CCMtg09-15-86MinLONSCooEMEERylSo 198610N
Present. Mayor Goldberg
Deputy Mayor L
lkner
Commissioner Myers
rilson
a lasWallersmC ity Administrator
Colby, City A ney
na ld T y, City Cle�k
D.
ogxrle City ssi-
Fernand Tibiier ,, A t city engineer
1. Mavor Golabera called a regular meetrna to ord
Approval of Minutes, 9/8186 work session and 918/86 r g ar meet g
claim any and all i Colby said she had given each C oner
copy of the proposed agreement?..." Mayor Goldberg said the City hadsr
t purchased t e land b the City already o ned the la na and M . Colby
aid that w thatuthe City o ned the land in fee simple.
Colby also said thattthe D e had n any steps t claim ther land.
n by D uty M onded bykC Myers that m
oft9/0/s6 w andm9/0/06eregular m ingsbe approved as correcteds
Motron cars ied bysa nnanvmous roll call vote.
ing, Ordinance N q83. Colby read by title only.
nrby C erilson, s onaed by Commissioner Faulkner that
Ordinance N)03rbea cepted o aa ing [hat a public hearing
be scheduled Eor SO/fi /86. Motion earriedby a unanrmoos ro11 call vote.
5. omprehe ns ive Plan Iunenament s by Rodney E
exigyrC ted, i There
tuw oddis cussion, pro
Gpn bysConmmi ssionermFaulk ne rc s ondea by C iMyers
ublichearing be closed. ried b Ionc all v
t
n by C ers My, s ded byss "—iioneraFaulkner that a endm
oComprehensmvesPlanrb approved at first public hearing and that a and
public hearing be scheduled Eor LO/6/86. Motion carried by a unanrmoos roll
call vote.
". Colby r by title only.
ti?n by C dsby DepMayordl, that ordinance
6 b mceptednon firstnreaaing aaa that a public h ing be scheduled
Eor 10/6/86ac Motion carried by a unanimous roll call vote.
). —ding, Ordinance ry lby r by title only.
by C r Smeri is on,'s onded oby C thlt
Ordinance N — be a cepted on first r aing a a publ i cnhear ing
be scheduled for 10/6/86. Motron earriedby a unanimous roll call vote.
e ad ing, Ord -a ''E. 1by r d by t only.
sy C onded byrC aulkner that
�m l]Rr been cmptad�on first ice diny rthatnapublic hearing
oe scheduled for 30{6/86. Motion carried by a une..vmous roll call vote. 1
eadi.g, Ord �_nanco h -/E6. n by C rilsnn,
onded by Cl'—'issioner Myers t ]86 be palled .11 the
agenda u a plan w s developeda1 omplycw ange capital
improvements pr ogram.a Commissioner foul kner suggested that a plan could
e developed wi M 11 w Mayor Goldberg said he agreed with Commission-
rilson a aid theeo%inance would have:a better chance for s if
d plan wasddeveloped. The motion was carried by a unanimous rollscall
10. Confirmation o ity Policy prepare m of t omprehe nsive
plan changes each year. Nagleto s the proposed pM- N would provide
for e Ceptions b ing Ill by the Ciay C Nagle asked
that the C onfirm a ing po11— n by C
ofrilsnn, osm onded by C aulkner thatr the Ci tymadopt the Policy
limiting .... dments C mthesComprehens ive Plan t than t
per calendar year with the e ppl icab le developments ofw�egional
impact, ptoperxy a andta salt of e ergencies as defined by
Florida 5 s 163e318] (1986). s Myers asked if the City paid
of advertising. Na91e said thespresent fee w s $400.00 and said
thetplan being advertised c t $525. Oo. a91e said n molly s cal
changes a ncluded withinoo endmentMandse s the Cixy woulder
its expens esvin that manner. Motvon carried by a unanimous roll call vote.
11. Ch f Charles Chapman briefed the Commission on the status of the
i ty'sv Safety Program. Chief Chapman said the Safety Review 8 and rev ewed 1�
ach a cident and w or king t reduce workman's c sationoclaims.v
Chief -Chapman said thewSafety Committee m nthly andnw ork-1 wilh
the i Cbief Chapman said the C
had c sideredcr endingnaadriverit ing program but after c side ration
had determined t ould be m effective i acing ta umber of a cident- ChiefnChapmanasaid the safety program required funding
t.eme impint a e program and he r ded that the Commission
s ider the r endation s ongwoodesoc laims w er e highthan the
rage city. eChief Chapman said i ould take 3 years t once a
reduction i Myers said c ved employment
should be i ougheand saidhe""' people who w injured
ery 6 week%ib DepMayor L ended Chief Chapmanefor his outstanding
job and she said she appreciated xheMre ports she was rece.vving.
