Official Publication of the City of Chattahoochee Hills, GA
CHATT HILLS NEWS
Issue 5 Volume 2 www.chatthillsga.us
MAY 2021
Features
Events
Arts in Chatt Hills
City Government
Our Community Page 3
What’s going on Locally? Page 12
Local Artists Page 18
Stay Informed Page 23
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Beautiful Chattahoochee Hills
MAYOR TOM REED
The beautiful weather we’ve been having for the past few weeks has made me mindful of what an amazing place we live in.
Chattahoochee Hills is – by any standard – just a lovely area. From the beautiful pastures and woods to the quiet gravel roads, and from the scenic byways to the historic homes and farms where many of our neighbors live (and which we all enjoy in passing) – Chattahoochee Hills is simply special. And the best part is the people who make it home. The neighborliness, the willingness to pitch in, to work on behalf of the community and our friends and neighbors— and all of the work that they’ve done to protect this place— keeps it special. It’s part of what makes our little town so different, and what makes me so hopeful for its future. I often talk about our volunteer energy—quiet, unselfish, never looking for accolades—and all the good work accomplished as a result. From volunteers at Brickworks helping feed folks in the community, to people serving on committees helping with Zoning and other important matters. From church groups and others who worked tirelessly in Newnan after the tornadoes, to volunteers who build and keep the trails in the parks in perfect shape, or those who keep our roadsides clean, and so, so much
more; this community is filled with selfless folks. Even our paid crew at the City goes above and beyond the call of duty every single day. I’ve spent a lot of time now working in cities around us, and I would put our team up against any of them for effort, thoughtfulness, productivity, and most important, caring. The work they’re doing is so evident, and it shows in the condition of our town. Our parks are the best, cleanest, and most loved in the area. Our roadsides are the cleanest in any city nearby. You can immediately see it in the eyes of the visitors that come here: they realize they have stepped into a kinder, cleaner, happier, and more beautiful—a better—sort of place. There’s no real point to most of my message this month, except for the importance of remembering how lucky we really are. In between the work and cares of the day, maybe take a little bit of time to be still—to enjoy the view, or to sit with a neighbor, and to wonder at what we’ve been given. And perhaps give a thought to what else you can do as a fellow steward of that gift. As well, we have lost several icons of our community in the past days, Betty Ann Hargis and Judy Hayes among them, folks who loved this community and cared about it deeply. If you have a moment and haven’t already, send some love their families’ way. Be well and be safe. Mayor Tom Reed
I just watched a short and troubling video message from City of South Fulton Mayor Bill Edwards, who voiced a strong concern about the proliferation of warehouses in neighboring cities, and the associated effects of truck traffic, pollution, and lack of concern for residents’ property values and overall wellbeing. Mayor Edwards’ video, below, shows a bird's eye view of a warehouse built in Union City, backing up directly to a residential community—and right across the street from his own City. He calls for south Fulton County mayors to work together to stop the intrusion of warehouse facilities into residential areas, and to come up with a plan to find more suitable areas for warehouses so they do not affect the quality of life where people have their homes. I have worked to protect our quality of life here in Chattahoochee Hills by helping to fashion our rules and restrictions, and also by collaborating with the neighboring cities to ensure that one city’s actions do not negatively impact the quality of life in the neighboring cities. All of this is to say that I am thankful for leaders who have an extended vision beyond their borders, and I urge you to watch Bill Edwards’ important message. Here is the Mayor of South Fulton's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mh4wk3bEefY
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A Barnyard Quartet Added to the Chatt Hills Barn Quilt Trail Announcing the newest addition to the Chatt Hills Barn Quilt Trail: “Barnyard Quartet” hosted by BreeAnne Clowdus and Courtney Howe at The Good Place Farm, 7770 Barnes Rd, Chattahoochee Hills, GA 30268.
cared for at The Good Place Farm. To read more about their barn quilts, visit their page at: http://www.chatthillsbarnquilttrail.com/good-place-farm. html
A Patchwork of Animals Thank Their Lucky Star BreeAnne Clowdus & Courtney Howe fled the city for greener pastures when they found the perfect place to raise their three “rock star” kids and a few animals on a 15-acre farm in Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia. They started out with three animals in 2016, but as they shared their adventures on social media, friends began contributing animals in need of a good home. For their barn quilts, a custom pattern was created that features four patchwork animals, each with a lucky star. This "Barnyard Quartet" represents the 72 animals lovingly
About the Chatt Hills Barn Quilt Trail The Chatt Hills Barn Quilt Trail is a community art project designed to celebrate the rural heritage of Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia. It features a collection of colorful quilt squares painted on large sign boards (4x4 or 8x8) affixed to barns, outbuildings, homes, or businesses. A map shows the location of these barn quilts along the trail and points visitors to the website where heritage information is provided for locations and quilts. For more information and a map of the quilt trail, visit: www.chatthillsbarnquilttrail.com
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BreeAnne Clowdus, Courtney Howe, daughter Vivianne, and twins Dashel and Shepherd care for 72 animals on The Good Place Farm.
