October 26, 2017 City Council Regular Meeting

CITY GOVERNMENT
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA

 

The regular meeting of Council was held this date at 2:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited in unison followed by the Invocation by Pastor Clarence Teddy Williams.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. Motion to Approve the Summary/Final minutes for the City Council Work Session of October 12, 2017
2. Motion to Approve the Summary/Final Minutes of the City Council Meeting of October 12, 2017

Upon Motion of Alderman Bell, Seconded by Alderman Shabazz.  The Summary and final minutes for the Work Session and the Council Meeting on October 12th is unanimously Approved.

PRESENTATIONS
3. Appearance by St. Joseph's/Candler Health Systems President/CEO Paul P. Hinchey to Present a $15,000 Donation to the Savannah Affordable Housing Fund

Deferred until December 9th, 2017.

4. Appearance and Recognition of United Community Bank donation of $5,000 for Savannah Affordable Housing Fund

Chad Jacobs from Affordable Housing Fund stated that he was here with United Community Bank to make a presentation to Council.  Mr. Mason Waters of Savannah United Community Bank stated they were very proud to be apart of the community and wanted to present a check of $5,000.00 to the Savannah Affordable Housing Fund.  He had with him, Deobrah Wright and Gaye Reese. 

 

Mayor Deloach thanked them for their gift.  Alderman Bell made a Motion to Approve the Resolution to accept the donation.  This was Seconded by Alderman Shabazz and unanimously carried. - See Resolution

5. Appearance by the Veterans Council of Chatham County to Present the Veteran of the Year and Receive the 2017 Veterans Day Parade Permit

The Chairman of the Veterans Association appeared with Mike Brady, Cornel Ed Wexleer Veteran of the Year, Joe Mitchler,  Pete Hoffman, and Jimmy Ray.  There will be 110 year units in the parade.  2 out of town bands from Sanderville and Statesboro.  The parade will be on November 11, 2017.  He asked that all Veterans in the Chamber to stand and they were recognized.

 

Upon Motion of Alderman Miller, Seconded by Alderman Johnson.  The Veterans Parade permit was unanimously approved.

 

Mr. Ed Wexler, Veteran of the Year stated he was born and raised in Savannah and a proud resident of District 6 for over 40 years.  He's honored to be designated to be Veteran of the Year.  He has a slogan which said "Every day in Savannah GA is Veterans Appreciation Day".

6. Appearance by Aaron Whitely, of the Board of Directors for the Frank Callen Boys & Girls Club, to Invite City Council to the Club's 100th Year Celebration

Mr. Aaron Whitley of the Board of Directors of Frank Callen Boys and Girls Club appeared with Mrs. Daniel Paul Director of Research and Development, Director Vince Delmonte, Elgin Kennedy, Reverend Barbara Simmons and Mrs. Whitley.

Mr. Whitely thanked Council for this opportunity to share with them the Celebration of the 100th Anniversary of the Frank Callen Boys and Girls Club.  The Boys and Girls Club cannot solve all the problems but does a wonderful job for the youth in our community.  

Mrs. Paul stated that the Gala will be November 10th at the Trade Center and invited Council to their VIP Reception at 5:30 p.m. where their speaker Jackie Joyner Kersey and followed by Reception and Dinner.

7. Appearance by Members of the Board of Directors of the Savannah Pride Festival to Invite City Council to the Festival on October 28, 2017

Dustin Church appeared with the following representatives.  Andy Sheer, Regan Drake, and Tyron Scarborough.  Mr. Church stated he was the Director of the Savannah Pride Association and they have a new direction and vision.  He wants Council to share in their celebration from 11 to 6 on October 28th.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE HEARINGS
8. Motion to Approve Beer and Wine Consumption off Premises for Suhil Kumar Patel of J. Harmon Investments, LLC t/a Pump N Go
Density Map - Pump N Go20171013_0009.pdf
Alcohol Documents - Pump N Go20171019_0026.pdf

Upon Motion of Alderman Miller, Seconded by Alderman Foster.  Approval was given to open the hearing on the following Alcohol Beverage Licenses.  No one appeared in Objection and the hearing was closed upon Motion of Alderman Miller, Seconded by Alderman Foster.

 

Alderman Johnson moved to Approve Items 8-12.  This was Seconded by Alderman Hall and unanimously carried.

