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CCMtg04-21-86Min~ Present. Mnyox Goldberg Deputy Mayor L aulkner Myers r Sme ri lson aiaew ity Aaministracpr i ngr Chief O Police naldaT rry, City Clerk aid % i[y A ney Chris NagleanCity Planner C}~arles Hassler, City Engineer 1. Mayor Goldb g ailed the regular meeting to order at ]~30 P. M. 2. of silent m erved, followed by the Pledge of Allegmance to the Unrtedt5tateswFlagbs 3. Approval of M 4/]/86 w and 4/]/86 regular m ing. n by Commissionersnfyers, s ondedeby DepMayor L that m ot4%]/86 work s and 9/]/86 regular m inq be approved as submittea Motron car ri ed bysa unanrmous loll call vote. Public H ing, Ordinance N ]61 - ending Section 22-18(61 of City Code regaraingrhandicapped p ead Dy itle and displayed proof ofalegal advertismentnesi he re w pro or c otion by Comm.i si er Smeri.lson, s onded by sC /i' Faulkner thatMpublic hearingsbe closed. ied by a roll call v by C ril ona s onded bynCOmmiss aulkner t Ordinance tdosr)6lrbemadopted. Motron carried by a unanvmous roll call vote. Public [i Conditional U Request by Richard 5 Wilbur t operate a dancersc ho0l i I-2 z ing district at 649 P rida C ral arkway. where w o discussion,opro o n bylC aulkner, s dedsby D mayor L that publMOthearing be~closede iednby a roll call v n by Commissioner onded by DepMayo~uL that Condi tMOnal Use Request be yrantedsc ingent upon o r putting up a Handicapped parking s meet g tate standards. Motron carried by a unanrmous roll callgvote. 6. Mayor Goldberg presented a plaque to Sergeant Stephanie Ryan foc her outstand g fforts on behalf of the NeigHborHOOd Crrme Watch Program. Mayor Goldberg i ued a proclamation proclaiming the month of May 1986 as Older Ame rr can s Month. 8. Plan - Slone's F e Gallery. SHelley Slone and property i ")3drH way 51-92. ing i - by DepMayor I, d bygC Myers tha tCS e plan be ved f tablesec 1edsby a rollyc agle said the appl.i ca nt yh ved a xmfrom Pa u1 Magnante 5 nole ,. my 0 e Dn n er stati etHat theeapplicant was res ponsiblcefor siblerr rad.i nggoPed.ra inagend o prevent e Nagle saide9he s e plan h tabled forafurther study of os ofMr ai ddaneAninch l.i ne should b dequate toz prow ide Naglegr ended t andathose of Dyer, Riddl ncluded i£Hthehs naPProved. Mr. Nagle sa.i.d helregreatedetherloss of wet lands due toeland frll. aulkner asked Commissioner s rilson if his c regardingne Pfi=e hydrant i~ad b red. Nagle s es hall h eny stu,n^n t beMlooved b - t. fea s.ible. re aulkner a Alan B if he ith the r e~aa ti on n o loop t erline. ChiefwB - sulted in loss of press ureaand said that. looping t al ter tin ould Help k up t e pre ~hiefc8 aidLhesbelievedichat all lines s ouldebe looped ands he would need t the calculations o£ t c fire m hall t aetermine the bas isvfor h wallyas~nroeaer, of woods F.ngi nee ring Company sa~dmt he site~plan~woula the unto an scnroeaer saia M stone has agreed t a hold n rmleas agreement. ssler sa.i.art require a of OOOafeet to loop the li was impr ac tvcable.o Mr. Hassleresaldsthe loss of pressure to a fire sooner smerilson asked for a c mple to explanation on the letter from fire hydrant t the right-Of-way. M n by C Myers, s onded by C rilson t eoplan be a cepted subject t the sJ Of st affmand DRMP. Motion carried by a unanimous roll call 10. inq, Ordinance N 762, by title only. ibytC au Lkner~ s d bykC Myers that ordinance bema cepted on first readingaand thatmavpublic h ing be , scheduled for 5/5/86. Motion car ilea by a unanimous roll call vote. 11. eadi ng, Ordinance N ]63. ead by title. nibytC aulkner, s ondedrb nmissioner Myers that Ordinance N ~]63ibe a ceptea o eading and that a public hearing, be scheduled for 5/5/86. Motion carried by a unanimous roll call vote. 12. ]64. title only. nibytC drbykC yMyers that ordinance bema cepted o eadi~gda ublic hearing b scheduled for 5/5/66. motion carried byna nnanv moos roil ca 1.1 vote. 13. xhe Commissvon recessed from 0.15 p.M. until 8:20 P.M. ', spoke in opposition t the proposed i e Commission t inform the publicnc theet talevolume o ity u d by c ial, the percentage of t volume fox c ial, the number of resrdentral customers and the cost of hauling effluent. Charles Heffner spoke i apposition t the 1 e. Heffner said t e plant w red a the pres eo~gt andcheas dea the City consvder a nal. wastewater systemmwith Sanford or others. . Steve R enburg questioned who authorized the a of AlberDS On's i othe City, who authorized t ing c wage t Columbus xarbour plant, w zedet Dog T ackrt the Columbus Harbour plant. enburg said theevolume rof s wagee rwhelming the plant andrw ing Lake F iry. enburg sand the persons responsible forahisoquestions should be held accountable. spoke i opposition t arlDSaadPLhe1C y ceded to F.ave a completecsystemrandas p making bands id repai rs. ickleman said the Columbus Harbour plant w operating ctly a aid r sidents w e bothered by bad o aSheoa ked if anyrauthorities had been calledri ti gate therprobtems.s She asked if the funds from the sewer vncre a_e