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(of a fabric or garment) decorated with pinstripes
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announced that he wanted a separation, according to an arrest
affidavit filed in the sensational case. "While in the bedroom, via
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Celeste," Frederick Police Officer Matthew James wrote in the
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Shannan to death," James wrote.
Father sues St. Louis police in 2015 shooting death of his
Dennis Ball-Bey filed the action against the city of St. Louis,
its former police chief and two officers involved in the shooting
death of Mansur Ball-Bey. The lawsuit, filed in federal court in
St. Louis on Friday, seeks unspecified damages, court records
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overreacted while chasing Mansur Ball-Bey, 18, on Aug. 19, 2015,
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Can President Trump do that? Can he really personally revoke
former CIA Director John Brennan's security clearance, with a
stroke of a pen?
Georgia candidates decry plan to close voting sites in mostly
black county
The two-member local elections board is expected to vote on
Friday on a proposal to shutter seven of nine polling sites in
rural Randolph County, located in southwest Georgia, where roughly
60 percent of the 7,800 residents are black. Both Stacey Abrams,
the Democratic nominee who is seeking to become the first female
African-American governor in U.S. history, and Republican candidate
Brian Kemp, who is white and serves as Georgia's secretary of
state, urged county officials to drop the plan. "Although state law
gives localities broad authority in setting precinct boundaries and
polling locations, we strongly urged local officials to abandon
this effort and focus on preparing for a secure, accessible, and
fair election for voters this November," Kemp said in a
Trump's call for patient capitalism
Investors in the stocks of corporations are often categorized
as being either patient for long-term returns (the ants) or
impatient for short-term profits (the grasshoppers). Mr. Trump
tweeted that he had asked the Securities and Exchange Commission
(SEC) to consider ending the practice of corporations issuing
quarterly reports on their earnings and shift toward releasing such
financial information every six months. In June, long-haul investor
Warren Buffett and Jamie Dimon, the JPMorgan Chase chief executive,
issued a joint call on behalf of some 200 chief executives to
reduce "short-termism" in corporations by abandoning the quarterly
earnings estimates.
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In purely economic terms, it's straightforward: a battle the US
has not the slightest prospect of losing. Turkey was among the
dozens of countries on which President Trump imposed steel and
aluminum tariffs in March.
South Carolina woman walking dog killed by alligator
A witness called police to report an alligator was attacking a
woman at a lagoon on Hilton Head Island, a popular tourist
destination, the Beaufort County Sheriff's Office said in a
statement. Police recovered her body and identified the victim as
Cassandra Cline of Hilton Head Island. The alligator believed to be
responsible for the attack was captured and killed, said Robert
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Pope vows no more cover ups on sexual abuse in letter to
Pope Francis, facing sexual abuse crises in several countries,
wrote an unprecedented letter to all Catholics on Monday, asking
each one of them to help root out "this culture of death" and
vowing there would be no more cover ups. In a highly personal
letter addressed to "the people of God," Church language for all
members, the pope appeared to be launching an appeal for all
Catholics to face the crisis together and not let it tear the
Church apart. The Catholic Church in the United States, Chile,
Australia, and Ireland - where the pope is making a two-day visit
this weekend - are reeling from crises involving sexual abuse of
U.S. health secretary says agency can eliminate drug
Such rebates are negotiated in the United States by pharmacy
benefits managers (PBMs) to lower the cost of medicines for their
clients, including large employers and health plans that cover tens
of millions of Americans. Drugmakers say they are under pressure to
provide rebates to the few PBMs that dominate the market, which
include CVS , Express Scripts and UnitedHealth's Optum , and that
those payers do not pass on enough of those savings to patients - a
contention the PBMs dispute. The drugmakers say the rebates force
them to raise the price of their therapies over time to preserve
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In about three months, voters will head to the ballot box for
the first midterm elections under President Trump – midterms both
parties are billing as crucial for the direction of the country.
This vote represents the first nationwide referendum on the Trump
administration, where voters can collectively send a message about
how satisfied they are with the direction of the government, and
whether they want a change in course. If Democrats gain control of
either chamber of Congress, it would effectively shut down the
Republican legislative agenda, since any legislation would need
Democratic votes to pass.
Kavanaugh urged tough, explicit questions for Clinton in
Lewinsky investigation
Two days before President Bill Clinton was questioned by a
grand jury about his relationship with Monica Lewinsky, Brett
Kavanaugh gave independent counsel Ken Starr a list of tough,
explicit questions to ask.
Exclusive: Pentagon raises alarm about sharp drop in Iraqi
refugees coming to U.S.
The Pentagon is concerned that not providing safe haven to more
of the Iraqis, many of whom interpreted and did other key tasks for
U.S. forces, will harm national security by dissuading locals from
cooperating with the United States in Iraq and other conflict
zones, the officials said. In a closed-door White House meeting
last week devoted to the Iraqi issue, officials focused largely on
the Federal Bureau of Investigation's method of conducting certain
deep background checks on the Iraqis, and identified it as a major
source of the drop in admissions, said the two officials aware of
the discussions, who declined to be named. As of Aug. 15, just 48
Iraqis have been admitted to the United States this fiscal year
through a special refugee program meant for people who worked for
the U.S. government or American contractors, news media or
non-governmental groups, according to data provided by the State
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next few years will be "anomalously warm," with a 69 percent chance
that earth's oceans will be too. The study found that that warming
trend is not just the result of a steady increase in human-made
climate change driven by emissions of greenhouse gases. The study
used data from 10 climate-change models and found that natural
variabilities were the cause of a global warming "hiatus" in the
early 2000s.
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moderate suburban women has fallen out of usage lately, but they're
still around, and a key voting bloc in the upcoming midterms.
Frustrated with Washington and turned off by President Trump, they
could deliver Congress to the Democrats in November. Or not.
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jury mulls Manafort's fate
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Mueller's Russia probe, labeling the special counsel "disgraced and
discredited" and Mueller's investigators a "National Disgrace."
Incredible fear: How a change in U.S. asylum policy hurts
victims of violence
How Trump administration's newest asylum policies are changing
what it means to have "credible fear."
USA Gymnastics ex-doctor moved from prison after alleged
Nassar was at a federal transfer facility in Oklahoma City
after being removed from a penitentiary in Tucson, Arizona, Federal
Bureau of Prisons records showed. Last year, Nassar, 55, was given
an effective life sentence by a Michigan court for sexually abusing
young female gymnasts entrusted to his care. Nassar's lawyers said
in a legal filing last month that the former doctor was assaulted
soon after being released into the general population at the
medium-security Tucson prison.
