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Longvo ity C hers
Longwood, elorvda
aEGULAR MEETZNG
,]uly ], 199
Present. Deputy M sty Miles
r Ran Sargent
mitha, mcity A
ra ld inenp ity Clerk
ichard 5 TaylobriJ ity Attorney
John Brock, D of C nity Servrces
osline, rCity Planner
reg M ing, A ing Public Safety Director
red Merkel, city Engineer
Monica Mr[chell, Admin. Seiv rces Director
Absent. Mayor Bill Wrnston (ercusetl)
1. uty Mayor Miles called a regular meeting
to oraerDat ].z p
~' 2. ILENT MEDITATION was roLLOWED BY THE PLEDGE OF
3. COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
4. GNITION S.
RF.CO istrict #1 P entation of B s Person of the
Mon July, 199], to Mike Hattaway.
Deputy Mayor Miles presented biographical background on Mr.
way,'native Floridian, b ongwood far o
]tyears, local developer, andsa embernof n
and c ees through the years yin an endeavor to bettersthens
cammunitytt
Hattaway a ceptetl the certificate and commended Mr. John
Brock and his staff.
5 A. prstrictMRSTNOm matron to Bus vness Adv1s ry ounci 1.
Deferred tlue to Mayor Winston s absence.
B. Dn(s) o ember to Police and
'' FireE~1ighters Pensron eoe rd.
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c. c xl Nemination to Parks ana Reoreacion Aa~ieory
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Deputy Mayoe Miles n ted T arm.
Nomrnation carried bymvoice vote.
>s<riee al Nom.na<ion co coaee enfereement noara.
Dafer~ea. D
E. signs to V ing Delegate for A mess Session
6us
at Florida L g of Cities Conferenc
asketl i anyone planned o attending.
Commissioner Sargent thought he would attendn
tea c argent
mth esv ingVdelegatet na ibyiDeputy Mayor
Miles andtcarried by a voice vote.
6. PNBLIC PARTICIPATION.
iel W Palmetto Avenue, said he had a ongoing
ing a 0 foot t h ground w attached to
his fence, oa ndeh pally r
spoke t the i iofdaafalltz andmsa ld hedwas
getting ham radio signals through his televvsion.
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Deputy Mayor M the i the city administrator
and requested he contact Mr. Weiss within 48 hours.
rcle, requested the c
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derat
of e ing
legislation [ the
operation
of nboats o ock Lak etc ith a ordinance e d for
sednthat 2 of then24 homeownersas ing
ock L sigaed a petition To this effect. en
submitted t eepetition t the city clerk and reguestedVbeing v
scheduled on a future a
enda
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Wildmere A n behalf o eight
homeow6ers re
uested a s
ecial e em
tion t
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the mandatory s requirement a hey b th ey
a unjustly
re
uired toehook i re
uested theec hedule
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request o agenaa. He a ord ing
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Floritla guidelineshecities do have the aightdtoagrant waivers in
eh public inie re st.
Deputy Mayor Miles saitl i s his undeestanding that t
rty o aapply f
i~g th et citYVwoularq
waiver wit irpermissionhfrom Lhe state. Mr. Surksnrre aav is ea the
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the property o s for i tallation of the line w
oo£ $8,000-$9,000na d in thescase of Wildmere Cove, tnern
costsesirmate was $OO,000n
enaea ine i
e a~ieano cnerauiy z lzs1, agenaaLLe seoonaea
by Commrssioner Sargent1
Taylor advised Re would be absent o 1st; Rowever, had
asked M Korman to stand in for him duringehis absence. He
ued saying the city would have t make the determination to
d then the sState would have to approve. A
aetermination w e to be made that s eeded to
e the pu bl icui ewhowwthat would be
Mr. Tayloriwilltreview theuissue with Mr. Korman
priobli hthe meeting.
argent said Re w of the impression HAS would have
tomi Dine w Taylor said they would have [ approve
the w butlthe city would have to request on behalf of the
residents and he referenced Ch. 381 of the Florida Statute.
urksRire i ied the city administrator and membees of the
commission to come out to the property.
if the i scheduletl o 1 ,
~ ehemres id entsCShould bring the information for the waiver.
Tayloe ageeed individual requests should be submitted t e
ity C sion for the meet g o substantiate what is beingth
eequestedis
ied by a four-zero roll call vo ith
MayoruWinston absent.
Lynwood L .Wi ldmere, aid he would reiterate wha T. was
previously said? F
Tohn Piloian, 150. W1ldmere A ied the c
to see the ire riveways, vetce thatlwou ld havemtosbe torn upme
Wildmere C aid he has n r had any problems
withuni se septic t and h e field away from the lake.
ved e thatarangeddErom $30,000 to $]5,000. If
neshadcto hook~in,aitswould put nim out of business.
