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CCMtg05-17-99MinLONGWOOD CITY COYIMISSION LongwovU City Commission Chambers I"IS \\'. Warren Avemm Lnngwootl, FL 32'/50 Af INL`I'ES MAV 17, 1999 Presevt: Mayor Pavl LovestrnnU Deputy Mayor Steve Af iIIG Commissioner Dm, AnUerson Commisaioner Rusty Miles Commisrioner Annamnrie Vacra .laltn J. Drago, CRy Administrnfor Geraleote D. zamhrl, city arrk RicharU 5. Taylor, .I r., City Attorney Jahn Rrork, Dir. Of Co:mnnnity Services Mnnh numheu, Dir. or Fitmncial servkRa Chief Jackson, Polire Uivisinn Riclutrd Kornhltth, Utilities Dlvisivn M:mager 1. CALL'fO ORDER. Mayor LOVestrend callederegular meeting to older at 103_P M_ 2. AmomenF Of SILENTMEDITATION wns FOLLOWED BY THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE. 3. CONIMUNITI'ANNOUNCF.nI Y:NTS. None i. RECOGNITIONS: A. Dist et 41 Nomination of Business Person kr the Month ofJUne, 1999. Commiuioner Mles rGluested to defer. S. BOARD API'OlN'PMEN'P5: A. Dlstr~G &2 Nomination to the t{istoric Preservation Board. Commissioner Anderson nominated Michael Cavanaugh. Nomination rerriod by e voice vote. e_ District NS Nomination to the Codes Enforcement Board. Meyor Lovesnand said he thought he had Eound someone but the Cluk advised that his seleuion would have placed one person too many from U'utrict #1 on this board and he then asked to dekt. CC 5-I]-99\649 L. PIIIILIC PARTICIPATION. Mayor Lov and read the(:ty Commission rules and procedures as they applied to public panioipation_ lady Putz. 2611 W. Warren Avenue. Objected w some comments made at the last eting by Mayor Lovestrand saying that he used his position as Mayor to attack and for his wn political ¢a , that his Trade reinforced the poor repuea on Longwood has with the neighboring communities, that improving the mega will not happen when the Mayor practices politics from the dais: that as Mayor he has the duty to repres tall the c s of Longwood ev n the o tes hn disagrees with and believed he owed the C ty and its citizens an apology. ]oAnn Rebello. ~11I Loclt Lomond, referred to the Mey ~~ m acing where she spoke ebou[possible improprieties by one commissioner anti at lea city employee and requested the commission do an inquiry in o this. She alleged violati ssoCthe City Charter by Mayor LOVestrand and requested Commission wnductnan investigation. Shealso alleged violations of the Personnel Policies and Procedures by Mr_Capone and Mr Clelland. She said itwazthe dory of Mr. Drago to address the violati softlte Personnel Policies anA Procedures and requested he do so at this hmc t. CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT. No report. e. MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS'REPORT'S, Districts M5, MI. N2. #3. #A DLSTRICT kS. Mayor LOVestteod discussed having receivedawpy ofa letter from MetroPlan requesting two appointments ftom Longwood to work with MetroPlan to Ooe ttudy oPthe orthortalignm rat fortheregion's light rail traneit system-Mayor C.ovestrand eeid he would like to recommend Mr. Brock and one wmmissioner. Comn er Vaaa qua cued when the Com ~ Mr. Drago said he would would he during the daytimr_ Mayor l_ vesttand asked if Commissioner Vacca cold like t volun r. Comm er Veoce replied. not knowing the exact meeting date she would accept tentatively. fo Commissioner Miles moved to appoint Commissioner Vacca tentaeively. Sewnded by Deputy Mayor Miller Commissioner Miles amended his motion to include appointment of Mr. Brock. Motion es amended, seconded by Deputy Mayor Miller and carried by voice vote. Because of the need to puraltase a badge mid the inability to get a white badge, Mayor Lovesvand brought torah diseussion on purchasing a now style City Commission badge. CC 5-17-99\ 550 He said he mould probably just get one on his own but pref red to acA Commission embue if theyw eared ina new style badge. Discussion ensued with respect to syle. etc. Mayor Lovestrand suegested the discussion be deferred to the next me ring. Upon initiation by Mayor Lovestrand. the Commission agreed to schedule a worA session at 5.30 p.M., on June ]. 