Fire that prompted closure of parts of Yosemite Park is
More than 3,000 personnel have battled the Ferguson Fire, which
ignited on July 13 and has burned through nearly 97,000 acres
(39,250 hectares) of steep slopes and bone-dry terrain southwest of
the park, the California Department of Forestry and Fire
Protection, or Cal Fire, said. Two firefighters were killed while
tackling the blaze and 19 others injured, it said. Cooler weather
and calmer winds in recent days have helped firefighters in
California and other western states get a handle on major blazes,
according to authorities.
U.S. Catholics 'sickened' by sex abuse report, stand by their
Many churchgoers said they were sickened and saddened by a
grand jury report detailing widespread sexual abuse by hundreds of
priests in Pennsylvania but they would not let the Roman Catholic
Church's cover-up dissuade them from their faith. Nearly 200
parishioners filled almost all the pews for Saturday's Mass at St.
Patrick's Church in York, Pennsylvania, where six priests who at
one time worked in that parish are accused in the report
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about it without crying," said Kathy Morris, a retired steelworker
and a member of St. Patrick's for over 15 years.
James Clapper: Brennan's anti-Trump rhetoric is 'an issue in
and of itself'
Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said on
CNN's "State of the Union" Sunday that former CIA Director John
Brennan's rhetoric has become "an issue in and of itself."
Trump: Mueller's Russia probe makes 'Joseph McCarthy look
like a baby!'
President Trump claimed that Robert Mueller's investigation
into Moscow's interference with the 2016 U.S. elections is more
extreme than Sen. Joseph McCarthy's hunt for Communists in the U.S.
government in the 1950s.
Kofi Annan, former U.N. secretary-general, dies at age
Kofi Annan, a charismatic global diplomat and the first black
African to become United Nations secretary-general who led the
world body through one of its most turbulent periods, died early
Saturday at age 80.
Tributes flowed in from around the world after his foundation
announced his death in the Swiss capital, Bern, after a short and
unspecified illness. The statement remembered the Nobel Peace Prize
winner as "radiating genuine kindness, warmth and brilliance in all
he did."
He died "peacefully in his sleep," the president of Ghana, where
Annan was born, said after speaking to his wife.
At U.N. headquarters in New York, the U.N. flag flew at
half-staff and a bouquet of flowers was placed under Annan's
portrait. Reflecting the widespread regard that won him a
groundbreaking uncontested election to a second term, leaders from
Russia, India, Israel, France and elsewhere expressed condolences
for a man Bill Gates called "one of the great peacemakers of our
Annan spent virtually his entire career as an administrator in
the United Nations. His aristocratic style, cool-tempered elegance
and political savvy helped guide his ascent to become its seventh
secretary-general, and the first hired from within. His two terms
were from Jan. 1, 1997, to Dec. 31, 2006, capped nearly midway when
he and the U.N. were jointly awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2001.
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Vigil held in Colorado town for slain pregnant woman and
Shanann Watts, 34, and her daughters Bella, 4, and Celeste, 3,
were reported missing from their home in Frederick, 25 miles north
of Denver, by a family friend on Monday afternoon, touching off an
exhaustive search by law enforcement agencies. Chris Watts was
taken into custody on Wednesday on suspicion of murder, a day
before the bodies of his wife and children were found. Watts, 33,
had pleaded for the safe return of his pregnant wife and two young
daughters while the search was underway.
Venezuelans flee economic crisis at home
The Pentagon is preparing to dispatch a hospital ship to
Colombia and possibly other parts of South America to help relieve
strain on health care systems overloaded by an influx of hundreds
of thousands of Venezuelans who have fled that crisis-racked
nation, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Friday.
"It is absolutely a humanitarian mission," he told reporters
returning with him to Washington after a six-day tour of South
Mattis would not say when the USNS Comfort would arrive off the
coast of Colombia, but it apparently will not be in the next few
weeks. Dana W. White, the chief Pentagon spokeswoman, said it would
be "in the fall," but she would not be more specific.
As a result of a dire economic and health care situation, rising
numbers of Venezuelans are joining an exodus that has set off
alarms across Latin America.
The United Nations said earlier this week that an estimated 2.3
million Venezuelans have fled the crisis-torn country as of June,
mainly to Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Brazil. (AP)
Trans students: A test of identity for U.S. girls
As students who are openly transgender or non-binary - those
who identify as neither male nor female - have become more visible
at girls schools in recent years, educators are re-defining
policies on admission, retention and other issues. The challenge,
experts say, is to create policies that support and respect
students while preserving the historic mission of these schools to
educate and empower young women in exclusively female
Beto O'Rourke, on a 'suicide mission' against Ted Cruz, is
having the time of his life — and might even come out of it
From left: Willie Nelson, Beto O'Rourke, Lukas Nelson, Amy
Nelson and Margo Price perform onstage with Willie Nelson and
Family during the 45th Annual Willie Nelson 4th of July Picnic at
the Austin360 Amphitheater on July 4, 2018, in Austin, Texas.
HUTCHINS, Texas — Beto O'Rourke was trying hard to play it cool,
but finally, he just couldn't resist. "I have to show you this,"
the Democratic congressman from El Paso, Texas, said, reaching into
his pocket to grab his iPhone, where he began scrolling through
text messages.
U.S. senators demand answers from Army after Reuters report
on lead poisoning
"We write to you today concerned about recent reports of lead
poisoning at a number of Army installations," the senators wrote.
The letter, written by Democratic Senators Tim Kaine and Mark
Warner of Virginia, along with Republican Senators David Perdue and
Johnny Isakson of Georgia, came a day after Reuters reported that
more than 1,000 young children tested at military clinics had
elevated lead levels between 2011 and 2016. The Reuters
investigation also found that several military bases had not been
reporting children's blood test results to state health
departments, violating state laws and creating public health blind
Texas jury finds Toyota negligent in accident, awards $242
million to family
The verdict by the jury in Dallas County District Court
includes more than $143.6 million in punitive damages after jurors
agreed that the actions of Lexus-maker Toyota Motor Corp and Toyota
Motor Sales amounted to gross negligence, the Law Offices of Frank
L. Branson said in a statement. The 3-year-old son and 5-year-old
daughter of Benjamin and Kristi Reavis were in the car's back seat,
in child safety seats, the statement said.
