CCMtg02-07-94Min31
Pre ent:
Mayor Paul L and
Deputy Mayor x ntSargent
r Iris E
Steve Miller
raldsE ityrAdm inisteator
raldinerD ambri, City Clerk
Richard 5 Taylor, J Acting City Attorney
and Tibliee, City Engineer
nnMCNUtt, F Director
Sohn Brock, Planning Director
i. Mayor Lovestrantl called a regular meeting to order at 7:00 PM.
metl itation was followed by the Pledge of
Allegiancemto the flagst
J. Mr. Taylor read an EXPRESSION OF SYMPATHY I O£
former Longwood resident and NmemberDEOf Ethe
ityEe Land Planning Agency.
4. BOARD APPOINTMENTS.
A. APPOINTMENT OF MEMB eRS To E4UITY STUDY CO[N~iITTEE.
Deputy Mayor Sargent n sated Mr. Kent Richter, Am Fed Moetgage.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
aid he wished to appoint. M Aleinman of State Farm
Insurances sCa rried by unanimous voice vote.
Mayor Lovestrand ted Curtis Donohou, Secueitywoeks.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Mayor L estrand said there w a question as to the requirements
to s n the Committee. Said s s had volunteered
to s and a ording to the state's orequirements, the person i
supposed to bec a business person from the City.
onfirmed t says
representativeti the C ity. t Taylor saidt the law doesnnot
say t may n will
bend to the C and fromethat b uld be mimpl ed that
it was not the intent to have commissioners serve on the Committee.
Mayor Looeatrana Baia the other appointments will be mace at the
next meeting. .1
Mayor L estrana asked t add a Historic Appointment to the Agenda.
There was no objection. o
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MAYOR 5 AI POZNTMENT TO HISTORIC COMMIS
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Mayoe Lovestrand aid he wished to nominate Ms. Nelda Pryor.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
5. PUBLIC INPUT.
A. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION. These were no participants.
6. CONSENT AGENDA.
man certified that there were sufficient funds to pay the
bills~r
S AND ESTIMATED E
B. NUARY I FREG[ILARUMEETING
c, vALARO EXPENDITURE OF M$3o01,G ON FI BCATSON
IGATIVE INSTRUMENT
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D. NOT T D $1,900, FROM
CEE
CLE PATROL
E. F $9,000, FROM CONFISCATION
F. ENDORSING CALNO CR OMMENDATION O N TOM
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HAGOOD, CITY OP
OVIEDO,
AB THE CALNO MUNICIPAL
REPRESENTATIVE TO $EMINOLE COUNTY E
G. AWARD OF BSD p05-94, PURCHASE OF Two PUMPERS FOR FIRE
Deputy Mayor Sargent asked that Items C.D. E. and G. be considered
separately. -
Eeputy Mayor Sargent said hew ted Chief M nning and Chief Chapman
an opportunity t0 explain their requests. a
Chi of M ing addressed i and E aid the $l00 upgrade
s for anf filter f e voice stress analyser which would clarify
the readings greatly th
Chief M nning said 51,900 would be used to start a ike patrol.
aid initially there would be two bikes which would be used on a +~
part-time basis, rotated around the City to see how the program
works and what kind of response they recei , aid the program
Chief M ing expl.a fined t t last year $4,000 w s tlonated to Lyman
Hiqh School for the drug free rad" program i awhich 300 students
participated. aid the project went o ery well and Lyman w
told that depending o ailable funds, vthe Police Dept..would like
to c o participate. the future, Chief Manning said he
ouldnb requesting $750 for a similae program for Aock Lake Middle
Gchool.e
Deputy Mayor Sargent thanked the Chief and commended him on his
efforts in this behalf.
Motion by Commissioner Benson, onded by c Miller,
that rtems C. D. and E. be approved a., submitteds io Carried by
maintain three first eun units all the time.
