIard.
honor of the late Mr. Canada. John read the
commission and expressed his appreciation to them.
on the fine job he has done as Chairman of the Parks
i b i1 i ty
One
O.
the
ated
ion
Old Smyrnarneeting March 10th at 7:30, and
16th.
counci 1
With
further business,meetil1gadjourne'd at 9:07 p.m.
************************
Council was hel~
order at 7;30 0'
members were present.
Charles Camp. Police
Recreation Director
e Director Jim Farley,
1981, at
by presiding
ent was
Little,
I
fl ag .
was given by
Elbert Coalson. followed by
to the
Jaycees sai d
21st and
wiTlgo to
advised to 1
property located
and storage.
Mr. Ben.ton said
- March 16, 1981
r himself and rent rest of the building. He plans to remodel the
ape but does have any existing plans. Mr. Benton does soil
ractors or engineering firms and most of his work is done
He said there of room for parking off King Street
ould have here. Foll ng further discussion.
a motion nied for following reasons:
ary line for residential zoning and
is location.
Rezoning this property from residential use to limited commercial would
constitute an enc upon one of the oldest neighborhoods in the
City and eventual to its destruction.
3) There is no other buffer down Bank Street to separate the
strictly residential area from commercial.
ed as residential for many, many years and
r can show substantial loss of use by denying
in view of the potential loss to the neighboring
Th
I
this zoning.
properti es.
Max Bacon seconded the motion which carried by a 7-0 vote.
a variance on property located at 2569
rage. to build within 3 feet of the rearl and
at accessory buildings be built 5 feet from
trict. and 10 feet on the side line. Jim Tolleson
ariances. but there was a problem with the number
going to cover. Section 801 of the Code states
buildings. including paving. shall not exceed
rage Mr. Cohran plans to build is larger than
econdary building this size would be too large
was receivi laints from his neighbors about
d the house and at is his reason for building
ars. He has no intentions of doing any commercial
e would certainly entertain a variance of some
but absolutely nothing this large. The neighbors
ved submitted letters saying they had no
s. Sandy Brown. 2551 Spring Drive. spoke in
r the reason that the building is too large. Jack
e a motion to table this request to give Mr. Cohran
th his neighbors and work something out. Jim
ce request be denied. Jerry Mills seconded the
vote.
Martin Quirk. attorney represen~ing Smyrna Pawnbrokers at 630 Cherokee Road asked
the dealer ordinance applied to pawnbrokers. especially
'on 14A-59 (a) states every precious metal dealer
t form to enter each purchase. Following that
luding identifying the s of the merchandise by
lso a self-developing phot h. In Section 14A-60
11 be made for the Police ment for all property
Mr. Quirk saip pawning s actually a pledge
thing else. His client s both; they buy
ous metals. He felt his client would have to
ring them to make daily reports. but 14A-59 would
ey purchase. In answer to a question from Jerry
handise pawned and not picked up within 30 days
dispose of in any way he chooses. Chuck Camp
ly to pawnbrOkers if any item containing precious
ted strictly to the purchase of such items. Jim
od ordinance and the only real difference in
items versus other items. is that the seller must
felt the City was doubling up on their regula-
tal and his client was only trying
ins d that Mr. Quirk meet with the
t urther, as he the ordinance.
ance amended by video taping
'ng photographs as one means of cutting
advised Mr. Quirk to get with the City Attorney
Continued - March 16, 1981
and Police Chief for further discussion. Elbert Coalson said he had never heard
of any complaints about Smyrna Pawnbrokers. and thanked them for running a clean
p 1 ace.
Commercial Building Permits: A & P Food Store at Belmont Hills Shopping Center
requested acpermit for the addition of a delicatessen at an estimated total cost
of $60.000. Plans have been reviewed by the Fire Marshal and Inspections Depart-
ment and Inspector Qan Steely recommended the permit be approved. Jerry Mills
made a motion the permit be approved. Jack Shinall seconded the motion which
carried by a 7-0 vote.
Mayor Johnson read a procl amati on decl aring Apri 1 11, 1981 as Cysti c Fibros i s Day
in Smyrna. The proclamat.ion was pre.sented to t-1rs. Karen ltJalters. and Mayor
Johnson thanked her for the good jOb she has done for this worthy cause..
Committee Reports: (Parks) John Steely said the annual Super Family Field Day
would be March 29th at King Springs Park. The Cobb County Special Olympics
progri':l.m wi 11 be at Larry Bep track on March 19th. John said the Campbell High
School basketball team represented us at the State tournements and he commended
the coaches and players for the good job they did.
Elbert Coalson said Campbell didn't have anything to be ashamed of because they
lost the finals in the tournament, and that he was certainly proud of them.
(Police) Elbert Coalson said at the previous meeting we accepted the bid on
the State contract for the purchase of four police cars. and made a motion this
be rescinded. Jack Shinall seconded the motion. Vote on the motion carried 7-0.
Elbert made a motion that bids be let for four police cars to be sent to Ford
and Chevrolet dealers in the metropolitan area~ to be opened at the next Council
meeting. Jack Shinall seconded the motion which carried by a 7-0 vote.
