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<br />"-I ~J <br /> <br />JULY 8, 1969 <br /> <br />TUESDAY <br /> <br />Council agreed to conduct its annual street-and-sidewa1k projects tour on Monday, <br /> <br />July 14, 1969, beginning at 12:30 P.M. <br /> <br />.- <br /> <br />Through its Counsel, Mr. William F. Stone, Attorney at Law, Sale Knitting Company <br /> <br />filed a petition requesting the closing and vacating of an unopened portion of <br /> <br />Griggs Street, off Franklin Street. Council referred this petition to the <br /> <br />Planning Commission for its consideration and recommendation. <br /> <br />By letter dated June 28, 1969, Messrs. N. Roscoe Burroughs and G. T. White requested <br /> <br />sewer service for their four buildings located on the south side of Route 220 North, <br /> <br />in the Villa Heights area, inasmuch as it is not feasible for the Henry County <br /> <br />Public Service Authority to provide such service and inasmuch as sewer service is <br /> <br />urgently needed. Council referred this petition to the Planning Commission for its <br /> <br />consideration as to compliance with the City's subdivision regulations. <br /> <br />In connection with the filed request of the Villa Heights Water Company for <br /> <br />contractual sewer service, the Planning Commission reported that it has not <br /> <br />completed its study of this request but, meanwhile, has asked the State Water <br /> <br />Control Board to extend the time limitation on its directive to the Villa Heights <br /> <br />Water Company in order that the Commission may explore this matter and other <br /> <br />related matters further. In connection with these matters, Vice-Mayor West commented <br /> <br />on the problems facing the City and certain adjoining areas of Henry County, <br /> <br />involving requests from nearby county citizens and businesses for City services <br /> <br />and the present and urgent need for overall planning whereby services can best <br /> <br />be provided. After some discussion, Council directed City Manager Noland to <br /> <br />ascertain the cost of a feasibility study which, if authorized and conducted, <br /> <br />would provide the City with an orderly approach toward future growth and expansion, <br />