CCMtg12-15-86MinPresent. Mayor G erg
Deputy Mayor 1 ,
Commissioner F ulkner
Myers
rilson
naldsWa11er5mC ity A strator
n Colby, City A
Uonald Terry, CitytClerk
1. Mayor Goldberg called a regular meeting to order at ]: 30 P. M.
2. of silent meditation was fol towed by the Pledge of Allegiance
to themUnrted States Flag.
3. Approval of M n by C rilson, s led by
aul knee tha tMm of 12/1 /Bfinspecmal m inyoand 12/1/86
regularcm ing be approved as submitted. Motion carriedtby a unanimous
roll callevote.
n by C led by C aulkner that
agenda b ms 3A, report f Johno6 silent
oP the C ralaFloaidat~ cal 5 ety,and bymdeleting agendari 4,5
and 6 a ethe request of iMr. wal ter Judge. Motion carried by a unanimous
roll call vote.
5. John Bistlibe thanked the City £or their assistance d inq t
jus tMCOmpleted a ual A and Crafts F val a thcyuhad t argest
number of exhibitors ever. Mr.ar stlin eepresen teddtheraity a checkbfor $1$D.0
of Lot 13, Longwood Hills Road, P 6, Page 15. Colby read by t.i tle
and displayed proof of legal advertising for all public hearings to be heard.
>. Public H ing, Ordinance N ]93 - ending future land u e plan e ment
of comprehensive plan for property described i Ordinance N
Colby read by t d for clarification9and M Nagle
ted that therelw Mthreeoa volved w e property. e first
ation, t ing the future land u e plan and the
thixdnw the r ing~on Naglens ouldsmake the z ing
for t iil ertechnically t applicant
ouldbbuiltrmviPi~familytu etheds dof't e property w uldeprevent h
from doing s ugges ied that the City could negotiate a agree-
neyaand also include d otts
aid that w o long a inkneysr nedao rship1aM
Carolyn Mullard spokena gainst thew any n cidents
ongwood H shezOaid9nonpossibi li ty of am lii-family
buildingsLS ald C spoke i opposition. oug
roll, M and M Bi11ynJ spoke against the change D
the Eutur erla ndluse maptand the rezoning.neMr. Nagle said Semr nole County
z~
as regnes!ed 10 feet of additional riu ht of way from p p y wners to
ing be closed. rried by a oll call v
my A9encynnaar~ enaea cne ~ a~9eMi
ingst At3at eepai ith the r finder of the property but
that i only be single famoly fist n by Commissioner Myers that Ordinance
. ]93 be denied. The m n dMedyfor lack of a ond. n by
rilson, s d by Commissioner F trOrdinancc N
]93 be tabledsuntil devcloperaexecutes an agreementutonlimitacons traction to
to £f m ith M ticker of 5 Hole County. OepMayor Lormann said
the Cityes hould i my t o homes a s promised by
[he developer. Commissioner 5 rilson saidrthe City uhaddt options. One
ould be to deny and the developer could still build homes and [he s and
require a developer's agreement whereby only single family h oula
besbu~lt. Myers said a definite traffic hazard exrs tedmesThe
motron carrrea by sa una nrmou~ roll call vote. .~
B. Public H ing, Ordinance N ]94 - ing property described i
Ordinance N n by C rilson, s onded by Commis-
aulkner9thatMOrdinance No.ry94obe to bled until the d veloper's
agreement required f r Ordinance N ]93 w ied
by a unanrmous roll all vote. Commissroner Faulknea askedrthat Mr. Nagle
10, public H ing, Ordinance N ]96. Colby read by title only.
n by C rilson, s ondeasby C ulkner that
public h ingr ber closedme by a
n byaC rilsonn s onded by C aulknezv that
Ordinance Nomm]96rbeeadopted. Motron carried by a unanrmous roll call vote.
11. Public x ing, ordinance n ]9]. lby read by title only .
n by C rilson, s ondedsbyCC avlkner that
public h ingrber ~losedme d by a call v ~
yaCommissioner 5 rilsonn s ded by C avlkner t
O~dinance No. ]9] be adopted. Motvon carrrea by a unanrmous roll call vote.
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12. Public Nea r >96. Colby r d by Litle only.
