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Where Community Connects

SUMMARY MINUTES
COUNCIL MEETING

MONDAY, JULY 8, 2019 6:00 P.M.

Mayor & City Council Administration
Mayor_Ant ony S. For Rand Knighton, City Mana er
Councilman Elton Alexander Cami Moo_re, Ass_t. City anager
Mayor Pro Tem John Blount Vanessa l_-lolida City Clerk
Councilwoman LaKeisha_Gantt Ra_ndi Rain_ey, epu_ty City Clerk
Councilwoman Neat Robinson Michael Williams, City Attorney
Councilman Alphonso Thomas

Mission: To provide visionary leadership and superior municipal services that enhance the
quality of life for citizens while creating a welcoming business atmosphere focused on
sustainability and expansion of tourism and cultural events.

Call to Order was made by Mayor Ford.

Invocation by Maggie Martinez.

Pledge of Allegiance was recited in unison.

City Clerk, Vanessa Holiday was asked to proceed with a verbal roll call. All members
were in attendance except Mayor Pro Tem Blount due to a pre—p|anned event.

Councilwoman Robinson motioned to approve the Agenda; second by Councilwoman
Gantt. The motion passed 4-0.

Councilwoman Gantt motioned to adopt the Minutes for the following meetings:
O5/13/2019 & 05/28/2019; second by Councilman Alexander. The motion passed 4-0.

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. Speakers must

respect all members of the elected body, officials, and staff. Defamation, unruliness
and/or swearing will not be tolerated while meetings are in session.

Kathryn Gilbert: Stated she is not in favor of Police Services for the City of
Stockbridge, contrary to a post she had seen from a city official who was
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advocating in favor, and noted her reasoning was this would result in the
duplication of administrative costs for citizens, and rather asked that the City
of Stockbridge work with Henry County for better services; noted the County
Commission did not deny processing of the City's Code violations, noting the
SDS (Strategy Delivery Services) Agreement was not in affect which included
Code Enforcement Services, and again asked the City to negotiate with the
County in good faith to allow codes to be covered by Henry County.

Mayor Ford noted the City is currently in negotiations regarding the SDS.

City Manager Randy Knighton referenced legal implications and noted comments
were not appropriate at this time.

- Ms. Jewetttee McNeaI stated she was representing the Holiday Inn Express on
Hwy. 138 in Stockbridge near I-75 and is in support of the beautification efforts in
the area noting the curb appeal would make a great ﬁrst impression on those
visiting the area and would be inclined to stop and spend visiting dollars.

- Kenneth Wilson of K-Piano thanked the City for their support and noted this
summer’s program produced the largest registration thus far with over 300+ kids;
noted he changed the name of his program to Stockbridge Music & Arts due to
the love that he has for the City and is a proud resident; noted his excitement
about the upcoming Youth and Arts centers and asked that the City include the
Arts center speciﬁcally in the upcoming SPLOST V list of projects; thanked the
City for their ongoing support.

CEREMONIAL REVIEW
Swearing In Youth Council Advisory Committee Members

Recognition of New City Businesses
Recognition of participants in the First Economic Summit

PRESENTATION
3. 2019 Election Update County SPLOST/Municipal Election

Presented by Tina Lunsford, Henry Council Elections /Superintendent
Ms. Lunsford gave an overview of the Municipal Elections schedule
and State Codes; noted changes to polling locations beginning in
2019; noted the City’s registered voters to be 24,000 (the highest in
Henry County); referenced the City's (9) nine polling locations; noted
the residents who vote early can vote in one location, and those who
vote on election day must vote at the local polling location (Municipal

Court) AND their regular polling location to vote on the SPLOST V
Referendum; referenced the various entities being used to spread the
word about the upcoming election and polling locations; and
recommended creating additional precincts for the 2021 election

cycle.

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Vanessa Holiday, City Clerk informed the citizens of a polling location

ﬂyer available for them to pick up after the meeting; and encourages
early voting.

OLD BUSINESS
4. Update —
Downtown Parking/Signage/Alleyway & Breezeway Projects
Presented by Camilla Moore Community Development Director

Ms. Moore recommended staff do an evaluation related to parking
issues on M. L. King, Sr. Heritage Trail; noted GRTA and the DOT did
not claim ownership of the Park N Ride signage; stated that with the
demolition of the old police precinct, the parking spaces should
double; monitoring will be provided once towing is onboard; (7) signs
for parking should be installed rather quickly and use of the gravel

parking lot on the Norfolk Southern side of M L King‘, Sr. Heritage
Trail; staff spoke with Norfolk Southern and noted they said it would
be okay as long as no paving, striping or land disturbance takes
place.

