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Deputy Mayor Ron Sargent
mmiss eHMiller
mmis sinner A
rald % Act SngeCitycAdministrator
rald ine D ity Clerk
Richard S. Taylobri, r., Acting City Attorney
1. Mayor Lovestra nd called a regular meeting to ordee at /.00 PM.
silent meditation was followed by the pledge oP
allegiance eto the flag.
J. COMMENDATIONS/AWARDS.
A. LONGWOOD COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT AWARD.
Mayne Lovesteand said he w always pleased <o s a business o
home r vated and the City wished t cognize eTHE HUTCHINSON
CORPORATION foe improvements made to the LONGWOOD PLAZA at 920 HWY.
Mayor Lovestrand aid this ual ribute local black
entrepre arted last yea cognition of Martin Lather
Hing dayne W Taylor r a proclamation r cognizing Ms. LaHeach,
of L ach U sign Salon, eS >-92, for her
personal achievementsoandacontributions to the'community.
caeried by unanimous voice vote.
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B. DISTRICT #1 APPOINTMENT TO THE BOARD OF ADNSTMENT.
r Benson asked the Commission to approve the appointment
ofmJ sell H and t the Board of Adjustment. Motion carried
by unanimous voice vote
C. APPOINTMENTS TO EOUTTY STUDY COMMITTEE.
Mayor Lovestrand asked that the appointments to the Equity Study
Committee be deferred until after Item 817.
D. DISTRICT R3 APPOINTMENT PARKS & RECREATION ADV. BOARD.
r Miller s d he wished to appoint Mary Huttner, former
embers of the ilistorac Commission. Cazrled by unanimous voice
1. MC DIRM , AUTERIA AND DAMS. 3992/9) AUDIT REPORT
Mr. Eldon McOirmit presented the final audit report for 1992/1993
and reported that the City r un9ualified opinion, which
s the best opin n that couldi be r ved. mit then
wed portionsio dethat the MM nagement letter
status of prior years c ents saying four o£ tRe c ents
were implemented and one was partially implemented. Said the
growth and expansion throughout 5 nole C unty. He also presented
short slide presentation whicR ihighlighted S note C unty's
Economic Development Plan. Mr. VanderWOrp offered his assistance
ony, 1nq attendance w cel3ent, choral groups from
Longwood Elementary a Lyman Ni gh eSChool performed. aid there
rating tables for children t make o ents~ S
Thrift Shop w s held a p Beds no which
weee ithen hdistrli bated ato needy children in the ar f local
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erchants also donated items to be sold t the Thrift Shop.
~^ Reported that tlpositive responses were re iv rom citizens antl -
the 0 and w like to hold this e ent o ual basis and would
Like t rage City wide participation and ni endors, Girl
outs perhaps have a mall Holiday Shop for children to purchase
expensive gifts for these parents. Advised they w e looking t
purchase a live t e to be used from year to year. eFUtvre events
being planned included an £.aster Egg itu , Dog Ghow, etc.
B. PUEL.IC PARTICIPATION.
Mayor Lovestrand asked that the people wishing to speak on Agenda
Items, please speak during the public hearings on those items.
Ms. B Blvd., Longwood, said she has had a
songwood ES ntly c and
ted I any or cridentsR at 4
location, perhaps14a per m nthhand indicated c n that a
point s uld get s usly Durt or killedeand requestedma
light b talled. Asked lif there w any Plans to i tall a
raff is el fight at this location. aid he w not
of anything planned to gds Oalocation but acould
check. It w noted that this w dad and would therefore
have to be checked out-with thea Dept tof Transportation.
~ 6. CONSENT AGENDA.
~ B. APPROVAL OFDMINUTEE O 994 WORK SESSION AND
JANUARY J 1994 REGULARJMEETING3
C. APPROVAL OF PURCHASE OF ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE MODULE. ['ROM
HTF..
D. F PURCHASE OF FAX MACHINE FOR PLANNING AND
ARTMENTS.
E. APPROVAL O AgUATIC sYETE , NC. AGRC£.MENT
FOR TREATMENT o
F. APPROVAL OF PURCHASPDOF DIESEL FUEL TANK.
she wished to r e Item. A and Item 0.
fromrthe ConsentsAgendadfor further discussion.
