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Savannah Beach, Georgia
May 19, 1975
A Regular Meeting of Savannah Beach City Council was held
this evening at 7:00 P.M. in the auditorium of Savannah. Beach
City Hall with Mayor Michael J. Counihan presiding and a quorum
consisting of the following Councilmen present: Mr. Ernest Hosti,
Mr. Richard DeLoach, Mr. Edward Fahey, Mr. Joseph Agnew, Mr. James
Bond, Councilman John Wylley being absent. Also in attendance
at the meeting was City Attorney Bill Pinson.
Prior to the opening of the meeting Mr. Ken Turner appeared
before Council to inform them of a hazard that existed at Jaycee
Park, this being a ditch which he felt constituted the hazard
due to its nearness of our playground and athletic fields in that
area. Mr. Turner continued stating that this ditch was only about
ten (10) or fifteen (15) feet away from the swings of the playground
area and that he felt there was a danger of a child failing into it
and drowning. Mayor Counihan turned this matter over to Councilman
Hosti for his further study with a request that he report back
to Council.
In this regard, Councilman Hosti stated that it was his
intention to get this ditch filled and as a matter of fact he
had already begun by ordering the fill dirt to do it when the
question arose whether or not it was legal to fill in this type
ditch which was similar to a pond. Councilman Hosti stated that
he would look into it further and would see that something is done
about it.
Mr. Dennis Meeks, Branch Manager of the Islands Branch of
the C & S Bank,was then introduced to the Mayor and Council. He
stated that he was appearing at the meeting just to let the Mayor
and Council and the residents of Savannah Beach know that he and
the C & S Bank was appreciative of the business being received by
the Island Branch of the C & S Bank from residents of Savannah
Beach.
The meeting was then formally opened by Mayor Counihan for
the presentation of business.
The minutes of the meetings of April 28, 1975 and April 30,
1975 were approved as written.
Bills of the various departments for the month of April were
approved for payment.
Mr. Howard Bellinger, Executive Director of the Metropolitan
Planning Commission, appeared before Council to solicit their
support in obtaining funds for a Water Quality Planning Grant
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pursuant to Section 208 and EPA Guidelines. He then presented
Council a Resolution which he requested that they adopt and
sign and return to the MPC in time to have it in Atlanta by
June 1,. 1975. He stated this was necessary in order to qualify.
He then read the following Resolution:
RESOLUTION
Mr. Bellinger informed Council that they would recall that
approximately one (1) month ago a similar Resolution was adopted
by the City Council of Savannah Beach to participate in the
201 Program which was sponsored by the Environmental Protection
Agency and was a requirement in order to remain eligible for
Water and Sewer Grants. Mr. Bellinger continued stating that the
208 Program provides an opportunity to look at other sources of
pollution such as storm run off in areas that are not covered
by the 201 Program. He stated further that the difference in the
two (2) programs was that the 201 largely centered around looking
into the existing Sewage Collection and Treatment system, whereas,
the 208 Program provides an opportunity to look at some of the
other areas that are not attached to the 201 Program such as
Storm Drainage, etc. He said that it was their judgement that
the 208 Program would provide the extra dimension that the 201
Program does not provide at the present time. Mr. Bellinger
continued stating that this program was 100% funded by the
Environmental Protection Agency and in order to qualify for this
program the designated area must secure Resolutions from the
various municipalities within that designated area by June 5, 1975.
Mr. Bellinger answered questions from several of the
Councilmen that dealt mostly with charges that the City would
be obligated to pay in the event this program was adopted and
Implemented. Following which, Councilman James Bond made a motion
that this Resolution be adopted provided that the word "implement ",
wherever it appears in the Resolution, be stricken. This motion
was seconded by Councilman Agnew and unanimously carried.
Mayor Counihan than announced that the next item on the
agenda was to amend the Budget which was adopted on April 30, 1975.
He than called on Councilman Joseph Agnew to present this amendment.
Councilman Agnew stated that in the typing of the Budget a zero
was left off one of the items, the annual cost for street lights,
which cost was stated as $1,300.00 whether than the correct figure
of $13,000.00. Councilman Agnew stated that it was his intention
to amend the Budget to reflect this change to the correct figure
of $13,000.00 which would change the total anticipated expenditures
to $622,526.00. He stated that in order to compensate for this
increased anticipated expenditures it was necessary to increase
the anticipated revenue and he was doing this by increasing the
expected income from Real Estate Taxes to $246,091.00 and the Tax
from Public Utilities to $23,200.00 thus changing the tax revenue
part of the Budget to a total of $404,141.00 and in turn changing
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the total anticipated revenue to $622,526.00. He then moved that
this Budget, as amended with these changes, be adopted. This
motion was seconded by Councilman Edward Fahey and unanimously
carried.
Mr. Bob Williams, proprietor of the Tides Motel, stated
that if this was the proper time he would like to discuss this
Budget with the members of Council. This was agreed to by Council.
Mr. Williams stated that since the Budget was originally passed
on the 28th of April, 1975 and then modified and readopted on the
30th of April there has been a great deal of concern by the
citizens of Savannah Beach and the increased revenue of $106,000.00 -
which the Savannah Beach tax payers were called upon to pay.
Mr. Williams stated further that since the adoption of this Budget
he had received numerous telephone calls from concerned citizens
regarding this increase'in the Budget over the previous year which
prompted him to call a meeting of these concerned citizens which
was held on Wednesday of last week. He stated that at this meeting
he and these responsible citizens discussed what they felt like
could be done about this Budget and what steps should be taken.
Mr Williams said that as a result of this meeting he was going to
make a statement to Council but before he made that tatement he
wanted to make it very clear that there was no intent or implication
of any dishonesty on the part of any of the Councilmen in the
preparation of this Budget but that acting as spokesman for this
group of concerned citizens he would like to make a formal request
of City Council that a Public Hearing be held on this Budget.
He stated further that the reason for the Public Hearing was that
this was the third time within the last three (3) sessions of
Council that this Budget has been changed and the first two (2)
times that it was changed it was very difficult for him to get
a copy of the Budget reflecting these changes.
With reference to the request for a Public Hearing,
Councilman Joseph Agnew stated that in his opinion we had already
had a couple of Public Hearings on the Budget. Councilman Agnew
stated further that at two (2) Council Meetings that were opened
to the public this Budget was discussed. Mr Williams then restated
his request which he said was being made on behalf of the group of
citizens he represented for a public hearing which he felt like
would clear up alot of misunderstanding that now existed on this
Budget. He said then the citizens would be able to ask the:.Coune =lmen
the questions that had been put to him during this past week by
various citizens. Councilman Agnew answered Mr. Williams by
stating that he wished that he had been invited to the meeting
referred to and he would have been glad to be in attendance at
the meeting and answer any questions which these citizens wanted
to ask at that time. Councilman Agnew said further that he would
like to inform Mr. Williams that the next time they have a meeting,
if he was invited, he would be glad to attend and explain any
item in the Budget.
