2023-02-06 February 6, 2023 Mayor and Council Meeting Minutes - SIGNED - LFCity Council Meeting Minutes - FINAL
MAYOR AND COUNCIL
Derek Norton, Mayor
Tim Gould, Mayor Pro Tern (Ward 6)
Glenn Pickens (Ward 1)
Latonia P. Hines (Ward 2)
Travis Lindley (Ward 3)
Charles "Corkey" Welch (Ward 4)
Susan Wilkinson (Ward 5)
Lewis Wheaton (Ward 7)
Smyrna Community Center
Magnolia Room
200 Village Green Cir
Smyrna, GA 30080
February 06, 2023
7:00 PM
CEREMONIAL MATTERS
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Roll Call
City Attorney Scott Cochran
City Administrator Joseph Bennett
City Clerk Heather K. Peacon-Corn
Present: 8 — Mayor Derek Norton, Councilmember Glenn Pickens,
Councilmember Latonia P. Hines, Councilmember Travis
Lindley, Councilmember Charles Welch, Councilmember
Susan Wilkinson (virtual), Mayor Pro Tem/Councilmember
Tim Gould, and Councilmember Lewis Wheaton
Also Present: 1 — Scott Cochran
Staff: 6 — Joe Bennett, Dan Campbell, Lisa Collins, Jill Head
(virtual), Russell Martin, Heather Peacon-Corn, Eric Randall, Joey
Staubes, and Andrea Worthy
Call to Order
Mayor Derek Norton called to order the February 6, 2023 Mayor and Council
Meeting held at the Smyrna Community Center in the Magnolia Room at 7:00 PM.
Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance
A. Rev. Charles Maxell, Jr., The Breakthrough Fellowship (1810 Spring
Rd)
Agenda Changes
Mayoral Report
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Mayor Derek Norton thanked staff for their hard work on the repairs after the
damage incurred by several City buildings after the freeze over the holidays. The
Wolfe Center is almost finished. Brinkley Park is open. City Hall is still under
construction.
Mayor Norton thanked the Smyrna Basketball Association for inviting him to speak
at their awards ceremony. He spoke about education and handed out several
awards.
Mayor Norton thanked the Atlanta Track Club for their successful race in Smyrna.
He mentioned that there was a tent there that advertised the Jonquil Jog being held
on April 15, 2023 which will benefit not only the Campbell High School Foundation
but also Support Smyrna, a local non-profit that helps support people in the
community.
6. Proclamations and Presentations
A. PRC2023-002 Proclamation in Recognition of Georgia Arbor Day 2023.
Citywide
Julie Barwig, Director of Environmental Services, announced that Keep
Smyrna Beautiful (KSB) in conjunction with Parks & Recreation and the
Smyrna Tree Board will be planting trees on February 17, 2023 at the
Arboretum and other properties. The information can be found on their social
media pages. Ms. Barwig also reminded everyone that Smyrna has a
recycling center that takes many types of materials, and they also provide
tours. The KSB website has all of that information online. She also announced
that this year is Smyrna's 20th year as a Tree City USA.
Mayor Pro Tern Tim Gould read the following proclamation aloud:
GEORGIA ARBOR DAY
WHEREAS: The first Arbor Day was celebrated in 1872 in Nebraska as a
special day for planting trees and has grown to thousands of celebrations in
communities across our nation each year; and
WHEREAS: Community Partners, families, and friends will be joined together
at local Arbor Day ceremonies to recognize the benefits of trees and urban
forests; and
WHEREAS: Trees will be planted across the state creating a lasting legacy for
future generations; and
WHEREAS: Trees improve water quality and quantity, reduce the erosion of
precious topsoil, increase property values and economic vitality in business
areas, provide shade, cleanse the air, create habitat for wildlife, and add
beauty to communities; and
WHEREAS: Trees promote outdoor recreation which improves human health
and well-being and reduces "Nature -Deficit Disorder" in children by
encouraging more activity and connection to the natural world; and
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WHEREAS: All of Georgia benefits from forestry, which contributes billions of
dollars annually to our state's economy and provides employment for more
than 100,000 people; and
WHEREAS: The City of Smyrna has been a Tree City for 20 years due to the
celebration of Arbor Day; now
THEREFORE: I, Derek Norton, Mayor of the City of Smyrna, do hereby
proclaim February 17, 2023 as Arbor Day in the City of Smyrna, and urge all
citizens to celebrate Arbor Day and plant trees thus leaving a legacy for
present and future generations.
