CCMtg03-16-87Min1. Mayor Myars callea a reynlar meeting to oraer at >:ss P.M.
2. of silent m observed which was followed by the
PLedgemofeAllegiance to thetUnitedwS rates Flag.
3. Approval of M - 3/2/87 r gular m ing. by Commissioner
onded byuDepMayor L that m of 3/2/B) regular
ing becapproved as submvtted. Motron carr.i ed by a unanrmous roll call
4. Presentation of Juvenile of the Y r (JOY1 Awards. Mayor Myers and
members of the Commrss ron presentea .TOY awards to the following students:
5th Grade, Longwood Elementary School
Chad andaTOddcChris tophez (Tie), 5th Grade, Woodlands Elementary School
Shrum, 8th Grade, Milwec= M ddle School
acy P Bth Grade, Rock Lake 4iddle School
Tamr eelrvea u, 12th Grade, Lyman N gh School
5. onsen Agenda:
tby Commissioner S rilson, s by Commissioner Gunter
enda b approved. aed by a roll call
oThenc agenda w tha tMthe Ci tyrC uofnt ity of
Longwood support nlegisla tivesa ich would permit Longwood a one-tome
opt out of the ElOrrda Re tr cement y em for future employees.
6. Public H ing, Ordinance N 810 - ending the comprehensive z ing
end, r ~la ri fy the permitted and conditionalouses
ofdlandse, properties andsparcels subject t regulation under general
ial ~C-T) z ing district a additional z ing definitions.
Colby read by title only. Colbyedisplayed proof of publications
and s red that she had proof ofMpublications for all public hearings being
held. to impson requested a explanation of the ordinance and
Nagle r wed the proposed changes. Simpson said the e
ing ordinance required c and herquestioned why the e
wea ana o tea. aye c on,
cna irma~r oc cne v teaexh~c~ene e icy O ears b
wed. aid t erg nt ing andethe L
believed that important i- red bymordinance N 810 should
be c mmeaiately. ~s ing agency w old
have ors pecial m 3/24/8"Into do byeC rilson,o
ondea by DepMayor nLOrmann t t pub Lic h sod. Sm red
bbyca aim Oll call vote. Mo[ n bL C e Smerilson, s onded ~
Mayor L that based upo art ingrAgency's r
datiopn s, t B10 be adopeednd by a
3 to 1 wi.t haMay odr rMyers,NDepnlayor L n andMCOmmvss voner Smcrils onevot q
Aye and Commissioner Gunter vot g y
]. Public N ing, Ordinance No. 011 - ordinance a ing Ordinance
. 495, beingrthe Compz ehensive L ing Ordinance of thenCi ty by
~ section 502.A t tablis hna n sidential z n ng district
sidential/office u olbyeW d by t itle and rdisplayed
proofeof publication. xhere w pro 0
by C rilson, s d by 0e pMayor L ub lic
ingrber~losedme ied by a callty
by C rilson, s ondedabymC
that based o endations, that Ozdinan~e No. 011 be adopted.
Motron carriedLby a unanrmous roll call vote.
8. Public R inq, Ordinance N 813 - ing Section 23-"
of the Code of r0 eliminate requi rementofoYmindividual w
s for individualnu ial/industrial building.
Colby read by title nnd,dis pl ayed<pcoo C<of publication. Allen
of Longwood P asked that t e Commission approve O
813. There w odfurtber c n by C
onded by DepMayor L thatnpublicohearing bemc LOSedner
ied by a roll nc all v n by C ro5merilson,
onded by DepMayo~uL that Ozdinan~erNO. 813 ber adopted. Motron
carried by a unanrmous rollncall vote.
9. Public N ing, Ordinance N BOB - ending the future land u plan
element Of thercemprehensive plan by changing land u e from low density
sidential t office-commercial. Depmayor L onded
by C that OrdinancetN ~ 800 be r vedr£rom thectable.
