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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes CC - 10/20/2014 - MINS 10 20 14 REG (Migrated from Optiview)Regular Meeting of the Milton City Council Monday, October 20,2014 at 6:00 pm Page 1 of 13 This summary is provided as a convenience and service to the public, media, and staff It is not the intent to transcribe proceedings verbatim. Any reproduction of this summary must include this notice. Public comments are noted and heard by Council, but not quoted. This document includes limited presentation by Council and invited speakers in summary form. This is an official record ofthe Milton City Council Meeting proceedings. Official Meetings are audio and video recorded. The Regular Meeting of the Mayor and Council of the City of Milton was held on October 20, 2014 at 6:00 PM, Mayor Joe Lockwood presiding. INVOCATION Pastor Jeff Kane, C3 Church, Milton, Georgia. CALL TO ORDER Mayor Joe Lockwood called the meeting to order. ROLLCALL Present: Council member Thurman, Councilmember Kunz, Councilmember Lusk, Councilmember Hewitt, Councilmember Longoria and Councilmember Mohrig. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE APPROVAL OF MEETING AGENDA (Agenda Item No . 14-284) Motion and Vote: Councilmember Hewitt moved to approve the Meeting Agenda with the following changes: • Move New Business Agenda Item No. 14-288, Consideration ofa Resolution Appointing a Member to the City ofMilton Design Review Board for District 21Post 1, to immediately after the Consent Agenda. • Defer the Update from Fulton County Schools presented by Patrick Burke , Deputy Superintendent for the Fulton County School System, until the November 10 , 2014 Regularly Scheduled City Council Work Session. Councilmember Longoria seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously (7-0). Regular Meeting of the Milton City Council Monday, October 20,2014 at 6:00 pm Page 2 of 13 PUBLIC COMMENT Laura Rencher, 1060 Birmingham Road, Milton, Georgia 30004 I want to thank you for the conservation work you have done in the city . I am appreciative of you hiring Laurel Florio, Tom Daniels, and getting Randall in last week to talk about the conservation subdivisions. I think we are really on the right track. I want to present a framework for thinking and talking about conservation. It is a little difficult to put all these pieces together and figure out how they relate to each other. So, I have a few minutes of a power point presentation to help you think about it a little differently. There are really just two main steps in city conservation. The first step is detennining how much land you want to conserve and which parcels of land to conserve and prioritize according to the importance to the community. Tom Daniels recommended a land preservation advisory committee to be fonned. I believe he asked that this committee identify and prioritize this land. We may want to preserve environmentally sensitive land such as marsh land; chicken creek marsh land on Hopewell Road and other spaces around that area. The natural attributes of a property may be considered worthy such as very large specimen trees or a natural spring. Other reasons we may want to save land is because the location of the property. In addition, we can consider saving historically significant areas such as the location of the old county voting booth which was originally the post office on the comer of Binningham and Freemanville. Other areas may promote connectivity such as the Milton trail. The second step is how to preserve the land. We can buy the land but for the most part we do not have the funds to do that so the best choice we have is to use conservation easements. Conservation easements can be used on all of the property or just portions of the property. It is a legal agreement between a landowner and a land trust or government agency that pennanently limits the use of land by taking away developmental rights in order to protect its conservation value. It allows landowners to continue to use and own the land. So, we are not taking ownership of this land . Tom Daniels recommends that we preserve about 4,000 acres of land before 2050. We can acquire these easements by TDRs, conservation subdivisions, donation of easements, and the purchase of developmental rights. The purchase of developmental rights is the one avenue we have not discussed. It will probably take a bond initiative. Thank you for your time. Jack Lindon, 14810 East Bluff Road, Milton, Georgia 30004 I am speaking tonight as Chainnan of the Milton Grows Green environmental committee to report to you on the work that was done this weekend on our River's Alive Stream Clean Up. This is a yearly event that has been going on for about two decades and is sponsored by the Environmental Protection Department. It is a volunteer effort where children are brought together to go out and clean up the streams in the City. This past weekend we had approximately 40 middle and high school students and about 18 adults that came out to volunteer for this effort. The way this works is we have members of the Milton Grows Green committee go out ahead of