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Deputy MayoraR
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ambrie City Clerkdm
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i. Mayor Hardy called a regular meet g o order at ].00 P.M.
of silent meditation was followed by the Pledge of
Allegiance eto the Flag.
3. APPROVAL OF MINHTES Or SEPTEMBER ]J, 1991.
Lovesira na requested his be
ertedmi f September 2l, 1991, on Page z p ror
tos2tem R12 asefollowss o
Page following first entence of
paragraph: 2 andas ted t iot
ary, tmdesirableL and would not accomplish nwhat 1t was
ana a requestea tnac a
by Deputy rMayor Anderson with regard t "Longwood couldtn afforrd
e hotel" be i Ted. Deputy Mayor A aid he did n
ctly r embernbut thought he. said i the extent tnat they
could not afford it based on presentations before us.
Page 2 following statement, a tape
oraing of35eptembert2 1991 Meeting; after the of
ast paragraph Deputy Mayor A he i against
the Longwood village for ityo Nallla t feels t itn the
i nformati.on provided, z all of tithe studies a
done b sal ri not tlo east night i theelast
fight we can get ap on the e rs in favorr of postponing it.
n by c and, s d by c
rryMOt e oM~inutesneof Lseptember appro erd nas
correctea at MOtron carriea by nnan imoas roil c9a11 bore.
a. AECOCNxTIOxs/PROCLAMATloN.s.
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of 'THE ttF,RRYMAN Irish Pub' FOR THEIA DONATION TO THE
PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT. ~
rry a ity's Parks and R
Departure ntMhad Tr ntly rr rued a $6EO donation f ecpatrons
of 'I rryman 'f rish Pube p arki n~m Mayor Flardy
tFed a to of Apppreciationote a representative of the
Kcrryman Iri shrtPUb.
D) LONGWOOD FIRE
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EFFORTS PERFORM£,0 IN RESPONDING TOAA THREE CAR COLLISIONS
rry advised [hat a Setter w ntly r ved from
and c ing t Dogwood F Fighters who
espondednt Dthree c c~.den[ e August 1 which h
n Louis w volved ar iry read t e letter9w ich c entled
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had n n for the heroic and
prot essional m ich
s Lovestrandew rescued and removed from the veh clez he would
and a Mayor F rdy in presenting
o ficatesrof Appreciation t schief C
stleman a PighteisaD chael
Young, MichaelLResn iakTUTOm Martinson, nd SimvSdcheuerman, Mi
C) - PROCLAIMING OCTOBER ~ 991 AS SENIOR
ecky V ead a Proclamation proc Laiming October 19,
1991 as senior Tenors pay.
D) OCLAMATION - PROCLAIMING ocTOeER ~-11, 1991 As FLORIDA
ecky V ead a Proclamation proclaiming the week of
October /-li as Florida City Government Week.
5. DISTRICT p4 APPOINTMEN'C TD THE PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY
Deputy Mayor Anderson a ced that M Solloway, wham Re had
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work schedule conflict s
Deputy Mayor Anderson appointed Valerie Gohlkey,
Magnolia A the is appointment. ded by
Commissioner eerrys carried tby cunanamous roll call vote.
6. CONSENT AGENDA.
A) DECLARE SURPLUS FoR SALE Two (27 FORD DUSES. -~
S) P May-51, L E MAIrvTervAMCe s
C) APPxovOCFP NUAL AEgU1REMENTtFORCSHf.LLROCK.
S) PAY APPROVED SILLS.
rry r ended that I m iJ b deleted from the c
Agendara ing negotiated and the item would be
resebmittea at a iae~r eace.be
by c and, s onaea by oepnty Mayor
Andersonithat the C nAgendae5w ception of Stem C., be
approved. carried y nanrmous roll hcall vote.
Ax2NC, o (TASLEU O 91)
ATING sECTIOrv 9-1J, IOENT LFICATION AEgUIREU
oNEUNSOLI CITES MATERIALS.
- 0 by title only.
advised that t ended s September V2
and she had to lkednwi thaa net's from the cA She said
they believe T.
sal ly v rdinancesc datoab illegalhoif vtfie
pr ss intentionsoof the City Commission are not valid.
aid a proper ordinance w anti litter
v toa stop She c ued saying, if the
shownr through ul istening t tthe tapes of a ing
require anyone distributing t identify themselves, it would be
identification i then the ordinance probably would n t be
held v lid. Ms. V talking w the ACLU Chet' would not
ent whether they wouldi s she said she tfiought the City
ould h
videnced non then tapes.5e aid ache nbelievedsthere
ing the ordinance. s she stated the s
statutes require nall political materials to have identif icationte
Mayne Hardy opened t e public hearing. Ed Myers, i
odd, the sty had dopted Baling
solicited materials and said he would likes the City to enforce
ene Bode.
Chairman of [he C Chapter o
ehe A aid they did haves e discussion with thei City Attorney
and said she gave the City C clear and adequate opinion
of her interpretation and the ActU'~s.a
rolyn Emlinq spoke on first amendment eights. No one else
spokeCn favor or in uppositi.un.
Motion by Seputy Mayor Anderson, s onded by Paul L and,
to close the public hearing. Ca reied by unanimous roll ca 11 vote.
Ms. advised that her r iYh regard to the
ons that have been expressed,
wodiiaaee eo nod enaet the orai~an~~ae
by Deputy Maror Anaerson, onaea by c
not be passedmmi Motion
edaby a unanimous roll call vot.e..