zbyua roll cal lov Hal K ney
forrFloridarR sidentialnCOmmunities, presented members ofnthe C
~ copies of a proposed Eixst a endment t eclarations of Land U and i~n
.. ted by F rch 16, 190] and a letter from T nsportation
ConsultinguG oup t s dated D C 15, 1906, aid
n goes ti onBis tprese ntly z ned C-2 and had arlandnu
designaPionyof r sidential. aid the z ing classification
does n the needs of the propertysa aid FRC had m ith
othometo oups i effort t [he needs of the home
and thewo of the property. aid the homeowners
hadoagreed t thenproposed first a ent t Deccarations of Land U
ondi tions. o aid the a ould r any buildings
ory,Mprovideofer facades withmr sidentialecharacteristics,
dequate tlandscapinq and s of buildings. aid the a endment
also < ned r the e and w ~els and s
ouldtbeclesssfor parcel ao the e Wayne C welleof
824 tM valsCOUrt said the Golden G nedrthe
of M Wilkes, a ney whoww sspresenbtar
aidr the M1omeownersthad m toBines and worked o therproposedl
agreement. aid 16 homeownersMOf t e Golden G Bnbd ivision m
rsday andElthey had a usly a Cepted the agreement.
aid the h s~pport w solely d uponra ceptance
onditions c nedai the J yd19c 198] Declarations
oplas<t e proposedna wilkes said he did n
s pe aknfor any g oup o n GoldeenG rilson
sehadha petition i mappro~alrb ach o
wellhsaid mnothing w inq buarl6tho9eowners hadyv d fora
Cagreeme nt. DepMayor Lorm n asked how manM honks w volved and
e Crowell said 22 homes buta2nw ney, said
she w of the Gold en eG
aidtshephadraailed the p oaddcessedAt
the C tapprove t agreement.CO Je v
Co nnellwas ked iEktM1e~prc posed agreeme~t ~.oould c
zon g nd t.rs. Colby said no srnve the Comm rssronthadt tF.zorightcto rc.nse
lby s the property prior
Heneoneari~ga t ~ o~i~a~er,we siee~edofnt gnlana Hills
a.ia ne naa m aia
tnealoli ghlandsHillstH oelonger i oppositiodn,hbut
favored t e proposed 1a aid i appeared
that a few homeowner a sMhadMmadenaMdeal and thatta few
presidents had agreed andchetquestioned whether t repre-
ted a majority of the homeowners. Melchor hs aidvthespropo sod
ayrecment w s detrimental t the a ney said C entry
agreement. Theze w o FurtherMC n by v
o ndedeby C ss inner G ttpublic h ing
bepclosedLOr ied by a colltcallhv OepMayor
asked what type of buildingsc could be built attpresent and
rmehris Nagle, City Planner, said single family and duplex homes
-2 district. ag le s d he had n t had a
oppo tunityst the a endments t tnerland u e declarations.
Naylc said theroriginalmr ong e ough to
prevent traffic and he suggestedrthat thewC sign the
pxopecties a land u e designation o - ~dential/Pro £essional.
Nag ie said th i.s swould reduce traf Eic and protect pzopez ty values.
Conunissioner S said he had c roperty
s had n tmbeensaavised and w trbeingarepres endtedl p -
rilson said the R ing c tegory would be m approis
pria te. H Helaney said when hisagroup first c sidered the
endementrand declarations, they did n t know that they would have
ing. Delaney said that s othere w alternative
ought R ingnw s betteras Commissioner
rilsonosaid thattF C doesPn ing s
Commissloner Gunterwsugges tednt t the eissueabettab led
sobtainvadditional information o the wisnesao the people.
Melchor said the i r discussed a the latestM
ing and hessaidat silent had taken i upon her-
self t eapprovet Commissioner Sme rilson questioned that a group that
had been s zed with mahouts did n t have C s present
theicgv Steve Holgate aid h agreednwith Commis-
s rilsonea aid the r ing would have a large impact
othe a Holgate said the homeownezs had t ied t ork o
d but they d
ouldub talternativeY c rry Goldbedynoaidnthathalthoughnthere
e 141 homes i the Tiberon Subdivision, there w only 36 members
rthe H rilson said he w
t pushing for C ialrand said hesprefereder sidenti al and said
Ordinance N 808 should be denied. aid that Yage 95 of
omprehensive Land H Plan fox the Citytof Longwood s ted that
landCO ongweod H oad would be c ial.
d in h
tthat multi-fami.lyaand single fami l.y hous ingmw nappropr.ia to to
e property. eals w inq
urged t ceptrt eeland u anges
n edsi ndtheeagreemente C aid i ould be arbitrary
a~tl tc apricious t sidentialt~ ing for the property.
ril~enesaia n a leceecmo
and he said M Nag lethad4 agreedrthatrtheaproper ty couldut
Comm rilso aid t day c
and idt ionallu rilson saidethe s r plantr
ropertysinoquestion than of hex r sidential
pro perciess in area and their land values were not be g eroded.
n by c rilson, a aea br DepMavor L
orei~anae N i~a a e property b siaenrial.
