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LONG WOOD CITY COMMISSION CI{AMBERS
175 W. WARREN AVENUE
LONGWOOD, FLORIDA
Present.
JULY 10, 1995
Mayor Bill Winston
Deputy Mayor Jim Carrico
Commissioner Iris 6enson
Commissioner Ron Sargent
W. Sbeltan Smith, Clty Administrator
C raldine D. Zambri, City Clerk
Richard S. Taylor; Ir.. City Attorney
John -rouk, Dir. of Planning/Bldg. Services
Chief Charles Chapman. Fire Deparnnent
Sandy Lomax, Dir. of Parks mnl Recreation
Chief Greg Manning, Police Dapart~nent
Fernand Tbliar, Dir. of Public Woi ks
Absent: Commissioner Annemarie Vacca (excuseU)
1. CALL TO ORDER. Mayor Winston called aregular meeting to orderat'1:02 p.m
_. Amomem of S[LEN'C MEDITATION was FOLLOWED 6Y THE PLEDGE OF
ALLk G7ANCE TO "fHE Ft.AG.
Mayor Winston announced bat Commissioner Vacca bad called and asked eo be excused
(ram the meeeing as her babysiuer lead an emergency and wu unable to stay with the
children.
Deputy Mayor Cam indicated ce vitb a any m
and said hz ould n e her Comt o~ Sargen said he eedeee do
of like any m t ngs, but said he thought their families
to before tl at. Deputy Mayor Car o believedsif the Com on did n e her
she ould make z empt to be he r'cCon er I3en ss; Pa o,lnex
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agreed with llepuq Mayor Cai saying she I asonlssed a awful lot of meetings end ae
t sebululed for the last meeting ~.as tabled to this meeting beexuse Commissioner Vacca
of present She said she would notvote to not excuse her but..~as making her opinion
knrnvn. She said she knew ii was di Riadt for people with ebildren, bue said one kites to
ce zto.9sn_Il
make appropriate accommodations
Mayor W insron asked would Iter absence nor be excused ifi the Coinmissien rook no acrioa.
or does the Commission have to take action.
Mr. Taylor said traditionally, no acrioa bas been taken and rite minutes were approved os
wirrten. Howe ,the charter says action zhould be taken.
Deputy Mayer Carrico refm~red to Section 3.G of the climner. Mr. Tayler explained by not
saying anything it ould be listed in them eed and when then s are
approved she weuld be excused. Mayor \Viostoi was not in favor of not excusing- e
Mot n by Deputy Mayor Carrico t xnrse Commissioner Vacca's
abrenoce. Marion died for lack of a seeond~ e
Mayor Wins aid as per the Citys radiri ,that Con er Vec would be listed
in the mtnures as excuseA and if the minutes are approved it ill bean excused absence.
3. RECOGNITIONS.
DISTRICT # t PRESISN'CAT[ON OF TItE 6US[NESS PERSON OF THC
MONTH AWARD, JULY. 1995. TO WILLIAM "BILL" CIdANDLER.
ENCHANTED CO'TT'AGE WPS'7' WARREN AVENUE_
Commissioner Benson re eed Mr. Chandler. o. and opeiaror of the Enchanted
Cotuge since 1986_ ns Bns~ness Person of rha Month of Iuly. She recognized Irim for Iris
valve the Nisr c Longvood Merchmtts Association and the Cenval Florida
Socierynfor rNist rc Pre She explvinecl that Mr- Chandler ral ii
get ing the "Cx~s Meo o tdo a Longwoed VilUge oellec 'o( the htis
n Leng`veorh c early u e pieces ar vailable~sCommissionar Bensoir
presented Mr. Chandlm with n ceriificxre and photographs were then taken.
4. PUBLIC PARTICIPATIUN-
Nadine Tolos, I1ighlnnd Hills,: Rules and fiegularions and exensed absences. Ms. Tolos
said afro , ending many m rings and se s abse rt for , illne
her under ending w serhar used abse call it o the fro oRco by a
r. Slte suggested if rlteaCon ted1to deal with abse n a different
manner rhea has previously been done rha roilesaancl procedures be mades
CONSENT AGENDA'
A. PAY APPROVED BILLS AND ESTIMATED BILLS FOR THG MONTIi
OF IULY, 1995.
