03-19-1973 Regular MeetingPAGE 137
(Continuation of March 5, 1973 meeting)
Mayor Pro-Tem Homer Kuhl reported that Mayor John C. Porterfield and City Clerk,
L. W. Charles, attended the annual meeting with Georgia Power'officials and re-
ceived the franchise check�in the amount of $101,377; this money'to be deposited
in the General Fund.
V. M. Broyles reported on the following delinquent accounts: McGillis Flower Shop,
South Cobb Drive, $238 for sanitation, covering a period of the past three years.
It was also reported that the money fora business license for the shop had been
accepted; however, the business license was. being held in City Hall. Dales
Barbeque (Old Dog and Suds) $252 owed on sanitation. No business license. Mr.
Kuhl agreed to contact Dales Barbeque•on the business license. The delinquent
sanitation accounts were referred to Councilman Arthur T. Bacon.
Mayor Pro-Tem Homer Kuhl stated the dugout tournaments would be held at Campbell
High School April 14. Mr. Bob White stated a donation from the City would cer-
tainly be appreciated. Councilman C. 0.'Canada•motioned that -the City purchase
a $50 ad. Jack Miles seconded the motion which was approved by unanimous vote.
Councilman Marston Tuck read a letter from Civil Defense Director Jim Farley in
regard to tying in the large generator in the Police Station to City Hall and the
Fire Station. Mr. Farley stated Ledbetter Electric would do the wiring for $7295.50
(overhead) and $6475.00 (underground), plus $350.00 for direct burial cable. The
above quotes would leave the City responsible for digging the ditches and covering
them after the cable is run. Mr. Tuck motioned that Council accept the underground
figure in the amount of $6475.00, to be paid from Revenue Sharing Funds. The motion
died for lack of a second.
Councilman C. 0. Canada motioned that bids be secured on the above mentioned work.
Jack Miles seconded the motion. The vote was unanimous. It was suggested that the
City Electrical Inspector work with Mr. Farley on specifications for -the bids.
Councilman Marston Tuck passed out to each member of Council, a letter listing his
comments on the way a certain item was handled at the last meeting.
Pro-Tem Homer Kuhl asked for a motion to table until the next meeting. C. 0. Canada
motioned this item be tablid to the next meeting. The motion was seconded by Jack
Miles which carried on a three to two vote. Voting for the motion, C. 0. Canada, Jack
Miles and E. R. Coalson. Voting against the motion, Marston Tuck and Arthur T. Bacon.
Councilman E. R. Coalson reported he was receiving calls from residents on Cherokee
Trail in regard to the unfinished house moved in by Mark Turner. This was referred to
the building inspector for follow through.
Councilman C. 0. Canada stated he had received-a'request from Boy Scout Troop 707 for
use of the basement of the Teen Canteen, Monday nights, 7:00 P, M. to 9:00 P. M. and
motioned the request be granted. Arthur T. Bacon seconded the motion which carried
by unanimous vote.
C. J. Fouts complained of the charge of $350.00 for a business license.
The meeting adjourned at 9:01 P. M.
MARCH 19, 1973
The regularly scheduled mid -month meeting of Mayor and Council was held at City Hall,
Smyrna, Georgia, March 19, 1973, and called to order at 7:30 P. M. by presiding officer
Mayor John C. Porterfield. All Council Members were present. Also present were:
?` L. W. Charles, City Clerk, D. Scott Jackson, Asst. City Clerk, J. E. David, Supt.
Public Works, V. M. Broyles, Asst. Supt. Public Works, N. Proctor, Clerk, Leon Hood,
Building Inspector, W. L. Westbrook, Plumbing Inspector, C. C. Porterfield, Fire Chief,
46_ Don Atkinson, Asst. Fire%Chief, George Hardy and Dick Willis, Consultant Engineers,
and a representative of -the Marietta press.
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Invocation was given by Councilman Homer Kuhl.
PAGE 138
(Continuation of March 19, 1973 meeting)
Mr. W. A. MacKenna appeared before Mayor and Council under Agenda Item, Citizens
Reports, requesting a permit to move a house from Spring Road to Spring Creek Place.
J. E. David reported there was a drainage problem on the lot -on Spring Creek Place
and estimated 185 feet of 24 inch pipe would'be required to drain off the surface
water from Spring Road. Councilman Forster Puffe questioned the variance in value
of the house to be moved and the houses on Spring Creek Place. Mr. MacKenna agreed
to install the pipe, if necessary. On motion by Forster Puffe, seconded by Marston
Tuck, the request was tabled, to be included on the next Agenda. The vote was five
for the motion. C. 0. Canada was opposed to the motion and Arthur T. Bacon abstained.