Attorney Williams stated that he prefers written authorization from
Norfolk Southern.

Ms. Moore noted crush and run would be installed as a temporary
measure as the area is expected to go vertical; cost of the crush and
run will be presented at the July 30"‘ meeting.

Mr. Knighton presented the estimated cost of the Alleyway project of
around $292,325, noting the Council authorized up to $350,000;
noted he is looking at funding sources and current SPLOST, and will
begin in earnest to move the project fonNard.

Councilman Thomas expressed the importance of the City being
proactive and these sentiments were echoed by the Council.

5. Update —
On-Street Parking
Presented by Camilla Moore Community Development Director

Ms. Moore noted the RFQ deadline has closed for towing and
wrecker services; referenced Falling Waters subdivision being able to

regulate towing within their HOA guidelines.

6. Update ——
Pine Grove Property Maintenance Report
Presented by Camilla Moore —

Community Development Director
Ms. Moore noted staff met with the contractors today at 4:45 p.m. and
the repairs are 99% complete; staff is pulling permits for the deck
which should take 1-2 days and should be complete by Monday;
noted the City’s Building Inspector had visited the site today; the

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report of the ﬁndings was mailed out today; and stated residents need
to work towards getting the HOA in the hands of its homeowners as
soon as possible; referenced the County’s Health Department

oversight of Health and Wellness of the facilities, and the City of
Stockbridge’s oversight is Building Inspections and Code.

Ms. Moore also noted a detention pond that was not included in the
list of Pineview repairs; and stated the Health Department has cleared
the pool for use, and she would fonNard the documentation to the
members of the Pine Grove community.

NEW BUSINESS
PUBLIC HEARING
7. Council Consideration of the following Annexation Request:
Owner(s)/Applicant(s): Alecia K. Waters, Kevin 0. Waters, R. Alan
Stahl, Judy Stahl Request: 100% Method Annexation into the City of

Stockbridge for the property located at Old Stagecoach Rd. Parcel ID:
S15—01023000 Land Lot 92 of the 12th District. The property consists
of a Lot and is zoned C-3.

The applicant withdrew the following Annexation Request:

Owner(s)/Applicant(s): Alecia K. Waters, Kevin 0. Waters, R. Alan
Stahl, Judy Stahl Request: 100% Method Annexation into the City of

Stockbridge for the property located at 58 Old Stagecoach Rd. Parcel
ID: S15—01015000 Land Lot 92 of the 12th District. The property
consists of a Lot and is zoned RA.
Presented by Camilla Moore ~

Community Development Director

Ms. Moore noted the annexation items were presented before the
Henry County Board of Commissioners on June 4, 2019 and before
the City's Planning Commission on June 27, 2019 and stated the
request to withdraw parcel S15—01015000 was to prevent the creation
of an island. Ms. Moore noted staff recommendation is based on
zoning and proximity to railroad tracks and C-3 is more consistent
than an M—1.

Applicant Alecia K. Waters addressed the Council and stated the
property is being used for storage of FEMA supplies with no
anticipation of building anything on the property.

Councilman Alexander referenced the County Commissioner's
meeting where he noted 5"‘ District Commissioner Holmes’ remarks
of the property being used as a junkyard.

Ms. Moore noted no County staffer stated that had been presented as

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the use and suggested including in the motion conditions of use.

Ms. Waters noted she understood the concerns and stated she does
not want to cause harm to the surrounding property owners or the

City; and stated the property is for storage of disaster relief supplies,
not further noted the empty lot would remain as such due to some

drainage issues.

Councilman Alexander asked the application for the reason for the
annexation request with the use remaining the same.

Ms Waters stated she spoke with Commissioner Holmes and he is
not favoring to commercial properties in this area of his district.
Councilwoman Gantt asked the City Attorney if it was appropriate for
her to vote on this item due to her work with FEMA.

The applicant responded that she is not afﬁliated with FEMA.

Councilwoman Gantt asked Ms. Moore if there were any zoning
issues.

Ms. Moore stated the property is zoned for storage.

Mayor Ford opened the Public Hearing.

No Speakers in Favor —
No Speakers Opposed.

The Public Hearing was closed.

