CCMtg10-21-96MinLongwood COi ty Commi eiOln Chambers
Iso~gw oa ~ el rwiaa e
nwtes
oototer z.i, Isss
Present. Deputy Mayor A ca
ssion r Jimac
argent
mSheltoneG Fth, SCity Administrator
raldine D ambri, City Clerk
A icha ed 5. Taylor, J ity A ney
Asst. C Baker, Police Department
John B ockf D Of Planning/Bldg. 5
andrarL arks and R eat ion D ector
Chief GregaM ing, Po licecDepa etmentr
Mitchell, Finance Department
Fernand Tiblier, Die. o£ Poblic Works
Absent: Mayor Bi11 W nston (excused)
CommissionerrIris Benson (excused)
RDER. De
order at /. 00 p. m.
of SILE!
ALLEG SANCE eto the flag
and Mike Hattaway with respect to their c nity I Volvement.
Kay to the City" w then presented by Deputy Mayor Vacca to the
Hattaways and photographs were taken.
BAR OF THE EAST CENT
B. AECOGNI2I NG BARA HOL[,F.RAND, RAL
NNING COUNCIL, FOR ASSISTANCE T
BUSINESSAA NSORYLB 0 AND THF. CITY OF LONGWOOD I
DEVELOPING A HI STORI ~CZTY OF'LONGWOOD BUST NE55 BROCHURE.
Deputy Mayoe Vacca asked Mr. Daly, chairman of the Bosrness
Daly r cognized M Hollerana f veloping t
business brochure, s. Holle and asa ccepted rthee plaque and
photographs were taken.M
C. RECOGNIZING ALLISON AND CUS'fIN HYAES FOR THEIR
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PARTICIPATION I LOPMEN2 OF THE HISTORtc CITY OF
LONGWOOD BUSINESS BROCHURE.
Allison and J Hyres w cognized by Me. Daly and Deputy
Mayor for rtheir participation the development of the
business cbrochure and pre tedrn ith of icates. The
pictures taken during the photographic session were presented to
D. ICT pl NOMINATION OP BUSINESS PERSON OF THE MONTH OF
OCTOBER, 1996.
DISTRICT p2 NOMINATION of BUSINESS PERSON OF THE MONTH OF
argent ended Rick eckon, Royal weld
ing, Sb cogn iz ed ma Br Person Uf The Month
foruNOVember. Additional informatio nutonbe furnished at time of
presentation.
A. OI STRICT Sl NOMINATION TO HES tORIC PRESERVATION BOARD.
Commissioner C ted M othy Bach to the
istoric P servationn BOa rd. Nomrnatlon carried by a
espouse tU Deputy Mayor Mr. Taylor aid it
preferable that those wishing t speak on agenda items sshou ld speak
during the specific item.
argent m ved that those c ish ing t0
speaks regarding agenda item be heardnsduri ng the
specific agenda i ontled by Commissioner Carrico
and carried by a voice vote.
Sim Daly, Oxford Street, referred the Auto Zone
establishment Sbeing granted ingress/egrese from O
residential street, Said he would like the City Commrssion to look
ce/ex t location i ery negative o the a Further, if
EastaStreet ris paved, traffic will then c up E and onto Lyns
Drive, and both would reserve significant traffic st
6. ENT AGENDA:
ove0 Bxncs
B. APPROVE MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 25, 1996 SPECIAL MEETINGS
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(2), S R 30, 1 SPECIAL MEETING, AND OCTOBER ,
1996 REGULAREMEETI NG 996
C. APPROVE C INI STRATOR'B CONTRACT, EFFECTIVE DATF, OF
TOBER 1
D. T)IE 6MAINTENANCE O EMERGENCY FIRE VF.HICLEB
rtixoocn~s FLeez MA eNANCe/RYDER.
EMINGLE couwmY INT
e. EWAL o oNTRACT FOR sD$ soDIUM HYDROXIDE SOLUTION TO
ICAL.
F. RENEWALNOF HBID #35-95, ANNUAL REQUIREMENTS FOR WATER AND
R MAT£.RSALS.
G. OVE PURCHASE OF 5 E INSECTICIDE FOR MOSQUITO
OGRAM TO A
H. CHABEAO
I. PPAOVE LA MAINTENANCE 6CONTRACI FOA As-400
xNICAL SUPPORT SF
P RF4 #2-96,ER
%. E PURCHASE OF THREEC (3) x ICTORZA POLICE
AND ONE (1) FORD E%PLORER;cA ROVE $J,J30. 00
TO BES TAKEN FROM THE CONFISCATION ACCOUNT TOWARD THE
PURCHASE.
