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CCMtg04-05-99MinLONOWOODCITY COMMISSION Longwood City Commission Chambers Il5 W. Werrcn Avenue Lonswooa. nodaa mmures Attril 5, 1999 Present: Mayor Rusty Miles Deputy Mayor Steve M I ler Commissioner Paul La.-'.rand Comm ee Annen._ -.. Jahn 1'Drago. Cir s d.~ ~. Geraldine D_Zenrt- (. Richard S. l'aylor, Ir., ~ ~ney Terry Baker, Direuor of public Safety John Broc1:. Direaorof Community Services Monica Mitchell. Direr ~ aal Snrvius Richard Kontbinh. Utilities Division Mnnager Tom Smith. Streets/Pleet Division Menag« Absent. District a2 Vacancy 1. G\LL'CO (1RDF;li. Mayor Miles celled eregular meeting to order et ]04 p. m. 2. A moment o[SILENT bll?UI"fA""PION xnt POLLO\VED BY TIIF PLEUGE OF:\LLEG4\NCE. 3. C.OMDI[~N fT1'ANM1OI'NCEME\'IS. The following was announced. A. 61uc Gmss pickin' -Saturday 5~9 PM., April I]. 1999, co er of Wilma and West Warren Avenue in Downtown Historic Inngwoodn 4. IiCCOGNITIONS: A Disttia Ito Presentation of the Business Person of the Manth Award for April, 1999 to the Managem nt Teum of Michael Etheridge andC Dirt Morrow. Pernls, I=lorida CcntmleCommeree Park_ Commissioner Vecca recognized Mr. Michael Etheridge, member of the m from Petals. Petals is a camiaguc bnsincss. in existence fnr 68 yearsnnnd in Longwood for 12 year. Petals employs ]0 people P1r_ Pxhendge was eeV:nowledged for having cantribmed some silk plain anger othe City- Ms. MOrtow was not in atteatdance Photographs Here thenetaken_ 5. 60AItD APPOINTMENTS: A District#I-Nomination to the Rosiness AAvisory Cauncil_ Mxyoc Miles nominated Hill King, Manager, Carey Hand Eonerxl Hume. Deputy Mayor Miller so moved. Seconded by Commissioner Vacca and earned by a voice voce H. Dist ct#2-Nomination co Historic Preservation Hoard (Ueferted until eiter'ihe election.) C. Nomination of one member to the Canvassing Board for the April 27, 1999 Election. Mayor Miles asked Mr_ Taylor if he was able to serve. Mr. Taylor said he believed it would be a conflict exDleining as City Ntorney he may be nsked to give nopinion on an election question. Mr. Taylor, upon request, explxened the qualifications: an elector of Seminole County, not actively participetiilg in a campaign. Can er Lov and said Duhaps there was someone in the audience who would like to volunteer. Jim Daly offered the name oPTOm Alley. husband ofJodge Nancy Alley. Con i i stoner Lovestrand said he would Drefer e resident of Longwood Commissioner Vacca said due co the shortness of time, she would move to nominate Tom Alley. Commissioner Lovesttend nominated Hnl "faylor. Mr. Ilal Taylor said he was noable ro serve as he was working the election- Comniis>ionu Lovesirantl said he would like to defer as he would like to see eomeone from the City oPLOngwood nerve Deputy Mayor Miller moved to second the nominntion of Mr_ Alloy- Motion carried by a four-zero roll cell vote with one commission vac ncy. 6. PDRLIC PAI2TICIPA"I'IOA`. orenaa oabd. xnn aa.-en nr~¢nna. diaeuaaed me car not reavonaing m nm request regarding code violations et her Cormer residenw. Having reoeived no respons¢ to her reque [. Ms_ Oshel said she plans to be on the next a,¢enda. James Smith- 868 Logan Drive. discussed being dted under City Code, Sec. 21 23.08. Due totha weight and tires on his vehicle, it is wnsidered a eommeruel vehicle and he ¢an no longer park dte vehicle on his property. Mr. Smith has pmeved the ponsibiliry of putting opal ce to enclose tha vahiele, but the way the code iswrhtten it would not put him in wmplianw. He believes fencing is the oNy option, how r, the code would hav to be r o allow him et the fence Herequesmd the matter be addressed and some kind of solutionere nved upon- Further mil a dec made, he asked that no further wde anCraetton action be taken aghu st him fls the vehicle is his livelihood. eemmiasmn diarn==mn ¢ma¢d wblt respea t¢ eme, regwaeons wioaa me Lane