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THE JACKSON HERALD
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2008
Public Notices Continued
the provisions of the Non-PPA
Bond Resolution permitting the
application of the Trust Estate
for the purposes and on the
terms and conditions set forth in
the Non-PPA Bond Resolution.
The Trust Estate includes
revenues to be received by
MEAG Power under the terms
of certain Additional Units Non-
PPA Power Sales Contracts
(defined in the Non-PPA
Bond Resolution) between
MEAG Power and certain of
the defendant political subdi
visions, and public bodies or
public quasi-corporations relat
ed to defendant political sub
divisions, who have executed
binding Additional Units Non-
PPA Power Sales Contracts
(together, the “Non-PPA
Participants”), which Additional
Units Non-PPA Power Sales
Contracts (i) require that (a)
such Non-PPAParticipantstake
their respective Plant Vogtle
Additional Units Non-PPA
Obligation Shares (as defined
in the Additional Units Non-PPA
Power Sales Contracts) of the
output and services of the Non-
PPA Project and (b) MEAG
Power provide such output and
services, (ii) authorize the issu
ance of the Non-PPA Bonds
and (iii) provide that each such
Non-PPA Participant is uncon
ditionally obligated to make
payments to MEAG Power of
its Plant Vogtle Additional Units
Non-PPA Obligation Share of
Plant Vogtle Additional Units
Non-PPA Project Annual Costs
(as defined in the Additional
Units Non-PPA Power Sales
Contracts), including payment
of amounts due on the Non-
PPA Bonds. The Additional
Units Non-PPA Power Sales
Contracts further provide that
if the revenues of any such
Non-PPA Participant’s electric
system or other funds are not
sufficient for such purpose,
such political subdivision shall
assess and collect a continuing
direct annual tax on all the tax
able property within the bound
aries of such political subdivi
sion to the extent necessary to
provide for any shortfall.
The PPA Bonds are direct
and special obligations of
MEAG Power to which MEAG
Power has pledged the Trust
Estate (as defined in the PPA
Bond Resolution) in trust for the
payment of the principal and
redemption price of and inter
est on the PPA Bonds and the
Parity Obligations as defined
in the PPA Bond Resolution,
subject only to the provisions
of the PPA Bond Resolution
permitting the application of
the Trust Estate for the pur
poses and on the terms and
conditions set forth in the PPA
Bond Resolution. The Trust
Estate includes revenues to
be received by MEAG Power
under the terms of an Initial
Power Purchase Agreement
(as defined in the PPA Bond
Resolution) between MEAG
Power and JEA(the“JEAPPA”),
a body politic and corporate
organized and existing under
the laws of the State of Florida
and an independent agency of
the City of Jacksonville, pursu
ant to which (i) MEAG Power
has agreed to sell the out
put and services of the PPA
Project for the first twenty (20)
years of commercial opera
tion of each of the proposed
Additional Units (as defined in
the PPA Bond Resolution) to
JEAand (ii) JEAhas (a) agreed
to purchase such output and
services of the PPA Project,
(b) authorized the issuance of
the PPA Bonds and (c) agreed
that it is unconditionally obli
gated to make payments to
MEAG Power of Plant Vogtle
Additional Units PPA Project
Annual Costs (as defined in
the JEA PPA), including pay
ment of amounts due on the
PPA Bonds. The Trust Estate
also includes revenues to be
received by MEAG Power
under the terms of certain
Additional Units PPA Power
Sales Contracts (defined in the
PPA Bond Resolution) between
MEAG Power and certain of
the defendant political subdi
visions, and public bodies or
public quasi-corporations relat
ed to defendant political sub
divisions, who have executed
binding Additional Units PPA
Power Sales Contracts (togeth
er, the “PPA Participants”). The
Additional Units PPA Power
Sales Contracts provide that,
following the twentieth anni
versary of the commercial
operation date of each of
the Additional Units, (a) the
PPA Participants are required
to take their respective Plant
Vogtle Additional Units PPA
Obligation Shares (as defined
in the Additional Units PPA
Power Sales Contracts) of the
output and services of the PPA
Project, (b) MEAG Power is
required to provide such out
put and services and (c) each
such PPA Participant is uncon
ditionally obligated to make
payments to MEAG Power
of its Plant Vogtle Additional
Units PPA Obligation Share of
Plant Vogtle Additional Units
PPA Project Annual Costs (as
defined in the Additional Units
PPA Power Sales Contracts),
including payment of amounts
due on the PPA Bonds. The
Additional Units PPA Power
Sales Contracts further provide
that if the revenues of any
such PPA Participant’s elec
tric system or other funds are
not sufficient for such purpose,
such political subdivision shall
assess and collect a continuing
direct annual tax on all the tax
able property within the bound
aries of such political subdivi
sion to the extent necessary to
provide for any shortfall.
