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March 15, 1999 Council Meeting March 15, 1999 The regular scheduled meeting of Mayor and Council was held at Smyrna City Hall. The meeting was called to order by presiding officer Mayor A. Max Bacon at 7:30 o'clock p.m. All council members were present. Also present was City Administrator Howard Smith, City Clerk Melinda Dameron, City Attorney Charles E. Camp, Fire Chief Larry Williams, Finance Director Claudia Edgar, Public Works Director Scott Stokes, Police Lieutenant Mike Brown, Library Director Michael Seigler, Parks and Recreation Director Steve Ciaccio, Keep Smyrna Beautiful Coordinator Ann Kirk, Human Resources Director Chris Corey, City Engineer Ken Hildebrandt, Robert Burns of the Community Development Department, Community Relations Director Maryclaire Andres and representatives of the press. ... Invocation was given by Reverend Steven Kimmel, followed by the pledge to the flag. Mayor Bacon recognized Human Resources Director Chris Corey to come forward and make the presentation of the " STAR" Employee of the Month award. Mr. Corey stated he would like to ask Parks and Recreation Director Steve Ciaccio to come forward and recognize the "STAR" Employee of the Month. Mr. Ciaccio and Chris Corey presented the award to Lee Cook and thanked him for his contributions to the city. Mr. Cook thanked the city for the honor. CITIZENS INPUT: Councilman Cramer reminded the listeners a benefit dinner sponsored by Ducks Unlimited which will be held at the Smyrna Community Center on April 6, 1999. PUBLIC HEARINGS: (A) Rezoning Request - King Springs Road (9.23 Acres) - From R-20 to RAD-Conditional .. Mayor Bacon stated this item was tabled from the March 1, 1999, Council meeting and deferred to Councilman Hawkins. Mr. Hawkins read into the record a letter from Knight- Davidson Companies requesting this item be withdrawn, without prejudice, from the agenda. He stated the letter was signed by W. David Knight, President of Knight Davidson Companies, Inc. Mr. Hawkins further stated that by withdrawing the rezoning request by the cut-off date, and without prejudice, the company will not have to wait the 12-months to come back and re- file a new zoning application. Councilman Hawkins stated if they wish to file a new zoning application, they will have to begin the process all over again. Councilman Hawkins made a motion that the rezoning request for King Springs Road (9.23 acres) from R-20 to RAD-Conditional be removed from the agenda as being withdrawn at the developer's request. Councilman Cramer seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0. (B) Land Use Change - King Springs Road (9.23 Acres) - From Low Density Residential to Medium Density Residential Councilman Hawkins made a motion that the Land Use Change for King Springs Road (9.23 acres) from low density residential to medium density residential be removed from the agenda at the developer's request. Councilman Cramer seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7- O. ... Mayor Bacon asked if anyone was present to comment on either of these items. Mayor Bacon recognized Jenny Ard, 3095 Lee Street. Ms. Ard stated she was concerned about the water usage and asked if the city participates with the Atlanta Regional Commission concerning the land use plans and the Department of Natural Resources concerning environmental issues. Mayor Bacon assured Ms. Ard that the city does work with both the Atlanta Regional Commission and the Department of Natural Resources. Councilman Hawkins stated there has been expressed interest in the Dunn Street and Lee Street area about annexation into the city. Mr. Hawkins stated that he will add an item to the consent agenda allowing him to use the council chambers on March 31, 1999, at 7:00 p.m. for a meeting of the Dunn Street residents to discuss annexation. March 15,1999, meeting - continued (C) Variance Request - 3930 Gann Road - Reduce Rear Yard Building Setback Line from 30 Feet to 15 Feet Mr. Smith stated Mr. Billy Martin, the applicant, is requesting the variance due to a sanitary sewer easement that cuts diagonally across the front of his lot and is requesting the rear setback line to be varied from 20 feet to 15 feet in order to allow this to be a buildable lot for a residence. Mr. Smith there are letters in the packet from the adjoining property owners indicating they have no objections to this request. Mayor Bacon stated this is a public hearing and asked if anyone was present in opposition to the granting of this variance request. There was none. Councilman Wood asked Mr. Martin to explain why the variance is being requested. Mr. Martin stated the sewer easement cuts the lot diagonally and if the rear setback line is not moved they would be confined to building