CCMtg06-15-92MinFRESEN'f: MAYOR ADRIENNE PERRY
Mw ISSIONFR PAUL LOVEETRAND
COMMISSIONER FRED PEARL
CITY ADMINISTRATOR
RESENT. COMMISSIONER cLANC2 KEITH
1. Mayor Perry called a regular meeting to ordee at 7:05 P.M.
silent m s followed by the Pledge of
Alleyiance eto the unrted states Flag z
]. PROCLAMATIONS
A) oclamation - 50TH WEDDING
N ETTE M. M SOproclaiming Satur y,
JuneV Z'SAR992 NAN ETTE 6 HAROLD IAY ERS DAY.
Mayor P rry presented the Proclamation to Mr. S Mrs. Myers and
y atwlatea roam.
B. F JUNE 1
C. NU£QUIPMENT - pECLARF, A UNIT
DECLARE SURPLUS NITROUS O%IDE
v ATA SCOPE CARDIAC MO
of D NITOR.
o. FIVE (5) ttAWASAKI MOTORCYCLES EY
CLOSED EIO PROCESS.
n by C and, and ed by Mayor P rry,
o Agendao be approved as submitted. Carried eby a
unanimous roll ncall vote.
5. PIiBLIC PARTICIPATION
6. NG/A EANOON2NG P
FINTERSECTION WITH C.R. M42'lo 10vETHE
RAILROAD~RIGHT-OF-WAY.
ells, i[y Planner, referred T.o the a Palmetto
between the rail[0ad t and C. R, where rt my w
planning develop rth and CO uth of
Palmetto. iHe said after ehe County od id psome ~ cor g n the jab
they realiaea tnev eoola a nev ana p
ity w ~n io~ao
x~e~~era~apallow e arye tr e„tion p nelmezne
benefit being thatnthetponds would n t be a eep and therefore,
ould not have <o be fenced with chain link and b bed w inq
the entry way into the City from C uch m Dttraccive
He s e fe cing a
of etha f. a d for a tof DpproximateLy 540,000 which rwouldnbe
ved if cn s a taken. explained, when staff r wed
request they ~t ought i ary to provide ~s
pavea a Palmetto f the b d property
along Pa lmetltto is £tney inlcia lly r ended stoat Longwood
e be paved from Palmetto t Churchec about a also
aed oleander be pavea b Pa imetto 5 enu~~h, providing
of ins a tc~,~ren A wnren crosses c. a.
az, ~~a ora~gonn~enae whi n Drosses c. a. an.
wells sa is the c ncy looked a the ~ ~ol~ea which
s quite substantial, SIOa~,00o, a a large part of the cost
vitiated by t naq emene u
as ter is for retenti ont pond sn's ether alanaM COSt estimated is
$16],000, engineering e [ $]], OOU a
$11 o£fm setdt.i ng £ ou ltl b n the C ntyas
ingsU of MroughlysS40, 000, the C unty rc n do c at
approximately a third o£ t a private c -
pany, Longwood c uld possiblycdotsome of the eng ineeringlosaving
approximately $]O,ooO.
Wells said after h and M Mc Fe llin d e fact
i~t is quite a of m hey t called t my t
askih hey c uld be iP onlyn Longwood A sCdone and
eatl o requiring as urban sect i.on with curb ana gutter to look
tal s which w e paved rigF[-of-way a
tlependent upon a lotto
factors a aryl the tt Cal s of just paving Longwood
up nto 1Palmetto from c n 5v o-5150,000,
ing t my s ingscf or of endc ing busty doing engineering
or. count yadoingh the construction.
ked for a s from the c and if they
ch inkMt ss desirable to Dosas~far a appearance and safety he
ould gotback co the C n[y a k possibly w
ctl yndtho numbers w aidljust
tplanninga purposesth those numbers ucould be t1r deer off
t $10 and spread o r five years, which i
y nave to do ~he p ing w lof
$]O,o00 a year, aid cM abn kdv Pelt and Me Bob eB wn are
here from Sem anoleeCOUn y g, eer ng U answe q stlons.
Fellin said o of the m the a stnetics
my i oak
ent.ih aitl if there to ep~fendcesCa Dods n
Palmetto A hey h ncy [ eeds a mulate
around them ana it ,s not gong oebe as beaut eful as a ntc p tl
witnout fences and kept in accent shape with m ing from time T
time. Mayor P rry said speaking of a sehet ics, oif w inq t
n[y to put t n pondseo
nclusion o ind o Dsnou ld be put i ne plan n
fw t11 1 true lake and we won t have
stagnant water satiing loo C.R. 42"1.
