CCMtg08-17-98Min~" LongwoCOds Coy CI ers
Longwood,f Florvda 32 e5D
August 17, 1558
Present. Mayor Austy Miles
Deputy Hayor n argent
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Steve Mil3eran
neieones cicr xaSinistracor
caldine D ambci, City C
ay lor, S itp A Hey
ingt0epartmant
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Chief C.Iackson, Police D
Manager
AhondadL ingsM Hager n
andy L eati on M Hager
AofrAdministrative Services
ith coF et/Street D Hager
Ltm Yelvington, Inspections Dvvvsvon
AYL, TC ADDA Mayor Miles called a regular meeting to
orderCa 4CP~m.
2. ent of SILENT MEDITATIDN vas FOLLOWED SY Trze PLBDGE OF
ALLEGIANCE.
3. COMMUNITY ANNOCNCEMENTS. None
4. ON/RECOGNITIONS.
A. t #5 P of B the
Monthvof Augustsl to GeaegecHOdgeseLHOdges
Financial Services.
r Lovestra nd r cognized M Hodges, r sident o
anburyiMill, o er/operator of Hodges F ialaServicesf has
clients, small businesaee, , ~ianaisaa~a t
o~ganiz ations; p snpayabl e, payrollx m nthly
and f roll, m hly s les
taxareportstaempl oys 4- d presentetl him with a
Hodges, along w staff members,faccepted the
awardSicPhotographs were then taken„
B, t #1 Nomination of Business Person of the Month,
September 199H.
Hayor Miles nominacea Tonv More<ta, AMF Dowl g cancer, sa age
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court.
C. oclamation - cognizing O mate's 5
Anniversary of rasrdenry in theeCity of Longwood.
1`aylor read the proclamation. Mayor miles presented M
shomate with the proclamation. Photographs we ee then taken
APPOINTMENTS. A, B,C, nd E deferred to the next
meeting~D
District Xl N nation to e s Advisory C cr 1.
e. t p2 (AtrLarge) Nomination to Parks andun
Aa~isory s
ict F3 Nominationat Dry e
t #3 N andiP la ndn ing Agencyzd
e. t x3 Momrnatron to Cana eevelopment code Aa xoc
John P Silhouette Court, reque
i nformationron the East Street paving
. pardesi also reque ted the following be done 1)
eedethe o ergrown r n pondso ast Street and 2) clean
Little Lake Wildmereetespecial3y the leaves; noting he has been .~
asking these things be done for ovee two years.
will be assessed and anticipated the project should commence
progress c aid h ou ld d a program, such a and
has volunteeredai the pastct s programs£or3E
Street as well as other ways.o MiSrSmith invited Mr. Pardesisto
up a prelim ina ey sketch with basic
specifications and e o give t ing. He indicated
has concern that the citytssBUrldi nq Department was not
expertise to produce c n documents a e pre-
bid conference determrned more costlyoitems that must be done in
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cations will n ompletea by the tnira s wraay i
the prospective b allowed t
mit bids tors et~jusa h uch m thisdwouldbc rthe r,
modate handicapped Fu
anduf elt t i~ya build ing should not take a back
seat to other public facilities.
Mr. Smith said the Building D artment w volved, a e
pre-bid came in, the purpose of that 1s getting the expe rtsein,
$]0,000 was too 1 nd are now trying to get a price on it.
Lt. Yelvington said i red a eek ago Feiday with a
request to draw a blue print toabe representative of what the
building would look like and t show the proposed m tlif ications
and t the specifications, with a request to have back to
Ledforde by T esday ai the latest. e did n e to
the specifications, however, did draw a plan ofve g nd
proposed modifications. tlay, a e pre-bid conferencetin
s pointed out s that w
s idera[i on and w maddressed i cif ications e
then n red s othat needed to beeaddressed, panels M
ved, dry [ and eterm ire damage repaired, s rapped t
huiiicane code, tall electrical Fixtures need to be r redmand
brought up t atheooms not la ege e ough t iFlorida
sibility Code, b su lat ion, dry wall, nmay needmfire
' suppression system, w appropriate to replace all i
walls and t deal with surface w noff, by regraaingro
guttering o other methodologyateSpecifications n
designed under t irate of Architects Standa rdsbe
which is beyond hisAexpertise~st
Ms. Ledford, purchasing m pager, said due to project deadline,
they did not have time toa hire a rchitect n r did she believe
there w ney budgeted. The Building Department w
put d swings together. Bid opening w scheduled f August 2
Deficiencies w called t opening today6
[M1e peojectehas been delayed u tiliproper specifications a
plans c d put o the contractors. esponsedt
Millers questionta that m Ledford
eepliediu til the c n decides toafund m neynforMa
rchitectnto do it properly and address L Yelvington'sn
roper plans and specifications.
thecc of he red pPa ns, M Ledford said at least $2A000~
As to timing toiget the project going, M edford said Che
ompetitive bid process would slow it down u
d process a ntley tomdost
etdidan t knowbw scM1edulelw Mrhowever, bidding out
bhe job woultl still x'eyuirei5 weeks addedsto that.
