regular meeting, board of commissioners, glynn county, georgia

REGULARMEETING, BOARDOF COMMISSIONERS,GLYNN COUNTY,
GEORGIA, HELD THURSDAY, NOVEMBER17, 1983,
AT 6:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
Chairman John M. McClurd, Sr.
Commissioner Michael E. Harrison
Commissj-oner J. lfayne Hutcheson
Commissioner W. Harold Pate
Commissioner lVillou C. Smith
Commissioner Alton L. Wooten
ABSENT:
Commissioner Ronald W. Young
ALSO PRESENT:
Administrator
Charles T. Stewart
County Attorney Thomas J. Lee
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Opening Ceremony.
Chairman McClurd opened the meeting
with
and pledge
invocati-on
of
allegiance
to the f1ag.
Approval
of Mj-nutes.
Upon motion
duly
made and s e c o n d e d , t h e m j - n u t e s o f
November 3,
1983, were unanimously
Resolutions
Presented
Mr. Bill
PubIic
for
held
approved.
President
presented
public
his
meeting
to Commi.ssioners Hutcheson and Wooten.
Keltner,
Affairs,
regular
service
of the Brunswick-Glynn
a resolution
and efforts
gratitude
of
County Committee of
to Commissioner Tfayne Hutcheson
the Glynn County Board of
as a member of
Commissioners,
**
Chairman McClurd presented
Conservation
years
of
Service
dedicated
and outstanding
to Lila
Resolution
a special
during
a group of Brunswick
that
annual
the
resolutions
ticipants.
Chairman McClurd then
Chairman of
the County Commission during
her to
following
of the
for
completion
the
Satilla
of
ten
Soil
Speakman.
November 10, 1983, and special
introduced
Wooten for
Soil
.
positions
county
L.
as a Supervisor
serviee
Chaj-rman McClurd explained
several
recej-ved from the U.S.
resolutj-on
commending Commissioner Alton
District
Conservation
>k**,k
*X<* * ***>k
High students
had fi1led
on
"Youth In Government Day" aetivities
would be presented to each of these parLil-a
announced that
Speakman, who had served
was present,
activity,
this
and presented
the Commissj-on and audience
as
whereupon he
her with
a framed copy
resolution:
RESOLUTION TO
LILA
W H E R E A S ,L i l a
SPEAKMAN
Speakman was selected
Glynn County Commission during
the post
fill
to
of Chairman of
on November 10,
In Government Day" activities
"Youth
the
1983; and
W H E R E A S ,L i l a
assuming the post
a great
exhibited
of Chief
deal
Official
Elected
leadership
of
and initiative
ability
in
the Glynn County Government on this
of
day; and
W H E R E A S ,i t
todayrs
tal-ented
is
the hope of
students
Lila
will
this
Commission that
fill
our governmental positions
who wil-l
become one of
in
the future.
NOW, THEREFORE,BE IT AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVEDby the Board of
Glynn County,
commend Lila
Chairman of
Georgia,
in regular
Speakman for
the
Status
In-Take Officer
Juvenile
grant
a framed
to commemorateher outstanding
of
she displayed
and ability
while
serving
we
as
the Glynn County Board of Commissioners.
BE IT FURTHERRESOLVED, that
to Lila
LTth day of November, 1983, that
meeting this
interest
Commissioners,
covering
Court
the
1983, which result
who were sent
to
Position
of his
In-Take
facilities
Resolution
be presented
Court
O. Pearson informed
Officer
in a hardshi-p because this
detention
this
service.
in Juvenile
Judge Clincon
salary
copy of
would be expiri-ng
officer
primari-1y
the Commisslon that
transported
in lfaycross.
a two-yea
on December 31,
90% of the juveniles
Judge Pearson explained
that this problem would continue until
current renovatj-on of the Glynn County Detentio
center was compreted' and juvenile
cel1s put back into service,
and he suggested that
'/
4S2
the Commission might
Pursuant
with
Administrator
salary
information
relatlve
Officer
position,
and report
re Holiday
Conflict
provided
upon services
employees fo1lowed
back at
In-Take
to his
and cj-tizens
staff
these
he and his
the constitutional
some of
observed by the
holidays
holidays
extra
that
by the County Commisslon '
that
as on other
on these dates as well
Two of
fact
by the
had
offices
the County who relied
Judge Pearson related
sched.ule established
the holiday
of
between
disparity
the
that
employees and constitutional
state
were Columbus Day in October
the authority
to
set
Attorney
He said
employees.
that
for
holidays
that
the
offices
state
were set by the
schedule observed by state and
back a recommendation on this matter"
was between the
and the conflict
legislature,
offices.
to be observed by constitutional
the holidays
Lee replied
the Commission had
Tom Lee if
Commissloner Wooten asked County Attorney
county
the
Day in November, Judge Pearson said.
and Veterans
state
of
develop
to
meeting.
O. Pearson reported
ny these agencies.
governments.
and federal
staff
extension
temporary
the next
employees were perturbed
his
closed
offices
a possible
Judge Clinton
perplexing
become extremely
however,
to
schedule observed by county
the holiday
Judge Pearson said
or Fj-nance Office
Stewart
time.
that
until
Schedule.
Court
Juvenile
position
this
recommendation from Chairman McClurd,
to
he wou1d. confer
funding
in
be interested
he would bring
Brunswick and Glynn County Development Authority
the Glynn Place Mal1.
on behalf of the Brunswick and Glynn County
Attorney Joseph A.lVhittle,
Development Authority,
asked the Commission to approve three bond issues for
Adopted Approving
Resolutions
Bonds for Developments Within
Georgia,
Belk-Hudson Company of Brunswlck,
project,
and D. Scott
Mr. Whittle
development.
a new requirement
for
l{udgens project
noted
these bonds, particularly
to
tempting
Ltd. ,
now approaching
these bond issues
of
Commj-ssion approval
that
was
the County would not be responsible
there was some urgency in approving
although
He explained
that
the Glynn Place
construction
their
expedite
the Glynn Place Mall
in
imposed by Congress,
the bonds 1n any way.
Glynn Place Associates,
Inc.,
issue,
schedule
because the developers were atin order to provide much needed
shopping facilities.
Since this
said
he would like
Litigation
ltem was not
to
defer
Committee could
had made a trip
Transportation
proiect,
in the
and he could
until
review
Chairman McClurd
Staff
it
listed
on the
first
the
to
road system for
this
to
their
a delegatlon
solicit
see no reason
meeting
and present
it
commented that
to Atlanta
agenda, Commissioner Hutcheson
in December so that
the
recommendati-on.
from
the
Commission and
assistance from the Department of
new ma11 j-n order to expedite the
defer
any item
that
would. constitute
a
delay.
Motion approving
resolutions
Mr. Whittlets
request
spread below was made by Commissioner
Wooten, and adopted by the following
majority
Aye:
Commj-ssloners Smith,
Nay:
Commissioner Hutcheson.
and adopting
Smith,
the three
seconded by Commissioner
vote:
Wooten, Harrison,
Pate and Chairman McClurd.
