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Tybee Island, Georgia
April 14, 1982
A regular monthly meeting of the Tybee Island City Council was held
on Wednesday, April 14, 1982 at the City Hall. Mayor Michael J. Counihan called
the meeting to order at 3:30 p.m. with the following Council:menbers present:
William C. Fleetwood, Nick C. Alexander, John J. Owen, Jr., James L. Fabrikant, Jr.
and Jerome W. Bettencourt. Mrs. Julianne J. Meyers joined the group a few minutes
later; she had been detained by her work. .Mr. James E. McAleer, City Attorney, was
also present.
The Mayor asked if there were visitors who wished to appear before Council.
The first such visitor was Mr. Randy Bragg, representing the Tybee Island Jaycees.
He asked permission for the Jaycees to hold their annual Regatta on June 5th at
Center Street. City Council agreed to allow the Regatta, asking that the Jaycees
be responsible for cleaning up afterward.
Mrs. Janis Nichols was the next visitor. She first asked if any progress
has been made on the south end drainage project and was informed that the status
of this project is scheduled to come up during the business portion of the meeting.
She further noted that cars have been by- passing a log obstruction, driving out
onto the beach, and driving to the very southern tip of the island. This provoked
many comments from both Council and audience - there was considerable discussion
about whether Nineteenth Street should be completely blocked. It was noted also
that the U.S.C.G. is using the tower at the south end and that government vehicles
are occasionally using this point of access.
The third speaker to appear before Council was Mrs. Marion Dean who con-
gratulated the Mayor and Council on their financial responsibility and on their
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progressive administration. Mayor Counihan thanked Mrs. Dean on behalf of the
Council.
On motion by Councilman Fleetwood with second by Councilman Owen, the
minutes of the meetings of March 10th and March 24th, 1982 were approved as
written.
Bills for April, 1982 were approved as follows: General Government -
$3,324.92, Parking Meter Department - $86.47, Police Department - $4,116.34,
Public Works - $5,118.81, Sanitation - $1,288.65, Fire Department - $432.97,
Recreation - $319.34, Ceramics - $356.21, Sewer Department - $7,457.73 and
Water Department - $2,404.48.
Under Communications a letter from Arnold J. Seyden, Jr., Chairman
of Tybee Island Planning Commission, was read as information. A copy of this
letter is attached to, and becomes a part of, these minutes. Councilman Fabrikant,
commenting on the letter, stated that he believes the matters need additional
study; Councilman Fleetwood suggested that as much as possible be implemented at
once. He then moved that whatever action necessary be taken at once to hold up
permits under Planned Unit Development until the stndies are completed. Council-
man Fabrikant seconded this and the motion was passed without dissent. The City
Attorney was asked to prepare appropriate documents so stating for Council's action.
A letter from Thomas & Hutton Engineering Canpany, dated April 12, 1982,
was read. This concerned overland pumpage at the waste water treatment plant, and
Councilman Fleetwood explained that the area where ponding resulted was a part of
a Mosquito Control ditching system, and that these ditches are scheduled to be re-
paired. The City will cooperate closely with the mosquito control officials and
EPD officials to render harmless any aftereffects of the pumpage.
The Clerk reminded the elected officials of a notice of an upcoming
First District quarterly Georgia Municipal Meeting in Waynesboro on Tuesday, May 4th.
The Clerk further reminded the Council of an invitation to attend a
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luncheon meeting on street lighting sponsored by SEPCO and scheduled for Tuesday,
May 11, 1982.
A letter fi u Mr. Mallie B. Clark, Jr. of the Tybee Island Jaycess was
read and accepted as information. A copy of this is attached to, and becomes a
part of, these minutes.
- 1 Mayor Counihan recognized Mr. Ralph Tenebaum, a late- arriving visitor.
Tenebaum asked again, as he did last year, about whether the city intends to
nor a verbal agreement he had with a previous administration. Mr. Tenebaum
supplied pipe for a water line and was supposed to receive tapping fees from all
residences built on Center Street. Councilman Fleetwood, stated that he cannot
see that Council is liable but that he will meet with Mr. Tenebaum and see if a
mutually satisfactory solution can be found.
Mayor Counihan announced that Dennis Billew has resigned from the Recreation
Board because he has accepted another position and moved away; he recanrnended Mr.
