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THE ASSOCIATED ruT.nn PRESS SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER THE SERVICE Dally and' Snaday, carrier delivery, 13 frmim weekly. Vol. — No. 240. ATLAHTA, GA,, WEDNESDAY MOBISING, EEBKtTABY 10, 1915.—TWELVE PAGES. eo»Ie» OB tme nreets and «t i»en«»t«Md». B «*•*». Delegates Arriving fx>rConf^r<ence COUNCIL ADOPTS SENATE FIGHTS Ati NIGHT Of Ga, P. A. R! in Atlanta AWIENOEO SHEET; AFTER HGHTM, ALL DAY BOARD 'TIL BY MAYOR OVER SHIPPING MEASURE After .Eleven Months' Dead- $12,500 Salary Increases for Republicans, Aided by the lock, Commission Finally > Girls' High School Teach- | Seven Democratic Bolters, Elects, Winner Getting ers Denied—Normal Train- I Have Resumed Filibuster Seven Votes. ing School-.Closed. v ^ That Will Probably Force Extra Session, 10 STOP VICE SQUAD IS NO MORE,, FAIR% PROJECT v ASSURED, MAYOR WOODWARD RESULT OF AGREEMENT CLOTURE AMENDMENT IN EAST TO THE SENATE RULES Russian Offensive , Threat- , The Plainclothesmen, With Peac& Declared at Confer- MAY BREAK DEADLOCK Fourteen Detectives^ to ence Arranged With Mem- ens to Drive Wedge Be- Don Unifornis and Com- Administration Leaders De- tween Tilsit and Insterberg i bers of Council by Mayor i . • pose New Watch. Tuesday Morning. clare Session May Last a and Turn German Positions. _ - ^ Week Without Interrup- "When Commissioner Baskin walked 'With amendments dictated 'by Mayor STRUGGLE CONTINUES Intci the police, aboard' meeting last James G. Woodward at a conference tion—Republicans and the night 'and took his seat, It was the he had with, caucus leaders in his of- v IN THE CARPATHIANS first tiihe'a full meeting of the,.tooard fice, at,< 11 o'clock, Atlanta's general Bolters Are .Surprised at has .been In session einc'e last April, council, Tuesday afternoon, went into when fruitless efforts to elect a po- extraordinary' session, passed the sheet Strength Shown by the Ad- lice board chairman ended in an agree- 'by a vote of 18 to 4, ,and sC few minutes Russiar^s Win in the West- ment that no chairman -would be elect- afterwards the aldermanic .board con- ministration Forced. ed "unless a full iboard -was present. curred- In council's action jby a vo^e, ern Passes, But Fall Back Commissioner Andy King took ad- of S against'2. Washington, February 9.—Formal vantage of the opportunity to elect, , Mayor W.ooward sent for the amended notice tn waiting that '-he would seek in Eastern Passes Before «rad Immediately moved that the elec- sheet -immediately after he had been a cloture amendment to the senate 1 tion of a chairman be taiken'up. _ OFFICERS OF JOSEPH HABERSHAM CHAPTER, HOSTESS TO CONVENTION. told of the action of both (branches of rules to end debate on the administra- Strong Forces—Period ot The Woodward faction, realizing that the general couuncil, and. In the pres- tion shipping bill at 2 p. m., February defeat was staring It in the face; at- - Left to right, top: Mrs. W. L. Peel, honorary; regent; Mrs. A. P. Coles, First Vice Regent. Ex- ence of , a group of council memtoers, 1'9, and cause, a final vote to be taken v Calm in West. , ^r'ir'i . tempted to defeat Commissioner treme right, Mrs. J. A. PeMue, Regent. Bottoni,, ^Mrs. Samuel Lumpkin, Third Vice Regent; Mrs. he attached his signature. = v s three' hours later, was given bv Senator icing's resolution, tout c^nly mustered P. (H. Mell, second Vice Regent. The sheet, as 'it stands approved .Reed late tonight, -when the senate had London, February 10.—(2:03 a, Vm.)