B. PRC2023-003 Proclamation in Recognition of Black History Month.
Citywide
Councilmember Latonia P. Hines read the following proclamation aloud:
A PROCLAMATION
BY THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF SMYRNA
In Recognition of Black History Month
Whereas: Each year during Black History Month, the City of Smyrna
celebrates the history and culture of African Americans, discovering stories of
triumph, courage, and creativity, through lectures, discussions, exhibits, and
educational events; and
Whereas: The origins of Black History Month date back to 1915 when Dr.
Carter G. Woodson founded the organization known today as the Association
for the Study of African American Life and History; and
Whereas: Dr. Woodson initiated Black History Week, February 12, 1926; and
for many years, the second week of February, chosen to coincide with the
birthdays of Erederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln, was celebrated by
African Americans in the United States; and
Whereas: In 1976, as part of the nation's bicentennial, Black History Week
was expanded and established as Black History Month, and is now celebrated
all over North America; and
Whereas: Harriet Tubman, a contemporary of Douglass and Lincoln, was an
abolitionist and conductor on the Underground Railroad; Tubman, who
perfectly exemplifies a role model of bravery and conviction for all Americans,
will be celebrated at the Black History Month Dinner in Smyrna; and
Whereas: The Fanny Williams Legacy Project and the continued restoration of
Mt. Zion Cemetery are two examples of the City of Smyrna's continuing
commitment to solidify the legacy of black history in Smyrna's city history;
Now
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Therefore: I, Derek Norton, Mayor of the City of Smyrna, Georgia, do hereby
proclaim the month of February 2023, to be Black History Month.
Councilmember Lewis Wheaton announced an evening with Erica Armstrong
Dunbar. The evening will focus on the life of Harriett Tubman.
C. Performance by Mike & Tomaree Tarpley from The Breakthrough
Fellowship in honor of Black History Month
7. Community Development Items
A. Z22-011 Public Hearing - Zoning Request - Z22-011 - Allow a rezoning
from R-15 to NS for a 6,675 sq. ft. retail business - 0.91 acres - Land
Lot 700 - 3410 Atlanta Road - Grow Smyrna.
Ward 6 Mayor Pro Tem/Councilmember— Tim Gould
Russell Martin, Community Development Director, presented the following
background:
Location: 3410 Atlanta Road
Size: 0.9 Acres
Ward: 6
Existing Condition: Vacant Site
Proposed Use: 6,675 sq. ft. retail business
Existing Zoning: R-15
Proposed Zoning: NS-Conditional (Neighborhood Shopping)
Existing Future Land Use:
Medium Density Residential
Proposed Future Land Use:
Neighborhood Activity Center
Adjoining Contiguous Future Land Uses:
• North — Medium Density Residential
• East — Neighborhood Activity Center
• South — Medium Density Residential
• West — Medium Density Residential
Changes to the Zoning Plan
Below are the changes to the site plan and zoning stipulations from the
November 14, 2022 Planning and Zoning Board Meeting to address
citizen concerns.
Site Plan
• Reduction of the building floor area from 8,000 sq. ft. to 6,675
sq. ft..
• Increase in parking spaces from 20 spaces to 30 spaces.
• Increase in the rear building setback from 30' to 40'.
• Added 5' sidewalk and crosswalk along Belridge Drive to
connect to Atlanta Road.
• Reduction of rear landscape buffer from 20' to 10'.
