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Longwood City C Chambers
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November 4, 1996
Peesent: Mayor Bill W nston
Deputy Mayor1Annamarie V ca
argent
m5heltones ith,sCity Administrator
raldine D.m2ambri, City Clerk
ichara s. Taylor, J city A ney
Asst. C ief Baker, Police Department
John B ock, D of Planning/Bldg. Services,
Chief Chapman3rFire Department
Dawn Jackson, P nel Officer
ondra L f parks and R creation
a Mltche111rD f Finance e
Fernand Tiblier, Dir. of Public Works
commiea.,oner Ir>s eenson (E.cnsea)
RDER. Mayor wcnston called a regular meeting to
el p.m.
of SILENT MLDffATION was FOLLOWED BY THE PLEDGE OF
NITIONS:
DISTRICT 82 PRESENTATION OF BV SIN ESS PERSON OF THE MONTH
business in Longwood for e years, having begun 15 years aqo 0
Dst e oily, ved into a w location r the Baywood
Industrial P Mr. m volvea with the C
widening a spearheaded aepeoj ect of replanting shrubbery r ved
from comemned properties to other locations, such a along othe
eckon e ended his appreciation t eryl De11 of Seminole
County for her to ssistance with the replanting of the bushes.
4. BOARD APPO'I NTMF.NTS:
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A. OISTAI CT R2 OMINATION TO TH£ PARXS AND RECREATION
ADVISORY BOARD.
argent placed the n of Lynn H eckon i o
Ms. B eckon pre usly s ved o the board
duri ngtwhicR time they w erY s ssful. nNOmination
ied by a four to zero vorce voteccCOmmissroner Benson
absent.
5. PUHLIC PARTICIPATION.
nald Dickler, l 5 Florida A ted his discontent about
the CS% right-of way being taken by dthe city and turned into a
street. ted problems such a speeding, gas caps and Rub caps
being stolen,i tail lights brokens flooding occurring because now
s put back into their mailbox and a along a
smashed the mailbox. The postal servrce won'tcdeliver to them on
andy Shemosk i, em inole, indicated her c itR codes
enforcement regarding Spolitical sign enforcement ncespec is lly with
should lead by ample. Ms. Shemoski addressed
argen and Deputy Mayor asking haw they C oulds have
negotiated a contract with the cunions, who so heavily contr.i bated
signs, w negotiated with in good f a fair and equitable
pay planar If elected, Re intends to pros ed wnek ing toward a pay
plan.
Angela Strater, 6 CRanked the City C n for
orki ng with the 'c ity and the r silents the15H coda
project. aid she r vedea call from L drAmes
and he did MView two eof the alter ate properties and likeda both of
not recerved any word
will take a call. from 5 unity M tal Health
tosinrtrate transfer of chose funds m[ She said £emrnole Community
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tal Healtb will detail ail of t v io expenses and that
information ill be shared 'tn the city and county.
APPROVE PURCHASE OF 199] S/4 TON PICK UP TRICK FOA PARKS
Deputy Mayor V vea to approve the c ent agenda a
submitted. Seconded by Commissioner Sargent and carried
by unanimous roll call vote.
]. eLIC HEARING - REQUEST TO LO
CILITY AT 1000 B. U. S. 1]-92. REgUEBTEO BY VALUE
Mayor W nston a s quasi-judicial i nature and
asked those wi sh ingatodspeakr toof ill out a form and bensworn in by
the attorney.
. Tay loe a ced proof of publication for thrs and all public
hearings listedOOn the agenda.
ora111o, for the project, indicated his
pies ~~ee ana reaaineas reo answer anv questions.
Mr. Brock ana Mr. soraeuo wore sworn rn.
Public hearing opened. No one spoke in favor or rn opposition.
Deputy Mayor V vea to close the public hearing.
Dnaea by Commissioner Sargent and carried by a vorce
vote.
Deputy Mayor V Ved that the Conditional U e be
approvetl, subjecYCt onditions i taff m o dated
tober 9 1996. onded by C and
iea by a four to zero roll callsvoteer Comm issoioner
8. UBLIC NDITiONAL RaquesT ATE
ROUND W RBM£DIATIONLFACILITY
AT Sas s. cR az]. REQOesxeoNexM uNDEx.
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. Taylor noted this was a public hearing and was quasi-judicial
and asked all those who wished to speak to step forward to be
swot Taylor further n ted the word nstruction" in the agenda
title was rn error and should be steicken.
A representative for Handex was present and available foi
Public hearing opened. No one spoke in favor or rn opposition.
Deputy Mayor Vacca m ved to close the public hearing.
onded by Commissioner Sargent and carried by voice
vote.
Deputy Mayor Vacca m Ved that the Conditional D mit
andex be approved subject to conditions i Pstaff
report dated o tobez 9 onded by C
Carrico and carried by a four to zero io11 call vote with
FIRE PROTECTION REgU1REMEN'LS, ETC
Mr. Taylor read by title only.
Deputy Mayor Vacca m ved that Ordinance No. 96-1331 be
cepted on first reading and [hat a public hearing be
scheduled for November 1996, seconded by
built next to a amp and the s and sidewalks w always w
ended up to 54 of o00tbe expended from the stormwater
money toh all e~iate the problem.
Hayoe nston has ved of water
projectsla ifb they had hbeen pri oritizedeY mith said
they have been prei oritiz ed and this project would not be done right
away.