1999. to discuss the Capital Improvement Program. Mayor LOVe end disc sled xpmposed diange to the City code which would set um quatlifcetions for the (.lty Administrator, as well as an Acting Administrator nfd'Semponry Administrawr, to require the City Administrator as well as the Acting and Temporary Adminissrator have a Bachelor's degree- purther to_amend the cuaent language to say the City Commission may not waive requirement of a college degree, and to put a puiod following that Vhrase and eliininato the rest of Sec. 2-5. He said, in the past. the City had en acing administrator without a degree end it cost the city money. referring ro an unauthorized pay raise given m ving ofthe Chnrch, end en employee which reaultecl in an EEAC wmplaint. ilo soaid you cannot substitute experience force degree. Mayor Lovestrand passed the gavel to the Deputy Mayor Mayor Lovestrand moved to amend the Chatter and was asking for a second Commissioner Miles questioned if it was Chatter or Code. Mayor Lovestrand wrreaed himselfto say code of ordinances. to emend Se< 2.5. Comn er Miles calledapoint of order_saying Mayor Lovectrentl's motion wamend the wdesis out of order es it is race on the agenda. Mayor Lovestrand said he was Collowing the rules end procedures and is requesting the Commission to place on the agenda es an ordinance for the next Seconded by Commissioner Anduxon. Commissioner Miles addressed the comments made by Mayor Lovestrand_ notine he did whuea degree precluded [nose partiwlar situations from Wing Everyone can make a mistake. whether they have e degree ore fifth grade education. He failed w see where this applied and. therefore would not vote ie favor of Wringing this ordinanc<COrward_ Coin er Vecca wasconcemed when itwould refw~tothe amingor empomry and xdi,aeameegnalexveden<e. sneietede,at enay.meonlya<tingacministramrs deaignntea are Mr_ oal:er and Ma. zamnri am ~ onhu nova a aegrea_ Cf 5-17-99\551 Mayor Lov end said there othwa in the City with degrees such as Ms. Mitchell or Mr. Brock, and both have served before, and the reason is the pos ns have all the pow softheadmi and thwefore. should havethes me degree. Further, he has seen thn failures in the pas, end thzt is why he is recommending the change. Comm wVacc and Commtssionw Miles discussed having an oiflew of dte Ciry stand insfor the Admenisvator_ Commissioner Miles said Few of the commission members have a degron end did not believe that because they did not have degrees. they would make improper decisions on the dais and did not believe znyone should bejudged based on that particular criteria. Mr. Drago c Wed that if Com t ahead with this ordina e they.vould hav to look at then nthattalks nbomsthe pecking order znd beliov sspelled om by e title. Question was raised zs to whether this was done by resolution'or ordinance. Mr. Taylor said he would have w study the doeument prior w giving en answer as to whethw tt would be in eonFlia with tho proposed chznga. Deputy Mayor Millw said this was the first time he had thought about this and believed- based on what Ire w, that stakes made and thought they would not hav bee made i uch a r~f this person hedeihe edue nal background that goe with being an admi re Believ stakes made that Mr_Urago would ne hav Wade bee e of his edue ~zl background end experi e, Ther re peopleo board with degrees and, if an isstue were to come up. they would et lean know wlto to ask to keep us out oftrouble znd he intended to vote yes. Continued discussion ensued. Upon call f r the v e Come er Vecea has mad saying she to how chew nted to e_Shew sedvised that unlesshavingzwntlict sheave requhedto e. Commissioner Vacca szid as Mayor Lovestrand had not furnishedaany information and without actually knowing what she was voting on. she would be wring no_ Mori rried by a voiw vote u~lh Mnyar Lovesvend Deputy Mayor Miller and Commissioner Anderson voting aye end Commissioners Miles and Vacca v ring nay. Deputy Mayor Mil Iw passed the Savel back to Mayor Lovestrand. DISTRICT NI Com wMilea cued to dire tthc Admininmtor to pars inquiry regarding an interfwence zllcgationcbmughr forth by Mrs. Rebello against a comm~sswner and two city en,pmyees. CC 