L. APPROVF, PURCHAS F, of OPTICAL EMITTF,RS FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT.
argent m ved t approve t agenda
msubm Cteds onded by C and
ied by a -0 vote, Mayor Winston and Commissioner
Benson absent.3
Motion by c r Sargent, s onded by Commissioner
Ca ee i<o t i5e and 16 foewa ed o
agenda. Dndedt by Commissioner Carrico. Carri edtby
unanimous vo.t ce vote.
19. F. TO CoMM2SSS ON ER sARGENT S MEMO REGARDING DEVELOPMENT
OFSA TEEN CENTER.
Chief Geeg Manning addressed C r sa egent's m s to
whether o advisory me c~l should be e tablished.
Chief M ing,tw tthe a ofnA istant C ief Baker a ing
erhead peoj ector, presented statistics f Dogwood forsthe
years 1994, and 1 umber of t tal a the number
related to juvenile ests and the types of st ests. The
materials presented were then drstrlbuted 1n hard copy to the
Chief Manning explainetl that the n of juvenile c s had
decreased i 6 due to their toying t make better a
ork ing m e from a ity re ].ated perspective rrExplained
rw purpose owas not too just make arrests but were trying <o
meaiate more.
Chief M ing explained t [he problems dealing with juvenile
drugs were mainly Prescription and marijuana, not hard core drugs.
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aia Longowooa's composition was wall sif ieaof ue overall
and f living w good, does not h a lot the problems
Bother c s have, and w a lot better o ealize.
He attributed ithis to the overall attitudef and aconcern of the
Chief M ing m ned the Teen Center, wRich w s formed by the
police off i.cers,s w about 5 s per week a e nosted. CRief
ing does n t believe t eed for a teen c uncil, but
offered to establisR one iY the commission so desired.o
argent extended appreciation t Ch ie£ M ing and
aidit may w o take this under c sideration but
did n <bel eve it ss the appropriate t Chief M ing
thanked Commissioner Sargent and said he knew Dine commission was
supported c ssioner Sa rgent saying if one
youngsterncouldrbe saved, it wouldmserve its purpose.
Mr. Taylor s e has r wed the petitions submitted and his
rch indicates the city sloes have the author i[y to regulate
these lakes under the city's police power. Therefore, the
mmission has the option t allow o allow power boats on the
city's lakes. He noted Ghat currently these are boating
Mr. Robert Davis, 189 Sheridan Ave., Winsor Man r, resident of 22
asked, if allowed, w Dull enforce, does the city have e ough
staff to regulate. .wDavis s The petition against allowing
gasoline powered boats w signedd by 2 4 persons. He explained
That prior t gas engines w operated o the lake c ing
omplai nts and i ary of 1 petition
submitted to prohibit yasoline power 9m su It of
this petition, City Code S n SJ-12, whicnr prohi bitsrgaso line
powered engines w adoptedet H espectful ly requested the City
Commission deny the petition tosall ow gaso l.i ne powered engines on
Lake Winsor.
ved
ondedi by C argenteC by
arthree to z vote, with Mayor Wanston and Commissioner
Benson absenT~
argent m d for a onded by
and sc ied by a vote. TRe
Commission eecessed ofeom ]a4D p.m. to e.ooc p. m.
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ACI ENDA H SE C N AND BAY Av£NU£. ANGELA
STRAYER, WILOMERE SHOMEOWNF.RS ASSOCIATION.
Mr. Taylor said a e last m ing i tided t allow both
groups present ti nformation t the wa Also, the
ted the city administrator3 a dnhim < if
anything could br orked o He said h also spent quite a
few hours eeting with sitlents and pith srepresentati ves of
Hacienda, and at this time eit appears nothing has been worked out.
. Taylor suggested Hacienda make their presentation followed by
representatives of the ne ignbornoods. explained that H enda
not on the agenda for any action to ebe taken. However1 <he
ould proceed i tnat direction and would like t
th is xa anquas i-judicial proceeding and he requested ev ryonerwho
would speak to be sworn rn.
