HomeMy Public PortalAbout19770720CCMeetingSavannah Beach, Georgia
July 20, 1977
A regular meeting of the City Council of Savannah Beach,
Georgia was held on July 20, 1977 at 3:30 P.M. in the City Hail
with Mayor Pro Tem Jerome W. Bettencourt presiding in the absence
of Mayor M. J. Counihan. Council members present were William C.
Fleetwood, Nick C. Alexander, Karen Losey, Edward Jung and John J.
Owen.
Immediately preceding the regular meeting, at 3:00 P.M.
on the same date, a public hearing on zoning was held. Mayor Pro Tem
Bettencourt presided. Mr. Earl Anderson, chairman of the Planning
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Commission presented the proposed am hdm6`nt to the public. After
his explanation of the amendment Mr. William Alien Hendrix, a local
builder, spoke in support of the amendment. There was no opposition
from the public in attendance. After discussion Councilman Owen
moved that the amendment be adopted and Councilman Fleetwood seconded
the motion. The Council voted unanimously in favor of the amendment.
AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE
After a short adjournment, the regular council meeting
began with an introduction by the Mayor Pro Tem of Mr. Jerry Brownlee,
Director of the Chatham Effingham Liberty Regional Library, who
explained the plan of incorporating the City Library into the regional
library system. After his presentation the Mayor Pro Tem called on
Mrs. Virginia Lewis, a member of the local library board, who spoke in
favor of the affiliation. After a short discussion Councilman
Fleetwood moved that the proposal be adopted; the motion was seconded
by Councilwoman Losey and unanimously carried.
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PROPOSAL FOR C E L AFFILIATION
Mrs. Joan Guyer appeared before Council to complain of
flooding at Cobbs Apartments which she claims is caused by a blocked
storm drain. Council agreed that this situation should be corrected
if possible without violating the agreement with the Georgia Depart-
ment of Natural Resources. Councilman Owen was asked to investigate
the matter and to be responsible for seeing that the storm drain re-
mains open in the future.
The next visitor was Mr. George Spirides, a local motel
owner who appeared before Council to complain about noise from the
Waterslides of America, Inc. site which is near his property. This
complaint was referred to Councilman Alexander for investigation..
The meeting was then opened for the transaction of business
legally presented.
The minutes of the special meeting of June 15, 1977 were
approved as written.
COMMUNICATIONS: Under communications a letter to the
City Attorney from Mr. Joe Tanner, Commissioner of the Georgia
Department of Natural Resources was read. Also a bid from Nettles
Refrigeration Company for air conditioning of the auditorium was
read, and a letter to Mr. William C. Fleetwood concerning the
prospects of securing a physician for Tybee Island.
LETTERS
Mayor Pro Tem Bettencourt made the announcement that the
Chatham County Recreation Department had awarded several trophies
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and ribbons to the Savannah Beach Recreation Department's park
group. The Recreation Director, Mrs. Frances H. Solomon, stated
that her group did especially well in the arts and crafts category.
The bills for the month of June, 1977 were approved by
Council. These bills are attached to and form a part of these
minutes.
Councilman Fleetwood presented the auditor's report to
the Council and a discussion of the City's financial status followed.
Councilman Alexander requested that Council consider the
elimination of personal checks in payment for court fines. After
discussion Councilman Alexander moved that no checks be accepted for
court fines unless approved by the Judge or a member of the Council.
Councilwoman Losey seconded the motion and it was passed unanimously.
Councilman Jung reported that regarding the permanent
sand dune markers, a meeting has been scheduled for Thursday, July
21, 1977 with the Planning Commission and Dr. George Oertel.
Councilman Fleetwood presented a revised plan for water/
sewer rates. There was a lengthy discussion of the revised plan,
after which Councilman Jung suggested that a special meeting be called
to discuss this matter at a time when the Mayor could be present.
All Council members agreed with this suggestion.
Councilman Fleetwood moved that a quitclaim deed be granted
for the property known as the Ran -Rad property. Councilman Jung
seconded the motion and the motion carried unanimously.
QUITCLAIM DEED
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Councilman Fleetwood presented a report on the North End
Parking plan which was accepted as information by the Council.
