Public Hearing Notice & Agenda City of Hampton Mayor and City Council  April 9, 2024 6:00 p.m.  Notice is hereby given that the City of Hampton Mayor and City Council will hold af Public Hearing on April 9, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. at Hampton City Hall located at17 East Main Street South, Hampton, GA, for the following purposes:  1. Opening Ceremonies A. Call to Order  2. To hear from the public regarding an ordinance; Partll-C Code of Ordinance, Chapter 86, Article II. Water Services, Section 86-48. Nonportable Water Systems. Article III. Flow Rate Restrictions On Plumbing Fixtures Section 18.62-70. Definitions, Maximum Flow and Water Consumption Standards, Landscape Irrigation System Efficiency Requirements, Productlabeling, Exceptions, Penalties for Violation, Compliance and Enforcement, and Variable Conditions. This is pursuant to the requirement of the Metro Water District-Water Efficiency Code.  3. Adjournment  ADAC Compllance: iIndiuduals with disabilities whor requirecertain accommodations: toa allowt them toc observe and/or partidpate Int thisr meeting. orw whol have questionsr regarding the accessiblityofther meeting, ort thef facilities arerequiredi toc contact thec CityClerk at 770-946-4306 promptly byt the Fniday before to  allow thec citytor make reasonable: accommodationsf fort those persons.  Page 1 of1  PH Agenda 4924        Type of Request Service. Sec.86-41 to49  ITEM# 10B.  City of Hampton  -P  LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY  ORD. 2024-XX Chapter 86.Article 2.Water  GEORGI Meeting Date: April 9, 2024 Action' Type: Action by City Council  Department Requesting Agenda Item Community Development Department Exhibit Attachments si for Agendal Item:  Fori informationalliscussion purposes only  1) ORD. 2024-08 2) DCA Letter 3) 4) 5) 6)  Presenter:  Wanda D. Moore, Director  Agenda Item:  Item 10B. New Business. Consideration and action on the adoption of ORD. 2024-08 (First Read) to amend the Hampton Code of Ordinance PARTII - CHAPTER 86 - UTILIITIES. TO AMEND ARTICLE II. WATER SERVICE. SEC. 86-41 TO 49; TO PROVIDE FOR AN ADOPTION AND EFFECTIVE DATE; AND TO PROVIDE FOR OTHER LAWFUL PURPOSES.  BackgroundSummary:  On January 9, 2024, staff presented Resolution 2024-01 to council for approval in order to tranmit updates regarding COH Code of Ordinances. Article 3. Flow Rate Restrictions on Plumbing Fixtures and Article 2. Water Services to DCA as mandated by the Metro Water District-Water Efficiency Code. RES 2024-01 was approved and staff transmitted to DCA. DCA acknowledged the city's amendments and notified the Mayor on February 7, 2024 (correspondence attached for review). Staff is now bringing amendments back now as two separate ordinances. This ordinance addresses Chapter 86. Article II. as described above.  Financial mplcationscomsderatons -Isp project budgeted? -Will project require the use of Fund Balance? lfy yes, please state amount $ -Will the project require funds? -Is project grant funded and will require a. and those funds arelare not budgeted.  Y Y Y  Nn/a Nn/a Nn/a Nn/a Nnla  % match  -Ist this request a Capital Project and part of Capital Project List?  Additional CommemsRecommendtons  Staff recommends approval of proposed updates in accordance with O.C.G.A. S 8-2-25(c) pursuant to Metro Water District-Water Efficiency Code which is specific to the local Metro Water District 15-county region as part of their 2022 Water Resources Management Plan  update of which the City of Hampton is part.    ORDINANCE NO. 2024-08  AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND PARTI li - CHAPTER 86 - UTILITIES. TO AMEND ARTICLE II. WATER SERVICE. SEC. 86-41T049; TO PROVIDE FOR AN ADOPTION AND EFFECTIVE DATE; ANDTO PROVIDE FOR  OTHER LAWFUL PURPOSES.  THE COUNCIL OF1 THE CITY OF HAMPTON HEREBY ORDAINS:  Section 1. That Section PARTI- CHAPTER 86 - UTILITIES. TO AMEND ARTICLE II. WATER SERVICE, Section2. That Section PARTI II- CHAPTER 86 - UTILITIES. TO AMEND ARTICLE II. WATER SERVICE.  SEC. 86-41T049.  SEC. 86-41T049: shall read:  ARTICLEI. WATER SERVICE.1  Sec. 86-41. Digging, drilling or boring well for water, consent required.  Noy property owner, occupant, tenant, orl lessee willl be allowed to dig, bore or drill within the cityl limits fort the purpose of obtaining water for residential, commercial or industrial purposes without firsti filing an application with the city, paying an inspection fee as fixed from time to time by the mayor and council, and obtaining a written consent from the mayor and council. Any person installing a private well shall execute an agreement with the city stating that should facilities become available to thes subject property that such person shall agree to connect onto the city water facilities and pay the required tap-on fees and deposits at thet time thosei facilities are made available to such property owner. Ifv water service is available to the property, wells will not be allowed, except fori irrigation  purposes. However, the well must be: approved by the city beforei installation thereof.  (Ord. No. 77,52.01, 10-12-93)  Sec. 86-42. Application for water service, security deposit.  (a) The consumer shall make application for water and sewer service in person at the city hall and at the same time shall make a cash security deposit as provided ini thes schedule off fees and charges ont filei int the office of the city clerk for water and sewer service. The city shall! be authorized to uses such deposits for payment of any delinquent balance, service charges, fines and penalties owed by the consumer tot the cityf for water ands sewer (b) Security deposits for residential consumers shall be refundable upont termination of service, provided that the deposit shall first be used for payment of any services, service charges, fines or penalties owed by the (c) Security deposits for nonresidential consumers shall bei refundable when the consumer: shall have maintained its account for water and sewer service with the city for 24 months without any delinquency or upon termination ofservice, provided that the deposit is not required for payment of any services, service charges, fines and penalties owed by the consumer to the city for water and sewer service. Consumers who have  service.  consumer tot the city for water and sewer. service.  Cossreferencel)-Water: service generally, 58 86-41 et seq.; water conservation, $86-161 ets seq.  Page 1of4    maintained nonresidential water and sewer accounts with the city without delinquency for 12 months as of December 21, 1994, shall be entitled toi immediately applyf for ar refund oft theirs security deposits.  (Ord. No. 77,52.02, 10-12-93; Ord. No. 77A, 51,12-21-94)  Sec. 86-43. Connection fee. (Ord. No. 77,52.03, 10-12-93) Sec. 86-44. Connection expenses.  Each consumer subscribing for the use of the water service of the city shall pay a nonrefundable connection  fee as fixed from time tot time by ther mayor and council.  (a) All costs and expenses instant to the connection of the water service from the owner's building to the city's meter shall be borne byt the owner. The owner shall indemnify the cityf from any loss or damage that may be directly ori indirectly occasioned by the connection oft the! building to the water system. (b) The connection to the city's water line, together with thei installation of the meter, shall be made byt the city. (c) Thec owner. shall bear all costs ande expenses (labor, materials, etc.) for the construction of the water line from the owner's property linet to the nearest existing water line of the city that has sufficient capacity to serve the (d) The city reserves the right to install its meter at or near the property line or, at the city's option, on the (e) The city reserves the right to refuse service unless the customer's lines and piping are installed in such a  owner unless otherwise approved byt ther mayor and council. customer's property within threet feet of the property line. manner as top prevent cross-connections or backflow.  (Ord. No.77,52.04, 10-12-93)  Sec. 86-45. Consumer's responsibilities and liabilities.  (a) Water furnished byt the city shall be usedi for consumption by the consumer, members of their household and employees only. The consumer: shall nots sell water to any other person or permit any other person to uses such water. Water shall not be used for irrigation, fire protection, nor other purposes, except when water is available in sufficient quantity without interfering with the regular domestic consumption in the area served. Disregard of this rule shalll be sufficient cause for refusal and/or discontinuance of service. (1) Where the meter or meter boxi is placed ont the premises ofac consumer, a suitable place shall be provided by the consumer therefore, whichi is unobstructed: and accessible at all times tot the meter reader. (2) The consumer: shall furnish andr maintain a private cutoff valve ont the consumer's side oft ther meter. (3) The consumer's piping and apparatus shall be installed and maintained by the consumer at the consumer's expense with the sanitary regulations oft the: state department of human resources. (4) In order to be received as a consumer and entitled to receive water from the city's water system, all applicants must offer proof that any private wells located on their property are not physically connected toi the lines of the city's water system; and all applicants, by becoming consumers of the city, covenant and agreet that, sol long as they continue tol be consumers of the city, they will not permit the connection  (b) The consumer has thet following additional responsibilities and duties:  of any private wells oni their property tot the city's water system.  (Ord. No.77, $2.05, 10-12-93)  Page2of4    Sec. 86-46. Unauthorized turning on of city water.  (a) The city shall tag each water meter for the purpose of controlling the use of city water. Iti is unlawful for any person other than the authorized city water personnel to turn on, turn off, or otherwise tamper with meters  or connection facilities of the water system of the city.  (b) Any person whos shall violate the provisions of thiss section shall be guilty ofar misdemeanor.  (Ord. No. 77, $52.06, ,2.07, 10-12-93) Sec. 86-47. Damage to waterworks.  No unauthorized person shall maliciously, willfully, or negligently break, damage, destroy, uncover or tamper  with any meters, connections ore equipment which are a part of the city water system.  (Ord. No. 77,52.08, 10-12-93)  Sec. 86-48. Nonpotable Water Systems.  (a) Connections to water supply. Reclaimed water provided from a reclaimed wastewater treatment system permitted by the Environmental Protection Division may be used to supply water closets, urinals, trap primers for floor drains and floor sinks, water features and other uses approved by the Authority Having Jurisdiction, in motels, hotels, apartment and condominium buildings, and commercial, industrial, and institutional! buildings, where thei individualg guest or occupant does noth havea access to plumbing. Also, other systems that may use al lesser quality of water than potable water such as water chillers, carwashes or an industrial process may be supplied with reclaimed water provided from a reclaimed wastewater treatment facility permitted by the Environmental Protection Division. The use of reclaimed water sourced from any new private reclaimed wastewater treatment. system for outdoor irrigation shall be limited to golf courses and agriculture operations as defined in the Official Code of Georgia Section 1-3-3, and such reclaimed water: shall not be approved for use for irrigating any other outdoor landscape such as ground cover, tree, shrubs, or other plants. These limitations do not apply to reclaimed water sourced from existing private reclaimed water systems or from existing or new,govermentaly owned reclaimed wastewater treatment  systems.  Secs. 86-49--86-75. Reserved.  Section 3. Section 4.  This Ordinance shall be codified in a manner consistent with the laws of the State of This Ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its adoption.. All Ordinances in conflict  Georgia and the City of Hampton.  herewith are expressly repealed. It is the intention of the governing body, and iti is hereby ordained that the provisions of this Ordinance shall become and be made a part of the Code of Ordinances, City of Hampton, Georgia, and the sections of this Ordinance may be renumbered, if necessary, to accomplish  such intention. Section 5.  a. It is hereby declared to be the intention of the Mayor and Council that all sections, paragraphs, sentences, clauses and phrases oft this Ordinance are or were, upon their enactment, believed by the  Mayor and Council to be fully valid, enforceable and constitutional.  Page 3of4    b. Itis hereby declaredi to be thei intention of the Mayor and Councilt that, to the greatest extent allowed by law, each and every section, paragraph, sentence, clause and phrase oft this Ordinance is severable from every other, section, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase oft this Ordinance. Iti is hereby further declared to bet thei intention of the Mayor and Council that, to the greatest extent allowed by! law, no section, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance is mutually dependent upon any Int the event that any phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph or Section of this Ordinance shall, for any reason whatsoever, be declared invalid, unconstitutional or otherwise unenforceable by the valid judgment or decree of any court of competent jurisdiction, it is the express intent of the Mayor and Council that such invalidity, unconstitutionality or unenforceability shall, to the greatest extent allowed by law, not render invalid, unconstitutional. or otherwise unenforceable any of the remaining phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs or Sections oft the Ordinance and that, to the greatest extent allowed byl law, all remaining phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs and Sections of the Article shall  other section, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance.  remain valid, constitutional, enforceable, and of full force and effect.  Section 6. Section 7. specified herein.  All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby expressly repealed. The effective date of this Ordinance shall be the date of adoption unless otherwise  SO ORDAINED, this  day of  2024.  CITY OF HAMPTON, GEORGIA ANNI N. TARPLEY, Mayor  ATTEST:  RASHIDA FAIRLEY, City Clerk APPROVED. ASTO FORM:  L'ERIN BARNES WIGGINS, City Attorney First Reading:. Second Reading/Adoption:  4/09/2024  Page 4of4    Brian Kemp Governor  (Georgia" Department of  Christopher Nunn Commissioner  lh  Community Affairs  February7,2024  Ann N. Tarpley, Mayor City of Hampton Dear Ms. Tarpley,  This letter acknowledges receipt of City of amptonscorepondence dated. January gth, 2024 with  proposed local amendments to the Georgia State Minimum Standard Codes. The Department has no comment regarding the amendments. (404) 679-3118 or by email at edmitadesedasoy  Wel have filed your amendments, and ify you have questions regarding this matter, please contact me at  Ted Mitiocler  Sincerely, Ted Miltiades, Director  Office of Construction Codes and Industrialized Buildings  60Executive Park South, NE I Atlanta GA 30329-2231 I 404-579-4940 www dca ga gov I An Equal Opportunity Employer  56    Type of Request  ITEM# 10C.  City of Hampton LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY  ORD. 2024-XX Chapter 18.Article 3.Flow Rate Restrictions on Plumbing Fixtures. Sec.18-61-70 Department Requesting Agenda Item Community Development Department Exhibit Attachments sf for Agenda Item:  SEORGI Meeting Date: April 9, 2024 Action' Type: Action by City Council  Fori informationaldiscussion purposes only  1) ORD. 2024-XX 2) DCA Letter 3) 4) 5) 6)  Presenter:  Wanda D. Moore, Director Agenda Item:  Item 10C. New Business. Consideration and action on the adoption of ORD. 2024-09 (First Read) to amend the Hampton Code of Ordinance PART II - CHAPTER 18 - BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS. TO AMEND ARTICLE III. FLOW RATE RESTRICTIONS ON PLUMBING FIXTURES. SEC. 18-61 TO 70; TO PROVIDE FOR. AN ADOPTION AND EFFECTIVE DATE; AND TO PROVIDE FOR OTHER LAWFUL PURPOSES.  BackgroundSummay:  On. January 9, 2024, staff presented Resolution 2024-01 to council for approval in order to tranmit updates regarding COH Code of Ordinances. Article 3. Flow Rate Restrictions on Plumbing Fixtures and Article 2. Water Services to DCA as mandated by the Metro Water District-Water Efficiency Code. RES 2024-01 was approved and staff transmitted to DCA. DCA acknowledged the city's amendments and notified the Mayor on February 7, 2024 (correspondence attached for review). Staff is now bringing amendments back now as two separate ordinances. This ordinance addresses Chapter 18. Article II. as described above.  Financial mplcatons.Consderatons -Isp project budgeted? -Will project require the use of Fund Balance? Ifyes, please state amount $ -Willt the project require funds? -Is project grant funded and will require a and those funds arelare not budgeted.  Y Y Y_ Y Y  Nn/a Nnla Nn/a Nn/a Nnla  %r match  -Ist this request a Capital Project and part of Capital Project List?  Additional CommensRecommendtons  Staff recommends approval of proposed updates in accordance with O.C.G.A. $8-2-25(c) pursuant to Metro Water District-Water Efficiency Code which is specific to the local Metro Water District 15-county region as part of their 2022 Water Resources Management Plan  update of which the City of Hampton is part.    