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date: 1964-07-27
title: July 27, 1964 Minutes
source: 1964-07/1964-07-27_July 27, 1964_Minutes.pdf
pages: 1
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July 27, 1964

CITY OF STOCKBRIDGE
HENRY COUNTY, GEORGIA JULY 27, 1964

A regular meeting of the Stockbridge City Council was held at City Hall on July 27, 1964 at 7:30 p.m. with the
following members present: Mayor J. T. Mays Jr.; Councilmen Guynn Kuglar, C. J. Driver Cecil Love, Harold
Goodwin and William F. Clark.

The meeting was called to order by the Mayor.

The visitors were recognized. First, Mr. Morrison from J. H. Hillsman. The purpose of his being at the meeting
was financing a bond issue. Motion was made by W. F. Clark, second by Cecil Love and carried by a vote
of the Council to enter new 180 day option, int. 4¾%, with privilege to renew. The option dated from July 27,
1964.

A representation from Spring Road area concerning problems of overflowing septic tank and street drainage.
Mr. McMurrian, spokesman for the group, expressed a desire that something be done. Mr. J. T. Mays
promised to see Mr. Ed McGarity about paving the street.

Bill Hinton and Mr. Clary came before the Council in regard to obtaining permit for off the premise beer
license. The Mayor and Council felt they could not issue such a permit without a referendum and a committee
of Cecil Love, W. F. Clark and Guynn Kuglar was appointed to contact the City Attorney as to just what could
be done. This recommendation to be brought back to next meeting. The permit to be issued in the name of
Cash Enterprises.

J. T. Mays reported a project of the Lion's Club to mark the streets of Stockbridge. Mr. Guynn Kuglar was
appointed to work with committee from Lion's Club in marking streets.

David Dykes informed the Mayor that as of Aug. 1, 1964, he could not be Judge of Recorder's Court. Police
Committee was instructed to obtain Recorder.

Motion was made by Harold Goodwin, second by Guynn Kuglar and carried by a vote of the Council to build
a section of a building with temporary side walls to house the old fire truck.
Motion was made by Harold Goodwin, second by C. J. Driver and carried by a vote of the Council to add
sanitary tax to water bill at trailer parks where owner pays the water bill for entire trailer park.

Mr. Driver was instructed to contact Mr. L. B. Cochran about tractor and driver to cut grass on streets.

No other business, the meeting adjourned.

Doris E. Branan
Clerk