Councilwoman Losey presented a petition signed by a number
of local business people requesting a stop sign be installed at
the south end of the Fifteenth Street parking lot. This petition
was accepted by the Council as information, and the petition was to
be presented to the Mayor for his attention.
A report on expenditures for sewer lines for Fifth Avenue
was presented to the Council by Councilman Fleetwood. A copy of
this report forms a part of these minutes.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned
until the next regular or special meeting.
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SAVANNAH BEACH PLANNING COMMISSION
March 8, 1977
Mayor and City Council
City of Savannah Beach
P. O. Box 128
Savannah Beach, Georgia 31328
Gentlemen:
Your Planning Commission met at its regularly scheduled meeting
of March 7, 1977. A quorum of members were present. In our
February 15, 1977 letter to you it was recommended that a
qualified planning organization study and review the long -
range use of the R -1 area. We continue to urge this action
by the City. It is recommended, however, that a revision of
the R -1 zone be made, for the reasons herein stated.
It is recommended that the area shown on the attached map and
bounded on the north by Railroad Avenue (Tilton Avenue), on
the west by the center of Chimney Creek, on the east by the
Atlantic Ocean and on the South by the northern limit of the
C2A zone and the existing RT and R2B zones, be rezoned RT
with the following limitations and reasons:
1. Part of the western boundary area is already
zoned RT.
2. Under the Master Plan areas 3A, 3B and 5A were
recommended as areas for buffer zones stabilizing
the limits of potential commercial areas and
protecting established.residential areas.
3. This zone would be consistent with the existing
RT area which is adjacent to Butler Avenue and
would link two RT zones on the island. It would
also avoid spot zoning.
4. It should be clearly understood that the area
north of Railroad Avenue (Tilton Avenue) should
continue to be considered an R -1 zone, consistent
with the Master Plan, and nothing in this recommendation
should be taken as endorsing an effort to change
this established use of single family residents.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE ZONING Op'
SECTION C @ H (1) & (2), CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH, TYBEL
THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE PLANNING COMMIS S.-
OF SAVANNAH BEACH HAS RECOMMENDED APPROVAL TO THE MAYOR A,
THE CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH OF A MAP AMENDMENT TO THE R1 ARE. iN
THE NORTH BY RAILROAD AVENUE (TILTON AVENUE) ON THE WEST BY 1, CENTER
OF CHIMNEY CREEK AND EXISTING RT ZONE, ON THE EAST BY THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
AND ON THE SOUTH BY THE NORTHERN LIMIT OF THE C2A ZONE AND THE EXISTING
RT AND R28 ZONES, BE REZONED TO R1 -B. THIS CHANGE IS RECOMMENDED DUE TO
THE LARGE NUMBER OF EXISTING LOTS HAVING A SIZE OF 6,600 SQUARE FEET.
ALL OTHER USES AS DEFINED IN Ri WILL REMAIN THE SAME.
THE PUBLIC IS FURTHER NOTIFIED THAT THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH, GEORGIA WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING IN THE
COUNCIL CHAMBER AT THE CITY_ HAL AT 51VANNAH BEACH, GEORGIA BEGINNING
AT 3:00 P.M. ON THE #( ) DAY OF JULY, 1977. THIS HEARING
WILL BE HELD IMMEDIATELY BEFORE THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING.
THIS 27th DAY OF JUNE, 1977
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Rowena B. Fri pp u U
Secretary to Council
Proposal for Savannah Bc.ich - C.E.L. Affiliation
Books and Supplies
1. The regional library will have the authority to discard
and dispose of unusable books currently in the Savannah
Beach Library.
2 All remaining books will be cataloged by the technical
services department of the regional library and re-
turned to the Savannah Beach Library for use in their
collection.
3. The regional library will supply the Savannah Beach
Library with both juvenile and adult boob; stock. New
books will be supplied to the Savannah Beach Library
on an equal basis with all other Chatham County branch
libraries. The collection at Savannah Beach will be
rotated with the collection of the Extension Depart-
ment on a regular basis to ensure a continuous flow of
fresh materials.
4. The regional library will supply the Savannah Beach
Library with library supplies.
II. Librarian.
1. The City of Savannah Beach will pay the salary of the
librarian either through direct payment to the in-
dividual or through payment to the Chatham County
Library.
