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Savannah Beach, Georgia
March 15, 1972
The regular meeting of Savannah Beach City Council was held this
afternoon at 3:00 P.M. with Mayor Michael J. Counihan presiding and
the following Councilmen in attendance: Edward Jung, Robert Cary,
James Stettler, Perry A. Zittrauer, Jr., Edward Towns and George F.
Schwarz. Bart E. Shea, City Attorney was also in attendance.
A visitor at the meeting was Mr. Earl Anderson, Chairman of the
Board of Zoning Appeals.
Thbeminutes of the meetings of February 16th and March 1st were
approved as written.
CORRESPONDENCE: A letter from Mr. Alvin L. Davis was read by
the Clerk, in which he requested permission to move his house from
#15 Second Terrace to Miller and Second Street. Mayor Counihan
appointed a committee of himself and Councilmen Stettler and Jung to
investigate and handle this problem. Mr. Earl Anderson, Chairman of
the Board of Zoning Appeals stated that if Mr. Davis does what he
says he will do, it will be a nice house and a credit to that area.
Bills for the various departments were approved for payment.
City Attorney Shea stated that he had a letter from Varnedoe,
Chisholm, Skinner and Company, Inc., addressed to Mayor and Council,
which is the initial step in the issuance of the Revenue Bonds
necessary to finance proposedsimprovements and extensions to the
Savannah Beach Water and Sewage Systems. Attorney Shea read this
letter, which was as follows:
March 7, 1972
Mayor and Council
City of Savannah Beach
Savannah Beach, Georgia
Gentlemen:
We understand the City of Savannah Beach desires to
issue Revenue Bonds in an amount necessary to finance proposed
improvements and extensions to its water and sewegage systems.
In accordance with the engineering report of Thomas and
Hutton, this project will cost approximately $1,330,000. In
addition, approximately $40,000. will be needed for repairs
during the next two years, which we feel should be capitalized
in the bond issue. Also, there are $55,000. Series 1949,
First Lien Revenue Bonds outstanding maturing 1973 through
1980 that should be redeemed. Without this redemption the City
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would have to issue second lien bonds in a much less receptive
market at substantially higher interest rates. Future financing
would be impaired with two liens outstanding. Cost of
redemption will be approximately $58,000. Total cost summarized
as follows:
Project
Repairs
Redemption
Bond Discount
$1,330,000.
40,000.
58,000.
30,000.
$1,458,000.
Subject to our approval of all ordinances, resolutions
and legal proceedings (including documents executed by Chatham
County providing for an annual payment of $60,000. to the City
of Savannah Beach, Georgia which shall be pledged for payment
of these bonds) and the legal opinion of Messrs. Oliver, Maner
and Gray, Savannah, Georgia, we hereby agree to purchase an
issue of Water and Sewerage First Lien Revenue Bonds in the
amount necessary to finacne the above summarized costs, at
interest rates not to exceed 6.90 %. Legal expenses are to
be paid by the City of Savannah Beach. Cost of printing the
bonds will be paid by the purchasers.
Mayor and Council
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March 7, 1972
It is understood and agreed that should the delivery of
the bonds be delayed beyond a period of 90 days from the date
of this contract the purchaser shall be under no obligation to
accept and pay for such bonds but shall have an option to
purchase said bondscat the price set out in this contract for
an additional 90 days.
Respectfully submitted,
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VARNEDOE, CHISHOLM, SKINNER & CO., INC.,
JOHNSON, LANE, SPACE, SMITH & C0., INC.
By: Signed by Sam Varnedoe
Chairman Emeritus
Varnedoe, Chisholm, Skinner & Co., Inc.
At a meeting of the Mayor and Council of the City of
Savannah Beach, Georgia held on March 15, 1972 , the
foregoing offer was accepted and ordered entered on the minutes.
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ATTEST:
Signed M. J. Counihan Signed E. M. Patterson
Mayor City Clerk
Before asking the approval of Council of this agreement with
Varnedoe, Chisholm, Skinner and Co., Inc., Attorney Shea stated that
he would like to cover two points which were not included in the
letter but were still important and pertinent to the issuance of
these Revenue Bonds.
1. Status of Savannah Beach's Pollution Abatement
Contract with Chatham County
Shea stated that he was sending
the executed copy of this contract to the
County Commissioners and that it had been
revised and the payments of $60,000. per
year extended from 1996 to 2003. He stated
that this extension was necessary in order
for the City to amoratize these Bonds.