The PPA-2 Bonds are direct
and special obligations of
MEAG Power to which MEAG
Power has pledged the Trust
Estate (as defined in the PPA-2
Bond Resolution) in trust for
the payment of the principal
and redemption price of and
interest on the PPA-2 Bonds
and the Parity Obligations as
defined in the PPA-2 Bond
Resolution, subject only to
the provisions of the PPA-2
Bond Resolution permitting the
application of the Trust Estate
for the purposes and on the
terms and conditions set forth
in the PPA-2 Bond Resolution.
The Trust Estate includes
revenues to be received by
MEAG Power under the terms
of an Initial Power Purchase
Agreement (as defined in the
PPA-2 Bond Resolution) (the
“Power South PPA”) between
MEAG Power and Power
South Energy Cooperative,
an electric cooperative formed
under the laws of the State of
Alabama (“Power South”), pur
suant to which (i) MEAG Power
has agreed to sell the out
put and services of the PPA-2
Project for the first twenty (20)
years of commercial opera
tion of each of the proposed
Additional Units (as defined in
the PPA-2 Bond Resolution)
to Power South and (ii) Power
South has (a) agreed to pur
chase such output and ser
vices of the PPA-2 Project, (b)
authorized the issuance of the
PPA-2 Bonds and (c) agreed
that it is unconditionally obli
gated to make payments to
MEAG Power of Plant Vogtle
Additional Units PPA-2 Project
Annual Costs (as defined in the
Power South PPA), including
payment of amounts due on
the PPA-2 Bonds. The Trust
Estate also includes revenues
to be received by MEAG Power
under the terms of certain
Additional Units PPA-2 Power
Sales Contracts (defined in
the PPA-2 Bond Resolution)
between MEAG Power and
certain of the defendant politi
cal subdivisions, and public
bodies or public quasi-corpo
rations related to defendant
political subdivisions, who have
executed binding Additional
Units PPA-2 Power Sales
Contracts (together, the “PPA-
2 Participants”). The Additional
Units PPA-2 Power Sales
Contracts provide that, follow
ing the twentieth anniversary of
the commercial operation date
of each of the Additional Units,
(a) the PPA-2 Participants are
required to take their respec
tive Plant Vogtle Additional
Units PPA-2 Obligation Shares
(as defined in the Additional
Units PPA-2 Power Sales
Contracts) of the output and
services of the PPA-2 Project,
(b) MEAG Power is required
to provide such output and
services and (c) each such
PPA-2 Participant is uncondi
tionally obligated to make pay
ments to MEAG Power of its
Plant Vogtle Additional Units
PPA-2 Obligation Share of
Plant Vogtle Additional Units
PPA-2 Project Annual Costs
(as defined in the Additional
Units PPA-2 Power Sales
Contracts), including payment
of amounts due on the PPA-2
Bonds. The Additional Units
PPA-2 Power Sales Contracts
further provide that if the rev
enues of any such PPA-2
Participant’s electric system or
other funds are not sufficient
for such purpose, such politi
cal subdivision shall assess
and collect a continuing direct
annual tax on all the taxable
property within the boundaries
of such political subdivision to
the extent necessary to provide
for any shortfall.
The issuance of the Non-
PPA Bonds, the PPA Bonds
and the PPA-2 Bonds, respec
tively, shall not obligate the
State of Georgia or any politi
cal subdivision thereof to levy
or pledge any form of taxa
tion whatever for the payment
thereof. The Court will pass
on the validity of the afore
mentioned Bond Resolutions,
the contracts described herein
and the respective security for
the Non-PPA Bonds, the PPA
Bonds and the PPA-2 Bonds,
respectively. Any citizen of the
State of Georgia has a right
to object and may intervene
and become a party to this
proceeding.
This October 30, 2008.