Discovering the Good Place, in Chattahoochee Hills By BreeAnne Clowdus Like so many new families to the area, Courtney and I first became aware of Chattahoochee Hills after visiting Serenbe. But our journey didn’t stop there. We’d often drive around the surrounding roads and backroads dreaming of the day when we could leave our suburban life of traffic, frenzied schedules, and perfectly mowed patches of weed-free grass behind. One day we took a right onto Jones Ferry Road and found ourselves passing by the very land we now own. I remarked to Courtney, “I think if I could pick anywhere to live in this area, it would be on this road. It’s just magical.” Fast forward almost a decade later when, after two solid years of searching, we were just about to put an offer in on a property that was good enough but wasn’t perfect. We were just too tired to keep looking, and the kids were getting older, and we really wanted them to have as close to a “Little House on the Prairie” childhood as we could manage. So good enough would have to do. But then a link comes through my phone and a text from Courtney: “This place looks good. Go see it real fast this morning just to make sure before we put in the other offer.” I had no 4
clue where the address was exactly, but as I got closer and closer and my wheels landed on that familiar gravel, I realized I was pulling onto the very road I had dreamed of living on a decade earlier! Now, I’m thinking, “Please let the property be perfect,” and it was! It was neither too big nor too small. It was not in ruins nor was it renovated: we could put our own mark on it. It had a lake which I absolutely had to have for fishing, and there was a beautiful old barn, which we would need for future animal additions (of which there would be many). It was the Goldilocks property, so we put in an offer within 15 minutes--and soon after it was ours! It took us about 18 months of work along with our amazing carpenter, Robert Whitaker, to clean up and renovate the property, and then we were off to the races! We turned our garage into a rehearsal space for the kids’ band; we added pasture after pasture to accommodate the many animals that would seek refuge on our 15 acres; and we caught a hefty amount of fish in our little lake. The kids made music, made art, did schoolwork on hay bales, learned to drive a tractor, cared for animals, learned to grow and preserve their
own food, and soaked up as much fresh air as their lungs would hold. Once we started to share our farm on social media, word spread of this magical place where life is good and the grass is plentiful. Then came the donations of animals: misfits, refugees, side-of-the-road finds. They all made their way to our farm, and with each new addition, the “Good” multiplied. Turns out, the more we have to love and care for, the more loving and caring we become. Today, humans are not the only noisemakers on this little plot of land. The sound of 72 animals fills the air each day. Every time I have to go to town (which is a necessity from time to time), I am always so excited to hit my gravel road again. The sound of the rocks under my tires, the sound of my kids playing music in our garage, and the never-ending sounds of the many creatures who now call our farm home are truly the music that goes straight to your heart--it’s the soundtrack to life at The Good Place. Ours isn’t exactly the “Little House on the Prairie,” but I think Laura Ingalls Wilder would approve. We are so very lucky to live here. We named our farm, “The Good Place,” because short of heaven, this is as close as you’re gonna get.
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Chattahoochee Hills Barn Quilt Trail www.chatthillsbarnquilttrail.com
We invite you to tour the Chatt Hills Barn Quilt Trail and visit our website to learn more about the rich rural heritage of beautiful Chattahoochee Hills. Visitors are welcome to take photos from the public road, and are invited to shop in the local businesses.
1. “Rico Star” Smith’s Grocery Store 6400 Campbellton-Redwine Rd
9. “Carpenters Wheel” Bill & Wanda Varner 12565 Jones Ferry Rd
13. “Marth Washington’s Star” George & Bettina Brown 8095 Vernon Grove Rd
2. “Montana” Buddy & Janice Garner 12290 Whiteside Rd
10. “Llama Star” Glen & Kelly Vann 8275 Cochran Rd
14. “Thoroughbred” George & Bettina Brown 8095 Vernon Grove Rd
3. “Orienteering Compass” Laurie Searle & Sam Smith 12600 Whiteside Rd
11. “Bear Paw” Bear Creek Nature Center 6300 Cochran Mill Rd
15. “Barnyard Quartet” BreeAnne Clowdus & Courtney Howe 7770 Barnes Rd
4. “Stars & Bars” Laurie Searle & Sam Smith 12600 Whiteside Rd
12. “Western Spy” Mark & Debby Burdett 5365 Cochran Mill Rd
5. “Henry’s Own” Henry & Annella Branan 9275 Wilkerson Mill Rd 6. “Flying Birds” Fountain Family Barn Across from 8655 Cochran Rd 7. “Sarah’s Choice” John F. Beavers House garage 8655 Cochran Rd 8. “Providence” Kenneth & Elaine Bryant 7645 Campbellton-Redwine Rd
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Left: Serenbe Institute Offices in the Art Farm. Above: Musical outreach at Grady Burn Center.
The Serenbe Institute For Art, Culture & the Environment Financial Transparency From the Serenbe Institute Executive Director, Jennifer Bauer-Lyons As a nonprofit organization, financial transparency is a key component of the work we do. Being transparent allows us to have the most impact in the South Fulton region. We aim to connect communities through our programs and Divisions, and that is simply not possible without the funds to do so. We can’t deliver services without donors putting their faith and trust into our financial handlings. For us as a 501(c)3, receiving contributions from individuals, funders & grants, prioritizes this component. As an organization that serves the public, we have to be clear on how these contributions are allocated. For instance, last year, funds were allocated to continue services through the COVID-19 pandemic. We provided over 1300 classes and public engagements, serving over 7700 community residents and employing over 180 artists. In addition, 419 days were spent in residency over the course of 2020. Last year also provided us time to make some much needed improvements to our facilities at the Art Farm. We removed broken, unusable and unrecyclable junk from the premises, put a fresh new coat of blue paint on the house that is our primary office space, installed interior flooring, painted the interior of the house, installed new sustainable windows, removed dead trees, and cleaned the landscaping up. As we work to make the Art Farm a destination for the community to come and engage in Art, Culture 6
& Environment, these updates were both necessary and inevitable. Something unique to our organization is that we have a longstanding partnership with Serenbe HOA in which we receive a transfer fee with each sale of a home or a lot in the Serenbe community. These contributions, which we are so grateful for, have allowed us to grow our impact over the years. To show our gratitude, this past spring we worked with Serenbe HOA to modify the language of the Serenbe CCRs to allow us to acknowledge the transfer fees as a donation. All of these pieces are why we have initiatives, projects, and communications in place to be transparent with our annual financials. We release an annual report (which can be found at https://www.serenbeinstitute.org/about-us) that highlights not just our programs, leadership, and impact, but also discloses our financial standing. To accurately disclose our finances in the annual report, we take part in a yearly audit that is conducted by an outside, professional financial firm. (Our 2020 Annual Report will be updated with audited financials when we receive the completed audit in mid-summer.) Our Guidestar Profile is updated annually. Guidestar, a database powered by Candid, is an information service that specializes in reporting on nonprofits operating in the
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Clockwise: Hair performance, Terminus Ballet rehearsal, Serenbe Playhouse performance, and AIR Serenbe Spoken-word Poets.