Development Code which needed to be revised. such as the appeal process: boats/recseational vehicle regulations: reeulatioin far erecting sheds. Deputy Mayor Miller moved w direct the City AAministmtor to get with the Codes Enforcement people to work out a solution amenable to the eral public relative to the existing code and iro enforcement thereto ntil rich Time as the Lend Development Code (LDC) can be reexamined and fl more workable LDC is adopted. Further, this will be retroxetive to those cited. Secondel by Commissoner Vawa end carried by a voice Robin Thorn 625 Pres on Road, dix sled the city wde rtleti to parking of boa and re na1 vehicles xnd objected to the requirentem fors ning with n opaque feneutg six/eight f¢et high- He said his boat was cited eight years ago-. thei at that as brought tothe COn anU for eieht yea sthey have been left alone. Fisht year later. has eivedna ving him bus ss days to screen the boa witha v-foot (cote He alro questionedtwhy he s required to put a up asix-Iba tbnc h the code regoir ¢ight foot fence. Said he has discussed the ciudo tavith Ltu Yelvington who said they have orders take a pro code enfotw t. Mr. Thor said hew here to Evd of what to do`aHCebelievesefonw would be appalling and finds no onale for this. Also fnds prejudice. because no[ all have been cited. further. eagh[ Poot Cwtcing cannot b¢ purchased. Mayor Miles said he wonld hope the Ixst motion that passed would also be for this issue Mr. Thorn requested he be natil'ied. Voce Warren- 6?0 Cltelsee Bond. discussed the city wde relative to parking boats and recreational vehicles antl objeced to the requirement fitt soreening with en opaque fenu, six/etght f high- Mr. tVarr¢n explained how the boat is aced on his property end had concern relative to security, due to numerous break ins in the area, if he had to install fencing. [,ou Canerelli, 6I0 Chelsea Road. discussed the city code relative to parking boa and to nel vehicles and objeoted to the requir nt E t ning with n opaque fens six/eight feel high- Hew o[ tgged N se e. how the does no[havee problem wish his neighbots9 boats. -ight yea s ego was taggul, and he told as long es the boat ryas behind thef ont setback of the house. it ok At that as formed andw re toldtodisregard the ning and si e, they to has SBiU a word and it a mad that the law was changed and now the residents are back for the sameraeason. He said the sight oPe boa 's backyard in this eshould notbaa n. there othu nthe ctytbatareofwnoern sHa said ha thoughrthepart about feeeing should'be dropped Cram the code. ]ayne Sins, 840 Georgia Avenue, requested the Commission relieve her Gom having to pxy zn 8'822 water bill saying that she did not believe she used the r. She said the amount of water would leave come to 12 gallons per minute. She said she used of cu ningahose fora days. Further, she said her plumbingis Wthe gthe and isdry. yet sheisbeing told sheused 527000 gallons- She also hzs~n letter from her pool company end plumber Baying there no leaks- NI she end her husband have beet told is that they have to pay the bill and the City will ae enge for paymems to be made Slte requested relief om having to pay the bill Upon requevt, Mr. Otago addressed the issue of the meter, Baying the meter was clteckel twice and it checked out o. k. Ms. Sim asked who alts should go to h'On Here xnd whether she had m hire a lawyer ~Commissionee Lovestrend asked iPMS-Sims had been furnished a copy oPthe V~t•POSeI were'policy change Ms. Sims said she understood it runs not Tammy Chinani, 115 Margo Lane pmsident ofthe Longwood Babe Ruth -erebalL spoke in Ihvor oPCOnnecting the trvo parkins areas at Candylend Perk She as4 .the Commission to consider wntinuing with she projeu_ She said site had in her possession the signatures of e6 people who Peel the same way. She e amps, swilling slow-dow trips rclosing the norche n ~~. peeding probluas. sheseid thecxpansion