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i'll call the meeting to order if you
would please rise i'm going to call on
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commissioner marshall for the invocation
and the pledge
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still we'd like to thank you for this
day that you blessed us with a beautiful
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day in our county
like thank you uh for
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the position to be able to make a
difference in our communities with a
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mission to be able to make decisions and
best interests are the citizens of our
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district your lord we'd like to thank
you for the many blessings you've sowed
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on us and our family we like thanks to
the blessings it sold on the staff
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created to continue to shine and bless
and guide them to be the best
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interest of this
citizenry in our county we pray for our
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elected officials at the
local state and federal levels and their
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law we pray and would like that special
prayer for those uh suffering from
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mental illness those types of suicide
those who
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are just depressed suffering from
coverage and dear lord i like also
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special prayer for those teenagers who
were in the wreck earlier this week
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thank you for their recovery and
blessing them to get to see another day
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last of all we'd like to continue to
thank you for all the mercy and grace
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that you blessed us with on a day-to-day
basis even when we don't and do not
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realize it
all these blessings and i thank you and
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jesus in our prayers amen amen
pleasure
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through the flag
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one nation under god
indivisible with liberty and justice
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thank you miss marshall
uh first off we've got some folks we
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like to recognize we've got the class of
leadership lounge 2021
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if there's any of those members that's
in the audience if you would please
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stand up and be recognized
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there we go good thank y'all
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you know each class of leadership
lounges always claim that it's the best
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class ever
this class will be able to claim it's
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the longest class ever so
congratulations on staying in there i
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know it's been a tough
uh process
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certainly would covet and everything the
interruptions that you've had but as you
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probably know certainly with the time
that you have had there is a tremendous
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amount that you'll be learning about
this community as you go through that
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process i thank you for doing it i hope
you do enjoy it but as well i would also
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encourage anyone in the community
that really wants to understand how
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their community operates how it
functions then leadership lounge is one
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of the best opportunities that you'll
ever have to be able to get that good
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understanding
it does take a commitment and these
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folks here that you just recognized has
made that commitment as i said
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the longest commitment that's been made
so far so again thank you all i'm glad
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y'all are enjoying
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all right commissioners inside your
package you'll find your work session
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minutes of september the 27th
and your regular session minutes from
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september the 28th as well as the
comprehensive planned stakeholder
[3:20]
meeting that was also held on the 28th
if there are no additions deletions or
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corrections i'll entertain a motion to
approve the minute mr chairman i'm
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moving through
can we have a motion to approve do we
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have a second
we have a second any discussion on the
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motion
hearing none all in favor signify by eye
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any opposed like sign
hearing none
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the motion carries the minutes are
approved
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we'll move now into our public hearing
items our first case is agenda item five
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a
this is rec 2021-515
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beaver run subdivision beamless knights
academy road it is currently ea the
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request is for r10
it will have water and sewer and this
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involves 10 acres mr dillard thank you
mr chairman good evening commissioners
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this is again a request to change the
zoning on approximately 10 acres of a
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21-acre tract from its current ea to r10
suburban density access is off famous
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nights academy road and the map
subject property is within the urban
[4:24]
service area and depicted as a suburban
character area on the future plan
[4:29]
land use map for conference plan
guidance r10 zoning currently is listed
[4:33]
as permitted zoning and staff found this
request consistent with the
[4:36]
comprehensive plan and the planning
commission recommends approval by
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unanimous vote 9-0 before you now is a
concept of the proposed subdivision
[4:45]
there are 25 lots depicted lot one in
the bottom right hand corner is proposed
[4:49]
to be used as a common mailbox area in
green space as well as storm water
[4:53]
detention and the proposed ingress
egress there will be shifted farther to
[4:58]
the west away from hoi lane to provide
greater separation
