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Where Community Connects

SUMMARY MINUTES
WORK SESSION MEETING

TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 2019 6:00 P.M.
Ma or & Cit Council Administration
Mayor Anthony S. Ford Rand Knighton, City Mana er
Councilman Elton Alexander Cami a Moore, Ass_t. City anager
Mayor_ Pro Tem John_B|ount Vanessa Holiday, City Clerk
Councilwoman LaKeisha_Gantt Randi Rain_ey, Depu_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.

The meeting was called to order by Mayor Ford

Invocation by Randy Knighton

Pledge of Allegiance was recited in unison.

City Clerk, Vanessa Holiday was asked to proceed with a verbal roll call. All members
were present.

Mayor Pro Tem Blount motioned to amend the Agenda to remove ltem#9; second by
Councilwoman Robinson. The motion passed 5~0.

Review of the Minutes for the following meetings:
1. 03/11/2019 2. 03/26/2019 SCM 3. 3/26/23019 ——
No Action taken.

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.
Mr. Kenneth Wilson of K Piano gave an overview of the music program; noted the self—funded

program has been here for 9—years, has taught over 16,000 kids to play piano; and noted the
students have a graduation rate; noted he is working in partnership with Smith—Barnes
100%
Elementary for the Smart Camp program; reached out to the City’s Youth Council and was

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unaware the program was being restructured; noted his passion about working with the youth.
Mr. Wilson noted he had sent the Mayor & Council a package for their review.

NEW BUSINESS

4. Quarterly Reports (15’ Quarter 2019)
1. Henry County Public Safety North Henry Public Precinct

Presented by: Officer Johnson
Officer Johnson provided detailed information regarding Hot Zones
within the City Limits. Officer Johnson noted there were no
homicides, 1 reported rape in January, 2 robberies, 6 aggravated
assaults, 8 commercial burglaries, 20 residential burglaries, 177
thefts, 20 stolen vehicles, 36 frauds, 59 drugs/narcotic arrest, and
10 DUl’s.

2. Stockbridge Youth Council
Presented by Ericka Harvey, Acting Chair and Joc’quelyn Carter,
Treasurer
Ms. Harvey noted the Youth Council attended the National League
of Cities in Los Angeles last November; hosted a Teen Etiquette

Workshop; completed a Public Service Project at a local Fire
Station; participated in the Martin Luther King Jr. parade; had an
informative meeting with Congressman David Scott; hosted the
GMA Youth Symposium; and hosted an Art Show.

Ms. Harvey also noted changes of the Youth Council Advisory
Board noting Councilwoman Robinson stepping down as the
Council Liaison. Ms. Harvey also noted the membership of the
students seeking to return to the Youth Council has been restored.

Ms. Harvey referenced the upcoming events to include an End of
Year Awards Ceremony and students will be able to submit
applications for the 2019 2019 Youth Council beginning in May.

Ms. Alexander noted due outstanding items and remaining
some

questions, she will follow up with staff and present the Council with
a detailed Financial Report at the May 28, 2019 Work Session

meeting.

Councilman Alexander and Councilwoman Gantt thanked the
committee members for their service.

3. Downtown Development Authority
Presented by: Councilwoman Gantt and James Touchton

(Economic Development Director)

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Councilwoman Gantt noted the DDA is in the process of awarding
another and is looking into implementing and RSVP
facade grant
Session.
process which will be discussed more in Executive
Mr. Touchton noted the DDA has hired a broker to help bring ideas
to the RSVP Plan and stated that in the next few months, the DDA
should be able to announce new development within the downtown
area. Attorney Williams referenced the recent legislation that

passed regarding the Public Facilities Authority; and is currently
pending the Governor's signature and further noting, this would
allow the City to finance several projects with the authority.

4. Main Street Program
3resented by Kira Harris—Braggs Main Street Program Manager
Ms. noted Main Street staff assisted the Public
Harris—Braggs
nformation Officer with the City’s New Branding Launch event; and
has continued working on a tourism project of which the City
received grant funding; noted (2) two new members were appointed
0 the Main Street Advisory Board, along with the re-appointment
of

(3) board members; assisted with the Facade Grant for Fletcher and
Sons Automotive; referenced the ongoing partnership with the
Cochran Library and hosted the first of two exhibits featured in the

ibrary; hosted a Local Love Social Media Campaign which supports
ocal small businesses; and assisted with welcome packets for the
GMA Youth Council Symposium.