United States. Our profile on Guidestar includes information and reports on programming efforts, evaluation tools, financials (990s, audits & other IRS documentation), and various operational insights. For the 4th year in a row, the Serenbe Institute was awarded Guidestar’s highest level of recognition, the Platinum Seal of Transparency. This seal is provided to organizations that, by Guidestar’s standards, value measuring progress & results, providing accurate data to donors & funders, and showing overall improvement over the years. The necessity of financial transparency is clear to our organization. The impact our organization has on the com-
munities of South Fulton is directly tied to our efforts to be financially transparent. Transparency gives us the opportunity to raise not just more funds, but to also increase our community of friends, patrons, and supporters. As we continue on, financial transparency will remain as a guiding principle in all we do.
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History of Tommy Lee Cook Farm We are well-versed in supporting communities with special needs & exceptionalities. Our founder, Mitchell T. Wilson, has been dedicated to enriching the lives of people in need for nearly a decade, & in a variety of ways. From finding career advancement opportunities & job training, to planting gardens & educating communities regarding health & wellness initiatives, Mitchell has focused on improving the lives of many hundreds of people in recent years. In 2017, a property was secured to begin cultivating a place for respite & recovery for those we serve. In 2019, Tommy Lee Cook Farm & TLC Etcetera became the public face of a well established synergy between a variety of projects benefitting everyone involved. We added TLC Etcetera as we prepare to gain 501c3 status for Tommy Lee Cook Farm. Both organizations will be branded under the TLC marketing umbrella. TLC Etcetera - Tree Care, Landscaping, Climbing, Etcetera "We thought you worked with folks with unique challenges; how do you have time to help homeowners with landscaping?" Simply put, in an effort to fund our goals to create a refuge for individuals in need and support them to better integrate into the community, we found a niche whereby our team can funnel proceeds from a host of for-profit services in and around our community. Our team has grown rapidly, and we have the experts on staff needed to do many types of projects. Currently we focus on tree care, landscape beautification and maintenance, ladder and rope 8
Drone photography of the Farm at Serenbe organized by Peter Clemens to assist Farm Manager Ian Giusto, photography by Mitchell Wilson and assembled into one shot from 29 images by Robert Lederman. access work, fencing, painting, pressure washing, handyman services moving and waste management services, etc. Satisfaction Guaranteed What is more satisfying than a life well lived? Working with others to make the world a more beautiful and inclusive place to live is our goal. If our clients are happy, we are happy. If change is needed, we implement plans to make needed progress, no matter what the task or project is at hand. Contact us, we are licensed & insured! Tommy Lee Cook Farm (678) 451-4445
https://subspla.sh/bynbsrg Megan's Prayer A Short Documentary Suicide, Addiction, Mental Health A raw look into how these three afflictions are so closely related is both moving and educational. Featuring stories from those left behind, those still struggling, and those who have freedom.
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Josh Horwitz, Harrison Greer, and Grant Hurless. Tree Care We can trim & prune trees, or remove if necessary. Safety is our specialty.
Landscaping We are available to consult with you on solutions to make your property more beautiful. We are artists, and we treat our work as such.
Charles Wilgus, Josh Horwitz, and Mitchell Wilson of TLC Farms & TLC Etcetera ~ Photo Robert Lederman Climbing...Etcetera We offer a variety of services, which include but are not limited to: Roof/gutter repairs and cleaning Pressure washing Window washing & revitalization
Basic plumbing Painting Carpentry Light electrical Pest control Assorted vehicle services Moving Fencing Firewood
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Destination Serenbe: 14+ Health & Wellness Offerings All in One Place Serenbe is lucky to have so many health and wellness services in the community with currently 14+ different offerings available, most located in the Mado neighborhood. Every family’s and individual’s needs and journey to wellness is different, so having a variety of providers and services available for Chatt Hills residents, visitors, and neighbors allows the overall community to truly thrive. Serenbe’s list of health services is growing, and many have offices in the One Mado building, above Halsa restaurant. These include: the Spa at Serenbe, Serenbe Yoga & Bodyworks, The Brainery chiropractic, The Gym at Mado, Precision Performance Physical Therapy, Southern Integrative Environmental (SIE) Medicine, as well as chiropractor Dr. Jeff Comoner. Next door to the One Mado building, you’ll find Studio13 Pilates, Chai Vegan Spa Collection & Salon, Flourish Pediatrics, Creek Retreat, and Center for Positive Change. If you keep walking down the street, you’ll also find cold 10
pressed organic juices from Bamboo Juices. When designing Mado, the idea was to have complete access to all services in one place, creating easy access to everything residents and visitors need. These health and wellness services serve the greater community and have become a destination for the region already. There are also more wellness activities available, such as Goat Yoga, new outdoor yoga classes, an annual trail race, a weekly Friday afternoon farmstand, and the Saturday Farmer’s Market, along with the upcoming organic plant sale at Serenbe Farms, and much more. One of Serenbe’s guiding principles is to live a welllived life. Prioritizing your health leads to a happier and more fulfilled life, so in order to help the greater community achieve their health and wellness goals, make an appointment, stop by Serenbe, and enjoy the new destination for health and wellness.