ORDINANCE NO. 2024-09  AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND PARTII - CHAPTER 18 - BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS.TO AMEND ARTICLE III. FLOW RATE RESTRICTIONS ON PLUMBING FIXTURES. SEC.: 18-61T070;TO PROVIDE FOR AN ADOPTION AND EFFECTIVE DATE; AND1 TO PROVIDE FOR OTHER LAWFUL PURPOSES.  THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HAMPTON HEREBY ORDAINS:  Section 1.  That Section PART II - CHAPTER 18 - BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS. TO  AMEND ARTICLE IH. FLOW RATE RESTRICTIONS ON PLUMBING FIXTURES. SEC. 18-61TO70. Section2. That Section PARTI II- - CHAPTER 18 - BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS. ARTICLE III. FLOW RATE RESTRICTIONS ON PLUMBING FIXTURES. SEC. 18-61TO70s shall read:  ARTICLE IlI. FLOW RATE RESTRICTIONS ON PLUMBING FIXTURES  Sec. 18-61. Purpose.  Itis the purpose of this articie to require the use of ultra-low-flow, plumbing fixtures in all new construction, orwhen replacing plumbing fixtures during renovation or remodeling ofe existing! buildings andt to requiret thel labeling of plumbing fixtures with information regarding flow rates for the purpose of conserving water to maintain the  integrity of drinking water supplies and reduce wastewater flows.  (Ord. No. 70,51,7-9-91) Sec. 18-62. Definitions.  The following words, terms and phrases, when usedi ini this article, shall havei the meanings ascribed to them Construction means the erection ofa a new building or the alteration of an existing building in connection with its repair or renovation or in connection with making an addition to an existing building and shall include the replacement of a malfunctioning, unserviceable or obsolete faucet, showerhead, toilet or urinal in an existing Kitchen) faucet or kitchen faucet replacement aerator. Al kitchen faucet or kitchen faucet replacement aerator that allows at flow of no more than 1.8 gallons of water per minute at a pressure of 60 pounds per square inch and Lavatory. faucet or lavatory. faucet replacement aerator. A lavatory faucet or lavatory faucet replacement aerator that allows a flow of nor moret than 1.2 gallons per minute: atap pressure of 60 pounds per squarei inch andi is  int this section, except where the context clearly indicates a different meaning: Commercial building means anyt type of building other than residential.  building.  conforms tot the applicable requirements in ASME A112.18.1/CSAI B125.1. listed to the WaterSense High Efficiency Lavatory Faucet Specification.  Landscape irrigation.  'Cross referencels)-Water: service generally, 586-41 ets seq.; water conservation, 586-1616 ets seq.  Page 1of7    Flow sensor. An inline devicei in al landscape irrigation system that produces ar repeatable signal proportional Lawn or Landscape Irrigation system. An assembly of component parts that is permanently installed for the controlled distribution of water to irrigate landscapes such as ground cover, trees, shrubs, and other plants. Master: shut-off valve. An automatic valve such as a gate valve, ball valve, or butterfly valve) installed as part oft thel landscapei irrigation system capable of being automatically closed byt the WaterSense controller. When Pressure regulating device. A device designed to maintain pressure within the landscape irrigation system at ther manufacturer's recommended operating pressure and that protects against sudden spikes or drops from Rains sensor: shut-off.. An electric device that detects and measures rainfall amounts: and overrides the cycle ofa landscape irrigation system so as to turn off such system when ap predetermined amount of rain has WaterSense irrigation controller. Is a weather-based or soil moisture-based irrigation controller labeled under the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's WaterSense program, which includes standalone controllers, add-on devices, and plug-in devices that use current weather data as a basis for scheduling WaterSense spray sprinkler bodies. A: sprinkler body with integral pressure regulation, generating optimal water spray and coverage labeled under the U.S. Environmental Protection. Agency's WaterSense program. Plumbing fixtures means any toilet, urinal, showerhead, bathroom lavatory and kitchen faucet and Residential building means any building or unit of al building intended for occupancy as a dwelling, but shall Shower head. As shower headt that allows at flow of no moret than the average of 2.0 galions of water per minute at 80 pounds per square inch of pressure, is listed ini the WaterSense Specification for Showerheads, and meets the Toilet means any fixture consisting of a water flushed bowl with a seat, used for the disposal of human waste. Urinal means anyf fixture consisting ofa a water-flushed bowl usedf for the disposal of human waste.  tof flow rate.  Lawn and Landscape Irrigation System refer to the sames system.  this valve is closed water will not be supplied tot the landscape irrigation system.  the water: source. fallen.  irrigation.  replacement aerators. not include at hotel or motel.  US Department Definition of Energy definition ofs showerhead.  (Ord. No. 70,92,7-9-91)  Cross referencet)-Deintsons generally, $1-2.  Sec. 18-63. Maximum Flow and' Water Consumption Standards.  Consistent with the general approach taken in Georgia State Minimum Standard Plumbing Code, these Maximum Flow and Water Consumption requirements andr related definitions in Section 18.62 oft thep plumbing code (a) Nop plumbing fixture shall bei installed which does notr meett thes standards listedi in subsection (b) oft this section. This shall apply to all plumbing systems, including those in one- and two-family dwellings or when replacing plumbing fixtures during remodeling or renovation of existing buildings, except as notedi in section 18-65.The effective date of this requirement for residential buildings shall be. July 1, 1991, and for commercial buildings (b) The maximum water consumption flow rates and quantities for all plumbing fixtures and fixture fittings shall  shall apply to all plumbing systems.  shall be. July 1, 1992.  bei in accordance with subsection (b) oft this section, Table 1.0.  Page2of7    TABLE1.0  MAXIMUM! FLOW RATES AND CONSUMPTION FOR PLUMBING FIXTURES. ANDI FIXTURE FITTINGS  PLUMBING ORI FIXTURE FITTING aerators, private  FIXTURE MAXIMUM FLOW RATE  ORQUANTITY (i) 1.2 gpm at 60 psilw)  Lavatory faucet and replacement WaterSense Labeled &  Lavatory faucet, public (metering) 0.25 gallon per metering cycle  Lavatory, (other than metering) Showerhead" aerators Urinal Water closet  public 0.58 gpm at 60 psi  WaterSense Labeled & 2.0 gpm at 80 psiv) 1.8 gpm at 60 psiivi) 0.5 gallon per flushing cyclelw) 1.28 gallons perf flushing cyclelilww)  Kitchen faucet and replacement  For SI:1 gallon = 3.785 L, 1 gallon per minute: =3 3.785L L/m, 1p pound pers square inch: = 6.895 kPa.  (i) A hand-held shower spray is a shower head. As point of clarification, multiple shower heads may be installedi ina as single shower enciosure. sol long as each shower headi individually meets the maximum flow rate, the WaterSense requirements, and the US Department of Energy definition of showerhead. However, multiple shower heads are not recommended for water efficiency purposes. (i) Consumption tolerances shall be determined from referenced standards. (ili) Fori flushometer valves andf flushometer tanks, the average flush volume shall not exceed 1.28 gallons. (iv) For single flush water closets, including gravity, pressure assisted and electro-hydraulic tank types, the (v) For dual flush water closets, the average flush volume of two reduced flushes and onet fullf flush shallr not (vi) See 2014 GA Amendment to Section 301.1.2 Waiver from requirements of high efficiency plumbing  average flush volume shall not exceed 1.28 gallons.  exceed: 1.28 gallons. fixtures'.  Page 3of7    (vii) Kitchen faucets are permitted to temporarily increase thei flow above the maximum rate, but not to exceed 2.2 gpm (8.3 L/m) at 60 psi (414 kPa) and must revert to ar maximum flow rate of 1.8 gpm (6.8 L/m) at 60p psi (414 (c) Clothes Washers. Residential clothes washers shall be in accordance with the Energy Star program  kPa) upon valve closure. requirements. (d) Cooling Tower Water Efficiency.  (i) Once-Through Cooling. Once-through cooling using potable wateri is prohibited.  (i) Cooling Towers andE Evaporative Coolers. Cooling towers and evaporative coolers shall be equipped with makeup water and blow down meters, conductivity controllers and overflow alarms. Cooling towers shall be equipped with efficiency drift eliminators that achieve drift reduction to 0.002 percent of the circulated water volume for counterflow towers and 0.005 percent for crossfiow towers. (ii) Cooling Tower Makeup Water. Water used for air conditioning, cooling towers shall not be discharged where the hardness of the basin water is less than 1500 mg/L. Exception: Where any of the following conditions of thel basin water are present: total suspended solids exceed 25 ppm, CaCO3 exceeds 600 ppm, chlorides exceed 250p ppm, sulfates exceed 250 ppm, ors silica exceeds 150p ppm.  Sec. 18-64. Landscape Irrigation System Efficiency Requirements. used for golf courses, and (c) dependent upon a nonpublic waters source.  The requirements in Section 18.64 apply to all new landscape irrigation systems connected to the public water system except those (a) used for agricultural operations as definedi in the Official Code of Georgia Section 1-3-3,(b) Nothing in this Code or Section 18.641 is intended to require that landscape irrigation systems must be installed at all premises. Thel landscape irrigation efficiency requirements in this Section 18.63 (e) apply only when someone voluntarily chooses ori is otherwise required by some requirement beyond this Code, toi install al landscape irrigation (a) Avoiding' Water Waste Through Design. All new landscape irrigation systems shall adhere to the following 1. Pop-up type sprinkler heads shall pop-up to a height above vegetation level of not less than four 2. Pop- up spray heads or rotary sprinkler heads must direct flow away from any adjacent surfaces and must not be installed closer thanf fouri inches from impervious surfaces. 3. Areas less than ten (10) feet in width in any direction shall be irrigated with subsurface irrigation or by other means that produces no overspray or runoff. 4. Narrow or irregular shaped landscaped areas, less than four (4) feet in any direction across opposing boundaries shall not bei irrigated by anyi irrigation emission device except sub-surface or lowf flow emitters with flow rates not to exceed 6.3 gallons per hour. (b) Landscape Irrigation System Required Components. All new landscape irrigation systems shalli include the 1. A rain sensor shut-off installed in an area that is unobstructed by trees, roof over hangs, or 2. Ar master shut-off valvef for each controller installed as close as possible toi the point of connection 3. Pressure-regulating devices such as valve pressure regulators, sprinkler head pressure regulators, inline pressure regulators, WaterSense spray sprinkler bodies, or other devices shall be installed  system on premises.  design standards:  (4) inches above thes soill level when emitting water.  following components:  anything else that might block rain fromt triggering the rain sensor shutoff. oft the water but downstream of the! backflow prevention assembly.  Page 4of7    as needed to achieve the manufacturer's recommended pressure range at the emission devices 4. Except for landscape irrigation systems serving a single-family home, all other systems must also (ii) atl least one flow sensor, which must bei installed at orr near the supply point oft thel landscape irrigation system and shall interface with the control system, that when connected to the WaterSense controller will detect and report high flow conditions to such controller and automatically shut master valves. The flow sensor serves to aid in detecting leaks or abnormal flow conditions bys suspendingi irrigation. High flow conditions should be consistent  for optimal performance. include:  (i) a WaterSense irrigation controller; and  with manufacturers' recommendations and pecifications.  Sec. 18-65. Product labeling.  Effective. July 1, 1991, alli toilets, urinals, showerheads, orf faucets shall be clearly labeled byt ther manufacturer to indicate the maximum flow rate or water usage of thei fixture. The water use rate oft thef fixtures shall be certified byt ther manufacturer based oni independent test results and using 60 psi for showerheads. Thel label shall be affixed to the fixture and remain there until the proper building and/or plumbing inspections have been conducted. Also, the product packaging mustb be clearly marked toi identify water use rates when offered for retail sale.  (Ord. No. 70,54,7-9-91) Sec. 18-66. Exceptions.  Thet following fixture uses or applications shall be exempt fromt the standards established in section 18-63. (1) Blowout design water closets havinga a water consumption not greater than 31/2€ gallons (131 L)perf flushing (3) Clinical sinks having a water consumption not greater than 41/2 gallons (17L L) per flushing cycle.  cycle. (2) Vegetable sprays.  (4) Laundry tray sinks and service sinks. (5) Emergency showers and eye wash stations.  (6) Instances of building renovation where significant plumbing modifications would be required to accommodate the lower flows or for specialized purposes which cannot be accommodated by existing technology. Permission for the exceptions listedi int thiss section must be obtained from the director oft the  appropriate governmental department: administering these rules.  (Ord. No. 70,55, 7-9-91) Sec. 18-67. Penalties for violation.  (a) Any person who violates any provision of this article shall be punished as provided in section 1-11. Each violation shall constitute a separate offense and each day that such violation continues shall constitute a (b) Any person who violates any provision of this article and holds a business license which authorizes the construction, installation, repair, distribution, sale or maintenance of such plumbing fixtures may have their license suspended fora definite period or canceled. The time of suspension or cancellation will be determined  separate offense.  byt the municipal judge.  Page 5of7    (c) Any person who violates the provisions of this article may be denied water and sewer services or havei their water and sewer services terminated. Such water and sewers services can be terminated by an order fromt the  municipal judge. (Ord.N No. 70,56,7-9-91)  Sec. 18-68. Compliance and enforcement.  The municipal court shall have jurisdiction to hear all cases involving an alleged violation of this article. In addition to the penalties set forth in section 18-67, the mayor may take such other action as described below to compel compliance and may maintain an action orp proceeding in the municipal court to compel compliance with or (1) Compliance with the requirements for installation and labeling at the time of installation in section 18- 63 shall be determined by the building official or his agent in cases of new or replacement plumbing fixture installations and compliance. shall bea a condition for receipt of any occupancy permit. (2) Compliance with the requirements in section 18-65, regarding the labeling of plumbing fixtures offered for retail sale, shall be determined by the building official or his agent. The agency shall have access to alle establishments' which offer forr retails sale ors sell plumbing fixtures atr retail for purposes ofdetermining  restrain any violation of this article.  compliance with section 18-65.  (Ord. No. 70,57,7-9-91)  Sec.18-69. Variable Conditions.  (a) Because of the variable conditions encountered in hydraulic design, iti is impractical to specify definite and detailed rules for sizing oft the water pipingsystem. Accordingly, other sizing or design methods conforming to good engineering practice standards are acceptable alternatives to those presented herein. Without limiting the foregoing, such acceptable design methods may include for multi-family buildings the Peak Water Demand Calculator from the IAPMO/ANSI 2020 Water Efficiency and Sanitation Standard for the Built Environment which accounts fort the demands of water-conserving plumbing fixtures, fixture fittings, and appliances. Iff future versions of the Peak Water Demand Calculator include other building types, such  as commercial, such updated version shall be an acceptable design method.  Secs. 18-70-18-95. Reserved.  Section 3.  This Ordinance shall be codified in a manner consistent with the laws of the State of  Georgia and the City of Hampton.  Section 4. This Ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its adoption. AlIC Ordinances in conflict herewith are expressly repealed. It is the intention of the governing body, and it is hereby ordained that the provisions of this Ordinance shall become and be made a part of the Code of Ordinances, City of Hampton, Georgia, and the sections of this Ordinance may be renumbered, if necessary, to accomplish  such intention. Section 5.  