Motion by C r Miller, onded by Deputy Mayoz Sargent
that C oAgendao Items C. 0. E. and F. be approved. Carried by
unanimous roll call vote.
ITEM A r Benson questioned the bill from MaGUire
and Well sm1A neys. Mr. M Nutt said the bill w s far
then bond ref ina ncingt fee and was the law firm contracted by
sun0ank.
by C Miller, by deputy Mayor Gaegent
that Items 6 r0 t Agenda be approved. I response to
r' Mayor L and,nM dequatenfunds to pay
the Dillsest Carriedr byK Unanimous roll call vote.
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ITEM B aid i the work s
of J ary 3, 1991,~Pa~ge 2 rshe wanted her n ertedra sheuw
the person who r ended the load restrictions, side walks and
bike paths. eeferanced page ] the Regular
ing, paragraph s6 and BS aid WShe wanted her n erted a
enhan ing t e quality of life for the crtrzens was part of her
aiaoaasion. h
aid she thought the paragraph in the first
srp etty a rate in that it w ething that e Bryon
discusseda Commissioner Benson said she thought the City Clerk
the M of d ary ] ork Session and Regular M ing be
approvedt as stated originally.w Motron careied by a three tto two
Taylor read Ordinance No. 94-11]3 by title only.
explarned that this ordinance propos s to change the land u mof
property on Longwood Hills Road, owned by Mrs. Philpitt nand
ock aid he has reviewed the proposed and has
wed the s unding land a and r ended approval, aid
newrnaa fewu suggestions within regards oto the that
may w Sider changing. He noted athat the
oWrdinancenw ended on first r ing a ing e hibits B and
D, sthat suggested relabeled.
fhe suggestedathere w redundancyri the last Three
linesei the ordinance a tmbe changed t Bad "be and the
s Whereby a ded asnprovided i exhibits " and " hed
ande changed from Wfuture land useW designations a provided rn
nole A representing N rihland C nity Church, spoke i
favor of theta Ord i.na nce. No one else present spoke rn favor or in
opposition.
motion by c onaea by c n, o
close the publics Fearing 11 Carried by unanimous voice vote so
by C ss loner V ondea by C Miller, that
Ordinance o - ending Oeainancemi being the
omprehensive Plan anal Future Land U Plan and all Sits appendices,
changing future land u signation of certain territory, be
amended a proposed and be adopted as amended. Carried by
Taylor eeaa Ordinance No. 94-11]2 by title only. Mr. Taylor
advised that he naa proof of publication for all public hearings on
the Agenda.
. Brock a sed that the ordinance provided for r ing of the
Philpitt property o Longwood 1ti 11s Road. Mayor Lovestrand opened
the public hearing ~
No one peesent spoke in favor of the Ordinance.
Speiss, Shumate Dr., noted that i - ing, Restaurants with
ithout lounges w nil u andnasked i the property
ould be s sed. cSpeii ssow advised that under C- ing
it w ailable to the applicantaand if c sidered a onditional
it could be approved w r denied. He asked if
liquor licenses could be issued underl C-2 Zoning.
. Skip M rudential/Florida Realty, explained that all
but an 86 footn str ip of the land was already Zoned C-2 and they
by Deputy Mayor Sargent, s ded by C Miller, to
closenthe public hearing. Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Miller asked what w e behind the property.
advised ithat there w of trees and t and dips aownwtc
sidence. Miller w advised ethat a landscaped
buffer would be Crequir ed by code between commercial and residential
Motion by Commissioner Miller, seconded by commissioner Benson,
ing of c ory from a-lA to c-2, be adopted. carried
bynunanvmous roll call vote.
~" PUBLIC H NOING OR
495, AND ALL ITS AMENDMENTS, OEI NG11THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING
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FLORIDA, CHANGING T ONING
CERTAIN TERRITORY FROM S£MINOLE COUNTY A-1 TO CITY C-3.
Taylor read Ordinance N - 5 by title only. ock
explained that the property, 9 ently xed, ned by
Northland Community Church and theerequest waseto change the zoning
Mayor Lovestrand opened the public hearing. No one spoke in favor
or in opposition.
Motvon by commvssioner Bens seconded by Commvssvoner Miller,
endments, being the comprehensive z inq ordinance of the City of
Longwood, changing the z ing o ritory from 5 nole
County Agricultural to City C-3,fbe eadopted er Carried by unanimous
Mr. Taylor read Ordinance N - 171. explained that
they a asking that a of 3 O days bem approved i
for the ney have isufficient time to prepare an adult
entertainmencrorai a~oe.