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Mr. Williams stated again that the group of citizens that
he had invited to the meeting referred to, were all responsible
citizens and he would like Council to know who they were. He then
named those in attendance as follows: Mr. Matt Doyle of Doyle
Realty, Mr. Bill Fleetwood. of Fleetwood Insurance Agency, Mrs.
Karen Loosey of the Island Motel, Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Strickland
of Strickland Grocery, Mr. Ed Towns of Savannah Beach Convalescent
Home, Mr. Henry Glisson of the Royal Palms Motel, Mr. George
Spirides, Jr. of the Veranda Motel, Mr. T. S. Chu of Chu's
Department Store, Mr. Tony Simons of the Ramada Inn, and Mr. Marsh,
the Administrator of Candler General Hospitol. Mr. Williams then
added that he felt like these citizens who attended the meeting
were responsible people, they were fimiliar with administrative
matters, they had to prepare budgets for their own business and people
who have to align their business expenditures to meet their income,
so he therefore felt that since they were responsible people they
were not acting irresponsibly in requesting a Public Hearing on
this proposed Budget.
Councilman Agnew, Chairman of the Finance Committee, which
committee is responsible for the preparation of the Budget, responded
to Mr. Williams, that he would have been glad to have attended
the meeting that Mr. Williams held and it seemed to him that
if they wanted to find out something about the Budget they would
have him to attend in order that they might ask him questions
concerning the. Budget. Councilman Agnew then reiterated that
he stood ready to meet with Mr. Williams and his committee at any
time that they would arrange a meeting. Mr. Williams stated that
his request was not for a group of businessmen to meet with a
Councilman but for the citizens of Savannah Beach, many of whom
had contacted him.
Mayor Counihan than again put this request before Council.
At this point Mr. Matt Doyle arose and stated that he appreciated
Mr. Agnew's willingness to meet and discuss the Budget but he would
like to go alittle further and discuss this matter with the various
department heads to find out how they arrived at the money they
felt would be needed to operate their departments. Mr. Doyle
continued stating that he felt that if this Budget were discussed
line by line that Council would receive far more support from the
ordinary citizen on the street then they are receiving at the
present time..
Councilman Edward Fahey then stated that to the best of
his knowledge the gentlemen sitting at this table, referring to
to Councilmen, ran in an election and were elected and that the
citizens who voted for these people, he thought, were well aware
of what their duties were and that in his opinion this Budget was
drawn up only after careful study and that he felt he and the
other Councilmen were doing what they were elected to do. He also
stated that he had received many calls from citizens complimenting
him on the Budget and that he did not feel a Public Hearing was
necessary.
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Speaking again, Mr. Williams stated that all he was saying
was that there were a number of citizens on the island that were
concerned about the magnitude of this Budget and they would like
an open hearing on this Budget so they could go into these details
with the view of seeing if some of these proposed expenses could
be cut.
Councilman James Bond, Chairman of the Water and Sewer
Department, referred to a statement made by Mr. Williams several
days ago wherein he stated that he did not understand why it was
necessary to increase the water and sewer rates when actually the
City had shown a nice profit for the operation of the Water and
Sewer Department during the first eleven (11) months of the fiscal
year. Mr. Bond stated that actually the Water and Sewer Department
was losing money in its operation and that $5,413.00 must be paid
each month to service and protect our Bond Indenture which Mr.
Williams was probably not aware of. Councilman Bond stated further
that the Savannah Beach Sewer and Water System had become much more
complex than at any time in the past and that many requirements
and demands which were being made by the State Department of
Natural Resources and the Federal Environmental Protection Agency
were an added expense and burden to the City such as the requirement
for trained operators of our Sewage Treatment Plant whirhnecessitated
an increase in these salaries. Councilman Bond stated further that
the personnel operating our Sewer and Water Systems now must not only
be qualified but certified and licensed. Mr. Bond stated further
that if we do not give these people that we are training and sending
off to school to be certified raises, that they will accept our
training and then go elsewhere for more money. Mr. Bond stated
further that at the present time all of our sewer lines all over
the beach are caving in and that this was not his fault or their
fault but that it was necessary to do something about it'and -this
took money and plenty of it. Councilman Bond concluded by saying
that he wanted to let everyone know that he had not received one
single telephone call as to why we required so much money in the
Water and Sewer Department.
Mr. Williams then stated that he does not understand why
Council feels so much concern about having a Public Hearing. He
says they're willing to discuss this proposed Budget but yet they're
not willing to have a Public Hearing. Councilman Agnew replied that .
he felt like the word "Public Hearing" carries the connotation
that a change in the Budget might be made as a result of this
Public Hearing and that was his reason for not going along with
the Public Hearing because he did not feel personally that there
was any way this Budget could be cut. However, he stated, he would
reiterate his offer to meet with Mr. Williams and his group at any
agreed upon time to discuss this Budget and answer any questions
they might have concerning it. Mayor Counihan then announced that
he had just polled the Councilmen and that they had agreed to give
the group twenty (20) minutes prior to the next Regular Council
Meeting starting at 7:00 P.M. Mr. Williams then stated that he
felt that this was completely unresponsive to their request.
Councilman Fahey then stated that he would like to make
a motion. He stated he would like to move the adoption of this
Budget as read and if anyone wanted to take action against them,
that was their privilege. This motion was seconded by Councilman
Hosti and unanimously carried.
AMENDED GENERAL FUND BUDGET
Mayor Counihan stated that the next item on the agenda
was the recommendations from Savannah Beach Planning Commission
concerning a staff study and amending Ordinance to permit Boat
Marinas in special districts on Savannah Beach. He then called
upon the Clerk to read these recommendations and the following
letter was then read from the Savannah Beach Planning Commission.
SAVANNAH BEACH PLANNING COMMISSION MARINA RECOMMENDATIONS
Following the reading of the recommendations from Savannah
Beach Planning Commission, Councilman Richard DeLoach moved that
a date be set for a Public Hearing on this matter. The motion
was seconded by Councilman Fahey and unanimously carried. The
City Clerk was then instructed to set such Public Hearing and
advertise it as required by our Zoning Ordinance.