Councilman C. 0. Canada suggested to Mr. MacKenna that he bring a letter of intent on
bringing the house up to standards of others -in the neighb7orrhood, installation of
drainage pipe, etc.
A petition was submitted by H. J. and Vera F. Dunton to annex property located in
Land Lot 379, approximately 5.9 acres, into the corporate limits of the City of
Smyrna. The property is located on the southwest corner of South Cobb Drive and
Church Street. On motion by Homer Kuhl, seconded by E. R. Coalson, the property was
annexed as advertised under existing Cobb County R-20 zoning and made a part of Ward
V . Vote on the motion was unanimous.
A request was made by H. J.,and Vera F. Dunton to have the property described above,
just annexed into the corporate limits, rezoned from R-20 to C-1. On motion by
Homer Kuhl, seconded by Arthur T. Bacon, the hearing date was set for April 16, 1973.
Vote on the motion was unanimous.
A zoning hearing was held on property located at 971 and 960 Powder Springs Street
from R-1 to District C and C-1. Mr. Edward J. Abercrombie requested the rezoning -at
971 Powder Springs from R-1 to District C. Mr. W. A. Brown requested the rezoning at
960 Powder Springs Street from R-1 to C-1 for the purpose of operating a day care center.
Mr. Brown stated the State Department of Children's Services would only allow seven
children under the present residential permit. Mr. Brown further stated a petition had
been signed by al-l'Mome owners within a 300 foot radius stating they did not object,
Cthat they were in full compliance to all state regulations, and had remodeled the
structure at great expense with the expectation of caring for around fifty children.
Mr. Paul Grebe of 766 Powder Springs objected to the rezonings listing traffic conges-
tion, no speed breaks on Powder Springs, and insufficient water pressure at the present,
time. Councilman C. 0. Canada moved that the rezoning at.971 Powder Springs Street
be denied. Marston Tuck seconded the motion. The vote was six to one, E. R. Coalson
opposed. On motion by C. 0. Canada, seconded by Marston Tuck, the rezoning at 960
Powder Springs -Street was also denied. The vote was six to one, E. R. Coalson opposed.
A request for a land use permit on Hargrove Road for the purpose of sales, service
and leasing of mobile homes was referred to the business license committee and City
Attorney for recommendations at the next Council meeting.
Commercial building permits were submitted by building inspector Leon Hood and upon
his recommendations the following action is recorded:
(1) E. Y. Smith, addition to present structure, 50' x 100' masonry addition, and a
request for variance of five feet rear yard set back. The building permit was approved
on motion by E. R. Coalson, seconded by Marston Tuck. The variance in rear yard set
back from 30' to 25' was also granted with the stipulation that a seven foot fence be
erected at the rear of the property. Vote on the motion was unanimous.
Councilman Forster Puffe stated he had received the appraisals on the Atlanta Street
project only a few minutes before the Council meeting and would like for the committee
to study the appraisals and report at the next meeting.
Mayor J. C. Porterfield stated he had talked with Bob Sutton of the Cobb County
Engineering Office prior to the meeting and learned the contract had been approved for
resurfacing Atlanta Street from Marietta to the river. Mayor Porterfield encouraged
Council to speed approval of the appraisals as it might be p6ssible to work the City
portion in with the County paving.
Consultant Engineer George Hardy stated bids were accepted last Friday for the South
Cobb widening project and he believed a bid would be approved. Mr. Hardy suggested
bids be let for relocation of the utilities to be opened at the April 16th meeting.
On motion by Forster Puffe, seconded by Homer Kuhl, it was agreed that bids be let for
relocation of the utilities, the bids to be opened April 16, 1973. Vote on the motion
was unanimous.
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(Continuation of March•19, 1973 meeting)
It was reported that clearance on right of way on�Concord-L'ove was in progress and
should.be completed this week. Councilman Jack Miles motioned that Consultant Engineer
George Hardy be authorized to let bids for relocation of utilities on Concord -Love
as soon as•plans are ready, the bids to be received at the earliest possible date.
C. 0. Canada seconded the motion which was voted unanimously.
It was reported that C. W. Matthews Contracting Company had the contract•for resur-
facing three City streets, Church, Powder Springs and Highland Drive, and work would
begin when weather permitted.