5-1~-99\ 632 Commissionu Miles was asking Por e eomensus. Seconded by Commissioner Vacca. Deputy Mayor Miller said lie believed certainly the Administrator would bring forth such n allegation of interference by any commissioner if it happened. And any employees who felt they were interfued with would brin6lo the Adininistretor end if the Administrator felt this had happened he would be the lust to know and certainly would have btoughti t_ IPtltis sthei soh of so to political hob nob, then needs[ slop, the elec r. the sniping needs[ stop and those disgruntled need to quit snaking trouble a'nd the commission needs to ge togeahu end ponunue the business oPthe oily. Mr. Drago said. slit esjus rafon city employees doin mwhing g so Improper. he would not haven problem looking into that Dut. it is alleged that a nvolved_ and he did not believe it was appropriate for him to investigate tl emmAnd if there is a finkagv-it woold be bes~ served by having an onside souru, one who is impartial and would come bath with e ~~pon~ In response to Deputy Mayor Miller. Mr. Txylor said he felt to Set en outside agency was bass as Ihcy would be viewed as an unbiased saurcc Commissionu Vecca said she had seconded far diswssion and continued to say she thoughts[ was commission's responsibility io given positive image and that she pars natty would like to sw something done where the reputation of this commission is clean. Com er Miles thought it vwy'important subjeu and ii ceded to be eddtessed~nDelieved it ned ci whow eth ngs done right end could set the record straight widinan invesngation. Without that inquiry, qua will stil I be in the public's mind and felt the air needed to be cleared to get the publ noon the right track. Mayor l.ov and did not believethe Charc reface wd, znd he yuoteda pomon of Sec on'/otf dta Chart oche COm .ion beiigihejud¢e of elec end qualifice a applied toewhet Ms. Nebello. referring. Secondly. Ne said he did die as Commissioners Miles end Miller had Aone end Commissioner Vecce may have dam Seid hew o the i i t shop st ward and asked for union support for an election Took verytfew minutes. Oave no work direction. Interfuence refers to giving ork dire asking qua s. M joniy of tin .vhen hew to Public Workc he othca to place and asked Capone to call him otter work. One ume took l0/IS rand asked that he punch out on union business. Said be stopped in the Aire Department and asked the person to call him af~er wards- The whole thing is nothing but sour grapes. CC 5-17-99\ 553 Commissioner Miles said if that was the case. he would hope Mayor Lovestrand would in favor of this inquiry and vindicate himself es he has done in past, and now, by vtnue ofthe inquiry. Mayor Lovestrand said Commissioner Miles was welcome to go to Police Chief and ask him stigate that Con er Miles said hew .velwmewdo that by Chanar provisions. Mayor Lovestrand said he had notleing to hide, enying he told what had oc urted. end it has happened with every co end it will w happet Interferer is giving work dire mexhingl an very carefLl not to do. He refured to some Incidents that involved commissioners rntera _ with employees. Mayor Lovestrnnd called the question Commissioner Miles said Io call a question, under Roberts Rules oP Ordu, requires e mohon end a second and a vole Mayor Lovestrand said it did not. Commissioner Miles called aPoillt oP order and asked for ruling from the Alto nay. Mr. Taylor said lie believed Commissioner Miles was Mayor Lovestrand again asked if there was any other diswssion "there was no additional diswssion Mayor Lovestrand said it was a mute issue and he called for the vole. The City Clerk wan asked to read the motion. She did e'o. Mutton failed to pass by efour/one vole. with Mayor Lovestrand, Deputy Mayor Miller, Commissionu Anderson and Commissioner Vacca voting nay and Cummissloner Miles voting aye. Com uMiles brought ihrward discussion relative to the sterns of commissioners reletime to being employees and eligibility for the City's health insurance. He believed this valitl POin and many times it was stated on this dais that Con maployaes but eelected olficials_ Ifthat sthec