2. In the event of a resignation or vacancy in the po-
sition of librarian, a new applicant will be chosen
on the basis of a job description prepared by the
Chatham County Library.
3. The librarian at Savannah Beach will receive at least
two full days of training at the main library in
Savannah before assuming duties at Savannah Beach. In
r:ddition., thc librarian will close his facility to
attend ;in-service training at the Main Library. The
same training period would apply to anyone hired to
fill thc position of librarian.
4. In the event of illness, the regional library will
provide temporary assistance For not more than Five
working days. After that period of time a substitute
librarian would be eriployed by the City of Savannah
Beach until such time as the regular librarian could
resume his duties.
5. During the librarian's vacation period, the City
of Savannah Beach would employ a temporary librarian.
6. The Savannah Beach librarian will submit to the head
of the Chatham County extension dcpartment a brief,
monthly report no later than the third working day
of each month. A monthly statistical report will be
submitted to the regional library on the first
working day of each month.
III. Facilities
1. The City of Savannah. Beach will provide a place for
the library to be housed and will pay for all utilities
and maintenance.
2. The City of Savannah Beach will provide regular cus-
todial service to the library.
3. The City of Savannah Beach will provide a telephone .
in the library for use in contacting other branches of
the regional library system.
The Savannah Beach library will be under the supervision
of the head of the Chatham County extension department. The
library will receive regular visits from extension department -
staff and regular delivery service. The regional library will
assist the Savannah Beach library in publicizing its activities
and in conducting programs that will be of interest to the
citizens of the community. The - Savannah Beach Library will
adhere to all regional library rules governing fines, issuance
of cards, circulation period, etc. All fines collected by the
Savannah Beach library will be turned over to the regional
library.
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Services provided by the Chatham- Effingham - Liberty Regional
Library which are not currently available through the Savannah
Beach Library.
1. A book collection of 330,700 volumes.
2. 438 magazine subscriptions, a large majority of which
can be borrowed by the public.
3. A large, flexible, up -to -date reference collection which
may be used by telephone.
4. A collection of 271 films plus filmstrips which can be
borrowed by the public; films from the State Department of
Education to augment this collection.
5. A fine map collection covering major cities in all fifty
states as well as most foreign countries.
6. Talking books and large print books for the blind and
physically handicapped.
7. Collections of U. S. government documents that would be
useful to both citizens and businesses.
8. An expanding record collection featuring language records,
classical and contemporary music.
9. An excellent collection of juvenile fiction and non-
fiction books. Quality children's programming throughout the
year.
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COMMISSIONER
pprclim2ni .uf thxral Psrturas
W. Lance Smith, III, Esq.
Recorder and City Attorney
City of Savannah Beach
P. 0. Box 128
Savannah, Georgia 31328
Dear Mr. Smith:
270 WASHINGTON ST., S.W.
ATLANTA. GEORGIA 30334
(404) 656 -3500
July 13, 1977
This letter is in further response to your letter of
May 9, 1977, to Attorney General, Arthur K. Bolton to which
he responded on June 6, 1977. Your letter to Attorney General
Bolton transmitted a request from the Mayor and City Council
of Savannah Beach for financial assistance or direct State
involvement for sanitation and garbage collection, police
supervision, water safety measures and public restroom facil-
ities on the beach at Savannah Beach. You stated that the
City of Savannah Beach feels that it is grossly unfair to its
taxpayers to have to provide the above - mentioned services when
the beach is used by the entire population of the State of
Georgia. I would like to respond by setting forth for you
some of the obvious facts about the City of Savannah Beach
and some facts concerning recent State assistance in the City's
maintenance of the beach.
In the first place, the beach is the main attraction and
selling point -for the City of Savannah Beach. As reflected in
its name, the beach is essential to the City of Savannah Beach
and I am certain that the Mayor and City Council wish for that
reason to promote, maintain, beautify and enhance the beach.
The fact that the State owns the foreshore of the beach at
Savannah Beach in no way obviates the responsibility of the
City of Savannah Beach to provide governmental services and
police protection on the beach.