Jack Shinall said it was his pleasure tonight to make the wDtion that the base-
ball field at Ward Park be named "Clarence O. Canada Field" in memory of Clarence
O. Canada who served Ward 5 for over 10 years. He died last year. and will always
be remembered for his work with the youth and community. Elbert Coalson seconded
the motion. saying he served on council with Mr. Canada longer than anyone else
and he had done a lot for the athletic programs in the City. even before we had
a Parks Director. Jerry Mills said he also served with Clarence for many years
and he worked hard for the City. He thought this was a good honor for a good man.
Vote on the motion carried 7-0.
(License & Permits) Jim Hawkins said the Planning and Zoning Board would meet
at 5:30 on March 23rd and one item on the agenda is recommendations for some changes
to the zoning ordinance, particularly the zoning classification proposed for
duplexes and townhouses. Jim thought it would be good for any councilman who was
interested to attend this meeting and give his input.
Jim Hawkins asked permission from council to ask the City Attorney to look into
the possibility of drawing up some new ordinances requiring modeling agencies to
operate under a privilege license. subject to police investigation and voted on
by Mayor and Council before any license for that type activity could be granted.
Jerry Mills also recommended that no other business licenses of this type be
issued until the new ordinance has been approved, and made a motion that no
business licenses for mOdeling agencies be issued for a period of 60 days until
the ordinance is prepared. Jim Hawkins seconded the motion which carried by a
7-0 vote.
Jim Hawkins said Wills High School did compete in the State tournament. although
they were eliminated in the first game. We had two high schools in Smyrna go all
the way to the State championships and that speaks pretty well of the Smyrna
Athletic Association, because most of those boys played SAA basketball in Smyrna.
This is the second year in a row Wills has been to the State championship.
(Streets) Jerry Mills said we have had some problems with parking on Highland
Drive and read a recommendation from the Public Works Department that no parking
be allowed on either side of Highland Avenue at the crest of the hill for a
d~stance of 300 feet. Jerry made a motion these no parking signs be ~pproved.
J~m To~leson s~cond~d the.motion but expressed some concern about erecting these
slgns 1n a res1dent1al nelghborhood. Vote on the motion carried 7-0.
March 16. 1981
Jim Tolleson asked if there was
f the air
:30 on Fr
quite a
they coul d
a phone call
call.
any agreement between the City and Lockheed
. and if there was a curfew. Jim d it
ght and caused his ~indows to rattle and
ints from his neighbors. He called Lock-
e tunnel until 1:00 a.m. Mayor Johnson
Simmons at Lockh.eed would help, cmd said he
sai d he and
at the ne
Jack Shinall said
and Elbert Coalson
to remind residents that parking on both sides of
was not a good idea; if a fire truck needed
so. Jim said if it was necessary to park on the
red to allow easy passage.
nall would like to introduce the new Internal
1 meeting and hopefully adopt it at the following
woul d probably need a work sess i on before it was
called a meeting for March 23fd at 7:00 p.m.
aid he would like
a res i denti a
it would be unable
the cars should be
Jim Toll
Control
meeting.
adopted.
Tolleson said the central dispatch system would bei~ operation April 15. 1981.
listed the following advantages of the new system.
1) Will save the City money. but the sole purpose ,of this system is to
improve the quality of our emergency call handling and dispatching.
2) Provides one easy 7 igit number to call in our city for any emergency
and makes two dis available with adjacent dispatching positions
covering any type emergency in the City.
3) Provides for increased coordination by dispatchers in emergencies.
4) Provides coverage for public works and parks during off-hours.
5) Provides direct radio and telephone contact with the responding
ambul ances.
6) Provides for increased professionalism by dispatChers through a taped
training and monitoring system.
7) Will upgrade the pay scale for dispatchers.
8) Provides for centralized communication planning, which we need
desperately.
9) Provides for
dialers and
wri ter
tape r
more modern communication system. using automatic
ic telephone features. The State network type-
been updated and we will be installing a 24-hour
system for all emergency calls.
10) Will allow three firemen now answering telephone calls to return to
fighting fires.
11) Provides a much easier and faster way for our citizens, or visitors
to our city. to reach help in an emergency.
Jim said the citizens would not be calling this number for ambulance dispatch.
but if they did. our people would be trained to contact an ambulance in a moment's
noti ce.
nts: Woodmere-Jacksonville reception March 17th at the Marriott; CMA
March 18th to discuss local option sales tax; next council meeting April
6th.
With no further business. meeting adjourned at 8:50 p.m.
Health Department
Department. City of Smyrna
ewer. Ms. lela long
ens St.. Smyrna. Georgia
bid prices on installation of a sanitary sewer
Ms. long and six (6) other homes adjacent to her.
I have received request from Council "to obtain new bids and sub-
~ .~ ..__.L~~~ M~V'rh 1h~ 1QS1. 7:30 p. m. for
you could delay any action from your department
uncil Meeting.
ditional information. please contact me.
:.