Commissioner Miller thought it should be done right and the money
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Dula b uthorizea for a rcnitect to get it aone i melt'
easnion.e xe also thought xhe aam,n.etrator chop la look into why
r Lovestrand thought it w s tlue t the building n
i ngsb Request foraproposal w s discussed b
eeprocess c metimes be lengthy becauseut
ompari ngrpropoca is is more diffic~lt due to exact specifications
not being provided.
on continued with respect to whether an architect vas
neeaeael
Miller m yea, r est of
ingstimer and s e do not e eedtstaff's
limitations, t spend a few dollars c
rchitect with the idea i that w eed t
add walls sufficient t make1t
o handicapped pe~sonsha ndmtotlet
the cityuadministrator Rire an arch rtect.
Mayor Miles said the motion w the city a istrator to
report back to the c nfgetting a proposal from a
rcnitect on the estrmatedreost as to whether we should gon
forward.
Motion caieied by a voice vote.
Miller asked for a of the
Commissioner consensus
plan inclutling two bathrooms. Commission members
agreed.
aiq V Thames C rcle, addressed the Island
LakeCN rth (Mudd Lake)5R roj est. sated c
if to ere w rsdroughtn C e lake wouldngo a
bring a significant a ~nt of weed growth, what c nofnd
ual m ind o what the anticipat
s forcm ingatheu lakeswou ld be o ompleted. Also,
indicated c naDout tRe wild life b inged isplaced and goin
o places tR eynh ing a alligator h
recently been seen rn RockrLa ke~ bIf thisnmoney is going to be
cipated i - k project; lake t ould
bet$450 per mon[hunow, once at normal level, $25o per montR.w
ued with respect t ued m while
tnecprojoctcw ongoing and what t roj ecT actuallyne ailed.
Mr. Merkel was unavailable to responapto questions as he was out
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Mayor Miles a ked for a
atlministratorsp vide a cupdateaseeportvontMUdd
Lake. He fuethee said perhaps the grant w
e grant m
ai la bleaf dthissproj ectheCBYwv other
commission agreed to request an updated report.
Nadine Tolos, Highland Hills, spoke To the Island Lake North
(Mudd Lake) Restoration. Tolos asked what company w
the lake maintenance and that Mudd Lake is on the list but said
get r ved. She s s quite unsightly. Ms. Tolos also
aid she w under the impre it w s going to be demucked,
and i ou ld be put in the middle idea Ms. Tolos continued to
que and Commissioner Miller said that when Mr. Merkel comes
backthenwill be able to provitle the answers.
A. Florida Recycling/Ya ed leash
ith reported that Florida Recycling 5 will continue
to pick up ail yard t na les/bags, r
ndle limitation as penc~ They willCeh e if
any i o large andnwilliprovide photographseoF anyis
problemssthey encounter.
wed the chart provided with respect to the
He has requested that prices from an outside
rther, he w the Baywood Project forward and would
try to hire an eng inee~vto get that going.
Mayor Mites questioned the s of the Rock Lake flood c rol.
Me. Smith s hey w ingso ochrane Engineering andt
understandsathey a e haviny it ouble with B John's R
nagement D ict. He furthee said he knew there w xear
feelings o this project but would advise as soon as heereceived
ith r Mayor M inquiry o the water loops, M
aid a ng n p blems, they should be finished by September th
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ith reepecc t the 1 -9z water m n, r. mien Baia ine roaa has
o be designed before the city can getMto that, but will get 1
going as soon as they can.
angeline Road. ith respect t advertising, M ock said he
talked t the project engineer a anges a
being made and o sped if icationsrwill be given to
rchasing. .nSmithce tedetne project would commence rn
November. MsMrLeaf ora agreed.