Mayor Counihan then called on City Attorney Pinson for an
amendment to our Building Code Ordinance. Attorney Pinson stated
that he had been requested by Council to prepare an amendment to
our Building Code Ordinance which amendment had been prepared
he stated as well as a. memorandum concerning the amendment which
had been submitted to these Councilmen. The Clerk was then requested
to read the following amendment to our Building Code Ordinance.
AMENDMENT TO BUILDING CODE ORDINANCE
Following the reading of the amending Ordinance, Councilman
Hosti moved that the Ordinance be adopted on first and second
reading at this meeting by unanimous consent. This motion was
seconded by Councilman Fahey and unanimously carried on first
and second readings.
City Attorney Pinson then informed Mayor and Council that
certain property at Savannah Beach in the name of Mr. E. C. Bobo,
was sold by the City for taxes last year and that now, in compliance
with the laws regarding the redemption of this property, Mr. Bobo
had submitted payment in full covering all back taxes, penalties
and charges with the request that this property be redeemed and that
the City issue a Quit Claim Deed with the request that the following
Resolution authorizing the Mayor to sign such a Quit Claim Deed be
adopted by Council.
RESOLUTION
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Following the reading of this Resolution, Councilman Joe
Agnew moved its adoption. This motion was seconded by Councilman
Hosti and unanimously carried.
As the next item in the order of business on the agenda,
Councilman James Bond requested Council to approve certain raises .
in the Water and Sewer Department, as follows:
Superintendent -
Water & Sewer Department
Sewage Treatment Plant
Operator
Three Laborers -
Sewer Department
Superintendent -.
Water Department
Laborer -
Water Department
Following the reading of these recommended increases in
his department, Councilman James Bond moved that Council concur .
with his request. This motion was seconded by Councilman. DeLoach
and unanimously carried.
Councilman Edward Fahey, Police Commissioner, then informed
Council that he had several applications for alcoholic beverage licenses
which he desired to make recommendations on. The first one, he stated,
being from Patricia Whitney, who had requested a Beer and Wine License
to be used in connection with a restaurant at 101 First Street,
Savannah Beach. Councilman Fahey stated that an investigation had
been made of this applicant and having found no reason to deny the
license, it was his recommendation that this license be granted and
he so moved. The motion was seconded by Councilman Ernest Hosti
and unanimously approved.
The next application, Mr. Fahey stated, was from Mr. Robert
A. Exley who had made application for a Beer License at a location
on 16th Street formerly known as The Clown Bar. Councilman Fahey
stated that this application also had been put through the usual
investigative process and he had found no reason why the license
should not be granted. It was his recommendation to Council that
this Beer License be granted to Mr. Exley and he so moved. This
motion was seconded by Councilman Ernest Hosti and unanimously
carried.
From To
$175.00 per wk
$2.50 per hr
$2.50 per hr
$148.80 per wk
$210.00 per wk
$3.25 per hr
$2.75 per hr
$160.00 per wk
$2.50 per hr $2.75 per hr
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Mr. H. H. O'Brien of the Beach Drug Company appeared
before Council for the purpose of presenting a petition to them
concerning the flow of traffic on Sixteenth Street. Mr. O'Brien
stated this petition was signed by every merchant on the island
with the exception of two. He then read the following petition:
"The Merchants of Savannah Beach ask the Mayor and City
Council of Savannah Beach to restore the traffic on Sixteenth
Street to a two -way street as it has been in the past. As a
One Way Street it is detrimental to all businesses on the street
and the adjoining streets.
During the season of 1974 there was twelve vacant store
buildings on this street!: This is the first time this has
happened in the history of Tybee Island!
We also ask you to consider cleaning the rest rooms and have
some place for our summer guests to change into bathing suits.
This is the only public beach on the Atlantic Coast without a
bath house!
In the past, Tybee was considered one of the best beaches
on the Atlantic Coast! It is fast losing that reputation!!
We beg you to consider these requests for the welfare of
the Island -- and leave POLITICS out of this!!!"
Following the reading of the above petition, Mr. O'Brien
stated that twent -nine businesses on the beach signed this
petition and they would like it changed back to the way it was.
He said the way it was now caused the traffic to back up all the
way down to Chu's last summer - Councilman Bond asked Mr. O'Brien
if that was the reason he wanted this traffic flow changed -
due to the traffic backing up. Mr. O'Brien answered that another
reason they wanted it changed back was because it hurt business.
He stated that over half of the former business on Sixteenth
Street were now vacant stores. It was brought out that Mr.
O'Brien's statement that prior to the recent change, Sixteenth
Street had been a Two -Way Street, was in error that it was a
one -way street before but the flow of traffic was from west to
east instead of from east to west as it is at the present time.
Mr. Earl Anderson, former Councilman, stated that a study was
made of Sixteenth Street at the time the Council proposed to
open a street from Fifteenth to Sixteenth Street on the city -
owned land adjacent to the boardwalk. Mr. Anderson stated this
would have enabled them to make Sixteenth Street a two -way street.
He said that the street was not put in as proposed and that was
the only reason that he voted for the traffic flow as it is now.
He said further that he does have a proposal that would enable
the City to make Sixteenth Street a two -way street and that he
would be glad to discuss this with anyone. Police Chief John
Price stated that this change in the traffic flow to what it is
at the present time came about due to a traffic study by the
State Highway Department. He stated further that the flow of
traffic as it is now is the best it has ever been. Mr. T. S.
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Chu spoke in favor of changing the traffic flow back to the way
it used to be. Mr. Ashby, operator of the shooting gallery stated
he would like the traffic changed back to the way it was because
under the old way, the visitors coming into town hit Sixteenth
Street as soon as they arrived and they saw the various businesses;
whereas, under the present traffic flow, they did not hit Sixteenth
Street until they were on their way out of town.
Mayor Counihan then asked the Clerk to read the petition
and the names of the people and names who signed it who were the
following:
Tybee Amusement Park
X.Y.Z. Liquor Store
The Blue Spot
Beach Drug Company
Novalty Bar
Chu's Dept. Store
Cebei's
May's Apt.