2. Expenses
Attorney Shea explained that the expenses
in connection with the Bond Issue were as
follow:
(a Legal Expense of 2 %- -about $29,000.
b) Engineering 60,000.
(c) Discount approximately 30,000.
$110,000.
Councilman Cary made a motion that the City of Savannah Beach
enter into this agreement with Varnedoe, Chisholm, Skinner and Co.,
Inc. The motion was seconded by Councilman Stettler and unanimousily
passed.
City Attorney Shea informed Council that contingient upon
Federal and State Funds being received for its Beach Erosion Contract
Program and in accordance with the information and creteria re-
ceived from the United States Corps of Engineers, it was necessary
for the City of Savannah Beach to acquire certain property from
Mr. William C. Fleetwood for use in the implementation of its
Beach Erosion Control Program. He, therefore, recommended that
Council adopt the following two_resolutions.
RESOLUTIONS
Councilman Cary moved that this Resolution be adopted. It
was seconded by Councilman Stettler and the motion was carried.
Councilman Towns abstained.
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Attorney Shea also stated that there was another ancillary
Resolution that the City needed to adopt as follows:
RESOLUTION
Councilman Cary moved that this Resolution be adopted. It was
seconded by Councilman Jung and unanimously carried.
City Attorney Shea informed Council that in order to carry out
our Pollution Abatement Program and build the new lift stations for
the sewerage collection system, it would be necessary to acquire
several sites to be used for the erection of these lift stations.
One such site is a parcel of land 27 feet x 60 feet, situated on
the south west corner of Jones Avenue and First Street, presently
owned by Mr. William C. Fleetwood. Mr. Fleetwood has agreed to
sell this portion of Lot 95, Ward One for $500.00. The following
Resolution covering this transaction was read by Mr. Shea:
RESOLUTION
Councilman Cary moved that this Resolution be adopted and the
land purchased. The motion was seconded by Councilman Towns and
unanimously carried.
City Attorney Bart Shea outlined an existing problem in Fort
Screven which be recommended Council should straighten out. He
said Mr. W. C. Fleetwood was the owner of a lot in Fort Screven,
Lot 13, Block 12, Fort Screven Ward, on which is located a city
owned sewage lift station. He stated further that Mr. Fleetwood
would be willing to swap this land for one of similar value. He
particularly mentioned Lot 7, Block 22, Fort Screven Ward. Since
this particular lot was not considered necessary for public use
and it would be for the best advantage and interest of the
Municipality and its inhabitants that such sale and exchange of
property be made, he recommedded the adoption of the following
Resolution:
RESOLUTION
Councilman Zittrauer moved that this Resolution to swap these
two parcels of land be adopted. The motion was seconded by
Councilman Cary and unanimously adopted.
Following the adoption of the Resolution concerning the
Fleetwood and Ocean View Corporation property, Mayor Counihan
stated that he felt that the City of Savannah Beach owed Mr. Fleetwood
a debt of gratitude for his generosity and fine cooperation which
made these transactions possible. Mayor Counthan stated further that
Mr. Fleetwood had been more than fair with the City of Savannah
Beach and that he would lkke the records of this meeting to so
reflect his feelings and the feelings of this Council. Council
unanimously agreed and expressed these same sentiments.
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Councilman Cary informed Council that the Police Committee
had approved the petition of T. S. Chu for the XYZ Package Store
to be located on the corner of Jones Avenue and First Street. He
then moved that the license be granted. The motion was seconded
by Councilman Zittrauer and unanimously approved.
Councilman Cary stated that the Police Department was in need
of a new police car. He said that the car we purchased last year
was a powerful, heavy duty car and our work did not require or need
all that power. He told Council that we should insert in the budget
and purchase a new car every year and in that way we would always
have pretty good equipment. Following a discussion, it was de-
cided to purchase a new police car locally.
Chief John Price reported to Council that on the morning of
March 13th, Patrolman Ard responding to a call reporting a prowler
in the area of Cedarwood Drive in Fort Screven and traveling at an
excessive rate of speed, lost control of the car, left the street
and went over the curve and came to a stop when he hit the corner
of a building. In doing so, Officer Ard damaged the left front
fender, left front door, the hood was knocked up against the wind-
shield and it was broken. He also stated that the headlights and
grill were badly damaged. Chief Price also stated that he had now
received word from J. C. Lewis that the frame was badly bent. He
said the estimate to fix the car was Seven Hundred and Ninty Dollars
($790.00). In addition to this, he stated, it would be necessary
to purchase one new tire. It was the opinion of Council that
negotiations to purchase a new car should be started by the Police
Committee.