time and survey various parts of the City to try to find sites that are appropriate (the most trashy sites). This year we identified about 20 sites. There are approximately 50 sites in the City where streams cross roads and that is where most of the trash accumulates. After identifying 20 sites, we actually cleaned up 17 sites. Two of those sites were particularly environmentally sensitive: swamp area on Hopewell Road and swamp area at the comer of Morris Road and Bethany Bend. These two areas were in bad need of cleanup and that was accomplished. The report from the crew that finished with collecting all the trash estimated that over 2,000 pounds of trash was collected. Thank you for your time. Mayor Lockwood I want to give many thanks to Milton Grows Green and all the volunteers that helped out with this effort. Regular Meeting of the Milton City Council Monday, October 20 , 2014 at 6:00 pm Page 3 of 13 CONSENT AGENDA 1. Approval of the Following Subdivision Plats: Name of Development Action Comments Taylor Estates Final Plat Lot layout for 8 lots and easements Hawthorne Manor Final Plat Lot layout for 12 lots and easements Morningstar Luxury Homes LLC, Francis Road Minor Subdivision Plat Revision Move proposed driveway for lot 2 Manorview Phase 1 Final Plat Lots 1-6 and 66-72 Shadowood Farms Subdivision Minor Subdivision Plat Lots 5 & 6 Cedar Park Final Plat Revisions Revise lot lines between lots 2 & 3, to alleviate driveway encroachment from Lot 2. FEMA flood information updated as well as current 2rogerty owners. The Grove on Birmingham Higl1wa~ Final Plat Lot layout for 39 lots and easements Reserve at Providence Final Plat Lot layout for 36 lots and easements (Agenda Item No . 14-285) (Kathleen Field, Community Development Director) 2. Approval of a Construction Services Agreement between the City of Milton and Blount Construction Company, Inc. for the Installation of Three Concrete Pads at Hopewell Middle School. (Agenda Item No. 14-286) (Jim Cregge, Parks & Recreation Director) 3. Approval of a Professional Services Agreement between the City of Milton and Designsensory, Inc. to Produce the City of Milton 's Web Site. (Agenda Item No. 14-287) (Jason Wright , Director ofInnovation and Engagement) Motion and Vote: Councilmember Lusk moved to approve the Consent Agenda. Council member Kunz seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously (7-0). Regular Meeting of the Milton City Council Monday, October 20, 2014 at 6:00 pm Page 4 of 13 REPORTS AND PRESENTATIONS The following Update from Fulton County Schools was deferred until the November 10, 2014 Regularly Scheduled City Council Work Session. 1. Update from Fulton County Schools . (Patrick Burke, Deputy Superintendent, Fulton County School System) 2. Presentation of Crabapple Fest Success. (Angela Thompson , Communications Manager & Peyton Jamison, President ofCrabapple Community Association) Angela Thompson, Communications Manager Good evening. We are here to tell you how successful Crabapple Fest was this year. Again, this year we had a great partnership with CCA, and with Peyton Jamison, President of CCA. Peyton Jamison was responsible for planning and executing all the vendors. We had a conservative estimate of over 30,000 attendees, which is over twice what we had last year. Budget came in under by $1100. Brought in $33 ,750 in sponsorship dollars (last year only $10 ,000 in sponsorship dollars) with an additional $12,000 in-kind items. Next year, we are considering doing a two day festival or two times a year festival. Any feedback or how we can improve? We would love to hear it and make it even better next year. Peyton Jamison, President of Crabapple Community Association On the CCA front we made about $14,000, net of expenses, from the vendors. That money goes directly into the community. We will do more events and up our scholarships. It was a great partnership. One vendor, Grand Champion, said it was their biggest day, so please let's do it again. Very special day for all the businesses, antique stores, restaurants, etc. Mayor Lockwood It was a great event. I want to thank you Peyton and the Crabapple Association, as well as, Angela and the rest of our staff for a great time at the Crabapple Festival. People are really grasping the whole community feel and the numbers are proving that with how many showed up . Councilmember Thurman The first time I ever came to what is now the City of Milton, was to go to the Crabapple Festival. Initially, this is what I fell in love with about Milton was the festival and its small town feel. And is why we eventually moved here. The festival can really make a big difference in people and how they perceive the area. FIRST PRESENTATION (None) Regular Meeting of the Milton City Council Monday, October 20,2014 at 6:00 pm Page 5 of 13 PUBLIC HEARING (None) Zoning is transcribed verbatim ZONING AGENDA 1. Consideration ofRZ14-05 -To Amend Article VI, Division 23 -CUP (Community Unit Plan) District. (Agenda Item No . 14-189) ORDINANCE NO . 