It was doubtless the recognition by the City of Savannah
Beach of the central importance of the beach to the City which
led to the City's initiation of the project to nourish and
restore the beach. The State of Georgia became involved in
the beach nourishment project at the request of the Corps of
Engineers, to add to the financial solvency of the local sponsors
of the project. As you know, a contract for the nourishment of
the beach at Savannah Beach was entered into in 1973 by the
Corps of Engineers, the State of Georgia and the City of Savannah
AN EQUAL. EMPLOYMENT /AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER
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July 13, 1977
Beach. Chatham County also assisted with the project.
Pursuant to that contract, the State of Georgia has to
date spent $1,815,100.00 on the beach nourishment project.
In addition, this Department has spent $3,000 for a survey
of the beach area and has arranged for a $2,000 grant for a
sand dune study at Savannah Beach. Thus, a total of $1,820,100.00
has been expended by the State of Georgia to assist the City of
Savannah Beach in its stated desire to improve the beach. It
is also significant to note that the financial obligations of
the State under the beach nourishment project contract will
continue for 50 years from the date of the contract.
in contrast, the City of Savannah Beach has, in several
critical respects, failed to live up to its obligations under
the contract. For example, shortly after the contract was
entered into, the City of Savannah Beach stated that it was
unable to finance the acquisition of all real property required
by the contract. As a result, the State paid 90 % of the costs
of property acquisition. In addition, the City has failed to
provide lands and facilities for parking, as required by the
contract.
I have informed you that this Department will, through grants
from the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation of the U. S. Department of
the Interior, finance one -half the costs of the construction of
public restroom facilities. At the June meeting of the Board
of Natural Resources, a $50,000 BOR grant was approved for the
City of Savannah Beach. My staff has worked and will continue
to work with you and others on efforts to resolve the parking
situation. None of the above includes the vast amount of assis-
tance rendered to the City of Savannah. Beach in the form of staff
time and travel by this Agency.
In comparison with the financial and other assistance received
from the State of Georgia, the problems which the City of Savannah
Beach has with litter, police supervision and lifeguard protection
seem less significant. At any rate, these are matters within
the authority and responsibility of the local, rather than State,
government.
In light of these facts, your request for additional State
assistance is surprising and inappropriate.
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Sincerely,
. Tanner
issioner
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Copies to:
Honorable George Busbee
Attorney General, Arthur K. Bolton
Colonel Frank Walter, Corps of Engineers
Senator Charles Wessells
Senator John R. Riley
Senator Mel Traylor
Representative Joseph A. Battle
Representative Al Scott
Representative George Chance
Representative Arthur Gignilliat
Representative Bobby L. Hill
Representative Herbert Jones, Jr.
Representative Thomas R. Taggart
Representative Tom Triplett
Mayor and Council, City of Savannah Beach
Mr. Sam Cofer, Board of Natural Resources
STATE OF GEORGIA,
COUNTY OF CHATHAM.
MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF SAVANNAH BEACH
COUNCIL MEETING
WHEREAS, it is the desire of the Mayor and Council of the City of
Savannah Beach, '_ Tybee Island, Chatham County, Georgia, to quitclaim Lot Six (6)
and thw Western 27 -1/2 feet of Lot Seven (7) of the subdivision of front Lot
Number Seventy -two (72), Ward 3, Savannah Beach, Tybee Island, Chatham County,
Georgia, more specifically described in the quitclaim deed attached;
IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of Savannah Beach, Tybee
Island, Chatham County, Georgia, that the Mayor of said Town be authorized to sign
a quitclaim deed conveying the said property in the manner described in said quit-
claim, in accordance with the applicable statutes, and that the Acting City Clerk,
of Council for said City be and is hereby authorized to attest to the Mayor's
signature on said quitclaim.
ADOPTED IN OPEN COUNCIL, this 6 --day of
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ATTEST: ft r ;1,t r . h _? !9 D)
'Acting City Clerk f J
, 1977.
