CCMtg12-15-97Min~ Longwood ciocy c ers
Longwood~elorvda
Present. Mayor R sty M
Oe puty Mayor R argent
and (arrived at ].05 p.m.7
Miller
mshelton SmSth,mCity A for
ambri, CitymClerkra
Richadrdn S. DTaylor, J ity A ney
John R ock, ~ of C ityt5
rry Baker, Policen Departmen{ s
regfM ing D of Public 5 ety
<chel lctU Adman. Servvices
FredcMerkel, Ciey Engineer f
1. Mayor Miles called a regular meeting to ozder
atL"1.o2 p
/" 2. of 5 axorv was FoLLOWE~ BY THE PL£OCE OF
i ALLECIArvce to the F1ag~TA
3. COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS. There were no announcements.
by C e Item 1
f oraard t thisspointro athe agenda, by
Miller, ied by a fourezeroedvot e,
MayoreMiles, DeputyrMayoe Sargent,
e Miller and c secs voting
ayemyCOmm vssvoner Lovestrand va bsentr v
endance represent ing s nose County with respect t
ea 11, s nose c my project m eager t
John H well, a neytw ieh Maguire, V and Wellsthand
Kurt Easton EastoniCons ulting 5 YhFa 11 gave a brief
rview of ehe proposed C tells thatrthe B and of C my
ould c nside atloption of the CRA at their meets g
on Decemberzl 55t.
ovestra nd arrrved at th vs point in the meeting
(~mo P mn)r
Taylor i erjecced [ ould b by title
r to discussion and he then readnResolution No, s7-5~1 by
~. title only.
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niv represeneaeives reappnaea to questions posed: reason 1
s being c side red t a legale
interpretation by the propertymappra.i serbssoffice that the CAA
s basically t e qoa ls, objecc.i ves a a policies and the
erlocal agreement will implement the plan. RA peimaeily
a plan t address the c ridor t ntha best s of
cotlesdw approval of all of the jurisdictions throughet
interlocal agreements. capital improvements will be paia inronpn
In response to Mr. Taylor, Mr. Easton agreed that once the city
. Taylor n ted that if [he city w e to pass the r solution, at
e point, they w ack with a oraenance
because i oula beuetlpentling [ bey. Further, 5 1.6. of
the r solution talks about at least o representative from the
cipalities antl the c unty and Sanford i already seeking to
have m enan o a he e mmendea strik.i ng at least that
portionronY of the peragra phco 1
Commissioner Lovestrand referred to the interlocal agreement,
ew/approval. Regartling t e people,
informed that a elected official maycn the
ath er, that person would be appointed bystheeelectea
bodyiofethe respective jueisa fiction.
itn respect t ether a sign c aopted £
cne cw, a ea llusz iarc aiybc to aeeiaer
this bnc is wo~ia name co come tohcne i cai jbrisaict loos.
types of questions that will be aeciaea as you go
througnrtnenprocess.
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/• wnat authority the cRA has relative t aor w,en,n
of e ciFa lity, M well s
aelopment plan m ns mi lar c arcomp pla n. arThe through thed
eagency, a body maderup of representatives fromnt n
the c my w 1 promulgate regulations a lopmentrplen a
ong t ridor. those land d velopmen< regulations will
have t hbecpa ssed by the local jurisdiction. aid the
agency could decide a certain ehinq applied in Sanford but noT in
other jurisdictions.
With respect to condemnation rights, Mr. Easton sa rd the county
reta inetl in this case by the county government
well said t ondemn property, h
my c r pOblicrpurpose,
andrthoughtuu r thesCRAnpla ncthatrwotl ldmbe consrdered for a
public purposede
however, r ea lity, 1 might be c s.ideeed
political lysunacceptable Longo after condemnations for this
this eype of CAA would n The role of the CFA is to
/~ upgrading o e Lovestra nd
~ titlaihets [a[ e aid th fc n berdone. COMrls Fa l3esaia but The
s atu a givesu[hescountyatheaauthority to do that now.
n prow iaetl a "thumbnail sketch" of Che E e years
of ihesC Appoint a - may n elecCea
off is ial~~ erhaps s - ing m by way o
mfttee members; perha ps na Capital mmprovement c By
the third to fifth year would be able t the financing aspect
and may seek s of i mediary financing. Fall said
the c unty dia mppropriate $JOe,ooo t enhance landscaping, s
eetgation strips, e The c my w111 pledge funds to keep i
moving in the frrst few years when financing is still minimal. t
aston also advised of the agency's grant acquisition
authority, noting a CRA can have multiple grants.
