11-05-2007 November 5, 2007 Council Meeting
November 5, 2007
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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 were City Clerk Susan Hiott, City Attorney Scott
Cochran, City Administrator Wayne Wright, Community Development Director Ken Suddreth,
Planner Rusty Martin, Economic Development Manager Alan Durham, Economic Development
Coordinator Andrea Hall, Finance Director David Boyd, Keep Smyrna Beautiful Director Ann
Kirk and representatives of the press.
Invocation was given by Reverend Stephen Crocker from Hurt Road Baptist Church, followed by
the pledge to the flag.
AGENDA CHANGES:
Mayor Bacon stated agenda item 6 A, Fiscal Year 2007 Audit Presentation, will be advanced to
an earlier segment of this meeting.
MAYOR'S REPORT:
Mayor Bacon recognized members ofthe American Legion Auxiliary. Council Member
Lnenicka read a Proclamation in recognition of Poppy Day to those assembled and presented
the Proclamation to the Auxiliary members. The Auxiliary members thanked the present
officials for their support.
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Mayor Bacon recognized Ms. Kirk and members of the Smyrna Business Association, and Ms.
Kirk provided details to those present regarding two very nice park benches donated by the
members of the Smyrna Business Association for use in the Arboretum. Ms. Kirk stated the
SBA members coordinated this effort with KSB and the City Parks and Recreation Department to
help make certain that optimum results were realized. Mr. Buddy Purvine provided details to
those present regarding SBA. Mayor Bacon thanked the SBA members for this beautification
effort for the benefit of the City.
FORMAL BUSINESS:
(A) Fiscal Year 2007 Audit Presentation
Mr. Wright recognized Mr. Boyd, and Mr. Boyd introduced associates of the accounting firm
Moore and Cubbage to those present. Ms. Tammy Galvis provided an overview of the Fiscal
Year 2007 Audit to those present.
MOTION: Council Member Wood made a motion to accept the Fiscal Year 2007 Audit as
presented by Moore and Cubbage, Inc. The motion was seconded by Council Member Smith.
Motion was approved 7 - O.
LAND ISSUES/ZONINGS/ ANNEXA nONS:
(A) Public Hearing- City-initiated rezoning from GC and LI to MU-Conditional - Jonquil
Village development site
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Mr. Wright stated the proposed plan calls for a mixed use development with a variety of
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components including office space, retail and condominiums which will be known as Jonquil
Village. Mr. Wright stated staff recommends approval of this rezoning request. Mr. Suddreth
provided additional details regarding this rezoning and development proposal. Mr. Suddreth
stated the subject tract comprises 11.94 acres near Spring Road and Atlanta Road. Mr. Suddreth
used a graphic representation to show details of the proposed project to the audience. Mr.
Suddreth stated the proposed zoning classification for the subject property is Mixed Use -
Conditional. Mayor Bacon stated clean-up of the subject site has been conducted on a daily basis
during demolition with good results. Mr. Suddreth read the conditions ofthe rezoning into the
record as follows:
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I. Residential units in any active adult, age-restricted, assisted living or nursing facilities on the
subject property shall be no less than 600 square feet.
2. Any refuse or recycling collection facilities shall not abut or be located within 100' of any
public right-of-way.
3. Any building consisting ofa single use, within the Mixed Use district, excluding grocery
stores, must be expressly approved by the Mayor and City Council.
4. The retail portion of any building may not exceed 47,000 square feet in gross floor area.
5. Transit stops shall be integrally connected to the development of the subject property. The
final locations within the public right-of-way must be coordinated with Cobb County Transit.
6. Any development on the subject property must provide a minimum of 20,000 square feet of
gross professional office space consistent with permitted uses outlined in the 01 zoning
category.
7. Landscaping and architectural design throughout the development is subject to the approval
of Smyrna's Urban Design Commission.
Mayor Bacon stated this is a public hearing and asked for public comment. There was none.
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Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Stephen Daniel, representing Jonquil AS, and Mr. Nate Haddad
representing A. G. Armstrong. Council Member Lnenicka asked Mr. Daniel ifthe stipulations of
this rezoning proposal as read by Mr. Suddreth are acceptable, and Mr. Daniel answered in the
affirmative. Council Member McNabb stated he hopes the development will feature display areas
on a scale which would be compatible with the needs of local artists. Council Member McNabb
stated he believes such a plan would encourage pedestrian interest and traffic. Mr. Daniel
thanked the City's staff and leadership for their cooperation with this project.