Citizens wishing t speak < e forward and w by the
sty attorney. Mr. Taylor asked those who wou ltls speaks to state
their and address for the record and to fill 1n a public
paeticipation form.
erko, owley C rcle, Longwood, e
Hole C sty rM tal Health C [hexsponsoring xagent of
Hacienda, sa idn ne hoped all C d elook at t my a
fairly. that S nolelC sty M tal Healthp has been
Hole C unty for mr years oa ndn n ing a
acting out i with any o their rclients ei al lv those
yearsUS The r n for th.i s, he believed, w s because they have a
cellent c and staff. He said o ery s x people i
Hole C untyr will nave a Hal ndisorder, ich would be
The past year, they t eatetl o red forw5 0 peop te,
lea 0ving 60,000 n celled or treated ca aid t night, w
talking about 14opeople who we do know and asked w about the
that o acn for t ent. erko then
znt~oduced Al icons YUrko aattorney with Grayt Harris 6 Robinson.
eeko said, as your city attoxney h explained, this i
hearSng to eopen. Tnis Per ted ing
district. She pointed t ist eendering and the s eRp lannf
red to the idef inition of group home a the
aoienda an ~ code showing i a permitted u urko said
sne Has asked A cell; 0 ueller, E under of L istad;
ary Ann Gilbert; Mary L ortes;M and Oebra Read t speak about
this faci.l sty and others like it. Following t r presentation and
that of the neighbors, asked for the opportunity t up the
s legal position and also to present a solution from t
enda board t calm the fears w espect t ethic. urko
also i roduced G orge P well of P we.11 D sign Geoup, the arcn itect
for the project; and Mr. Hazelroth, HUD Liaison.
Ann Purcell, 828 Tuscarora Tr., Maitland, addressed those concerned
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about the people living the center and related her ow
experience having o of Ter nfour children diagnosed early in his
teens a schizopheenic. After living i the Winter Park facility
which began his journey to i dependence, n w lives independently in
Pis o n Rome, d ,nhas a job. r point being that, Pat
onlya stable but behavese better than many non-
disabled people and one could not find a better neighbor.
De. .I ueller, psychiatrist and president/founder of La Amistad,
explained how Re initially opened L istad, o date has had o r
thousand people go through the Rouse. Ironically, tTis typevof
illness does n a lot of problems. People who wi 13 be i
enda a e patients who have gotten through the a e part of the
~llness. WitT regard t about property values, he passed
and a copy of S uthern nL iv ing magazine which highlighted a
splendid home i inter Park 1 ted a s tTe street from L
Amistad. ueller said there have been ono problems witR any of
s people hurting children. Ne a raged to become educated and
participate with these people as nitu will make you feel You are
doing your part as a citizen.
Mr. Taylor aid Longwood's Code allows only the n-dangerous
tally illsand asked if the r sitl ents were in anyway dangerous.
Dr. Mueller said they were not.
ary A Gilbert, of St. Margaret Mary Pastoral Staff,
aid they have been llocated a s from La Amistatl for 26 yea
She stated their presence halo r been c e for c St.
argaret Mary Church r elementary school, pre nschool and
religious a cla sses,a s ing approximately 1 children
acT week. There hn r beenva ny s f problems a i.ng from
La Amistad. rnbeen c sidered to be a danger o
d the peopl ea from La Mystad nhave proven to be nothing abut athe
best of neighbors.
ary Lou tortes, 9 ridden Lake pr., Sanford, a of Mental
Mea1tR S spoke a out her s e distress,~how rshe sought
help andew scgiven a e by theeMental NealtT Servic and
said all trey asked for was a chance.
Deborah Reed, 372 Wi ndmeadows Ct. Altamonte Springs, client and
potential r silent, said i until a year ago that she w
diagnosed, e Explained r sidentsnwill be s reeved by staff. We are
goad people and deserve ea cRance on lif e.c
Deputy Mayor V asked all who would speak to fill out public
participation forms.
