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CCMtg02-24-92SMMinL BBIDN oN ~aR~ARY y F oR9°z ~! 2 , Present. Mayor Adrienne P rry Deputy Mayor R Anderson Clanci K ith and red e arit rry, City Administrator raiai~e oe zambri, city clarx Becky Vo ity Attorney i. Mayor Perry called a special Meeting to order at 7.DO P.M. ent of silent meditation was followed by the Pledge of All egAiance to the Flag. 3. RF.s IDENTIAL SOLID WASTE CONTRACT. Mayor P rry a ced that there w ery long i the agenda with r made and ea othat t making c entse or prese nt ing dinformation othat sh already been presentedma that any d s be sherexplaired that therei WS tt major pdarties i volved rin The discussion, IWS and the City,e and sand she r''I is not anticipate nearing from the public tonight. wed a Tom Daly t n Terry, dated February w2 ted the 1 espouse t rry's February Cl 2t letter, sthen referenced page eof M Da ly's letter Santl r wed I ethrough 5 (Letter of February s hereby ra achedmsa nd made park of the d.) 2 Dponscompletion of r ing of M Daly's leer, M Daly w nee a term rsneet co fwrcner the ongoingarelation sh ip betweeni than City a e past s years. Daly distributed the t aidel s prepared t make this o a (Term s s hedreby a ned aw aepartho the dr ord)ote The C ssed from >.zD npM mto 7.25 PM to read the. proposal ji st irecerved ce and referenced M Da 1y's letter and said the r t prompted by I request forts acid i[ ep Yiorno s f=Wea eferen eq ost o an cha usrnee lee wlanof ssf t ~lbl oserr ocatione and said tae kcena ba olio ual changesse dndtc fodoinglb s beoause o the negotiations h e prompted by the yard tra sh orequirements. aid although ethey knee s ething w ing when t adopted, they did n t know what5 Hemsaid with th el operationa is requirements of the segregated t ash, asks have to make different trips u ing different v and said the fees a e less ethaya UemS Hole dump s and a nsfez s open o Hwyt which will be closer, which 1 ation tw r provided t the City by IWS. Mz. Jones said they w asking for $10.85 per onth and the CPI i e that Chey have been e r the past t o years a ing r be honoreyteffe Civeo at the anniversary aa<e ox ineec niracc. ith questioned why i s difficult to upmwith ithe rf figures requested by theS City Administrator a what the c r pickup a s level o s for the previous yeaz. Mr. o.I aid he i erpreteditherquestion t the city ted c s for sp ickup and Level of s e prior t and aid i s difficu lT t emble all the ii eeded for night's m ing w ing day's n ether s thought they w at was an extraordinaay rate increase under the 90 day Ordinancyh ith s believed w negotiating a fair priceCOmml able t irequest this information, aid she did n swhere i o difficult t omp ile such Sinformation e believed aft sw na ble to request when IWS w ing iP d he agreed the city w it led toar t process w s gone ough f the $10.85 if figure rand s sthe ti whether a e from t s justif iedld ith asked haw IWS c up with the 8 ents i agreement if the City would e Hale - but i.f the City woulate end, they could w the a period of time. Mr. Jones s d TW$ m a business echat they could absorb those costs with the additional provisions requested. and said i the latest proposal, keeping e 4~o ei9uze., ena s s }net t April 1 is proposing to increase rates by two years of CPI, about 9521/485 s ideration the m ia1 presentee a hop a he t should look a the last proposal i<y i atfairti tsg ra nt a of rho be thfor three yea rse suggested going ba cke t. etM1e old c with the t increases, and go out to bid a ye r from Aprilt 1992. In response Anaerson, m Wilson Baia about zzs of the total. unt of zsolid waste picked up the itl is yard trash. ~'~ aid t igation to get the ~ veryzbestnpricel they can when mthis