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1996- 06 -13. City Council Minutes
The Tybee Island City Council held its regular monthly
meeting on Thursday, June 13, 1996 in the City Hall auditorium.
Mayor Walter W. Parker presided, with the following members of
Council present: Ed Merves, Jack Youmans, William Remeta, Michael
A. Hosti, Mariann Wildi, and Mallory Pearce. Also present were
City Attorney Edward Hughes and City Manager Bill Farmer. Mayor
Parker called the meeting to order at 7:32 p.m. Mayor Parker gave
the invocation and led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Senator Eric Johnson said that coming to municipal meetings
at least once a year is a goal of his. The Senator gave a brief
update on action taken by the General Assembly that effects local
governments. Senator Johnson said that he always enjoys coming to
Tybee.
Judge Charles Mikell, Superior Court, said that Tybee was
good to him 4 years ago and would like everyone to vote on July
9, 1996. This election will decide the judgeships for Chatham.
Judge Mikell said that he feels that he has tried to treat
everyone fairly.
Mr. Gary Udenski, Chief Tax Assessor, said that most of the
property owners received notices last year from his office but
that very few would get any this year. The cost of building has
declined about 3% so some values will decline this year. Mrs.
Alice Martin again spoke about valuing property based on what the
houses around you sell for, stating that this is not fair to
people who have owned their property for a number of years.
Councilmember Remeta asked if the circumstances of the island are
ever considered when establishing the value of property? Mr.
Udenski said that he has been reading about the erosion on the
Tybee and cannot tell the Council that prospective buyers look at
conditions. Mr. Udenski said that Council could appoint a
committee to work closely with his staff on the re- evaluations of
property on Tybee
Mr. Chris Lightle, the City auditor, from Tindol and Smith,
stated that the 1995 fiscal year end audit looks real good. Mr.
Rick Tindol explained the Financial Condition Worksheet saying
that Tybee ranks among the best. This worksheet is a 10 point
test to see how well a city is operating. Mr. Tindol said that
the most popular question that is asked is how much should be
held in the fund balance. Mr. Tindol said that the amount should
be 3 to 6 month for operation expenses.
Mr. Chris Schuberth said from a geologists perspective that
the erosion on the Back River could be caused by shoals. The
property owners are blaming the south tip groin for the erosion,
but there is also the natural cycle to consider that occurs about
every 20 years. Mr. Chuck Watson an electrical engineer said that
you can take data and put into a computer and play around with
different ideas. Mr. Watson said maybe a more detailed study is
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needed. This could cost about $5,000. A lady from the audience
asked if dredging off shore could cause erosion. Mr. Watson
answered yes.
Mrs. Margaret Wylly thanked all officials who attended the
meeting on Tuesday, June llth to look over the erosion problem on
the Back River. Mrs. Wylly asked that Council reconsider and
request a permit from the State to rock Inlet Avenue.
Mayor Parker asked how far along were the property owners from
getting their permit? Mrs. Wylly said about a week or two.
Mr. John Jarvis said that the jet skis are interfering with
the surfers on the south end of island and would the City please
stop the jet ski from coming so close into shore.
Mrs. Kathryn Williams of the Marine Science Center announced
the Evening Adventures Series are held at the City Hall every
Saturday at 8 P.M.
Mr. David Baker commended City employees Jimmy Bostwick and
Charles Polite for the assistance they have given with a water
problem on his street. Mr. Baker also gave Council a 7 minute
video on the dangers of go carts.
City Manager Farmer related to Council the substance of 4
letters received from the ministers and residents objecting to
granting an alcohol beverage license to the Eighty's End on
Tybrisa because of the arcade being so close in proximity. The
letters were from Rev. David Laughner, Father Samuel Wysong,
Father John Fitzpatrick and Troy Johnson.
Mayor Parker opened, asked for comment, and closed the
following public hearings according to the laws.
1. Councilmember Pearce presented Article VII Tree Removal
Regulations on its first reading explaining the changes: (a)
requirement of a tree survey of property. (b) density. (c)
Significant trees to include hardwoods and southern red cedar 10
inches. Mr. David O'Leary spoke against this amendment to the
ordinance stating that there is a lot more here than meets the
eye and that it needs more study. Mrs. Kathryn William said that
the original tree ordinance had more significant trees listed
than the live oak. Councilmember Remeta said that when the first
tree ordinance was in the process of being passed that all the
people on Lewis Avenue cut trees before the final adoption of the
ordinance and this will happen again. Councilmember Youmans
stated that there are more trees on the island than there were 25
years ago.
