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June 9, 2014

COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
CITY OF STOCKBRIDGE
MONDAY JUNE 9, 2014 6:00 pm

City Council Administration
Tim L. Thompson, Mayor City Manager, Michael
Harris Alphonso Thomas, Mayor Pro Tem City
Clerk, Stephanie Tigner
Robin Buschman, Councilwoman City Attorney,
Mike Williams
Anthony S. Ford, Councilman
LaKeisha Gantt, Councilwoman-absent
Richard Steinberg, Councilman

I. Call to Order by Mayor Tim L. Thompson at 6:02pm

Mayor Thompson stated that Councilwoman Gantt will be using Skype to attend the meeting.

II. Invocation provided by Bishop Irvine Bryer

III. Pledge of Allegiance was recited in unison

IV. Adopt Agenda Anthony S. Ford made a motion to amend the agenda and to remove
item #9 IT Managed Services and add Declaration of Surplus Equipment for (2)
Sanitation Department Kubota Vehicles; move Public Comments before Executive
Session add Item #14 City Manager Contract, and table Item #5 Senior Apartment
Rezoning Request; a second was made by Alphonso Thomas; the motion passed 4-0.

V. Adoption of Minutes: Richard Steinberg made a motion to adopt the Work Session
Minutes of May 6, 2014, City Council Meeting of May 12, 2014 and the Special Called
Meeting, May 19, 2014; a second was made by Anthony S. Ford; the motion passed 5-0.

Mayor Thompson read into the record a statement on signing recent Council approved
ordinances an the reasons for reconsideration

Statement on Signing Recent Council-Approved Ordinances
“Reasons for Reconsideration”

Today, I have before me two Ordinances that I have been asked to sign into law. The first
Ordinance establishes new City departments and consolidates other departments. The
second Ordinance provides for the termination of the City Manager upon a majority vote
of the Council.

I have significant objections to these Ordinances but more importantly the process by
which they were adopted. At first I had originally intended to veto them. Rather than
contributing to the divisiveness that has plagued this City in recent years, I am instead
opting to offer a positive path forward for the City. However, it is important for the Council
and the residents of the City to understand the basis for my objections.

First, the Ordinances were not adopted in an open and transparent manner. The
Ordinances were unanimously adopted by the Council at a one and a half hour Special
Called meeting on June 3, 2014 without any prior discussion or consideration of the wishes
of the people of Stockbridge. The only discussions were those in Executive Session. The
City Manager, City Attorney and I saw the Ordinances for the first time at that meeting.
Before the Council considered the reorganization of the City’s departments it should have
at least sought the opinions and recommendations of the City Manager who is charged
with carrying out the day-to-day management of the City. Then the Ordinances should
have been discussed at a Work Session and later considered at a regular meeting of the
Council like all other Ordinances are. I believe we have undermined the trust given to us
by the voters who have asked us to be more open and transparent in our operations.

Second, the Ordinances were adopted for political reasons rather than practical ones.
We should always fight for what is in the best interest of the citizens rather than get
bogged down in political debates. The entire Council and I are in agreement that the
City’s Charter, code and organizational structure need to be updated and modernized.
There are too many inconsistencies and conflicts within our organizational documents
that need to be fixed or clarified so that we will have a common understanding of the
relative authorities, powers and duties of the Mayor, Council, City Manager and
employees of the City. This is what the citizens demand. The Council had already
previously agreed to engage in an open discussion of these matters at our City Council
Retreat to be held later this summer. So why hurry to make a change at a Special
Called meeting in Executive Session behind closed doors? Why now? I believe it is
because certain people are upset about recent hiring decisions made by the City
Manager – decisions the Council authorized him to make. We hired our City Manager
because we had faith in his abilities and expertise. Yet the Council seems to want to
micro-manage and second guess him. I fear by these actions we have sent an
unnecessary and chilling message not only to our City Manager but to the entire City
staff.

Given these concerns, I urge the Council to reconsider these Ordinances. It is my view
that upon reconsideration, these Ordinances should be laid aside.

