MINUTES
COUNCIL OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA
REGULAR MEETING
JULY 26, 2016

The regular weekly meeting of the Council of Columbus, Georgia was called to order at 5:30 P.M., Tuesday, July 26, 2016, on the 2nd Floor of the Citizens Service Center, located at 3111 Citizens Way, Columbus, Georgia Honorable Teresa Tomlinson, Mayor presiding.
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PRESENT: Present other than Mayor Teresa Tomlinson were Councilors Mike Baker, Jerry Barnes, Glenn Davis, Walker Garrett, Berry H. Henderson, Bruce Huff and Judy W. Thomas. City Manager Isaiah Hugley, City Attorney Clifton Fay, Assistant City Attorney Lucy Sheftall, Clerk of Council Tiny B. Washington and Deputy Clerk of Council Lindsey Glisson were also present. Councilor Evelyn Woodson took her seat at 5:37 a.m. Councilor R. Gary Allen took his seat at 5:45 p.m.
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ABSENT: Mayor Pro Tem Turner Pugh was absent, but was excused upon the adoption of Resolution Number 280-16.
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INVOCATION: Offered by Reverend Alonza Whitaker, Pastor of Rose Hill Memorial Baptist Church.
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PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Led by Students of Brookstone School Summer Camp.

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MINUTES: Minutes of the June 21 & July 12, 2016 Council Meetings of the Consolidated Government were submitted and approved upon the adoption of a motion made by Councilor Thomas. Seconded by Councilor Huff and carried unanimously by those seven members of Council present, with Councilors Allen and Woodson being absent for the vote and Mayor Pro Tem Turner Pugh being absent from the meeting.
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CITY ATTORNEY’S AGENDA:

THE FOLLOWING FOUR ORDINANCES WERE SUBMITTED AND EXPLAINED BY CITY ATTORNEY FAY AND ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL ON SECOND READING:_______________________

An Ordinance (16-29) – Amending the Text of the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) of the Columbus Consolidated Government. Adding Section 2.5.23 River Road Overlay District. The purpose and intent of this overlay is to promote and enhance the aesthetic qualities of development within the arterial road corridor through the implementation of land use regulations, and within which amenity features are encouraged.

Councilor Thomas moved the adoption of the ordinance. Seconded by Councilor Huff and carried by a vote of six to one with Councilors Baker, Davis, Garrett, Henderson, Huff and Thomas voting yes and Councilor Barnes voting no, with Councilors Allen and Woodson being absent for the vote and Mayor Pro Tem Turner Pugh being absent from the meeting.
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An Ordinance (16-30) – Rezoning of 0.16 acres located at 4827 11th Avenue (parcel #032-017-005). The current zoning is General Commercial (GC) zoning district. The proposed zoning is Single Family Residential 4 (SFR4) zoning district.

Councilor Henderson moved the adoption of the ordinance. Seconded by Councilor Garrett and carried unanimously by those seven members of Council present, with Councilors Allen and Woodson being absent for the vote and Mayor Pro Tem Turner Pugh being absent from the meeting.
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An Ordinance (16-31) – Amending Section 3-1 of the Columbus Code pertaining to alcoholic beverages by amending Sub-section 3-1 (HH) to allow growlers to be sold in brew pubs; and for other purposes.

Councilor Henderson said when this was first brought up, he has spoken with Ms. Sheftall in the City Attorney’s office and has also heard from the local brew pubs and said they were asking, if it wouldn’t delay the process, if we could change the minimum from 32 ounces to 16 ounces. He said their point was that the item is sealed when they leave and they thought it would turn into more of a souvenir kind of sale, as well as help to enhance their marketing efforts. He said they don’t want this to get in the way of the growlers being allowed to be sold from a brew pub. He then made a motion to amend the ordinance to change the minimum from 32 ounces to 16 ounces for discussion purposes, to determine whether or not there is something of concern. Seconded by Councilor Barnes and with there being no discussion, it carried unanimously by those eight members of Council present, with Councilor Allen being absent for the vote and Mayor Pro Tem Turner Pugh being absent from the meeting.

