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A[%;L1SP 1?, 1985
.[went Mayo[ 9cerilson
Cep tY Mayo[ Goldberg
Commissioner Faulkner
Commissioner Ia
Conmmissionec Myers
Gceg MaMirg, City Pdministratoi
Gerald xocman, city Attorney
Donald Terry, City Cle[k
Christ Nagle, City Plainer
Chuck Nassle[, Ci[y Enginee[
Mayo[ 9reitlson called the meeting Go older at ]:30 P.M
The City Conission served a nomxnt of silent dilation followsH by the Pledge of
Allegiance to the wired states elaq.
Approval of Ninut Suly 1H, 1985 w and duly 22, 1985 regular ~ree[irg.
n by cepMayor Coldbe[g, s corded by Camnissione~neaulkner that mu of .IUly 18 and
.?uly 22 be approved as submitted. Motion carried by a wwLrous roll callswte.
Mayor 9recilson read a proclaiation proclaiming the rtonth o£ Qtobe[ as Spinal Nealth
o-kmth in the City of Langwood.
yg5y~~ ~$&RdkCa = 41~Z[BA4'L' [~ ¢95. - amending the conyxehensive zoning ocdinanre to
allow package se r treatment plants i cial and industrial caning list icts. Mr.
ead try title only and displayed peoofcof n and pablication. Thee
mentse pro o Motion by Conmussionec flyer emnded by DeF ayo[ Coldbergetlut
Fublic acing roe closed. c[ted by a roll call mote. Motion by
Commissioner Faulkner, mndedtbynOOnmissioner Myers that Ordinance Ib. 695 be adopted.
lotion carried h' a wanvrous roll call mote.
EU@LEC l~BdNG . ~T ~. ZQ4 - atneedieg the cortpcehensive zoning ordnance by
lidding ectain language regarding Historic Committee approval of plans and specifications
and changes of use or purpose within the Historic District. Mc. x read by title
only and displayed p[oof of n and publication. TMCe xe pro 0
~:~tion by ComS c Faulknere, seconded by ConmdssioneE !lye[ othat p~bl is hearin9rete
- closed. Motion ee rued by a roll call w Conmmissionec Faulkner inquired
vMther Ne LPA o c Ca~mit ee wind r e plans fist and Mr fH91e said
M iFA mould c wOfirstrand submit [ecomrosdationsstO the Historic Conmitt
Cortmissione[V1Faulknei, corded by Comidssionec Myers that Ordinance I3a. 'IO4tio~n
-iop[ed. Motion racried by aswanvmus roll call mote.
Mr. Tony UanDerwcp, Planning ectOr fo[ Seminole Cowry bcied the Commission m
used erlocal agreement forDpucpose of part cipating in Coimunity ceveloprtent Hlock
t Program. Comnissione[ ltyecs asked if all c s had particilad last yeas and Mr.
carp said "yes", but the County was disqualified because Ney care 26 esidents
rof the [squired 200,000. said there could not Ce a problem this yeac s re there
ow 222,000 residents. DepMayor GolA~er9 asked if Mr. Nagle s any probless and Mr.
glen aid "n that her namnded participation in the programaw Motion by celN~tay0[
.!]berg, ecorded by Co i !Nets Hat Resolution Nc. 54H, approving participation
the in e[local agrement beradopted. Mr. Xorman read by title only. T rtot[on was
wr[ied by a wawwmas toll call mote.
_ and ice. ~a - apiwinting M Charles Hazsler as Building Official. M[. Xornan
tadReby title only. aulkner asked that the c solution be tabled motif the
city Attorney could obtaCin kaalegalropinion. Mr. Rorman said he agree3 srnce the status of
Pryan aia eloriaa scacuces Froviae apecific gniae:in
Loc appointing an eu ildirg Of£_eials. DepMayor Cnldberg said M[. Bryant w1
appointed bytthevCityfC and waz holding the title without autMrity. '
Korman suggested that he be giv~rnropportunity t h tl:e fitter fu[the[ arv] onto...
legal opinion. by Conmissione[ Faulkner, r econded by Cormissioner Myer.: .tat
solution !b. 549Mbe[tabled u til M rman had an opportunity to arch the issue and
come back with a legal opinion. Mo[ionKCar[ied by a unanvrous loll call mote.
