HomeMy Public PortalAbout06-0280 Brenda BoothFEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
'ATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE PROGRAM
ELEVATION CERTIFICATE
Read the instructions on oases 1.7.
O.M.B. No. 3067 -0077
Expires December 31, 2005
SECTION A- PROPERTY OWNER INFORMATION For Insurance Company Use:
BUILDING OWNER'S NAME Policy Number
BRENDA C. BOOTH
BUILDING STREET ADDRESS (Including Apt, Unit, Suite, and/or Bldg. No.) OR P.O. ROUTE AND BOX NO. Company NAIC Number
6 BILLFISH LANE
CITY STATE ZIP CODE
TYBEE ISLAND GA 31328
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION (Lot and Block Numbers, Tax Parcel Number, Legal Description, etc.)
LOT F, JONES COTTAGES SUBDIVISION, WARD 3, TYBEE ISLAND
BUILDING USE (e.g., Residential, Non - residential, Addition, Accessory, etc. Use a Comments area, if necessary.)
RESIDENTIAL
LATITUDEILONGITUDE (OPTIONAL) HORIZONTAL DATUM: SOURCE: ❑ GPS (Type):_
( #e -##' - ##.#IF or ##.###n#) ❑ NAD 1927 ❑ NAD 1983 ❑ USGS Quad Map ❑ Other
SECTION B - FLOOD INSURANCE RATE MAP (FIRM) INFORMATION
B1. NFIP COMMUNITY NAfvE& COMMUNITY NUMBER B2. COUNTY NAME
B3. STATE
TYBEE ISLAND, GEORGIA- 135164 CHATHAM
GA.
14.84f[(m)
a
• c) Bottom of lowest horizontal structural member (V zones only)
B4. MAP AND PANEL
o 0
• d)Aftadxd garage (top ofslab)
B7. FIRM PANEL
E
B9. BASE FLOOD ELEVATION(S)
NUMBER
B5. SUFFIX
B6. FIRM INDEX DATE
ETTECTIVEWVISED DATE
B8. FLOOD ZONE(S)
(Zone AO, use depth of flooding)
1351644002
C
6117M
6117186
A8
12
B10. Indicate the source of the Base Fbod Elevation (BFE) data or base flood depth entered in B9.
❑ FIS Profile ® FIRM ❑ Community Detemrned ❑ Other (Describe): _
B11. Indicate the elevation datum used for the BFE in B9: ® NGVD 1929 ❑ NAVD 1988 ❑ Other (Describe): _
B12. Is the building located in a Coastal Bander Resources System (CBRS) area or Otherwise Protected Area (OPA)? ❑ Yes ® No Designation Date_
SECTION C - BUILDING ELEVATION INFORMATION (SURVEY REQUIRED)
Ct. Building elevations are based on: ❑ Construction Drawings' ❑ Building Under Construction* ® Finished Construction
'A new Elevation Cerfifcale will be required when consh iclion of the building is complete.
C2. Builrng Diagram Number 1(Select the building diagram most similar to the building for which this certificate is being completed -see pages 6 and 7. If no diagram
accurately represents the building, provide a sketch or photograph.)
C3. Elevations —Zones Al -A30, AE, AH, A (with BFE), VE, V1 430. V (with BFE), AR, ARIA, ARRE, AR/A1 -A30, ARIAH, ARIAO
Complete Items C3.-a4 below according to the building diagram specified in Item C2. State the datum used. If the datum is different from the datum used for the BFE in
Section B, convert the datum to that used for the BFE. Show field measurements and datum conversion calculation. Use the space provided or the Comments area of
Section D or Section G, as appropriate, to document the datum conversion.
Datum NGVD 1929 Conversion/Comments NONE
Fevation reference mark used LOCAL Does the elevation reference mark used appear on the FIRM? ❑ Yes ® No
• a) Top of bottom floor (including basement orenclosure)
5. 96fL(m)
• b) Top of next higher floor
14.84f[(m)
a
• c) Bottom of lowest horizontal structural member (V zones only)
NIA. fL(m)
o 0
• d)Aftadxd garage (top ofslab)
NONE. _ft.(m)
E
• e) Lowest elevation of machinery and/or equipment
u, i0
�v
servicing the building (Describe in a Comments area)
5.96 ft.(m)
E
• f) Lowest adjacent (finished) grade (LAG)
5.7 AL(m)
z' m
• g) Highest adjacent (finished) grade (HAG)
5. at(m)
u
• h) No. of permanent openings (flood vents) within 1 ft. above adjacent grade NONE
24
o I) Total area of all permanent openings (flood vents) In C3.h WA sq. in. (sq. cm)
SECTION D - SURVEYOR, ENGINEER, OR ARCHITECT CERTIFICATION
This certification is to be signed and sealed by a land surveyor, engineer, or architect authorized by law to certify elevation information.
t certify that the information in Sections A, B, and C on this certificate represents my best efforts to interpret the data available,
I understand that any false statement may be punishable by fine or imprisonment under 18 U.S. Code, Section 1001.
CERTIFIERS NAME BERT B. BARRETT, JR LICENSE NUMBER GA. 2225
TITLE PRESIDENT COMPANY NAME BERT BARRETT, JR. (AND SURVEYING, P.C.
ADDRESS
CITY ZJP
145 RUNNER ROAD �\ SAVANNAH GA STATE
314100DE
SIGNATURE DATE TELEPHONE
4/184)fi 91297-0661
IMPORTANT: In these spaces, copy the corn, nding information from Section A _
BUILDING STREETADDRESS (IndudN Apt, Unit, Suite, an ldg.No.)ORP.0.R0- EANDB0XN0.
6 BILLFISH LANE
CRY STATE ZIP CODE
TYBEE ISLAND GA 31328
SECTION D - SURVEYOR, ENGINEER, OR ARCHITECT CERTIFICATION (CON
Copy both sides of this Elevation Certifrcatefor (1) community official, (2) insurance agenYoompany, and (3) building owner.
For Insurance
Company NAIL Number
SECTION E - BUILDING ELEVATION INFORMATION (SURVEY NOT REQUIRED) FOR ZONE AO AND ZONE A (WITHOUT BFE)
Use:
For Zone AO and Zone A (without BFE), complete Items E1 through E4. If the Elevation Certificate is intended for use as supporting information for a LOMA or LOMR -F,
Section C must be completed.
E1. Building Diagram Number —(Select the building diagram most similar to the building for which this certificate is being completed —see pages 6 and 7. If no diagram accurately
represents the building, provide a sketch or photograph.)
E2. The top of the bottom floor (including basement or enclosure) of the building is _ ft.(m) _in.(km) ❑ a uve or ❑ below (check one) the highest adjacent grade. (Use
natural grade, if available).
E3. For Building Diagrams 68 with openings (seepage 7), the next higher floor ordevated floor (elevation b) of the building is _fL(m) _in.(crn) above the highest adjacent
grade. Compete ftemsC3 .h and C3.ion front ofform.
E4. The top of the platform of machinery and/or equipment servicing the building is _ft.(m) _in.(crn) ❑ above or ❑ below (check one) the highest adjacent grade. (Use
natural grade, if available).
E5. Fa Zone AO only: If noflood depth number is available, is the tap of the bottom floor elevated in accordance with the oommunitys floodplain management ordinance?
❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ Unknown. The Iola official mustcertiy this information in Section G.
SECTION F - PROPERTY OWNER (OR OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE) CERTIFICATION
The p opedy weer or owner's authorized representative who completes Sections A, B, C (Items C3.h and CW only), and E for Zone A (without a FEMAassued or cornmunity-
issued The sta irnwrlsinSedbnsA, B, C, andEarscorect tothebestofmykoWedge.
PROPERTY OWNERS OR OWNERS AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE'S NAME
STATE
TELEPHONE
❑ Check here if attachments
SECTION G - COMMUNITY INFORMATION (OPTIONAL)
The kcal olfikial who is authorized by law or ordnance to administer the communilys floodplain management ordinance can complete Sedions A, B, C (or E), and G of this Elevation
Cedificefe. Compete the applicable items) and sign below.