Angela Strater, E. representing the Wildmere
Associate requested the aHacl endae5ite Plan be rescinded and the
Said they were not opposed to the project, but were opposed to the
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loci<ion, rali:ea e all e
children. ought t d<he c atte Lion, t LPA a med
that psychiatric disorders w schiz ophreniaua
depression a chronice e ailedht Sider the location
a ndithe great number of childrenAw o live there. The c
thought it for developmentally disabled, which o ery
different fromam tal tlisordeis. filer belief w hat n evdid
their homework on this project before it w approved with respect
.its close proximity Co day c schools, e She continued
objecting to the location of t es facility with respect to the
ents not being m red and the possible unpredictability o
the idr a and lack tof experience required of the r silent
Hager et e distributed copies of the police r ord from
the Bay A tr5anf ord, facility to the c noting the
umber of calls to the facility. She asked the is if they
would stand behind those who pay the taxes and place sthe of acility
xe said perhaps
Dull have been made. As i day, ity made [hat
decision, and based hebeli eves it
umbent upon the City nC eopen t and stop
nstruction i curr ent moocation and assisth iin finding amore
appropriate place.
peborah Collins, imbrough L Orlando, er/operator of
e Ranch, 2 Wayman, spoke i opposition t enda being
nstructed i ent Iocationn she believed cp lacing the
facility opposite h ru day c e facility poses a threat. ing
with Mr. Ames and the board she indicated her concerns and ithe
relocate the Hacienda project
opposition to the H entla project at the proposed 1
aid they stood to lose aquite a lot if this project w s located a
e proposed Socation a explained h the losses could compound
a period of years ddue t the losswof clients. ith
e loss of clients, it would reduce the number of workersrhewnow
employs.
Cathy P well, M1 ocky Ridge Place, Sanford, spoke i opposition
to the Hacienda 2project at the proposed location. children
who attend Pee W e Ranch. Spoke of her experience a`nd knowledge of
people with mental disorders.
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Eenest Wilkes, 727 E. Bay, spoke i opposition t the project, and
cited loss of property values, not IO/40$, based on Hacienda
locating in the area.
only Boyd, argo Vista Blvd., spoke opposition t the
ends projectL e heard s have not hear Che
ssf ul o indicated h es concern sif the facility was
not a eonerolleaaen~,ronment.
orge Jones, 1 Lake R Lake Highland, originally c
and Cake a inters tlb e he i the v e presidentof
cognized licensing agency for day c med up s
ofs theec sots that had b made with respect to staff ing, oo
site supervision, s ing ofn potential r silents i ends, and
said it should be decided if it is prudent to allow this 1location.
aid there w o plans for the u of the property. Now he has
found, it host been in the planningestages foe over a year and a
ings way, inter Park., explained h
person who w c depressive had kidnapped and almost murdered
She spoke aabout m c depression, s zophrenia, a people
ith c cal imbalances, with the need hto take meth ation, and
asked that the Hacienda facility n t be located right by the
children as there will not be enforcement and control in this
facility.
. Lawrence D administrator of Masters Academy. DeHOSe
sad from a prepared s which the c o£ Masters
Academy w reg isteredtwith erespect to the H ends project b ing
located n their schools. aid i ac home for peepleewho
live independently and not potentially dangerous then they
ould be in favor of having them. he questioned 1) how
e the people chosen, 2) how o no do they became distraught,
disoriented, 3) there anyft urf ews, 4) what the
qualifications of the r silent m pager, 5) s he qualified t
handle, 6) why a o background cM1ecks done, ]) h this project
r been portrayed a yeti reme nt facility by theacity o by M
Ames. Asked whata true that this r
experimental project. ketl t will be any psychiatric
problems, s zopheenia,fe eAppreciated the input from
the representativesof1St. Ma egarettMary School.
Emery, N. omba y, inter Springs, opposed to the
location of H Gated concern for sthe safety of her
chila woo atte~as pees wee Ra Win.
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Yurko, attorney for N enda, inded t there w
expert present, Dr. Mueller Czwho understands thetn of t
illnesses; ted o e person m a paeade of horrors andhshe
explained that w nitione She spoke t Doing of
the property ands explained that. the r ing w make the
property c ity's comp Plan. explai ed t
is a perm itteds use under the city's zoning category. Ref erredht0
tad, yet has a redible waiting list to get i the school.
[egards to then facility itself, pleasedo to let the
know, chat they have ncluded legal
justification for doing background s ing and theysdo h
solution i regard, n ing they ew t to be s omply
with the CitythCOde. Ms. Yurko distributed copies oof the
roken P Orlando, the percentage of
failures eand [ oughness o ackground c
had two little girls rn the day care and felt theclOCa ti on dwas
wrong.