Zoning Stipulations
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• Added smoke and vape shops to the list of prohibited uses.
• Added requirement for pedestrian safety signage at driveway
entrance.
• Added requirement for directional signage for overflow parking.
• Capped building size to 6,675 sq. ft..
• Added requirement for a minimum of 30 parking spaces on -
site.
• Added requirement for coordination of special events with the
City with a share parking agreement for overflow parking.
Staff Recommendation
Community Development recommends anaroval of the rezoning from R-15 to
NS-Conditional with the following conditions:
Standard Conditions:
Requirements # 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 12, 16, and 17 from Section 1201 of
the Zoning Code are not applicable. The following requirements remain
applicable:
• Underground Utilities
• Transportation Improvements
• Burying of Debris Tree Ordinance
• Landscape Architect
• Landscaping
r� Special Conditions:
• Building Setbacks
• Fire Access Requirements
• Water & Sewer Improvements
• Right-of-way Dedication
• Sight Line Easements
• Removal of Vegetation in Sight Line
• Landscape Buffer (10' & 15')
• Double Row of Evergreen Trees
• Decorative Screening for Walls
• Pedestrian Improvements at Entrance
• Repair of Multi -use Trail
• No Outdoor Bells or Speakers Brick Dumpster Enclosure
• Screening of Mechanical Equipment
• Deliveries between 7 am and 9pm
• Entry Doors on Atlanta Road
• Overflow Parking Signage
• Pedestrian Safety Signage
• Belridge Drive Sidewalk Connection
• Max. Building Size of 6,675 sq. ft.
• Min. of 30 Parking Spaces
• List of Prohibited Uses
• Cond. on Submitted Site Plan
• Cond. on Submitted Building Elevations
• Coord. Special Events & Overflow Parking
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Mr. Martin explained that the nearby Keller Williams and the church across
the street have agreed to allow for overflow parking in their lots. There is not
formal agreement, rather they are good faith agreements.
Kevin Moore, attorney for Grow Smyrna, came forward. He explained that this
was initially an application for GC, but because of concerns, they changed
their application to NS. He gave several examples of other businesses near
residential areas and they positive impact on those neighborhoods. The
applicant has reduced the footprint of the building from 8,000 sq. ft to 6, 675
sq. ft. The applicant has also agreed to extending the sidewalk into the
neighborhood. They are planning for 30 parking spaces which, based on an
average of 44 customers per day, is more than sufficient. Mr. Moore reiterated
that this is a neighborhood feed-n-seed, not a special events establishment.
Mayor Pro Tern Gould, Councilmembers Hines and Welch expressed
concerns about parking, overflow parking, and special events.
Robert Walker, attorney for Devonshire Court HOA, came forward. He
explained that there are eight total residential properties that border the
property in question. According to the Comprehensive Plan, this is supposed
to remain residential. Mr. Walker expressed that it is clear this is a beloved
business in Smyrna, but those he represents do not feel this is an appropriate
space for this business. He stated that the loading dock is 27 ft. away from the
nearest neighbor. Traffic concerns: Sec. 301 of code is for the purposes of
lessening congestion in street, protecting property values, and encouraging
the most appropriate use of land in accordance with the Comprehensive Plan.
Sec. 7-11: intent is to provide for development for planned shopping centers
designed to serve the immediate neighborhood, but as the representative of
the immediate neighborhood, he explained that this business does not serve
the immediate neighborhood. He explained that there are 31 Conditions
applied for this rezoning - having all of those conditions proves this is not a
good space for this business. He summarized that there are concerns about
privacy and noise, diminished property value, and added traffic.
Mayor Derek Norton opened the public hearing. Several attendees were
sworn in by the City Attorney, Scott Cochran.