Councilwoman Gantt motioned to approve the annexation; there was
no second to the motion. The motion died for lack of a 2"“.

PUBLIC HEARING
8. Council Consideration regarding a text amendment to the Zoning
Code of the City of Stockbridge, Georgia regulating Small Box
Discount Stores.
Presented by Camilla Moore —

Community Development Director
Ms. Moore referenced the request for an Ordinance relating to Small
Box Stores due to over saturation of these types of stores and
recommends a distance requirement of 3 for every 13 miles (to
include neighboring jurisdictions) noting there were currently (7)
seven stores as referenced on the map.

Councilwoman Robinson requested additional distance between the
stores.

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Councilman Alexander disputed the quantity of (7) seven, noting the
Dollar Tree Stores and the Zero store that recently closed.

Ms. Moore stated she understood the Ordinance to be directed at
stand—a|one stores and not those within a strip plaza.
Attorney Williams stated the focus of the ordinance had been placed
on the stand—along buildings, 12000 sq. ft. with the distance

separation applying to Henry County and the City of Stockbridge and
one (1) mile apart.

Councilman Thomas asked Ms. Moore if the re—write of the Zoning
Ordinance would address these issues.

Ms. Moore stated she would re—send the schedule of the Zoning re-
write.

Councilman Alexander stated the Zoning re—write is expected to start
later this year.

Mayor Ford opened the Public Hearing.

Speakers in Favor:
Kathryn Gilbert who noted this was an opportunity for Stockbridge to
be a star of the southside; noting the future is in our hands and
prevent Dollar General stores from appearing on every corner.

Jenetta Roberts stated the stores are in proximity of each other; noted
there is a new Dollar Tree in McDonough; and stated the stores don't
offer quality jobs for a livable wage.

Gordon Gilbert stated he was not sure if he was speaking in favor or
opposed because he was afraid that other businesses may be
excluded.

No Speakers Opposed.

The Public Hearing was closed.

Councilman Alexander motioned to approve a text amendment to
the Zoning Code of the City of Stockbridge, Georgia regulating Small
Box Discount Stores; second by Councilwoman Gantt. The motion
passed 4-0.

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PUBLIC HEARING
9. Council Consideration regarding a text amendment to the Zoning
Code of the City of Stockbridge, Georgia regulating Short—Term
Rentals of residential properties.
Presented by Camilla Moore Community Development Director

Ms. Moore noted there has been a tendency for property owners to
list their homes as Air BnB’s and have become a nuisance to the

community. Ms. Moore noted the proposed Ordinance would make
sure property owners renting their property will comply with the

requirements.

Councilman Alexander noted the parties are getting out of control and
stated no one wants these types of party houses in their subdivision;
and agreed with Councilman Thomas with the City being proactive.
Councilman Thomas questioned the enforcement of the Ordinance.

Ms. Moore noted the Fire Marshal is the only one who could shut
down the parties due to the number of people occupying the homes.

Mayor Ford opened the Public Hearing.

Speakers in Favor:
Kenneth Mcfarland who noted as an HOA Board Member, they can
maintain the property, but not what goes on inside and asked for the
City's Help. Mr. McFarland also noted it’s not the residents having the
parties, it's the out of towners having parties which disrupts the
community.

Kathryn Gilbert noted the home that is occupant is not owner
occupied and is owned by an investment Company based out of
Phoenix, AZ. Ms. Gilbert also noted parking was bad, the music was
too loud and shuttles to and from the house coming from
Benchwarmers.

No speakers opposed.

The Public Hearing was closed.

Councilwoman Gantt motioned to approve a text amendment to the
Zoning Code of the City of Stockbridge, Georgia regulating Short-
Term Rentals of residential properties; second by Councilman
Thomas. The motion passed 4-0.

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NEW BUSINESS
10. Council Consideration to approve Falcon Design Consultants Task
Order FDC 2019.11: North Henry Blvd. and East Atlanta Rd.
Intersection Improvements Design in the amount of $39,500.00 and
Task Order FDC 2019.12: Lee Street and East Atlanta Road
Intersection Realignment Design in the amount of $58,500.00 ~

Amphitheater Project Funding Source: Fund Balance

Presented by Camilla Moore Community Development Director

Ms. Moore noted both Task Orders are related to the Amphitheater
and focuses on road improvements along East Atlanta Road and Lee
Street to accommodate the 3,500—seating capacity. Ms. Moore further
noted the Task Orders will look at realigning East Atlanta and Lee
Street which will include adding accel and deacceleration lanes and
will be done simultaneously.

