CCMtg03-20-95MinLONGWOOD CITY COMMISSION
LONGWOOD CITY COMMISSION CHAMBERS
LONGWOOD, FLORIDA
MARCH 20, 1995
PresenC: Mayor Iris Beason
Deputy Mayor lim Camco
Commissioner Ron Sargeal
Commissioner Annammie Vacea
Commissioner Bill Winston
w. Shalton Smith, City Administrator
Geraldine D. ZamM1ri, Ciry Clerk
Daniel McNutt; Pimnce Director
loM Brock, Dir«mr of Planningleldg. Services
Femavd'fiblier, Public Works Director
Rhonda Ledford, Purchasing Director
Sondra Lomax, Director of PazkslRecreation
]. CALL TO ORDER.
Mayor Benson called the rognlar meeting to order at'l:08 p. m.
2. A moment of SILENT MEDITATION was FOLLOWED BY THE PLEDGE OF
ALLEGIANCE.
;. PROCLAMATIONS/RECOGNITIONS.
A. Mr. Taylor read a Pr«lamation PROCLAIMING THE WEEK OF APRIL 30,
1995 AS 'DAYS OP REMEMBRANCE-YOM HASHOAH."
B. Mr. Taylor read a Proclamation PROCLAIMING THE WEEK OF MARCH 20.
24, 1995 AS "PURCHASING WEEK."
Mayor Benson recognizes Rhonda Lefford, City of Longwood Purchasing Direcor, who was
present to Ne audience.
C. DISTRICT N3 NOMINATION OF 6USINESS PERSON OF THE MONTH FOR
MftIL.
Deputy Mayor Cartlco no oared Mr. David Tryon, Dependable Oumoor Power Equipme
Inc., 400 E. S.R.434, salers,'service and reDeirs of lawn egalDment and gocam. The business,
wool ny Mr. Tryon and hie father, was in its fount year in Longwood. W ishW m recognize
him as being a good business person contributing to Ne success of I.ongwooU. Nomination
carried.
4. BOARD APPOINTMHNTS.
A. DISTRICT X2 NOMINATION TO THE. BUSINESS ADVISORY COUNCIL.
Commissioner Run Sargent placed Mr. lim Daly into nomination. Nomination carried by
0. GREATER SEMINOLE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
NOM1NAt1ONS TO TH6 BUSINESS ADVISORY COUNCIL
Mayor Benson atlvised that the Greater Seminole Chamber had submittetl Ne names of Hannah
Miller and Ken Pedlow, who w re boN ac in Ne co muniry and placed boN into
nommabon. Nominaugns carried by a antmouc vome vote.
C. DISTRICT kI APPOINTMENT TO HISTORICAL COMMISSION
Mayor 6ensoo nominated 6obhi Bullingon a graduate of Leadership Sem nolo, cie(ed wiN
Seminole County Chamber, Ne school mentor program, and Executive Director of Ne Seminole
County bar Association, wiN an interest in antiques antl Nings of a historic nature. Camed by
5. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION.
Mr. Het Taylor, 530 Devonshire Boulevard, spoke in opposition m Ne new exit established at
Alhettauvs. Said he believed the left rsvn onw SR 436 from Ne driveway nn SR 434 ahould he
sghlished. Mayor Benson asked Ne City Adminiarramr m take [he issue under advisement.
Commustover Sargent agreed it should he reviewed.
Mr. Russ Kiger, 190 Columbus Cir., addressed Agenda Item NI4.. Said he was reviewing Ne
packet information and noticed the Chiet has recommended 51 % of area m be in agreement.
Said Columbus Hafior sitoapov has no[ changed and still has a maJor Droblem and would
recommend Ne Commission go along wiN 51 % es Ne Cnief recommendeU.
Mr. Donald Flowers, 104 Hoffa Way, said two weeks ago he asked for answers to same
questions and, to date, had not received any answers. He then disrcihured two tenets b each
Comm saying that maybe will o of the questions. He
omplmned Not people in his neighlw~hootl approached NanCityrabov[ mnswction of a building
and asked for a varfic sNdy bur all we heard was "business fn'entlty". He also complained about
traffic in his neigbhgrhoW and ocher items he rook issue wiN; i.e., cross control connection and
refund on an over-billing on utilities.
lim Daly, 62S Oxford SL, chairman of BOA, spoke regarUivg courtery anU respect and.seid it
inhue n Nat ember a board dese rtery and respect from Ne Cam
and m tined Nat Commissumers make apppint avd sNanges without first approaching Ne
chairman of Ne boarU. Said a very good chairperson was receaUy lost Uua to Nis. SaiU at e
eating, AO% of my heard was gove avd he hatl no prior kvowlMge and o0 orx hud
askedthis advice, Asked that Ibis procedure be chavged.