Mr. Beock, dir, of Planning/Bldg. Services for Longwood, explained
s been the works August, 995; ved s e plan
approval M rch, 996. The npeoperty w ned cfrom C-21 to R-2,
and it w implyl brought into conpl is ce with the Comp Plan. Both
the adopted Comp Plan and zoning both call for residential
choice but to approve t ing antl t e plan. Legally
speaking, by statute, then comm>ss.i on had no other choice at that
. Taylor s ing w administrative act--absolutely
o factors that couldehave c up during that hearing to allow the
n to legally deny that r Doing. By state law, you would
have[had to re2one the property to RP.
Taylor expl.a fined that w the s e plan c s before the city
and e erything i omplia nc e, thels e plan i approved, rather
than the usage or occupant. He explained it is Incumbent upon the
ou ld have done. Only thing, t
the commrssron c ere were some
minutes that talked about developmentally disabled people and there
that o red. sut e if c information had c e forth, the
commission still wou ldn not have chatl the discretionoto deny He
paid damages in excess of 5000, 000 antl the facility went rn after
all.
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argen cea tnan H enaa w willing t ceae o
backgrounde c ecks.t addressed r Che Hacienda representatives
asking if these w nother site a ailable and w ompensated at
the s to you put ou< at this point, would yourconsider anothee
location ra
erko i espon argent, ou id not,
cutive director a rmnislguestion a theyra esponsible
to axboard of d aid he will defer to his board and Ms.
Purcell who willrpollr[he board.
argent said he w a position t offer this
butmbelievea they needed to find s middle ground, s ort of
ompeomise; but at the least, needed to Cnves[igate as toewhat the
possibilities are.
erko made o other point, saying they clearly w t trying
anytn ing r the c sty. t heren to point
fingersk and w make s allutne i were viewed carefully
and would ceeta my take under advisement es
Sargent added they needed to make both groups
comfortable=
peputy Mayoe V asked the city attorney, a any point, if there
any way the cc Dull have rejected the rezoni nq or the
site plan. Me. Taylor responded there wa., no way.
Deputy Mayor v aid r silents w usly c ned about
ati on and thesch ildren and asked s rof the representatives
of H enda h w this obvrous portrayal owill affect the patients
l iv ing ltnere. o
. Leonard Ames, director of c sty support and development,
aid they w ned about Dhow nthe neighbors feel. the
ent a cna ogee in ofeeling does n they will work veryn hard
ith the r siaents to be ready for the anger a espouses of the
ity.e aid they have all experiencded rejection and
discrimination ea nd know who they are and how to cope with these
argent t ought t might be put back o
thema genaa for N emberhA between n and then, look
for alternatives and thendpossibilit i. ees of options
available. Commissroner Sargent said he would so move.
grow nd in November.
they will be moving forward and will be pulling
building operm ts.
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Ms. John Hazelroth, liaison C aid in teems of s tching
Section i ompet itiveU program, and this s
ofta sfew that w arded funds. They w sated and rankeawa and
specific uch shopping, drainage,
e ntalit nsportation. They not t art
ing s co FUSthe e, as far a building permits
early t e pulled a they hoped to bed under construction in
December. It is critical that they move forward.
Commissioner C asked if a other s of Ue question.
zel Toth sa id cth.is sites red verythighsw One of the
highHeank ing i s to be located i sidentialUa They do
t fund i industrial, c sitional z ing. s
funded because this is the types of area athey want to nbe placedWa
Commissionee Sargent m ued to extend the m ing for o
ed by Commissionee carrlco andsca cried byna
Commissionee Sargent said with all due respect to M Haze lroCh,
when he fiest mentioned this i e forward and said
they could not. Was looking to Ei nd nsome way to make this a win-
to not bring forth at the n ing. Sa1d she thought they
eeaea a e alma. to e anaecry t negotiate wish H enaa.
Just because they have tot go back to HUO doesn't mean it's acclosed
aoor.
Deputy Mayor V thought it might be premature to schedule for
the November 4 meeting.
Taylor said it w s his understa nd.i ng build.i ng permit has
already b ued but n t yet picked up. Further, the c
does not sh sthe legal oauthority t allow them to mp ick sup
their permits He ted when he o with
n discussing the position of the c sslon, she
quicklyadecided s ould call her representative. He suggested to
help support ands ork with ongressman indeed a other
table location i ould n end putting
this i agenda. HThissitem w othe a my Y
discussion nands to say we would go forwa rdn to work dwith both
parties.
argent a ended his motion t able t
isfuture Sdate following receipt of responses from
Congressman Mica.
argent m ued t ork with both
parties 1On5econded by Commissioner Carrico.