By:/S/CATHELENE
ROBINSON
CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR
COURT OF FULTON
COUNTY
(NV5,12P2)
Notice of
Public Hearings
The Quad Cities Planning
Commission will hold a public
hearing on Tuesday, November
18, 2008, at 6:00 p.m. at the
Jefferson Civic Center, 65
Kissam Street, Jefferson, GA
30549, on the following mat
ters:
City of Jefferson
R-08-J45 Armand T. Swisher,
applicant, Harvest Chapel
Ministries, Inc., property owner,
to rezone property (1.1290 ±
acres) located at 2106 Old
Pendergrass Road, from O-l
(Office-Institutional District)
to C-2 (Highway Commercial
District) for the purpose of a
proposed Dollar General Store.
Property fronts 231.26 feet on
the northerly right of way of Old
Pendergrass Road, beginning
144.37 feet northeast of the
centerline of the intersection of
Old Swimming Pool Road and
Old Pendergrass Road. (Tax
Map/Parcel 81 A/003 Part)
R-08-J46 Jefferson First
United Methodist Church by
Ronald C. Bond, applicant,
Burton and Jennifer Evans,
property owners, to rezone
property (1.83 ± acres)
from R-2 (Medium Density
Residential District) to O-l
(Office-Institutional District) for
church parking lot and build
ing. Property is located north
west of the intersection of the
north side of Cooley Street
and the east side of Storey
Street; property fronts 124.9
feet on a dirt drive referred to
by Jackson County Board of
Tax Assessors as Clay Street.
Tax Map/ Parcel J06/025B)
Text Amendment
Quad Cities Land Use
Management Code
Application by the City
of Jefferson, GA, to amend
the Quad Cities Land Use
Management Code, Article 17,
“Sign Regulations.” The prima
ry purposes of the amendment
are to address new technolo
gies that enable multiple mes
sages electronically or other
wise on an individual sign face;
to define and amend definitions
related to such displays, to
establish regulations for such
multiple message displays; to
address permit requirements
for such displays; and to clar
ify how such displays relate
to signs which are defined as
nonconforming. The amend
ment to Article 17 will include
the following:
1. Amend Chapter 17.1,
“Findings and Objectives,” to
articulate additional findings
and objectives; and
2. Amend Chapter 17.2,
“Definitions,” to provide for addi
tional definitions and to amend
existing definitions; and
3. Amend Chapter 17.3,
“General Provisions,” as may
be needed to address these
intentions; and
4. Amend Chapter 17.4,
“Nonconforming signs” to
address whether multiple mes
sage signs are permitted on
nonconforming signs; and
5. Amend Chapter 17.5,
“Permitting of Signs,” to
address permit requirements
for multiple message displays;
and
6. Amend Chapter 17.6,
“Signs Permitted by Zoning
District and Dimensional
Requirements” to provide reg
ulations pertaining to multiple
message signs.
This text amendment is pro
posed to apply in all participat
ing municipalities in the Quad
Cities Land Use Management
Code: Arcade, Jefferson, and
Talmo.
Complete applications are
available for review in the
Planning and Development
Office (at Jefferson City
Hall) at 147 Athens Street,
Jefferson, GA 30549, during
regular office hours. The rec
ommendations of the Planning
Commission will be addressed
by the Arcade City Council at
a public hearing (text amend
ment) on December 8, 2008,
at 6:30 p.m. at the Arcade City
Hall, 3325 Athens Highway,
Jefferson, GA 30549; Jefferson
City Council at a public hearing
(R-08-J45 and R-08-J46 and
text amendment) on December
8, 2008, and a voting ses
sion on December 22, 2008
at 6 p.m. at the Jefferson Civic
Center, 65 Kissam Street,
Jefferson, GA 30549; and the
Talmo City Council at a pub
lic hearing (text amendment)
on December 2, 2008 at 6:30
p.m. at the Talmo City Hall, 45
A. J. Irvin Road, Talmo, GA
30575. All interested persons
are invited to attend.
(OC29,NV5B/175-60)
Notice
of Summons
In the Juvenile Court of Hart County
State of Georgia
Case No. 073-08HJ-177
In the Interest of: J.M.B.
Sex: Male; Age: 17 Years;
DOB: 03/29/91
A child
Mother: Hassie L. Burton
Putative Father: Ronnie
Rucker, or in the alternative an
unknown putative father
TO WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN, HASSIE L.