MOTION: Council Member Scoggins made a motion to approve Rezoning Request Z07-018 for
City-initiated rezoning from General Commercial and Light Industrial to Mixed Use-Conditional
for the Jonquil Village development site. The motion was seconded by Council Member
Pritchett. Motion was approved 7 - O.
(B) Public Hearing- Rezoning Request Z07-0 19 - R-15 to RAD-Conditional - Land Lot 593,
Walker Street between 1499 and ISIS Walker Street - 0.616 acre tract - Alison Vaughan
& Brendan Crowley
Mayor Bacon asked if there is anyone present in connection with this matter and there was no
response.
MOTION: Council Member Scoggins made a motion to table Rezoning Request Z07-019 from
R-15 to RAD-Conditional for Walker Street between 1499 and 1515 Walker Street for
a 0.616 acre tract for Alison Vaughan & Brendan Crowley until further notice. The motion was
seconded by Council Member Newcomb. Motion was approved 7 - O.
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(C) Public Hearing - Rezoning Request Z07-023 - Zoning Amendment (change in elevations
and site plan) - Oakdale Road - Ashton Woods Homes, LLC
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Mr. Wright stated the applicant is requesting amendment of an approved development plan for
the Oakdale Bluffs subdivision. Mr. Wright stated the request includes planned changes to some
townhouse elevations and a decrease in the number oftownhouses from 250 to 243. Mr. Wright
stated that, if approved, the revision will result in a density reduction from 7.25 units per acre to
7.05 units per acre. Mr. Wright stated staff recommends approval of the amendment subject to a
number of conditions.
Mayor Bacon stated this is a public hearing and asked for public comment, and the oath was
administered to several persons by Mr. Cochran.
Mr. Suddreth provided additional details to those present concerning the proposal under
consideration. Mr. Suddreth stated the plan change calls for altering the townhouse format from
three story units to a two story style. Mr. Suddreth read the conditions of the rezoning into the
record as follows:
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The development of the proposed residential townhouse community shall be
limited to 243 units. The minimum floor area of each unit will be 1,800 square
feet. The following minimum setbacks and building separations shall be
maintained:
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Setbacks:
Oakdale Road - 50'
Front Yard - 20'
Side Yard - 20'
Rear Yard - 40'
Building Separations (townhouse units):
Front to front - 50'
Front to side - 40'
Side to side - 20'
Side to rear - 20'
Rear to rear - 25'
2. The development of the subject property shall be in substantial conformity to the
site plans (Oakdale Bluffs Phase III), prepared by Planners and Engineers
Collaborative which were filed with the rezoning application.
3. The development shall comply with the elevations included with the application
package. Brick, stone, stucco or architectural shake shall be used on at least three
sides of each building. All buildings which will be adjacent to Oakdale Road
shall utilize four-sided brick elevations. No portion of any building shall utilize
100% horizontal siding.
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All townhouse residences shall be provided with an enclosed garage parking
space to accommodate two vehicles. Each garage must provide decorative garage
doors similar to those shown in the elevations submitted for the zoning
amendment.
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5.
Sidewalks shall be provided by the developer inside the subdivision and outside
the subdivision adjacent to Oakdale Road consistent with City requirements. A
sidewalk or passive trail shall also be provided within the subdivision to connect
each portion of the development to the proposed park.
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6. The developer shall donate and convey additional right-of-way on Oakdale Road
such that a minimum 50' right-of-way width can be achieved as measured from
the centerline.
7. The storm water detention plan shall be designed to create at least a 10%
reduction in a 100-year storm event. The City Engineer shall approve all plans.
8. All retention ponds shall be placed and screened appropriately to be unobtrusive
to homes inside and outside the development.
9. All utilities within the development shall be underground.
10. The development of any streets (including private) shall conform to the City's
standards for public right-of-ways.
11. The protective covenants will require all non-resident property owners to keep
the Homeowners Association advised of the current address and phone numbers
where they can be reached. The HOA documents shall prohibit the use of any
unit in the development for rental purposes.