2. Zoning Administrator Byers presented Council with the petition
from Mr. Paul Burns for a special review for information only for
a restaurant lA highway 80. Mr. Burns has purchased the Short
Stop diner and it will be attached to the existing building. The
diner has a fully equipped kitchen.
3. Mr. Paul Jackson presented Council with his petition for a
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major subdivision at 806 - 832 Highway 80. Mr. Jackson said this
is the front part of Eagles Nest and it will be 9 lots.
Councilmember Remeta questioned if this will have a private
drive. Mr. Jackson answered yes each side will have a private
drive. Councilmember Wildi asked about the tree survey. Mr.
Jackson said that it is on the engineering report.
4. Ms. Sara Russell presented Council with a special review
petition for a Bed and Breakfast at 702 Butler Avenue.
5. Mr. Michael Ryan presented his petition for a minor
subdivision of one lot into 3 lots at #1 18th Place. The front
lot will be his personal residence, the other two will be duplex
lots. Councilmember Pearce asked if the lots are accessible? Mr.
Ryan said yes, by private drive. Mrs. Josephine Doyle, adjacent
property owner and Ms. Sandra Luxenberg, daughter of adjacent
property owner Mrs. E. Rosen, asked questions. Mrs. Doyle spoke
against the request citing previous owners have been turned down,
plus they received no notice of the meeting. Zoning Administrator
Byers read a statement citing that if Mr. Ryan crosses the
jurisdiction line he would need a shore permit.
Mayor Parker opened the meeting for business legally
presented.
Councilmember Youmans moved to apply for the permit to rock
Inlet Avenue but at the same time to ask for a permit for a
crossover that will allow vehicles access to the beach area.
Councilmember Remeta seconded. Vote by Council was 5 in favor
(Merves, Youmans, Remeta, Wildi, Pearce); 1 opposed (Hosti).
Councilmember Wildi moved to allow City Manager Farmer to
negotiate with property owners and Paul Richards on the
purchasing of the rock transportation. Councilmember Merves
seconded. Vote by Council was 3 in favor (Merves, Wildi, Pearce);
3 opposed (Youmans, Remeta, Hosti). Mayor Parker broke the tie by
voting in favor. Councilmember Youmans said that rock is also
needed at the boat ramp before concrete is poured. Councilmember
Remeta noted that there may be some resentment on the island
about Estill Beach and the curve not getting fixed, everything is
going to the south end of island. Mr. Richards said that the
costs of moving the rock is capped at $5,000.00 anything over
that amount the company will pay. Mrs. Irene Williams questioned
who will be paying for the transportation of the rocks?
Councilmember Hosti said he can not see the City paying for the
rocks. Mayor Parker said that the rock is free, we will have to
pay for the transportation and that the City would only pay for
their portion which is 80 feet. Councilmember Youmans moved to
adopt a form letter stating that the City has no recognition of a
land fill in that area. Councilmember Merves seconded. Vote by
Council was unanimous.
Councilmember Peace moved to accept the 1995 audit.
Councilmember Youmans seconded. Vote by Council was unanimous.
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Councilmember Pearce moved to adopt Article VII Tree Removal
Regulations on its first reading including changes that he has
read and explained. Councilmember Hosti seconded. Councilmember
Remeta moved to amend the significant trees to 15 inches.
Councilmember Wildi seconded. Vote by Council was 3 in favor
(Youmans, Remeta, Wildi); 3 opposed (Merves, Hosti, Pearce).
Mayor Parker broke the tie by voting against the amendment. Vote
on the main motion was 4 in favor (Merves, Hosti, Wildi, Pearce);
2 opposed (Youmans, Remeta). Second reading will be held in July.
Councilmember Youmans moved to approve the Special Review
for Mr. Paul Burns. Councilmember Merves seconded. Vote by
Council was unanimous.
Councilmember Wildi moved to approve the petition for a
major subdivision for Eagles Nest, agent Paul Jackson.