Chief Chapman said this program would reduce the number of first
and drop the ambulance back to being a special call
vehiclei keep the tower truck available for structure assignments
explained that the bids c e back and the refurbishing of the
chassis w almost a expensive a the purchase of a w truck and
therefor endation is to purchase two n ucks, v
w truck and refurbishing of the othee and that the two existing
trucks be sold for approximately $20,000 each.
interest rate until April 3 and r ended <he City take a loan
for $220, OOO which would be the total amount less [he -$40,000
Motion by C Miller, s onded by Deputy Mayor Sargent
that Item hespurchase oP two n w pumper true approved and
Carried by
ref Chapman thanked the C and adv.i sed that he would be
back with the eechassis of the ambulance.
ORDINANCE N AMENDING F/Y 9J/94
BUDGET~BPROV2 DING FOR BUDGET AMENDMENTS.
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Taylor said he, had proof of publication for the two public
Bearings Listed on the agenda.
Mx. Taylor xead Ordinance N - e by title only. utt
explained that a grant had beenl r ved from the State ca nd,
therefore, a budget amendment was required.
Mayor L estrand opened the public hearing. No one spoke in favor
or 1n opposition.
n by C Miller, s onded by C n, to
close the public hearing. Carried by unanimous voice vote so
n by C Miller, s onded by Deputy Mayor Sargent,
that Ordinance zNOlo94r 1118, a ending F/Y 9 4 budget, providing
for budget amendments, be adopted. Carried by unanimous roll ca 11
NCE N0. 9 1119, AMENDING CITY CODE,
POLI CEUD 31(D) RESPONSIBILITIES., PROVIDING FOR
THE POLICEA DEPARTMENT TO ACT AS THE CITY'G TRAFFIC ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT.
Mr. TaylOe read Ordinance No. 94-1119 by title only.
Mayor L estrand opened the public hearing. NO one present spoke
in favorvor >n opposition.
by C onded by Commissioner Miller, to
closenthe publics hearing ns Carried by unanimous voice vote.
by C onded by Deputy MayorEargent that
Ordinance N - end ing cthe City C Police Depaxtment
-31(D) Responds ibilities, providing for tfie POlice Department
tocact a the City's traffic engineering department, be adopted.
Carr.i.ed by unanimous roll call vote.
2'he C agreed t Sider items 9 and 1 at the s e trme
as botRm agreements and ~ equests were the same.
9. REQUEST FOR E GREEMENT -
XTENSION OF SEWER A AL LAND.
30. REQUE51' FOR EXTENSION OF SEWER AGREEMENT - T. N. DAVLE.
for a e year e applicants a e presently
paying off their impacts £ee s, however, they bath have requested an
extension of the agreement.
and, 3 spoke for himse if and Mr, Davis o
who w s presentli audience. and explained tha<Odue
o'financi al. r both w operat~lfng i negative cash flow
and were requests ngst0 extend the same agreement for another year
and that they will paying the fees,
principal and i and ns
order to hook i substantia lr plumbing improvemendtsY estimatedid
o De SJ,SOD/54,000, would have to be made and, in addition, the
monthly cost of the sewer would have to be paid.
Mr. Tiblier explained the cost of capacity and how the impact fees
asked if the City could legally allow the
Pu blicaorks Department to do the plumbing c ection, add the cost
the a wed, and c e financing it for a longer period
of time.mo aid this would b a benefit t the
City i the long rr ity w o help businesses hook up and
suggested the option rbe texp lored.asMayor L and said he would
be against the City doing woek for private individuals because of
the arability, guarantees, etc.
Deputy Mayor Sargent asked about the Duke and Binford properties,
and their requests for hook-up. Mr. Tiblier explained that there
Administrators with regard t puke's request that the City
end their line up M thereby reducing t e distance frog
Ris building to the point of hook up. Deputy Mayor Sargent said
taken up aside of <his. regards to
theta ands Dep ty bMayor Sargent said the City nshould look
a Isittle bit of leniency and issue the agreement foe another
year.
