07-12-1966 Continued Meeting(Continuation of July 11, 1966 Meeting)
On building inspector's recommendation, the educational building
addition to the Bethel Baptist Church was approved .for issuance on
motion by C. W. Armour, second by J. B. Ables. and carried. MEMO:
The side road set back was waived per prior minutes.
Building permit (Potter & Company) covering a two story building
located at 389 South Cobb Drive was approved on motion Homer Kuhl,
second D. L. Mixon, and voted unanimous.
On the building inspector's recommendation, Council waived the set
back on the Logan property on Church Street to coincide with the
established building line of existing structures. Motion by J. B.
//Ables, second by R. H. Wood, and voted unanimous.
JIn regard to Agenda Item 15, malt beverage license, Johnny Reb Food
Stores, it was the opinion of Council -to authorize the City Attorney
to contact the Food Stores Attorney regarding the petition on file
and further to resubmit application for malt beverage license.
In other action, the Council:
1. Discussed the proposed amendment covering apartment structure
zoning, units per acre, set back, etc.
2. Issued permit on C. W. Armour's motion authorizing City employee
George Barnes (on his own time) to pick up cardboard in commercial
areas for salable purposes. Permit issued on a trial basis with
a six months limitation. Motion seconded by B. F. Stewart.
3. Renter of a portion of the store known as the old Maxwell Store
on South Cobb Drive shall be permitted to tap on to the existing
sewer facility at a $200 fee. Motion by R. H. Wood which carried.
4. Council, on C. W. Armour's motion authorized all sales of produce
at the C & S Used Car Lot on North Atlanta Street to cease as
of July 12, 1966. This action resulted by non-compliance with
City Business License Ordinance.
5. Final action on 1966-67 General Fund Operating Budgets was deferred
to 7:30 P. M. July 12, 1966.
6. Also deferred was any and all action concerning proposed ordinance
or franchise with the Atlanta Gas Light Company.
There being no further business, a motion was made to adjourn.
Adjourned 9:45 P. M. Next meeting July 12, 1966, 7:30 P. M.
JULY 12, 1966
A continued meeting of Mayor and Council was held and called to order
at 7:30 P. M. July 12, 1966. The meeting was to finalize the General
Fund Operating Budgets for 1966-67. During the four hour session,
each department budget was analyzed by accounting distribution
including capital expenditures and on motion by Homer Kuhl, second
by D. L. Mixon, the following budgets by departments were approved
on unanimous vote:
(Continuation of July 12, 1966 Meeting)
Department
Administrative
Library
Maintenance
Civil Defense
Treatment Plant
Sanitation
Fire
Police
Streets
Garage
Parks
Total 1966-67 General Fund
Operating Budget
$ 128,948.00
22,880.00
26,753.80
5,930.32
26,451.40
121,021.99
82.953.24
103,940.40
74.007.6h
4.1,000.00
51,530.00
$ 685,4.16.79
It was unanimously agreed that all increases in salaries and
wages during the fiscal budget year shall be in the form of an
office memo submitted in Council showing employee's name, present
rate, grade change, adjusted rate and the effective date. This
to be approved around the Council table.
Motion to adjourn 11:30 P. M.
Next meeting July 25, 1966.
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JULY 25�; 1966
The mid -month meeting of Mayor and Council was held at City Hall
July 25, 1966 at 7:30 o'clock P. M. Mayor G.-W. Kreeger presided
with all Council Members present except Councilman J. C. Porter-
field who was on vacation.
In the .first order of business the zoning petition of W. J.
Mackenna came up for hearing. The advertised petition requested`
the applicant's property on Spring Road at Rolling View Drive be
rezoned from R-1 to R-2 Town Houses, Restricted. Mr. Tuck.
spokesman for approximately thirty citizens present in opposition.
called out the usual objections such as overcrowding of schools,
traffic, parks and drainage, and further that houses were pur-
chased in the area with the understanding that -the surrounding
property owned by Mr. MacKenna would be reserved as R-1 Residential.
Mr. W: J. MacKenna, the petitioner, stated that apartments and
duplexes were being built in the area and that 124 modern town
houses should be approved with the Jonquil Park .facilities as a
buffer. In further discussion, a motion to deny the application
from R-1 to R-2 was made by C. W. Armour. Motion'seconded by
D. L. Mixon. On the question, Councilman J.-B. Ables opposed the
motion with the suggestion that duplexes should be considered on
the above named parcel. The vote on the above motion carried five
- to one. Voting against the motion, J. B. Ables.
The second zoning petition R-1 to R=2 Apartments•Restricted on
Stephens Street came•up for hearing. The petitioner, Alice Reed,
was represented by Mr. B. F. Young of Ripley and Company. Ten
citizens were present in opposition to the zoning. Mr. Young
addressed Council and stated that all requests called out in the
June 20, 1966 meeting had been met such as 751 buffer zones, 160
units to be built on the 10.3 acres, plus street paving and curbing
would be installed in Stephens Street. The opposition mentioned
surface water drainage problems, traffic, sidewalks and inadequate
sewage facilities. A motion to deny the application from R-1 to