Moving forward, the Council, working with the City Manager and the residents, should
carefully and deliberately review our Charter and Ordinances in the coming months and
recommend changes that will lead to a more efficient and orderly form of government for
the City. I applaud the leadership of Councilwoman Gantt and the steadfast efforts of
Mayor Pro Tem Thomas on this matter and I would urge the entire Council to join with us
in this effort. Councilwoman Gantt has suggested we first look to the Model City Charter
which the Georgia Municipal Association has drafted for all cities, and I agree. This should
be a central item of discussion at our coming retreat and you have my pledge that this will
be a top priority.

Until then, I stand ready to engage in discussions with each of my colleagues in order to
best serve the people of the City of Stockbridge.

Alphonso Thomas said to the citizens, this Council in all of its legislation have abided by the
Charter; we have not done anything illegal or unethical. I appreciate the statement the Mayor
has read, some of us just received this. I asked for an opportunity for this Council to answer this
statement by the Mayor; this is a part of my statement right now. I would ask if any other
member of Council would like to respond to this letter if you have had an opportunity to read it.
This Council has abided by the Charter the authority that we have in the Charter stated
everything we have done is in compliance with the Charter. Yes, decisions have been made.
Decision will always be made that we do not get 100% approval. A decision that this council
with a 5-0 vote made. So again, we have not done anything illegal and we have exerted the
power this Charter allows us to do. Thank you.
Mayor Thompson responded by stating first of all, I did not allude to any laws were broken it is
just that I ran for office on transparency and this situation that occurred last week reminded me
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of what happened on December 30 last year when this Council went into and deliberated
Executive Session and the COS was in $25M debt, forcing us to implement a $3M tax and then
furthermore obligating our franchise fees to debt services for the next 30 years, and forgiving a
$5M loan. I am just asking that we be more transparent with what we do. No laws have been
broken and by the way I called everyone.

Lakeisha Gantt said I actually wanted to let you know that speaking on transparency we read
the Ordinances that we wanted approved. The reasons for me is about checks and balances.
The concern was, I do not have a problem with who the City Manager thinks would be a good
hire; I have a problem with the fact that, this person has been in and out of County and have
had a lawsuit. I think other Council members have expressed their same opinion about this so if
we want to talk transparency then we are going to talk the whole transparency. I would love to
see someone who lives in the community, who cares about the community, and I want to see
someone new. My thing is when it comes to Department Heads the reason why we changed it
because it was outdated. We have been advised by Counsel that the entire Charter needs to be
redone; all I did was go and base it off of the model that we were using anyway. The fact that
you appointed a City Manager to represent and appoint for you that was your choice and we
have the right to exercise our choice; and our choice is a balance of power. The issue becomes
when the Ordinance is clear and fair. I pretty much copied and pasted from GMA. Now one of
my biggest concerns with that is that we can’t just say it one way and not the other; I personally
called you and told you my concerns. I am not going to hide anything; I do not have a problem
with any person. If I had a problem I would let them know that. You can’t keep bringing the
same people in and out, in and out and the Council members thought that this could possibly be
a problem. We are trying avoid those problems that the old Council had; and putting us out in
front of the public and reading a speech is not going to be sufficient; that doesn’t mean anything;
what does that mean; when I can say I called you and told you about the problem; I also told
you about the matter of checks and balances. That is out of respect for you and the Council.

Alphonso Thomas spoke on the support on the issues from the past administration and has
nothing to do with the action taken right now.

Mayor Thompson it has to do with how the legislation was passed last year. Now, can you bear
with me while I sign the legislation?

CONSENT AGENDA
Item #1 - Presented by City Manager Michael Harris
Resolution: New Verizon Wireless GTA Agreement;

Item #2 - Presented by City Manager Michael Harris;
Resolution: Henry County Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program;

Robin Buschman made a motion to adopt the consent agenda items #1 New Verizon Wireless
GTA Agreement and item #2 Henry County Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
Program; a second was made by Richard Steinberg; the motion passed 4-0.( Councilwoman
Lakeisha Gantt did not vote on the item).

PLANNING & ZONING

Item #3 - Presented by City Manager Michael Harris
Resolution: Six Month Conditional Use Permit-CrossRoads Christian Church, Inc. (Public
Hearing Required); City Manager, Michael Harris provided a brief overview of the Conditional
Use Permit for CrossRoads Christian Church;

Mayor opened the public hearing.

