CCMtg03-15-99MinLONGWOOD CITY C0N11VIISSION
Lon.,4,wood Cay Commission Chambers
I�5 W_ Warren Avenue
Lon�tvood, h'L 33750
h'IINUTES
March 15. 1999
Presen[: Nlpyor liruty Nliles
Deputy Mayor Steve:\filler
Cotnmis:ioner Annmm�ne Vaca
John 1. DtegoCty Admini.nratar
Geraldine D. Znmbi'i, City Cl,,k
Richard S_ Taylor, Ir.. City Arlontey
Tee*y Baker. Director of Public Safely
John B,.Ik Direuorof Community Services
Mon ca M1l'uchelh Diieclorofl'inancial Services
Craig Dunn, Computer S111— NlanaSzr
Ricllnrd I<ornbluh. IJrilifie� Division M1lenuger
l'om Smith, Streers/Fleer
It,,hDivision Manager
Derek ello, Recrrarionel P,c,- v Coordinator
Ab-,, Commissioner PxulI—Iltrand(excused)
Commu�ioner, Dilicl_-Vacnnl
1. CALL TO ORDER. \ka ,Mile.celledxceoular mewing to ordw et 7 K pm.
1. A inoinvitt of SILENT.MEUITA i io, + , i�mi,o \ ED 13), TIIE PLEDGE
OE At.I._ I.ANCF.
3. COM.\IUNITYANNOUNCEMEN'CS:'Clie l'ollo�r ino .innouncenient tt'ns
mode: Blue Grass Piukin- SaturJ, 5-911 M March =0, 1999, U'ilma and W
l4nrren Avenue in D.+vntown Historic Lo---1
a. ItECOGN ITIONS:
A. Dist , 0 l+re.....mion of,h, Business Person dihe h9onth A—rd for
M1larch 1999 to Mango Spw bet, Sperber Vnntin_ and Trophizs_
DepmlMayor hlillcr rec'oxnized Marion Sperber; noiinr comma nity imolvemenl
er rhz yw19]].
Vliorogaph�were Then reken.
B Disk ill 44 Nomination of Business Personofrhe Monr I,for April 1999.
Con er Vaeca nominated dre Manage[ of Petals, located at 485 Commerce
Way,nNominmiou carried by a rhrse/one vale. wi,h Mayor ALL,, Deputy Mayo,
Miller. Con er Vacea v ring aye, Commissioner Lovestrand nbsent, end
one commission vac ncy.
5. BOARD APPOIN'1'NIENTS:
A. Disrricr 91 Nominmlon m the Business Advisory Council Mayortvliles
DiD 'ed ilia
B. smict 1,2 No ninmionnro historic Pceservarion Board (deferred until after
the Special Election.)
6. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION.
A. Brea Oe8"RAvemDealing with the Ciry ofLoWd
ercn—
MOsdsuedwde .
respect ro a residence
she previously. ...... I and resided in. She said she had complained to the
City about ur us building and code violations ri her former residence
and she presented oso tie pltotoyraplts to the Contmission for the rewrA.
Ms.Oshelsn'i1,ifshe hA to, Ohm she would fill
a civil snit. She'invited
.....
a..bcn o check of t the Itat said it up to wde_
Skid she wasndone Wro2 and she needed compeusatio nsand an apology
I, saying they re building code violm; s. Said she ould
apprec rethiny by the end of the month and was Ailing losrup an
appoinimenf for mnimivian members to gee the ia-idencz
B. Nancy Childers, 1251 ELugan. Nls_ Chlldnsdiswsse I a numb,. ill
ucli 11,w<Ics enforcernent issues on Logan Drive, end
sped �celly at I_JI Logan Drive, a mis--d dog being left at Imo?
21no—ph, ,c ling n rhea t "I'll ', vehicles in the
,id loud kill bnnces; n namele.; commisxioner having an
used vehicle in the raid forrWo yeas that has not been,
on March 5 but does not believe the vehicle Wards: codes enforoement
on Hamilto of yet salved; la de ofenfotc ofthe code.
speeding on Hwy.-ry2 and no police prase ce', would like m
knowif the Ad Hoc Cl ha been 1, bantled_ lack of
side of t he City_< zed perfomtvnca and writing
and put t�k!ll, ofsome ofcity.naffers: asked that speeders on
liamiiwn anLaesn, a well us Hunt to be stop,kk asked for the name of
the new consrdrantl end what they r�-ill be doing; complained of Ca�rontism
and bias on the commission end on the boards and said rli'is naeded ro be
talent careof the ncvd to wntnttmicato aitd ell the truth and thin_us will
begin to change
C. S.,W, Lima., 1411 Parrot\Vag, wtnplimented Mc. Dratoon hisqu'mk
rev'pomse in having ;tn ongoing problem resolved at the lit, statmn m dte
Skvlarl: aria.