Chief John Price made a report to Council on the various
recreational activities which are sponsored by the Police Department.
He also reported on his efforts to comply with the Health Department
requirements in regard to new lights and water founts for the Jail.
He stated -also that we were now in the process of converting our
dispatching to the county hook -up and that we were changing our
radios to coincide with the county frequency.
Mayor Counihan stated that the Girl Scouts have asked for a
contribution of $25.00 to help finance their "Trek to Wyoming ".
Councilman Jung moved that this contribution be made to the Girl
Scouts. It was seconded and unanamously carried.
There being no further business the meeting was adjourned to
the next regular or special called meeting.
Clerk of Council
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RESOLUTION
A RESOLUTION BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCILMEN OF THE CITY
OF SAVANNAH BEACH, TYBEE ISLAND, IN COUNCIL DULY ASSEMBLED
ON MARCH 15, 1972, AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS:
WHEREAS, Oceanview Corporation, a corporation existing
under the laws of the State of Georgia, is the owner of pro-
perty within Fort Screven, originally owned by Fort Screven
Development Company in Fort Screven Ward, City of Savannah
Beach, Tybee Island, Chatham County, Georgia as shown in Sub-
division Map Book "A" Folio 94 -A, 94 -B, 94 -C, 94 -D and 94 -E,
in the Clerk's Office of the Superior Court of Chatham County,
Georgia; and
WHEREAS, Fort Screven Development Company conveyed to
the City of Savannah Beach, Tybee Island, on March 27, 1964,
as recorded in Chatham County Deed Records Book 86 -G, Folio
81, the easternmost 107.56 X 2126.51 X 114.70 X 2114.28 feet
facing on the Atlantic Ocean, in addition to a triangular
portion of Blocks 4, 5 and 6 of Fort Screven Ward as therein
described, such conveyance then being necessary for the City
to continue its Beach Erosion Program; and
WHEREAS, there is some question as to the validity of
such conveyance from Fort Screven Development Company to the
Mayor and Council of the City of Savannah Beach, Tybee Island,
under said Deed recorded in Chatham County Deed Record Book
84 -G, Folio 81, and the City desires to perfect its title to
all of said conveyance less the triangular portion of property
in Blocks 4, 5 and 6 of Fort Screven Ward, by obtaining from
Oceanview Corporation a Deed therefor based upon a current
survey by Thomas and Hutton,Engineering Co.; and
WHEREAS, in addition to such deed to perfect title to
said property, the City desires to receive from Oceanview
Corporation all of said Corporation's right, title and interest
in and to the land owned and designated as Rosewood Avenue
within said property, as well as any right, title and interest
in and to Ocean Parkway, subject to an easement of 50 years
which Oceanview Corporation shall reserve unto itself for the
purpose of using, enjoying, maintaining, operating and repairing
a certain two -story frame and masonry building or structure
located on the southern extremity of Ocean Parkway, but in the
event such structure should be totally demolished or destroyed
for any reason, then in such event said easement shall abate
in full and the lands impressed thereby shall revert in fee
simple to the City; in addition to a thirty foot strip of
land parallel to and equidistant from and contiguous to the
northern structure line of said building; a twenty foot strip
of land parallel to and equidistant from and contiguous to the
western structure line of said building; and a thirty foot strip
of land parallel to and equidistant from and contiguous to
the southern structure line of said building; all for the purpose
of using, enjoying and maintaining said structure; as well
as any right, title or interest that Oceanview Corporation
may have in and to that parcel of land being 50 feet in width
lying contiguous and immediately to the east of the existing
seawall running parallel to and equidistant a distance of
50 feet from such existing seawall and extending in a
northerly- southerly direction a distance of 2114.28 feet;
also, any right, title and interest which Oceanview Corpo-
ration may have in and to that certain parcel of land known
and designated as Rosewood Avenue within said subdivision in
Fort Screven Ward; and
WHEREAS, the City of Savannah Beach,'Tybee Island,
will execute contemporaneously herewith a Deed of relinquish-
ment and Quitclaim of all its right, title and interest in and
to various streets and lanes within said subdivision of property
owned by Oceanview Corporation in Fort Screven Ward a triangular
portion of Blocks 4, 5 and 6 in Fort Screven Ward; therefore
there is no necessity for consideration to be paid either to
or by the Municipality and /or Oceanview Corporation, such
transaction being one of mutual exchange representing
approximately the same value; and
WHEREAS, the land to be acquired by the Municipality
from Oceanview Corporation shall be used and enjoyed by the
Municipality solely and exclusively as public ways, parks,
parking area, streets, lanes, alleys and public domain and
not for other use, purposes or incident either public or private
of any kind, nature or description.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Mayor and Council
of the City of Savannah Beach, Tybee Island, and it is hereby
resolved as follows:
1. The City of Savannah Beach shall acquire from '
Oceanview Corporation that portion of property originally
owned by the Fort Screven Development Company in Fort Screven
Ward as is shown on the plat attached to this resolution being
described as the easternmost 107.56 X 2136.51 X 114.70 X2114.28
feet facing on the Atlantic Ocean; a 50 X 2114.28 foot portion
lying contiguously and immediately to the east of the existing
seawall; that certain tract or parcel of land known and
designated as Rosewood Avenue as shown on the plat of Fort
Screven Ward.