a very small house, one that would be smaller than what the neighborhood warrants and designed for the lot. Mr. Martin stated they need to move the building setback line back about 12 - 15 feet. Mr. Martin stated part of the proposed deck will encroach on the setback line if the variance is not granted and basically the variance is necessary to allow them to build a deck or any kind of back porch. Mr. Frank Smith, 3909 Green Forest Parkway, came forward and stated he supports the request of Mr. Martin. ... Councilman Wood made a motion that the variance request at 3930 Gann Road to reduce the rear yard building setback line from 30 feet to 15 feet be approved. Councilman Cramer seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0. (D) Rezoning Request - 2969 Jonquil Drive (0.341 Acres) - From R-15 to General Commercial (G.C.) Mayor Bacon stated Items (D) and (E) pertain to the same property. Mr. Smith stated Mr. Keith Akhlaghi, is requesting the rezoning and land use change in order to construct an automobile repair facility. Mr. Smith stated the applicant currently owns one of the lots adjacent to this property and the request was heard by the Planning and Zoning Board on February 22, 1999, and the motion was to deny the request by a vote of 5-1. Mayor Bacon stated this is a public hearing and asked if anyone was present in opposition to the rezoning request. Several persons came forward and were administered the oath by City Attorney Chuck Camp. -- Councilman Scoggins asked Mr. Akhlaghi to explain why he is requesting the rezoning and what he plans to do with the property. Mr. Akhlaghi stated he owns the adjacent property, German Auto House, and is in need of space in order to expand his business. Mr. Wayne Proctor, engineer who designed the plans for Mr. Akhlaghi came forward with Mr. Akhlaghi. Mr. Akhlaghi stated he plans to expand his business, does not intend to remove the big trees in the front of the property, and would plant trees or bushes between his place of business and the neighbors. Mr. Proctor stated he had existing plans for the building as well as plans for the proposed building if the council would like to review them. Mayor Bacon recognized Richard Tucker, Jonquil Drive resident, William Burts, 2986 Emory Road, Sandi Sands, Lexington Trace resident and Ellen Allred, 2968 Jonquil Drive, who all spoke in opposition to the granting of this rezoning request. All residents stated they felt the area should remain residential. After hearing testimony from residents of the area, Councilman Scoggins made a motion that the rezoning request at 2969 Jonquil Drive (0.341 acres) from R-15 to General Commercial be denied. Councilman Cramer seconded the motion. Motion to deny was approved 7-0. (E) Land Use Change - 2969 Jonquil Drive (0.341 Acres) - From Low Density Residential to Community Activity Center ... See narrative above. Councilman Scoggins made a motion that the land use change at 2969 Jonquil Drive (0.341 acres) from low density residential to community activity center be denied. Motion to deny was approved 7-0. March 15, 1999, meeting - continued (F) Rezoning Request - End of West Argo Road, Land Lots 617 & 608 (34.3 Acres) From Light Industrial (L. I.) to RAD-Conditiona1 Mr. Smith stated Mr. Tommy Eubanks, representing Chastain Glenn, Inc., is making this request for the rezoning and land use change to be followed by an annexation request. Mr. Smith stated the request is to rezone 34.3 acres into a subdivision with a density of 3.56 units per acre and was heard at the Planning and Zoning Board meeting held on February 22, 1999, and approved 6-0. I' U Councilman Wood recognized Tommy Eubanks and Neal Peavy from Chastain Glenn, Inc. Mr. Wood stated this is part of a multi-phased single-family development in the Camp Highland, Argo, West Argo Road area off the East-West Connector near South Cobb Drive. Mr. Wood stated the area before council tonight is the same area as Woodland Brooke subdivision and the applicant is requesting rezoning of approximately 34.3 acres for construction of 121 single-family homes and the property includes approximately 11. 