BURTON, or in the alternative
AN UNKNOWN PUTATIVE
FATHER and anyone claim
ing to have a parental inter
est in the above-named minor
child. The mother of the child
is Hassie L. Burton.
YOU ARE HEREBY
NOTIFIED that the above-
styled action seeking custo
dy of the above-named child
was filed against you in the
Juvenile Court of Hart County
on or about the 4th day of
September, 2008, and that by
reason of an order for service
by publication entered by the
Court on or about the 10th day
of October, 2008.
YOU ARE HEREBY
COMMANDED AND
REQUIRED to appear before
the Juvenile Court of Hart
County, Georgia, located at
The Elbert County Government
Complex, 45 Forest Avenue,
Elberton, Georgia 30635, on
the 3rd day of December,
2008, at 8:30 o’clock A.M., for
the purposes of a final hearing
to determine whether or not the
above-named child is deprived
and, if so, what disposition
should be made.
YOU ARE FURTHER
NOTIFIED that a provisional
hearing will be held before the
Juvenile Court of Hart County,
Georgia, located at The Elbert
County Government Complex,
45 Forest Avenue, Elberton,
Georgia 30635, on the 9th day
of September 2008, AT 8:30
o’clock A.M.. Findings of fact
and orders of disposition made
pursuant to the provisional
hearing will become final at the
final hearing unless you appear
at the final hearing.
A copy of the petition may
be obtained from the Clerk
of the Juvenile Court at the
Hart County Courthouse, 185
W. Franklin Street, Hartwell,
Georgia, during regular busi
ness hours, exclusive of holi
days. A free copy shall be
available to the parents. Upon
request, the copy will be mailed
to the requester. The child is
in the present legal and physi
cal custody of the Hart County
Department of Family and
Children Services.
The general nature of the
allegations are: abandonment
and deprivation.
YOU ARE FURTHER
NOTIFIED that while respon
sive pleadings are not man
datory, they are permissible,
and you are encouraged to
file with the clerk of this court
and serve upon Petitioner’s
attorney, Nadine D. Bailey, 1
Huntington Road, Suite 806,
Athens, Georgia 30606, an
answer or other responsive
pleading within thirty (30) days
of the date of the order for ser
vice by publication.
All concerned parties are
informed that they are entitled
to have an attorney represent
them; and if a party is entitled
to counsel during the proceed
ings, the Court will appoint
counsel at no cost if the party is
unable without undue financial
hardship to employ counsel.
WITNESS THE
HONORABLE Susanne F.
Burton, Judge and Margaret N.
Dyal, Judges of said Court.
This 17th day of October,
2008.
William Holland, III, Clerk,
Juvenile Court of
Hart County, Georgia
(OC29,NV5,12,19P4)
Inc. Notice
Notice is given that Articles
of Incorporation which will
incorporate NEW SOUTH
PHYSICIAN RECRUITMENT,
INC. have been delivered to
the Secretary of State for fil
ing, in accordance with appli
cable provisions of the Georgia
Business Corporation Code.
The initial registered office of
the Corporation is located at
6634 Highway 53, Suite 101,
Braselton, Georgia 30517, and
its initial registered agent at
such address is Thomas V.
Pate.
(OC29.NV5P2)
Williams Estate
Notice to Debtors and Creditors
All creditors of the Estate of
GEORGE J. WILLIAMS, late
of Jackson County, deceased,
are hereby notified to render
in their demands to the under
signed according to law, and all
persons indebted to law, and
all persons indebted to said
estate are required to make
immediate payment.
This 21 day of October,
2008.
G. Jeffrey Williams
Executor/Administrator
1265 Jackson Lake Rd.
Jackson, GA 30233
(OC29,NV5,12,19P4)
Massey Estate
Notice to Debtors and Creditors
All creditors of the Estate
of LINDA SUE MASSEY, late
of Jackson County, deceased,
are hereby notified to render
in their demands to the under
signed according to law, and all
persons indebted to law, and
all persons indebted to said
estate are required to make
immediate payment.
This 16th day of October,
2008.
Kari Brockman
Executor/Administrator
308 Johnson Dr.
Braselton, GA 30517
(OC29,NV5,12,19P4)
Xiong Estate
Notice to Debtors and Creditors
All creditors of the Estate
of YOU TOUA XIONG, late
of Jackson County, deceased,
are hereby notified to render
in their demands to the under
signed according to law, and all
persons indebted to law, and
all persons indebted to said
estate are required to make
immediate payment.