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Above: Serenbe Yoga & Bodyworks; Below: Egoscue
Above: Spa at Serenbe; Below: Creek Retreat
Serenbe Wellness Services Service Business Spa Spa at Serenbe Yoga Serenbe Yoga & Bodyworks Gym/Cycling Gym at Mado Chiropractic The Brainery Physical Therapy Precision Performance PT Integrative Medicine SIE Medical Pilates Studio13 Pilates Vegan Hair Care & Salon Chai Vegan Spa/Salon Pediatritian Flourish Pediatrics Hydrofacial Spa Creek Retreat Mental Healthcare Center for Positive Change Hair Salon Proper Hair (located in Selborne) Postural Therapy Egoscue of Atlanta Bike Repair & Rentals Pro Bike Repair (located in Crossroads)
Phone Number 770-463-0880 404-954-2327 678-772-3025 404-543-2394 770-842-1418 404-963-9769 770-629-2327 770-480-4055 470-500-6844 917-797-7410 770-927-8100 404 666-4441 678.528.2393 770-693-7335
Studio 13 Pilates
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EVENTS City of Chattahoochee Hills and the American Red Cross are hosting an upcoming blood drive. Please join our lifesaving mission and schedule an appointment today! Drive Details: Site: City of Chattahoochee Hills Address: 6505 Rico Road, Palmetto, GA, 30268 Room Name: Community Room
Date: Wed May 12, 2021 Time: 01:00 PM - 06:00 PM Blood Program Leader Name: Robbie Rokovitz Blood Program Leader Phone Number: 770-463-8881 Click here to make an appointment https://rcblood.org/2QEBMj2 In partnership with the American Red Cross, the City of Chattahoochee Hills. Come give blood and tell your friends and family to join you. The need for blood is constant, and only volunteer donors can fulfill that need for patients in our community. Nationwide, someone needs a unit of blood every 2 to 3 seconds, and most of us will need blood in our lifetime. Thank you for supporting the American Red Cross Blood Program! Download the Red Cross Blood Donor App on the App Store, Google Play or text BLOODAPP to 90999. Schedule appointments, view your blood type and results of your mini-physical, and track your donations.
Volunteer In Your Community Team Reed Realtors, In honor of Volunteer Appreciation Day, say thank you to those who joined us at the last roadway clean up in Chattahoochee Hills.
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Mike Farris
Will Kimbrough
Coming off of an incredible GRAMMY win for 2015’s SHINE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE (Best Roots Gospel album), Nashville rocker Mike Farris keeps it earthy and personal on SILVER & STONE, on Compass Records. The title refers to his wife Julie's wedding ring, and the album is a celebration of their 23 years of marriage and her steadfastness in sticking by him through his years struggling with addiction and alcoholism. Now sober for 7 years, Farris has the energy and conviction of a man saved, a stack of anecdotes and life experiences that would make most people’s heads spin, and a soulful vocal delivery reminiscent of Sam Cooke or Otis Redding. Tickets https://bit.ly/3gh5k0R
Will Kimbrough has spent a lifetime writing songs and performing them, along the way becoming a respected recording artist, producer, and musician. His latest album is I Like It Down Here, and his next release is Spring Break, a solo acoustic record in the tradition of Folkways and Vanguard folk records. Will's songs have been recorded by Jimmy Buffett, Little Feat, Todd Snider, Jack Ingram, Gretchen Peters, and many others. His production credits include: Buffett, Doug Seegers, Todd Snider, Radney Foster and Steve Poltz. Will is a prolific writer and recording artist, a member of Willie Sugarcapps, DADDY, and Emmylou Harris' Red Dirt Boys. Tickets https://bit.ly/2ROcqzP
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Chace Village
Sundays 9am - 6pm $10 Entry w/ RSVP Children 12 & under FREE Food & Drinks Available $30 BYOB (Bring your own basket) Gives you the ability to bring your own picnic basket or small cooler with food and drinks to enjoy with your friends or family. Fishing Rod & Paddle Boat Rental Available and more! Be sure to visit the HOME Gallery here at CHACE Village featuring some amazing local artists from Atlanta and take pictures in our increasingly popular 2D room. Tickets https://bit.ly/3dsXNKi 10235 Rivertown Rd, Fairburn, GA 30213, USA https://www.chacevillage.com
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Book Section Grandmama's World by Gwen Bullock and Illustrated by Greg Newington When I became a grandmother, I had a sudden need to honor all grandmothers, specifically my grandchild’s other grandmother, whom he affectionately called "Grandmama." I wrote the words, and Greg Newington brought them to life with his whimsical imagination and photographic expertise, featuring many models from the neighborhood. A great gift for children or new grandparents, Grandmama's World is for sale at: Chatt Hills Gallery in Serenbe for $10, a donation to the gallery. Greg is a proud South Australian and has had his work commissioned by many of America’s most recognizable corporations, celebrities, and interior designers. He has worked as a photographer and editor for newspaper and publishing companies in Australia, The US, and The Middle East for over 40 years. His photographs and illustrations have appeared in over 300 publications worldwide. He was Director of Photography for Australia's prestigious Fairfax Business Media Group for 11 years, overseeing the management and creative direction of 16 magazines and two newspapers. In addition to Grandmama's World, Greg has illustrated and photographed the cover images for the Sam Call series of novels by Mathew Eberz, A Single Seed by Phoebe Fraser, and 41 Photographers of the Middle East. He also photographed Courthouses of Georgia for which he received an award for the best reference book of 2014 by The National Library of America.