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any questions for mr dillard
okay we'll move into the public hearing
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portion of the meeting is there anyone
in the audience that would like to speak
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in opposition to this request
anyone that would like to speak in
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opposition
hearing none is there anyone that would
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like to speak in favor of this request
please come forward and state your name
[5:24]
and address for the record please
[5:28]
david 24 22 bemis road val oscar mr
diller did a great presentation but i
[5:34]
just like got any questions
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any questions for mr glade
thank you mr blood
[5:45]
okay if there's no one else in support
of this then we'll close the public
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hearing portion of the meeting and i'll
turn it back over to the commissioner
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for your consideration
mostly approval do we have a motion to
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approve do we have a second second i
have a second any discussion
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hearing none i'll call the vote all in
favor signify by i
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any opposed like sign
hearing none motion carries
[6:12]
agenda item 5b this is rez 2021-16
[6:19]
farms it is located at 59.99 valve dale
road it is currently ra the request is
[6:26]
for r1 it will have well inseptics
uh and this involves
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98.95 acres mr dillard thank you mr
chairman again this was requested to
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take the property from its current
residential agricultural zoning to r1
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low destiny residential in order to be
subdivided at a greater density of
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approximately 73 lots according to the
applicant's uh
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letter of intent the preliminary site
plan is attached for your consideration
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with proposed four-bedroom homes with
two and three-car garages and average
[6:55]
tile sizes of 1900 square feet or more
of the proposed lots approximately 20 or
[6:59]
greater than one acre minimum and a
community pool common area is proposed
[7:02]
within the development
subject property does possess road
[7:06]
frontage on valdel road
overall planning found the request
[7:09]
inconsistent with the comprehensive plan
and the trc reviewed the application and
[7:12]
noted any development would require soil
evaluation by the department of public
[7:15]
health for well and septic and adherence
to supplemental engineering students for
[7:19]
properties containing or adjacent to
wetlands
[7:22]
the planning commission recommended
denial of the request by a split vote of
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seven to two
you'll note here on the proposed site
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plan
that i believe lot 60 in the upper
[7:31]
uh upper third here
middle cul-de-sac is the one proposed
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for the development of a community pool
okay
[7:39]
there's any questions for mr dillon
you said
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that you've done the uh calculations in
20 lots or larger than one
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yes or based upon this preliminary cycle
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any other questions
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okay hearing on then we'll move into the
public hearing portion of the meeting
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is there anyone in the audience that
would like to speak in opposition to
[8:06]
this request please come forward and
state your name and address for the
[8:09]
record please
yes sir my name is chuck dunman i live
[8:12]
at 5930 valedale road i live directly
across from the proposed development
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i'm not going to waste your time on
track account we can all agree by now
[8:22]
even using mr greiner's uh mathematical
formula for population growth with
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traffic count 3 916 49.50 and 19
is probably 6 000 by now
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um 73 one acre lots an acre is roughly
200 feet by 200 feet
[8:40]
state law dictates that a well cannot be
within 50 feet of a set tank cannot be
[8:45]
within 100 feet of a drain field
the septic tank drain field cannot be
[8:49]
within 10 feet of a building foundation
or property line or within 15 feet of an
[8:54]
embankment stream or weapon
so that's going to be some interesting
[8:58]
mathematical calculations taking place
there on that property
[9:02]
i'm also curious is the perk test going
to be done on all 73 lots prior to
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construction
because i'm wondering how those tests
[9:10]
would react if
you have active drain fields on adjacent
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lots
and obviously me being on the downhill
[9:16]
side of this development we all know
what goes downhill
[9:20]
so i have a concern from that from an
environmental standpoint
[9:23]
storm water
storm water law dictates that a
[9:28]
development cannot force more water onto
an adjacent property than what currently
[9:33]
existed
pre-development up to a 25-year storm
[9:39]
a 25-year storm is
7.68 inches of rainfall in a 24-hour
[9:45]
period
there are two drainage points
[9:49]
for the entire 98 acres
one goes through my neighbor's property
[9:53]
and into a five-acre pond and a 12-acre
pond that four of us property owners
[9:58]
share
the other drainage point goes through my
[10:01]
property
when i bought this land in 1994 and went
[10:06]
through the dnr permitting process to
build a 12 acre pond
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a 36 inch
drainage structure was used to control
[10:14]
the elevation of our pond
um and uh
[10:19]
and and also i use the 36 inch pipe to
go through to access my property across
[10:26]
the other drainage dish that goes
through my property when valdelle road
[10:30]
was widened a few years back
that pipe was replaced with a larger
[10:35]
diameter price without a downstream
study being done
[10:40]
but so what i want to tell you is that
um when the engineer looks at the
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retention pond and needed to develop
this property they by law have to do
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what is called a downstream analysis
which means he's got to see what is
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downstream from where he's turning this
water loose which means now he has to
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use the 36 inch pipe is his control
he can't use what's at the root
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um the reason this is the law is not
just a quick design criteria i want to
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remind you this is a lifetime commitment
this is a maintenance law this law
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exists as long as the development is