7 acres that will be annexed into the city if the property is rezoned. Mr. Wood stated the current zoning is Light Industrial and the Land Use is Industrial Compatible Area and Low Density Residential. Mr. Wood stated the Planning and Zoning Board unanimously approved the rezoning at their February 22, 1999, meeting, with the stipulations that the developer install a privacy fence on that portion of the property that abuts the Kenwood Subdivision. He further stated the western portion of this tract is currently in unincorporated Cobb County and the County has notified the city, in writing, that it has no objections to the proposed rezoning and land use change. r- I 1 U Councilman Wood asked Mr. Eubanks and Mr. Peavy to briefly explain what they plan to do with the property. Mr. Peavy explained Woodland Brooke is to the north of this property and this subdivision will have basically the same builders but the homes will be more expensive in the new section and will be Woodland Gate subdivision with the homes beginning at $225,000 and up. Mr. Wood asked Mr. Peavy who the builders will be and he responded Ryland and Highland Homes will be building jointly in the development. Mr. Wood asked about the style of the homes and Mr. Peavy responded they will be traditional, with brick, stucco and siding; underground utilities; decorative street lights and all will have two-car garages; mandatory homeowners association; protective covenants and an entrance sign constructed of brick, stone or masonry material with landscaping. Mr. Eubanks stated the detention pond will be in the area of the amenity package which will contain ALTA tennis courts, lighted courts, swimming pool, cabana clubhouse facility (bathhouse) and probably have a bridge built across the creek and playground area and plant willow trees and natural vegetation around the area. Mr. Wood asked Mr. Eubanks to discuss the detention facilities on the property and explained that the city typically requests that the design is such that the peak flow rate of storm water runoff is not increased. Mr. Eubanks stated they are working on the hydro study for the detention facility and they will meet the requirements of the city. Councilman Lnenicka asked Mr. Eubanks or Mr. Peavy about the setback distance between the houses and Mr. Eubanks stated they will have fifteen feet between the houses as a minimum. Mr. Lnenicka then asked Mr. Eubanks about the radius of the cuI de sacs and Mr. Eubanks responded they will meet the requirements based on the city's regulations. He further stated some of the closer cuI de sacs will be the small ones but the distance will be based on the city's requirements and the larger cuI de sacs will have the longer distances. Mr. Lnenicka then stated there should be no variance requests on those and Mr. Eubanks responded they feel they have the normal requirements down pretty good but could not say there will not be some variances but he feels those are somewhat limited now in comparison to what they used to run into. Councilman Lnenicka stated he hopes Mr. Eubanks will work with City Engineer Ken Hildebrandt and Community Development Director Robin Broyles and staff in addressing some of the city's concerns about water drainage, runoff and siltation and flow into downstream territory and creeks and rivers to see if the development could retain more than the 100% minimum retirement. Mr. Lnenicka stated most developers, by working with the city and the city working with them, have been able to do that with little or no problem. He then asked Mr. Eubanks if that is something they would be willing to work with the city on and Mr. Eubanks responded yes. Mr. Eubanks stated he feels on this development they will be able to do a real good job with this situation because all of the drainage goes directly into parking lots underground so whatever that pipe size is they have to meet that requirement anyway. Mr. Eubanks further stated they will be retaining their water without any problem. Councilman Lnenicka thanked Mr. Eubanks, Mr. Peavy and Bobby Gibson for what they have done for Smyrna starting in 1988 with Vinings Glen. Councilman Lnenicka stated they were the first folks that really took a risk with the city on the future of Smyrna - developing some nice neighborhoods at a time when all their buddies in the developing businesses were telling them they were crazy you were telling them they were crazy (~, U March 15,1999, meeting - continued not to be here and you were going to prove them wrong. Mr. Lnenicka stated he felt they had proved their developing friends wrong. Mr. Lnenicka stated the city appreciates what Mr. Eubanks, Mr. Peavy and Mr. Gibson have done for Smyrna during the twelve years he has been on council. Councilman Wood asked what type privacy fence they plan to construct in the area that abuts Kenwood Subdivision and Mr. Eubanks responded they will build a six-foot decorative wood fence. Councilman Wood made a motion the rezoning request for the end of West Argo Road, Land Lots 617 and 608 (34.3 acres) from Light Industrial to RAD-Conditional be approved with the following stipulations: .."tJ 1. Total number of lots will not exceed 121. 2. The development will be consistent with the subdivision plans submitted with the application. 3. Each home will have a two-car attached garage. 4. The development will have underground utilities. 5. The development will have decorative streetlights approved by the City Engineer. 