NI, Lutnffi men asked that fhe Clry --,id,, fhe proposed Paving that
ould connect die pl. —,11 at Candyl,nd Part. She said this had
been previously disc,,,d ill, police. etc and the decision wns not fu
paves lhaf if would become, speedway kid would pose sdety hazrrds
for children using die playerpmtdwhich would then become a debility for
the chy. Had heard fhe entrance info this unpaved area would be closed.
(hereby nick log if inwnvufient for residents. Shv also asked iffhe
esidents who live behind th, area were...titled_ She noted there was no
oney budgeted for this pr ject: asked who requested this and where fhe
money would come tram.
Ms_ Lomax nsked .vhen fhe mine of Candyland Perk was changeq noting
when she cal led the Park phone number it was answered `Longwood
Propeme, Di,isioo.'.
D, Richard Gr,fluffs, 113211,,lhon Sf., brought up f i, issue ofsome
rsolv,d cede violations wish raped to cumnfercl nl vehicles being
'd"din'—,dd ale, fake,k, previouslyrequested and rues
ndvised this would be resalvul. He,skM whom should Ise talk fo now.
7. CI'I Y k U.a11 N I S I RA PO R' S It L YO R"I'
At the rcqueu of Mr. Drag., Mr_ F3t'odh lid Id.—1 Mr. Derck Z,,, cllu, 11,
Recreaflonal Pruerams C—dlnafor.
8. .)Ilk) OR. AN D COdli\I ISSION1 Rs' Ili PORTS.
Districts il, 93, ;;9
Distrietdl. Responding to earlier cpnfinents during public participation a bout
enforcement of fhe md,,, Mayor Miles advised of due process wncerrts with ruyut fo
resolving code viol,tions.
"'agar Miles advised ofhaving ro resign his posit tun ns a canvassing board
memb,r. He advised of Mr. S,l Orlando's inb-1 in s,r—
klayor Mile4 od—d M. Odundo s n,me imo numi nation_ Seconded by
Com�ni,sioner Vac.. and eu-d by unanimous voice vote.
Dist cf d�. Mayor Miller dlsa n doff y public pnr with ned t o
aspect to at Cendyl,nd 11 k,.skin, b, iw,nin fhe C,ph,l l3udyet� Mr.
Drngo sold Ise undersfaoA ii was nut. how,ru', 1, load, fhe decision to do this bflsod on e
cndntion hot xf:flTnnd that the materia l going do�nf eras lice. As to fhe is�ve
vih children if would baaddroueA by a.utat fen,hly and llle entrance of lha north end
would be blocLed.
Al, t. reference made about a aba..gb oflbe parks..aloe M. Drago slid he was not
aware ofany "ante ebnnge having been mad,.
As M funds being spent on the paving Mr. Drag. responded i. Deputy Mayor Millers
,,,ky that il. beii D sVent with lbe e. caption of using city Iab.r.
Dd-'di. Comn.issioner I,— l,ked- Urog. fthere.vor, ony up dates wilb
respect l.Ms.Os"1,complaints.r.vitb the people n.w residingintheho.sa_ Mr.
DI'agp responded slut)'did go by and inleniew the people "I'. are d"', now_ 'They
indicated they did have some problems but t[,by had been l,kill c- fby the landlord.
Further, there have been no code complaint, against the landlord, and the exure..l tenant
has signed an atlid-a saying there are no problems.
9. co-- I AGENDA:
A Pay App—ld Bill,
C Mi..utec of March I, I999.
Gngn.b..tent Letter for FY'99 Aud,.