9. SL Plnnp' ='13$1? vcAyg . POSE iii. M Nagle briefed the Gmmission w; the
proposed site plan and said the development is part of a previously approved site plan fo[
Township Plaza which was approved in 19]8. said the developer tad requested that the
plan be "grandfatnered in" to take advantage of its previous approval. aid
"g randfatnecing" wind permit [he project to be app[ov ]without meeting open spa<eapollcy
requirements. Nagle said the I3A had recdmended that the site plan be aFp[med
subject to the following corxlitions: (1) The developer revising the site plan [o resolve
eview fined in Nagle's let of July s, 1985 and those of Oyer Piarlle,
Mills and Preceurta (D[+N@);M (2) ProjeR r ew by City Agin (37 Correction of
lazatdous Traffic mnditio:u Township~Plaza arc3 Pax ant (4)
Realignment of the Sun Bank driveway to p[ovide adequate cignt turnaradii; (5) Submission
of as-built d[awings and engineering plans for the s and proposed inptovements.
[l gle said tlrs proposed site plan had been subnutted in response to LPA action and he said
tuff re ew Ldiczte the following i still needed to be resolved: (1) TR;e proposed
9' x 2o'~park ing spaces should be double stripped; (2) xfireel stops along the east Fcoperty
l;ne ana nexe co the bnilairg alanla be places to prevenc matraction of the lanaacapi,g
and entrance sidewalk; (3) The owner tus stated that the proposed hedges will be sized
and placed to seal s ning of [ne parking and driveway azeaa; (4) A
line extension permit is cequiredeto relocate ex ing water line; (5) The developerwaM1as
agreed to double-yellow st[ip the entrance d[ivexay to eliminate driver onfusion. "1
xisting "NO ET;[ran<e" sign at the Pax [estau[ant driveway should also be eNarged s:~ 1:~
an be clearly seen by drivers entering Township Plaza from s. x. 434; (6) The w.mar ias
agreed t e the enti[e Tonship Plaza site from I-2 Co C-3 zoning to =
mist ith the crn~renensive elan. Mc. Nagle recomrended that the rezo ing neura
cor;ditioncof the site plan approval.
Mr. Nagle said F¢ mad r ived verbal confirmation from DIUAP flat the prolnsed s to plan
weld ce ofewe as the sv[e plan approved in 19]8. aMin9tsaid he
wished toadisc~irss the median benind Fax because i confusing. Mayocw9ierilson said he
agreed and called the median a traffic haaard. Mr~Manning askew the City Clerk i.f this
problem mad been discussed with the goner and Mr. Teizy said Fre mad discussed the prUrlan
with Mr. Al Leitmu;, developer of Township Plaza. Comissioner Myers objected flat
handicalped parking places were not marked correctly and Mr. SEitmrn said he mould Mve
them wccected. Commissioner Myers stated that the drainage outlets more no wrking
properly and 1¢itman said he mould have [hem checked and repai[ed iE sary.
Comnissione[ [lens said the east exit at McDOnalds needed a "hn left tom" signeand Mr.
Iaitmmn saia ne wales nova a sign p„e np.
Mann;,g askew that else median be rem~,ea ana Mr. l,e aaia ne wnla eazk to Rax ara
if they agreed he mould have the median removed and have yellow stripes {.aimed to indicate
lanes. Mr. Narv,ing Baia ne believes the median ai~ula ne remwea ana nu. caitmen Baia Rax
anonla not objece ana m aaia that ne wma nova the meai:am removes ana me yellow lane
tripes iriatalled. DepYayor Goldberg asked Mc. Nagle how the drainage w[ked and F4.