Miller m ved, peputy Mayor Sargent
o~aea,nco take a ,ss,on
recessed from 8.25 prmceeo a jhs epcmmm
C. of I tigation into aemolishea historic
structure onvthe Palmetto Reserve property.
. Smith advised o ompletion of the i tigation i the
demolition of an historic s theePa lmetto R
asked if there were any questionsZe No questions wereeposed byHe
the commrss,on.
p.strvet Nr. No report.
istrict p2. Com fission argent will provide a report on his .~
attendance at them LeagueeCOnventron next week.
t qS. Chief Jackson responded t
Miller w espect t the s rof sgetting laptops
nmline1DnCnief Jacksonnr retl to deliveryuof the laptops, some
of which had to be r ned due to having been r ved i
tlamaged boxes, alsora iscussed the a act and to
having to decideHwh ether to t shortr (lryear)no extended
(two t s long a x-year) c aid he believed
ewhere b and fourtyears might b
Further saidtthenairrt ime contracts would needetonbebrevrewed.
Miller m ved to have the a r-time
wed by t ity a hey ri
expeditiousem ded bytC rs sr ~~er
Sargent and carried by a vorce voce.
Mi11 er i ted discussion a e families on
andrA a and Credon5treet who had sustained flood damage
reoentlynn
r Miller r ted c of the
o name rneq< chat
a[tor s of imero~eagarai~ageo~
bring forthmrecommendatrons. Seconded bynpeputy
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Mayor sa rgent
Mayor Miles s uld like to have any other aeeas with like
srtuationa rewrewea also.
Miller a enaea hie m ncl.wae
miler problems. on, as amende ,
secontledtbys0eputy Mayor serge ntCl
piscussion c ued w espect t wnetner the house w s built
o-yearnflooa a mitR said he a ood i a
dry cake b then i ui ltso e floodeaas
ity r n pipes to t a but Redhas beensa red by Me.
Merkel that the pipes will take care of the watersnow.
Miller r red to previous discussion t ings
agomrega~ding t ityfs indebtedness a the police
Dula beopaia offws and b andhC
and, Raa m ved and s ontled, ~espectively,othatstheer
utility tax and s s be lowered a ording ly because the
indebtedness wou ldwendf ee asked for the c s thoughts
n that i and saitl he would like to put thatsi
agenda whensall commrssroners are present, as the nightait was
documentation/information be provided on the logic for reducing
aid he woula have no problem r inq but w agreement with
s he did notiknow if o e yea a goo
oughshistoryawithout knowing what the operati ogre
ou ld be. r Sargent agreed with C
saying the r nsh ena t go along with a reductionowasaheaaid
not belreve they had doneenough eesearch on it.
Miller asked that t m be placed
sage naa and asked the administrator to Rave
thetfinance director provide information from
whicR t make a stun, ey a voice vote, the
commrssron agreedec
e qa. referred t
thetSackei propertysinoHarbourcISle. She said the cityoc t
and r vea Ris grass and it w
nedst others onaitionemoshe d of
thesubj ect property.c also n ted there w sddamage t othe
way apron and askeahif Mr. Sackett couldaapproach the
Mr. Brian sackeet said the Reserve at Harbour Isle has been
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flooding Ris property for the past 1 e plan w s to
wale on his front property. emhatlhaskedhf n-day
sof when they would do The work because he had sprinklers
tthat a They c e during tRe drought, dug up t wale,
did a goodejob putti ngmsprinklers b k but o e Read isetl ifferent
and o ork ing. rther, a cif is type grass
did n tngetwtM1at. riblefandas he needs the
spunk lers fixed and now hrs garage is flood ing id
aid M ackett Ras m my a
ity Dana every time he is given a proposalth they never follow
through.
aid the c my still c roll the R and said
althoughhthe city should n i havetallowed M ackett to put
sprinklers in this par cola[ a he suggested Ha actor
should be hieed to qo out a o the repair work. r
and s ity only buys o type of gea ss~ma ndsi
eedsito be w red and fertilized. n ued witRt
espect to thettype of sod and perhapsrit was justsa bad batch of
sod.
Commrssroner vacca requested the administrator try
and t try t solve the drainage
problems h sabeen experiencinge
argent said not s special grassoa ndsnotnu ing
ontractor. ay ~o[ce vote, the commrsaron
agreed.
fated by C a due t omplaints
sheohas3O vednfrom local e sidentsnadjacent to the H enda
and theirerequest that a fence be Installed on the nortRCSide of
the Hacte nda property.