Wells sa is if v t bottom pond he believed the
ntyrwould nave no problem withe the fountain, but it would be
just a of who pays a d how much. In response to Mayor
rry, M wells s e had spoken with t my a d landscaping
the medran on C.R. 42"1 will be one of the it Cf first projects.
out inued a espouse t
umberd rbenef it will mbess ucnPo
attractive appearance in That a r Lovestrand said
he would lrke to hear from the CountyCa nd rPromntne crtrzens.
Pelt, from Seminole C my e ing, explained t
p la nsMtheyac emplated r ing ew
Dogwood d rn beautif ica tri on pla nzr andtsaia
my 6 llyo approa ched rthe City to help them from the
point oof aesthet res.
dalino, M Elgin, M ockstetter,
wayneMMiller' R eckon, B aignt, M arl fine nL
rill Schr imsner and Seff C ant spoke i opposition T ing
Palmetto A citing dangeeo s traffic hazartls be.i ng c
wen as aa~ger¢eD paaeetriaDe and DnilareD, ana rnDreaeea t~acfi~
rn a resrdent ial area.
TD los suggested the City protect i iih
regard4t MtnenC 1 project. Mr. 8. D imPsonts ithenC my
esponsi ble foe m ntenance of the ponds antl should be held to
that eesponsibility,al
and T.iblier s eak ing for o against
Febui s my they h appointed a
se Taax F ana
~~ei~g f oaa a9 of e~ca io ei E,~aiiy z ing w
cue impact of rs Dty r e aid
a¢n of ene~DOSe i tea he :riync of way
a~y~isixai ~~a<nacDwna~ cney qo c hey buy t tat
right-of-way for a x lane s volume of capacity
de
ould ba e d w uchro ah pertod of t and n¢
ntyx ise real ly t m the D endations
ananh of the c uz aid v erf or ei„3Srec
Pearl¢saia o of the C ky C rn
public that ,f nD CD,~1a <wely¢ lane the roan anD wDDld ado tec
Mayor P rry sa is sna aamiiiea inac ene w ininxi nq i
esthettes a toff c Ci pace t amber
of people who objected anambc l.i evesnit neeasttD be stuaieahfurther.
Sn response C mayor Perry, M Wells said all the background
hev gau,erea w sraisuib~tea ana s
d know rwhat t end until t ublic H aidf whadt
staff suggested w felt i appropriate t close the
ing, oleanaersa ongwood A should be paved.o Wells
a~dspub Sic input, r aid,
for the i oid, M Clauden Dun anc cal leds h aid h hatl n
objection [o the closing of Palmetto if LongwooanAVenue was paved.
Motion by Commrssroner Lovestrand, seconded by commissioner
true only.
p king in opposition:
ings you a h property t
cu piean th enn th ¢re wo„la n t he e sepe ra to f any
property t Cis o my t ecords would ref lecil whether or
not rt rs li mproved or un~mprovedx r
regard i ell
pla Ytea lots oof cr ora b ingdc argeant lty
program i inge, and said he rs inaoppos.it ion to Ph ea way
the ortl inana es is written.
T.i.blier sa is he will address M impson's i Che
e feet b the u t for the v t prupertys ana ns
sa ba sed o mllot s ing s
bu[ith ey had ae to coined that t y Dula consHi aerLall pla tteaalots
nit - .05 per m r $6~3o s - liy f i piat-
tetl r sidentia 111ots s ouLtl have o tegory of or sidential
1ots.e If the property of 0np latt ea - teproperty,
then they would divide it rn terms of requivalent unrts.
Tiblier c the $3.29 they a arging for
- tigated, - sproperty
e dri ding rt s fee sch edulecon aid they v
askedcTO bringwihe mitigatedFS the
- eigatea s up S.z9,e5 ing
against t is inv the r silent ial becaus eom sidential
tigated and rd id n class d nction withtn
residential whether mrt igated or not m tigatea.15 The legal test
depend o a driving force of n ing s any aolla es. Commissioner
Lowest ea nd said he disagrees with Mr. Simpson on the 8500 feet.
and t close the Public Nearing. Motion carried by a
unanimous roll call vote.
by er1, onaed by
andn that Ord i~nance nN -1085 be adopted. Motion carried
byva unanimous roll call vote.
e. ftDINANCE No. 92-1086 - AM F.N OING 2F.8ID£NTIAL
8oLI0 WASTE FRAM NI9 E.
Ms. Vose reatl Ordinance No. 92-3006 by title only.