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ACTION BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERSOF GLYNN COUNTY, GEORGIA
W H E R E A S ,a p u b l i c
County Development Authority
hearing
on the
was cond.ucted by the Brunswick
loth
day of November, 1983, otr the
the proposed issuance of Flrst
Mortgage Industrial
(Belk-Hudson Company of Brunswick, G&., Inc. Project)
of
by the Brunswick
amount not
and Glynn County Development Authority,
to exceed $10r0001000; and
and Glynn
subject
Development Revenue Bonds
Series
in
1983 (the
the
"Bonds't)
aggregate face
W H E R E A S 'i t
is
noted that
Belk-Hudson Company of Brunswick,
finance
to
the cost
of
a commercial retail
such portion
containing
is
Georgia,
of
noted
be used to assist
(the
"Companyr')
of Glynn place,
a portion
and equipping
the initial
"Project"),
deemed to
constitute
the
of
in
that
the
42 acres,
shopping ma11 will
more or 1ess,
the unincorporated
Scranton
W H E R E A S ,i t
is
owner and operator
of
area of
be located. on a tyaet
approximately
of
3 mj-1es northwest
or Highway g0g near
Glynn Countyr
Road; and
noted
that
the Bond.s, whenr &s and if issued, shall not be
a debt or pledge of the faith
and credit
or the taxing power of
Georgia,
the City
W H E R E A S ,n e i t h e r
including
will
a Georgia corporation
constructing
shopping ma1l (the
approximatety
intersection
State
Inc.,
issued,
to be the Company; and
of Brunswick,
the
Ga.,
acquiring,
W H E R E A S 'i t
land
the Bonds, if
of Brunswick
the
the Authorityr
State
the City
or the County of
of Georgia
any political
nor
of Brunswlck,
Glynn;
and
subdivj-sion
and the County of
Glynn,
thereof,
shal1
be
to pay the Bonds or the interest
thereon or other costs incidental
thereto
except from the revenues and monies pledged therefor,
and neither the faith and credit
nor the taxing povfer of the County of Glynn, the City of Brunswickr or the State of
Georgj-ar or any political
subdivision
thereof,
is pledged to the payment of principal
of the Bonds or the interest
thereon or other costs incidental
thereto;
and
obligated
W H E R E A S ,f o l l o w i n g
Development Authority
County,
hearing,
h a s r e c o m m e n d e d .t o
and Glynn County
and the Project
of Glynn
to be financed
with
the
be approved.
N O WT H E R E F O R E ,t h e u n d e r s i g n e d ,
of Glynn County,
the Brunswick
the Board. of County Commissioners
the proposed Bond Issue
Georgj-a that
proceeds thereof
such public
Georgia,
being
the highest
elected
representatives
approve the proposed Bond Issue by the Brunswick
do hereby
and Glynn County Development Authorlty,
and further
proceeds of said Bond Issue as set forth herein.
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approve the proposed use of
the
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ACTION BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERSOF GLYNN COUNTY, GEORGIA
W H E R E A S ,a p u b l i c
Development Authority
posed issuance
on the
of First
Hudgens Project)
ment Authority'
hearing
l0th
Mortgage
was conducted
day of Novernber, 1983r oil the
by the Brunswick
in the aggregate faee amount not
W H E R E A S 'i t
and Glynn County
subject
Scott
and Glynn County Develop-
exceed $10r0o0r000;
to
the pro-
of
Development Revenue Bonds (n.
Industrial
1983 (tfre'rBonds'r)
Series
by the Brunswick
and
noted that the Bonds, if issued, will
be used to assist
D.Scott Hudgens ("Hudgens") to finance the cost of acquiring,
constructing
and
equipping a portion of Glynn P1ace, a commercial retail
shopping ma11 (ttre "Project"),
the
initial
is
such portion
owner of
I Y H E R E A S ,i t
land
contai-ning
of Brunswick,
near
the
Georgia,
intersectj-on
deemed to constitute
the
State
of
noted
approximately
W H E R E A S ,i t
of
is
in
to be Hudgens; and
that
the
42 acres,
more or 1ess,
the unj-ncorporated
of
Scranton
is
noted
that
the City
W H E R E A S ,n e i - t h e r
the
area of
be located
approximately
Glynn County,
on a tract
3 miles
of
northwest
otr Highway 303
Road; and
the Bonds, when, as and if
a debt or pledge
Georgia,
shopping mal1 will
of
the
faith
of Brunswick
State
or
and credit
issued,
or the
be
power
taxing
the County of Glynn;
nor any political
of Georgia
not
shall
and
subdivision
thereof,
includi-ng the Authori.ity, the City of Brunswick and the County of Glynn, sha1l
be obligated to pay the Bonds or the interest
thereon or other costs incj-dental theret
except from the revenues and monies pledged therefor,
and neither the faith
and credit
nor the taxing power of the County of Glynn, the City of Brunswickr or the State of
Georgiat
or any political
subdivision
of the Bonds or the interest
W H E R E A S ,f o l l o w i n g
Development Authority
County,
Georgi-a that
proceeds thereof
thereon
thereof,
or other
such public
pledged to the payment of principal
costs
hearing,
lncidental
thereto;
the Brunswick
and
and Glynn County
has recommended to the Board of County Commissioners
the proposed Bond Issue
and the Project
to be financed
of
Glynn
with
the
be approved.
N O WT H E R E F O R E ,t h e u n d e r s i g n e d ,
Glynn County,
is
Georgia,
do hereby
being
the highest
elected
representati-ves
approve the proposed Bond Issue by the Brunswick
and Glynn County Development Authority,
and further
proceeds of said Bond rssue as set forth herei_n.
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approve the proposed use of
the
of
ACTION BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERSOF GLYNN COUNTY, GEORGIA
W H E R E A S ,a p u b l i c
Development Authority
hearing
on the
10th day of November, 1983, oo the
posed issuance of First
Mortgage Industrial
H u d . g e n sP r o j e c t )
1983 (the
Series
ment Authority,
Hudgens ("Hudgens")
a portlon
equipping
initial
the
in
such portion
W H E R E A S ,i t
of
land containi-ng
northwest
the
is
of
noted that
of Georgia,
more or less,
the
including
the Authority,
obligated
to pay the Bonds or the
faith
the City
of the Bonds or the
subdivision
interest
such public
County,
Georgia
and
subdivision
and neither
thereof,
sha1l be
lncidental
thereto
the faith
and credit
or
of Brunswick,
State
the
of
incidental
thereto;
and
and Glynn County
the Brunswick
of Glynn
to be financed
with
be approved.