9. Motion to Approve Transfer of Consumption on Premises Liquor, Beer and Wine License with Sunday Sales from Krista Weeks to Nicole Allen of Host SCR SAV FB, LLC t/a Southbound Taphouse
Density Map - Southbound Taphouse20171013_0007.pdf
Alcohol Documents - Southbound Taphouse20171019_0023.pdf
10. Motion to Approve Transfer of Liquor, Beer, Wine (Drink) License with Sunday Sales from Michael Bailey to Erik Duncan of CHLN, Inc. t/a Chart House
Density Map - Chart House20171013_0010.pdf
Alcohol Documents - Chart House20171019_0025.pdf
11. Motion to Approve Transfer of Consumption on Premises Liquor, Beer, Wine License with Sunday Sales from Krista Weeks to Nicole Allen of Host SCR SAV FB, LLC t/a PGA Tour Grill
Density Map - PGA Tour Grill20171013_0006.pdf
Alcohol Documents - PGA Tour Grill20171019_0024.pdf
12. Motion to Approve Beer and Wine License with Sunday Sales and Consumption off Premises Wine License for Jason Fackler of Koalaty Trading, Inc. t/a Georgia Tasting Room
Density Map - Georgia Tasting Room20171013_0008.pdf
Alcohol Documents - Georgia Tasting Room20171019_0027.pdf
ZONING HEARING
13. Motion to Amend the Future Land Use Map Category for 2201 Beaumont Dr (Petitioner: Phillip McCorkle for Sherwin Robin and Brian Robin)
2201 Beaumont Drive Comp Plan Amendment 20170829 Planning Commission Recommendation 17-004963-CPA.pdf
2201 Beaumont Drive Comp Plan Amendment Draft Ordinance 17-004963-CPA.pdf
2201 Beaumont Drive Comp Plan Amendment Public Notice 17-004963-CPA.pdf

Upon Motion of Alderman Johnson, Seconded by Alderman Bell Approval was unanimously given to continue zoning hearings for Beaumont Drive until the meeting of November 9th as requested by the Petitioner.

14. Motion to Rezone 2201 Beaumont Drive from PUD-M-8 to PUD-IS* and to Approve a General Development Plan (Petitioner: Phillip McCorkle for Sherwin Robin and Brian Robin)
2201 Beaumont Drive Rezoning 20170829 Planning Commission Recommendation 17-004804-ZA.pdf
2201 Beaumont Drive General Development Plan 17-004780-PLAN.pdf
2201 Beaumont Drive Rezoning Draft Ordinance 17-004804-ZA.pdf
2201 Beaumont Drive Rezoning Public Notice 17-004804-ZA.pdf
15. Motion to Rezone 144 Drayton Street from RIP-A to BC-1 or the MPC's Alternative Recommendation of RIP-B (Petitioner Harold Yellin for 480 Mall Boulevard, LLC)
144 Drayton St 20170926 Planning Commission Recommendation.pdf
144 Drayton St Draft Rezoning Ordinance.pdf

Mr. Marcus Lotson of the MPC outlined the MPC's recommendation for approval of the RIP - B.  The Petitioner is represented by Mr Harold Yellin and Mr. Joshua Yellin.  Mr. Joshua Yellin stated that they concur with the recommendation of the MPC as his client Mr. Johnny Young wants to operate a small 30 seat restaurant at this location subject to it being opened from 10 a.m.. to midnight.  They are asking for the same use that is allowed one block away from this property.

 

Mr. John Rantz stated his property is next door to this location.  It is an historic home where he has invested over 1 million dollars and never thought he would be living next door to a restaurant.  He has presented letters to the members of Council from the residents in the neighborhood who are against this rezoning.

 

Mayor Deloach stated that this area is currently zoned commercial and this particular property has had many uses.  Lots are currently RIP- A and at the end of the block is an RIP - B therefore all uses is not residential.

 

Alderman Durrence asked if their intent was to provide sidewalk seating. 

 

Mr. Young stated that sidewalk seated is allowed by MPC and he is not adding to the property or it becoming a hotel.  He only wants what is allowed by others the same use that is one block away from his property.  He understand the concerns of the wealthy and prominent neighbors but he is asking for fairness.

 

Alderman Bell asks if this constitutes spot zoning.  Mr Lotson stated that in his opinion it is not as it is a change from existing mix use to another mix use.