Mark Peare, 968 Norfolk Ct,said he was ov Nehomeowners' board avU indicated wncem alrout
Lake Emma koad. Rxoton is conswctmg a 50,000 sq. H. tlistribution cenmr and Ne wiltts
will be going uoM m south through Longwood. Svid in speaking to Ne Mayor he war aware
that Ne City was working on an ordinance limiting wcW in ceruin areas and requested the
ordinance be sent, with a letter, to the company, and hopefully Nay will inewct Neir rocks not
to ga Nrough Inngwootl.
Nadine Tolos, Highland Hills, presented a petition signed by every regirterN driver in Highland
Hills, Nanking Ne City and advising of Neir satisfaction with Ne stop signs recently insulted.
6. CONSENT AGLNDA:
A. PAY APPROVBD BILLS.
B. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF MARCH 6, 1995 WORK SESSION AND
MARCH 6, 1995 REGULAR MEETING.
C. APPROVAL OF PURCHASE OF 1995 FORD F150 FOR PUBLIC WORKS.
D. AWARD OF CONTRACT TO AIRVAC, (NC. FOR THE LONGWOOD
INDUSTRIAL PARK VACUUM SEWER SYSTEM PROIECr.
Mohan by Commissioner Winston, secontled by Commissioner Vacca, to approve
Ne copse tagenda, suM1mined.
Mr. SmiN atlvise0 of Ne need for a correctlon on Item "C", in Nat Ne pick up Truck has no air
conditioning.
Motion cartied by unanimous roll tali vote.
The Commission recessed from ]:35 p. m. m ] 45 p.m.
]. SITE PLAN-TOPTECH. LOCATION: FLORIDA CENTRAL PARKWAY.
Mr. Brack responded ro Deputy Mayor Carrico Nat parcel "E" referred to in Ne LPA minutes
is pan of a larger parcel Nat is curtently going Nrough Ne final plat review and cannot go any
ihMer without Nls plat being approved.
Mayor 6enson n cad .m video aping and axkcvl Ne purpose of the ape end the
said he ooulU not wrim fawaeonugh avd; therefore, wanteU m have a tape sv he coulU
emher what mid iv Ne evevt he wanted to discuss Ne is in re>nan e to Mayor
Benson, Mr. Taylor saiU he saw no problem with Ne citizen mpinguNe meeting s
Motion by Deputy Mayor Cartico, seconded by Commissioner Vacca, Nat Na
Toptech site play be approved sut,ect ro sniff comments. Motion pasxd by a
unanimous roll call vote.
8. SITE PLAN - ARBY'b RESTAURANT. LOCATION: STATE ROAD 434.
Mr. Fred Merkel of CCI Consultants was present and explained Nat Arhy'x planned w open
October 1, 1995, nod were planning vine additional locations in Ne Central Nlorida area.
Commissioner Sargent questioned if there had been any other discussion wiN Sun Aank
rning a u Ne a from Ne hank. Mr. Merkel replied Nat noNing has been
ated~ralNOUgh they tar uing to negoti to for ouNerly ac ss but Nere ould be
a Irarv n of the building that ould [need to be demolished on the piers to Ne easl. Sun Aank
metl over excess traffic avd the customers having prohletns accessing Neteller windows.
Mr~ Meltzer added that private property owners would vced to he involvW. Mayor Aenson
reyuested Nat Mr. Arock and Ne traffic engineer could possibly get involved to try and work
with Ne property owners.
Motion by Commissioner Sargent to apptnve Arty'u' site plan subject to staff
. econded by lkputy Mayor Cartico. Molion passe46y unanimous roll
callmte~~a
9_ N[RS'C RNADINO, ORDINANCE NO. 95-1253, AMENDING THE BUDOET FOR
THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER 1, 1994 AND ENDINCr SEPTEMAER
30, 1993, PROVIUINO NOR AUDGET TRANSPERS. (PH 53-957
Mr. Taylor read Ordinance 95-1253 by ritle only. Commissioner Vacca requuned an explana~on
of the budget ttansfers. Mr. SmiN explained that the S2,W0 transfer was to fund Ne aDpmisal
of Ne Columnus Harbor park property. The fi5,000 transfer from capital was for building
improvemenu m relocate Ms. Lomax's office to Candyland Park. The $4,000 transfer from
General Services to ONer Conttactual Serviees was for upkeep expenses of City Hull; pest
trot, conttact on a binding machine and Ne energy saving devices. The b10,000 was to f Intl
Ne relocatinn of water mains on SR 434 due to the D.0 T. project. The relocation of water
oa Dog Track Aoad for $30,000 is due to the Seminole County roaU pr<~jen. Also,
525,000 is needed for conswction oP the Lake Oem gravity sewer projee[.
