June 20/July 2/16, 1973 Mayor and Council Meeting
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JUNE 20. 1973
SPECIAL MEETINGS - MAYOR. COUNCIL AND COMMITTEES
In the meet~ng of June 18. 1973 Mayor John C. Porterfield called out meetings to
be held on June 20. 1973 as follows:
6:00 P.M.
6:30 P.M:.
P
1!
M:~:tt Board
ltev':tew of
F~nal meet~ng
Full Committee
- Interviews for L~eutenant poait~ons.
plana for new F~re Stat~on - Smyrna Courtroom.
approval. 1913-74 Departmental Budgets - Counc~l
on proposed C~vic Center - Counc~l Room.
Room.
John C. Porterf~eld and all members of the C~ty Counc~l discussed the 1973-74
for each of the a operat~ng departments. At 7:45 P. M. Councilman
Puffe mot~oned hh~s spec~al meet~ng of June 20. 1973, be declared an
off~c~al meeting of the Mayor and Counc~l. Counc~lman C. O. Canada seconded the
mot~on wh~ch carr~ed.
The 1973-14 departmental General Fund were read aloud in council and on
motion of Counci1man Homer Kuhl. Counc~1man Forster Pufre. the f~nal-
~zed budgets were approved ~n the amount .601.567.57. The vote on the motion
was unanimous. The approval of the 1973-74 Water Department budget. ~n the amount
of $648.419.24. was included in the above motion.
Counc~1man Marston Tuck moved for the acceptance of the f~nelized plans ror the
new F~re Department Branch Station on Spring Road. Motion was seconded by Council-
man A. T. Bacon and voted unanimous.
Mr. Bi11 Stewart of Ward 1i7. per mot:~on or Jack M~1es. appo~nted es the Smyrna
Representative of the Tax S Comm~ss~on of the Cobb County Munic~pal Associat~on.
Mot~on was seconded by Cou Homer Kuh1 and voted unanimous.
All bus~ness completed. Mayor John C. Porterf~e1d adjourned the official meeting
at 8:05 P. M.
Admin~strat~ve. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $
248,098.92
106,822.82
51.726.90
17.895.36
124 990.80
374. .68
324,739.95
255.902.73
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Streets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pol:i.ee.. .. II< .. 110 ., .. . .. .. '" .. "" .. .. .. '" .. '" .. ... .. .. .. <I> '" . ;00 ... ... .. ... .. ... .. '" .. .. '" '" .. .. '" .. .. ..
Fire.. ., 111 .. '" 'to .. .. * .. .. .. .. .. ... '" '" .. '" .. .. "'" ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ili .. ... .. ... .. "" .. ., .. <I> .. .. ... .. .. .. ..
Sanitation", "" .. .. .,. '" .. '" .. ... . '" .. '" "'" .... ... .. .. .. .. '" .. '* !II' .. .. ill .. . ... .. .. ... '" .. .. .. '" .. .. '"
Parks.. '" <it *' .. .. .. .. .. '" .. .. .. "Ii .. <Ie '" .. '" .. '" ... ... '" .. '" .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. __ .. .. .. .. .. ... . .. .. ..
GRAND TOTAL......Genera1 Fund.....................$1~601.567.57
Water Department..................................$ 648.419.24
TOTAL - GENERAL AND WATER
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OUNCILMAN
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JULY 2. 1973
The scheduled meeting of Mayor and Council was held pursuant to the
Charter at City Hall. July 2. 1973 and called to order at 7:30 P. M. by pre';;'
siding officer, Mayor J. C. Porterfield. All Councilmen were present. Also
present: L. W. Charles, City Clerk, Willouise Spivey. Asst. Clerk, J. E.
David. Supt. Public Works. N. Proctor, Clerk. Berl T. Tate,
Leon Hood. Building Inspector, Vic Broyles, Asst. Public Works .~.George
Hardy. Consultant Engineer, and a representative of the Marietta pres~
Invocation was given by Councilman E. R. Coalson.