Nagle said the ca~bility of the site plan matched ceded [et antion
cegaicements when sitenwasn[irst approved in 19]8. Motion by Dep`4ayor CnlrIDerg~ second'
by C eaulkner that a plan be tabled until [he i y ETgineet hatl
oppoctunityion w plans andrnake a nrrendation t the Commission reg aro...,
' inrmam said the Pla;v:e[ had re nemnded that the site plan to
aEprovedn andCMr. I~aglecsaid he mad re omrendM that the plan be approved subject G the
wined in his letter of August 5, 1985 and those of DNS. Mayor Smetilson
suggested that the City Atto[ney check the legality of "grandfatheting". Mr. Korman said
tM project might involve tom things: Gra:dtathering of what mold be built but no[
~. gc+mdEatMrirg engineering details, mhz previous rtption and second wEre withdrawn.
lotion by cepvayor Goldberg, corded by Camnissioner eaulkner that site plan to tabled
until Ne Ci[y Fnglnee[ had an oFportunity to eview site plans and alike a emendation
ni:g etention c pability d the CityrAttomey had an ppo[tunit~to~ st igate
thedegali tyrof grandfathe[ing in the site plan. Motion rattled by a un nuous roil call
10. $~ plpy . I~T.4]N ~A 1yi p~g$g jy, Mr. t~Hgle briefed Ne G iss ion on the
preposed s e plan. Mr. Magle said the I8A had conditionally r emended app[oval subject
solution of staff and OM1P review <onnents. He said the LPA had also requested that
theta cepart:mnt determine the location of a w fire hydrant ard the adequary of fire
protection v r to the proposed building. niagle said the develope[ should submit a
lef[er fromatFOpS [emnfirming the adequacy of existing driveway en off
Frio[ of the building permit. Nagle r nmendad thatathe s plans 3be
acproved subj mtcto the mrditions listed in his lette[ ofcAU list s, 1905 and the m
of Dat4F in lette[ of July 3, 1905. Me. lagle said the developer had agreed to relocated
handicapped Parking spaces closer t tarp and had agreed to install an opaque fence
parking line M n p[oFeity from nearby Mires. Mr. ark Leo ard, Attorney a
caw, present toscrepre ent Watson Realty. ConnSssion Jllyec advised that the
handicapped Parki:g spaces we :wt rested and Mr. nacdesaid they mould mnply with
requi rennnts. Cmmissioner fryers [e emended that trees be used as a buffer instead of a
wcv~den fence s e the fence null detmeriorate and [ M[. Leonard said M thmght the
-Proposed fencenuwas mnq>atible with fences in the ing r:eighbochood. Commissioner
said his [ of the bluep[int stowed a 6' a M[. Leo~mtd said the bluepri
ect. lotion g' Commissioner Faulkner, corded by Commissioner Myer that
plan her approved subject to the metre to d c emendations contained rn Mr. taglets
~ ls[ter of August 5, 3905. Motion carried by a unanimous roll call mote.
11. $12g plpl) _ Ifs i€PISE @USll>;GG. Mc. 46g1e briefed the Commission on the
proposed site plan and said i[ uuld be located on the south side o[ S.R. 4]4 be[uxen
let's Putt Arrerica and the Mngtveod Veterinary Clinic. c. Nagle said with the exception
:'nf the prawsed turenty three (23) £mt wide driveway, instead of the required 25 Eeet, the
~projec[ reels all the requirements fo[ site plans. NS wgle said that park leg rvuld oNy
M pe[mltted on one side of the driveway and there was sufficient since foe vehicle access
and t rnirg and he recamended app[oval o£ the 23' width. Mi. Wgle said the developer
mould Mve to elrminate G:e landscape buffer iE the width uas 25 feet. Mr. Cagle said the
applicant had naked all a fisting t e them from damage durLg m aM
that he rtay have marked a curd IslandeLakeowhere DER had jurisdiction. Me. Nagletsaid Ue
City Fhgineer had reviewed plans and agreee with conments by DftF@ and the LPA. lHgle
commended that the site plan be approved subject to the applicant agreeing to nee t to
t his cost, if and when se a is available. Co:mriss c Myer asked if
thevapplimnt was mrtplying with ChewArMr Ordirmn and if the City hadnreceived a letter
from FLYR regarding the 6' wide easenent and Mr: Nagle said he Md and Nc. wgle said the
a~llcant w mnplying with the Acboi Ocdinan Me. Korman: said theee was r
about flocdirg o£ the pmFerty s e the property was approxirtately 2 feet lowermthannsthe
veterinary clinic aM he asked that tM Clty rarylre an indemnification agreemes< Mlding
Che City blvreless if flooding occurred. Notion by Dep'rayo~~ldcerge seconded by
Co:m:issioner Nyera that site plan be approv H subject to the aired the
City's Plarme[s letter of August 1, 1905 and subject to eignLgtsan nLdem:ifi<ation
ag[eeaent to relieve the City of any future liability for flooding.