12.
The construction of a separate monument signage which clearly identifies the
entrance into Oakdale Bluffs Phase III which Aston Woods has preliminarily
named "The Parkside at Oakdale Bluffs", subject to final review and approval by
the City's professional staff.
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13. No debris may be buried on any lot or common area.
14. The developer will install decorative streetlights within the development, subject
to approval by the City Engineer. Utilization of low intensity, environmental
type lighting, the illumination of which shall be confined within the perimeter of
the subject property through the use of "full-cutofflighting".
15. All yards and common areas are to be sodded, and landscaped. Irrigate as
appropriate.
16. All landscape plans must be prepared, stamped, and signed by a Georgia
Registered Landscape Architect or a degreed horticulturist for common areas and
entrances. All plans must conform to the requirements of the City's Tree
Protection Ordinance. However, the overall tree density shall not be required to
exceed 30 units per acre.
17. The applicant shall provide the installation of significant additional landscaping
throughout the community which will include the following:
a. Around the existing Oakdale Bluffs monument sign.
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b. Surrounding the new Parks ide monument sign.
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c. Between the existing Oakdale Bluffs three (3) story homes and the
Parkside two (2) story homes.
d. Along the frontage of Oakdale Road.
18. All floor plans within Parkside shall be advertised and marketed as starting from
the low $200's. Additionally, no floor plans will have base pricing below
$200,000.
19. The applicant shall investigate and provide the best location for adding tennis
court(s) based upon direction received at subsequent meetings between Ashton
Woods Oakdale Bluffs HOA subject to review and approval by the City of
Smyrna's professional staff.
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Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Garvis Sams, an attorney representing the applicant, and Mr. Sams
stated the stipulations are subject to review and approval by the City's professional staff. Mr.
Sams stated it is his understanding that the plan revision presently under consideration would
allow a total of 246 townhouses. Mr. Sams stated the plan amendment would allow for changes
to the architectural style and composition of 74 remaining townhouses to be built and the site plan
for the construction of these buildings. Mr. Sams stated this request has been brought about by
a perceived need to differentiate between existing structures and those to be built. Mr. Sams
stated it has been determined that a two story townhouse is needed as opposed to a three story
product to appeal to a different demographic. Mr. Sams stated the two story product would allow
owners of existing three story townhouses to resell their properties without competition from new
three story structures. Mr. Sams stated the applicant has met with representatives of Oakdale
Bluffs and City staff to obtain input from them regarding this process. Mr. Sams stated the
applicant has agreed to build a separate monument sign to identify the entrance into Oakdale
Bluffs Phase III. Mr. Sams stated the conditions formulated for this plan amendment were
created with the intent to help delineate the two story structure portion of the development from
the existing part. Council Member Lnenicka asked Mr. Busher if Ashton Woods is agreeable to
the stipulations of this zoning amendment, and Mr. Busher answered in the affirmative. Council
Member Lnenicka asked Mr. Suddreth if a total of 246 townhouses is acceptable, and Mr.
Suddreth answered in the affirmative.
Council Member Lnenicka recognized Mr. Charles Bolash, residing at 6205 Indian Wood Circle,
and Mr. Bolash expressed disappointment at the fact that no separate ingress and egress is
planned for the new phase of the development. Mr. Bolash expressed concerns about potential
negative impact of the new construction on the resale value of existing housing in the
development. Mr. Bolash asked the council members to make certain the developer complies
with the plans and conditions of this rezoning to preserve the value of the housing in this
development to the greatest extent possible.
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Mayor Bacon recognized Ms. Inger Pinckney, residing at 6248 Sawtooth Oak Court, and Ms.
Pinckney expressed concerns about potential negative impact ofthe new construction on the
resale value of existing housing in the development. Ms. Pinckney expressed disappointment at
the fact that no separate ingress and egress is planned for the new phase of the development. Ms.
Pinckney asked the council members to consider requiring separate ingress and egress for Phase
III of the development in order to help distinguish the existing housing from new construction.
Ms. Pinckney presented a petition from residents of the subject area to the present officials.
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Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Stephen Hedden, residing at 1562 Oakdale Bluffs Drive, and Mr.