Mayor Lovesirana opened the public nearing.
e Horvath, Alberta St., Longwood, s s had a
business in Longwood for 10 yeses. Mr. Horvath spoke ern of avor of
Mr. Peter Travers, 836 E. Wildmere Avenue, Longwood, aid he
sided and oper ted two busi.n esses in the City and spoke in favor
of the ordinances
eob West, 113 Shady court, Longwootl, spoke in favor of the
ordinance.
e Paulson, 1 orth Ridge Lake, said she w a Seminole
Countyx resident and a teacher in Orange County and spoke in favor
Buddy H E. Williamson, spoke in favor o
askeds that Dthe law b as steict as possible to eliminate
theseatypes of establishments.
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rry Ecuhek, 5"/0 Georgia Avenue, urged the Commission to pa s
cne oramanee.
Motion by Commissioner Miller, seconded by Commrssronee Vacc o
n by C Miller, s onded by C that
Ordinance Nom is imposing day is the
approval of conditional u f licenses for sperm ~ts for
the operation of adult e establishments, be adopted.
Carried by unanimous roll call vote.
The Commission recessed from S.1"! PM to e:l) PM.
F.BY PONTIAC V ULAR STORAGE 650 N. HWY.
11-92. TAPPLICANTCO`cOURTESY PONTIAC.
ock explained that t ealership is proposing to develop a
portion o t propertyhf or c storage and i also requesting
required internal landscaping; the w t buffer
ov be left i its natural state; all building sperm ~ts i ued
will be c ingent upon applicant providing St. John's Rives Water
Managementn perm it or emption; buffer area along Longdale Avenue
and drainage had been previously approved, r commending a refund of
$SO0 of the $1,000 engineering review fee. s
posed; said the parking a a proposed strictly for o erf low
parking for n and trade-in v isles, xplai ned that the
proposal is indicated on the site plan in dark outline.
Motion by C Miller, onded by Deputy Mayor Sargent
ommissioner sec
that the site plan fox C esy P Vehicular S rage be
approved subject t tiff ~ ands that the $a0o refund be
given to the owner. Carried by muna nimeus roll call vote.
ACCEPTANCE OF ANNUAL AUDIT REPORT - F/Y 1992-199]
the audit for F/Y 9 e accepted as presented. Carried by
unanimous roll call vote.
Dale Lilly s d he had t Mayor L and, M
and Ms. L x because he r called to ordinance ethat s Quid
Christmas P ride. aid he f e havde wsuch a
ordinance and n anger h a parader t should be r dedn
Sa itl he started the parade sin 985 ands was chairm anid has
~ supported it the last ew years. 1
Mayor L and said there i ordinance and said M Lilly's
matle s but the ordinance says that the parade is the
responsibility eof tithe parade committee and it was the parade
liberty w ing t taff ana felt if ue c mittee w tea
to plan a parade, that w s fine but he did not offer much s
help. He said the committee did not grab the ball and run withtaTf
Mr. Lilly said o of the things needed from the City w s help from
tafF in having na point for people to turn in their applications
and help with putting together the line up of the parade by
omputer, but that much could be done with volunteees. aid i the
past people w e lining up to help the c Lilly nsaid
he would like t rade continuem ae he thought i
right spot and ow ething for the citizens of the city tosgo
and would offersa istance but did not know if he would be
here next year as his house was up foi sale.
Ms. Lomax said she had seen assigned to take the minutes and said
mittee it shoo ld be a separate entity, working o its o eels
tomhave its o ary and be a established comm ittee nthat is
willing to gowall thetway to put on the Parade.
Mr. Jim DeGOr e, 1369 La nd ey C rcle, aid he w n the parade
for years and 1 aid he understood othat it was
cancelled due to lack of response.