—\ «K" four votes against It. today,- carries* all ttie appropriations Delegates from every section of the ters of the American Revolution which state executive 'board met- yesterday been in continuous session, for more Tjhe Datiy Telegraph's Bucharest cor- Commissioner- W. B. Fain on the first for new projects except the appropria- than thirty-six hours. '• state "are arriving for the seventeenth convenes today. afternoon at the Ansley, but no in>for- respondent says: ' ^ and only ballot was named chairman. tion of $12,600 for salary increases Under the rules the proposed amend- "Fresh particulars received hero The vote <stood: Fain 7, Commissioner annual state conference of the Daugh- The credentials committee and the Continued on Last Page. promised Girls' High s.cnool teachers! ment must lay ovejr- for "one day," R T. Pace 8 and Commissioner Vernoy and an appropriation of £3,583 to meet from the Bukowina frontier indlcat« V and If this Is construed to mean a "leg- that the Russians haVe commenced the 2. Commissioner Fain was declared the expenses of ten months for oper- N islative day," there can be .'no action evacuation of that province." ' elected, havlnar marshaled ft. majority ating ..the Normal Training school, of ^ V of the twelve votes. Thus ended the which IMlss Postell Is principal. upon it until the senate adjourns and Petrograd, Felbruary 10.—(Via Lon- Have a Bundle Ready ° ends the legislative day of Monday. longest struggle in the 'history tot -the Council's - acceptance of the mayor's don, 2:03 a. m.)—By their advance to- police Tboard to elect &•* chairman. NOTE TO demands and the approval of the sheet •^ Senators Gallinger and (Smoot vainly ward Madvorna and Kaloza, which is far eleven months th» board has- with the above funds stricken from it, made vpolnts of order against Senator evidently being made in great fprce, fb'een -without a_ chairman. Mayor Wtood- If You Want a Visit means that there . will no salary In- Reed's notice, and the republicans gen- the Austro-German armies threatert wart, by virtue of his office, iwrtlng' creases for the high school teachers erally let it b« known that they'Votlfld the Russians in this quarter with the ^ chairman. ' l ' \ in the immediate future. v fight to the last ditch against an at- alternative of isolation or the -complete DRAFTED BY WILSON 4 , Last Nignt'H Ballot. Mean* End of Training School. tempt to adopt any for,m of cloture evacuation of Bukowina! A (Last nl«hfs ballot -was: For Fain, From Pretty Bessie Wynne It klso means -thai the Normal Train- rule. ^ King, Dlflkson,- l*tton, Smith, Vernoy, Gave the Floor to Democrats. ( London, February 9.—The chief In- l ing school must be abolished fox the terest In. the lighting still lies In the Fain end Baakl'n^ for Pac«, WooAwarfl, lack of funds to operate it during the Senator McCumber, who had yielded Would yo-u ' like to h«v« Bessie ON SEA M ZONES to "Senator Reed on the understanding east, operations In' the -west having Johnson. and Clarke: for Vetrnoy, Gai- In the city -will be collecting bundles on remaining nine months..'"Miss Postell, lapsed^into a.p'erlod of calm, with only ner and T"ac». Wynne, the Forstfth star, as a visitor? "Bundle day." That .'was decided upon principal of the school, received a sal- tha* he -would not lose the floor, re- Then, pin a rUbfbon on your front at a meeting of the Retail Grocers' As- stimed his speech. Senator Sherman a few small engagements on narrow It was Commissioner VernoV's vote T~ ^ ary of $242.98 a month. Her assistant, fronts, which can have little effect on • ' that gave Commissioner Fain vthe re- door knob early tomorrow morning in sociation Tuesday evening. " President Will Insist He Miss Mary Anderson, received ' $140 a interrupted with some remarks about ' quired majority to elect. Commlasloner Indication of a (bundle awaijtine col- ' With the grocery wagons and tne month as. principal of the Lee Street the bill, whereupon Senator- Simmons the campaign as a whole. • Saskin's right to vote was not ques- lection. -parcel post wagons and the laundry Expects German Navy to school, and an, additional. 