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Mr. Collins, o of P e Ranch, said if x enda really wants
to work with then community e were they willing ato wait to pull the
permits.
Motion caxrz ed by unanimous roll call vote.
ved f ondea by
argent and c ied by unanimous v
TRemcomm rssion recessed from 10.24 p.m. to lo.l"!e vmte
Mx. Smith explained the cost related to paving East Street: cost to
ity, $Ilo,e]1; cost to property owners, $62,111; total project
co $1]2,942.
The following persons spoke favor of paving East Steeet.
Reasons citetl for then d for paving w poor c the
Dad, dusty a ing dry s and muddy during r inyds eed
for sidewalksur ecology; e quality of life foraresidents
living in the area, safety ~netc.
John Pa rdesi, 7 Silhouette C urt. ardesi also r inded that
during budget discussion, it w noted there w s $15,000 a ailable
n the Parks budget and $90,000 could be taken from Consulting Fees
to be used toward the East E[reet Paving.
ebbie x »J Silhouette c arden also presented
photographs mof East Steeet to the Commission.
Leo Brons 85 Silhouette Court.
Gayle Thomas, of Ed Thomas Insurance Agency.
e Sargent asked if this a by the s
linezthatngoes d n SR 4]4. Me. Tibl era said i a part o
project they w ork ing o and M aidithey
ved bYe Septic tank n ued rw itR respect t the
abili tyr to provide s iblier suggested
service coultl be provided ton EEa st SSteefrom MSilhouette Ct. to SR
e property o s discussed and i ted
thatss e properties w orporated 5 no le and could n
be a sed by the city e Theuinterlocal agzeement with the c unty
iths respect to automatic a ration i Dogwood upon s of
property was also mentioned one It was noted that paving of lEast
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onla enhance ine properties a a propercies for sale woula
probably have a bettee chance of selling.
ved to pave E eet, that the
net's be taken rfrom Reserves and t lines be
rnstall ed. Seconded by CommissionerhGargentr
argent questioned whether sidewalks ould be
ncludedone Tiblier s they would and also s outs for the
streets between SR 6l4 andd5ilhouette would also be installed.
Motion c ied by a three to t roll call vo Mayor
Wrnston and Commrssroner Bensonrabsent.
>. PUBLIC HEARING, O ORDINANCE N
IOV£9 PI.AN,l SAID NAM
EMENT AND HOUSING ELEMENTG;
EATING A ER VAT ION ELEN.ENT.
(96-01-A7. NAPPLICANT. CITY OF LONGWOOD.
Taylor a ced proof of publication for all public h ings
listed o the agenda. Mr. Taylor reatl ordinance No. 96-110] by
title only.
Public nearing opened. No one spoke in favor or •n opposition.
argent m vetl t close the public nearing.
onded byr Commissioner Carr.i co. Carried by a voice
argent m vetl the adoption of Ortli nance No.
onded by c a by
th ~ee for roll m cal lrovote, MayoranWrnston and
Commrssroner Benson absent.
e. HEARING, ORDINANCE N RDINANCE NO.
oN19 CBF,ING THE C OENT CHANGING
PORTIONS OF T 5 DEECRIBED
HEREIN FROM GENERALTCR TO LIGHT INDUSTRI=AL (96-D1-B)
APPLICANT. CITY OF LONGWOODAL
Hr. Taylor read Ora rnance No. 96-1JD4 by title only.
Public hearing opened. No one spoke in favor or rn opposition.
ved t close the public Tearing.
ded byrcommrssroner Sargent and carried by a voice
ved adoption of ordinance N -
onded by C argent a 1edB by
three toc zero roll mca llo vote, Mayor nWrnston and
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9. PUBLIC HEARING - RDSNANCE NG. 9 CF. NO.
G THE a DMENT NCHANGING
PORTIONS O FOA PARC£L~D
F FUTURE LAND USE MAP ESCRIBED HEREIN
COMMERCIAL TO HISTORIC. (96-01-B~ APPLICANT:
CITY OF LONGWOOD.
Mr. Taylor read Ordinance No. 96-1312 by title only.
Public hearing opened. No one spoke in favor o[ •n opposition.
