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Box 1, Folder 4, Document 44
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NALL, MILLER, CADENHEAD & DENNIS
SAMUEL A. MILLER ATTORNEYS AT LAW
A. PAUL CADENHEAD
6s TAL CACENHE 2400 NATIONAL BANK OF GEORGIA BUILDING me
JAMES W. DORSEY
EDWARD: s; WHite ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303
HAMILTON DOUGLAS
DONALD M. FAIN A. WALTON NALL
THEODORE G. FRANKEL
MICHAEL D. ALEMBIK MORTYN K. ZIETZ
ROBERT E. CORRY, JR.
GERALD A, FRIEDLANDER September 4 > 1969 =
DENNIS J. WEBB
(404) 522-2200
THOMAS S. CARLOCK
BAXTER L. DAVIS -
PRICE S. WILLIAMS, JR.
JON 0, FULLERTON
LOWELL 5S. FINE
RONNIE L. QUIGLEY
Mr. George Cotsakis
150 Ottley Drive, N. E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30324
Re: Interpretation of Section 114
of Atlanta Plumbing Code
Dear Mr. Cotsakis:
On April 16, 1969 I wrote to you about a problem
involving Section 114 of the Atlanta Plumbing Code in which
several clients of ours are interested. The purpose of that
letter was to request an opportunity to be heard on the merits
of any change or revision of the existing ordinance. You
replied very promptly to my letter and were kind enough to say
that I would be notified of any meeting held by the Building
Committee to consider any proposed changes in that section of
the Code.
As far as I know, there has been no effort to change
the existing ordinance, but the problem regarding its correct
interpretation and enforcement has not been solved. Recently,
I discussed the matter with Mr. Dan Sweat, Chief Administrative
Officer of the City, in the hope that this problem falls within
his jurisdiction and that he is in position to assist in reach-
ing eee I look forward to hearing from him in the next
ew ye. ’
This is to repeat the request set out in my letter
of April 16th regarding notice and an opportunity to be heard
in the event of a postest to modify Section 114. If it turns
out that this problem cannot be solved on an administrative
level, I will be grateful for an opportunity to discuss the
matter with you and obtain your guidance and advice.
Sincerely yours,
S. White
ESW: erm
ec: Mr. Dan E. Sweat
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NALL, MILLER, CADENHEAD & DENNIS
SAMUEL A. MILLER ATTORNEYS AT LAW
A. PAUL CADENHEAD
6s TAL CACENHE 2400 NATIONAL BANK OF GEORGIA BUILDING me
JAMES W. DORSEY
EDWARD: s; WHite ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303
HAMILTON DOUGLAS
DONALD M. FAIN A. WALTON NALL
THEODORE G. FRANKEL
MICHAEL D. ALEMBIK MORTYN K. ZIETZ
ROBERT E. CORRY, JR.
GERALD A, FRIEDLANDER September 4 > 1969 =
DENNIS J. WEBB
(404) 522-2200
THOMAS S. CARLOCK
BAXTER L. DAVIS -
PRICE S. WILLIAMS, JR.
JON 0, FULLERTON
LOWELL 5S. FINE
RONNIE L. QUIGLEY
Mr. George Cotsakis
150 Ottley Drive, N. E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30324
Re: Interpretation of Section 114
of Atlanta Plumbing Code
Dear Mr. Cotsakis:
On April 16, 1969 I wrote to you about a problem
involving Section 114 of the Atlanta Plumbing Code in which
several clients of ours are interested. The purpose of that
letter was to request an opportunity to be heard on the merits
of any change or revision of the existing ordinance. You
replied very promptly to my letter and were kind enough to say
that I would be notified of any meeting held by the Building
Committee to consider any proposed changes in that section of
the Code.
As far as I know, there has been no effort to change
the existing ordinance, but the problem regarding its correct
interpretation and enforcement has not been solved. Recently,
I discussed the matter with Mr. Dan Sweat, Chief Administrative
Officer of the City, in the hope that this problem falls within
his jurisdiction and that he is in position to assist in reach-
ing eee I look forward to hearing from him in the next
ew ye. ’
This is to repeat the request set out in my letter
of April 16th regarding notice and an opportunity to be heard
in the event of a postest to modify Section 114. If it turns
out that this problem cannot be solved on an administrative
level, I will be grateful for an opportunity to discuss the
matter with you and obtain your guidance and advice.
Sincerely yours,
S. White
ESW: erm
ec: Mr. Dan E. Sweat
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