there
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so if this pond ever silts in
and it can no longer retain the 25 year
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storm in the quarters with law
whoever owns that development at that
[11:28]
point in time whether it's the county or
the developer
[11:31]
somebody's got to dig out the pond
so i just want you to be aware of that
[11:35]
scenario
the comprehensive plan
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i came to the public marine
hearing a couple of weeks back and i
[11:43]
must say i learned a lot from both sides
mr ornstein you stated that everyone
[11:47]
wants to live in the north end of the
county i understand your statement but
[11:51]
is that fair to the current landowners
why does the potential buyer's wants
[11:56]
take precedent over current homeowners
and homestead
[12:00]
your job is hard but it should never be
hard to be fair
[12:04]
i have a suggestion that would eliminate
most of your issues with zoning and
[12:08]
could be done with somewhat of a clear
conscience
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draw a circle three miles around the
city of valdosta city limits and start
[12:14]
your development which is what the
comprehensive plan basically says
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and when you're within ninety percent of
development expand your circle
[12:22]
this way you're impacting all taxpayers
of lowndes county equally and that would
[12:27]
be fair
the way this way it doesn't look like
[12:31]
you're overburdening one particular sex
sector of the county
[12:35]
mr griner if the population numbers are
going to be where you predict then this
[12:39]
report will have to go in this direction
at some point why not now
[12:43]
the hot comprehensive plan calls for
urban development stay close to urban
[12:46]
areas and to maintain and protect the
integrity of our rural areas
[12:50]
a 73 lot subdivision is an urban
development trying to be placed in the
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middle of a rural area
we live eight miles outside of the
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valdosta city limits and one mile south
of the cook county line
[13:04]
how far do i have to be out to maintain
my rural status
[13:09]
please be cautious of the precedence you
can set tonight when all of your checks
[13:13]
and balances the county has implemented
encourage you to deny this request
[13:18]
thank you for your time
one question one question
[13:25]
hey
ladies
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how close
how close is this property to a higher
[13:31]
probably four miles
four miles yes
[13:36]
okay
[13:40]
all right is there anyone else would
like to speak in opposition to this
[13:43]
request
mr please come forward and state your
[13:46]
name and address for the record
and after this speaker i will allow one
[13:50]
more speaker
in opposition i think we
[13:53]
understand where everybody's at
um
[13:58]
and my driveway is exactly across from
where the kansas city substitution would
[14:03]
be
and i appreciate what he just said but
[14:06]
i'm coming from more of my investment as
a citizen of pay higher
[14:11]
and jim and i've developed two
businesses downtown and the reason why
[14:15]
we moved to bowdale was the character of
the neighborhood
[14:18]
and i think part of planning for the
mission is to either enhance the
[14:22]
character of the neighborhood or to at
least protect it so i just want to read
[14:26]
something because i'm not eloquent of
just speaking
[14:28]
uh the situation is a repeat of an
attempt to have the same property zoned
[14:32]
a year or so ago the arguments against
rezoning have not changed since that
[14:36]
time to think that this piece of land
will be divided into one acre plots with
[14:41]
separate wells and septic tanks
additional pressure on schools emergency
[14:45]
services fire and police departments is
daunting
[14:48]
we understand that there's a plan to
poor lane bowdale we certainly don't
[14:52]
want to become another beams road while
a high-ranking school administrator
[14:56]
supports growth in this area of the
county and so do we
[15:00]
we have talked with local administrators
and teachers and they're stretched
[15:03]
belong beyond their limit right now
in addition an environmental study would
[15:08]
need to be done to find an impact on the
aquifer
[15:11]
to our knowledge there are no small
houses mobile homes or even slots the
[15:14]
size of this proposal on valedale road
between mcmillan road to the cook county
[15:19]
line as pointed out prior
the professional planners which are
[15:24]
lowndes county employees have posted no
in the last two proposals just drive out
[15:29]
there and look and there is a reason
people are wanting to come
[15:32]
but
is that just simply to expand the digest
[15:35]
zoning is a tool for protection to
property owners or it should be
[15:40]
this type of zoning
uh degrades will certainly do suggest
[15:44]
significant damage not only to adjacent
properties to those that are further
[15:48]
removed down the road on valdez we would
request that the powers in lown county
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retain current zoning on bowdale from
mcmillan road to lowndes county kirkland
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adhere to your master plan and recognize
and follow the advice of your
[16:00]
professional planners on the lowndes
county staff
[16:04]
we just don't want politics to be played
on a very serious serious thing thank
[16:08]
you
[16:11]
all right one more speaker
please folks just let's not have any
[16:15]
applause or any comments or anything
like we're trying to do the businesses
[16:19]
we need to do and i would appreciate it
is there anyone else that would like to
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speak in opposition to this request
john you were halfway down the aisle
[16:28]
before i even asked so is there anyone
else that would like to speak in
[16:31]
opposition to this request
all right john
[16:35]
take your name and address for the
record please hi john quarterman 65 65
[16:40]
quarterman road and i got to say i'm
gratified to see the planning commission
[16:44]
and the staff are recommending against
this rezoning
[16:48]
because this is this proposal is one
logical outcome of what the previous
[16:54]
commission and previous staff started
back in 2007
[16:58]
when the commission rezoned for nelson
hill
[17:02]
and then ran water explicitly up
fouldale to nelsonville
[17:07]
since then the commission and the staff
have been
[17:10]
approving more subdivisions pushing the
water lines farther up
[17:15]
paving roads to connect the subdivisions
and what's going to happen when these
[17:20]
septic tanks start to fail if if you
unfortunately approve this
[17:25]
then we'll hear an outcry we've got to
have county water extended all the way
[17:28]
to this subdivision which will put
further pressure
[17:32]
on all the landowners nearby because
their taxes will go up
[17:37]
and um
i can tell you something else that will
[17:40]
happen if you plug a subdivision like
this in the middle of an agricultural
[17:43]
and farming area because i've got one
grandfathered in next to my west field
[17:48]
which we planted in longleaf pine also
back in 2007
[17:53]
and what we get is every time we burn
those trees somebody from the
[17:57]
subdivision calls the county fire
department get used to it i'm going to
[18:01]
call them again i'm going to burn again
this winter
[18:04]