Page 60 of7    a, Itis hereby declared to be the intention of the Mayor and Council that all sections, paragraphs, sentences, clauses and phrases of this Ordinance are or were, uponi their enactment, believed by the b. Itis hereby declaredi to bet the intention oft the Mayor and Council that, to the greatest extent allowed by law, each and every section, paragraph, sentence, clause and phrase oft this Ordinance iss severable from everyother, section, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase ofthis Ordinance. Iti is hereby further declared to be thei intention oft the Mayor and Council that, toi the greatest extent allowed byl law, no section, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance is mutually dependent upon any Int the event that any phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph or Section of this Ordinance shall, for any reason whatsoever, be declared invalid, unconstitutional or otherwise unenforceable by the valid judgment or decree of any court of competent jurisdiction, it is the express intent of the Mayor and Council that such invalidity, unconstutionality or unenforceability shall, to the greatest extent allowed by law, not renderi invalid, unconstitutional or otherwise unenforceable any of the remaining phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs or Sections oft the Ordinance and that, to the greatest extent allowed by law, all remaining phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs and Sections of the Article shall  Mayora and Council to be fully valid, enforceable and constitutional.  other section, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance.  remain valid, constitutional, enforceable, and off fulli force and effect.  Section 6. specified herein.  Allordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby expressly repealed.  Section7. The effective date of this Ordinance shall be the date of adoption unless otherwise  SOC ORDAINED, this  day of  2024.  CITY OF HAMPTON, GEORGIA ANNI N. TARPLEY, Mayor  ATTEST:  RASHIDA FAIRLEY, City Clerk APPROVED. ASTOF FORM:  L'ERIN BARNES WIGGINS, City Attorney First Reading: Second Reading/Adoption:  4/09/2024  Page7of7    Brian Kemp Governor  of A  U  Georgia Department  Christopher Nunn Commissioner  Community Affairs  February7,2024  Ann N. Tarpley, Mayor City of Hampton Dear Ms. Tarpley,  This letter acknowledges receipt of City of amptonscorespondence dated. January gth, 2024 with  proposed local amendments to the Georgia State Minimum Standard Codes. The Department has no comment regarding the amendments. (404) 679-3118 or by email at edmitadesedaRsow  We have filed your amendments, and ify you have questions regarding this matter, please contact me at  Tad Sincerely, Ted Miltiades, Director  Miltiocer  Office of Construction Codes and Industrialized Buildings  60 Executive Park South, NE I Atlanta. GA 30329-2231 14 404-579-4940 www dca ga gov I An Equal Ooportunity Employer  56        CITY OF HAMPTON MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL REGULAR SESSION SUMMARY MINUTES April 9, 2024, 6:30 P.M. COUNCIL CHAMBER, CITY HALL 17EAST MAIN STREET SOUTH, HAMPTON, GA  1.  Opening Ceremonies. A. Call to Order. GA 30228  B. Invocation by Associate Pastor Ramon Thomas, Zion Baptist Church, 17 West King Rd., Hampton,  C.P Pledge ofa allegiance to the flag.  2.  Presentation and Approval of City Council Agenda A. Regular Session Meeting Agenda for April 9, 2024 Presentation and Approval of City Council Minutes  3.  A. Public Hearing Summary Meeting Minutes for March 6, 2024, and Special Called Summary Meeting  Minutes for March 6, 2024.  4.  Acknowledgement of Guest (s) Proclamations, Resolutions, and Plaques. A. Proclamation proclaiming April 2, 2024, World Autism Day  5. 6.  Public Comments Youth Council Update A. Travis Swain, Jr. City Manager's Update Unfinished Business  7. 8.  A. Consideration and Action on the adoption of Ordinance 2024-07 (Second Read) for the property owner's request (Amy Wilkerson) for a conditional use permit for property located at 9 North Avenue (Parcel IDI No. H09-02007000) Hampton, GA: 30228, zoned R-2 (Single-family Residential), to allow for an accessory structure in accordance with Appendix A. Zoning, Article 3. Sec. 3-21. and Appendix A. Zoning, Article 5. Sec. 5-11. Allowed Uses.  (PASSED 5-0 Unanimous/03625)  . Consent Agenda NONE Agenda 04/09/24  Page 1 of2    End of Consent Agenda  10. New Business.  A. Consideration and action on the appointment ofa Board Member serving on the Downtown  Development Authority (DDA). Theodore Brown  December 2027  B. Consideration and action on the adoption of Ordinance No. 2024-08 (First Read); Part II- Code of Ordinance, Chapter 86, Article II. Water Services, Section 86-48. Nonportable Water Systems. This is pursuant tot the requirement oft the Metro Water District-Water C.C Consideration and action on the adoption of Ordinance No. 2024-09 (First Read); amend the Hampton Code of Ordinance PART II- CHAPTER 18 - BUILDINGS AND )to BUILDING REGULATIONS. TO. AMEND ARTICLE: III. FLOW RATE RESTRICTIONS ON PLUMBING FIXTURES. SEC. 18-61 TO 70; TO PROVIDE FOR AN. ADOPTION AND EFFECTIVE DATE; AND TO PROVIDE FOR OTHER LAWFUL: PURPOSES. D. Consideration and Action to approve Resolution 2024-13 to submit an application for Transportation Improvement Program ("TIP") grant funding from the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) through the Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Program grant. The requested funding is for the design and construction oft the East King Street Realignment E. Consideration and Action to approve Resolution 2024-14 on the Office ofthe City Clerk F. Consideration and Action on the Approval ofal New Alcohol License for 1000 Bear Creek BlvdI LLC, DBA Exxon Food Mart: (Payment has been received, and a background check was completed and cleared on the licensee by Hampton Police Department fingerprints  Code.  Efficiency  project.  designation as the Open Records Officer.  processed by Gwinnett County Sheriff's Department.)  11. Positive Happenings.  12. Executive Session for the purpose oflegal, personnel, real estate, and/or Cyber Security.  13. Adjournment.  ADA Compliance: Individuals with disabilities whor require certain accommodations to allow orwho have questions regarding the accessibility oft the meeting, or the facilities are ont the Thursday before to allow the city to make reasonable accommodations for those required persons.  observe to them contact to  and/or participate int this meeting, the City Clerk at 770-946-4306 promptly  Agenda 04/09/24  Page 2 of2    Public Hearing Summary Minutes City of Hampton Mayor and City Council  March 6, 2024 7:00 p.m.  Notice is hereby given that the City of Hampton Mayor and City Council will hold a Public Hearing on March 6, 2024, at 7:00 p.m. at Hampton City Hall located at 17 East Main Street South, Hampton, GA, for the following purposes: Present: Mayor Ann Tarpley, Councilmembers: Devlin Cleveland, Pamela Duchesne Kesha White-Willams, Willie Turner, and Marty Meeks Staff: City Manager Alex Cohilas, City Clerk Rashida Fairley, Finance Director Lenox Forsythe, Community Development Director Wanda Moore, Human Resource Director Andrea Atwater, Interim Public Works Director Justin Conner, Police Chief James Turner, Captain Chaundra Brownlee, IT Director Ben Brengman, Main Street Director Kenda Woodard, City Attorney L'Erin Wiggins, Plannerl ITiffany Dobbins & Executive Assistant toi the City Manager  Carmen Blount  Absent: Mayor Pro Tem Sheila Barlow  1. Opening Ceremonies A. Call to Order  ACTION: Mayor Tarpley called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm  2.  A. To hear from the public on the property owner's request (Amy Wilkerson) for a conditional use permit for property located at 9 North Avenue (Parcel ID No. H09-02007000) Hampton, GA 30228, zoned R-2 (Single-family Residential), to allow for an accessory structure in accordance with Appendix. A. Zoning, Article 3. Sec. 3- 21. and Appendix A. Zoning, Article 5. Sec. 5-11. Allowed Uses.  ACTION: Director Moore explains the request.  Kenny Wilkerson explains why they want to build a small assessor structure for  his elderly mother-in-law, to be close to him and his wife. ACTION: Mayor Tarpley called for all in favor of the request. NONE ACTION: Mayor Tarpley called for all in Opposition to the request. NONE  Page e1of2    B. To hear from the public on the draft of the City of Hampton's Urban Redevelopment Plan, in accordance with the requirements of 0.C.G.AS36-61-7 and the general plan for the City as a whole. The Plan further considers improved areas of blight and other public improvements in identified urban redevelopment areas.  ACTION: Director Moore explains the request.  ACTION: Mayor Tarpley called for all in favor of the request.:  Alford Williams 188 Kyndal Dr., asked Are we considering the people who are ACTION: Mayor Tarpley called for all in Opposition to the request. NONE  living there currently?  3. Adjournment  ACTION: Adjourned at 7:18 pm  Ann N. Tarpley, Mayor  Rashida Fairley, City Clerk  ADACompliance. indivdualswth: disabilities who required certaln accommodations toz allow them to observe and/or particpate Int this meeting. arv who have qvastonsregardingthe: abityofinemsting ort the faclities arerequiredtos contact thecity Clerk: at7 770-945-4306; promptlybythe Fndaybeforet  allow thecitvto make reasonable: accommodatonsfort those persons.  to  Page 2of2    CITY OF HAMPTON MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL CALLED: MEETINGSUMMARY MINUTES March 6, 2024, 7:00 P.M. COUNCIL CHAMBER, CITY HALL 17EAST MAIN STREET SOUTH, HAMPTON, GA  Present: Mayor Ann Tarpley, Councilmembers: Devlin Cleveland, Pamela Duchesne, Kesha White-Wiliams, Staff: City Manager Alex Cohilas, City Clerk Rashida Fairley, Finance Director Lenox Forsythe, Community Development Director Wanda Moore, Human Resource Director Andrea Atwater, Interim Public Works Director Justin Conner, Police Chief. James Turner, Captain Chaundra Brownlee, IT Director Ben Brengman, Main Street Director Kenda Woodard, City Attorney L'Erin Wiggins, PlannerITiffany Dobbins & Executive Assistant to the  Willie Turner, and Marty Meeks  City Manager Carmen Blount Absent: Mayor Pro' Tem Sheila Barlow Opening Ceremonies. A. Call to Order.  1.  ACTION: Mayor Tarpley called the meeting to order at 7:18 pm  B. Pledge of allegiance to the flag.  2.  Presentation and Approval of City Council Agenda A. Special Called Meeting Agenda for March 6, 2024. ACTION: Approval of the March 6, 2024. Agenda. MOTION: Councilmember White-Williams SECOND: Councilmember Meeks PASSED: (5-0) Unanimous  3.  Presentation and Approval of City Council Minutes A. Public Hearing Meeting Minutes held February 13, 4 2024 B. Regular Session Minutes held February 13, 2024 C. Special Called Meeting Minutes held March 1,2 2024  ACTION: Approval of the Public Hearing Meeting Minutes held February 13, 2024.  MOTION: Councilmember Duchesne SECOND: Councilmember Cleveland PASSED: (5-0) Unanimous  CTION: Approval of the Regular Session Minutes held February 13, 2024.  MOTION: Councilmember Cleveland SECOND: Councilmember Duchesne PASSED: (5-0) Unanimous Summary Minutes 3/6/24  Page 1 of6    ACTION: Approval oft the Public Hearing and Special Called Meeting Minutes held March 1, 2024.  MOTION: Councilmember Cleveland SECOND: Councilmember Duchesne PASSED: (5-0) Unanimous  4.  Public Comments  Sherry Chaney, 321 Othello Dr., was disturbed by the homestead process and wanted an investigation into it and the two employees who assisted her with her application on three (3) separate occasions. Dawn Greer, 20 McDonough St., Wanted to ask the Council and Staff who were going to the Congressional Conference in Washington, DC, to be conservative with their spending. They should try Joseph Perrell, 262 Othello Dr., Reported a water leak two weeks ago and hasn't heard anything. He Mayor Tarpley asked him to speak with Justin Conner, the Director of Public Works, who was at the  tol look at the menu's lowest three (3) items and order from them.  also wants to know what the base fee on his bill is.  back oft the council chamber.  5.  City Manager's Update I. Police Update II. Road Paving Update III. Elm Street Update IV. 24 East Main Street DDA Project  6.  Unfinished Business  A. Consideration and action on the adoption of Ordinance Amendment 2023-11 (Second Read) regarding Amendments to Ordinance 2023-11 and the PT-38 form. (PASSED 6-0 Unanimous) (RSM  21324)  ACTION: Approval of Ordinance Amendment 2023-11 (Second Read).  MOTION: Councilmember Turner SECOND: Councilmember Cleveland PASSED: (5-0) Unanimous  B. Consideration and action on the adoption of Ordinance 2024-04 (Second Read) Consideration of the property owner's request, Bear Creek Henry 21, LLC (MOD-24-01-19), to modify ORD. 2021- 551 Zoning Condition #2 to allow non-residential units to be utilized for residential use on a temporary basis to fulfill the concurrency requirement for residential and non-residential development. The property consists of +/- 21.24 acres located on Bear Creek Boulevard (Parcel ID No. 009-0104000) adjacent to Aylo Health and is zoned MU (Mixed-Use). (PASSED 6-01 Unanimous) (RSM21324)  ACTION: Approval of Ordinance 2024-04 (Second Read). MOTION: Councilmember Cleveland SECOND: Councilmember Turner PASSED: (5-0) Unanimous Summary Minutes 3/6/24  Page 2 of6    C. Consideration and Action for the purpose of approving Ordinance 2024-02 (Second Read) for annexation (AX-23-10-24) pursuant to the 100% Method under O.C.G.A $ 36-36-20 et seq. and rezoning (RZ-24-01-19) from Clayton County from AG (Agriculture) to City of Hampton M-1 (Light Industrial). The property consists of +/- 32.84 acres located at 0 Fortson Road (Parcel ID No. 04239  241001), Hampton, Georgia 30228.  ACTION: Approval of Ordinance 2024-02 (Second Read). MOTION: Councilmember White-Williams SECOND: Councilmember Meeks PASSED: (5-0) Unanimous  7. Consent Agenda NONE 8.  End ofConsent. Agenda New Business.  A. Consideration and Action on the adoption of Ordinance 2024-07 (First Read) for the property owner's request (Amy Wilkerson) for a conditional use permit for property located at 9 North Avenue (Parcel ID No. H09-02007000) Hampton, GA 30228, zoned R-2 (Single-family Residential), to allow for an accessory structure in accordance with Appendix A. Zoning, Article 3. Sec. 3-21. and Appendix A. Zoning, Article 5. Sec. 5-11.Allowed Uses.  ACTION: Approval of Ordinance 2024-07 (First Read). MOTION: Councilmember Cleveland SECOND: Councilmember White-Williams PASSED: (5-0) Unanimous Councilmember Duchesne asked ifit has to match, Mayor Tarpley explained the process.  Derrick Mays of 230 Mount Pleasant Rd., Hampton, GA: Stated that he was moving out of the City of Hampton.  B. Consideration and Action for the purpose of approving Resolution 2024-10 This contract is to replace the contract with Mitel with a new contract from Ring Central. After this contract is initiated, the cost oft the LAN telephone service will be reduced by $3900.00 annually. The City ofHampton willl keep all ofthe current phones. The only changes will occuri in thel background. Ring Central will also be supported by Voice South, our current platform service provider.  ACTION: Approval of Resolution 2024-10. MOTION: Councilmember Duchesne SECOND: Councilmember Cleveland PASSED: (5-0) Unanimous  C. Consideration and action on the adoption of Resolution 2024-11 Appointments to the Hampton  Mainstreet Advisory Board.  Summary Minutes 3/6/24  Page 3 of6    ACTION: Approval of Resolution 2024-11.  MOTION: Councilmember White-Williams SECOND: Councilmember Meeks PASSED: (5-0) Unanimous  D. Consideration and Action on adoption of Resolution 2024-12 a "Finding of Necessity", declaring that there exist pockets of blight which constitute a serious and growing menace, injurious to the public health, safety, morals, and welfare of the residents of this state. This resolution declares that certain pockets of blight or portions thereof may require acquisition, clearance, and disposition subject to use: restrictions and designated such area as appropriate for an urban redevelopment project illustrated as the "Urban Redevelopment Area Map".  ACTION: Approval of Resolution 2024-12.  MOTION: Councilmember White-Williams SECOND: Councilmember Cleveland PASSED: (5-0) Unanimous  Brian Duchesne, 128 Kyndal Dr., asked when will Woolsey Rd. be completed.  City Manager Cohilas answered his question.  Alford Williams, 188 Kyndal Dr., stated that he wanted Staff to remove pictures of South Hampton Subdivision  from the PowerPoint because doing sO could lower the property values ofhis neighborhood. Director Moore stated that the pictures from the flooding that took place were just place markers.  E. Consideration and Action on adoption of Resolution 2024-13 for the City ofHampton' s Urban Redevelopment Plan, in accordance withi the quirememsoro.C.G.A. S 36-61-7andi the general plan for the City as a whole. The Plan further considers improved areas of blight and other  public improvements ini identified urban redevelopment areas.  ACTION: Approval of Resolution 2024-13.  MOTION: Councilmember White-Williams SECOND: Councilmember Cleveland PASSED: (4-1) Duchesne Opposed  Director Moore explains the need for an Urban Redevelopment Plan.  Councilmember Duchesne stated that the Mayor and her mother would benefit from the redevelopment plan. City Manager Cohilas stated that that was not true. The Urban Redevelopment Plan was the next step in the Councilmember Duchesne stated that she didn't see any other areas that were aj part of the redevelopment plan. City Manager Cohilas pointed out the areas that were covered by the Urban Redevelopment Map that the Council Mayor Tarpley stated that since she and her mother were brought up, she would respond. She would, nor her mother would personally benefit from the redevelopment plan, but the area as a whole had been neglected for  creation ofthe Urban Redevelopment Agency, which was approved by the Council in August.  just approved unanimously.  