 

Attorney Stillwell agreed that it was not spot zoning.

 

Alderman Thomas asked if the restaurant is currently allowed on the property and was told by Mr. Lotson No.  He then ask what is the difference in spot zoning.

 

Attorney Stillwell said spot zoning will be out of character to the neighborhood such as a service station in a residential neighborhood.  What is allowed in the RIP -  A and RIP - B are minor differences.  The RIP - A does not allow hotels and restaurants and the RIP - B does.  Mr. Lotson added that the heavier commercial uses such as bars and taverns are in the RIP - C zone.

 

Alderman Bell stated that those who contacted her are concerned about protecting the integrity of the neighborhood and the increase of parking and traffic.  Mr. Lotson stated that is why MPC recommended denial of the BC 1 and the petitioner must address parking whether remote or public.

 

Alderman Hall stated that because there are a number of commercial uses in this block he feels that the rezoning is in keeping what's already there. 

 

Alderman Johnson asked Mr. Young where did he live.  Mr. Young stated he lived in Pooler but previously lived in downtown Savannah for over 30 years.

 

Mrs. Joshua Yellin stated Mr. Young has 9 parking spaces on site and his requirement of a 30 seat restaurant does not exceed the 36 seat requirement under the Ordinance.  Mr. Lotson stated the ordinance requires one parking space per four seats and if he stays under, he meets the requirement and if he goes over he must find another way for adjacent parking.

 

Mrs. Kathy Levina of 143 Abercorn Street stated that she wanted to give a comparison to her property that is adjacent to the current RIP - B that was rezoned in 2010.  There is problems with parking, garbage, cigarette butts, laying trash, oversized containers, insects, and stench.  She has read the RIP - B and it does allows for hotel use.  She is against the rezoning of this property to RIP - B.  Mr. Lotson stated that hotels are allowed in RIP - B.

 

Mr. David Mkovitz of CBT Commercial Real Estate stated he's known Mr. Young for over 15 years and he has owned several restaurants and property in the downtown area.  Drayton and Oglethorpe should be approved for his restaurant.

 

Mr. Harold Yellin representing the Petitioner stated he live at 410 Oglethorpe Ave.  He stated that RIP - A / RIP - B are virtually the same for exception of restaurant use.  There is already several intense uses in the RIP - A. RIP districts are mixed uses.  All the neighbors are not against this use.  He added that 10 years ago he came to council in reference to rezoning for the Fire Fly restaurant on Habersham St.  Many negative comments were made then in reference to crime, noise, and traffic.  Fire Fly wanted to be a good neighbor and they are and so does Mr. Young.

 

Alderman Johnson moved to close the hearing, and it was Seconded by Alderman Hall and unanimously carried.  Alderman Hall made a Motion to Approve the Petition, this was Seconded by Alderman Durrence and carried with Aldermen Hall, Durrence, Miller, Foster, Shabazz, and the Mayor voting in favor.  And Aldermen Johnson, Thomas, and Bell voting No.

 

16. Motion to Amend the Zoning Ordinance Regarding Review of New Construction and Exterior Work Visible From a Street or Lane (Petitioner: Planning Commission)
Sec. 8-3207 COA 20170926 Planning Commission Recommendation.pdf
Sec. 8-3207 COA Draft Text Amendment Ordinance.pdf

Mr. Marcus Lotson outlined the MPC recommendation that is requesting consistent language changes on new construction and exterior work.

 

Alderman Johnson moved to close the hearing, Seconded by Alderman Bell and unanimously carried.  Alderman Johnson moved to approve the MPC recommendation, Seconded by Alderman Bell and unanimously carried.

ORDINANCES - FIRST READING
17. Motion to Amend Code of Ordinances, Appendix I, Section 225, to Modify Street Sweeping Schedule
CM Memo to Council_10-10-17.pdf
Code-of-Ordinances_Part 7-1095.pdf
Revised Ordinance_Appendix I Sec. 225.pdf

This Ordinance was placed on First and Second Reading.

 

Upon Motion of Alderman Bell Seconded by, Alderman Thomas and unanimously carried.  The first reading of this ordinance was considered, the second and the Ordinance placed upon its passage and passed.