Councilmember Hosti seconded. Vote by Council was unanimous.
Councilmember Youmans moved to approve the Special Review
for a Bed and Breakfast from Ms. Sara Russell. Councilmember
Wildi seconded. Vote by Council was unanimous.
Councilmember Youmans moved to approved Minor Subdivision
petitioned by Mr. Michael Ryan. Councilmember Remeta seconded.
Councilmembers Pearce and Merves questioned the private drive.
City Attorney Hughes said that the City has no interest in the
private drive or control over the easement /private drive.
Councilmember Hosti said that access for emergency vehicles needs
to be addressed. Mayor Parker said that 18th Place is just like
all the other lanes between Butler and the beach. Vote by Council
was 4 in favor (Youmans, Remeta, Wildi, Merves); 2 opposed
(Hosti, Pearce).
Councilmember Merves moved to accept the resolution for the
Tybee Island Beach Task Force /Committee. Councilmember Pearce
seconded. Councilmember Youmans asked when is Council going to
appoint the committee? Mayor Parker said that he assumes that the
people who are serving now will continue, but would like to
appoint Linda Cox to the committee. Councilmember Remeta moved to
amend by stating that Mayor and Council will appoint the
Chairman. Councilmember Hosti seconded. Vote by Council on the
amendment was 5 in favor (Merves, Youmans, Remeta, Hosti,
Pearce); 1 opposed (Wildi). Vote on the main motion was 4 in
favor (Merves, Hosti, Wildi, Pearce); 2 opposed (Youmans,
Remeta). Councilmember Pearce moved to appoint all current
members and add Linda Cox to the committee. Vote by Council was 3
in favor (Hosti, Wildi, Pearce); 3 opposed (Merves, Youmans,
Remeta). Mayor Parker broke the tie by voting in favor of the
appointments.
Councilmember Wildi moved to adopt the Tybee Island
Historical Society resolution. Councilmember Pearce seconded.
Vote by Council was unanimous.
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A resolution on sanitation dumping fees was not adopted.
Council agreed to monitor for one to two months before any
decision.
Councilmember Hosti moved to adopt the resolution on the
Water Storage Tank for condemnation of property. Councilmember
Wildi seconded. Vote by Council was unanimous.
Councilmember Wildi moved to deny the request from Nick
Alexander for a alcohol beverage license for Eighty's End on
Tybrisa Street. Councilmember Pearce seconded. After a long
discussion the vote by Council was 5 in favor to deny (Merves,
Remeta, Hosti, Wildi, Pearce); 1 opposed (Youmans).
Bills for the month of May were approved as presented by
City Manager Farmer. Councilmember Pearce moved to accept with
Councilmember Hosti seconded. Vote by Council was unanimous.
Councilmember Wildi moved to table decision on Special Event
rules and regulations. Councilmember Youmans seconded. Vote by
Council was unanimous.
Councilmember Youmans moved to deny variance on the noise
ordinance requested by the Unswitchables City Wide Outreach.
Councilmember Pearce seconded. Vote by Council was unanimous.
Councilmember Wildi moved to approve the request for the 4th
of July Fireworks from the Chamber. Councilmember Merves
seconded. Councilmember Remeta asked the City Manager if he has
received the Chamber annual audit report? City Manager Farmer
said no, not yet.
Councilmember Pearce moved to accept the recommendations
from City Manager Farmer for the budget adjustments for
renovations to the school. Councilmember Merves seconded. Vote by
Council was 5 in favor (Merves, Remeta, Hosti, Wildi, Pearce); 1
opposed (Youmans).
Councilmember Hosti moved to approved the Memo of Agreement
with MPC. Councilmember Pearce seconded. Mrs. Fripp said that
this is required by the Federal government. Vote by Council was 5
in favor (Merves, Youmans, Hosti, Wildi, Pearce); 1 opposed
(Remeta).
City Manager Farmer said that the tax billing /collection
proposal is not ready for Council to take any action at this
time.
Councilmember Youmans moved to accept the contract with DOT
for various street widening and resurfacing, stating that these
are the Olympic streets. Councilmember Merves seconded.
Councilmember Hosti asked that the city consider the people that
the widening will effect. Vote by Council was unanimous.
