CCMtg03-17-86MinLo MMISS1oN
MARCHCI]Y 1HR6
~~ Present. Mayor Goldberg
Deputy M
aulkner
Myers
Commissioner S rilson
reg M ing, City Administrator
raldat( City A ney
nald a rry,~ City Clerkr
Chris Nagle, City Planner
Chuck Hassler, City Engineer
1. Mayor Goldberg called the meeting to order at ]: 3o P.M.
n by C rilson, s by C au l.knex
thatMm of 3/2/86 Spe<ial M ing, e3/3/86 RegularvM ing and 3/10/86
S peci alnM e approved as submitted. Motvon carriedaby a unanrmous
roll call vote.
3. Mayor Goldberg and members of the Commission presented Suvenile of
the year (.log AwARnsl to the following ecnaents:
of L ary Nigh School w not present and her
awardLwill becmailed to Lake Macy High Schoolas
4. of P Ordinance N ]32 - endment to Compce~
hensive ti and v(1 Planbl Mayor Goldberg asked i£ t applicants for
e present. iedman s ney
and re presenteatVI TIC I aidathehCi tys had r ved
ing that M ka1 a
ishedat ithdraw their applicadt ion for a rof zonin
and cCOmprehe~sive Lard Ilse Plan and he asked M iedman if theaappli<ants
is hed [ thdraw their application. iedman requested that the
applicationvbe withdrawn. n by C aulkner, s onded by
rilson thatMiequest focmwi tharawalPby VITIC Investments
be arceptedr SMOtvon carried by a unanvmous roll call.
]33 - ing of lots
1, 2, 29n30~31 tad 32,PHlock 5ef romp RlAr (Single P ily, R sidentiall to C-2
ICOmmer<ia1, 0 Gel. iedman said V ,which he
ce pr esented, wished t ]33na we llts n by
aulk ne onded byvC ~eque y
application bemwithdrawn be acceptedhatMOtvon
carriednbysa unanvmous ro 11 call +ote.
6. - Goldbn~ than enda - - ~d _
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fo rr e fast - - Elcn
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sidar lowervng t t E s for t -
rt was not o thcouyh street. The Comm as soon agreed to cons ide r~hvs st
7. Plan - Wildmere office C agle s e protect
naa t,ee~ tablea ane e eea for a nairinformatio~a t Nagle
aia gvic claim aced= naa b a prepar~a ana ma.i lea t M ~ ..~
cne a of o anaeiney has agreed t ehaeeaeewnien
Data give tne~cicy a taaaitional zo feet, Neglehr ended tnat
the s e plan be approved c ingent upon m ick Will iamempa ying his
fair snare of the future paving ana d nage c s Eor that portion of
ing the d velopme nt. r Nagless ed
of he riproperbyto aid only M andcM
is holson w willing t Ogivetla nd t widen O n by
Myers, s by Commissioner Faulkner thatmWildmere
Of ficesCenter sure plan beeaccepted subject to the comments and recom-
call vote. n by Commissioner 5 ri lson, s onded by C onez
aulkner thaMOOrdi nance N >51 be adopted. Motvon carried byva
unanvmous roll call vote.
9. Public Hearing, Ordinance N 754. cad by title and
isplayed proof of publication.o There w
' n by C aulkner, s ynCOmmissioner5 ~ilson
that publicoFm closed. ied by a roll '1
ngbyeC rilson, s ondedabymC ~
Faulkner thatoordi na nee No.sJ54nbe adopted. Motron carried byra vn-
that public hearinq be closed
displayed p oof of publication. There w s pro 0
n by C aulkner, s bynC rileon
[hat public hearingnb sed. ied byva calf
n by C rilsonars onded bynCommissioner
mthat Ozdi.n ancesNO.nJ60Hbe adopted.eCmotron carried by a un-
12. ac het C Dyes, R ddle, Mills a
wed t e proposedsw tudynr ntlyrc
pleted by D Cnristenaenas udr r mtne
bas coptnt argent r5a0t00tbe
levvedwfor ach t o andeturn o s t m- .`
argc of 54.00 per m ethhwheiheriw sed o
nCnrm aid ended trbas
seaeerem 512.0 o szalooaa
ialar sl bevi sedefrom 1504 to 3004 of ehe wacer bi-1lowith
a manrmum charge of 524 00 per month.
Ted Poelking o£ the Skylark s objected t the i
t plant r andihessugges fed that the City c t
/~ aalar4etplantecapable of s all r side nts.