Councilman Alexander motioned to approve Falcon Design
Consultants Task Order FDC 2019.11: North Henry Blvd. and East
Atlanta Rd. intersection improvements Design in the amount of
$39,500.00 and Task Order FDC 2019.12: Lee Street and East
Atlanta Road Intersection Realignment Design in the amount of
$58,500.00 Amphitheater Project; second by Councilwoman

Robinson. The motion passed 3-0 (Councilman Thomas was not
present on dais for the vote).

11.Council Consideration to approve 1—yr. State Contract for Hwy. 138
Landscaping July 2019 December 2019 in the amount of

$33,610.94 and January 2020 June 2020 in the amount of

$33,610.94 Total Contract $67,221.88.
Funding Source: Executive Landscaping/Right—of—way Beautiﬁcation

Presented by Decius Aaron Public Works Director

Mr. Aaron noted this is an opportunity to have a public/private
partnership and a standing agreement with a vendor to beautify
Highway 138 West from the interstate past Spivey Road. Mr. Aaron
further noted the current goal right now is to keep that location mowed
on a routine basis and is seeking approval for a beautiﬁcation

schedule.

Mr. Knighton noted staff has had communication with Clayton County
and will continue those conversations and would like to raise the bar
and make sure corridors within the city limits are maintained.
Mr.Knighton referenced Council’s authorization in last years budget
$50,000 for landscaping and noted this would be a part of that and
has had conversation about adding other corridors such as Jodeco,
Hudson Bridge and Eagles Landing.

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Councilwoman Robinson motioned to approve a State Contract for
Hwy. 138 Landscaping July 2019 December 2019 in the amount of

$33,610.94 and January 2020 June 2020 in the amount of

$33,610.94 Total Contract $67,221 .88; second by Councilman
Alexander. The Motion passed 4-0.

12.Council Consideration to approve the installation of Speed Breakers
on Shields Road. Funding Source: Public Works
Presented by Decius Aaron —
Public Works Director
Mr. Aaron noted residents have had concerns with speeding on
Shields Road and has requested speed breakers. Mr. Aaron went on
to explain the FHA (Federal Highway Administration) classiﬁes roads
as: Arterial, Collector and Residential, with Shields Road being an
Arterial road. Mr. Aaron noted arterial roads are the type of roads that
have a higher rate of speed than collectors and residential roads; and,
speed breakers are not normally put on those types of roads.

Mr. Aaron recommended not to approve the installation and instead
allow signage along the Shields Road.

Councilwoman Gantt motioned to approve the installation of Speed
Breakers on Shields Road; second by Councilman Thomas.

Following additional discussion, the motion was rescinded by ‘

Councilwoman Gantt.

Mayor Ford noted signage can be approved by the City Manager.

No action taken.

13.Council Consideration to approve Allsouth Constructors, Inc. Change
Order No. 1 in the amount of $720,500.00 and Carter & Sloope

Engineering Services in the amount of $66,900.00 less Contingencies
in the amount of $461 ,539.10 for an overall amendment of
$318,661.90 and total project cost for the VV\NTP Improvements and
Glynn Addy Pump Station Rehabilitation Carter & Sloope Project no.
S9100.013 & .014 from $5,328,692.00 to $5,599,992.00.
Funding Source: Water & Sewer Fund Balance
Presented by Decius Aaron, Public Works Director
Mr. Aaron noted the issue of the City’s sewer system overﬂowing as
the result of heavy rainfall and staff is attempting to use the pump
truck. Mr. Aaron noted there is a bid opening on July 24”‘ for the ﬁrst
Phase of the Smith-Barnes Sewer Basin and Rehabilitation to help
improve the collection system. Mr. Aaron noted the funding is
available in the Sewer Fund Balance.

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Councilman Alexander noted HCWA (Henry County Water Authority)
is its own entity separate from the County and inquired on what it
would take for HCWA to take over the City's water system.

Mr. Aaron noted the City would still have to pay out a large amount of

money to repair the system if HCWA took over.

Councilman Alexander requested a full assessment of the system
before spending the city's money.

Councilman Thomas expressed his concerns with the bidding

process.