ethen ould imagine they are not eligible FOr eityae health care. Thought this needed co be cleared up. Com er Miles movedfor consensus co havethe administrator look into this srmations Seconded by Commissioner Vawa. Commissioner Vaeen said this had been discussed last year end it was deserminad titled to bwefns bewnse they were not employees She thought the City Admi ould loot imo.vhethlx wmmissioners nre orare not eligible for uty benefits asMhis has never been clearly answered. The only thing discussed was if commissioners wanted insurance. they would have to pay the premiums. CC 5-17-99\ 66d Discussion ensued with resew othe ability COr wmmissioners to be eligible for benefits which era available to employees. and to be sure whatever is done is done properly end not in opposition to the law. Mayor Lovestrand noted he is wvered under the health insurance and pays the full cost. employeev pay half wrt. As far as boing employees. that has never been settled, how er, he said mould get ruling from IRS. noting to and soael security er taken. stablished. Que sshould the pars nel DOlicies bee ended. Said hew apart employee and no pen of his health i~sumnce is paid, imweve<. the policees could be changed to say all employees. Commissioner Miles said. currently, it is only eveilebleto Rtll timeemployees Mr. Drago said that et. however, the Commission does have the authority to set up e compensation package for themvelves. Mayor Miles said ifthe Pers noel POl'ici say part timeemployees are not eligiblew be under the health care and weohave part time mnployees panicipating, then we are in violation of rho persomtel policies- Mr. Drago said he would need to know exactly what information commission wanted. Commissioner Miles wished [o know who is lect is eligible Are wmmissioners eligible as employeos to bo wvered undcrthc health insurance? Mr. Drxgo.neted the city oommission has the right to set its own package end its own policy. Doputy Mayor Miller moved to call the question. Seconded by Commissioner Miles and carried by voice vote Main on Exiled to carry by a three with Mayor Lovestrand Deputy Mayor Miller and COn er Andusvsn voting nay,Commissioner Miley and Commissioner Vecca voti~g eye_ DISTRIC"r k3. No repon. DISTRICT k3. Deputy Mayor Millu said he Ion an election in-94 and he went hunting: he said nothing anyone eRer that. He said the election is aver and suggested everyone needed to move on. Soma thing are not germane to city business and things ere being monied moo Gr. And in that regard- Deputy Mayor Miller then irtarred to en individual who was involveU n the last elec ring to blow with e lady involved on the Charter Comm degrading her sthortly after the meeting was over- Deputy Mayor Mllu said at the laxt CC 5-I>-99\555 eting he asked that this puson voluntarily resign from the city boards for his behavior- He stated he has Palled [o do it_ Hethen wnhrmed his comment, asking iC Mr_Dely had submitted his resigne ton. Deputy Mayor Millis was advised he had nog Deputy Mayor Miller said it has became necessary for him to move that he be removed from all boards and co s. He c ued saying w of hav male members degrading kmale volunteus on commltttees. He said he d'awssed th switlt W. Daly and he admitted it and told him .vhat he said. Deputy Mayor Miller moved that Mr. Daly be removed for cause from all city board end committees within the City. Suonded by Commissioner Anderson. Mayor Lovestrand thought Mr. Daly should be given an opportunity to answer xnd would like to give him drat ohance and asked Mr_Dely if he carew respond. Mr_Daly reapunded that Iris attorney would be in cunlact. Commissionu Miles cal led a point of ordu saying ha did not think ec[ioo could be tekut t agenda i m but otdd certainly have a consensus vote to pw on the neat agenda.sbu~itawas not nppropnate to take action. Disc ued with respec o appointment and subsequent removal oC board members. reasons for runoval and procedure Cor removal. Deputy Mayor Miller amended his motion to bring forward at the neat nteuing es n agenda item. with diswssion, for removing Mr. Daly far cause Commissionu Anderson