ORDINANCES - FIRST AND SECOND READING
18. Motion to Approve Annexation of 0.88 Acres Located on Ogeechee Road (Akshar Holdings, LLC)
Akshar Holdings LLC - Petition.pdf
Akshar Holdings LLC annexation Ordinance.pdf

Upon Motion of Alderman Jonhson Seconded by, Alderman Shabazz and unanimously carried.  The first reading of this ordinance was considered the second and the Ordinance placed upon its passage and passed.

ORDINANCES - SECOND READING
19. Motion to Approve Ordinance Creating a Process for the Naming and Renaming of Public Property, Facilities, and Streets
ARTICLE E. Naming and Renaming of Public PropetyFacilities and Streets- UPDATE 101917.pdf
Public Property Naming Policy 102017.pdf

Upon Motion of Alderman Bell, Seconded by Alderman Shabazz and unanimously carried.  This Ordinance was approved.

RESOLUTIONS
20. Motion to Adopt Resolution Accepting $15,000 Donation from St. Joseph’s/Candler Health Systems for the Savannah Affordable Housing Fund (SAHF)
SJCHS SAHF Donation Resolution.pdf

Deferred to December 9, 2017.

21. Motion to approve a Resolution accepting a $5,000 donation from United Community Bank for the Savannah Affordable Housing Fund
United Community Bank SAHF Donation Resolution 102617.pdf

Resolution approved under Presentations.

22. Motion to Approve 90-Day Stay on the Issuance of Licenses to Sell Alcoholic Beverages by the Package Along Montgomery Street between Victory Drive and DeRenne Avenue
Resolution Imposing Temporary Stay on Alcohol Licenses on Montgomery Street.pdf

Upon Motion of Alderman Shabazz, Seconded by Alderman Bell.  This Resolution was unanimously approved.

BIDS AND CONTRACTS
23. Motion to Award Annual Contract for Employee Assistance Program with Deer Oaks Services, LLC (Event 5046)
EAP Funding Verification.pdf
EAP Scope.pdf
EAP Purchasing Summary-26oct agenda.pdf
Deer Oaks Provider List with Certifications.pdf

Alderman Johnson asked the City Manager if the delivery of services  requested at the last meeting provided. He then asked for a 90 day report back to Council on the reward of this contract.  City Manager Hernandez said it would be done.

 

Upon Motion of Alderman Bell, Seconded by Alderman Durrence.  The contract was unanimously approved.

24. Motion to Award Contract for Design Services for Travis Field Water Reclamation Facility to Thomas & Hutton (Event No. 5436)
Travis Field Funding Verification.pdf
Travis Field Purchasing Summary.pdf
Travis Field Scope.pdf
Travis Field Location Map.pdf

Upon Motion of Alderman Bell, Seconded by Alderman Durrence and unanimously carried. Bids and Contracts 24-35 were approved.