12. lire Conmission [emssed between the Mu[s of 0:20 p. m. ard B:33 p.m.
L'. Yayec 9rerilson stated that the applicant had requested that agercla item norther 15
fOCdi:waa W. ]D3) bn mvlderad s[ n Lter dnto, TM Cmmleelon carom rrW.
14. gypl'LIf3By 7k"E FF%Nh'.T' . FLwd I4ft~ S9INC "~+ . Nagle briefed the
Cenmission ard Bald the applicant was earliest ing a mrditional use to have a tnrtbined
office/wholesale dist[ibution and sto[age business !n C-3 zoning district. M[. iNCle ~ M
the applicant was also rniuesting that o conditional use be granted to permit a redo:
n [he number of pa[king spaces normally [ yuired. The proposed Wilding mould have [w
wMlesale carpet/flm[ vering dist[ibution and sales mnQ.any~aM an
adve[[isingn sign business. Mr. [agle said he supports the conditional for
office/Nwleaale alat[ibaeioNaco[a9a ovals generace aunaeanualiy less
t[afflc than oche[ n rural C-3 land u sesM[~clsgle said that parcels 2, 3A and 38 are
erect try an existing c ag[eseffant that permits each our i joint a s aM us of
site i~roverentsssande the pa[king a driveways sand thatcced[ainage sand
ention a nmomy maintained and used byaall three property o M['. Cagle
aid that la[celals, mthe A ortotive One repair business, aced bysthe c
agreement. Mr. Nagle saidteheough the ce a ag[evmnt, thetapplicant is requestUg a
seduction ui the nrmte[ of pa[king spaces requrled in C-3 zoning district. Wgle
said there we 18 a" parking spaces available for us among the th[eeMrbuilding
Mr. Nagle saidr he hought the prolnsed us mould [equi[e afR[oximately 20
and that available parking mould be adsquate.e Nagle said hat Au[ortotive
Qfet~ seninole County and would not to annexed. said Automotive Ccie x
tact the c agreement and should n t be ablesto us parking. iH• aidm
IandscapeNWEPe[ [ gmnnded to p[event them using lurking of the other mnpaniesa
llc. M1agle recommended that the Condiand al Ike be granted for a peeiod of 5 years u[ until
the o[igital land use was dismneinued, whichever is less. Mr. Nagle suggested that the
Commission prohibit [etail sales o [estau[ant use in view of the limited lu[king
Nagle also [e osvmffded that the conditional use be approved subject t
the applicant m nst[ucting the building with sheet metal siding and fiat it fw apixar
o be acehoascoe. Mr. Nagle also [equested that n tside dfsplay o oeage be
permitted. w Mayor Smerilson questioned Automotive Ore sha[i~g the driveway andsMi. ibger
Jablonski satd there was another a treat oEf Claude hbff'e property. Motion by
Commissioner aulkne[, mnded byellepMayor Coldbe[g that Conditional Ike Fkquestl
alpoved subject to theecomfents contained in Mr. Nagle's letter of August 2, 1. ..