indefinitely naedod~ C ued with respec o the projec of leaving been budgeted as oapieal p~ojeci hut, rxthet having bewt treated as a repair and maintenanw issue Coins er Vac refuted to parking issues on the resideneiel streets in end and tlaie park and that etery and requested the Com nto reconsider the project and let the Adminisnmtor go Corward with dte pr ,¢GSio Con er Lave and said there were some valid concerns that were not broughtsup'o sthe through vefhe tFat could occur and. the second is the peoplo fiom Skylark do not want to go around to the other entrance He would pref the project be looked at again saying he hated to approve meshing on a whim without a study- Further, was tired of approving projeus n the budget. Wanted to see the project planned and designed tight.rather jot tea ring all the time Nadine Tolos. Highland Hills, camplimGrted the Commission on the newly ated ohambers. She reminded that the LDC Ad Idoc Committee has ended that tFe Code he rtmuded w allow fences in residential areas to be uo to 8 feet in height and Ne "band ai8' ordinance would allow fences up to eight feet in height. The reason for allowing fences to he up m eight feet in height is to relieve msidonrs from having to go tc the Board of Adjustment if they warn to bane a ranee ughr r~l nigh. \fs. Tolos addressed Mr. DraSO asking if he said maintenance and repair was the line used with respect to the Cendyland parking area and Mr. Drago indicated it s_ SFC said no otFU meintvtrtnce and repair has ever gone tnto the budget. ies bee Ding disc narythinS of the administrator and asked COmmiss~oner Lovesttandgto stop micro m paging. 7. ClT1'ADMINISTItATOR'S REPORT. NO report. 8, hlAl'OR AND COMMISSIONERS'REpORTS. District bl. No report. DistrictN3. Deyuty Mayor Miller dispelled xtumor that he says has been rculating. Ire said an individual has been spreading vicious tumors ebouthisfeelings and others, that apon the elec not on rthe other candidate. thal some people wFO work in tFe city will lose theirjobs_ Ole said he hoc no inteartion of firing anybody. He said he does not appreciate and addressed Ms. Tolos. who was in the audience. saying that he wished she would stop. Dlstrlet dJ_ Commissioner Vaaa discussed the parking ar Cendylend. and requested the Comm nsider and allow the administrator to bring the project forward m finish joining the two areas. District as, No report. 9. CON'SP,NT AGENDA: A. Pay approved bills and estimated hilly for the ntontF Of April. 6. Minutes of March 15. 1999 Regular Meeting. G E_spenditure front the Confiscation [nnd_ D Florida Power Easemeatt Agirement and authorize peymont of 42,000 for t rights. L'. Renewal of wntract for legal services to tho Codes E,nforomne+tt Board with Shepard, Filbum and Goodblatt, P A. F. Additions end deletions to the Surplus Lie[ approved on March I, 1999_ Deputy Mayor MilleJ~ moved to approve the Consent Agenda ae submitted. Seconded by Com er Vac and cartied by a four zero roll call vote, with one' wmmission vaoency. 10. PUBLIC FlEARINGS (waive the text and read by title only, open pnblie hearing, close, discuss, adopt) h City Clerk recommends the City Commission adopt ORDfNANCE NO. 99-1448, amending Chapter I3 5. Parke and ReereetioR replacing the term "Diteuor of Parks xnd Recreation' with the teen "City Admmisttawr of deaignee- Mr. Taylor announced proof of publication for this end zll public hearings listed on the ngexda Mayor Miles openod the public hearing. No one.spoke in favor or in apposition. Deputy Mayor Miller moved to dose the public hearing Seconded by Commissioner Vacca and partied by voice vote. Commissioner Verna moved to edap~ Seconded by Deputy Mnyar Miller. Commissioner Lovestrand said although he knew this was a housekeeping item relative to what conunission had already passed, he wanted to say he was apposed othe Grange and, therefore, opporestlris ordinance He.aeid he believed the city reeded to einphasiae this function and should make Perks xnd Recreation a depart and also believed the city needed v parks and reaeauon director. And Corethat reason. would vote against this ordinance. Motion cartied by a rhrewone vote, Mayor Miles. Depury'.vlayar Miller, end Commissionor Vacca voting aye. Commissioner Lovestrand voting nay. with ono wmmiuion vacanry. 