Lynn B eckon, Chairman of the Parks and A Advisory B and
said because there w o par the Advisoeye Board felt s mething
had to be done and that w adwhy the tree lighting c tiny w
held, peputy Mayor Sargen[as a lot of people spoke to him when
hey Heard t o parade e d b o parade this
yeas does n there will n ra be o wMS.n Breckon said
perhaps it couldebe incorporated with a lighting ceremony.
aid she old like propose that the
ethinkc about changingwthe P rade C a Holiday
itynCOmmittee s e tlon't have to be dependentt o andatory
parade and suggested w e a sub-committee of theaParks and
Recreation Advisory Board. b
e last year
rof tithe em s participantse CSheyalse said that
ther enw ork fell to a e people
who s wedauphatrthe m ing and w ~rytit out s
tnereh would be a parader ishould decide if
e is not a parad e, Sa nd i n ake at off the books and
u..e rthe money for someehi nq else.f
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Mayor Love trend brought up a few points; such as traffic problems,
~~ objectionss by s cal merchants a a problems with the hospital
and suggested t ssion provide the city Administrator with
' input in this regard and that the discussion be rescheduled
forranother meeting.
sR 434 B on proposed that
askE the CityTAdministra tort make contact with t
ntyma with beautifying SR 4 medians and
right ofnways,stpossibly using x cape plants. She noted that
this would be a step toward f ing t ity's m statement
Enhancing the quality o Life for o sShe nasked t
the necessary funds be fappropriatedr to accomplish the project
wed with respect t street lighting a that Capt. Baker
reported there w e Lighting isad im and asked that
ty Administrator if there is adequate
Eunding mr ailablek toe nstall the dry lighting. Mayor
Lovestrandv said he thought the Commission, at a peior meeting,
that there additional light that discussed.
Commrssion agreed athat the street lights be rnstalled as per the
funding in this year's budget for landscaping Df any medians,
42'1 already ing sidered for beautification, ing
volunteers and donations. co $104,ODD w already
taken in Uis year's budget. R state funding, and future plans for
15. FIRST READING, 0 11"18, AMENDING TH£ F/Y 93/94
BUDGET, YRDV'S'D ING FOR BUDGET TRANSFERS.
Mr. Taylor read Ordinance No. 9a-11~s be trtle only.
explained that the budget amendment was required as
funding ufor fluoridation was recerved.
Motion by C by C Miller,
that Ordinance N cepted on first rm sing a that a
public hearing be scheduled for February Z, 1994. Carried by
READING, -
RDEPARTMENT. (d)
RESPONSI BILITIES.~ P THE CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT To ACT AS
THE CITY E TRACFIC ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT.
Taylor read by title only. aitl this ordinance
brings back s mething that w abDlisheda and n s the Police
Department and Police Chref to be rn charge of traffic engineering
ordinance with Chief M nni nq, ief has a ked t t his
with the language i sh (c)(a) and (f)sbe brought t
e has casrkea that all the approvals not be
subjectrto thet Ci tyr Administrator and/Or City Commisston.
After discussion, the agzeed that the Oed finance be
ended as follows: endmsection (c), first sentence by deleting
the words "city Admin mstrator ana/or". n (a), f
e by changing the word empowered end uthorized'•tand
deleting the following phrase object t approval o ity
Administrator and/Dr ity C end 5 n (ff hef irs<
, by deletingC the phrase 3 subject to the capproval of the
CityeAdministrator and/or City Commission and by changing the word
are' to rs .
Motion by C r Miller, s a by C r Benson, to
end OrdinancesNO~n90-11]9 and t cept OxdinanceoN
eading a ended antl that a public hearing b scheduled9for
February ], 994. Carried by unanimous roll call vote.
16. RESOLUTION NO. 94-]41, APPROVING AND ACCEPTING TtiF. SEMINOLF.
COUNTY t1UMANE SOLI LTY ANIMAL CRUELTY INVESTIGATORS.
Taylor read R solution N - i by title only.
explained that the r solution n individualsMa mal
abuse i tigators, ethereby a fist ing law enforcement officers in
mattern of inhumane treatment of animals.
Mayoe Lovestra nd a hey w e qiv eetain police powers and
Mr. Forman eeplieds the tl they a under State Statute given certain
powers to i estigate and make out reports and if they s abuse,
to request a istance from the police. Said that after an arrest
they ao become part of any prosecution.