decades. It was time that that area in the City be revitalized like the other areas.  Summary Minutes 3/6/24  Page e4of6    Gary Smith came up and spoke (inaudible).  F. Consideration and Action on adoption of Resolution 2024-14 Authorizing the mayor to sign the contract with Municode to publish our ordinances. This was a budgeted item. The total  amount is $7,854.90.  ACTION: Approval of Resolution 2024-14. MOTION: Councilmember Meeks SECOND: Councilmember Cleveland PASSED: (5-0) Unanimous  G. Consideration and Action regarding a request from (Special Alcoholic Beverage Event) Consideration and Action to approve the use ofalcoholic beverages for the Eats and Beats Series taking place on the following dates: April 5, May 3, June 7,July 5, August 2, Sept 6,  October 4, 2024  ACTION: Approval of (Special Alcoholic Beverage Event) the use of alcoholic beverages for the Eats and Beats Series taking place on the following dates: April 5, May 3, June 7,July 5, August 2, Sept 6, and October 4, 2024.  MOTION: Councilmember Duchesne SECOND: Councilmember Cleveland PASSED: (5-0) Unanimous  H. Consideration and Action regarding a request from (Special Alcoholic Beverage Event) Consideration and Action to approve the use of alcoholic beverages for the Yellow Pollen  Festival taking place on April 27, 2024.  ACTION: Approval of (Special Alcoholic Beverage Event) Yellow Pollen Festival taking place on April 27, 2024.  MOTION: Councilmember Cleveland SECOND: Councilmember Turner PASSED: (5-0) Unanimous Positive Happenings.  9.  Councilmember White-Williams: Is sO excited to see progress on 24 East Main Street. Target. I am sO happy to know that the Target Project is helping our citizens.  Councilmember Meeks: Someone came up to me this evening. A Hampton resident is now working at Councilmember Turner: Is happy to see the progress on Elm Street. Police Department, I am proud of Councilmember Cleveland is excited to announce that he had a grandson named Giovanni Inko Williams on his birthday, February 29, 2024. He and his mom are doing well, and he weighed 71 Ibs. 8 OZ. ouncilmember Duchesne: She is excited that spring is coming and events are popping and happening. Mayor Tarpley: Everything is popping. The LCI Study warms her heart, especially the revitalization of  your response time.  the Historic Rosenwald District. Summary Minutes 3/6/24  Page 5 of6    City Manager Cohilas: Is happy to have completed another project. Is sO proud of Community 10. Executive Session for the purpose ofl legal, personnel, real estate, and/or Cyber Security.  Development.  NONE 11. Adjournment. ACTION: Adjournment @ 8:43 PM  MOTION: Councilmember Cleveland SECOND: Councilmember White-Williams PASSED: (5-0) Unanimous  Ann N. Tarpley, Mayor  Rashida Fairley, City Clerk  ADA Compliance: Individuals with disabilities whot require certain accommodations to allow them to observe and/or participate in this meeting, or whol have questions regarding the accessibility oft ther meeting, ort the facilities are required to contact the City Clerk at 770-946-4306 promptly  ont the Thursday before to allow the city tor make: reasonable accommodations for those persons.  Summary Minutes3/6/24  Page 6 of6    Type of Request 2024-07) Second Read  ITEM# 8A.  City of Hampton LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY  Conditional Use Assessory Apartment (ORD. No.  SEORGI Meeting Date: April 9, 2024 Action Type: Action by City Council  Department Requesting Agenda Item Community Development Department Exhibit Attachments S for Agenda Item:  Fori nforationaldiscussion purposes only  1) ORD. 2024-07 2) Staff Report 3) 4) 5) 6)  Presenter:  Wanda D. Moore, Director  Agenda Item:  Item 8A. Consideration and Action on adoption of Ordinance 2024-07 (Second Read) for the property owner's request (Amy Wilkerson) for a conditional use permit for property located at 9 North Avenue (Parcel ID No. H09-02007000) Hampton, GA 30228, zoned R-2 (Single-family Residential), to allow for an accessory structure in accordance with Appendix A. Zoning, Article 3. Sec. 3-21. and Appendix A. Zoning, Article 5. Sec. 5-11. Allowed Uses  BackgroundSummary:  The applicant is requesting a conditional use permit to allow for construction of an accessory apartment to house her mother-in-law. The mayor and council approved a similar conditional The public hearing and 1st read were presented March 6th and the first read of the ordinance  use for an accessory apartment at 10 North Avenue on March 14, 2023.  was approved with a 5-0 vote. Financial mPlcatonsConsceratons -s project budgeted? -Will project require the use of Fund Balance? lfyes, please state amount $ -Will the project require funds? -Is project grant funded and will require a and thoset funds arelare not budgeted.  Y Y Y_ Y_ Y  Nnla Nn/a Nn/a Nn/a Nnla  % match  -Ist this request a Capital Project and part of Capital Project List? Additional CommentsRecommenditons Staff recommends approval with four conditions.    CITY OF HAMPTON STATE OF GEORGIA  ORDINANCE NO. 2024-07  ANORDINANCE FOR THE PURPOSE OF GRANTING AC CONDITIONAL USET TOF PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE CITY OF HAMPTON, GEORGIA; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. WHEREAS, Amy' Wilkerson (hereinafter referred to as "Applicant") requests a conditional use of an accessory apartment located at 9 North Avenue in the City of Hampton, Georgia, consisting of +/- 30,957sf( (0.71-acre), Parcel Identification No. H09-02007000, which shall be hereinafter referred to as the "Property" and is described in Exhibit "A" attached WHEREAS, said property is currently zoned R-2 (Single-Family Residential District); and WHEREAS, the Applicant has submitted an application (Case No. CU-24-01-30) requesting that the Mayor and City Council of the City of Hampton (hereinafter referred to as "City") grant a conditional use for the purpose of permitting an accessory apartment; and WHEREAS, a public hearing on the application was conducted by the Mayor and Council on March 6, 2024 pursuant to O.C.G.A. S 33-66-1, et seq. and local ordinances at the WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council considered the request, any and all alternate proposals or amendments, the report of Staff, and all data and evidence taken at the publichearing; and WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council have considered the applicant's request for a conditional use thereto and the circumstances in light of those criteria for conditional use under Article XII. Section 12-5, et seq. of the Hampton Code of Ordinances, and find that the applicant's circumstances satisfy those criteria and, therefore, a conditional use is NOW THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDAINED after a vote by the Mayor and Council of the The Property shalll hereby be APPROVED fora a conditional uset fort the purpose of permitting 1. The accessory structure shall not exceed 900 sf. The accessory structure may include ac combination of heated and non-heated floor area, however the maximum allowed 2. The property owner agrees that the property will remain residential in use. No  hereto and incorporated herein by reference; and  Hampton City Hall; and  warranted.  City of Hampton that:  an accessory apartment with the following four (4) conditions:  sfa area shall not exceed 900 sf.  ORD. 2024-07.Pagelof4    commercial use is permitted.  3. The property owner agrees that the primary residence and detached accessory 4. The property owner agrees to live on site for a minimum of eight (8) months annually and all other provisions as required by the City of Hampton Code of Ordinances. Appendix A. Article 3. Sec. 3-21. Accessory Uses and! Structures.  apartment shall not be used for congregate housing.  Section 2. The preamble of this Ordinance shall be considered to be and is hereby  incorporated by reference as ift fully set out herein.  Section 3. This Ordinance shall be codified in a manner consistent with the laws of the  State of Georgia and the City of Hampton.  Section4. This Ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its adoption. All Ordinances in conflict herewith are expressly repealed. It is the intention of the governing body, and it is hereby ordained that the provisions of this Ordinance shall become and be made a part of the Code of Ordinances, City of Hampton, Georgia, and the sections of this Ordinance may be  renumbered, ifr necessary, to accomplish such intention.  Section 5.  a.lt is hereby declared to be the intention of the Mayor and Council that all sections, paragraphs, sentences, clauses, and phrases of this Ordinance are or were, upon their enactment, believed by the Mayor and Council to be fully valid, enforceable, and b. Itishereby declared to be the intention of the Mayor and Council that, to the greatest extent allowed by law, each and every section, paragraph, sentence, clause and phrase of this Ordinance is severable from every other, section, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase oft this Ordinance. It is hereby further declared to be thei intention of the Mayor and Council that, tot the greatest extent allowed byl law, nos section, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance is mutually dependent upon any other section, paragraph, sentence, C. In the event that any phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph or Section of this Ordinance shall, for any reason whatsoever, be declared invalid, unconstitutional. or otherwise unenforceable byt thev valid judgment or decree ofa any utofcompetempracton. ,it ist the express intent of the Mayor and Council that such invalidity, unconstitutionality or unenforceability shall, to the greatest extent allowed by law, not render invalid, unconstitutional or otherwise unenforceable any of the remaining phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs or Sections of the Ordinance and that, to the greatest extent allowed by law, all remaining phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs and Sections of the Article shall remain valid, constitutional, enforceable, and of full force and effect.  constitutional.  clause or phrase of this Ordinance.  ORD. 2024-07_Page! 2of4    Section 6. Allordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby  expressly repealed. Section 7. herein.  The effective date oft this Ordinance: shall bet the date of adoption unless otherwise specified  SO ORDAINED, this  day of  2024.  CITY OF HAMPTON, GEORGIA  ANN N. TARPLEY, Mayor  ATTEST:  RASHIDA FAIRLEY, City Clerk  APPROVED ASTO FORM:  L'ERIN BARNES WIGGINS, City Attorney  First Reading: Second Reading/  03/06/2024 04/09/2024  ORD. 2024-07_Page 3of4    Exhibit 'A'  8K:17381 P142 Filed and Recorded Aug-13-2020 03:56143PM DOCA: Real Estate D2020-024905 Transfer Tax $0.00 BARBARA 0752020002257 A. HARRISON CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT Henry County GA.  Please! Cons.oman Return to: PO-Bex70 GNorhnAvoru MebemgkSaesaS HAmRGA30226 STATE OF GEORGIA COUNTY OF HENRY  wilkeson  QUIT-CLAIM) DEED (Deed Only -No' Title) Examination)  THIS INDENTURE, made the AHy day ofMarchi int the year Two Thousand and Twenty, between SHERRIE' WILKERSON SELMAN, as party ofthef firsty part, hereinafter called" "Grantor", and. JAMES KENNETH WILKERSON, as party ofthes second part, hereinafter called" "Grantee" (they words" "Grantor" and' "Grantee" toi include theirr respectivel heirs, successors anda assigns wheret the contextrequires: orp permits). WITNESSETH that: Grantor, for andi inc consideration ofthes sum ofOnel Dollar(S1.00) in! hand paid atandb beforet thes sealinga and delivery ofthese presents, ther receipt whereofish hereby: acknowledged, byt these presents does hereby remise, release and forever QUITCLAIM: unto the said Grantee, all the right, title, interest, claimo ord demand which Grantorl has orr may havel hadi in andt toa allt that tracto orp parceld ofl land whichi is Lot #3i inl North Avenue Sub-Division situated inl Land Lot 144 oft the' Third Land District of Henry Counfy, Georgia. Plato ofsaid! lota ande said Subdivision! beingo ofrecordi int thec officed ofthe clerko ofthes Superior Courto ofHenry County, Georgia and beingr morey particularly described as Beginning ata ani irons stob 510.6f feet South ofthel Northb boundary ofLandI Lot 144 andi running thences8 85 degrees 55n minutes' West threel Hundred: andf fours and eightt tenths feett to ani iron! pin; thence! S3 degrees 11 minutes West 105.41 feet to and iron pin; thence North 85 degrees 25 minutes] East3 320.3f feettoa ani irony pin and! North Avenue;t thence! N6 6degrees' West 1021 feeta along There being a six-room brick-veneer house located upon this lot. This property subject to1 the TOHAVE. ANDTOE HOLD thes said described premises to Grantee, sot thati neither Grantor nor any person orp persons claiming under Grantors shalle ata anyt time, by any means or ways, have, claim or demand any right,t title ori interest tos said premises ora appurtenances, or any rigbts thereof. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Grantor has signed and sealed this deed,t the day and year first above  described as follows:  follows:  North Avenue to ani iron pin and the point or beginning. restrictive covenant ofr record.  written.  Signed,s sealed and deliveredi int thep presence of: ithAl Onofficial Wiless dpROBRMNE NaaryPublic  Shoane Slman (SEAL) Sherrie Wilkerson Selman  BRAN OTARP PUBLIG COUNTY. I  SEMINNV EhSAVRZBZ A03.MGRans Q 4u913 AE03 KYN3H. 301540NCPA3SSH  ORD. 2024-07_Page 4of4    Application to Amend the Official Zoning Map of the City of Hampton  Evaluation Report City of Hampton, Georgia  EORGI  REZONING CASE NO. City Council:  Wilkerson (CU-24-01-30)  Ann Tarpley, Mayor Sheila Barlow, Mayor Pro-Tem, Devlin Cleveland Pam Duchesne Marty Meeks Willie Turner Kesha' White-Williams  Report prepared by: Wanda D. Moore /Director of Community Development  Applicant:  Amy Wilkerson 9North Avenue Hampton, GA 30228 (770)296-4527 9North Avenue Hampton, GA 30228  Location: Request: Parcel ID: Proposed Use: Current Land Use: Future Land Use: Property Posted: Legal Ad: Public Hearing: Property Area: Road Access:  Construct an accessory apartment forr mother-in-law  H09-02007000  Accessory Apartment >750s sqf ft. R-2 (Single-Family Residential District) R-2 (Single-Family Residential District) February 16th, 2024 February 14th, 2024 (Henry Herald) March 6th, 2024  +-30,927s sq. f.(0.7 acres) (Henry County Tax Assessor)  North Avenue    City ofHampton - City Council Public Hearing  Wilkerson (CU-24-01-30)  March 6, 2024  Page 2  Zoning History: According tot the Official Zoning Map, the property is zoned R-2( (Single-Family Residential). Staffi is  not aware of any prior approved zoning actions fort the subject property. Table 1.0 Illustrates the current zoning and land use(s) of adjacent properties:  Position North South East West  Current Zoning R-2 R-2 R-2 R-2  Current Land Use Single-Family Residential Single-Family Residential Single-Family Residential Single-Family Residential  *Denotes City of Hampton. zoning classifications, propertyi isi int the City of Hampton  Exhibit: Zoning Map  R-2  SITE  NORTH  Exhibit: Aerial Map  SITE  Summation: The subject property address is 9 North Avenue. The property is currently zoned R-2 and consists of approximately 30,927 sq ft. (0.71-acre) The property consists of one main residence (2,200 sf heated), a detached garage (450sf+A)andseveral utility types sheds.. Adjacent usesi include single familyr residential to thee east, west, north  &south.    City of Hampton - City Council Public Hearing  Wilkerson (CU-24-01-30)  March 6, 2024  Page 3  The applicant is requesting a conditional use permitt to allowi for construction of an accessory apartment. The properly has approximately 100' of roadi frontage along! North Avenue. The site consists ofas single-family residential home with paved driveway and a detached garage. The paved driveway to the detached garage is +- 125i in length with at turn out area. The length of the driveway and turn out area provides adequate parking for the residence and proposed accessory apartment. The house location meets current R-2 zoning regulations however the existing garage Itis the staffs understanding that the applicant proposes to remove the existing garage to build the new accessory apartment consisting of 960 sf heated floor area with ana attached 768 sf garage and 180 sf porch. Collectively the total area oft the proposed accessor buildingi is 1,908s sf. The new! building willl be required to adhered to ar minimum 15' side setback and provide minimum 12' separation between the primary residence and ther new apartment.  encroaches into thes side setback andi is al legal non-conforming: structure based on thati issue.  ". Accessory structures shall be located at least 12 feet from the principal structure on a lot". [COH Code  Appendix. A.. Article. 3. Sec. 3-21(01  The City of Hampton Code of Ordinances defines accessory apartment as,  "A dwelling unit within, or on thes same lota as, as single-family dwelling. Itis an independent dwelling unit, butit  may share an entrance, yard, and parking with the principal unit".  Accessory apartments, guest quarters, and garages must comply with thes setback requirements of the districti in which they are located. [Appendix A. Article 3. Sec. 3-10( (F)I The proposed conditional usei isi in adherence with R-2 setback  requirements. A. B. Lots A B  Purpose. Itist thei intent oft this district to providef for single-family dwellings ofar moderate density character oni individual lots.  