Mayor J. C. Porterfield read a reply to Councilman Marston Tuck's statement regarding
the proposed paving of a roadway from Church Street to the Reeves Apartments. .Mr.
Marshall Roberts appeared before Council objecting to the roadway. Councilman Homer
Kuhl stated about seventy-five residents had signed -a petition requesting the roadway.
Councilman Marston Tuck motioned that his statement and.Mayor Porterfield's reply be
made a part of the minutes of this meeting. The motion was seconded by Arthur T. Bacon.
Vote on the motion was unanimous. James E. David to follow through on drainage problems.
A request to use plastic pipe above ground in an apartment unit on Roswell Street was
withdrawn. j
City Attorney Berl T. Tate stated he had not received'a reply from Burson Properties'
lawyer regarding the sewer tap on fees for the Norseman Apartments. D. Scott Jackson
reported Fi Fa's had been recorded on'the sewer taps. '
Berl T. Tate, City Attorney, stated the Smyrna House Bills had passed both the House
and Senate and as soon as the Governor signed the bills he would be notified.
Councilman Homer Kuhl reported on the Cobb Municipal Association meeting held March 13,
1973. Mr. Kuhl stated an act creating a Taxation Study Committee of Cobb County was
discussed. The committee would be composed of twelve members; six members to be citizens
of Cobb County appointed bythe Governing Authority of Cobb County, and one member
would be appointed by the Governing Authority of each of the Municipalities in the
County.
In reporting further on the Cobb -Municipal Association meeting, Mr. Kuhl stated it was
voted on by the membership that each municipality appoint one member or delegate from
each City to meet with the legislative committee and one member from each City be
appointed as a liasion member to work with the County Commissioners. Councilman Jack
Miles motioned that Mayor J. C. Porterfield be appointed the liasion member and Council-
man Homer Kuhl be appointed to the legislative committee. The motion was seconded by
E. R. Coalson and vote on the motion was unanimous.
On motion by Councilman Forster Puffe, seconded by C. 0. Canada, the February 5, 1973
minutes were approved as submitted and corrected. The motion carried. Six members
voted for the motion, Marston Tuck, abstained.
On motion by Forster Puffe, seconded by Arthur T. Bacon, the February 17, 1973 minutes
were approved as submitted. The vote was six for the motion. Marston Tuck abstained.
On motion by Jack Miles, seconded by Forster Puffe, the February 19, 1973 minutes were
approved as submitted. The vote was six'for the motion'. Marston'Tuck abstained.
Arthur T. Bacon, Chairman of the Alcohol Control Committee, reported the Smyrna pouring
license was being retyped after minor revisions and should be ready•for Council action
at the next' meeting.
On motion by Homer Kuhl, seconded by Arthur T. Bacon, the following addition was made
to the 1973 Business' License Schedule of Fees:
Code 1065 Art Galleries $50.00
Vote on the motion was unanimous.
�` On motion by Homer Kuhl, seconded by C. 0. Canada, the following addition was made to
the 1973 Business License Schedule of Fees:
Code 2916 Swap Shop $100.00
Vote on the motion was unanimous.
PAGE 140
(Continuation of March•19, 1973 meeting)
A request was made to Mayor and Council for a parade permit for the Little -League tc
be held April 21, 1973, at 11:45 A.M...On motion by Jack Miles,,seconded,by Arthur
T. Bacon, the request was granted. Vote on the motion was unanimous. Councilman
Jack Miles to notify the police department. The Mayor and all Councilman were
invited to join in the parade. ,
Mayor J. C. Porterfield read.a letter from J. A. -Bradford, Jr.,•Tennis•Coach, Wills
High School, requesting permission to use the tennis courts on Ward Street, five days
per week, 3:45-6:30, March through May. The request was approved on motion by C. 0.
Canada, seconded by Forster Puffe. The vote was unanimous.
Mayor J. C. Porterfield stated Mrs. Marion Wilhelm had discussed with him the pos-
sibility of extending some county parks programs to the city parks. On motion by
Forster.Puffe, seconded by E.._.R. Coalson; authority was granted the -Parks Commission
to•extend any of.theicounty•programs that could be worked,out into the city parks
program.. Vote on the motion was unanimous.
A letter addressed to Mayor and Council from Calvin F. Simmons, General Manager, Cobb
County Water Authority, was read by Mayor J. C..Porterfield. The letter contained
the following message: "Effective May 1, 1973, water rates to all customers of the
Cobb County -Marietta Water Authority will be increased by .02 per thousand gallons.