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6. APPROVAL OF MINU'CES OF TUNE 19, 1995 REGULAR MEETING
AND TUNE 26, 1995 WORK SESSION.
C. APPROVE AND AUTHORIZE MAYOR TO EXECUTE PURCHASE
012DER F012 GASOLINE AND DIESEL FUEL IY20M MANSI'IELD O[L
COMPANY AND ONYX PETROLEUM. INC.. CONTRACT #Yl-I I68.
D. APPROVE AND AUTHORIZE MAYOR TO SIGN PURCHASE ORDER
FOA LIQUID CHLORINE PROM HARCROS CHEMICALS, INC. A'f'
ESTABLISHED CONTRACT PRICE.
F.. APPROVE ANll AUTHORIZE MAY012 TO SIGN PURCHASE ORDP,R
FOR COMPUTER EQUIPMENT FROM THE CONFISCATION FUND
FOR A TOTAL OF S9, I6LS4.
F APPROVE AND AUTHORIZED MAYOR TO S[GN PURCHASE
ORDEA HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT, RFQ #3495, IN'1'HE AMOUNT
OF SQ I53.
Mot n by Con m een onded by Con er Sargeu , tlia
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die consent agenda a~trtibmitted, be approved. Carried by a unanimous roll
call vote.
6. APPROVAL OF SITE PLAN -LABELS-USA, INC. LOCATION: HUNT
INDUSTRIAL PAI2 K.
Motion by Commissioner Benson, suaouded by Uoputy Mayor Car.iw, to
approve the site plan as depioted on plans signed and scaled on May 30, 1995
subject to conditions an alined in memorandum Gom W.Shelton Smith dated
]une 29, 1995
In espa o Deputy Mayor Cara ~. Mr. Sntidi said the site .vas on sewer but not the
City s sewer. Motion carried by unanimous mIl call vote.
~_ CHIEF CHARLES Ct1APMAN. FIRE DEPARTMENT -REQUEST FUR A
TRANSf-ER OP $10 a58 FROM THE CONTINGENCY FUND TO THE FIRE
DEPARTMENT BUDGET' TO ALLOW COMPLETION OF THE FIRE
DEPARTMENT RENOVATIONS.
Chief Chapman explained that authori y iresgrnmed to him by ilia Commission at a Special
Meeting to utilize funds from Phase 11/III to wmplete Pbase I and he now miticipamd Vie
living quarters would be completed) by next week Chief Clmpmnn explained in order to
fnisli the entire project. he would need additional funds in the amount of 510,058 and
requested the Com utho ns[er [rum Contingency into his budget. Ede said
if Bte Com approve4 his'reque t t light, it will be the end of August before the
transfer is completed.
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Motion by Commissioner Benson, Nas the Commission approve a vensfer of
510,OS8 from Contingency so the Fire Deparunem Midget to wntplete site
renovation of rite Cre Deparsinent. Sawnded by Commissioner Sargent.
Deputy Mayor Carrico said he calked with ilia City Administrator and Found that G]% of
the year leas elapsed Tnd up to this point, rite Fire Depm'tment has only usuf 60q of their
budget and wondered why Chief Chapman couldn't finA some pieta in his budget that he
ould find the additional (nods. Chief Chapmmi explained shat at she end of theyear,there
will most likely be some money Iett end it will be returned. However, Ire could not point
any specific line at this time and say there would be some money left in that lion.
l~ response to Deputy Mayoe Carrioo, Chief Chapman said shay were 40°/o along on Phase
11 anA III and a toss nnalysls has been done which indicated they were pretty much on
target. Chie[Cliapman said the total cols of the project will be 8101.058 and he explained
she wst related w the different phases and she administrative building modi~wiionz
How r- lie said rite total projec .will still be leu shoo die low bid which did n
nclude the sprinkler any work tin ~he admin building. Con m'Sargen said I~e
understood the sprinkler system wu donatetl_ Chief Chapman saidt~he niaserials and all
plans were donated by Wigington Sprinkler mid Quality Fabrication. Coim»issioner Benson
asked that the Administrator send letters of appreciation io both wmpanies. Deputy
Mayor Grriw singcstesl n compromise. 55p00 from contingency and $5,000 from the Fire
Department Budget. Chief Chrvpman reiterated hss prior comments regarding his budget
Dept ~ Mayor Cnr •etl to amend Comniissioncr flenson's motion that
the c',ference be split swish Chief Chapmmi- Seconded for discussion by
Cainmissioiter Sargent.
