03-15-1966 Regular Meeting169
(Continuation of March 7, 1966 Meeting)
Council authorized a letter originating from the City Hall
to the Health Department to issue a permit fors -:a septic tank
for a new church -addition, Old Concord Road by -reason -City
sewerage facility is not available.
Councilman Homer Kuhl reported the return.to active duty
of Carl Carson as of 3-1-66 and requested a letter addressed
to the City of Smyrna from Mr. Carson's doctor releasing him
for fire fighting duties. In connection with Sgt. J. L. Edge,
Councilman Homer Kuhl reported his return to the hospital for
further surgery and motioned to pay Sgt. Edge for ten additional
weeks. Motion seconded by C. W. Armour and voted unanimous.
A motion by J. C. Porterfield grants permission to the
Little League to build a 121 x 121 addition to the lower con-
cession stand in Jonquil Park. Motion seconded by Homer Kuhl
and passed.
Councilman J. B. Ables reported progress in connection
with employee insurance coverage relating mostly to lost time
accidents. In connection with lost time accidents it was re-
ported in Council by City Clerk that the present Workmants
Compensation coverage under contract with Federated Mutual was
a non-profitable account, they having set up $21,000 to cover
the four current claims. The one alternative to the above is
coverage through assigned risk pool.
The Council voted unanimous on J. C. Porterfield's motion
to approve as submitted the Council,Minutes of the meetings of
January 3 and January 17, 1966. The Council voted unanimous to
accept the February 7 and February 21, 1966 Minutes as submitted.
Both motions seconded by C. W. Armour.
In the final order of business, the Council set April 4,
1966, 7:30 P.M. for hearing the zoning petition of H. A. Peeler
to rezone approximately three acres fronting on Church Street
from R-1 Residential to Commercial classification 2. The motion
to accept petition by Homer Kuhl, second B. F. Stewart, and
voted unanimous.
Mayor G. W. Kreeger in discussing future water facilities
on South Cobb Drive for installation prior to proposed widening
called out a committee for study and report as follows: Homer
Kuhl, Chairman, B. F. Stewart and J. C. Porterfield.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned
at 11:00 P.M.
Next meeting March 21, 1966.
MARCH 15, 1966
The Mayor and Council met at City Hall above date at 7:30
otclock P.M. to discuss community antenna television proposal
as submitted by Mr. Daniel B. Shirley, of the Engineering Asso-
ciates, Inc.. During the one hour discussion period the repre-
sentatives answered all questions regarding their proposal.
Mayor G. W. Kreeger referred said proposal back to committee
for report in Council March 21, 1966.
At 8:30 otclock P. M. Councilman Homer Kuhl motioned that
the Council Members present vote to declare an official Council
meeting for the purpose of the annexation, issuing of building
permit, on the property known as Anchor 01-1 Station at the
northwest corner of South Cobb Drive and -Concord Road. Motion
seconded by C. W. Armour and voted unanimous. Mayor G. W.
Kreeger presided and all members of Council present except
J. B. Ables.
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(Continuation of March 15, 1966 Meeting)
On a motion by J'..C. Porterfield, seconded by C. W. Armour,
the property described above, a parcel of land in LL 415 approxi-
mately 2001 x 200t, per petition of Mr. J. C. Wine, was annexed into
the corporate limits of the City of Smyrna under the current Cobb
County zoning, Commercial-1. The petitioner agrees to abide by
existing ordinances, codes'and regulations of the City of Smyrna
and pay all taxes due the City of Smyrna for the year of 1968
or an amount equivalent thereto for City services rendered.
The vote on the above motion was unanimous. MEMO: Taxes
referred to above represents the J. C. Wine lanF only. The Ad
Valorem and inventory taxes, business license,'etc. are applicable
to the Hess Oil Company for 1967.
The second motion came by Councilman Homer Kuhl -to issue the
building permit to' the' W. R. Martin Construction Company of
Douglasville, Georgia, in tle amount of $25,000 covering plumbing,
slab, footings, tanks, pumps, And ramp. The second building permit
to be issued to Madison, Inc. for the metal structure. The motion
to issue the building permit seconded by B. F.-Stewart and voted
unanimous.
Council approved a Resolution authorizing the Mayor and City
Clerk to sign right-of-way deeds for City owned' properties on the
north side of Spring Road widening (SUS 1383-1) known as parcel
No. 68 in LL 737 and parcel No. 85 in LL• 776 and 809. Motion to
sign above described deeds by D. L.` Mixon, seconded by Homer Kuhl,
and voted unanimous.
There being no further business in the above recorded official
meeting, motion was made to adjourn at 9:00 o'clock P.M.
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MARCH 21, 1966
The scheduled mid -month meeting was held at City Hall March
21, 1966 and called to order at 7:30 P.M. Mayor G. W. Kreeger
presided with all Council Members and Department Heads present.
City Attorney, Berl T. Tate, absent due to death in family.
In the first order of business were three zoning hearings
as follows: The first hearing was a petition from W.' M. Reed
requesting a change in the zoning from R-1 to C-1 Commercial a
parcel of land at the south side intersection of Bank and South
Cobb Drive. The petition was denied on the basis of complaints
that the area is already flooded during heavy rains and develop-
ment of the land would increase the run off of water into their
yards. On motion by J. B. Ables, the request for rezoning was
denied pending correction of the flooding conditions. The motion
seconded by R. H. Wood. The vote was six to one for denial.
D. L. Mixon opposed.
The second hearing for rezoning per petition of C. J. Coker
and H. F. Allen was to change the zoning from R-1 to 110 Commercial
area. The two parcels lie east of the Funeral Home on Concord Road.,
There being no objection, Councilman Homer Kuhl motioned the two
parcels be rezoned from R-1 to 110 Commercial area.. Motion. -seconded
by C. W. Armour and voted unanimous.
There was no opposition regarding the third petition for
rezoning approximately fifteen acres on Hawthorne Street from R-1
to R-2 and known as the Julie Wilkie property. The agent, Bob
Leonard Realty, presented a plat showing the apartment structures
consisting of 174. units using approximately eleven acres of the