Mr. Tihlier responded ro the Commission that County conswetiun on Dog Track Road was
scheduled for October, 1995 avd wanted to begin the relocation of Ne water mains, especially
on lhn noM side, in advance. The funding reyues[ed is for materials and the City's sew would
he doing the work.
Motion by Deputy Mayor Cartico Nat Ordinance 9F1253 be accepted for fits[
reading and x public hearing be scheduled for April 3. 1995. Motion w
secondetl by Commtntoner Winston and Passetl by a unanimous roll call voteas
10. FIRBT READMO, ORDINANCE NO- 95-1254, AMENDING CHAPTER 10,
LICENSES. (PH 4-17-95)
Mr. SmiN smteJ Nat Ne ordinance was prepareA by using Ne Eyvity Stvtly Commi0ee's
rewmmendations-
Motion by Commissioner Winston Na[ Urdinance 95-1254 he approved for first
reading and a public hearing he scheduled for Apnl 1], 1995, secontled ny
Commiuioner Sargent.
Commissioner Vacca, as brought up Ne Ivst time, felt Nvt the section pertaining to vending
machines Ire reconsitlered and possibly inpm from businesses should he sough[. Mayor Benson
felt that if Nere was a problem, businesses could come to Ne public hearing and atldreu their
Motion pauetl hY a four to one roll call vote, wiN Commissioner Vaeca
dissenting.
ll. ADIUSTMEN'I 'p0 REIUER AVENUE PAVING ASSESSMENT - MASEK
PROPERTY.
Mr. SmiN explained Nat Ne prev of taken into account when calculating
Ne current liw. This was Ne easiest way to mrtect by vediung Mr- Masek's account $34'1-66.
Motlon by Commissionu Winsron to arllust Ne lien amount by Ne reFlecting
credit, secontled by Deputy Mayor Carrico. Motion passed by a unanimous roll
call vote.
12. REVIEW AND CONSIDER LAND PLANNING AGENCY RECOMMENDATIONS
REGARDING ZONING/PERFORMANCE STANDARDS RELATED TO PROPOSED
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT CODE.
Mayor Benson saitl Ne agenda item should be corrected Rr say "ordinance", not "code." Mr.
Bruck explained Nat LPA haJ two issues [o ennsitler; to allow in an 1-2 zoning district anJ Ne
disance requirements. LPA agreed wiN everyNing Ne City Commission proposed wiN Ne
xcepuon of Ne distance of 1,500 feat from a government facility and recommended a 750 foot
distance requirement. Mr. Brock Hared Nnr Nere coaltl he possibly 6-8 sites available far adult
nterrainmenl. [n response to Deputy Mayor Cameo, Ney wanted to make as legally defensible
as Wssihle. The premise behind Ne dismme was two fo1J, Ne relative undesimhility of having
n adult business Ivcate near a school or residential area and almmatives as what Nose distances
would result in and went Nrough a series of overlays to come up wiN an area Nat could he
used. Mr. Meltzer responded to Commissioner Winston Nat LPA had used MBI opinions, along
wIN the City attorney's, to recommend someNivg Na[ worild pau entl was his opinion Nat no
e than 3A ndult esmblisbments could locare. As requested by Commissioner W rnstoq Mr-
Taylor'.s opinion was Nat he diJ not believe Net any adult husiuess would went to beam in an
1-2 district- It has been a big victory for govemmunh to have the courts approve resuiming Nere
utablishments to industrial zoning. He agrees wiN Ne LPA recommendetioo as not w make m
o hen neU in rt chalienge_ Commissioner Sargent que ned if Ne
additi nal eight acres added would make Nat much difference in a court ruling. Mr`l'I'aylur said
Nat wiN Nc pore tiul of allowing ao addiuonnl 2-4 sites, it ould look better to the court.