and they dump their trash over the fence
into my trees because they think it's
[18:08]
just empty land
and they trespass and they leave trash
[18:13]
and they poach and they run their
four-wheelers that's what you're gonna
[18:17]
get if this thing gets approved
this is why character areas matter
[18:22]
this is why the subdivision should be
denied this is why
[18:27]
the character area should stay the same
as it is
[18:31]
this is why there's no need for
an extra million dollar water main to
[18:36]
close a loop that's already closed
and this is why the county commission
[18:41]
should be looking forward to preserve
the rural character of the rural parts
[18:45]
of the
of the county
[18:48]
not just for this generation of these
people
[18:52]
but for their descendants seven to seven
generations owned so please deny
[18:58]
this rezoning thank you
[19:02]
okay
all right is there anyone in the
[19:05]
audience that would like to speak in
favor of this request
[19:09]
please come forward and state your name
and address for the record please
[19:16]
richard coleman 109 south ashley street
i'm here
[19:21]
i represent gw farms and um i'll try to
be brief as i can
[19:28]
um
as we said it's 98 acres and of course
[19:32]
it'll be 72 acres will actually be
developed in the in the in the front of
[19:35]
the property
there's approximately 25 acres it'll be
[19:39]
left and it'll be of course
it's
[19:44]
the detention pond and it'll be as well
a uh it's undisturbed wetlands and those
[19:49]
will be there next to the detention pond
and that's in the front
[19:52]
um
now there also will be 72 lots and not
[19:57]
73 lots in the back which is lot 60 will
be a pool area dedicated so that lot
[20:03]
will be taken out
um i will mention a little bit about the
[20:07]
traffic
on the valedale road when i attended the
[20:11]
planning commission meeting i did
mention also that this property is on
[20:15]
the west side of the road
and therefore at least when traffic
[20:19]
turns coming out of the subdivision
it'll be turning to the right it won't
[20:22]
be crossing
uh the road at least going to work in
[20:25]
the mornings
um
[20:28]
the traffic count i had mentioned at the
planning commission meeting as well that
[20:32]
there was a the traffic count was three
thousand with a six thousand capacity
[20:37]
but
i called uh and
[20:39]
and uh
got a lot of objection to that and i
[20:43]
called chad macleod
um and just to find out exactly what
[20:48]
that was and that is actually 4 000
uh 260 uh vehicles a day and he
[20:54]
explained to me that this 6 000 capacity
is not really
[20:59]
capacity is not the right word
he said what what he explained to me was
[21:03]
that 6000
is simply a classification
[21:07]
and that's a classification that the
county would use then to say okay
[21:12]
we've got to do something with this uh
road we've either got to uh
[21:18]
make some turn lanes or widening or stop
lights or whatever
[21:24]
and of course it is a it is a major uh
he explained to me this is a lot of
[21:28]
things a major collector
arterial road is what it is so so it's
[21:34]
not a
it's not a little country road anymore i
[21:37]
don't believe
[21:40]
and of course it is moving
toward development lowndes county is
[21:44]
moving that way it will just me even if
you turn down this development it'll be
[21:48]
a matter of time before uh that road
will need some will reach that capacity
[21:53]
i think everybody agrees with that
um
[21:56]
and if you take 4 000 260 vehicles
and you considered two cars
[22:03]
for each house
and i'm just
[22:06]
thinking out loud
you got two cars each house and each
[22:10]
each car goes to valdosta
every day and comes home every day i
[22:15]
mean
if you say that then you've got
[22:18]
a 144 added to the traffic count
and if you drive that into 4260 that's a
[22:25]
3.38 percent
increase in the traffic on valhalla road
[22:30]
which is rather
minimal uh i know that's a conclusion
[22:34]
that
appears to be rather minimal
[22:38]
i also discussed with chad the
intersection
[22:41]
at valdel and north in
valdez north valdosta road
[22:46]
where where the traffic comes in and had
you know stopped by that stoplight and
[22:50]
he
he said that they're working on that and
[22:54]
have been working with d.o.t and and you
all probably already know that there's
[22:58]
gonna instead of that one lane going
across over to um
[23:02]
uh 41 041 they're gonna they're trying
to figure a way to make it turn to the
[23:06]
left so there'll be two turning lanes
going into valdosta and he also said
[23:12]
that right now they're just working on
they've got to figure out how long the
[23:15]
lanes need to be or whether the media in
there and the budget and all of that
[23:20]
they all consider getting prices
etcetera
[23:25]
as far as the water
runoff was an issue
[23:29]
of course the
detention pond and the natural
[23:33]
area is intended to keep the water
within the subdivision and it is right
[23:42]
again no comment please
and if you look at that map it does it
[23:47]
is kind of in the middle in other words
the houses are all built will be
[23:50]
developed around that
with that uh
[23:53]
coming that direction
at any rate um
[24:00]
so actually i mean
if you if you if you could actually
[24:04]
maybe make an argument that the
subdivision may
[24:08]
may solve some of the water runoff
issues on any davis property
[24:12]
um
[24:16]
we've heard about septic tanks and and i
didn't hear it tonight but we heard
[24:20]
earlier that those septic tanks may
contaminate neighbors wells all of that
[24:25]
and certainly uh
the county uh
[24:29]
we'll give you about another half a
minute if you can go ahead and wrap it
[24:32]
up okay all right so
we
[24:36]
tend to do that i'll make the last uh a
couple one two quick points and that is
[24:41]
the uh
as everybody knows the inventory for
[24:44]
housing is very low in lowndes county
and right now i was told it's 60 percent
[24:47]
lower than normal
and it uh certainly we need housing uh
[24:52]
there's a great need at moody
um
[24:55]
and um
we understand that the uh of course is
[24:58]
another uh
thing that i'd like to say very quickly
[25:02]
and that is we understand jobs are
important to lowndes county and of
[25:05]
course if you you've got a lot of jobs
that go to subcontractors if when houses
[25:10]
are built you've got
painters and you've got framers and
[25:13]
you've got all of these people
electricians and everybody else
[25:16]
everybody's aware of and
and in this particular case the
[25:20]
contractor that will build
uh these houses has built 565 houses in
[25:25]
the past years with 96 million spent in
lowndes county
[25:29]
and that's all right so i'll stop
thank you sir
[25:35]
is there anyone else that would like to
speak in favor of this request
[25:40]
please come forward and state your name
and address to the record please
[25:50]
hi i'm steve doherty
i've been listening to what some owner
[25:55]
or landowners around their site
and hey it's something to think about
[26:01]
i know that i've lived in an area i live
north of moody moody this grew like
[26:06]
everything but one thing that i can
stand here and stay or we don't say
[26:11]
clowns county stop growing don't grow no
more
[26:15]
we cannot stop lowndes county from
growing it's going to grow
[26:20]
what are we going to do as people in
lounge camp we're going to use our head
[26:26]
i heard individuals say about water and
surf
[26:30]
i think my opinion my son is builder
licensed bill
[26:34]
i thank our
uh
[26:36]
special paper uh
down here that proves sexy fantasy well
[26:41]
wells no that does that i think they do