Georgia,
do hereby
the highest
being
representatives
elected
approve the proposed Bond Issue by the Brunswick
and Glynn County Development Authority,
the proceeds of
power
the taxing
the Board of County Commissioners
N O W , T H E R E F O R E ,t h e u n d e r s i g n e d ,
of Glynn County,
or
the proposed Bond Issue and the Project
that
the proceeds thereof
costs
hearing,
has recommended to
be
pledged to the payment of principal
is
or other
on
i-ssued, shall
costs
or other
thereon
thereof,
thereon
W H E R E A S ,f o l l o w i n g
Development Authority
area of Glynn Countyr
and the County of Glynn,
from the revenues and monies pledged therefor,
nor the taxj-ng power of the County of G1ynn, the City
or any political
3 mifes
or the County of Glynn;
of Brunswick,
interest
on a tract
approximately
and credit
except
Georgiar
be located
the STate of Georgia nor any political
1 V H E R E A Sn,e i t h e r
"Project"),
Road; and
of Brunswick
the City
maIT will
the Bonds, whenr &s and if
of
and
constructing
and
shopping
Scranton
assist
shopping mal1 (the
the unincorporated
a debt or pledge
constitute
of the State
in
interesection
W H E R E A S ,i t
deemed to
the
42 acres,
Georgia,
Scott
be used to
of acquirlng,
the cost
to be lludgens;
that
approximately
of Brunswick,
Highway 303 hear
noted
is
will
issued,
of G1ynn P1ace, a commercial retail
owner of
the pro-
of
subject
Development Revenue Bonds (p.
the Bonds, if
finance
to
and Glynn County
"Bonds") by the Brunswick and Glynn County Developface amount not to exceed $10r000r00o; and
the aggregate
W H E R E A S ,i t j - s n o t e d t h a t
D. Scott
by the Brunswick
was conducted
approve the proposed use of
and further
said Bond Issue as set
forth
herei-n.
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ACTION BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
OF GLYNN COUNTY, GEORGTA
COMMISSTONERS
W H E R E A S ,a p u b l i c
Development Authority
posed issuance
of
Ltd.
Associates,
on the
First
Project)
noted
is
Glynn Place Associates,
finance
Series
was conducted
fndustrial
1983 (the
Ltd.,
the cost
face amount not
tlaat the Bonds,
acquiring,
if
land
approxi-mately
of Brunswi-ck, Georgia,
intersection
W H E R E A S ,i t
of Georgia,
42 acres,
of
Scranton Road; and
is
noted that
the
State
including
the Authority,
obligated
to pay the Bonds or the
Georgiar
of
taxing
owner
of
the City
the
faith
and credit
power of
or any political
the Bonds or the
or taxing
shall
not be
power of
the
and
nor any political
subdi-vision
thereof,
and the County of Glynn, shall be
thereon or other costs j-ncidental thereto
of Brunswick,
interest
the County of
subdivision
interest
otr Highway 303
issued,
the County of Glynn;
of Georgia
of
northwest
3 miles
approxj-mately
area of Glynn Countyr
from the revenues and monies pledged therefor,
nor the
"Comof
on a tract
be located
the Bonds, whenr &s and if
of Brunswick'or
the City
W H E R E A S ,n e i t h e r
except
a portion
the initial
"Project"),
more or 1ess,
lri the unincorporated
a debt or pledge
deemed to constitute
State
to be formed (the
and equipping
constructing
assist
of
containing
near the
wi-l1 be used to
partnership,
to be the Company; and
such portion
W H E R E A S ,i t j - s n o t e d t h a t t h e s h o p p i n g m a l 1 w i l l
and operator
the pro*
of
exceed $10r0O0,000; and
to
issued,
shopping ma11 (the
Glynn P1ace, a commercial retail
subject
Development Revenue Bonds (Glynn Place
I'Bonds") by the Brunswick and G1ynn County
a Georgia limited
of
and Glynn County
by the Brunswick
day of November, 1983r oo the
in the aggregate
I I I H E R E A S ,i t
to
loth
Mortgage
Development Authority,
pany")
hearing
thereon
Glynn,
thereof,
or other
the City
is
and neither
of Brunswickr
pledged to
costs
incidental
the faith
or
the
and credit
State
of
the payment of principal
thereto;
and
W H E R E A S ,f o l l o w i n g
Development Authority
proceeds
thereof
hearing,
the proposed Bond Issue and the Project
Glynn County,
Georgia,
do hereby
of
to be financed
with
the
said Bond Issue as set
being
the highest
representatives
elected
approve the proposed Bond Issue by the Brunswick
and Glynn County Development Authority,
proceeds
of Glynn
be approved
N O I f T H E R E F O R E ,t h e u n d e r s i g n e d ,
of
and Glynn County
the Brunswick
has recommended to the Board of County Commissioners
Georgia that
County,
such public
approve the proposed use of
and further
forth
the
therein.
***
Mr. Whittle
to
set
issues
up a meeting
stated
with
scheduled for
that
he would contact
Committee to present
the Litigatj-on
Administrator
Charles
presented
Stewart
Beverage Licenses,
in
of Police
There being
on other
bond
Beverage Licenses:
renewals of Alcoholic
by the Chief
information
the near future.
1984 Renewals of Alcoholic
order
the next week
Mr. Stewart wlthin
a list
of
applicatlons
which he explained
for
1984
had been determined
to be
and License Department.
no oppositj-on,
motion approvi-ng said
&s follows,
applicationsr
was made by Commissj-oner Wooten and seconded by Commissioner Harrison:
1.
Altamaha Market,
City, Brunswick,
2.
Bennie's
(Liquor,
3.
The Bow Rider, 223 Mallory
(Beer on premises only)
4.
The Captaj-nrs Tab1e, Highway 17 North,
(Liquor, Beer and Wine on premises)
5.
Esther's
(Liquor,
6.
Southern Cafeteria FLETC Student Center, Glynco,
(Liquor, Beer and Wine on premises only).
7.
Howard Johnsonrs Rum Keg Publ, I-95 and U. S. 34L, Brunswick,
(Liquor, Beer and Wine on premises only).
Spores, appli-cant.
B.
Kennedy's Arco Amusement, 3904 Norwlch Street,
(Beer on premises only).
applicant.
9.
M & B Liquors, Highway L7 & 84, Brunswj-ck, Georgia;
(Liquor, Beer & Wine, Package Sales only)
Route 3, Box ?OLK, Highway 341, Everett
(Beer to go).
Georgia; Robert E. Wentzr applicant
Red Barn, Frederica Road, St. Simons Island;
Beer and Wine on premises only).
Street,
St.
Bennie Gentile,
Peter
Sj-mons Island;
Brunswiek,
Lounge, Highway 17 North, Brunswick,
Beer and lVine on premises only).
Nermoe, aptrlicant.
Albert
Georgia;
Georgia;
J.
applicant.
Crews, applicant.
G. Dukes, applicant.
Billy
Georgj-a1 S. D. Hayward, applicant.
Brunswick,
Georgia;
Faye D.
Georgi-a; Jerry
Martha Carney,
Georgia;
H. Kennedy
applicant.
Georgia Banks, applicant
10.
Santa Maria, Box 73, New Jesup Hi-ghway, Brunswlck,
(Beer on premises only).
1I.
Liquors, U. S. 34L/gg Intersect j-on adjaeent to Jackt s Minit Market,
Sterling
(Liquor, Beer & Wine in packages
Brunswick, Georgia; Joseph L. HalerSr. applieant.
only ) .