Michael Fleetwood as his replacement to serve through December 1, 1985 (Mr. Billew's
unexpired term.) City Council unanimously endorsed the Mayor's appointment.
An ordinance, based on one recently enacted by Chatham County, and calling
for the listing of all drug paraphdmalia sold within the city limits, was intro-
duced by Police Commissioner Owen and read by City Attorney McAleer. Many questions
were asked by the Council and the ordinance was accepted on first reading. It was
requested that someone who is expert in this area be invited to further explain the
ordinance prior to its second reading in May.
The proposed budget for FY 82 -83 was introduced and explained by Finance
Chairman Fleetwood. Mr. Fleetwood stated that any changes in this budget during
the year must be approved by City Council, adding that he is reca[unending certain
surpluses so that the next council will be able to handle emergencies. He then
noted certain specific items as being worthy of attention. After some discussion
Councilman Owen moved the budget be adopted as read, Councilman Fabrikant seconded
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and the motion passed without dissenting vote.
A Resolution appointing Joint Absentee Ballot Clerks for the upcoming
Municipal Election was read and passed unanimously. A copy of the Resolution is
attached to, and becomes a part of, these minutes.
Councilman Alexander explained that it is the recommendation of Thomas &
Hutton that the city retain a firm consisting of two Class I Operators to oversee
the operations of the City's waste water treatment plant. This will fulfill the
state's requirement that the city have at least a Class II Operator, and will be
advantageous in terms of services received for costs expended. The recamnendation
also states that this should be for a six months period, with renewal after that
time negotiable as to hours required and cost per month. After some discussion
Councilman Alexander moved that such a contract be accepted, Councilman Fabrikant
seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Councilwoman Meyers reported that the ISO Study does not have to wait until
the water study is complete. She stated that some data and paper work is being
worked on now, she added that this is going to take same money and some outside
help but that we should be able to lower the rating by one or two points just by
accumulating this needed data.
Councilman Bettencourt informed the Council that an advertisement has
run in the Tybee News stating that the Jaycee Park Concession Stand is available
for lease from the city. He explained that the Jaycees used to run the stand but
that they have been unable to sign the lease foranother year. Mayor Counihan asked
if any other clubs are interested. If not, it was the- :opinion"of the council that
a lease should be granted to a private individual as the concession stand is needed
during softball games, and as an occupied concession will discourage vandals.
It was then announced by Councilman Fabrikant that the south end drainage
project study has been completed and that bids will be opened. on April 20, 1982.
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Be added that the present plans call for immediate construction. Councilman
Fleetwood reminded the anaience that this project will be accomplished with
Revenue Sharing funds.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned until the
next regular or special called meeting.
CLERK OF COUNCIL
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R E S O L U T I O N
WHEREAS, the charter of the City of Tybee Island,
Section 19, provides that a regular election shall be held
on the first Monday in May each even year at the City Hall
for the election of a Mayor and six (6) Councilmen;
WHEREAS, 1982 is an even year;
WHEREAS, the "Georgia Election Code" provides for
the appointment of an absentee ballot clerk;
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND ALDERMAN OF THE
CITY OF TYBEE ISLAND and it is hereby resolved by the authority
thereof:
(1) That Rowena B. Fripp and Patricia R. Pagan
are hereby appointed to serve as absentee
ballot clerks for the municipal election
for the City of Tybee Island for 1982, as
provided for in Georgia Code Annotated
34A -103.
The above and foregoing Resolution having been
adopted and approved this /9) day of April, 1982.
MICHAEL JOSEPH /COUNIHAN, MAYOR
Zf)
CLER OF COUNCIL
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CITY OF TYBEE ISLAND
BUDGET
FISCAL YEAR 5/82 - 4/83
GENERAL FUN
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CITY OF TYBEE ISLAND
GENERAL FUND
ANTICIPATED REVENUES
MAY 1982 -APRIL 1983
REVENUE BY SOURCE:
REAL ESTATE TAX - DIGEST
BUSINESS LICENSES
BEVERAGE TAXES
POLICE COURT FINES
PARK MTR /LOT COLLECTIONS
PARKING VIOLATIONS
BUILDING PERMIT FEES
MISCELLANEOUS INCOME
STATE GRANTS -POP. /MILE.