By a of the c ith w
directedstoshave the polmceschief r if
any reports have been filed with respect t calls
Police or Fr ze Orvrsrons to the Hacienda
property.
sstoner Vacca will have a report on the conventron at the
next rmeeting.
t #s. estra nd said he favored providing
silents with taxmrelief ev ity t
ingdtherena urplusesai
budget3Oandnae the b g stands now, drd not believe he could
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that he thought t
rLhadsarlot of mm t know" response sht ing,
although aduri ng public par [iclpation, 3n fairness t h,
tl he thought Too much latitude v s given t rwhenit
ou ld n e given. He said when this happenssthe item
shoulds be as signedbto the adm lnistrator for the next time.
She thought the administrator
shoo 1tl51a ea llaC lsbeca tof what is going o and should b
o let us know about t t
proj ectsba ndtwhat is going3o and if there q esTions shoulden
have the answers available to us.
and said if questions a not given i
advanceyotheyLC not be a red, especially those which related
to Island Lake North whichswould be available through Mr. Merkel
who was not here.
n projects which have been
questioned andsaad nthedc n has had t
get a 0elieves it goes sfurthee than tha tttha~e hadtlack
oopera ti on o e part o ings going down that
staff i nofh The c should hold them
aceountableawas we are held accountable.
r Miller s r Vacca's points are well
takensandnhe agreed b ttlhismi erpretation of public
participation i thatua individual c up a
about their c It 1 not appdopddatesto goe
ecbrought before t t
public participation.3S the future, wouldhrequestsw
questions a asked, that we do not respond but ref erhto the
appropriate staff to resolve outside the chambers.
The commisslon recessed from 9.2] p.m. to 9.40 p.m.
9. AoNS EpayAApproved 0
B. Approve M nutes3of August ] work Sessron and
August 131998 Regular M ing998
C. Award of 0 d #23-98, Annual Requirements for Water and
Sewer Materials.
D. Approve i rcha se Order /7166, Emergency
ca1c5 s for Utilities.
£. Approve payment 3to M rogrammable C rots f
ces to install a diesel generator at
waterrPla nt5XiV3
Lovestra nd asked that Item B. be considered
sepa ra telyer
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Mayor Miles w>shed to question Item A.
ved t approve Item C, D,
andmF. othe c aAgenda. Seconded by
Commissioner Millert
Mayor Miles questioned <ne SunTrust late charge of $109.
Sm Sth eesponded there w e late c arges o e procur ementMCard
purchases. aid theebil is do n t get t n time to pay
them but he would h that taken c oF.o Mayor
Miles, M nellasaia ene c a aoea naiysisePO seeif all
or just some were sending theirvbills over late.
r I,ovestrand m ved t approve 2
coded by Commissioner Miller and carriedebyA
unanimous roll call vote.
ana wanted to nave the m nvtee
tednby striking those words. 9econaediby
Deputy Mayor Sargent.
and further wanted to question a
madeibyiMayorbmiles He questioned Mayor M13es with respect nto
rify if he did say this, n ing i did not j ith gqp yM
HaIE_ , n ing E4$ESiS Bll1E3 says when there i
chairman s ovld say the nominee wins by acc lamationnomHeethene
deferred to Mayor Miles.
Mayor Miles s d he d ember speaki nq t those e act
words but doesiiecall talkingrabout procedure on that paiticulai
and subsequently, to be a selection vote based
sthenn And, it w rily in tune with
gp¢q~$p F.lesewhen There i matically have
Chat o onf irmeds especiallyesin t this time there
was a conf ~rmation vote scheduled.
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ana questioned the a t budgeted f
~eP:oi~=is~a enrage spent. mo aid we naee m Bey
t too s e prDj e~asta pic ehere is flooainy o ana A e
aea to yet going on otinq we are one chrraLOf wnereawe
shoma be.
11. COUxcibL(COntinuea from August N, 199&7 SORY
ambei referred to a letter r ved by fax t
todayZfrom M Waggoner. Deputy Mayoi Sargent suggestedsi teaa
of the word rconf list" the word "Interpretations" could bens
rn reading the brochor e, he felt it was fine it being given out
r Lovestra nd saitl he believed s ing w ing lost
nmtranslation and suggested asking Mr. Waggoner to attend the
next meeting.
thought i was important to get a consensus on
what ltordo withcthe mailou t.t
and said the sentence does n make s
w itnythe woraL'~e nforcement" n there, or suggestedt changingn the
word to "m isunderstanaings."1
Deputy Mayor Sargent s rs motron.