U.S. judge approves plan to reunite separated immigrant
The plan negotiated by the U.S. government and immigrant rights
advocates marked the second stage of federal efforts to reunite
2,551 children ages 5 to 17 with their parents. Sabraw, who was
appointed to the bench by President George W. Bush, on Friday
acknowledged the challenges in efficiently bringing parents and
children back together.
Ex-lawyer of pharma executive Shkreli gets 18 months prison
for fraud scheme
Evan Greebel, who was outside counsel to Shkreli's former
company Retrophin Inc , was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Kiyo
Matsumoto in Brooklyn. The judge also ordered Greebel to pay about
$10.4 million in restitution to Retrophin. "I will regret, every
day of my life, the day I met Martin Shkreli," Greebel said.
U.S. court orders Trump administration to enforce chemical
safety rule
The D.C. Circuit Court ruling was the latest to counter efforts
under President Donald Trump, a Republican, to delay environmental
regulations introduced by former President Barack Obama, a
Democrat. The court ordered the Environmental Protection Agency to
implement the Chemical Disaster Rule, saying the agency did not
have authority to delay the rule for 20 months. The EPA cannot
delay the rule "by invoking general rulemaking authority under a
different statutory provision," of federal clean air law, the court
said in the ruling.
Trailer at New Mexico compound had been stolen in Alabama:
A camping trailer at the New Mexico compound where five people
were charged with child abuse earlier this month had been stolen
from an Alabama farmer and towed to the ramshackle settlement north
of Taos, police said on Friday. The trailer, which was partially
buried at the compound, was reported stolen from a farm in
Notasulga, Alabama, in August 2017, New Mexico Office of Special
Investigations Special Agent-in-Charge Mark Torres told Reuters.
Torres said it was towed to the compound last December by a white
moving truck owned by Lucas Morton, one of the people arrested at
the settlement.
Psychologist may examine if Reagan shooter deserves complete
A federal judge on Friday authorized a psychologist chosen by
the U.S. government to examine John Hinckley, who shot President
Ronald Reagan in a 1981 assassination attempt, in order to
determine whether he deserves unconditional freedom. Hinckley, 63,
has been living with his mother in Williamsburg, Virginia, with
many restrictions on his travel and contact with the outside world,
since his September 2016 release from a Washington, D.C.,
psychiatric hospital. U.S. District Judge Paul Friedman said the
psychologist, Mitchell Hugonnet, may examine Hinckley to determine
his "present mental condition and risk of dangerousness" if he were
released unconditionally or subject to new conditions.
Gunman who killed five at Florida airport sentenced to
Esteban Santiago, 28, had pleaded guilty in May to launching
the attack, near a baggage carousel at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood
International Airport on Jan. 6, 2017. U.S. District Judge Beth
Bloom had pushed back the sentencing hearing to allow families of
victims to be present. A woman who was wounded and whose husband
was killed told Santiago he was a coward, WFOR-TV in Miami
California judge rejects plea deal in Oakland warehouse
Families whose loved ones died in the Dec. 2, 2016 blaze in
Oakland demanded a criminal trial for Derick Almena and Max Harris
so they could learn more about how the tragedy unfolded, the
Alameda County District Attorney's Office said. The families'
emotional appeal prompted District Attorney Nancy O'Malley to end
plea discussions with defense attorneys for Almena, who ran the
warehouse as an art collective and party space, and Harris, the
creative director. Instead, she asked Judge James Cramer to set a
trial date for the men, who are each charged with 36 counts of
involuntary manslaughter.
Omarosa Manigault Newman has President Trump unhinged
The release of "Unhinged: An Insider Account of the Trump White
House" and the secret recordings made by its author, Omarosa
Manigault Newman, get under the president's skin.
U.S. attorney general issues order to speed up immigrant
Unlike the federal judiciary system, U.S. immigration courts
fall under the Department of Justice and the attorney general can
intervene. Sessions, a Republican former U.S. Senator appointed by
President Donald Trump, has been unusually active in this practice
compared to his predecessors.
Trump says he may revoke another security clearance 'very
President Trump on Friday suggested that he is close to
revoking the security clearance of a current Justice Department
employee who had been in contact with author of the controversial
dossier alleging ties between Trump and Russia.
Federal probe targets Ohio State over sex abuse
The investigation by the U.S. Department of Education will
focus on what school officials knew about alleged crimes by the
late Dr. Richard Strauss, OSU said on Thursday in a statement. Last
month, the university said that more than 100 former students have
told investigators they were victims of Strauss, who killed himself
in 2005. The abuse allegedly occurred from 1979 to 1997, according
to claims from athletes in 14 varsity sports and former patients of
the student clinic, OSU has said.
Trump says Turkey has acted badly in Brunson case
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Rocket Launch at Dawn
An excellent photo opportunity has presented it's self. SpaceX has scheduled a resupply mission to the International Space Station, launching right at dawn. There was a really good chance 45 minuets before sunrise, there could be some really nice color in the sky. I could not pass this up, I had to give it a try.
The CN Tower Toronto
No visit to Toronto would be complete without taking a trip to the top of the CN Tower. The tower was constructed by the Canadian National Railway, hence CN Tower. The tower is 1,815 ft. tall and it was the worlds tallest free-standing structure from 1975-2007. There are three visitor levels and a revolving restaurant. Robbie and I skipped the restaurant on this trip. We were visiting in the off season, so we just went right to the elevator. It looks like certain times of the year there can be a rather long wait to get to the top. The elevator ride is a short one. You are traveling at 20 ft. per second, the trip to the Indoor Lookout Level takes 58 seconds! The elevator shaft is glass so you get a nice view of the city on your way up. Oh, you may or may not want to look down, the floor is glass too. Your ride ends at the beautiful Indoor Lookout Level at 1,135 ft. It's a large climate controlled area with huge glass widows. You get amazing panoramic views of Toronto and Lake Ontario. Don't forget to look up at the mirrored ceiling, very cool. The friendly CN staff will happily take your photo with your camera.
Next you can visit the Outdoor Observation Terrace. Protected by wire mesh you can feel the wind in your face at 1,122 ft. get a 360 deg. birds eye view of the area. I think we walked around 3 times. Next visit the Glass Floor. There is an area inside on the terrace level that has a glass floor. The glass is super thick and super strong and super safe, but walking over the glass still made my tummy crawl! Standing on the glass and looking 1,122 ft. down is quite the thrill! You know nothing is going to happen but still, your seemingly standing on thin air! Your brain is telling you, this.is.not, a good idea!