yea c aaopt R solution H
mz3ls,n onaeaaby comm..ssroner cn~esirana for
miller u opinion, b ity's
bounaaclesebeing s mellfand the t s losteend n d to
o homeowners t xtha telose, that
noluaeee bproviso a only c r if
~. theoCity is allowetl co annex its enclaves. He said without that
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ehe city's b ar tea will n c ee impro~ea ana t will '~
e lost. ula p stpune adoption oe the : soi~cion
pe nd inq CheFO of the C ncy m ing a ity's
represents tivetgomng before the C my C er
ana a itn c nille~oo~reneon
e~~i~~e issue. xe no«a cne ciey nasmayreeme~es with the county;
also inaioatea o at he was not acre the property owners
on 1~-92 really wantrit.ih
. Easton said about 2 0 letters w e delivered to property
owners and businesses within the CRA area.
believes the c cept o ful
idea sThene cby t my andnt ask F e hasabeen
the. worksffor about Scyears. ought't ity needed to
e getting i volvetl and being a ecparticipant. She
ted c itM1 what goesni tthe i erlocal
agreemeatta nd withcworki ng m e aggressively t aid ob ing .~
nclaves. She sa.ia the city also has a opportunity toad if
they run sewer lines because when the property hooks in theyx
Chought Che C unty C n has shown that the i of
for xation i Cheymwillon r take and believessthe
ityewould be feuitlessei empts a chat, ith the c
antl based on our agreement, tthought the city can more actively
the past, should n t be a ing away
fromrihe~C Mayor Miles said he woulaelikeet e proviso,
that being~t approve the r solution pending Longwood~s
ssful i erlocal agreement with ehe c nty. Zf unable to
n<y, then shoo ld on hE
cai~. Felt it was atgooa concept and would be an narmony with t
Miller believetl i ity gives up i s bargaining
chip andopasses, tt will have made ea bad agreement and will never '~
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argent saia h ill h a lot of questions antl a
not aeiie~erne naa enpagn aeeils ac anis trme.
Mr. Taylor gnestionea if ene city paasea cne resolueion subject
ing ahe r somnion, yon wonla b pphinq i wnatewer
elyo~noptea approve cne i arlooal. mhe r solneio~ woe la m
othing u tit t If closure n
closing of tax rollsroLOngwood would not be effectedmu ntil the
51,500 right now.
Mr. Taylor said, as Legal negotiator with the c nty, w of the
opinion that if t ity w say they w t par[ o
CRA unless enclaves were annexed, they would say to take a hike
Comm rs saoner Mr11er ditl no[ believe the county was considering
suer a ending her m nc lode approving it contingent
upon the c my allowing the city t nclaves and
contingent upon the city's app val of nthe interlocal agreement.
here in that The c my h they c n do [he C anyway.
Suggested peehaps ~ sthe12 opportunity for the city to
oek with t ntyla ndaa sk ed allst cept the c uniy's
hallenge t agreement work antl if it doe n't woek,
Longwood wo~laa~oa enter ,ntn agreement.
aid t e naa been aiacpas ion a ing
a9in~ q forward w n
agreemeta boFUrther,ow arlit [lepbi[ morenfina lx{Yio
before going into such ansagreement.
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espouse t aid W Springs had approved '~
solu<ion andotM1ey stileh o gettc rry, Lake Mary
intlicationsvthat they wililb
11is understa bd ingais if the city does not participate~nbelieaetl
ridor. rthe e, the city c buy i any point .i but
iallyFUwould be giving upni appointment a this time.
ith nr ing, M Fall said i ary to join by
Decemberp~l rn order to be a part of the CRA thissyear.
Miller felt it n ary t defer u til t ity
geistt my t agree t allowing t ofhenclaves.
ou ld haveono prob iem w h passing thiser so lutionn but with that
e proviso. Believed i sid eaes and Longwood
o participate 1008 and w o demand cooperation from
the<c my i other i rther, w
spokesman f e city Co youbeforePCM1e countyna ndtadvisewof the
ci y s pos it ionth
Commissroner Miller called ehe question.
comm,ss.oner Lo~esirana wriharew hre seeona.
notion aiea for lacx of a secona.