Nation tailed ty a unanimous roll call mote.
j5, S1TE Pldd _ ~. 14 mrrmma^rnr, ~, Mx. Ndgle briefed the Connussion on [he
piolnsvd site plan. Mr. Nagle said the driveway entrance [ryuired no3lEimtion to provide
proper radius and he said the handicapped lurking ramp had to 4 p[ovided in co[dance
with elorida Statute and that the dufgster be screened with opaque mate[ial and gals. Mr.
agle mmmnded that the site plan be approved subject to the comma and
~~econvrendations contained in his letter of August 2, 1985. Motion by OepMayor Coiaberg,
mnded h' Comnissione[ lfyers that site plan be approved subject to the mmrenes and
mmenda[ions contained Sn City Platmer's letter of August 2, 3955 aid aubject'to the
.~a[e[ arnexation of the property. Tire frotion waz cae[fed ty a unanimous toll call mote.
Ib. mTiON ¢' o,mr.rr }iP58IpGa 9&SiNt~ 1D. ZQ1• Motion by OepAaye[ Cc1dW[9,
conded by Crmmiss er Myezs that Oidlnance Na. ]O1 be continued until Septem+xr 9,
1985. Motion carriedrbf a unanimous toll call mote.
17. Mr. William R. Wa[b[ltton~ [epresenting Pete[son's Wtdoo[ Stgna [cquested the City
Commission t nsider app[oval o£ a trivision sign. Fk demmoffst[ated how the sign monks
and he said the proposed sign would [eplace a double s asked sign that is row Illegal !n
Lorgwaod. Wa[b[itton vaid the p[opased sign mould be an inp[ov [the existing
sign and ho said coo ociste mould n notice the changing faces on ttmesignVe Cgmm~iseioner
In[mann said she t [ned about t[affic and Mr. Wa[brl[ton said experience twa
indicated that this was nm a problem. Mr. I(orman stated that the City Code p[ohibite any
movable sigma ard he azkedtif the sign was moveable sign. Mc. Wa[b[Stton said fife sion
structure not moveable but the faces did change. said he would i .
the sign moo be loveable and thus not permitted try fire Mco ~sl9n [e9ulations,~te
Warb[itton said the intent of the sign was [o pcohfbit any illusion of rto efrtnt. ^~pwyor
Goldberg said ha Bidn't like tha trivlelon sign kept ha weld like to have Cite necked
sign removed. Mayor 9recilson said he agrettl with Mr. Roman ttut the sign waz moveable
ana ns solo ne naa a,aexvea a imaar sign on 1-a ana the m> amn„ts visible to
~mtorists. Mr. wa[brittnn Baia the incervals [eguirea for face charges pia be aaivata
as utue as 6 semnas ana Mayor 9rerilmn solo there wala be ne guarantee Gnat the
to uvula be mapued with. Mayo[ smerilson Baia ne was afraia the sign woula ne
aist~ecei~ to ao fists. Mr. F3rbritton solo the propasea sign wma be ereccea on the
p[operty of Barfield Fence Congany and the road is straight. Comnissionex iocrtann said
^.he Conmission had to amlply with the wrrent sign rryulations. it was the consensus of
'.he Commission to prohibit t[ivision signs.
LH. Aegaest from Mr. ~b Hattaway for ware[ se ce to Charlotte Street. Mc. Hattaway
not present. Mx. M ring [emnerended that the City rest[ict water sales to forgwood
oNy and he Baia annexation sMUld be made a condition o£ water se
r Myers agreed, saying water should be c erved foz Inrguood r silents. Mutim
W comsrni~io,e[ xyer mraea try Onndasimnraeaulkner Gnat xegueae Fran Ba,
IWttaway for water serv[m be denied. Motion carried bf a unanimous roll call vote.