12.
Trophy Lounge, 3833 Altama Avenue, Brunswick, Georgia; Ned B. Young, aPPlicant.
(Liquor,
Beer and Wine on premises only - pursuant to terms of Amendment to the
Alcoholic
Beverage License Ordinance adopted October 20, 1983).
13.
lfinn-Dj-xie
applicant.
L4.
Vfinn-Dixie Store No. 1-59,508 New Jesup Highway, Brunswick,
(Beer & 'lfine in packages only).
applicant
Jr.,
Georgia;
15.
Ramada Inn./Cranes, Highway 341 at
Beer, & Wine on premises only)
applicant . (Liquor,
Store No. 19, 220 Retreat Road, St.
(Beer & lVine in packages only).
I-95;
William
Simons Island;
P. Portman,
James L.
Smith,
James L.
Jr.,
Smith,
Unanimously adopted.
GC-42-83; Richard
Public
application
described
to
Brazell
hearing
I s AppIi-cation
was continued
rezone from MH Mobile
property:
to
rezone.
from the
last
regular
Home Park to GR General
meeti-ng on subiect
Residential
the
following
24.32 acres immediately
A tract of land containing
with a total
north of Azal-ea Gardens Subdivision
frontage of 666.36 feet on the east side of Carteret
Road and. 625.46 feet of frontage on the south si-de
Emanuel Farm Road.
at
deferred
last
the
order
a Paving contract.
County Attorney Tom Lee reported
in
right-of-way
the Joint
Planni-ng Cornmission when subject
indicated
a 60 foot
showed the road to be 60 foot
of
offer
an implied
on this
act
same the County could
matter
also
evidence of
sufficient
constituted
as through
Home usage
Mobile
deeds on record
and several
Attorney
the County,
road which was reportedly
Plats filed with
rezoning.
was zoned for
Lee said,
These facts
wide.
dedicatj-on to
a previous
property
Attorney
right-of-way,
said
of
side
at the time of
ded.icated by Mr. Harry Driggers
dedication
was no expressed deed of
there
along the northern
30 feet
Emanuel Farm Road was
although
that,
road,
as a 30 foot
established.
the add.itional
of
a 60 foot
issue
to
originally
for
of Emanuel
the width
for
had been
application
this
regarding
requirement
Transportation
of
Farm Road, and Department
a question
because of
meetlng
of
consideration
Chairman McClurd announced that
and upon acceptance
Lee said,
Emanuel Farm Road \rere a 6O foot
right-of-way.
application
the County Surveyor to determine the actaa1. right-of-way.
and direct
Motion accepting the 30 foot additional
along the northern
right-of-way
of Emanual Farm Road prevously
rezoning
rezoning
approve this
the Commission to
said he would tike
Mr. Driggers
application,
subject
d.edicated by Mr. Driggers,
to
the County Surveyor
and approving
Mr. Brazell's
the 60 foot
verj-fying
side
layout
of
Emanuel Farm Road.
Unanimously
adopted.
GC-37-83i Applicantion
to Amend Master Plan; Wi11j.am P. I{ooker, Agent for John D. Baer,
Will iam P.
Harry I. Driggers, James A. Bishop, John Stubbs and William Q.
Walker
Jr .Portman,
Pursuant
to
to
public
advertisement,
hearing
amend the PD-G Planned Development General
from residential
following
to
commercial
useage to
was held
Zoning Text
allow
application
on subject
(GC-45-73)
and Master Plan
a commercial
shopping
on the
center
property:
described
A 7.39 acre tract fronting
1,326 feet on the
south side of Demere Road 869 feet west of the
Frederica Road and Demere Road Intersection.
Joint
for
denial
into
of
Planning
request
this
a residential
Bill
St.
their
lay
in
homes because of
a life
urged
the Commission to
their
residential
black
heritage
community being
else
to go.
of money in
Gibson,
this
the
this
on behalf
traet,
a
the danger of being
that
because their
however,
this
only
situatj-on
the
el-se to go.
because they had no place
for
of
residential
black
He stated
developers
particular
of Jewtown residents,
a shopping
Jewtown as being
the mid"st of
in
center
part
an important
of
the
living
many fourth generation families
there.
j-n some property
ahd resulted
owners in this
with
values
tremendous sums of money for
of
into
land values.
speaking on behalf
She described
land
for
application
of this
and put
increasing
applieation
Simons Island,
offered
Approval
also
deny this
increased
of the inhabitants
Jewtown residents
community.
on St.
that
intrusion
Mr. Dismer presented
Jewtown area.
or death matter
the black
Ms. Berthenia
She stated
a commercial
to this
who were being pressured
investment
for
was different
from the
the plight
describing
zoning change was not
interest
residents
Simons Island
squeezed out of
would constitute
Dismer spoke in opposition
group of black
newspaper article
area of
because it
Mahlman conveyed recommendation
Craig
area.
Attorney
a large
Commission Director
zoning request
their
land,
but
they
would not be good planning
had no place
for
growth,
she said.
CoI.
Rj-chard Ludlow also
conform to the Master Plan for
along Demere road,
the
event
specified
of
and affect
approval,
within
the
Col.
St.
the
objected
to this
Simons Island,
long established
Ludlow implored
Zoning Ordinance.
proposal,
commenting that
would constitute
black
strip
residential
the Commission to
require
it
did not
zoning
neighborhood.
setbakcs
as
In
Attorney
delj-cate
and fragile
offered
of
large
the
Orion
area whose residents
sums of money for
Island
for
On behalf
of
had gone into
Joint
Planning
stick
the
deal of
taxes
Hooker,
traffic
point
this
interest
and developing
Craig
of
the proposed
development,
He related
eration
site.
also being
St.
Walker,
a fourth
Simons and
another
that
the
member of
generation
dedication
tract.
He
deal
He advised
commercial
had put
developers
within
a great
that
that
of
that
developa great
forth
by Mr. Mahlman, as the
this
development would increase
this
including
widely
resident
of
to developing
spaced curb
cuts
group,
Simons Island,
a quality
with
ro
project
width
and gutter
curb
would construct
development
St.
a plat
Demere Road right-of-way
the total
developers
the
presented
appll.cati-on,
which would accommodate four-laning
Mr. 'Hooker said
gi-ll
occurring
and agent for
this
this
outlined
was pecuniary.
on the Jewtown area.
when the need arose.
at
and the
architect
congestion.
stated
use of
had been a part
application.
Mahlman had indicated
nothing
effect
was 75 foot,
lanes
Jj.m Bishop
a proper
property,
this
He noted that
1ay-out
minimize
only
to meet the requirements
or have any adverse
Bill
at
effort
Planner.
depicting
whereas the developersr
Commission Director
responsible
Countyfs
these
and deny this
such as being
people
that
the Master Plan
Jewtown as a
j-ntense pressures
had suffered
owners and developers,
use of
and described
He stated
to
planning
ment was an appropriate
request,
land.
their
a long time,
asked the Commissj-on to
effort
Douglas opposed this
acceLeration/decel-
described
himself
as
and expressed pride
in
that
would be an asset
to
the area.