Hedden expressed concerns about potential negative impact of the new construction on the resale
value of existing housing in the development. Mr. Hedden stated he would like to see this zoning
amendment plan denied.
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Mayor Bacon recognized Ms. Cheryl Black, residing at 6096 Indian Wood Circle, and Ms. Black
asked that the developer maintain the current selling price on new three story structures to avoid
negative impact on the resale value of existing housing in the development.
Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Craig Ogden, residing at 6207 Indian Wood Circle, and Mr. Ogden
stated he is in agreement with what has been said at this meeting by the residents who spoke
previously. Mr. Ogden stated he wants to see property values preserved in the development. Mr.
Ogden stated he would like the council members to consider requiring separate ingress and egress
for Phase III of the development in order to help distinguish the existing housing from new
construction.
Mr. Suddreth stated staff has examined the possibility of requiring separate ingress and egress for
Phase III of the development and that staff is not supportive of constructing another entrance.
Mr. Suddreth stated staff has concerns about traffic and topography in the subject area. Mr.
Busher indicated he believes it would not be feasible to build an additional entrance to the
development. Mr. Busher stated there will be clear demarcation between existing structures and
the new construction. At Council Member Newcomb's request, Mr. Busher provided additional
information regarding proposed landscaping for the new phase. Mr. Busher stated Ashton Woods
does not intend to sell off any lots in the subject development. Mr. Busher stated Ashton Woods
intends to complete construction of this development. At Council Member Lnenicka's request,
Mr. Suddreth provided details to those present concerning the possibility of requiring some form
of landscape performance bond to address concerns brought about by current drought conditions.
Mr. Sams stated digital images of the Phase III entrance monument sign can be furnished to the
City staff. (Clerk's Note: Printed copies of these images are appended hereto as exhibit "A")
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MOTION: Council Member Wood made a motion to approve Rezoning Request 207-023 for
zoning amendment (change in elevations and site plan) on Oakdale Road for Ashton Woods
Homes, LLC for a total of246 townhouse units subject to stipulations of rezoning as read into the
record and the provision that digital images of the Phase III entrance monument sign will be
furnished to the City staff. The motion was seconded by Council Member Pritchett. At Council
Member Smith's request, Mr. Busher commented on the projected construction timetable for
Phase III. Motion was approved 7 - O.
(D) Public Hearing- Variance Request V07-05l - Use of Existing Pole Sign - 0.912 acre
tract - 5130 South Cobb Drive - S & S Sign Services
Mr. Wright stated the subject sign does not conform to current City guidelines. Mr. Wright stated
new installation of pole signs is no longer allowed. Mr. Wright stated non-conforming signs
are allowed to remain under the current code unless there is a change of ownership or
discontinuance of operation of the commercial entity on the affected property. Mr. Wright stated
the applicant wishes to replace an existing pole sign at the subject location with another pole
sign. Mr. Wright stated this request was denied by the License and Variance Board and staff
recommends denial of the request.
Mr. Suddreth provided additional details regarding this variance request to those present. Mr.
Suddreth stated the applicant is willing to install a replacement sign of reduced dimensions.
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Council Member Wood stated the location of the subject business has very limited visibility
from the street. Council Member Wood stated the applicant has made a good faith effort to
design a replacement sign of reduced dimensions as prescribed by regulations. Council
Member Wood stated that inadequate sign advertisement could potentially have a negative
impact on the going concern at the subject location.
MOTION: Council Member Wood made a motion to approve Variance Request V07-051 for
use of existing pole sign at 5130 South Cobb Drive for S & S Sign Services. The motion was
seconded by Council Member Pritchett. Motion was approved 7 - O.
(E) Public Hearing- Variance Request V07-061 - Front Setback Reduction - 0.25 acre tract-
2781 Stone Creek Road - Roscoe Rader
Mr. Wright stated the applicant is requesting a reduction in front yard setback from 35' to 22' to
build a front deck. Mr. Wright stated this case was referred to the city council by the License and
Variance Board because of opposition. Mr. Wright stated staff recommends approval ofthis
request subject to a number of conditions.
Mr. Suddreth provided additional details regarding this variance request to those present. Mr.
Suddreth stated the proposed addition would be made of wood attached to a brick structure.