Speakers for:

1. Bishop Bryer spoke in favor of the Conditional Use Permit, 4545 Highway 42 North,
Stockbridge, Georgia. Bishop Bryer stated that he has documentation showing that the church
is moving ahead to a new building. It is a one story building with 5,000 square and there need to
be a zoning change with the County. On 2/2 and on 2/18 and it was stated that the Church had
to do a Conditional Use Change. Bishop Bryer stated that the Church has hired an Engineer
and they are assisting with the conditional use change; the church has spoken with Code
Enforcement and has met with the building department; the building has not been used for 6
years and Bishop Bryer request to approve for an additional 6 months.

Robin Buschman inquired if the new property will be within the City limits of Stockbridge. Bishop
Bryer responded that he was not sure; Mayor Thompson stated that it is outside of the City
limits.

Speakers against:

There were no speakers.

Anthony S. Ford made a motion to approve; a second was made by Richard Steinberg; the
motion passed 4-0. Richard Steinberg stated that the business license need to be corrected.

Item #4 - Presented by City Manager Michael Harris
Resolution: Six Month Conditional Use Permit-The Refreshing Ministries (Public Hearing
Required);
Open the public hearing:

Speakers for:

There were no speakers.

Speakers against:

There are no speakers against.

Richard Steinberg made a motion to approve; a second was made by Anthony S. Ford; the
motion passed 4-0. (Councilwoman Lakeisha Gantt did not vote on the item)

Item #5-Presented by City Manager Michael Harris
Ordinance: Senior Apartment Rezoning Request; tabled

NEW BUSINESS

Item #6 - Presented by Treasurer, Mike Bush
Ordinance: Request Approval of Budget Amendment 14-004; Mike Bush asked to add a police
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officer for the 4 day of court. Mike Bush stated that it is a $5,000 budget amendment to add an
officer. Anthony S. Ford made a motion to approve; a second was made by Alphonso Thomas;
the motion passed 4-0. (Councilwoman Lakeisha Gantt did not vote on the item)

Item #7- Presented by Treasurer, Mike Bush
Ordinance: Request Approval of Budget Amendment 14-005; Mike Bush stated that this is for
legal fees that are currently at $145,000 at this point in the year; he stated that the City did not
budget for any lawsuits. Mike Bush is requesting the budget amendment to cover the additional
expense for the year. Mike Bush stated that he estimates for the year were almost $300,000.
Mayor Thompson wanted to know if the amount has been broken down by month; Mike Bush
stated that it has been and it includes Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)
claims, lawsuits, and other legal items. Robin Buschman asked Mike Bush if he stated on an
earlier date that Council could amend the budget for legal fees in the third quarter. Mike Bush
stated that he did state that but next month the financial statements would show that the City
has over spent on that line item. Mike Bush stated that it could be fixed at a later date; he stated
that he just wanted to bring it forward to amend at this time. Robin Buschman stated that this is
an enormous amount of money for litigation and her vote will reflect; Anthony S. Ford made a
motion to approve; a second was made by Alphonso Thomas; there was a 2/2 vote with Robin
Buschman and Richard Steinberg as opposed; Mayor Thompson vote in favor and the motion
passed. (Councilwoman Lakeisha Gantt did not vote on the item).
Item #8 - Presented by Treasurer, Mike Bush
Ordinance: Request Approval of Budget Amendment 14-006; Mike Bush stated that this is for
items that were started in 2013 but not finished in 2013. Mike Bush mentioned that these are for
LMIG, Falcon Design boundary drawings, CDBG, Planning & Zoning, Stormwater Audit, and
MMCC. He stated that for MMCC there was a total of $16,200 spent on 30 tables, a refrigerator,
and an ice maker that would assist with the events in this location. Mike Bush stated that for the
remainder of 2014 every Saturday is booked with (5) Saturdays booked in 2015. With the $500
increase, MMCC could add additional revenues between $26,000 and $52,000 for the year.
Robin Buschman asked Mike Bush to explain to the citizens that this money was set in the 2013
budget; Mike Bush gave an example about a $68,000 contract where the work was started in
November but was not completed until 2014. The company is going to send the final bill for
payment. Since the project was in 2013, it was budgeted there; so the City needs to move the
money from the purchase order from 2013 to 2014. Mayor Thompson asked about the law
concerning payment from the last year. Mike Bush stated that any bills received within 60 days
from the current year could be placed on that year’s budget. Alphonso Thomas asked about the
LMIG project and the South Berry Street project and wanted to know if the City was complete
with those projects. Mike Bush stated that the City was complete with the project. Alphonso
Thomas stated that Falcon Design would reimburse once the project was finished; he wanted to
know if there was an update on that information. Michael Harris stated that he has spoken to
Mrs. Buckner and that the City is waiting on final paperwork and needed more details. He stated
hopefully by the next meeting the paperwork would be finalized; Anthony S. Ford made a motion
to approve; a second was made by Robin Buschman; the motion passed 4-0.