Mr. K noted that Ue City w by the auditors for
andating hook-ups a furthercrtRereei oth ing i the City
codemthat talks a sed thatsif the City w
grant w ver thenttR ervcode should be amended to provide sfo~
Commissioner Miller said he calculated on $4,000, ]& interest, for
54 months, lower the fee by 588 and that Mr. Land be directed to
Sn response To a inquiry aid the bank would not
refinance his building and M aid his refinancing w
ing up i October. Both M andr and M Did they did
not Dave the funds to pay for the plumbing connection.
The Commrssron recessed from e.1o to a.20 P. M.
Comm rssraner Miller withdrew hrs matron.
by Comm ssi r Miller th t City not lower the fee and
that we go by rthe oorig anal ideaaandh order them [o hook into the
system wrthin 180 days from [oday (February 7, 994) and that they
continue the monthly payments at the same rate and pro-rated
to o vote with mayor Lovestrand, c Miller and
vacca voting aye and Deputy Mayor Sargent voting nay n
PLACEMENTBOFNDTREE. ATION - DONATION OF LIVING CHRISTMAS TREE AND
andy Lomax, Parks and Recreation e ector, made the presentation
for Ms. i,ynn Breckon, who was not present.
they voted to a cept the donation of a e ft. Blue Cypress T
from F irf field F aid F field F
would grow a fewafeet w der and by the Holidays wouldsbe daboutttwo
and decided to Bequest that it be placed wheee the flag pole i
ing two of the pa eking spaces in front of the planter, and if
needed, rebuild two parking spaces 1n front and to the west of the
ould not be planted in the s e location that it w s placed this
yeae. Ms. Lomax said as the new tree would need sunlight, and
Board did not want to remove the Cheery laurel on the corner.
Motion by c mmissioner M onded by c
accept the Blue Cypress tree andethat it be placed in accordance
Ms. Lomax questioned whether the C ould allow the B and
to use the $500 in the Chrrstmas Parade Account. The Commrssron
line item and could come to the Commission if additional funds were
. Taylor r by title only. stated tRe ordinance
provlaes f r the registration of thosex~ompanies who would like to
collect c ial r separate f
solid w e efranchises ve explained athata this w s different
because athe State does not Hallow franchise fees to be charged on
Motion by Deputy Mayor Sargent, s onded by C
that Ordinance providing for the s collection oof
commercial recovered mater9al s, be accepted on first reading and
that a public Dearing b scheduled for February 21, 1994. Carried
,T by unanimous roll call vote.
INANC& N OVIDING FOR TH£
%CLU82VE FRANCHISE 4T01DISPOBALL, INC. FOA THE
COLLECTION OF COMMERCIAL SOLID WASTE.
Taylor read by title only. Motion by C Mi13ee,
onded by that -
providing forCOthessgrantingaoof - xc lusive franchise Sto
isposall, Inc. for the collections ofnc ial solid waste, be
cepted o eadi ng and t a publicr hearing b scheduled
for Febxuaryf2 994. Carried by unanimous roll calls vote.
RDINANCE N -
495, F ONINGE ORDINANCE, APPGNDIX 9A,11ARTICLEN II G SECTION £201,
% BY DELETING UNREGISTERED MOTOR
Taylor read by title only. r Benson s she would
like to add language and made a moti oin that a vehicle should n t be
erect junk unless it has not been registered far more than 30
daysid
Commissioner aid the she brought this the
e people u etold they Dad a junk vehicle
becauseio registered, e aid the
def initiontsayssn orking vehiclesoo vehicles iebaa shape a
sidered junk obut did not believe vehicle
unregistered it should be considered junk ba nd therefore suggested
junk by deleting a registered m vehicles from the definition,
be a cepted o ing and that a public hearing be scheduled
for February 2 994. Carried by unanimous roll ca 11 vote.