Mr. Suddreth stated staff has modified its recommendation which includes the following
conditions:
1. The front porch/deck/patio area shall be covered with a roof and shall be
constructed of the same material as the front of the house or if a combination of
material is used, that the majority material used be brick.
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2. The applicant shall plant evergreen landscaping around all exterior sides of the
proposed deck/patio/porch
Mr. Suddreth stated the objective of these conditions is to obtain a result which more closely
resembles a porch as opposed to a deck.
Mayor Bacon stated this is a public hearing and asked for public comment, and the oath was
administered to several persons by Mr. Cochran.
At Council Member Smith's request, Mr. Rader provided details regarding his variance request to
those present. Mr. Rader stated the requested variance is needed to build an addition which will
facilitate access to his house and improve its appearance. Council Member Smith asked Mr.
Rader ifhe would be amenable to tabling this request to a subsequent meeting in order to work
out a satisfactory plan, and Mr. Rader answered in the affirmative.
Mayor Bacon recognized Mrs. Susan Wilkinson, and Mrs. Wilkinson stated she and other
residents of the subject area are concerned that the proposed addition will be more like a wooden
deck than a porch.
MOTION: Council Member Smith made a motion to table Variance Request V07-061 for a
front setback reduction a 0.25 acre tract at 2781 Stone Creek Road for Roscoe Rader until the
November 19,2007 meeting. The motion was seconded by Council Member McNabb. Motion
to table was approved 7 - O.
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PRIVILEGE LICENSE:
There were none.
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COMMERCIAL BUILDING PERMITS:
There were none.
CONSENT AGENDA:
(A) Approval of October 15, 2007 minutes
(B) Authorize Mayor to execute agreement with the Georgia Municipal Association for
financing public safety software
(C) Award RFP # 8-003 for the replacement of approximately 264 LF of 48" storm sewer on
Nancy Circle at Ann Road to Southeastern Contracting in the amount of $78,894 and
authorize the Mayor to execute related contract documents
(D) Award RFP #8-005 for Cured-in-Place Lining of four storm sewers located on Glendale
Circle, Oak Forest Drive and Church Street to Southeast Pipe Survey in the amount of
$120,500 and authorize the Mayor to execute related contract documents
(E) Approval of 800 mhz Radio System Use and License Agreement and authorize the
Mayor to sign and execute all related documents
(F)
Approval of amendment to the Intergovernmental Agreement for the Use and
Distribution of proceeds from the 2005 Special Local Option Sales Tax for capital outlay
projects and authorize the Mayor to sign and execute all related documents
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(G) Approval of use of Council Chambers for a town hall meeting for Congress Member
David Scott on Saturday, February 2, 2008
MOTION: Council Member Wood made a motion to approve the consent agenda. The
motion was seconded by Council Member Smith. Motion was approved 7 - o.
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
Council Member Pritchett provided information to those present regarding a new recycling
program in her neighborhood. Council Member Pritchett commented on a recent child abduction
which occurred in the City. Council Member Pritchett stated a man who attempted to rescue the
two children during the abduction is deserving of recognition. Council Member Pritchett stated
the child who was abducted demonstrated considerable presence of mind in the information she
was able to provide to the police. Council Member Pritchett reported that the offender was
located and arrested. Council Member Pritchett commended the City police for their diligence in
this case.
Council Member Newcomb recognized Mr. Suddreth, and Mr. Suddreth introduced new
Economic Development Coordinator Andrea Hall to those present. Mr. Suddreth commented
favorably on Ms. Hall's qualifications and background. Ms. Hall provided details to those
present concerning her professional experience and stated she is looking forward to working for
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the City. Council Member Newcomb expressed enthusiasm for the new Jonquil Village
development for which rezoning was approved at this meeting.
Council Member Scoggins expressed the view that moving forward with the new Jonquil Village
project is perhaps the biggest step for progress the City has made in many years and that he is
proud to have been a part of it. Council Member Scoggins congratulated everyone involved with
this project for their efforts.
Council Member McNabb stated members of numerous churches in the City recently gathered for
a prayer walk and expressed the view that people of faith need to continue to pray for our
community, for each other, for our public safety professionals and for those misdirected people
who commit heinous acts such as the one previously discussed by Council Member Pritchett.
