June7/21/28, July6, 1971
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Pol ice 10 15 28
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Po 1 iceman $500 $525 $550 $575 $600 $625 $650 5% 3% 2%
Sgt. 600 630 660 690 720 750 5% 3% 2%
Lt. 650 680 710 740 770 800 5% 3"/ 2%
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Capt. 700 730 760 790 820 850 5% 3% 2%
Chief 750 780 810 840 870 900 5% 3% 2%
JULY 6, 197:1
Pursuant to the C ter a regular meeting of Mayor and Council. City of
Smyrna. was held Ci Hall, Smyrna, Georgia, on Jul 6, 197L The meeting
was called to order at :30 olclock P.M. by presiding icer Harold
L. Smith. Ail C cilmen were t. Also present: City Cle L. W. Charles,
City G. Carreker, T sessor D. Scott Jackson, Publ ic Works
vld, N. Proctor, George of , Sudderth and Etheredge
representative of the Marietta Journal and !E.
Charles Co
ocated at
dogs bei
s In the a
misunderstanding between the former owner and Miss ap as
rmltted under the business license the City. A
approxi mate Iy 150 people favor nued operat'ion and
an agreement as to ~ow t~e business ld be conducted i.n tne future, were
submitted to Council. ['t was the consensus of Mayor and CouncIl t~at if Mi ss
Dunlap operates the business as called out In the agreement, there would be
no cause r laints. The agreement caned out the followi e1} Grooming
servi ich ude and 1 animals
belon othe; lIes include y items
invol care, maintenance and feeding of Sale of e
d Owner, including the puppies sai^d , but that said
Owner would limit adult permanent 1 on the premises to not more than 10;
(4) Stud services, but no le dogs longing to others would be on said
premi t; ) No boarding of dogs on a commercial basis; however dogs
to be , for convenience, t on the premtses overnight;
Dog owed only in front said premises.
invocation was by Councilman Hubert Black.
Action on five zoning hearings is recorded as follows:
L
1 Champion located on Roswell Road, Land Lot , was
count trlct to R-2 City of Smyrna. There was no opposition
On motion by Councilman Homer Kuhl the property was rezoned as
motion was seconded Hubert Black. The vote was six to one,
(Continuation of July 6,1971 Meeting
Marston Tuck
2. The H. R. Harris property located on Roswell Road, Land Lot ,approximately
es, from R-l residential to C-1 rcial was rezoned as requested on
by Hubert Black, seconded by Arthu T. Bacon. The vote was six to one, J.C.
ield opposed.
y, Woodruff Drive, was rezoned from R-1 to R-2
1'1 represented the petitioners and stated he planned
to Chateaux De Ville but had no definite plans at this
motioned the property be rezoned as advertised.
tion. The vote was five to two: Marston Tuck opposed,
on Powder Springs Street be rezoned from R-l
build doctors or dentists offices.
ning property on one side was zoned
the other side was zoned R-l residential, a C-l zoning
which was not the practice of Council. Councilman
denied. Marston Tuck seconderl the motion. The
perty on Benson Poole Road ny Reb Sto be rezoned
-1 commerc motion by ston Tuck, seconded by
as advertis approved ,on unan~mous vote.
permits were submitted by Buildi
ions the following action is
Inspector Leon Hood and
Food Store, and 4-Lane. Marston Tuck
tion was s J. C. Porterfield.
he proper set ack; therefore the motion and
pending checkout of set back be Leon Hood with the State
Atlanta Road enclose porch, underpin house, pal
ices. Approved unanimously on motion by J.
C. O. Canada.
.
Por-
rned ), request fo trailer permit for
, and permit for repairing bu ng. Marston Tuck
for repairs be approved and the trailer rmit be
, rest use only, with a 1 mitation of
secon rterfield and voted unanimously.
no report on the Concord-Love project.
L. Smith
county
r, it
the plans.
d that Commissioner Ernest Barrett and Joe Sims were
ve one person e of drawing plans for Atlanta
been determined r this person has sufficient time
, Sudderth and Etheredge
in the process of being
ted plans for the Cooper Lake-
rawn up and should be completed
Mr. Hardy also stated the
Rink, Smyrna Hills Road,
s for the sewer facility to the South Cobb Roller
ld be completed this week.
rty, stated
sib I I ties ;
rson property
st ed one sibil
Creek nte
only.
t would serve
about thirty
s i 1 i ty wou 1 d
be less Iv
on th i s line.
that Mayes,
, we are
In addition
was
ry plant.
cipating in the
tinuatlon of July 6, 1971 Meeting)
at
rary plant. The amount was called out as $169,400, based on
c~a~s per gallon.
,000 gallons,
Councilman Arthur T. Bacon sta he had talked with Joe and Mr. Hunt
agreed to come to Smyrna Thu , July 8, for a meeting at Ci Hall
Mr. Bacon invited Harold Smith, L. W. Charles, Vie C. O. .
J. E. David. Hubert lack, Pete Fowler, Bob McDuff and Mr. of the Cobb County
Health to the meeting. Mr. Bacon proposed a visit by all to the City dump
for dis recommendations in regard to a land fill proposal.
aga
mot i oned
months.
the mot i
Canada, A
A public hearing was held to consider amending the zoning ordinance to provlce
twelve months waiting period instead of six months before resubmitti a
A reversionar lause to be included in the ordinance and at
and Coun was also discussed; however, City Attorney G. W. Carreker
inion s would get too involved the general law would lit gate
this. action was taken on the revers I clause. Councilman Hubert Black
the time span between resubmitting zonings changed from six months to twelve
The motion was seconded Marston Tuck. The motion lost three to four. For
t Black. Marston and Homer Kuhl. Voting against the motion, C. O.