Coma ~ -•r~l if, for example the Ciief had SI0.000 for bunker gem' and took
titer $iu,J00 r~ ~ i mid then fomid he needed the bunker gear. he would then
have lost dine by having is home to Communion to do anatlier transfer.
Chief Chapman asked, it the Commission agreed tonight to gram leis request, it would be
appremated if the transfer weld be added onto the budget ordinance listed on the agenda
for first rendin¢ ~onight-
Amended n n failed by a three m with Mayor Winston.
Con or Lien and CbinmissioneroSnrgeu voting nay and Deputy
ifss'loue
Mayor Carrico votisg aye
Main motion cmtied by fl unanimous roll call vote.
8. FfRS""(' READING, OIi DINANCE NO. 95-1266, AMENDING TIdF„ Bl1DGE`I"
POR ThIE FISCAL YEAR REGI~`NING OCTOBER I, 199d AND ENDING
SEV'1'EM 13ER 30, 1995. PROV (DING FOIL FJUDGETTRANSFERS. (Pf{']-2495)
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Mr_ Taylor read Ordinance No. 95-12fi6 by title only. Motion by Cornmizsioner Bemm~.
onded by Deputy Mayor Carrico ibw; Ordinance No. 95-126fi, mrendint; the bndge4
providing for transfers, be accepted on first reading and that w public hcuring be scheduled
for July 24, 1995.
Mr. Smith re ttnded that Chie[ Chwpntan had nsl;ul if the Commission would add the
irTnsfer from Contingency into Pire Department onto this ordiomrce.
Moved by Commissioner Sargent. s corded by Commissioner Benson, to
rood Ordinance No. 95-1266. adding the vansfers ws follows: S],I82 from
Contingency to 001-2800-522-1410 and 52,930 from Contingency to 001-2800
sus2oo.
Amnnament to n,ntmn carded by w nnannnoua roe cad emote.
Main motion carried by unanimous roll call vote.
9. RESOLUTION NO. 95~S09,ARESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF LONG WOOD.
FLORIDA, IN SUPPORT 0I' THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CONVENTION
CENTER IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA.
Mr. Smith repotted that Seminole County was eking the Commission to support the
development of a aam•ention center in Samiinole County.
Conmtissioner Smgenr questioned where the money would come from w hind the project.
Mr. Smith responded thwt no additional inf~rmanon .vas furnished.
M;~. Taylor read lesolution No. 9~-809 by tide onlY_
Chie[ Mnn ring said he believed the ou ld be sad. Sandy Elliot repor er for
the "Sanford Herald," replied she had a ended so rings held in this regard and the
purpose was to go to people rvlto own IauA or to developers to ask assistance along with
using the tourism tax.
Con er Sargen said he ould like o know n and believed there were better
things ~ spend a nay o Mayor Wins said he n fav m;d w ontfm'tnble
pws e the r solution as he did n oft any [inaucial nippor.
Con r Benso agreed and osaiduwhews Seminole County moves ahead. so does
Longwood u
Moved by Cou;mivsioner Benson that Resolution No. 95-809, in sippon of
the development of a convention center in Seminole County, be wdopted.
Seconded by Deputy Mayor Carries. Carried by a three to one vote with
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Mayor Winston, Deputy Mayor Carrico, and Commissioner6enson voting eye
end Commissioner Sargmrt wring nay.
10. COMMISSIONER IRIS 6ENSON-REQUEST APPROVAL OF PAYMENT OF
REGISTRATION FBE FOR ATT[NDANCE AT FLORIDA LIdAGUG OF
C[TIES CONFERENCE. AUGUST 17-19. 1995.
Commissioner Benson rrsd from leer memo in which she requested the City pay for the
conference registtrvion mid per diem expenses of 836.00 for meals for she Florida League
of Citi onfere Deputy Mayor Carzico commended Commissioner Benson for her
letter of regrte t saying Char was how Ire would Ike to see things preserved.
There was discussion regaMing Item II.A requesting approval of similar crpenses Eor
nrenrbers of tha Coimnission .wishing b attwtd-
Cominissioum 6enson moved that rhv oxpenses, to attend the Florida League
of Citi onteret e, be npproved for th use Con who wish t
end Band the other expense as indicated. Sewnded by Dapury Mayor
Can ico.