550 a-month rose and declared that Senator aiciOunv^ In the -cant the Germans, checked In, wagons, all the 'bundles not carried or .for her services as assistant to Miss -their efforts to ttreak; the sfussian lines tioned, although. Tuesday afternoon »;t You rtiall, without fall, play host or : 'her had lost the., floor. SeijaWr Lea. sent to the "Bundle day" headquarters Postell. -.- ^ ' ' . before Warsaw, have transferred many council meeting Councilman- J. Vf- Ken- hostess botrween the ihours of 10 a. m. by the donors-.-w-ill easily be taken car* Show Due Respect for the Abolition1 'of*the training school cuts' in the cha,u-,, sustained th«, j>oint of froe" took the position that Mr. ^Baskin 'and'l p. ra..-,to the headliner of vaude- 1 troops ,to 'Bast iprussla to Jtteet" tlie * of and promptly delivered. I ". Miss PoBtell from" the payroll. It has order and grave the floor to the demo- Russian offensive the^re. This offen- no logger was a memiber of 'th» poltoe ville fame. • Seven telephone girls went ^to work Safety of Amlncans. a similar, effect as to Miss- Azille Simp- crats by recognizing Senator 'Stone, He 1x>aSd, as he had moved from the first Miss "Wynjne, a traveler of "wide r«- In a committee room of the chamber of son, -who received '?95 a month, as • one held fast to his decision over "a volley sive threatens to drive a wedge be- ward. ' I . commerce at 8 o'clock Tuesday morn- of the instructors in the school; "' ,tween Tilsit and Insterberg, ' and, so, Chairman Fain will hojd, office ptfte, goes upon\ a brand-new sort of of objections and points of order from Ing and began calling every * home In '..___ ._ ". „-. rkDXE"TET» in the .general council.' Councilmen tne republican side, and refused to to turn the fortified .-position In the through the March meeting, when the tour Thursday ' morning; a personally the city for the purpose of giving per- I NO I £ /O .AL>O\J OKAr 1 t,U Jesse Wood and Frajrrk' Reynolds led extremely difficult country of the board is again reorganized, and several conducted tour collecting-, bundles for sonal notice of "Bundle day," and-re-' _.__ ,..~.OT .....
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    C I T Y O F A T L A N T A KEISHA LANCE BOTTOMS DEPARTMENT OF CITY PLANNING TIM KEANE MAYOR 55 Trinity Avenue, S.W. SUITE 3350 – ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303-0308 Commissioner 404-330-6145 – FAX: 404-658-7491 www.atlantaga.gov OFFICE OF DESIGN MEMORANDUM TO: Atlanta Urban Design Commission FROM: Doug Young, Executive Director ADDRESS: 485 Oakland Avenue SE APPLICATION: CA2-18-188 (Alterations) MEETING DATE: May 23, 2018 ________________________________________________________________________________ FINDINGS OF FACT: Historic Zoning: Grant Park Historic District Other Zoning: R-5 / Beltline Date of Construction: 1928, District Inventory Property Location: On Northwest corner of Oakland Ave. and Sydney Street intersection Contributing (Y/N)? Yes Building Type / Architectural form/style: Craftsman Bungalow Project Components Subject to Review by the Commission: New Front Door, Dormers, Foundation/Chimney repair Project Components NOT Subject to Review by the Commission: Portions of the project which do not effect a street facing facade Relevant Code Sections: Sec. 16-20K.007 & Sec 16-20.009 Deferred Application (Y/N)? No Previous Applications/Known Issues: N/A SUMMARY CONCLUSION / RECOMMENDATION: Approval with Conditions CA2-18-188 for 485 Oakland Ave. NE May 23, 2018 Page 2 of 2 CONCLUSIONS: The following conclusions pertinent to this request are in accordance Chapter 20 and Chapter 20K of the City of Atlanta Zoning Ordinance. ALTERATIONS Dormer New dormers are proposed by the Applicant on the front and Sydney St. façades of the main structure. Staff has no concern with this proposal as it will not destroy historic materials that characterize the property, it allows for adequate interpretation of the historic structure, and it is compatible with the massing, size, scale and architectural features of both the property and environment.