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City Manager Farmer said that Acting Superintendent Reese is
looking into the waste water treatment plant repair and that we
will have bids for the next meeting.
Councilmember Youmans moved to deny the ante litem notice
from William Reardon. Councilmember Remeta seconded. Vote by
Council was unanimous.
Councilmember Pearce announced that the City has received
the Presbytery grant for Environment in the amount of $9,500.
Mayor Parker asked Mrs. Fripp to write a thank you note to Mr.
Dick Gross.
City Manager Farmer presented a map of the island to Council
showing the sewer lines that need repairing and the pot holes
that need addressing. Mayor Parker said that if there are some
potentially dangerous pot holes to please fix them now.
Councilmember Wildi mentioned that there is a bad one on Miller
and Third Street.
Councilmember Pearce moved to purchase two ATV's for the
Tybee Island Beach Patrol in the amount of $6,200. Councilmember
Youmans seconded. Vote by Council was 5 in favor (Merves,
Youmans, Hosti, Wildi, Pearce); 1 opposed (Remeta).
Councilmember Pearce moved to adopt the Zoning Text
Amendment for the definition of setback in the Land Development
Plan on its second reading. Councilmember Youmans seconded. Vote
by Council was unanimous.
Councilmember Pearce moved to adopt Section 7 -1 -5 Criteria
for Establishing Public Facility Use Fee on its second reading.
Councilmember Remeta seconded. Councilmember Remeta seconded.
Vote by Council was unanimous.
Councilmember Pearce moved to adopt Section 6 -1 -21 Miscellaneous
Service Charge on its second reading. Councilmember Youmans
seconded. Vote by Council was unanimous.
Councilmember Pearce moved to adopt Section 6 -3 -1 Water
Sewer Charges on its second reading. Councilmember Wildi
seconded. Vote by Council was 3 in favor (Hosti, Wildi, Pearce);
3 opposed ( Merves, Youmans, Remeta). Mayor Parker broke the tie
by voting in favor of the rate increase.
Councilmember Pearce moved to adopt Section 10 -1 -40 Go Carts
Prohibited on its second reading. Councilmember Hosti seconded.
Vote by Council was unanimous.
Councilmember Pearce moved to go into executive session to
discuss litigation. Councilmember Wildi seconded. Vote by Council
was unanimous.
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Mayor Parker reconvened the regular meeting and called for
adjournment.
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ayor Walter W. Parker
R E S O L U T I O N 1
WHEREAS, since January 1992 The Tybee Island Beach Task Force has
promoted beach preservation, maintenance, and renourishment with
admirable success, and
WHEREAS, The Tybee Island Beach Task Force, in order to better
serve the needs of Tybee Island, needs to have its purposes
expanded, and its organizational structure more formally defined,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Tybee Island City Council,
that:
1. The Tybee Island Beach Task Force shall be an Advisory Body
providing recommendations to the Tybee Island City Council.
2. Composition of the Tybee Island Beach Task Force shall
consist of not less than ten (10), nor more than twenty (20),
members appointed by the Mayor, with concurrence by the City
Council; such appointees being selected on the basis of their
knowledge and interest in protecting and promoting the natural
characteristics of Tybee Island, especially its beaches and its
shorelines, to serve three (3) year terms with a maximum of two
(2) successive appointments.
3. The functions of the Tybee Island Beach Task Force shall be:
A. To promote beach preservation and maintenance.
B. To promote beach renourishment.
C. To promote the prevention of shoreline erosion.
D. To serve as a consultive body on beach and shoreline
issues.
E. To assist other entities in promoting preservation of
the ecology and natural beauty of Tybee Island.
F. To perform other duties related to the above functions as
may be directed by the Mayor and City Council.
4. The Officers of the Tybee Island Beach Task Force shall be
appointed and shall have duties as follows:
A. Chairman will be appointed by Mayor and Council; vice
chair and secretary shall be elected among the Task
Force/ committee membership.
B. Chairman will - Call all meetings;
- Appoint sub - committees as needed;
- Serve as spokesperson for the Task
Force/ Committee;
- Act as liaison with Mayor, Council and
City Manager;
- Report and make Task Force /committee
recommendations to City Council as
required.