With this rate increase the cost of water to you will be .27 per thousand gallons."
On the recommendation of Mayor,Porterfield, and on motion by Jack Miles, Council
agreed to absorb the increase in rate until the Bohannon Plant is completed. The
rrmotion was seconded by Arthur T. Bacon and vote on the motion was unanimous.
IOn motion by Forster Puffe, seconded by Jack Miles, elected 'officials are to be
covered under Workman's Compensation, effective April 26, 1973. Vote on the motion
was unanimous. Cost of .the additional personnel.would be about $100 per year Mr.
Puffe stated.
Councilman Marston Tuck read a letter from W. B. Sanders commending Tommy Harper of
the Fire Department for his capability, interest and proficiency in administering
the first aid training course attended by ten members of his staff. Mr. Tuck rec-
ominended a copy of the letter be sent to Mr. Harper. Councilman Forster Puffe
recommended ,that as many city employees as possible attend the training course.
Mr. Harold Smith extended an invitation to Mayor and Council to attend a revival at
the 1st Baptist Church ,beginning April 9, 1973. ,
It was suggested that prevention of,motor bikes tearing up parks property be handled _
through city ordinance. 1 11 /1//
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The meeting adjourned at.9:25 P. M.. �I
STATEMENT OF MARSTON TUCK, COUNCILMAN, WARD 1, CITY OF SMYRNA CONCERNING COUNCIL
ACTION OF FEBRUARY 18, 1973, RELATING TO VOTE TO PAVE A STREET TO A PRIVATE APART-
MENT DEVELOPMENT WITH COST TO CITY APPROXIMATELY $5000.00
At the last city council meeting, this council, over my objection, and my negative vote,
approved a measure to pave a street to a private apartment development with the cost
to the city being approximately $5000.00. The item was not on the printed agenda at
the meeting, and therefore I did not have the opportunity to study the proposal prop-
erlX,; Nor did I have th opportunity to study it prior to the meeting.
The proponents of the measure said that the city would derive some benefit out of the
road since it opened the way to the rear of the Teen Canteen. I fail to see where the
city can benefit because the road will destroy much needed parking space in the teen -�
canteen lot, and the traffic to the apartments will be so heavy that it possibly
could cause a hazard to the young children and others using the swimming pool and othei,
facilities at the Church Street park.
The proponents of the paving say that it will provide a fire lane for quick access
to the apartments in the event there is a fire. I agree that a fire lane is a needed
PAGE 141
(Continuation of Marston Tuck's Statement)
item.. However, in all other cases I can think of in the past, the property owners had
to pay for their own fire lanes and streets into the development.
But this particular piecezof. property and its owner seem to have received some very
special attention and consideration on a number of occasions relative to this land.
You gentlemen around the table might recall that I touched on this almost a year
ago when an apartment building permit was requested. You might also remember that
I voted against granting that permit.
For those of you who don't know --the property in question at one time belonged to
the city of Smyrna, and it has a most interesting history. Deeds on record at the
Cobb County Court House show that the city acquired this land from Clifford D. Henry
on May 4, 1956 and paid him $9000.00 for the land. The city also received a Model
M. Farmall Tractor and the right to construct a public road along the west boundry
line. (A copy of that deed is marked exhibit I, and is attached.) It's important
to remember the reference to the right of way because it comes up again later.
Ten years later on April 1, 1966, a "corrected" warranty deed was filed in the Cobb
County Courthouse on the piece of property in question. The reason given on the
deed was "the dimensions of the east and west boundry lines of the original deed
between the parties being in error." It's interesting that this "error"had gone
undetected for ten years. In the corrected deed the city of Smyrna lost 146 feet
on the west boundry, 132 feet on the east boundry, but the "corrected" deed also
provided for the 30 foot fight of way for the city for a public r`oad7.
Filing a correct deed is not unusual. It has happened on numerous occasions in the
past.
On the same day the "corrected" deed was signed by Mr. Henry another deed was signed
also. This one was from Clifford D. Henry to E. A. Reeves, conveying certain prop-
erty, some of which had been eliminated from the city of Smyrna by the "corrected"
deed. According to the deed (Exhibit 2 attached) the total amount of property con-
veyed was 2.413 acres, more or less. All this property adjoined the City of Smyrna
property and as a matter of fact, the 30 foot wide right of way previously granted
to the city in both the original deed, and the corrected deed, was "sold" to Mr. Reeves.