5. Dublic Works
Presented by Decius Aaron, Public Works Director
Mr. Aaron noted out of 109 projects, 57 have been completed, with
52 projects currently in various stages of being completed; noted
parking lot cameras are being installed at Memorial and Clark parks;
noted the HVAC is currently being worked on at City Hall, the Merle
Manders Conference Center and Municipal Court buildings; broke
down the percentages of projects: Government buildings has 23%,
Stormwater has 8%, Wastewater has 27%, Water has 19%, Parks
have 13% and Public Works has 10%, noting the City has
$11,179,388 of projects, with largest project being the
the
Wastewater Treatment Plant Facility costing $4.7 million; $3 million
is allocated for the Public Works Administrative Building; $1 million
is for the LMIG list; $1 million for the HVAC systems at City Hall,
Merle Manders Conference Center and the Municipal Court
Buildings; referenced the Davis Road Sidewalk Project will be bid
out starting next week for Phase 1; noted staff has begun working
with Memorial Parks‘ Pour Play for the playground; and
and

advertising has started for Phase 1 of the Smith-Barnes project.

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6. Community Development
Presented by Camilla Moore Asst. City Mgr./Community Dev. Dir,
Ms. Moore noted over $2.7 million has been collected in last years
revenues and over the last 3 months over 1.7 million (largely

business licenses fees) has been collected without having impact
fees. Ms. Moore noted several business license renewals have
been sent out, with $41,000 in delinquency status and staff is in the

process of collecting and serving notices for those past due
accounts; noted the top five Code Enforcement issues are:
prohibited parking, high grass, trash debris, curb and illegal signs
and illegal dumping; noted Building and Permits has issued 23 land
disturbance permits, 34 building permits and 23 dirt permits; noted
there will be a Moe’s, Chicken Salad Chick, Wendy's and Jersey
Mikes restaurant coming into the City who will all follow the city's
facade and design standards; referenced a new Soapy Suds Car
Wash, RaceTrac, Tru Hilton Hotel and Best Western which should
be completed around November; and noted the RFQ for the
Amphitheater is out, staff is currently waiting on proposals, and
stated the RFP for Towing and the RFP for the Zoning Ordinance
will be presented at the June 10”‘ meeting with a July start date.

Economic Development
Presented by James Touchton, Economic Development Dir.
Mr. Touchton noted there have been meetings with developers to
bring new development to the downtown area; noted the Henry
County Development Authority and City are working together to
potentially relocate German Company Headquarters to the City,
and will know if the company has chosen the City within the next
few months; referenced meetings with developers who are
interested in creating a mixed—use development along Hudson
Bridge and Mt. Zion roads.

Finance
Presented by: John Wiggins, Interim City Treasurer.
Mr. Wiggins noted as of March 31, 2019 the General Fund revenues
are $2,097,144, with total expenses being $1,697,241
which consist

of the General Fund and operating income of $699,903. Mr.
an

Wiggins also noted the City paid the debt services in February in the
amount of $950,759 and gave the city a net change fund balance of
$250,856.

5. Resolution to fill a vacancy and appoint the City Treasurer.

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fill
Mayor Pro Tem Blount motioned to appoint John Wiggins to the
second by Councilwoman
vacancy of the City Treasurer position;
Gantt. The motion passed 50.

the
Mr. Wiggins thanked the Mayor and Council for presenting
opportunity, as well as Mr. Randy Knighton, City Manager.

Council Consideration to approve striping of one Tennis Court at
Gardner Park for Pickleball in the amount of $500.00 Parks Fund.

Presented by Decius Aaron, Public Works Director
Mr. Aaron noted a few citizens inquired about having a Pickleball court
and after speaking with the City Manager, Mr. Aaron recommended
turning one of the tennis courts at Gardner Park into a pickleball court
in the amount of $500.00 using Park Funds.
Mr. Knighton added he wanted to acknowledge it publicly and make
the Mayor and Council aware of the potential change in appearance to
the courts.

Mayor Pro Tem Blount questioned why both courts were not being
striped.

Councilman Thomas motioned to approve striping of one tennis court
at Gardner Park for Pickleball in the amount of $500.00 using Park
Funds; second by Councilwoman Gantt. The motion passed 4-1
(Mayor Pro Tem Blount opposed).