6. Finance Division of the Finaneinl Services Depett ands City Commission read by title only and adopt ORDINANCE NO~ 99-1449, which emends the hedger for the fiscal year 98199 budget. Mr_ Taylor read Ordinance No. 99-1449 by title only. Mayor Miles opened the public hearin6. No one presem spoke in favor or in opposition. Deputy Mayor Miller moved to close the public hearing Seconded by Commissioner Vatta end cartied by e voice vote. Commissioner Vecca moved to adopt OrdinanceNo.99- 1449. Seconded by Deputy Mayor miller and carzied bya four zero roll call vote. with one commission vac ncy. 11. ftEGI1LAR 6USINE55 A Ciry Admi ends the City Commission review the proposed model ~treet pn.~ing Acsiga and give staffthe direction it deems appropriate. Commissioner Vacca moved to allow the City Administrator to ve forward with the model street paving design concept SewndeA by Commissionu Lovestrand, fordistussion. Commissionertwestrand said he would like to have the part that rolls for speed bumps deleted. Mr. Drago said it was not the intent to put in bumpslbumps. but intended «a1TO calming devices such as brick crosswalks in s«cets. Mr. Drago said he would prefer to address on a case by case basis rather than making it unilateral. Commissioner Vacca moved en amendmem tv her motioc that speed bumps be addressed ono casa by rose basis Seconded by Uepury Mayor Millis. Con er Lov and said he did no tthe gate to be able to be opured56He said a no speed bump policy has been in force end was good f rtheaty end tied so nthc County where speed bumps have bet ne quit enHesaid i(tlte City Adminis«awrdesires to put same he could zskssu In response to wltetber he roes ooinfortable with that, Mr_ UraSo replied es long as he mould Dome beck and ask Deputy Mnyar Miller withdrewhis sewnd to [he intendment. Com oner Lovestrand withdrew his second to the mein Deputy Mayor Miller moved to epptovo the model street paving design concept with the exception thxt speed bumps be excluded with the pro nthat the City Admi ould bring a reque t before the Comm nif he needs them[ Seconded by Commiasion Veocasio Commissioner Lovestrend xuggeated the word humps also be inoluded_ Deputy Mayor Miller moved to emend his motion to include humps as well as bumps. Seconded as emended by Commissionu Vacca and carried by a fourizero roll call vote with one commisnon vacancy. B. Ciry Administrator recommmtds City Commission authoriis the Gty Administrator to reque nrebitec[nral proposals to design a new Community BnildinR st Com er Love andm ved to author etha City Admit reque archite ml proposals to design a new unity building. Seconded by Deputy Mayor Miller and carried by e four zero vote. with one commission vee nay. C. Utilities Divi noPPUhlic WOrkx Depart endsthe City Conn wthe antl sewer projecn fortthis fiscal year and author ethe bidding of those projec s undo one unified bid in Fiscal Year 1999/2000. Commissioner Vacca moved w combine and do a unifed proposal forthe watet~/sewerprojects for FY 99Y1000. Seconded by Deputy Mayor Miller for disutssion_ Deputy Mayor Miller questioned if the Wildinue Project has been excluded. Mr. Kornbluh said Wildmere isa drainage projec and these are water( sa er projec s. Commissioner Lovestmnd asked if this pattioular recommendation was pushing back so e of this year's projecs and what projects will be left that will be done this year Mr Kornbluh said the only one that was excluded Earn this list was the 434 project beenuse the engineuing is done- Further even if any were started