TMENT
277 FAIRGftOUNO ST.. $. E.
MARIETTA. GEORGIA 30060
TELEPHONE. 422-9.440
March 3, 1981
la Long
ephens street
Smyrna, Georgia 30080
Re:
Your property at 1195 Stephens street
Dear Ms. Long:
A check of your premises reveals a condition which constitutes a health
hazard to the. community.
The observed health
below.
and necessary minimum correction is described
shortly arter March 23, 1981.
You are herewi
as a reasonabl
or the rererenced health hazard and alloted 15
ch to make the necessary correction.
We will recheck
you
please reel rree to call us.
Sincerely,
John
Publ
Sanitarian
n
JA/pm
Health Hazard:
errluent leaking to the surface of the
ng a potential health problem to the
Correction:
Repair septic tank system so that all sewage waste
water is absorbed below the ground surface.
j3~
~ y-rltP y-
I u I
DEALER
DEALER
ordained that
of the Code
ordinance may
ts €Inti as
tal
ous or
ous stones or
in any form,
ial
s other than
as incidental
turi into
sifi "new"
shall automatically serve
icant. by filing an appli-
person or' persons ted
ve. s as City
and who s considered
facts relative to such
. with i n th i ( 30
c dismiss
the
red herei n.
and Council.
under this section.
to cover the cost
icll shall
e fees.
ed, and the
rand 1 .
Clerk or his designate.
with
or convictions pro-
for denial of license.
where the
shows any
or has a bad
to
on i the
the business
ice powers of any
or revoked.
nance
the
document in
cer. agency or
of any law. ordin ce or
on.
or resolution ng
to authority gran
-2-
any fee red under this article or
the sions of this article.
twelve-month
n 'Ie business
o is article.
09 the fi 1 i
ce as defi ned
of
l4A-47.
of licenses
.
to
licenses - Generally.
and Counci 1
tions. any license
Section
aced
or
or longer
the
ve
( "Due Cause" for
any of the follow;
(1 ) A 1 i censee
suspension or
on of such icense shall consist
ve business
ce if he:
s a
(
or
any
services
other
ity
or
or measure
or recordi
any sale
(
)
less than
-3-
ty
( Provides a service which is of an unreasonabl lesser
i th service or or
ther fraudulent business
Ie laws of the State of
on which
Cl.
(2)
(
Clerk or
s des;
{
the ration,
necessary i pur-
officer.
r Un
resoluti of the
(
(
of the 1 cense
on fil e wi th the
of more than
of
of
ted with the
11 cense sha 11
Sect; on 14A-52.
cense fee to be set
and
1; refunds.
each classification of license hereunder shall
1 a cal year period and in
of cense the ration of
r thereof shall not be entitl to receive
r
11 be
1 .
each
-4-
1 i cense i ss ued
year for which i
r this article shall
s issued.
re on Decembe 31 of the
e fee shall
and
11.
calendar
business commenced on
annual license fee as
for any business a
ri
license to authorize conduct of one
ace of business.
ace of business
in more than
a. shall
business.
ther shall not; the office of the
f the new in writing on
te. no later than the of
of a twenty- 'Ie
's zoning regulat on.
sh 11 be pos
license
in the
cuous
i
in licensed
months after the
referred to in
r and Council.
ve within the three-
lation of
to the license holder.
Sect;
57. Renewal.
of the C;
license
calendar year
Section 4A-58.
vilege
(a)
bus;
imp
cou
11
the
resolution
business.
carryon such
and condi ti ems
or law of the city,
All licenses he
the
sarti
state or Un;
the front these words: "Th i s
annuli the
future nances e iminati
cause."
Secti
I1formation
be shown; i
on
form.
of
{ Ever
i n w h i ch
maintain a book. n
ish at the time each
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metals. the following information:
containing
(1) The date o'f the
( The name of the
(
;
making the 'from the seller;
of the seller of
; and the social of the
including
of the
or
thereon;
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of the seller.
lot
ng.
also shan
offi cer at all
nts" etc." to be
;
Section
deliver a dany
a. in such 'form as
i
1 censee 1
ay evidence of
an article or articles
issued driver's license
person sell
such as a
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. and the licensee shall record the driver's icei1se
r feature of such evidence of identificati
licensee or
constitute an
the pravis
in Section
thereof to
shable as
Section 14A-61.
oyees.
The hours within
:00 a.m.
that the
a of business shall be
. P ice shall see
are enforced.
Section
of
(30 )
after
thi
the word
of the
other-
shable
mutilated or altered.
dealer to se
with a seri
mutilated or altered.
noti the police.
Section 14A-66.
obtiHn or
or oyees to receive. or
a nor. For the purposes
(1 years of age or under.
transfer license.
r and obtain a license. as
on for transfer of an ex;
cent of the red fee shall
$ or which person
ng wi article.
Section 14A-67.
5io05. misdemeanor; i unctive
of this article shall be deemed
of the State of a and.
ded for misdemeanors under
Section 14A-68.
If person shan
arti e. such fee is
license fee as
manner as
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ess of the
ons herei 11 for
Prior
. etc.. enforceable.
to business
1 e 1 rema i 11 i n
execution shall have been