~' a~arcommras,oaeey~me: iiso~f~ot, glAyet~naMC ,ss,o~erD r voeimgnNay.
10. Public H ing - 809 - ing
the future landru e plandelementNOf the comprehensivedp].a~ for BC iby.
by Commissioner S onded by Commissioner G
Ordinance N 809 bear a from table. nby a
all call v Hal K requested thatrm of
suprevious m logs o rthe LandnPlanning Agency a icy
n be madeepart of the r s (no r ords w enprehen teal.
DaleoLilly s a he agceed with C ails on and said the
City w of the e of they traffic impact and said he
opposedrtowdevelopment ofethe property. aid the proposed
endment t the Land Use R etions c copy of letter from
ns portation C pr dated D r L5a 1986, which s
t development ofut he nproperty would n madversely effect the c
level of s ongwood Hills A Wayne Crowell s
homeowners eofrGOlden Grave had a empted t support s ompromisedande
he s d he t the compromiser nable. There w o future
ents. Motionrby C rilsonsos onded by Commissioner
Gunter that public hearingsbe closede led by a roll
call v n by C rilsonn s onded by DepMayoouy
that OrdinancerN 809 b~deniedeanamthat the property be kept r sidential.
led by a of 3 to 1 with Mayor Myers, OepMayor Lormann and
Commissioner Sme rrlson voting Aye and Commrssioner Gunter voting Nay.
Lh. Request t e e plan for za Del Sol. iby regvestca
(~ rof M rch 4, 19HJ,Paadres sed t Nagle be ed
byachangingmlined 2mt ead ail o ead of "allLe
ail o shops". ankr8c hxims her s ted that he
Shea t ithdrawshisriequest s e hMS request n vo lvedaa Conditional
Request. Schrimsher saidna onditional u Ou1d be submitted t
e City P mayor Myers directed that the request b ued a
the reques taoP the o DepMayox I asked if the City could deny
request a 1by s applicant w
proper heari ngdforsa nalnU Request. Chris aNOlos1GP sident
of the Harbour Isle H n presented a petition from the
homeowners objected t mthenr sed s er plans fox Plaza Del Sol.
Philis T ner said 38ohomeowners £romtthe Moorings had also signedMtbe
12. eadinq, Ordinance N 816 - ordinance c ing 5 n 15-19
of t ityRCOde authorizing p cf wages and limitedremplUyment benefit
ember's of the Land Plann.i ngyAge ncy. 1by r by title only.
n by Commissioner 5 rilson, s ondedr by DepMayoxaa that Ordi-
cepteaeo eading and that a publicnhearing be
schedu lid £or 4/6/BI. CommissionerrGunter asked why Longwood should pay
salary when n nole d
ith Mayor Myers1CDepMaycrrL and Commis TOner Smerilson
voting Ayewand Commrssroncr Gunter vot g y
13. eading, O 80
/` the rC ityROf Longwood P nel Policyaa ndrP cedureseM ual Gbyrc ing
mploy efoi Co16y
onlyte n bYnCOis beiso
OxdinencerHO. 817 bematcepted onafirstnxeadl~g dandbtftaepaa pu bLiCrhear in-a
be sheduled for 4/6/9]
my and that a public hearing De scheduled for 4/6/87. Motro,i
carrreaeby a unanrmous roll call vote.
I5. coding, Ordinance N 819- a ordinance of the City of
ongwoodsa - applicable
andnpublic c schangeefeeAtor$9e60 eo sthe c
no le C my r e pervgallonofor s capacity. M Colby readnby
itle onlyeu n by DepMayo= LormanneLS onded by Commissioner G er
[hat Ordi nonce oN eB19 be a cepted on first reading and that a publicnt
hearing b doled for 4/6/8>. After discussion, the m and
and w ithdrawn and the City Clerk was directed to reschedule the
Jed-nonce for frrst reading on 4/6/8].
16. The Commvssvon recessed from 9:05 to 9:15 P.M.
17. Public Partvcipation Period:
a presented a ith 24 s objecting
top signssa the i rof £ t Lake Avenueuand Oleander
andtreques ti ng thattsigns b why t signs
ailed w only i pexsoexequestedJthemaskMayor Myers s
theepolice department had conducted a rof fie study and determi neddthat
the signs would slow t affic. rilson requested M
waller to have the Polrce p tme ntsdetermineethe need for a stop
sign.
b. impson asked who has r speed Dvmps and
talledn l5 M Dspeed sign i on9dalemt ndustrial P impson
aid the need for a 15 M H limithh e justified andah
did t ssler said he had e vsd the speed bumpks eohe
sideredut safe~a impson said the City C n had requested
the speed bumpuwhcn Longdale Avenue was opened to through tra £fic.