14-10 -223 (First Presentation at July 7, 2014 Regular City Council Meeting) (Discussed at July 14, 2014 City Council Work Session) (Deferred at July 21, 2014 and September 22, 2014 Regular City Council Meetings) (Kathleen Field, Community Development Director) Kathleen Field, Community Development Director Thank you, Mr. Mayor and members of the City Council. Department Recommendation: The Community Development Department recommends approval of the proposed text amendments as follows: Executive Summary: At the October 13, 2014 Council Work Session there were discussions regarding the status of the CUP and NUP zoning districts. Based on these discussions, Staff now proposes to preserve the CUP zoning district with some amendments and to delete the NUP zoning district. We are essentially combining the NUP and CUP into one ordinance. Below are the changes proposed to the CUP district. 1) Include properties with a minimum of 4 acres (this type of property required a NUP district). 2) Delete all uses except for single family residential and golf, country club, pool and recreation court. In the original CUP, triplexes, two family dwellings, townhomes, and multi-family residential as well as daycares were all allowed uses. Those all have been deleted now we are only talking about single family residential, golf and country club, pool and recreation. 3) For properties not served by sanitary sewer, require the applicant to provide a site plan to determine the maximum number of lots that can be developed under the AG-I district. That is so we can determine what the yield is under an AG-1 zoning. In the past, there might had been a way that the CUP would increase density, so by determining what the AG-I zoning would allow on a particular parcel would be the maximum amount of density that would be allowed under the CUP. 4) Staff has deleted the requirement for open space but will amend the Rural Milton Overlay to require open space not only for CUP districts but also for all developments including AG-1. The reason we want to put that into the Rural Milton Overlay is as I mentioned, that is the Regular Meeting of the Milton City Council Monday, October 20, 2014 at 6:00 pm Page 6 of 13 regulating plan for all zoning districts, including the AG-1 as well as the CUP. We will capture both zoning districts by putting it in the Overlay. Those are the changes we are preparing to make to the CUP that is before you this evening. However, as part of the discussion, on Oct. 13,2014, we also talked about other changes that you had requested to be made but they fall under other documents. So we are going to follow those changes and amend those documents but I just wanted to bring those to your attention so that we appropriately capture them. In terms of the "Rural Milton Overlay District", we are going to make the following proposed changes: Rural Milton Overlav 1) Require open space for all single family developments (see #4 above) within the Overlay. 2) Increase the percentage of "Lot Coverage" from the existing 20 percent up to 25 percent with the administrative approval of the Community Development Director. 3) To amend the Rural View shed requiring the City Arborist to review and approve a landscape plan for the 40 foot undisturbed buffer adjacent to exterior streets. Definitions 1) Under definition of "lot coverage" delete golf courses and bodies of water below. " .... For purposes ofcalculating lot coverage, total lot area shall be the area ofthe lot reduced by the area ofall ofthe following that are located within the boundaries ofthe 10t:(1) Golf courses ; (2) Bodies ofwater and (3) Streets. " The Planning Commission recommended approving the deletion of the CUP and NUP zoning districts on June 25, 2014. The City Attorney recommended that there is a need to keep the NUP district since there are existing zonings within the City. Instead, there is a provision that there shall not be any additional requests for the NUP zoning district. Councilmember Thurman When we talk about open space that really means open space or recreational areas including pools, tennis courts and things like that, correct? Robin MacDonald, Principal Planner Yes, it does include recreation. Councilmember Thurman So it really is not open space but open space in recreational areas ...just common area space, basically. Kathleen Field That's right, it is common space. Councilmember Lusk Can you clarify that comment on the arborist approval? -----~- Regular Meeting of the Milton City Council Monday, October 20 , 2014 at 6:00 pm Page 7 of 13 Kathleen Field Yes. We felt that the previous language was a little to arbitrary in terms of defining vegetative coverings and what not, and so rather than make it subjective and trying to reall y figure out what that really meant , we thought it would be tighter to leave it up to the arborist to make that determination on a parcel-by-parcel basis . Councilmember Lusk OK and that's just along the public roads? Kathleen Field Yes. Councilmember Lusk I know we belabored that point at the work sess ion so I guess that is in conformance with what we finally agreed upon. Councilmember Thurman And , it is only the side? Kathleen Field For the rural view shed. Robyn MacDonald It is any street; we call it an exterior street, that is not within a platted subdivision; so