(Councilwoman Lakeisha Gantt did not vote on the item).

Item #9 – Presented by City Manager, Michael Harris
Surplus item: Michael Harris stated that the City purchased (8) Kubota’s for the Sanitation
Department in 2013. During last week Work Session, the Public Works department stated that
one Kubota was totaled in an accident and that the City has (7) remaining; therefore, they are
stating that (5) Kubota’s would be sufficient for the department; they are requesting
authorization to surplus (2) and move forward with a minimum bid of $15,000. Michael Harris
stated that during the Work Session, Council wanted to know about how the City was accessing
the price for each Kubota. Michael Harris explained that Kevin Walter did some research and
spoke with Mr. Bell Mason from Mason Tractor; he is a principal supplier of those type of
vehicles and he stated that the City would get about 50% of the value; The City paid $27,000 for
each vehicle. Michael Harris stated that there was some research on comparative pricing and
found a 2010 Kubota with a dumpster that was priced at $14,300, a 2007 priced at $11,900, and
2011 priced at $12,999. Michael Harris stated that the City has the right to reject any bids that
come in lower than the $15,000.

Richard Steinberg stated there was information requested and that Michael Harris received the
information last week; Richard Steinberg stated that Michael Harris did not forward the
information to Council until 5pm June 9, 2014. He wanted to know what was the urgency in the
matter and why could it not wait until the next Work Session meeting because he needed time
to reevaluate the content. Michael Harris stated that he wanted to review it before sending it to
Council and apologized for the lateness. Michael Harris explained that the urgency stemmed
from the interest in the Kubota. Richard Steinberg stated that he would like the same 24 hour
courtesy to review the documentation. Kevin Walter stated that the City did not need to wait
another month because the City has several interested buyers that are willing to pay a premium
price for the Kubota. Alphonso Thomas wanted to know Kevin Walter opinion, if it would be to
the City’s advantage to move now. Kevin Walter recommends moving forward because the City
might get the highest price now. Robin Buschman asked about the totaled Kubota; Kevin Walter
stated that the insurance did send the City a settlement for the vehicle but it could not be
repaired. Robin Buschman expressed her concerns for the city streets and pick-up trucks while
the City continues to fix the roads. Mayor Thompson stated that what he got out of the Work
Session was that the vehicles were unsafe; Anthony S. Ford made a motion to approve; a
second was made by Alphonso Thomas; there was a 2/2; with Robin Buschman and Richard
Steinberg as opposed; Mayor Thompson broke the tie by voting in favor; the motion passed.
(Councilwoman Lakeisha Gantt did not vote on the item).

Mr. Walter introduced Public Works intern Byron Batty. Byron Batty hails from Tuskegee
University and will be on staff for approximately 9 weeks.

Item #10 - Presented by City Manager, Michael Harris
Discussion item: 2014-2015 COS Health Insurance; Michael Harris provided a brief overview
of the healthcare insurance; He stated that it is typical that this time of year that the City looks at
their healthcare coverage. Michael Harris stated that this year the City’s medical and dental is
up for renewal. Michael Harris stated that Mr. Wendell Strickland and Pamela Brooks have
worked together to review the City’s current rates. Bids have been issued to solicit quotes from
other providers based on that information. Staff has made a recommendation to go select
United Healthcare. Wendell Strickland of Strong Hold Solutions, stated that his job is to go to
the marketplace to make sure that healthcare plans are meeting the needs of the City. He
stated that Kaiser was increasing their cost by 12.3% which was approximately $56,000 more
for 2014-2015. He stated that he went to the marketplace and looked at proposals from Aetna,
Cigna, Coventry, United Healthcare, BlueCross BlueShield, and Humana. He also stated a
survey was sent to all city employees and it showed that 2:1 stated that they wanted to move
from Kaiser. He stated that he compared Kaiser to United Healthcare. Kaiser was asking for a
12.3% increase from last year cost whereas United Healthcare was 5.6%; and with United
Healthcare employees will have a larger network of doctors to choose from. Wendell Strickland
stated that the recommendation is to move to United Healthcare; the exact same thing was
done with the dental coverage. The City has used Ameritas for the last 3 or 4 years and the
employees stated in the survey that this company had more strip mall dentists. Wendell
Strickland stated that he went into the marketplace and looked at 7 to 9 companies with
Humana coming back with a -5% increase which is approximately a 10% savings. The
recommendation is to move to Humana. The benefits with both carriers will become effective
July 1, 2014. No action was required by Council.