Mr. E. A. Reves by the way, was a co -campaign manager for a former Smyrna Mayor in
1965, 1967, and 1969.
Some five months after the filing of the corrected deed and the sale to Mr. Reeves,
on September 12, 1966. The Smyrna City Council voted to "exchange property deeds
upon completion of surveys concerning the City of Smyrna and the E. A. Reeves prop-
erty in the area of the Church Street Recreation Center." (quote from official
minutes.)
Two days later on September 14, 1966, the City of Smyrna conveyed to E. A. Reeves a
portion of the original land purchased from Mr. Clifford D. Henry, which amounted
to about 3.6 acres of land, which on today's market would probably be valued in the
neighborhood of $50,000 to $60,000 for purposes of apartment building. Even in 1966,
it probably would have been worth $20,000 to $30,000.
On the same day, September 14, 1966,=.Mr: Reeves conveyed to the City of Smyrna a 30
foot strip of land, (Exhibit 5). This is the same parcel that the city had previously
acquired title to in the original deed from Mr. Henry and the "corrected" deed from
Mr. Henry.
In other words, the land that Mr. Reeves "gave" to the city of Smyrna in exchange for
3.6 acres of land, was already dedicated to the city for use as a road.
The deeds and other information attached indicate that Mr. Clifford D. Henry apparently
conveyed property to the City of Smyrna on the same date that he conveyed the same
property to Reeves.
At this point in time,lI•recommend to you gentlemen that your action of last council
meeting be rescinded in regards to the building of the road, that the building permit
for the apartments be withdrawn, and that a full investigation be conducted into
the transferes and exchanges inv6lving the Church Road Teen Canteen property.
PAGE 142
(Continuation of Marston Tuck's Statement)
I think'the'investigation needs to be conducted, first of all, to protect the interes
of the citizens of Smyrna. Secondly, Mr. Kuhl, Mr. Porterfield, and possibly Mr.
Canada were members of council at the time of the transfers, and I believe they
would be interested in seeing.the air cleared in this matter.
If there was any misunderstanding on the part of the councilmen at that time as to
what property the city was getting in exchange for the "Reeves" property, then
certainly, the property should be recovered.
All I urge at this time is that no further action be taken inathe way of paving the
street or allowing the building of the apartments to take place until the investigation
is conducted.
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PAGE 143
ANSWER TO MR. TUCK'S STATEMENT OF LAST MEETING WHICH FOR SOME REASON WAS PRE-
SENTED WITHOUT ANY ADVANCE NOTICE AND AT A TIME WHEN BOTH THE MAYOR AND CHAIR-
MAN OF THE STREETS COMMITTEE WERE ABSENT
I might add the action of 2/18/73 was taken as a committee report as many items
are that are properly handled.
I appreciate the manner in which council handled the unannounced statement of mis-
information and invercdos on March 5, 1973.
The corrected warranty deed mentioned merely corrected a legal description that
actually put the front property pins across Church Street about half way through
the property on the north side. The city did not lose one inch of ground through
the corrected deed.
If Mr. Tuck will read the deed he so graciously furnished, he will find Mr. Henry
retained title to a 30 ft. right of way for himself and the only thing he "gave"
the city was the right to construct a road. Since the city did not build the
road, Mr. Henry was within his rights in selling the 30' strip to Mr. Reeves.
The property exchange referred to by Mr. Tuck was not requested by Mr. Reeves
but by Mayor and Council for three reasons. One was to get rid of a mammouth
hole in the ground not worth a plug nickel let alone the figures mentioned in
Mr. Tuck's letter. The second was to allow an entrance from Medlin Street and
thirdly to retain the 30' strip for a road to the remaining Church Street property.
y A road just to our property behind the Teen Canteen would have cost the city
$11,020. The motion as presented by the Streets Committee recommending the paving
specifies that any development west of the proposed street would cost the developer
orie-half .(1/2) of our cost so the net cost of a street worth $11,000 to the city
will be $2,500. I commend the Streets Committee for this savings.
My personal knowledge of this situation and a thorough check of the records indi-
cates nothing out of line and the city benefited greatly both from the land
transfer and the decision to participate in the paving.