Lots standards:  Minimum lot area Minimum lot width  21,780 sq. ft." 1251 feet  Minimum Setbacks A B C D  Front Side Sides street Rear  40f feet 151 feet 301 feet 401 feet  The owner is required to develop the sitei in accordance with Appendix A. Article 3. Sec. 3-21 (E) which states:    City ofH Hampton City Council Public Hearing  Wilkerson (CU-24-01-30  March 6, 2024  Page 4  Accessory apartments shall note exceed 750 square feeti ini floor area except where limited by subsection (J) or where increased as a conditional use subject to the requirements of Section 12-5. The property owner must occupy either the, principal dwelling unit or the accessory apartment as their permanent residence fora at least 8r months out ofeachy year, and at not time shall receive rent fort the owner-occupied unit.  Development Regulations Relevant to Request: Article XII. Sec. 12-5.- - Conditional Uses. Article' V. Sec. 5-3.-R-2 (Single-Family Residential District) Article II. Sec. 3-21.-A Accessory Uses & Structures  Should the applicant's request be approved, the owneri is required to develop thes sitei in accordance with all provisions  int the Hampton Code of Ordinances including building regulations andi requirements. Analysis of Request (Section 12-5.- Conditional Uses. Item C.1-7):  Criteria Point 1: A report and recommendation has been submitted by the City of Hampton's Community The City of Hampton Community Development Department has prepared the staff report and submitted recommendations tot the Mayor and Council for consideration for Conditional Use Application CU-24-01-30. Criteria Point 2: All specific requirements of Appendix A. Article 12. Conditional Uses relative to consideration Specific requirements relative to Appendix A. Article 12. Conditional Uses are metf for City of Hampton Conditional Use Criteria Point 3: The proposed shall not cause traffic congestion or conditions that will adversely affect other The subject property is located at 9 North Avenue (Local Road) and currently exists as as single-family residential use. The proposed usei ist for an accessory apartment. Therei is adequate off-road and onsite parking for the apartment as the length of the drive is +- 125; which would accommodate 6 cars parked end to end. The proposed accessory use As similar use was approved for property located at 101 North Avenue, whichi is directly across thes street. This proposed use is consistent with other approved uses and should not adversely affect nearby properties. The construction is permitted through the Community Development Department and is required to meet all applicable development standards including residential design standard, development standards, and building standards. Criteria Point 4: The physical conditions of the site, including topography, drainage and size and shape The property is currently developed as as single-family residential property with a detached garage structure andi three small accessory structures. Total square footage of accessorys structures in the R-2districts shall note exceed 50 percent oft the minimum required floor area for the principal structure or 750 square feet, whichever isl less. This minimumf floor  Development Department.  ofac conditional use have been met. Application CU-24-01-30. nearby properties.  shall be limited toi the use described, other accessory or commercial uses are prohibited.  suitable for the proposed use.  area may be increased as a conditional use.    City of Hampton - City Council Public Hearing  Wilkerson (CU-24-01-30  March 6, 2024  Page5  The minimum floor area for R-2 zoning district is 1,800 sf, 50 percent equals 900 sf. The applicant has applied for conditional use for 1,908 sf accessory structures. The applicant's current residence is 2,200 +/- sf. The applicant's The existing detached garage willl be demolished. New construction is required to provide a minimum setback of 15' from side property line. There are no apparent drainage issues. The current topography and drainage patterns should remain as is. The physical condition oft thes sitei is nots suitable for the proposed use as described. Criteria Point 5: The adequacy and availability of public infrastructure (water, sewer, roads) to serve the site. The property addressi is 91 North Avenue (Lot 30 of Maddox- - Sims Subdivision) plattedi in 1957. Thet front yards setback is 60 from edge of public right-of-way along North Avenue. It appears from Henry County Tax Assessor that the The subject property has frontage along! North Avenue (Local Road) as is served by city water, sewer, and electricity. Building improvements will require submittal of building plans and acquisition of permits including Building, HVAC, Electrical, and Plumbing. All are required to be prepared in accordance with City of Hampton code requirements and current IBC (International Building Code). Plan submittals and buildingi inspections are performed by the city'st building Criteria Point 6: Any agreed upon specific conditions by the applicant that wille enhance his/her request.  request would in essence allow a secondary structure similari in scale to thep primary structure.  property has been under the Wilkersoni family name, twot family member owners, since 1958.  inspector.  The applicant has not requested additional conditions for the proposed use.  Criteria Point 7: The request further or support the goals and objectives oft the Future Land Use Plan (FLUM), protect the public interest, and assure the continued beneficial use ofr nearby properties. The city's comprehensive plan notes the need to have a variety of housing options for all stages ofl life and incomes. The proposed accessory apartment footprint which includes a garage and porch area exceeds the 50 percent As proposed, the accessory apartment should not be unduly detrimental to nearby residential uses if their proposed Planning staff recommends Approval of the requested conditional use withi thef following four (4) conditions: 1. The accessory structure shallr note exceed 900s sf. The: accessory structure mayi includea ac combination of heated and non-heated floor area, however ther maximum allowed sf areas shall not exceed 900s sf. 2. The property owner agrees thatt the property will remain residential in use. No commercial use is permitted. 3. The property owner agrees that the primary residence and detached accessory apartment shall not be used 4. The property owner agrees tol live ons sitet for a minimum ofe eight (8) months annually and all other provisions as required by the City of Hampton Code of Ordinances. Appendix A. Article 3. Sec. 3-21. Accessory Uses  allowance oft thel R-2r minimum building sf.  s.f. is decreased andr more appropriate in scale as an accessory structure.  for congregate housing. and Structures.  Attachments:  Application /Legal Ad/ Sign Posting    HENRYHERALD.COM *  FEBRUARY 14. 2024 B3  LEGAL-NOTICES IHE DESIGNATED LEGAL ORGAN FORI HENRY COUNTY,GEORGIA  LEGAL  DECEMBER: 2024        of City Hampton LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY  Type of Request Appointment of DDA  ITEM# # 10A  , Meeting Date: 4/9/2024 Action' Type: Action! by City Council  Member  Department Requesting Agenda Item  Administration  Exhibit Attachments s for Agenda Item:  Fori infomationaldiscussion purposes only  1) Bio 2) 3) 4) 5) 6)  Presenter: Alex Cohilas Agendal Item:  Item 10A. Appointee to the Downtown Development Authority: Theodore Brown unfulfilled term to December 2027  BackgroundSummay: voted up and down.  The Downtown Development Authority has need of one (1) Member Appointment. These are  Financial mPicatonsConsderations -Is project budgeted? -Will project require the use of Fund Balance? Ify yes, please state amount $ -Willt the project require funds? -Is project grant funded and will require a. and those funds arelare not budgeted.  Y Y Y  NX NX NX NX NX  % match  -Ist this request a Capital Project and part of Capital Project List?  Additional CommemsResommendistons        Mr. Theodore Brown is a passionate professional who is dedicated to both technology and community development. He began his educational journey in Georgia, where he pursued higher education and successfully earned an Associates of Applied Science in Electronics Technology. Later, he achieved a Bachelor of Science in Technical Management. Theodore has been a resident of the vibrant City of Hampton for the past 12 years, where he resides with his loving wife and two teenage sons.  Leveraging his expertise and entrepreneurial spirit, Theodore is the proud owner of a Home Inspection company and a Digital Media company specializing in 3D Immersive Tours and Drone Photography. Through his ventures, he aims to provide exceptional services to clients while embracing cutting-edge technology to redefine  standards.  industry  Motivated by a strong desire to give back, Theodore is committed to using his diverse experiences to contribute toi the growth and prosperity of his community. Whether tor make a positive impact and foster a thriving environment for all.  innovative  through  business initiatives or active participation in local initiatives, Theodore strives        Type of Request Service. Sec.86-41 to 49  ITEM# 10B.  City of Hampton i LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY  ORD. 2024-XX Chapter 86.Article 2.Water  SEORGI Meeting Date: April 9, 2024 Action' Type: Action by City Council Presenter:  Department Requesting Agenda Item Community Development Department Exhibit Attachments si for Agenda Item:  Fori informationaldiscussion purposes only  1) ORD. 2024-08 2) DCA Letter 3) 4) 5) 6)  Wanda D. Moore, Director  Agenda Item:  Item 10B. New Business. Consideration and action on the adoption of ORD. 2024-08 (First Read) to amend the Hampton Code of Ordinance PART H - CHAPTER 86 - UTILIITIES. TO AMEND ARTICLE II. WATER SERVICE. SEC. 86-41 TO 49; TO PROVIDE FOR AN ADOPTION AND EFFECTIVE DATE; AND TO PROVIDE FOR OTHER LAWFUL PURPOSES.  BackgroundSummary:  On. January 9, 2024, staff presented Resolution 2024-01 to council for approval in order to tranmit updates regarding COH Code of Ordinances. Article 3. Flow Rate Restrictions on Plumbing Fixtures and Article 2. Water Services to DCA as mandated by the Metro Water District-Water Efficiency Code. RES 2024-01 was approved and staff transmitted to DCA. DCA acknowledged the city's amendments and notified the Mayor on February 7, 2024 (correspondence attached for review). Staff is now bringing amendments back now as two separate ordinances. This ordinance addresses Chapter 86. Article II. as described above.  Financial mplcationsComsderatons -Isp project budgeted? -Will project require the use of Fund Balance? Ilfyes, please state amount $ -Will the project require funds? -Is project grant funded and will require a. and thosei funds arelare not budgeted.  Y Y Y Y  Nn/a Nn/a Nnla Nn/a Nnla  %r match  -Is this request a Capital Project and part of Capital Project List?  Additional CommemsPecommendtons  Staff recommends approval of proposed updates in accordance with O.C.G.A. S 8-2-25(c) pursuant to Metro Water District-Water Efficiency Code which is specific to the local Metro Water District 15-county region as part of their 2022 Water Resources Management Plan  update of which the City of Hampton is part.    ORDINANCE! NO. 2024-08  AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND PARTI II - CHAPTER 86 - UTILITIES. TO AMEND ARTICLEII. WATER: SERVICE. SEC.8641T049,T0: PROVIDE FOR AN ADOPTION. AND EFFECTIVE DATE; ANDTOPROVIDE FOR  OTHER LAWFUL PURPOSES.  THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HAMPTON HEREBY ORDAINS:  Section 1. SEC. 86-41T049. Section 2. SEC. 86-41T049: shall read:  That Section PART II- CHAPTER 86 - UTILITIES. TO AMEND ARTICLE II. WATER SERVICE. That Section PART II - CHAPTER 86 - UTILITIES. TO AMEND ARTICLE I. WATER SERVICE.  ARTICLEI. WATERSERVICE  Sec. 86-41. Digging, drilling or boring well for water, consent required.  No property owner, occupant, tenant, orl lessee willl be allowed to dig, bore or drill within the cityl limits for the purpose of obtaining water for residential, commercial ori industrial purposes without firstf filing an application with the city, paying an inspection fee as fixed from time to time by the mayor and council, and obtaining a written consent fromi the mayor and council. Any person installing a private well shall execute an agreement with the city stating thats should facilities become available tot the subject property that such person shall agree to connect onto the city wateri facilities and pay the required tap-on fees and deposits att thet time thosei facilities are made available tos such property owner. If water service is available to the property, wells will not be allowed, except for irrigation  purposes. However, thev well must be approved byt the city beforei installation thereof.  (Ord. N0.77,52.01,10.129)  Sec. 86-42. Application for water service, security deposit.  (a) The consumer shall make application for water and sewer service in person at the city hall and at thes same times shall make a cash security deposit as provided int the schedule off fees and charges on filei in the office of the city clerkf for water ands sewer service. The citys shall be authorized to use: such deposits for payment ofa any delinquent balance, service charges, fines and penalties owed by the consumer to the city for water ands sewer (b) Security deposits for residential consumers shall ber refundable upon termination of service, provided that the deposit shall first be used for payment of any services, service charges, fines or penalties owed by the (c) Security deposits for nonresidential consumers shall be refundable when the consumer: shall have maintained its account for water and sewer service with the city for 24 months without any delinquency or upon termination of service, provided that the deposit is notr required for payment of any services, service charges, fines and penalties owed by the consumer to the city for water and sewer service. Consumers who have  service.  consumer to the city for water and sewer service.  Cross referencels)-Water: service generally, 58 86-41 et seq.;water conservation, $86-161e etseq.  Page 1of4    maintained nonresidential water and sewer accounts with the city without delinquency for 12 months as of December 21, 1994, shall be entitled to immediately: apply for a refund of their security deposits.  (Ord. No. 77,52.02, 10-12-93; Ord. No. 77A,51,12-21-94)  Sec. 86-43. Connection fee. 0.4..7.5203.101299) Sec. 86-44. Connection expenses.  Each consumer subscribing for the use of the water service of the city shall pay a nonrefundable connection  fee as fixed from timet tot time by the mayor and council.  (a) All costs and expenses instant to the connection of the water service from the owner's building to the city's meter shall be borne byt the owner. The owner shalli indemnify the city from any loss or damage that may be directly ori indirectly occasioned byt the connection of the building tot the water system. (b) The connection tot the city's water line, together with thei installation of ther meter, shall be madel by the city. (c) The owner: shall bear all costs ande expenses (labor, materials, etc.) for the construction of the water linef from the owner's property line tot the nearest existing waterl line of the city that has sufficient capacity to serve the (d) The city reserves the right to install its meter at or near the property line or, at the city's option, on the (e) The city reserves the right to refuse service unless the customer's lines and piping are installed in such a  owner unless otherwise approved byt ther mayor and council. customer's property within three feet of the property line. manner: ast to prevent cross-connections or backflow.  (0.4..7.5204.101299)  Sec. 86-45. Consumer's responsibilities and liabilities.  (a) Water furnished by the city shall be used for consumption byt the consumer, members oft their household and employees only. The consumer: shall not sell water to any other person or permit any other persont to use such water. Water shall not be used for irrigation, fire protection, nor other purposes, except when water is available in sufficient quantity without interfering with the regular domestic consumption ini the area: served. Disregard oft this rule: shall be sufficient causet for refusal and/or discontinuance of service. (1) Wherei ther meter or meter boxi isp placed ont the premises ofac consumer, as suitable place shall be provided by the consumer therefore, which is unobstructed and accessible at all times tot the meter reader. (2) The consumer: shallf furnish andr maintain a private cutoff valve on the consumer's side oft ther meter. (3) The consumer's piping and apparatus shall be installed and maintained by the consumer at the consumer's expense with the sanitary regulations ofi the state department of human resources. (4) In order to be received as a consumer and entitled to receive water from the city's water system, all applicants must offer proof that any private wells located ont theirp property are not physically connected tot the lines of the city's water system; and all applicants, by becoming consumers of the city, covenant and agreet that, sol long as they continue tol be consumers of the city, they will not permit the connection  (b) The consumer has the following additional responsibilities and duties:  ofa any private wells ont their property tot the city's waters system.  (Ord. No. 77, $2.05, 10-12-93)  Page 2of4    Sec. 86-46. Unauthorized turning on of city water.  (a) The citys shall tag each water meter for the purpose of controlling the use of city water. Iti is unlawful for any person other than the authorized city water personnel to turn on, turn off, or otherwise tamper with meters  or connection facilities oft the water system of the city.  (b) Any person who shall violate the provisions oft this section shall be guilty ofa misdemeanor.  (Ord. No. 77, $52.06, ,2.07, 10-12-93) Sec. 86-47. Damage to waterworks.  Nou unauthorized person shall maliciously, willfully, or negligently break, damage, destroy, uncover or tamper  with any meters, connections or equipment which are a part of the city water system.  (Ord. No. 77,52.08, 10-12-93)  Sec. 86-48. Nonpotable Water Systems.  (a) Connections to water supply. Reclaimed water provided from ar reclaimed wastewater treatment system permitted by the Environmental Protection Division may be used to supply water closets, urinals, trap primers for floor drains and floor sinks, water features and other uses approved by the Authority Having Jurisdiction, in motels, hotels, apartment and condominium buildings, and commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings, wheret thei individual guest or occupant doesr noth have access top plumbing. Also, other systems that may use al lesser quality of water than potable water such as water chillers, carwashes or an industrial process may be: supplied with reclaimed water provided froma ar reclaimed wastewater treatment facility permitted by the Environmental Protection Division. The use of reclaimed water sourced from any new private reclaimed wastewater treatment system for outdoor irrigation shall be limited to golf courses and agriculture operations as defined in the Official Code of Georgia Section 1-3-3, and such reclaimed water shall not be approved for use for irrigating any other outdoor landscape such as ground cover, tree, shrubs, or other plants. These limitations do not apply to reclaimed water sourced from existing private reclaimed water systems or from existing or new, governmentally owned reclaimed wastewater treatment  systems.  Secs. 86-49-86-75. Reserved.  Section 3.  This Ordinance shall be codified in a manner consistent with the laws of the State of  Georgia and the City of Hampton.  Section 4. This Ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its adoption. All Ordinances in conflict herewith are expressly repealed. It is the intention of the governing body, and iti is hereby ordained that the provisions of this Ordinance shall become and be made a part of the Code of Ordinances, City of Hampton, Georgia, and the sections of this Ordinance may be renumbered, if necessary, to accomplish  such intention. Section! 5.  a. Iti is hereby declared to be the intention of the Mayor and Council that all sections, paragraphs, sentences, clauses and phrases of this Ordinance are or were, upon their enactment, believed by the  Mayor and Council to be fully valid, enforceable and constitutional.  Page 3 of4    b. Itis hereby declared tol bei thei intention of the Mayor and Councili that, tot the greatest extent allowed byl law, eacha and every section, paragraph, sentence, clause and phrase ofthis Ordinance is severable from every other, section, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase ofthis Ordinance. Iti is hereby further declared to bet thei intention oft the Mayor and Council that, toi the greatest extent allowed byl law, no section, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance is mutually dependent upon any Inthe event that any phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph or Section of this Ordinance shall, for any reason whatsoever, be declared invalid, unconstitutional or otherwise unenforceable by the valid judgment or decree of any court of competent jurisdiction, iti is the express intent of the Mayor and Council that such invalidity, unconsttutionality or unenforceability shall, to the greatest extent allowed by law, not render invalid, unconstitutional. or otherwise unenforceable any of the remaining phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs or Sections oft the Ordinance and that, tot the greatest extent allowed by law, all remaining phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs and Sections oft the Article shall  other section, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase oft this Ordinance.  remain valid, constitutional, enforceable, and oft full force and effect.  Section 6. Section 7. specified herein.  All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby expressly repealed. The effective date of this Ordinance shall be the date of adoption unless otherwise  sO ORDAINED, this  day of  2024.  CITY OF HAMPTON, GEORGIA ANN N. TARPLEY, Mayor  ATTEST:  RASHIDA FAIRLEY, City Clerk APPROVED ASTO FORM:  L'ERIN BARNES WIGGINS, City Attorney First Reading: Second Reading/Adoption:  4/09/2024  Page 4of4    Brian Kemp Governor  of  Al h  Georgia" Department  Christopher Nunn Commissioner  Community Affairs  February7,2024  Ann N. Tarpley, Mayor City of Hampton Dear Ms. Tarpley,  This letter acknowledges receipt of City of Hampton's correspondence dated. January gth, 2024 with  proposed local amendments to the Georgia State Minimum Standard Codes. The Department has no comment regarding the amendments. (404) 679-3118 or by email at edmitadesedaRasow  We have filed your amendments, and ify youl have questions regarding this matter, please contact me at  Tad Mitiocer  Sincerely, Ted Miltiades, Director  Office of Construction Codes and Industrialized Buildings  60 Executive Park South, NE I Atlanta, GA 30329-2231 404-679-4940 www. dca. ga. gov I An Equal Opportunity Employer  56    Type of Request  ITEM# 10C.  City of Hampton LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY  ORD. 2024-XX Chapter 18.Article 3.Flow Rate Restrictions on Plumbing Fixtures. Sec.18-61-70 Department Requesting Agenda Item Community Development Department Exhibit, Attachments s for Agendal Item:  GEORGI Meeting! Date: April 9, 2024 Action Type: Action by City Council  Fori nformationaldiscussion purposes only  1) ORD. 2024-XX 2) DCAI Letter 3) 4) 5) 6)  Presenter:  Wanda D. Moore, Director Agenda Item:  Item 10C. New Business. Consideration and action on the adoption of ORD. 2024-09 (First Read) to amend the Hampton Code of Ordinance PART II- CHAPTER 18 - BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS. TO AMEND ARTICLE III. FLOW RATE RESTRICTIONS ON PLUMBING FIXTURES. SEC. 18-61 TO 70; TO PROVIDE FOR AN ADOPTION AND EFFECTIVE DATE; AND TO PROVIDE FOR OTHER LAWFUL PURPOSES.  BackgroundSummay:  On January 9, 2024, staff presented Resolution 2024-01 to council for approval in order to tranmit updates regarding COH Code of Ordinances. Article 3. Flow Rate Restrictions on Plumbing Fixtures and Article 2. Water Services to DCA as mandated by the Metro Water District-Water Efficiency Code. RES 2024-01 was approved and staff transmitted to DCA. DCA acknowledged the city's amendments and notified the Mayor on February 7, 2024 (correspondence attached for review). Staff is now bringing amendments back now as two separate ordinances. This ordinance addresses Chapter 18. Article III. as described above.  Financial mplcationsCons.erations -Isp project budgeted? -Will project require the use of Fund Balance? lfy yes, please state amount $ -Will the project require funds? -Is project grantf funded and will require a. andi those funds arelare not budgeted.  Y_ Y Y Y Y  Nn/a Nnla Nn/a Nnla Nnla  %r match  -Ist this request a Capital Project and part of Capital Project List?  Additional Comments/Recommendations  Staff recommends approval of proposed updates in accordance with O.C.G.A. S 8-2-25(c) pursuant to Metro Water District-Water Efficiency Code which is specific to the local Metro Water District 15-county region as part of their 2022 Water Resources Management Plan  update of which the City of Hampton is part.    ORDINANCE NO. 2024-09  AN ORDINANCETO AMEND PARTI II- CHAPTER 18 - BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS.TO AMEND ARTICLE III. FLOW RATE RESTRICTIONS ON PLUMBING FIXTURES. SEC. 18-61T070;TO PROVIDE FOR AN ADOPTION AND EFFECTIVE DATE; ANDTO PROVIDE FOR OTHER LAWFUL PURPOSES.  THE COUNCIL OF1 THE CITY OFI HAMPTON HEREBY ORDAINS:  Section 1.  That Section PART II - CHAPTER 18 BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS. TO  AMEND ARTICLE III. FLOW RATE RESTRICTIONS ON PLUMBING FIXTURES. SEC. 18-61TO70. Section 2. That Section PART II- CHAPTER 18 - BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS. ARTICLE III. FLOW RATE RESTRICTIONS ON PLUMBING FIXTURES. SEC. 18-61T070shall read:  ARTICLE! III. FLOW RATE RESTRICTIONS ON PLUMBING FIXTURESI  Sec. 18-61. Purpose.  Itis the purpose of this article to require the use of ultra-low-flow plumbing fixtures in all new construction, orwhen replacing plumbing fixtures during renovation orr remodeling of existing buildings andt tor require thel labeling of plumbing fixtures with information regarding flow rates for the purpose of conserving water to maintain the  integrity of drinking water supplies and reduce wastewater flows.  (Ord. No. 70,51,7-9-91) Sec. 18-62. Definitions.  The following words, terms and phrases, when usedi int this article, shall have the meanings ascribed tot them Construction means the erection ofa new building or the alteration of an existing building in connection with its repair or renovation or in connection with making an addition to an existing building and shall include the replacement of a malfunctioning, unserviceable or obsolete faucet, showerhead, toilet or urinal in an existing Kitchen faucet or kitchen faucet replacement aerator. AK kitchen faucet or kitchen faucet replacement aerator that allows at flow ofr no more than 1.8 gallons of water per minute at a pressure of 60 pounds per square inch and Lavatory faucet or lavatory. faucet replacement aerator. A lavatory faucet or lavatory faucet replacement aerator that allows a flow of no more than 1.2 gallons per minute ata a pressure of6 60 pounds per square inch and is  int this section, except where the context clearly indicates ac different meaning: Commercial. building means anyt type of building other than residential.  building.  conforms tot the applicable requirements in ASME A112.18.1/CSA B125.1. listed toi the WaterSense High Efficiency Lavatory Faucet Specification.  Landscape irrigation.  Cross elerenel)-watersewre generally, S 86-41 et seq.; water conservation, 58 86-161etseq.  Page 1 of7    Flow sensor. An inline device in a landscape irrigation system that produces a repeatable signal proportional Lawn or Landscape Irrigation system. An assembly of component parts that is permanently installed for the controlled distribution of water toi irrigate landscapes such as ground cover, trees, shrubs, and other plants. Master: shut-off valve. An automatic valve such as a gate valve, ball valve, or butterfly valve) installed as part of the landscape irrigation system capable of being automatically closed byt the WaterSense controller. When Pressure regulating device. A device designed to maintain pressure within the landscapei irrigation. system at the manufacturer's recommended operating pressure and that protects against sudden spikes or drops from Rain sensor: shut-off. An electric device that detects and measures rainfall amounts and overrides the cycle ofal landscape irrigation system so as to turn off such system when ap predetermined amount of rain has WaterSense irrigation controller. Is a weather-based or soil moisture-based irrigation controller labeled under the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's WaterSense program, which includes standalone controllers, add-on devices, and plug-in devices that use current weather data as a basis for scheduling WaterSense spray sprinkler bodies. A sprinkler body with integral pressure regulation, generating optimal water: spray and coverage labeled under the U.S. Environmental Protection. Agenc/sWatersense program. Plumbing fixtures means any toilet, urinal, showerhead, bathroom lavatory and kitchen faucet and Residential building means any building or unit of al building intended for occupancy as a dwelling, but shall Shower head.. As shower headt that allows at flow ofr no more thant the average of 2.0gallons of water per minute at8 80p pounds per square inch of pressure, is listed ini the WaterSense: Specification for Showerheads, and meets the Toilet means any fixture consisting of a water flushed bowl with a seat, used for the disposal of human waste. Urinal means any fixture consisting of a water-flushed bowl used fort the disposal of human waste.  tof flow rate.  Lawn and Landscape Irrigation System refer to thes same system.  this valvei is closed water will not be supplied tot thel landscape irrigation system.  the water source. fallen.  irrigation.  replacement aerators. noti include a hotel or motel.  US Department Definition of Energy definition of showerhead.  (Ord. No. 70,52,7-9-91)  Cross eferencet)-Defintions generally, $1-2.  Sec. 18-63. Maximum Flow and' Water Consumption Standards.  Consistent with the general approach taken in Georgia State Minimum Standard Plumbing Code, these Maximum Flowa and' Water Consumptioni requirements and related definitions in Section 18.62 oft the plumbing code (a) No plumbing fixtures shall bei installed which does not meet thes standards listedi ins subsection (b) of this: section. This shall apply to all plumbing systems, including those in one- and two-family dwellings or when replacing plumbing fixtures during remodeling or renovation of existing buildings, except as notedi in section 18-65.The effective date of this requirement for residential buildings shall be. July 1, 1991, andi for commercial buildings (b) The maximum water consumption flow rates and quantities for all plumbing fixtures and fixture fittings shall  shalla apply to all plumbing systems.  shall be. July 1, 1992.  bei in accordance with subsection (b) of this section, Table 1.0.  Page 2of7    TABLE1.0  MAXIMUM FLOW RATES AND CONSUMPTION FOR PLUMBING FIXTURES. ANDFIXTURE FITTINGS  PLUMBING OR FIXTURE FITTING aerators, private  FIXTURE MAXIMUM FLOW RATE  ORQUANTITY (i) 1.2 gpma at 60, psiv)  Lavatory faucet and replacement WaterSense Labeled &  Lavatory faucet, public (metering) 0.25 gallon per metering cycle  Lavatory, (other than metering) Showerhead" aerators Urinal Water closet  public  0.5 gpm at 60p psi WaterSense Labeled & 2.0 gpm at 80 psivi) 1.8 gpm at 60p psivwi) 0.5g gallon per flushing cyclelw) 1.28 gallons per flushing cycleIlvww)  Kitchen faucet and replacement  For SI: 1 gallon: = 3.785 L, 1g gallon per minute: = 3.785 L/m, 1p pound per square inch: = 6.895 kPa.  (i) AH hand-held shower spray is a shower head. As point of clarifiçation, multiple shower heads may be installedi in a single shower enclosure: sol long ase eachs shower headi individually meets the maximumi flow rate, the WaterSense requirements, and the US Department of Energy definition of showerhead. However, multiple shower heads are not recommended for water efficiency purposes. (ii) Consumption tolerances shall be determined from referenced. standards. (iii) For flushometer valves and flushometer tanks, the average flushy volume shall not exceed 1.28 gallons. (iv) For single flush water closets, including gravity, pressure assisted and electro-hydraulic tankt types, the (v) For dual flush water closets, the average flushy volume of two reduced flushes and onet fullf flush shall not (vi) See 2014 GA Amendment to Section 301.1.2 'Waiver from requirements of high efficiency plumbing  average flush volume shall not exceed 1.28 gallons.  exceed 1.28 gallons. fixtures'.  Page 3of7    (vii) Kitchen faucets are permitted to temporarily increase thef flow above the maximum rate, but not to exceed 2.2 gpm (8.3 L/m) at 60 psi (414 kPa) and must revert to a maximum flow rate of1.8 gpm (6.8 L/m) at 60 psi (414 (c) Clothes Washers. Residential clothes washers shall be in accordance with the Energy Star program  kPa) upon valve closure. requirements. (d) Cooling Tower Water Efficiency.  (i) Once-Through Cooling. Once-through cooling using potable water is prohibited.  (i) Cooling Towers and Evaporative Coolers. Cooling towers ande evaporative coolers shall be equipped with makeup water and blow down meters, conductivity controllers and overflow alarms. Cooling towers shall be equipped with efficiency drift eliminators that achieve drift reduction to 0.002 percent of the circulated water volume for counterflow towers and 0.005 percent for crossflow towers. (ii) Cooling Tower Makeup Water. Water used for air conditioning, cooling towers shall not be discharged where the hardness of the basin water is less than 1500 mg/L. Exception: Where any of the following conditions of the basin water are present: total suspended solids exceed 25 ppm, CaCO3 exceeds 600 ppm, chlorides exceed 250 ppm, sulfates exceed 250 ppm, or silica exceeds 150p ppm.  Sec. 18-64. Landscape Irrigation System Efficiency Requirements. used for golf courses, and (c) dependent upon ar nonpublic water source.  The requirements in Section 18.64 apply to all new landscape irrigation systems connected tot the publicwater system except those (a) used for agricultural operations as defined int the Official Code of Georgia Section 1-3-3,(b) Nothing ini this Code or Section 18.641 isi intended to require that landscape irrigation systems must be installed at all premises. Thel landscape irrigation efficiency requirements in this Section 18.63 (e) apply only when someone voluntarily chooses ori is otherwise required bys some requirement beyond this Code, toi installa a landscape irrigation (a) Avoiding' Water Waste Through Design. All new landscape irrigation systems shall adhere to the following 1. Pop-up type sprinkler heads shall pop-up to al height above vegetation level of not less than four 2. Pop-up spray heads or rotary sprinkler heads must direct flow away from any adjacent surfaces and must not bei installed closer thant four inches fromi impervious surfaces. 