Columbus, Georgia

CITY ATTORNEY'S AGENDA

FOR THE MEETING OF APRIL 9, 2002



O R D I N A N C E S:



(1) 2nd Reading - Rezoning approximately 22 acres of property located at 8091

Midland Road from an A-1 District to an R-1 District (1-D-02-Erickson)

(Councilor Suber) (Both the Planning Advisory Commission and the Planning

Division recommend denial.)DENIED 6 - 3 SUBER, PUGH, RODGERS VOTING TO APPROVE



(2) 2nd Reading - Rezoning approximately 32 acres of property located at 8127

Midland Road from an A-1 District to an R-1 District (2-D-02-Erickson)

(Councilor Suber) (Both the Planning Advisory Commission and the Planning

Division recommend denial.) DENIED 6 - 3 SUBER, PUGH, RODGERS VOTING TO APPROVE



(3) 2nd Reading - Rezoning approximately 1.36 acres of property located at

3523, 3529, & 3533 Trinity Drive; & 2114 Box Road from an R-1A District to an

A-O District (9-CA-02-Schuster Enterprises, Inc.) (Councilor Allen) (Both the

Planning Advisory Commission and the Planning Division recommend conditional

approval.) Approved





(4) 2nd Reading - Rezoning approximately 10.42 acres of property located along

the west side of North Lumpkin Road, north of Airview Drive from an C-3

District to an R-4 District (10-CA-02-Ironwood Group, Inc.) (Councilor Allen)

(Both the Planning Advisory Commission and the Planning Division recommend

conditional approval.)(As amended) Approved



(5) 2nd Reading - An ordinance regulating vehicular traffic in Columbus Georgia

by deleting from the "Official Street Map, City of Columbus, Georgia" the

street segment and right-of-way of Eighteenth Street from the east right-of-way

line of Fifth Avenue east to a point 342 feet west of the west right-of-way

line of Tenth Avenue; by deleting the street segment and right-of-way of Sixth

Avenue from the north right-of-way line of Seventeenth Street north to the

south right-of-way line of Eighteenth Street; reserving utility easements;

authorizing the disposal of said street segments; and for other

purposes.(Councilor Rodgers) Approved





R E S O L U T I O N S:



(6) Expressing appreciation to local State Farm Insurance agents upon their

presentation of a 911 simulator to the Columbus Fire and Emergency Medical

Services Department. (Mayor Pro-Tem Rodgers)



(7) Commending and congratulating employees upon their completion of the

requirements of the Management Development Program and upon receiving the

"Certificate of Local Government Management" awarded by the University of

Georgia's Carl Vinson Institute of Government. (Councilor Poydasheff)