4 A. cognizing A ing Po blic Safety 0 reg M niny
lr ement from the City with x5oyears of an
Mayor Miles r zea A i.ng Public 5 ety ~ reg M ing
n his impendingyr ent from the city o
having 25 years ofes with The city. Mayne Mbleslpeesented
ing w eepsake. ended his
appre<iationni allthn ing he had enj oyears inggt
E i.o nywood o r his t of 25 years, 21 asvpoliceechi efLenA
photograph wasetM1en takenze
B. t k3 von of nosiness Person of the Month
fort~anuary 1998.
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6. my C r of CDmmeL OO nom matron
to BusinessrAdvisory Councaibe
mayor miles aa~isea tnac cne c of commerce
uiperhi
consideration. Nomination carried by
c. Drserrct #1 Nomina teen to Historic Pre~erva iron Board.
Mayor Miles nom mated Dorothy Bacn. Carried by
D. t X2 Nomination to Parks/Recreation Advisory
Boa rdre
urinated Lynn Breckon.
Ca rriedibt voice vote.
e. District Fl Nomination to Codes CnforcemenT Board.
Comm is sooner miller asked to defer.
F. District X3 Nomination to Land Planning Agency
Miller asked to defer n
/~ tmiscompletion of Item No. 30. Tnemcomm fission
argent m -
ontled by C mm issioner Miller ande
carried byevo ice vot e.o
Tne commission recessed from 0:25 p.m. to 8.4 p m.
Silhouette C spoke t the proposed E
t paving project, n approved n rly t o years
agoea nd through a e project nos been delayed,
and he m who trw cipated dates for the
e projectsom r photograph,
which nnemhad presented e nightoland noted the
poor c oadthe omgrons on said, again, they h
been advised oof oa cipatetlrd ompletion b ing w
to is fiscal year a the would b advised i ing.
letter, which he i usly a ing. askedri this was a
ploy to pass the butt fo~ an atltlrtronal six months.
Debbie Hartman, silhouette C atd the only way to get t
Silhouette C spoke t the poor
~:, condition, noCi g he find bilit yttoepushsa stroller doom East
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ana t o anety, nnnea lihy, oona.ition of the area. she 1
re9~es<ea it ee paved.
Commissioner Mrller asked if the speakers were abutting East
He noted upon requests for status updates,
of the peoject; ranging f cal e that the paving
ted from the 199srBUdgetlet othee responses.
arioos
ved i ery u heertbreakfng, a ceptable,
eofficersaorthe cityrc eat r manner.
Mr. Pa rdesi requested a tlate of or completiontberg wens
requested it be treated a any ocher lake in the city. He s
<he lake i inq used a ention pond a
o be a n pondsem ' tea the. city hadra
foen lake m and the la kenhas only b ted o
whYntheac ity o
saf u1f i11ed. artlesfesaidrhenhar alsoeoffeeedhtoc~olunteer
the d lopmenx o any program o sign
eededme ask edttnat the commrss ron assrst the residents in
this issue. .,
Commissioner Lovest rand said he was made aware of the lake
e Miller questioned the t e frame w espect to the
Easr Steeet paving. Mr. B ock a cipated goingtout foe bid i
Apri 1. Miller askedtif i ould b wed d
specmf icrt projected s are and peoje~tedto
completion in order to inform <he residents, t
Commissioner Millee s ould like a nthly s report o
projects. aidhh nt lymprov id ingaa report andn
e had justrbeenrs there n last week. Commrssroner
Miller requested thenreport be moresdetailea.
ors<ricis #1, X~, X3, da, X5
istxict pr. Mayor M s pleasure i he
ity 1 [tier bettera c ity staff has beennworking t
diligentlyngnowever, n ota lly completed. Ile belreved they
were on the riy ht crack.
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mayor Miles as is ne belie~ea i importanc to nave w
employees a Ltnat a a year ago t
' approved a ity logo a d heowoula like t
incorporated on all the city trucks, cars, builaings,setc
pistrict az. No report.
t a3. Miller w eaaarese ine spniect
ofssending a ity representative t my c meeting
explain t regaramngsthen
annexati.onoof our enc la vesmand sthe passing of TRe CRA resolution.
preferably C r Lovestea nd, t explain the
t possible t rther, t
getmthei othervc ohjoin ra ndeexp la in to to er countyuwe are in
favor and to agreeesubject to to is proviso.
r Loveserana w add, providing t ity b
al loweaitoea nex .its enclavesd~ to see the interlocal agreement
in writing.
agreement i ing pr.i or t approval. 2.) Tne
CIEA i erlocal ag ee ement p e for the
ongwooa enciaoes. Motion seconaea
byncomm ie stoner cnvestrana.