Tybee Amusement
Sandpiper Inn
Smitty's Place
Royal Palm Motel
Christy's
Joe Gaskin
Shooting Gallery
Tide's Motel
Sea Gull Gift
Cap'n Chris Crab House
Coney Island
Days Inn
7 -11 Mart
Jimmy's Lounge
Tybee 66
Triangle Drive In
Kittens Corner
Breakfast Club
Chu's 7 -11 Mart #102
Chu - Wilson Hotel
Dean's Beach Market
Henry H. Glisson
Homer Foster
Barbara E. Dodge
H. H. O'Brien
T. S. McCarroll
T. S. Chu
C. B. Collins
C. B. Collins
C. B. Collins
Roy A. Sandefur
Edward S. Smith
Henry H. Glisson
Charlie Masterpolis
Joe Gaskin
E. C. Ashby
Bob Williams
J. O. Becorest
C. P. Simon
Sandy Simon
Mr. & Mrs. Eturah Potter
Edward Jung
James N. Moyr
John W. Malone for Charles Paul
H. J. Hosti,Sr.
Nickey Alexander
Nickey Alexander
Mola C. Jung
Mola C. Jung
Wanda Simon
Councilman Fahey stated that he felt this question had .
been up in the air long enough and he would like Council to go
along with him in saying that we would have a definite answer for
these people at the next Council Meeting. Mayor Counihan stated
that he would go along with Councilman Fahey's suggestion but
that he felt since we were now involved with rest rooms and .a
bath house, that he was going to appoint another committee.
He said he wanted every member to have a copy of the petition;
and since the public rest rooms were a part of Councilman Hosti's
department he was naming him Chairman. Along with Councilman
Hosti, the Mayor appointed Councilmen DeLoach and Bond and requested
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them to discuss this with the merchants involved and bring back
a written report at the next Council Meeting.
Councilman Agnew stated that he had received a communication
from Mr. J. G. Wright of Statesboro, Georgia who made application
for a business license to do portrait painting as a sidewalk
artist. Mr. Agnew recommended that our Business License Ordinence
be amended to include a license to do Portrait Painting for a
fee of $25.00. He then moved the adoption of the following
Ordinance on both first and second readings at this meeting by
unanimous consent:
ORDINANCE
The motion by Mr. Agnew to adopt this Ordinance was seconded
by Councilman Fahey and unanimously carried, thereby adopting it
on both readings at this meeting.
Councilman Agnew informed Council that he had received
a letter from Mr. Steve Crawford concerning a request made by
Mr. Crawford several months ago for a Quit Claim of the City's
rights to a portion on Beachwood Drive which runs through his
property. Councilman Agnew stated that several months ago when
this matter was presented to Council, they voted not to grant
his request and .since apparently Mr. Crawford did not get the
word at that time he would again like to move that Mr. Crawford's
request be denied and that he be so informed in writing. This
motion was seconded by Councilman Fahey and unanimously carried.
A communication from Mr. R. E. McNeill of the U. S.
Environmental Protection Agency was read by the clerk in which
Mr. McNeill stated our contract documents with Griffin Construction
Company which we recently submitted were found to be in order.
However, Mr. McNeill stated that some satisfactory and acceptable
information covering certain Site and Fund Requirements have not,
as yet, been met and until they are, the E. P. A. would not concur
in contract award or approve any Grant by Council.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned
to the next regular or special called meeting.
CLERK OF COUNCIL
MAYOR
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RESOLUTION
INDICATING INTENT TO JOIN WITH OTHER GENERAL PURPOSE UNITS
OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN THE SAVANNAH AREA TO DEVELOP A PLAN
RESULTING IN A COORDINATED WASTE TREATMENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
FOR THE AREA
WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 208 of the Federal Water
Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1972, P. L. 92 -500 (here-
inafter called "the Act "), the Administrator of the United States
Environmental Protection Agency has by regulation published
guidelines for the identification of those areas which, as a
result of urban - industrial concentrations or other factors, have
substantial water quality control problems (40 CFR Part 126);
and
WHEREAS, Chatham County (hereinafter called "the Area ")
satisfies the criteria contained in the Act and guidelines and
designation of the area pursuant to Section 208 and those guide-
lines is desirable; and
WHEREAS, Section 126.10 of the guidelines requires, among
other things, that the affected general purpose units of local
government within the problem area must show their intent, through
formally adopted resolutions, to join together in the planning
process to develop a plan which will result in a coordinated
waste treatment management system for the area; and
WHEREAS, such planning process and waste treatment manage-
ment system is necessary and significant measure to control present
point and non -point sources of water pollution and to guide and
regulate future development and growth in the area which may
affect water quality, in order to prevent, abate and solve existing
and potential substantial water quality control problems;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS RESOLVED THAT the City of Savannah
Beach, recognizing that the Savannah area has substantial water
quality control problems, supports designation of the Area pursuant
to Section 208 and the EPA guidelines.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED THAT the City of Savannah Beach
intends to join with other affected general purpose units of local
government within the boundaries of the area to develop a plan
which will result in a coordinated waste treatment management
system for the area.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED THAT, inasmuch as the Chatham
County- Savannah Metropolitan Planning Commission is a single
representative organization with elected officials or their
designees from local governments and is capable of developing
effective areawide waste treatment management plans for the
Area, the City of Savannah Beach supports the designation of
said organization as the planning agency for the Area.
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IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED THAT all proposals for grants for
construction of publicly owned treatment works within the boundaries
of the designated area will be consistent with the approved plan
and will be submitted by the designated management agency or
agencies.
ADOPTED IN OPEN COUNCIL this 19th day of May, 1975.
(SEAL)
CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH, TYBEE ISLAND, GEORGIA
CITY CLERK
CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
BUDGET FOR:
GENERAL FUND
WATER SEWER FUND
FISCAL YEAR MAY 1, 1975 - APRIL 30, 1976
APPROVED BY:
SAVANNAH BEACH CITY COUNCIL
ON APRIL 28, 1975
AMENDED AND APPROVED
ON APRIL 30, 1975.
GENERAL FU!ID
AMENDED MAY 19, 1975
AND APPROVED
CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
BUDGET FOR:
GENERAL FUND
FISCAL YEAR MAY 1, 1975 - APRIL 30, 1976
AMMENDED
APPROVED BY:
SAVANNAH BEACH CITY COUNCIL
ON MAY 19, 1975
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CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
GENERAL FUND BUDGET
MAY 1975 - APRIL 1976
ANTICIPATED REVENUE
TAXES:
REAL ESTATE 220,327. PLUS 25,764.. 246,091.
PUBLIC UTILITIES 23,200.
AUTO TAGS 15,000.
BEVERAGE TAXES 41,000.
INTANGIBLE TAXES 1,700.
INSURANCE PREMIUM TAX 3,000.
PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX 7,100.
FI FAS REDEMPTION 50.
DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE & )
PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX DEL. ) 37,000.
HOTEL =MOTEL TAX 30,000.
LICENSES AND PERMITS:
BUSINESS LICENSES •
PARKING METERS
BUILDING PERMIT FEES
PARKING GATE COLLECTIONS
TRUCK DECALS
FINES, FORFEITS & PENALTIES:
TOTAL
29.,500.