Mr. Taylor severed that an informal poll be taken as to who wants to ,o as Its did not
believe there was et ough m nay in the lines unless some m nay wtu moved.
Commissioner 6enson withdrew her mouon.
Con erBenaon moved that hertrip beepproved. Sewndedby Deputy
Mayor'Ca~nico.
Disc ued e wbo nded m o the onfere Depu y Mayor Car
and Comt er Sargen oing oMayor Winston and Commissioner Benson
isslon t were
e goivg. Ir was determined thetgtliero w nufiiofent fitnes for three conference
registredons as long as only two ooimnissione-s mended the pre-conference.
Motion call red by unamn~ous roll wll vote.
1l. COMMISSIONER ANNAMARfE VACCA
A- REVIEW AND CONSIDEIE APPROVAL OF PAYMENT OF
REGISTRA'1"ION FEES F012 MEMBERS OF THE C[TY COMMISSION
7"O ATTEND FLORIDA LEAGUEOFCITIES CONFERENCE AUGUST
I7-19, 1991.
Motion by Commissioner 6enson that all the commissioners should be able
to attend and to prespprove tits expenses that would arise as ro whomever
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cares to atten A. Seconded by Commissioner Sargent.
Commissioner Benson amended her motion w add, if the need arises, the
City Administawr will direct whomever is in charge eo make the appropriate
ns[ers from the Clerk's budget or City Adnunistntor's budge rover Wis
meeting.
Diso ned es whether this s the proper way u r the expen It was
der fined that Mayor Winston would notbenuending thepre oontercnoa and5therePore.
adegtna neyw vailnble in the Developmeu lin rthewnfere regist anons
for three commissioners and pre-eonfeironee registrations for two wmmissioners.
Amendment o -ied by a thre with Mayor Wins t, Depufy
Mayor Car and Commissioner Bensmt voting aye and Comnissioner
Sargent voting nay.
Main mutton cniiiul by a unanmtous roll esll vote.
B. COMMISSIONER ANNAMARIE VACCA - REVIEW AND CONSIUER
JOINING IN THE CELG132ATION OF FLORIDA'S I50 YF,AI25 OF
STATEHOOD.
Motion by Commissioner Benson t approve the purchase of the
Sesquicentennial si¢n [or $40 and to ask~f Mr. Capone mould copy additional
sign; if ne sary. Fu tther, to use banners and Lunting, and, perhaps,
onld make coneributions and make the City an adjunct eo the
Sesqu~centenninl. Seconded by Commissioner Sargent Carried by
unanimous roll call vote.
Commissioner Sargent n oved that a ss be wken- Seconded by
Commissioner 13ensan. Carried by unanimous voice vote.
The Commission recessed From 8:20 p.m. to 830 p.nt.
12 REVIEW AND CONSIDER ACCEPTANCE OF PAVING PEFITIONS.
A. 1~1T11 AVENt1E
B. FIRST PLACE E.
C. ISTP[ AVENUE
Mr. Smith in[or ned the Cm, tthet pet revue ring paving of t6re eats, 14th
Avenue. First Place 1-_ and 13th Avenue hxd been re eivesl and recommended they be
placed on the paving priority list to be paved during hl'c199fi or 1997. depending upon the
budget.
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Motion by Commissioner 6enson. seconded by Dupery Mxyor Carries Iltxt
Hie petitions (or the paving of l4tlt Avenue, First Place E xnU 13th Avenue,
be aevepted and placed on die paving priority rise for FY 1996 or iY 199].
subjeol to available fitnding.
In espon o Mayor Win s qua wHetlie all the property o
aoted,SeMr. ]ell Andet oulato oof die peH ieplled that lie lead per rally
wtlatetd Ilse pet avdshad lelka<I to very property of vitH Ihm ¢xaeptlon of nvo
on Eagle 'Grail wl ooabatted IVdt Avenuee THe City Clerkeexplainad that notifications
ould be sent by the City to all the property owners aher the first resolution is adopted by
the Con oeifyingthem of an Falualization BOnrd hearing-However. diet mightnot
occur fornn year of so.
Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote.
