Vehicle Immobilization Ordinance Approval of Vehicle Immobilization Ordinance for the city limits of Marietta. Philip M. Goldstein disclosed that Benny and Sue Robinson (Robinson’s Coins) lease parking spaces from him at 48 Atlanta Street, Marietta. Further and I own property at 19-21 Atlanta Street, Marietta, as well as many other properties in Downtown Marietta and in the City of Marietta. Other family members and entities also own property in the City of Marietta. Council Member Goldstein disclosed that he has an agreement with Gary Eubanks on property located at or near Denmead Street, Marietta, GA. Mayor Tumlin disclosed that he has had a business relationship with Eubanks, but does not any longer. Council Member Goldstein disclosed that Gary Leake is a tenant of PMG Whitlock Ave, LLC at 19 Atlanta Street, Marietta, GA, and he is the owner of and manager of said LLC.
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Vehicle Immobilization Ordinance Consideration of the Mayor's veto of the Vehicle Immobilization Ordinance as presented under file number 20110266. Ph…- Committee
- JUDICIAL LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
- Introduced
- November 15, 2011
- Passed
- December 14, 2011
- Enactment no.
- Ord 7568
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