This 15 day of October,
2008.
Nhasue Xiong
Executor/Administrator
793 Bridle Creek Way
Auburn, GA 30011
(OC29,NV5,12,19P4)
Inc. Notice
Notice is given that Articles
of Incorporation that will incor
porate TWO SOUTHERN
BELLES, INCORPORATED
have been delivered to the
Secretary of State for filing in
accordance with the Georgia
Business Corporation Code.
The initial registered office
of the corporation is located
at 7220 Silk Tree Pointe,
Braselton, GA 30517, and its
initial registered agent at such
address is Stacey Abler.
(OC29.NV5P2)
Name Change
Notice of Petition to Change Name
Thomas Garrett Sockwell
has filed a petition to change
his name from THOMAS
GARRETT SOCKWELL to
THOMAS MELVIN CAULEY in
the Superior Court of Jackson
County, Georgia, same having
been filed on November 20,
2008.
Any interested or affected
party may appear and file
objections.
This 15th day of October,
2008.
Thomas Garrett Sockwell
aka Thomas Melvin Cauley
(OC22,29,NV5,12P4)
Roberts Estate
Notice to Debtors and Creditors
All creditors of the Estate of
HERBERT ALLEN ROBERTS,
late of Jackson County,
deceased, are hereby notified
to render in their demands to
the undersigned according to
law, and all persons indebted
to law, and all persons indebt
ed to said estate are required
to make immediate payment.
THIS 13 day of October,
2008.
Elsie Roberts
7653 Holly Springs Rd.
Pendergrass, GA 30567
(OC22,29,NV5,12P4)
Bonds Estate
Notice to Debtors and Creditors
All creditors of the Estate
of ZORA LEE BONDS, late
of Jackson County, deceased,
are hereby notified to render
in their demands to the under
signed according to law, and all
persons indebted to law, and
all persons indebted to said
estate are required to make
immediate payment.
THIS 22 day of October,
2008.
Barbara Benson
PO. Box 203
Jefferson, GA 30549
(OC22,29,NV5,12P4)
Public Notice
This notice is to inform the
public that Jackson County
proposes to impact 455 linear
feet of an unnamed tributary to
Parks Creek in order to extend
Runway 16-34 at the Jackson
County Airport. The project is
located at the Jackson County
Airport, which is approximately
7 miles north of the city of
Jefferson on Georgia SR 82.
The public may review the site
plans at the Terminal Building
located at the Jackson County
Airport, 485 Lyle Field Road,
Jefferson, Georgia 30549. The
public is invited to comment
during the 30 day advisory
period (ending November 19,
2008). Only those comments
addressing environmental
issues related to air, water,
and land protection will be
considered. Written comments
should be submitted to the
Program Manager, NonPoint
Source Program, Erosion and
Sedimentation Control Unit,
4220 International Parkway,
Suite 101, Atlanta, Georgia
30354.
(OC29,NV5,12,19B/485-20P)
Eison Estate
Notice to Debtors and Creditors
All creditors of the Estate of
AGNES JACKSON EISON, late
of Jackson County, deceased,
are hereby notified to render
in their demands to the under
signed according to law, and all
persons indebted to law, and
all persons indebted to said
estate are required to make
immediate payment.
THIS 8th day of October,
2008.
William D. Eison
219 Landing Lane
Milledgeville, Ga. 31061
( OC15,22,29,NV5P4)
Herr Estate
Notice to Debtors and Creditors
All creditors of the Estate
of JACKIE LEE HERR, late
of Jackson County, deceased,
are hereby notified to render
in their demands to the under
signed according to law, and all
persons indebted to law, and
all persons indebted to said
estate are required to make
immediate payment.
THIS 3rd day of October,
2008.
Valerie Joy Herr
112 Club House Drive
Jefferson, GA 30549
Wayne D. McLocklin
McLocklin, Murphy &
Dishman
149 West Athens St.
PO. Box 766
Winder, GA 30680
(OC15,22,29NV5P4)
The legal foreclosure deadline for January 6, 2009, sale date will be
NOON, Thursday, Dec. 4, 2008. Run dates will be Dec. 10,17,24,31, 2008.
Mail advertisements in advance to: The Jackson Herald,
Attn: Legal Department, 33 Lee Street, RO. Box 908,
Jefferson, GA 30549.