I3. REVIEW AND CONSIDER F[ARIDA RETIREMENT SYSTEM (FRS) OPT-
OUTPRO V ISION FOR NEW EMPLOYEES HIRED AFCER JANUARY 1.1996.
Mr. Smith evded the City e Hie pro apt-o of the Florida
Retirement SystentnwbioH had been provided by recentslrgislaoion. I,le said this would
definitely save money and wotdd only xtiect employees hired after lanuaryt,1996. Hesaid
then still a lot o[ ie rcb to be don i this rid Htat Mr "Caylor ould have m be
IieavilY anvolved. FiictHei ethe system would Dave m be in place prior to Jamiary I, 1996.
Motion by Deputy Mayor Carrico m eppirove the opdon to opt-our of die
Florida Retirement System for new employees hired u of January 1, 1996, es
provided far by Florida State law en clad June 15, 1995. SeconHUl by
f mmissoner 6enson. Motion carzieA by unanimous n+ll roll vote-
I4. REVIE\V ANll CONSIDER CONTINUATION OF NON-CXCLUSIVF SOLID
WAS7F FRANCIiISES/CONTRACTS
Mr. Taylor explained that orcliangesv tale to ehe franchise ocd'inance in order to
be able omply with the erlocal agre it bah t tlic City and Sen tole County.
FunHei:ti( this was to happen.tii would possibly rouse rates to increase. Mr. Taylor said
the amendments made would allow us 'requite" die franchisees to haul to County.
Furiliu~, if this was co happen. it ould possibly cause rn However, the
erlocal agre vith the Countydoc t clearly st e this bu[ if you cad Vet. i the
lin s, you ould say that s the Heoc ued nif w o argue that poe and
lose the argon ould then I~ieve the ability to go back Rio the Haulers rind requi e
IHem to use County [aailities.
Moved by Commissioner Benson, seconded by Commissioner Sm~gent, i
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the n exclusive fraveh ise dowmem be approved and that proper
otification be given of availability of franchises Motion carried by
unen~mons roll call vote
li. REVIEW AND CONSIDER RFRUEST FROM GREATER ORLANDO
ASSOCIA'PION OF RP.ALTORS, ING FOR ClTYTO ADOPT A RESOLUTION
IN SUPPORT OF PROTECTING THE"HOME MORTGAGE INTEREST
DEDUCTION".
Commissioner 6enson explained the Greater Orlando Assooiatiov of Realtors is asking us
support they n the disapproval of Congre n Anney's rapt t fake way o
ability ro dednc ortgage n lio e loe eeding $250.000 Con er
6emm~ indica~ed her support of she resolution. Depety Mayor Cartiw was oppasedov
Frankie Cullen. represennng the Oihvndo Realtors e.plained losine the ability a deduct
ortgage intw~ert dir '..y acs people herein Cenral Florida as we.vonld stand to lose,
if progeny vahies decthis r dednc is Ios. She said she has talked with
BiII Snber, Property A p. arms r for Sege ii ole Com~,ty~and he will work up Figures, which she
will fiunisli when rec , d. She said this is not just an issue For those over $250,000, as it
will abed all grope and mould be crippling from a local government swndpoint
Further ould be de ing to home building industry an<I in addition believed it was the
beginning of the erosion of all home mm~tgage interest Deductions..
Deputy Mayor Cu~~rico said he would like eo hear the other side of the is
Cominiss~oner Sa~~_ t spoke in support of the resolucion~, Mayor Winston ii opposition.
Motion by Deputy Mayor Carrico to table until morn information is received
fro e Fina r Repre e Armey. Suonded by
Commissioner Benm~uo'Motion carried by ue~animous voice voce.
16. CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT.
A CONS()LIDA"IE.D STUDY-SEMINOI..P_COMMUNI"iY Ci~LLEGE AND
"'~LENC]A COLLEGE: - CONSOLIDATE AND INCORPORATE
':LRRITOftIAL SEI2V ICE BOUNDAIt1ES.
Mr cnirh ~atzhu'ry hasbeen requested co writea letter iv [avor of keeping the
tv< olla=
Motion by Deputy Mayor Carrloo. seconded by Connn~ssi er 6enson that
die Cry send a letter opposing she co ~solidation of then colleges.
pled by Commissioner Benson- Carried by unanimous roll wall vote.