2. That said conveyance of the 107.56 X 2136.51 X 114.70
X 2114.28 foot portion of land shall be subject to an easement
of 50 years which Oceanview Corporation shall reserve unto
itself for the purpose of using, enjoying, maintaining,
operating and repairing a certain two -story frame and
masonry building or structure located on the southern
extremity of Ocean Parkway; but in the event such structure
should be totally demolished or destroyed for any reason,
then in such event said easement shall abate in full and the
lands impressed thereby shall revert in fee simple to the
City; in addition to a thirty foot strip of land parallel to
and equidistant from and contiguous to the northern structure
line of said building; a twenty foot strip of land parallel
to and equidistant from and contiguous to the western
structure line of said building; and a thirty foot strip �f
land parallel to and equidistant from and contiguous to the
southern structure line of said building; all for the purpose
of using, enjoying and maintaining said, structure; as well as
any right, title or interest that Oceanview Corporation may
have in and to that parcel of land being 50 feet in width
lying contiguous and immediately to the east of the existing
seawall running parallel to and equidistant a distance of 50
feet from such existing seawall and extending in a northerly
southerly direction a distance of 2114.28 feet, also, any right,
title and interest which Oceanview Corporation may have in and
to that certain parcel of land known and designated as Rosewood
Avenue within said subdivision in Fort Screven Ward.
3. In return for such conveyance rendered by Oceanview
Corporation the Municipality will contemporaneously herewith
relinquish and Quitclaim any of its right, title and interest
in various streets and lanes located within the property owned
by Oceanview Corporation as well as a triangular portion of
Blocks 4, 5 and 6 of Fort Screven Ward; said conveyances being
approximately equal in value, therefore, no consideration shall
pass as between the conveying parties.
4. City affirms that the lands and each part and
parcel thereof and estate therein shall be used and enjoyed
by the Municipality and exclusively as public ways, parks,
parking area, streets, lanes, alleys and public domain and
not for other use, purposes or incident either - public or
private of any kind, nature or description, either legal
or equitable whatsoever.
ADOPTED in open Council meeting this 15th day of
March, 1972.
ATTEST:
(SEAL)
CITY OF SAVANN•. BEACH, TYBEE ISLAND
By
Clerk of Council
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RESOLUTION
A resolution by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City
of Savannah Beach, Tybee Island, in Council duly assembled
on March 15, 1972, and it is hereby resolved as follows:
WHEREAS, the City of Savannah Beach, Tybee Island,
is the owner of Lot 7, Block 22, Fort Screven Ward; and
WHEREAS, William C. Fleetwood is the owner of Lot 13,
Block 12, Fort Screven Ward, and located on said property is
a sewage lift station of the Municipality; and
WHEREAS, the Municipality and the said William C. Fleetwood
are desirous of exchanging and swapping said propert;es owned by
each party, it being agreed that the current market value of
said parcels of property are approximately equal, and it is
necessary that the City own the parcel of land on which is
located one of its sewage lift stations; and
WHEREAS, Lot 7, Block 22
convenient for public use and it
and interest of the Municipality
sale and exchange of property be
is not considered necessary or
would be for the best advantage
and its inhabitants that such
made.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Mayor and Council
of the City of Savannah Beach, Tybee Island, and it is hereby
resolved as follows:
1. William C. Fleetwood, for and in consideration of the
sum of $10.00 and other valuable considerations, shall transfer all
of his right, title and interest in and to Lot 13, Block 12, Fort
Screven Ward, to the City of Savannah Beach, Tybee Island, Georgia.