Item #11 - Presented by City Manager, Michael Harris

Ordinance: Sounds of Summer; Michael Harris stated that Councilwoman Gantt proposed this
event to have something in the City for the summer with music and food. Michael Harris stated
that the City would need a budget amendment from Council to fund this event. Alphonso
Thomas wanted to know where the proposed location would be. Michael Harris stated that at
first they were looking across the street near the water fountain but because of a few factors,
having it in the turnaround at City Hall is a better option. Michael Harris stated that they are
proposing bringing in food vendor trucks. Robin Buschman asked if the City was still planning
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on doing three dates with the budget. Michael Harris stated that it is for one event on July 19
with a budget amendment for $10,480. Richard Steinberg asked if the City was going to make
sure that all vendors were insured. Michael Harris stated that the process is to make sure that
all vendors are insured before the City signs contracts. Mayor Thompson asked is the cost
$10,480; Mike Bush stated that was the correct amount. Robin Buschman asked if that amount
was for Movies and Sounds of Summer; Michael Harris stated that this was for Sounds of
Summer. Michael Harris broke down each item for the event cost: $4,000 production, $2,200
banners, $1,350 generator, $1,100 advertising, $200 miscellaneous, $600 police, $500
restrooms, and $500 band. Richard Steinberg stated that he applauds Councilwoman Gantt on
trying to bring something to the City but is July 19, 2014 giving the City enough time to have a
successful event or is the City better off pushing the date back. Michael Harris stated that the
first date was July 12, 2014 and it was pushed back to July 19, 2014; since the City has done an
event like this before, he believes that the City could pull the event off. Alphonso Thomas made
a motion to approve; a second was made by Anthony S. Ford; the motion passed 4-0.
(Councilwoman Lakeisha Gantt did not vote on the item).

PUBLIC COMMENTS

All persons wishing to speak for public comment must sign in with the City Clerk prior to the
beginning of the meeting. You must sign your name, address, and phone number. You will be
able to address the Mayor and Council for three (3) minutes.

ITEM #12 - Public Comments; Anthony S. Ford stated for the record that he support the
citizens effort to deny the Family Dollar establishment by the Monarch Village Subdivision;
Mayor Thompson stated that he goes on the record to hear all citizens; Richard Steinberg
expressed that he wants to thank the citizens for coming and he has had no prior knowledge of
the new Family Dollar; he stated that he has received no phone calls or emails; Lakeisha Gantt
stated that the City needs to get someone from Planning & Zoning to provide some information
on what the City can and cannot do about stopping an establishment. Richard Steinberg asked
for Michael Harris to come and explain a little about Planning & Zoning since he used to work
for Henry County. Michael Harris stated that in 2006 the land was rezoned from a RA to a C2 –
General Commercial; this rezoning allows them to build a stand-alone building. Michael Harris
stated that in 2009 there was an amendment by the City that the company had to come with a
concept plan; in 2013, the company came back with an amended that was denied by Council. In
December 2013 the initial site plan was submitted to Henry County and the City. It was
reviewed by the City’s: Planning & Zoning, and Public Works. The City’s in-house Planning &
Zoning redlined some items and sent them back to the company. On June 6, 2014, the City
received the plans and have two weeks to review the plans; the company would be bound by
the previous zoning plans. Richard Steinberg wanted to know if there is an opportunity that it
could come back to Council for a vote. Michael Harris stated only if the company wanted to
amend certain conditions. Anthony S. Ford wanted to know what the two week period was for;
Michael Harris stated it is just for a review.