25. Motion to Renew Annual Contract for Fuel Tank Maintenance with Energy Systems Southeast, LLC (Event No. 4335)
Fuel Tank Funding Verification.pdf
Fuel Tank Maintenance Bid Tab.pdf
Fuel Tank Maintenance Scope.pdf
Fuel Tank Purchasing Summary.pdf
26. Motion to Renew Annual Contract for Commercial Irrigation with Turf Services Unlimited, Inc (Event No. 2273)
Commercial Irrigation Bid Tab.pdf
Commercial Irrigation Funding Verification.pdf
Commercial Irrigation Purchasing Summary.pdf
Commercial Irrigation Scope.pdf
27. Motion to Approve Contract Modification No. 4 for President Street and General McIntosh Improvements to McLendon Enterprises, Inc. (Event No. 2379)
President St Funding Verification.pdf
President St Purchasing Summary.pdf
Savannah East Boundary Infrastructure Improvements.pdf
President Street - Stage 4.pdf
28. Motion to Renew Annual Contract for Traffic Paint Pavement Markings with Peek Pavement Marking, LLC (Event No. 4483)
Traffic Paint Bid Tab.pdf
Traffic Paint Funding Verification.pdf
Traffic Paint Purchasing Summary.pdf
Traffic Paint Scope.pdf
29. Motion to Award Annual Contract for Sewer Backup Cleaning Services to Serve-Pro and Service Master (Event No. 5413)
Sewer Backup Bid Tab.pdf
Sewer Backup Funding Verification.pdf
Sewer Backup Purchasing Summary.pdf
Sewer Backup Scope.pdf
30. Motion to Renew Annual Contract for Repainting of Street Lights and Traffic Signal Poles to E&D Coatings, Inc. (Event No. 3525)
Repainting Poles Bid Tab.pdf
Repainting Poles Funding Verification.pdf
Repainting Poles Purchasing Summary.pdf
Repainting Poles Scope.pdf
31. Motion to Renew Annual Contract for Debris Monitoring and Oversight Services with Witt O'Brien's, LLC (Event No. 3923)
Debris Monitoring Funding Verification.pdf
Debris Monitoring Purchasing Summary.pdf
Debris Monitoring Scope.pdf
32. Motion to Renew Annual Contract for Protective Clothing with Ten-8 Fire & Safety Equipment (Event No. 2486)
Protective Clothing Bid Tab.pdf
Protective Clothing Funding Verification.pdf
Protective Clothing Scope.pdf
Protective Clothing Purchasing Summary.pdf
33. Motion to Renew Annual Contract for Overhead Door Maintenance and Repair with Advanced Door Systems, Inc. (Event No. 3391)
Overhead Door Bid Tab.pdf
Overhead Door Funding Verification.pdf
Overhead Door Purchasing Summary.pdf
Overhead Door Scope.pdf
34. Motion to Award Sole Source Procurement of Extrication Equipment to Municipal Emergency Services (Event No. 5570)
Extrication Equipment Funding Verification.pdf
Extrication Purchasing Summary.pdf
35. Motion to Renew Annual Contract for Storm Debris Removal with Ceres Environmental Services, Inc. and Crowder Gulf, LLC (Event No. 3706)
Debris Removal Funding Verification.pdf
Debris Removal Scope.pdf
Debris Removal Purchasing Summary.pdf
36. Motion to Award Sole Source Procurement of Picnic Shelter, Tables, and Benches to GameTime, Inc. (Event No. 5585)
Avondale Park Funding Verification.pdf
Avondale Purchasing Summary.pdf

Upon Motion of Alderman Johnson, Seconded by Alderman Bell and unanimously carried.  Approval was given to award this contract.

37. Motion to Award Annual Contract for Air, Fuel, and Oil Filters to TNT Parts (Event No. 5468)
Air, Fuel, Oil Filters Bid Tab.pdf
Air, Fuel, Oil Filters Funding Verification.pdf
Air, Fuel, Oil Filters Scope.pdf
Air, Fuel, Oil Filters Purchasing Summary.pdf

Upon Motion of Alderman Bell, Seconded by Alderman Durrence and unanimously carried. Bids and Contracts 37-40 were approved.

38. Motion to Award Sole Source Procurement of Three Wheel Street Sweepers to Environmental Products of Florida (Event No. 5089)
Street Sweepers Funding Verification.pdf
Street Sweepers Purchasing Summary.pdf
39. Motion to Award Sole Source Procurement of Paint Striping Truck to M-B Companies (Event No. 5132)
Paint Striping Purchasing Summary.pdf
Paint Striping Truck Funding Verification.pdf
40. Motion to Extend Annual Contract for Voice Communication Lines with AT&T (Event No. 4586)
Voice Lines Funding Verification.pdf
Voice Lines Purchasing Summary.pdf
41. Motion to Approve Contract Modification No. 2 for Sylvan Terrace Park Walking Trail Project to Savannah Construction and Preservation (Event No. 4724)
Sylvan Park Funding Verification.pdf
Sylvan Park Purchasing Summary.pdf

Upon Motion of Alderman Shabazz, Seconded by Alderman Thomas.  Approval was given to this contract for $40,610.45 for a rubberized track next to the existing walking trail.

42. Motion to Approve Contract Amendment No. 1 for the Cultural Arts Center Design Services Contract with Gunn Meyerhoff Shay (Event No. 1173)
Cultural Arts Funding Ver Form.pdf
Cultural Arts Purchasing Summary.pdf

Alderman Thomas asked if this was part of the original design before considering modification.  He believes that additionally work with a modification might give an unfair advantage to who won the bid.

 

Marty Johnston Chief Operating Officer, stated that this is not a part of the original design.  The goal is to design that 2 block are on Montgomery street in a way to allow for a drop off of children at the Cultural Arts location at the corner of Oglethorpe Ave and Montgomery St.  This is beyond the scope of the original work but felt like it should be included in the design and should be performed the same time as the Cultural Arts Center.  This contingency is that of the owner/city funds and it will take care of the curving situation on the east side of MLK at the southwest corner of Oglethorpe and Montgomery Street.  The goal is to eventually make Montgomery Street two way.