I'm not sure if we were lucky or if this is an off season perk. On the day Robbie and I visited the tower, the trip to the Sky-Pod was free! There is normally an extra fee. Another short elevator ride takes you to the highest level of the tower at 1,465 ft. The pod has smaller glass windows and a great view of the area. For you thrill seekers, there is the Edge Walk. For $225ca you can strap on a harness, connect to a safety cable and walk around the outside of the tower and hang out over the edge! Maybe next time, NOT!
Toronto Architectural Photography
Our trip to Toronto was a vacation, not really a photography trip. However I did try to slip in a little serious photography where I could. One of my numerous favorite subjects to photograph, is architectural abstract photography. In-fact I started this blog as part of an architectural abstract portfolio assignment that I was doing for my Photography Certificate. See The final 10. Toronto is filled with loads of great architecture. As Robbie and I were taking our self-guided walking tour of Toronto, I was seeing some really nice architecture. I couldn't help myself, I had to take a few architectural photos as we walked through the city.
The Dog Park Toronto
One of the things I really like about Toronto are the many little parks scattered around the city. There seemed to be a small park along the way to wherever we were going. Sitting just behind the flatiron is Berczy Park. This was a particularly cute park. Robbie and I affectionately called it The Dog Park. More accurately I suppose it's the park with the dog fountain. The fountain is adorned with statues of 27 dogs and 1 cat. It's a really fun fountain. The park really does cater to dogs though. The water in the fountain is purified and dogs are encouraged to drink it. There is also a designated gravel area for dogs to release the water later. William Berczy was an architect and surveyor who helped to form early Toronto.
The Gooderham Building, aka Toronto's Flatiron Building
Toronto has loads of modern glass skyscrapers. Sitting among the monoliths of modern architecture a few remnants of the past still exist. One of the most prominent is the Gooderham Building, aka the Flatiron Building. The term flatiron building usually brings to mind a certain building in New York City. Torontonians are quick to point out that the Gooderham is ten years older. The building was owned by the Gooderham family of the Gooderham and Worts Distillery. It was the company's main office for many years.
The Gooderham will be probably be on your way to or from the St. Lawrence market or the Distillery District. The Distiilery District is the old Gooderham and Worts Distillery that has been renovated into restaurants, bars and shops. The lower level of the flatiron contains a fantastic British pub.
The Flatiron Pub is a great place to stop for refreshments. I don't think Robbie and I thought it was great only because we were very hot, tired and thirsty from sightseeing. It really is a nice pub! As I was relaxing with a pint of Canadian, I noticed that one of the windows behind the bar was open. As people were walking down the street, for a very brief moment their reflection could be seen in the window. I was having fun trying to catch the reflections in the window. The images didn't quite live up to my vision of the scene, but it was fun. The pub has a nice menu and gave us an opportunity to try poutine, a Canadian delicacy. Poutine is french fries, sprinkled with chunks of a mild cheese and covered in brown gravy, very yummy! We had a wonderful time at the Flatiron. Oh, did I mention that Toronto is filled with art.
Toronto at Night
I like to get out at night to do some photography when I can. On our trip to Toronto we had full days with lots of walking. So by the time the sun went down I was pretty beat. Luckily the Strathcona Hotel, where we were staying, was a half block away from a pretty decent view of the CN Tower. So one night I grabbed my gear and walked down to the corner to take some photos. A woman was walking by and stopped to ask what I was photographing. She followed my lens and answered her own question. When she realized that I was taking a photo of the CN Tower, she said that she hadn't noticed you could see the tower from this corner. I had to admit to her that the first time I walked by, I missed it too. We had a nice conversation, she was from New Brunswick CA. We were also right next to the Fairmont Royal York Hotel, the building with the flags. The Royal York is where Queen Elizabeth II stays when she comes to Toronto. Pretty much the whole royal family has stayed there at one time or another. This was the weekend of the big royal wedding, so none of the royals were there. Fun fact: the Royal York has 350,000 honey bees. They have a garden on the roof to grow veggies for the restaurant. The bees pollinate the garden and provide honey.


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Mayor overrides ethics ordinance, board member equates GOP with Nazi PartyInvestigative Report, News, Politics August 6, 2018
HIAWASSEE, Ga. – Hiawassee formally received recognition as a "City of Ethics" at a Georgia Municiple Association (GMA) conference in late June, attended by Hiawassee Mayor Liz Ordiales and Hiawassee City Clerk Bonnie Kendrick. Shortly thereafter, FetchYourNews (FYN) reported on the city's award, which stemmed from a 2016 ethics ordinance, and later adopted by current council.
Section 6 of the mandate states that a Board of Ethics shall be appointed, consisting of three individuals who will serve as overseers of the city's ethical conduct. The ordinance requires that one member is to be appointed by the mayor, one by the council, and a third in joint agreement of both the mayor and city council.
Violations of the ordinance can result in public reprimand, or a request for resignation, according to the decree.
Remarks made by a member selected to serve on the Board of Ethics, in conjunction with an executive decision to override the stipulations of the ordinance itself, has raised community concerns.
FYN learned that applications to serve on the Board of Ethics were submitted by local residents LaJean Turner, Susan Phillips, and Leslie McPeak the previous year.
In an email to FYN, dated July 10, Hiawassee City Clerk Bonnie Kendrick stated that Mayor Ordiales believed that the former mayor had appointed McPeak, and that Ordiales had voted for Phillips, although Kendrick stated that it was unclear if Phillips was the council vote, or a combined appointment from both mayor and council. "Now that we have the designation, we will need to go through that process of appointing the committee again from the beginning," Kendrick concluded.
Kendrick could not produce meeting minutes showing approval of an ethics committee.
Former city officials later attested that apppointment of an ethics board had, in fact, not taken place during their administration, with the three applicants themselves confirming that appointment to the positions had not occurred.
During the July 30 work session, Mayor Ordiales briefly touched on an ethics agenda item, presenting her Board selection of the three board members as a statement, rather than as a consideration before the council.
As last Monday's work session neared its end, freshly-selected Board of Ethics member Leslie McPeak publicly voiced complaint of recent Republican run-off campaign signage placed on Hiawassee Town Square, along with opposition to a rally held by the Towns County GOP in July at the same location. In objection to the square being used for religious and political events, McPeak stated, "Not only the Democrat Party, but the Nazi Party." McPeak attempted clarification by adding, "The government needs to be bi-partisan at all times."