Nadlne Tolos, Highland Hi11s asked if the c
ing t angeline A uty
MayoriMilee sa idtc ents would be accepteda aMS. TolosmdeEerPed
her comments to Item 15.
~, so An hello, F g ana H,l a,a e c Dula aefer ner
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Tea o rty, s Fneaaant, aaia altnongh ne w the
agendauwould prefer t make h t thisst nspoke
what he c sidered a lack of codesne nehisRe
e ignborhood~n io lationstin his
subdivision, ven is leewithou[ aulicenseVplate with a flat t
amper with a generator r ing parked n o his bedroom1Le aid
it w s looking real bad upnu til a eekstago after he called
the city administrator. a then c ted s
which h s had a temporaryNtag for an extendedtti andsa problem
with a drainage ditch.
raged M augherty t call ner when he
nasmaaproblemVac augherty saidDne has, but r call
a disputed his reply saying3she has never
recervea a call ofromVhim.
question w s posed to Mr. Gosline a whether the n w LDR will
take c of s of these i osline replied many of
the i aea~eSMr. Danghterv aaia eneoroement
of enea~oaenisewnacnis neeaea.
7. MAY A AND cOMMISGI0NER5' R
s O5, Oi, 02, E03 RT84
05. Absentct
report.
02. report.
03. topped a the n
subtliyision ofF cA 42~ anahsaia he was impressedcbytthe
project.
04. thought t should
sitler givingct city a neyms eltype of advance
authority allowingehim to gooforwardm when in nis
discretion it was necessary, to repeesent the city.
Commissron consensus was to sc
hedule the
discussion for the Suly 21 agenda.
S A. SFPayAappooyed bills and estimatetl bills for month of
uiy.
B. Approval of Minutes: e 2, 199 Work Session and
Regular Meeting, J and Dept. Goals 6
Obj. Work Sessionsunand J 1GDG 199> Regular M ing.
C. request f rat Florida S y foret
hold 2 ~aleA
raftsrFestrva lvon November 22, 3992 and Novembera23,
D. Award oC eia 020-97 - Longwood Sewer Froj ect, 1992.
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agenaa a snbmittea. onaea by c
ssioVOc
and c ied by asfou r-zero rol Lmcall e,
withaM y winstan absent.
argent m
s p.m. n~ kbyacemmree roner
vaeca. carriealb~ ooree Dote.
The commrssron recessed from a.o5 to a.15 p.m.
requested m
forwardro etheaagenda. ondedr by Commrssroner
Sargent and carried by voice vote.
10. - utharizing
cut.i onAOfNa puit0c to im00eed t nole C ni:y f
certain public rights-of-way required rto widen CR 42].
Taylor a tl proof of publication for this and all public
hearings o heuagenda. He then read Ordr na nce No. 57-1I4] by
title onlyn t
Deputy Mayor M opened the public hearing. No one spoke in
favor or rn opposition.
ved t close t e Public
ing1On d by Commissioner Carrrco and
oarriaa brs~0roe voce.
yea t aaopt ordinance Mo.
ana
iea~byRaeeo~raz~ oc~olla~eiie~oteCewitn mayor
Wrnston absent.
9. - - 1 (Cont. feom b-16-9])
eepealing Ordinance N 4~5, a endetl, being Appendix A
(th ing O ce), repealingn0
nrbi 116oe rd o repeal ing certain
uof othe city Code c ing~other aspects of land
velopment regulation; replaceng repealed s ith new
Chapter 2 aid Chapter 24 being t off icialila nd w
Development Code Por the City of Longwood.
Mr. Taylor n [ed t ordinance hatl been duly a and
public h ings contrnu ed. Mr. Taylor read OrdinanceeNO. 9]-1]51
by titleeonly.
Deputy Mayor Miles op ned the public hearing.
