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11-20-2000 Regular MeetingNovember 20, 2000 The regular scheduled meeting of Mayor and Council was held at Smyrna City Hall. The meeting was called to order by presiding officer Mayor A. Max'Bacon at 7:30 o'clock p.m. All council members were present. Also present was City Administrator Howard Smith, City Clerk Candis Joiner, Fire Chief Larry Williams, Finance Director Claudia Edgar, Public Works Director Scott Stokes, Police Chief Stan Hook, Library Director Michael Seigler, Parks and Recreation Director Steve Ciaccio, Keep Smyrna Beautiful Director Ann Kirk, Human Resources Director Chris Corey, City Engineer Ken Hildebrandt, Community Development Director Robin Broyles, Community Relations Director Jennifer Bennett, Attorney Michael Williams and representatives of the press. City Attorney Scott Cochran was out of town. Invocation was given by Councilman Hawkins and Father Gene Barrett of St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church, followed by the pledge to the flag. CITIZENS INPUT: Mayor Bacon recognized Ms. Bennett, Community Relations Director, who stated that the Community Culture Committee will be converted to follow a study circle process in order to assist in facilitated dialog. Ms. Bennett described the different ways that people can participate in the study circle process and encouraged interested citizens to e-mail, fax or write the City of Smyrna. Ms. Bennett stated that the meeting will be held in January on a date to be determined at a later date. Mayor Bacon stated that this method will allow anyone who is interested in the Community Culture Committee to participate. Ms. Capilouto encouraged all members of the community to participate. Mayor Bacon recognized Governor Roy Barnes who urged the citizens to vote for Representative Sauder in the run-off election for District 29. Mayor Bacon thanked Governor Barnes for attending the Council Meeting. Mayor Bacon recognized Representative Sauder who thanked Governor Barnes for speaking on his behalf and asked for the citizens' vote in the run-off election. Mayor Bacon recognized District 29 candidate Ginger Collins who urged the citizens to vote for her on Tuesday, November 28th. Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Bill Lnenicka, Veterans Memorial Association President, who gave the contribution update on the Veterans Memorial and thanked Governor Barnes for his support of the Memorial. Councilman Lnenicka asked the public to support this Memorial and Councilman Cramer thanked Mr. Lnenicka for his commitment to this project. Councilman Newcomb thanked the Veterans Memorial Association volunteers and asked Mr. Lnenicka to detail contributions. PUBLIC HEARINGS: (A) Privileged License Request —Retail Package License (Beer and Wine)—Publix Super Market-2184 South Cobb Drive —Agent Change Only. Mr. Smith stated that John Lawrence Clark is requesting to be made agent for this location and that Mr. Clark has been given a copy of the City Ordinance. Mr. Smith stated that the police investigation revealed nothing that would preclude issuance of this license. Mayor Bacon stated that this is a public hearing and asked for any public comment. There was none. Councilman Cramer asked Mr. Clark to describe his position with Publix and Mr. Clark stated that he is a district manager for Publix. Mr. Clark stated that there is a training program on alcohol sales for associates as well as rewards for following procedure. Councilman Cramer made a motion to approve the privileged license request for a retail package license for beer and wine for Publix Super Market at 2184 South Cobb Drive with Mr. Clark as the agent. Councilman Wood seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0. November 20, 2000 2 (B) Privileged License Request —Retail Package License (Beer and Wine)—Publix Super Market-4480 South Cobb Drive —New Application. Mr. Smith stated that John Lawrence Clark is requesting to be made agent for this location and that Mr. Clark has been given a copy of the CityOrdinance. Mr. Smith stated that the police investigation revealed nothing that would preclude issuance of this license. Mayor Bacon stated that this is a public hearing and asked for any public comment. There was none. Councilman Lnenicka stated that the City of Smyrna takes alcohol sales very seriously. Mayor Bacon asked Mr. Clark if the Publix cash registers require a birth date for alcohol sales, and Mr. Clark stated yes. Councilman Lnenicka made a motion to approve the privileged license request for a retail package license of beer and wine for Publix Super Market at 4480 South Cobb Drive with. Mr. Clark as the agent. Councilman Cramer seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0. (C) Rezoning Request-27.15 Acres —Highlands Parkway —From L.I. to T.D. Conditional. Mr. Smith stated that the applicant is requesting this rezoning in order to build 194 town homes on