Nadine Tolos read from a Open L of
angwood which she hatl distributed t in which ssbe
stated her opposition io tF g g rate increase.
rtha Ayden s she Fas about 2 pounds of garbage per
d had n ompiaintsdu til i e pickup w
e became poor, and garbage t ocks tl uedngoinq through the
though there a e less p o8he s id i< does not make
sense that she would be rpaying more of or less. a
e does n the ordinance b
ery u Fappy w by I tihe
people [Fey a ing ue endisagreetlN witF the
byre opinion
noritloes eFe went her speaking for him tl0 xe sard he >s unhappy witF
the 9aebage collection but does not believe it has anything to do
h the proposed o s he Ras b unhappy witR tRem for
e years, and o ned h e level of s
a ndehow c re lesslyu the t ucks a ec dri vn ng ra and i the a vbut
ou ld gladly pay t additions lr money Por the year Y g rid of
the contraci on its expiration.
ooh ey thanked the C n for v inq to let this
ontra ct goeo o bid. She spoke a to the c and particularly
aboui the total lack of respect IWS has g.i ven othi.s C and
the Longwood r silents and thinks it besC to live witRm itsfoeonly
the t left o aid when they go
eider c fullyhall t ompa nies,~all The aggreva-
othe many w ted rhours of t this garbage i
consider that price may not be the best issue. ms. Toohey saeida if
they have to pay the extra $2.00 a month •n order to get out of the
by t ity, h ing eo pay i e does, however, t
the ou ld be includedti the $2.OO. Althoughrhe
ould9 like to chavee the t ickup ea ely in the week, he said
rn~,rsaay is beceer ehan sat~ra y.
a pile of yard t ash o ange
er fords eeks ands I Othese
and also make s es theld bckso donatic ugh s
inter. night b ro and therem should be a
penalty in the Ord inancelfor sthi s~9e
eodora, 9 ondgate, sa i.d they haven t had any problems
~.xcoptisthat they w u91d Sike to go back to the two day pickup.
ne else spoke in favor or an opposition of Ordinance No.
by arl, onded by
es trandn closem the oPUblice Hearinger Motion carrieds by ea
by arl, onded
a nd,~ O~dina nee eN O. 9z-idea be adoptedy with Thursday
be gtpla ced tin the blank.
hey Rave to pay
and o~tlined ddiff event saspects hR
n bef oee c inq to his c nc lu Sion. e silk against
siy ee e15 e I suggested a their c
three years, he gave more we ightndto Raving eto spay more now and get
s beCauee cney wa n onperanea wicn ws ana the neea for
twice a week for sanitary reasons.
espouse t anti's question, M
aid then penalty EorC la tes pick i~pLOi sthat I would be notified
that they were in violation of the contract.
Mayor P rry s e for her Thinking. she said
when i s bz ought toa her a that w t gone o
d foe a umber of y and ten had the s ompany it bothered
her, but said s o Sook a a proposition.
hey would i enthe eP e by 5.89 if t ity e
and t why s ted t way s Mayo eP rry
aid she thought tit w a goodvaeal and thought t
happy w ould b the r e fors the in
years, h n[hat athere w uchaaiscontont withto
eek s made a decision formt o pick-ups a eek nc
order to qo eo t for bid, a the c who a aed t
regard i Gated they w and get t onpick ups, eMayo~r
Perryisaid SWS is entitled to the increase of 52.41.
Motion carried by a unanimous roll call vote.
9. UBLIC H 2 toe? - PROVIDING FOR A
51'ORMWATER UTI LITY OAPPEALC OARD.
Ms. Vose Bead Ordinance No. 92-IOB~ Dy title only.
0 one spoke in opposition or in favor of Ortl finance No 92-
by arl, by
andnt closed the Public Hearing. Motion carriedCUnanimously
byva roll call vote.
by c by c
ar IMO that Ordinance iN - 2 be adopteded Motion carriea
una n.tmou sly by a roll call vote.
lo. UBLIC HEAxING - ox0'f NANCE N MENDING F/Y 91/92
euoceT, PxovI DING rox c,uoceT Amus'rmee'rs. A
Ms. Vose read Ordinance No. 92-loee by title on Sy.
0 one poke in opposition pr in favor of Ordinance No. 92-
ana, ondea by c
a rlMO Cn~c Dora i~ ~ioe iN - n be aaopeea. Motien carriea
unanimously by e roll call vote.
11. REPORT oN OUTLOOK COMMITTEE - COMMISSION LIi cLANCI HEITH.
~. Icam II was aeeerrea awe to commissioner Keith s absence.
FIRST READING - AMENDING C
E£.CTION 21-61 (b) PROVIDING FOR OFFSETS FOR MONTHLY SEWER FEES.