seconded the mmended motion. Mayor Love and believed as c they eppoii t also and tha[tltey hav tofscares'Need to distinguish that we do not remove because ofa wl~tn, only COr'cause and he believed these wasjiu cause. Commiasioner Anderson wanted to say. with regard to the potential removal of Mr. Dnly from any boards he s h [hat his volve and his second on the motion, is purely Por cause and not om of any pollrical motivati~oa Motion canted by a voice vote, with Mayor Lovestrand. Deputy Mayor Miller, Com uAnderson and Commissioner Vaccav ring eyeand Commssionu Milcsnvoti~g nay. Deputy Mayor Miller said with regard [c the Chanu Advisory Board. said he believed it ended May 3 because the Chaner clearly states. once formed the Committee stays in wforote year. Now. the lest pueon appointed Ms_Rebetlo, was appointed on Mey 4, 1998. So therefore, it was his opinion that thesunset on this wmminee was May 3. Deputy Mayor Miller felt if the commiaee had never mac. it would have still ended on May 3. Would like totakethe minutes as oPMey]and do away with any minutes aRer that. CC il]A9\558 Com er Vacca qua ned. based on Con author zing them to go forward at the last ice ring, wouldsiheir minutes not be publec ~ecord? Com er Miles quc ned ifusing the samelogic, ifthere was the loss ofa committee member, weuldithe committee then be in limbo? Con er Anduson thought it was not patently clear chat the committee begins the cepted and doe of preclude that ould begin at the first mmg and that ithere some ambiguity there rte could seed reasonable argument made for e;mar.dmation.aa Mr_Teylor said COm er Anderson's comments were quit e; the Charter lenguagei ambiguo nsfsf-ocher. in the pert,dato ofwmmencementchastbeen ftom the date of the first meeting. Mr. Taylor said Commissioner Vecoe mentioned that the Commission, at the last eting, saying to themto go COrwxrU. certainly validated that. Further, precedence, on how It was done in the past. is also a Guor. Deputy Mayor Miller withdrew his motion. DISTRICT U4_ Commissioner Vacca, based on having been presem at the Teen Dance end being aware oCa petition drat the youngsters had signed mdght for their righ[ to have the Teen Center kept open. asked. evert thought public participation had ended. i[ the petition could be presented. She wntinued to say the expectul cloee of the Night Moves Teen Denoe would be at the end of the momh. She said the Taeai Dance wn no longer itself and the dec on has bee made to close down. noting the Commission has said they will colt convnvem fund it Deputy Mayor Miller asked when it would be closing end whui did Commission say they would not fund it. Com er Vac said Com said it ould pay for off duty o(ticers but ould ~;e~re o me mal orme r ~iriy and ear very lengtny aide about oppos othe Teen Con andfunding [wDeciso~ehas been niadebyuhcion Cen u for VouthtDiversion to close down due to it not bege able to finance itcelC because ofa drop in attendance Media has donee couple of spotlights on this; however, without funding from Commission there is vo.vay they can continue Mr. KrebeL endee x[ Night Moves. Ares ned a petition from approximately 150 ahendees o[Night Moves, requesting it remain open- Comm er Vac reported on hev ved some pos is from ng mrei revidents about the beautl(icatlon amnnd iha Cily. pnrks vod poblio aressn avd complimented die Administrator CC 5-t]A9\65] Commissioner Vacca rekrred to wmments she inede before and after the elecaions about staying neutral, saying »he would consinue to remain neutral and refaced to some mng and re ving any negative comments being made by residen s. She said sfhe jus anted to ethee ve forward- Lbmm er Vac asked m be on them ord saying that she doe end on having the Ciry1hav ablack eyein anyway and well try to do whale r she can to keep it as above ground and as positive an tmege of a City as she possibly can. 9. CONSEN'[AGENDA: (Approve Items A-F.) A Pay Approved Hills. B. Minutes of May 1. 