Council Consideration to award a contract to Rush Truck Centers of

Ga, lnc. under the State of GA Contract no. 99999—SPD~SPD0000‘l 55-
0001 in the amount of $98,489.00 from Solid Waste Fund Balance.
Presented by Lindell Miller, Purchasing Supervisor
Ms. Miller noted the Public Works Department is requesting to

garbage truck under the State
mini of GA contract.
purchase a

Councilman Thomas expressed concerns with the type of truck being
purchased and requested to have a Public Works Log enforced to have
Public Works workers ride around the City daily. Mr. Knighton
expressed he would go out with the Pubic Works workers to look at
what needs to be picked up noting the Public Works crews are on a
rotational basis to mow grass and complete trash and liter pickup and
would complete limbs pick up on a needed basis. Mr. Aaron noted the
truck would be used to pick up following City events and would be
available for additional residential household and garbage pickups if
needed.
Councilwoman Gantt motioned to approve the award the contract to
Rush Truck Centers of Ga, lnc. under the State of GA Contract no.

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99999—SPD—SPD0000155-0001 in the amount of $98,489.00 and bring
back to the Council a plan for use of the vehicle at a future meeting;
second Councilwoman Robinson. The motion passed 5-0.
by

Council Consideration to approve bid selection for demolition ofthe Old
Police station with an estimated cost of $45,840.00.
Presented by Lindell Miller, Purchasing Supervisor
Ms. Miller noted staff is asking for approval to utilize the City of Atlanta’s
most recent contract to demolish the old police precinct in the amount
of with an estimated annual cost of $100,000 to include
$45,840.00,
other properties. Mayor Pro Tem Blount inquired if the contract was a
package deal to include everything. Ms. Miller noted the first project
deals with the police precinct for 1 year with the option to renew.
Councilwoman Robinson asked for a break down of cost for all

demolitions to take place.

Councilman Alexander motioned to approve the Demolition Package
in the amount of $100,000; second by Councilwoman Gantt. The
motion passed 5—0.

Council Consideration to approve the renewal of the City's Liability
nsurance.

3resented by Randy Knighton, City Manager
tern Removed from the Agenda.

10. Council Consideration to amend the City’s Smoking Ban Ordinance
3resented by Michael Williams, City Attorney
Attorney Williams noted this would be an update to the current City
Smoking Ban Ordinance passed in 2005. Mr. Williams also noted there
would be changes made to the definition section by adding a section
ore-cigarettes; prohibiting smoking within 20 feet of public commercial
auilding or multi—family buildings; and adding a definition section for
dookah and hookah bars. Attorney Williams further noted the current
Ordinance allows smoking in smoking rooms, restaurants, bars and
private clubs and noted the request from Councilman Alexander was
0 have smoking remain in bars only and smoking would
continue in

wookah bars or lounges and e—cigarette areas.

Councilman Alexander motioned to approve the amendment to the
Smoking Ban Ordinance; there was no second to the motion. The
City’s
motion failed due to lack of a second.

DISCUSSION
11 .Council Discussion on activatingDevelopment Authority
the and

appointing members to the Public Facilities Authority

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Presented by Michael Williams, City Attorney
Attorney Williams noted staff needs direction as to see if Council wants
to advertise for members for the Public Facilities Authority or bring in a
slate of candidates to choose from for consideration; also, informed
Council they could adopt a Resolution for the Development Authority
Ford inquired what the
any day as long as there are members. Mayor
criteria would be for selecting candidates. Attorney Williams explained
forthe Develop Authority, candidates must be a taxpayer and live within
the City and 1 of the 7 members can be from the governing body; for
the Public Facilities Authority, they would have to be a subject matter

expert with a certain number of residents on the board. Attorney
Williams recommends bringing in a slate of candidates for Council to
consider.

The consensus of the Council directed staff to comprise a Slate of,
Candidates for Council Consideration.

12.Counci Discussion to officially name Monument Park
Presented by Mayor Pro Tem Blount
Mayor Dro Tem Blount expressed the City has always promoted unity
and suggested naming the park (which was never formerly named)

Unity Monument Park with the City’s new tag line attached.

Counci man Alexander expressed this is the first he is hearing about it
and be ieves it is an attack on the Eagles Landing community and was
also concerned there had been no communication with the Eagles
Landing community noting their financial contribution in partnership of
the proect.

Counci woman Robinson expressed she is fine with adding the City
logo but does not want to take away from the Eagles Landing
Community and made a statement that when something goes up,
something else must come down, echoing the sentiments of
communication between the City and the Eagle's Landing community.

to unite the
Mayor Pro Tem Blount reiterated the thought was

community, thus the name Unity Monument Park.

Mayor Pro Tem Blount motioned to name the park Unity Monument
Park; second by Councilwoman Gantt. The motion passed 3-2
(Alexander/Robinson opposed).