PUBLIC UTILITIES
NORTH BEACH PARKING LOT
GRANTS - LIFEGUARDS
PEN. /INT. DELINQUENT TAXES
TRUCK DECALS
PROCEEDS NO. BCH. STAND
INTANGIBLE TAXES
AD VALORUM -AUTO TAGS
PERSONAL PROP. TAX- DIGEST
SALE CITY EQUIPMENT
INSURANCE PREMIUM TAX
INTEREST INCOME FROM INVESTMENTS
CERAMICS SUPPLIES RECEIPTS
COMMISSION ON PHONES
GAS TANK INSPECTION FEES
POLICE CASH BONDS
COPIER INCOME
ACCIDENT REPORT FEES
REV. OF DRIVER LICENSE FEES
HOTEL MOTEL TAX
BAR CARDS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER TAX -GA.
UMPIRE & JERSEY DONATIONS
PERSONAL PARKING DECAL SALES
GA. SALES TAX REBATE
PARKS IMPROVEMENT GRANT
SOUTH BEACH PARKING LOT
REZONE FEES
LEAA GRANT(INTOXIMETER)
CABLE. J.V. ,FRANCHISE
TOTAL ANTICIPATED REVENUES
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$ 386,000.
50,000.
60,000.
23,000.
75,000.
39,000.
9,000.
500.
13,000.
49,000.
16,000.
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3,500.
5,000.
1,000.
9,500.
18,000.
5,500.
400.
600.
5,000.
5,100.
600.
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20,000.
300.
68.
150.
45,000.
40.
1,000.
3,000.
750.
180,000.
15,973.
15,000.
300.
2,000.
10,000.
$ 1,068,281.
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CITY OF TYBEE ISLAND
GENERAL FUND
ANTICIPATED EXPENSES
MAY 1982 -APRIL 1983
GENERAL GOVERNMENT:
MAYOR, COUNCIL FEES $ 4,200.
OFFICE SALARIES 48,362.
LEGAL & AUDIT 9,000.
OFFICE SUPPLIES 9,500.
ELECTRICITY 4,300.
INSURANCE 5,300.
TRAVEL ALLOWANCE -BY CAR 300.
ENTERTAIN GOV'T OFFICIALS 1,200.
TELEPHONE 2,000.
HEATING 1,800.
OTHER GEN'L GOV'T EXPENSES 4,000.
RENTAL COPIER & SUPPLY EXPENSE 3,025.
CHAT. CO. HOUSING INSPECTION 1,250.
DUES -CHAT. & GA. MUNICIPAL ASSO. 520.
MAID SERVICE 1,200.
AUTH PRIZED COMMITTEE TRIPS 3,000.
CHRISTMAS EXPENSE 4,000.
PEST CONTROL 150.
LEGAL NOTICES 400.
ELECTION EXPENSE 4,000.
OFFICE EQUIP. MAINTENANCE 3,500.
CITY MARSHALL TRUCK EXP. 4,300.
CITY MARSHALL SALARY 5,700.
PLANNING COMMISSION EXPENSE 500.
ZONING ADM. FEE 2,400.
BEACH EROSION EXPENSE 500.
SURVEYS 2,500.
OFFICE TRAINING PROGRAMS 1,000.
REPAIR CITY HALL EQUIP. 500.
REPAIR CITY HALL BLDG., PANEL,CLOSE BALCONY,BLINDS 4,000.
PENSION FUND -CITY EXP. 3,500.
DOG CATCHER EXPENSE 650.
TOTAL GENERAL GOV'T EXPENSES $ 1361557.
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GENERAL FUND
ANTICIPATED EXPENSES
MAY 1982 -APRIL 1983
POLICE DEPARTMENT:
SALARIES (INCLUDES 2 ADDED PATROLMEN) $ 152,587.
REC. CLK, DISPATCHER, JAILER, MATRON 63,200.
RECORDER OF COURT 4,800.
POL. CLEAN /P. 0. BEN. 1,250.
JAIL ELECTRICITY 1,700.
GAS,OIL,PARTS,REPAIRS -CARS 25,000.
UNIFORMS, ACCESSORIES 3,000.
JAIL EXPENSE 5,000.
INSURANCE 5,500.
OTHER POLICE EXPENSE 4,000.