Doer vacca sa is sne wop la be in favor of senaing ine
mavorssi
agreeable n ing h inoagna nn
mayorawouia b ena a spokesman.to rimer, a a
if he were the spoke sman, nhetwoula besvery careful to presentai
Miller saitl ne woultl not have any problem with The
mayorsgoingr h tlid n t. believe the mayor w n favor o
the e Oia n t feel a Bong ly as he sa nd asked for
the mayoresm~esponse to his comment.
Mayor Miles agreed the representaeive s by ehe c
ou lam e toward t
g iEec owgne~inar. woplaRe
tTleil Believedst eebaggest bargaining cniP would b
eneacety`s support of the C Dogwood w
the enclaves. Tnougnt it was qult et clearcthat the county could
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do i s plan w ongwood a if t ity w opt
o join i ouldhn any partao t growthea ould
ith thewblack eyebe e tlid n tfknow if tha[ w old
e[heocity well. Mayor Miles believed the bargaining chip is
so lvtion pending the interlocal agreement witM1 option to
opt out.
and s tl he unaeestood they would not go
r rwararw,tho~t Lo~gwooa.a~
Miller believed C Ioy w n favor of
allowing the a of enclaves51OAlso t ought C
Morns waa in ravorteet conga not yec ine support oc anyone else.
who would represent t ity,
mmissrondagreedsCOmmrssroner Lovestra nd would represent the
cityco
asketl far a partial a endment t the m
inge1t dole a ing for n outlay a o plmi
Shetindicated if ethe c ntyei cedXta ity~~ then
willing t sign o t has tosbeoaone beforeathee3 ofs
It was noted the mayor has the ability totca ll the
meeting
Motion carried by unanrmous roll call vote.
Dasir~ot x4. comm>sa~oner vaeea extenaea aoorec~aeron to the
had asked i ould approve banners for the
unders' DaytF valsbeingwput up o and Hwy. 1
mi to dia r rcn andst iety9dta
pu[wb lighting polessn Che hospita lto
aa~erciserc a~ererafts e
aid they w e looking sfor a o puechase the
banners and put them up to atlvertisa thenfestival.
Commissronee Vacca moved to allow Founders' Day
Dastrvc[ ps. commrssioner Lovestrantl sa.
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cetl s e people a ork ing i s hallway, the
nmd id n eep t office theyHhabela aty H
mtheyrh bilitlytt onfeeence r iftthey have
eed and i med to be a tof space and in poor taste to
have people working in nallwaysc
aid i the past the c had
problemsowhenVthey h neduiea to meet someone and the
conference room was rn use.
r Lovestra nd said if w o look a er of
sthenoffice i sed--noting newnas never used it andmb
believed utilixaiionwwas very poor.
and m ved t e the office
mthe'adm inist ra for for ~ office.
by C Mlle r.anCarr.i ed by
una nrmous rol lmcallyvote.
6 PayAapproved bills.
B. Approve Mrn ut es of November 1 1991, Woek session and
. Taylor w hed t ref erretl to M
and sa~dmhetwishedet Dcauton, a the FCCshas
a idhi a fee o a fee. One u of Appeals h ruled
ashowever,nthis c ing i ing o rida.
Taylor indicated c o ld challenge
Longwood on its stand and •t wouldTbe a veryrcostly legal battle.
filler m ved t end his m n to
approverI and £ and t s~der
separatelyB Seconded by Commissioner
fed [ argent ~ n
su bmitted.w aid h ragre ed It
ted3h wrheav to
differently and would like xo reatltlresseduring Item No. 15.
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Mot>on rarriea by Nnan.moas roll roll voce. '~
Miller m [able I
int a ~ey r atp~ oiaencne
commrs~ron withemore definite input.
argent said he would also like Che
ney t evfew the city's franchise agreement
believing [here w nchise
agreement aue Cheecieyta a TimehW may w C to
siaer pa y.i ng the fea nchise f oche cityndue
t providing t ity w oof the items
uch ra televising
ings~ne end the motion
re9uestso
onaeddthe1a ended motionmmiMOt ionras amended
carried by unanimous roll call vote.