Under Citizens Reports, the following action is recorded:
(1) Mr. Mike Davis appeared before Council in the interest of a self service
gas s.tation at the intersection of Cherokee and South Cobb Drive. It was
called to Mr. Davis' attention that the City has an ordinance
this type service station in the City limits. Mayor J. C. Porterfield; however.
referred the request to the Business License Committee for review and re-
commendations as to whether or not to rescind the ordinance.
(2) Attorney Charles Cole appeared before Mayor and Council stating that
residents next door to his office on Cherokee Road had complained of the
loud noises. fumes from burning saw dust. and debris on the premises at the
Fence Craft Industries located at 696 Cherokee Road. This was referred to
Building Inspector Leon Hood for checkout and to inform them to cease operations.
if required.
(3) Gene Lovinggood. of Community Plumbing Company. requested that Council
approve Schedule #40 plastic vent and drain pipe at the residence of Mr. Charles
Fouts. Lot 2-M Mockingbird Lane. Mr. Lovinggood stated he was unaware the
City of Smyrna did not approve of the plastic vent and drain pipe and submitted
a letter signed by Mr. Fouts stating he had no objection to this type piping
being used in his new house. Plumbing Inspector W. L. Westbrook stated he did
not particularly like the pipe since there had been numerous problems in one
apartment project where this type pipe had been approved; however. all problems
had been resolved at this time. Councilman Homer Kuhl mot~oned the request by
Mr. Lovinggood and Mr. Fouts be granted - to use Schedule #40 plastic drain
and vent pipe and Mr. Fouts' letter be made a part of the minutes of this
meeting. The motion was seconded by C. O. Canada and vote on the motion was
unanimous.
(4) Several citizens from the McLinden Avenue area appeared in Council meeting
complaining of water drainage problems from Garden Apartments and Old
Smyrns Village Apartments. Hood. Works Super-
intendent J. E. David. and Councilman Homer . were to meet with
owners of both apartment projects Tuesday morning. July . informing them of
corrective action to be taken. and to report back at the July 16 meeting.
(5) The number of apartments per acre that could be constructed on a tract
of land zoned R-2. located in Land Lot 446. Atlanta Street to Belmont Circle.
was discussed. Requirements. per the building code, are as follows:
4 Family Dwellings. 16.000 square feet
6 Family Dwellings. 18.000 square feet
8 Family Dwe11ings. 20.000 square feet
A zoning hearing was held on property located at 1210 Sunset Avenue from C-l.
restricted to electrical contractor. to C-l. restricted to a day care center.
On motion by Forster Puffe, seconded by Jack Miles, the zoning was granted
as advertised. Vote on the motion was unanimous.
On motion by Forster Puffe. seconded
the date set for a zoning hearing on
from R-1 res~dentia1 to C-l
'and storage. Vote on the motion was
by Arthur T. Bacon.
located at
. fDr the purpose of
unanimous.
t 6, 1973 was
Roswell Street,
an office. warehouse
Request by Donald W. Byers, 2564 Glendale Circle. for a residential permit was
withdrawn.
Inspector Leon Hood and
Commercial
his
were submitted by
the following action is
. 01d Concord Road. enclose
on motion by Marston Tuck,
stairway in educational
seconded by Forster
build
Puffe.
Counc~lman Homer Kuhl stated the street committee had checked out the
curb cut on Hollis Street for Smyrna Auto Parts and had no objections. Council-
man Jack Miles motioned Mr. Ralph Bryant be allowed a 30' curb cut on Holl~s
(Continuation of July 2. 1973)
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Street with a curb set back of 6~ for future radius at corner.
seconded by Marston Tuck and voted unanimously.
The motion was
It was reported the house moved to Cherokee Trail by Mr. Mark Turner had been
bricked up and remaining landscaping. etc. was in progress. On motion by
Jack Miles, seconded by Marston Tuck, a two weeks extension was granted to allow
Mr. Turner to complete the work. The motion carried by unanimous vote. (Memo:
Another report to be given at July 16 meeting.)
Mayor J. C. Porterfield stated he would contact George H. Kreeger in regard
to ing a meeting set up with Mr. Musgrove of the Department of Transpowtion
for ther d~scussion on At1anta Street widening.