T. Bacon, J. !~ White and J. C. Porterfield.
Arthur T. Bacon recommended that Council have authority to waive the distance of 200
feet from a resi as presently cal out in the malt ordinance Section
#7, if residents not t to a license being issued; also
to the present rocedure of revoking a malt rage license. Public hearing
to issuance a license and/or revocation of a license was also discussed.
Arthur T. n stated he would in a of the county ordinance and the City of
Marietta or ce for each Counci Member review, and recommended changes could
be made at the next meeting.
City Atto G. W. Carreker submitteacopy of letter from Mr. Ben Fortson, Jr.,
tary State, in regard to ng and closing dates in a Munici 1 General
tlon. The letter stated the tes must fall between the fifteen ive
provided in Sectt.on 1 of the Georgia Munici 1 Election Code. . Fo
son's letter further stated th t if the ci charter speci ies that the quail ing
of candidates must be closed at 1 t for ive days prior to an election, then
should an ordinance to co this. ng date of candidates to li
could not more than for five prior election and the closing could
be Set charter but coul not be less than fi On recommendat of Mayor
Harold ith. Councilman ton Tuck motioned the ening for quali ng of candi-
dates be set for September and the closi date October 1. J. P,. White seconded
the motion. T vote was unani On mot on J. E7 White. seconded Arthur T.
Bacon, the C t ttorney was as to draw up the for Council setting
the dates within the state law. vote was unanimous.
Committee cha rman Homer Kuhl stated it was the unanimous recommendation
that the S & S Jani al Service be iven a 30 written notice of ca
contract. Mr. Kuhl ther stated he had discussed the matter with
heads and learned certain loyees were Ie. and could be made
to wax the Police tment, Li and City 11 floors every 90
rsonnel within the rtments help with other clean up. Mr.
the S & S Janitorial Servi given a thirty written notice
contract. The motion was C. O. Canada. vote was five for the
Homer Kuhl, Hubert Black, . O. . Arthur T. Bacon and J. C. Porterfield.
White and Marston Tuck opposed the motion.
of the committee
11 at i on of
artment
i 1 ab 1 e ,
Action on ordinance. Southern Bell (3%) franchise was deferred to the next meeting.
28, 1971 minutes to include
vice niversary fall on
will effectivell. minutes
vote was six to one, J.
b rston Tuck, the ml
Th vote was unanimous.
sca 1 e, "ex-
the month
The motion
talned. On
7. 21, &
In other action:
Councilman J. P. White motioned r Pro~Tem J. C. Porterfield be authorized to
s checks in the absence of and Finance Chairman Hubert Black. The mo~
t was seconded Homer Kuhl and voted unanimously.
J. P. White also motioned that
Mayor Smith stated this wou
been settled.
and June checks for S & S Janitorial
be done now that the matter of the
(Continuation of July 6"t971 Meeting)
Hubert Black reported the Codifi ion of Ordinances was ready for
fore final approval. Mr. Black fu I' stated he would obtain a
r each councilman and the Mayor. which would leave a balance of 42 due
form.
Canada stated that Homer Pittman. coach of baseball for fifteen
ears is now in the Veterans Hospital with a tumor of the brain. and
in the form ion that and Counci I proclaim July 14. 1971 as "Homer
seball Day" at Park with permission to request donations. Homer
ded the motion and the vote was unanimous.
ield that due to a conflict with vacation. he
G.M.A. Convention J 11.
rterfield requested in the form of a motion that Sanford Road be closed,
ranted to charge admission. July3. 6. and 7 for the tournaments, and
week July 19 for the district tournament games. The motion was seconded
Kuhl and voted unanimously.
Tuck motioned that sealed bids be requested
ction of two tennis courts at Jonquil Park.
unanimously.
ing August 2. 1971 for
conded by Hubert Black
C. O. Canada motioned that bids be secured on a new truck for the sewe
department. the bids to be opened August 2, 1971 meeting. Motion
T. Bacon and voted unanimously.
by Marston Tuck. Mayes. Suddereth and Etherdge were authorized to prepare
showing a baseball and football field. on property on Powder rings
motion was seconded by J. C. Porterfield and voted unanimous
the Police Department that
however. he would like to
ting. Mr. Tuck
rtment open and
man Marston Tuck
ferred to th
ne of the it
that Council
or up-grading of
several recommendations from
committee. Mr. Tuck stated.
bring it before Council at
are the positions in the poli
personnel on the dates listed below:
Lts., effective Oc'tober 1. 1971, and
1 Capt.. effect i
4 Sgts. effective
The motion was seconded by Arthur T. Bacon and voted unanimously.
Black reported 18,200 books in the library. with a circulation in
ld Smith read a letter from Mr. Charles Theo and Emil Panos further
tax assessment on lots #3 and #5 Old Concord Road. losed with the letter
k for $20.00 as part I a 1 payment of taxes. I' Smi th requested City
W. Charles to return the check and state that full amount must be p~ld.
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