6. Adequate storm detention will be provided so that development does not increase peak flow rates of storm water runoff as approved by the City Engineer. 7 . The developer will install a privacy fence on that portion of the property that abuts the Kenwood Subdivision. 8. There will be a mandatory homeowners association with protective covenants on all lots. 9. Setbacks will be as submitted on plans filed by the applicant: Front yard - 15 Feet Side yard - 15 feet between structures Rear yard - 25 Feet 10. Entrance sign will be constructed of brick, stone or other masonry materials and will be landscaped. Mr. Eubanks asked if they add other property to the development, it would increase the size of the lots and could the plan be amended. Councilman Wood stated the plan could be amended. Councilman Cramer seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0. .", (G) Land Use Change - End of West Argo Road, Land Lots 617 & 608 (34.3 Acres) From Industrial Compatible Area and Low Density Residential to Medium Density Residential Mayor Bacon stated this is a public hearing and asked if anyone was present who wished to make any comment concerning the land use change request. There were no comments. A citizen asked if the developers had any plans to install a three-way stop at the corner of Camp Highland and Argo Road due to the increased traffic in the area. Mayor Bacon stated she needs to talk with Councilman Wood regarding that issue. Councilman Wood made a motion that the Land Use Change for the end of West Argo Road, Land Lots 617 & 608 (34.3 acres) from Industrial Compatible Area and Low Density Residential to Medium Density Residential be approved. Councilman Lnenicka seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0. (H) Annexation of Property - 4956 and 4960 Argo Road, Land Lots 617 & 608 (11. 7 Acres) Mayor Bacon stated this is a public hearing and asked if anyone was present who wished to comment on this item. There was no comment. ..." Councilman Wood made a motion that the application of Michael A. Ray and Richard H. Ray for the annexation of property at 4956 and 4960 Argo Road, Land Lots 617 and 608 (11. 7 acres) be approved and become a part of Ward 7 effective April 1, 1999. Councilman Cramer seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0. March 15, 1999, meeting - continued (I) Alcoholic Beverage License Request - Carrabba's Italian Grill - 29999 Cumberland Boulevard - Agent Change - Retail Pouring of Liquor, Beer and Wine Mr. Smith stated this request is for an agent change only and Mr. David L. Janowitz has applied to be the agent. Mr. Smith stated Mr. Janowitz has been given a copy of the Alcoholic Beverage Ordinance and it has been reviewed with him by the business license officer. Mayor Bacon stated this is a public hearing and asked if anyone was present in opposition to the granting of this license request. There was no opposition. .... Councilwoman Capilouto asked Mr. Janowitz how long he has been the manager of Carrabba's Italian Grill and he responded he has been the manager since their opening in June of 1996. Mr. Janowitz stated he has not applied to be the agent due to the requirement of having to be a Cobb County resident which has now been changed to being a resident of the state. Ms. Capilouto stated this location has had a pouring license since 1996 and asked Mr. Janowitz if he was aware the city conducts sting operations and he responded he was aware of that. Ms. Capilouto stated the Police Department investigation revealed nothing that would preclude the issuance of this license to Mr. Janowitz. Councilwoman Capilouto made a motion that the alcoholic beverage license for Carrabba's Italian Grill at 2999 Cumberland Boulevard for retail pouring of liquor, beer and wine with Mr. David L. Janowitz as the agent be approved. Councilman Hawkins seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0. FORMAL BUSINESS: (A) Appointment to Downtown Development Task Force - Ward 6 Councilman Lnenicka made a motion that Mr. Tom Laccetti, 1900 Tecumseh Trail, be appointed to serve as the Ward 6 representative on the Downtown Development Task Force. Councilman Cramer seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0. Mr. Laccetti came forward and stated he is looking forward to serving the city in this capacity. .. (B) Appointments to Veterans Memorial Association of Smyrna - Wards 5 and 6 Councilman Cramer stated he would like to table his appointment until the next council meeting. Councilman Lnenicka made a motion that John Sprague, 2048 Cliff Creek Court, be appointed to serve as the Ward 6 representative on the Veterans Memorial Association of Smyrna, Inc. Mr. Lnenicka stated his two previous appointees are no longer able to serve in this capacity as