Councilwoman Robinson motioned to approve Allsouth Constructors,
Inc. Change Order No. 1 in the amount of $720,500.00 and Carter &
Sloope Engineering Services in the amount of $66,900.00 less
Contingencies in the amount of $461 ,539.1O for an overall
amendment of $31 8,661 .90 and total project cost for the VV\NTP
Improvements and Glynn Addy Pump Station Rehabilitation Carter &
Sloope Project no. S9100.013 & .014 from $5,328,692.00 to
$5,599,992.00; second by Councilwoman Gantt. The motion passed
4-0.

14.Council Consideration to approve a Resolution to regulate and
provide for the calling of an Election to determine whether the City
Council of the City of Stockbridge shall be authorized to allow the
consumption of alcohol on premises from 11:00 a.m. until 12:00
midnight on Sundays as authorized by Article 7 of Chapter 3 of Title 3
of the Ofﬁcial Code of Georgia Annotated Brunch Bill

Presented by Michael Williams City Attorney

Attorney Williams noted the Resolution would call for a referendum for
voters to vote on in the fall.

Councilman Alexander motioned to approve a Resolution to regulate
and provide for the calling of an Election to determine whether the
City Council of the City of Stockbridge shall be authorized to allow the
consumption of alcohol on premises from 11:00 a.m. until 12:00
midnight on Sundays as authorized by Article 7 of Chapter 3 of Title 3
of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated Brunch Bill; second by

Councilwoman. The motion passed 4-0.

COMMENTS FROM THE CITY MANAGER

Mr. Knighton noted the demolition of the old Police Station started
today and
should be completed by the end of the week; noted with the demolition, there was
also the demolition of a nuisance home, with more to come in about 2-3 weeks;

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stated the restrooms have been updated at Garner Park with renovations at the
other City parks to follow along with the installations of larger BBQ grills and will be
working towards installing cooling/misting stations and ceiling fans in the pavilions
at the parks; noted his appreciation and thanked staff for all of the great work done
in the City.

COMMENTS FROM THE CLERK’S OFFICE

Thanked all who worked to put together the recent staff BBQ event; and thanked
the Clerk’s Ofﬁce team for doing an amazing job while she was away at training.

COMMENTS FROM THE CITY COUNCIL

Councilman Thomas thanked Mr. Knighton for the employee BBQ event; shared
with citizens great things are happening with the City and is trying to put the best

products out for citizens; Councilman Thomas noted for citizens to look at all
phases and to see how the City is moving forward and is proud of Council and
staff members.

Councilwoman Gantt thanked citizens for their continued support and prayers and
hopes everyone had a great July 4”‘; and thinks everyone wants what is best for
the City and what’s in the best interest in the City, which is the absolute best.

Councilman Alexander thanked everyone for tuning in and those who came and
participated in the democratic process as well as the nominees who gave of
themselves to serve; noted there were volunteers who showed up today and noted
it takes all of us; applauded all citizens who volunteers; mentioned K-Piano
changing its program name to Stockbridge which should make everyone beam
with joy and needs people to believe in the City and the direction it is taking;
thanked those who came out for the Morning on the Range golf outing and noted
all ages from 2-85 years attended, with one young man receiving instructions due
to his natural talent being discovered; and expressed to his colleagues they are

halfway through the year and still will continue to move fonrvard with projects
throughout the City.

Councilwoman Robinson thanked everyone for coming out and congratulated the
newest volunteers for the Youth Council Advisory Committee and the Teen
Ambassadors who were in attendance observing the City Council meeting noting
they will be compiling a report Thursday at their retreat and will be able to give
feedback to local officials on their observations of tonight's meeting; thanked
colleagues for a very productive meeting; and stated to staff, they are sincere and
know they are doing an excellent job and recognize there's a long going on and
that Council is pushing and wants to get things done that was agreed upon in
2016, referencing a Carl Vinson institute of Government Feasibility Study for the
City in 2016 and would like to get things done and believes with a good heart they
can get back to the 2016 vision; thanked everyone that volunteered with K—Piano’s

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Summer Camps and wanted to make sure as a city, they are there being

supportive to those who want to be in the community; expressed as elected
ofﬁcials, they should have open arms and wishes everyone a blessed week.

COMMENTS FROM THE MAYOR

Mayor Ford noted he hopes everyone had a great 4”‘ of July and will continue to
have a fantastic week; and, mentioned school will be starting back within the next
month; wants everyone to keep the faith and noted everyone will continue to
move fonlvard together as a team which will take a lot of effort and consistency and

would like citizens input and involvement; reminded everyone of the new tagline
for the City of Stockbridge is “Stockbridge, Where Community Connects”.

