January 10/22, 1973 Mayor and Council Meeting
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JANUARY 10, 1973
Council was held pursuant to
ry 10, 1973, and called to
Mayor John C. Porterfield.
as previously scheduled due
If7 Councilman
, Berl T. Tate,
Clerk, Leon Hood,
es, Asst. Supt. Public Works, C. C. Porter-
Consultant Engineer, and a representative
E. David was absent.
Invocation was given by D. Scott Jackson.
South Cobb Drive for
the first item fo~
presented plot plans
ition. On motion
rty was rezoned from
motion was unanimous.
2834 Cobb Lane from District
ffice. Mr. Dan Scoggins pre-
would be no changes on the
area in the rear.
the property was
submitted. Vote on
1138 and 1148 Concord Road
to the rear of the above
g stating it would decrease
of Council the opinion
on Tuck, see E. R.
from R-l to District "C". Vote
7:50 P.M.
Mills Lane
r, representing
purposes and
two dump trucks,
Councilman
rom District
and office
ter than the
dafter 10:00 P.M.,
seconded by E. R.
T. Bacon.
Cobb Drive. Approved
State Highway
te was unanimous.
tall 39.8 feet
4.8'. Marston
the motion. The
"McDonald's" on the overhang
ion by Marston Tuck,
'P:inetree Plaza", Belmont
vote on motion by Arthur T.
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(7) Men's Den, 531 Cherokee Road, request for waiver rear yard set back
to tear down present structure and erect a new 70' x 30' building. n.e waiver
on motion by Forster Puffe, eeconded by Jack Miles, subject to
plans being received within six months. Vote on the motion was
unanimous.
(8) A copy of a letter from Mr. Walter C. Carson. Jr. was given each
member of Council. Mr. Carson requested approval of Merry Brothers Econo-
brick in lieu of face brick on the Stephens Woods Apartments. No action
was taken on this matter.
There was no report on structural changes for Smyrna Federal building.
Submission of property description 966 Bank Street was referred to City
Attorney Berl T. Tate and Councilman Arthur T. Bacon.
Progress on Atlanta Street widening project was reported in work. Mr. J. D.
Daniel was present at Council meeting and stated he was ready to sign the
deed for the of way on his property. Councilman Forster Puffe stated
Bobby Landers also been contacted. Mr. Puffe called a meeting of the
Street Committee for January 16. 1973 at 5:30 o'clock P.M. The oil companies
will be contacted after the committee meeting.
Ken Nix on the with Mr. Bert Lance of the
and members of Cobb County legislative
regard to relocation of utilities on Concord and Love Street.
Mr. Nix stated it was his opinion that the Department of Trans on
approve the project on a county contract basis if the City wo pay for the
cost of moving the utilities. Councilman Homer Kuhl motioned that the City
of Smyrna pay for the relocation of all utilities on the Concord-Love connector
project, on the basis of estimates already submitted. The motion was seconded
by Councilman Jack Miles and the vote was unanimous.
John C. Porterfield stated he had received of Transportation
508-C (Resolution) and of Way Form 507 in regard to
resurfacing of Church Street, from South Cobb Drive to Atlanta Street; Powder
Springs from Atlanta Street to South Cobb; and Highland Drive from Spring
Street to Lochlomand Lane. On motion by Marston Tuck. seconded by Homer Kuhl,
authorization was granted for Mayor and Council and the City Clerk and City
Attorney to execute the for submitted by the Department of Transportation.
was un (Memo: Copy of signed forms mailed to
of Transportat 73.)
all bids on the widening of South
tment of Transportation. Mr. Willis
. either could take several months.
orted the four new patrol
14, 15 and 13 be d
the January 22nd
unanimously by six
table.
men;
Bids on Reed Street sanitary sewer line were called out as follows:
Sanitation Systems, Inc.