Sargent ved,
onded,ne close the public hew ing si Carried by ca
ssioner Sargent mo adoption of Oed finance No. 96-
13121 Seconded by Commissioner Caeeico and c red by a
three to roll call vote, Mayne Winston and
Commissioner Benson absent.
10. PUBLIC HEARING ORDINANCE N0. 9
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OBJ ECTIVESOAND POLICIES (96H 01FC~UAPPLICANT: CI'LY OF LONGWOOD.
Mr. Ta yl.or read Ordinance No. 96-1305 by title only.
Pub1rC hearing opened. No one spoke in favor or in opposition.
r Carrico m ved t close the public hearing.
onded by Commiss inner Sargent and carried by a voice
vote.
r Caeeico m ved the adoption of Ordinance No.
96m13051o Seconded by C argent and c red by
three to rolr ca111OVO Mayor Winston and
Commrssioner Benson absent.
11. PUBLIC HEARING - 6-1306, AM
THE COMPREHENSIVE EP U AMENDMENT o
FVTURE LAND USE M R PARCELS D
FROM LIGHT INDUSTRIAL BTO INDUSTRIAL. (96-01 ~)CR APPLICANT.
CITY OF LONGWOO D.
Mr. Taylor read Ordinance No. 96-1]06 by title only.
Public hearing opened. No one spoke in favor or in opposition.
n by C argent, s onded by C
Carrico to closestheepublic hearing. Carried by[a voice
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argenn m vea to adopt ordinance No. -
o ata by c ana e iea by6a
three roll m ea It n vote Tr mayor wi~ston ana
Commissioner Benson absent.
12. - 6-132], AMENDING A OF
PUBLIC HEARING ORDINANCE NO. 9 PPENDIX A
THE CITY ODE, SAID AMENDMENT C
ICIAL ZONING MAP P OUS PARCELS THROUGHOUT GCITY.
APPLICANT: CITY OF LONGWOOD EA
Mr. Taylor read Ordinance No. 96-1I2> by title only.
Public hearing opened. No one spoke in favor Ur in opposition.
ved t close the public h ing.
onded by Commissioner Sargent and carried by a voice
vote.
ved adoption of Ordinance No. 9 -
132]356 onded rby cC argent a by6a
Ch[ee e011 m all n vote, Mayord Winston and
il. PUBLIC HEARING - NDING CHAPTER "1
ELECTIONS, 5 8 N(A) AND1 J(B), PROVIDING FO
OF ELECTIONS TO IS SllE A
PD FOR THE SEMINOLE C
CITY SELECTION R
BEING HELD O ELECTION EISABEI NG
CONDUCTED BY THE SUPERVISOR H F ELECTIONS.
Mr. Taylor read ordinance No. 96-13]0 by title.
Public hearing opened. No one spoke in favor oe in opposition.
ssfoner Sargent m ved to close the public hearing.
onded by commissioner Carrico and arr.i ed by voice
argent m ved t adopt Ordinance N -
onded by C red by6a
roll m all nvote, Mayora Winston and
14. IDEA P EsI0ENT5 2 GARDI NG
CONS £TITIONS FROM R
LA%E WINSOA. was considered following Item No. 19.
15. ACS ENDA HOUSE - S£ CORNER O AND BAY AVENUE.
WILDMERE IOMCOWNERS ASSOC.I ATION. Was considered
following Item 14. {
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ib. E PAVING OF EAST STREET. Was considered following
Item Nos 15.
I'1. CONSIDER MEADOWI..ARA COURT DRAINAGE PROJECT.
ith explained that a petition had b ved requesting
metM1i ng be done with the deainage probl emnon eMeadowlark Court.
He said the estimated repairs were approximately $50,000.
argent m ved t table to the n ing.
onded byrcommissioner Carrico and carri ed xbyma voice
vote.
18. INSTON
A. ORRF,gUEST APFROVAL T END FLORIDA LEAGUE OF CITIES
LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE.
argent m ved t approve Mayor W
requestio to aetend the Florida League Conferences
onded by Commission c and < by a three t
roll call vo e, Mayor owinston rand Commissioner
Benson absent.
B. REQUEST R ISTRATION FEE FOR ADVANCED
ELECTED OFFICIALS CONFERENCE.
argent m ved t imburse Mayoe Winston the
feemif oro theS Advanced Elected Officials onference.
onded by C r Carrico and c ied by three t
roll call ivo Mayor Winston aand commissioner
Benson absent.