Mayor Ford read the following announcements:

UPCOMING MEETINGS
Meeting will be held at City Hall unless otherwise noted. Meeting dates and times are
subject to change. Please visit the city's website www.cityofstockbridge.com, Facebook
page or contact City Hall offices at 770-389-7900 for updates and detailed information.

- Main Street Advisory Board meeting, Friday, July 12, 2019 at 9:00 a.m./Levi Room

- Downtown Development Authority meeting, Monday, July 15, 2019 at 6:00 p.m./Levi Rm.

- Youth Council Advisory Committee, Wednesday, July 17, 2019 at 6:30 p.m./Levi Room

Planning Commission meeting, Thursday, July 25, 2019 at 7:00 p.m./Council Chamber

0 Work Session meeting, Tuesday July 30, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. at City Hall in the Council
Chamber.

UPCOMING EVENT(S) & ANNOUNCEMENTS
o Food Truck Tuesday, Tuesday, July 9, 2019 from 5:30 —
9:00 p.m. at Clark Park 111 Davis
Rd. Stockbridge

Welcoming Stockbridge RoundTable Thursday, July 11, 2019 at 6:30 p.m. in the Levi

Meeting Room spearheaded by Councilwoman Gantt

0 Free Main Street Movie, July 13, 2019 8:00
p.m. on the City Hall Lawn; bring your lawn
chairs and blankets. Featured Movie “Spider-man Into the
Spider Verse" and Costume
Contest for all ages.

- Food Truck Tuesday, Tuesday, July 16, 2019 from 5:30 —
9:00 p.m. at Clark Park 111 Davis
Rd. Stockbridge

0 FREE Sounds of Summer Concert, Saturday,
July 20, 2019 at 8:00 p.m. on the City Hall
Lawn; bring your lawn chairs and blankets.

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Food Truck Tuesday, Tuesday, July 23, 2019 from 5:30 —
9:00 p.m. at Clark Park 111 Davis
Rd. Stockbridge

Kickoff, Saturday, July 27, 2019 from 10:00 am.
Back to School 1:00 p.m. at the Merle—

Manders Conference Center— spearheaded by Mayor Pro Tem Blount

FINAL Food Truck Tuesday of 2019, Tuesday, July 30, 2019 from 5:30 —
9:00 p.m. at Clark
Park 111 Davis Rd. Stockbridge

Monthly Bingo Bash Wednesday, July 31, 2019 from 10:00 am. —

noon at the Ted Strickland

Community Center spearheaded by Mayor Pro Tem Blount

ONGOING INITIATIVES

Meet & Greet the Mayor Mondays with Mayor Anthony S. Ford from 10:00 a.m. -
noon every

fourth Monday of the month (appointment required). Please contact LaQuinda Jackson @
678-833-3348 for more information and scheduling.

Don’t Trash Stockbridge No Litter Campaign —

Ongoing —

spearheaded by Councilman
Thomas. Contact: LaQuinda Jackson @ 878-833-3348 for more information.

Monthly Bingo Bash from 10:00 am. noon at the Ted Strickland Community Center

spearheaded by Mayor Pro Tem Blount. Visit the City’s website or Facebook page for dates
and information.

Quarterly Town Hall —

Ongoing —

spearheaded by Councilman Alexander. Visit the City’s
website or Facebook page for dates and information.

Keep Stockbridge Beautiful —

Ongoing —

spearheaded by Councilman Alexander. Contact
LaQuinda Jackson @ 678-833-3348 for more information.

Quarterly Clergy RoundTable —

spearheaded by Councilwoman Robinson. Contact
LaQuinda Jackson @ 678-833-3348 for more information.

Quarterly Welcoming Stockbridge RoundTable even! 2”“ Thursday in July at 6:30 p.m. in
the City Hall Levi Meeting Room —

spearheaded by Councilwoman Gantt. Contact LaQuinda
Jackson @ 678-833-3348 for more information.

Quarterly Homeowners and Neighborhood Association RoundTable spearheaded by —

Mayor Pro Tem Blount. Contact LaQuinda Jackson @ 678-833-3348 for more information.

Councilwoman Gantt motioned to Adjourn the meeting at 8:30 p.m.; second by
Councilwoman Robinson. The motion passed 4-0.

Respectfully submitted by:

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Vanessa Holiday, City Clerk M A ony S. Ford, Mayor
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