HomeMy Public PortalAboutRevenue bond sinking fund resolution RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TYBEE
ISLAND DESIGNATING A SUCCESSOR CUSTODIAN OF THE CITY'S
WATER AND SEWER SYSTEM SINKING FUND
RESOLVED that, pursuant to the power contained in Paragraph (b) of Section 603 of the
bond resolution adopted on April 14, 2005 by the City Council of the City of Tybee Island, Branch
Banking and Trust (BB &T), in the city of Savannah, Georgia, hereby is designated as successor
custodian of the CITY OF TYBEE ISLAND WATER AND SEWER SYSTEM REVENUE BOND SINKING FUND.
APPROVED AND ADOPTED, in open public meeting this /A " day o ; /' n 200 ,
CITY OF TYBEE ISLAND
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Sessions motioned to proceed with the renaming of a portion of Highway 80 for Walter W. Parker, Crone
seconded for discussion. Crone asked if all of the residents would have to change their addresses.
Hughes said he understood that the Legislative Council would designate it as that name and put up signs.
He said you wouldn' t have to amend maps, addresses, and all. Sessions said she would amend her
motion to Hughes' suggestion. The amendment was accepted. Vote was unanimous.
Buelterman said next he would like to go through the Consent Agenda. He explained the purpose of the
Consent Agenda. Those items were:
1. Alcohol Beverage License Renewal for Las Palmas, 402 First St.
2. Alcohol Beverage License Renewal & Entertainment License for Resort Inns dba Ocean
Plaza, 1401 Strand
3. Alcohol Beverage License Renewal & Entertainment License for Wild Side Tybee, 1513
Butler Avenue
4. Special Event One -Day Alcohol Beverage License for St. Michael' s Men' s Club for an
Oyster Roast on February 5`h
5. Minutes for November 29, 2005, December 8, 2005, and January 3, 2006
6. Nomination of John Major for the Audit Committee
7. Ratification of the letter of resignation from the City Manager
8. Discussed the Cost of DVD' s of the Council Meetings
9. Speed Limit change on Chatham Avenue to 20 mph
10. Speed Limit change on South Campbell Avenue to 15 mph
11. GMA Study of former permanent part-time employees who were changed to Rill -time for a
cost of $1500.00
12. Resolution to Move Sinking Fund to new Bank
Pearce motioned to approve the Consent Agenda, Crone seconded. Sessions asked to included a
contingency that no one would be approved for alcohol license who is in arrears on their excise tax.
Pearce accepted. Vote was unanimous.
Buelterman opened the public hearing and asked for comments on the public hearing for a site plan
approval for 21 unit development at 1504 Butler Avenue, PIN 4- 0008 -03 -001 D and 4-0008-03-001A,
Brass Rail Villas, LLC, petitioner. Dick Smith, Chairman of the Planning Commission, said that before
he presented this request, he would like to say a few words. Smith said he had enjoyed his four years on
the Planning Commission and also some prior time spent on that Commission. Smith said this is the
final site plan for this project. He said the sketch plan and the preliminary plan has been approved
previously. He said PC requested that the water meters be moved to a different location to accommodate
the commercial area, and Mr. Chu agreed. Smith said the PC voted to approve. Sessions asked about the
twenty feet that has been dedicated as green space instead of being used for commercial. Chu said at the
preliminary hearing, it was approved for that to be used as green space and was so recorded on the plat.
Chu said when the time comes, he would develop that property as commercial. Sessions asked what type
of commercial use could be placed on such a small area. Chu said he would like to keep it as green space
but there could be a lot of ways to develop it. Chu presented a brief video of his project. There was a
long discussion on this issue. Wolff said he would like to see 50 feet dedicated to commercial
development. He said he would to work out a compromise with Chu. Hughes said that because of the
subdivision of this property, the commercial requirement on the ground level did not apply to this
project. Council stated that they felt commercial use was needed in the C -1 area more that green space.
Chu suggested changing the plat and recording this space for retail use. Jody Sadowsky spoke in favor of
retail use on this property. Chu said he would reserve 40 feet for commercial space, provided they could
meet the setbacks for their current project. Angel Schroeder spoke in favor of this project. Buelterman
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