.Elaine Keller naskeddt cthe propertyMb aed i the City.
asked that she n t be required to pave a thenproperty and said
any people w ted to keep t aibara Wilkins of
rill Lyn chaRea Sty said shear tedtM Keller artid she said M
Keller did n thepproperty iESShe w required t
pave t Nagle%said improvements t thel property s ould
be discussededuring the public hearing o ing. Moyer
spoke i opposition t aid the propertyaw
adjacent t ongwood proper tynandis eeCity could n vide the
reyuired s n by C rilson, s onded by
au lknerot t Ord in~cesN ne'ygmbe tabled during public
hee ringru ti 1Fa developer's a orked o arbara
Vi Skins asked what the a ent wouldwc andusM1e said M Keller
had been led to believe 9hatmthe agreementte d be r ached a sthis hear-
ing and she complained about the long del ay.ouMOtion carried by a unanrmou
roll call vote.
13. Public H ing, Ordinance N >99. n by C rilson,
onded by C Myers that Ordinance No. 799 bestabled. SMOtion
carried by a unanimous roll call vote.
14. Public ing, Ordinance N 800. n by C rilson
onded by Mayor Goldberg that Ordinance Noti0o0 be tabLedionMOtron
carried by a unanimous roll call vote.
15. The meeting recessed from 850 until 9:00 P.M.
16, of Public H ing, Equalization B Sider paving
s ufor N xth/South Milwee Street from i ith W
c tion with the e ingi pavemen tra rth righ
o£rway of FloridaiA sMOtion by C aul kner, s onded by
rilsonuthat i e be r vedrfrom table. ied
by a roll call v Philyaw spoke i opposition t
e pavingmof sN/5 Milwee andes ould be of n nefit to him.
aig Eba ugh spoke i opposi ti ondand said i appeared that t ary
function in paving N/S M improve traffic flow. pEbaugh
aid he had m Wal Seraand he s effort had been made t
the benefits to property o salt of the paving. M
Ebaugheasked the City t nthe a t px'oce ss. George
Bernard read a letter fromeM on gs e= enhis a neyM protesting
anda other lette3rp CromrM ceytto his parents
askings thatethe property be donated t ityds t had n value.
ked [he City t thetc of appraising h soproperty
o determiaeathe a ual value.sh n by Commissioner Myersl s onded
by Commissioner F ulkner that public h closed.
by a roll call v Wallerns uggested thatMr ityrbear
the c rofudemucking N/S Milwee and the C agreedhe n by
aulkner, s onded by CommissionersMyers [Fat pavingra sess-
mentrfor N/E Milwee be tabled until property owne and staff met.
solution N 590 be adopted. Commissioner Faulkner a
addressed by hospital had been r solved and M Waller said yes.
MayoriGOldberg said the City w res dons hb la if or d agSng tYe portion of
' West Warren near Lemon Lane ands he s rd c d not believe he property
- - espons ible for r
Fau ..xn.r ag eedethax the City ehoul~apay
aulkner, s onded by Mayor Goldberg t t Public H ing
Equalization B d force orgia A e be reopeneda ied
by a animovs roll call v spoke i opposition rto
pav ingnG orgia A tedMthatPthe Lengineeringnplans w
tech that the plans t velrof
LakerWayman wouldLn ork and s when thewpzv ing policy w
changed [ the presentwmethod of ha Schossleras
spoke i opposition t the pav.i ng andsasked the City to go back t the
25 percent a t for abutting property o and the City paying
SD percent. s axy ii spoke i fnpaving Georgia A
John C ti 13o spoke i toppnsitionntoapaving G orgia A
rald D tcher spoke i opposition to pav ing G orgia A Mayor
Goldbergvsaid he w ing changing paving a
1/3, I/3 and 1/3. a nodgrass said she had livedmi
fox 36 years and hadraskednthatFthe s t be paved for many yearsa
Mr. Curt Chinn spoke i opposition totthe paving. ichael Rayl
spoke i opposition Y nthe paving of Georgia AvenueMr There w no
furthernc n by C aulkner, s onded bye
Mayor GDldberg2thatMpublic heari ngsbe closed. ied by a
r011 call v Commissioner Faulkner0s tedathat a raffic
tudymhad been completed by Sgt. T m Tackson, Jr. and he had r
ended a top sign be i taped a of Cxedo and G orgia.