this year, they would not be done this hswl year. Come er Love and nskeA if this was sewerprojec nay for ebom three years worthnof pr jec¢ Mr_KOrnbluh replied seine of the oldest may be three years old. Deputy Mayor Miller asked if any projects were going by the wayside- Mr. Kornbluh replied, if anything. projects were added. Deputy Mayor Miller again asked the status of the Wildmue projed_ Mayor Miles said that issue was not gen othis item and sugeested perhaps Mr. Deego mould provide zn update at some other time. D. City Clerk recommends the City Commission adopt RPSOI,UTION NO. 99-98G, providing for ndoption of security procedures for issuance of absentee ballots- Mr. 1'eylor read Resolution No. 99-98fi by title only. Commissioner Vecw moved to adopt Seconded by Deputy Mayor Miller. Commissioner Lovestrand questioned paragraph S.S.,. which states thate designee is only permitted to deliver two ballots. other than his own and Chore oCGntily members. to an elector and asked if any aoeommodations had been made for the residents of nursing homes to get ballots. Me. Zambri replied that Request for Absentee ballot forms were available and could he furnished upon request. Motion carried by a four zero vote with one commission vac nry_ E. hinan~e Diaaion onne nnaneiai seNle~Depantnent rennmmenaa ate City Commission read by tide only. set April I9, 1999 as a public iearine date end approve the first reeding of ONUtNANCE NO. 99-Il50 which amends the [+'iscel Vear 98/99 budget- Commissioner Vacca moved to approve Ordinance No. 99-1450 on f rsr roading and to sohedule a public hearing [or April 19, t999. Seconded by Daputy Mayor Miller and carried by a four- zuo mllcell vote. with one eommixsion vacancy. F_ Ciry Admi ends the City Com wthe"Tee Dan e` program relative to funding enU give staff the direction it deems necessary. Coin~nissioner Lovenrend said he would like to move to table He said he nndersood the Administrator has had some inquir es by state oRtcmis and would like to delay until he mceives his answers. Con er vacua did not see why tni: showa be tabled as it has been on going issue since Oatober_ She believed some kind of decision needed to be made to bring to closure. Deputy Mayor Miller ast:ed what were the state issues. Com er Lov and said he was not free to talk about it. But could bring upswhet I,e bel5eved ores an issue....the issue oCa state statute and that was why he would like to delay. After the Adminisvator has had time to I,enr from the state, it mould be ironed out_ Mayor Miles had dif(icuhy with Commissioner Lovestrand not wanving to speak on the issue- as he had brought this to light. Commssioner Lovestrand asked if he could conference with the etto ney_ Commission rocessed from 9:I9 pM to 9'.l2 PM. Commissioner Loves,rand said he would abide by the attorney's advice. Mayor Miles asked if that advice was not to wmment. Mr. Taylor said, yes- FLnher, he has discussed i, wirh the City Adminisaator m,d he does not have a problem with tablin6 as the Teen Center is funded in this year's budget. Deputy Mayor Miller asked if there was something they should know. Tl,e Attorney replied, no. Motion to table died for lack of a second. Deputy Mayor Miller moved to discuss the issue and if there was a problem, discussion aauld stop- Seconded by Commissioner Vacca. Mayor Miles said. hearing no discussion on the motion, let the diswssion begin. Con n then disc szed the different options proposed by Mr_ Drego. Deputy Mayor Miller was in Gvor oCbaving e contract wish the Center for Youth Diversion. Mr. Drego explained the fgures in his memo and whet the money world be used for and where they would come from. He also mentioned ,hat vithe it was at.vo way street and the corporation would have,o .v~htrt a Commissioner Vaeca asked Deputy Mayor Miller what his wncern was with letting it continue the wzy it has for the Oast years. Deputy Mayor Millersnid