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Both Sides of the Old Road By Nicholas Widener
Contact Nicholas at: nicholas.widener@gmail.com
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I use photo-genealogy in Both Sides of the Old Road to excavate my familial roots. Combining archival letters, old family photographs, and objects with my own portraits and landscapes, I endeavor to tell the story of my ancestral origins in the Black Belt region of Alabama. My brother, Andrew Widener, is a genealogist at Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) in Washington, D.C. He has researched, collected, and identified information and oddities about our family for over a decade. Halfway through this odyssey, I began to ride along with him to the Black Belt where the stories he gathered turned into visual imagery. William Christenberry’s photographic ruminations on place and time have had a lasting impact on me. He was born in the Black Belt, not far from where I shot most of this work. Other great photographers like Walker Evans and Andrew Moore have tread there, too. The work of eminent Southerners like Sally Mann, William Eggleston, Harper Lee, and Jeff Nichols have had an influence on me and my topophilia for the South. All in all, I seek to situate and understand my place among the generations that came before and the generations yet to come by searching for the ties that bind them together. Nicholas Widener is a photographer based in Chattahoochee Hills, GA. He graduated from Georgia College in 2013 with a BA in Mass Communication and the Savannah College of Art and Design with an MFA in Photography in 2019. Last year Nicholas founded the Film program at his high school alma mater, Woodward Academy. He is presently teaching film studies and coaching cross country and track and field. Work from Both Sides of the Old Road has been featured in group exhibitions at the Chatt Hills Co-Op, Serenbe Art Farm, and Slow Exposures. He exhibited two solo shows, premiering work from the book at Woodward Academy and Theatrical Outfit in Atlanta.
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Book Section May Selections from Hills & Hamlets Bookshop and Underground Books: Hills & Hamlets Bookshop is a charming neighborhood bookstore in the Serenbe development of Chattahoochee Hills and was founded by the couple behind Underground Books in Carrollton. Hills & Hamlets Bookshop is open on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 11 to 4, and we’re open 24/7 online at www.bookshop.org/shop/undergroundbooks and info@hillsandhamlets.com.
New in Non-Fiction: The Bomber Mafia: A Dream, a Temptation, and the Longest Night of the Second World War by Malcolm Gladwell In The Bomber Mafia, Malcolm Gladwell weaves together the stories of a Dutch genius and his homemade computer, a band of brothers in central Alabama, a British psychopath, and pyromaniacal chemists at Harvard to examine one of the greatest moral challenges in modern American history. The Bomber Mafia is a riveting story of persistence, innovation, and the incalculable wages of war. Signed copies available in-store only. Buy online: https://bookshop.org/a/45/9780316296618
New in Science Fiction: Sorrowland by Rivers Solomon Vern—seven months pregnant and desperate to escape the strict religious compound where she was raised—flees for the shelter of the woods. But even in the forest, Vern is a hunted woman. Forced to fight back against the community that refuses to let her go, she unleashes incredible brutality far beyond what a person should be capable of, her body wracked by inexplicable and uncanny changes. To understand her metamorphosis and to protect her small family, Vern has to face the past, and more troublingly, the future—outside the woods. Finding the truth will mean uncovering the secrets of the compound she fled but also the violent history in America that produced it. Signed copies available in-store only. Buy online: https://bookshop.org/a/45/9780374266776
New in Picture Books: It Feels Good to Be Yourself: A Book about Gender Identity by Theresa Thorn, illustrated by AIR Serenbe's Noah Grigni Some people are boys. Some people are girls. Some people are both, neither, or somewhere in between. This sweet, straightforward exploration of gender identity will give children a fuller understanding of themselves and others. With child-friendly language and vibrant art, It Feels Good to Be Yourself provides young readers and parents alike with the vocabulary to discuss this important topic with sensitivity. Signed copies available in-store only. Buy online: https://bookshop.org/a/45/9781250302953
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Digital rendering of mural for Spruill Center for the Arts
Diana Toma Coming to Teach a Watercolor Class at City Hall June 5 Diana Toma is an award-winning Romanian visual artist currently teaching and creating in Atlanta, Georgia. Influenced by the European culture in which she was raised and enriched with American flavor, her style arrived at a unique cross that blends traditional techniques in a contemporary approach. Holding a Master’s Degree in Fine Arts from the prestigious Romanian University of Art and Design in Cluj-Napoca, Diana has been engaging with the art community since 1995, showcasing her work in over a hundred international group exhibitions and eight solo art shows. Diana is often invited to judge and jury art shows and to speak on behalf of the working artist on panels discussions, such as The Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs, and The Contemporary Museum in Atlanta, Georgia. Between 1995 and 2021 Diana won an array of awards locally as well as on an international level. Her artworks have been showcased in art magazines, billboards, and acquired for display in public spaces. Diana is the demonstration chair for Georgia Watercolor Society and the former IWS USA branch president of the International Watercolor Society. Diana also teaches painting classes for adults in the greater Atlanta area, and at other art centers within the USA and abroad. Her teaching approach focuses on fast, free-flowing painting release, and overcoming creative blockages.
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Diana Toma will be coming to Chatt Hills June 5, Nonn-3:00pm, $200 Reservations required, space is limited, contact Judy Walker at heyjwalker@gmail.com.