G1. ❑ The information in Section C was taken from other documentalion that has been signed and embossed by a licensed surveyor, engineer, or architect who is authorized by state
or local law to certiy elevafion information, (Indicate the source and date of the elevalion data in the Comments area below.)
G2. ❑ A community official completed Section E for a building located in Zone A (without a FEMA4ssued orcommunityissued BFE) or Zone A0.
G3. ❑ The following infornotion (Items G4-G9) is provided for community Aoidplan management purposes.
G7. This permit has been issued for. ❑ New Construction ❑ Substantial Improvement
GB.Flevationofas -built lowest Poor (including basement) of the building is: t(m) Datum:
—
G9. BFE or (in Zone AO) depth of flooding at the building site is: ._fL(m) Datum:_
LOCAL OFFICIAL'S NAME TITLE
COMMUNITY NAME TELEPHONE
SIGNATURE DATE
COMMENTS
Inspection Report
City of Tybee Island
403 Butler Avenue
P.Q. Box 2749
Tybee Island, GA 31328
Phone: (912) 756 -4573 extension 114
Fax: (912) 786 -9539
Permit No, 069 - 0 ;� 80
Owner's Name
Gen. Contractor
Date Regteested
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Inspection Report
City of iybee Island
403 Butler Avenue
P.O. Box 2749
Tybee Island, GA 31328
Phone: (912) 786 -4573 extension 114
Fax: (912) 786 -9539
Permit No. 0(0 I— C)oD- 8a
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City of Tybee Island
443 Butler Avenue
P.O. Box 2749
Tybee Island, GA 31328
Phone: (912) 786 -4573 extension 114
Fax: (912) 786 -9539
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Inspection Report
City of Tybee Island
403 Butler Avenne
P.O. Box 2749
Tybee Island, GA 31328
Phone: (912) 786 -4573 extension 1.1.4
Fax: (912) 786 -9539
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RELEASES FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE FROM TYBEE ISLAND
FOR SAVANNAH ELECTRIC. FAX TO: Lynn Brennan 937 Phone 912443 -5063
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Electrician Phone Number:
Phone Number:
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Inspection Report
City of Tybee Island
403 Butler Avenue
P.O. Box 2749
Tybee Island, GA 31328
Phone- (912) 706-4573 extension 114
Fax: (912) 786-9539
Permit No, .. 10 (0 (� Date Requested r - 3 0
Owner's Nam.-. -��'S Date Needed r7)7 -3 o
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Contact Number A
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Type of inspection e r -
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Inspec #ion Report
City of Tybee Island
403 Butler Avenue
P.O. Box 2749
Tybee Island, GA 31328
Phone" (912) 786 -4573 extension 114
Fax: (912) 786 -9539
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City of Tybee Island
403 Butler Avenue
P.O. Box 2749
Tybee Island, CAA 31320
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Fax: (912) 786 -9539
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Inspection Report
City of Tybee Island
403 Butler Avenge
P.t`i_ Box 2749
Tybee Island, GA 31328
Phone: (912) 786 -4573 extension 114
Fax: (912) 786 -9539
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403 Butler Avenge
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Tybee Island, GA 31328
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403 Butler Avenue
P.Q. Sox 2749
1ybee Island, GA 3 13 28
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City of Tybee Island
40:4 Buffer Avenue
P.O. Box 2 749
Tybee Island, GA 31328
Phone: (912) 786 -4573 extension 114
'Fax: (912) 786 -9539
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City of T; tree Island
40:4 B"tler Avenue
P.O. Box 2749
lVbee Island, GA 31328
Phone- (912) 786-4573 extension 114
Fax: (912) 786-9539
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403 Butler Avenue
P.O. Box 2749
Tybee island, GA 31328
Phor +e: (912) 786 -4573 extension 114 /
Fdx: (912) 786 -9539
Permit wo: 06 - -OQ R0_ - ` Date Regeoested
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City of Tybee Island
4413 Butler Avennp
N.O. Sox 2749
lybee Island, GA. 31328
Phene: (912) 786 - 4573 extension Ito
Fdx: (912) 786 -9539
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i44 3 -SP ,1'T
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Phone Number:
CITY OF TYBEE ISLAND
BUILDING PERMIT
DATE ISSUED: 05 -8 -2006 OWNER NAME CHANGED: 02/09/07
WORK DESCRIPTION:
WORK LOCATION:
OWNER NAME
ADDRESS
CITY, ST, ZIP
CONTRACTOR NAME
ADDRESS
CITY STATE ZIP
FLOOD ZONE
BUH,DING VALUATION
SQUAREFOOTAGE
OCCUPANCY TYPE
TOTAL FEE'S CHARGED
PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION #
PROJECT VALUATION
REPAIRS RESIDENTIAL BLDG
6 BILLFISH LANE
0 a cV:TIR11111a[.111Z
116 W HULL ST
SAVANNAH GA 314013904
SHARON HINSON
116 W HULL ST
SAVANNAH GA 314013904
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$ 655.00
$80,000.00
TOTAL BALANCE DUE:
PERMIT #: 060280
$ 0.00
It is understood that if this permit is granted the builder will at all times comply with the zoning, subdivision, flood control, building, fire,
soil and sedimentation, wetlands, marshlands protection and shore protection ordinances and codes whether local, state or federal, including
all environmental laws and regulations when applicable, subsequent owners should be informed that any alterations to the property must be
approved by the issuance of another building permit. Permit holder agrees to hold the City of Tybee Island harmless on any construction
covered by this permit.
This permit must be posted in a conspicuous location in the front of building and protected from the weather. If this permit is not posted
work will be stopped. The building contractor will replace curb paving and gutter broken during construction. This permit will be voided
unless work has begun within six months of the date of issuance.
Signature of Building Inspector or Authorized Agent: '. ¢ Q6e
P. O. Box 2749 - 403 Butler Avenue, Tybee Island, Georgia 31328
(912) 786 -4573 - FAX (912) 7845737
www.cityoftybee.ong
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115 W Hull st
Savaisah GA 31401 -3904
To: Diane Ott
Fu: 786 -9539
Rom:
Sharon Hinson
Date:
02/07/07
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BUILDING PERMIT
DATE ISSUED: 054-2006 PERMIT N.- 060280
WORK DESCRIPTION: REPAIRS RESIDENTIAL BLDG
WORK LOCATION; 6 BILLFISH LANE
OWNER NAME
BRENDA BOOTH
ADDRESS
PO BOX 34
CITY, ST, ZIP
TYREE ISLAND GA 313280034
CONTRACTOR NAME
BRENDA BOOTH
ADDRESS
PO BOX 34
CITY STATE ZIP
TYREE ISLAND GA 313280034
FLOOD ZONE
BUILDING VALUATION
SQUAREFOOTAGE
OCCUPANCY TYPE
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TOTAL FEE'S CHA iRGED
S 655.00
PROPERTY IDENTIFICATIONN
PROJECT VALUATION $80,000.00
TOTAL BALANCE DUE: $ 655.00
If is usaltrstood that Ii this permit Is granted the builder .111 at all times comply with the zoning, tubdMilon, flood control, building, Ore,
soil and sedimentation, wedaods, marshlands protection and shoreprotectlon ordinances and rude, whether soul, state or (tdcral, Including
all cuvlronnental flews and regulatlom when applicable, subsequent owners should be Informed that any alterations to the property most be
approved by the issuance or another building permit. Permit holder agrees to hold the C71y of Tybee Island harmie,s on any construction
covered by this permiL
This prrnde mast be posted Ina eompicuous location In the front or bulldog and protected from the weather. If this permit Is not posted
work will be slopped. The building contractor win replace curb paving and guncr broken during construction. This permit will be aolded
unless work has began within de mombs of the date of truants,
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A. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
SETTLEMENT STATEMENT
Tnglesby, Falligant, Horne, Courington & Chisholm,
17 West McDonough Street
Savannah, Georgia 31401
912 232.7000 fax: 912 232 7300
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G. Property: Tybee island, Chatham County, Georgia 31328
Chatham County, Georgia
H. Settlement Agent Inglesby, Falligant, Home, Courington & Chisholm,
Place of Settlement: 17 West McDonough Street, Savannah, Georgia 31401 Chatham County
I. Settlement Date: Scotember 6.2006
J. Summary of Borrower's Trausoctloo
K,
Summary of Seller's Transaction
100. Gross Amount Due From Borrower:
Deposit I Eamest Money
400. Gross Amount Due To Shcer:
Ol. Contract Sal Price
379,000.00
401.