Commissi-oner Smith asked JPC Director
recommended approval
Island
of
proposal
this
when it
Mahlman why he had personally
Craig
guidelines
was against
of
the
St.
Simons
Master Plan.
Mr. Mahlman responded that
scheduled
for
of planning
review
for
soon,
and he had become extremely
the County's
Ricky
Btazell
supported
that
this
as being
discussion
and the
on the basis
discussion
the layout
of
economic growth
that
the
had already
surrounding
in
made
roads.
she consid.ered Jewtown to have a tremendous heritage
environmentally
would probably
about the possibility
enthusiastic
atea under
reason and because of
Commissioner Smith said
as well
development
this
commercj-al areas,
for
document which was
planned. commercial development.
first
a community created
transition
the Master Plan was a flexible
and historically
be developed
at
sensitive,
some point
in
the property
and while
time,
she was not
sure
the
under
time
was right.
Motion
to
deny this
Smith
w a s t h e n m a d e b y C o m m i s s i o n e r 1 a n d .s e c o n d e d b y
application
Commissioner lVooten.
A substitute
Commissioner Smith to
order
to give
the
motion
defer
was made by Commissioner Huteheson and seconded by
action
developers
matter
with
speaking for
he did
not
the opponents,
feel
the
to work out
time
deferral
had stated
second meeting
a compatible
would serve
that
in December in
solution.
any purpose because
they would not
discuss
this
the applicants.
The substitute
no call
item until
and Jewtown residents
Commissioner Pate said
Orion Douglas,
on this
being
made for
motion
the nays:
was adopted by the
followj-ng
Commlssioners Hutecheson,
affj-rmative
Smith,
vote,
with
Wooten and Chairman
McClurd.
Mr. Douglas
developers
said
about anything
the opposing
except
their
group from the
nqquest
for
J e w t o w n a n " e aw o u l d t a l k
commercial
zoning.
to
the
P u r c h a s e o f U nj - f o r m s f o r t h e F i r e
Purchasing
for
Fire
the
Uniforms,
along with
the amount of
Motion
Heiden presented
Agent Charles
Department,
in
Department.
awarding
recommendation
a recap of bids
for
Shoes for
Purchasing
for
Police
the Fire,
the low bidder,
said
Fire,
bid
to Harrison
Police
purchase
and Sheriff's
and Sheriff's
Departments,
their
Harrison
a list
he thought
said
of bids
adopted.
recej-ved on Shoes
recommendation for
along with
$32.00 per pair
Shoes, dt
and unanimously
Departments.
Heiden presented
Commissioner Harrison
should
low bid,der,
the
&s recommended, was made by
Uniformsr
Agent Charles
Isenbergrs
on Uniforms
$4,844.2O.
Commissioner Wooten, seconded by Commissioner Harrison
Purchase of
award to
received
and totalling
employees within
award to
$4,640.00.
departments
subject
o \ r y ns h o e s .
Motion awarding subject
bid
to
Shoesr &s recommended, was made by
Isenberg's
Commissioner Wooten and seconded by Commissioner Pate.
Aye:
Commissioners Wooten, Pate,
Nay:
Commissioner Harrison
Abstaining:
Hutcheson and Chairman McClurd.
Commissioner Smith
Motion adopted.
Award of Bid on Improvements at Demere/Sea Isl-and Road Intersection.
Purchasing
construction
of
Agent Charles
the amount of
a report
improvements at the Demere/Sea Island
reconunendation for
including
Heiden presented
award to
the
on bids
Road Intersectj-on
low bidder,
for
received
Simons,
on St.
Company, in
Seaboard Construction
$28,869.25.
Motion
awarding
sai.l bid
to
Companyr &s recommended, was
Seaboard Construction
made by Commissioner Pate and seconded by Commission Wooten.
Unanimously
adopted.
Proposed Overha,ul of Transmission
Administrator
Landfill
Stei{art
for
Landfill
related
that
Budget in September to repair
These repairs
anticipa,ted
Trash Coupactor.
the Connission had a,dded nonies to the
wheels and brakes on the landfill
bad been completed by Ca,alton Company at approximately
cost,
Mr. Stewart said,
and at that
Mr. Ste{4rt
of said test
earlier
ln good condition
Stealt
with no need for
suggested tha,t no action
at this
"epairs
was needed on this
hau1.
resulting
i4 a good p.essure
that
time.
needed.
Upon completion
the transnission
Based on tbis
at a cost
appeared to be
report,
Itr.
item.
he was present
hold aud insufficient
Commissioner l{ooten said he was satisfied
servace.
that
piece of
on this
of the transniEsion,
any, were actually
in the day, Mr. Stewe.rt leported
Codmlssioner lfooteu related
sio4,
if
$9,OOO less than the
the transnLssioo
said he then e,uthorized testlng
of up to $500, to determine vhat repairs,
compa.ctor.
time reconmeudation had been recei-ved fro[r
said Company to look a.t a,n appareot need to overhaul
equipment.
trash
for
this
during
testing
a,nount of netals
of this
transmis-
to warlant
over-
equipment to be put back into
Servic.e for
on I{recker
Award of Bid
Purchasing
to be the 1ow bidder'
A & A l[recking
indicating
County Vehicles,
on
received
on bids
a report
recommending award to Dj-xie Auto Transmi-ssion.
but
Administxator
performance
for
doubt
expressed
said
fulfi-l1
eould
A & A Wrecking
and commented that
service,
this
that
had submitted
bidder
to be excused from the bid.
Motlon
awarding
following
the
Stewart
requirements
asking
a letter
to
I{eiden presented
Agent Charles
for
Wrecker Serv|ce
County Vehieles.
fee
said
to Dixie
bid
&s reconmended according
Auto Transmissj-on,
was made by Commisioner Hutcheson and seconded by
schedule,
Commissioner Harrlson :
WRECKBRFEE SCHEDULE
Light
Vehicles
--gI4,00
Mainland
St . Simons--
f8.00
DolI j-e Charge-------
20.00
lVinching Charge--
10.00 Per hour
Htq"v_y.tt_&.leq
--$40.00
Mai-n1and
St.
45.00
Simons--
Dolli-e Charge------2O.O0 Per hour
Winching Charge-Unanimously
Rentavision
adopted.
Servi-ce
Pursuant
Stewart
Ad.mini-strator
increase,
County to cover
and. the Commission had agreed to
congress,
Cablevision
for
Ridge Subdivision
many promises
includj-ng
property,
of his
pay $eOOto get
a letter
Commisslon to
Stewart
to
was a copyright
exclude
it
current
went to
the
fee.
fees were mandated by an
them from the
terms of
the
their
members of
residence
service
to his
former
on Chapel Crossing
Although
Road,
came to
a cable
residence
the
edge
him he would have to
house.