Ms. Voss read Ordinance No. 92-1089 by title only.
motion by c and, s onded by c
that O - 9sbe a cepted o ing and
ublicd rt gobs 2s Julyn G, 1992. Motion
ed unanrmously rby a roll hcall evdote.
FIRST READING - ORDINANCE NO. 92-ia9o - AMENDING F/Y 91/92
and that a Public H ing be scheduled Eor July 6, 1992. Motron
carried by a unanrmous ro 11 call vote.
14. RESOLUTION OPPOSING RopOSEU
AEORGANIZATSON REHIP of THE ORLANDO URBAN AREA
Ms. Vose read Resolution No. 92-~02 y rt le only.
Mayor P rry explained that r ing proposed that the
umber of members o retluced sf rom 1 <he r
given w mallerP grbDUp could get <h ings9d the
better, ethe tc s had m espons ibility for majoe <ianspor-
tation and oads1e Mayoe rry the ity
government officials tcshe, and other mayoas sgoe together Land
rejected.
by and ed by
and t 2-702 be adopted. Motron ca rrred
byva unanrmous rolls ca llr~ote.
15. pTIVF.IDELEGATION W UNICAT ION
RESTRICTION SLEETWEEN ELECTED OFFICinLE AND THEIR CONSTITUENTS.
Ms. Vose Bead Resolution No. 92 -70] by title only.
by arl, by
andnthat R solar ionnN 2-70] beeadopted. Motron carried
byva unanrmous roll cull vote.
16. MONTHLY FINANCIAL REPO(i1.
red t the F ial Report,
whichM hadM be ent dis tribal ed Nto eh em, for the month ending May ]1,
the anaitor r
bond c tebe tm t by t nsferring t ti lhi ty S xf back
the G ral Fund a this has been done i eth isedocument,
and calledea sthe fourth line, tility S
wheret ttnerobudget has been revrsed from $969,o00v rto
antl said the Enterprise Fund n
tilitymS able a d because of da and
ant itv rgets a oubl etro aid they Bdia
approach the b k because staff had the e eMfeelings and t
after studyingai agreed they could a eu ldnbe
attorney fees i $.1-5,000 just i moa ify Vthe Bona es
sre w s aone. xe a call i cenarai
eana E pena icures they arm w,th,n baagezr ana~yuiaeli~eshe
una c
r-proj e~eeata aopcrimisxi cws hey cai lr snort a cea nn aia
The Stormwater Iltdility i argot and revenues are coming sin as
peed.i cted so they are on [rack.
1>. CITY ALMINISTHATOR'S REPORT.
McFellin r red the C the proposed Budget
ork M Schedule and askeammif V heyt had any
proDlemsss ith those espouse
Lovestrana'~s c aid the Capitol Program rthat
budg ete pa ckage wi 11 he discussed also.
aid tithe nc ityd Y,edule also angea
September for weanesdays oa nd ehere rs some concerns about meeting
espond ing t and, who said ne thought w
always w t back o meek t oche next Monday, M ambri aid there
onf licts w my Public H ings, t Election, the
ei 11 requirementse, the L Lay Holiday and eROSh N
ambri said September s dafor nt
ity c ings ana3 NUdget PublicmH ings. Tne
C agreed c itn regard t
sea ~ tcne dcnazcer naoisory c
daY, s
oula tr Mihis aatee uty P Mayor sAndersons
commrssroner K¢itn and the attorney before schedul Lng Tha meetinga
e. SOLUTION TO JCL LANOCLEARING/SOBOTICA
~ellin s hey V :ng the
tigation oo my o.4 otka C eid
onla exple i~ ~ o aaceann
doge a a~a me
insurance companyt has now stepped in and w~ll pay feess for prior
enaing t itv as ear a -claim
nedaonesn~fr rs pointo we let the
insueance company work with it fort as while th
aid a up relating t a law s
the Chi ty w se joined a a problem with a vey w
certain area to Longwoodbec Ehee sa id a settlement was approvedn by
Tally, the City w s joined b ity n right-of-way
property. together w veyor w o hatl done t
nal s veyr agreed that the City rshoultl sign off o this a
was just requesting to have authorrzatron for the Mayor to signs the
tified that Affordable F again atlvertisinq
using trucks with large let teringe parked in front of the business.
Mayor P rry a roars e has d take h
a nigher nl vel and r n for the 7 ongressiona lrS
th evU ong ress and said in roar capacity she would represent
sole and V She saitl she feels very comfortable
about doing to ils sa believes she c n do a good job, although i
will m that s may n sign, salting i Special
Election ni e City of Longwood, but willr let everyone know what
as ha ppen ingth
zo. Meeting aajoarnea ac s.zs P.M.
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