19. ESPONSE TO COMMISSIONER SA MEMO REGARDING D
OF TEEN ADVISORY COMMITTEE. Was considered followingE ItemE6.
20. DEPUTY MAYOR VACCA - RECONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCE NO. 96 1313.
Deppty Mayor V explained the i she eequested this i m be
put back o thecagenda w awhen the c n denied the
ordinance at the last m ingsus ealize ithe ordinance
ncluded the property on tthe north da nd south side of E. Church
Avehue.
argent m ved to place on the next agenda.
Seconded byrcommissioner Carrico.
Commissioner argent asked that the owner of the lawn mower
business be n ti£ied.
Deputy Mayor v aid a letter w ved this e ing f the
acca s as recei ven rom
entral Florida 5 ety for Historic P in full support
of commission goingiforward with this ord inanceon
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argent askea it ine lawn m r business wovla name t
sn~elaow~n ana m Depots Mayor v aia ehey woola still be
allowea to vu e, nowe~er ~.c they m obey wowla
not be ablectotputein another repair shop at thevlocat ion.
Mr. Brock confirmed Deputy Mayor Va cca s statement.
ied by a e to z call vo e, Mayor
w>reeon ana commissioner Benson absent.
21. FORCEMENT OF ORDINANCE NO. 96-1J.15, MANDATORY COMMERCIAL
SEWER CONNECTION.
mith said new ted t
Oppositionnt Ordina nceaN J15 ion rchant nhas
already esaid he wou ldon omply and would t Oit to the w
Tayloz advised of at tleast one othee he knew who said heiwas
not regnirea ao noox in.
Mr. Tavler commented the city oOVla ao one more notice letter.
Deputy Mayor v aia she woala e approve
enforcing the ordinance a send a letters Ofanot if ~ca tion a p
Mr. Taylor's recommendation to
commissioner Sargent m yea t enforce the ordinance ana
to letters not it ication. Onaea by
commissioner Carrico aia oarriea by a three 6co zero roll
Mr. Taylor xeatl Resolution No. 96-8"/] by title only
ved the adoption of
aeaiey c
6tnree t roll ~aite~ote, Gi<n Mar
2]. RESOLU'fLON N 96-871, AMENDING THE BUDGET F
BEGINNING OCTOBER 1 995 AND ENDING SEPTEM
PROVIDING FOR BDDGET TRANSFERS.
Mr. Tayloz read Resolution No. 96-e]1 by title only
argent m approve R
aed by C
cnree r roll m~aii ~~ e Wien mays
commiesioner Benson absent. of
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EsOLDTION NO. 96- AMENDING THE BDDGET FOR 7
24 BEGINNING OCTOBERS 1 1996 AND ENDING SEPTEM
PROVIDING FOR BDDGET TRANSFERS.
Mr. Taylor read Resolution No. 9v-a]2 by title only
ved the approval of Resolution No.
968]2510 net argenV seconded. ied by a
t0 Co rollo call ote, Mayor w nston nd
Commissioner Benson absent.
25. NTHLY FINANCIAL REPORT. There were no comments with respect
to the information provided.
26. CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT. No report.
27. CETY ATTORNEY'S REPORT. No report.
26. MAY ss2oNERS' REPORTS.
RDSSTR2~T5 #3, #4, #5, #1 AND #2.
DISTRICT #5. No report.
T #a. Deputy Mayor V reported a the T unty Leaque
ofBCities L ncneon, Mayor P ost of C selbeery had asked the
cities to support t emp[ [o nave unified hours for the sale
of alcohol and she read the letter from Mayor Pronovost.
Commissioner Sargent m ved that the city send a letter i
support Df their efforts, onded by C
and c ied by a three t ce vo Mayor
wi~sco ana commissioner eenaon aese~t ~~
Deputy Mayor V asked if it would be a cepta ble if the city
administrator drafted the Setter for the mayor's signature. A11
were in agreement.
Deputy Mayor said she wished t cider I M #6.8. Minutes Df
September 25, 1996, as there were typoAraphi a£1 errors.
Commissioner argent ved econsider Item 6.B.
Seconded by commissioner carrice.
Deputy Mayor vacca explained the corrections needed on
instead oe ~commiesioner.~~
aryenc m yea <ne o noted by
Oeputys Mayor V a be made. onded by C
carrion ana carried by a three toozere woiee ~o nayor
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