1999. G Accept Hid of $1.158.556.30 from Paquette Industries LLC end award the et for nofthe Rangdine Road lmprov ors projec tingon ~adopt~ot ofthe budget nsCer ordina U. Approve expenditure Crom Confiscation Fund to Rock Lakc Middle School. E. Award of two contacts to Vanasse Hangon Brustlitn, Inc. (VI{B) t'or prof sional engineering design and other relamd engiueering services in the total amount of $209 912_ Commissioner Miles moved approval of the Consent Agenda with the exception of ltenn B. Seconded by Depury Meyar Miller end cartied by voiu vme Com on Miles veda mute Minutes page 539. ring them s should Itav rellecfed that the ethic omplaint es filed after~uhe resolution but prior to the next sG~edulod Commission meeting Seconded by Deputy Mayor Millu to accept the minutes. as changed- Attention was called to the f6et that if was neceaseryto approve by roll cell vote Commission Miles moved to approve the Consent Agendx with the xception of Item B- Seconded by Commissioner Veeoa and cartietl by a unanimous roll call vote Deputy Mayor Miller moved approval ofthe minutes. as clad. geoonded by Commissionu Vacca and carried by a unanimous roll Dell vote I0. NION'1'4{LY FINANCIAL RF.1'OR'1'. Depury Meyot Miller moved to accept the Monthly Financial Repon as subinitted_ Seconded by Commissioner Vacca. Carried by voice votes CG 6-t]-99\668 n. ruaLlc HeAalrvcs A. Planning Division of the Community Services Department recommends the Ciry Commission reed by title only, set lone 2I, I999 farthe second public hearing and approve tlto I" Bantling of ORDINANCE N0.99- t441.emendingthe Cand Development Regulations Article Vl.Sign Regulations, in its entireey_ Mr. Taylor avnouneed having praofof publication Cor the public hearing and then read by title only- Mr.lay Sargem explained some of the changes. Mayor Lovestrand opened the public hearing. Mr. Mike Musica 5333 Old Winter Garden Rond represcntin5 EIIer Media saiA they hav wed the draft andw in favor of the doe ands with juste[ ~ rchanges and would speak lacer to Sec.24-60nnon conforming signs end aEfin~tc signs. Mr. Mike Hattaway said he would like to reserve his comments until the second publi<heariitg,rteeding time to review. No one else prerei t spoke in favor- Mr. Ed Meixell did vot know if he was in favor or against, however warned to bringwcommission's attention that he is being required to movea sign l9f t back bee eoftho County taking end is told now he would hav oaherthes to reduce the Height. however, the proposed sign regulationsbaing discussed ~ onighL would allow Fis sign to resnain at the same height. Hesaid he did not know who to got et this point. because iPhe doesn't drop the sign down now. he oultl not be give a building porn stay at the same height and it is nrperat~ve that ho move the sign nowro Dspoty Mayor Millis moved to close the public hearing. Seconded by Commissioner Miles and envied by voice vote Commissioner Miles had no questions of staff Commissioner Anderson said he had earlier inquired and his questions were answered. Mayor Lovestrand had numuous questions whiGt he posed to Mr. Sareent- Mr. Sargent responded to the questions. Some answers satisfied Mayor Lovestrand s to did not- For those tlat did no tisty his eonca s Mayor Lovestrand saiU he would be proposing changcsn CC s-I ]-99\ 559 Deputy Mayor Miller requestedarecess_ The Commission recessed born 9:40 PM to 10.00 P.M. Comm erMiles ved to rapt Otdina uNo. 99-1441 on firs[ readingaendnto schedule a public hearing Por lone ], 1999_ Mayor Lovesttand read the Agenda Memorandum recommendation and said he ould en e approve Ordina ce No. 99-1441 on frst reading. rend by [isle only.tfo amend Article IV_ emitted Sign regulations, in its ant ruy, and m schedule the public bearing for Lune 21. 1999. Commiexionu Miles aaid he would aocept if the public heating was lone ]. 