19. Approval of Bid for Columbus Harbor waste Water T[eatment Plant. Mc. Charles Hassler
said the om bid [eceived was for 596,350 and this was in s of the 590,]00 estima
of the consulting engineer. Mr. Hassler suggested that the Camassion delete item 9 which
Ire aid ne could accomplish cneape[ and afp[we the remainder of [he bid. Camiiss
eryere asked how mach the City mold save bl' doing the wrk and Mc. Hassler said thexobid
ned price of 59,0]0 to fu[nish and r+lstall chlorieator, switchover,
scales, lousing with fan a light and he estimated thenmet for the City to a<cwplish at
53,]89. Conmissione[ Myers asked iE the City doing the w[k mould delay ca~letion of the
rock on the plant and M[. Hassle[ said it mould depend m the bidder's acceptance of the
deletion and he said ne did n t believe there mould be any delay. Commissioner Wrnam
said she did cot agree with the City doing any of the w[k and she asked that the bid to
app[wed and wrk msvmn as possible. Mannig said only 1 bid nod been
ived due to the fact that th~c vation of the plant was very risky business due
t!u ve[y pm[ mrciition o£ the plant, Motion Ih' C<nmissioner In corded by
(:o~mdssimer Faulkner that bid of Sunshine Building and Cevelopnent Corporation for
596,350 be amepted.
Mayor 9rerilson asked iE DPMP had reviewed the proposal arcl if they agreed with the City
acconQllshirg item 9. Mr. Jerry Naztman, v ce President of nyer, Riddle, Mills aeN
Pxemuct said there were oNy 3 or 4 amauniesathat did this type wrk and they more very
busy. mrtenaea that the City accept the bid fxan Suwhira Building a level ping
Corpazation.r Be said they mote a good mmgany. He said the City could accwiplisn the
ork required by iron 9 at the cost estimated by M[. Hassle[. Mc. Baztman recameMed
that the Ciey acept bid and permit the City FTgUreer [o negotiate with Smshine etiildirg
and envelopment Cnrlnration for a change o[de[ if that was their wish to delete item 9.
Nc. Haztman said the covquny might n gotiate a lore[ price. Pred Pearl said the
wrk nod been delayed 8 months and he asked that the bid be rameptea as submitted.
Commissiorer LorRann asked when wrk mould amrenm and a representative Fran Suahire
tWildieg and Developmn[ Cor~xation said within 10 days. Motion car[Sed by an unanimous
toll call mote.
20. P-BLIC P8~'dSdBBTI~' 8Effi.ldL.
Mr. Charles Dourciex said he mould like to comrent m the request Eor a Boy Scout
Can¢+oree m Otober 11-13 and he asked the Commission to apxove the smuts cart¢nirg' on the
pospital site. it was suggested that the scouts also be permitted to use po[tiorys of
Peitei Paik which is directly ac oss the st[eet fran the Hopital site ant the Camlissim
carted. lbtion by Conenissione[ Iq[mann, corded try Calmissione[ Faulkner that Boy
outs be authorized to cam on Hospital campsite and Sn Peiter Pazk on OCtebe[ 11-73 and
Gnat they be authorizea to use City ware[. Motion ca[[isd by a unanimo toll call mote.
t+x. Manning suggested that West Waccm M closed except for emrgmcy vehicles from
midnight Friday until coon Swday. Motion by Camdssioner Inrmann, seronded by
Conmissiomr Myers that Vleat Waxen Avenue be closed f[an Letron lane to West Iake Street
E [an Midnight Friday, October 11 until Nmn, SLndaY, Otober 13, 1985. tbtion carried try
a unanviaus roll call wte
b. Basil Craddock S Mired about restricting boat docks in WLmor Flanor and ta.
Manniiy sand he was attenq titg to obtain the views of the Commission as [o xheNer ~:ks
should be reeGrltted. Maya[ 0rerilmon coked thmL the Flanmowne[m Ee rpumeted to mubm11.1
petition if they believed that boat darks should he restricted.
(ary rorton said he lived behind Cong ,lobo Silver's and he asked that t
City cprohibit nulti-stoey buiiditgs on Church Avenue. Mayor Sxe[ilson said the C:Lty
Comntssion mold cot inq»se any restrictiotm a cept the 35' height 15mitation of the City
Cale. Mayor 9rerilson said the wtly option available was to change the zo ing Eor "he
pwperty in question.