n byVMayor Goldberg6 s onded bytC rilson t
Commission deny R solution N 595. Commissioner Myers said ha w
n favor of changing paving a [ policy [0 1/3, 1/3, 1/3. Com-no
rilson su9gestedsthatmif the o opposed to paving
a street, that it be placed on the bottom ofnthe list for paving
ing, O 802. Colby read by title only.
nrby C aulkner, s y Commissioner S rilson
that O 10802 be a ceptedeonnf ire r and that0a public
heari ngdbeasc hedvled for January 5, 19s]. Motron carried by a unanrmo
roll call vote.
subject t cots by staff, Dyer, Riddle, Mills and P subject
allaeon of a fire sprinkler s subject t cchetpayment
of alltengi nee ring fees by Dyer, Riddle teMills and P t prior t
the f any building p mrt. The mntron carried y vnanrmous
roll callnvote.
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21. Request by M ank L Schrimsher for c changes t PLaea
De.l Sol Shopping Center. ank Schrimshers presented drawings shcwing
changes-desired i shoppingrc aulkner said the
~• eBProved a n form a bulieved the developer
ouldsberequi red t the c ording t the plans. -
s ne Myers s ohehad notproblemsiwithcthe proposed r s tins and
aidithe changes woald make i r for c shopeandiget i
the building. DepMayor L oughtet ildinq 1 better
ith the changes. Conmis~ioner S ai is onisaid t ehproposed c ange ewould
be advani:ageous t the fire department. Nagle said the Fountain shown
the approved plans would n t be v siblebehi nd the glass enclosure and
he v' the fountain could r iabi l.i ty t [he Y is/landlord.
. Doa Puller said i copped, the r silents of Harbour
Msle c d get h Fulleri~a idatha< c isles
belonging t the workers w e being parked o ntheumediue s rip and i -
ing w Phyl is T t parkingiv
arbour Isletproperty w s harmful andns kedhif M Shrimsherlwould
replace all palm t ved. Nagle as aid the plam t s had been
planted i the Ci tyerightmof-way and M Schrimsher said theet ould
replanted if they w ved by the workers. aid thatephotographs
of c andetbe landscaping would
Derz xedpt tithe original c MayoriG erg s as
eededibetween M Schrimsher aadtthe r sidenteofbHarbourdlsleeet
Schrimsher agreed t t 6:00 P Wednesday,
December 1], 1986. o DepMayorhL aulkner had
a Point i ing that s e plannbesc ted a approved.
Oswald, a neytfor M Schrimsher said i s difficult for theMo
permit the homeowners o arbour Isle to planathe property. Naglersaid
~~ the City C mmissio ha fthe authority t approve elevation drawings and
sibili tynfordany changes i rail s Uale Lilly said
widening t rches a red to lower the load bearingMCapability.
Liil.y said any changespP athe s t be c led by Civil E er
and sealed. Commissioner 5 rilson samds if theeC sideredne
elevation d ings upon approval o e plan,otheyscould c cider the
and t ary s a grey a and asked about
other changes such a onditioningWaheating. n by C
aulkner, s onded by C rilson that requested changesit
Del Sol Shopping C ribeodenmed. by a to
llwith Mayor Goldberg, 0 Mayor L doCOavnissioneas Faulkner and4
Smeri lson voting Aye andePOmmis~ionernMyers vot g Nay.
22. The Commission recessed from ll.o] to 11:1] P.M.
23. roposed C t between City and D Telephone C for c ral
telephone s Waller said the c noE the c ouldeb
financed o iod of five y n by C rilson,
onded byeC aulknerat t City approve proposed c and
lease with D tedsTelephone Corporation a that t authorized to
sign contract. Notion carried by a unanimous rollhcallyvot e.
24. roposed agreement a ity a nole C my
for s rapacity. Col.byt explainedet ssityef evisioo of
page ] make payment 51.00 less s the t n lines
had Deenfpaidtforti e payment for t ,000 g orlon
yam. by Ccmmissioner Smerilson, s onded byhMayortGOldberg thataCitysapprove pro-
, sed s ith 5 nole C my subject t f financing
y S ank andethattthe Mayorib orized t sign subje~tac
led by a eof°et Mayor G erg~nDepMayor
andwC MyeisPand S iilsoniv Ayela ner
ulkner v ing Nayion Myers said r sidents w
quires t thookup to se rs Hies as had been er_oneously statedtearlier.