Contract Sales Price 37%000.09
102. Personal Property
,,,1,,000.00
402.
Personal Property
103. Senlemcnt Charecs to Borrower line 1400
5 29.06
403.
503.
Existing Loan(s)
204.
108. Assessments 408. Assessments
120. Gross Amount Due from Borrower: 384 229.08 420. Gross Amount Due to Seller 379 000.00
2W. Amounts Paid by or in Behalf of Borrower.
M. Reductions In Amount Due to ti r.
201.
Deposit I Eamest Money
501.
Excess De sit sce instructions
202.
Principal Amount pf New Loan
,,,1,,000.00
502.
Settlement Chareos to Seller (Line 1400)
11,834.00
203.
Existing Loan(s)
503.
Existing Loan(s)
204.
V
504.
Pa off of First Mortgale to
205.
505.
Pa oX_ff of Second Mot'hlege to
206.
506,
Purchase MoneyMortgage to
Adjustments for Items Uewid b7 Sener.
Adiustments rItgay ljoggld by Seller:
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21 D.
City / Town Taxes
510.
CiU/Town.Taxes
211
County; Parish Taxes Jon 1.2D06 thru Sep 5,
2006
3,024,97
511.
County / Perish Taxes Jan 1, 2006 thru Sep 5,
2006
3,024,97
212,
Assessments
512.
Assessments
220_
Total Paid by / for Borrower:
4 024.97
520.
Total Reductions in Amount Due Seller:
144858.97
300. Cash at Settlement Tram I to Borrower,
600. Cash at Settiemaut to I from Seller.
_301.
Gross Amount due from Borrower line 120
384 229.08
601.
Gross Amount due to SelLa ins 420)
379,000.00
301
Less Amount Paid by /for Borrower (line 220)
4,024.97
602,
Lesss Reductions Amount due Seller (line
14,858.97
303.
Cash From Borrower:
$380,204.11
603.
Clash To Seller:
$364,141.03
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SELLER'S PROPERTY DISCLOSURE STATEMENT ,�„,
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together with all Improvements thereon ( "Property")
NOTICE TO BUYER AND SELLER: This disclosure statement is designed to assist Seller in disclosing to prospective buyers all known
material adverse facts relating to the physical condition of Property that may not be readily observable, disclosing historical Information
and past problems with Property, and identifying those fixtures /terns that are included with the sale of Property.
All questions are to be
answered with respect to the above referenced Property.
IF THE ANSWERS TO ANY OF THE QUESTIONS LISTED BELOW ARE "YES," PLEASE EXPLAIN IN DETAIL IN
THE "ADDITIONAL EXPLANATIONS" SECTION,
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1. OCCUPANCY:
YM No Know
(a) Is Property vacant?
If yes, how long has It been since Seller occupied Property? &-[tir ®.^C y l�
(b) Are there any leases, written or verbal, on Property or any part thereof?
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2. SOIL, TREES, SHRUBS AND BOUNDARIES:
(a) Are there any landfills (other than foundation backfill), graves,
mine shafts, trash dumps or wells (In use or abandoned)on Property?
—,
(b) Is there any sliding, settling (other than normal settling), earth
movement, sinkholes, upheaval, or earth stability /expensive soil problems?
_
(c) Are there any ctieeased or dead trees on Property?
(d) Are there any encroachments, leases, unrecorded easements, or boundary line disputes?
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3. ROOF, GUTTERS AND DOWNSPOUTS:
(a) Approxlmete age of roof: _ years.
(b) Has the roof, or any part thereof, been repaired during your ownership?
(c) Are there any roof leeks or other problems with the roof, roof flashing, gutters or downspouts?
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4. TERMITES, DRY -ROT, PESTS, AND WOOD - DESTROYING ORGANISMS:
(a) Is there any pest or present damage to Property caused by
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infiltrating peals, termites, dry-rot, or other wood-destroying organisms?
(b) Is your Property currently under a transferable bond, warranty or other coverage
for termites or other wood destroying organisms by a licensed peat control company7
—
if yes, check type of coverage. ❑ ro- treatment and repair; or ❑ m4reatmeht only
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(c) Is there a coat to tmnsfar the bond, warranty or other coverage?
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If yes, what is the cost? 5
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(d) Is there a cost to maintain the bond, warranty or other coverage? If yes,
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what is the annual coat? $
(e) Have any termite /pest control reports or treatments for Property been done in the last five years?
(f) Does any dwelling or garage on Property have any untreated wood or exterior slding /cladding,
such as rigid board Insulation, foam plastic, synthetic stucco, hard coat stucco, wood or masonry
slding (excluding brick), below grade or within six Inches of finished grade?
S. STRUCTURAL ITEMS, ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS:
(a) What year was the main residential dwelling constructed?
(b) Has there been any movement, shifting, settling (otherthan normal settling), cracking,
deterioration, or other structural problems with any dwelling or garage on Property?
(c) Has there been any additional structural bracing, underpinning, or other
Property?
structural reinforcement added to any dwelling or garage on
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(d) Are there any problems with driveways, walkways, patios, or retaining warts on Property?
(e) Have there been any additions, structural changes, or any other major alterations
to the odglnel improvements on the Property?
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(f) Has there been any work done on the Property where required permits andfor approvals
(public or private) were not obtained?
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(g) Has any work been done to Property that was not In compliance with building codes
or zoning regulations?
(h) Does any part of the exterior siding or cladding of any dwelling or garage on Property consist of
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synthetic stucco?
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It Is the policy of this state and this community to conserve, protect, and encourage the development and improvement of fans and forest
land for the production of food, fiber, and other products, and also for Its natural and environmental value. This notice is to inform
prospective property owner@ or other pereons or entities leasing or acquiring an interest In real property that property in which they are
about to acquire an Interest lies within, partially within, or adjacent to an area zoned, used, or identified for farm and forest activities and
that farm and forest activities occur In the area. Such term and forest activities may Include intensive operations that cause discomfort
and inconveniences that Involve, but are not limited to, noises, odors, fumes, dust, smoke, Insects, operations of machinery during any 24
hour period, storage and disposal of manure, and the application by spraying or otherwise of chemical fertilizers, Boll amendments,
herbicides, and pesticides. One or more of these inconveniences may occur as the result of farm or forest activities which are In
conformance with existing laws and regulations and accepted customs and standards.
15. ADDITIONAL EXPLANATIONS OR DISCLOSURES:
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16. SELLER'S REPRESENTATION:
To the best of Seller's knowledge and belief, the Information contained in this Sellefs Property Disclosure Statement Is accurate and
complete as of the date signed by Seller. It should not be a substitute for Buyer Inspecting Property or obtaining any warranties with
regard to Property that Buyer may wish to obtain. Seller hereby authorizes Broker to provide this Sellers Property Disclosure
Statement to prospective buyers of Property and to real estate brokers and their affiliated licensees. Seller agrees to promptly
update this Seller's Property Disclosure Statement and to provide any Buyer and Broker with a revised copy of the same If
there are any material changes In the answers to the questions contained herein.