21. G1'1'y aver[ ~c gay
P[oposed 0[dlnanm LU. ]15 -amending code of oidinanms to provide ArtScle '
"Administrative Costs and Fees". Mr. Mamting said the ordin,7nce waz required to am:nd
Eees. Mt. R [Bad by title oNy. Motion by 4pFNyo[ Ca1cIDe[g, s mnded by
Conissioner lNe~rsnthat Ordinance Na. ]15 be accepted ort fist [ending and that a p:b'.Lic
hearieg M scheduled fo[ Septenber 9, 1985. Motion carried by a unanimous roll call voce.
b. M[. Manni[g said he Fad written a mesa to rtembers of the G Sss omrend ing
that the City accept the offs[ of CENPIX Eot $200.00 per unit az a mntribu[ioneto Ix u,ed
to purchaze larks for the City. n g' Comniss corded by Comniss
Faulkner that the City accept $200.00 per unit flotation £ran CENPR% banes to be usedroEOr
Parks. Commissioner Faulkner said he was mnding the n fo[ discussion purpusas.
Comnissione[ Mye[e said he was concerned the $200.00 wouldtnot be used prope[ly and he
said he did not thiNC $200.00 was sufficient. Camnissioner Faulkner said he waz m ecaed
about the private pa[k if the State eliminates Hrnmwne[s' Associations and the City is
[squired [o pleb W necessary expenses. Nannirg azked fora o whetaer
$200.00 was sufficient. Comnissionere Faulkner and Mye suggested a do:ation of $250. 1
per hare. Mr. Nary Nm[e suggested the dofations be used [o clean up West [aka.
clean W West Lake. 1ka Motion was caaied by a vote of 4 to 1 with Mayo[ 9re[ilsan,
~pNayor Goldberg and Comidssioners W[mann and Myers voting Aye and Commissaone[ eaulkner
voting Nay.
Mannitg said that P[oject 2000 tad rxryested a meeting with the nenbets of
ilia City Commission to discuss plans for Che year 2000. Mayo[ Srterilson called a w>rk
session for Morday, Avyust 19, 1905 at 6:30 p. m.
d. Mr. Mannirg requested that discussion of proposed duration from Florida
Residential Communities in lieu of in¢act fees be continued and the Cartnlssion agreed.
M[. Marmitg suggested that the City Commission autMrize the axle of the Lake
Maly property and the lWniclp t Pa[king Lot on CR 42]. Commissioner Myers said the City
shptild also nsider selling s eels that mold n c be used and he cited the street
s from 51amrock Pltmbiry azran exa~le. OepMayor Colr$erg said he agreed. Mr.
Roman said the City needs to request that surplus prope[ty to disposed of. Mr. Filter
fluff stated that the City had a water line in the municipal parking lot p[r4rerty and Mr.
Marv,irg said wind he sold with an t to the City for the water line. Mayor
Sie[Sleon passed the gavel to OepFlayor ColrAerg and cowed that the Ci[y declare the Lake
Mary property and the nuu~icipal parking lot p[ope[ty on CR 427 surplus to the needs of
the City. Motion carried by a unaninous roll call vote. Notion by Mayor srerilson,
corded bf Commtsaioror Faulkner that City sell surplus property In [aka Mary std
minicipal parking lot after appraisal. Motion carried g' a roll call v
Motion try Hayti[ 3narilson, s corded by Commissioner Faulkner that £wds c ceivefl from Bale
o£ lake Mary property and municSpal Ra[ki lot be used for pue<hasin9 Property to be is ~
Eor City pa[ks. Motion carried b) a unana az roll sell wte.
f. Resolution No. 550 - a ndir~g budget fo[ water fund fo[ 1984/O5. M[. Ronan read
by title eiSy. lotion try Commissioner Faulkner, semrded by Commissioner Sornaeu, chat
Resolution tb. 550 be adopted. Motion carried by a unaninous roll call wte.
g. MaMirg s a[ed that the Historical Conmission had reryested that the rerbets
of the C~y Cnmussion nee with them in a work s n Thursday, P[tgust 15, 1985.