Arts Section Adrienne Anbinder
Brandon Murphy Tom Swanston
Eileen Wilson
Logynn Ferrall
Ken Shephard
Karin Slaton Judy Walker Bob Lederman
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Co-op members are: Adrienne Anbinder, Malinda Lively-Arnold, Janice Barton, Greg Blount, Morgan Boszilkov, Logynn B Ferrall, GW Harper, Gail Foster, Wanda Hughes, Ann Jackson, Robert Lederman, Julie McKinney, Brandon Murphy, Amy Peterson, Ken Shephard, Karin Slaton, Tom Swanston, Judy Walker and Eileen Wilson | 9057 Selborne Lane & Paint Space, 10625 Serenbe Lane Unit A. Open by appointment: 818.434.5436 www.chatthillsgalleryserenbe.com CHATT HILLS NEWS - MAY 2021 - SUBSCRIBE TO CHATT HILLS NEWS
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Charlotte Abotsi AIR Serenbe SWACC! Focus Fellow 2021 (May 1 - 31) Charlotte Abotsi is an artist and writer who resides in Providence, Rhode Island. She writes essays, poems, and screenplays. She is an aspiring filmmaker. She has experience with non-fiction video and editing. Her work seeks to discuss and disrupt the complexities of Black womanhood, and bringing to Black immigrant stories to the forefront. She has been featured in The Huffington Post and Mic. com. Charlotte is the director of the Providence Poetry Slam, where she serves as a youth director, booking coordinator, and slam master. She has competed in several international slams, and placed in the top 20 at the 2016 Women of the World Poetry Slam. Charlotte is a 2017 Feminine Empowerment Movement Slam winner. 20
Fraser Jones (May 1 - 15) Independent Residency
Jessica Handler (May 16 - 30) Independent Residency
Fraser is a documentary filmmaker living, creating, and gardening in his hometown of Atlanta, Georgia. His current work, Where the Butterflies Go, is a comedic nature documentary that seeks to help preserve and save the Monarch butterfly.
Jessica Handler is the author of the novel The Magnetic Girl, winner of the 2020 Southern Book Prize, an Indie Next pick, Wall Street Journal Spring 2019 pick, Bitter Southerner Summer 2019 pick, and a SIBA Okra Pick. Her memoir, Invisible Sisters, was named one of the “Twenty Five Books All Georgians Should Read,” and her craft guide Braving the Fire: A Guide to Writing About Grief and Loss was praised by Vanity Fair magazine. Her writing has appeared on NPR, in Tin House, Drunken Boat, The Bitter Southerner, Brevity, Creative Nonfiction, Newsweek, The Washington Post, Electric Lit, and More Magazine. She teaches creative writing at Oglethorpe University in Atlanta and lectures internationally on writing.
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AIR Serenbe, the nonprofit artist residency program of the Serenbe Institute for Art, Culture, & the Environment, invests in artists of all disciplines. They provide the time and space necessary for the development of new work, as well as focused public programming that brings audiences in close contact with creative processes and practices. For more information, visit: www.airserenbe.com
Memorial Betty Ann Hargis October 5, 1936 April 7, 2021 Betty Ann Hattaway Hargis, of Palmetto, passed away on April 7 at the age of 84 after living with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, a lung illness, for many years. A lifelong member of Friendship Baptist Church, she was an active force in the Friendship community throughout her life. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Friendship Baptist Church Cemetery Fund, 6090 Cochran Mill Road, Palmetto, Georgia 30268. Obit: www.parrottfuneralhome.com/obituaries/Betty-Hargis/
Ronald (Ron) Alan White August 26, 1947 April 25, 2021 Ronald (Ron) Alan White, age 73, of Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia, died peacefully on April 25, 2021 at Southwest Christian Care Hospice in Union City, GA. Ron was born in Atlanta to McCoy and Helen (Mitchell) White, and grew up in East Point. In lieu of flowers, donations in Ron’s memory can be made to the Southwest Christian Care Hospice, 7225 Lester Road, Union City, GA 30291. Obit: www.parrottfuneralhome.com/obituaries/Ronald-RonWhite-2/
Mrs. Judy Quarles Hayes August 14, 1943 April 23, 2021 Mrs. Judy Quarles Hayes, 77, of Palmetto, passed Friday, April 23, 2021. She was born August 14, 1943, in Etowah County, Alabama, daughter of the late, Howard Quarles and Mary Castleberry Quarles. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in memory of Mrs. Hayes to the Alzheimer’s Research Foundation, 620 Sea Island Road, Suite 288, St. Simons Island, GA 31522, or Alzheimers.org. Obit: www.parrottfuneralhome.com/obituaries/Judy-Hayes-2/
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OUR CHURCHES Campbellton Baptist Church 8660 Campbellton Fairburn Rd Friendship Baptist Church 6090 Cochran Mill Rd www.friendshipbaptistchatthills.com Interfaith Fellowship at Serenbe www.facebook.com/ groups/1964824926878340/ New Hope United Methodist Church 7875 Atlanta Newnan Rd
Providence Baptist Church 6402 Campbellton Redwine Rd www.pbcrico.org Rico United Methodist Church 6475 Rico Rd Rivertown United Methodist Church 9325 Rivertown Rd Sardis Baptist Church 8400 Sardis Rd www.sardisbaptistch.com
Southside at Serenbe 10 am in the Oak Room of the Inn at Serenbe, 10950 Hutchenson Ferry Road. If you have questions contact Cathy Gailey at cgailey@remax.net or 404-456-6347. Southern Crescent Unitarian Universalist Fellowship www.facebook.com/SouthernCrescentUUFellowship/ Vernon Grove Baptist Church 8440 Vernon Grove Rd
OTHER CHURCHES IN CHATT HILLS Many churches have suspended services and activities due to the COVID-19 precautions. Please check with the individual churches to get an update on their schedules.
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BRICKWORKS REPORT Chatt Hills Community Brickworks - April
The Brickworks Food Pantry served 75 clients through our food bank in April, thanks to our wonderful volunteers who have reorganized our pantry space to allow us to better serve those in need. Lots to share this month! We have started classes at Brickworks. Whittling has just completed. Needle point starts this next week. We will be offering a birding class soon. Check our FB page for updates and more classes to come. We also will be offering more ways for the community to donate pet and client food. Look for the information on our website and FB page coming soon.