this property. Mr. Smith stated that the planning and zoning board unanimously approved the request. Mayor Bacon stated that this is a public hearing and asked if there was any public comment. There was none. Councilman Wood introduced Mr.Garvis Sams, attorney for the applicant Lifestyle Community Builders, who stated that this property is located at the intersection of Highlands Parkway and Lake Ridge Drive and that this mixed -use property is surrounded by industrial properties. Mr. Sams stated that the proposed density of this development will be 7.14 and that because of the problematic topography the applicant believes that the construction of town homes will be the best way to utilize this land. Mr. Sams stated that the town homes will be fee simple and sell for around $200,000.00. Councilman Wood stated that he has participated in several meetings with Mr. Sams and Lifestyle Community Builders over the last 90 days. Councilman Hawkins asked Mr. Sams how far this development would be from the nearest single family home and Mr. Sams said approximately '/2 mile. Councilman Hawkins asked Mr. Sams to describe the exterior of the buildings and Mr. Sams stated that the homes will be predominately stucco, brick or stone. Councilman Lnenicka asked Mr. Sams to state the proposed size of each town home and Mr. Sams stated that they will be from 1,800 square feet to 2,400 square feet. Councilman Newcomb stated that the Cobb County Board of Education submitted a letter which said that this rezoning could cause a hardship on area schools, and Mr. Sams stated that research shows that this development will appeal to retirees, empty nesters and young professionals. Councilman Wood made a motion to approve the rezoning request of Lifestyle Community Builders for the 27.15 Acres on Highlands Parkway from L.I. to T.D. with the following stipulations: NOVEMBER 20, 2000 STIPULATIONS - REZONING OF APPROXIMATELY 27.15 ACRES HIGHLANDS PARKWAY AND LAKE RIDGE DRIVE FROM LIGHT INDUSTRIAL (LI) TO T.D. CONDITIONAL 4 1. These stipulations dated November 20, 2000 shall supersede in full any and all prior stipulations and conditions pertaining to subject property. 2. Rezoning of the subject property shall be from Light Industrial (LI) to T.D. Conditional with reference being made to that certain site plan prepared by HGOR Landscape Architects and Planners, dated September 25, 2000. 3. The development will be fee simple. 4. There will be two (2) curb cuts off Lake Ridge Drive and no direct access off Highlands 'Parkway. , 5. There will be a landscaped entry monument sign at the main entrance to the development and a small pillar monument at the rear entrance. 6. There will be a mandatory homeowners association and protective covenants on all units. The homeowners association will be endowed by the developer. 7. The minimum home size will be 1,800 square feet of heated space. 8. Exterior construction will be predominantly brick, stucco or stone. 9. All units will be sprinkled in accordance with City of Smyrna fire safety requirements. 10. All units will have enclosed garages. November 20, 2000 11. All utilities within the development will be underground. 12. The developer will comply with the City's current tree ordinance and plans shall be submitted to the city arborist for review and comment prior to construction. 13. The developer will install decorative streetlights within the development, subject to approval by the City Engineer. 14. All yards and common areas will be sodded and landscaped. 15. All landscape plans must be prepared, stamped, and signed by a Georgia Registered Landscape Architect for common areas and entrances. 16. All streets shall have a sidewalk on at least one side. 17. There will be fencing and landscaping on Highlands Parkway around the corner of Lake Ridge Drive that will continue to main entrance of development. Additional fencing and landscaping on Lake Ridge Drive will be shown on an entry plan approved by the Chief Building Official of the City of Smyrna. 18. There will be brick pavers installed at the main entrance of the development with the number of pavers to be determined by the entry design and approved by the Chief Building Official of the City of Smyrna. 19. There will be an amenity package for the development including a swimming pool and cabana. 20. The storm water detention plan shall be designed to create a 10% reduction in a 100-year storm event. The City Engineer shall approve all plans. 21. All storm water detention facilities must be screened appropriately to be unobtrusive to homes in the development. 22. The protective covenants will require all non-resident property owners to keep the Homeowners Association advised of the current address and telephone numbers where they can be reached. 