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date: 1979-12-27
title: December 27, 1979 Minutes
source: 1979-12/1979-12-27_December 27, 1979_Minutes.pdf
pages: 1
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December 27, 1979

CITY OF STOCKBRIDGE
HENRY COUNTY, GEORGIA DECEMBER 27, 1979

The special meeting of the Stockbridge City Council was held December 27, 1979 at 7:30 p.m. with Mayor
Kelley presiding and all members present.

Rezoning of Mostok, Inc. property located on West Burke Street was discussed.

At meeting on December 10, 1979, Council was to meet with owners of Mostok, Inc. to secure right-of-way
easement for a street from the east end of West Burke Street to North Henry Boulevard. The Council had
secured a letter of intent properly signed and notarized by the owners of Mostok, Inc., Charles Moseley,
Lamar Moseley and Raleigh Moseley to grant the street easement.

In the meantime, Jerald Hudgens will grade and gravel a street from West Burke to North Henry Boulevard.
The parking lot will be located on the eastside of the building and signs will be erected on North Henry
Boulevard giving directions to the Mental Health Center. Mr. Hudgens feels this will reduce any traffic and
Health Center would create on West Burke Street.

Residents were against any development on their street until a paved street can be constructed. They stated
they were not against the Health Center but opposed the additional traffic it would create on their dead-end
street.

Lamar Moseley, representing Mostok, Inc., presented the Council with a lay-out of the proposed office park
they have planned for the remaining property they own at the end of West Burke Street. This plan included
a proposed street from North Henry Boulevard to West Burke Street all the way through to Davis Road. He
stated these plans would be taken a step at a time because they do not have funds to pave all the streets at
one time. Before Mostok, Inc. can consider any additional growth, they would have to pave a street from
North Henry Boulevard to West Burke Street but in the meantime, they will sign an easement for the street.

Phillip Paulk make the motion to approve the rezoning to C-1, seconded by Harold Cochran, motion carried.

Ecodyne Cooling Products, Inc., Quarry Road, contacted W. A. Gardner and asked if the City would install a
6" waterline and fire hydrant to their plant. Mr. Gardner explained that the City could not work on private
property but he would bring it before the Council. Motion was made by Joe Simmons to allow Ecodyne to
install a fire hydrant and 6' waterline and tap on to the City's system at Ecodyne's expense, seconded by
Harold Cochran and passed unanimously.

Meeting adjourned 8:50 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Merle Manders R. G. Kelley
City Clerk Mayor