B. BICYCLE PATHS.
Mr. Smith refer ecl to the infer on bicycle paths that was fmrnished, saying Ilse rover
page was done Ly S`andy Lomax and shows the existing and recommended paths far bikes.
Tliesewnd pan is a package done by the Polime Depertntent. He said CnsselLerry is going
to get a giuni will) the first monies available in the year 2000.
Commissioner Benson said she was a member of the Bicycle PedesVlan Contntiuee and
curly voted on priority paths and advised dine ntay still be gran) monies available. She
said she hmd proposed m Like pmth do.vn Lake Ernmm, through Longwood Bills Road, and
the Hist is Dist vitlt pinking availvble trhe Com inity Center, with acircle back up
to Longwood IiilLs Road. She said gmnl paokages were presented and she would famish
one to Mr. Brack.
C. SCIiEDULE FY 1996 BUDGET WORK SESSIONS
After disc s the of the Comm t That budge) ork sessions be
scheduled for July I']s,a1995, ato6:00 pan.: July 18, I995ssao~',IS p.m.: July t9, 1995, at ]:IS
p.m.: and July 24, 1995, at 6:00 pun. Police Department Budget to be reviewed on July 17,
Public Works on July 1& snail departments to ba iv erspersed between the lergw'
departtneuts. The City Clerk mdvised that a Special Meeting would have to be scheduled
prior to August 5, preferxLly dte week of July 31, to act the tentative millage rate.
D. WAIXTOBERFES'P-MARCH FOR DIABETES.
Mr. Smith said tic had been contacted by Mr. Wens regarding the MaioL for Diabetes and
asked that he speak on the item. Robert Wons, explained that the WulWoberEesl is us<~xlly
held in Winter Park but drought it could be brought into Longwood and would like the CiTy
R bless it end to get involved with the wm~nuniry at lnrgc The Connnissiou indicated
there was no objection to his request
17. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPOR'C_
A. LONG WOOD HEALTH CARE CENTER.
Mr. Taylor reported that the refinanoine of the nursing home Itas been completed_ "The
may for Beverely Enterprises said they would go ahead anA subntil a proposed sale
wntiacl for the City's review and talk sale price in order to Le ready on the 91st day to
B- ADULT ENTf: R'fAINMET'I
M~: Taylor reponed drat. c arty, then a adult c staLlisltmentx
operating in the Cily. He said dte J34 Saleu Irius ~IOSed ns the resunheof not having any
business. Pu nher at this point anyone ,vho would wmnt to establish adult entenaininenl
~~onld have to eo into die l-2 district.
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Mr. Taylor advised drat be would be our of ~o.vn for a week beginning, Friday, July 14,
1995, and hxs xskul Gernld Korman to be on call for the Clerk or anyone else who needs
Ieeal direction to assist the City.
I8. MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS' REPORTS.
DISTRICTR2. Commissioner Sargent notul wort: hxs begun on the ['airy lake Canal and
progress is being made.
DISTRICT #3. Deputy Mayor Carries said a ood work shop sus held et the Splint
property and asked Mr. frock if the property mould be used xs x park. Mr_ 6rock said the
Innd was zoned 1-1 arrd it woulA rte omp plan change to use as a park. Mr.
Brock eontlnued that the lane) a appea s edegna o do a n nrber of things, but would
advise drat the sttucwres, whicl~ he believer! w 'e built in the late 60's. be inspected as he
did not hay a level of camfor viib life expec ncy xnd to .vhat e they may be put xs w
tl~eir eonverubiliry, their construction, heatingflair conditioning, ote.
Com er 6en said a ~icat deal of money would be required (or the renovation of
dre bu~ildinogs and didnn t spexk Favorxbly ~~ nut die property.
Deputy Mxyor Carrie appre~ ~: ". 6rock input and said more discussion should take
place on this issue. ther,.~ vould recluirea lot olmoney, burbelieved ir.vas
ood i~ He sugges~ed the City should eei back with Ne Sprint people ro set
up a meeH~p, rv thLthe persons who will be doing the negotiating.
Mayor Winston said seeing the site wasvery eac e, but these were someharsh underlying
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19. ADJOURN.
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Moiiov by Convvissiorrer 13ovson, se onded by Commissioner SargenS ~o
adjoirrv. Meeting adjovrrred ai 9:~5 p~m. '°
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William E. Wins~on, Mayoc
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