E. C.n pity Sbrvi D,,....t endsthe Clly C9n
appi�o z Haiardous Tree Survey Con wide John L Polak. Consultil>Sv
F. tlbe a..tof S4,800 and auih.rize t he City Administrator tl
be a.iIlly May,'
lyC\Maya' Miller in.ved 1. approve the C.asenl Agenda as
submitted. Seconded by Comm issioner Vnc, and ,tried by a
Ihrec-zuo roll call vote. Mayer Mills Deputy Mayor Miil,r. and
C... er Vac, voting aye, Commissioner L.vestrend absent
and one cotnnttVt vucacy_
td. n1ON"I'I I LY fIN;ANC IA L REPORT
fin ce Divi toftbe Financial S,, ill, Depan ant ecomme..ds approval of
ibb Monthly Financial R,p— for Febnlary, 1999.
Deputy Mayor Miller moved to approve Ibe Monthly Financial Rep.n as
submitted. Seconded by Com.. Ailion,,r Vacba and ,cried by a three-ld.,
roll tall vote, Aleyor A1ily Deputy Mayor Miller, Con..nissi.ner Vaccn
-tiny, ey,, Comn.issioner l.ovestta..d absent, u..d one wmmission
vac ..cy_
It. PI:I3LIC IIEA RINGS Trend by ride, aeon public hear...., close. dis l- adopt)
A. 01 In .ncc Nu. 9Y-144., proposing use of the Lo,l La, Enforcement Block
Grant Funds.
Mr. 'fny'.r nnnonn,bd proof.f pubhaion l.r This and all public bearings listed
on the _ ..tine
W Taylor,hen rend Ordinance N'o. 99-1445 by line only
AAeyoc Miles opened the public hearingN. one pfeson, spoke m favor orin
oVPosifion.
Co min issioner V—, ,,. ed 1. close,he public hearing Seconded by
Deputy Mayor Milia, mid coaled by a voice vote.
Conunissioner Veeca niovad 1. edop, Ordlnvnce Mo_99-1445. S—M,d
by Deputy Mayor M'i liar.
D,bly Alnyor Aldlof feen fed is having madea prio olN, effec, and
again said be would very much like 10 seen conane, befwee„ d,e Cify end ,I,e
'fen, Dancr_ tie Bald ,he Ci,y liind�,hwlti but untie,' conirnet. the City would be
absolved of any liability_ F1111— ,be Ciry could ,lipid are funds be used for v. y
and z.
%try, rMdl,nue--difwemere ,o do ma, would abet evenrs,he ci,y
endoana each a, l l" and ualli festival, then Ia II into d,e same cxfepoiy°
Depn,y Mayor hliller said the Teen Dance ha, been en issic for a number of
years He did not have n problem with funding ll_bu, said when police
chnpero e,,he ally is linbie for lhei ,. li o, r, if Teen Douce Ill
,hem. i,,vould be iuponsibl e. In addk., t he Ci,y would not pay overtime.
Mayor Miles niked Mf. Taylor, if —king an off du,y de,ail, would ,he Cay still
Ill, responsibly. Mr. Taylor ,plied, and ,vi,l,ou, having done any research info
This 9nes,ion, he believed, if acting as a Longwood police oITi—' the Ci,y would
,fill ba respaiuible.
\lotion curried by u i1 roll call vo,e, wi,h Mayor Miles, Depu,y
Mayor M'i liar and Con,u,i,.Duet Vb-, wring aye, Commissioner
t.oveslrnud nbsen,, anJ ono rommi�sion ,a�ancy.
B. 01dmn—, n'o_ 99-1444, amending the budge, for the fiscal year
beginning 0-1,b r1, 1998 and ending S..renrbu 30, 1999, providing for budget
n ousters.
Mr.'raylor read Ordinance No. 99-I 116bylili only.
\fagot Milts opened rbe public herring Ho one Vresen, spoke In levor or in
oPposa ion.
Depuy Mayor\'I list moved ro clo,e rbe public hearins.
Seconded by Conunisaiouer Vzeea and carried by a voice vo,e
Deputy Mayor Miller movedto .dopt Ordinance No_99-1446-
Seeorded by Commissioner V— and carried by, roll
call vo,n M.yar NIR" Deputy Mayor Miller. Cortntissioner
V, voting aye Commissioner Loves, rdnd absent, end one
eomm,as,oa eae� nay.