an excellent job they go each side
[26:48]
and they do a study on it hey i don't
know what that study is they know who it
[26:53]
is they give you the approval or
disapproval of that study that is
[26:58]
something to think about if there's
something wrong with that land then
[27:02]
they're going to
deny putin well in second tank there all
[27:06]
right
let's let them
[27:10]
make that decision for i don't know
what it is i can't stand here and say
[27:15]
hey no this can't be done they know
let's do what lowndes county needs
[27:21]
lounge county is growing
let people have jobs let people work
[27:27]
and let's don't stop browns county works
hey
[27:30]
anyone can say in my area
i invite anyone to come to my area and
[27:36]
look it in
i've got 20 acres of land and i'll stand
[27:39]
here today i'll give it to somebody if
they want to build on me
[27:43]
i'll give it to them
and that ain't okay i won't see lowndes
[27:47]
counties grow
and we need to be wise about it and open
[27:51]
up some subdivisions because there's
people i have called today
[27:55]
someone's coming in lounge county to
steal a hundred houses this coming year
[28:00]
and what are you going to do
stay out of browns county no invite him
[28:05]
to come in because we need the money and
i appreciate it
[28:09]
okay we'll allow one more speaker is
there anyone else that would like to
[28:13]
speak in favor of this request
anyone that would like to speak in favor
[28:19]
hearing none will close the public
hearing portion of the meeting and
[28:22]
commissioners i'll turn it over to you
for your consideration
[28:28]
is um
coffee drinks being paid for their
[28:35]
apartments on the
west west side
[28:42]
and i had a question i know the ones
representing the farm i just want to
[28:46]
miss the market just hang on just a
minute that's good
[28:50]
that's all you need okay i'm sorry then
go ahead i noticed the sign still has
[28:54]
for sale on the on the sign up there
pending this independence disapproval or
[29:00]
have anyone else made an offer on the
property that's what i was going to ask
[29:04]
i do not know that
[29:08]
did anyone else make an offer on the
property
[29:14]
yeah
just hold up
[29:17]
the market we don't need to get in back
in with no i'm closed the public portion
[29:22]
of the meeting
i want to know basically had anybody
[29:25]
else been given an opportunity to
purchase the property well i think they
[29:28]
have it's been for sale for quite a
while
[29:31]
so yeah
someone's had the opportunity to buy it
[29:33]
i think you can certainly assume that
i think that sign's been up here for
[29:37]
quite a while
because i don't know i don't know what
[29:41]
vital for what purpose is what i've been
trying to think of yeah i can't answer
[29:46]
that and probably the owner is the only
one that could really answer that
[29:50]
and i don't think the owners here
we
[30:05]
we have spent
hours and money on a uldc document
[30:10]
and on the conference plan
and that's what we need to do is follow
[30:15]
that lead
[30:20]
so are you putting that in the form of a
motion don't make that money
[30:24]
okay so we have a motion to deny
we'll have a second
[30:31]
motion dies for the lack of a second
okay
[30:35]
that'll entertain a motion
mr chairman i move we approve the
[30:38]
v-zoning from ra to
r1
[30:42]
okay we have a motion
to approve from ra to r1 with the
[30:48]
um
condition
[30:50]
that has 20 foot
buffer
[30:54]
between the road between bowdale road
and the
[30:57]
first property owners
[31:02]
okay so we have a motion
do we have a second
[31:07]
okay
maybe we have a second we have a motion
[31:10]
in a second i'll call the vote we'll do
it by show of hands all in favor signify
[31:14]
by raising your right hand
[31:18]
okay three in opposition
same
[31:24]
pretty soon
three two three
[31:29]
okay so the motion cares
[31:34]
all right we'll move on then to agenda
item 5c
[31:37]
and this is rec 2021-17
and we'll give everybody a chance
[31:43]
anybody that wants to leave we'll give
them a chance to do just
[31:51]
that voted for you scotty you are part
of our fishery
[31:57]
ma'am
ma'am order please
[32:01]
come on
[32:41]
all right we'll move on then to agenda
item 5c and this is rec 2021-17
[32:49]
jeffrey atkinson
4365
[32:53]
williams road
it's currently r1 the request is for ra
[32:58]
it has well and septic and it involves
eight acres mr dillard thank you mr
[33:03]
chairman commissioners again this
request is from r1 to ra in order for
[33:07]
the applicant to provide dog training
services in a more rural setting which
[33:11]
is only allowed in the ea and ra zonings
subject properties in the urban service
[33:16]
area and suburban character area and ra
zoning is listed as recommended zoning
[33:21]
trc had no objectionable comments and
the applicant is working through the
[33:24]
state department of agricultural
agriculture contains the necessary
[33:28]
licensing and permits to operate a
kindling training facility staff finds a
[33:31]
request consistent with the conference
of plan and the planning commission
[33:34]
recommends approval by unanimous vote
9-0
[33:38]
any questions for mr dillard
okay
[33:42]
we'll move into the public hearing
portion of the meeting is there anyone
[33:46]
in the audience that would like to speak
in opposition to this request
[33:51]
anyone that would like to speak in
opposition
[33:54]
hearing none is there anyone in the
audience that would like to speak in
[33:57]
favor of this request
anyone that would like to speak in favor
[34:03]
hearing them will close the public
hearing part of the meeting and
[34:06]
commissioners i'll turn it back over to
you for your consideration mr chairman
[34:10]
motion to approve this request
here we have a motion to approve the
[34:14]
request do we have a second
second we have a second
[34:19]
okay in a discussion on the motion
hearing none i'll call the vote all in
[34:24]
favor signify by eye
any opposed like sign
[34:29]
hearing none the motion carries
agenda item 5d is rec
[34:36]
2021-18 the villages
located at b on bemis road is currently
[34:42]
a pd and this is a pd site plan
amendment it has water and sewer and
[34:46]
this involves three acres mr dillard
thank you mr chairman again this is an
[34:50]
amendment to an approved pd site plan
that was approved back in 2020 the
[34:55]
original site plan uh listed 25
single-family homes it has since changed
[35:00]
hands by developers and is now being
requested for 11
[35:05]
duplex homes this is consistent with the
current the growth pattern out there as
[35:09]
there are four existing duplexes
immediately to the north as well as a
[35:12]
multi-family compound
the subject property is within the urban
[35:16]
service area and neighborhood activity
center and pd is a recommended zoning
[35:20]
for that character area the trc had no
objectional comments and the glpc
[35:23]
considered it and recommends approval by
a vote of nine to zero
[35:27]
okay any questions for mr dillard okay
we'll move into the public hearing
[35:32]
portion of the meeting is there anyone
in the audience would like to speak in
[35:35]
opposition to this request
anyone that would like to speak in
[35:39]
opposition
hearing none is there anyone in the
[35:42]
audience that would like to speak in
favor of this request
[35:46]
anyone that would like to speak in faith
hearing none we'll close the public
[35:50]
hearing portion of the meeting and
commissioners i'll turn it back over to
[35:53]
you for your consideration
listen to approval if we have a motion
[35:57]
to approve the request and we have a
second
[36:00]