37,000.
1,500.
17,000.
3,900.
404,141..,
TOTAL 88,900.
POLICE COURT FINES & )
CASH BONDS ) 35,000.
PARKING VIOLATIONS 11,000.
PENALTY & INT. ON DEL. TAXES 1,900.
TOTAL 47,900.
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CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
GENERAL FUND BUDGET
MAY 1975 - APRIL 1976
ANTICIPATED REVENUE
OTHER AGENCIES:
STATE GRANTS (POPULATION 8 MILEAGE)
REVENUE SHARING FUNDS
TOTAL
OTHER REVENUE:
8,600.
35,000..
43,600.
MISCELLANEOUS 1,500.
MUSEUM INCOME 1,600.
GARBAGE PICKUP 34,000.
COMMISSION ON PHONES 160.
NIK 0 LOK REST ROOMS - 200.
COPIES 150.
ACCIDENT REPORT FEES 50.
REVOCATION OF DRIVER LICENSE FEES 100.
PERSONAL PARKING DECALS 150.
RENTAL BATTERY BRUMBY 75.
TOTAL 37,985.
TOTAL ANTICIPATED INCOME 622,526.
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CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
GENERAL FUND BUDGET
MAY 1975 - APRIL 1976
ANTICIPATED EXPENDITURES
GENERAL GOVERNMENT EXPENSES:
OFFICE SALARIES 19,200.
LEGAL & AUDIT 247000.
OFFICE SUPPLIES 6,400.
ELECTRICITY 1,700.
INSURANCE 4,900.
AUTO EXPENSE FOR CLERK 920.
ENTERTAINING GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS 500.
TELEPHONE 450.
HEATING 400.
MISCELLANEOUS 2,000.
BEACH EROSION ENGINEERING SERVICE 400.
MAID SERVICE 375.
AUTHORIZED COMMITTEE TRIPS 1,400.
PEST CONTROL 72.
LEGAL NOTICES 400.
ELECTION EXPENSES 3,600.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 200.
CITY MARSHALL EXPENSE 2.500.
BEACH EROSION EXPENSE -OTHER 65,000.
METROPOLITAN PLANNING ASSISTANCE 1,000.
ZONING BOARD EXPENSE 100.
CHATHAM CO HOUSING INSPECTOR FEE 1,400.
TOTAL 136,917.=
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CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
GENERAL FUND BUDGET
MAY 1975 - APRIL 1976
ANTICIPATED EXPENDITURES
POLICE DEPARTMENT EXPENSES:
SALARIES, UNIFORM CLEANING
8, POLICE OFFICERS BENEFIT 74,000.
JAILER, DISPATCHER AND
RECORDS CLERK 23,000.
RECORDER OF COURT 2,100.
ELECTRICITY 2,300.
AUTO EXPENSES 16,000.
UNIFORM EXPENSES 1,750.
JAIL EXPENSE 1,500.
INSURANCE 3,700.
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES 800.
DRUG ABUSE PROGRAM 2,000.
OFFICE SUPPLIES 1,200.
PHONE 720.
HEATING 100.
RADIO SYSTEM EXPENSE 4,000.
AMBULANCE SUPPLIES 300.
AUTHORIZED TRIP EXPENSES 600.
POLICE SIGNS 75.
GEORGIA POLICE ACADEMY /SCHOOLING 3.50.
INVESTIGATION EXPENSES 600.
FIRST AID EXPENSE 100.
FIRST AID ATTENDANT 1,200.
POLICE EQUIPMENT 100.
INTOXIMETER SUPPLIES 1,600.
TOTAL
138,095.00
CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
GENERAL FUND BUDGET
MAY 1975 - APRIL 1976
ANTICIPATED EXPENDITURES
DEPARTMENT PUBLIC WORKS:
LABOR 54,000.
ELECTRICITY 1,900.
STREET LIGHTS 13,000.
TRUCK EXPENSES 8,000.
BUILDING MAINTENANCE 3,000..
STREET MAINTENANCE 8,000.
INSPECTION FEES 2,000.
INSURANCE 4,500.
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES 600.
OPERATING SUPPLIES 1,800.
TELEPHONE 235.
SIGNS & HEATING 600.
LAWN MOWER EXPENSE '400.
TOTAL 98,035.00
SANITATION DEPARTMENT:
LABOR 51,000.
TRUCK EXPENSE 6,000.
INSURANCE 3,000.
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES 200.
MAINTENANCE & OPERATING SUPPY 900.
TOTAL 61,100.00
CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
GENERAL FUND BUDGET
MAY 1975 - APRIL 1976
ANTICIPATED EXPENDITURES
PARKING METER DEPARTMENT:
SALARIES 13,000.
TRUCK EXPENSE 1,050.
MAINTENANCE 1,800.
TELEPHONE 110.
INSURANCE 600.
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES 300.
OFFICE SUPPLIES 550.
FIRE DEPARTMENT:
SALARIES
MAINTENANCE & OPERATING
TRUCK EXPENSES
TELEPHONE
ELECTRICITY
INSURANCE
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES
HEATING
AUTHORIZED TRIP EXPENSES
MEMBERSHIP DUES, ETC.,
TOTAL 17,410.00
1,200.
2,500.
600.
600.
800.
800.
600.
60.
600.
400.
TOTAL 8,160.00
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MUSEUM:
SALARIES
ELECTRICITY
INSURANCE
OPERATING SUPPLIES
TELEPHONE
RENT ON ANTIQUES
CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
GENERAL FUND BUDGET
MAY 1975 - APRIL 1976
ANTICIPATED EXPENDITURES
TOTAL
3,400.
1,500.
100.
400.
150.
450.
PARKS, RECREATION, ETC.:
RECREATION FACILITIES 15,000.
MEMORIAL PARK 175.
COMMUNITY HOUSE 200.
J. C. PARK 75.
LIBRARY 2,000.
CERAMICS 350.
RECREATION VARIOUS 750.
DIRECTOR E HELPERS SALARIES 6,000.
RECREATION BLDG. #1 (OLD FIRE HOUSE) 800.
RECREATION BLDG. #2 (GENTLEHAVEN) 150.
TRUCK EXPENSE 160.
INSURANCE 800.
LIFE GUARDS 12,000.
. 6,200.00
TOTAL 38,460.00
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CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
GENERAL FUND BUDGET
MAY 1975 - APRIL 1976
ANTICIPATED EXPENDITURES
OTHER EXPENSES:
INTEREST PAYMENTS
SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES
HOSPITALIZATION
INSURANCE (LIFE ON EMPLOYEES)
MARINE RESCUE SQUADRON CONTRIBUTION
ADMINISTRATION EXPENSE ON
SOCIAL SECURITY REPORTS
2,000.