The remark, along with previous statements publicly vocalized by McPeak, begged the question of whether council members believe McPeak is the right fit to oversee the city's code of conduct. At a Town Hall meeting in June, McPeak drew critisism from conservatives when the outspoken local business owner proclaimed that shops should serve customers on Sundays, later adding that North Georgia should work toward removing its "Bible Belt stigma."
FYN met with Mayor Ordiales on the morning of Thursday, Aug. 2, to gain further insight into her decision to select the chosen individuals to serve as the morality monitors of the city government
In a recorded conversation, Ordiales explained that the ethics ordinance was originally passed in 2016 by the former administration, and that the application for recognition through GMA had not been submitted at that time. "I wanted to start the process again because I believe in what (GMA) stands for, what we stand for, as being a City of Ethics is very important, and that we should absolutely try to enforce it," Ordiales said, "Serve others and not themselves, put the citizens needs before anything, I mean, there's a list of them."
FYN asked if the decision to appoint Turner, Phillips, and McPeak had been approved by the former council, in which Ordiales responded, "Absolutely." After learning that former Hiawassee officials had no recollection of any agreement on ethics board appointees, Ordiales responded, "It was their administration, not mine. That's on them." Ordiales served as a council member during the period in question.
FYN pressed as to whether the mayor planned to seek approval from current council members on the individuals selected to serve on the ethics board, given the stipulations of the ordinance. "I think we've talked about it at work sessions, at city council meetings, and none of the current council has any problem with it. I've not been notified that they have an issue with it. Let's rock on," Ordiales asserted. FYN inquired as to whether the decree itself would be altered, considering that the terms of the committee appointment process were violated. "That's pretty much a standard ordinance that GMA puts out, that you should follow. I don't think you have the option of saying, 'hey, we're not going to do it.' It's their standard," Ordiales contradicted.
FYN provided Mayor Ordiales with an additional opportunity to respond via email, along with council members, on Aug. 4.
"Since the paperwork and process was not followed by the prior leadership, we were never awarded the designation. When I took office, I wanted to ensure that we became a certified City of Ethics, and followed the proper processes," Ordiales wrote, "The three previously selected individuals never got a chance to serve the community as they volunteered to do, since the designation was never awarded. I simply afforded them that opportunity. I presented to the council, and verified that these candidates were still, indeed, interested in being part of this process. The council is aware of these selections, and had no objection to these selections."
In turn, Hiawassee Councilwoman Anne Mitchell responded by email to FYN's request for comment.
"It was discussed in a council work session (when, I do not remember) and none of us had any issue with any of the three at that time," Councilwoman Anne Mitchell emphasized, "THAT is direct input! Do you think it really makes a difference that an "appointed by" name wasn't attached to each candidate? It might if there were twenty vying for the position, or if there was dissention among the council, but there wasn't. It was brought up at the July 30 work session as a reminder that we ARE a city of ethics, and we DO have an ethics committee, and who those members are. Mrs. Turner, Ms. Phillips, and Ms. McPeak were agreed to, not by just the mayor, but by the council."
Two additional council members replied to FYN's request for clarity, stating that they had not been made aware of the the individuals who sought to serve upon the ethics board prior to Monday's meeting, nor had they been given an option of favoring or opposing the mayor's committee selection.
In understanding that the terms of the mandate had been breeched, the two responding council members avowed objection to the overriding measure taken. It is unknown at the time of publication where the two remaining council members stand on the issue.
The responding council members, nor the mayor, commented on McPeak's remarks.
Hiawassee City Council is scheduled to convene for their regular monthly session on Tuesday, Aug. 7, at 6:00 p.m.
Councilwoman proposes citywide plastic bag ban, five-cent feeNews, Politics August 3, 2018
HIAWASSEE, Ga. – With progressive, environmentally conscious Starbucks vowing to eliminate plastic straws from their 28,000 chains by 2020, a local leader strives to make progress of her own.
Hiawassee City Council convened for their monthly work session on Monday, July 30, and an item listed on the agenda contained a council member's concern for the local environment.
Hiawassee Councilwoman Anne Mitchell proposed a citywide ban on plastic bags, or rather, a five-cent bag fee to reduce the volume of waste, charged to consumers via local merchants.
In an email circulated among council members prior to the work session, Mitchell stated her case.
"My proposal is that we, the city of Hiawassee, adopt a resolution that will put the responsibility where it belongs, and give folks the option of cooperating or paying. We would have to educate our citizens to the notion of supplying their own carry bags or paying for the plastic (or paper) bags if they are unwilling to bring their own," Mitchell wrote, "Many governments have recognized the problem and have stepped up to create incentives to deal with it. Australia has banned the use of single use plastic bags. California has done likewise. Switzerland has them, but they cost five cents each, and so you carry your own bag or pay."
Hiawassee Councilwoman Amy Barrett attended Monday's meeting prepared, armed with information to counter Mitchell's proposal. Barrett relayed a barrage of information during the session, in opposition of Mitchell's proposal. While Barrett conveyed that she, too, cares for the health of the environment, and believes Mitchell's heart is in the right place, Barrett did not support the drastic measure proposed by Mitchell.
Barrett spoke with FYN post-session, and upon request, Barrett provided the "Learn the Facts" document that she had downloaded. The information which Barrett presented before the council claimed that alternatives which seem "greener" actually place a greater burden on the environment because they require more natural resources to produce and transport. The research states that ban and tax ordinances have never been successful at substantially reducing litter, waste, or marine debris. "What they have been shown to do is heap unfair costs on low and fixed-income families, and add more red tape to local businesses. The environment doesn't benefit, and neither do people," the study asserts.
"It isn't the bags that are the problem," Barrett told FYN, "Anything can be turned into litter. The issue is a lack of personal responsibility."
In turn, Hiawassee Councilwoman Nancy Noblet, owner of local Noblet's 5 & 10, objected to Mitchell's proposal during the work session, saying that she is personally unwilling to charge customers for bags to carry their purchases.
"There will undoubtedly be weeping and wailing from customers and businesses alike. Change is like that. But if we initiate this, we can get a jump on what is bound to happen sooner or later. I vote for sooner. I would like to be at the head of the line instead of trailing along behind," Mitchell proposed in the pre-session email, "Last week Starbucks announced that it was doing away with plastic straws in their stores worldwide. McDonalds is doing the same in many countries, U.S. included."