W. P. Lord Contractor, Inc.
$2265
$2200
(Bid dated June 3. 1972)
(Bid dated April 14, 1972)
It was
follow
the bids were still good, and V. M. Broyles was asked to
getting this work done.
for re
for ret
1 Sport
T. Bacon motioned
be approved. Forster Puffe seconded the
two. Homer Kuhl and E. R. Coalson opposed.
Forster Puffe, the application for
Atlanta Street. was approved on a
Coalson opposed.
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January 10. 1973
There was
Parks and Recreation Commission
a portion of Rollingview Drive right of way at
to the finance committee for checkout and report
Rubl commented on parts and oil for garage as shown on
statement and on the five weeks pay period on salaries.
on 1973 business license fees.
Deferred to next
meeting.
Approval of December minutes were also deferred to the next meeting.
for the 15th Annual Mayor's
Berl T. Tate was added
to check on activities
for January
approval to move a dwelling from Jackson
be used for residen urposes. Mr. Turner
moved, was
with other residences in the area.
T. Bacon, seconded by C. O. Canada,
Cobb County
19, 1973.
Chamber and
including
and
since
it over to them
time they get bids
Properties for sewer
the statement they did
not able to tie
approximately
1 Mayor Porter-
b old 8mi th
lows: "Our infor-
however. this is
ility in the event
letter was referred
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(Continuation of January 10, 1973 meeting)
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 9:31 P. M.
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JANUARY 22. 1973
The regularly scheduled mid-month meeting of Mayor and Council was held
at Hall, Smyrna. Georgia, January 22. 1973. and called to order at
7:30 0 clock P. M. by presiding officer Mayor John C. Porterfield. All
Councilmen were present. Also present were: City Clerk. L. W. Charles.
City Attorney, Berl T. Tate. Asst. City Clerk. D. Scott Jackson. Building
Inspector, Leon Hood. Asst. Public Works Supt.. V. M. Broyles, Clerk. N.
Proctor. and a representative of the Marietta Journal and WBIE. J; E.
David was absent.
Invocation was given by Councilman Homer Kuh1.
Mr. Ralph E. Marler requested annexation of property located in Land Lot 631
at the northwest intersection of Love Street and Jonquil Drive. On motion
by Homer Kuhl, seconded by C. O. Canada, the property was annexed into the
corporate limits as C-l commercial, per county zoning, and made a part of
Ward #1. Vote on the motion was unanimous.
A petition was submitted by Mr. Howard for annexation of property
owned by Mr. Bob Barnum located in Land Lot , beginning at the east side
of Lee Street running 315.5' to a creek, thence running northerly along the
creek 276'. thence southwesterly 260', thence southerly 110', On motion
by Forster Puffe the property was annexed into the corporate limits per
present R-l zoning and made a part of Ward #2. Marston Tuck seconded the
motion which carried by unanimous vote.
divide the property mentioned above on Lee Street into two lots,
and specifications submitted. was granted on motion by Forster Puffe.
by Arthur T. Bacon. Vote on the motion was unanimous.
Commercial building permits were submitted by building inspector Leon Hood
and upon his recommendations the following action is r
(1) Dr. W. C. Patterson. ew build
and wine package store. ive. Approved on
T. Bacon. seconded by For Vote on the motion was
(2) McDonald's Restau h Cobb Drive. Approved
vote seconded by Jack Miles.
(3) rch of Christ. 770 Church Street, addition to back of present
structure. Approved with four foot variance from 35' to 39' on motion by
T. Bacon. seconded by E. R. Coalson. Vote on the motion was unanimous.
& B Electric Sign 31 sq. ft. Atlanta
Street, Approved on motion Tuck.
r Kuhl. motion was unanimous.
gn Company. sq. ft. lighted sign for Bill's Reataurant.
Road. Approved unanimous vote on motion by Marston Tuck.
C. O. Canada.
ign Company, 5' x 10' double faced lighted sign.
Inc.". 2620E South Approved on motion by
by C. O. Canada. Vote the motion was unanimous.