15,500.
8,500._
1,900.
300.
30.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT 10,000.
TYBRISA LAND PAYMENT 14,150.
REDUCTION LONG TERM DEBT
GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS (ST. IMP.) 10,950.
FIRE ENGINE PAYMENT
TOTAL
TOTAL OF ALL EXPENDITURES
PAYMENT OF CASUAL DEFICIENCY LOAN
INTEREST ON SAME
GRAND TOTAL OF EXPENSES
4,319.
67,649.00
572, 026.00
50,000.00
500.00
622,526.00
CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
WATER SEWER FUND BUDGET
MAY 1975 - APRIL 1976
ANTICIPATED REVENUE
WATER CHARGES:
COMMERCIAL
RESIDENTIAL
CUT OFF CHARGES
SEWER CHARGES:
$ 26,120.
85,486.
3,600.
TOTAL WATER CHARGES $115,206.
COMMERCIAL
RESIDENTIAL
OTHER CHARGES:
$ 13,060.
52/835.
TOTAL SEWER CHARGES $ 65,895.
STUBBING FEES
TAPPING FEES
$ 3,000.
2,000.
TOTAL OTHER CHARGES $ 5,000.
TOTAL ALL REVENUES $186,101.
CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
WATER SEWER FUND BUDGET
MAY 1975 - APRIL 1976
ANTICIPATED EXPENDITURES
OPERATING EXPENSE:
OFFICE SALARIES
WATER SEWER DEPT. LABOR
ELECTRICITY
OPERATING SUPPLIES
REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE
OFFICE SUPPLIES
TRUCK EXPENSE
INSURANCE
SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES
HOSPITALIZATION
PHONE
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES
LEGAL NOTICES OR ADVERTISEMENTS
LEGAL & AUDIT
WATER METERS
SIGNS
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSE
INTEREST DEBT RETIREMENT:
BOND SINKING INTEREST PAYMENTS
TOTAL DEBT RETIREMENT
$ 18,000.
38,000.
25,000.
6,000.
6,200.
3,400.
5,000.
4,400.
2,700.
1,250.
1,275.
800.
20.
6,000.
3,000.
100.
$ 64,956.
$121,145.
$ 64,956.
TOTAL ALL EXPENDITURES $186,101.
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SAVANNAH BEACH PLANNING COMMISSION
SAVANNAH BEACH, GA. 31328
May 13, 1975
Mayor and Councilmen
City of Savannah Beach
P. O. Box 128
Savannah Beach, Georgia 31328
Re: Savannah Beach Zoning
Ordinance Amendment to
Permit Boat Marinas in
Special Districts
Gentlemen:
The Savannah Beach Planning Commission is presenting to
the Savannah Beach City Council a Staff Study of an amending
ordinance to permit boat marinas in special districts.
This Staff Study was presented to the Planning Commission
for their study and recommendations. It was the decision of
the Planning Commission to pass this Staff Study with the
exception of remote offOstreet parking. Enclosed is a copy
of the Staff Study showing the deletions made by the Planning
Commission.
This matter is now being turned over to the Mayor and
Council for the next step, which would be for a public
hearing.
CMP : by
enc
Very truly yours,
A �
Charles M. Peterson
Chairman
PROPOSAL TO AMEND THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH, TYBEE
ISLAND, GEORGIA TO PERMIT BOAT MARINAS IN
SPECIAL DISTRICTS AND IN PARTICULAR THE
APPLICATION OF MR. THOMAS A. BRADLEY III, TO
RE -ZONE LOTS 48 AND 49, IN WARD SIX (6), SAVANNAH
BEACH.
1. That Article IV GENERAL PROVISIONS be amended by adding
thereto the following under "Section A. Districts ":
ENACT
"7. N -M (Neighborhood Marina District)"
2. That Article VZONES be amended by adding thereto the
following new section:
ENACT
"Section C. Special Use District
a. N -M (Neighborhood Marina District)
The N -M District is intended to be used for neighborhood
marina facilities. Such facilities shall be developed
so as to be compatible with any adjacent residential
properties and shall not be detrimental to persons or
property on or off the site. In a N -M District, land may
be used and buildings and structures may be erected,
altered, or used only for marina related activities.
General Requirements
1. The location, spacing and types of existing structures,
facilities; and buildings and those structures, facilities,
and buildings proposed to be erected, altered or constructed
on land or within the waterway.
2. The parking plan including pedestrian ways, driveways,
curb -cuts, size and number of parking and loading spaces
and the type of surface treatment to be used.
3. A document indicating the general operating hours of all
activities to be included in the marina and what safe guards
are to be used to insure that the marina's activities will
not become or represent a nusisance or hazard to the surrounding
property owners or tenants thereof. Examples of additional
subjects to be covered shall include, but not necessarily
be limited to, probable flooding, erosion, fire, explosion,
and subsidence of the proposed buildings and structures.
4. A sketch indicating the size, location and design of any
proposed sign(s) to be erected on the site.
Design Standards
The development plan shall comply with the following standards.
1. Access shall be located, designed and improved for safety,
convenience, efficient circulation on the property and . minimum
interference with normal traffic flow on adjoining streets.
Driveways and curb -cuts intersecting with public rights -of-
way shall be marked and shall not exceed a maximum width of
thirty (30) feet. Curbs, blockades, bumper blocks or other
devices shall be used to control and channel traffic, to
separate pedestrian ways from vehicular ways, and to prevent
entry to and from adjoining streets except via a designated
driveway.
2. Yards shall be provided as required for the adjoining
districts and shall be landscaped and improved in a manner
appropriate to the residential character of the adjacent
district; provided, however, that a street front and residential
side setback be a minimum of five (5) feet when a six (6)
foot minimum height solid faced Vhd continuous fence, or other
structure with no openings, shall be erected and maintained.
Such hedge and other screening structures shall screen the
adjoining property from the activities of the marina.
3. Limitations on Lot Coverage shall be as follows: The structure(s)
housing the activities of the marina shall not occupy more than
forty (4) percent of the total lot area.
4. Only one principal use sign shall be visible from the adjacent
public street. Such sign shall not exceed a maximum size
of thirty -two (3 2) square feet in
area nor eight (8) feet
in any outer dimension. Such sign, if illuminated, shall
be of an enclosed lamp design, non- flashing and containing
no neon illumination. The maximum height of said sign shall
not exceed fifteen (15) feet above the average ground elevation
of the base of the sign or from the structure foundation to
which it is attached. No sign shall be located closer than
five (5) feet from the property line or street right -of -way.