In Favor of item Z22-011
*Unknown Name*
Josh Dougherty
Robert Harrison
Cheryl Carson
Nadia Willliams
Nick Finerly
Rachel Harris
Kurt Roland
In Opposition to item Z22-011
Sabrina Crawley
Nkateko Okwera
John Taylor
Kelly Golkin
Scott *Unknown Last Name*
Jeff Gapusan
Councilmember Travis Lindley stated this property is in conflict when
considering Future Land Use. He also mentioned all attempts should be made
to come to a conclusion and consensus among parties so it does not have to
get to this point so late in the process.
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Councilmember Lewis Wheaton stated based on principle he fully agrees with
both sides, but he is concerned about the precedent this sets if they approve
this zoning request.
Councilmember Latonia P. Hines expressed her appreciation for the passion
displayed on both sides. Her concern is with pedestrian safety.
Councilmember Susan Wilkinson expressed that she loves the feed-n-seed,
but she is concerned about the quality of life for the neighboring homeowners.
Councilmember Glenn Pickens stated that though everyone wants to see this
business succeed, he does not think this is a good location for a commercial
business.
Councilmember Charles Welch stated he spoke to those on both sides of this
issue. Until hearing everything at this meeting, he had yet to make a decision.
He stated he hopes that no matter the decision tonight, he wishes all the best.
Mayor Pro Tern Tim Gould stated he is using zoning parameters as his guide
for why he will vote against this item: Zoning factor 1 — suitable use of this
space: questionable. Zoning factor 2 — feasible economic value as currently
zoned: it is a desirable location for residential homes. Zoning factor 3 -
conforms to current policy of future land use: it currently conforms, but if it
were to be changed, it would not.
Mayor Pro Tem/Councilmember Tim Gould made a motion to deny item Z 2-
011, a public hearing and zoning request (Z22-011) to allow a rezoning fr m R-
15 to NS for a 6,675 sq. ft. retail business on 0.91 acres on land lot 700 located
at 3410 Atlanta Road by applicant Grow Smyrna; seconded by
Councilmember Lewis Wheaton.
The motion to deny carried with the following vote:
Councilmember Pickens, Councilmember Hines, Councilmember
Aye: 7 — Lindley, Councilmember Welch, Councilmember Wilkinson, Mayor
Pro Tern / Councilmember Gould, Councilmember Wheaton
Nay: 0 — None
Recuse: 0 — None
Mayor Norton recessed the meeting for five minutes at 9:55 PM.
Mayor Norton reconvened the meeting at 10:00 PM.
B. Z21-005 Public Hearing - Zoning Request - Z21-015 - Allow rezoning
from R-15 to CBD - Land Lot 522 - 0.52 acres - 2986 King Street -
Antiques, Wood, and Rustics LLC
Ward 3 Councilmember— Travis Lindley
Councilmember Travis Lindley made a motion to table until the February 20,
2023 Mayor and Council meeting item Z21-005, a public hearing and zoning
request (Z21-015) to allow rezoning from R-15 to CBD on land lot 522 on 0.52
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acres located at 2986 King Street by applicant Antiques, Wood, and Rustics
LLC; seconded by Councilmember Glenn Pickens.
The motion to table until the February 20, 2023 Mayor and Council meeting
carried with the following vote:
Councilmember Pickens, Councilmember Hines, Councilmember
Aye: 7 — Lindley, Councilmember Welch, Councilmember Wilkinson, Mayor
Pro Tem/Councilmember Tim Gould, Councilmember Lewis
Wheaton
Nay: 0 — None
Recuse: 0 — None
C. ORD2023-01 Approval of Ordinance ORD2023-01 - Annexation
request (100% owners requesting annexation) - 0.33 Acre Tract —
Parcel # 17037200940 - all that tract or parcel of land lying and being in
Land Lot 372, 17th District, Cobb County, Georgia 2076 Gober Avenue
SE, Smyrna, GA 30080, will be effective March 1, 2023 and part of
Ward 5 and authorizes the Mayor to sign and execute all related
documents.