the Center for Yonth Division should be treated like any othercorpor and if the Ciry isw support eprivate orgnnization it should have a contract wrth ther~v Con er Vac indicated w asking at what point the city -ould get involvedcwith their day to day operations. such es how much candy they buy and sell. Ocputy Mayor Miller said, ifthe City contracts with them they have certain guidelines as to what they can spend the money for. Mr_ Taylor explained if opsion l were Gsosen, to manage and operate the en den whey would bee smbleto the City on any fton Anytimeyou hav with so eehcy are evzountzblesfor the s they ar omplytwhh in lhntm r Also, some case law would tie that the c11y mould give money to~erta n non profit organizations and s ell the records of Ihet tympany would not be publ ca o'rds buts ce you word it this way. it mplies that ary function and you subconvacting ou on profs organ emion and the Inw clezrly slates all she records of That corporation would be public record. Mr. Drago hcieFly explained each of the options Mayor Miles advised Iizt he had been handed a note Gom the Clerk regarding the brief rc sthat taken and he read then which was (rot whichw~s Imys requested that Comnussioner Levees and eexplain leis enrlrier ssamment_ Com cr Lov end said lte Olt the citizen notes were aut of order sing. Further, aaiU hew undo meshing milarato a remratin Ong order which limits his ebilityato speak about she Mr_ Taylor said Commissioner Lovestmnd did not have so speak to the Mayor Miles said he was just Hying m get some clarifleetion to an issue shat was brougln to the dei.c Uepury Mayor Miller asked Mr. Drago what his recommendation would be. Mr_ Drago said under the present arrangement there is sufficient Quotability, and it is required by law, ofthe confiscation funds. Not only eecountabili[y but also limits the amount that goev out As long as the uty pays for police detail. and there ie money in (he budKet fnrtiat. that mabilityrhere-Frcm ewsr Brand pain, optionlie r Doable and has been the one on going. If it is the desire of the os explor nothar alTernauve, then tabling it cafuture date would he epPooprie[e e, [his trma Mayor Milee disc ssed having ac ntabiliry from veryo[her nrity that the Ciiy has supported. Mr_D[ago futther explained the requirement under Stale law the[ confimalion funds given. Qn en ongoing basis To any organization such as', the Tee., Cen[er, Project GRAD, e[ requir ntabiliry as to how the funds were used. The city has not asked for that h, rhepest and does not know why that has not been BOna. Will now hav [o go back TC the appropria scheols io gel ntabiliry for funds given rn pest years and elm m the Teen Dance fora tneusame infonnat,Qn. Deputy Mayor Miller moved [o table Item F. Seconded by Comm er Lov and- Carried by a four-zero roll call vo , with one commrssron vac ncy. Con er Vacca qua ,ui Te what dale The tabled. ComnvesTOner Vacca wassinfonned ii was tabled to an indefinite trme_ Mr. Drago said he would bring the item beck when ell the questions are ered end all ar listed with the answers and the full commission is able to disarsa in e full dialogue. G_ The Finanoial Services Departn,eni recommends the City Commission a proposed w w' lank policy end, if acceptable. authorize staff to mnee,n me code Qf oreinaneet_ Commissioner Lovevrrand moved to accept the policy. making it o include The lady who .ryQke who had the weer problemVnSteconded by Deputy Mayor Miller. Ms_ Mitchell oared [he new policy required a 12 month history and she void Mv_ Sims did nor have a 12 month history at d,e location of The leak. It was mentioned that Ms_ S'nns hatl zuvice a, another lowtioa Commissioner Miller Though[ this was the right way To gQ but rite averege needed io be ironed out. M.s. MitclTell responded ro questions-water service aT This low[ion since November- water meter was read every month prior TQ The look', came meter iaz