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20080918 Tybee Island City Council Meeting Synopsis
Mayor Buelterman called the public input meeting on Memorial Park to order at 6:00pm. In attendance
were Mayor Pro Tem Doyle, and City Council Members Brewer, Brown, Crone, Smith and Wolf. Also
attending were City Manager Schleicher, City Attorney Bubba Hughes, and Planning Director Brannyn
Allen.
Council heard comments on the Memorial Park Plan.
Mayor Buelterman closed the public input portion of the meeting and called for a five minute break.
Mayor Buelterman called the council meeting to order. City Officials present during the public input
meeting were still in attendance.
Hughes and Allen spoke on the FEMA Maps and provisions.
Mayor Buelterman opened the meeting for business legally presented.
Mr. Hughes asked that the minutes reflect that FEMA Maps are in the room and numbered as follows:
13051CINDOA/135051C0194F/13051C00214F/13051C0213F/13051C0326F/13051C0327F
Mr. Brown moved to approve FEMA maps. Mr. Smith seconded. The vote was unanimous.
Mr. Smith moved to approve FEMA Flood Damage prevention Ordinance. Mr. Wolf seconded. Mr.
Hughes was asked for more clarification and vote was held. 4 approved with Brewer, Crone, Smith and
Wolff. 1 opposed, Mr. Brown. Pro Tem Doyle asked to abstain and said she cannot vote on something
without having the information in time. Attorney Hughes pointed out under City Charter vote would
count on the approve side.
Mr. Brewer moved to approve the Coast Guard request for training and parking at North Beach. Mr.
Wolff seconded. The vote was unanimous. Mayor Buelterman requested all request for temporary
parking decals to be handled through the city staff.
Mayor Buelterman adjourned the business meeting and opened the work session.
Mr. Crone left the meeting at 8:05pm.
Bill Lovett and Jennifer Oetgen from Hussey, Gay, Bell and DeYoung Engineering spoke to council on the
Tiered Water Rates and Conservation Plan.
After much discussion council agreed to send a sample with the next billing cycle giving residents’
samples of new calculations, how tiered rates with start dates would work, and announcing a Public
Information Session.
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Mr. Brewer also requested a “Day In the Park” Energy/Water Conservation Information to give residents
suggestions and help in learning how to conserve. Possible date in November
Mr. Wolf moved to go into Executive Session to discuss possible land acquisition, litigation and
personnel. Mr. Smith seconded. The vote was unanimous.
Mr. Wolff moved to return to regular session, Mr. Smith seconded. The vote was unanimous.
Mr. Wolff moved to adjourn, Mr. Brown seconded. The vote was unanimous.