1. Tavaras Powell 515 Engel Wood Trace, spoke against the rezoning and stated that him and
his wife has started an online petition that has about 240 names as well as a hard petition of
about 100 names. His plan is to reach out to other citizens in the county about Family Dollar. He
also spoke on a sidewalk that is near his subdivision Monarch Village by Walt Stephens and the
access to the intersection. He said there are (2) stores there now.

Mayor Thompson asked if he has contacted Family Dollar corporate offices. Tavaras Powell
stated that he hasn’t at the time. Mayor Thompson stated that it would be his recommendation
to do so.

2. Carlos Smith 711 Lily Glen Lane, stated that there is a Dollar General in the area and studies
have shown that Family Dollar bring higher crime to the area. He also stated that he is coming
to the Council to see what the Council could do to help the citizens because if the company
does not come back to the City for an amendment this would not come up to a vote to approve
or deny.

3. Laura Aaron 500 Angel Wood Trace, stated that she did call Family Dollar and they did not
want to speak about this location. Laura Aaron stated that within a 10 mile radius that there are
11 Dollar Generals, 10 family dollars, and 12 Dollar Trees; there are 33 low end stores in a ten
mile radius. She stated that no one needs 33 of the same type of stores. She said her family
has been here since 1991 and that it is time to take Stockbridge back.

4. Brian Bailey, 348 Vista Creek Drive, stated that he has been here before to speak against
Family Dollar. He stated that he has spoken to the Attorney as well as Family Dollar and that
they are aware that the citizens do not want the Family Dollar. He stated that their property
values are started to increase and he believes that bringing this establishment would bring it
down because of crime. He wanted to know what he could do to not get this Family Dollar in the
community.

5. Robert Best, yielded his time to Mrs. Morgan Scott

6. Morgan Scott did not speak.

7. Elton Alexander 920 Mapleleaf Drive, introduced himself as the administrator of Because We
Care Henry County on Facebook. He said Henry County should raise the bar and mentioned
how McDonough is flourishing with adding high-end retailers. He said citizens are tired of the
low-end retailers and that Family Dollar seems to be targeting affluent African-American
neighborhoods bringing with them crime; these companies do not uplift the community instead
they bring it down.
8. Larry Brock 3233 Clemons Road, Jonesboro, GA spoke on behalf of Red Oak Baptist Church
located at 3294 Walt Stephens Road. He said he has been a member of the church for a
lifetime. He said the store will cause more problems for the church.

9. Mr. Bost 254 Shields Road spoke on the rezoning of the church on Shield Roads. He stated
that he is concerned about access to Shields Road; and he is not clear on what they seeking to
do as they rezone.

10. Jerry Beitz 160 Shields Road spoke against the rezoning on Shields Road. He is concerned
because he lives right across from the rezoning site. He stated that if they are going to put up
townhomes that he request to add a fence so that children would not be able to come outside
their homes.

Item #13 - Presented by City Manager, Michael Harris

Executive Session Item- For the purpose of the following: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, or I;

Alphonso Thomas made a motion to go into Executive Session; a second motion was made by
Anthony S. Ford; the motion passed 4-0.

Alphonso Thomas made a motion to adjourn Executive Session; a second was made by
Anthony S. Ford; the motion passed 4-0.

Alphonso Thomas made a motion to reconvene; a second was made by Anthony S. Ford; the
motion passed 4-0.

Mayor Thompson stated Council had discussions on the City Manager’s contract but no action
would be taken at this time.

Lakeisha Gantt did not did not vote or have discussion on Executive Session Items.

MOTION TO ADJOURN
Alphonso Thomas made a motion to adjourn the Council Meeting; a second was made by
Anthony S. Ford; the motion passed 4-0. (Councilwoman Lakeisha Gantt did not vote on the
item) The meeting adjourned at 10:54 pm

ANNOUNCEMENT OF UPCOMING MEETINGS & EVENTS

All Meetings Will Be Held At City Hall Unless Otherwise Noted. Meetings dates and times are
subject to change so please confirm with City Hall at 770.389.7900 or via
www.cityofstockbridge.com

• Work Session Meeting - July 1, 2014 at 6:00pm

Stephanie Tigner, City Clerk Tim L. Thompson, Mayor