15. FIRST READING, ORDINANCE NO. 9 - AMENDING F/Y 9I-94
BUDGET, PROVIDING POR BUDGET TRANSFERS.
Mr. Taylor read by title only. Me. Korman deferred to Mr. McNutt
Planning Department. Mr. Korman said he would address that aspect
of the orainance later.
by c Miller, s Doses by c a that
o~ai~anoe N - my F/Y 9 - 4 n agex~e preain9 f
buaBet iraneeers~, eeBaaopc~aa carries oy ~nanamoes roll call vete.
FIRST R NDING O S NO.
DZONING ORDINANCE,84AMENDINC SDC R809A 1c T
ODLANDR P REgUIREMENTB, E%CMPTING OWNER-OCCUPIED
MOMCSTEAD~ FROM PERMIT AEgUIR£MENTB.
Taylor r by title only Korman said this ordinance
nsteuctrons at a previous meeting, and
oodlands protectloni is applied to everything except o -occupied
homesteads.
Motion by Commissioner V onded by Commissioner 6 that
- ending Ordinance the
omprehensiveo. 914 gl lcrdinance, ending and
oodland Protection Requirement, empting e e upied
eads Prom permit reguirments, b cepted on of first reading
a nae that a public hearing be scheduled cfor February 21, 1994.
ordinance is basically a housekeeping ordinance and empowers the
n by C r Vacca, s onded by Commissioner Benson, that
O~dinance No. 94-1185, amending the City code, Chapter 2, Art. V ,
iolations of Chapter 9, G bage a Cepted o
coding and that a public ahearingnb heduled ofor Februaryr2 ,
1994. Carried by unanimous roll call vote.
Taylor read by title only. Commissioner Benson said the intent
of the Interlocal Agreement on Mediation and Intergovernmental
sore interlocal disputes. said all the other cities who
participate in CALNO have adopted t agreement.
Benson said she thought i a goodh thing f the Citymand1saed
a large part of the procesawin law now is to use mediation.
Mayor L estrand said he thought the agreement was an improvement
over thevprevious one.
. Taylor s agreed t s good but said there
and w heda t make la Page o
last paragraph ~ as phrases was duplicated, page l m paragraph 2, the
"facilitator" s ou ld be i after the w utral. 0
Page 5, kt. i., mr. Tayloro gu estioned the langbuage, nest all be
adopted", askinh iE the C mm1 1 anted to e placed rn the
position where t ey w obligated to sign based o endations
signed by the chief administrator. The C ron agreetl that the
language as written was not what they wi shed ss
aid if the City changed the language it would
notm besa valid ni nterlocal agreement and suggested the r solution
should be tabled to allow other
munvcipalities to see if any languageo cha nge has been made.
Mayor and passed the gavel and made Chat
mmiss rtBenson, the City's CALNO repre entative mogto oback t
and eask them t adjust the agreement w regard t the
language mange oper the ity's demands th onaed by
TaylorGSaia ne woula gimme c sroner
eenaon a oorreocea Dopy r. carriea by unanrmoas ~Drne ~Dte.
SETTING TIMF, AND PI.ACF, FOR APPEARANCE
FSPFCT T
IMPROVEMENTS TOP BE y MADE TH REQUIRING C
OAAD OF EpUALT2ATIOND wITH REGARD TO
ASSESSMENTS LEVI EDT
Taylor read by title only. Korman explained that
'~. solution N well a the n uttons, 9 -
and 9 -"1 6, give athe city [ e abi city tG as ss the property owners
~ for road4 pavings that navebbeen ompleted se
n by C r Mi11ee, onded by Deputy Mayoz Sargen
that A solution sNO. n94-744 be adopted. Carried by unanrmoas roll
call vote.