FIRST AEApING, oRpINANCE No. 91-io5a - AMENDING F/Y 90-91
LICENSES/PERMITS
by t nly. rry
advised that the ora inancee w iY1a11y Passed oa
the City w sed that 5 voles C my would
issue a broad scope ordinancea that all the c~iti es inothe County
ted this and t ity will not have any problems, a
additional s ontham ratoriumC.i.s being requested. esponse to
questions r Mr.o Terry s a he did n t know t
vole C unty's proposed ordinance o the subject and would che~k
to see if they were still working on one.
by C r Lovestrand, s ontletl by C
e itht•t cept Ordinance N - n first reading ands thatea
public hearing be scheduled for October 21, 1991. Carried by
DEVELOPMENT BLOCH GRANT cooFERATION AGREEMENT/SEMINOLE COUNTY.
eaa R solution N by t only rry
aa~isea~e Nagle, i o$aatea o tc cer I e~aea
the City c e participation miem the C G program, esponse
to quest ionst iMr. Terry advised that the CBty had applied each year
she, too, believed t e funds s Dula b shared by the c
rry said M Nagle i ery s ong on thisibuttsosfar
ity hasn't made a strong a the others.
explained that Seminole County needs atheo participation of the
•- r,e,es ae they neea a popula[ion of over z ,ooo no be eligime.
n by C ith, s onded by C rry
d opt lftesolution No. 684. Motion caeried by anonymous rollPCa11
OENUING AGENDA ORDER OF BUSINF.E SLOP DING FOR PUBLic
ead R solution N by title only. rry
expla i~ned Vthat the r solution a ity c Ru Seseand
Proeeaares ana mopes Pablyo party yp t,.o~ to No. ., Dn [he g aa.
ssion d ing t ity t e public
chi potion i ary d ow professiona ls, y neys,
engineers, f present t represent applicants e the
Agenda and i tablished Rules andtP es
provide the mayor tReea bili tytto change the order of businessur
by Deputy Mayor Anderson, ondetl by C
rryMpthat R solution No. 685 be adopted c Carried bymuna nymou.,
roll call vote.
OVAL of PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES/A00 ENOUM TO CITY
of ASTEWATER NT/SUN K
P REQUiasMENTS/ceRTieICATOONWAND ReaoRT - Loc~iRANERENGiweeairvc.EU~
. ferry advised that t addendum is for s which a
ary t eet the Water/Wactewa ter Bond Issue feom sun Bank and
Recrecommended approval.
Motion by Deputy Mayor Anderson, onded by C
rry, that the Professional Engineering Services Addendumy toyCity
Longwood Water and System Agreement/Sun ank
Requirements/certif icationWa nd Report with L e EngineeringBfor
a fee of $4,300 be approved. Carr.i ed by unanimous roll call vote.
13. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION. There was no public participation.
14. CITY ADMINLSTRATOR'S REPORT.
A) STATUS RCYOAT - YARD TRASH PICKUP.
rry reported [hat he h sed the J ary 1
requirement for a special yard t ashs pickup witR aI and they
agreetl to have o e pickup e r garbage, recYCla tiles and yard
h per w ith no increasef~ the m nthly r Terry
stated informational flyers will be tlistributed t ethe c
e fuether s who need O requ irerm
than o e garbage pickup ~rthere ew illybena arge.
/' IWS suggested a $6.D0 charge for this pickup rbut hhe wouldecheck
tartRer ynto tnis.
B) Terry r that the p oblem M Galloway had
brought t e [he last m ing had b
that he w orkingrw ithnMrt %ornbluM1 to extend thew pipe<tolthe end
of Pasadena Avenue.
C) rry reported that additional m e held with
regard to employee health insurance and he believed most employees
were satrafiea.
15. C2TY AtfORNEY 5 REPORT. No report.
e Perry r icle 1 wspaper
d lengthy m ings a
tedct tadd reds sc waysr in w ings coulasb
and suggested pe~hapsea hop o
d the Agenda oc n be shortened or things done t expedite the
ings. eith said she observed that a lot of time
wspent on personality conflicts a trying to prove a point. she
of it by s rules of
conduct and loff eyed to workrupr some rules wof behavior me
Deputy Mayor A addressed M rry a aid perhaps a
Agenda couldrbenprepared a rifTitems listed a the
at Perhaps s ov ld be postponed. rry wrepli ed
saying a Agenda cis prepared and dis trlibuted o esday
and said he t s to anticipate questions a ontact the
n for explain w siders n c question.
agreeda andw said the Agendat ould b
lookedsrat and rta l.so aid the entat ions, ltd lthough ery
r nformatr re very lengthy antl spuggested they be shorter. v
r Lovestra nd s ted he thought it w important to
be specific and theeef ore, t why h
of m notes a other i important omm
ack 1t madew by Deputy Mayor tiAnderson wwhich she
believed an tedwn ct 1y, which he had rebutted
ect, and said if thingsware stated accurately it woo ltl save
eith reported on the status of the Longwood
VillagemI Acquisition/Negotiating C She a
the mi.ttee met e previous Friday rm ing a d plana w
discussed with regard to informing the people of Longwood on what
making this decision, will b
events will be scheduled for October o26
cotel will be open t public and festivities would be planned
itytda y. advised t ral Florida
ety f had agreedtt hsponsor a special
ing t e publicVaa
appraisaOlo would be
_ompletednand Mr. Terry replied October 25th.
ced questions s had been asked
iU regard to fire, ehandi tipped a ssibility a ety o
ofpproblem
nctermssofathes hote lhm eting all safety s erqudir ements sand said i.t
is handicapped accessible. She said questions regarding structural
speaking to homeowner groups, the response to the purchase was not
having the hotel for City Hall, and that will be emphasized
rely a they sand for c ity a
rryr sa id she w also t inking m
tompay Vfoe them intenance o iid ings, i ethe facilities
ity u ith said m
rch ewill b to see howsthese buildings an accommodate
cn~eaifeerena neeaone
l~. Heating aaiourned at a.as p.M.
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