Freemanville, Birmingham, etc. Councilmember Thurman But, as far as what is required to have ... Robyn MacDonald The Arborist to do? So, what exists now in the rural view shed is to provide a 40 foot undisturbed buffer for an additional 20 foot no improvement setback for single family lots adjacent to exterior streets. Where sparsely vegetated replant the undisturbed buffer in a natural fashion for the approval of the City Arborist. Submit landscape plan to the Arborist for the preservation of the rural view shed. So , in the discussions from last Monday, what staff got from your suggestions as the council was to read as follows: Provide a 40 foot undisturbed buffer and an additional 20 foot no improvement setback for single family lots adjacent to the exterior streets. Submit landscape plan to Arborist for review and approval. So , as Kathy said we were taking out that point of sparsely vegetated so that was too general so we were trying to speak to your request about let 's not just put it in a hole but allow the Arborist to decide how it should be planted. Whether it is a pasture now or whether it is woods and we just go case by case. Councilmember Thurman Or, whether it is a kudzu field that needs ... Robyn MacDonald Exactly. ~---------- Regular Meeting of the Milton City Council Monday, October 20,2014 at 6:00 pm Page 8 of 13 Mayor Lockwood Any other comments or questions? Do we have any public comment on this? City Clerk Gordon Yes sir, we do. We have one public comment from Walt Rekuc. Walt Rekuc, 615 Scarlet Oak Trail, Milton, Georgia 30004 I commend the staff for making revisions to the CUP provisions and looking at these different directions. I guess, like you, the only thing I am not 100% clear on is the amount of open space that is being asked for in this zoning district. I know it mentioned the overlay and that is the only thing I've got concerns about but I do commend them for making these changes and looking at different things and keeping this ordinance in place. Thank you. Councilmember Lusk The comment made by Kathy originally is that we are going to combine the CUP and the NUP in one ordinance. I that correct? Kathy Field That is correct and then the next item I will ask you to delete the NUP but that will be in the next item. Councilmember Thurman And, you just changed the CUP so it covers the same as the NUP? Kathy Field Yes, correct. Motion and Vote: Councilmember Lusk moved to approve Agenda Item No. 14-189 . Councilmember Thurman seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously (7-0). 2. Consideration ofRZ14-06 -To Amend Article VI, Division 24 -NUP (Neighborhood Unit Plan) District. (Agenda Item No. 14-190) ORDINANCE NO . 14-]0-224 (First Presentation at July 7, 2014 Regular City Council Meeting) (Discussed at July 14, 2014 City Council Work Session) (D eferr ed at July 21 , 2014 and September 22,2014 Regular City Council Meetings) (Kathleen Field, Community Development Dir ector) Kathy Field, Community Development Director Thank you. Mr. Mayor and members of the council , under this item we would now like to propose that we delete the NUP zoning district. However, at the advice of the city attorney, he recommends that there is a need to keep the NUP district for existing zonings. So, if you see on the actual language that we put together for this NUP, we specifically say the regulations set forth in this division are the NUP district regulations for those properties that were zoned to the NUP district prior to December 17, 2013. Regular Meeting of the Milton City Council Monday, October 20,2014 at 6:00 pm Page 9 of 13 After October 20, 2014, no additional property shall be rezoned to the NUP district. So, that maintains those that were created but going forward there shall be no more properties zoned to the NUP. City Manager Lagerbloom So, if you are anything like me, to support the position that Kathy just suggested, the motion would be to approve, even though it might seem that we are asking you to do something in the negative, it is actually in the positive that will cause the condition that she described to occur. Walt Rekuc, 615 Scarlet Oak Trail, Milton, Georgia 30004 The only question I have on the NUP is if we have areas that do open up into additional sewered areas by saying that everything has to be under the CUP and then also under the new CUP it excludes certain townhomes and more dense features, you are sometimes limiting yourself by what could be allowed in the l\JUP. So, although I am not a great user of NUPs because I typically deal with much larger lots, I would just say that there is a chance that you could be not having the flexibility that the NUP offers for multi-family and sewered areas, although I know we don't have many areas that area sewered, it could cause you some limitations in that respect so, that is my only comment by purely eliminating it. Thank you. Motion and Vote: Councilmember Kunz moved to approve Agenda Item No. 14-190. Councilmember Longoria seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously (7-0). 3. Consideration of RZ14-08 -To Amend Article VI, Division 4 -R-2 (Single Family Residential) District. (Agenda Item No . 