Community Brickworks 6505 Rico Rd., Chatt Hills, GA 30268, 770-463-6600
we have collected $3000. All proceeds have been donated to Bridging the Gap, a Newnan nonprofit helping the victims of the tornado. All food, paper, and cleaning product donations have also been taken to Newnan. Thanks to all who donated! Chatt Hills Library: The library continues to be cleaned and reorganized, making way for a craft area and greater space for computer use. Miss Sarah Bee has generously offered to have kids story time on Tuesdays at 4 pm, so bring your kiddos! Come see us. Big changes happening! Donations can be made through website: CommunityBrickworks.org, and for more information.
Neighbors helping neighbors: For the month of April, all proceeds from our Donation tab on our website are going to help those in Newnan. So far,
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City Government Call to Order Called to order at 6:05 Members present: Reed, Foster, Searle, Lowe Members absent: Schmidt, Bettis Review and Approval of Agenda Amended as follows: 1. Table Item 21-021, Resolution appointing Parks Commission Members 2. Table Item 21-022, Resolution appointing Planning Commission Members 3. Add Item 21-024, Ordinance to amend and revise Chapter 20, Article II, Parks and Recreation Ordinance to add a provision preventing the use of metal detectors in the parks without prior approval of the City Council. Passed 3-0 Approval of Minutes 1. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of March 2, 2021 Passed 3-0 Presentations / Proclamations (None) Staff Reports Financial Update: Robbie Rokovitz Fire Department Report: Greg Brett Police Department Report: Jim Little Public Works/Parks Report: Darold Wendlandt Community Development Report: Mike Morton Public Hearing 1. Item 21-015: Public Hearing and Action to consider an application for a Special Event Limited Pouring License –Wine and Malt Beverages. The name in which the license is to be issued –Tough Mudder/ Licensee – Allen Monette. The location of the event – 9445 Browns Lake Road. No action taken.
Action Minutes ~ Regular Meeting of the Mayor and Council City of Chatt Hills April 6, 2021 / 6:00 p.m. New Business 1. Item 21-016: Provisional approval for Imagine Festival. Passed 3-0 2. Item 21-017: Cell Tower Land Lease Agreement with Cellco Partnership d/b/a Version Wireless – location is city owned property located on Upper Wooten Road. Passed 3-0 3. Item 21-018: Resolution declaring surplus property and sale of surplus property. Passed 3-0 4. Item 21-019: Resolution for a Capital Lease Purchase agreement with the Georgia Municipal Association – proceeds of the lease purchase financing to be used to purchase (1) John Deere 6145M Tractor, (2) John Deere 5100E Utility Tractors, and (2) BW10.60 Cutters with chains. Passed 3-0 5. Item 21-020: Resolution appointing Historic Commission members. Passed 3-0 6. Item 21-021: Resolution appointing Parks Commission members. Tabled 7. Item 21-022: Resolution appointing Planning Commission members. Tabled 8. Item 21-023: Approve purchase of GENESIS extrication combination tool for an amount not to exceed $12,925. Passed 3-0 9. Item 21-024: Ordinance to amend and revise Chapter 20, Article II, Parks and Recreation Ordinance to add a provision preventing the use of metal detectors in the parks without prior approval of the City Council. Passed 3-0 Executive Session (None) Adjourn Meeting: The meeting adjourned at 6:50 p.m.
Unfinished Business There was no unfinished business.
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City Government Chattahoochee Hills Comprehensive Plan Update A website is being developed by the project planner and is expected to be announced soon. In the meantime, here is the recording of the last Steering Committee Meeting: https://youtu.be/38Ci9J4S5C4. A summary is provided below, including the meeting schedules. All meetings are open to the public; however, steering committee meetings are (generally) limited to discussion among those on the committee. ABOUT THE COMP PLAN The Comprehensive Plan is required by the Department of Community Affairs (DCA) to maintain a municipal status. In addition, it’s important to make sure the Comp Plan contains the city’s needs, goals, and proposed projects. Our assigned program manager, Keri Stevens, will be working with our city to make sure the Plan meets all the DCA requirements. Required elements of the plan include: Vision and Goals Needs and Opportunities Community Work Broadband services Land Use Economic Development Transportation Housing STEERING COMMITTEE The City is required to provide a list of Steering Committee members, which must include a member of the governing authority (elected official) and representative of the local economic development community. The designated steering committee is as follows: Name Tom Reed Ruby Foster Laurie Searle Bob Simpson former City Manager 24
Affiliation City Council City Council City Council Planning Commission Chair,
Diana Wilson Parks Commission Chair Allison Duncan Historic Commission Chair, planner Mark Hennessey Property Owner Charles Adams VHB; Planning Team for Carl Bouckaert’s property Raj Attra Property Owner, Orchards Gene Griffith Wilkerson Mill Gardens, Historic Commission Bettina Brown Attorney, Chattahoochee Hills Municipal Judge Pro Tem Doug Cloud Environmental Attorney Kristie Wendelberger Rodale Institute MEETING SCHEDULE AND ZOOM INFORMATION Public Hearing and Presentation Date/Time: February 2 City Council Meeting / 6:00 PM Topic: Introduction and Overview Steering Committee Meeting #1 Date/Time: March 23, 2021 / 12:00 PM Topic: Introduction/Timeline/Updated Data Review/SWOT Analysis/Next Steps Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/99687195598?pwd=ME4zUE5sTEhCS3hDWVVnb05KVVRyQT09 Meeting ID: 996 8719 5598, Passcode: 045702 Steering Committee Meeting #2 Date/Time: April 29 / 12:00 PM Topic: Vision/Land Use/ Work Plan Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/99138058322?pwd=OXF5WXBmRnNJdEk3QlVXNER6aUJ4Zz09 Meeting ID: 991 3805 8322, Passcode: 792499 Public Meeting: Monday, May 3, Time: 6:00 p.m. Topic: Additional details will follow Steering Committee Meeting #3 Date/Time: May 27 / 12:00 PM Topic: TBA Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/98134807596?pwd=YUc3QkFia1owNURKN3RJVlliQUY3UT09 Meeting ID: 981 3480 7596, Passcode: 598440
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CDC Get the latest Coronavirus (COVID-19) information HERE.