Com er Winston sold he felt Nat it wes a good compro use and will make it a little more
palabbie~on
Motion by Coinmisxioner Wiostoo to accept LPA reeommeodation and proceed
wiN Ne esuhlished time fable, seconded by Deputy Mayor Carrico. Motion
passed ny a foar w one vote, wiN Commissioner Sargen v ring nay.
13. RESOLUTION NO. 95-802, APPROVING ENTERING INTO AN INTERLOCAL
UTILI'T'Y CONSTRUCTION AGREEMENT WITH SEMINOLECOIINTY FORCR 42]
PHASE III CGN$TRIICTION.
Mr. "fayiur read ResoNtion No. 95-802 by title only. Mr_ SmiN said Nis will allow Ne City
to "piggyback" tin Ne County wnvact to get ar utilities moved.
Modon by Commissiover Vecrx m approve Resolution No. 95-802, sewnde0 by
Commissioner Winston.
Commissioner Sargent yuesvooed if aayove of staff had been consviteU concerning Ne design
of Ne rerention pond. Mr. Tihlier explained plans areavailableforview at Public WOrksoffce,
but Ne County Uid nut consult us on Nis. Commissioner Sargenr said he would like to make
are Ne problems on W ildmera would no[ be duPRcated Mr. Tihlier sated Ne County woulUn't
typleally consult on this, but he coned review Ne plans and give hls opinion. He also smre0
spas would he submitted by July 1, 1995. Mr. SmiN said the Connty has desigved Neir road
well as drainage and w asking them to let u stall o otilitiea at Ne sa
Fuller, he would get information regarding hearings on Ne drainage. CommissionernSartgent
felt It was very important to have input al Ne hearings concerning Drainage.
Commissioner Vacca withdrew her motion to approve until mare information is
available covicemiog Ne drainage.
Mr. Taylor stated Ne County could care less if we approve Nis as Ney have every right to ask
relocate our lines. Commissioner Winston fell we should move forward and have Mr.
Tlblier report if he sees problems wiN Ne plan.
Modon by Commissioner Winswn, seconded by Ikputy Mayor Carrico w
approve Resolution 95-802. Motion passed wiN a Nree to two vole wiN
Commissioner Vacca and Commissioner Sargent voting nay.
Mut on by Com loner Vacca, secondrA by Commissionor Winston to wke a
five minute hreak iss
me comminon twk a nr~k r nm &.ag p.~n. w sss n.m.
14. REVIEW AND CONSIDER SPEED HUMP POLICY.
Mr. SmiN explained that Nis as the recommended policy to consider road bump instillation.
The percentages were left hlavk for Ne Commission to decide.
'the Com on began a IengNy disc on Ne proper r u of hum signam anU
Ne m jority to covsidu insmlla[ion. ThesCommission agreed Matproperty ow
wa',
sigvam ould be ov Ne peed s. Mayor Beeson sated she was reluctant to estaFdosb avspeeU
hump policy Nal would allowoan over abundance of speed humps, which is costly to Ne
taxpayers. Commissioner Vacca elm suggested that removal of the speul humps should be
addressed. Mayor Benson felt Nat Ne subdivision Nat reyuert speed humps should also be
rWUested ro contribute towards them. Commissioner Sargent felt Nat most would raNer
n¢ibute for an additional police officer. In addition, he believes Mue aze sufficient steps m
notify Ne property owners, petiti¢ns, and public hearings. Commissioner Winson was still ill
et ease end feels more time is needed to consider this policy.
Motion by Commissionu Winston to table [o a future date for addirional review.
Mayor Benson passed the gavel and secondeU the motion. Motion failed by a
Mree to two vote, wiN Mayor Benson and Commissioner Winsron voting aye.
MOUOn by Deputy Mayor Carico to aDPrave Me syeetl hump policy with 959 of
ecorded homeowners' sigrmmres on Ne petltion, wiN ]5% in favor as a majority
n addi[io to 90% of hum ers fronting Nc roadway signing N favo . Also
line 4 of Ne policy, for Ure peti on to be considered "hy Me Com and
the 4N line fiom the bottom, strike out "or not iv Favor". Motioo~econded by
Commissioner Sargent for diwusston.
Commissiener Sargent expreaseU he believes Nis was too restrictive, felt Nat'/S% and SI % L'
five. Commissioner Vacca offered a compro a of ]5% of the homevwvers' signs wiN
6(19 as a majority. Commissioner Winton feltsMat .speeding was Ne higgcn problemrantl we
could install speed humps all over Ne City and still not tix Ne prohlem. Depvry Mayor Cartlco
said w t have Mee o. His poin an he very difficult to obtiin sigva es from
Ne homeowners. Commi~tnetr W insmv wouslU like a coat estimate to compare wIN cash for
additional police.