14-192) (First Presentation at July 7, 2014 Regular City Council Meeting) (Discussed at July 14, 2014 City Council Work Session) (Deferred at July 21 , 2014 and September 22, 2014 Regular City Council Meetings) (Kathleen Field, Community Development Director) Kathleen Field, Community Development Director Mr. Mayor, the Community Development Department recommends withdrawal of Rz14-08 and that is essentially because as a result of the discussion on the October 13, 20 14 work session there were discussions regarding the status of the R2 and the proposed RR zoning districts and based on these discussions, we now recommend withdrawing the proposed changes to these districts because, in essence, what we have done is we have combined the intent of the R2 into the CUP with even more flexibility so there really is not a need any more for the RR . Walt Rekuc, 615 Scarlet Oak Trail, Milton, Georgia 30004 I'm not exactly sure what I understand if the R2 is being completely eliminated and if it is and that is a district which you could seek potential use, it does have some requirements for smaller lots, but again, it has to be in a sewered area. I have no problem with eliminating the RR district because as you stated that is going to be the new CUP, but the R2, there are some elements in it which you could have smaller lots and basically smaller homes within those areas and even the smaller homes aren't exactly that small. They are 1,600 square feet for a two story dwelling and on the ground level over 1,800 square feet so again, they are not really small but they are something that could be done so, I would not recommend Regular Meeting of the Milton City Council Monday, October 20, 2014 at 6:00 pm Page 10 of 13 eliminating or deleting it. But, that is one where I would keep that one open but get rid of the RR provision. Thank you. Councilmember Longoria I just want to make sure to answer Mr. Rekuc's question, we are withdrawing this altogether so we are just. .. Kathy Field Going back to square one. Council member Longoria We are not changing anything. We are just leaving it as is. Kathy Field That is right; exactly right. Motion and Vote: Councilmember Longoria moved to withdraw Agenda Item No. 14-192. Councilmember Thurman seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously (7-0). End of verbatim transcription UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1. Consideration of an Ordinance to Amend Chapter 34, Section 22 (b), to Add a New Chapter 34, Section 22 (c) and to Amend Chapter 34, Section 22 (h) of the Milton City Code, Parks and Recreation Prohibited Acts. (Agenda Item No . 14-279) ORDINANCE NO. 14-10-225 (First Presentation at October 6, 2014 Regular Council Meeting) (Jim Cregge, Parks & Recreation Director) Jim Cregge, Parks and Recreation Director This is an ordinance change that relates to two aspects of our ordinances on the proper usage of parks. The first one puts our ordinances in compliance with House Bill 60 which became law on July 1, 2014. It is commonly referred to as the Open Carry Law. This is just a wording change to make sure that our ordinance matches state law. The second one changes the times that parks can be open. We have deleted the parks that have athletic fields that are lit. They can be open until 10:30 p.m. except on Sunday. Parks that do not have lit athletic fields would be closed from dusk until dawn. We worked with the City of Milton Police Department in an effort to continue to keep our parks safe. By changing the ordinance, it gives our police the authority to enforce the law. We will modify the existing sign that is at the entrance to Birmingham Park to state that the park is open from dusk until dawn. We will tum -~~--------­ Regular Meeting of the Milton City Council Monday, October 20,2014 at 6:00 pm Page II of 13 the lights off at all the lit parks at 10:00 p.m. in respect for the neighbors. Any event that is still being played at 10:00 p.m. will have to be postponed until another day . Motion and Vote: Councilmember Longoria moved to approve Agenda Item No. 14-279. Councilmember Mohrig seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously (7-0). 2. Consideration of an Ordinance to Designate the Crabapple Historic District as a Historic District; to Prescribe the Boundaries of Such Historic District; to Require a Certificate of Appropriateness from the City of Milton Historic Preservation Commission Prior to any Material Change in the Exterior Appearance of the Historic Property as Shown on the Official Zoning Map of the City; Repealing Conflicting Ordinances; to Provide for Severability; to Provide for an Effective Date; and for Other Purposes. (Agenda Item No . 