Taylor said initially he w a little c a but understands
that this type r solution has sheen passed no val basis and
aid he spoke t the 5 iety who advised that
their m n function hi Oef Dllow-up o mat placement a
take s a question neighbors and if nit hooks
l ikesa olaw has besot violated they then turn it over to [he Police
expla.i ned that he w e founders of the H
Societyma nd explained the difference betty en Animal Control and the
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iety saying the s iety w eep ine a mars
a Liveefor ca longer period of time in oeder of ortl them to be adopted.
e different functions oY Anrmal Control and Humane Socrety were
aisOeaaea.
mayor L ana spoke in defense of the s ety. aid this i
efeort c supplement t my ana ine m n is t
that the a heyh give out for aaoptione are taken care sofe
Said they have nott been a problem in the past.
Mi. Taylor said the r solution could be redrafted to limit t
powers to what they a wally doing v the powers grantedeto
them by Statute if the eCOmmtission wished s
explained that if the 5 ety i t given authority by
the m cipality, and there are abuse case ,nthey cannot come rnto
the city.
Motion by commissioner vacca, seconae by Deputy Mayor Sargent that
RESOLUTION NO. 94-7 , 1TABLISHING AN EgUI TY ETOUY Co
Mr. Taylor read by title only.
n by C r Benson, s onded by C Miller,
that Resolutions NO o94-742, establishing an Eguity Study Committee
Mayor Lovestea nd a ked that the appointments be deferred to next
eetinq a that inventory sheets be filled out and presented at
that t>me.
Motion by Commissioner Miller, ontinue the meeting for SO
notes a five minute breakc commencing now. Carried
unanimouslyth
The Commission recessed from 10.00 PM to lo. o] PM.
RESOLUTION NO. ECLARING SPECIAL ASS ESIMENTS FOA
PAVING OF A PORTION OF 5. OAK STREET
Taylor read by t only, expla i.ned the special
Dads to b rimproved. aid they have b
Ompletetltana enow the c• y 1s assessing the property owners 40&eof
the cost.
~ n by C onded by C Miller, t
Reso lotion No. 99l'1SSY declaring special assessments rfor pavinghof
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a portion of S. Oak Street, be adopted. Carried by unanimous roll
call vote.
Motion Dy C ona ed by C Miller, that
Resolu<ion N m3941~36 declaringcspecial a sefor the paving
of a portion of Reeder Avenue, be adopted sesCarriea by unanimous
roll call vote.
that R solution N - declaring special a ents for the
pavingeof Second Pla e4, be'adopted. Carried by unanimous Boll call
payments and Quid be paid
approximately years,a being the first quarterly
payment for thi sW year Yen ted that tlhe City Administrator's budget
43% expended due t othe payment of the s e pay and a
as}ostment wo»la nave to be. made; said the Limieean nevenue eona,~
ended the F e Director and nis Departmenh for
i~yreorwa~a mwitn ene o repora, oonsiaerinq the year end
report is a special type of report.
mmissioner Miller said he thought the audit report was also
outstanding and commended Mr. McNutt.
A. CONFIRM APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTOR OF PLANNING S ZONING.
happy t that he w
the s rof nSOhnsM ock asp the n each ofd the tPlanning
Department es aid M 6rock rw s nixed a aey of $32,SO0
and asked t approval. t acid rh isa experience a
cation indicate mhim lto be a fine s antl that he has the
bility to bring the City into the 9o s and 3a lso work on the City's
revitalization plan.
Motion by c onaea by c Millar to
m the appointment o SohnsD ock to the positioned or
ofnPlanning and Zoning. Carried by unanimous roll callfvote.
a you all know Sandra Lomax a ector of Parks and
atidn and t n this item w s pla ea o agenda w
duert the fact that back i July o e became Heaa of
the Department, t o formal r cognitionr, but a
cept Mr. McFellini's r endat ion during budget work ns
Mr. Korman asked that thecCOmm iss ion t appoint Ms. Lomax formally,
Lomax and was in favor of the appointment
Mayor Ldvestrana reported t Representative c and
Representative Starks had agreeat to be present at the Town Ha11
meeting.
it was the consensu., of the Commission that the regular Commission
by c by c mmissioner v e to
them etinq an additional i5 minutes. Carried by unanrmous
aid at the Lake Mary m ing,
volunteered Longwood to host the T unty m Lngiin Novembexnbut
when the schedule c Dogwood w scheduled to host i
aid this i t budgeted for Ch is year and said he spoke
with Bi11 Breeezea,G Exec. Dieector of Tri-County, who said there
o problem t reschedule to 1995. The Commission agreed
touresbchedule to 1995
. Korman referred to the letter which he had sent t the C my
regarding F iry Lake C na 1. aid he w expecting a letter anduthe
nutes from Che C unty aPPr owing the City's p sal and
explained That t ity and County will have oto enter into an
~ interlocal agree: entc
23. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT.
