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Present. Mayor Goldberg
DepMayor L
aulkner
Myers
GregrM trator
ne ldaT rry, City Clmrkis
Barry Weeks, F or
Chris N itynP
Absent: r Smeeilsonnd illness
Geralds%orman, City Attor y
1. Mayor Goldberg called a Special Meeting to order at 6:30 P. M.
r questioned h the proposals w solicited
and s lephone c anks and i
ompanieshwhoaw ted i submitting proposats.b aide
rnhadec ted the Soca1 banks and did a athenCity
requested. Commissioner Myers said he did n think the City
shouldsc~sh but should pursue all a ing suggested that
the City r what they have to determine if theynhave e ough for
a decisioneV1Mayor Goldberg said he w t prepared for anfinal decision.
Mayor Goldberq s day he r vedna nal i and h c
he w ted to be fader t hall lendingei DepMayortL aidai
she agreed with Mayor Goldberg. eMyers said he w t pre-
pared to make a decision and Cononrssioner Faulkner Bard he agreed.
3. rry Weeks briefed the Commission from a spread sheet prepared
by M Alan Fi ckett of Dyer, Riddle, Mills and P t listing the
tal interest charges based on a prime interest ratero£ 9, 12 and 15 per-
4. aulkner suggested that t e City let M Waller,
ewly appointed City A t}~e proposa lsY Mayor Goldberq
aid all banks w tedtegvallyeand suggested formal bias.
avlkne rosaidethe s r plants would be inadequate in 9-5
yeacsswith only 600,000 GPD capacity.
financial expertise from either Jeff Etchberge r, Pete %nowles or
proposal further s the City w s planning t request sealed bids.
. Gary A cipal Bonding Company asked the City to be
specific c ingDthenlife of the i and whether fixed o fable.
Akers saidrthe City w uld requiresavbond r ing, bond i
and a bond r solution if they decided t o forts
of 5 ank said they w ery i Died in provbiding a
ovldns ubmit a proposalere eopold of WCSB said h siban kcw uld
be i svbmittingra proposal and M Eli 5 rudential
achetwouldealso be i ulkner s ed the City
hire Jeff F.tchberger and obtain some professional helpest
7. n by C aulkner, s ded by C Myers t
itvMasermine if~eFfre owlea o onlaab
ted i submittingca roposalet s PinanDC false ~vltant fora
theeci ty i of fpunding proposalse D uty M aid
..he had famtF in Mr. Aose but sand he was employed bya Dyer, Riddle, Mills
and Precourt and she asked M aulkner t sid er a ending m
delete ~ aulkner said he thought t
:ship with DRMPlw uldobeFa Mr. B and L sugges t::d
t hats[ c City h ith financial e ing said
ity s ouldlmake a n before t eeksise specialnm ing w .,
t for Wednesday, n rche2fi 511986 at ): 00 x nal a
sultanta The m defeated by a doft2 t ..
ithsC oMyers voting Aye andtMayortGOldberg
and OepM yorlLOrmann voting Nay.
r billing. ing said t e 1,932
and heFr ended a on51.00 per c
eeksmsaia a tudyei thatni tt he City $2.>2sperem nthr[
ead m and sendnbi11s5dlate n ces, etc. Mr. Mann g sad FRC
had no waysof collecting bills due.
9. n by C aulkner that C charge FxC $2.72 p
nldied £or lack of a ond. Mayor Goldbergeasked
oof billing F ou ld becand said the F irettoi
hadtbeen directedtto prepare suchCi nformation for the C
n by C Myers, s onded by Commissioner I othat Cicy
bill I~ C $2.o01perom nth for s r billing. iedaby a
of 3 to'.L with Deputy Mayor L aulkner and Myo rs
ing Aye and Mayor Goldberg v ingaNayco~ nnbysC
onded by Commissioner Myers thattCity A mneysprepa re a
t forca nthly billing fee of $2.00 per m nthtfor c sideration
nn9/7/06, ied by a of 3 to 1 with D MayornL and
Commissione rs oFaulkner and Myersvvoting Aye and MayoreGOldberg voting
Myers that M s.i gnation be cepted with r
d by a n by C aul kn
onded by C oMyers lthattCi tyMClerk saver tisesposition of
City A ney withsaodeadli ne for submission of applications at 5:00
P. M, ontApril 21, 1906. Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote
11, of c ing firm t update Comprehensive
PIan.DO Nagle saidcc sultantsshad been i iviewed a
had r ended that thonCi ty c ithnFlorid aPA
sign and Engineering, GSadding5 LopezyaX and
that o Nagle r endedhthatAD
bearankedms ond, n by C mMyers that Ci tyna cepter
endations o£ LandtPlanning Agency t itM1
planning c following orderco FloridaeLandaD signwa
i.ngnsGladding1nLOpez, X Anglin, and Diane Xramer.
Motion carried by a unanimous rollhcal lnaote.
o£ the City Audit a
eekaMSaidathenF sal Repor tswouldsbets
rch 31, 1906 andasaid t uld b ompleted bya4/3o/06ewhich
ould m t legal requix ementsudiMr. Weeksesaid the City would comply
with allorequirements.
12. by C aulkner that M ing c
a~d Jeff Ea their i ingta
a financial consultanbaforrthenCi ty1ngMOtion diedrfor lackeof a secon~
mmiastoner w
11. nea wny P or t oepartmanc
eresent a eneam eting oe oeearte~~e xeaas t e propDSea
icy m ing s Department
F ead andlsa~d the Water oepartme nt was repzesentedtbyaMr. Hassler.
]4. ~epMayor L aid the II cal C ted a
joint m eting with ihescicy C theirsn inyues
sgreea that the ~a cal Commissionnwould be schedul edifor a jointswork
_essron on 4/]/86cato6130 p.M.
15. ing s Captain T rry a d graduated f
emy andnshossldabe congratulated. a ing s Dogwood K-
Drps h stea the City of Altamonte Springs in recovering a stolen
Fi kup Lrucksr
vid Gandy, o of a ood, protested the
empocary sign o and saidni erywdif£icult for local
tusinessme n. ingdsaiditne City A ney w ing all ord.i.na nces
of r signsrorCOmmissione reFaulkner said t o
ei£eerent tom~a~iesDnaa a cea enev w e planning legal a
suggested that the C til those i aolved.
aid the CitysA ~eyuwouldthave s in£ormationaa ailable o
P.pril vnt1986. aulkner said the City had a effective sign ordinanc<
tut had changed thei0oi erpretation of the ordinance and ne asked tM1at
signs be permitted n place so long a the advertising was changed.
Nr. eaulkner asked nor p tnfrom local businessmen.
16. Mr. Basil Craddock said the City was verse to solicit formal proposals.
17. The meeting was adjourned at BIOS P.M.
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