Columbus, Georgia

CITY ATTORNEY'S AGENDA

FOR THE MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 2002



O R D I N A N C E S:





(1) 1st Reading ? Rezoning various properties located at 7921, 7915, 7920,

7926, 7932, 7938 and 7944 Ballantyne Way; and south of Boone Links Lane from

R-1 and C-3 Districts to an R-3A District (63-A-01-Developers-Investors,

Inc.)(Councilor Allen)(Both the Planning Advisory Commission and the Planning

Division recommend conditional approval.)



(2) 1st Reading ? Rezoning approximately 0.7228 acres of property located at

2401 Whittlesey Road from an M-1 District to a C-3 District (64-CA-01-Adams

Properties of Cols., Inc.) (Councilor Allen) (The Planning Advisory Commission

recommends approval and the Planning Division recommends conditional approval.)



(3) 1st Reading ? Rezoning approximately 0.46 acres of property located at 1182

and 1190 Tate Drive (southern portions of property of the Walgreen's Drug

Store, 2500 Wynnton Road) from a C-2 District with conditions to a C-2

District with amended conditions. (65-D-01-Cunningham & Co., Engineers)

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

Division recommend denial.)



(4) 1st Reading ? Rezoning approximately 0.32 acres of property located at 3002

Victory Drive from a C-3 District to a C-1 District (66-D-01-Mickle) (Councilor

McDaniel)(Both the Planning Advisory Commission and the Planning Division

recommend denial.)



(5) 1st Reading ? Regulating vehicular traffic in Columbus, Georgia by enacting

a two (2) hour parking time limit along the south curb of Tenth Street

beginning at east curb of First Avenue and running east along the south curb of

Tenth Street to the west curb of Second Avenue; authorizing the installation of

official traffic signs indicating said parking restrictions; and repealing any

conflicting ordinances. (Councilor Turner Pugh)



(6) 1st Reading - Providing for the payment by public service telephone company

of an occupational license tax in the amount of three percent (3%) of recurring

local service revenues, less uncollectibles, received by such company from

subscribers located within the city of Columbus, Georgia. (Mayor Pro-Tem

Rodgers)





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





(7) Requesting that the local delegation to the Georgia General Assembly oppose

any proposed legislation which would waive by statute county governmental

immunity with respect to motor vehicle accidents. (Councilor Woodson)



(8) Expressing support for proposed legislation which would implement a grant

program under the Georgia Department of Human Resources to assist communities

in acquisition and distribution of automated external defibrillators.

(Councilor Turner Pugh)



CONTINUATION OF CITY ATTORNEY'S AGENDA FOR FEBRUARY 5, 2002





(9) Congratulating Judge Clay D. Land upon his investiture as Judge for the U.

S. District Court for the Middle District of Georgia. (Councilor Poydasheff)



(10) Commending and expressing deep appreciation to the Hughston Sports

Medicine Hospital and the following contributing sponsors for their generous

support of the new Hughston Sports Medicine Pavilion at the Bull Creek Golf

Course: Lafarge Building Materials (formerly Blue Circle Building Materials),

Curtis Sign Company, Milton Sanders Building Contractors, Danny Renfroe's

Roofing, ABC Supply and the Consolidated Government Department of Public

Services, Department of Facilities Maintenance and the Parks and Recreation

Department. (Councilor Henderson)