3. Areas less thant ten (10) feet in width in any direction shall be irrigated with subsurface irrigation or by other means that produces no overspray orr runoff. 4. Narrow or irregular shaped landscaped areas, less than four (4) feet in any direction across opposing boundaries shall not be irrigated by anyi irrigation emission device except sub-surface or low flow emitters withi flowr rates not to exceed 6.3 gallons per hour. (b) Landscape Irrigation System Required Components. All new landscapei irrigation systems shall include the 1. A rain sensor shut-off installed in an area that is unobstructed by trees, roof over hangs, or 2. A master shut-off valvef for each controller installed as close as possible tot the point of connection 3. Pressure-regulating devices such as valve pressure regulators, sprinkler head pressure regulators, inline pressure regulators, WaterSense spray sprinkler bodies, or other devices shall be installed  system on premises.  design standards:  (4)i inches abovet the soill level when emitting water.  following components:  anything else that might block rain from triggering ther rain sensor: shutoff. ofi the water but downstream of the backflow prevention assembly.  Page 4of7    as needed to achieve the manufacturer's recommended pressure range at the emission devices 4. Except for landscape irrigation systems serving as single-family home, all other systems must also (i) atl least one flows sensor, which must bei installed at or near thes supply point oft thel landscape irrigation system and shall interface with the control system, that when connected to the WaterSense controller will detect and report high flow conditions to such controller and automatically shut master valves. The flow sensor serves to aid in detecting leaks or abnormal flow conditions bys suspendingi irrigation. High flow conditions should be consistent  for optimal performance. include:  (i) av WaterSense irrigation controller; and  with manufacturers' recommendations and: specifications.  Sec. 18-65. Product labeling.  Effective. July 1, 1991, all toilets, urinals, showerheads, or faucets shall be clearly labeled byt the manufacturer toi indicatei the maximum flow rate or water usage of thef fixture. The water use rate of thet fixture shall be certified byt the manufacturer based oni independent test results and using 60 psi fors showerheads. The label shall be affixed to thei fixture and remain there until the proper building and/or plumbing inspections have been conducted. Also, they product packaging must be clearly marked toi identify water use rates when offered for retail sale.  Or4.No.70,54,7991) Sec. 18-66. Exceptions.  Thei following fixture uses or applications shall be exempt from the standards established in section 18-63. (1) Blowout design water closets havinga a water consumption not greater than 31/2 gallons (13L)perf flushing (3) Clinical sinks having a water consumption not greater than 41/2 gallons (17L) per flushing cycle.  cycle. (2) Vegetable sprays.  (4) Laundry trays sinks ands service sinks. (5) Emergency: showers and eye wash stations.  (6) Instances of building renovation where significant plumbing modifications would be required to accommodate the lower flows or for specialized purposes which cannot be accommodated by existing technology. Permission for the exceptions listed int this section must be obtained from the director of the  appropriate governmental department administering these rules.  (Ord. No. 70,55,7-9-91) Sec. 18-67. Penalties for violation.  (a) Any person who violates any provision of this article shall be punished as provided in section 1-11. Each violation shall constitute a separate offense and each day that such violation continues shall constitute a (b) Any person who violates any provision of this article and holds a business license which authorizes the construction, installation, repair, distribution, sale or maintenance of such plumbing fixtures may have their license suspendedi fora a definite period or canceled. Thet time of suspension or cancellation will be determined  separate offense.  byt ther municipalj judge.  Page 5of7    (c) Any person who violates the provisions of this article may be denied water and sewer services or have their water and sewer services terminated. Such water ands sewer: services can be terminated by an order fromi the  municipal judge. (Ord. No. 70,56,7-9-91)  Sec. 18-68. Compliance and enforcement.  The municipal court shall have jurisdiction to hear all cases involving an alleged violation of this article. In addition to the penalties set forth in section 18-67, the mayor may take such other action as described below to compel compliance and may maintain an action or proceeding int the municipal court to compel compliance with or (1) Compliance with the requirements fori installation and labeling at thet time of installation in section 18- 63 shall be determined by the building official or his agent in cases of new or replacement plumbing fixturei installations and compliance shall be a condition for receipt of any occupancy permit. (2) Compliance with the requirements in section 18-65, regarding thel labeling of plumbing fixtures offered for retail sale, shall be determined byt the building official or his agent. The agency shall have access to alle establishmentsi whicho offert for retail salec or sell plumbingf fixtures atr retailf forp purposes of determining  restrain any violation oft this article.  compliance with: section 18-65.  (Ord.No.7 70,57,7-9-91)  Sec.18-69. Variable Conditions.  (a) Because of the variable conditions encountered in hydraulic design, iti isi impractical to specify definite and detailed rules fors sizing oft the water piping system. Accordinglv,other. sizing or design methods conforming to good engineering practice standards are acceptable alternatives to those presented herein. Without limiting the foregoing, such acceptable design methods may include for multi-family buildings the Peak Water Demand Calculator from the IAPMO/ANSI 2020 Water Efficiency and Sanitation Standard for the Built Environment which accounts for the demands of water-conserving plumbing fixtures, fixture fittings, and appliances. Iffuture versions of the Peak Water Demand Calculator include other building types, such  as.commercial,: such updated version shall be an acceptable design method.  Secs. 18-70--18-95. Reserved.  Section 3. Section 4.  This Ordinance shall be codified in a manner consistent with the laws of the State of This Ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its adoption. All Ordinances in conflict  Georgia and the City of Hampton.  herewith are expressly repealed. It is the intention of the governing body, and it is hereby ordained that the provisions of this Ordinance shall become and be made a part of the Code of Ordinances, City of Hampton, Georgia, and the sections of this Ordinance may be renumbered, if necessary, to accomplish  such intention. Section! 5.  Page 6of7    a. Itis hereby declared to be the intention of the Mayor and Council that all sections, paragraphs, sentences, clauses and phrases of this Ordinance are or were, upon their enactment, believed by the b. ItisH hereby declaredi to bet thei intention of the Mayor and Council that, tot the greatest extent allowed byl law, each and every section, paragraph, sentence, clause and phrase of this Ordinance is severable from every other, section, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase oft this Ordinance. Iti is hereby further declared tol bet thei intention of the Mayor and Council that, tot the greatest extent allowed by law, no section, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance is mutually dependent upon any Int the event that any phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph or Section of this Ordinance shall, for any reason whatsoever, be declared invalid, unconstitutional or otherwise unenforceable by the valid judgment or decree of any court of competent jurisdiction, it is the express intent of the Mayor and Council that such invalidity, unconsttutionality or unenforceability shall, to the greatest extent allowed by law, not renderi invalid, unconstitutional or otherwise unenforceable any of the remaining phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs or Sections oft the Ordinance and that, toi the greatest extent allowed by law, allr remaining phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs and Sections of the Article shall  Mayor and Council to bet fully valid, enforceable and constitutional.  other section, paragraph,: sentence, clause or phrase oft this Ordinance.  remain valid, constitutional, enforceable, and oft full force and effect.  Section 6. Section7 7. specified herein.  All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are herebyexpreslyrepealed. The effective date of this Ordinance shall be the date of adoption unless otherwise  SO ORDAINED, this  day of  2024.  CITY OF HAMPTON, GEORGIA ANNI N. TARPLEY, Mayor  ATTEST:  RASHIDA FAIRLEY, City Clerk APPROVED ASTO FORM:  L'ERIN BARNES WIGGINS, City Attorney First Reading:. Second Reading/Adoption:  4/09/2024  Page 7of7    A  Brian Kemp Governor  Georgia", Department of  Christopher Nunn Commissioner  Community Affairs  February 7, 2024  Ann N. Tarpley, Mayor City of Hampton Dear Ms. Tarpley,  This letter acknowledges receipt of City of Hampton's correspondence dated. January gth, 2024 with  proposed local amendments tot the Georgia State Minimum Standard Codes. The Department has no comment regarding the amendments. (404)679-3118 or by email at edmitadesedREo4  Wel have filed your amendments, andi ify you! have questions regarding this matter, please contact me at  Ted Mitiocer  Sincerely, Ted Miltiades, Director  Office of Construction Codes and Industrialized Buildings  60 Executive Park South, NE I Atlanta, GA 30329-2231 404-679-4940 www.dca. ga.gov I An Equal Opportunity Employer  56        Type of Request  ITEM# 10D.  City of Hampton LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY  Application for Transportation Improvement Program ("TIP") Grant Funding from Atlanta Regional Commission ("ARC") Department Requesting Agenda Item Community Development Department Exhibit Attachments si for Agenda Item:  Meeting! Date: April 9, 2024 Action Type: Action by City Council  Fori informationaldiscussion purposes only  1) RES. No. 2024-13 2) 3) 4) 5) 6)  Presenter:  Wanda D. Moore, PLA  Agenda Item:  Item 10D. Consideration and Action to approve Resolution 2024-XX to submit an application for Transportation Improvement Program ("TIP") grant funding from the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) through Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Program grant. The requested funding is for design and construction of East King Street Realignment project.  BackgroundSummary:  The project was proposed in 2011-Hampton Town Center LCI and was referenced and adopted by the City in King, George, and Daniel Streets Revitalization Strategy LCI study in 2022. The E. King Street Realignment is designated as T-4 Transportation project and aims to address safety concerns arising from the existing geometry at the intersection of Rosenwald Drive, East King Street, and McDonough Street. The current layout poses risks for both vehicle users and pedestrians due to visibility issues and inefficient traffic flow. The proposed solution involves realigning East King Street so that it bends westward andi intersects Rosenwald Drive at a right angle. If authorized by Resolution, staff will prepare the TIP application and submit itt to ARC no later than May 5, 2024. The application will seek ai founding grant of $1,152,000 and will require a 20% local match ($288,000) once  awarded.  Financial mpicatons.Consderations -Isp project budgeted? -Will project require the use of Fund Balance? lfyes, please state amount $288,000 -Will the project require funds? -Is project grant funded and will require a 20 andi those funds arelare not budgeted.  YY N YY N. YY N YY N_ YY N_  %r match  -Ist this request a Capital Project and part of Capital Project List?  Additional CommemsPecommenditons  The project listed is TSPLOST 2022-27 East King, McDonouogh, and Rosenwald Intersection project. Our TSPLOST listed budget for the project is 1.2 million. This amount was obtained from the 2022 LCI Study est. project costs. Due to the rise of construction costs since 2022, staff has increased the overall budget to $1,440,000. Grant funds requested is $1,152,000 and the 20% City match is $288,000. Staff requests approval to apply for TIP funding.    CITY OF HAMPTON STATE OF GEORGIA  RESOLUTION NO. 2024-13  A RESOLUTION TO SUBMIT AN APPLICATION FOR TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM ("TIP") GRANT FUNDING FROM THE ATLANTA REGIONALCOMMISSION "ARC)THROUGHLIVABLE CENTERS INITIATIVE ("LCI") PROGRAM; TO PROVIDE FOR REPEAL OF CONFLICTING RESOLUTIONS; TO PROVIDE AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND TO PROVIDE FOR WHEREAS, the duly elected governing authority of the City of Hampton, Georgia is the WHEREAS, the City is in the process of obtaining Local Administered Project (LAP) certification status in May 2024 by Georgia Department ofT Transportation (GDOT) to enable the  OTHERLAWFUL PURPOSES.  Mayor and Council (hereinafter "City") thereof; and  City to administer federally funded transportation projects; and,  WHEREAS, the City has completed its City and Henry County Trail Plan, Transportation Plan, King, George, and Daniel Street LCI Study and proposed therein is East King Street  Realignment Project; and,  WHEREAS, The. Atlanta Regional Commission, the federally designated Metropolitan Planning Organization responsible for developing and updating the TIP projects to meet federal planning requirements is soliciting for TIP projects for FY2025- FY2028; and, WHEREAS, for which the City can apply by May 5,2 2024; and  WHEREAS, the City is aware of and certifies that in the event the City is recommended for said funding, the City will be responsible for twenty (20) percent ofthe total project cost; and, BE IT AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Hampton, Georgia, that the City supports the City of Hampton's application to Atlanta Regional Commission for grant through the LCI program to implement the East King Street  Realignment TIP project. sO RESOLVED, this  day of  2024.    CITY OF HAMPTON, GEORGIA  ANN: N. TARPLEY, Mayor  ATTEST:  RASHIDA FAIRLEY, City Clerk APPROVED. ASTO FORM:  L'ERIN BARNES WIGGINS, City Attorney        Type of Request Resolution 2024-14  ITEM# 10E  City of Hampton LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY  RGI Meeting Date: 4/9/2024 Action' Type: Actionl by City Council Presenter: Alex Cohilas Agenda Item:  Department Requesting Agenda Item  Administration  Exhibit Attachments st for Agenda Item: 1) Resolution: 2024-14 2) Resolution 18-35 3) 4) 5) 6)  Fori informationaliscussion purposes only  10E. Consideration and Action to approve Resolution 2024-14 on the Office of the City Clerk  designation as the Open Records Officer.  Background/Summay:  Resolution 2024-14 is an update to Resolution 18-35 in which the City Clerk was appointed as the Open Records Officer changing the language to read the Office oft the City Clerk.  Financial mplcatonsConsderatons -Isp project budgeted? -Will project require the use of Fund Balance? Ify yes, please state amount $ -Willt the project require funds? -Is project grant funded and will require a andi those funds arelare noth budgeted.  Y_ Y Y_ Y  NX NX NX NX NX  % match  -Is this request a Capital Project and part of Capital Project List? Additional Commemsecommendatoans        STATE OF GEORGIA CITY OF HAMPTON  RESOLUTION NO. 2024-14  WHEREAS, the City of] Hampton is governed by the Mayor and Council;  WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council desire to appoint one office as open records officer WHEREAS, it is in the City's best interest for the sole open records officer be the Office WHEREAS, upon adoption of this Resolution, the notice of this appointment shall be WHEREAS, the same will also be placed prominently on the City's website; and NOW THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Hampton that the Office of the City Clerk be designated as the Open Records  ino compliance with O.C.G.A. $ 50-18-71; and  ofthe City Clerk; and  delivered to the Henry Herald for advertisement to the public; and  Officer.  SO RESOLVED, this 09th day of April 2024.  CITY OF HAMPTON, GEORGIA:  ANN N. TARPLEY, Mayor  ATTEST:  RASHIDA FAILEY City Clerk APPROVED ASTO FORM:  L'ERIN BARNES WIGGINS, City Attorney        STATE OF GEORGIA CITY OF HAMPTON  RESOLUTION NO. 18-35  WHEREAS, the City ofl Hampton is governed by the Mayor and Council;  WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council desires to appoint one open records officer in WHEREAS, it is in the City's best interest for the sole open records officer be the City WHEREAS, upon adoption of this Resolution, the notice of this appointment shall be WHEREAS, the same will also be placed prominently on the City's website; and NOW THEREFORE IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the  compliance with O.C.G.A. S 50-18-71; and  Clerk; and  delivered to the Henry Herald for advertisement to the public; and  City of Hampton that the City Clerk be designated as the sole Open Records Officer.  