IL07,
OHN C. PORTERFIYA,D, MAYOR L. 7ES, CITY'CL
MARSTON TUCK, COUNCILMAN
WARD #1
ARTHUR T. BACON, COUNCILMAN
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C. 0. CANADA,
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(JACK) NORMAN MILES, COUNCILMAN
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FORST VUFFE, COUNCILIM
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HOMER KUHL, COUN ^MAN
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of the St: Georgia,and County of -PPb§ ................. ........... ...... f 0 t F
jr. n d ........... &,:1a,.City..of.. .......................... . ...... ......... ....
Cobb
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of the St, -f C of the second part L.
1: 71,at the !aid part -Y........ of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of
---------- r valu3ble considcratim; and to -In ---------- ---- --'MOU ARS
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In hand pald lit Am! before the staling and delivery of these pre3ent,-;, the receipt whereof is hereby ne.
I L -1, to -: granted, baysired, zold and cc;nveyod, sand by these prwnts & es..... grant, bar.
nnd unto the said party........ of tbe -ccnnd part, il 3..:;u--ce.-sors. kKXX and as- r
-p,m all that trnct or parcel of 1-ind lying and being In 0,v- 11a1
11,4 "end Section of Cotib Cout,Ly, Cccrgia, and uein.. more particularly
p,-,-inning at a roint on tha south side of Church Strec:t Extension where it interzects t
cc sc%th 1 cast 1158 f�-at 4,:)
jritjj t-jw, vis,. 1�n�. of said land Lot 41r"; running thr�i
'an ircri 1-.in -jo-ited on the east line of said I-3r-J Lot L4; running thence north
unning then:::c north 1 -
wi-st for a jistonce of 137.3 feet to an iron pin; i
south 720 061 wast
Lance of 49h feet to an iron p1n; run thence 5
ca,�t for a d. , th nc
for a distanQP of 195 feet; running thence north lo 121 east for abistance of
aid Church Street
7-15.5 feet to )n iron r.in.located c�n the south side of the s
rur.-.inj-, th--mce north F{90 00, f!ar.t along; th-i said south side of the s3-'j
Church Street r:xtension for a distance of 326 feet to the point of be.-innin:-.
Grantor rQ.,7er%---3 a 30 foot right of way a distance ofr,.'.5 feet a1o%�r the west
bonr.c,,iry -11ne of the above deccribed r-roperty, but [:runT:7 the 1-,r3nt1:e the ri,-ht to 7
construct a pul)lic road thereon. I
7 An is -%-m to correct that certni:i -warranty deed bet,,een the porties
) :, � ,� - ') di
11J. and recorded in LLed 1,,oak page the m----%sions of t,
e. ;t anti boundary lines of the orir�innl deed bet,.:,.,cn the p3rtit:s heinj,, 4-n
,,or.
TO IHAVE AND TO HOLD, The'said I.,aipained premises, together with a and singular, 0-.9
:;alas J)cirig, belorju-, or in anywise appertair.7::V.
nia-�ben; ;:;,d a�pjrtenancas thereoi. W
to Ce (nly proper use, L.neflt and behoof of .......the ... .. ............. -Aid part y ... ... of the second pa-t
ity, :L�Fre and assigns forever, IN FFE SIMPLL.
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And the said part,:.:..... of the first part, for ..:heirs, executors and admin-s-
trators Nvill warrant and forever defend the ri-ht and title to, the above described property unto t i;a
raid party.......:, 01 the second part,-..7, :150A and assigns, agaiiFt the lawful c'
of til persona who-tioever.
IN NVI[ErEOF, The said pert of "lie first part, has here-,7.to set
...... an .1 fixed :is.,.the day and year above written-
ti. and --+red W,the resence of: SEAL)
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STAIMA11D WARRANTY DEED
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TIIIS INDENTURE, made this ...... 1At..... day of ...... "X11......................
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in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and...s�ty..Sig. .
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b� wecn°.. .............. CLIFFORD D. HENRY
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Of th;.: fate of ...:... CEPRCOA................ and County of .. .....:. CO3B_. ................. .. of the first part
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of the State of .. GEORCT-A.............. and County of .. ........ C0813 ......... of the second part.
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Vl'ITNisSSB,TII : T::at the snid partY........ . of the first part for ,and in consideration of the sum of
Q ..:Ii1ILCC'"SI1?EASR4D $.10.00U) - --- ...... ...---...... DOLLARS
Li hard paid at and before the seating and delivery of these presents, the receipt whereof is hereby rc•
Iti ,, r:icdzed, ha s..... prranted, bargained, sold and conveyed, and by these presents does..... grant, bar-
isin, sell and convey unto the said part.Y........ of the second part, ........... hi8.............. heirs and as.