Consultant George Hardy reported the Nichols Contracting Company would
be on South Drive on Thursday, and the pipe was de1ivered to Lave Street
today. If the work has not been stsrted by July 16 on Love-Concord, J. E.
David was requested to contact the contracting company.
J. E. David reported that C. W. Matthews Contracting Company has stated they
wou1d be back on Powder Springs Street this week to finish paving aad center
lining.
Two bids were submitted for resurfacing of Hickory Acres Drive and are recorded
as fo110ws:
Hancock Paving
C. W. Matthews
Georgia
Company. Marietta, Georgia
$4,375.00
$3,877.50
On motion
~J:atthews in the amount
unan~mous vote.
seconded by C. O. Canada, the low bid of C. W.
3.877.50 was accepted. The mot~on carried by
Mr.
and
David Caplan, P
Council in the
he
at
tenants.
of Plantation Ligh Inc.. appeared before Mayor
of Jonqu extension. Mr. Caplan
e owns. approximately three acres would
Inc. and the balance wou1d be developed for two
further stated the presently occupied
y five thousand square feet and due to the fact
t ~s imperative that move in the near future.
had looked over land with Mr. Caplan
the s on Jonquil Drive
tely 900 P1antation
curb and gutter. The estimated cost the
paving was approximately $10.300 and the estimated cost of the curb and gutter,
$3,990. Councilman Arthur T. Bacon seconded the motion which carried by unanimous
vote.
Building Inspector Leon Hood stated he had talked to Mr. E. A. Reeves personally
and the apartment sign erected on City property would be taken down.
for the new fire station were complete and
the bids were prepared in five par~s, Mr.
released to the Mar~etta Journal and Smyrna
be mailed to local builders of record. On
y Jack Mi1es. Ju1y 30, 1973. at 7:00 P. M.,
bids. Vote on the motion was unanimous.
num of the Cobb County Board of Education
f Jim Howard. Mr. Livings ton. an,t Tom
committee composed of Forster Puffe.
of the land desired by the City for
School. After details have been worked
prepare in final form before meeting
. Puffe st<;ilted a meeting^had been set
some decision could be made at that time.
ack Miles. Mr. Bob Arnold. 3625 Hickory
Recreation Commission member from Ward #2.
still a vacancy
and members from
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(Continuation of July 2. 1973 meeting)
Ward #5 and #7 will be mo~ng in the near future.
On motion by Forster Puffe, seconded by Marston Tuck, the Jaycees were granted
permission to use Ward and Cobb Parks, August 17, 18. and 19 far tournaments.
Vote on the motion was unanimous.
City Attorney Berl T. Tate stated he had received no response from his letter
to Quinton King regarding the unpaid apartment: unit business l~cense fees for
19 7 3 .
J. E. David stated that J. E. Lovern Construction Company had informed him
they should be in position to start work on the Spring Drive ssnitary sewer
collector in two weeks.
Approval of June 4 and 18 Minutes was deferred.
Councilman Homer Kuhl motioned that Perry and Pate be approved to audit the
City's records for the amount of $2500. the same amount they were paid in 1972.
Marston Tuck seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote.
On motion by E. R. Coalson, seconded by C. O. Canada, authority was granted
to open bids on a new dump truck and nww pick up truck at the July 16. 1973
meeting. Vote on the motion was unanimous.
On mot~on by C. o. Canada the following items were declared surplused: Elgin
, 1959 Ford trash truck, 1960 1/2 ton pick up (Sanitation Dept.), and
ton pick up (Water Dept.) Mr. Canada's motion further stated that
bids on the surplused equipment be accepted for opening at the July
. 1973 meeting. Arthur T. Bacon seconded the motion which carried by
unanimous vote. (Memo: J. E. David and Vic Broyles to handle bids.)
Councilman Jack Miles reported that patrol car #15 involved in an accident
June 29 was tota1ed. and no orders for a new car could be placed at th~s time.
Mr. Miles further stated he had 1earned there was a police patrol car on loan
to the Police Academy wh~ch had been turned back in to Wade Ford
Company, would be availablce for purchase. The car is a 1972 model with
27,939 mi1es and the cost would be $2375. Councilman Miles motioned that the
City pu~~hase the 1972 model from Wade Ford ect to committee and garage
approval. Councilman Arthur T. Bacon seconded motion. The vote was
unanimous.
