SB 82 - Dunwoody, City of; incorporation - Tabled until 2008

SB 82 - Dunwoody, City of; incorporation, boundaries, and powers of the city

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Sponsored By

• (1) Weber,Dan 40th
• (2) Johnson,Eric 1st
• (3) Shafer,David 48th
• (4) Williams,Tommie 19th

Committees

• SC:SLGO
• HC:GAff

Current Status

04/19/07 - House Tabled

Votes

Electronically Recorded Votes

Date	Time	Vote No	Yeas	Nays	NV	Exc	Description
02/12/2007	3:21PM	Senate Vote #51	038	015	001	002	PASSAGE BY SUBSTITUTE
04/19/2007	6:26PM	House Vote #381	071	081	013	015	PASS
04/19/2007	6:28PM	House Vote #382	079	070	016	015	RECON
04/19/2007	6:29PM	House Vote #383	092	058	015	015	TABLE

Status History

Bill History

Date	Action
01/30/2007	Senate Read and Referred
02/01/2007	Senate Committee Favorably Reported
02/02/2007	Senate Read Second Time
02/12/2007	Senate Third Read
02/12/2007	Senate Passed/Adopted
02/13/2007	House First Readers
02/14/2007	House Second Readers
04/16/2007	House Committee Favorably Reported
04/19/2007	House Third Readers
04/19/2007	House Third Reading Lost
04/19/2007	House Reconsidered
04/19/2007	House Tabled

Footnotes

4/19/2007 Tabled in House

Versions

1. As introduced LC 18 6145
2. Committee sub LC 18 6173S
3. Floor amend 1
4. As passed Senate
5. LC 28 3730S/hss

Ga. State Senator Dan Weber Talk About Genarlow Wilson

On April 17th, Georgia State Senator Dan Weber (R - Dunwoody) joined his colleague Emanuel Jones in offering an amendment to House Bill 197 that would seek to release Genarlow Wilson from his mandatory 10 year sentence for receiving oral sex from a female 2 years his junior. The amendment failed on a vote of 19 - 32.

Records Received - Brook Run Skate Park

The county has provided three items as per my request. The construction bid package submitted by the builder, the construction audit reports submitted by a consultant and a complete set of construction blueprints. We hope to post the blueprints to the web in the near future but until then the other items can be found by clicking the links below.

http://www.dunwoodynorth.org/brookrun/skatepark_invoice_open_documents.p df

http://www.dunwoodynorth.org/brookrun/Skate_Park_Bid.pdf

http://www.dunwoodynorth.org/brookrun/skatepark_construction_audit_jan_m arch_2007.pdf

Records Request - Brook Run Skate Park

Dear Mr. Stamps,

I would like to make an Open Records Request regarding the construction of the Brook Run Skate Park. Please provide me all documents surrounding RFP 06-100022-ITB, any and all addendums, maps, surveys, as well as a complete copy of JM Wilkerson Construction Co’s bid proposal. If there are any other contractual agreements regarding sub-contractors, building construction plans, tree surveys, drainage surveys, light spillage surveys, landscape plans, plans for buffers & fencing, plans for parking or any other statements of work regarding this project, I would also like to obtain these copies as well.

I am also interested in the contract, sub-contract or work order for the tree removal in order to prepare the property for construction. Please provide all documentation as to the status of this aspect of the project as well.

If there are any fees in order to obtain all documents related to this project, my association would be willing to pay the replication costs.

Thanks in Advance,

John Heneghan, President
Dunwoody North Civic Association

E-mail to County regarding documents & benches

Dear Mr. Billups & Mr. Stamps,

Thank you for the opportunity to pick up the documents (in excess of 400 pages) this afternoon regarding the demolition of the Brook Run hospital which I have now copied to my civic association webpage for anyone who might be interested in reviewing them. I am happy to read about the Site Restoration plans & the fact that a tree survey will be conducted to ensure that no excess vegetation will be removed without your express approval.

As per my other request, I hate to sound ungrateful for the few benches you have provided near the big field & front entrance of the park but I wanted to make sure you understood that a few more benches strategically placed on the playground and near the restrooms would do wonders for the hundreds of visitors this park entertains on the weekends. Otherwise the seating on the playground will still be woefully inadequate!

Immediately below are the internet links of the documents you provided me today & down below are a few of the highlights that I was interested in learning about.

http://www.dunwoodynorth.org/brookrun/hospital/Brook_Run_open_records_in voice_Mar122007.pdf

http://www.dunwoodynorth.org/brookrun/hospital/Brook_Run_Environmental_P hase_1.pdf

http://www.dunwoodynorth.org/brookrun/hospital/Brook_Run_Demo_06-100027- ITB.pdf

http://www.dunwoodynorth.org/brookrun/hospital/Brook_Run_Final_Environme ntal_Assessment.pdf (Large File 26 MB)

Thanks again for the documents regarding the demolition of the buildings & your possible consideration of a few more benches for the playground.

I will be in contact if I have any further questions.

Sincerely,


John Heneghan, President
Dunwoody North Civic Association

Hospital Demolition Documentation Received

DeKalb County has fulfilled my request for information regarding the Demolition of the Hospital & other structures at Brook Run. They have provided me three documents totaling over 400 pages; now I just need to figure our exactly what these pages say.

Environmental Study – Phase 1 and limited sampling & testing, Brook Run Facility.

http://www.dunwoodynorth.org/brookrun/hospital/Brook_Run_Environmental_P hase_1.pdf

Invitation to Bid, No. 06-1000027; Demolition of Designated Structures at Brook Run

http://www.dunwoodynorth.org/brookrun/hospital/Brook_Run_Demo_06-100027- ITB.pdf

Brook Run Pre-Demolition Assessment – September 2006 (Large File, 28 MB)

http://www.dunwoodynorth.org/brookrun/hospital/Brook_Run_Final_Environme ntal_Assessment.pdf