C. Vice Chair will perform duties of chair in absence of
chair.
official actions and other record keeping for the Task
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D. Secretary - Keeps and distributes minutes of meetings,
official actions and other record keeping for the Task
Force /committee. Keeps current membership roster;
distributes meeting notices and other related duties.
5. Citizens and interested parties are welcome to attend
meetings, participate in discussions, and be involved in Task
Force /committee activities, but only duly appointed members shall
participate in votes and official actions. Minutes will be taken
of all meetings and a copy shall be provided to the City Clerk
after each meeting. All meetings of the Tybee Island Beach Task
Force /Committee shall fall under the Georgia Sunshine Laws.
RESOLVED. this 13th day of June. 1996 by Mayor and City Council
of Tybee Island. Georgia, during their regular City Council
meeting on June 13. 1996.
ayor Walter W. Parker
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R e s o l u t i o n
WHEREAS, The Tybee Island Historical Society has overseen the
operation of the Tybee Museum and the Tybee Light Station in
cooperation with the Mayor and City Council of Tybee Island, and
WHEREAS, it is proper to more fully and formally adopt an
agreement between the City of Tybee Island and the Tybee Island
Historical Society for the continued operation of the Tybee
Museum and the Tybee Light Station,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Tybee Island City Council,
that:
1. Upon the recommendation of the Tybee Island Historical
Society, the Mayor and City Council shall approve an annual
Project Listing for the operation and maintenance of the
Tybee Museum and the Tybee Light Station, together with an
annual budget allotment /transfer from the city's General
Fund to the Tybee Island Historical Society.
2. The Tybee Island Historical Society shall provide an annual
report to the Mayor and City Council depicting a detailed
summary of financial operations and condition, as well as a
Management report regarding the achievement of the Project
Listing established for the prior year. Preliminary status
reports for both areas shall be provided concurrent with the
annual budget request and following year's proposed Project
Listing in the fall of each year.
3. The functions of the Tybee Island Historical Society shall
be:
A. To administer and enhance the archives of the Tybee
Island Historical Society.
B. To Administer and enhance the tybee Museum.
3. To Administer and develop the Tybee Island Lighthouse
Historic Site.
D. To undertake projects to protect, preserve, develop,
and interpret the historic resources of Tybee Island.
RESOLVED, this 13th day of June, 1996 by the Mayor and City
Council of Tybee Island, Georgia, during their regular City
Council meeting on June 13th, 1996.
Mayor Walter W. Parker
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A RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the City of Tybee Island, Georgia, by and through its
Mayor and Council, has determined that it is necessary to make
improvements to its water system and to install an additional water
storage tank in connection with such improvements; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that a location
generally known as "Nineteenth Street" is the proper location for
the placement of the new water storage tank; and
WHEREAS, in connection with the installation and construction
of the water storage tank at the selected location, the acquisition
of real estate or interest therein is necessary; and
WHEREAS, the construction of the water storage tank makes it
necessary to acquire certain land, interest in land, and rights -of-
way, some of which may be obtained by agreement and some of which
will or may require condemnation.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the
City of Tybee Island, duly assembled that the City Attorney and his
duly constituted nominees are authorized to take all appropriate
steps to procure the necessary acquisition of land for the
performance of the improvements of the City water system, including
the construction and installation of a water storage tank in the
area of "Nineteenth Street" and the Mayor and Council do hereby
authorize the City Attorney and his duly constituted nominees to
negotiate for and acquire on behalf of the City, the fee, title,
rights -of -way, easements and other interests in land for the
construction and installation of the water tower in the area in
question, as may be necessary and proper for the installation and
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maintenance of such water tower and lines thereto, and any other
appropriate apparatus by entering into contracts, options, and
agreements, including dedications and gifts, or by condemning said
land and interest in land, and further to acquire such additional
land and interest in land as may, from time to time, be
incidentally necessary thereunto.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that the City Attorney and his duly
constituted nominees, are hereby authorized in the name and on
behalf of the City of Tybee Island to initiate such proceedings,
perform such acts, and execute such papers as may be reasonably
proper for the acquisition for said interest in land.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that the acquisition of all or any portion
of such land shall include, but not be limited to, the land now or
formerly owned by SARAH K. BUTLER, PIN No. 4- 9 -9 -1, being an
unnumbered triangular lot at the south end of the block at Main
Street and Chatham Avenue, Ward 5, Tybee Island, Chatham County,
Georgia, which lot is depicted on a survey prepared by Hussey, Gay,
Bell & DeYoung, a copy of which is attached hereto.