Plans for extentions and /or business expansion will be accompanied
by a detailed proposal and submitted to the governing body for
approval prior to implamentation.
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AN ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 5-16 OF THE CODE
OF ORDINANCES, CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH, TYBEE
ISLAND, GEORGIA PERTAINING TO THE MOVING OF
BUILDINGS INTO THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE
CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH; TO REPEAL CONFLICT-
ING ORDINANCES; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Councilmen of the
City of Savannah Beach, Tybee Island, Georgia in Council
duly assembled, and it is hereby ordained by authority of
the same that Section 5 -16 of the Code of Ordinances,
City of Savannah Beach, Tybee Island, Georgia is hereby
stricken in its entirety and a new Section 5 -16 inserted
in lieu thereof which shall read as follows:
SEC 5 -16.- Moving Buildings Into Corporate Limits - Prohibited.
It shall be deemed a violation of this ordinance for
any person or the employees or agents of any person to move
any building on to any lot, or portion of a lot, within the
corporate limits from any place either within or without
said limits since the moving of any such building would en-
danger the health and safty of the citizens of Savannah
Beach, Tybee Island, Georgia.
All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed.
Enacted in open Council this / 1" day of /AIRY , 1975.
CITY OF SAVANNA BEACH, TYBEE ISLAND,
GEORGIA
First Reading:
Second Reading:
Enacted:
BY:
ATTEST:
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R E S O L U T I O N
WHEREAS, on November 5, 1974, JOHN J. PRICE, Chief
of Police for the Town of Savannah Beach, Tybee Island, con-
veyed to Savannah Beach, Tybee Island, property of EMORY C.
BOBO, known as LOT 21, FORT WARD, Savannah Beach, Tybee Island,
Chatham County, Georgia, for past due City taxes, and
WHEREAS, the said EMORY C. BOBO, as owner of said
lot has paid to the Clerk of Council of the Town of Savannah
Beach, Tybee Island, the sum of FORTY -ONE and 96/100 DOLLARS
($41.96), representing the cost of redeeming said property,
an d
WHEREAS, the said EMORY C. BOBO has petitioned the
Mayor and Councilmen of the Town of Savannah Beach, Tybee
Island, Georgia to quit claim such property to petitioner
NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Mayor and
Councilmen of the Town of Savannah Beach, Tybee Island,
Georgia, in Council duly assembled, that the prayers of
said petitioner be granted, and the Mayor of the Town of
Savannah Beach, Tybee Island, is hereby authorized and di-
rected to execute a quit claim deed and the Clerk of Council
is authorized and directed to attest said deed to carry out
the purpose of this resolution.
ADOPTED IN OPEN COUNCIL this /?7.1Y day of May, 1975.
CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH, TYBEE ISLAND,
GEORGIA
BY:
ATTEST:
Mayor
City Clerk
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AN ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 11 -8 -P, OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES,
CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH, TYBEE ISLAND, GEORGIA, SO AS TO INCLUDE
A LICENSE FEE FOR PORTRAIT PAINTING WITHIN THE OCCUPATIONAL
LICENSE AND REGULATIONS OF THE MUNICIPALITY, AND FOR OTHER
PURPOSES.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCILMEN in Council
duly assembled and it is hereby ordained as follows:
SECTION I.
To Amend Section 11 -8 -P Schedule of Occupational and
Business Licenses so as to add thereto a license fee for Portrait
Painting, such license fee to be in the sum of $25.00, shall
be inserted within said license schedule after POOL TABLES,
and shall read as follows:
PORTRAIT PAINTING
Portraits painted, drawn or sketched with
pencil, charcoal, pastels, oils or other
materials $25.00
SECTION II.
All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict
with this ordinance are hereby repealed.
ADOPTED in open Council meeting this 19th day of May
1975.
CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH, TYBEE ISLAND, GEORGIA
First Reading:
Second Reading:
Enacted:
May 19, 1975
May 19, 1975
May 19, 1975
MAYOR
CLERK OF COUNCIL
JAMES BOND III
WATER SEWER DEPT.,
C CONSTRUCTION FD.
BILLS TO BE PAID FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL
WATER SEWER FUND:
SHAW'S AMOCO SERVICE STATION
STANDARD OIL COMPANY PART OF
SOUTHLAND OIL COMPANY
MILLER, BECKMAN, SIMPSON BAL
PER
SAVANNAH TIRE & RUBBER CO.,
SEMMES HARDWARE CO.,
RENT A TOOL COMPANY INC.,
T. S. CHU COMPANY
MORRIS ELECTRIC
MORGAN'S INC.,
MARBUT COMPANY
MORRISON SERVICE COMPANY
KAMO MFG. CO., INC.,
T. H. GUERRY LUMBER CO.,
NIXON BATTERY CO.,
EZ AUTO PARTS
DAVIS SUPPLY CO.,
COASTAL CHLORINATORS SERVICE INC.,
COHEN'S OFFICE FURNITURE
W. J. BREMER, INC.,
BEARINGS & DRIVES OF SAVANNAH, INC.
BUTLER'S SUPPLY CO.,
SAVANNAH GAS COMPANY
ANSA CALL
STAMP c, STENCIL. CO.,
CHERNE SCIENTIFIC INC.,
PAPER CHEMICAL SUPPLY CO.,
SOUTHERN BELL TEL..& TEL. CO.,
SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & POWER CO.,
2 INVOICES
. OF LAWYER
QUARTER
TOTAL WATER SEWER FUND BILLS
WATER SEWER CONSTRUCTION FUND:
1975
.52
201.1,3
4.80
950.95
154.96
47.71
36.45
115.60
10.56
16.36
17.64
44.95
62.73
9.52
41.64
9.84
139.62
100.00
204.45
'20.85
9.60
1,903.02
6.25
16.96
4.35
21.10
26.10
159.48
1,524.63
RESIDENT INSPECTOR THOMAS & HUTTON 625.00
FOR WEEKS ENDING 4/26 AND 9/3
THOMAS & HUTTON ENGINEERING REHABILITATION
OF PLANT 3/24 - 5/3/75 1,219.39
IKOR FOR REPAIRS TO MOTOR CONTROL
AT TREATMENT PLANT PASSED BY HUTTON 960.00
TOTAL WATER SEWER CONSTRUCTION BILLS
5,861.77
2/804.39
JOSEPH M. AGNEW
FINANCE CHAIRMAN
BILLS FOR THE MONTH OF APRLL 1975 TO BE PAID
GENERAL GOVERNMENT:
SOUTHLAND OIL
MORRISON SERVICE COMPANY CHEMICAL DIV.