rcontractn is up. and asked if IWS would c Sider a cepting all of tneser points,v e cept f e year e tegral partta hey c - cally justify tni alevel zof s rvice at 510.85 absent a of the contract. mayor P rryes ou la agree w ho goinqua ong i[h [he 3 years, but n if thedCity i t getting a eak,land aid she thought w et locking i and n Ibrfor this year only. arl said hee likedtthe original agreement and w omf ortable with that b aid he did believe Ordinance 9981, athe Commeecial Fzanchise, should be consldezed now. ana Baia mere w s for ingmtos go a ity h tegone a and I ttheztlC ity to go t ithout to bid hand nt tigate5 nts lan Springse franchise. Heh said that lw owhy he w against e end ing ca dzhe believed the people w tees benefit of sa open b Keith said she would betin favor of goingnout to bid a other enanof this contract. r Pearl said he believed the r siaents - - suggested palling the citizens. Mayor P rry said that w suggested by the City A rator but ne n ved l the goa ahead. Dept ty co yoerc nderso vasion WS if they awouldah e a prWblem p ing h mm ia1 pr out of the proppsal and ~' mr. 'lson sa is ves e peputy mayor Anaerson ea is c arl naa a cellent point, a the 1- - engoing t e prob- lems t e bargainednf peputy Mayor Anaerson am that tnenC cept t t proposal presenteda by I and to give them the zC which i eady built i itn the extension. Mayor Perry passedP the gavel antl seconded the motion. arl not nave problem ith ingz the r sia ent is lsa but htlida h a problem extending wthe e 9981. ith said s omfortable withnthis, and s zoppos ea to the e she believes i ordinary i and believes they ~d iasknow d aian'tt feel they rcould n zilyehold the City to it. she s e find They a my up w ing up ww o year c nplusoa three yearhe ea plusba e fortdumping fees. PMayor P rry s n IWS ucka picking up a t did require ee effo is due t the separation requirements laa hey d d have torpull o and e wanted to be fair but she was not happy with the whole thingsh aiscussipn regarding w nropowere tetlr by n ed[he n greed ~' ac p b e. commissioner Pearls suggestetl ex[ena inge the 90 day otner 3o aays, saying ne a r aping t e proposal~d aye O a r h r n n .~1 I S to aid he favored going back t Ordinance #9]S and a ing by that, providing them with their C April d m d letting them appeal t the C n for ordinary s they have n C Yet justifiedlit, and go withal - r nd open brdding. Commrs sr ~~er Anderson wrthdrew his n by C arl t end Ortli na nce N #1D60 and o for a other 1 days, to give the City a the a endment theretol n opportunity to poll the c o find o hey would like urther, he sa id,t e legal opinions b ought a what M and hsaid~a rwhether [he City c O the 2-1-1 L O the City have t modify the c onded by C intl. by aO threett tr e mm Depuey Mayor with arl voting Oaten and CMayors Perry andv Commissioner Keithsvoting nay. The Commission recessed from 8.2o P.M. to B.15 P.M. 4. MAS F.WATER P TERICHARD K Tern yA zD ked NrR Kornb luh andEM Tiblier t make their Cresentation. ornblvh began by wi 1g wastewater logy which cr red the period f ary through May nO r ~1 Tiblier then referenced his letter dated J ary 3 1989 resented a plan w ich w s formulated t aaddress those wherein he p sidential properties that have not paid for and/or c ected o n by the the ity~s Tiblier red questions to with regard t Mthe listing of scustomers atta chew rO . rnbluh then eviewed the vtline T~blier ary 3 0 (which i eby a hed a anpa rt of their rd).19 s discussianO with regard to Items II.A nd commrssian d d [ ti f th 2 . . respon e o ques ons o e ong objections t antlatory sident~i alsi Lotvookvpsd ands alsoi ted ample of how oku s sed hartlsh i s o ial ro ert o d t h p p p p p y a n a o orY Mayoe P rry spoke ~n favor of b ial ial antlatory ing tal 1 went sCOm issioner P arl rz sed e tal c with v n m of septic tanks n iblier's m adryt2 1992vw and loan schedules (one, of iveaantl tenv year schedules)s were id is cuss ed. There was discussion as to Projects 91/92 through 95/96. 