9. ing C
tHlitiesAkSec. 2~R~o~NBillNOg 9~ 38a~ amenLate Charges,
-on/TU - Charges; Sec.
23-62, Billing;o5ec. 23c6J,TLa to Cha rge tff
. Taylor a sed of proof of pubtica Lion for this and all other
public hearings o the agenda. Mr. Taylor then read oed finance
No. 9~-1388 by title on 1y. 1
Mayoe Miles opened the public hearing. No one presen[ spoke in
favor or rn opposition.
r Miller m doption of O
mm9,s1]88. Vby Commissioner Sargent and
carrrea by anan,mous ao11 call vote.
10. ing ch. 2
nami~isc~~cion, n ~~ieNv
iiv. s - a~iesrart P ~Qa~ras'f
Appointment of Members z areaaoa c
eliminate t e limitatiot o amber otcermsecnaxeeoarasana
commr[tee members may sere.
Mr. Taylor read Ortlr na nce No. 91-1389 by title only.
Mayor M open etl t e public Oea r> g No one present sp e rn
favor or in opposition.
Miller m vea t close the public
bear ing1On5econaed by Comm,ss,oner Sargent and
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Miller m adoption o
No. 97-1Se9. Secondedvby commissioner Sarge me
red to language that the a rney
dednen inget C language w ~t Ly i
ordinance. Puetherh,had inq uiredaD nthecc my andnA e
Springs w aspect t their c inq t approvent
nomrna trans to boards and said neither havevthe requirement.
aid she. w Df d ing away with
mrlsmitsri tspeople have beenrr ved from b s due to
having m m limii and feels Chis, n ould be
unfair t m. Commrssroner Lovestrand said they ~DU1d be
reappointedhe
Motaon cart ietl by unan rmous roll call vote.
Miller s d he now wished to address his Land
Planning Agency nomrnatron.
Miller asked for c o appoint
MrmmMeltaerrt e Land PlanningnAgency.t
Nomination ca cried by voice vote.
/" 11. uthport D Re. Barking Dogs - Country
C1ubyKenne 1, w. dChurch Avenue.
ncy S ith addressed the c effort to get help
from the c n to stop theii tnbarking c ing from the
Yry Clv bmXennel. Ms. S ith saidsthe residents have put up
this foe t ing a ing w ity staff,
police a cahas b toitl thattChap[erh i2 does n
apply t ntlherkennelhbecauseethey a ial. She askedti
any business i ood c make a of n and notf be
held a untable?onMs. S she believed people w
itled t able peace anddqu ie[. She n tad the barking
a ~dro mile i ach direction, ith said they
havebbeen informed YhaTnehe kennel will board approximately 1
dogs o the Christmas holiday; and with Christmas falling on
Thursdayz expects they will be putting up with this for Two
eeks, she s the a - adult supervision,
and t otheral onhours theedogs a ralone She c sidered
this w uel a Although b
Dogwood may payna largernbillat ethe city, [ the
power o the v and said they will c aignhf romtthis sd
f orwardfo thisthorrif is n Shepsa id s Duld now defer
to Comm r.ss rDner Miller, wh ogwillrhelp find a solution.
i 11 er s spoken t 1 persons c ned
r andmbas been told the ca eyes ordinance as wrrtten is virtually
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enforceable. Miller referrea c orainance to
xne cicy o sa linzsmrN ~ naa aaopeed. ien cnie i
talked t the kennel o sa bout a kennel quieting dev icerwhich
taped i thenkennel. aid the idea here i
aches cable agreement a ked w the kennel
owner andahe has agreed he would comesupawrth some amiable
M111er d sea s of the kennel quieting
Commissvoner lscus ome
Ne talked t t to the kennel and how the dogs
ou ldeb whenever s walked through their a
Miller spokent ing a enf orceableaordinance
butmw belief [hat t cold agree to pass a
thatccouldsb estr fictive and
harshrontthetkennel owner as he believed allipeople have the
good neighboes. She spoke i opposition t nel quieting
devices, be Sieving they w inhumane and punitive. She asked
the commrss ron to give themethe opportunity to locate more
city attoen ey to draft a ordinance to deal with this
Mayor Miles w nofavor of drafting a ordinance at
[h iset ather to eequire the city administrator to deal
with theeissue.
rega±tlless of whether a ordinance i
passedso there agree Chat the kennel s
so tveoth is prob lemsyuicklyeor gislation of this nature
willrbe passed.