Is each individual named below a U. S. Citizen or resident allen7 IQ Yes ❑
Has each individual named below been a Georgia resident for the past two years? ❑ Yes
Has Property been Seller's primary residence for at least two of the last five years? ❑ Yes No
5eller. �/ /1�/�.1ifl� / - . / /1rj�� Date: /, 20
Seller,
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17. RECEIPT AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT BY BUYER:
I acknowledge recelpt of this Seller's Property Disclosure Statement. I understand that, except as stated in the Purchase and Sale
Agreement, Property is being sold In its present condition, without warranties or guarantees of any kind by Seller or Brokers, No
representations concerning the condition of Property are being relied upon by Buyer except as disclosed herein or stated in the
Purchase and Sale Agreement
Buyer:
Buyer:
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Meeting of 2004 -09 -09 City Council Minutes
Mayor Walter Parker called the September 9, 2004 City Council Meeting to order at 7:02 PM. Those
members present, in addition to Mayor Parker, were Jason Buelterman, Eddie Crone, Mallory Pearce,
Shirley Sessions, Paul Wolff and Jack Youmans. City Attorney Edward Hughes and City Manager Bob
Thomson were also present.
Father Costigan of St. Michael' s Catholic Church gave the invocation. Everyone recited the Pledge of
Allegiance to the Flag.
Mayor Parker said there was a long agenda and reminded everyone to make their remarks as brief as
possible.
Dan Massey, Candidate for Clerk of Superior Court, spoke to the Council Members and the citizens
and asked for support and votes in the November Election. He said this position was not very exciting
but very important. He said he would work toward building bridges between all of the Courts and
encourage more friendly cooperation.
Tiffany Dennis, Director of the YMCA, spoke to Council and gave a brief report on the activities for
2004. She said this was her T" year and the Y keeps growing. This year there was 102 different children
attending. She also presented a plan for 2005. She thanked Council and the Community for their support
and participation. Sessions asked how many children attended the Summer Camp. Dennis said about 40
to 47 per day. Sessions asked what was the ratio of staff to children. Dennis said the Y' s standard was 1
staff member for every 15 children. She also said for younger children, 5 to 6 year olds, it was 1 to 10.
She said they use college students and each staff member has to participate in the Y' s Christian
Leadership Conference and in- house training. Parker thanked Dennis for a job well done.
Rachel Perkins told Council that the Tree Removal Mitigation Schedule had expired and asked them to
review and update it. Perkins said that she had seen that the Noise Ordinance was to be discussed later
and offered an idea that was used in Providence. She said as in most towns, the utility poles were
routinely spaced so far a part. She said the police used these poles in noise enforcement, in that if they
could hear a car radio or loud mufflers within the length of so many poles, it was too loud.
Amy Gaster spoke in opposition to the proposed parking regulations for rental properties. She said it
should apply to all residential property and asked who would enforce this. Gaster said she as well as
most of the other property management companies, set parking limits, structure capacity and other rules
with the guests. She said they enforce the rules themselves. Gaster said she would like to know who
complained. She said there are no complaints on 90% of the short-term renters. She said this should be
dealt with on a case -by -case basis and not put another unenforceable regulation on the books.
Jason Buelterman said he has some announcements to make at this time. He said there would be a
blood drive on Thursday, September 16. The Fire Department would have their Boot Drive on Saturday,
October 2. The Tybee Beautification Assn. would have a Low Country Boil at Memorial Park Saturday
from 3 to 7 PM, with our own Eddie Crone doing the cooking. He said this is to benefit the restoration of
the Cemetery. Also, he said the Beach Sweep would be held on September 25`s. Lawanna Tsoulos said
the Big Band Boogie would be held at the Pier on September 171 and said she had tickets.
Claire Price said she had an application from the Alee Temple for a parade in November. She said
Alfred Waite just brought it in on Friday and the Department Heads had not had a chance to review it yet,
but the Police Department said they did not have a problem with it.
Price also said that Gene Kindrick of the American Legion had applied for a special permit for the 9 -11
Celebration of Patriot' s Day on Saturday at Memorial Park. She said this had been an annual event
since 2001. The County had donated the band shell.
Page 1 of 11
Mayor Parker opened, asked for comments and closed the following public hearings, as required by
law.
Dick Smith, Chairman of the Planning Commission, presented a request for a variance to
the Shore Protection Act for Sprague Exley at 1909 Chatham Avenue, PIN 4- 9 -12 -1. Smith
said the PC approved the request. Smith said a petitioner has to have approval from the City
before they can apply to the State. Triece Ziblut, agent for Mr. Exley, said the property is 4
parcels that total 2.46 acres. She said that they are staying out of the dunes completely and
are asking for no other variance. She said they have a hardship with the topography of the
property in that it forms the Southern most tip of the Island and there is no structure to
measure from. Ziblut said the Exley' s want to plan the development before selling any of
the land. She said they had met with DNR and asked for guidance in the planning. They
have followed the suggestions, and show, not just the footprint of the structures, but all
landscaping as well. Ziblut said that the development is less than % acre of the entire
property. She said the hearing with DNR is tomorrow morning at 9:30 AM in Brunswick.
Ziblut said the DNR staff report recommends approval. She said the Tybee jurisdiction line
is very unusual and more than 1/2 of the developed land is landward of that line. Ziblut said
that they feel they meet the uniqueness of the land and the hardship issue required in Tybee'
s criteria for approving a variance. Pearce asked if the owners were willing to place the dune
area in a permanent conservation easement. Ziblut said they plan to do more than that and
put Lot 30 and Lot 31, which are the most beach oriented lots, into a conservation easement.
She said as far as the dunes are concerned, the DNR restrictions prohibit any development.
Cullen Chambers asked what were the plans for the old existing structure. Ziblut said they
would like to preserve the cottage somewhere on the Island. Chambers said he would like to
let the owners know that if they decide to demolish the cottage, please let the Historical
Society know and they will work with them to relocate the structure.
Smith presented a request a variance for 8 feet in the front setback at 1016 Laurel Avenue,
PIN 4- 26 -7 -19, for Tim Roose, Darren Michaels, Agent. Smith said this request is to enlarge
a deck. He said the PC voted to deny the request. Darren Michaels said that the foundation
is in place, no trees would be disturbed and there would be no roof on the deck. Michaels
said he has a petition, signed by all 15 of the neighbors, supporting this variance request.
Sessions asked about the hardship for this property. Michaels said the existing deck is small
and the stairs take up about % of the allowable existing deck. He said for safety issues and
comfort for the family, a larger deck is needed.
Smith presented a Text Amendment to the Land Development Code to add parking
requirements for rental property. He said the PC recommends 1 parking space for each
bedroom and 1 additional space off street, and that they be shown on a site plan. He said the
PC approved the recommendation. Youmans said this would ruin the rental business on
Tybee. Keith Gay said Amy Gaster' s comments earlier outline the general consensus of the
property management companies. Gay said that all of the rental agencies that he knows of
have parking requirements in their agreements. He said some of the rental properties, not
handled by agencies but by the owners, do not have requirements, do not pay hotel/motel
taxes. He said if this were passed, who would enforce, will it be based on complaints, what
would the penalty be and who would pay the fine, the owner or the agency. Hughes said it
would be based on who the violator is. Gay said he agrees that parking is a problem but
there has to be another solution. Gay said he is against placing another unenforceable law on
the books. Henry Levy said that he has had problems in the past at his residence with cars
parking everywhere. He said some of the owners couldn't even get to their residences
because of renter' s vehicles blocking the drive. Stacye Smith said that all of us love Tybee.
Page 2 of 11
She said if anyone has a problem with one of her renters to please call her. Smith said part of
the problem is that the City did not require adequate parking when building permits were
issued. She said as a property manager, she takes pride in providing adequate amenities to
her renters. John Major said if anyone has a problem, they should call the agent. He asked if
they were supposed to get rid of bedrooms so they would have enough parking. Pam O'
Brien said that she thought legislation was not the answer to the parking problem.