SoAnn Rebello, J och L ond, noted problems w the
~e lecommun i~caiions a t being alloweawi
resia~nciai~wocner seotrons of the eoaen~ra rn cenf lrct, there re
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coae) xs aaoptea
entertainment coae aoe t the aloonol a estrictions being
less reatricti~e roan aistanoes i ine aanicc~oae; know the
importance of passing the telecommunications a regulations
and suggested the commission pass those but hold upyon the rest
of it.
riha F me11a, representing the telecommunications industry,
commendetl mr. Gosline and staff for their Rara work.
ved to close the public
hearinylon by Commissioner Sargent and
carried bysvoice vote.
asked M Taylor t share his f ings a
ihemalcoholydistance regulations. Taylor said altROUghbthe
ordinances a independent, t the extent the adult
C lawei vo lves the s my o hol, h opinion
eifath eynwere consistent it would help in the event of a
challenge.
called for a
changes[heedistances back to Thecold distances to
keep c ency in order to keep feom being
challengedst
There w s l.e ngthy ai.scu ss ion w espect t e distance
gulations peoposed Por alcoholhestablishments and h they
related to the distance regulations in the adult entertarnment
law.
osline said there may b antive changes the
wishes t make, s s for th¢ n
substantive changes staff coo ltla be given the 1lcense to make
those editorial changes as needed.
ssioner Sargent saitl, with the upcoming a
ing 1 by d regulationsmehe believed
it,wouldrb ingathendevelopment of those areas which he
Commissioner Vacca raisetl the issue of putting fence heights in
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residential area back to e feet without requiring a varrance.
on ensued with respect to 6 ft. vs, e [t. allowable
he ightsi
online said staff had proposed changing to e feet, wrth no
permits.
Deputy Mayor Miles said r taming the 6 toot height w o keep
ontinu ity but would agree io R feet if the commrssron so
allow
fences up C eightufeet in heightsi ial
required for n w fencessrn
permits required for repair or replacement.
on of fences rn front yards in rndustrral (2-2) areas
ens~easr
aehea t allow fences in front
rvo consensus was re o
yams in (x-z~ induaarial areas.
co aistanee regwirements w,thrn ehe alcoholic
beverage sectron.
Consensus of the c was to require 750 sq.
ft. as a mrnrmum ~nrt srz e.
- signs t tal syuare footage w s discussed as to whether
ohesw inflow signs would be included in the total calculations far
allowable siq nage.
The c lode
indo~ms ignsoi culations f oallowable
nage. nagreedathat n othan 2 of the
upper ha lfAOf oche window couldmbeecoveredswrth
window s gn .
online i roduced a letter f velopmen[, n ti ng
two letters have been received, rn whrchdtheyeobjected to
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ing of the number o sign looaaions, a nney
believed limiting the numberffreezes out new companies from
participating.
Ueputy Mayor Miles said the commrssron had dealt w h thr., issue
at a prior meeting.
engthy discussion e ued with respect to telecommu n.i cations and
specifically t requirements Eor bona ing. Formella had
offerea a ealeernative; eviaence than a
omigatio~ohaarbeen maae b e Lana o a~aexnel
eelecommunicationa oompanr a val of tneee when
solete, e pointed out s rof othe i volvea in getting
e performance Dond. Mr. Taylor indicat edsc with relying on
else's c ual agreement, b alsoeagreed b ing
provisions c n bencostly. kle e ded language t the effect;
abandoned shall be e veew 0 days and if n
ved, would be < sidered a publicnnursance and could be taken
down and a lien imposed on the 1a nd.
Tt w the c of the c add Item
require a S1on000 performance boneand Item d
declare a nuisance if not removed.
ved adoption o ce No.
- withgallaa endments, aeconded byan
Commissioner Sargent.
Ueputy Mayor M r p ea the public hearing for discussion o
the changes madees
Nadine Tolos, Highland Nil ls, requested t t pass
this ortl ina nce u til m ork s heldyss aidna ni
ork s snjust heldwantl believed there were still a
multitude1of changes to make.
mella referred t Page i icle 1 and asked if
that was the only change. Ms. cosllne repl iea,2yes.
execu [ion of a puit Claim Ueed to Seminole County for
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certain public rights-of-way required to witlen CR 42>.
Consaderea following item e.
11. PUBLIC NLAA1'NG ~- ropos ing a
the ~narterCOfNO ity5o ongwood, Florida,
purstl anttc O1 (A)L providing s
Tetl o etne ballot t the v the
next General Election on Tuesday, November 4, 1999.
Mr. Taylor reatl Ordinance No. 91-1]58 by title only.
Deputy Mayor Miles opened the public hearing.
Nadine To1os z sed questions, will the ordinance be printed and
ety~ will there be advance information
goingtt enpublicnana if the entire ordinance would b
ised the rssue oP no experience being required in sec.
Mr. Smith said that would be hantlled i the job description. Ms.
Po 1os questioned i here was a job description written. Mr.
Smith said not yetf t
Tolos indicated c up t
department <oultl b ahbackgrouna i ithea police o
fire. She believed the experience requirement should be in the
t'ol os addressed 8 and suggested the manpower
requirement be the sametfor boih3police and fire.