12. 11EGUt- BUSINESS
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A Cammu nii` Secvi... Deponment —,,,needs the City Commission hear
d Vres nth. Ifighh,nd Il ills P." Dra iaage Sfudy and give staff
the direction it deco s np,l,p-b,
Commissioner V,, moved to allow the presentmior. Seconded
by Deputy Mayor Nlillerand...lied by voice vote
Mr. Drngo m-,h.ed Dwayne Darbonne of —,—Hanger Bruins.,
nc.(VHB). Mc. Darbonn. Introduced his associate. Mr. Paul ye.rnam.
who gave a visual Vresentation vnd ,,planntion of four altem.tives. �vlticb
Pond1nary were 1) provide a Ia �x pump iY9tem at the Highland Hills
c rt 5480.Oo0, 2) remove the pumps at Highland Hills Pond and
repinceohe wnu'ol 3tRwture.c sx 5230,000; inere.se the size ofthe
Highland Hills Pond frost aP,11 .11111ilIlly on L. appro- ,-ly
9.2 ac fze (tat aside. vould bed
I80 oo and
4) a iaekdld optioa. cost $(l
JOA,n,. Rebell., Highland 1 11, duestioned if the pond would be made
dl,-, as a part of the lia.geline liovd Pr,- 14r_ Vea, m said dua to
and w rthe Vond could not be made much deeper. Ma.
ILebello a.ked what Iha cit.nc¢s world bq m a 25-year storm. of, house
flooding. Mr. Ye.rgnin said in a 25-year storm he did not believe the
hour. would flood_ howeverii could if it werea 100 yea even,.
Mr. Darbonne said engineer. must look., the benefit to cos, ratio M.
therefore, was why the no -build option is cob,id—d e viAle .l, ernxtive to
the study_ However,4 has been documented tha„here has been so,ne lot
Flooding.
Mason by Deputy klayor Miller, seconded by Commissioner
Vacca tlt.t ,his be approached from the no -building option_
alo„on c.,ried by a Voice vote.
11 City A&, morends the City Commission hear a presentation
ud el ,etf.lrlrle; ot�l design cu neept .nd give st.Il'tl,e dlrection a
deente mpprapd 1,
Com,n ssio ner Vacca ,roved to hear the preservation. Sewnded
by Deputy Mayor Miller and carried by Voice
Ttr. D,ago said he hnd .-d the engine,, m loot at a str- paving design
for Commisson to con>idee. n tiny there are seveeal scheduled din steeels
palings and s, "Dlls Ioppn,,IiIy hfomrr Coms rh I,.1 od sstaobmileizseon amfeblie, nl.
neighbor hoods by inJ,uing _om Irvink eah—g and enhancements,
ihe�eby-so rile older neighborhoods lhvl vre d—,ioraIinl; would be
-ita sized and Ibis will bayin Io instill some pride hnd ell mina,, abrentee
ha meawll,.'.� He slid he believes this pa,I—W model will allow us Ia do
Ihat and .g ill inwryoratc bicycle lanes, v,,d a ped,,I-n friendly
e . Iospbare. He«(erred Ion Ms. Lomas. a residem. s,,ymg Longwood
Ia of bicycle liiendly and believed Ihis scree, design l -Id
aceommodrvm her wishes.
Nlr. Dalbonn, said the goal of Imilia calming — lu create an
11ha1 IIII,lam, 11 vvhiGes, bic 111 and p,debIi,,b,.
p.'i my ob,lvn mplev citywide ill pro
�ost� mac, aped gr,ebml�I=_c�Idu� Ironr� �oiume.�
nlhonve �ofelyenuA provide e�-Ihe,ie Beal merits. Common trflbecalming
IZ,h,i,,— are Al,lsignal, slop signs, four way slop siyn> speed limit
and speed zu i. Con ,rattle callninu rub niquu troue bh SI—t
Improvem,nls ere physival bar�,rs, roadway [realm,nt, and imersection
Nlr. Dorbonne reviewed III, taco...... endations.lmplement
u'nfl tv cal m ing with pl; iI'd drat mpmvemenl projects; .'et root p,iinary
nadlvays with lmbic, d Igtechnique ,.1 ,ohbodh-d
,hmugh ,t enhai e1I,d to e alter ve biddiiln for Ill,
inlprovememg on, widfi hesenhancemenls and one wilhou, He nosed the
5a/ge of h-las- Io ould be appox.ma,ely 0.
A11 Dmgo said he Ivould like to use 0, pmgmin just presented and
. agl.es,ed Commission nppmve Iacoryornl'inI, dlis tmfhc design concept
Con er Vaccv moved Io allow moving forward wish the
model street wncepl in preparing s.eee. paving projects.