Ms. Gunther has been deployed to the Persian Gulf and Mr. Gunther is in graduate school and unable to participate. Councilman Wood seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0. Mayor Bacon stated Mr. Henry Westbrook, one of his appointees to the Veterans Memorial Association of Smyrna, Inc., passed away recently. Mayor Bacon stated Mr. Westbrook will be missed by the community and he will appoint someone to fill that vacancy at the next meeting. COMMERCIAL BUILDING PERMITS: There were none. BID AWARDS: ... (A) Bid Award - Audit Services Councilman Lnenicka stated the city awards the business of auditing the city's financial statements year after year and recently the bid was awarded for a three-year period with two one-year options for renewal and extension. He further stated that for the last five years Anderson Hunt and Company has had that business. Councilman Lnenicka stated the city felt it was time to go back out for bids for this service. Mr. Lnenicka stated requests for proposals were mailed to nine firms, with four responses, and Anderson, Hunt and Company was the low bidder meeting specifications. Councilman Lnenicka made a motion to award the Audit Services Contract for a period of three years with two one-year extension options for a total March 15, 1999, meeting - continued three-year cost of $20,550. Councilman Scoggins seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0. (B) Bid Award (Bid #99003) - Dump Truck - Public Works Department Councilman Hawkins stated bids were sent to ten vendors with four responses including one response of "no bid." Councilman Hawkins stated the Public Works Committee has reviewed the bids and recommend the bid be awarded to the low bidder meeting specifications, Ginn Motor Company. Councilman Hawkins made a motion that the bid for a replacement dump truck for the Public Works Department be awarded to Ginn Motor Company, low bidder meeting specifications, for a total cost of $50,865. Councilman Cramer seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0. ...., CONSENT AGENDA: (A) Approval of March 1, 1999, Minutes (B) Approval to Use Council Chambers - April 8, 19997:00 - 9:00 p.m. - Veterans Memorial Association of Smyrna Meeting (C) Approval to Request Bids - Breathing Air Compressor System - Fire Department (D) Approve Resolution and Certificate of Incumbency - Sun Trust Bank (E) Approval to Purchase Animal Control Truck - Police Department (F) Approval to Use R & E Funding - Replace Old 4" Cast Iron Water Main on King Springs Road (G) Approval to Request Welker & Associates to Prepare Engineering Report for Proposed Smyrna 1999 Water & Sewer Revenue Bond Project (H) *Approval to Use the Council Chambers - March 31, 1999, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. for a Meeting with Dunn Street Residents Councilman Hawkins made a motion to suspend the rules for the purpose of adding an item to the Consent Agenda. Councilman Wood seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0. Councilman Hawkins made a motion to add item (H) Approval to Use the Council Chambers - March 31, 1999,7:00 - 9:00 p.m. for a Meeting with Dunn Street residents to the consent agenda. Councilman Cramer seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0. ...." Councilman Lnenicka made a motion the consent agenda be approved. Councilman Cramer seconded the motion. Motion was approved 7-0. COMMITTEE REPORTS: Councilman Wood asked Human Resources Director Chris Corey for a report. Mr. Corey announced the current job openings for the City of Smyrna. Councilman Lnenicka wished Councilman Cramer a Happy Birthday. Councilman Lnenicka stated there was no report from the Finance Department this evening. Councilman Cramer stated the Veterans Memorial Committee has met and are looking at a couple of sites in the downtown area for a memorial. Councilman Hawkins asked Ann Kirk for a report from Keep Smyrna Beautiful. Ms. Kirk thanked the volunteers who helped her with landscaping services recently at the intersection of Old Concord Road and Powder Springs Street and the little five points area. Ms. Kirk reported that April 17 is the date for the Great American Clean Up as part of a nationwide campaign by Keep America Beautiful and will include the annual Adopt-A-Mile picnic for the various adopt- a-mile groups. Ms. Kirk stated the American Kidney Association had mailed the city a nice thank you note for recycling approximately 20 vehicles (donated by citizens of the City of Smyrna) over the last twelve months. Ms. Kirk stated the citizens of Smyrna recycled 101 tons at curbside saving the city $3,022 and to date, this fiscal year, the city has saved $24,178 in tipping fees. Councilman Cramer thanked Ms. Kirk for the beautification efforts in his ward on behalf of his