Mitchell referenced litter clean-up initiatives within the county, and along the shoreline of Lake Chatuge. "This is a wonderful initiative by citizens, but it puts the responsibility on volunteers who probably wouldn't throw out a gum wrapper," Mitchell opinionated.
Council members Kris Berrong and Patsy Owens did not offer input on the proposal during the work session.
City Attorney Thomas Mitchell informed those in attendance that the city of Athens, Georgia, is in the process of potentially enacting a ban on plastic bags, and Hiawassee Mayor Liz Ordiales told FYN the following day that she believes Hiawassee should follow Athens lead, and educate the public. Ordiales stated that the city of Hiawassee is currently not in a position to fully take on the matter, however.
In 2015, Georgia's House narrowly rejected legislation that would prohibit cities and towns from restricting plastic bags and other "auxiliary containers." Senate Bill 139 failed by a 85-67 vote that divided House Republicans.
At the time of publication, it is unknown whether a plastic bag ban, or fee, will appear on a future council agenda.
FYN intends to monitor developments.
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Hayesville Mayor Harry Baughn visits HiawasseeNews, Politics July 17, 2018
HIAWASSEE, Ga. – Hayesville Mayor Harry Baughn was invited to address the Mountain Movers and Shakers on the morning of Friday, July 13, and the city official cited several similarities between Hayesviile and Hiawassee. Situated north of Towns County, Hayesville is the county seat of Clay County, North Carolina.
Elected in 2013, Baughn is serving his second-term in office, and says he believes he will be able to accomplish his goals within the next three-and-a-half years, with no plans to run for a third-term seat.
"Our towns are comparable," Baughn began, "We each have our own specialties, and our own wonderful places to be. Hiawassee has Music on the Square one night, and we have Music on the Square another night, so we do have some similar things."
Baughn said one of his proudest accomplishments since election was the construction of public restrooms. "One of the first things I did after taking office – and it's probably going to be my legacy – was building a set of public restrooms. That has been a big deal in downtown Hayesville. It is right next door to town hall." Hiawassee Mayor Liz Ordiales, who did not attend Friday's forum, voiced ambition for public restrooms at a city council meeting months prior.
Baughn spoke of the importance of "walkability" in small towns, describing the placement of sidewalks in Hayesville, and the necessity of sufficient parking. Baughn said that an additional 24 parking spaces were recently added to downtown Hayesville, and the City of Hayesville partnered with business owners to replace worn awnings on storefronts to make the ambiance more appealing.
"Business development, the other important thing in small town survivalability," Baughn stated, "We've been doing economic development during my administration, and we've gotten quite a number of new businesses downtown. If you've not been to the Valley River Brewery and Eatery, home of the famous wood-fired brick oven pizza, 15 craft brews – and right now is Wednesday, Wacky Wednesday – that you can get up to five toppings for $14.99, and I highly recommend the Mayor's Pizza." The crowd laughed in response.
Baughn continued, listing additional businesses that have opened in Hayesville within the past two years, such as a home décor shop, a children's' boutique, a computer repair store, a pet shop, and a tap house. The city official noted that Clay County Chamber of Commerce relocated to downtown Hayesville. Baughn included that a new Italian restaurant opened for business last week, and an additional restaurant and brewery plans to open its doors in August.
Baughn said that Hayesville hopes to gain an updated post office in the near future, which was a recent topic of discussion at a Hiawassee Town Hall meeting, designed for strategic city development planning. Baughn expressed hope of acquiring a recognizable "name brand hotel" in Clay County in order to to draw visitors to his town, claiming that many Hayesviile tourists choose to lodge in Hiawassee.
The mayor concluded by encouraging citizens to visit Clay County's newly-renovated historic courthouse which towers above Hayesville's town square. The majestic structure was originally constructed in 1888, and it functioned as the county courthouse until 2007. A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, July 21.
"In addition to building the bathrooms, one of the things I'm proud of is wrestling (the courthouse) away from the county since they didn't care about it," Baughn revealed, "When they abandoned it, they needed to get rid of all of the wood in there because of the deterioration. When they took out the door frames and stuff, they weren't really careful. I mean, they took sledgehammers, so basically there were round holes in the brick walls where there used to be doors. But at least they were willing. They deeded the courthouse and the square over to the town of Hayesville. It is leased to the CCCRA (Clay County Communities Revitalization Association) so that they could go after grant money." Baughn explained the toiled effort involved in the restoration of the historic site, singing the praises of those who partook in process.
Hiawassee City Councilwoman Anne Mitchell, and Hiawssee Police Chief Paul Smith attended the Mountain Movers and Shakers meeting, held weekly at Sundance Grill.
Hiawassee approves water line mapping project, property risk insurance, brunch resolutionNews, Politics July 11, 2018
HIAWASSEE, Ga. – Hiawassee City Council convened for their regular monthly session on Tuesday, July 10, unanimously approving motions to venture forth on a water line mapping project, acceptance of a quote for property risk insurance, and in favor of an alcohol brunch resolution.
Property risk insurance quotes were presented by Timothy Barrett, owner of local Barrett and Associates Insurance, during the June 26 work session. Barrett, a partner with Gainesville's Norton Agency, recommended a $36,133 quote with a two-year guarantee from Georgia InterLocal Risk Management Agency (GIRMA). In comparison, Selective Insurance, the agency providing present coverage for the City of Hiawassee, offered a renewal rate in the amount of $42,796.
Hiawassee Councilwoman Amy Barrett, the wife of Timothy Barrett, avoided conflict of interest by exiting the session during the presentation and yesterday's vote. Councilwoman Patsy Owens motioned, with Nancy Noblet seconding. Councilmembers Anne Mitchell and Kris Berrong voted in unified agreement.
Of note, Barrett and Associates were cited as selected several years prior to the election of Councilwoman Amy Barrett.
The water line mapping project was approved in the amount of $5,200. "It should be no more than $5,200," Ordiales explained, "It was 44 (hundred dollars), but I forgot about the software that needs to be loaded into the computer so it will be no more than $5,200."
Councilman Kris Berrong favored the motion, with Councilwoman Patsy Owens seconding. The three remaining council members unanimously supported the project.
A motion to approve the brunch resoluton which will permit residents to vote on November's ballot as to whether to allow local establishments to serve alcohol on Sundays beginning at 11:30 a.m., rather than the current time of 12:30 p.m., was favored by the full Council. Councilwoman Anne Mitchell raised the motion, with Kris Berrong offering secondary approval.