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nll that tract or Parcel of 11nd lying and hcing in Land Lctt;a..414..and...415... of-the...l7th........
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:ii tsct, 2nd Sectiva of Cobb County, Georgia, being raore particularly described as
foal,:
nt a point 316 feet,west of the intersection of the east line of said hand
L , 15 and the southerly side of Church Street Extension, as measures] along the south-
erly :;ids of C2:urch street extension; running thence south 1 degree 12 minutes west for
a of 1145.5 feet to an iron pin, point and corner; running thence south 83 de-
aL.10 i 44 r,iniites east- for a distance of 178.7 feet to an iron pin, 'point and corner;
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runnin:; thence north l degree SO ninutea east for a distance of 494 feet to an iron pin,
point rnd corne:r; running thence south 72 degrees 06 minutes west for a distance of
163.5 feet to an iron pin, point and corner; running thence north 1 degree 12 minutes
-e .sL for a_dictance of 705.8 feet to an iron pin anJ point on the southerly side cf the
s.ii,i Church Street Extension; running thence west for a distance of 30 feet along the
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,autj:eriy sine_ of the said C1:urch Street 1 r.c..sion to the point of beFinning. The above
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described parcel contains 2.413 acres, more or less.,
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This property is i)re p::rticul&rly shown on a plat prepared in March,;1966, by Robert
T. 1'=-.rer, Sury<•, ir, s,id plat Lein�g recordr.i in Pl,,r ', .',ok 3�,, pa^e q7- Cobb County
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TO HAV2 AND ` O It01.1), Tiia said bar ,wined prerni•!�:;, t.ola:azer wi[h ail and sing: iar, t: a �',•
ri-:zts, merrlb rs and wppurtenavices th.reof, to the : ame being, bJor.;;ira, or in anywise appertaining, C
to the only proper uEe, h^ncut and behoof of.....:...... t" c.. .............. said part .Y....... of the second part
his ................... .heirs and a,: i;;ns force r, i:, i ia: SIMPLE. t� �
n(l the Faid party...::.::. of the first part, for.,.:: his.. .... ....... .. l�
...heirs, executors and adminis•
trators v.rill Warrant ::nd forever do -end the right and title to the above described property unto the t ;
' _. heirs and assi s s
c zru ,•. t ..y... c, :second part,..... t'-''.... ... gn , again=t the lawful claim 'Y
of uil 1..r ;nna wlvy. a(,(ver. T
lY R'ITNI S'::3 1' 1::i;EOP, The said part. y...... . of the first part, has...... hereunto set hi
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hand and ai:ixed ........ .. his ..... ...... ...... sc••l ...:..:..: , Ve day and year above written.
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' :t 8 #'.rit pr!rt f'or an:i in crr.sld4v,.tion of t.�e rang of
rs d of thml PNIOr>ts, t:.3 reW,,,t whereof is hereby ua y
s pra:t..a do.CA....... gra tt bar. ro
c'' L� second „nrt............ .Li-. ... heirs and is.
n.-d i in
✓`` f G , • _orc,i7, i�. r^rc particularly d_.:cribed as
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a .e,y tltFt 1 of
_ nt . � � r I.ir:d Lot L.7h, (A fe et south of the inter-
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Tort r a -r�' o.t Land ?�;tn W), and 415 with the southerly,side of
ying ta: Ynoi south 1 dof;ree A0 rdnut.?•+ c,3st alcn the said east line
.tiatac. ,e of 45It' 'ect to ari' ire,^. r.• running
i nc r, t �3 d �; *ran �t}� Tt ^.x►c Vt pt for a' di ta;.c^pcf'l ,,ir�t�ar� corner;
,. 37.3 ct to an`ircn em,
r°'`ttbr�t'"i t dgrrnd+ 50 ninutes cn:;t for a distance of k9ft:
tr�',�Z t i•,; HA rn:R3; therc;r 001kith 72 dose* a 06 r.,3nutr.3 zae^t for a distance "r
� 1"S foot Cri an iron 3>$6t. saint sn corimer; r mninp, ther— north l dWee 12 rinu
rtlt +'It '+'or 11 U1 f' t5ntlr• oC tQ an ron pin, pArt rind corner: running' thence east
far' a diatar:ce v1' "31d feet to the cam 2ino'of i.:r. Lot 4i1i and the point of beginn- }
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$� ra pfe dti �: ' ;. yr yit f ayy es „iAV ,.' y `�'• ""f r-; L. '.