ued with respect e the n and c rot of
and whetherno the kennel h any rights b on the
fact that the kennelnwas there befores Che resitlencessed
xaren Lew rs noted the difficulty [he coo y namal control had
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enforcing any rules they have regarding noise.
rry N111 s, said ne w of dogs, and said
cne soletions offerea e Millezrw able, ana
felt the kennel h rchance t eaddressvthe i
spoke to the petitionbwhichthad b n prase n[ea on behalf ofue
the homeowners and noted they t ing a peeition and
given t ou Ld h He asked tha< the kennel
be given time to work on a soludlonmes
Miller suggestetl all parties involved get with the
city adm~nisteator to find a solution.
Mayor Miles suggested all get toy ether [ amicable
solution and Co report back at <ne next meet idgan
yea Mavor Miles
suggest lone Seconded by Commissioner Sargent.
Miller asked the administrator t ave the
attitude Chat there was nothing that could be aone.h
enashernm specific t eVframeto
before C ethe parties t t for
solutionist ved the
enament. ondedl by C argent.
as amenaetl care iedoby to unanimous roll call
ved for a onded
bymC argent a sby v
The comm is stun recessed from 10. 23dp. m. to 10.40
p. m.
ved t table Items 1 and
Ltherspecialmm ing next week. Seconded
by Commiss ionee Lovestrantl.
ask ea C if she w uld
s liar otablingeonlynl and 1 er Miller asked for
consideration to table Items 15 througnsZaon
Commissionee V ended her motion t Yable
Items 1 tnroughalomto t special m ing.
r co~esirana ayreea to s ova <
enaea. Motion, as amenaea, care lea by
eaeregeestea be,nq x<osea <nro~gh ine remainaer
ocmene meet,nq
cc iz-ns-sv ~4as
r Lovestra nd s r policy w
discusseanand felt c had a rn making the
current policy and wouldslikeato hear her inputce
aid c sider.i ng t e hour and having a
abysitterew hildren, she Eelt compelled to leave so the
ba by sitter cou ldhgo home.
massion by vo rce vote excused commrssaoner
oner Vacca left at this point in the meeting (10:46
P.mml ssi
iz. - providing f the
granii ngAOf Na - xc lu sive0f ea nchise t ity W r5ystems,
for the collection of commercial solid wasteto(PH 1-5-
98)
Mr. Taylor read Ordinance No. 9~-1390 by title only.
argent m ved t Ordinance N 9l-
Orbera cepted on fiest r ing a
public hearing b s<heduleaefor ~a nuaryh5, 1998.
Seconded by comm3ssroner Miller.
a gweseionea h ity h s lose i
e franchise w t from exclusive c rcial
- xc lu sivehc i.a 1. noeed he was on the commisslon
at the trme the cha ngerwas matlele
Mr. Smith will provide ehe inf oemation requested.
Motion < by a four-zero vote, witD
CommissionereVa cca absent.
13. - relating t ity R velopment;
iog w icy 2edevelopment P nepursuant to
thecrequiremenT.saof oCha pt er 16]. I60, Floridaa5tatutes.
This item was considered following agenda IT.em 2.
14. DI6cuss CITY OF LONGw0oD SEWER POLICY.
' Miller adrlr essetl the problem as he s it being
aoption o - which mantlatedae sidential
raer ookEUpsda n e No. 9v soEctionc which pla cio es ewer 1'
ehgrmund a h npleasurL o the eether w3
making nu oustdzy lines we e discussedrthat, n whenth
sitlents retlVest ed such lines, the city w s giving impact f
discounts a that t who a ish to hook i e thence
allowed to come antl askefor a waiver on a mantlatednit th eeeby,
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ing oonf usron. ne sa is ie aoesn t seem we nave a policy at
iiiat
Miller said w e putting i
allowing those o oepay the bill becauserthesetpe ople
going o required t pay any city impact fees. He
dsthat n s letters w
A ney Generaluseopinion is saying ifnthe cityedoes not have an
the following: 1.) quit making s r lines w against the will
of the r sidents. 2.~ t put nary lines i tehe ground and
make these people pay foDOth em. Remove that portion o the
solution and get back [ ing o
ia1 s and tliscont roue m inq peopleti i5kylark, e
paymfor otherwpeople's s Miller favoretl going
ack t sia iz ed pav ingrpolicyme ndrheen e people
living on tliat r o pay t subsidize pavinghand i
w fair t requ irest o pay 1 tneir roaatpavednot
5elieved the 60/40 split or perha ps$5o/SOaw o help t
e peiit ions for paving. Miller believed both
~eaeeee sea mnight, orai~a~~enxo. 9~-l~so ana
aasomtionbs~-ess.