On mo~~.. by Jack Miles, seconded by Forster Puffe. permission was granted
for residents of Foxcliff court to hold a street party on July 7. Vote on the
motion was unanimous.
Counc~lman Forster Puffe moved that all City employees wear safety be1ts and
shoulder straps while driving City vehicles. Councilman Marston Tuck motioned
this be tabled to the next meeting. E. R. Coalson seconded the motion. Voting
for the motion to table: Marston Tuck, E. R. Coa1son. Jack Miles, Arthur T.
Bacon and C. O. Canada. against the motion Homer Kuhl and Forster Puffe.
Mayor Porterfield recommended a special meeting of the safety committee
be called for Thursday, July 5. to discuss this matter.
Building Inspector Leon Hood and J. E. David were requested to checkout a trailer
located at Love Street and Atlanta Street.
Meeting adjourned at 9:53 P. M.
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JULY 16. 1973
The mid-month meeting of Mayor and Council was held at City Hall. Smyrna, Georgia,
on July 16, 1973 and called to order at 7:30 P. M. by Mayor J. C. Porterfield.
All Counci~men were present except Jack Miles of Ward #7 who was on vacation.
Also present were L. W. Charles, City Clerk, Willouise Spivey, Asst. City Clerk,
Berl Tate, City Attorney, Leon Hood, Building Inspector. N. P'11ll)ctor. Clerk.
Vie Broyles, Asst. Supt. Public Works. Dick Willis. Consultant Engineer. and
a representative of the Marietta Journal.
Invocation was given by Councilman Homer Kuhl.
One of the Agenda. Citizens . Mr. ..lames Chamblee submitted a
ion of property located at Concord Road at Hollis Street.
and requested that Council set a date to rezone the property from "c" to C-2.
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(Continuation of July 16~ 1973 meeting)
On motion by Marston TUck~ seconded
date set for the hear~ng for
Vote on themot~on was unanimous.
C. O. Canada. August 20, 1973 was the
of a tire and alignment shop.
A petition s
described be
"All that
District,
compris
by Fors
Vote on the
submitted with a request that the property
into the corporate li~ts of the City of Smyrna.
parcel of land lying and being in Land Lot 315 of the 17th
ion. Cobb County. Georgia. and all of said l.and 1l0t.
acres. more or less.u On motion by T. Bacon. seconded
fe, the 1 xed intoTthe corporate limits as requested.
motion w
A zoning was
to District . Mr.
rezoning. On motion
was zoned from
unanimous.
held on property located at 196 Pat Mell Road. from R-l
Harold C. Mi1es, owner. There was no opposition to the
Coalson. seconded by Arthur T. Bacon. the property
~~C" as advertised. The vote on the motion was
in Land Lot 305 from R-l to R-2
the . Mr. Martin E.
a sketch of the proposed
already under construction
the best use for
thirty residents
obj ecting to the
recreational facilities.
lman Homer Kuhl stated
operty should be developed first. and
Councilman C. O. Canada
On motion by
date set for a z
Vote on the moti
Forster Puffe. August 6. 1973 was the
to R-2 (Lots 67 and 68) 1114 Church Street.
On motion by
date set for
R-l to Distr"
d by Forster Pufre. August 6. 1973 was the
property located at 1559 Roswell Street. from
motion '\Alas unan~mous.
s medical
within
. seconded
us. (Mrs.
Councilman
Turner had
be cited
by Marst
the house moved to Cherokee Trail by Mark
ilman Arthur T. Bacon moved that Mr. Turner
sy of this week. The motion was seconded
building inspector Leon Hood and
is recorded:
to construct recreational bu~lding
basement. Mr. Hood stated the Fire
mot~on by Marston Tuck. seconded by Homer
the motion was unanimous.
Build new church,
had approved the plans
Kuhl. seconded by C. O. Canada.
as unanimous.
licat~on for 72
446 . Mr. Hood
siding. an
ding was p
Garner.
Bacon.
ch Street.
met all the
the permi t
to be con-
would
approved
portion of land
rty to be
by Marston Tuck.