Smith said that City Council had asked the Planning Commission to consider the pros and
cons of rezoning South Campbell Avenue from R2 to RIB. He said the PC was asked to
recommend whether to go forward with this action. Smith said they had discussed this issue
thoroughly, listened to residents, both of S. Campbell and other parts of the Island. He said
the PC recommends that City Council take the appropriate action that they feel is warranted.
Pearce asked Smith when the Planning Commission would make a proposal in regards to the
Growth Control Ordinance that they have had for some time. Smith said the PC hopes to
make a recommendation at the next meeting. Smith said they have asked repeatedly for
information from the City and have not yet received that information. Smith said they have
asked for the number of buildable lots on Tybee. Smith said he hopes that information
would be available at the agenda meeting Monday night.
Mayor Parker said that additional information was requested at the last meeting on several
requests and he would like to hear those issues at this time.
The first of these is 2 major subdivisions for Lots 6,7,8 & 9 S. Campbell Avenue for Mr.
Keitzman. Harold Yellin, Agent, spoke to Council and said the changes and issues Council
had, have all been addressed. He said they had redesigned the drainage to save more trees,
and Davis Engineering has written a letter approving the plans. Yellin said no variances
were being requested. Pearce asked if they would be willing to curve some of the drainage
lines and driveways to preserve more trees. Yellin said absolutely, they would. Rusty
Fleetwood said the issue here was density. He said there would be 8 lots on 1 of the
subdivisions and 7 lots on the other. He said that issue still exists. Rachel Perkins said the
plans show 2 drainage ditches side by side on the 2 subdivisions and asked why couldn't
they be combined into 1 to serve both subdivisions. She also suggested that the required
number of trees per lot be upheld and mitigation is by lot. Several residents spoke in support
of subdivisions. Roxanne Fleetwood spoke in opposition. Pearce asked if the developer
would be willing to mitigate on a lot -by -lot basis, and Mr. Keitzman agreed. Sessions said
that for the record and to answer Shell Solomon' s statement that Keitzman was asked to
provide more than anyone else in his subdivision request, that a recent request on Bay &
Byers was sent back several times.
Attorney Tom Mahoney, representing Mr. Guerrard at 1009 & 1011 Jones Avenue, said
this is a request for a major subdivision of 4 lots into 6 lots. Mahoney said all of the
requirements have been met and the wetlands have been flagged. Sessions asked if they
still were planning to ask for the 10 feet on Jones Avenue. Mahoney said that the front
setback of 20 feet is being met on the access lane, which would be the front of the house.
Mahoney said the edge of the pavement for Jones Avenue is 20 feet from the property line
and with a 10 ft. setback, totals 30 feet from the edge of Jones Avenue. Sessions said that
she believes the Council' s job is to consider all issues and decide what is best for all
residents. She said the Code is open for interpretation and thinks this is a safety issue.
Pearce asked if the lot sizes met our requirement and Dee Anderson said yes, they were all
4500 square feet.
Page 3 of 11
Mr. Holloway spoke next regarding the request for a variance at 5 21 Place. He thanked
the Council for allowing him to come back and clear any misunderstandings. He said the
neighbor to the West is right on the property line and the neighbor to the North is 3 inches
off of the property line. He said he felt that his proposal was far better than anything else
in the neighborhood. Holloway said that with this proposal, there would be 2 to 3 parking
spaces and if they had to elevate the house they would have only 1 additional space.
Holloway said he had met with Mr. Roach and felt that the 5 ft. setback was not the issue
but the development of the property in any way and the possibility of renters. Holloway
said that with the easement, there is 15 feet between the properties. Michael Roach,
resident of 3 2 °d Terrace, said he would like to see this house moved 5 feet to the South.
Roach said there are 5 weekly rental units around his home and parking is a real problem
during the season. He said the houses are close together and fire safety is a real issue.
Sessions asked if the proposed plan would be better than it is now, especially as far as
parking. Crone said when he talked to Roach, parking was not the problem. Roach said on
his street it is the problem.
Mayor Parker opened the meeting for business legally presented.
Pearce motioned for approval of the minutes for the August 9, 2004 meeting, Wolff
seconded. Vote was unanimous.
Wolff motioned for approval of the Alcohol Beverage License for Morrison for a package
shop at 1515 Butler Avenue, Pearce seconded. It was noted that all approvals were in
place. Vote was unanimous.
Pearce motioned for approval of variance to the Shore Protection Act for Exley at 1909
Chatham Avenue, Crone seconded. Vote was unanimous.
Youmans motioned for approval for the 8 ft. variance for a deck for Roose at 1016 Laurel
Avenue, Crone seconded. Buelterman said he could not see the hardship for this. Vote
was 2, Youmans and Crone, in favor, and 4, Wolff, Sessions, Buelterman and Pearce,
opposed. Pearce motioned for denial, Wolff seconded. Vote was 4, Wolff, Sessions,
Buelterman and Pearce, in favor of denial, and 2, Youmans and Crone, opposed.
Sessions thanked the property managers who wrote letters and spoke tonight. She said the
LDC does not address parking requirements for residential rentals. She said this is actually
a business in a residential district. She said she thought some of the residents who are
having problems with parking, and some of the property managers should meet and discuss
the issues and see if they can offer some alternatives. Parker said he thought the planning
firm would address that in their study and whomever is interested, could work with them
on this issue. Youmans motioned to deny the proposed Text Amendment for parking
requirements for rental property, Buelterman seconded. Buelterman said he would like for
the planning firm to look into this and come back with some proposals. Buelterman asked
what a citizen could do if someone parks on their property or blocks their access to their
property. Chief Price said they could call the police and have the car towed. Parker said
for anyone interested in working with the planning firm, to get their name to him. Pearce
said he acknowledges the problem and thinks that we need some kind of ordinance, but not
necessarily this one. Vote was unanimous to deny the amendment.
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Pearce motioned for approval for the major subdivision of Lots 6 & 7 S. Campbell Avenue
contingent on the developer working with staff to improve plans to save as many trees as
possible and curving the drainage lines, Buelterman seconded. Wolff said he still thought
this should be done as 1 major subdivision. Youmans said he had talked with some of the
neighbors and they were happy that the lots would be 4500 square feet for single - family
and not any larger for duplexes. Pearce said he still had some density concerns but under
current ordinances could not vote to deny. Vote was 4, Youmans, Buelterman, Crone and
Pearce, in favor, and 2, Wolff and Sessions, opposed.
Crone motioned for approval for the major subdivision of Lots 8 & 9 S. Campbell Avenue
with the same contingency as in the previous request, Buelterman seconded. Vote was 4,
Youmans, Buelterman, Crone and Pearce, in favor, and 2, Wolff and Sessions, opposed.
Crone motioned for approval of the major subdivision at 1009 and 1011 Jones Avenue,
Buelterman seconded. Buelterman said his concern was the issue of 10 feet from Jones
Avenue. Buelterman said we couldn' t force this on Mr. Guerrard but we could change the
ordinance to reflect if the property is on a well - traveled street, 20 feet is required. Sessions
said she thought the intent of the Code is a matter of interpretation. Vote was 3, Youmans,
Buelterman and Crone, in favor, and 3, Wolff, Sessions and Pearce, opposed. Mayor
Parker voted in favor and broke the tie vote.
Crone motioned for approval of the variance for Holloway and Vining at 5 2nd Place,
Buelterman seconded. Vote was unanimous.
Sessions asked how the noise ordinance is enforced now and how we could keep the noise
more contained. She said she had talked with several residents who voiced concerns about
this on Highway 80 and Butler Avenue. Chief Price said they enforce the ordinance
against loud music and that doesn' t seem to be a problem. He said they are ticketing
speeders and will continue to enforce the speed limit.
Chief Price said he would like to address the golf cart issue. He said he is afraid this
would open up a lot of problems. He said he would like to only allow the carts from sun-
up to sundown. Hughes said that restriction has been added to the ordinance. Hughes said
that signs, stating what the regulations are, have to be put in place. Price said when people
come in for the permit, they would be given a copy of the ordinance, read it and sign,
stating that they have read the ordinance, so that they would know what the rules are.