ADOPTED this
ATTEST:
Mt'k day of�.�l:t��
, 1996,
,WALTER W. PARKER, MAYOR
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MEMORANDUM
Date: June 13, 1996
From: Ro
To: Bill
Subject: Funding for Tybee School Refurbishment
Line item 106280.9040 Public Restrooms ( FY96 Public Works Budget)
has $28,993.04 that was intended for the 3rd Street restrooms.
Construction is being delayed due to FEMA & public access ADA
requirements.
We could, if Council wishes, adjust the budget to allow $25,000
from this line item to be used for Tybee School Refurbishment,
accomplishing the following:
1) Heat & air condition cafeteria.
2) Paint - touch -up inside school.
3) Paint exterior roof trim & window sills.
4) Replace missing ceiling tiles.
5) Replace broken windows.
6) Replace opaque window covers with glass.
7) Refurbish walls where blackboards were with
substitute materials.
8) Repair plumbing fixtures.
9) Paint exterior of annex building.
10) Repair walkway roofing between annex and other
school buildings and paint posts.
Council Action:
Transfer $25,000 from 106280.9040 Public Restrooms /Beach
Maintenance to 106280.9000 Capital - Lands & Buildings to
accomplish the above improvements.
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CITY OF TYBEE ISLAND
Witness
TOWN OF VERNONBURG
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JACQUELYN R. BROWN
Notary Public, Chatham County, Ca.
My Commission Expires Jan. 9, 1999
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Witness
Intendant Notary Public
CHATHAM COUNTY - SAVANNAH METROPOLITAN PLANNING COMMISSION
Witness
Executive Director Notary Public GAIL L. PURVIS
NOTARY PUBLIC, CHATHAM COUNTY, GA
MY COMMISSION EXPIRES FEB. 7, 1997
CHATHAM AREA TRANSIT AUTHORITY
Witness
Execute e Dir or
Notary Public
GAIL L. PURVIS
NOTARY PUBLIC. CHATHAM COUNTY, GA
MY COMMISSION EXPIRES FEB. 7, 1997
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GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
NOTICE TO PROCEED
PROJECT NUMBER:. PR- 8531- 25(51) C1
COUNTY: CHATHAM
CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION: DISTRICT 5
EFFECTIVE DATE: JULY 3, 1996
CONTRACT ID. NO.: C -30411 -960 -0
CONTRACT WITH: CITY OF TYBEE ISLAND
ALEX L. DOBBS
STATE TRANSPORTATION OFFICE ENGINEER
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION HAS CAUSED THESE
PRESENTS TO BE EXECUTED BY THE COMMISSIONER OF SAID DEPARTMENT, WHO
HAS BEEN DULY AUTHORIZED, AND BY THE MAYOR FOR THE CITY,
WHO HAS BEEN DULY AUTHORIZED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF SAID CITY,
WHO HAVE HERETO SET THEIR HAND THIS DAY AND YEAR AS SHOWN
BELOW.
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CO. ROAD
NUMBER
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CS -838
CS -839
CS -850
CS -850
CS -850
CS -849
CS -756
NAME OF
ROAD /STREET
OLD TYBEE ROAD
N. CAMPBELL AVE.
VAN HORNE ST.
MEDDIN DRIVE
MEDDIN DRIVE
TAYLOR STREET
FORT STREET
POLK STREET
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CITY: TYBEE ISLAND
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CHATHAM
LENGTH
BEGIN END (MILES)
US 80 LAZARETTO CREEK
US 80 VAN HORNE ST.
N. CAMPBELL AVE. MEDDIN DRIVE
VAN HORNE STREET VETERANS DR.
VETERANS DRIVE TAYLOR STREET
MEDDIN DRIVE FORT STREET
TAYLOR ST. POLK STREET
FORT STREET US 80
0.260
0.182
0.074
0.082
0.301
0.210
0.230
0.175
TOTAL: 1.514 MILES
PAVEMENT
WIDTH
VARIES
20' TO 28
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22' TO 30
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VARIES
22'( +) TO 28'( +) EXISTING l
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VARIES
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