Dale Lilly asked when N/5 Milwee would be paved and Mr.
Wa l.ler saMd nett month.
rot S asked if the Cit1' had submitted a app l.i cation
for a sewersgrant andoMr. Waller sand one had been submitted by certified
18. m a
asked t rage nda i
of the C requestD£or a6ditional i
DepMayorsL day
had requesa edsa indepe ndentfstu dy by
athec than of figur suggested by D
Waller hs ugyested that D velopersnbe required to pay all c efor
sewer l.i.nes and conneC t.i.ng to system and that a y eve lope rs ~ntt he
n part of the City b required t the s syste
Waller s d prepare a reportos ingrby F
oiler ~~a rnewpia onla ,naio
tspre m~yht req~.~eeRiat n~P ~ ait
exee~ alien tn~ plan only a edpnr tof s
lark ianae eorM~ Wof lanaaa a park ana wonlah~nowhtne coi~mena a
Plant land beingesold a velopment m kup t
~alenLillytaskednhowdthe ouldtsell o
departmentelandMthe C ned and M Wall errsaid i volvedea
nsfec of money foe capital impxovemen is within tnetG ral £
and he said [he General Fund would re.i.mburse the Sewer Fund focnth
wooer the pre cone wnic
tMpermit r deposit t
Wallerosuggested thatndeposits rbeyr ned by theeCicysto
rilson said he r ved a call fromro who had beenio
Snformed when he hadcbeen i the City fore9ryeaasnthat his s
deposit. would be r ned after 5 years but when he applied of text
years, h informed t s depos ould n t be iefunded.
rilson said the staffrm a po~icy d
s houldabenleftmto the Commission. Commissionez Smexilsonrsaidnahe
consensus of the Commission that an ordr nonce be prepared to require
that regular garbage compa res did not p'i ckup on Thursday and Friday.
waller briefed the C sslon o the s of the N/S Milwee
paving z solution and Re suggested that thenCity proceed with filing
liens o eryone's property t expedite the granting of the loan.
Wallervs Philyaw's property would he removed
as soon as all paperwork w omple ted.
Waller s any Club of L ood had volunteered to
plant trees rn Longwood as an going pxogr am~gwMe. Hassler said he
f. Wallnr s the Police hepaxtment had z ved a letter
from W ark c ackson, S eCfor apprehend.i ng
2 suspectsro chaxgenofna ofburgla~y.G Waller said Curt
semanole G my n haaMO enaca officer w rca
eorenista n ne w ~oi~eati ~iaene.
asked that the Teeters be acknowledge and a copyrfrledein the
o.freera recoras.
b. Mayor coyer aid he the fol rng
elp p celeb n
es200th A arylof tm signing of thelU ted 5
eAlice L Chairman, m Dale Lillya tm
rryrFaulkner, MM PhyliseT onya li
and M Mayec. Ualer Li lly askedstha[ his wifeebe
ncluded. naby C rilson, s onded by DepMayor
lM1a toCOmmr su bm ittedcby Mayor Myers.
NO ti.on carried by a unanrmous rollmcall vote.
ted that he had n ved a l.i.st
pac ketssw discrabutedeeLCrry sand the Sist was not available whe
d. UepMayor L ted that the 9th A ual L Enforcement
rogram wouldmbenheld o urday, Apri1n25, 198], a the
Stouffers Orlando R DepMayor ;, aid the program w
sponsored by the K s Club of C ~alaFlorida and the c
520.00 per Picket. ty DepMayor Lormanntasked that persons desiringstD
close o the audit had been delivered to K and Shuck a
re9uested.ut Waller s the information hadnn t been submitted
at this trme. DepMayor Lodrmann said the report was due on 3/31/8].
f. Waller asked that the C approve a bill t
ui~lders for $108,000 s they rneeded the m ney and i should
approved t night. by Commiss ione roG onded
byvUepMayor L o pay H than 5108, 000 nprogress
payment. Commissioner 5 rilson askedrwhat percent o£ c
ved and M Waller s e informationn
available. The mot.von and second were withdrawn, th
21. The meeting was adjourned at 10:15 P.M.
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Mayor, City o Dogwood, Fla.
iti 'Y Clem