Savannah Beach
CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
COUNCILMAN - JOHN J. OWEN
SEWER DEPARTMENT
DATE OF COUNCIL MEETING: 07 -13 -77
BILLS FOR MONTH OF JUN TO BE APPROVED
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VENDOR INVOICE INVOICE
NO VENDOR NAME NO AMOUNT
117508 ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO. 594829 360.00
220903 CHEVRON U. S. A. INC., 9347 100.96
220903 CHEVRON U. S. A. INC., 22808 100.51
223007 CHU CO., T.S. 17261 5.99
223007 C HU CO., T.S. 17269 2.99
223007 C HU CO., T.S. 17378 1.49
223007 C HU CO., T.S. 17355 1.98
223007 C HU CO., T.S. 17387 1.12
223007 CHU CO., T.S. 17307 1.09
223007 C HU CO., T.S. 17244 0.90
230003 COASTAL CHLORINATORS SERVICE 7704 37.50
230045 COASTAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT 1051 29.25
251901 DALE CRITZ, INC. 11078 12.00
279200 DICK'S WELDING SERVICE 505 133.00
279200 DICK'S WELDING SERVICE 514 112.00
282815 J. S. DISMUKE CO., INC. 223 71.76
437107 HERB ELECTRIC CO., INC. 4183 397.60
437107 HERB ELECTRIC CO., INC. 4241 144.00
639808 MCKENdA SUPPLY CO. 8786 10.05
639808 MCKENdA SUPPLY CO. 197 10.052
-659406 MOCK, MECHANICAL CONT., JOHN 21355 2,073.54
667304 MORGAN'S INC. 89024 258.60
672001 MOTION INDUSTRIES, INC. 67614 17.00
672001 MOTION INDUSTRIES, INC. 68681 16.64
808215 SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & POWER 6001 2,246.72
808215 SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & POWER 460501 12.70
808215 SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & POWER 5901 25.87
808215 SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & POWER 6101 58.49
860635 SOLOMON PLUMBING & ELEC. 459 19.40
862510 SOUTHERN BELL TEL & TEL 5467 57.76
862510 SOUTHERN BELL TEL & TEL 5089 34.80
862510 SOUTHERN BELL TEL & TEL 6463 69.60
911005 T HOM PS ON AUTOMOTIVE' 29135 11.18
965307 WHITE HARDWARD CO. 35792 4.15
1YF OR I/ZAT ION 1TO
COUNT
AN JOHN J. OWEN
TOTAL 6,420.59
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CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
COUNCILMAN - JOHN J. OWEN
WATER DEPARTMENT
DATE OF COUNC IL MEETING: 07 -13 -77
BILLS FOR MONTH OF JIJN TO BE APPROVED
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VENDOR INVOICE INVOICE
NO VENDOR NAME NO AMOUNT
197803 BUTLER SLPPLY 52577 10.13
220903 CHEVRON U. S. A. INC., 19347 52.58
220903 CHEVRON U. S. A. INC., 2808 52.65
437107 HERB E LECTR IC CO., INC. 4218 79.80
503510 KARP & ARONSON 53177 411.00
808202 SAVANNAH GAS CO. 55508 14.50
808215 SAVANNAH ELECTR IC & POWER 660001 73.72
808215 SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & POWER 464001 914.84
808231 SAVANNAH T IRE & RUBBER CO. 27156 130.00
808231 SAVANNAH TIRE & RUBBER CO. 26267 12.50
862513 SOUTHERN BELL TEL & TEL 4573 51.72
880301 STEPHENS MOTOR SLPPLY CO. 19967 11.44
TOTAL 1,443.88
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CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
COUNCILMAN - NICK C. ALEXANDER
POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE OF COUNCIL MEETING: 07 -13-77