Councilor Henderson then made a motion to adopt the ordinance as amended. Seconded by Councilor Barnes and carried unanimously by those eight members of Council present, with Councilor Allen being absent for the vote and Mayor Pro Tem Turner Pugh being absent from the meeting.
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An Ordinance (16-32) – Providing a 120-day moratorium on the issuance of permits under Article 8 of Chapter 8 of the Unified Development Ordinance for repair, installation and construction which involves small cell technology in city rights-of-way; providing that said moratorium shall expire at midnight on Wednesday, November 23, 2016; and for other purposes.

Councilor Thomas moved the adoption of the ordinance. Seconded by Councilor Henderson and carried unanimously by those eight members of Council present, with Councilor Allen being absent for the vote and Mayor Pro Tem Turner Pugh being absent from the meeting.
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THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE WAS ALSO SUBMITTED AND EXPLAINED BY CITY ATTORNEY FAY AND INTRODUCED ON FIRST READING:

An Ordinance – Amending the Operating Budget for Fiscal Year 2016 beginning July 1, 2015 and ending June 30, 2016 so as to appropriate and account for the payment of legal fees and expenses provided to the Muscogee County Sheriff in the case of Darr v. Columbus; and for other purposes.

City Attorney Fay said we do note that the Court deducted from the total amount of legal fees, a certain Abode subscription fees and meals for the Sheriff’s legal defense team and said the issue of where the money will come from, the General fund versus the Sheriff’s appropriated budget is still persevered for appeal. He said also some other issues concerning the Georgia Sheriff’s Association involvement in the case and any payment of their fees is also preserved for appeal.

He said we won’t vote on this tonight, but it will come back in two weeks and then asked if there were any questions of the Council, but there were none.

Mayor Tomlinson said with the recognition that those various items have been reserved for appeal, as we have had discussion about those in the past and then asked if the Council has any discussion related to this ordinance on first reading, but once again there were none.

City Attorney Fay then pointed out that this ordinance will be brought
back in two weeks on the August 9th Council Agenda for the Council’s
adoption.
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PUBLIC AGENDA

SENATOR EMAUEL JONES, REPRESENTING LEGACY CHEVROLET DEALERSHIP, RE: OCCUPATION TAXES:________

Senator Emanuel Jones, representing Legacy Chevrolet Dealership came forward and said he appreciates the opportunity to be here today to speak to the Council regarding an issue that is of grave concern, not only to him, but to others that are in his particular industry. He said this is an issue that he has spent a considerable amount of time researching and what he found is that the way this Occupation tax is imposed, the gross receipts is unfair.
He said the reason he is saying that it is unfair, and he will give you a good example as to what he is referring to and then he will share with you some of his other findings and data that he has brought along with him. He said if you take his dealership for example and another dealership (Kia for example), and both of those businesses sells the same amount of cars and generates the same amount of income, his occupation tax would be doubled of what theirs is. He said the reason for that is because the average cost of their product is about half of what it is for his.

Mr. Jones said a dealership that sells only cars would have an average price of those vehicle at about $20,000 to $25,000 versus a dealership that relies heavily on the sale of trucks, whose average costs would be about $50,000

He said though both of those vehicles may have generated the same amount of income off of the sale, yet his tax, because of the higher price of the product that he sells would be doubled of what his competitor would be.

He said this particular tax that he has researched, and he has data regarding how this tax is im0posed across the State of Georgia. He said probably over 90% of the counties do not use gross receipts tax.

Senator Jones provided information to the Mayor and Council in support of why he is here before them this morning.

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MS. SHARON E. BUNN, RE: CATS:

Ms. Sharon E. Bunn expressed her concerns of having problems with cats in and around her neighborhood. She went into great details in outlining the problems that she has encountered with having these cats in her neighborhood; even to the point of her having gotten ill from them.

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MR. HENRY L. GANTER, RE: CATS:

Mr. Henry L. Ganter, neighbor of Ms. Bunn, who also lives in the Searswood Subdivision came forward and addressed his concerns and problems with the cats in the neighborhood. He also showed photos of some of the things that the cats are doing and destroying property in that neighborhood.

After Ms. Bunn and Mr. Ganter expressed their concerns to the Mayor & Council, Councilor Barnes also made some comments regarding this subject matter.

Councilor Henderson said he would like for us to check and see if there is something that we can do about this.