TO 11AV'X: :`,'' n TO I ��J. ha said W-Tined preraiaes, together with all and singular, the ;
r ..r. , members nr a} ir, r'cr..:-►c.s therect. to t::a satne being. belonging, or in anywise appertainlog.
Uo Lcj;.,,t a-.,3 4r$uof of...1..1 ...... .......Raid pert , ........ of the second art
;�x .. .r3 r ;ts Lrc•,w, IN PLE'Sl."..,PLE. y
P-d tle' r,.idl nv.rt,t.......... of t, ; u:r;t p-,r.. far it,. strc c.--�...Ei� executors and admials.
C,l v%I 5 i z•'::rr ,t trtl ' }r . 7 (.; S. rJ this r i z%'! mA title. to Vie abov0 dcncribed property unto tha
r2, s. :, _ o .d , ^ r , .... heirs And sssigua. BTxfAat the rtni elairq
► fir, , .s . .
t% a firnt mrt,.. bA3.. bemnLo
. ,. •, ... ..... r.i_ c ci At's ............... Wc i .. _..... , the day and year above jilittelL
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a r !� of the Ant past.
t _ ..... DLCI rt7 , Gi' :CrA t1.:. Of the saMA kart -• G,
par*- +17 .' A, t partfor and to ccnaideratioo' n of
of t?:e a•ra oi',
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.»'Alas ud -., eery of t?::,: nrexnLl. tha serellt whereof Is hsreby at.
w �� r3 Er 1, s ,tizsed, a:.i sz;d ear y,,d, and by t::me pr'csente do.e:9..._ Rra t, ba;+•
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of 0e su&md ptrt. it.3. iurc^*:3o7' ...::. l Wand aa.# r
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�... : in �, d..I,�t, .:t�1�:. and..�.L..n.. `..h ..�.Zi.h._.
, coon ti fvalab Co.:nt;, orrla, bream core pert-c-olnrly described as
,7 ' all0wr '
a Ioaga;t 316 t^et ,��3t fr' h tl � Intersection of t1.e east 23rre of said � •.
' r.; ri:i lAt= l.T,.?; G inn SG':;a 'r1Y �i�.' Of CiYtimb Gtr:t.t Extension as zesbured aloe,
?' t.;n St�ii'i.�:r2v aide of t' -said Cnurch Strtieat' Zxtcrslon; running thence south 1 de `
r r 12 rear,�tas x :;ot r c: ,-ca 0: 651.5 1Bet; ��: ninl► thence east for a' distance
of 30 at; : �Zs:i,n; t}e:ac:e M-*h I 69 n-Wo 12: Mi,ntites east for a distance of 651.5
o.i the `301�
, ' • r " .�< «°;,• to an Iran tj;3xl, pP,r,t'e�3d c�rn� '� ti�bl�1;; :.ido of the 'Fold Chure?� Str�*
^;an �.r.i! thenco : -st -for a U:Aanee of 3 : Sect. along the southerly side
a1id Chu `ch oe x s r� } of ;t of b
Str t •r teri,icn �..o p ,
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8 •'� 4 rock I� �' , . r - -
r . TO RAV AND TO HOLZ). The esi$ bargained premises. together with aU and sing-slar. th
r; its. r e. ,berg and epr tenants thereof, to the same beiry. belonging, or is anywise appertsinir.� �� s
to t: a only I i ,,g.r t e, benefit and bshoo+, of .... .•..thc ......... ....said party . of the weed part w'
o• i'UW! and assi,gas forever, IN FEE SIMPLE.
And t i' rm, net.. r
• r Y....... n_ tho first part, for ......... Us— ...........:...heirs. eoo¢iitora and ad:ainIa
t !.tors U-,11 t imant ar.3 forever de:end tiie right pnd title to the above described property crto the
e- 'd partY. ...: f t::e Eccond park. it�...u::cK�1-seTs... , aiLa 3 sand assigns, e�tinat the lawful -Taira
of all r.t aii w.',.a rrt� x��er. ,
T` * said pzrt ,.. p ,s i
..,..., �f the firms art, h.,3...... r _revnto set.....i+............
;;:.nd ........... sad' aauxed Via..,. „ s'» ............... the day vmd year abare writttu.
inthe presence of r �f�?�" ......... SEA
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