14-280) (Joint Work Session Held on September 15, 2014) (Joint Public Hearing Held on September 22,2014) (First Presentation at October 6.2014 Regular City Council Meeting) (Kathleen Field, Community Development Director) Chris Lagerbloom, City Manager At this point, due to two landowners who were not officially notified of the joint meeting of the council and the Historic Preservation Commission, it is not wise for us to take either a "yes" or a "no" vote on this agenda item. This item has been discussed on munerous occasions so there is no new information to add to the information that has already been presented. You could withdraw or defer this item tonight. City Clerk Gordon read the following Public Comments into the record: Patricia Cotterman, 835 Mayfield Road, Milton, Georgia 30004 I am in opposition. Bill Turner, 850 Mayfield Road, Milton, Georgia 30004 I am in opposition. Stan Sparrow, 875 Mayfield Road, Milton, Georgia 30004 I am in opposition. Motion and Vote: Councilmember Thurman moved to withdraw consideration of Agenda Item No. 14­ 280 . Councilmember Lusk seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously (7-0). 3. Consideration of a Resolution Authorizing the Offering for Sale of Transferable Development Rights in Certain City-Owned Property; Authorizing the Imposition of a Conservation Easement and/or Public Access Easement on Said City Property; and for Other Purposes. (Agenda Item No . 14-281) (Deferred at October 6, 2014 Council Meeting to October 20, 2014 Regular City Council Meeting) (Kathleen Field, Community Development Director) Regular Meeting of the Milton City Council Monday , October 20, 2014 at 6:00 pm Page 12 of 13 Kathleen Field, Community Development Director Staff continues to receive interest from the private sector in terms of potentially using their land for sale with TDRs. The staff is also working through the TDR process and therefore we would like to request an additional two weeks before we bring this item back for your consideration. We are requesting that you defer this item tonight. Jack Lindon, 14810 East Bluff Road, Milton, Georgia 30004 I am in opposition of TDRs. When I first heard about selling a TDR for Bell Memorial Park it was at the Planning Commission meeting a few months ago. My first response was that it was perhaps a misprint. Primarily, the really big problem is that we have a public park that we are in the process of spending $9 million to build ball fields and the chances of this councilor any council in the near future selling the park for development land is essentially zero. Therefore, this does not make sense to sell a TDR on a piece of property that is never going to be developed anyway. In my circle of friends who are environmentally conscientious, most of them do not understand the need for this transaction. I appreciate Councilmember Thurman's comments that if they city did engage in this type of transaction, the money would go into a conservation fund. I could understand if we were talking about land at Birmingham Park or Providence Park. But, land that is currently under a $9 million renovation for ball fields does not make sense for a TDR transaction. That land will never be sold for development. Motion and Vote: Councilmember Mohrig moved to defer Agenda Item No. 14-281 until the November 3, 2014 Regularly Scheduled City Council Meeting. Councilmember Thurman seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously (7-0). Thefollowing New Business Agenda Item No. 14-288 was moved by Motion and Vote during Approval ofMeeting Agenda to immediately after the Consent Agenda. NEW BUSINESS 1. Consideration of a Resolution Appointing a Member to the City of Milton Desigrr Review Board for District 2/Post 1. (Agenda Item No. 14-288) RESOLUTION NO . 14 -10-315 (Mayor Joe Lockwood) Councilmember Lusk My appointee on the DRB, Steve Check, has reluctantly stepped down due to his professional life presenting more demands so I put him in charge of finding his replacement. Tonight, I would like to propose that replacement, which is Tony Sheppard. Tony is a resident of Nettlebrook Farms, comer of Thompson Road and Redd Road. Tony has lived in the Milton area for 17 years. He has been an employee ofVerizon for over 21 years. Tony has been active in the community holding the positions of HOA President for Nettlebrook Subdivision and Chairman of the Board for North Atlanta Christian Flight Inc. (a non-profit Christian sport organization that provides Home Schooled students to participate in organized competitive sports). He has been married to his wife, Shannon, for over 21 Regular Meeting of the Milton City Council Monday, October 20 ,2014 at 6:00 pm Page 13 of 13 years and has four children. Tony is a graduate of University of Alabama and holds a B.S . in Accounting from the University of Alabama . Tonight, I would like to propose and move that we appoint Tony Sheppard to District2/Post 1 to replace the vacated chair on the Design Review Board . Motion and Vote: Council member Kunz moved to appro ve Agenda Item No. 14-288 to appoint Tony Sheppard to the Design Review Board for District 21P0st 1. Councilmember Thurman seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously (7 -0). MA YOR AND COUNCIL REPORTS ST AFF REPORTS ADJOURNMENT (Agenda Item No. 14-289) Motion and Vote: Councilmember Lusk moved to adjourn the Regular Meeting at 7:10 p.m . Councilmember Hewitt seconded the motion. The motion passed unani mously (7-0). After no further discussion the Regular Council Meeting adjourned at 7 : 1 0 p.m. Date Approved: November 17 , 2014 . Sudie AM Gordon , City Clerk