2. The City of Savannah Beach, Tybee Island, Georgia, for
and in consideration of the sum of $10.00 shall transfer all of
its right, title and interest in and to Lot 7, Block 22, Fort
Screven Ward to William C. Fleetwood, it not being considered
necessary or convenient for public use and it would be for the
best advantage and interest of the Municipality and its inhabitants
that such sale and exchange of property be made.
1972.
(SEAL)
ADOPTED in open Council meeting this 15th day of March,
ATTEST:
CITY OF S EACH, TYBEE SLAND
By
Clerk of Council
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RESOLUTION
A resolution by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City
of Savannah Beach, Tybee Island, in Council duly assembled
on March 15, 1972, and it is hereby resolved as follows:
WHEREAS, William C. Fleetwood is the owner of Lot 95,
Ward 1, City of Savannah Beach, Tybee Island; and
WHEREAS, the City of Savannah Beach, Tybee Island, has
been informed by its Engineers, Thomas and Hutton, that a portion
of such property, namely 27 X 60 feet, is necessary for use by
the City in its Pollution Abatement Program, such site to be
used for the erection of a sewage lift station; and
WHEREAS, the said William C. Fleetwood is desirous of
selling the easternmost 27 X 60 foot portion of Lot 95, Ward 1,
located on the southwest corner of Jones Avenue and First Street
for and in consideration of the purchase price of $500.00; and
WHEREAS, the City is desirous of purchasing laid portion
of property from said owner for such sum, being necessary for
use in the City's Pollution Abatement Program.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Mayor and Council
of the City of Savannah Beach,'Tybee Island, and it is hereby
resolved as follows:
1. That the Municipality purchase from William C.
Fleetwood that 27 X 60 foot portion of Lot 95, Ward 1, located
on the southwest corner of Jones Avenue and First Street in
said City.
2. That the Municipality pay to the said William C.
Fleetwood the sum of $500.00 for said portion of property.
3. That the purposes for purchasing said portion of
property shall be for the use and implementation of the City's
Pollution Abatement Program, being intended to be used as the
site for the erection of a sewage lift station.
1972.
(SEAL)
ADOPTED in open council meeting this 15th day of March,
ATTEST:
CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH, TYBEE ISLAND
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By
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Clerk of Council
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RESOLUTION
A RESOLUTION BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCILMEN OF THE CITY
OF SAVANNAH BEACH, TYBEE ISLAND, IN COUNCIL DULY ASSEMBLED
ON MARCH 15, 1972, AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS:
WHEREAS, the City of Savannah Beach, Tybee Island has
heretofore claimed an interest in the following streets, places,
avenues and lanes within that property owned by Oceanview
Corporation in Fort Screven Ward as shown upon that certain
plat of subdivision dated November 11, 1967 and recorded in
Chatham County Deed Records Plat Book "S" Folio 95; and
WHEREAS, the City has also claimed an interest in a
triangular portion of property in Blocks 4, 5 and 6, Fort
Screven Ward, being 160.54 X 518.78 X 563.70; and
WHEREAS, the Municipality does not consider it necessary
or convenient to retain for public use the following avenues and
places located within said property of Oceanview Corporation:
(a) Hosti Park P1aCe
(b) Sandalwood Avenue
(c) Farrell Park Place
(d) Cottonwood Avenue
(e) Young Park Place
(f) Redwood Avenue
(g) Slotin Park Place
(h) Ashwood Avenue
(i) Walsh Park Place
and that it would be for the best advantage and interest of the
City and its inhabitants to relinquish any right or interest the
City may have in and to such avenues and places, said avenues,
places, lanes and streets not having been open to the public or
used by the public at any time during three years prior to this
date, and to retain the interest therein would obligate the City
to maintain, repair, pave, keep up and keep available for use by
the public said places and avenues, there being other avenues
and roads therein which provide access to the beaches and the
ocean; and
WHEREAS, none of the places or avenues herein conveyed
will be necessary for use by the City in its Beach Erosion
Program; and
WHEREAS, contemporaneously herewith the Municipality
is receiving from Oceanview Corporation various parcels of
property within said subdivision owned by Oceanview Corporation,
the same being approximately equal in value to the property being
herewith conveyed for and exchanged to Oceanview Corporation;
therefore, no consideration of money is necessary for said
exchanges to be made.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Mayor and Council of
the City of Savannah Beach, Tybee Island, and it is hereby
resolved as follows:
1. The City of Savannah Beach in return for the
relinquishments granted by Oceanview Corporation, the City
will relinquish and Quitclaim any of its right, title or
interest in and to the following streets and lanes located
within the property owned by Oceanview Corporation, to wit:
(a) Hosti Park Place
(b) Sandalwood Avenue
(c) Farrell Park Place
(d) Cottonwood Avenue
(e) Young Park Place
(f) Redwood Avenue
(g) Slotin Park Place
(h) Ashwood Avenue
(i) Walsh Park Place.