Councilor Davis if this program is going to be managed, he thinks it should needs to be done properly.
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CITY MANAGER’S AGENDA:

THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS SUBMITTED AND EXPLAINED BY CITY MANAGER HUGLEY AND WAS ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL:

A Resolution (260-16) – Authorizing the City Manager to release a restrictive clause included in the Warranty Deed on the property located at 18th 11th Street a/k/a tax 004 017 009.

Councilor Woodson moved the adoption of the resolution. Seconded by Councilor Henderson.

Councilor Thomas asked City Manager Hugley to expound on this matter for her.

After City Manager Hugley went into more details in explaining this matter further in response to a question of Councilor Thomas, the question was then called on the motion to adopt the resolution, which carried unanimously by those nine members of Council present, with Mayor Pro Tem Turner Pugh being absent from the meeting.
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THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS DELAYED AT THE REQUEST OF CITY MANAGER HUGLEY:_ ______

A Resolution – Authorizing the City Manager to quit claim the properties located at 601, 605, 611 Veterans Parkway and 311 and 315 6th Street to Neighborworks Columbus, Inc. Per Resolution 38-14 for the administration of an owner-occupied rehabilitation program.

City Manager Hugley said he would like to delay this matter today, as there is a matter that we have to clear up before asking the Council to approve it.
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THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS WERE ALSO SUBMITTED AND EXPLAINED BY CITY MANAGER HUGLEY AND WAS ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL:

A Resolution (261-16) – Authorizing the City Manager to enter into a Local Governmental Lighting Project Agreement with the Georgia Department of Transportation for the Wynnton Road Streetscapes Project.

Councilor Thomas made a motion to allow Councilor Henderson to abstain from the vote. Seconded by Councilor Woodson and carried unanimously by those nine members of Council present, with Mayor Pro Tem Turner Pugh being absent from the meeting.

Councilor Woodson moved the adoption of the resolution. Seconded by Councilor Huff and carried unanimously by those eight members of Council present, with Councilor Henderson abstaining from the vote and Mayor Pro Tem Turner Pugh being absent from the meeting.

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A Resolution (262-16) – Authorizing the acceptance of a deed to that portion of Townes Way located in Section Four, the Townes of Sonoma Pointe on behalf of Columbus, Georgia.

Councilor Henderson moved the adoption of the resolution. Seconded by Councilor Woodson and carried unanimously by those nine members of Council present, with Mayor Pro Tem Turner Pugh being absent from the meeting.
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A Resolution (263-16) – Authorizing the City Manager to enter into a Memorandum of Agreement with the Georgia Department of Transportation for the purposes of receiving a Roadside Enhancement and Beautification Council Grant.

Councilor Woodson moved the adoption of the resolution. Seconded by Councilor Allen and carried unanimously by those nine members of Council present, with Mayor Pro Tem Turner Pugh being absent from the meeting.
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A Resolution (264-16) – Authorizing the City Manager to submit an application and, if approved, accept up to $140,000 in grant funds from the Georgia Department of Early Childcare and Learning Program Bright From The Start for the USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program, which will be a part of our After-School Program throughout the year and also authorizing the Muscogee County School District School Nutrition Department to act as the sole vendor for the program for fiscal year 2017/2018.

Councilor Henderson moved the adoption of the resolution. Seconded by Councilor Woodson and carried unanimously by those nine members of Council present, with Mayor Pro Tem Turner Pugh being absent from the meeting.
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THE FOLLOWING SEVEN RESOLUTIONS WERE SUBMITTED AND EXPLAINED BY CITY MANAGER HUGLEY AND ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL PURSUANT TO THE ADOPTION OF A SINGLE MOTION MADE BY COUNCILOR BARNES AND SECONDED BY COUNCIL ALLEN WHICH CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY BY THOSE NINE COUNCILORS PRESENT, WITH MAYOR PRO TEM TURNER PUGH BEING ABSENT FROM THE MEETING:

A Resolution (265-16) – Authorizing the City Manager to submit an application, on behalf of the District Attorney and, if approved, to accept a VOCA Grant of $46,227 from the Georgia Criminal Justice Coordinating Council along with $8,668 from the 5% Crime Victim Assistance Surcharge Fund allocated in the FY17 budget, to provide funding for crime victim assistance in the Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit from October 1, 2016 through September 30, 2017, and, along with the $2,889 in-kind match, amend the multi-governmental fund by like amount.
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A Resolution (266-16) – Authorizing the City Manager to submit an application, on behalf of the District Attorney and, if approved, to accept a VOCA Grant of $45,776 from the Georgia Criminal Justice Coordinating Council along with $8,583 from the 5% Crime Victim Assistance Surcharge Fund allocated in the FY17 budget, to provide funding for crime victim assistance in the Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit from October 1, 2016 through September 30, 2017, and, along with the $2,861 in-kind match, amend the multi-governmental fund by like amount.
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A Resolution (267-16) – Authorizing the City Manager to submit an application, on behalf of the District Attorney and, if approved, to accept a VOCA Grant of $45,776 from the Georgia Criminal Justice Coordinating Council along with $8,583 from the 5% Crime Victim Assistance Surcharge Fund allocated in the FY17 budget, to provide funding for crime victim assistance in the Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit from October 1, 2016 through September 30, 2017, and, along with the $2,861 in-kind match, amend the multi-governmental fund by like amount.


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A Resolution (268-16) – Authorizing the City Manager to submit an application, on behalf of the District Attorney and, if approved, to accept a VOCA Grant of $6,500 from the Georgia Criminal Justice Coordinating Council along with $1,219 from the 5% Crime Victim Assistance Surcharge Fund allocated in the FY17 budget, to provide funding for crime victim assistance in the Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit from October 1, 2016 through September 30, 2017, and, along with the $407 in-kind match, amend the multi-governmental fund by like amount.

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A Resolution (269-16) – Authorizing the City Manager to submit an application, on behalf of the District Attorney and, if approved, to accept a VOCA Grant of $25,000 from the Georgia Criminal Justice Coordinating Council allocated in the FY17 budget, to provide funding for Crime Victim Assistance in the Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit from October 1, 2016 through September 30, 2017, and, along with the $6,250 in-kind match, amend the multi-governmental fund by like amount.

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A Resolution (270-16) – Authorizing the City Manager to submit an application, on behalf of the District Attorney and, if approved, to accept a VOCA Grant of $46,227 from the Georgia Criminal Justice Coordinating Council along with $8,668 from the 5% Crime Victims Surcharge Fund allocated in the FY17 budget, to provide funding for Crime Victim Assistance in the Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit from October 1, 2016 through September 30, 2017, and, along with the $2,889 in-kind match, amend the multi-governmental fund by like amount.

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A Resolution (271-16) – Authorizing the City Manager to submit an application, on behalf of the District Attorney and, if approved, to accept a VOCA Grant of $46,227 from the Georgia Criminal Justice Coordinating Council along with $8,668 from the 5% Crime Victims Surcharge Fund allocated in the fy17 budget, to provide funding for Crime Victim Assistance in the Chattahoochee judicial circuit from October 1, 2016 through September 30, 2017, and, along with the $2,889 in-kind match, amend the multi-governmental fund by like amount.
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THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS ALSO SUBMITTED AND EXPLAINED BY CITY MANAGER HUGLEY AND WAS ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL:

A Resolution (272-16) – Authorizing a Debt Management Policy that provides written guidelines, allowances, and limitations which will be used to direct the debt issuance practices of governmental entities.

Councilor Davis moved the adoption of the resolution. Seconded by Councilor Huff and carried unanimously by those nine members of Council present, with Mayor Pro Tem Turner Pugh being absent from the meeting.
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THE FOLLOWING TWO PURCHASING RESOLUTIONS WERE SUBMITTED AND EXPLAINED BY CITY MANAGER HUGLEY AND ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL: _

A Resolution (273-16) – Authorizing the purchase of two (2) 2016 Ford F-150 Crew Cab XL SWB V8 trucks from Allan Vigil Ford (Morrow, GA), in the amount of $25,967.00 per unit, for a total price of $51,934.00, via Georgia State Contract #99999-SPD-ES40199373-002.

Councilor Huff moved the adoption of the resolution. Seconded by Councilor Allen and carried unanimously by those nine members of Council present, with Mayor Pro Tem Turner Pugh being absent from the meeting.
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A Resolution (274-16) – Authorizing the purchase of two (2) Harley-Davidson “Road King” Police Motorcycles, from Chattahoochee Harley-Davidson, Inc., (Columbus, GA) in the amount of $24,250.00 per unit, for a total cost of $48,500.00.