- __ City a Plaze for s
cited. ead a atyaexplai ni ng t us
ityWha de ~~ sugSested Tha ttthe CCi ty e opti ona3
:s by~^ sulknev, s ondad by C rilson that
r nhor.ur th _~ $5y00D OC paid by A rtay for s c~Pacityefar F r
Plaza a full payment Yor 1,111 yallons per V wage and that sheltie n
required to pay c s for any additiona SSCapa city. Commissioner
Myers said ee fe htrs rry rf av Mr. % and he sa f.s we apacis had
a le uld h e pardaby n Mayors Goldberg a ~ed of
bhenC ityrh capability of stopping F Plaza
gallons w ached and M Fta ssler said yesmonThe motion was carriedl by
a unanimous roll call vote,
£or a price of $15,305.]0. Motron carried by a unanimous roll call vote.
2]. Public Participation Period. There were no comments.
2B. City Admrnrs trator s Report:
Waller s ted that the City had r ved a request £or a
n for completion o police s by i
suggested that a 30 days e n be grantednproviding n radditional
volved. nabyrC aulkner, s ondea by
CommissionernMyers thatothe s ialr~ompletion date foc completion
of the police s n by ti udders be e ended t ember 30, 1986,
providing that n radditional costs were involved. Motron carried by a
unanrmous roll call vote.
[Valler said the bids for s t paving expire o ember 2).,
1986 b e low bidder had indreated that he would hold prices until
Januaryr5th198].
Waller asked that the City C approve expenditure of
$]50.00 for the employee Christmas P rry. rsCOmmissioner Faulkner said
the City Administrator should be able to ace p sh that through b ge
wallet said the 5 and A ual Christmas P rade had been a
great s and he s the P rade C eahav ing the n
inguo dry 19, a198]. Phy lisrT aid the young people
erynappxeciative of the parade. DalerLilly thanked the Longwood
Police Department for therr assvstance during the parade.
wallet said the Lonywood Police &
10:00 A esday, D cember 23, 1986. ail sonrasked
what theMpercent age of completion was and Mr. Wallernsard 65 percent.
wallez s o£ th tafL and C mmns eiYn ha bee vited
selberxy City Nall on Ja u r 13, d198]ntondis- ~,
cuss rmprovements £or Highway 1>-92. - '.
n by C aulkner, s onded by C
that Feiday, d aryr253196), Fbe declaredca holiday forrCi ty nemployees
The motion passed by a unanrmovs roll call vote. Me. Waller said poli
. Co16y briefed the C request submitted by
radi<k/FRC for approval of landru Colby said i
Quid take 6 m nths t ingeandrsaidnthe Commission could t
approve a proposed Declaration pof Land Use Restrvctvon i.f they chose to
n by C ril son, s onded by C aulkner
that City Commr~svon considermxequest submrtted by Bradick/FRC as a special,
. Nagle asked that FRC be r p Bible for all adve rtvsrnq osts and
the Commission agreed.
by Commissioner S rilson, s onded by C aulkner
t City a cept t e proposedmDeclara tionc of Land D onditi onsFSUbmitted
byaCity A ney and that the mayor b orized t
Nagletsaid the s ement needed some additional work aTheemotron and
n by C c Smerilson, s onded by Commissioner F ulkner
that City Staff m representatives of Florida A ial C s
the proposed Declaration of Land D onditions to p ovideie
theradditional safe guards required. Motron carried by a unanrmons roll
n by Mayor Goldberg, s onded by C aulkner that
approved bills be paid. Motron carried by a unanrmons ~oll call vote.
b. r Smerilson suggested that the n of the members of
the City C red £or the election on December 16 and that
the p q p sofnthc Commrssroners be removed.
aulkner said this would be h s last m ing and he
thanked e embcreof Fthe City Commission, t ity A and the
City Clerkcfor the.i.r help and assrstance during this tecmnoftoffice.
d. n by Commissioner Myers, s onded by C anikner
that M vid Wickham be reappointed t ethe Land PlanningrAg y The
motron carrred by a unanrmons roll call voce.
n by DepMayor L onded by C aulkner that
AobertoA eappointednt e Land Plannin gs Agency.F The motron
a ied by a roll call v
31rr The Commrssron adjourned at 12t30 PP'~'Syp~
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