of a second any discussion
hearing none i'll call the vote all in
[36:05]
favor signify by eye
any opposed like sign
[36:10]
hearing none motion carries
[36:13]
agenda item 5e is rec 2021-19
this is the lounge county board of
[36:21]
commissioners on behalf of frank
wetherington's living trust
[36:25]
4224 bowdale road
currently pd the request is for ra it
[36:31]
has well in septic and it involves five
acres mr dillard thank you mr chairman
[36:36]
uh this is a pd property that was
rezoned back in 2020 as part of the
[36:40]
landing subdivision it was since amended
in 2021 back in july if you recall
[36:45]
and the updated site plan excludes this
particular portion as well as the one to
[36:49]
the south which will be our next case
you note the property here on the
[36:52]
original site plan and has now been
excluded
[36:56]
it is part of a rural residential
character area and the request is to
[36:59]
return it to ra
which was the prior zoning to the pd and
[37:03]
to remove the pd restrictions from this
property as it's no longer included in
[37:06]
the subdivision trc had no objectionable
comments and the planning commission
[37:10]
recommended approval by unanimous vote
any questions from mr dillard
[37:16]
okay we'll move into the public hearing
portion of the meeting is there anyone
[37:19]
in the audience that would like to speak
in opposition to this request
[37:23]
any anyone that would like to speak in
opposition
[37:27]
hearing none is there anyone that would
like to speak in favor of this request
[37:31]
anyone that would like to speak in favor
hearing none i'll call i'll close the
[37:35]
public hearing portion of the meeting
and commissions i'll turn it back over
[37:38]
to you for your consideration
mr chairman
[37:42]
we have a motion to approve the request
do i have a second
[37:46]
we have a second in a discussion
hearing none i'll call the vote all in
[37:51]
favor signify by eye
any opposed like sign
[37:56]
hearing none the motion carries
agenda item 5 f is r e z
[38:03]
2021-20
this is lounge county board of
[38:07]
commissioners on behalf of harold and
gina war
[38:10]
located at 4154 valedale road
it's pd the request is for ra it has
[38:17]
well in septic and involves 2.9 acres mr
dillon thank you mr chairman again this
[38:22]
is the similar to the previous case in
that this subject property is now not
[38:27]
part of the landing subdivision
as a result of july 2021 rezoning case
[38:33]
you can see the particular details here
it is now 2.9 acres and again rural
[38:38]
residential character area ra is listed
as recommended crc had no additional
[38:42]
objectionable comments and the planning
commission again recommended approval
[38:45]
plague as well
[38:48]
any questions for mr dillard
hearing none
[38:52]
i'll entertain a motion i'm sorry public
hearing
[38:56]
is there anyone in the audience that
would like to speak in opposition to
[38:59]
this request
anyone that would like to speak in
[39:02]
opposition hearing none is there anyone
that would like to speak in favor of
[39:06]
this request
anyone that would like to speak in faith
[39:09]
hearing none we'll close the public
hearing and commissioners i'll turn it
[39:13]
over to you for your consideration
[39:18]
mr chairman i'll move we approve this
request okay we have a motion to approve
[39:22]
the request do i have a second
second
[39:25]
a second any discussion on the motion
hearing none i'll call the vote all in
[39:30]
favor signify by eye
any opposed like sign
[39:35]
hearing none the motion carries
agenda item five g is r e z 2021-21
[39:44]
this is lounge county board of
commissioners on behalf of valdez states
[39:48]
on bowdale road it as well as a this is
a pd amendment it has water and sewer
[39:54]
and this involves 56 acres mr dillard
thanks sir again this is an update to a
[39:59]
previously approved site plan uh from a
development standpoint again there were
[40:03]
some
issues with covet as far as timelines
[40:06]
and normal operation of services
again future is a suburban character
[40:11]
area pd is recommended you see the
property does contain wetlands to the
[40:15]
south this was the previously approved
site plan you'll note some minor changes
[40:19]
between this plan
and the approved plan or the updated
[40:22]
proposal here presumably in the location
of the green space and a few minor
[40:25]
changes to the cul-de-sac industry
infrastructure
[40:28]
the trc had no additional comments and
the planning commission recommended
[40:31]
approval by again unanimous vote 9-0
thank you mr dylan any questions for mr
[40:37]
dillon
hearing none we'll move into the public
[40:40]
hearing
portion of this agenda item is there
[40:44]
anyone in the audience that would like
to speak in opposition to this request
[40:48]
anyone that would like to speak in
opposition
[40:51]
hearing none is there anyone that would
like to speak in favor to this request
[40:56]
anyone that would like to speak in favor
hearing none i'll close the public
[40:59]
hearing portion of the meeting and
commissioners i'll turn it back over to
[41:02]
you for your consideration
[41:09]
okay we have a motion to approve do we
have a second
[41:14]
we have a second any discussion
hearing none all in favor signify by eye
[41:20]
any opposed like sign
hearing on motion carries
[41:27]
agenda item 6a is the abandonment of a
portion of salem church road known as
[41:32]
county road number 68
and wells road known as county road
[41:37]
number 68 and county road 69 mr mccloud
yes sir the county has received a
[41:43]
request to abandon a portion of salem
church road and wells road
[41:48]
the portion of salem church road
begins at the intersection of old
[41:52]
valdosta road and goes to the
intersection of wales road
[41:56]
the portion of wales road begins at the
intersection of georgia highway 122
[42:02]
to salem church road then north to the
property line of map zero zero zero two
[42:08]
parcel zero zero five
owned by the stalwarts
[42:13]
georgia statute requires an initial
determination
[42:16]
either a that the section of the county
road system has for any reason cease to
[42:20]
be used by the public to the extent that
no substantial public
[42:24]
purpose is served by it
or b that its removal from the county
[42:28]
road system is otherwise in the best
public interest or both
[42:33]
if the board makes either or both of
these determinations the statute
[42:37]
provides for notice to adjoining
property owners
[42:40]
notice to the public by newspaper
publication
[42:43]
and the public hearing
a few other notes
[42:47]
this request came from plb limited
partnership
[42:51]
which now owns the 1228 plus acres which
used to be owned by lakewood farms
[42:58]
the request
according to the request i mean the
[43:02]
request was signed by all property
owners that have
[43:05]
a property that would have access to
their property off of either road
[43:09]
where plb limited partnership has
proposed the roads to be closed
[43:14]
currently both wales road and salem
church road are used by citizens in the
[43:18]
surrounding area
for public use as a shorter means of
[43:22]
travel for vehicles and farm equipment
wells road continues going north into
[43:27]
cook county and eventually ends at old
valdosta road inside of cook county
[43:32]
if the commission decides to close wells
row they turn around would have to be
[43:36]
constructed
on the north end of the proposed closed
[43:40]
location
the entrance to the little river boat
[43:43]
ramp and to the mary turner lynching
memorial landmarker are located at the
[43:48]
intersection of wells road and highway
122.