aid t x department hadisubsidiz ed the s roplans expenseslandr
permittedwt wcnristensen s -
typicallywsubsidizews xoperating funds from t
ity of i.ongwood had requested that the system bevdesigned
o behselflsuppox ti ng. inq s system
and he s dabeenaaddedsidhet5kylars pl.ant w d
till cequirefre pl acemensandmm nthly fees would have to be i sed_ul
. Cathy S wage said the perco Lation ponds a the Skylark plansdid n
appear to beaoper ating s is£actorily a e questioned h well t e plant
ould operate when e ded. sslea said [he n w plant could be expande
0,000 G if u s nad a~ take back capacity"e aid the
expans on would stilispermit t 1 field t
that all the piping n tailed t take rc nofno er £lwrproblems
bekr ved when the n w plant w fed andaM Christensen said that
s pat of the plane Mrs, savagecalsorreques ted that G t be
that s walks be c fed. vagenaskede how Long
hdiyafee of $24a 00 would be gooduand M Christensen said the study
had allowed for substantial. operating expenses oelkinq sv44ested
that the City a fed effluent t r lawnsMandPN Hass lei said addi-
nal t required. o mmission
that DyeredRiddle ,~oM and P t proceedtw ith thsprepaxatiosof a
ordinance i oxporati ngs the r ended w and w m
Kleinman said he w nedca t passible polutioneoftt iry L
from the Columbus Harbour T Ptant and he questionedht signspro-
nibiting s ing. ingms the signs w fed a salt o£
I` biologicalwt onduc tednby theaHeal th Services Department oFaSeminole
( County and r sal is would b ted. Mlei nman said t roblems
itn t Columbus Narbour W ePlant were caused by t ial u
and M i.ng s fed tnaraD Panad r ended that 30,000 co40e,000 gallons
per day b ndiverted t e Skylark P otion by
aulkner, s onded by C nMyersthatcDyesnRiddle, Mill
and Precour I be a h zed to prepareoa ordinance coveri and
fee chargesta nd na s Fed modifications t ing ord inancesnn ary to
implement R commendation C. Tne motion was carried by a nnanimous roll
call. vote.
13. 562 e Florida slat D be ive
T heeproblems of youth u employmen the ead bs title onl ysit
n by C onded by C That
Resolution No.i562 be adoptedsonMOtion carried by a unanimous eo11 call vote.
19. Resolution N 563 - establishing policy guidelines regarding effective
date £ by t nly. n by C c Smeril
ded byMCOmmis sonert tthat R solution No. 563 besa
Motvon was carried by a una nvmous roll call vote.
ls. Tne commission re<e.,sea from H:43 ~ncil s.s9 P.M.
16. of proposals r ved from financial i s for
of p t pa
~ ola iry leek -
sa1s.
p Po. eode~ _.
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and be p epai .o b fire. .a~_ .e _~....
by C Myex s, s onded by C aulkner t
discussion of proposals be tabled and that therit nbe scheduled foc
ork s rilson s tedethat the discussion
tsbe tabled butsshouldsbe c uedgPOr a The 1
and s by C
eDyea,wRiddlethdills and P ns pecmal rstudy
the by s financial proposals t tthe C o determine
best ocoaram. The motron died for lacksof sa second~rMe. Ma nnrne
and said he w ned about the possibility of flooding
was requestedatoclookri nto the problem.
1]. ity Administrator's Report: ing s ted that
n had r ended purchase of a sed heavy dutyar
Counts Equipment Co. for 58,000. Mot.i.on by Commis sronec My
proceed w engineering plans to fast track diverting a portion of the
effluent from Columbus Harbour. ied by a roll call
vote. Mz. Mann g asked chat sewertbillingrfor FRC benon g da for 3/241
aid he had r the legality of granting
employees off with pay o edprevious Friday due to lack
ity. aid he had also checked w avid K
Mr. Kornreich agreed with his oprnron. Mr. Korman saidrthe
sed policy w iolati on. aid he would i tigate.
a.id theac s have he l.d tha[ayou c
signsoa ny ndif ferentlyot signs. Me. Manni ngtsaidpheas ti ll~
recommended gettc g ridhof allmsigns.
19. Mayor and Commrssroners Report:
Mayor Goldberg r oclama t.i on proclaiming April 9 - 5
as 5hriner's AppreciationepayainrLOngwood.
b. r Goldberg s that h ecerved a letter of resigna-
tcon from Mc. Gerald Korman, City Attornay c
anikner tnankaa M ing a ea a
Lor theirofollow-up on q r g sed car lots to complyfwrth the Zon g
d. Myers s ted he w s happy t report that a
he had beenms ponsoring fox the past t o years w ing complept ionect
Myers said the Pnblic Works pepac tment w s preparing signs
forMplacingro 2 92] and 5 434 a ing the city limits.
Myez nd ~avrd xenfrc of the Public w rks p t
menc fo~ngtheirlouts La naingswork.a
oepMayor L suggested that M Hal P n be appointed
ongwood H sultanl'. t the Longwood H cal
ntbyaOepMayornLOrmann, s onded by Commissioner Myers
thatrM Hal F n be designated LongwoodcH and that he be
appointed c sultant t the Longwood N sterrcal tCOmmrssron. Motron was
carrred by a unanrmo us roll call vote.
Goldber c Comm sidez
salary whenohe r o hi stduties a sChiof of P MrCOmmissioner Myers
aid he thought M ing's salary should be. thatlofet he G CeFartment
Heads. Mayoe Goldbergnpassed the gavel t the Deputy Mayor.th n by
Mayor Goldberg, s ended by C rilson that M ing's a al
base salary be $39c, 000 followingrhisor o duties a Chiefnof Policenv
i.ed by a of 4 to I wi thLMayor G erg,s~epnaycr L ana
ssro ners £aulknextand Hmezilson voting Aye and Commrssroner myersnwoting
Naym.i
i-- zo. ahe commiaaion aa~qurnea ae lo:os e. m.
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ci c~y Clerk
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