DRUG ABUSE PROGRAM 1,000.
OFFICE SUPPLIES 1,700.
JAIL & CHIEF'S PHONE 600.
HEATING -JAIL 700.
RADIO SYSTEM & RADIO REPAIRS 2,000.
POLICE STATION MAID 550.
AUTHORIZED TRIP EXPENSE 1,500.
POLICE SIGNS 200.
INTOXIMETER SUPPLIES 600.
POLICE SCHOOL EXPENSE 1,500.
INVESTIGATIVE EXPENSE 1,000.
FIRST AID EXPENSE 500.
POLICE EQUIPMENT 600.
COMPLEX -ELEC. & PHONE 16,500.
TOTAL POLICE DEPT. EXPENSE $ 294,987.
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GENERAL FUND
ANTICIPATED EXPENSES
MAY 1982 -APRIL 1983
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS:
D.P.W. TRAVEL $ 2,100.
D.P.W. LABOR 91,000.
GAS, OIL,PARTS,REPAIRS - VEHICLES 15,000.
ELECTRICITY 18,000.
STREET LIGHTS 24,500.
MAINTENANCE -- CITY BLDGS. 2,000.
STREET MAINTENANCE 2,000.
INSPECTOR'S FEES 3,600.
D.P.W. INSURANCE 6,000.
OTHER DPW EXPENSES 1,100.
OPERATING SUPPLIES 2,500.
TELEPHONE 350.
HEATING 1,000.
SIGNS- VARIOUS 1,500.
REPAIRS TO SHOP EQUIPMENT 300.
BEACH RAILINGS & BENCHES 1,500.
OFFICE SUPPLIES -DPW 50.
LAWN MOWER REPAIRS 700.
REED - CONSULTANT FEES 5,200.
UTILITY MAN /PARK MAINT. MAN 3,000.
SUMMER GRASS CUTTERS & BEACH CLEANERS (5) (CONTRACT) 12,060.
TOTAL D.P.W. EXPENSE $ 193,460.
SANITATION DEPARTMENT:
SANITATION LABOR
GAS, OIL, PARTS,REPAIRS- TRUCKS
SANITATION INSURANCE
OTHER SANITATION EXPENSE
SANITATION TRAVEL EXPENSE
MAINTENANCE & OPERATING
ELECTRICITY - TRANSFER STATION
TOTAL SANITATION EXPENSE
$ 71,000.
11,000.
5,900.
300.
2,900.
20,000.
1,000.
$ 1.1.7,100.
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GENERAL FUND
ANTICIPATED EXPENSES
MAY 1982 -APRIL 1983
PARKING METER DEPARTMENT:
PARKING METER SALARIES $ 34,000.
GAS, OIL, PARTS,REPAIRS- TRUCKS 1,600.
MAINTENANCE 500.
UNIFORMS 150.
TELEPHONE -16TH ST. MTR. HOUSE 240.
INSURANCE 500.
OPERATING SUPPLIES 100.
PARKING METER ELECTRIC 500.
OFFICE SUPPLIES 1,400.
TOTAL PARKING METER EXPENSES $ 38,990.
FIRE DEPARTMENT:
FIRE DEPT. SALARIES
MAINT /OPER. & MINOR TOOLS
GAS,OIL,PARTS,REPAIRS- TRUCKS
TELEPHONE
ELECTRICITY
INSURANCE
OTHER FIRE DEPT. EXPENSES
HEATING
AUTHORIZED TRIP EXPENSE
MEMBERSHIP DUES
BLDG. MAINTENANCE
FIREMEN'S PHYSICALS
FIREMEN'S CLOTHING
RADIO CONTACT EQUIP. REPAIR
TOTAL FIRE DEPT. EXPENSE
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1,200.
1,300.
950.
150.
1,900.
1,400.
100.
600.
1,800.
250.
120.
1,000.
700.
$ 12,970.
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GENERAL FIND
ANTICIPATED EXPENSES
MAY 1982 -APRIL 1983
MUSEUM:
INSURANCE
TYBEE MUSEUM ASSO. SUBSIDY
TOTAL MUSEUM EXPENSE
$ 70.
6,000.
6,070.
RECREATION:
CERAMIC MAID $ 500.
CERAMICS SEMINAR & G.P.R.A. 1,100.