Council Member McNabb stated education continues to be a subject of keen interest to members
of the Smyrna community. Council Member McNabb stated we must work with our schools
to build the types of relationships needed to create meaningful post-education experiences for the
community's young people.
Council Member Smith stated Council Member Pritchett expressed the community's shock and
sadness at the recent child abduction which occurred in the City with great feeling. Council
Member Smith stated he is glad that the City has a professional police department to deal with
difficult problems of this type.
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Council Member Lnenicka commended the City police for the determination and professionalism
they demonstrated during the investigation of the recent child abduction case. Council Member
Lnenicka reminded everyone to be sure to adjust their clocks for the time change as well as check
the batteries in their smoke detectors. Council Member Lnenicka thanked the members of the
Old Vinings Mill HOA for inviting him to their recent meeting and commented favorably about
the proceedings. Council Member Lnenicka stated the annual Collier Gate HOA meeting will be
held Wednesday at the Community Center and the Gates at Vinings community will be
conducting their HOA meeting Monday in their neighborhood. Council Member Lnenicka
stated he is continuing to work with faculty and staff at Campbell Middle School to help develop
after school programs for the students there. Council Member Lnenicka stated volunteers, funds,
supplies and community involvement are needed for an undertaking of this type. Council
Member Lnenicka reminded everyone there is an election tomorrow and encouraged everyone to
exercise their right to vote.
Council Member Wood commended the City police department for their diligence in resolving
the recent child abduction case which occurred in the City. Council Member Wood reminded
everyone there is an election tomorrow and encouraged everyone to vote.
Mayor Bacon and Mr. Wright provided information to those present concerning the use of rain
barrels as a water conservation measure. Mayor Bacon stated the City will assist citizens with the
assembly of rain barrel kits they purchase.
Ms. Hiott reminded everyone there is an election tomorrow and encouraged everyone to vote.
Ms. Hiott provided updated information concerning voting precinct locations and voting
requirements to those present.
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CITIZENS INPUT:
Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Alex Backry, residing at 3459 Shawnee Trail, and Mr. Backry
expressed views concerning the performance and conduct ofthe city council members during
their current terms in office. Mr. Backry expressed the view that citizens who have attended
council meetings to express their views have been ridiculed. Mr. Backry stated very few people
voted on the parks bond referendum and expressed the view that few people were aware of the
proposal. Mr. Backry stated he hopes the upcoming terms of office will be filled by people who
are responsive to the needs and desires of citizens. Mr. Backry stated he hopes many citizens will
turn out to vote tomorrow.
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Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Howard Martin, residing at 3435 Lee Street, and Mr. Martin
yielded the floor.
Mayor Bacon recognized Ms. Joyce Reagan, residing at 3833 Cloudland Drive, and Ms. Reagan
expressed the view that citizens should be treated with respect.
Mayor Bacon recognized Ms. Teri Anulewicz, residing at 1121 Parkview Place, and Ms.
Anulewicz thanked those persons who have been helpful to her during her election campaign.
Ms. Anulewicz commented favorably about the residents of Ward 3 and expressed enthusiasm
about the possibility of serving on the city council. Ms. Anulewicz reminded everyone there is an
election tomorrow and encouraged everyone to vote.
Mayor Bacon recognized Ms. Jean Aaron, residing at 2531 Davenport Street, and Ms. Aaron
commented favorably about her experiences during her election campaign. Ms. Aaron stated one
of her objectives if elected is to engage the community in the democratic process. Ms. Aaron
recounted the details of a meeting she had with a citizen during her campaign for those present.
Ms. Aaron thanked the council members, Ms. Hiott and the citizens of Ward 2 for their
thoughtfulness and civic-mindedness. Ms. Aaron reminded everyone there is an election
tomorrow and encouraged everyone to vote.
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Mayor Bacon recognized Mr. Matt Yancey, residing at 5976 Haddon Place, and Mr. Yancey
expressed a desire to have his mailing address changed to reflect his residency in the City of
Smyrna and asked the present officials for their assistance with this objective.
Mayor Bacon encouraged everyone to vote tomorrow. Mayor Bacon invited everyone to his
post-election campaign party tomorrow night.
ADJOURNMENT:
With no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 10:27 p.m.
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