[43:51]
if the commission decides to close wells
road staff would recommend keeping it
[43:55]
open to a point north of highway 122
so the public can still have access to
[44:00]
both
staff would also have to research to see
[44:04]
where exactly the georgia d.o.t
right-of-way is located at the
[44:07]
intersection to determine the exact
closing location
[44:12]
okay commissioners any questions for mr
mccloud
[44:16]
all right here you go i'll entertain a
motion just turn our move that we deny
[44:21]
the request based on
it isn't that either one of the criteria
[44:25]
okay we have a motion to deny do we have
a second second we have a second any
[44:29]
discussion
hearing on a call for the vote all in
[44:32]
favor signify by
i any opposed like sign
[44:38]
hearing none the motion is approved
good night
[44:44]
denied i'm sorry
no your motion was possible most
[44:49]
for the dial yeah sorry
who's wrong
[44:52]
yeah
i'm dealing with a motion
[44:56]
sorry
all right we'll move on with agenda item
[45:00]
6b
this is the american rescue plan funding
[45:04]
application for utility repairs and
expansion mr tower
[45:08]
yes sir the american rescue plan
provides for funding for local
[45:13]
municipalities to upgrade their water
and sewer infrastructure
[45:17]
lowndes county in conjunction with
carter and sloop has identified several
[45:20]
projects that meet this criteria
the total amount of these projects is
[45:24]
ten million five hundred dollars
the ground amount we would be requesting
[45:28]
would be five
million two hundred fifty 000
[45:32]
with a county match of the same amount 5
million 250 000
[45:36]
staff recommends approval for carter and
sleep engineer to submit the arp funding
[45:42]
application
all right any questions for mr staubel
[45:47]
hearing none i'll entertain a motion
[45:52]
mr chairman i'll move we approve the
grant application for
[45:57]
carter and salute engineering
okay we have a motion to approve the
[46:02]
grant application that's estimated by
carter and slough we'll have a second
[46:07]
i have a second in a discussion
hearing none i'll call the vote all in
[46:13]
favor signify by eye
any opposed like sign
[46:18]
hearing none the motion carries
agenda item 7a is the improvement to the
[46:24]
historic carnegie library museum mr
mccloud
[46:28]
yes sir improvements to the historic
carnegie library museum is an approved
[46:32]
project for splost eight
improvements including new roof for the
[46:36]
facility including structural work
waterproofing the basement area and a
[46:41]
little cosmetic work
the bid opening was held september 21st
[46:46]
and staff received one bid from
kellerman construction
[46:50]
for 237
168 and 120 days
[46:56]
and
miss lover has the contracts for the
[47:01]
contractor in her possession
any questions for mr mccloud
[47:08]
hearing none i'll entertain a motion
okay we have a motion to approve by ms
[47:13]
evans have a second mr weiser baker any
discussion
[47:18]
hearing none i'll call the vote all in
favor signify by eye
[47:22]
any opposed like sign
here none motion is here it carries
[47:28]
agenda item seven i mean agenda item
eight is our final accounting report
[47:34]
thank you mr chairman good evening
commissioners
[47:37]
over the past couple of months in
accordance with the direction the
[47:40]
commission has given staff to explore
opportunities for broadband expansion
[47:45]
here in lowndes county we have met with
several providers
[47:49]
that there is arp funding that is
available through the state
[47:53]
the grant deadline was moved to the end
of october
[47:56]
for that and in all of those discussions
that also included jason shaw our public
[48:01]
service commission representative um the
most viable
[48:05]
grant request that we have received is
from winstream and so staff would like
[48:09]
to request permission to move forward as
the lead applicant with winstream this
[48:14]
is no financial obligation on part of
the county
[48:17]
but we have looked at their plan
extensively they've used dca's map for
[48:22]
those without service and those
underserved which means they don't have
[48:25]
enough broadband to actually be able to
to get out or for their internet to work
[48:29]
very well the the winstream plan does
include 18 900 locations at a total cost
[48:36]
of 36.3 million the grant request is for
16.2 million and then one stream plans
[48:42]
an investment of 20.1 million there's
also a good not quite as efficient
[48:47]
proposal from hargre
for 10 300 locations at a cost of 54
[48:52]
million and they plan to split that if
awarded
[48:56]
27 to 27.
the positive thing mediacom also has a
[49:00]
proposal we have not seen that the
positive thing for us is that if any of
[49:04]
these are approved we are in good shape
these are all great providers their
[49:09]
plans are good we've looked at all of
them but the more specific request is
[49:13]
from winstream for the county to be the
lead applicant on that grant if you all
[49:17]
have no objection
any objection to lowndes county taking
[49:22]
the lead
no no this is extremely important to
[49:25]
this community
[49:28]
thank you commissioner
[49:34]
thank you mr chairman we'll take care of
that on october the 5th um staff along
[49:38]
with the county attorney and the
chairman attended an accg local option
[49:42]
sales tax meeting
the end result is that we are putting a
[49:46]
plan in place to gather the research
data that we will need to formulate our
[49:50]
proposal related to local option sales
tax and at your february retreat we will
[49:54]
have an in-depth report for you on that
so that you can give us some direction
[49:57]
and we'll be ready to move forward also
the regional commission's annual
[50:01]
appreciation dinner for elected
officials in adel is on october the 26th
[50:07]
which would be the normal day of our
next meeting and so the chairman has
[50:12]
asked staff to move the regular meeting
to that monday evening so we would have
[50:16]
the work session on monday morning at 8
30 and then the meeting on monday at 5
[50:20]
30 so that you all are all available to
attend
[50:24]
the the dinner in adel also flu shots a
couple of you have asked about that i
[50:28]
checked with hr and they will be
available for county employees at
[50:31]
various locations to meet any of our
shift requirements on october the 26th
[50:35]
and 28th and then we will also
leave that open at airport medical until
[50:40]
the end of november for anyone who would
like to stop by
[50:43]
also we're putting together a
communication for the employees i think
[50:46]
there'll be some skeptic skepticism
maybe some confusion about the vaccine
[50:51]
versus flu shots and so we're putting
together some faqs to hopefully clear
[50:56]
that up also the lounge county sheriff's
office and the vassal police department
[50:59]
have moved trick-or-treating until
october the 30th so you all might get
[51:03]
some questions about that it seems to be
the talk of the town right now
[51:07]
so let me know if there's any problems
there and then also i just want to thank
[51:10]
everyone for the river cleanup this past
saturday some of you participated
[51:14]
certainly engineering and
megan with public information were
[51:19]
extremely involved there we had a great
turnout thanks to walls certainly the
[51:23]
quarterman's were a great part of that
and we appreciate their partnership
[51:27]