BILLS FOR MONTH OF JUN TO BE APPRO \ED
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VENDOR INVOICE INVOICE
NO VENDOR NAME NO AMOUNT
101802 ACME PRESS 360 95.03
111805 ANDERSON SOC STATION 31402 5.00
111805 ANDERSON SOC STATION 31403 20.00
111805 ANDERSON SOC STAT ION 31404 6.00
111805 ANDERSON SOC STATION 31407 8,00
111805 ANDERSON SOC STAT ION 314012. 10.00
111805 ANDERSON SOC STATION 314013 0.80
111805 ANDERSON S OC STAT ION 31408 7.00
111805 ANDERSON SOC STATION 31409 3.20
111805 ANDERSON SOC STAT ION 314010 6.00
111805 ANDERSON S OC STAT ION 314011 6.00
111805 ANDERSON SOC STAT ION 31401 2.50
111805 ANDERSON SOC STATION 314014 1.00
111805 ANDERSON SOC STATION 314016 7.00
111805 ANDERSON SOC STATION 314017 5.50
111805 ANDERSON SOC STAT ION 314018 4.00
111805 ANDERSON SOC STAT ION 314019 12.00
133304 BARRETT OIL CO. 5369 474,30
133304 BARRETT OIL CO. 2217 59.64
133304 BARRETT OIL CO. 9713 48.00
176002 BREAKFAST CLUB 96486 4.10
176002 BREAKFAST CLUB 38540 2.05
176002 BREAKFAST CLUB 92180 2.05
176002 BREAKFAST CLUB 93215 2.05
217916 CHATHAM COUNTY MUNICIPAL ASSOC 4625 11.25
223007 CHU, CO,, T.S. 17252 3.18
223007 CHU, CO., T.S. 177+2 1.23
223007 CHU, CO., T.S. 17477 0.63.
223010 CHUBS 7 -11 MART 1649 2.76
223010 CHU'S 7 -11 MART 1648 1.95
223010 CHU'S 7 -11 MART 1490 2.89
223010 CHU'S 7 -11 MART 1695 6.49
223023 CHUtS 7 -11 MART #2 ; 8257 2.40
223023 CHU'S 7 -11 MART #2 8227 2.99
230003 COASTAL PAPER CO., INC. 27242 39,80
307101 ELECTRONICS 21 2445 27.90
342108 FRANK'S UNIFORMS, INC. 54994 87.95
651006 MIDAS MUFFLER SHOPS 2436 116.94
714804 PARK & SHOP 14958 14.02
743503 POWER BRAKE & WHEEL CO., INC. 17408 81.50
753302 RAMADA BY THE SEA 32871 55.17
766807 RENT A TOOL, INC 66494 32.03
776703 R IPT IDE 51992 1.80
808202 SAVANNAH GAS CO. 554603 19.92
808215 SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & POWER 156001 261.76
862510 SOUT FERN BELL TEL. & TEL. 4494 27.00
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CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
COUNCILMAN - NICK C. ALEXANDER
POLICE DEPARTMENT
DATE OF COUNCIL MEETING: 07 -13 -77
BILLS FOR MONTH OF JUN TO BE APPROVED
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VENDOR INVOICE INVOICE
NO VENDOR NAME NO AMOUNT
862510 SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. 4523 29.37
862510 SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. 5600 52.67
862510 SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. 5174 24.65
862523 SOUT HLAND OIL CO. 366741 11.25
862523 SOUTI-LAND OIL CO. 366632 5.22
916903 TNT AUTO PARTS 10551 12.29
929039 TYBEE 66 118742 15.00
AUTHORIZATION TO PAY:
COUNCILMAN NI K C. ALEXANDER
TOTAL 1,743.17
CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH PAGE 1
COUNCILMAN - WILLIAM C. FLEETWOOD
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
DATE OF COUNCIL MEETING: 07 -13-77
BILLS FOR MONTH OF JUN TO BE APPROVED
VENDOR INVOICE INVOICE
NO VENDOR NAME NO AMOUNT
207308 CARGILL, JAMES M. 824 17.19
207308 CARGILL, JAMES M. 900 15.15
207308 CARGILL, JAMES M. 1008 86.70
217916 CHATHAM COUNTY M8H C IPB r" 4654 1,533.62
300205 EAGLE EXTERMINATING CO., INC. 62077 25.00
306319 V. W. EIMICKE ASSOCIATES 312667 55.83
342108 FRANK'S UNIFORMS, INC. 4318 21.90
358406 CATCH FLORIST 62477 25.00
503510 KARP & ARONSON 43077 1,185.00 ---r40 `j
681801 NCR CORP. 78799 12.10
681801 NCR CORP. 842852 28.43
736400 PITNEY -BOWES 991176 33.00
808202 SAVANNAH GAS CO. 777507 6.81
808215 SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & POWER 786005 1.72
808215 SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & POWER 70001 149.76
808215 SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & POWER 193501 1.70
856911 SMITH'S WATCH & JEWELRY 61777 2.35
862510 SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. 4573 70.32
862510 SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. 4037 24.65
870900 STAMP & STENCIL COMPANY 11607 1.35
TOTAL 3,297.58
AUTHO' A -t'� TO PAY
COUNCILMAN WILLIAM C. TWOOD
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CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