UTION N SE'CTf NG '['SME AND PLACE F
OTNER PERSONS TO APPEAR W
E RMADERTO REIDER AVENUE, AND REQUIRING ET
AS BOARD OF EpUAL22ATION wITH D TO
Taylor read by title only. Motion by C Miller,
onded by that solution rNO. ] , be
adapted, carriea rby runanimous ~oll call vote.
RESOLUTION N IME AND PLACF. FOA APPF.AAANCE
of OWNERS O
IMPROVEMENTS TO PBETyMADE OTO REQUIRING CC
AS DOARU OF NDEQUAL22ATIONDWITH AEGAAO ITo
AEEF,ESMF.NTE LEVIEDT
Taylor r by t only. n by C Miller,
- onded be Oepeuty Maykoarn Eargs n ~, t C R s YSUtionsNO. 94-T be
adopted. arr' d by u rmo 11 call vo
22. CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT.
ended h appreciation t Miller f r his
inputo andna tistance lon the purchase of they fsiren truck. Said his
assistance was invaluable.
A. CI NANCIAL FEASIBILITY STVDY - WATER/SEWER SYSTEM.
Mr. % reported that staff met with the City Administrator a
Mayor L and to develop a erles of questions which became the
cope of vs s for the f sibility study. asked M Ledford
explainefuether. Ms. Ledford said advertie ng w not required
due to the project a and three firms w ontacted; Xuhn,
Raker and Seland; McDiemitt, Davis and Lauteria and BVBH, who
ted with the Saffer Study. Ledford said the proposals
endue i today and M ttuhn chose not to submit, SVBK's proposal
r $21 and the McDirmit proposal w r $9,500. aid the
committee will now meet and review sthe proposalsShand their
departments and from Deputy Mayor Sargent .
funds budgeted this year for a publication. Commissioner wMille~
d he believed the funds could be b spent. Mayor L estrand
said he believed rn austerity but said there was a vlot of
from the Commission as a whole rather than one from each
and reducing it in size to keep the cost down.
Motion by that the City Administrator be
directed to Cr el the four soutstanding thumbnail sketches of the
city and how owe shave approached our roll as Commrsslone , that
Miller said he would like a limit s the a
spentsfor the publication. The cost of the report w s discussed and
s decided that the. cost of the publication not e eed $4,500
andwif i appears the cost will e eed $4,500, Me. Korman will c
ack t econded by Commissioner Miller. Carried
by unanimous vorce vote.
CHARLOTTE STREET T
reported Ct the realignment of OCharlotte Street,
themC my w uld hb dchanging the n e from Charlotte to North
street u aid the c ants w
has any objections to this named cha ngeto The Commission mhad r~o
objections.
DEPARTMENT CHANGE. Mr Xorman [eferring to his memo
1 dated JanuaryBU25 19 explained that effective Februa Ty 1, 1996,
the City's i1 rng94Department will be merged 1 he City's
Planning Department to be known a the 'Department o oPlanning and
wilding Services, headed by John B Planning D ector.
aid he h uthori ty t makecsuchu archange foe s nths,
hea asked the to approve e proposed n
Department and addition rs ked ock's salary b
sea f m 53z,soo to 53s aooo a ~ai1y T~ Miller
aiA he hadrmade this s suggestion a year ago mil happroved,
Mayor 1 estrand said staff would b ing f r[h t ordinances, o
Code eliminate rthe uildi ng Official
Department Head and ote to a end the butlget, explained
that Ord. N - nwhich w cepted on first xeadi nq tonight,
provided for the lb udget amendment required.
Motion by C ssioner Miller, onded by CDmmissioner B
that the Building Official be eliminated a Department Headland
that the two Departments be combined, ands that the Planning and
wilding D r ben med Sohn B ock and that his a ual salary be
rncreased to 535,000. a Carried by unanrmous roll call vote.
E. SCHEDULE EQDAL22ATION BOARD HEARING, MARCH 7, 1994, 6:30 P.M.
by C by Commissionee Benson, t
hedule them Equalization) BOard hearing for March ], 994 at 6.10
pcm.