President
non-service
the
on numerous negotions
employees had told
Rentavision
Smith made a motion
to Rentavision
assign
of cablevi-sion
had not been honored.
that
connected to his
discuss
Frank May reported
extension
and. to his
Mr. May said
Commissioner
write
Defense Dj-rector
Rentavisi-on officials
in River
percent
three
Ordinance.
County Civ1l
with
that
copyright
Tom Lee commented that
County Attorney
aet of
and 1.4 percent
fee,
the franchise
he had learned
said
fee
Rentavision's
and questj-ons concerning
discussion
to recent
staff
autlnorjzing
County Attorney
Mr. Leonard Tow asking
to
the community,
to make a survey
Commissioner Pate seconded the motion
and it
Tom Lee to
him to come before
this
and aut},rotj-zing Administrator
of unserved
subdivj-sj-ons.
was unanimously
adopted.
of
Renovation
Building
for
a proposed work outline
Vernon Lewis presented
Official
the old
of
ilitation
(O1d Glynn Academy Buifding).
Community Building
Sterling
Community
which 1s used as the Sterling
Glynn Academy Building
rehab-
Building.
Chairman McClurd said
Education
replacing
in
and Mr. Russell
the roof
Jacobs,
would need a quitclaim
of
with
this
for
the purpose of
gai-ning their
manner was forthcoming,
existing
roof
wood shake shingles,
with
roof
the
they
project.
this
about replaeing
type
that
had indicated
assist
to
she knew who had this
roof
with
had a great
deal
participation
to
building
deed this
to
replacing
in
whereupon Chairman McClurd suggested
the Board of Education
the roof
in
plans
that
an authentic
to repair
to proceed with
Mr. Lewis
Levelling,
in-house
including
work,
procedure
for
renovation
of
and to present
a proposal
on the
bid
HVAC System, and Roof Repair,
project,
the
proceed.
Smith
Motion was made by Commissioner Wooten and seconded by Commissioner
aathori-zing
of
it.
the proposal
of
in order
by the Board of
authentic
the Board of Education,
she was concerned
expensive maintenance problems with
No support
building
the building
Smith said
because everyone
shake shingles
participation
Chai-rman of
deed to
@mmissioner
he had discussed
back to the Commlssion at
the
building
this
on
entire
second meeting
j-n
December.
adopted.
Unanimously
Chairman McClurd said
interested.
roof
restoration
Report
Building
at
the County was not
and ori-ginal
the Board of Education,
to
would be considered
on Benovation
Building
building
in conveying this
Mr. Jacobs that
he would notify
some time
type
the future.
in
of Gateway Building.
Vernon Lewis reported
Official
of
renovation
that
the Gateway
was trx"ogressing well.
County Attorney
Gateway Building
Tom Lee advised
needed to be finalized,
Chairman McClurd suggested
the Finance
and Litigation
lease
including
review
the
ends relating
to
the
to the Board of Health.
Stewart
Administrator
that
Committee to
loose
several
that
proposed
set up a meeting
lease
of
agreement and other
1tems.
Architectural
and Engj-neering Services
Administrator
Needs Committee at
the
Stewart
j.zed at
for
that
said
time
facilities.
as prepared by the
related
second meeting
improved and./or additional
criminal
to prepare
for
proposals
Mr. Stewart
that
the Commissj-on had met with
in August
justice
for
Center Development.
Detention
for
and the
facilities,
architectural
then presented
of
a dj-scussion
bid
staff
the
the
need for
had been author-
and engineering
specifications
Space
services
on said
services
staff:
FOR THE NEXT STEP IN TIIE PLANNING
RECOMMENDATION
PROCESSFOR DETENTION CENTER DEVELOPMENT
Select
A.
an Archltectural/Engineering
firm
to perform
the
Prepare a comparj-son of the building
or renovation
eosts between the followj-ng two opti-ons:
1)
following
cost
work:
and the operating
Renovate the present Detention Center, which does not meet present State
jail
housing up to 150
and Federal standards, to become a constitutional
j-nmates, includi-ng proper space for secured lnhouse kitchen facilities,
a
secured visitation
medical c1j-ni-c, i-nmate intake, ample storage for supplies,
areas, indoor and outdoor recreati-on, and a library
as required by the Federal
Court Order.
Provide for the
and
all offices
Thi-s comparison
existing
courts
drives.
to accommodate
of an adjoini-ng building
construction
renovati-on.
f
o
r
d
i
s
p
l
a
c
e
d
m
u
s
t
b
e
facilities
that
iail
f
o
r
all other
s
p
a
c
e
d
e
s
i
g
n
e
d
will
include efficiently
p
a
r
k
i
ng and access
w
i
t
h
and court records storage together
and engineering
Provide all the architectural
the selected opti-on.
B.
necessary
services
implement
to
{<*>k***
Moti-on approving
proceed with
procedure
bid
for
firm
an Architectural/Engineerj-ng
to
this
was made by Commissioner Hutcheson and seconded by Commissioner Pate.
project
adopted.
Unanimously
Ed Stelte,
force
a six-inch
the County's
gravity
a l2-inch
main with
main at an estj-mated cost
gravity
l2-inch
proposal
the City's
agreement with
was in
main as a long-range
were no funds ava11ab1e to finance
f ollowing
solution
inch
six
of Jord.on, Jones
that
force
however, Mr. Furlow
suggested the
capacity or greater
Return the pump station to its original
the original
by removi-ng the 15 hp motors and reinstalling
25 hp motors which were removed by the City in order to
costs.
lower electrical
2)
and other fittings
alternator
Install
will
also become activated when flow
3)
Repair one large
into the lines.
a proposal
in
leak
the sewer system to
the Commission for
preparing
areas of
the unincorporated
the County should
take
in
a capital
said
that
this
he would
improvement plan
the County on the mainland,
covering
and recom-
procedure.
recommendation from Consulting
to
reduce infiltration
Mr. Furlow
Water/Sewer Equj-pment on St.
of Additional
Pursuant
in
so that second pump
is heavy.
from Chairman McClurd,
request
to
to
mending what role
Installation
a
Since there
1)
sewer service
he
main with
problem.
to the exlsting
project,
this
the
replace
$150'O00
range solut j-on:
short
Pursuant
submit
to
of
reported
Tommy Furlow
representative
Jones & Goulding
sewer
j-n replacing
participation
with the help
Mr. Ste11e advised that the County Staff,
$175,000.
study of this problem.
had assisted in a further
6 gsslding,
Jordon,
provi-ding
problems
were having
they
area and requested
I-95/34L
to the
service
that
reported
of Community Development,
the Department
of
Director
Commission had advised
the City
Area.
I-95l341
to the
Report on Sewer Service
that
acquire
to
staff
the
and authorizing
above specifi-eations
the
Slmons Island.