COUNCILMAN - EDWARD JUNG
SANITATION DEPARTMENT
DATE OF COUNCIL MEETING: 07 -13 -77
BILLS FOR MONTH OF JUN TO BE APPROVED
PAGE 1
VENDOR INVOICE INVOICE
NO VENDOR NAME NO AMOUNT
220903 CHEVRON U.S.A. INC., 93477 152.96
220903 CFEVRON U.S.A. INC., 28087 153.16
220903 CHEVRON U.S.A. INC., 291177 39.33
319908 E Z AUTO PARTS 710698 38.92
492508 JOHNNY'S RADIATOR SERVICE 2464 22.50
778206 ROAD MACHINERY 9504 15.16
778206 ROAD MACHINERY 9507 27.49
883314 STEPHENS TIRE CO., INC. 57438 249.20
880314 STEPHENS TIRE CO., INC. 757438 115.50
929000 TYBEE STANDARD SER STA 4594 5.00
973001 A. D. WILLIAMS 86 149.43
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TOTAL 968.65
CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
COUNCILMAN - EDWARD JUNG
DEPARTMENT PUBLIC WORKS
DATE OF COUNCIL MEETING: 07 -13 -77
BILLS FOR MONTH OF JUN TO BE APPROVED
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VENDOR INVOICE INVOICE
NO VENDOR NAME NO AMOUNT
108407 ALL SOUTI -ERN GLASS CO., INC. 3813 10.00
176905 W. J. BREMER, INC. 3452 25.80
220903 CHEVRON U.S.A. INC., 9347 157.74
220903 CHEVRON U.S.A. INC., 2808 157.95
220903 CHEVRON U.S.A. INC., 129117 39.32
223007 CHU, CO., T.S. 17813 1.60
223007 CHU, CO., T.S. 17841 2.18
319908 E Z AUTO PARTS 10934 4.95
319908 E Z AUTO PARTS 10943 23.94
319908 E Z AUTO PARTS 10835 4.74
319908 E Z AUTO PARTS 10869 1.60
319908 E Z AUTO PARTS 10968 19.46
329202 FINCHER FORD TRACTOR CORP. 20342 5.30
329202 FINCHER FORD TRACTOR CORP. 5240 217.23
635909 MASURY PAINT CENTER 34486 50.73
639400 MAY'S EZ MO LAWN SERVICE 218399 8.00
639400 MAY'S EZ MO LAWN SERVICE 218394 5.00.
639400 MAY'S EZ MO LAWN SERVICE 400700 13.45
669108 MORR IS ON C FEMI CAL CO. 8658 56.25
713708 PAPER CHEMICAL SLPPLY CO. 16126 103.70
808215 SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & POWER 61560 87.26
808215 SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & POWER 658001 1,155.99
862510 SOUTI-ERN BELL TEL. & TEL. 4702 30.12
880301 STEPHENS MOTOR SLPPLY CO. 57870 51.90
880314 STEPHENS TIRE CO., INC. 657438 62.00
916903 TNT AUTO PARTS 10710 6.60
929000 TYBEE STANDARD SER STA 28243 0,74
929000 TYBEE STANDARD SER STA 45813 5.00
929000 TYBEE STANDARD SER STA 45812 3.20
993900 YOUMANS SIGN CO. 62077 30.00
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COUNCILMAN EDWA••D JUNG
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TOTAL 2,341.75
CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
COUNCILMAN - KAREN LOSEY
FIRE DEPARTMENT
DATE OF COUNCIL MEETING: 07 -13 -77
BILLS FOR MONTH OF JUN TO BE APPROVED
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VENDOR INVOICE INVOICE
NO VENDOR NAME NO AMOUNT
207308 CARGILL, JAMES M. 845 26.50'-
220903 CHEVRON U.S.A. INC., 934713 14. 34'./'
223903 CHEVRON U.S.A. INC., 280810 14.36 ✓-
223037 CHU, CO., T.S. 17766 4.741/'
223007 CHU, CO., T.S. 18202 8.37 /
223007 CHU, CO., T.S. 18197 1.49 ✓
223010 CHU'S 7 -11 MART 1692 0.59✓
223010 CHU'S 7 -11 MART 1659 4.27
223010 CHU'S 7 -11 MART 1666 2.17
223010 CHU'S 7 -11 MART 1661 2.09/
223310 CHU'S 7 -11 MART 1667 3.08 i./"'