Moon failed by a four to one vote, wiN Deputy Mayor Carrico voting aye.
Motion to table, nndl Ne ~ry AUminisffalor brings foM, by Cominlssioner
Vacca. Commissioner Winton made a point of order; could not tibia wiNOnr a
moon ofrxhe Floor to table.
I5. STATION p15 RFNOVAt'ION BIDS.
"fbe Commission waz' innnmmd ht wrrect Ne packet, that Ilse hid tabulation far item #IS w
stapled to it n #16. Chiet Chapmev gav a brief hismry of them of vdminirtraaon from
on ql5 ul the current location. The renovations were es'timn[ed at $60,000, although Ne biSc
in for double that Chief Chapma rated he was not reyucsdng anything special,
only a rvrceabie smiionmeA video was shown of Ne existing swoon and reviewed Ne interior.
Chief Chapman explained Nat ha currently has $10,000, could trensf'u Ne5y5,000 from Nesale
of the fire o-ueks to the renovation account, but will still be $30,000 short of Ne lowest bid of
$120,000_ Commissioner Vaaa questionetl if any of Ne renovaton could he done this year enU
Ne balance Ne next budget year. Chief Chapman replied that Ne work in Ne bays could be
postponed until next year, hu[ unfoMnately, still considerably short of Ne $92,000. He fuller
explainM Nat his stiff has agreetl mdo the work Nemseives. Ry doing Nis, perhaps, Nay could
ompiish it for $50,000. In addition, wiN his sw(f doing the labor, he requested Nat Ne
Commission relax Ne purchasing procedures. Chief Chapman also reyues[etl Nat Ne
Commission commit ro address the atldltionel funding for Phase II and 111.
Motion by Depury Mayor C econded by Commissioner Wlnsron to extend
the meeting an adtlifionai half hour. Motion eased by a unanimous voice vote.
Com er Vaaa said af2x Nis discussion, she would ncetl to he excused and go home for
merli nuon~ Discussion coudvued ov the possibility oC a new Eire station end en avdcipaled
se in personnel. Commissioner Vaaa left Ne meeting at 10:10 rym. ChieF Chapman
explained Nat Ne c t admi tra6ov building will not he completely renovated uvai station
#IS is done because tewiil be nleeded for huNc pace.
Ms. LedforJ felt a cost analysis should be done beaause who would be responsible if Ne
er betlgeL Chief Chapma tared Nat he had dune a rough breakdown for
Phascal forc$1.5,000 in materials and $25,000 for overtime.
Motion by Com er Wins onded by Deputy Mayor Carrico to e#enU
Ne meeting. Motion passed by a unanimous voice vote.
Mori n by Com r Wivs onded by Com r Sergen
autfionze Chief Chap en to proceeU with Phase I and support Phase it end III.
Mori ended by Com er W iv5mn, secondeA by Comm er Sargev
to lien naiysia don nnPhase it antl III. lint to proceed wiN Phase I. t
Moron paced by e Nree N one vole wiN Deputy Mayor Carrico voting nay.
IG. REQUEST FOR CHANGES'f0 CURRENT LPFFA UNION CONTRACT.
Com er Wirolon made Ne m cept the changes ~ the LPFFA
contract, Seconded by Commissioner Sargent Motion passed M1yeunanimous roll
I]. U1SCU551-41NTERCHANGE.
Mr. Rra;k explainN That FDOT and their wnsulting cum aro iv the process of Uoveloping a
er plan for Ne 13 corzidor from Ne intersection of I-95 ar Daytona all We way to nor[hem
Polk Cnunty. In our area, SR 434 and Lake Mary, oNy two ahematives are shown of any
additional iv erchange, and Nosv tw nvolveU with a HOV (high occupancy vehleles)
interchange or a park and ride Fore high speed rail system, which are MN flown at E.E.