The State of Georgia has a new COVID-19 hotline. If you believe that you are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 or have been exposed to the novel coronavirus, please contact your primary care doctor or an urgent care clinic. Please do not show up unannounced at an emergency room or health care facility. CALL THIS HOTLINE: (844) 442-2681
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Wayfinding in Chatt Hills It has been said that Chattahoochee Hills is the 5th largest city in the State by total area. This can make it challenging for visitors to navigate to their destination, which often is a local attraction. So when the smartphone navigation apps fail or take drivers in the wrong direction, never fear: wayfinding is near. It will not be long until you start seeing some new signage around Chattahoochee Hills. That’s right. The new wayfinding signage is being fabricated right now and will soon be strategically installed at various intersections throughout the City to help guide visitors to their desired destinations—and we have plenty to see in our 58-squaremile rural oasis. You likely have noticed that we already have one gateway sign up on South Fulton Parkway at Rivertown Road. This is the style and theme the Mayor and Council wanted for the wayfinding signage. The RFP for this project was issued in July of 2020 and awarded by Council to ASI Signage Innovation in August of 2020. This was a design-build RFP in which the award recipient was charged with the design, fabrication, and installation. The total contract for this initial implementation of this project is $107,900 and will be funded using Hotel Motel Funds. Hotel Motel 26
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Funds are generated by the 7% tax charged to visitors who stay in local hospitality centers such as the Inn at Serenbe, La Hacienda Bed and Breakfast, and Air B&Bs. While there have been City Council Work Sessions to discuss the design and types of wayfinding signage needed for Chatt Hills, the City Council Planning Retreat in February culminated in some general direction for ASI. Pictured in this article are the styles and colors of our new wayfinding signage. We have several types to include the primary gateway, secondary gateway, city limits, primary directional, secondary directional, and street signs. The goal of the wayfinding signage is to help our visitors, which often include family and friends of our citizens, find their way to local attractions such as our parks, Inns, Bed and Breakfast spots, special event venues, Hamlets such as Serenbe, and other local destinations. We hope you are as excited as we are about this wayfinding project. Our plan is to install all of the signs around the city under our current contract. Once we get the core grouping of signs up, we can assess whether and what sort of signage may be added in the future.
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Greg Brett, Chief of Fire, EMS & Emergency Management City of Chattahoochee Hills Greg.Brett@chatthillsga.us 770-463-1592, office, 404-441-9850, mobile
We accept the challenges—whatever they may be, at any hour, and however the need arises. There are so many unique angles to the Fire and Medical services provided in Chattahoochee Hills. Search and rescue training is necessary to support our park system, especially Cochran Mill Park; drafting skills for fire engine driver/engineers are vital since roughly 65%
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of our city doesn’t have water hydrants; and, emergency, trauma medical skills are paramount since we are the most distant city from ambulance services and hospitals. Did you know 18.5 miles of our city’s western boundary is Chattahoochee River frontage, a place where more and more boaters and kayakers are adventuring? Increased river “traffic” makes water rescue skills and resources an imperative for our Fire/EMS personnel. Community education might be one of the best uses of our time, so we make ourselves available to teach CPR, fire safety, first aid and more. We work hard to be ready for any emergency, but the best preparation teaching others to prevent emergencies. One law of physics is “for every action there is an equal or opposite reaction.” Your Fire and EMS Department is an example of physics: we attempt to restore the balance, we meet certain reactions head-on. Our resolve to serve you is unending—I guarantee it. “Out of this nettle, danger, we pluck this flower, safety.” –William Shakespeare
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We will be scheduling Special Called City Council meetings as dictated by circumstances. These will be virtual and open to the public.
City Council Meeting - Tues., May 4, 6:00 pm City Hall - 6505 Rico Road, Chatt Hills, GA 30268
The City will take the following safety precautions: • The City Council room will be set up so that the council and staff are all at least 6’ apart. • Any citizen attendees that want to attend in person will also be separated by at least 6’; capacity will be limited to the number of seats that can fit in the room under those conditions. • The meeting will be streamed live. Check details on the City’s website.
Historic Commission Meeting - Mon. May 10, 6:30pm City Hall - 6505 Rico Road, Chatt Hills, GA 30268 Parks Commission Meeting - Tues., May 11, 6:00pm City Hall - 6505 Rico Road, Chatt Hills, GA 30268s Planning Comission Meeting - Thurs., May 13, 6:30 pm City Hall - 6505 Rico Road, Chatt Hills, GA 30268 City Council Work Session - Thurs., May 27, 6:00 pm City Hall - 6505 Rico Road, Chatt Hills, GA 30268
About Chatt Hills News The official newsletter of the City of Chattahoochee Hills, Chatt Hills News, is published monthly. This publication is compiled from submissions from the community and is available in public locations around the City, at City Hall, or via email subscriptions. Email Subscriptions: To subscribe via email, visit the City’s Website: www.chatthillsga.us Or subscribe directly at this link: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/w9cGwxA Print Copies: Residents of Chatt Hills who do not have Internet may request mailed copies by calling City Hall (770) 463-8881. Article / Event Submissions: If you have a story, event, or suggestion for future articles, we’d like to hear from you. Please submit your information by the 15th of every month for publication on the 1st of the month to: chatthillsnews@chatthillsga.us
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