Seconded by Comm rssroner Milled h
Item #4 and #5 in the letter were briefly discussed.
Motion as amended carried by una nlmous roll call
the c of the c upon
inquiry by MayornMiles, t Waggoner be
requested to attend the next meeting.
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sUBDIVislox (sE corner Ranqeline and Church Ave. (sD-06-9E
Mr. Tayloe announced proof of publication for the public hearir
mayor miles opened the public heeri ng.
enderson of Henderson G oup, project representative,
spoked ing t w process r ing
screeni~q?sdealing rwithaRange line Roade they wouldepzoa iae a
f.i nal two lots o clove C proposing block wing walls c
andtlanascaping at the entry Paying
wthe t along the a and m ing e fisting
vegetationto e questioned with regard t thensidewalk along
Ranqeline Road, with respect to the right-turn lane e
being too close and perhaps having to move the sidewalkeinward
called the engineers saying all o the Ranqeline Road work
ou ld b ithin the right-of-way. antl
aid h ought Mr. He naeeson w s being generousoand we aught to
be able to guarantee Lot 1 willanot be affected.
r Lovestrantl r sed a ith eega rd t the
ommrssi enq allowing thercity tooputra city
property,nn ing i anything w the subdivision, that
ou 1d, and saitl hefwould like t ity to qo o record saying a
radio tower woultl not be put onhthat property.n
istrator to prepare a endment t city code to Cake
tha<nparcel out of the allowable area foritowers.
ought t m distance from a
res idencenf romawhichha Towenc~ou lda beaerectea.
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oad Eubtlivis ion C eept subject to staff
ondednby C ove~trand and
carriedsby unanimous rollmca111OOte.L
. Taylor s a for a point of information, but analysis would
eeded, that 5 4 (a) said a ou ld be
tedeo ity propertycs ertain setba ~ksrun less
located o espect t
whether o notaehe s
auground s rage tank. W Tay lorzsaid
hesthoughttt etba cks should still be r wedMrana if
necessary, an amendment to the code wouldebe necessary.
13. - ending the Code,
hapterE2 and i ordaoce9with35ection l of the
dissolvi nq t unity Services Depaotment,
eating the P ing Department a ublic Wozks
Depaotment, zncluding Parks &
Engineering Drvasion, tre_ts SeFleet rDivDrana Water Div.
(PH 9-3 -98)
Mr. Smith asked to withdraw the ordinance.
Commissionee Miller w s basically i agreement with the proposed
ou ld like t arks and R eation separated
separate departmenteewith a department head, n ing
therena any projects to do i public w arks
n has its o and should n t fall underPthe
juaisdiction of P orkshar Deputy Mayor Sargent w
ag eeement. Commissioner L estra nd said this was a grey area and
thought the commzs~ron needed to atlaress that.
of leaving Parks ana a on
Public Works becausefs uch of what is done, suchra
medians, and u of machinery is done with the help of Public
Works and feltsthat was where rt would work best.
Mayor Miles said M s going to pull this item and will
talk to each commrssronerhabout it.
1a. - - providing for
grantingAOfMa xclusive E eloxida Recycling
c./Illinois RecyclinghS vc , Inc. far the
8oiie~eion of commercial splia waste.
Mr. Taylor reaa orainanee Mo. 9a-la la by title only.
oad ingra ndrY scheduleea publiceh ing to
Septembee 3 onded by Deputy Mayor
Sargent. Carried bysunan rmous roll call vote.
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15. ending the budget for the F cal ,`
oLbeg innN~q O tober I and ending September 3 ,
1998, providing for budgetltransfees and amendments. 0
Mr. Taylor read Resolution No. 98-958 by title only.
vitiated by C est ra nd's question
Dega rd ingna aadministra tive t nsfer fromLG ral Fund t
er/8e rn FUnd for asbestosrpipes under Rangeline Road noting
er/Se erprise fund and should be kept separate.
mithes a discussion this m inq a
Ms. Mitchel3iexplainedathe r n for the t nsfer n ingti
O.%. to give to the Water/SeweroFUnd and it will always show on
5192,000 in Rangeline Road Fund and only S12,00o w spent and
the first place she thought of when she n up
with the money. Commissioners Miller and Lovestra nd~ both,
ack. hell said she could do s take the m ney from
er/Se if the c o desired. r. Smith
said theyewou ldew ithdraw the Bequest for that item. M
by Deputy Mayoe Sargent and carried by unanimous
roll call vote.