(7) Billy Anderson submitted plans for a plumbing contractor's
103 Mills Lane. The plans show no change to the present struct
they did show that the area for trucks would be
y Council since application was approved at
plans being
(8) At the request of any, and on motion by Forster Puffe, a
ninety day ex tens permit for a service station to be
located at the inte Cobb Drive and Jones Shaw Road. The
motion was seconded by Arthur T. Bacon and carried b
(9) Mr. Walter Carson of Volunteer Contracting
a t for Stephens Woods Apartments, appeared
r tion of a change in the building
to use econobrick in lieu ick on the
econobrick had on six and
Forster Euffe request be denied.
'1 liquor
motion by Arthur
unanimous.
by unanimous
Penny
Tuck.
Press
office at
; however,
'l'here was
the last meeting
art Aiken.
Mayor and Council
permit to allow them
Carson
the thirteen
The motion was seconded
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ry 22. 1973
discussion, Marston Tuck motioned the request
rder for Council members to inspect the
C. O. Canada and carried on a five
Puffe opposed.
reported the easement for vacant property. 866
ttee met January l6~ and
d to contact property
regard to the Atlanta
at Mr. Robert Farrar be appointed
The motion was seconded by Jack
P. Kidd and Associates, submitted a copy of the
future land use plan to Mayor and Council for
that seventy-five copies would be furnished
the contract. Mayor J. C. Porterfield asked
and make recommendations if changes are
ted that Mr. Liesendahl return the
Mr. Kuhl further requested that three
land use, one
that three
, February 8~ at 7:
Mayor and Council.
T.
received no additional information
regard to City street resurfacing.
reported he did not know when the State would
e widening.
had
received on the Love-
Henderson, approval was
's Restaurant from Frank
was
granted to transfer malt
Ingram to James Henderson.
ur T. Bacon and seconded
omer Kuhl opposed.
C. Porterfield regarding
ity At Berl T.
payment
facilities to
:Letter.
deferred to the next meeting.
Schedule of Fees was deferred
Puffe. the December 4. 1972
the motion was unanimous.
Arthur T. Bacon. the December l8. 1972
Vote on the motion was unanimous.
t of way
to the Ci ty by
and Associates. Motion to
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22, 1973
sign the quit claim deed releasing the right of way to Borne and Associates
was made by Marston Tuck. The motion was seconded by E. R. Coalson and the
vote was unanimous.
On motion by E. R. Coalson. seconded by Marston Tuck. a parade permit was
approved for the Smyrna Chapter, Order of DeMolay. for Saturday, March 10.
at 11:00 A. M. Vote on the motion was unanimous. Councilman Jack Miles was
furnished a copy of the request in order to follow through with the Police
Department.
Mayor John C. Porterfield
delegate in the Cobb
a voting member, as well as,
Association.
Councilman Bomer Kuhl to serve as a voting
Association. Mayor Porterfield will also be
Councilman Miles who is a Vice President in the
Councilman C. O. Canada stated the old building at Six Points. purchased by
Standard Oil for a new service station, should be torn down. Councilman
Arthur T. Bacon to follow through on this.
Councilman Forster Puffe motioned that an easel be purchased for use by the
building inspector. C. O. Canada seconded the motion. Mayor Porterfield
stated this could be handled through City Ball.
Councilman Forster Puffe motioned that the amendments to the Wine, Beer and
Liquor Ordinances as prepared by t City Attorney be approved. The motion
was seconded by Arthur by unanimous vote. The amendments
clarified "alco:kolic to spirituous liquors. dates for
closing, and hours of operation.
Councilman Marston Tuck moti that the name "Malt Beverage Committee" be
to "Alcohol Control ttee" . The motion was seconded by Forster
and the vote was unanimous.
America's last living ex-President died this date.
Meeting adjourned 9:44 P. M.
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TUCK, COUNCILMAN
COUNCILMAN
WARD