Uepuly Alayor A1ill„ mid ile would Iille to bear Iuhat Commissioner
I.ov and watdd bale to say_Mayr Miles sugges,ed pul,i rig this on the
vendn. Ale. Darbonna <oltld provide eolo, m'ephi,, foe the ner�
Discussion —binned with rupecl to Ih, benelils derived by Ibe
oral by having pav,d mad, as well ns ,be percentage
attenlly charged l,I the properly owners Mr. Drngo t hough, that, could
11Npei1,\1, Dmuosaid he would bring in n.nnp show i rig a11 the dl,I
Ill lhln needed m be pa,ld and mould d,-- using do allema�e
vs enue source �b ncwmpl Gh the pnvinee.
Comm issionwVacca said in the plul she wasin suppon ofehe pdor
ld alld his endation to charge the residents l00%bfrhe
aesl, but 1 behaves the chy should be cbnhibuling toward the paving
d �ha� she percemxge should be changed
Cominlssioner Vdeed moved Id brio¢ fonh on Mml, ee id change
he Verceniage. Seconded by D,I,,y Mayor Miller and carried by
It was the mnsensus of Commisvion id reschedule phis for the
any In lieu of Ne engineer bet ngprese,, color
bnaed,� bt�he pruenldlloo made Ibis e�emng wal be made
nvailablc
C. Cny Adommends the City Cbmmision eocepl the
enddrion from Reese. Mdcon and Associa�es, Inc. �o sail a
dilorine s}'xii nl tb disinfeu the Cny's p—ble water using Snyder -
Crown polyethylene tank., LMI teed pumps, and reject oil bids.
Commissidller Vxecx ddved ro accepi the recommendaliun frdln
Reese Nlocon and Associate+, lncb, lshell a liquid bhlorine
rys�em la disin Fecl the Ci�y's potable u'arer and to r ,l all bids.
Carried by a 1hrce-zero v11e. Mayor Miles, Depu,y Mayor Miller.
Commissioner Vacca voting aye, and Commissioner Lbv l—d
absent.
D. billy Adminis,—, recommends the Ciry Commission hears a presenlarion
from liIff relarlve ro 1'2K prepnrh lion and dive-ll flhe direcrlon it
deems applopliale.
Mr. Dmgb advised Thal Director ll will give this sa—
" , W ildmere hbmeownm Joup IN, week.
Director duher gave e —bnl and visual prbsenrntibn relarlve Ib 12K
prepare Ne said the dbjee—isldbepreparedforwhatnayafy-
thecirizeosofLongwood_ He bffemd the follbwine information: Water
snppl y will be fonnlunhig avid if eleamieiry were ro go our', Floridn Power
should nil fnc my si nih<xnl dis'upriu n ill,
rot
cording ro Seminole County engineering mbs ly nor all, will be
operaeonah financial servicas ranks ahead bfnearLd nil ocher fl—ll ries'm
ompliance; relecommunicdrions will rransilion withonr, ill ..moor
problems_nansponnribn, Fl3 rdrionId, ro somearms end Ibunaies is
possible: geneal business. J-IS days for small business ro regain lost
f,,a6-,,healthcare, he Industry leas s,dbf ally h hs Y21C
preparation; 911 is pmplianl', FF-x4A eDn ll ietinn rasp's; FPL People
Ges and Bell Soit
h' cemplie d�by Seplentbet 1999; Spri nt. Spring of l999.
Diactot Balder a.bi 1," that Longwood doe, not anticipote any
disniplions in entxryeney rervices: Police_Fire and Public—ks will be
veileble pd nn oncall agates for a period prior,. and following New
Yee, s Eve_ Police Pelml being enhanced b, prevent V''K related ',ii mi,al
wily, provisions have been,-blkhed tpi mplemenl—a''otnmand
pb" ifn is de,etruined ,o be necessary.
or p I Diiec,or Baku suyu[ecl to: pre pare es fare
hurnca ne-3�5 days files f SS
- Medi
ate.
scriptipnY, docton,�eec1110 .'toile C d supplies gretluolly_._p,—,i for
gallons pf water per day pup n, dry and armed nods, have S500 in
�inall denon,inxt'ipds pn hanA_ n,almain',,rent copy pf your Cnencial
wry-peparn alcu nd,e food prapnrulion murces, propane, erllls pblam
alt'n le light xndles, Idnterns, Flashlights; betteries_ppnable
ndiuy xnd TV, hyg ene items.