Mayor Ordiales announced at the commencement of the session that she was proudly awarded "Citizen of the Year" by the Towns County-Lake Chatuge Rotary Club.
Old Business consisted of plans for the Moonshine Cruiz-In Festival "drive-in" movie presentation of the 1978 movie "Grease," scheduled for Wednesday, July 11, on Hiawassee Towns Square. The event will begin at 7:00 p.m. with a disc jockey providing music as the classic cars roll into town. The movie itself is scheduled for dusk.
The second annual Moonshine Cruiz-In Block Party luncheon will be held on Thursday, June 12, on the town square. Five food vendors are expected to participate, with local Cub Scouts selling beverages.
The Georgia Mountain Fair Parade float was briefly discussed, with Councilwoman Nancy Noblet offering to ride in the Saturday, July 21 procession as "Woodsy the Owl."
Mayor Ordiales reminded that floor covering replacement is currently underway throughout the lower-level of Hiawassee City Hall, and proceeding on schedule.
Hiawassee tree ordinance may cost private land ownersNews June 23, 2018
HIAWASSEE, Ga. – The City of Hiawassee has adopted yet another mandate, this time a tree ordinance which has the potential to impact the owners of private property. A "City Tree Board" has been appointed, and while the bulk of the responsibilities entrusted to the committee involves the cultivation and maintenance of trees located upon city property, the ordinance includes a clause pertaining to trees growing on privately-owned land.
The decree was brought to the attention of FetchYourNews (FYN) by a citizen at a recent town hall meeting. FYN filed an open record request with City Hall to review the ordinance, and spoke briefly with Hiawassee Mayor Liz Ordiales on the morning of Thursday, June 21. Ordiales noted a massive, trimmed evergreen located on the county courthouse grounds as an example of the ordinance. "That's what we don't want," Ordiales said, referring to resulting appearance from the tree-topping technique. While courthouse staff agreed the pine is unsightly, trimming was warranted years prior due to interference with overhanging electrical lines. A maple tree was recently removed from the southeast corner of Hiawassee Town Square after the tree was deemed dead, and according to Mayor Ordiales and Hiawassee Attorney Thomas Mitchell, allowing the tree to remain posed a liability risk to the city.
While the location of the removed maple was unquestionably on city grounds, listed among the regulations in the ordinance is a section entitled "Removal of Dead or Diseased Trees" which states:
"The city shall have the right to cause the removal of any dead or diseased trees on private property within the city, when such trees constitute a hazard to the persons and property, or harbor insects or disease which constitutes a potential threat to other trees within the city. The City Tree Board will notify in writing the owners of such trees. Removal shall be done by said owners at their own expense within sixty (60) days after the date of service of notice. In the event of failure of owners to comply with the provisions, the city shall have the authority to remove such trees and charge the cost of removal to the owners."
The ordinance advances to declare that interference with the City Tree Board – on public or privately owned property – is unlawful, and violation of any provision within the mandate shall be subject to a fine "not to exceed one thousand dollars."
Upkeep of trees on private property, which could endanger the public or impede access through city right-of-ways or streets, are listed in a separate segment of the decree.
The first reading of the ordinance was approved May 1, 2018, by Council members Anne Mitchell, Kris Berrong, Amy Barrett, and Nancy Noblet. Councilwoman Patsy Owens was absent from the meeting. "It basically says that we'll have trees in Hiawassee, and that we'll take care of them," Mayor Ordiales alluded at the previous work session.
A finalized signature sheet is expected at the city's monthly work session Tuesday, June 26, at 6:00 p.m. While said meetings typically fall on the last Monday of each month, the June session was rescheduled due to a training trip for city staff.
Meetings are open to the public.
Hiawassee holds Town Hall to strategically shape city's futureNews June 13, 2018
HIAWASSEE, Ga. – Dozens of community members and government officials gathered at the Towns County Civic Center on the evening of Tuesday, June 12, to discuss their visions for Hiawassee's future. The City of Hiawassee has been working closely with the Carl Vinson Institute of Government, a unit of the Office of Public Service and Outreach at the University of Georgia, which assists state and local governments in achieving goals. Hiawassee received a $30,000 Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) grant in 2017 to fund the study. Steering committees were chosen for the strategic planning endeavor, and previous meetings took place to gain insight.
Correction: While the City of Hiawassee quoted a flat "$30,000" when asked the ARC amount, FYN learned post-publication that $21,000 was awarded, with an additional $9,000 matched locally, for a grand total of $30,000.
"When we first got the grant, the University of Georgia Carl Vinson Institute was not available, and I really wanted to use the University of Georgia Carl Vinson Institute because these guys are masters," Hiawassee Mayor Liz Ordiales said, "They know how to do this, they've done this in a million different cities. They know what's going on, and the intent of this is for us, and you more than anything, to define what we want our city to look like. We don't want it to be Helen. We don't want it to be any city in Florida. We don't want it to be Asheville. We don't want it to be anything but Hiawassee, but we don't know what that is. So that's what this strategic plan is all about."
Many in attendence praised Mayor Ordiales, with some referring to the elected offical as "progressive-minded."
Table-top discussion groups were formed prior to the start of the meeting, and ideas were projected onto a screen from laptop computers.
Listed among what is "working" in Hiawassee's favor was appreciation for local shops, commendation of Hiawassee Police Department, the seasonal events on town square, access to reliable contractors, and the overall "quality of life" in the mountains.
Suggested improvements included an updated courthouse and post office, extended beautification efforts, the need for year-round activities, the creation of a city that will beckon visitors, a liquor store to raise revenue, the necessity for affordable housing, activities geared toward youth, improved public parking, and easily accessible recycling areas.
City annexation was noted, as well as hope for increased cultural diversity, public art displays, replacement of "tacky signs" to give the city a uniformed appearance, and a desire to deviate from a "Bible-Belt" stigma.
When asked to describe Hiawassee, some chose adjectives such as "quiet," "charming," and "quaint" while others described the city as "outdated" and "stuck."
Hiawassee Councilwoman Nancy Noblet said she hopes the city will grow to become more than a retirement community. Councilwoman Amy Barrett expressed appreciation for tradition. Councilwoman Anne Mitchell used the word "bustling" to invoke her vision for the city's future.
Carl Vinson Project Manager Jessica Varsa led the meeting, with the assistance of colleauges from the institute. Varsa relayed that another forum may take place next month, with efforts expected to wrap up in November.