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(Continuation of July 16. 1973 meeting)
to build a
five months
Puffe moved
trailer for
man Marston
also stated
and)office. Mr. King requested a temporary permit of three to
to the trailer at its present location. Councilman Forster
a temporary permit of ninety days be to Mr. for the
office use. provided all vehicles are in the rear. Council-
Tuck seconded the motion which carried by unanimous vote. Mr. King
he have the junked car located on the property moved.
Bids were opened on sale of police car #14 and are recorded as follows:
Marietta Auto Whole~alers
John's Used Cars
B. L. P. Motors
Auto Parts Wholesale
Howard Stroud Auto Sales
$350.00
400.00
40 L 00
469.99
500.00
On motion by C. O. Canada. the bid of Howard Stroud Auto Sales was accepted.
The motion was seconded by Forster Puffe and voted unanimously.
Bids were opened on the Fleming Street Sanitary Sewer Collector and aae recorded
as follows:
J. E. Lovern Construction Co.
Smyrna. Georgia
$15.016.75
B & B Pipe Line Company
College Park. Georgia
$18.785.00
The bids were referred to the Consultant Engineers for checkout to sp~cifications
and report back at the next meeting.
Bids were opened on a new dump truck for the Water Department and are recorded
as follows:
Strother Ford. Marietta
Capital Ford Truck Sales,Atlanta
$ 6.684.00
$ 6.159.74
On motion by Marston Tuck the
checkout and authority to act on
T. Bacon and voted unanimously.
were referred to the Water Committee for
bid. The motion was seconded by Arthur
One bid was received on a",new Datsun pick-up truck for the Water Department
from Fouts Bros. Datsun Sales. Smyrna. Georgia. in the amount of $2 .50.
E. R. Coalson motioned that the bid from Fouts Bros. be accepted. motion
was seconded by C. o. Canada and voted unanimously.
Iten #15. Tabulation on Bids - Surplused Equipment. was deferred to the next
meeting.
Item 1/16. Drainage - Concord Gardens and Old Smyrns Village Apartments - was
deferred to the next meeting.
There was no report on a meeting with the Department of
Atlanta Street widening project.
on the
Water line installation was
in work on Love-Concord.
It was reported that work would
of Powder Springs Street and
by Vic Broyles that at least 50 feet
prior to installation of the traffic
Thursday. July 19. to
Drive would be next.
would have to be paved
light.
comp resurfacing
It was reported
on Hargrove Road
Consultant Engineer. Dick WilliS. stated that water
begin on South Cobb Drive as soon as Love-Concord is
would
A for a mobile office for
Road. was On mati
the permit for the mobile offi
on the motion was unanimous.
Cobb Bank and Trust Company. 1041 Cherokee
rston Tuck. seconded by E. R. Coalson.
was approved for a period of six months. Vote
Counc~lman Forster Puffe stated he and Bi11 Blount met with Mr. Mathis.
Mr. Whitf~eld and Mr. Johns Cobb County School Board on July 9. 1973
in regard to a location for the Civic Center. Mr. Puffe reported that the
School Board wanted a survey of the land across from Nash School and motioned
that Mayes~ Sudderth and Etheredge be authorized to make the survey (boundary
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(Continuation of Ju1y 16. 1973 meeting)
locatiou
was unanimoYJs,.
building would c
Sam Turrig1io is
.,The.motionwas"aeconded..by Marst::on Tuck and vote. on the motion
Mr. Puffe' ,furth.er repor.ted the. :Eoard wanted to know what the
and.lof course. nothing is' dexinitei at this time; however.
on this.
On motion by Homer Kuhl. seconded by C. O. Canada. Mr. C. W. Eason. Concord Circle.
was approved as Parks and Recreation Commission member from Ward #4. Vote on the
motion was unanimous. (Memo: to f~ll present vacancy.)
On motion by C. O. Canada.