oT yet been puT back in tit this location. alterna[e mater now ar location. h was noted the readinS for two months was approximately ~ 000 gallons- Con er Vac said, prio nakinga dec~~ ethee bill therm eedstobe Put back and ifthere oeproblem with them ould agree ethe bill But if it is tune ning properly, ~o Id hava a pmblent waiving the bill because we would be in vlolahon of the waent code which says no free water can be given and we would be waiving a fee retroactive. Mayor Miles noted that rarliar, Ma Sims slated, she filled her pool with 20,000 gallons of water and would hate to give het?A,000 gallons free under this proposal Convnissioner Lovostrand said it was the right and decent thins t0 do end perhaps. to give the aclininistretor some latitude to whoa she pays tot the Sallonege she used. Commissioner Vacca said her problem was going.vith the 4,000 gallon Com er I.ov and m ved to entl his motion to approve Item llG and that the edmin~vator be give authority to give epeoiel dispensation in this one case Seconded by Deputy Mayor Miller. Mayor Miles did not believe the motion as stated could be voted on. es one issue was the incident of the leak and one.ves the policy- Mr. Taylor advised Commission they could not approve anything tonight as it would have to be by ordinance. Comma er Lov end agreed end said his motion was for an otdinence~~o be brought Conh Mr. Drago said .vhen policy is brought back. he wit l take the I O o out, the police will allowauedit once in ayeer.tw~cemten years Ifthe policy is crefled to allow Ilexibility fog this partiwler instance, then, cominiss~on ~ould have to understand if a similar instance happened the policy would have lobe followed. i e, there would have to bez 12 month hirtory- Also io be [air, tho disputed part of the bill will remain in limbo. but the person still responsible for all fiuure charges. Mr. DraSO alto said if made reaoacuve_ would have to deal with ell others on a payment plan. C m er L.ov end said theyw t, this arpecial exception Mr_Drago said than it would be et5ective whenever the ordinance is passed. Mori ended cr rind by a four zero voce. with one commission vflc ncy. G. Con pity Ser es Department recommends tllet the City Comm appro atha ink ortlet~of co sultnnts far eomprehmrsive plann,psg of services end authorize the Ciry Administarorto negotiate a eontracL Come w Vac ved to cept Cher ended and appmvc the an~k order of co anal ante foracomprehensicovenplening se and author ethe City Adnri istator to _ to e contract. Seconded by DeputyzMayor Miller. n Depury Mayor Miller indicated his cancan that the wrzant code did not provide for a final appeal to the Commission on differtnt issues. Coco er LOV and said the COml ould agaii eond'uional uses endshe rafeired to a racentaapproval of a use that puhaps the Con lion could have imposed some conditions during the final approval nil Mayor Miles suggested. rather than gating a 300 page document at one z he would Mvo it being brought to Commission in sections, es long as Conti airy is maintained. Mr_Drxgo exid he would probably prafer if tha consultant completed die document and it was then reviewed on a scuian by section balls. Motion carried by e unanimous roll as 12. CITYATT02',s'F.Y'S RF,PORT. Florida Water Serv s_ Mr_'Ceylor reported on the metlifltor s proposal; City to e the disputed ar city line dtyw s: Florida Water Services to atlthe efflux t. Upside... City's arcs would beeabout Y: the emoom charged by Florida Water Service, but would besomewhet higher than charged to other city Deputy Mayor Miller moved to approve the concept, [hereby. allowing him to 6o forward to got additional inPorm with regards to the costs nvolved print to foal approval being given Seconded by COmmissionu Vacca end carried by e voice vote I~. CI'C\C1.I~.RK'S 12ECOtii n'o mport. li. ADJOIitU.. M~~ing ndjniirnd nt lO:IR ','~I. Tbis PaKC inlu~tionfllly left blank.