Mayor Miles askea, re laci~e t the r solution ana ary lines, wnat
Dula Happen, if wnep p g fines a n the grouna a
then mere i ubjecPUa fay
Dula h o gosthr ough ahemexpense of cuttingethe road ioeput.
rn the linet
Miller w of [he opinion if Y sidents had such
aoproblemnetnen They wou la need to pay the Mlle Why snoula
caTizens on sewer have to pay for their sewer.
Miller believed that s e before cne
and s bill o[ gooasathatmthe s may
eliminatenseptic t miller felt a septic
systems i Floridaaw togoing it ned and because of
this, felt there w o puasaown dzy lines or involve
ourselves in resiaent is lrsewe r.
Mayor Mi 1es referred t s by C r Lovestra ntl where
he Baia one of the ways a nunrcipali[ymnasstongr w rs through
r Lwestrana e ial e notaa w
enereew ~ eeaov a velopn,enxai anee lineee as
icn a ailaDility ana Grant ana s.x. as4 wicn no sower,
witn lrecieaae~elopment.
it lei m ospena t rules for
aebaee. sew ~aea by comm>seioner Sargent ana
cc i~-rs-s~~ae>
caa iea by ooroe Dote.
inaiaatea o icn c
n iii~~eanaes eovi~da upsee ane i wellepay to iarraaii~er
only Co allow rexceptrons. Chought thetc ity should be forthright,
but the state says you m t hook up. He s
ou ld not have had to hook up if the capital plan had not been
approved w these projects. and continu
to the priorhsewer policy, it waethesa ie ofLthisicity to make
Dula a ordinance N -1350 w repealed
e navepaia and hookeafi who aid n who h
paid oe started to pay, buenhave not yet hooked up andeshoulda
e Lovestrana thought ik Chey w opt o
tmhooketl ei let them d Mayor Milestaaded, andtletdtheme
know i n the future if they w o hook i hey
ould have Compaylfull price. Taylor n ted i hey have
already paid, b t yet h the city coulathave already
paid the c my of capaci ty~k capacity
OCycw ntlyrnegotiating t
purcha senaddit ionalhcapacitye c tliller n tea the c
would then have paid some prepaidmcapac~tyr Longwood North bein
price o Yea that the city had already
approximately 5150, OOOtt the dry lines. At that
s discussion aboutapavingeana c sideri nq
dry lines with paving. After a ing t e lines,
ite found o e law w eff ecYat also a visetl
etlif tts awhich h t yet been d
purcha cede that hatl been intended to be hookeeup.
Miller discussed t e proposed s 434
swhichrw s planned io be brought down £ ergeeenoanaHthat
Uisrl ine w ended for h of c ial grope reins o
a ndswas not in favor of pbothering r[he resrdences on
Evergreen.
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upon i iry, m itn rosponaea t onner o
project9 uwhich havemb ompleted i tofe
eaywood Industrial Park and Longaa lenlndusPr ial P
Miller r o force resitl
commiaaioner Lo~estra~at~onewrrea.
Che s collection
Merkelsreplieduit was normallyaan eight inch line
whether n to lla tion as proper elevations to
moda<e qra vi [yff r lines, a r lines
r lines and s m tlrain Iocationsa 1 erkel se
espouse t inquiryc sa is i approximately a
the s r design for lath Aven oti g, time wise, iY was a
minorepa rt of the project.
antl asked that c ns ideration be given t the
costiof iputtingvinidey sewer lines. oHe also addressed the one
of rules s o go b 60/AO o
paving{ aid h veari to pave resident ialn
and to leavesthe sewer issue out of it.
and m ved to direct the city
ney [ordr of tsa ordinance to r ind and that
ordinance to replace De drafted following
discussion a the J dry 1 1998, w
by Commrssioner Sa ryent and carr iedsbyn
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aai o~r~ ~ r o,~e rote. neecing 1
aai o~znea ax ii:ao P`mlea
o~gn z xaelea xo xne P ial meeting on
oeeemn~.r zz, le9 e ~.oo came
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