Parker asked what designates a handicap decal. Price said he is going by Georgia State
Law and the people would have to go to the driver' s license office to get one. That would
have to be shown when they apply for a golf cart permit. He said this permit is a lot more
restrictive than a handicap - parking permit. Hughes said there is a State law that designates
who can get a handicap drivers license.
Thomson asked if Price had any information from DOT regarding the left turn light at First
Street and Campbell Avenue. Price said he had not but would check on it.
Parker said he would like everyone to know that coming onto the Island, it take 14 seconds
longer, driving the speed limit than speeding 10 miles over the speed limit, to reach the
Post Office.
Page 5 of 11
Price said that Thomson wanted to discuss the closing of bars in cases of emergencies.
Thomson said that he had found a County and State law that covers this situation and the
local authorities could control the situation.
Jimmy Brown presented the bids for replacing the roof for the school building. He said he
had advertised for bids for the school building only and did not include the breezeway or
the cafeteria. Brown said the bids included materials, labor, tools, equipment and other
necessary items, as well as disposal of the old roofing debris. Brown said the work to be
done was to be itemized and include prices for a 10 -year and a 20 -year roof. Brown said
he had received 5 bids. Wolff asked if $66,000 was put in the current budget for this
project. Thomson said Bill Epps was prepared to speak on this. Epps said $235,000 was
budgeted in the General Fund for various projects, but he didn' t have the list of individual
projects. Epps said he did not have any concerns regarding this project and the Line Item
would be 1565. Sessions said that the Revenue over Expenditures Report she was given,
indicates that the General Fund would be hit hard by other spending. Epps said about 1
million dollars of that was for the gym, which was unbudgeted. He said he would be
coming forward and asking for an amendment to the budget to remedy that. Sessions asked
where is that money coming from so that the General Fund can be balanced. Epps said
there is a Reserve Fund established in the fund balance for the gym. Buelterman asked if
the roof was in such bad shape that it couldn' t wait until 2005 to be repaired, given the
nature of our current budget. Brown answered that the roof was in terrible shape and the
building is being used more and more, with offices, meeting rooms and a City conference
room. He said there has also been a problem with mold. Buelterman asked if it could wait
until the next meeting or the meeting after that until Council can get some more firm
figures from Epps. Brown said it could wait until October. Parker asked to hold off on
tiling the restrooms for the same time when Mr. Epps can get the figures and report to
Council. Youmans said he would like to know the cost of the tile. Pearce said there was a
wide range of the bids for the roof and he would like to know if all of the bidders were
reputable companies. Brown said the bids were from $61,000 down to $33,000 and he had
no idea why such a difference. Wolff asked if the references had been checked and the
length of time the companies had been in business. Pearce said if all were equally
reputable, he thought we should go with the cheapest bid. Brown said he was waiting until
the Council chose a company before checking references. Wolff said maybe he could
check them while waiting for approval. Brown agreed and Wolff said check all 5 of
bidders. Sessions told Brown he had done a good job in compiling all of the data and
thanked him for his hard work.
Buelterman said he had some concerns regarding the City' s hurricane preparedness
procedures. There was a long discussion concerning this issue. It was determined that the
Mayor is the only one who can call for evacuation and in his absence, the Mayor Pro Tem.
The Safety Director supplies the information needed in order to make the decision.
Thomson agreed to have City staff post the City' s Emergency Plan on the WEB Site.
Mayor Parker reminded everyone that he is the only one who is authorized to speak with
any of the media during an emergency. Sessions offered to invite Phillip Webber, Director
of the Chatham Emergency Management Agency, to speak to Council at our next meeting.
All agreed that would be helpful.
Youmans motioned to leave S. Campbell Avenue zoned R2, Crone seconded. Wolff said
there would be a proposal tonight and if approved, would be sent to the Planning
Commission next week, to increase lot size requirements. Wolff said this would be a
compromise to rezoning and would like to see if this won' t solve the problems rather than
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going through the long process of rezoning. Wolff said he had another proposal but that he
would discuss it later in the meeting. Vote was 5, Wolff, Youmans, Sessions, Buelterman
and Crone, in favor, and 1, Pearce, opposed.
Mayor Parker called for a 5- minute break.
Mayor Parker called the meeting back to order after the break.
Youmans said he wanted to know about the tile. Jimmy Brown said the bid proposal was
advertised for the the work in the 5 public restrooms. The work would include materials,
tools, labor, equipment to tile the floors and 4 feet up the walls. The restrooms are located
at North Beach, Jaycee Park, Tybrisa Street, Marine Science Center and Memorial Park.
Brown said only 1 bid was received. Youmans asked if the right price was $30,000 and
Brown said if all of the restrooms are done. Parker asked if we could use private
contractors, since we only received 1 bid. Brown said he understood that anything over
$5,000 should be opened for bids. Thomson said it was not a requirement but a "best
practice." Brown offered some alternatives for less money to improve the restrooms. He
said pressure washing, painting, replacing the urinals and some general cleaning, in his
opinion, would bring the restrooms up to standard. Brown said he had checked into putting
mats on the floors after removing the paint on them now. He said he thought that it was a
mistake to keep painting the floors because the sand on people' s feet acted just like
sandpaper on the painted floors. Brown said he thought we could make the restrooms
presentable and then look at tiling next year. Buelterman said we could wait until we hear
the roof bids again next month. Buelterman said he had been pushing this for over a year
and he was glad it was going forward, but he would like to make sure we have the money
and where it would come from. Sessions said that some SCAD students painted the
Marine Science Center restroom and it was very colorful. She said we could contact
SCAD and see if some students wanted to take a project like this on for their project. She
told Brown that she would get him some contacts.
Wolff motioned to approve the contract with Phillips & Jordan for debris clean -up,
Buelterman seconded. Vote was unanimous.
Buelterman said that when the Seafood & Music Festival was approved at the last meeting,
he had asked for a report regarding any problems so that a decision could be made whether
to allow this festival next year and to allow it in the North Beach area. He said his main
concern was parking in Jaycee Park. He said if it had rained, the park would have been
torn up with all of the cars driving on the grass. He said there was a lot of traffic. Sessions
said she agreed, and the traffic, parking and noise in the residential area were the reason
she opposed allowing the festival. She said she still has concerns regarding using that
residential area for this kind of event. Cullen Chambers said that he would like to clarify 2
things. He said the Tybee Island Historical Society is not opposed to a music festival on
Tybee. He said the word on the street is that the Historical Society is opposed to a music
festival on Tybee because they refused to allow parking on the Lighthouse grounds. He
said the Board of Directors would work with any non - profit group that holds an event.
Secondly, Chambers said the Friends of the Tybee Theatre has taken no position
whatsoever on the music festival. He said one of the board members had received a call,
saying that if anyone with that group opposed the festival, it would come back on them
when they held an event to raise money for the theatre. He said that was petty politics and
he didn' t want to get into that, and it serves no useful service. Chambers cited several
problems he had encountered with the festival. Most of these problems dealt with traffic,
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parking, noise, trash and lack of personnel to help and direct the attendees. He said cars
were parked on the easement along Meddin Drive, on the grass median on Solomon and
there were no signs directing traffic to Miller Avenue for parking. There were no signs
directing traffic to the Lighthouse, as was promised. He said Meddin Drive is narrow and
dangerous for that much traffic. He said the chief complaint was the noise and thought the
residents should not be abused in this way. Jack Boylston, one of the promoters for the
festival, told Council that he agreed with about 90% of what Chambers had said. Boylston
said he bad 8 staff members parking cars at the North Beach lot to maximize the parking.
He said the City received revenue from parking and parking citations. He said people were
parking every which way at Jaycee Park. He said people are people and they are going to
do whatever they think they can get away with. He said he had paid over $2,000 for police
to direct the traffic to the appropriate parking area. He said he had 2 directional signs
made and took them to the parking supervisor, who he said was not there. He said he put
the signs up. Boylston said he paid over $4,000 for parking to the City and $1,200 to DPW
for trash pick -up. Boylston said as far a the noise, we had a30 to 35 mph wind blowing
inland, which pushed the noise toward the homes. Boylston said he was sorry but people
are people and not robots.