Ms. Tolos said section 1x.Dq ss ambiguous.
vea t close the public
hearingion onaed by Commissioner ca rrrco.
Carried byAVOice vote.
ved t atlopt Ordinance No.
99-1358. Seconded by Commissioner Sargent.
argen< inaicatea nis o icn s ,
a~amw the o ow lanne~e the xnowieagele
sig~ea~ate ana tnac uey
iltties
roes m nen~banty of the
espouse to Deputy Mayor Miles, C
a rgentts drhe w es Bute
believed the second sentence mould sa ytcety la am finis tra for
ned h ing a police c fief and a fire
hmef inn soundedslike ould b he assistant s
ChiefsM ingcexplained they w w eodelet ingot
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title. Oiscu.,sron ensued with respect to the iitles.
she believed the public s e[y drrector
shouldsbe e q rrea torM1ave fire or police experience.
ena the
i~~y~a9e~c 1~aaaen~cecneP~weiicts ety a or
of ietl police officer or firect
fighterein the sate of Florida.
d Cection 1 and asked, when
speakinyot ord ing should be s ted
say n toles Chan s andardsra Mr. Taylor sugge stedathe
ord "other" be changed t "add i5 Tonal" which would in effect do
what Commissionee Vacca was saying.
the c of the commission Co accept
Mr. Taylor's suggestion.
Motion c by a three-one roll call v ith
Deputy MayoreMiles, Commissioner Sargent and w
ing aye, C
Carrico votrnganay, vand Mayor winstonVabs ent.
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Florida Central Parkway. (QSD)
ved to approve the Spray Tech
SiteiPlann(HPVO 9~)ofor 2 s9. ft. of
ory office space a sM1Owo o the engineering
signed a ealedso May l the
application dated M rch 6 lthe~la ndscape
plan signed and sealed o ubj ect
o the findings of factsnand rcond itions~i the LPA
gaff repoet d ed May 2 onded by
argent and PC byea foue-zero
vote, witM1 Mayor Winston absenta
lJ. 5 ENFORCEMENT P
Mr. Daugherty spoke during public pe ticipation.
1~. RLY ENTERPRIEF,E, INC. TO PURCHASE
argent m ved that the c of
by e erly F.nterpeises.n
Seconded byeCOmmissroner Carrico.
ued w espect t the o f $2.6 m
uthe c ceptable offer; therpendiag
o~aemnatio~ma e core sei i Aageet; asrmemem t sign
the variance PP cation rf the city's asking price was met.
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Vea to naxe a sne
aa~msea~sn~rwo~ia t have m 1ea~eaCeseconaea by
Comm zs saoner sa rgenten
commissroner Vacca withdrew her motion.
- Motion by C and
osdefer alloothe~ i and t then
ae7ournWa secooaea by comm.ssroner sa;-gent oa
carriea by oorce Dote.
16. - uthorizi ng the
a potion Of t e oatlof OThe Moorings
Subdivision. (PH ~-21-9~)n
r Mr. Taylor read ordinance No. 9]-1360 by title only.
ceps orainance N
- ~eei~sc reaai~y aye e a pmiic
icy e oly z 1990. o~aeaaey
ana c ioa by a four-zero
rolllcallnvote, wrth Mayorawinston absent.
1~. inq the budget for the fiscal
yeaoLbeginni~g O tober 1 inq September 30,
1997, providing for budgetltransfersna
ved t aopt Resolution N .
- o~aeaaby c argent a
byea four-zero rol lscall rvote, Mayora
Wrnston absent.
15. OPOS£D IMPROVEMENTS TO RANGELINE ROAD (Cont. from
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Not considered due to meeting being adjourned. Deferred.
18. KIJ E%LMPTION ON UTILITY TA%ES FOR
oefeoea~oeNT1Ai, cusroMeRS.
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ambri suggested setting a special m ing o July 2
order set the tentative mill age i order t the0 required
deadline August a, for submission t nthe PropertyeAppraiser.
mmissioner V suggested scheduling to set the
millageaon Che July 21 meeting. The
eommissron agreea.
A. Lrt igation with ERM concerning tree removal.
. Taylor advised the city's insurance company has taken over
cne ERM snit.
B. Adult E Federal Lawsuit filed by C
Enterpriseston June 29, 199] (Case Y9J-]90-CIV-ORLe22)
Fir. Taylor reported if the insurance company does not take over
fil ea by a
ould all hire the s
a response if the insur
ved t adjourn. coded by
Commrssaoner Sargent and ca cried by vorce vote.
The meeting adjourned at 10.10 p.m.
William F.. N>nsto Mayor
Gaxeldine O. ambr 1, city Clerk
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