Williamson Road. The HOV would only allow vehicles onus I-d via a guided Ianc The study
has been going on Por two years end have muted E.E. ~IIIalnson for HOV end Nat is Ne only
way they are presently lacking at it If anyone is going to ProDOSe any new imerchange, it
would take going through an I1R (loterchange Justification Report). Developing an IJR ekes
nPDroximately two years. There is little or no chavice far an interchange with the exception of
looking for an HOV interchange; is what I hove been uclU. Ms. Alice Gilmartin, D.O.T. Project
Manager for Ne Maser Plan Study, would be willing to come m Ne Commission and answer
any questions you may have relating to the 1-4 interchange stutly. Much of Ne data already
mutated by Ne Id Master Pian could be used, but it prohably wuitl not dove be for less
Nan approximately $350,000. The applicant would need to he the County, because Ne location
in yuertiav is not within our jurisdic[iov_
Deputy Mayor Carrico made a motion m extend Ne meering an additional IS
ewndal ny Commissioner Winston. Motion passed by a unanimous
Mr. Rrock will try avU get av apDroprlate FDOT represenwtive to wme and meek to Ne
Commission. The Commission ngrced because many people have a serious interest in Nis
r. Chief Manning volunteered to get wiN Ne County and obtain a copy of an older study
Na[ had heen done, Including Neir recommendations for Ne future regarding a ew Interchange.
18. MONTHLY FINANCIAL REPORT.
Mr. McNU¢ presented Ne movNly report vnd explained that the tools were accurate, alNough
of posted so mated. The City has four million invested iv
different funds. Overall, w very good shape. Mr. McNutt also explained Nat 54]Q000
had been used fiom Ne contingency fund.
I9. CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
A. ROADWAY LANDSCAPING AND 10-YRIDNE CENT SALES TAX
PROGRAM.
The County and other are~I city manages have agreed m mke 39 oRE150,000 per mile For road
beautification from Ne one cent sales tax program- The C unry is azking the Commission to
agree anU asking for consensus in oNer to bring forwnN to the County Commis ion_ In
rexponse m Mayor Benson, Mr. SmiU underxlands that landscaping will be done an all new
consnncdon or upon rtfhNishing of any roads.
Motion by Deputy Mayor Cmrico to proceed wiN Ue program, seconded by
Commissioner Winsron. Mofon Passed by a Uree m one roll call vote, wiU
Commissioner Sargent casting a nay vote.
d. CABLEVISION INSTALI.ATION_
Mr. Smith requeate4 w install cable, at no toss in Ne conference room in City Hall and any
oNOr location Uat may need it. The Commission agreed by consensus.
C. SPRING FLING.
Mr. Sm1U re mend Nat Ue Spnng Fling be approved. The Commission agreed.
Commiasioner Wlnrton sated Un[ Nis woulJ he a wonderful opportunity for Ue Brick Cligee
sells Neir bricks. Commissioner Winston also requested Nat Ne City Commission support
Nis Pr jut.
D. ACTING CITY ADMMISTRATOR-APRIL 21 THROUGH 23, 1995
Mr. SmiU requested Net Ne Commission aPPOio[ someone for six monNS or a year as Aging
City Administrator due to family being out of sate and Nat he could possihly have to leave for
an emergency. 'Phe Comm~ss~on requested Nat Na City Clark resemch if Nis cno be done.
Mayor Benson made a motion Nat Mr. Tiblier serve as Acting Ciry Administrator
for April 21-April23, 1995, seconded by Commissioner Sargenl. MoUOn passed
by a unanimous vome vote.
E. Mr. SmiU regnested Na[ a work session wiU Ne County Commission and Ne Ciry
Com on he schedule c rning Ne a n of enclav Mayor Benson had attendetl a
join work session wiN Ne County and the Cty of Casselbe~ry end wll furnish Ne Ciry Clark
wiN a wpy of Ue agenda. Also, have Ma. Zamhrl research Ne mechanics and report back to
the Commission.
20. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT.
I~ was Na co of Ne Commission U only re w Item "C" under Ne Ciry Anomey's
Report and alw m skip Ne Commissionei s Report because of Ue late hour.
Mr. Taylor had been contacted by Amy Ooodhlau concerning hu recent contract approval lirr
Codes Enforcement Board attorney- She has left the firm, alNOUgh it was agred she cnuld mke
Ue contact wiN here. Therefore, an approval to delete the firms name from Ne contract is
neuled.
The Commission conf ed amending Ms. Goodblau's conb-ect by a unanimous
22. ADJOURN.
Motion m adjourn by Commissioner Sargent, sewndW by Deputy Mayor Carzico.
Motion passed by a unanimous voice vole.
The meting adjourned a[ I I:tr3 p.m.
U
s L. Benson, Muyor
Gen d e~ iry Clerk