223023 CHU'S 7 -11 MART #2 7827 0.50'
319908 E Z AUTO PARTS 10857 4.06/
416607 HAROLDtS SALES & SERVICE 34418 165.03 ✓✓
463401 HOWARD CLINICAL LABORATORY 52777 61.500%
808215 SAVANNAH E LECTR IC & POWER 10700 49.92%.
808228 SAVANNAH COMMUNICATIONS 8659 13.20'✓
808228 SAVANNAH COMMUNICATIONS 8489 27.80
808228 SAVANNAH COMMUNICATIONS 8488 4.401%z
860635 SOLOMON PLUM BING & ELEC. CO. 377 40.00
862510 SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. 4534 40.25/
862510 SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. 4311 28.601/
TOTAL 517.23
AUTHORIZATION TO PAY:
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COUNCILWOMANiKAREN LOSEY
CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
COUNCILMAN - JEROME BETTENCOURT
RECREAT ION- VAR IOUS
DATE OF COUNCIL MEETING: 07 -13 -77
BILLS FOR MONTH OF JUN TO BE APPROVED
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VENDOR INVOICE INVOICE
NO VENDOR NAME NO AMOUNT
132703 BARNETT NOVELTY CO. 9416 44.88
223007 CHU, CO., T.S. 17345 6.99
223007 CHU, CO., T.S. 17364 3.00
223007 CHJ, CO., T.S. 17466 3.14
223007 CHU, CO., T.S. -18037 7.29
223007 CHU, CO., T.S. 17454 1.98
362104 GENERAL MEDICAL SAVANNAH 42958 37.97
527907 K -MART 1700 23.47
751508 RADIO SHACK 96996 21.55
808215 SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & POWER '854001 1.81
808215 SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & POWER 399601 5.15
808215 SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & POWER 294001 17.40
860619 FRANCES SOLOMON 1724 20.25
860635 SOLOMON PLUMBING & ELEC. CO. 445 18.00
TOTAL 212.88
AUTHORIZATION TO PAY:
COUNCILMAN JEROME BETTENCOURT
CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
COUNCILMAN - JEROME BETTENCOURT
CERAMICS DEPARTMENT
DATE OF COUNCIL MEETING: 07 -13 -77
BILLS FOR MONTH OF JUN TO BE APPROVED
VENDOR
NO VENDOR NAME
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INVOICE INVOICE
NO AMOUNT
216506 CERAMIC SHOPPE, TFE 27632 2.88
291204 DOWN SOUTH CERAMICS & SUPPLIES 990 40.02
352305 GALAXY CERAMICS, INC. 3082 7.74
352305 GALAXY CERAMICS, INC. 3257 25.32
352305 GALAXY CERAMICS, INC. 3427 17.82
462606 HOUSE OF CERAMICS 10135 4.12
462606 HOUSE OF CERAMICS 28410 17.55
462606 HOUSE OF CERAMICS 7 77.70
462606 HOUSE OF CERAMICS 28925 14.02
729200 PETREA, MRS. THELMA 1720 26.10
729200 PETREA, MRS. THE LMA 1718 26.55
808215 SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & POWER 157001 93.76
860635 SOLOMON PLUMBING & ELEC. CO. 408 38.50
862510 SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. 4698 30.09
965501 MRS. KATHRYN WHITE 1721 34.88
AUTHORIZ& TO PAY:
TOTAL 457.05
UNCILMAN JEROME BETTENCOURT
CITY OF SAVANNAH BEACH
COUNCILMAN - NICK C. ALEXANDER
PARKING METER DEPARTMENT
DATE OF COUNCIL MEETING: 07 -13 -77
BILLS FOR MONTH OF JUN TO BE APPROVED
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VENDOR INVOICE INVOICE
NO VENDOR NAME NO AMOUNT
223007 CHU, CO., T.S. 17348 1.62
223007 CHU, CO., T.S. 17875 2.98
635909 MASURY PAINT CENTER 3448 18.96
751508 RADIO SHACK 10275 17.95
TOTAL 41.51
AUTHORIZATION TO PAY:
COUNCILMA NI` C. A EXANDER