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COMMENTS FROM THE CITY MANAGER
Randy Knighton noted his appreciation of staff and dedication of city workers; noted
the Reports reflect a lot of activity in the City; referenced the Cities Week
Quarterly
events where citizens were exposed to the many things that are happening here in
the City; and invited everyone to come out and attend the SPLOSTV meeting taking
Center.
place on Monday, May 6”‘ at 6:30 p.m. at the Merle Manders Conference

COMMENTS FROM THE CLERK’S OFFICE
Vanessa Holiday noted the importance of encouraging phrases and taking a
moment during the day to simply hear your inner voice, citing the Phrase for the
Albert Einstein.
Day: In the middle of every difficulty lies opportunity.

COMMENTS FROM THE CITY COUNClL
Councilman Thomas thanked staff for their assistance with the Cities Week
activities where the City was highlighted in a positive manner; asked that focus
remain on moving the City forward; noted concerns of getting all of the necessary
buildings demolished, noting the City is on the right track; noted he is in favor of
bringing a Project Manager on board to move projects forward; and invited
March on Monday, May 27"‘
everyone to come out and participate in the Memorial
at 9:00 a.m. at the Merle Manders Conference Center to pay tribute to those who
made the ultimate sacrifice.

Mayor Pro Tem Blount thanked those attending and tuning in to the meeting, and
wished his wife a Happy Anniversary; invited everyone out to the National Day of
Prayer Service on Thursday at 6:30 p.m.; noted that since he began his service on
the Council, every decision he has made was to always move the City forward and
noted that anyone can check his record; further noted that his only motive is to
move the City forward, unify the community and to serve; noted it was
hard to be a

politician and easy to serve; stated that based on what was said tonight means
they truly don't know who James Blount is; noted that ofthe 536 cities in Georgia,
Stockbridge is the only city that bans smoking in cars with minors; stated that he is
only one vote; and stated he didn’t understand how naming a park Unity would be
perceived as negative.

Councilwoman Gantt thanked staff their assistance with Cities Week events,
Ms. Jackson forjuggling (6) events; thanked Mr. Knighton and
specifically
noted Stockbridge was
everyone for coming together to help make the city shine,
a model city for Cities Week; noted the Welcoming Stockbridge Committee was
an

amazing eye opener with a great group of people of different genres, also noting
the city is missing a group of people (millennials) and needs to do a betterjob with
updating the website and technology to reach those individuals.

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Councilman Alexander noted that he measures success by results; referenced
the
and nothing
change of the street to M L King, Sr. Heritage Trail several years ago,
has happened since then; noted no Capital Improvement Projects in 5 years;
noted no Youth Center; noted his visit to the City of East Point where the Mayor
the
and City Manager have worked together over the last 5 years to develop
roles ready to
downtown; noted the City needed to have individuals in leadership
act; noted the no smoking in cars ban had zero citations because Stockbridgethe
the name
ordinances aren’t enforced by HCPD; questioned the motive behind
discussions between the
change of newly named Unity Monument Park without
thanked
City and the Eagles Landing Community Association or public input;
in Trail Alive and invited everyone to
everyone for coming out and participating
come out this weekend to the Keep Stockbridge
Beautiful initiative.

Councilwoman Robinson thanked everyone for their participation in Cities Week;
noted the in the Community event at Eag|e‘s Landing Middle School was a
Unity
and law enforcement
great time where there was interaction between students
officers from various safety division and kids could become familiar with
public
them by engaging in a relaxed environment; noted her previous comments during
when
the meeting were not to knock anyone down, her statement was to note that
take something down relating to the newly named
you put something up, you must
UnityMonument Park; and expressed the importance of communication between
the City and the Eagles Landing community.

COMMENTS FROM THE MAYOR
Councilman Thomas, of a
Mayor Ford referenced his recent attendance along with
ribbon where he
cutting presented a proclamation to the Kappa Psi Epsilon Military
noted the
Sorority, Inc. who supports many of the City’s military/veterans events;
here in
American Legion has 200 chapters and the GA Sate Headquarters is
in the City’s
Stockbridge, and they have stated they would like to participate
March
Memorial March, 9-1 1 Ceremony and Veterans Day events; noted the recent
shout
of Dimes Walk was a huge success with over 500 participants (and gave a

out to his fraternity) and is looking forward to returning in the future; asked everyone
to keep the faith; and gave many thanks for a successful Cities Week.