Ward 5 residents in the area around Old Concord Road and Powder Springs Street. ...., Councilman Hawkins stated there was no report from the Public Works Department or the City Engineer this evening. Councilman Hawkins asked Robert Burns for a report from the Community Development Department. Mr. Burns reported the estimated construction cost for March 15,1999, meeting - continued 1998 - year-to-date - was $16,749,929 and the figure for 1999 the amount is $17,744,376; building permits for 1998 - year-to-date - was $71,821.48 and for 1999 the amount is $55,568.26. Councilman Scoggins asked Maryclaire Andres for a report from the Community Relations Department. Ms. Andres announced the dedication ceremonies for the Lattanzi Field and Tolleson multi-purpose building will be this Saturday, March 20, 1999; Smyrna's night of comedy will be Friday, March 26, 1999, at the Community Center from 7 - 9 p.m.; city-wide Easter egg hunt will take place on Thursday, April 1, at 6:30 p.m. at Tolleson Park; Jonquil Festival and jog will be held April 24 and 25, 1999, as well as the dedication ceremonies for the Welcome Center and the Smyrna Museum on April 24. .... Councilman Scoggins asked Mike Seigler for a report from the Library. Mr. Seigler announced that the Library circulated their one-millionth item sometime in July of 1998. Mr. Seigler reported the Library co-hosted the kick-off for Smyrna Cable's new modem program and 1,200 people attended the kick-off. Mr. Seigler reported Margaret Shaft has an excellent exhibit of photographs and watercolors at the Library and Wayne and Pat Fulgum are displaying part of their collection of occupied Japan items. Councilman Scoggins asked Steve Ciaccio for a report from the Parks and Recreation Department. Mr. Ciaccio announced Smyrna Night at the Braves will be May 4 at 7:40 p.m. and the Braves will be playing the St. Louis Cardinals; the Easter Egg Hunt will be April 1 at 6:30 p.m. and is for children 10 years of age and younger. Councilman Scoggins announced Ms. Bacon and Ms. Lively have completed the Arthritis Foundation Certification Program and will begin teaching arthritis classes at the Church Street Center beginning in April; Summer Day Camp will be held at Tolleson Park beginning June 21; table reservations are being accepted (beginning April 5) for the Summer Concert series. .. Councilman Newcomb asked Chief Larry Williams for a report from the Fire Department. Chief Williams stated there was a 6 % increase in the number of fire calls or emergency calls and the average response time was 3.21 minutes; care was rendered to 1503 people with emergency medical care; 545 concurrent calls were received and a grant was approved for two additional warning sirens that should be installed in the next few months. Councilman Hawkins commended Chief Williams for the annual Fire Department report. Councilman Newcomb asked Lt. Mike Brown for a report from the Police Department. Lt. Brown announced that on Friday, March 19, at the Red Lobster on Cobb Parkway, the Police Department will be involved with the Special Olympics Program and will be bussing tables to raise funds for this agency. Councilman Newcomb stated there was no report from the Court Services Department this evening. Councilwoman Capilouto announced she had participated in the Read Across America Program on March 2 and had read to Ms. Myers second grade class at King Springs Elementary School. Ms. Capilouto said hello to those students. Councilwoman Capilouto stated she received calls from residents of the Afton Downs subdivision this past weekend concerning a gentleman who was soliciting business for the ADT Alarm Company and intimidating the residents into purchasing an alarm system. Ms. Capilouto urged the residents to get the name of the solicitor and report it to the Police Department as the District Manager for ADT stated this was not acceptable behavior for his company. .. Mr. Smith announced the landscaping in the median on Spring Road has begun and the landscaping along the border of the linear park along Spring Road is almost complete. City Attorney Chuck Camp wished Jack Cramer a Happy Birthday. Mayor Bacon announced the County is installing sidewalks on South Cobb Drive from Austell Road to King Springs Road and stated that is a direct result of Joe Lee Thompson's efforts to secure funding. Mayor Bacon stated Joe Lee Thompson is also working to secure funding for Spring Road to ensure that it looks nice. March 15,1999, meeting - continued ADJOURNMENT With no further business, the meeting adjourned at 9:27 p.m. Lx~~ J/114 tt ~ ( .4'U ./l:n1. 'v'- MEL NDA AM8 N, ~ITY CLERK ~h~ld v~, 0 ai\) ~~ -----7.. j-.J CHARLENE CAPILOlb"tO, WARD 1 RON NEWCOMB, WARD 2 ... ~L~~ JACK CRAMER, WARD 5 ~~ ~~aJ~ CHARLES P TE WOOD, WARD 7 ....., --