Councilor Davis moved the adoption of the resolution. Seconded by Councilor Woodson and carried unanimously by those nine members of Council present, with Mayor Pro Tem Turner Pugh being absent from the meeting.
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THE FOLLOWING FIVE PURCHASING RESOLUTIONS WERE SUBMITTED AND EXPLAINED BY CITY MANAGER HUGLEY AND ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL PURSUANT TO THE ADOPTION OF A SINGLE MOTION MADE BY COUNCILOR ALLEN AND SECOND BY COUNCILOR WOODSON, WHICH CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY BY THOSE NINE MEMBERS OF COUNCIL PRESENT, WITH MAYOR PRO TEM TURNER PUGH BEING ABSENT FROM THE MEETING: _

A Resolution (275-16) – Authorizing the annual contract for emergency clean-up and removal of debris with D & J Enterprises, Inc. (Auburn, AL) as the Primary Contractor, and CrowderGulf, LLC (Theodore, AL) as the Secondary Contractor. The contract requires the Contractor to provide services for the emergency clean-up and removal of debris resulting from natural (storms, fallen trees, etc.) or man-made disasters (terrorism, remnants of destroyed buildings, etc.) on an “as needed” basis.
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A Resolution (276-16) – Authorizing payment to the Georgia Municipal Association (GMA) in the amount of $35,452.49 for 2016 - 2017 membership dues for the City of Columbus, Georgia.
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A Resolution (277-16) – Authorizing the purchase of a server system technology package from SHI (Somerset, NJ) in the amount of $27,595.22 for the upgrade/expansion of the Sheriff’s mugshot server system. The purchase will be accomplished by cooperative purchase via Georgia Statewide Contract, SWC # 99999-SPD-SPD0000060-0003.
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A Resolution (278-16) – Authorizing the City Manager to enter into contract with a vendor, due to a name change on an existing contract, when all other contract terms and conditions remain the same.
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A Resolution (279-16) – Authorizing payment to IBM/Mainline Information Systems in the amount of $116,239.81 for the maintenance of an IBM z10 - 2098-A01 2086-110 Mainframe Computer System, IBM DS6800 Storage Device, IBM 3592-E06 Tape Drives and Controller. This payment will cover maintenance for a five (5) year period from 7/26/16 – 7/25/2021.
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THE FOLL0WING UPDATES WERE PROVIDED ON THE CITY
MANAGER’S AGENDA:_________ ___________________

Deputy City Manager Pam Hodge came forward with a presentation on the FY17 Transportation Projects.

Deputy City Manager Pam Hodge came forward with an update on the FY16 Budget Overages.
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CLERK OF COUNCIL’S AGENDA :

CLERK OF COUNCIL WASHINGTON SUBMITTED THE FOLLOWING ITEMS AS INFORMATION FOR THE MAYOR & COUNCIL: _______________________________________________ _

(1) Biographical sketch of Rick Cravens, who is interested in serving on the Columbus Aquatics Commission.

(2) Biographical sketch of Henry Dixon, Keep Columbus Beautiful Commission’s recommendation for the seat of Dale Williams.

(3) Biographical sketch of Koby Garick, who is interested in serving on the Columbus Aquatics Commission.

(4) Biographical sketch of Michael Davis Smith, Jr., who is interested in serving on the Columbus Aquatics Commission.

(5) Biographical sketch of Joel Stenslie, Councilor Huff’s nominee for the Columbus Aquatics Commission.

(6) Biographical sketch of Alia Azhar Teetshorn, who is interested in serving on the Commission on International Relations and Cultural Liaison Encounters (C.I.R.C.L.E.).

(7) Application of Joanne Cogle to temporarily close the outer southbound lane of Victory Drive, from Lumpkin Boulevard to South Lumpkin Road, outer southbound lane of South Lumpkin Road, from Victory Drive to Waterworks Road, and Broadway, from 5th Street to 10th Street, on Saturday, August 13, 2016, from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., in connection with the Olympic Triathlon.

(8) Application of Courtney Ellis to temporarily close Ethel Avenue, from Edgewood Road to Cathryn Drive, Cathryn Drive, from Edgewood Road to Ethel Avenue, and the narrow eastern lane of Edgewood Road, allowing one vehicle traffic (beginning at 4:00 p.m.), from Ethel Avenue to Cathryn Drive, on Thursday, October 13, 2016, from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., in connection with the Midtown Mingle party and fundraiser.