A. TEMPORARY ETR[ICTORE - STANDARD BUILDING CODE.
Mr. Taylor rePOrted that temporary structures a allowed to be o
skias, f properly anohorea and that the Eoilaing inspector has
peen so ~aawisea.
spoke t and advised of what had
nspired and that i s legal. G asked why Mr.
s did not m e the building andMM replied that Me.
Goens said he ca n~'t because it would obstru~tmhis view o£ the lake
agreed that Mr. Goens had been given viable options and if De chose
B. Mr. Taylor said at the first reading of Ordinance No. 94-
11>1, a portion of the ord i.nance w s tabled and r aed i
cleaned up a taken f eom the table and that those oexhibits that
were tabled be denied in order to be started anew in the Luture.
Motion by C Dndea by C Mi11ez, that
the portionm of sthee proposeds Ordinance N - previously
e brought up on the table, carried by9unanimous roll call
voteed
Motion by C onded by C r Miller, that
the portionm Df sthee proposeds Ordinance N 4111]1, previously
tabled, be denied. Carried by unanimous roll call vote.
24. MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS AF.PORTS.
T 41.
aid she ishea thank the staff £or
angingneandHa host i.ng the ing~ anked the City
Aamin.i steator foe impeovi ng the LfrODntee o City Hall and
ing the complaint about the trash problem at Township Plaza
whichthas been resolved.
r Benson thanked the Police Department for taking c
ofm then traffic problems o Dogwood Hills Road and L e Emma as
well a Chuzch Aven noting that many traffic citations were
STRICT k2
No report. DI
TRICT k3.
ked that DM Lynette D imbursed her a s fees for
the injustice a aid she w s brought befoee theDC and
charged with o s that she w not guilty of, o
empt r ether f he Codess Enforcement Boards Gaia the
charges were grounalesr
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Motion by C Miller that we have a of the
~~ n toma <no:"ize e ney to prepare a orai~ance, i
~enlunction wi ttor City s Administrator ~aefense mburse Lynette
nrs for her ah ney fee spent on her
asked if it w mal procedure when charges
aremdroppedrthat sattorney's fees be awarded.
Taylor responded that Statute 5 says if there
justiciable is su there could be an award of reasonable attorneyns
fees.
Miller s there w e people who w trying to
torwardianpolitical agenda and thee charges were groundless.
r Benson indicated c that the Commission may not
Commissione onceen
have That domain and it would set a precedent.
by c onded by C Miller t
askithe Attorney t orkVwith the City A rat or oto aea up the
ordinance needed to discuss the issue aatm that time.
Motion by C Miller, s onded by C
entl the meeting to 11.00 PM. P Caeried by ounan rolls call
vote.
Mayor Lo estrand asked the Attorney's for his opinion, in this
ifv the City would be justified in reimbursing her.
~ Taylor said he would prefer to r rch t e question but said the
Bally ompromising potential claim
alternative would be [o go t aIt w ted that the fees
anted to 5500.00. sibility of the insurance carrier covering
the payment was mentio~ea.
Motion carried by unanimous Boll call vote.
oISTHI CI' Fa.
No report.
oISmai c't' #s.
Mayor Lovestrand referred to he had previously
distributed t the C With respect to a ending the Arbor
ordinance he said the application and permitting procedure to apply
foc a Arbor permit is burdensome t the homeowners, a asked t
staf fnbe authorized to draft an ordinance adding the phraase "except
owner o copied homesteads".
Motion b anted by C to
ask the CitymAttorneyrt wethe A finance and change it
to state "excep ownee occupied homesteadsord
Mr. K suggested that instead of taking it out carte blanche
/` that w eetain the language that would continue to keep specimen
teees.e
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Motion carried by unanvmous roll call vote.
Mayoz L estrand referred to h regarding the w er/sewer
system. owHe said the Administrator ehas already begun talking to
do a financial feasibility study on the City's sewer system.
It w s the c of t n that the City Administrator
negotiate with [heat auditingmcompanies t what i
ost to do a finan ial feasibility study on the water and sewer
syatem.
raldv,e o. ~ mbr~~
city'Clerk