Ward 5 Councilmember— Susan Wilkinson
Councilmember Travis Lindley made a motion to approve ORD2023-01, an
annexation request (100% owners requesting annexation) on 0.33 Acre
Tract — Parcel # 17037200940 - all that tract or parcel of land lying and
being in Land Lot 372, 17th District, Cobb County, Georgia 2076 Gober
Avenue SE, Smyrna, GA 30080, will be effective March 1, 2023 and part
of Ward 5 and authorizes the Mayor to sign and execute all related
documents; seconded by Councilmember Latonia P. Hines.
The motion to approve carried with the following vote:
Councilmember Pickens, Councilmember Hines, Councilmember
Aye: 7 — Lindley, Councilmember Welch, Councilmember Wilkinson, Mayor
Pro Tern / Councilmember Gould, Councilmember Wheaton
Nay: 0 — None
Recuse: 0 — None
8. Privilege License and Show Cause Hearing
DISCUSSION / ACTION ITEMS
Public comment during this portion of the Agenda must be limited to matters on the Agenda for action. If you wish
to be heard, please sign up with the City Clerk, come to the podium when called by the Mayor, state your name
and address for the record and make your remarks. The time allotted for each speaker is as follows: Public
Hearing - Five (5) Minutes
9. Formal Business
Councilmember Susan Wilkinson left the virtual option and will be marked
absent for subsequent voting.
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A. 2023-016 Approve fixtures for the downtown park project as
77 recommended by Pond and Co and the Downtown Redesign Details
Task Force.
Ward 3 Councilmember - Travis Lindley
Councilmember Travis Lindley made a motion to approve 2023-016 Approve
fixtures for the downtown park project as recommended by Pond and Co and the
Downtown Redesign Details Task Force; seconded by Councilmember Glenn
Pickens.
The motion to approve carried with the following vote:
Councilmember Pickens, Councilmember Hines, Councilmember
Aye: 5 — Lindley, Mayor Pro Tern / Councilmember Gould, Councilmember
Wheaton
Nay: 1 — Councilmember Welch
Absent: 1 — Councilmember Wilkinson
B. BCA2023-001 Appointment of Economic Development Director Andrea
Worthy and Deputy Fire Chief Eric Mohrmann to serve as alternate
members of the License and Variance Board effective February 15,
2023.
Citywide
Councilmember Travis Lindley made a motion to approve item BCA2023-001,
the appointment of Economic Development Director Andrea Worthy and Deputy
Fire Chief Eric Mohrmann to serve as alternate members of the License and
Variance Board effective February 15, 2023; seconded by
Councilmember Latonia P. Hines.
The motion to approve carried with the following vote:
Councilmember Pickens, Councilmember Hines, Councilmember
Aye: 6 — Lindley, Councilmember Welch, Mayor Pro Tern / Councilmember
Gould, Councilmember Wheaton
Nay: 0 — None
Absent: 1 — Councilmember Wilkinson
C. RES2023-005 Resolution for the adoption of the City of Smyrna 2040
Comprehensive Plan Update
Citywide
Councilmember Travis Lindley made a motion to approve item RES2023-005,
the adoption of the City of Smyrna 2040 Comprehensive Plan Update; seconded
by Councilmember Charles Welch.
The motion to approve carried with the following vote:
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Councilmember Pickens, Councilmember Hines, Councilmember
Aye: 6 — Lindley, Councilmember Welch, Mayor Pro Tern / Councilmember
Gould, Councilmember Wheaton
Nay: 0 — None
Absent: 1 — Councilmember Wilkinson
D. CON2023-004 Approval to renew wrecker and towing services and new
fee schedule for the City of Smyrna to Barrow Wrecker (2267 Dixie Ave
SE, Smyrna, GA 30080) for the recovery of both disabled City of
Smyrna Vehicles and equipment, as well as wrecker, towing and
storage of disabled motor vehicles or motor vehicles in violations of
City, County, State law or federal motor carrier safety violations for a
period of 1 year, with a renewal extension of up to four years as noted
in the contract signed March 21, 2022 and authorize the Mayor to sign
and execute all related documents.