SO RESOLVED, this 13 day of November  2018.  CITY OFH HAMPTON,GEORGIA: STEVEHUTCHISON, Mayor EME  ATTEST:  MBoohr  City Clerk  L'ERIN BARNES WIGGINS, City Attorney          Type of Request  ITEM# 10F  City of Hampton LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY  Alcohol License (New) 1000 Bear Creek Blvd LLC DBA Exxon Food Mart Department Requesting Agenda Item  EORGI Meeting Date: 4/9/24 Action Type: Action by City Council  Administration  Exhibit Attachments st for Agenda Item: 1) Alcohol License Packet 2) 3) 4) 5) 6)  Fori nformationaldiscussion purposes only  Presenter: Alex Cohilas Agendal Item:  Item 10F. Consideration and Action on approval of new alcohol license for 1000 Bear Creek Blvd LLC DBA Exxon Food Mart: (Payment has been received, and background check was completed & cleared on the licensee by Hampton Police Department fingerprints processed by  Gwinnett County Sheriffs Department).  BackgroundSummary:  Financial mpicatonsComsderatons -Is project budgeted? -Will project require the use of Fund Balance? Ify yes, please state amount $ -Willt the project require funds? -Is project grant funded and will require a and those funds arelare not budgeted.  Y  NX NX NX NX NX  % match  Y  -s this request a Capital Project andp part of Capital Project List? Additional Comments/Recommendations        CITY OF HAMPTON Renewal: Yes  APPLICATION FOR LICENSE TOSELL ALCOHOLICBEVERAGES  1. 2.  License Year 2024  No  Mark type of alcohol license sought. A separate license (and therefore separate application) may be required for each category pursuant to City Code of Ordinances Section 6-25. The City Clerk will confirm the availability of each license and therefore  your selection ofany category does not guarantee issuance ofs same.  a. b. C. d. e. f. 3. 4.  Malt beverage package sales Wine package sales Distilled spirits package sales Malt beverage sales by the drink Wine sales by the drink Distilled spirits sales by the drink Georgia State Taxpayer Identifier  Enter the name, name ofr registered agent and address under which your Business is registered with the Georgia Secretary of State. Ifthe Business is not registered, then enter the name under which the Business owns property or acquires debt. Corporations, limited liability companies and other similar business entities (other than a sole proprietorship) shall apply for a license in the name ofthe business entity in care ofai managing agent, who must be designated by resolution oft the corporate entity as manager oft the day to day operations oft the premises. Ift the Business is aj partnership, the legal name is the partnership name. In the case ofasole proprietorship, the legal name ist the name of the individual owner  AAtR  oft the Business.  Name of Business laco BEAR CREGE BWVD u D&A Exen Firdl  Managing Agent NADIM HIRANI  mut  Business Address_ (000 BEAR CREEK Blvp GuiteE  Hampton Phone Number  IA  30228  Fax  Alternative Phone Number 727- 225- 2994 Email lacobearrcblwi Ie gm/Website  U (em Hireni  Registered Agent Nadim  Registered Agent Address 133 DoveV (ommons pr Tucicer UA 30084  initial: A  (Client: 0000134 Matter. 0000 Doc: 00384335.DOC)        Phone Number 777:225-2454 Fax  5.  Physical Location of Business looo BEAR CRGEK Blvb  Guile E  Hompion (nA  30228  Mailing Address (ifdifferent from physical loçation)  NA  Name ofowner of real property or building from which Business operates Property Owner Address fob Beoc Creey 6luc aphan  IK Holdhiing LLC  Phone Number 67R-665-R415 Fax  Altemative Phone Number  Explain the Applicant'sr relationship with Property Owner (elandlordtenan  buy sell agreement, subsidiary, common parent company)  Ifthe land or building are owned by a corporation, list addresses, officers, directors and their titles in the corporation. Attach additional pages as necessary. 3560 Mage Tril Dlsth KA300TT  FeNizon hilenin Sole ownef  What is the current zoning oft thej property C2  How long has Business operated from this location Cuacig Name all previous owners, partners, or members oft the Business for the last five  (5). years no longerinvolved in Business.  NIA  Address ofprevious location of Business 235S pda ZipnPKwy  aribro,6k 2b,36  initial:  (Client: 0000134 Matter. 0000 Doc: 00384335.DOC)        6.  Describe the legal status of your business (i.e. sole proprietorship, partnership,  corporation, LLC, LLP, P.C., etc.).  LLL  7(a) Ifthis Business will be owned in whole or in part by a partnership, corporation, firm, or any other association, list the partners, principal officers and directors, their titles with the Business, amount of ownership interest, addresses and phone numbers. Attach additional  pages as necessary.  nwned in whale  7(b) If formed in a state other than Georgia, state when and in what state the partnership,  corporation, or other legal entity was formed  8(a) State whether applicant has any legal or ownership interest in any other alcohol beverage business(es) licensed byt this state and/or a local government  other than the City ofHampton. Yes If"yes",p provide additional information. Name ofOther Alcohol Beverage Business(es)  No  1. 2. 3.  17736 LLC  (attach additional page as needed)  Physical Location of Other Alcohol Beverage Business(es)  2355 m1 Zion pKwy Tonesbolo U7A 30236  8(b) State whether co-applicant (or any other persons or entities who must meet the requirements ofa an applicant pursuant to Chapter 6 of the City ofHampton Code of Ordinances) have any ownership interest in any other alcohol  beverage business(es). Yes If"yes", provide additional information.  No  initial: Au  (Client: 0000134 Matter: 0000 Doc: 00384335.DOC)        Name of Other Alcohol Beverage Business(es)  1. 2. 3.  /  (attach additional page as needed)  Physical Location of Other Alcohol Beverage Business(es)  a  8(c) State whether the Applicant has any interest in or is engaged in, now or in the past, the manufacture, importation, distribution or sale of alcoholic beverages as owner, stockholder holding 5% ownership or more, or employee. This request also applies to any owner. manager. managing agent or stockholder holding 5% ownership or more ofthe Business.  No  If"yes", please provide details and contact information for these businesses.  A  8(d) List any other alcoholic beverage licenses held now or in the past by this Business in the State of Georgia, including physical address, mailing address and type oft business.  NO  8(e) To your knowledge, has a state or local government alcohol license been issued at this Business location within the last five (5) years?  Yes  No  If"yes", complete as much of the following as possible regardingi previous Name ofL Licensee 12786 LLS NVADM Hiawl Business Address 2355 mt Biow PKwy  license information. Name of Business  2 786 LLC  onesboso GyA.  Phone Number 727: * 225-2994 Fax  initial: -  (Client: 0000134 Matier: 0000 Doc: 00384335.DOC)        State Alcohol License Number Date Discontinued  NLA  9(a) State whether Applicant has ever been convicted or entered a plea of guilty or nolo contendere within the last five (5) years immediately prior to the filing of this application of any of the following violations: felony, any violation of Chapter 6, any crime involving moral turpitude, or any federal or state law related to liquor, malt beverages or wine, or driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs. Do not include traffic offenses This request also applies to any owner. manager, managing agent or stockholder holding 5% ownership or more oft the Business  unrelated to alcohol or drugs. No  If"yes", describe the violation (including dates of violation, location where violation occurred, court or administrative body with jurisdiction over matter).  State any fines, sentence or other punishment rendered as a result.  NVCZ  9(b) State whether or not the Applicant has, in the last five (5) years immediately prior to the filing of this Application, had their ability to sell or serve alcoholic beverages suspended, revoked, denied as part of a license or permit renewal, or had other disciplinary action imposed. This request also applies to any owner, manager, managing agent or stockholder holding 5% ownership or more oft the Business If"yes", describe the circumstances oft the disciplinary action.  NO  State any fines, sentence or other punishment rendered as ai result.  NO  initial: M  (Client: 0000134 Matter: 0000 Doc: 00384335.DOC)        9(c) State whether the applicant has been employed in the last five (5) years by any business for which the alcohol license was suspended, revoked, denied as part ofa license or permit renewal, orl had other disciplinary action imposed. This request also applies to any owner, manager, managing agent or stockholder holding 5% ownership or more ofthe Business. TvVO If"yes", describe the circumstances oft the disciplinary action.  State any fines, sentence or other punishment rendered as aresult.  NO  10. State total funds to bei invested in Business by all parties $  Amount of funds invested by Applicant $  Amount of funds invested by any owner, manager, managing agent or stockholder holding at least 5% ownership interest in the Business.  $  Amount of funds invested by any other party $  11(a) List employees oft this Business identified as oft the date ofthis application who will in any way handle alcoholic beverages and indicate their positions. Note: all employees who intend to sell alcoholic beverages must first obtain apermit from the City. Should additional employees bei identified after this Application is submitted, notification must be provided to the Cityin writing.  Nqdim  Hircni  11(b) Describe any training that will be given to employees regarding compliance with the CityofH Hampton alcoholic beverage ordinance and include in your response the name or names ofindividuals responsible for training and how often such training occurs.  initial:  (Client: 0000134 Matter. 0000 Doc: 00384335.DOC)        11(c) State what your policy will be regarding employees who do not follow procedure  and/or who sell to underage customers. Fire tho employer  11(d) What signage does your establishment use to alert customers and employees that sales to  minors are prohibited? We To Stirkers  ACKNOWLEDGE THAT I WAS PROVIDED A COPY OF THE CITY OF HAMPTON CODE OF ORDINANCES REGARDING LICENSES TO SELL ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND THAT I REVIEWED SAID ORDINANCES PRIOR TO SUBMITTING THIS IDECLARE UNDER PENALTY OF FALSE SWEARING THAT THIS APPLICATION AND ALL SUPPORTING DOCUMETNS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED BY ME, AND TOTHE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF ARE TRUE, CORRECT AND COMPLETE.  COMPLETED APPLICATION.  NApin Hans (Print name and Title)  OWNex  3/22/24 Date  Signed, sealed and delivered in thep presence of: commission E8 My  RFairley NOTARY PUBLIC Henry County, GEORGIA My Commission Expires 06/30/2025  expires: 7ple 0025  (Client: 0000134 Matter: 0000 Doc: 00384335.DOC)        CITY OF HAMPTON  AFFIDAVIT IN SUPPORT OF APPLICATION FOR LICENSE TO SELL ALCOHOLICI BEVERAGES  Personally appeared before me, Faizo hillanl  who after  being duly swom, deposes and states the following:  1.  I, the undersigned, am a resident of the State of heorsia  Iam over  twenty-one (21) yeas of age, I am competent to testify, and I give this, my affidavit based upon  my personal knowledge that the facts herein are true and correct.  2.  That lo0Br Gek BwhC ("Applicant") filed an application ("Application") with the City of Hampton, Georgia, ("City") for the purpose of obtaining a  license to sell alcoholic beverages.  3.  Applicant currently conducts business at the following location within the City:  (tamphow  4.  Iam authorized to execute this Affidavit in support of the Application. Iam -theA Applicant. Ifnot the Applicant, my affiliation with the. Applicant is as follows:  /am  not  Broperty Owner  initial: Fh        5.  Lunderstand that according to Chapter 6 of the City of Hampton Code of Ordinances, a license to sell alcoholic beverages is issued by the City for the calendar year, or the remainder  thereof, and no license shall extend from one calendar year to the next.  6.  Iunderstand that I, and any other individual designated by the Chapter 6 oft the City Code of Ordinances, must annually complete an Application and Affidavit. I understand that each year, the Applicant must complete the required documentation carefully. Merely copying the previous year's information is not sufficient. It is the Applicant's responsibility to thoroughly,  accurately and truthfully complete the Application and Affidavit.  7.  U understand that any license issued pursuant to the corresponding Application is conditioned upon the truth and fitness of the answers and statements made by me in this Affidavit as well as in the. Application, and that any false answers or material misrepresentations shall constitute grounds for denial ofa an Application, or suspension or revocation of an existing  license to sell alcoholic beverages.  8.  Ihave personally reviewed the contents of the Application and hereby state that the information contained therein is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge. The following are specific areas in the Application for which I lack personal knowledge and on which I cannot  comment:  initial: Fh.        9.  Iunderstand that should any changes occur during the year for which a license is issued pursuant to the Application which would require a different answer to any question contained in either the Application or any corresponding Affidavits, such change shall be reported to the City in writing within ten (10) days. Iunderstand that failure to report these changes as required may result in suspension or revocation oft the Business' license tos sell alcoholic beverages.  10.  Iam familiar with the laws, ordinances, and. regulations governing brewing, sale of and possession ofalcoholic beverages in the City, and the Applicant's activities related thereto, and I hereby represent that Applicant meets all ofthe requirements for the alcoholic beverage license  in effect at the present time.  11.  Iunderstand that under the laws of the State of Georgia, no person may knowingly and  intentionally sell or offer to sell:  (a) any retail package liquor within 600 feet ofany school campus;  (b) any retail package malt beverages or wine within 300 feet of any school building,  grounds or campus;  (c) any retail package liquor within 300 feet ofany church building;  (d) any liquor, malt beverage and or wine within 300 feet of any govemment owned and  operated alcohol treatment center; or  (e) any new retail package liquor within 500 yards of an existing licensed retail package  liquor location.  initial: Fh.        12.  understand that the premises upon which the sale of alcoholic beverages will be conducted must be located in an area zoned to a commercial classification; that the premises cannot, at the time of application, be the subject of an ordinance violation enforcement investigation; and that the front entrance of the premises must be clearly visible from a public  street.  13.  Iunderstand that Georgia law prevents a retail dealer or retail consumption dealer, his employees or members ofhis immediate family from owning, or holding any ownership interest in, or partnership arrangement or other business association with the business of any wholesaler,  manufacturer, producer, shipper or broker ofalcoholic beverages.  14.  Any suspensions or revocations of the Applicant's license to sell alcoholic beverages, if  any exist, have been fully disclosed on the Application.  15.  IDECLARE UNDER PENALTY OF FALSE SWEARING THAT THIS AFFIDAVIT AND THE CORRESPONDING APPLICATION HAVE BEEN EXAMINED BY ME, ANDTO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF ARE TRUE, CORRECT AND  COMPLETE.  faZw 6illont Meubo!  3-22-244 Date  (Print name and Title) Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of: ing Natary Public  RFairley NOTARY PUBLIC Henry County, GEORGIA My Commission Expires 06/30/2025  My commission expires: 3poue 2b25                CITY OF HAMPTON 17 EAST MAIN ST. SOUTH HAMPTON, GA 30228 BUSINESS  HAM  REGISTRATION/0CCUPATION  TAX CERTIFICATE  No. 13734  ISSUE DATE: March21, 2024  WHEREAS, the local governing body of the City of Hampton, Georgia, has, upon application duly made, granted and authorized the issuance of a EMPLOYEES - OTO3 Certificate to 1000 Bear Creek BLVD, LLC., as defined by local ordinances; AND WHEREAS, the said applicant has paid to the treasurer the sum of $175.00 for such EMPLOYEES - OTO 3 as provided by local ordinances, and has complied with all the THIS CERTIFICATE IS HEREBY ISSUED to said applicant at the following described  requirements necessary for obtaining such certificate; address if applicable: 1000 Bear Creek Blvd.  FOR THE PERIOD from March 21,2 2024 to December 31,2024  Givenunder my hand andt the corporate. seal of the City of Hampton, this 21st day of March,  2024  City Official  POSTINACONSPICUOUS PLACE  This Certificate is noti transferable andi is subject to be revoked if abused.  1000 Bear Creek Blvd., LLC. DBA: Exxon Foodmart Nadim Hirani 1000 BEAR CREEK BLVD HAMPTON GA 30228-3800        CITY OF HAMPTON 770 5-4306 Rtu. 00500435 3/22/2024 1sb AM UPER: CIR TERMS 003 REP#: DM ACCT #: XXXX-AXXXXXXX: 4688 AUTH #: 022830 TRAN # 00000000/021 TYPE: PURCHASE APP NAME: Discover ENTRY MODE: CHIP AMOUNE US0S 1,250,00 EMY DETAILS: AC: 1021703629250607 TRAN: du.u0Gn NESSITENGE 13735-12/11724 Inan BIAR CREEK BLTI PACKAGED MABI SAFRS 1,000,00CR PALKAGE MInE BALEE TENDERED: APPLIED: CHANGES  250.U00R  1.250.00 CREUTTCARD 1,250.00- 0.00