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

o Youth Council meeting, Wednesday, May 8, 2019 at 5:30 pm./ Levi Room.

am./ Levi Room.
0 Main Street Advisory Board meeting, Friday, May 10, 2019 at 9:00

Room
- Youth Council Advisory Committee, Wednesday, May 15, 2019 at 6:30 p.m./Levi

6:00 p.m./Levi Rm.
- ‘Downtown Development Authority meeting, Monday, May 20, 2019 at

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Chamber
Planning Commission meeting, Thursday, May 23, 2019 at 7:00 p.m./Council

Work Session meeting, Tuesday, May 28, 2019 at 6:00 pm. at City Hall in the Council

Chamber.

UPCOMING EVENTISI & ANNOUNCEMENTS
National Day of Prayer—Thursday, May 2,2019 at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall
Council Chamber

Spearheaded by Mayor Pro Tem Blount.

Keep Stockbridge Beautiful ~

Saturday, May 4, 2019 —

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

Food Truck Tuesday kickoff, Tuesday, May 7, 2019 from 5:30 —
9:00 pm. at Clark Park

111 Davis Rd. Stockbridge

Don't Trash Stockbridge No Litter Campaign —

Saturday, May 11, 2019 from 8:00 a.m. —

noon Memorial Cemetew —

spearheaded by Councilman Thomas. Contact: LaQuinda

Jackson @ 678-833-3348 for more information.

Food Truck Tuesday kickoff, Tuesday, May 14, 2019 from 5:30 —
9:00 p.m. at Clark Park

111 Davis Rd. Stockbridge

Welcoming Stockbridge RoundTable Tuesday, May 14, 2019 at 6:30 pm. in the Levi

Meeting Room spearheaded by Councilwoman Gantt

Women in Business Brunch, Thursday, May 16 —
10:00 a.m. —
1:00 pm. at the Merle

Manders Conference Center 111 Davis Rd. Stockbridge, GA spearheaded by
Councilwoman Robinson.

Historic Preservation ~
Green Front Café Plaque Dedication —

Saturday, May 18, 2019 at
2:30 pm.

Food Truck Tuesday kickoff, Tuesday, May 21, 2019 from 5:30 —
9:00 p.m. at Clark Park

111 Davis Rd. Stockbridge
Event Center
Quarterly Town Hall Thursday, May 23, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. at J. W. Suites

spearheaded by Councilman Alexander.

Annual Memorial March ~

Monday, May 27, 2019 at 9:00 am. at the Merle Manders
Conference Center 111 Davis Rd.— Registration is FREE and available online at

www.cityofstockbridge.com under Events

at the Ted
Monthly Bingo Bash Wednesday, May 29, 2019 from 10:00 am. noon

Strickland Community Center spearheaded by Mayor Pro Tem Blount

MEMORIAL DAY.
CITY OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, MAY 27, 2019 IN OBSERVANCE OF

ONGOING INITIATIVES

Meet & Greet the Mayor Mondays with Mayor Anthony 8. 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. Meet & Greet will take place on

Tuesday, May 28, 2019 due to the Memorial Day holiday.

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Don’t TrashStockbridge No Litter Campaign Ongoing spearheaded by Councilman

Thomas. Contact: LaQuinda Jackson @ 678—833—3348 for more information.

Monthly Bingo Bash from 10:00 a.m. —
noon at the Ted Strickland Community Center
for dates
spearheaded by Mayor Pro Tem Blount. Visit the City's website or Facebook page
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 @ 678833-3348 for more information.

Contact
Quarterly Clergy RoundTable spearheaded by Councilwoman Robinson.

LaQuinda Jackson @ 678-833-3348 for more information.

month at 6:30
Quarterly Welcoming Stockbridge RoundTable every 2"“ Tuesday of each
p.m. in the City Hall Levi Meeting Room spearheaded by Councilwoman Gantt. Contact

LaQuinda Jackson @ 678—833—3348 for more information.

Quarterly Homeowners Neighborhood Association RoundTable
and spearheaded by —

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

Councilwoman Robinson motioned to convene Executive Session for Litigation, Personnel
and Real Estate; second by Councilwoman Ganlt. The motion passed 5-0.

Councilman Alexander motioned to adjourn Executive Session; second by Councilman
Thomas. The motion passed 5-0.

Councilman Alexander motioned to reconvene the meeting; second by Councilwoman
Gantt. The motion passed 5-0.

Councilwoman Gannt motioned to adjourn; second by Councilman. The motion passed
5-0.

Respec fully su mitted by:

Va ssa Holiday, City Clerk CMC Anthony s. Ford, Mayor

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