CERAMICS SUPPLIES 5,100.
RECREATION- VARIOUS 4,000.
RECREATION DIRECTOR & HELPERS (INCLUDES PARK STUDENT) 19,470.
REC. BLDG. #2- CERAMICS 2,500.
GAS,OIL,PARTS,REPAIRS -DIR. CAR 500.
INSURANCE 175.
UMPIRE FEES & JERSEYS 3,000.
TOTAL RECREATION EXPENSE $ 36,345.
LIFEGUARD DEPARTMENT:
LIFEGUARD SALARIES
LIFEGUARD UNIFORMS
FIRST AID SUPPLY
TOTAL LIFEGUARD EXPENSE
PARKS, OTHER REC. BLDG.,:
MEMORIAL PARK (ENG. STUDY, LIGHTS, TENNIS CRT.)
J.C. PARK & DIAMOND LIGHTS
COMMUNITY HOUSE
COMMUNITY HOUSE MAID
REC. BLDG. #1rJ.C. CLUBHOUSE
- LIBRARY.
TOTAL PARKS, BLDGS. EXPENSE
$ 12,000.
500.
300.
$ 12,800.
$ 7,700.
1,600.
3,900.
325.
50.
$ 13,575.
LIBRARY SALARIES
LIBRARY SUPPLIES
LIBRARY RENOVATIONS (BLINDS)
MOVIE SCREEN, CHAIR REPAIR
TOTAL LIBRARY EXPENSE
4,350.
50.
512..
335.
$ 5,247.
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GENERAL FUND
ANTICIPATED EXPENSES
MAY 1982 -APRIL 1983
OTHER EXPENSES:
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SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES $ 34,890.
LIFE INSURANCE - EMPLOYEES 3,060.
HOSPITALIZATION 23,000.
SIGNS 500.
MARINE RES. SQD.- CONTRIBUTION 600.
ADM. EXP. -SOC. SEC. REPORTS 76.
UNEMPLOYMENT (REIMBURSABLE) 5,000.
CHAMBER COMM. CONTRIBUTION 5,500.
UNMETERED W/S CITY BLDGS. 6,000.
TYBEE NEWS CONTRIBUTIONS 1,200.
REST ROOM EXPENSE 1,600.
ENGINEER SERVICES - VARIOUS 1,000.
COpNT+INGENCIES 42,040.
CUSTODIAN REST RMS. & BLDGS. 7,000.
TOTAL OTHER EXPENSE
CAPITAL OUTLAY:
LOT & STREET PAVING
J. C. PARKS IMPROVEMENTS (GRILLS, LIGHTS, ETC)
FIRE EQUIPMENT
DPW TRUCKS, MOWERS (2 P.U.)
POLICE RADAR MPH K -55 & PORT. RADIO & CHG.
FIRE STATION BLDG. (PART)
POLICE CARS
POLICE OFFICE EQUIPMENT (COPIER
& SHREDDER)
$ 131,466.
$ 15,000.
12,000.
2,000.
16,000.
3,754.
5,000.
16,660.
3, 300.
TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY $ 73,714.
TOTAL ALL ANTICIPATED EXPENSES $ 1,068,281.
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BUDGET
FISCAL YEAR 5/82 - 4/83
WATER SEWER FUND
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CITY OF TYBEE ISLAND
WATER SEWER FUND
ANTICIPATED REVENUES
MAY 1982- -APRIL 1983
WATER CHARGES $ 97,000.
SEWER CHARGES 178,500.
EXTRA LINE INCOME 100.
OTHER INCOME 100.
STUBBING FEES 51,000.
CHAT. CO. BD. SINK. INTEREST 60,000.
TAPPING FEES 22,100.
INCOME -GEN°L FUND PUBLIC BLDG. WiS 6,000.
INTEREST EARNED- INVESTMENTS 5,000.
INT. EARNED- CUSTODIAN ACCOUNT -0-
TOTAL ANTICIPATED REVENUES $ 419,800.
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WATER SEWER FIND
ANTICIPATED EXPENSES
MAY 1982 -APRIL 1983
OFFICE SALARIES $ 22,000.
WATER DEPT. LABOR 30,000.
ELECTRIC -WATER DEPT., 13,550.
OPERATING SUPPLIES -WATER DEPT. 2,000.