Mayor 9rerilson called a wrk von for TTursdat oAUgust 15, -1985 a[ ]:3o pn.
h. Mr. 1'ernard L said the Iand Plaru:ing Agency desired to meet with Ne Ci[y
~dirance~ _u:t n ~ to dis e6svon ot~ changes o mapreheeuive oirg
iMayocl9m[ilson callNna w k Wednesday, tAUgust 14', 985 ata]:00
Manning azked the minders of the City Crnlmussion t schedule a
rand select an [chitect t nstrutt. the new 1x:liw station. lNyo r9recilson
~vlledea wrk session for Wednesday. August 21, 1985 at ]:00 p.m.
j. Manning s ated that ire mould W abseq[ on vawtvon from August 13 to gust
18, 1985 at ]:00 p. m.
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Mr. Gerald Aornan said he would like Co replace pcesent laWx a ney with Mt.
Nvida Wrnreich. Motion by DepMayox ColdW[g, corded try Cgm:issione[tMyers Ua[
vid A eich be appointed Iabo[ Relations A[tommey to replace Mr. Frank Arupp:n:bache~.
Ibtvon wr[ied by a uvnvmous toll call vote.
b. Mr. Korman said he had preFarsd proposed O[di[wnw tb. ]36 to amend Codes
lhforcement Eoatd pxoceaures and he read by title oN.y. Korman ce anendM that the
pass n first leading and schedule a p:blic hearing. n by Conmissioner
semMed by Comm~saioner Myers that O[dtnance !b ]16 Wva cepted o fist
eadirg and that a Public hearing be scheduted fox 5eptembver 9, 19ns. cMOeaon carried try
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unan[mous toll call vote.
3. tlBY!ffi 8IP rrMVa*ss?am~g SE~,55.:.
hepeayot Goldberg iryuixed about the file tcuck and War pxevia~.sly cbtafned
e for a park. lasslet said he would check and report to thieayor
<bldberg asked wM t}ie City plaev:ed to appoint ae the A ing C exk autho[ized fox the
w budget. said it was his unde[standing that the City planned to pxoao[e fran within
and aFP int Mary Triplett [o the position. cepNayor ColdWCq said he was n e that
else was scheduled fox the position un 1 he learned that the City xastadvertisirg
l otpa eeeptionist. S~xcy Fpeks saidthe tad considexed Mary Triplett fox Ne jcb
l~ut hadwdiscounted het s would W a demotion s e top pay wes less than she
wing as OcwpaCiominL se Cle[k. Mayor 9m[Slson said i as his undecstandirg
LhatrMaty Tciplett mould to moved to the position. Weeks saidwmoving Mary mould ro
to a pcarotion. Mayo[ Sre[ilson said the[e might cot be a position foc As tirg Clexk
approved in Ne Wdget and he asked M 4keks molar he mould do if M apninted s
that position and the ConvrSSSion failed to budget for it. 4keks said ttat person
ould have to tp dismissed due to'lack of funds. Commissioner Myer asked why
ary o have an ing cle[k when there w oNy one [son in the ~sition
tefore. Me. Waeks said Stnwac discovered the wik was not being done for such items az
ccoup insurance, wc[ect wy and unpaid bills.
b. Cmmdssiorex Faulkne[ said a uxt decision prohibiting an
it c ea[ed an nclave Tad bee ersedtdue t Ghat they disagreedxavith
the definition of tree[ nclave. n GmoNssionec Faulkner suggested that Mr. Xorman
vmestigate to dete[mine Nplications foe torz3warl.
1 n by Cononiselon Faulkner, s carded by cepMayor ColNerg [hat approved
r tlllec W pald~tvCOnmiseionei Myers atated that on f Ne bills v o pay him for a
az system he Tad sold the City and he stated tTat he wuid file a conflict of in
lbtion was ca[zied by a vote of 9 to 0 with Camnissione[ lyees abstaining flan wting~QS
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City Clerk