MILLER, BECKMAN, & SIMPSON: GEN'L FD.
BEACH EROS.
4.81
52.58
635.01
811.36
STANDARD OIL CO., PART OF 2 INVOICES 58.66
INNECKEN'S FLORAL CENTER 20.00
LINDERMAN'S FLORIST & DEC. CO., 25.75
SAVANNAH GAS COMPANY 44.03
STAMP & STENCIL CO., 2 STAMPS & PADS 12.60
COLEMAN OFFICE OUTFITTERS 6.40
JAMES M. CARGILL CO., 21.63
NATIONAL LINEN SERVICE 7.20
I B M CORP., 61.18
N C R COMPANY 29.36
REVIEW OFFICE PRODUCTS 29.95
HERNANDEZ PRINTING CO., 53.65
XEROX 240.00
AYRES CORPORATION 8.20
SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & POWER CO., 112.52
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. 55.63
TOTAL 2,290.52
RICHARD T. DELOACH
FIRE DEPT.,
BILLS TO BE PAID FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 1975
BOB MADDOX CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH, INC.,
STANDARD OIL COMPANY PART OF 2 INVOICES
SAVANNAH GAS COMPANY
WARD LAFRANCE TRUCK CORP.,
T. S. CHU COMPANY
JACKS RICK'S GLASS COMPANY
SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & POWER COMPANY
SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. CO.,
19.00
58.66
3.23
11.39
6.93
-11.76
54.70
48.85
TOTAL 214.52
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POLICE DEPT. & PARKING METER DEPT.,
SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR
BILLS TO BE PAID FOR THE MONTH OF. APRIL 1975
POLICE:
SOUTHLAND OIL COMPANY 493.46 -
MILLER, BECKMAN, SIMPSON ADDED RECORDER 451.40
BARRETT OIL COMPANY 376.00
T. S. CHU COMPANY 47.72
ROUQUIES RESTAURANT 6.30
EAGLE EXTERMINATING COMPANY 6.25
BUTLER'S SUPPLY CO., 20.54
W. 0. BEDINGFIELD, M. D. 30.00
SAVANNAH GAS COMPANY 37.79
FRANK'S UNIFORMS 84.15
NATIONAL LINEN SUPPLY 12.00
CHATHAM COUNTY -- INTOXIMETER LABOR 3.85
SAVANNAH ELECTRIC S POWER COMPANY 70.73
SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. COMPANY 73.93
TOTAL REGULAR POLICE.BILLS
PURCHASED WITH LEAA FUNDS IN MIND:
TRIAN PHOTO
G.E. CORP. RADIO ENG. DIV.
TOTAL EXCEPTIONAL BILLS 6,437.90
r
777.30
5,660.60 -'%::
1,714.12
PARKING METER DEPT.,:
STANDARD OIL COMPANY PART OF 2 INVOICES
CINCINNATI TIME RECORDER OF SAVANNAH
SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. CO.,
T. S. CHU COMPANY
HOSTI ELECTRIC COMPANY
BRADLEY LOCK & KEY SHOP
RICK'S GLASS COMPANY
YOUMAN'S SIGN COMPANY
AMERICAN PARKING METER CO.,
DUNCAN INDUSTRIES
33.52
96.55
23.30
6.27
48.00-
17.25
18.75
30.00
26.80
27.48
TOTAL PARKING MTR. DEPT. 327.92
GRAND TOTAL. ALL THREE DEPTS., 8,479.94
,3 Jr/ 9/75_____
JOHN C. WYLLY, JR.,
RECREATION, LIBRARY, PARKS, MUSEUM,
LIFEGUARDS
BILLS TO BE PAID FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 1975
SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & POWER CO.,
SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. CO.,
BRADLEY LOCK & KEY SHOP
T. S. CHU CO.,
DOWN SOUTH CERAMICS
EVELYN'S CERAMICS
GALAXY CERAMICS
THOMPSON'S SPORTING GOODS
TOTAL
ALSO POSTED: THOMPSON'S SPORTING GOODS
THESE ARE THE 200 SOFTBALL TEAM SHIRTS
AND 14 SCORE BOOKS -- DONATIONS WILL COME
IN ON THESE SHIRTS.
GRAND TOTAL
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eir
124.19
36.92
7.90
2.95
27.63
58.97
209.96
160.30r f%'lr_u
628.82
1,300.00
1,928.82
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D. P. W. AND SANITATION DEPTS.,
BILLS TO BE PAID FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 1975
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS:
SOUTHLAND OIL COMPANY 4.61
E Z AUTO PARTS 255.20
T. S. CHU COMPANY 30.23
MORRISON SERVICE COMPANY 52.56 t'°
STANDARD OIL COMPANY PART OF 2 INVOICES 243.03
WELDING SERVICE COMPANY 35.74
SAVANNAH SAW WORKS 55.19
LIONS CLUB OF SAVANNAH 67.50 ✓
T. H. GUERRY LUMBER CO., 179.44 t/
DAN VADEN CHEVORLET 20.55 g/
POWER HYDRAULICS INC., 66.34
-5-- CHAMPION MACH. & MFG. CO., 29.50 1 211
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AUTO ELECTRIC OF SAVANNAH 22.08 - ';
JOHNNY'S RADIATOR SERVICE 85.74 "`'
BUTLER'S SUPPLY CO., 476.81
MAY'S EZ MO LAWN EQUIPMENT 279.40 -'
WIN BROWNING TIRE CO., 3.50
AUTO PAINTS £ SUPPLIES 14.57 1
TYBEE GARAGE 3.25
J. C. LEWIS MOTOR CO. INC., 48.90.- -
JONES EQUIPMENT CO., 96.89
SA SO INC., 62.18
THE PAINT CENTER 471.56
SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & POWER CO., 1,098.99
SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. CO., 34.54
SANITATION:
T TD
TOTAL
3,738.30 3,738.30
EZ AUTO PARTS 12.18
MORRISON SERVICE CO., 52.56 /
AUTO PAINTS & SUPPLIES 25.43 -Id/
POWER HYDRAULICS INC., 35.88
T. S. CHU CO.,- 5.55
DOYLE CHEMICAL & SUPPLY CO., 55.95 '>
AUTO ELECTRIC CO., 50.05 ✓
STANDARD OIL -OLD INVOICES PLUS PRESENT 668.36
TOTAL
TOTAL OF BOTH DEPTS.,
905.96 905.96
4,644.26