"I want to see the city grow, but I also want it to remain a small-town because it's home," said Towns County Sole Commissioner Cliff Bradshaw, a planning committee member.
Hiawassee Council members Patsy Owens and Kris Berrong attended the forum.
Feature Photo: (L-R) Hiawassee Councilwoman Patsy Owens and Mayor Liz Ordiales
City of Hiawassee updates Flicks on the Square, adopts water leak protection planNews, Politics May 2, 2018
HIAWASSEE, Ga. – Hiawassee City Council met for their regular session May 1, 2018.
New hours of operation were set for Hiawassee City Hall, with doors open weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Hiawassee Mayor Liz Ordiales updated the public on Flicks on the Square, an outdoor, weekly movie night that is scheduled to begin after dark Friday, May 25.
(Correction: Showings have since been changed to twice per month rather than weekly.)
Referring to the associated cost of the project mentioned at last week's work session, Ordiales explained her original quote was underestimated. "I had originally put down there $3,000. It's really going to be $3,416 because the original quote of $2,899, the speakers were too small for that area. So when we upped the speakers a little bit, it was $3,416," Ordiales explained.
Mayor Ordiales said that the "good news" is that she has learned Towns County Library owns licensing rights to many movies until March 2019, and plans to allow the city of Hiawassee to borrow their agreement at no charge.
"I'd like to see if we can have a classic movie night maybe once a month, with like Casablanca and that kind of stuff," Ordiales said.
Councilwoman Amy Barrett suggested inviting non-profit organizations to sell popcorn. There will be no admission charge to attend movie nights on the square.
The motion to adopt Flicks on the Square was unanimously approved by the council.
A motion to streamline future consent agendas, with the financials and minutes consolidated into a single, swift vote, was motioned by Councilwoman Nancy Noblet, and seconded by Councilwoman Anne Mitchell. The idea was raised by Hiawassee City Clerk Bonnie Kendrick at the conclusion of April's work session.
The ServLine water leak protection policy was adopted, motioned by Councilman Kris Berrong, and seconded by Councilwoman Nancy Noblet.
A motion to sign a formal contract with the current municipal court probation services was unanimously favored, and the first reading of the Hiawassee tree ordinance was approved.
"It basically says that we'll have trees in Hiawassee, and that we'll take care of them," Ordiales noted at the previous work session.
An eligibility application with Georgia Surplus was unanimously approved.
"This is a contract that (Hiawassee Police Chief) Paul (Smith) found for us that will allow us to purchase items from the police department, the Army, the Navy, any type of government entity," Ordiales said. "You can buy equipment for pennies on the dollar. When I was the president of the Fire Corps, we bought a Hummer for the Fire Corps, and they put a pump on the back of the Hummer that went into the woods, and all kinds of things like that, for 50 bucks. All we had to do was change the color. So, I brought this over here so that we can get this option. Maybe we can buy some tractors, or maybe we can buy some equipment for the water department."
The second reading of the elected-official pay scale was approved, as well as the first reading of the benefit retirement plan. Ordiales says the new plan will freeze the policy that has been in place, in favor of 3 percent contribution from the city, zero percent from the employee. The previous plan garnered 11 percent from the city, and zero percent from the employee.
All council members were in attendance, with the exception of Patsy Owens.
Featured Photo: Hiawassee Mayor Liz Ordiales
City of Hiawassee audited, multiple ordinances adoptedNews, Politics March 12, 2018
HIAWASSEE, Ga. – Hiawassee City Council convened with an unlisted agenda visit from Ed Burton, an auditor with Strickland and Associates, during their regular monthly meeting March 6, 2018.
Citizen turnout was sparse in comparison to recently held sessions.
The audit examined the previous year's finances, concluding June 30, 2017. Current Mayor Liz Ordiales, Anne Mitchell, and Kris Berrong served on the council during the examined fiscal frame. In addition, newly elected council members Amy Barrett, Nancy Noblet, and Patsy Owens were present at Tuesday's assembly.
"Debt went up, but assets did too," Burton announced during his presentation conducted while facing the council. The auditor proceeded to relay his findings before the elected officials, explaining they are based on government-wide standards. Burton noted the increase in assets were the result of grants and heightened service charges, in combination with increased fines and forfeitures.
The audit shows a $121,554 increase in water charges, coupled with an elevation of $54,860 in fines and forfeitures. Legal fees were significantly higher in the general fund, with total professional in general government up $59,144.
The audit states the city of Hiawassee should be vigilant in continuing to raise water rates as needed, while cutting expenses where possible.
Revenues expanded due to increased water charges, along with a $157,623 grant for forgiveness of debt on a project related to water meters. Liabilities rose due to the net Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA) loan which replaced city water meters, while lessened as the result of a decrease in pension liability.
Burton specifically noted a department level "over-run" related to the purchase of a Hiawassee Police Department patrol vehicle. Although the city of Hiawassee had enough in the general fund to cover the expense, it was not allotted for public safety. Georgia law requires for budgets to be adopted at the department level, stating that expenditures must be spent in compliance.
As the accountant concluded his findings, Mayor Liz Ordiales, who was elected to the council in late 2015 and selected to serve as mayor pro-tem in early 2017, reminded the three newly elected council members that former Hiawassee Mayor Barbara Mathis and former Hiawassee City Manager Rick Stancil were also in office during the fiscal year in review.
The full council proceeded to sign the recently adopted "City of Ethics" resolution.
The motel-hotel mandate was unanimously favored, allotting Hiawassee with 60 percent of the tax revenue, which was once applied in its entirety to the Towns County Chamber of Commerce.
The Blue Ridge Mountain Electric Membership Corporation (BRMEMC) franchise ordinance passed unopposed with longtime proponent Anne Mitchell motioning, followed by newly sworn Patsy Owens seconding the decree.
A motion for a two-year landscape contract with Mountain Living was approved in the annual amount of $9,225. Out of seven bids, Mountain Living was cited as the lowest.
Although an executive session was listed on the agenda, Mayor Liz Ordiales opted out, stating it is systematically added under the advisement of City Attorney Thomas Mitchell. Attorney Mitchell was not in attendance at Tuesday's session.
The meeting adjourned "in a record-breaking 22 minutes," according to Mayor Ordiales.
The 2016-17 audit and city ordinances are available for public review in their entirety at Hiawassee City Hall.
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Both take place at Hiawassee City Hall and are open to the public.
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