Dire'aor Behar advised to be in I,, ,Id, IA, rewmniended p-,,d6on,'.
prepare o8�ernmet lbw n:bd,le; do not panic, separnle "'— From fact.
G Chy Ad,,u-1,,b,,, w , 1, City Commission adopt Resulm ion rib_
99 )x4, the Blne G—1 N6 h,Events.
NIr. Taylor read lie�olu lion Nu. 99-9C4 byline only.
Deputy May., Millar moved 1p adopl Resolulion N. 99984.
S,Z't,d by Con,nus.ioner Vacex. Maio, came,[ by e ilt zero
lc, Mayor Miles, Deputy Mayor Mldil , Commissioner Va"a
oli ry eye Comio',v pnet L., Ilt d absent and pne'dmmis,ii-
F C,M ends,he City Coi ,adopt liesol ut
o.99-9a'.s tall eoia llYJoi,iny Seminole 10-iizio,tCaunei] a rid appoinI
CIy CD die }rininole Television Council.
NIr. Taylor read Resolulion Na. 99 985 by title only.
Deputy Mayor Miller n,—d Ip adopt Resolution N. 99-985.
Seconded by Cpinmission Vacca and —tied by e three -zero roll
call vo,e, �vnh Mayor Miles. Deputy Mayor Millet, and
Cot er Vacca vote n,• a)'e Comm rssioner I.o�eslraad xbsutt
Depaly Nlayor Miller moved to nominate Mayor Miles ni the
representative Io the Seminole Television C-ncil Saconded by
Commissioner Vacca and carried by a voice vote
G. City Clerk recomnl,ndas,heduling a publ is heum, for AVril i. 1999 end
approve Ordinance No. 99-I aaa on fun reading enl,nding Chapter 13 5,
Purls and liecreat'wn. replacing the term -Director of Narks and
Racrealioii' wish the Ieml'Ciiy Adnlinisirntor or desixnee"
M. Taylor read Ordinance No- 99-1448 by lisle only
Commissioner Va— n Quad dl Ordinance N. 99-1448 be
ecepled on first rearing and Ihal a pubfe tea mg b, solteduled for
April 5, I999_ Seconded by Deputy Mayor Nliller and czrried by a
'I'_ -zero vole, Mayor Miles, Deymy Maya, Nliller and
Com er Vacca voting aye, Comntissionu LovestranA
ab,elnl, and one mminivion vacancy_
11. City Adal lingapublic hearing for Apri 15
199911nd Hpprov, 0, it h. aca Na. 99-1141 on In 11 -1 ingemendi ng III,
budget for the Iiscal year beginninv Oclob,r 1, 1998 and ending
Seplenrber 30 1999, providing for irnnsI'-
Mr. Taylor,,,d Ordiann„ No99- 1441) by title only
Deputy Mayor Mill,, moved tlml Ordinance N. 99-1449 be
�p1rn1 on Brit reading and ihai a public hearing b, 11hbIluied Por
April 5, 1999. Seconded by Colnmissionar Vzcca and—, an
i,d bya
roll call vole, Nlayor Miles, Deputy Niayor Miller d
Conn? ssioiler Yacca voting• aye, Co........sioner Lovestrand nbsent
wish one connninion ,acancy.
13. CI II' 11-1'0I'll "S ll PO RI..
pigrida Weer Sen i Mr. Taylor reponed Ihni mediniion with Florida \Ve[er
Sen reSltNing their evpand,e o Ad lake p111ce on
Thursday, Nlarch 18, 1999, at Long,rood Gig h1a 11 o11 said 1 was nos too
optin c about seulinu and ,vac goii -catch some case law as to M,fl er
the Ony ould nr ve (omm�l with it e'P—i o lhn lnduslrlal Park. S1atl'
n ued the current duduel only provided5l11di, for the amine.'.... -The
eed'lo brig _ unh In1 oMinnnce to provide funding for ibis project a,a, mentioned
by Nlayor Miles. 11 tuns nosed the elLl neeri, work would probably tale 3-4
thereby bringing the clan of the pi M,et near the beginninu of IIIe neat
liscnl y,
xr.
pof—mg acme eo�nint� a d.srusslelr it wa, Ine,onsemti�, ono,
Cmnmission la accelerate moving Ibrwarzl faith ie project.
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