CCMtg11-10-86SPMinPresent. Mayor Golabery
DepMayor L
aulkner
Commissioner Myers
Commissioner Bmeeilson
nala L wallcr, city Aaminietrator
Colby, City A nay
Donald L. Terzy, Ci ty tClerk
1. Mayor Goldberg called a Special Meet> q to order aC ]: )0 P. M.
2. A moment of srlent meditation was followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.
3. Mayor Goldberg pres en tea M Verma M a Certificate of Appreciation
for her serer ces on the Codes EnfoccementaBOara.
4. Colby briefed the Commission o the s tutory p ardinq
Equalization B and hearings and explained thattany principles ofnfairness
n determining a apply t ezyone. walle.r suggested
if any e rollmreyuired r that M ing
roll be t the staffer Wallerr
tad that theta roll for L ak' for Hospital Corporation of
a had been corxectea to zeflectran assessment o£ $20,091.50 instead
o£e$20,991. 50.
5. Public H ing, Equalization B and t cider paving a s for
ear o o con ssessmenT
e from i tax ith L on
with e ingvpaveme nt a tn18, sL Florida.La ucherctr
of thex5 uth S note C ity Hospi9al questioned the n ity t widen
the e and saiauhe thought drainage improvementsew -
portantrthantwidening the s ocher asked if the a o11
had been prepared based uponrthe c t bid price and he a kedsif then
ity would a i^g for City property abutting W
Wallerhs tedsthatpthe a ant roll had been prepared u ingn
bids M vea andthe said the Cityswould pay 10 p of the t tat
paving c s paying t appropriate 45 percent forea y property
abutting s subeing pavede of xospital nCOrpora tion of
e had just r nt ly r vedscopy of t plans from M Join
FlorioaodthehCity's G ing C salting F say yuestioned
whether the proposed drainage w adequate. m FernandaTiblier, A
City Engineer said the proposedawidening of the s o 26 feet wouldtmake
the e the s w.i.a th and he s Wage improvements would
help e eryone ee say s e aischargetpiperunder W Lake had n t
been improved andrheMa ked whaa the hospital could ao whenethcy c
ompliance o Wages if they could n t discharge i e drainage system.
say i A had anpermit to discharge
osystemeanasM say saidsthey dick Tiblier said the plans
had been completed on September 2 1986, and w y for b
Tiblier said the drainage improvements hadbeen designed by Dyer,
Aiaal.e,MMills and P and he said the plans w efficient and
provided the greatestcb nefit foc m uc her yuestioned
e 21 inch pipe underrW
~ f erilsonh s a by Depnayor L m thatvResolu tMOnr 59066eCtabled
tudy o r arainaye and to determine i xCA's permit t
aisnna~ye w tone arainaye sratem was still ~alia. fMOtron was earriea
6. Public N ing, Cqualizat ion B ro {1 for
psvrng 5 erly 5 Lake etl afro er-
i e_ et I ith e tying pavemMntsa t 1
uthernwend of S MitweesH ofy634 feet. ary
of Robert H ai dsh v had been zequested
ovdonaee 23 Eeet ott la ~do£ -tthe riyh t-of-waypa did n
think d ing [he land and paying the a ehfai r.
applied f ingspermi ttt expand his building
expa asion w bopposite e the s t paving.
Commissioner S rilson a kedn howsmuch of the n23ffeet would be u d for
pav rnq and M Tiblie ould n any of thesregve red
footage. ai dr RObertsH orporationuF d given the City s
515,000 earliexato sa tis £y a requirement that they pave a po tron o£
Myers, s ded by C rilson [hat A solution N .
591sbenadopted. ied bysa ro 11 call v Com- o
aulknexoaskedcabout the s vofuthe City's request for a
ao~acio~ oc z3 feet ana c esroner smerilson saia the aaaitional Lana
was not ea yea fnr paviny.r
]. Public H ualization B and t sider a roll for
paving S Wilmars 4 from i ith BAS4345m5 uth/Southwest
for a distance oft1065 feet. t urgers s only learned of
the h ing f ing t owho 9 ved a aid he 1
nede56o f ongkWilmaobutmthe eCOUntyex ords didtn show him a the
although he did pay t the property. urgess said his
property w only 65 feet deepsand he questioned whether he could build
the n width. urgess said i ovld n t be fair t charge him
$16,000 forop if be could n e his wproperty and he said he m
require a tMyers asked M urgess what z
the propertyrhadcwhenCh~purchased i n by Commissioner Faulkner,
by C mmissioner 5 rilson that public heariny be tabled.
