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Present. Deputy Mayer R
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a1tlsL rryYrCi ty Administrator
ambric City clerk
eeckyZVO ity Attorney
Deputy Mayor Anderson called a Special Meeting to order, n
Deputy Mayor Anderson welcomed newly elected commrssroner Fred
Pearl to the Commrssron.
RAFT AGREEMENT - c2TY OP LONGWOOD/S£M£NOLE COUNTY/WEKIVA
Deputy Mayor sed nole unty had
postponed action on thee agreement1 schedul ed for drscussron thrs
s faxed t Ue City from Mr. Harris asking the City to c cel the
eeting. aid he advised Mr. H s that the C ou l.d
discuss the r this e ning but would meet wi.thr the n[i ek iva
Utilities at a~iater gate ~e
. Terry asked M w the c ent agreement that
ity h anlando Utilities efor w and s and what
the proposed n h agreement would d wthe c
agreement is between SLD, the developer MSanlando Utilti es znd the
City of Longwood.
Ms. Vose sal at that tr SID was developing 186 single
ould b able t e the propee[ies. She said the City has the
r abilityet e water now and Mr. Terry is roves ig ing that
possibility snow.
aia cne agreement w e aealing wi<n i
agreement t all t right o
r ig inaltagreement, a orporatesan
r provisions o the otherda
anguagc t
propert ies~u but <here w a prese ntationb statingvt
purpose w s because there w velope
area and they wanted the rightt[o service those lots
and/or and ni.s understanding i that i Dula take t other
party to a that i what M rry i tryinget
rry said i s his understanding that oiT w a~y
for the City to sign the agreement i r for themotto egetsthe
ary for r~o1e my have
erlocalt agreementnec aid he had mtalked touts about
hey w ing, b
Sara he seemed to be agreeable tt the change in wording nto or .
rry explained now much i ould be r vea from The
and t
and Sleepy rHOllow andn sa>d the believed oche stC ity should
attempt to get the agreement.
estra nd objected ing the people
ongwoodma eitired of any n w taxes and the only purpose i o get
He s e people i nshire a
ookea vupueto the City w oche retw rate
aid, c nt ly, Longwood'~s dr e for 1 o gallons
ofow s 516.00 a nth, w s 56.00 a
theirtw will be doubling.il rry saidt ifrw and ds
s furnished, Longwood would be able to reduce the rates for water
and s r Lovestrana said n utility as
efficiently as aipeivate company and the proofois in the rates.
to cnange the wording "and/or" and said the City should wait until
Lovesteand w saying and said she did not believe i ould b
tliscussed ina terms of individuals but rather i of a UO$
she said she also s other i who 0
thiseutility i the Luture, they will have sc
and t ity r willn chargevwhatever the
raff is wi llr beare5 rry esaid the City s ould b
rol o ity as long as there i
intent to initiate the hookup In sne s ea
about anybody coming in and increasing anyone's water abyc100&co
r Lovesteand d he would Pave t appose t
agreementrbecause he believes the City Administrator would want to
Deputy mayor hnaeraon aaia ne aia n
o iamcakeie e posicion that we ao n
tiliev a a if t iev a r yecae 6ayreemencocoaay ti
mignt n a yec i a~a cne r
lo~eaua~a saia they Wawa a pr oposea ,~nea~leai i~ymcnear
by se the first year, n 1/zx secona ana infra year aana ~ i/zsa*n~
courth and fifth years.
aid i s just a imple c iage
and sa idmhe scoultl n today, o the n ing
anybody e up, b aid t t prior t my taking o kihe
city hall the ability qo ha n on the t and /or" t protect its
ded in oeder to make a well informed decision a aid she would
s possible. rry ss d he would
keep CheaC mmissionoc itn the n wspaper ea ides and said
Mr. Meltzer has a detailed tbackground study of the issue.
e had the study also and said he
ouldClike st ~ eport wo s the publ ~dc h ings a the c my as he had
He said the audience a ethe Public t ing w -
he-lmingly against t e purchase. aid a lot of hard questions
sed, aid all the C my C ith the
exception of pert aps one, ere in favor of then purchase, but after
pursue having the agreement reworded to read "and/or"
Terry read e erpts from the W er/Sewer Revenue Bond
salting Eng ineeri ng xCertif icate, which as Tally saitl that
based n the information provided by the b ityt and Lochrane's
subsequent estigations, the budget adequately
cipated r and expenses for this c ing year; as
general, the w and s r facilities a e properly m Waged a
sufficiently operated and maintained to provide for then continued
operation of the system.
Purchasing a dltional capacity with the remaining $447,996 was
nal capacity, and said h ould prefer
to purchase as needed co Mr. Terryr said the loan agreement said we
ust buy additional capacity with Che r ing b a pre-
payment penalty of $40,000 would b imposednif the unused balance
of $44"1,996 was turned back <o theebank.
After c regarding w ity s
return the money nand pay th p nalty to save interesC on the loo nd,
capacity requirements. rry said he wou Ld furnish the
information requested on Monday. e
ongwootl's representative o Advisory c ittee of
the M ropolitan Planning Organizationz (CACMPO).
ceivea from t politan Planning Organization nwhaich
aidet ari ha elected a city c
he mayhno longets the C Advisory C mitteesantr
quested that the CityeofnLOngwooar subm it then me of an individual
to serve on the CACMPO to represent Longwood.a
n the n of the Bard's duties, C mmissioner Pearl
aid heV believed as uyou ng, working person with aolot o sight
and knowledge w e Board and said he had asked Michael
if h uld es agreed and M
whomo present, aid she would m ceptn the appointment KramThe
scheduled the formal appointment of Mr. Kramer to the
CACMPOSfor Monday, November 16, 1991.
rry said she s and o
for t ~ ogramea hey h ended a Doll-day retreats
She aia6 She believed this tw aagood e for the City
engage i ith said s believed i
mshe rknew s who ch uld moderate/
acil~tate suchta Deputy Mayor eA also agreed i
a good r arl sa id ehe w a like s
motion a o how thisrc n be done u the s nshine L
r~y said h ould contact some other ncrtres as to how this has
been accomplished.
itn s she r yea calls from r
regara~~yl~ nspeeainq tn:?o qn t oax subai~iei on iae
Terry said hes would contact Ch iefhMannddento revr ew whether stop
signs, me other mea ~s o[ slowing vehicles, could be
impleme ntea.ep
Deputy eryone ity
ing N 18, 1991, would g at 6.}0 with
the Swear e n cerem ny eL
s. neeci~g aa~o~r~ea ac e. is em.
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