Engineer
Tommy Furlow,
motion
a change
Smith and seconded by Commissioner Pate to authorize
presently
engaged in the
lVater Processing Company, contractor
was made by Commissioner
order
to
Mallory
cost
of
contract
Street
with
WelI project,
include
installation
of
the following
equipment'
$25,325:
1)
Replacement and repair of some of the equipment at the
grit
chamber at the sewerage treatment plant on St. Sj-mons Island;
2)
Addition
Unanimously
Mr. Furlow
this
to
work,and prepare
of
an aerator
on the
airport
well
on St.
at a
and
Simons Island.
adopted.
advised
that
the required
he would authorize
contract
the contractor
change order
to
facilitate
to proceed wtth
this
addition.
412
Execution of Certlficates
Paving Pro.iects.
of Qwnership
Upon recommendation of
for
Department
approval
of Transportation
by County Attorney
Conttact
Tom tee,
motion
was
made by Commissioner
Smith and seconded by Commissioner Hutcheson authorizing
the
Chairman and Clerk to execute Certificate
of ownership, Maintenance Agreement and
Resolution
covering Acquisition
and clearanee of Rights-of-I[ay
with control
of
Future
Encroachments and Regulation
of Vehicular
Traffic
Projectsr
&S required by the Department of Transportation
tract for pavi-ng on the following
projects:
1)
PH-6o-27(727)
- Touchstone Parkway from Cate Road to
Abbott Lane, 1.5b0 miles;
on Highway construction
prior
to
issuance of con-
rntersection
with
Knight
2)
3)
Road from cate Road to end of Road, .640 mile;
Godley Road from SR-gg to end of Road, .g6L mi1e.
PR-124-1 (L27) - Cate Street from Townsend Street to Intersection
rvith Blain
Street,
.471- mi1e.
- Hautala Road.from Cate Road to Blackberry
PR-85 (L27)
Street,
.586 mile;
oak Road and springfield
Road. from Northwood. Drive to
Hautala Road, .423 mile;
Emanuel Farm Road from U.S. 17 to Carteret Road, .bgz mile.
Unanimously adopted.
Pa ment of
Annual Dues to
Motion
Huteheson to
Unanimously
of
for
County Administrator
the Chief
that said job
annual
in
the Coastal
amount of
Chief
of police
Charles
Stewart
of Police.
He announced that
description
had been approved.
Hesser had reviewed
nt Pro.iect.
Smith and seconded by Commissioner
dues to
the
& Develo
Georgia Resource,
$474.9L.
adopted.
Job Description
for
Conservation
was made by Commissioner
payment of
authorize
& Development project
conservation
roval
the Resource,
presented
a proposed
job
the Commission's records
He also
noted that
description
should reflect
Chief
Jeffry
L.
said
document and had no problem with it.
Chief Hesser was present and stated tinat he found this
to be without fault.
Motion approving
said. job
description,
to be kept
job
descri-ption
on file
in the
Commissioners Office and Personnel Office,
was made by Commissioner pate, seconded
by Commissloner Ilarrison,
and unanimously adopted.
roval
Administrator
Engineer,
Stewart
which he explained
presented
a proposed job
had been reviewed
description
for
the County
and approved by County Engineer
Roy
Brogdon.
Motion approving
Commissioners Office
said
job
and Personnel
description
Office,
to be placed
on file
in the
was made by Commissioner pate an6
seconded by Commissioner Smith.
Unanimously
Request for
adopted.
New Typewrj_ters.
Administrator
Stewart
presented
request
for
purchase
from the Emergency Fund; one for the Tax Commissioner's
Clerk of Superior Court's Office.
offj.ce
of
four
new typewri-ters
and three
for
the
Motion
was made by Commissioner Hutcheson and seconded by Commissioner pate
to defer purchase of any new typewriters
until
Mr. Stewart could make a survey of the
number and location
of typewriters
presently
owned by the county.
Aye:
Commissloners Ilutcheson,
Nay:
Commissioner Harrison.
Motion adopted.
Pate,
Smith,
lTooten and Chairman McClurd.
N3
ReQuest f or Curb Cut on North
Administrator
I
Golden Isles
Stewart
Glynn place
Parkwa.'y Into
ShoOOin* MrlI.
reported
that he and County Engineer Roy Brogdon
had accompanied a commission delegation
to Atlanta
the previous day ro request permit
for a curb cut on the east side of the North Golden Isles parkwaSr (F-00g
Connector)
into the Glynn Place Shopping MalI and for assistance
in constructing
two four-lane
roads'
DoT Commissj-oner Tom Moreland said he would not participate
in constructing
the
connector
a four-lane
roads but
he would consj-der a commitment from the County to construct
westerly
from Altama Avenue, crossing the Gol-den Isles
access to the Glynn Place MaI1 and extend.ing southwesterly
acro
connector
Parkway and providing
Cypress Mi11 Road to Community Road at the Habersham Street intersection,
he said.
Mr' Stewart then presented letters
prepared by himself and Mr. Brogdon for the
Chaj-rman's signature to both Mr. Moreland and Mr. J. o. Bacon requesting
modification
allowlng the connection on the east side of F-009, and placing four-lane
west
from this point to be placed in the Brunswick Area Transportation
Study for evaluatj-o
p
o
s
s
i
b
l
e
and
funding sources.
lit
of
the Brunswick
Judicial
County Administrator
I
Superior
Court
proposal
before
Circuit
into
Charles
Judge A. Blenn Taylor,
the Judicial
Davis Counties,
requesting
of Georgia
one circuit
and the other
presented. copies
Stewart
Jr.,
Council
two circuits;
Circuit.
for
of
a 1etter
from
the Commission,s input
splitting
on a
the Brunswj-ck Judicial
to be composed of Appling,
lfayne and Jeff
circuit
to consist of Glynn and CamdenCounties.
Chairman McClurd commented that Glynn County had been sharing
supplemental saLarj-es for Superior Court Judges, secretaries,
court reporters,
and
the District
Attorney and his assistants
with the other four counties in the existing
circuit,
and the proposed split
Commissioner Harrison
share of
these
supplemental
proposed split
one Dj-strict
concurred
for
with
these
his
and cost
savings
County were in
circuit
to Glynn County.
the
other
counties
participation
District
in
Attorney.
a larger
combined,
salaries
and the
for
one Judge,
Commj-ssioner Hutcheson
comments.
Lee said
he thought
standpoint,
favor
of
would grow if
was a good idea
it
and he indicated
the
split.
that
He suggested
Camden County continued
having
much in
circuit
further
inland,
eommonwith
the
the attorneys
the pressure
grow.
to
from an administrative
most of
that
Tom Lee
to
He questioned
remaind.er of
in Glynn
split
the
Glynn and
the counti-es
in
this
and mentioned the long d.istance to the farther
Attorney Lee said. the Judges probably spent a 1ot of time travelling
the existing
circuj-t
when they could be in their
offices
handling matters
located
counties.
throughout
needing to bring
in
senior
Commissioner Hutcheson
motion
cost
Glynn County was paying
all
the County's
and one Assistant
Camden Counties
without
than
greater
in
Commissioner Pate and Chairman McClurd then asked County Attorney
opinion of this proposal.