1 Depaty Mayor Anaerson n eea tnac M ooa w s present ana Baia ne pnaerstooa he naa atproblem. Mr. Tibltier statea that Mr. ooa and M Gentler a eady to gD o the system but find that having to pay therup bfront money, in advance of hooking up, s very rnbluh read the s ary R ary 2 2 letter. Deputy Mayor Anderson rsaid b sed Dnn the presentation19t Quid be to change the policy b ory s wnicn wouila require a eitesaid sneecoula s e tamiliesdcovldsbe hardrpressed having to pay $9o a montnhsewero bill, but said she was, however, amatory for c ial and that the c ial base be expanded one stage at a ti R 42"1 being the most important area at this Administrator and City Clerk deaft a rainance for f ing ing requiring mandatory hookups for rr silences. Mayors rry passed the gavel Commission dis ss ed the actmendt ofcoa dmand toryo requirement ' t having au procedure and payment schedule in place. Motion r bytC arl, s d by c r Keith t end the eeting~.ss ied by four nt iths Mayor Perry t Deputy Mayor Anderson, and Pearl voting aye and commissioner Lovestra nd voting nay th arl asked if a Quin be written t C show st o provide ing t stforh payment of the fees omm aid she could taforth the minten[ion in the "wnerea s" clauses and that a fDllow- up ordinance cou la be p payment o Quid n t be a undue. hardshipv isi eputy Mayor Anaerson a e~aeat cne motion r acieae tnat a follow-ap ordinanee e prepared t uld oh e provisions P r payment o the undue ha zdship. endment died byre four t roll call v ithaMayor P rry, Depute Mayor Anderson, C eith amiC issroner Pearl voting aye and Commissioner Lovestrana voting naymm' ender asked t _ eea of financing his s imspact f Deput}'s Mayo-hAnd erson the st egal a ing and suggest.ea the 1City Aamin~strat ~~ ~'it SnE ineer~ o who e given direction to talk t u ankd so ,f this as i e sa a it ne eiec no 1 /1 ancreaselxy easena~apalso assiq ct in snoula e,e n a Dmm.ss,o~ ne e businesses, ie cnesc dopt a ordinance a out ageeeable t Motion by Deputy Mayor Anderson, ondea rby C ity Administrator b o proceed no ingas impact tees for n - sitle n<ial do beginningnl sly ied ny a vote. Mayor P rryr suggest ed t sets ork s orki ng on the r sitlent ~al lsewer payment procedures. tNOCdatenwas set at this times Mayor P rry s ing a of calls from her office a or <nehcicvexaiina~a nae a ~la<ea a < Slo.oo ortn of phoneonbills that s esponsible for. bSne asked should submit these to the City for r rryesaiaehe would look into whether the City's ecreait scam could be used. Ms. advised that with regard t law s filed against Lt os COnen, s filed t enjoin the City a enda nt, aid a mshe of representing L ntly rtford RFaefena inq Lt. Conen the regularn claierrit dry x ity. aid bne m riled la ceweex na~a m c oe :n sp rasa to i o says. sne said she would r hey a a firm tnat i familiar w h handl ingetnietype ofas erne saidesne did inquire o be s erthey had n onf lict a aid they would charge Sloo per cal government work na hey b red toofile the appropriate plenai.ngssonrbeFaifno its Motion by C by Deputy Mayor tAnaerson that the firm mof Euba nks ebe lretarned ed Carried by unanimous ro 11 Mayor Peeey said she had e ved a letter from S racy, former press retary to President Reagan, ith regardB to luncheon and asked if any of the C op ld a end a luncheon. She said s ed minformatioewith regard to this luncheon to each Commissioner. There ber g o further business t e JJm//eeting adjourned at io.36 Mayor, City of Longwoo ~, Florida TTI~ / 'r ity Clerk