12. t. Waller r ted a asking Dyer, Riddle, Mills a
submit a propos zleto develops wage collection and d ribution
.t.
n by C My—, 1 onded by Commissioner 5 rilsnn
rogues to that Dyer Riddlensills and P update m wage
ed by a
ith eMayor GoldbergsndtC eMyersaa rilsnn voting Aye and2
p y r 1-1—n and Commissioner Faulkner voti , -y.
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ack oiling and M iblier s the City no longer h the t
.hid, had
uhid, asked t of 2nd Place and 14th A
beenaw hedso avyeO s be repaired.
Myers ..id 14tF Avenue sf,ou Sd be paved whether the people want vtspaved
tbt
11. sit Craddock c tulated the C n for delaying a
Ordinance N ]B6 w ould impose a mmi ll t x for t o yearscforn
the purpose ofobuyinq 1 d facilities £or parks and reatiCraddock said it didn t maks sense to pay $125, 000 for th p p y he
objected to those people condemning the City
,Illy e
e silence would be required to have s .
r Gunter said The
the Coventry Subdivision w nedlby thehomeowners ah.
aide thergarbage £ranchi_ could n othe s ithout permission
Waller said he wouldi tigateswhe the, garbage t
operati ngnunder arfxanchise could operate on streets owned by Homeowner
and L aid he was happy to live rn a City where so much
had bees a ccomplishednr:_nt ly.
Olb Lilly said he w ember of the Parks aLd
c ory B and he said the City needed additional parks atdta
_ibitnobuilding. Lilly said the $12$,ODo paid t the D
11, ney the City could have u d for parks. Li11y said — city
Fad been a sed of t ing a park a ing i police
Lilly said within t .past year, t ityehadradded t
ark and the 1 d first beenhpurchased for m cipal
buildings e Lilly said theaCity was receiving negative reporting
from Mr. Oon Boyette.
spoke i support of the C mmission and congratuate
Mr. DaleDLillysfopshrs comments on Mr. Boyette.o
parking a S6o, 000 cab at his h aid h s licensed t
d he didmn o parksh way from h1s
homeate i.
ded totparkih uck at hischome r idles.
o£ the fin.. ohe migFt haveeto pay. aid s ould Sook i
the C y s g atrons concern g p kingCandycall Mr. Cox the next day.
14. City omvnvstrator s Rep t.
wailer r enaed that the v,bli,: i� q fnr orainance 1
. t89 be changed from 11/24/86 to lOi LO/8.. nnby C
Myers, s -aed by C tberpub lie heaxicg for
orainanceeN )89 be s�nedulelrfore30/20/66�a tine Motion carried by a
---us roll call vote.
C. Mr. Waller reported on [he bids recevved for paving City strer[s.
Waller r ended that the City adopt A solution ry . 571 which
oulde permit the Cityet any surplus funds with the B oof Florida.
Motion by Commissioner Smerilson, seconded by Commissioner Myers chat
for S3S. o0 per Sunday and suggested that the C. uthorize u
of [he building during Halloween Weekend. -vbyrC on,
onded by Commissioner Myers that the Community Bui ldingsbe r tedet
Reverend Smith at $31. 00 per Sunday on a monthly basis. Motion carried by
Mr. Hepp ing `s property. Ma
Colby —i r pn ioLatioa .`
of A
of regulations c oing the. ing pooland —id h. d.ldvbe
heldin contempt if hedid not correct at he srtuatron and paywa $750.00
for bringing complaints t the City C orking through
[he C and he q �edrthe Ch ief[ofdPolice's letter to
the Commvssron concerning hvringeofipersonnel.
r Silson c the F Department o their
reportsmt st` C mernqu
nninquire it'
ether the reports could hi, mod
i-
fied- di-
fied t nclude loco tionofeacn a ci dent. ief Chapman s -
puter program haould provi
ede the datar ba senne cessary
and he would beab letorprovide thus information in C afe o October.
aulkner a ked if City e Quid n City
i thrtheireo o rawhen they drovethem home. a olby s rd
ifrthe City r redem thtoeave hc ailable for r City '1
b. requiged to pay i aid if the employees -11 t a sdhome ary basisantheynaould pf Chapman asked
if [ ityns.insurance rates would bay. e reduced if employees paid the