Court. was approved as Parks
August 15, to fill vacancy caused
on the motion was unanimous.
by Arthur T. Bacon. Terry Clayton. 885 Wayland
reation Commission member from Ward #5. effective
by Mr. Jern~gan resigning as of that date. Vote
Safety Committee Chairman Forster Puffe reported that the only argument by department
heads on city employees wearing seat belts when driving city vehicles was the length
of time and He further stated Chief Drake had no objection at
the t~me of the safety meeting nor when he talked to him later. Mayor J. C. Porterfield
stated he felt a1 be urged to wear them but did not think it should
be mandatory. Council Puffe motioned that a11 city employees be required
to wear seat belts and shoulder belts when driving city vehicles. The motion died for
the lack of a second.
It was reported that work would begin on the Spring Dr~ve Sanitary Sewer Collector on
July 19. 1973.
City Attorney Berl T. Tate was requested to review the City Ordinance on Sales of
Pornograhpic Literature and make recommendations on any needed changes at the next
meeting.
ed the budget set up for the Cobb County Tax Study Committee
are of the budget would be $1290.73; also. that if the
the unused portion would be divided and refunded
r Kuh1 motioned that the amount of $1290.73 be
tudy Committee and paid from the Contingency Fund.
. Canada and vote on the motion was unanimous. Mayor
t Bill Stewart be furnished a record of all expenditures
departments other than the water department by the end
June
June
June
June
Council Meeting
4. on moti
18. on motion by Homer
20. on mot~on by Homer
re approved by unanimous vote as follows:
seconded by Forster Puffe.
Kuhl. seconded by Forster Puffe.
Kuhl. seconded by Arthur T. Bacon.
Mayor J. C. Porterfield ca11ed a meeting
fire station on Ju1y 30. 19 to discuss
Department.
A Pl.anning and Zon~ng Ordinance meeting '!:<<as also set up for Tuesday. July 24. at 7:'30
P. M.
the open~ng of bids for the new
the radio set up for the Fire
Councilman C. O. Canada r Mayor and Council. that Smyrna is hosting the State
Tournament for the Pony July 30. 1973 at Park and motioned that $100
be approved fprLa full page ad in the program. The motion was seconded by Arthur T.
Bacon which carried by unan~mous vote.
Parking of cars at Jonquil Park by construction workers was referred to C. O. Canada
for checkout and recommendations.
A motion was made by E.
of Public Works J. E.
Chevr01et.dealers only.
motion was unanimous.
to request bids on a new pick-up truck for Supt.
s to be opened August 6. 1973 and restricted to
mot~on was seconded by Forster Puffe and vote on the
Councilman
furnished
of a~l compan~es sent a bid request. be
of the bids.
Business
. Layne of Litton Automated
stated tests would be run ~n November
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(Continuat~on of July 16. 1973,
and December and water billing on the mach~ne would beg~n 1974. The
billing will be done i.n f~ve days ratherthau the seven' machine used
at the t~me; The tota'l cost: programm~ng $900 come to C:Lty
Hall. .00. credit$300.00~ mak~ng a 'fTnal cO'st of $1500~00. . Kuhl moved that
the $1500.00 be authorized to program the water on the Litton machine. Forster Puffe
seconded the motion wh~ch carried by unanimous vote.
Com~cilman Forster Puffe motioned that the City of Smyrna officia11y disband the
Volunteer F~re Department ~mmediately. Councilman Marston Tuck stated the Volunteer
F~reman were h01d~ng regular meetings and he was of the opinion that at least one
had joined the Fireman's Pens~on Fund. Councilman C. O. Canada motioned this be
tabled until the next meet~ng. Councilman Arthur T. Bacon seconded the motion which
carried by unanimous vote.
Bui1ding Inspector Leon Hood was requested to check on signs at Fence Craft Industries
and S~ster Christian Palmistry on Cherokee Road and have the signs removed. if necessary.
On motion by Forster Puffe. seconded by Homer Kuh1. Lot 6. Block G. Wood Va11ey Drive.
was deleted from a11 tax records. Fifteen feet on the west side to be dedicated to
Mr. Shakelford. Lot #5. and the remainder is dedicated to the City of Smyrna for a
right of way. The above property being located at the intersection of Wood Valley
Dr~ve and Highv~ew Drive. Vote on the motion was unanimous.
The Meeting adjourned at 10:35 P. M.
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