16. - declaring special a
s to be improved, designation of expensesthereofoto be
paideby special a f payment,
description o ation of estimated
costs ~1MPROyMMFNT9 sT0 EAST STREET~ae
Mr. Taylor read Resolution No. 98-959 by title only.
In response to C r Lovestrand, Mr. Taylor said the
nclaves c not b sed. aid he
the cityato absorb themcost of rpa~ingtalongsthe
enclaveske
and said there w e discussion about the
ent 6 Oo§. Taylor said because of the
ordi ng of thenordinance, s argument w t people
ould pay f o04 o the s which wou ldmb o law.
It meant yourwoul p y Oo%icost of the footage alongayour
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r Cropeety. Ai so, e Calk about a sessing silhouette
mange i silhouette c
rther~obe li eves c thensnoppingsc they have a
whenaapproved f e plan theyrhad n
however~wthere i ss now andt by assessing may bea imp lying
they can use thesaccess.
Taylor c ved that the city engineer had t
ing property o
ethat he believedwthescitySCOUld a utheashoppingrd
novever, when the shopping c sapproved i t granted
any a o East S et antlebywassessinq, may besimplyi ng
they can use the access
ana c Miller w of cne
impressio~ec ~ener~ ~mnaaea ireaav cnangearcnat policy.
ambri aia it nasmoee~raiscussea but nn official aciron has
eeen2caken.a
Commissionec Lovestrand requestetl the c t paving policy
(resolution) be placed on the next agenda for discussion.
Deputy Mayor Sargent, staff advised that Exhibit
an parto of this r solution and Chat this street w
approved for paving when the 60/a0 percentage w effect. Ms.
aid n street pavings to date have b 00&,
~ the 100frtnssessmyn[apol9cpeti[ions in-house thatawouldeaome under
a e y.
Carried by unanimous roll call vote.
17. - ending the F Capital
ImprovementMPr ge m for fiscal years 1998-through 2002.
Mr. Taylor read Resolution No. 98-962 by title only.
r Vacca m ved t adopt Resolution No.
98-962. Seconded by Commissioner Miller.
The c Capital Program--more detail needed,
projectedsstartdd umber of m nths anticipated t omplete
project, needs toabesm e precise, oand p cularly fiscal year
3999 should be more specific; sM1OUld not be a wish list.
ing furnished with a Dae ehaet, showing m ents, time,
date, e s discussed a suggestedst type of char[
be preparedwfor the < information. Being rea ci ive vs.
p active was ind icatetl tosbenof concern.
The r urfacing projects s sed with
espect to most, if not allhofu[hose projectsWCnotdyetunaving
been completed.
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ved C table t solution
andmtoshaverM ing s ething else back.
Millerts onded.omMOtron carraea by
mith attempted to explain some reasons for projects being
heldHUp.
Miller s easy, M icn nos t
ofmheae tonight but said theme Dula just like t
little m e peoac[ive work donemonstheCapital Plan, a expected
ithrwould require the responsible persons to getnahe
projects completed.
Mayor Miles read from the City Charter, Sec. 6.05 - CAPITAL
of financing and r ended Cime scnerlu les for e
improvement," saying he was sure this information will be
furnished.
Acquisition of Property located adjacent Public Safety
Taylor a that the city's appraisal w mpleted and it
showed <he property w t $12s,5o o. sthe appraisal w
less than the asking pricelofd$2o o, 00~, the seller (Rosier) haws
option of getting h appraisal, which h t yet
red. Taylor said h itl keep the c apprised.
Mi 11er broughtoup the subject t Boland w
partlysinnthe Historic and part w hif thereaw re
specific builainq requirements a iatednw ithkt
Taylor s then city purchaseshtherlandlcthey
ouldrhave to amend theaCOmpfPlan in order to rezone the
property.
tigation (Largent H se). Mr. Taylor reported
that Mr. Towersshas agreed t allow M uChalmers Yielding to
•nspect the property. Mr. Towers request for demolition of the
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h~agec pumic neari~ys h e eee~ s avlea c ~ Th~reaay,
September ~, nd Mon y, p tuber 19, 998.
20. AU.IOURN. The meeting adj oerned~~t 11: 15~p..m.
t«:l.~C ;~s~-
/ harles c. Miles LI2, n y
E re~r~~>~Fti~
cer aldine D 2~.~4 i, City Clerk
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