23. No debris can be buried on any lot or common area. Councilman Lnenicka asked Mr. Sams if he is agreeable to the above stipulations and Mr. Sams stated yes. Councilman Hawkins seconded the motion. Motion was approved 6-1 with Councilman Newcomb opposed. (D) Land Use Change-27.15 Acres —Highlands Parkway —from Industrial Compatible to High Density Residential. Mayor Bacon stated that this is a public hearing and asked for public comment. There was none. Councilman Wood made a motion to approve the land use change request of Lifestyle Community Builders for 27.15 Acres of Highlands Parkway from Industrial Compatible to High Density Residential and Councilman Cramer seconded the motion. Motion was approved 6-1 with Councilman Newcomb opposed. (E) Rezoning Request-1.26 Acres-801 Church Street —From R-20 to L.C. Mayor Bacon stated that this rezoning was tabled at the October 16, 2000, Council Meeting. Mr. Smith stated that this rezoning request if approved will allow a Christian Pre -School and Family Child Care at this location. Mayor Bacon stated that this is a public hearing and asked for public comment. Attorney Michael Williams administered the oath to those persons wishing to speak. Councilman Cramer recognized Mr. Sams, attorney for the applicant, Cindy Smith. Mr. Sams stated that the applicant's husband, Mr. Jimmy Smith a member of the planning and zoning board, did not participate in the planning and zoning board's vote. Mr. Sams stated that there has been very little opposition to this rezoning request. Mr. Sams stated that he wanted to go on record as filing a Constitutional Challenge of the current R-20 zoning if the rezoning request is not approved because the Smith's constitutional rights will be violated. Mr. Sams described the physical location of the property and stated that this is a transitional area and that he believes that this is the best type of zoning for the purpose of childcare. Mr. Sams stated that Mrs. Smith has an impeccable reputation and that she has spoke with her neighbors regarding this rezoning. Mayor Bacon asked what type of curb cuts would be necessary and Mr. Sams stated that no additional curb cuts are necessary. Mayor Bacon asked what type of traffic impact this rezoning request would cause and Mr. Sams stated that there would be a small traffic increase in the morning. Councilwoman Capilouto asked Mr. Sams where the garbage dumpster would be and Mr. Sams described the location. Councilman Cramer asked Mr. Sams to describe garbage pickup and Mr. Sams did. Councilman Hawkins asked if the Smith family November 20, 2000 C! will continue to live on the property and Mr. Sams stated no. Councilman Hawkins asked if the drive way will need to be widened and Mr. Sams stated that the applicant will follow the City Engineer's recommendation. Councilman Hawkins asked if a sign would be installed and Mr. Sams stated that they would be willing to compromise on the sign issue. Mayor Bacon recognized Ms. Christie Vaughn, 1095 Church Street, who stated that the Smyrna area needs high quality childcare and that she is in favor of this rezoning. Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Ed Tompkins, 789 Church Street and next door neighbor of the Smiths, who stated that this is a residential neighborhood and that if approved, this rezoning will affect his property negatively because the Smith home is located 6 feet from his property line. This rezoning will cause his property value to decrease because of the increased traffic congestion on the property. Mr. Tompkins stated that most of the tree buffer area belongs to him. Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Charles Lawrence, 760 Pinehill Drive, who stated that a denial of this request would be an injustice to the Smiths and the residents of Smyrna. Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Woody Pierce, 393 Powder Springs Street, who stated that if this rezoning is allowed there would be a negative domino effect in the neighborhood. Mr. Pierce stated that he is concerned with the stairs in the home and the fire escapes for the third floor. Mr. Pierce stated that the home must be rebuilt due to the Americans with Disabilities Act and that he is speaking on behalf of his parents who live at 905 Pinehill Drive and are against the rezoning. Mayor Bacon recognized Mrs. Ann Teefy, resident of Dallas, Georgia and sister of Mrs. Smith, who urged the Council to give the Smiths the opportunity to offer quality and safe childcare. Mrs. Teefy stated that her child has been with Ms. Smith since six weeks of age. Mayor Bacon asked Mrs. Teefy if she thinks the quality of care will remain the same with the additional 90 children, and Mrs. Teefy said yes and that the quality of care could even increase. Councilman Hawkins asked if the quality of care would remain the same if the day care was located at a different location, and Mrs. Teefy stated that it is the caregiver not the location that sets the level of quality. Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Ed Whittington, 720 Pinehill Drive, who stated that he does not think this rezoning request would negatively affect the area because there are already churches across the street. Mayor Bacon recognized Ms. Diane Barge, Mr. Tompkins' daughter, who stated that all the trees that will need to be removed are on her father's property and that there is no room for expansion on the Smith's property. Councilwoman Capilouto asked Ms. Barge to point out the play area, and Ms. Barge stated that it is to the left side of the pool. Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Jim Lord, Ward 7 resident, who stated that approving the rezoning request will allow a homelike childcare atmosphere and that the Church of Christ across the street previously included a daycare and school. Mayor Bacon asked Mr. Lord if he believes the quality of day care will change with an increase in children and Mr. Lord stated that the caregivers determine the quality of care. Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Blake Poole, Cobb County resident and Smyrna property owner, who stated that Mrs. Smith provided care for his children in the past and that the quality of care that children receive in her care is an asset to the City of Smyrna. Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. James Royal, 1078 Westfield Trace and member of Faith Christian Center, who asked what would happen to the property if Mrs. Smith sold the property, and Mr. Williams stated that the property would revert to R-20. Mr. Royal stated that he is concerned with the traffic increase and the noise level that 100 children could generate. Mr. Royal asked if the day care will be open to the entire community and not just acquaintances and Mayor Bacon stated that the day care must follow all laws and regulations. Mayor Bacon recognized Mrs. Cindy Smith who stated that this rezoning would be beneficial to the City of Smyrna because of the quality of care that she offers in a homelike setting. Mrs. Smith stated that she continually keeps a waiting list because the need for quality, safe childcare in a homelike setting is a necessity. Mrs. Smith stated that she has met with the Fire Marshall and will meet all requirements. Mrs. Smith stated that it is not possible to achieve a homelike November 20, 2000 5 atmosphere in a commercial building. Mrs. Smith stated that there will not be deliveries and that she will not expand towards Mr. Tompkins' property. Mrs. Smith stated that she will be able to expand to include a Christian curriculum and that the pool will be removed. Mrs. Smith stated that she will offer a non -denominational BEKA system that will be open to all members of the community between the ages of 6 weeks and 5 years old. Mrs. Smith thanked Mayor and Council for their consideration. Councilwoman Capilouto asked Mrs. Smith if there will be a playground where the above ground pool is currently located and Mr. Sams stated yes. Councilman Cramer asked if this property was zoned residential when purchased, and Mr. Sams stated yes. Councilman Cramer asked Mr. Hildebrandt to describe the traffic impact, and Mr. Hildebrandt stated that there are already over 6,200 cars on this road every day. Councilman Cramer asked if another curb cut is necessary, and Mr. Hildebrandt said possibly not. Councilman Cramer asked Mr. Hildebrant if the road will need to be widened, and Mr. Hildebrandt stated that a left hand lane may be necessary. Councilman Cramer stated that there will be a tremendous traffic impact on Church Street. Councilman Newcomb stated that a zoning category could not be limited to individuals but to properties as a whole and that this rezoning request is not about the quality of childcare. Councilman Hawkins stated that if this vote was on the quality of childcare the decision to approve the request would be unanimous, but as elected officials they must apply the law equally to everyone and that there would be a great deal of change on this property. Councilwoman Capilouto asked what would happen to the rezoning if the property is not sold but the business is, and Mr. Sams stated that the rezoning could be limited specifically to this property and its owner. Mr. Williams stated Section 12-01 of the City code does offer the opportunity to put specific limitations on zoning with the applicant's agreement. Councilman Cramer made a motion to deny the rezoning request of 801 Church Street from R- 20 to L.C., and Councilman Hawkins seconded the motion. Motion to deny was approved 7-0. (F) Land Use Change-1.26 Acres-801 Church Street —From Low Density Residential to Neighborhood Activity Center. No action was necessary. (G) Island Annexation-22.4 Acres —Island 3—Camp Highland and Prince Roads. Mr. Smith stated that notices on the annexation of this 22.4-acre tract have been sent and that if approved the annexation will become effective on December 1, 2000 to become a part of Ward 7. Mayor Bacon stated that this is a public hearing and asked for public comment. Mr. Williams administered the oath to those wishing to speak. Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Henry Greer, 4890 Prince Road, who stated that there are only 8 homes on this road and most residents are retired and on a fixed income and that the residents do not want to be annexed into the City of Smyrna. Mayor Bacon recognized, Mr. W. C. Mobley, Prince Road, who stated that the people who live on this road couldn't afford to pay any more taxes. Mayor Bacon recognized Ms. Dolores Lacey, of South Argo Road, who stated that her home is surrounded by development and that she does not want to be annexed into the City of Smyrna. Councilman Wood stated that he understands that the residents of this neighborhood have lived in their homes for a number of years and that the City offers an additional $10,000 tax exemption for citizens over 62 years of age. Councilman Wood stated that the purpose of the Island Annexation Law is to eliminate the duplication of service delivery and that he has spoke with many residents on this annexation and understands the concerns of the citizens. Councilman Wood stated that historically, municipalities offer more services to citizens and that there is a police precinct and fire station closer to this area than any county station. Councilman Scoggins asked if the Annexation Coordinator has spoken with these residents, and Councilman Wood stated that all City personnel are available to these citizens. Councilman Lnenicka stated that the City has no plans to redevelop or rezone this property. Councilman Wood made a motion to approve the island annexation of 22.4 acres of Island 3 on Camp Highland and Prince Roads. Councilman Cramer seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0. November 20, 2000 6 (H) Island Annexation-245.40 Acres —Island 33 Kenwood Area. Mr. Smith stated that notices on the annexation of this 245.40-acre tract have been mailed to citizens and that if approved the annexation will become effective on December 1, 2000 and become a part of Ward 7. Mayor Bacon stated that this is a public hearing and asked for public comment. Mr. Williams administered.the oath to those wishing to speak. Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Wylie Wall, 4900 Argo Road, who stated that he is against big government. Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Charlie Poor, 5081 Fairmont Road, who stated that he had wanted to be annexed in the past because he felt that the City would protect his neighborhood. Mr. Poor stated that he is disappointed with the direction of the council towards development and that the Council had promised that they would require buffer zones between the homeowriers and developments and didn't follow through. Mr. Poore asked the Council to take a stronger stand with developments in the Kenwood area. Councilman Lnenicka stated that the City has effective code enforcement and would like to work with this area. Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. William Adams who stated that he believes this Kenwood area has been a wonderful neighborhood and that he is concerned with the thought of a developer buying up this property. Mr. Adams stated that he believes there are other appropriate areas that should be annexed instead of this island. Councilman Wood stated that he is not aware of any buyout or any pending buyout in this area and that the City of Smyrna will treat this area the same way that it treats other areas of the City. Mr. Smith stated that the annexation schedule being followed by Council was proposed by the City of Smyrna staff on the basis of service availability. Mayor Bacon recognized Ms. Kay Powell, 5190 Heather Road, who stated that she is impressed with the City Employees and their responses but she does not see the benefit to being annexed into the City of Smyrna. Ms. Powell asked if a road can be a legal boundary under this legislation, and Councilman Lnenicka stated yes. Ms. Powell stated that she wants facts not rhetoric for reasons of annexation and that she does not want redevelopment in her neighborhood. Ms. Powell asked for copies of the City Code, streetlights and curbs and gutters. Mayor Bacon recognized Ms. Lisa Thrasher, 5013 Fairmont Road, who presented a petition and stated that she is concerned with the growth of this area and its impact on the Cobb County Schools. Mayor Bacon recognized Ms. Judy Godwin, 5121 Heather Road, who stated that she is retired and lives on a fixed income and is physically unable to carry her trash to the end of her driveway. Ms. Godwin stated that she has already paid for her trash service for a year because she did riot know that she was going to be annexed into the City and Councilman Wood stated that the City will work with her. Ms. Godwin stated that she would like to benefit from being annexed. Mayor Bacon recognized Mrs. Mark Hughes, 2043 Kenwood Place, who stated that she does not see the benefit of being annexed into the City. Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Turpin, 2013 Harwinor Road, who stated that he is concerned with police protection and higher taxes. Mr. Turpin stated that he hopes the Council listens to everyone's comments. Mayor Bacoii recognized Ms. Wright, 1965 Harwinor Place, who stated that she does not believe that code `enforcement is harassment and would welcome any assistance that the City of Smyrna will offer to remove commercial and abandoned vehicles from this neighborhood. Councilman Wood stated that the City Mar`shalls will assist in enforcing City codes. Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Joe Carr, 1942 Kenwood road, who stated that he would vote against anyone who annexes his property into the City of Smyrna. Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Robert Dailey, 2041 Harwinor Road, who stated that he has rights. November 20, 2000 7 Mayor Bacon recognized Ms. Mary Gavant who stated that she owns two rental homes in this area and opposes the annexation. Mayor Bacon recognized a gentleman who lives at 5151 Heather Road, who stated that Nickajack Creek floods his yard acid asked if the City would be able to improve the Nickajack Creek flood area. A gentleman asked if garbage pick up is mandatory, and Mayor Bacon stated yes. Mayor Bacon recognized Ms. Marilyn Daily, 2051 Harwinor Road, who stated that she opposes the annexation. Councilman Wood made a motion to approve the annexation of the 245.40 acres of Island 33 of the Kenwood area which includes land lots 606, 617, 618, 619, 678, 679, 680, 689, 690 and 691 to become a part of Ward 7 with an effective date of December 1, 2000. Councilman Lnenicka seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0. (I) Charter Amendment —Section 35. Municipal Court —Creation; Powers; Punishment of Offenders. Mr. Smith stated that this Charter Amendment has been previously advertised and if approved, it will allow for imprisonment in the Smyrna Jail not to exceed 365 days, which will make it consistent with the probationary period that the judge could impose. Mayor Bacon stated that this is a public hearing and asked for public comment. There was none. Councilwoman Capilouto stated that this is the second reading of this amendment and made a motion to approve the Charter Amendment for Section 35 in compliance with OCGA 36-35-3. Councilman Scoggins seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0. FORMAL BUSINESS: (A) Ordinance Revision —Section 34-26—Court Session, Day and Time, Term of Court. Mr. Smith stated that Judge Curtis determined that term of court must be defined in our City Ordinance. Councilwoman Capilouto stated that the term of court should be 30 calendar days from the date of court and that this ordinance revision will bring the City in line with other municipalities and made a motion to approve the ordinance revision of Section 34-26—Court Session, Day and Time, Term of Court. Councilman Hawkins seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0. COMMERCIAL BUILDING PERMITS: There were none. BID AWARDS: (A) Bid Award-42000-030—Replacement Plant Material. Councilman Scoggins stated the city must replace plant material in the Spring Road and Windy Hill medians that were lost as a result of the drought. He stated that four bids were solicited with three companies responding. Councilman Scoggins made a motion to award the bid for the replacement plant material for the Spring Road and Windy Hill medians, for a total cost of $21,081.90 to Pike Wholesale. Councilman Wood seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0. CONSENT AGENDA: (A) Approval of November 6, 2000, Minutes. (B) Approval to Request Bids for SPD Badges. (C) Approval to Bid Topdresser for Facilities Division. (D) Approval to Request bids for Traffic Signal Contract Labor. November 20, 2000 Councilman Lnenicka made a motion to approve the consent agenda and Councilman Cramer seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0. COMMITTEE REPORTS: Mayor Bacon wished everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. Councilwoman Capilouto wished everyone a Happy Thanksgiving_ and reminded citizens to not drink and drive. Councilman Hawkins wished the citizens Happy Holidays. Councilman Cramer wished the citizens a Happy Thanksgiving. Councilman Lnenicka wished the citizens Happy Thanksgiving Holidays and reminded citizens to drive safely. Councilman Wood stated that he appreciates the citizens who spoke this evening and their comments. Councilman Wood wished everyone a Happy Thanksgiving season. Howard Smith thanked Mr. Williams for attending this evening. Mr. Williams thanked Mayor and Council for allowing him to attend this evening. Mayor Bacon thanked Chief Williams and Chief Hook for staying through entire meeting. ADJOURNMENT With no further business, U meeting adjourned at 11:07 p.m. A. MAX BACON, MAYOR CANDIS JOINERI CITY CLERK CHARLENE CAPILO TO, WARD I RON NEWCOMB, WARD 2 CHARLES PETE WOOD, WARD 7