CCMtg11-02-92MinPresent. Deputy Mayor Rex A
r Paul L and
r Fred P ar It
ssAloMCFellin, City Administrator
rald ine D ambri, City Clerk
Becky vo ity Attorney
Deputy Mayor Anderson called a regular meeting to order at
ent of s meditation w s followed by the Pledge of
Allegiance to the United States Flag a
3. HOARD/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS:
A. AEQUEBT ENDORSEMENT O OP LOCAL G
(CALNO'B) R NDATION TMATCCOMMISBIONER CINDY I(AEHLER
YOR BETTYE D. 5 H aE APPOINTED TO BEMINOLE COUNTY
E%PRESSWAY ALITHORZTY.
Mot ieon by C estrand, se ded by Comm sio r
arl t ndorse C elation thatoMayor Hettye Smith and
indyL Raeh ler ob eappointed t the 5 nole County
Expressway Authority. Carried by unanrmous vorce vote.
e. DISTRICT #2 APPOINTMENT TO LAND PLANNING AGENCY
Motion by arl, onded by
and that M Ted Dickelmaneb appointed t and Planning
Agency District p2. aid the tmember c ently
ing said he did n ishstonbe reappointed unless there w
velse interested in the position. Motion carried by unanrmous
4. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION.
impson spoke i opposition t abolishing the City
PolicerDeparOtment and reatl a erpts from a report he had presented
o the Cost Analysis T report gave statistical
regard tokpolice depa tments, which a eading
portionsr of wthe report, impson recommended thateC ty not
abolrsh its police department.R
C. NTRACT FOR STREET RESURFACING -ORLANDO PAVING
COMPANYF C
arl asked Dow much m e the City would Dave to
expend with sregard Pto Item XD. Mx. McFellin said he believed this
should be it and s of $20,000 that the City is
asking OER to warve and tsaid he thought the City would prevail.
and asked that made by
arl where he s believed thes Drickepavinq a
othe H istrict dbeeadded under Item #6, M dof
Octobetl r Pearl said he does not rr ember
making the statementC,o but sails he did believe the brick street i
attractive addition and s d M1e had no problem with the states
ent being reflected. Deputy Mayox A n questioned the w
ial" o ird page, 4th paragraphso and a ked i should
berc larif iedn t Fell in said it could De restated t say 'that
which r not a aeterial'. Deputy Mayor Anderson asked that
the words "by thiCity Attorney" be rnsexted rn the first paragraph
Motion by Commissioner L by C
Pearl that the Consent Agenda~vwiti the additions/changes sto the
Minutes be approved. Motron carried by u ous roll call vote.
Mayor Anderson opened the public hears ng. No o e peesent spoke i
favor o opposition. Motion by C arl, s by
Lovestrand to close therspublic hearing ec Motron
carriedrbyeunanrmous vorce vote.
Motion by Commissioner Pearl, seconded by Commissioner
ND/CAVONE WASTEWATER DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE ANO HOOX UP FEE
Motion by Pearl, led by
Commrss3oneY sewn Commissioner
and t approve the wastewater D velopment Assistance and
Hook sUp Fee Agreement with Land/Cavone. e
Deputy Mayor Anderson questioned why the Land agreement w
agreement w nths.
aids[ nd he agreements differed w the a -
She Saida Lannd s ted paying va
tober ha had n t yet begun to pay.
as to whether the agree ent should be changed and Ms. Vose saidsshe
Quid change it if tRe C o desired. Deputy Mayor
Anderson said De just wanted to bees sit w s done c ectly.
Vose said they were done in accordance with what Ue property
Motion by by
Lovestrand, approvesither envelopment
Assistance Rook up Fee Agreement carried by tunanimous roli call
ITION TO VACATE EASEMENT. R£4UEST£D BY: L.W. CARROLL, .TR.
LOCATION. TRACT A, LoNGwooO squARE.
Wells explained that the o requesting the v
of a drainage e ent located on Diseproperty and that a dupiexii
located within the e aid all u ity companies have
been contacted and haveen objection and therefore staff r ends
the e ent a requested b ted. roll s tedcanotRez
dra nagem till r n the property and are asking to
vacate theaduplicated drainageseasement.
Motion by C and, s onded Dy C mmissioner
Pearl, to approve then petitionotosV cats the a ent a requested
by L roll, located on Tract A, Longwood mSquare. Mo<ion
carried bt unanimous roll call vote.
FIRST READING, O AMENDING F/Y 91-92
BUDGET, PROVIDING FOR BUDGET ADSUSTMENTS?
ead ordinance N by title only.
Fellin Vaid r housekeeping 12
Lovestrand asked chow athis ordinance sthe CRarter ss
Fellin said they are encumbrances that came due after the end of
tt~e year.
Motion by arl, by
Lovestrand, that Ordinance N 92e 1112 b cepted o rstireading
and that a public Dearing b heduled afor November 1 1992.
Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote.
ORDINANCE N AMENDING F/Y 92-93
BUDGET RPROVIDING FOR BUDGET AD,IOSTMENTS.
ead Ordinance N 92 -i11G by title only. Mr.
McFellin saoid he was not quite sure why this was needed.
and asked why i.t ted
Improvementsio Lthan< uild ings, ing oughts pother
tegory going und. Fellinh
specificallys outlinedt~n Ue Capital Improvements Progdrami to be
spent bvt w s listed under o category. He said he did n t know
why it couldn't have been paidao Repair and Replacement in the
r Division r than v s being t nsferred t There
sad iscussion a rwhether St s ou ld b introduced o
The City Attorney s ould be a ended as the public hearingaa
there w changes to the title. Commissioner Lovestrand said he
would rather have ii done properly the first time but would go
wrth th appropriate change, and that a public hearing be scheduled
eellin referenced M isler's m ith regard to
licensingM of administrative offices. He aides order to
accomplish what the commission wanted, which was to be able to only
that a ordinance b rafted, econded by Commrssioner Lovestrand.
Motionn carried by vorce vote. 5
r. McFellin reported that the City did prevail at the meeting
rn Tallahassee and hoped to have the landf inclosed in six months,
ail asked the City A ney the s of t
injunctionssiMSeYVOSe said the injanctionti a permanentvo and
s filed against the temporary ordinance. s She said i£ the city
Commrssron wished to proceed further she would suggest that a
the City accept the judge's opinion and not contrnue fighting it.
arl made a ent with regard to the a
takencbymthe 3City to prohibit t topping of school buses o
ial roads. aid the press slammed the City far a "knee
jerk" r but wanted the C and the citizens to know
athe oCi ty h action they did, School
and rwovld n ealtt with the i aid hehtlid n
be lieve hi dry t act a permanent o
dshe agreednw arlai
thatit takenn guts the proper results abut ad id nnot believe
the City needed to go any further.
e Lovestrand said [here w a budget c and a
cutbackmin sforce, and asked the City Atlministrator if the employees
affected by the cutback had been forwarded a notvice of the layoff
school b s pickups and said the sentvment across the County is with
Deputy Mayor Anderson asked the of the ity's
Fellin said t e health insurance w
thews ompanyc at n cost and the City was still
negotiating the general liab ~l ity.rn
Deputy Mayoe Anderson said there is a gentleman in the City
night, a oclamation cow la b repared and r ady t e delivered
by the 14th ~ The Commission agreed. Deputy Mayor Anderson also
raged friends of Mr. Myers to stop by - saying it would be
greatly appreciated.
15. There being no further business the Commission adjourned at
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