 

Upon Motion of Alderman Johnson, Seconded by Alderman Miller and unanimously carried.  This contract amendment was approved.

AGREEMENTS
43. Motion to Approve Agreement with WOW Agency LLC for Holiday Tree
WOW AGREEMENT 10.24.2017.pdf
Holiday Tree Donation Letter.pdf

Upon Motion of Alderman Johnson, Seconded by Alderman Durrence unanimously carried.  This lease agreement was approved.

MISCELLANEOUS
44. Motion to Approve Lease for new Eastside Police Precinct at 2250 E. Victory Drive
2250 Victory Lease.pdf

Upon Motion of Alderman Johnson, Seconded by Alderman Hall unanimously carried.  This lease agreement was approved.

45. Motion to Approve Lease with Savannah Airport Commission for Police Sub-Station
Airport Substation Lease. Revised 10.24.17.pdf

Upon Motion of Alderman Johnson, Seconded by Alderman Durrence unanimously carried.  This lease agreement was approved.

46. Motion to Approve Lease for a new Police Substation at 11 Gateway Boulevard
Shoppes of Sav Lease.pdf

Upon Motion of Alderman Hall, Seconded by Alderman Johnson unanimously carried.  This lease agreement was approved.

ADDED AGENDA ITEMS
47. Motion to Approve Lease for a new Police Facility Located at 602 E. Lathrop Avenue
Lease Outline - City of Savannah (10-24-17).pdf

Upon Motion of Alderman Johnson, Seconded by Alderman Durrence unanimously carried.  This lease agreement was approved.

 

Upon Motion of  Alderman Bell, Seconded by Alderman Hall and unanimously carried.  The following appointments to boards, commissions and authorities were approved.

 

Park and Tree Commission

 

Kenneth H. Barthels, Jr.

Cealan Clifford

G. Randy Tate

Mary Todesea

 

Savannah Zoning Board if Appeals

 

Thomas Edison Branch III & Zoning Board Representative on MPC

 

Savannah Economic Development Authority

 

Kalpesh Patel

Willie J. Seymore

 

Housing Authority of Savannah

 

Kay Ford

 

Comments

 

Alderman Thomas stated he wanted to express his condolences to the family of George Adkins Jr. who at 15 was murdered by a 16 year old last weekend in the McDonalds parking lot coming from the movies.  All indications report that he was a innocent bystander.  His concern is the continued crime in the streets of savannah which have become alarming.  The Chief of Police and the police department under the City Manager is doing a monumental job but the reality is that crime has increased in his district at levels he has never seen before.  He's not taking anything away from other districts but he volunteered to serve this district and there has been numerous crimes involving young people, senior citizens, crime in apartment complexes, Walgreens, the carnival at the mall, and Georgetown which now requires some type of taskforce to focus on the best practices to combat this type of behavior.  The capture and release program for juvenile justice need to be more aggressive and he's concerned about citizens arming themselves against this kind of behavior.  He asked that the City Manager direct the staff and especially the police department to reign in resources, trends, and patterns that other communities are using to help us with crime.  He appreciates all members of council and he recognize that it is a problem through out the city but his district is overwhelmed with this kind of behavior.

 

Mayor Deloach thanked Alderman Thomas and he speaks for everybody up here.

 

Alderman Hall agreed and stated that crime spikes in all districts and that the police department is doing the best with what they have and we should give the chief all resources necessary to curve violent crime.

 

Alderman Johnson stated it's a societal issue, it's bigger than the police department, and what we need is  radical and unconditional methods to deal with young people behavior, parenting, and the school system.  Crime is fluent and it moves all around the city.

 

Alderman Bell stated it is a community problem and it is the responsibility of each and every member of council and the savannah citizens at large. We need to engage the community with support of the churches, ministers, clubs, and organizations to improve the quality of life for all of our citizens.

 

Alderman Bell introduced and welcomed Mrs. Cynthia Deloach wife of Mayor Deloach who was visiting with us today.

 

There being no further business, Mayor DeLoach declared this meeting of Council adjourned. 

 

The recorded City Council Meeting is located on the City of Savannah website.

 

 

 

Dyanne C. Reese, MMC Clerk of Council
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