APPOINT A CITY A -
rch19 ough
nr by C Miller,~s ondednby C
that John B ock be appointed as ActingcCity Admin im tratorneLCarried
by unanrmous vorce vote.
ended that
an ortlinanceRbe passed Reepealing Tthe Christma smPa eadeoCOmmittee as
ordinance be drafted t repeal the Chrrstmas Parade Committee.
Carried by unanrmous vorce vote.
H. FAIRY LANE DRAINAGE. Me. X aid M Tibller has
been asked to order the r led engi neerinq srepoet and that the
County is preparing an interlocal agreement for the city to review.
reported t there
regions Implant i the City PS Chief M aidhthey had
representatives and explainedq the rules for
picketing and saidnthere would be no problems.
. Roeman reported t o date, 1 applications w
received for the City Administrator position. Said on February 1 ,
the selection ittee will aeli~er the list pt to
applicants. Mr. Xorman suggested a work session be scheduled foe
reported that the s ening c e for position of
CityX Attorney will endations any time after
February 16 at which time a work ses s.ron may be scheduled.
23. CITY ATTOANEY'E REPORT.
A. ATCS AUDIT OF C Taylor said the ATCS
audit oP Cablevision was respondedM to by the city and recently
oY the franchise fees, and althought they agreed to pay the City
for the 5 coded addresses, but did not believe they should pay
the interests due the City. Mr. Taylor said he still s ood by his
opihion and does agree that the Dept. of letter
supports Cablevision s position. aid he agrees Awithu what the
audit states o of the i , but i regard to the exclusion
oP deposit supplied, he said ifuthey a e doing what it appears they
e doing, that would be c ect. Taylor then asked the
s direction a rwhat they w o do. aid if
ablevision i t paying prcper ly antl refuses dto do s the City
ould declare them in default. After discussion, it w s the
o follow Mr. Taylor's r endations,
s that h talk of othn parties to find a hat would
isfy all parties of order to a oid litigation lvt Taylor said
het would talk with both parties, and r est igate and report his
findings to Commission prior to taking any Segal action.
B. With regard t the Cable A Taylor advised that the
Attorney G ing that thetf regulation o
will expireno Februadryll and unless au local franchise authority
becomes certified, they will be unable to regulate the rates.
Taylor said he has written to the FCC with regards to cert if icat~ion
and will inform the Cemmiss ion when the information is received.
Taylor advised that the Attorney G ral has referred
the City'sMletter regarding r red materials to the Department
of F.nv.vronmental Protection for response.
D. Mr. Taylor said he had r ved a copy D ity of
Sanford's adult e ent law and bingo regulations from Capt.
Baker, Police 0eptter Nel said r oily the City has had a inquiry
with regard tU op rating a Bingo and whether it was a permitted ox
DISTRICT //2.
Deputy Mayor argent request
paving schedule and, inr additiond, asked about manhourrbreakdownaon
specific work. He said t es Piguxes a n r to compare
the costs to do the work sin-house v act ss Mr. -
I~ said he has a ed Xo nblu espond to et sxequest.
aLedford and interMr arkr has h ntly opened hat bid for
sidewalks and they would obtain a copy sfor comparison purposes.
ith regard t the F arket~ Deputy Mayor Sargent said the
approachSngmsandM there major improvement Sn
attendance last week. He encoueaged atheacitixens to support the
Farmers Maiket.
Orstract $].
ith regard t the C widening, C r Miller said he w
always led to believeC that only c is In propezties would be
affected, however, the home of F est a and PSace, and
the home o Lyle Daniels, will disappear nas their Spropexty will be
ompensated well, but did not believe homes 30/4o years old would
be well compensated. aid perhaps a nage c e provided on
the north side of aidar ouid duke the city
Administrator and City Eng sneer Ht act the C unty Engineering
Dept, and ask, before constructiononstarts, to keep these two
Motion by c by Deputy Mayor Sargent to
extend the meet ing.ns Carrlied by unanrmous voice vote.