ieddby a ro l.lev requested t
therCi ty Planneznfo~vinformati on onMwha rouse could be made of the property.
ublic n ing, Equalization B and t sider a roll for
paving Short A e from i ith 5 Milwees (formerly S. W
Lake Streetl to vts vntersectron wrth S. Wilma Street. Mr. Ray Armstrongt
Lake e[) rth S a Str vch
Golda askedtfor a explanationsoftthe type pavingwand M Tiblierrs 1
the paving would c of a sub-base, soil c and 11 inches ofid
is poke in favor of the paving. n by C -
d by BepMayor L aring be
closednt deby a iollncallav Colby read
Resolvti on No. 594 b_ tv tle. Motvons by Commissioner Myers, seconded by
r Faulkner cnat x aolntion rvo. s94 be aaoptea. Motron
Carri~arerea ananrmona roll call vote.
lo. nblic rnq, Equaliz ara t aiae= r
ing G orgFiaaA e from i os St reettt
ing pavements tnltlt Bloc kdH Lake Waymans
eightsc LLakewAdditiont Sohn C tillo said he w ned about
the paving and askea how wide the s aid h
box has been knocked ral t duha ned if t
r his propertye r Dula only makesm -
rilson s tea that only the e ing rightsfWwayewoulam
be stiliz edmand M tillo would n t losexany of his property. Mayor
Goldberg s fed thatCthe City w taking a aggressive s and ing in having
sapaved. Commi ssionersFaulkner a any precautions w
beingipla nned to protect the lake and to preventrc s from r ing i rthe
lake. Commissioner Smerilson said that would be a separate i
be handled s rely. she w re presentinguhero
William H rphy andssaidtthenc rof t ing would be a hardshi
onsher Mother •ahoulived on a fixed income. Mrs. Lane asked what portion
Myers asked where the storm water would drain and Mr. Tiblier said the
of t e paving c and said when the w of Georgia A ve
s paved, r silents paid 25 percent. xayl saianhis portion ofen
orgia A e had no drainage requirements a aid he did n
believe heshou ld be required to pay for drainageer s for
another block. Mr. xayl also Sues tinned where the sidewalknwould be
improvements were required for all o£ Georgia and would benefit all
sidents w cold three years ago that the paving a s for
sidents would be t my five percent and the City wouldspays0 pe
us hor said he w n favor o£ the s t being paved. Ed
Hoffman said he w ned about 4 largeeo n hisMproper
and he also r tea that stop signs be placed a
o que ned t
peraentageGof a o further c
Myerssss deaTbyrC
mclosedne d by a zollacall v n b
aulknexrrs onded byaC rilson tha trx
No ~595rbeetabled. Motron carried byma unanrmous roll call vote.
11. The Commrs stun recessed from 8:50 P. M. untrl 9.05 P. M.
Mayor Goldberg brie fed the C tF.e s of the d s-
ith the C ytforJthe City.l
M.ayorbGOldberg s ery of aFle a d he e -
ted a ouyh c o be of fereawbye the C ntyr.i the nv eaK
feturc. Mayor Goldberq tsaid h ablyucall a special'mee trn~
sifter 'she proposed cont.ac[ was .~._eaved.
13. city Administrator's deport:
Waller s a proposed ordinance had been prepared
e developmentta a fees for s cipation of
successful negotiations withsSemvnole County.eWMrs. Colby read
. 801 be a cepted on first reading and that a public hearing be
s~heduled for 12/1/86, ied Ry a roll call v
Mayor Goldberg t anked Commissioner Sturm andnthemC my staff forte
their a and cooperation. Commissioner M Mayor
GoldbergsandaMre Waller for their efforts to obtainrsewer capacity
for the n w police s n Mad been inadvertently o ted from the
sequently ,~odid n sideration e though
rt was the lowest bid. Mr. Walle re asked that the award for a generator
all bids be r sidered a the m of 11/17/B6. ied
by a 4 to 1 v ith Mayor Goldberg,nDepMayor L and Commis-
aulkner and Smerils on voting Aye and Commissioner Myers
voti ngsNay.
. Colby a sed the C that Cy C e had
£i SedcforMa ritnof C sultmo £s the Commissions`s denial
of the Conditional U lby said the c e had been
signed Sudge Salfisandes hethadM20 days in which to cespond in
wrating.
14. TRe meeting adjourned at 9:22~J(Y/.~/M/.
Attest. '~`r or Crty of i.ongr ood, cla. ~`
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