REPAIRS /MAINTENANCE -WATER DEPT. 5,000.
OFFICE SUPPLIES 3,000.
LEGAL C AUDIT 4,500.
GAS,OIL,PARTS,REPAIR- TRUCKS 2,500.
INSURANCE 9,050.
SOCIAL SECURITY TAX 6,250.
HOSPITALIZATION 3,276.
TELEPHONE -WATER DEPT. 1,644.
MEMBERSHIP DUES -W /S DEPT. 30.
RAINSUITS, F /AID KITS, SPRAY,ETC., 100.
COST WATER ANALYSES 50.
WATER METERS & PARTS 9,000.
LEGAL NOTICES 200.
INT- PAYABLE /BD. SINK FD.- CITY /CO., 124,956.
SEWER DEPT. LABOR 40,560.
PLANT TREATMENT TESTS 1,200.
SIGNS 10.
TRAINING PLANT OPERATORS 600.
ELECTRICITY -SEWER DEPT. 21,000.
OPERATING SUPPLIES -SEWER DEPT. 3,000.
REPAIRS /MAINTENANCE -SEWER DEPT (EXTEND EFFLUENT PIPE) 25,000.
GAS,OIL,PARTS,REPAIRS - TRUCKS 3,900.
TELEPHONE AT PLANT 480.
WELL, VEHICLES, EQUIPMENT 74,234.
PENSION FUND -CITY EXPENSE 710.
PLANT MANAGER FEES 12,000.
TOTAL ANTICIPATED EXPENSES $ 419,800.
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P.O. Box 561
Tybee Island, GA 31328
13 April 1982
The Honorable Michael J. Counihan
Mayor, City of Tybee Island, GA
P.O. Box 128
Tybee Island, GA 31328
Dear Mayor Counihan and City Council:
As you are aware, the Planning Commission has recommended to City
Council that the Insurance Service Office (ISO) evaluation be
completed as a prerequisite to up- grading the water system. Also,
the Commission presently has a committee working on recommendations
to Council pertaining to revisions to Section 8, Planning and Devel-
opment of the City Code of Ordinances. Until these it are approved
and resolved, it is the unanimous opinion of the Qmnission that the
following it be accomplished as soon as possible.
a. Delete the Planned Unit District (Piet), Article C, District
Regulations,. Section 8 -4-31, paragraph (d) and the related subpara-
graphs of the Tybee Island Code. Include the following note in its
place: "(d) PUD Planned Unit District. This section of the ordinance
is being revised by the City of Tybee Island. Until such time as
revisions are completed, no PUD rezoning will be considered by the
Planning Commission or City Council."
b. Disallow any new construction that will exceed 2 stories in
height. Height would be measured from a finish floor elevation of
14.0 feet msl plus 10 feet per story, not to exceed 34.0 feet plus
the roofline height.
c. The City Attorney should be directed to proceed immediately
with an accurate mapping of city streets, right-of-ways and easements.
There seems to be many problems pertaining to this matter that ul the
be resolved before future planning can be accurately accomplished
city.
The two committees previously mentioned are composed nposed of well - qualified
highly professional citizens who have willingly volunteered their services
to the community. It is my hope that both committees will rapidly complete
their studies so that recommendations can be forwarded to you at the
earliest possible date. Our priority is to complete the water study first.
I am available to discuss these items upon request.
Sincerely,
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ARNOLD J. EN, JR.
Chairman, Tybee Island Planning Commission
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April 6, 1982
Mayor and Council
P. 0. Box 128
Tybee Island, GA 31328
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen:
This is a note to express appreciation for
resolving the matter pertaining to the JC circus at
Tybee. Certainly the Jaycees regret the necessity for
a special council meeting and the resulting time subtracted
from your respective routines.
To be clear, after consideration of all factors
involved, we still feel the Butler Avenue location to be
the better spot; however, we recognize the rationale
behind your decision. We feel that, with respect to the
council as a whole, treatment of the issue was fair. We
especially appreciate the prevailing attitude which allows
disagreement on certain points while retaining the capability
for mutual support and cooperation. We look forward to
working with you in the future.
Tybee Island Jaycees
P. 0. Box 84
Tybee Island, GA 31328
Respectfully yours,
*e' z- e
MALLIE B. CLARK, JR.