District 8n.
possibility of putts nq together a Outlook C mittee" i
effort [ improve t sty's rely [lonship with thembusinesses
and, perhaps, entice bossiness es to Longwood.
Mayor L estrand said, that n fished to r cognize Me.
Keith Blandon of the Chamber of Commerce e Said the Longwood Winter
Lopmsnt t Mayor L
aid the City wills n w down from a list o andidates rf
sty Administrator. any people i the Chamber have expertise
antl would like t eipdt sty a selection peocess. He
suggested that theh chamber business rt the t
and give pr~oritiz ea rlistw
selection a input to the C Mayor L estrand said she
Quid like to n the lis tm down to five, andkeep five a
backup. Aftee sr iscuss on, and with M Blandon's
concurrence, the aCOmmrssron agreed 1th ey would liken the Chamber
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mitoee to r ana prioxieize the applicants, ana i aaaition,
attend the work session and interviews and peovide their input.
The C scheduled a ork s applications
for CityiAdministrator on February 2 „ 994 at 6.30 p.m.
District %5.
Mayor Lovestrand said the Outlook C ittee, of which ha i
ember, has on iy held four meetings this year, appearing to have
difficulty getting a quoeum. Ne suggested that it be restarted a
sub-committee of the Paxks and Recreation Advisory H aid,
Belated issues to the ook, Dally get arks and
Recreation Board for a urther, ould liken ask the
embers of utlook to tij Din Che sub-committee ifcothey
interested. d he would like the c o be composed of o
appointment by o ochre and
representative of the Parks and Recreation Board L~FUrther, that the
arks ana A ector be kept informed of erything. The
agreedtwith Mayor Lovestrand's suggestion. Mrs. Lomax
askedsif the Parks a Advisory H asked if
they a willing t cepta then a signment oar aagreed they
ould rb salted and M aid ehe would get back to [he
Mayor after otheir meeting sof March 3.
Mayoz Lovestrand said the Lyman High School Girls S r Team w
ing e ery game and will be playing in the State competition and
suggestedv they be r cognized and that the City off icial3y declare
a LtiS Girls soccer Peam say. Phe commission agreed.
Mayor L and said the City w approached by r ents of the
Lake Oak Section with regard t ing their subdivsisdion into the
ity and, to date, they have beenn given n espouse. the
ity m t decide i hey w t to c Sider this a
and if us ordinance would have to be passed,ra electtionaheld,
and if the annexation passes, the ordinance would then be adopted.
Miller spoke i opposition to a ing the a and
Commissioner n nnex zed
aid the City needed to think about some deannexinq o£'certain
rights of ways.
Motion by r Miller that the City Sider the
of mt Lake Oak S on based on sound fiscal reasons.
Seconded by Commissioner Vacca.
pro and c e benefits of
annexati one tot theedCity ands ton the requesting as res.
Motion by Commissioner Vacca, s onded by C , to
table the decision t e February 2 ing Band ethat the
infozmation packet developed by the lformere City Planner be
s for t
byxa four To one vote with Mayor Lovestrandev fJeputy MayornSargentd
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.r mm,. niiier nv aln9 ay miss~oner vacua voting are ana
Mavorsztoner and saia ne r vea a duple e en~plaints regarainy
the southeast c 39/42] ntly there i
vehicle on the eproperty Swith a "Fos 3Lease'~r sign. There w
ued discussion with regard to appea the a and
sidewalk" sales being conducted. raThe C asked
theeAdministrator to i est igate and c e back with suggestions for
regulating the peddlees and that the Codes Officer be requested t0
stop the vehicle rental business from operating.
District Ai.
aid she r ved a ompla int that speeding i
ingno the ehours o and ] AM and
asked for Police Qpresence sin the area to i.,sue citations00
25. Meeting adjourned at 10:2] p.m.
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