wouldsgo toward the expansion of the plant. rthur m aid t e City had n ted the berm a a for nthe Columbus N and said he w ned thatra ackni otheaberm would give way.ur aid t e berm w wo15e20 feet above thenpond behind his home and theasandy soil wouldagive way w the r my s n began. aid effluent w till r ing o gull ey i thesberm. aidsthe problem w ss 2s or 3 years olduand as kednwhen the daily t uckingsoE effluent wouldae nd. He said property values were down as a result of the sewer problems. Mr. Ge g Val kenburg spoke in opposition to the rate vncrease. inch Ashley r ted a oxkshop to discuss the e wage questMOn. bMayor Goldbergqsaid all questions would be a reds ork- May 5, 1986. Commissioner Smerilson said henthough[ a worksession would be useful. Mayor G called a n for Wednesday, April 3 198fi :00 P obdiscuss the w MayorOGOldberg Dyer, RiddleeWMi lls tandtPrecourt would be p sent to exple nfallaactvons taken and planned. Florence £ asked what a n had b the parkingsproblems i ing saidn hea had i tigated a d r Cid nenfobcerp ann problemsanoC ugges tedsthat i[y i g regulations nM rohi bitingtc ingarpa rkin walks andeblockinq drv ways Mr. Mann g aaiaenepw ula oommenca enforcement Dn weanesaay morn q eob Maloney a kea w taken e ene cM9e nrnblem behind his homeact bn9ns - o funds vllab!._ ~ e pis blem atMpreMan{ onloney said the Li ty correc permi is without e s ing proper drainage. ss l~sr, aid xhe ~M1a3 looked a the property andusaid 'here w openingMb berm that wov ld permi[ [hc 1 s home to drain, ssle rd Maloney's back yardaw sblowea than his neighbors and suggested e purchased to - 12 yards of d o fill h s backyard. Malone',i as kedh why the City could n t put thesdir[ in hi ryazd a advised that the City could n t do work on private properayMandkhemsaad the City L g eer had Bard thae there is adequate drainage. Jay Barfield asked the City for a drainage p oblem o s property which w rby Flororaec galhe Commerce P arEi eld said the o suhad agreed t there i a problem and hads promised t take c woPrit but had failed to do s arfield said the o r had plansrt p1anB and u spray i rigation a oof sdisposingaofeeffluenteat aid this would aggx avate his problemean ing asked for a copy oif the hydraulic e g eer ~ report and Mr. Barfield said he would send it. Maloney a about a bank being c the c of Ra ngell ne Road and SRe434 and said this wouldnc p and his drainages the property c d be developed and he said any .development would have to .meet City and State sta nda.rds. 1~ ing performance of duty a ity A ity nify the City work force and a omplishvmanysurgently regviredapro- -j ects. Mayor Goldberg also presented a plaque t cry for his assvstance to the City Commission, the City AdministraDOr and the staff. ing segues ted a special m 1936 t >:00 P Sider the proposed s eepla ngfo~rthrpoli repstatvon. Mayor Goldberg scheduled a special meeting as requested. b, ing asked the C approve the r trons for c angest omplysw requirements eo mtheda erge ncy 911 Sys tem.na aulkner asked if the o of sCbeinysr med would be n ied andwM ing aidethey wovld.st the c of the Commission to approventhe name changes recommended y r. Manning. ing said the Public w s Oirec for e of t ingndown the w r located o R 42>twoulddbeh650L00o aidsM requested to obtain estimates to make the atrn<tnre soo~~ or tear veaaown. 1]. ity A or Report: asked what progress t made i obtaining aafull t neg. avlk ner said he had checkedvandsfound T these oof a arypwould be 540,000 a $30,008 for a sed o d hewdid n think a omple to laved libr y as necess y The CitymClerk was requested to advertise in the 18. Mayor and Commissioners' Aepor ts: r r smeri lson said there had been c made suggesting that the previou eCity administrator b ought b ~equestioning rega rdinc the _ t plan rilso ought > ethe history a~d theiC shouldidrop the pas t.t nnbysC rilson, s ded by C aulkner n vaouseCity Administrator. Motaon carried by animons rollacallnv of e. b. n by C ri.l.s on, s d by C that appro~~ed bi ].ls beMpaidone ing said sduf ficient fundsowere avail ably Motaon carried by a unanimous rol3MCa11 vote. The members of the Commas saon welcomed Mr. Ronald L. wailer as city aaminiatraeor. d. aulkner suggested t e Commission give the cal Cm of confidence f ttheir e cellent work. eby C aulkner that any s e plan fornany City building andathat anyms eaplan for property adjacent t the H cal D be submitted t cal C n £or ~ and c Nagle aid t only empoweredat rty within the H cal rD andahe suggested that the H ca1pC n be givee copies o the agenda fox Land Planning A y meetings so theyswould ttend. The motaon died for lack of a se condgen ~ a The C requested that Mr. Chris Nagle prepare a dredge and fill ordinance forsI.ongwood. f. DepMayor L o have a large pot hole £illed near the intersectaonmofnWaldmere Avenue and £ast Street. 19. n by C Myers, s onded by C aulkner that ingtbe adjouremiedssa otaon carriedsby voice vote andithermeeti nq was adjourned at 9:29 P.M. ~~y Ammesm: ~ti,,-~ City C.l.e rk /".