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Tne C the v oe M owlark c
Tibli~~mexpiainea acne iaraanage haiaeeeen a a-going prom em a~a
s have been made in the past that have helped.
There co aclarge open a a behintl the homes o Ue w and
the ground water in that a s higher than the land surface e
that r n the w ontinues t cep and sidewalks continueFto
get algaeoand a au hazard. iblier suggested some limited
underdrain treatment to draw dodo Ue ground water.
ibl ice drew a diagram of M owlark C explained how
undeedrain pipe, which has holdes i it~uwouldd[ake t
and drain it back to the ditch. r it will u
the lawns, Mr. T.i Mier said it would relieveht e probl em; nhowevere,
the further r vea from the underarm n, the less impact it would
have on the cona.itions.
argent said he would like the opportunity t
i closely and make s e this i s priority i the stormwater
projects. Mayor W of the. sam opinion and suggested it
be placed on the next sagendas
Mr. 'l'ay for r red t ant being needed asking if it w
being donated [e Mr. Tib li er saitl he w ure as to whether there
would be some acquisition costs involvetl ns
argent m vea t able t the n ing
information. ondedtby Deputy Mayor Vacca and
carrieae by a ~oiee rote.
ved for a onded by
Deputys Mayor V and c iea byr a ote. The
Commission recessed from ].50 p.m. B:0]op cm. v
11. RESOLDTION N 96-8]9, AMENDING THE BUDGET POR THE FISCAL YEAR
BEGINNING O 1995 A NDING SEPTEMBER ]D, 1996,
pROVIOING FOR 08 DGf1' 1'AANS FERS.
Mr. Taylor read Resolution No. 96-B'14 by title only.
Deputy Mayor v vea for adoption of R solution N
dad aby C argent and c by
a6four to zero roll call vote, with Commissioner Benson
absent.
12. RESOLUTION N THE BUDGET FO AL YEAR
BEGINNING OCTOBER815 D ENDING SEPTEMBERF 30C 199],
PROVIDING FOR BUDGET TRANSFF,RS.
Mr. Taylor read Resolution No. 96-e ]5 by title only.
Depu<y Mayor V vea foe adoption of R solution N
96-8]5. Seconded aby Commissioner Ba agent and carried by
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four to zero roll ca 11 vote, Commissroner Eenson
absent.
13. RESOLUTION NO. 96-876, AMENDING THE 199'1 MANNING DOCUMENT.
Mr. Taylor read Resolution No. 96-816 by title only.
Deputy Mayor V ved for adoption of R solution No.
96-e~6. seconded by commrsaroner carrroo.
inn noted a cooed m inq document naa been aiotributea
the dais. He explained the a enament w s due to changes in
itle; r oras clerk to personnel a istant and FD t inq officer
retitleae to captain. Nerther requiring an increase rn pay.
Mayor W asked if the Resolution should be adopted as amended.
Mr. Smiths said it should.
Motion ied by four to zero roll call vote,
Commissroner Benson absent.
la. RESOLUTION N MENDING THE INTERNATIONAL UNION O
9I(LOCAL 6137 coNTRACT To PROVIDE FOA A
~OSTAOFNLTVING NAL LOWANCE FOR FY 91.
Mr. Taylor read Resolution No. 96-e]] by title only.
Ueputy Mayor V ved for adoption of Resolution No.
onded Dy C argent and c ied by
a6four to zero roll call vote n writh Commrssroner r6enson
absent.
A. CONSIDER PARTICI PATIOH IN SAFE %205" PROGRAM.
Me. SmitD asked for postponement of the item pending additional
information.
o to the members of the c eegardi ng Florida Avenue,
along with a copy of a letter fromsar latly w n that block.
Mr. Taylor suggested, at so e point the commrssron can decide what
enforcement Ss n Believe there could b improvements
Chat could be ma ut suggested the commission get some input
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erDm the e o bring the roaa up t stanaara, woa la regDire
ing d so e significant t e s, which he thougM1t might not be
wnat the residents would want. r
1]. MAY R AND C ERS' R RTS.
DI STRI OCTBI #41O#5, #1, B#2, F3.
District #4. NO report.
District #5. No report.
District #l. Absent.
t #2. Thought r appropriate t ask the c
permission if he could c representative to CALNO at
least through tomorrow nighd su meeting.
It w cne e of cne o by a ~Dte,
thadC argent remain the CALNO representative
nnrouyn weaoeeeays
Mayor winecon inaioatea nis Donfiaenoe i aryent's
-aleetion, ana w n favor of allowingn commrseroner sargem tD
remarn on cALNO a., a primate inai~iaaa 1.
argent tea all present attend the CALNO
ing3OWednesday, N ember e 6.30 p.m. EnzD s on the
Lake Restaurant to provide the tlinner. a
argent extended his appreciation t the c of
Dogwood for allowing h the city. ould hope they would
-elect him, b thde t heew not, extendea best wishes to
Mr. Bush. Indi<atea hisn pleasure having ved with this
extended best wishes to the city administrator and
actDrnedn
Mayor W nston expressed h appreciation and pleasure i ing
served wrth both Commrssioner 5 rgent and Oeputy Mayor Vacca.
istricC #3. Commissioner C veyed nis appreciation i
having s vea with Deputy Mayor rV and C argent
Noting he Uought they had a omplished a greatmdea S.~onIf b
took forward t t year and working o w projects.
ew commrssroners good luck and look forward to working
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