Buelterman said the Water /Sewer Committee had been discussing the work that needed to
be done on the Butler Avenue lines, the ones on the beach side of Butler and Ft. Screven.
Buelterman said this has been talked about for a long time and it was now time to move
forward. He said it was going to cost a lot of money. Buelterman said before we spent the
City' s money, he wanted the citizens to know what was going on. Buelterman proposed a
meeting on September 21, 2004, which would be before the next Council meeting. He said
the City staff would prepare a power point presentation, explaining what we are going to
do, how long it will take, how much it will cost, how we are going to pay for it and let
everyone know what the City is doing. Youmans asked why even talk about it until we
know where the money is coming from. Buelterman said Thomson and Epps would have
all of that information at the meeting.
Crone said that we were doing everything we could to conserve water. He asked why did
we have to wash items before putting them in the recycling bins. He said he thought that
was defeating the purpose. Wolff said he agreed and that it was not necessary to rinse the
recycling items. Waste Management said that they just recommended rinsing and this
might cut down on insects.
Sessions said she would like to know what we could do to have DOT put in a cross walk at
tad Street and Butler Avenue. She said this intersection was just past the curve and she
said she has seen some near accidents there. Sessions said several residents, who live in
the area, had voiced some concern. Thomson said we could tell DOT what we want.
Thomson added that while we were asking for this, he would like for Council to consider
asking DOT to install larger signs at the crosswalk in front of City Hall. He said the signs
are small and are hard to read. Thomson suggested Council motion for a resolution to get
things started and he would get the resolution to the district engineer at DOT. All agreed
and Thomson said he would make up the resolution and get it signed. Parker said DOT
may or may not do this. Sessions asked what could we do to convince them to do it. She
said it seemed to be a real safety issue. Parker said we would just explain the issue to
them. Sessions told Parker he had some good connections and wrote good letters, so
everyone would just count on him.
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Wolff said that he had a Text Amendment to increase water rates for irrigation water
meters and require them to have a rain sensor. He said this was discussed at the last
meeting and Hughes had put it in ordinance form, which Council had in front of them.
Wolff motioned for approval of this ordinance on I' reading, Pearce seconded.
Buelterman asked if this required 2 readings and Hughes said yes. Buelterman said he
would support it now but had a few questions. Vote was unanimous.
Wolff said there was some confusion on the pick -up dates for the beginning of recycling,
and he apologized. He said the problems have been worked out and they are now picking
up according to the schedule on the refrigerator magnets. Wolff said extra bins are
available at City Hall. Parker said for those people who have lids, it is nice to use the lids
while the bin is inside the house. Crone said one of the problems with pick -ups could have
been the hard rain we had.
Wolff said he would like to nominate Sally Jett to serve on the Audit Committee to replace
Jan Fox, who resigned. Crone seconded, and the vote was unanimous.
Hughes said the next item was misnamed and should be for the removal of the trash carts
out of the City right of way after 24 hours of being picked up. Hughes said he thought that
was probably longer than Council wanted. Council agreed that 24 hours was a fair amount
of time. If someone was going to be out of town, Parker said a good neighbor could bring
the cart in.
Buelterman asked that status of the MRS issue with water access. Hughes said he is
working with Chuck Eaton on that.
Parker asked for a motion to put Chandler Kinsey on the Citizens Advisory Committee for
CUTS. Parker said he would replace Henry Levy. Parker said Levy had been on the
committee for a long time and thought we should have someone new serve. Buelterman so
moved, Pearce seconded. Vote was unanimous.
Pearce asked to discuss giving the Planning Commission time on their agenda to start
planning the public hearing on the Control Growth Ordinance. Buelterman said he thought
they were to get the information from City staff about the maximum build out. Pearce said
they had been procrastinating but he thought we could wait until the next Council meeting.
Pearce said if they continue to sit on it, he felt at some point Council should take some
action. Pearce asked if there was a draft and Hughes said yes.
Thomson said a gap was found in the Erosion and Sediment Enforcement in our
enforcement capability when the legislature was passed. Thomson said he had a meeting
scheduled for this week with DNR so they could explain how the State could authorize us
to be our own enforcement authority. John Wynn had a mix up in his scheduling and could
not come this week but has rescheduled for next week. Thomson said Wynn would explain
what City staff has to do to enforce the erosion and sediment control, silt fencing and that
sort of thing. Thomson said that it would be on the next agenda. Wolff said he has learned
that Mark Williams and Chuck Bargeron are both certified. Pearce said he thought local
control would be a good thing as the DNR grants variances from time to time.
Hughes said we were 30 days into a 60 -day moratorium on applications for subdivisions.
Hughes said one issue with this moratorium was whether it prohibited the issuance of
building permits for the construction of duplexes. Hughes said he looked at the videotape
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of the meeting and it was clear that it did not. The moratorium was only for accepting
applications for subdivisions. Hughes said it should be made clear that the reason for the
moratorium was the density issue while the proposal for increasing the minimum lot size
was being discussed and the limitations on water capacity. Wolff said he would like the
Planning Commission to consider, at Council' s request, the increase in lot sizes in R2 and
C2. Wolff said he would like for this to come back to Council as soon as possible, during
the period of the moratorium, so that we could act on it. Wolff said, as a separate issue, he
would like the Planning Commission to consider eliminating private drives, which have
proven to be a disaster in most cases, and requiring all major subdivisions to include either
marginal or minor City streets as a part of the subdivision, meeting all City specifications,
and at the end of one year, inspected and turned over to the City for maintenance.
Youmans said he had a problem with this and that more of the people' s property was
being taken away. Wolff motioned for approval, Pearce seconded. Buelterman asked
Wolff to repeat the motion. Wolff said this was 2 separate issues, increasing minimum lot
size in R2 and C2, and eliminating private drives in subdivisions and requiring the streets
in major subdivisions to be turned over to the City at the end of one year for maintenance.
Wolff said he would also like to have a minimum length on these streets and drives but that
could wait. Youmans said Rachel Perkins conducted a study years ago on buildable lots
left and there were 67 lots of 6000 square feet or less in Rl. Youmans said all of these lots
would be unbuildable. Wolff said they would be lots of record and grandfathered. Crone
said the moratorium started out to be 1 thing and now it has grown into a book. Crone said
none of this was discussed. Vote was 3, Wolff, Sessions and Pearce, in favor of sending to
Planning Commission, and 3, Youmans, Buelterman and Crone, opposed. Parker voted in
favor of sending to Planning Commission for recommendation, breaking the tie.
Pearce motioned for approval on 2nd reading for the ordinance for use of golf carts by the
handicapped, Wolff seconded. There was discussion about the problems this ordinance
could cause. It would be hard to enforce. Parker said because of all of the traffic here, he
has opposed golf carts. Crone said anyone could get a handicap decal or tag. Sessions
asked how the Mayor would fairly address the issue of handicapped people getting around.
Parker answered to get our sidewalks fixed and use motorized wheelchairs along the
sidewalks. Parker said he thought it was dangerous. Vote was 4, Wolff, Sessions,
Buelterman and Pearce, in favor, and 2, Youmans and Crone, opposed.
Mayor Parker called for the Action Items.
Buelterman asked what was the status of deck safety. Thomson said he didn' t know if the
Planning Commission had acted on this or not. He said the only way to certify the safety
of a deck was to hire a structural engineer. Buelterman said he had initially asked for
someone on City staff contact another community and find out how they handled a similar
situation. Then, the Planning Commission could make a proposal. Buelterman said he felt
sure there were other communities up and down the coast that have had this same problem.
Thomson said he would find out where it stands.