same being not considered necessary or convenient for public
use by the Mayor and Councilmen in their discretion, and it would
be for the best interest and advantage of the City and its
inhabitants such avenues and places not having been open to
the public or used by the public at any time during three
years prior to this date of consideration.
2. The Municipality shall also convey to Oceanview
Corporation all of its right, title and interest in and to
a triangular portion 160.54 X 518.78 X 563.70 of Blocks 4,
5 and 6, Fort Screven Ward; all as shown by a copy of plat
prepared by Thomas and Hutton Engineering Company dated
October 26, 1964, re -drawn February 25, 1972, which is
attached hereto and made a part hereof.
3. Contemporaneously herewith the Municipality is
receiving from Oceanview Corporation its right, title and
interest in and to various parcels and portions of property
within said subdivision of property owned by Oceanview
Corporation, such parcels and portions of property being
approximately the same value as the property herein conveyed;
therefore, it is not necessary for any consideration of money
to be exchanged therefor.
ADOPTED in open Council meeting this 15th day of
March, 1972.
ATTEST:
(SEAL)
CITY OF SAVANN.H BEACH, TYBEE ISLAND
Ma or
Clerk of Council
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R E S O L U T I O N
A RESOLUTION BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCILMEN OF THE CITY
OF SAVANNAH BEACH, TYBEE ISLAND, IN COUNCIL DULY ASSEMBLED ON
MARCH 15, 1972, AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS:
WHEREAS, William C. Fleetwood is the owner of Lots 2
through 8, Block 8, Fort Screven Ward and Lot 1, Block 20, Fort
Screven Ward, and said City needs to acquire such property to
implement its Beach Erosion Program; and
WHEREAS, in accordance with the information and criteria
received from the United States Corps of Engineers, such property
is deemed necessary in the use and implementation of such Beach
Erosion Program; and
WHEREAS, contingent upon Federal and State Funds being
received such Beach Erosion Program is expected to be completed
within five years from the date hereof; and
WHEREAS, the said William C. Fleetwood has agreed to sell
such properties to the City for use in the implementation of
its Beach Erosion Program and that the City shall have five
years from the date of purchase of said properties to use said
properties for such purposes; and
WHEREAS, the City is desirous of purchasing said properties
for the sum of $2,000.00, provided, however, that should the
Municipality, its successors and assigns, fail to use such
described property for its Beach Erosion purposes within five
years from the date of such purchase, then the said William C.
Fleetwood shall have first refusal to repurchase said properties
from the City for the sum of $2,000.00.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Mayor and Council
of the City of Savannah Beach, Tybee Island, and it is hereby
resolved as follows:
1. That the City of Sava -nah Beach, Tybee Island, offer to
purchase from the said William C. Fleetwood Lots 2 through 8, Block
8, Fort Screven Ward, and Lot 1, Block 20, Fort Screven Ward, such
property being necessary for the use and implementation of the
Municipality's Beach Erosion Program.
2. That the Municipality pay to the said William C.
Fleetwood the sum of $2,000.00 for said properties and
covenant that the Municipality shall use the said described
properties in its Beach Erosion Program within five years
from the date of purchase, and should the Municipality fail
to use said described properties for such purposes within
said period of five years from the date of conveyance, then
the Municipality shall grant to the said William C. Fleetwood
the right of first refusal to repurchase said properties from
the City for the sum of $2,000.00.
ADOPTED in open council meeting this 15th day of March,
1972.
ATTEST:
(SEAL)
CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH, TYBEE ISLAND
By
Clerk of Council
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