Attorney
I
result
remarked that
salarj-es
would a1l-eviate
Attorney
might
to write
a l_etter
A substitute
as fol lows,
to
judges.
said. he concurred
Judge Taylor
motion
to
with
proposal,
this
and. made a
endorsing
same.
proposal j-n the
support
this
was made by Commissioner Harrison
form of
a resolution,
and seconded by Commissioner pate:
&EEq!UgLq\
W H E R E A S ,a r e q u e s t
recommend that
two circuits;
t
has been submitted
the Georgj-a General
to
Assembly divide
the Judicial
the Brunswick
Council
Judicial
of
Georgia
Circuit
to
into
and
W H E R E A S ,u n d e r t h i s a r r a n g e m e n t o n e c i r c u i t
would consist of Glynn ano
Camden Counti-es, and the other circuit
would be composed of Appling,
Wayne and Jeff
Davis Counties; and
WHEREAST
we feel
more cohesj-ve,
efflcient
that
this
proposal
and economical
for
Judiciat
smaller
circuits
Systenr for
will
each county
provide
a
now included
t-/
in
Judicial
the Brunswick
W H E R E A S ,i t
the most effective
al1
Circuit;
and
our belief
is
Judicial
the proposed
that
System possible
for
clrcuits
smaller
provide
will
and protection
the benefit
of
citizens.
NOlf, THEREFORE,BE IT AND IT
Commissioners, Glynn County,
November, 1983, that
Georgia
for
Judicial
Georgia,
77th day of
the request
pending before
recommendation that
the General
Assembly approve dj-vj-sion of
into
Jr.,
Admj-ni-strative Judge of
Judicial
Council
Unanimously
adopted.
the
the Judicial
Council
of
the Brunswick
two ci-rcuits.
B E I T F U R T H E RR E S O L V E Dt h a t
member of
meeting this
in official
we support
Circuit
Taylor,
IS HEREBY RESOLVED, by the Board of
of
be presented
resolution
this
the First
GEorgia,
Judicial
as our formal
Judge A. Blenn
to
District
Administratj-ve
request
for
and
of
support
this
proposal.
Grand Opening for
B1ythe Island
Administrator
Blythe
Island
he asked for
Regional
up to
ceremony for
Crews, dt
Island
the
December 2, 1983, dt noon, and
plans
for
a luncheon
at
Fund to cover the cost
of
this
100 seafood meals
$5.50 each.
Wooten and Chairman McClurd.
"Smith, Harrison,
Commissi-oner Hutcheson, who said he preferred
to have County Employees
mea1.
Motion adopted.
Appropriation
for
Motion
Annual Legislative
organized
$500.00 from Emergency Funds for
Seafood Reception
Unanimously
Turkeys
Motion
to
allocate
presented
for
Chamber of Commerce.
County Employees Authorized.
$7,0O0 from Emergency Funds for
$6'OOO
purchase of turkeys
Smith
to be
Meeting to
adopted.
Set Tax Millage.
a called
Stewart
presented
meeting to be held
the ad valorem tax millage
for
a request
Annual Legislative
from Tax Commissioner Curtis
on Tuesday, November 22, 1983, dt
5:OO p.m.
1983.
Chairman McClurd approved this'special
called
meeting.
Meeting.
Administrator
legislative
on Monday, January 16r 7984,
Capitol
to employees at Christmas.
Tucker for
set
in the Annual
was made by Commissioner Pate and seconded by Commissioner
Administrator
to
Isles
participation
adopted.
for
Unanimously
Call
at the State
by the Brunswi-ck-Golden
Purchase of
Seafood Receptj"on.
was made by Commissioner Pate and seconded by Commissioner
Wooten to allocate
Legislative
even
Smith to
Commissioners Pate,
Nay:
this
grand opening
was made by Commissioner Pate and seconded by Commissioner
by Albert
Aye:
the
from the Commission regarding
$SSO from the Blythe
to be provided
prepare
announced that
Park had been scheduled for
direction
Motion
allocate
Stewart
Park.
Regional
delegation
Stewart
during
suggested
that
the Commission meet with
the week of November 28 to
discuss
the
legislation
1oca1
for
the comi-ng year.
Chairman McCIurd asked Mr.
December 5, 1983, dt
5:00 p.m.
Stewart
to
arrange
this
meeting
for
Monday,
Traffic
Light
at
Intersection
of Highways 341/303.
Commissi-oner Hutcheson noted
Intersection
had been out
and he said
he understood
plan
the
to put
light
the
for
a month due to
that
County Traffic
back into
service
light
traffic
road
until
located
Situation
Engineer
Safety
highway
improve
Entrance
traffic
conditions
to County Landfill
trucks
Jimmy Horton
State
did. not
improvements had been completed.
at
the
a fol1ow-up
that
they
thought
a light
were entering
report
on what had been done
of Highway 34L and 99.
intersection
-
Commissi-oner Pate asked Administrator
that
made by the
at Highway 341l99 Intersection.
Commissj-oner Hutcheson asked for
to
the Highway 341,/30
improvements being
Both Commlssj-oner Hutcheson and Commissioner Pate stated
should be put back into service immediately.
Traffic
at
Stewart
the Cate Road Landfill
look
to
through
into
reports
the wrong road,
thereby
damaging the road.
Ilouse Moving Ordj-nance.
Commissioner
status
Smith asked for
a follow-up
from the
report
staff
on the
the proposed House Moving Ordinance.
of
Appoj-ntment to
the Historic
Commissioner
Preservation
Council.
Smith asked that
Planning
and Development Commissionts
the list
of pending appointments.
a County vacancy on the Coastal
Historic
Preservation
Council
Area
be added to
Appearance of Garbage Trucks.
Commj-ssioner Smith
was constantly
dirty
and unsightly
Commissioner
be asked to obtain
existed
cost
Chief
out-of-state
obtain
Wooten to
out-of-town
with
estimates
tracks
Authorized
Commissioner
to
truck
serving
Simons Island
St
and needed to be washed.
Smith asked that
around railroad
Chief
Police
a garbage
that
Boulevard.
Crispen
Police
stated
Jeffrey
on resurfacing
Smith expressed
Hesser had called
concern
her to
investigation,
approval
Motion
was then made by Commissioner
the Chief
and out-of-state
Administrator
from the
of Police
trips
entire
where problems
for
j-ncident
a recent
over
obtain
approval
to
time was not available
Smith and seconded by Commissioner
to make his
investigative
required
own decj-sions
purposes
only
when budgeted
Meeting Adjourned.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
GLYNN COUNTY. GEORGIA
.fufr*h'n s{'Z^/ru
lJohn
M. McClurd,
Chairman
Prepared by Martha Tyre,
Deputy Clerk
regardj-ng
in emergency situations;
adopted.
Charles T. Stewart,
Administrator
when
send an officer
exceeded.
ATTEST:
occurring
Commi-ssion.
authority
or Commission approval
Unanimously
Flanagan
Tri_ps.
because sufficient
formal
grant
Boulevard
Crispen
Keith
and manholes.
to Approve Out-of-State
on a criminal
Pub1ic IVorks Director
Assistant
Sr.,
amount is