Buelterman said he had asked for a regular maintenance schedule for the recreation
facilities. He said he had suggested keeping a log. He said it was supposed to be the
YMCA' s responsibility to maintain the recreation facilities. Thomson said he thought we
were doing a better job of maintenance but he didn' t know if they were keeping a log.
Thomson said it almost took an act of Congress to get the softball field done, and the
County finally put some dirt on it. He said if Buelterman wanted to see a routine
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maintenance log, he would get it done. Buelterman said he wanted to see something from
the Y showing they were complying with their contract.
Sessions asked about the letter that was to be sent to the Chamber of Commerce requesting
information per the contract. She said we have never received a budget from them, never
received any information for review of how they are marketing Tybee, as well as other
information we were supposed to be us. She asked Hughes if he was the person that to
write the letter. Hughes said he thought he was supposed to help the Mayor write the
letter. Sessions asked if they would have a letter to review by the next meeting. Parker
said yes.
Crone motioned to go to Executive Session to discuss litigation, personnel and real estate,
Sessions seconded. Vote was unanimous.
Wolff motioned to return to Regular Session, Pearce seconded. Vote was unanimous.
As there was no further business to discuss, Mayor Parker adjourned the meeting.
Diane J. Sikes
Clerk
Walter W. Parker
Mayor
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soil and sedimentation, wetlands, marshlands protection and shore protection ordinances and codes whether local, state or federal, including
all environmental laws and regulations when applicable, subsequent owners should be informed that any alterations to the property must be
approved by the issuance of another building permit. Permit holder agrees to hold the City of Tybee Island harmless on any construction
covered by this permit.
This permit must be posted in a conspicuous location in the front of building and protected from the weather. If this permit is not posted
work will be stopped. The building contractor will replace curb paving and gutter broken during construction. This permit will be voided
unless work has begun within six months of the date of issuance.
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$80,000.00
TOTAL BALANCE DUE: $ 655.00
It is understood that if this permit is granted the builder will at all times comply with the zoning, subdivision, flood control, building, fire,
soil and sedimentation, wetlands, marshlands protection and shore protection ordinances and codes whether local, state or federal, including
all environmental laws and regulations when applicable, subsequent owners should be informed that any alterations to the property must be
approved by the issuance of another building permit. Permit holder agrees to hold the City of Tybee Island harmless on any construction
covered by this permit.
This permit must be posted in a conspicuous location in the front of building and protected from the weather. If this permit is not posted
work will be stopped. The building contractor will replace curb paving and gutter broken during construction. This permit will be voided
unless work has begun within six months of the date of issuance.
Signature of Building Inspector or Authorized Agent:
LI iwv.II_i�
P. O. Box 2749 - 403 Butler Avenue, Tybee Island, Georgia 31328
(912) 7864573 - FAX (912) 7865737
www.eityoftybee.osg
CM OF TYBEE ISLAND
BUILDING PERMIT
DATE ISSUED: 05 -8 -2006 PERMIT #: 060280
WORK DESCRIPTION: REPAIRS RESIDENTIAL BLDG
WORK LOCATION: 6 BILLFISH LANE
OWNER NAME
BRENDA BOOTH
ADDRESS
PO BOX 34
CITY, ST, ZIP
TYBEE ISLAND GA 313280034
CONTRACTOR NAME
BRENDA BOOTH
ADDRESS
PO BOX 34
CITY STATE ZIP
TYBEE ISLAND GA 313280034
FLOOD ZONE
BUILDING VALUATION
SQUARE FOOTAGE
OCCUPANCY TYPE
P
TOTAL FEE'S CHARGED
$ 655.00
PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION #
PROJECT VALUATION $80,000.00
TOTAL BALANCE DUE: $ 655.00
It is understood that if this permit is granted the builder will at all times comply with the zoning, subdivision, flood control, building, tire,
soil and sedimentation, wetlands, marshlands protections and shore protection ordinances and codes whether local, state or federal, including
all environmental laws and regulations when applicable, subsequent owners should be informed that any alterations to the property must be
approved by the issuance of another building permit. Permit holder agrees to hold the City of Tybee Island harmless on any construction
covered by this permit.
This permit must be posted in a conspicuous location in the front of building and protected from the weather. If this permit is not posted
work will be stopped. The building contractor will replace curb paving and gutter broken during construction. This permit will be voided
unless work has begun within six months of the date of issuance.
Signature of Building Inspector or Authorized Agent:
P. O. Boa 2749 - 403 Butler Avenue, Tybee Island, Georgia 31328
(912) 7864573 - FAX (912) 7865737
www.cityoftybee.org
CITY OF TYBEE ISLAND, GEORGIA
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❑ New Construction g] Renovation ❑
❑ Duplex Single Family ❑
Residential Commercial ❑
❑ Footprint Changes ❑ Repairs ❑
❑ Other
✓Estimated cost of Construction: $ 'fj, non,
Construction Type
(1) Wood Frame
(2) Wood & Masonry
(3) Brick Veneer
Proposed
Remarks:
(Enter appropriate number)
(4) Masonry
(5) Steel & Masonry
Minor Addition
Substantial Addition
Multi - Family
Demolition
(6) Other (please specify)
ATTACH A COPY OF THE CERTIFIED ELEVATION SURVEY OF LOTS and complete the
following information based on the construction drawings and site plan:
# Units _� # Bedrooms C�q;2 # Bathrooms
Lot Area Living space (total sq. ft.)
# Off - street parking spaces
Trees located & listed on site plan
Access:
Driveway (ft.) With culvert? With swale?
Setbacks: Front Rear Sides (L) _ (R)
# Stories Height Vertical distance measured from the average adjacent
grade of the building to the extreme high point of the building, exclusive of chimneys, heating
units, ventilation ducts, air conditioning units, elevators, and similar appurtances.
Doing construction:
On- ite restroom facilities will be provided through
n -site waste and debris containers will be provided by
Construction debris will be disposed by at by means of
I understand that I must comply with zoning, flood damage control building fire shore
protections and wetlands ordinances FEMA regulations and all applicable codes and regulations.
I understand that the lot must be staked out and that the stakes will be inspected to ensure that the
setback requirements are met. I understand also that a certified plot plan showing elevation must
be attached to this application and that an as-built elevation certification is due as soon as the
habitable floor level is established. Drainage: I realize that I must ensure the adequacy of
drainage of this property so that surrounding property is in no way adversely affected. I accept
responsibility for any corrective action that may be necessary to restore drainage impaired by this
permitted construction.
Date: ignature of Applicant:( /l p�C
Note: A permit normally takes 7 to 10 days to process.
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The following is to be completed by City personnel:
Zoning certification
Approved rezoning/variance? _
Street address and number: New
Is it in compliance with City map?
If not, has street name and/or number been reported to MPC?
FEMA Certification attached
State Energy Code Affidavit attached
Utilities and Public Works:
Describe any unusual finding(s)
Access to building site
Distance to water main tap site
Distance to sewer stub site
Water meter size
Storm drainage _
Approvals: Si ature
Zoning Administrator
Code Enforcement Officer
Water /Sewer
Stone /Drainage
Inspections
City Manager
NFIP Flood Zone
Existing
Date
FEES
Permit
Inspections
Water Tap
Sewer Stub
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REFERENCES: S.M.B. 315 -32 & D.B. 285T -493
PLAT OF LOT 'F', JONES COTTAGES SUBDIVISION, WARD 3,
TYBEE ISLAND, GEORGIA, KNOWN AS No. 6 BILLFISH LANE.
FOR: BRENDA C. BOOTH
DATE OF SURVEY: APRIL 14, 2006
DATE OF PLAT: APRIL 18, 2006
IN MY OPINION THIS PLAT IS A CORRECT
REPRESENTATION OF THE LAND PLATTED
E.O.C. FIELD
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TOTAL STATION GEODIMETER 610
SCALE: 1"= 30'
BERT BARRETT, JR.
LAND SURVEYING, P.C.
145 RUNNER ROAD
SAVANNAH, GA. 31410
(912) 897 -0661
(F-B. 011 -68)