1999. Mr. Dtego said due to the nature of this item, staff needed that lead time Commissionu Miles noted that would be out of town on the 2l°'and he amended the motion[o have the second public hearing on JUly S_ NU_Drego said the 5'a was a holiday. Commissioner Miles the moved to accept Ordinanw No. 99-1441 on first 'eading, read by tiele only and to schedule a and public hearing date for July 19, 1999. Seconded by Commissioner Vacca. Deputy Mayor Miller interjected the possible need forework session He said, otherwiaq m the next public hearing it will be drawn out. Mr. Taylor thought that was e good idea and. in addtion said he would be out of on July 19, 1999 with his son who will be taring in the national el ampionship. He will, Itoweves, have an attorney represent biro howeve5 no vould have the background knowledge he had and if there was a work on he could give his wmments and any recommended ohenges and advise et theswork session- Dapmy Meyot Miller questioned if we warned to hold the public hearing withom the attorney present. Disutssion evened with respeu tcadiRUent date. Coma uMiles moved to emend his motion to accept OMinance NO_ 99-1441 o~ frst reading and to schedule the public hearing for August ?. 1999. C tmmissionu Vacca sewnded the motion as amended. Carried by a unanimous roll call vote. Discussion evened with respeu to scbednl'n~ a rime. Itw sthee sof COm oschedulez work sesaton for June 2A.1999 at ]:001'.M. to review the document. CC SI]-99\ i8~ Mr_Drne risked the mambos of Con nthe copy ofthe proposed wde thatthey had been Nrnished for use at the wo ksession. Hefisnher asked rite sign industry to come and advise what problem areas there are. 12. REGULAR NOSINESS. rl perronnel Division of the Finanual Services Depanmem recommends tha City Commission read by title only, set lone'/- 1999 es a public hearing date find approve the tlrst reedin¢ ofORDINANCE No. 99-1453 mending Section 2-I (t) oflhe Longwood City Code to provide for nendments m the pay and classifcation plan by ordinance rather than resolution. Mr. Drego introduced the agenda item Mr. Taylor read ordinance No. 99-1453 by title only. Motion by Deputy Mayor Miller. seconded by Commissioner Vecca to ccept Ordinance No. 99-1453 on first reading and m set the public hearing Cor June 7. 1999. Cartied by unanimous roll wll vote. [i. Finance Division ofthe Finenoiel Services Depart endsthe City Com eed bytitle only. set June ), 1999 asa public hearing date and approve the frst reading of ORDINANCE N0.99-1454_ which amends the FV 98/99 budget- Mr. Dingo introduced the agenda item Mr. Taylor read Ordinance No. 99-145n by title only. Commissioner Vacca moved to accept Ordinance No. 9?1454 on frst reeding end to soltedulea public hearing for lone ]. 1999. Sewnded by Deputy Mayor Miller. Mayor Lovestrend said it appeared to him that the Four year delay in the Rangeline Road projeu has cost the uty at least 5250,000_ Mr_Drock replied it had cost some to delay, but i to 5'/ years ago when debating the P[C design the projeu envisioned then was striuty an overlay- had no signifea rehabilitation and wnstmuion and it did not anticipate taking all the drainage underground and relaying ell the watu lines Fnnher, the original agreement with the county was f r 5800.000. and it has been mcrcased to 5900 000 Motion carried by a unanimous C. 'lire City Clork recommends the City Commission read by title and adopt I2ESOI.UTION NO. 99-988, wbich designates a depository and designates the authorized signers end Poosinrile eignawres for d:e corporation (the City). CC 5-I>-99\561 Mr. Taylor read Resolution No. 99-988 by title only. Deputy Mayor Millar moved to adopt. Seconded by Commissioner Miles and carzied by a nnenimoos roll call vote. D_ Fna ceDivi tofthepin ciel Serv es Depart endsthe City Commi a'wn read by title only and adopt RESOLOTION NO. 99- 989, amending the 5-Year Capital Improvement Plen for the Fiscal Yoars 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, and 2003. Mr. Taylor read Resolution No. 99-989 by title only. Commissioner Vacce moved to adopt. Seconded by Deputy Mayor Miller_ Mayor LOV end said he inayw oaRu so endure otha Plan later this yea ,push the Pnblic SePety expansion back e year a~td reduce the wst of the community building. Mr. Drago w s of [he opini as better to have nitre than not e ough in die Plav for an an iapetednprolect. Monon cartied by a unenimws roll call vole. 13. CITY AT'IVI2NEY'S REPORT. No repott. t4. CITY CLERK'S REPORT. Na report I5. ADJOURN. Mee[ing adjourned at l0-.25 RM. ~~~ Paul Lovestrand. Mayor ciaidi~e o. za ~, cay CC 5-1~-99\ 582