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THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS SUBMITTED AND EXPLAINED BY CLERK OF COUNCIL WASHINGTON AND ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL: ________________________________

A Resolution (280-16) – Excusing Mayor Pro Tem Evelyn Turner Pugh from the July 26, 2016 Council Meeting.

Councilor Allen moved the adoption of the resolution. Seconded by Councilor Woodson and carried unanimously by those nine members of Council present, with Mayor Pro Tem Turner Pugh being absent from the meeting.
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MINUTES OF THE FOLLOWING BOARDS WERE SUBMITTED BY CLERK OF COUNCIL WASHINGTON AND OFFICIALLY RECEIVED BY THE COUNCIL:________ _____ Board of Tax Assessors, 24-16 & 25-16.
Columbus Golf Course Authority, April 26, 2016.
Pension Fund, Employees’ Board of Trustees, January 13, February 10
& March 9, 2016.

Councilor Allen made a motion that these minutes be received. Seconded by Councilor Woodson and carried unanimously by those nine members of Council present, with Mayor Pro Tem Turner Pugh being absent from the meeting.

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NOMINATIONS AND/OR CONFIRMATION OF BOARD MEMBERS WERE MADE TO THE FOLLOWING BOARDS BY THE COUNCIL OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA:______ __

BOARD APPOINTMENTS:

BOARD OF FAMILY & CHILDREN SERVICES:

Clerk of Council Washington pointed out that Ms. Toni Nelson Huff has resigned from her seat on the Board of Family and Children Services and that Council will need to nominate someone for this seat.
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CIVIC CENTER ADVISORY BOARD:

Clerk of Council Washington pointed out that Councilor Woodson is working on a replacement for someone to succeed Mr. Jim Irwin for the District Seven seat on the Civic Center Advisory Board.
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COLUMBUS AQUATICS COMMISSION:


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(New Position)
Columbus Hurricanes Representative
(Council’s Apptmt.)


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(New Position)
(Council’s Apptmt.)


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(New Position)
(Council’s Apptmt.)


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(New Position)
(Council’s Apptmt.)

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COLUMBUS GOLF COURSE AUTHORITY:


Stephanie Leohr (Councilor Barnes’ nominee)


Ricky Wright (Councilor Davis’ nominee)
(Rhudine Nelson) SD-15
Not eligible to succeed herself
(Council’s Apptmt.)

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COMMISSION ON INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND CULTURAL LIAISON ENCOUNTERS (C.I.R.C.L.E.):


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(Pedro Diaz-Agosto) SD-15
Post 11
Seat declared vacant.
(Council’s Apptmt.)
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COUNCIL:


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(Jack Hayes) SD-29
District 2
Not eligible to succeed himself
(Council’s Apptmt.)

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HOSPITAL AUTHORITY OF COLUMBUS:


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(Ken Chung) SD-15
Resigned
(Council’s Apptmt.)

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KEEP COLUMBUS BEAUTIFUL COMMISSION:


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(Dale Williams) SD-29
At-Large
Seat declared vacant.
(Council’s Apptmt.)
*KCBC is recommending Henry Dixon (his bio sketch is listed).


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(S. Carol Ridley) SD-29
District 6
Resigned
(Council’s Apptmt.)
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TREE BOARD:


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(Glenda Culpepper) SD-29
At-Large
Resigned
(Council’s Apptmt.)
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VALLEY PARTNERSHIP JOINT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY:


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(Tyler Townsend) SD-29
Resigned
(Council’s Apptmt.)
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YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL:


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District Six
(Council’s Apptmt.)


Jan Degano (Columbus High School, 11th Grade)
District Seven
(Council’s Apptmt.)


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District Ten
At-Large
(Council’s Apptmt.)

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With there being no other business to come before the Council, Councilor Henderson made a motion for adjournment. Seconded by Councilor Woodson and carried unanimously by those nine members of Council present, with Mayor Pro Tem Tuner Pugh being absent from the meeting, with the time being 10:50 p.m.




Tiny B. Washington, MMC
Clerk of Council
The Council of Columbus, Georgia