and we look forward to the river cleanup
next year
[51:30]
and planning for the holiday season has
officially become so with the work at
[51:35]
the historic courthouse we're planning
an alternative for
[51:39]
our tree lighting this year will be at
the city and we're looking at some
[51:42]
changes in our decorations there
good thank you great report as always we
[51:48]
appreciate it
all right we uh we do have some citizens
[51:52]
wishing to be heard our first citizen is
sandra jones
[51:58]
please come forward
[52:04]
and state your
name and address for the record ms john
[52:11]
good evening
my name is mrs sandra d s jones i live
[52:16]
at 49.40 copies rolled in hey howard
georgia
[52:21]
first of all i would like to thank the
board for allowing me to be heard
[52:27]
i'm here am i requesting that
taxpayers 65 and older be exempt from
[52:32]
paying school taxes in lowndes county
i respectfully request that you
[52:39]
contact the lowndes county
and city school boards
[52:43]
and discuss this issue with them a round
table discussion
[52:48]
on this matter along with a few
taxpaying citizens
[52:53]
could get this issue resolved
we have seniors
[52:58]
in lowndes county
that are making choices
[53:03]
whether to pay taxes
or purchase food
[53:08]
a much needed medication
[53:12]
is there resolution in place
to assist
[53:16]
citizens
that are experiencing hardships
[53:20]
concerning paying their taxes
and who is in charge of assisting them
[53:26]
most seniors are not looking for a
handout
[53:30]
but for a handoff
i realize
[53:34]
our outstanding school systems have
budgets
[53:39]
that needs to be considered
but i also ask that you consider
[53:44]
the needs the needs of our seniors
you as a board can provide that for them
[53:53]
by finding a way to exempt our seniors
65 and older from paying school taxes
[54:01]
our seniors 65 and older
need your compassion
[54:06]
and action on this matter
when can i
[54:11]
expect
a response concerning my request
[54:15]
one of the things that i looked at when
i was thinking about coming before this
[54:19]
board i looked at your mission statement
and it's stated to provide an efficient
[54:25]
effective
and responsive local government to all
[54:29]
citizens
of lowndes county while maintaining the
[54:33]
financial strength to meet any
contingency
[54:37]
i ask you to please consider our seniors
i have interviewed several seniors
[54:42]
and a lot of them are having difficult
times at this time like i said buying
[54:46]
food
purchasing much needed medication
[54:51]
and you are our elected officials
sometimes i feel like we cast the
[54:57]
seniors out
but let's do something for them
[55:01]
please
think about them i had one woman that i
[55:05]
interviewed she told me this
she said since my husband passed away
[55:10]
i don't get half of the money that we
used to get when he was alive
[55:14]
she said i had my separate tank to go
out and i had to buy a freezer
[55:18]
she said i don't have any extra money
to pay taxes
[55:22]
so please y'all think about those people
that have been paying taxes for 20 30
[55:27]
and 40 and 50 years
and now they're not receiving the extra
[55:32]
income but taxes are going over
let's do something for them
[55:36]
and you all have the power to do that
get with the city
[55:40]
you know get with the county and discuss
with them what they can do with lowering
[55:44]
their budget you know when i was growing
up i just heard my granddaddy so you
[55:47]
need to trim the fat
so maybe they can trim some fat so we
[55:51]
can help some of these seniors 65 and
older
[55:54]
cut your budget because if the money is
not there then you can't make these
[55:57]
extra purchases
but the seniors don't have that luxury
[56:00]
they don't have the money
so think about those that are 65 and
[56:04]
older
i'm getting there i'm not here yet i'm
[56:08]
just speaking on their behalf but please
think about that
[56:12]
we have a responsibility to our seniors
think about who's been paying their
[56:17]
taxes
one lady told my husband little to be 92
[56:20]
years old and he was still paying taxes
oh no no no
[56:24]
a change needs to be made
and i thank you all for listening to me
[56:28]
i really do and i hope you have a
wonderful evening
[56:32]
and where can i hear from you all
oh i'll get with you a little bit later
[56:37]
miss jones we don't normally have
dialogue
[56:40]
oh that's fine later it's fine and just
to know that you're thinking about what
[56:44]
i actually did opportunity but not stay
in touch with me okay i appreciate that
[56:48]
and i appreciate it coming from the
commissioner that means a lot the
[56:50]
chairman that's in a lot thank y'all
very much thank you
[56:56]
all right our
next citizen wishing to be heard is
[57:00]
gretchen forderman
[57:04]
please come forward and state your name
and address for the record please
[57:11]
my name is gretchen quarterman and i
live at 6565 quarterman road um in hay
[57:16]
hira and i just want to say uh like
paige did thank you very much for an
[57:20]
excellent trash pickup at the rivers and
um throughout the city uh we picked up
[57:24]
i'm still waiting on the final uh
tonnage but quite a bit of trash and we
[57:28]
had a lot of people helping out and it's
really awesome and the by keeping trash
[57:34]
out of the rivers then we have more
people who want to come and use them
[57:37]
thank you for not closing wells road
because that's when a very important
[57:41]
location for the water trails and we
appreciate that so i just want to say
[57:45]
thank you very much and we look forward
to doing it again thanks
[57:51]
our next speaker is john quarterman but
i think john your issue was taken care
[57:56]
of
[58:02]
i'm sorry
oh yes but i want to thank you as well
[58:07]
good thank you
for several things obviously for voting
[58:11]
not to close wells road thank you very
much
[58:14]
and also at trash cleanup um
there were a couple of things that were
[58:20]
announced that i hope you don't mind if
i repeat
[58:23]
one is i'd like to thank chairman and
the mayor of valdosta for saying they're
[58:27]
continuing to work on purchasing the
land at the little river confluence for
[58:31]
eventual use as a nature park and for
treatment boat ramp and for agreeing
[58:37]
that january 29th that saturday will be
the chairman and mayor's battle from
[58:42]
truthville boat ramp
down to
[58:45]
spook bridge and today the wagondale
company agreed they're good with that so
[58:49]
that's on
so that's a good thing
[58:53]
and i wrote up this nice letter about
wells row but now i don't have to talk
[58:57]
about it
so
[58:59]
also just one other thing we're making
some progress with finding sources of
[59:04]
trash upstream
like 80 percent of valdosta is drained
[59:08]
by sugar creek
and a lot of that stuff is coming out of
[59:11]
parking lots on saint augustine road and
ashley street
[59:15]
one of the major parking lot owners
stafford at st augustine in high tower
[59:19]
creek has actually modified their
contracts with their contractors so
[59:23]
they're keeping it much cleaner so they
should be less coming downstream which
[59:26]
means less washing down to
the land between the rivers below troop
[59:30]
belt boat ramp so that's good too thank
you
[59:33]
thank you
any comments questions
[59:39]
mister thank you for what you do i i
certainly is one appreciate it
[59:44]
motion to adjourn we're adjourned it's
been a long night