Citywide
The City of Smyrna requested proposals for Wrecker & Towing Services for
the City in 2022, and Barrow Towing was awarded a contract with up to five
one-year renewal options. This contract is to recover both disabled City of
Smyrna vehicles and equipment and wrecker/towing/storage of disabled
motor vehicles or motor vehicles in violation of city, county, state law or
federal motor carrier safety violations. The City will renew the current contract
for a one-year option for the period of March 1, 2023 through February 29,
2024.
Councilmember Charles Welch made a motion to approve CON2023-
004 Approval to renew wrecker and towing services and new fee schedule for
the City of Smyrna to Barrow Wrecker (2267 Dixie Ave SE, Smyrna, GA 30080)
for the recovery of both disabled City of Smyrna Vehicles and equipment, as well
as wrecker, towing and storage of disabled motor vehicles or motor vehicles in
violations of City, County, State law or federal motor carrier safety violations for a
period of 1 year, with a renewal extension of up to four years as noted in the
contract signed March 21, 2022 and authorize the Mayor to sign and execute all
related documents; seconded by Mayor Pro Tem/Councilmember Tim Gould.
The motion to approve carried with the following vote:
Councilmember Pickens, Councilmember Hines, Councilmember
Aye: 6 — Lindley, Councilmember Welch, Mayor Pro Tern / Councilmember
Gould, Councilmember Wheaton
Nay: 0 — None
Absent: 1 — Councilmember Wilkinson
10. Consent Agenda
Councilmember Travis Lindley made a motion to approve the Consent Agenda;
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seconded by Councilmember Latonia P. Hines.
The motion to approve carried with the following vote:
Councilmember Pickens, Councilmember Hines, Councilmember
Aye: 6 — Lindley, Councilmember Welch, Mayor Pro Tern / Councilmember
Gould, Councilmember Wheaton
Nay: 0 — None
Absent: 1 — Councilmember Wilkinson
A. MIN2023-004 Approval of the December 9, 2023 Special Called
Meeting Minutes.
This item was approve on the Consent Agenda.
B. MIN2023-005 Approval of the January 12, 2023 Committee of the
Whole Meeting Minutes.
This it was approved on the Consent Agenda.
C. MIN2023-006 Approval of the January 19, 2023 Pre -Council Meeting
Minutes.
This item was approved on the Consent Agenda.
D. MIN2023-007 Approval of the January 19, 2023 Mayor and Council
Meeting Minutes.
This item was approved on the Consent Agenda.
E. 2023-020 Authorize dates for 2023 list of official City organized
community events with approval of street closings for identified events
requiring street closures.
This item was approved on the Consent Agenda.
11. Ward and Staff Reports
Councilmember Latonia P. Hines: February 28, 2023 will be her first town hall of the
year.
Councilmember Charles Welch: February 8, 2023, Fire Station 2 traffic calming
meeting concerning Concord Rd. March 9, 2023, there will be a public meeting to
discuss Smyrna Hills.
Mayor Pro Tern Tim Gould: The motion made at a previous meeting concerning the
complaint against staff - there was no deadline set for the formal apology from
Councilmember Susan Wilkinson to the three appointed staff members. It was
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suggested that the deadline for the formal apology be the February 16, 2023,
Committee of the Whole meeting. Council was amenable to that suggestion.
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
Public comment during this portion of the agenda must be limited to matters within the jurisdiction of the City
Council. No subject may be acted upon by the City Council unless that subject is on the agenda and is scheduled
for action. If you wish to be heard, please sign up with the City Clerk, come to the podium when called by the
Mayor, state your name and address for the record and make your remarks. The time allotted for each speaker is
as follows: Public Comment - Three (3) Minutes
12. Public Comment
13. Adjournment
Mayor Derek Norton adjourned the February 6, 2023 Mayor and Council meeting at
10:10 PM.
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