CCMtg03-21-83Present. Mayor L
Oe puty MayornUVkert
Commissioner G
tchell
Pappas
vidsChacey, City Aam in i.s trator
oohs, City A ney
Uonald Terry, City Cleik
1. Mayor L called t rde r. invoca tvon fol.l.owed by Pledye
of Allegiance to the Unvted StatesnFl ag.o
Approval of M 3/14/83 Regular M ing. y Conu~issioner
tchell, s ondednbyoCOmm issioner Pappas that mrnutes of 3/19/83 be approves
as submittedc Motvon carried by vorce vote.
3. Mayor ued a n pro g the eek of April II-15
re leieS aun g eam Week andmrecevved an award of appreciation from
theLSw vm clubWv
9. Conditional U Request - eed 35 foot height 1
h Seminole tbspital. eby Commissioner Yappa s, s ondedebynDeputy
Mayor Uskert t t from table. iedeby v
Mr. Chas ey briefedmthe C n his m ing wi thrrepresentat ive eof H
and s that NCA had agreedst ributeea of $s0,000 a a development
fee fordadditional fire protectionns sed by the c of
uth 5 nole Medical Center. $25,000Vto beupaid imme elyrupon the
mof a building permit and the r ing 525,00 etotpaid prior t "1~
ityaofeLOngwood i ing a ti.ficate ofa0ccupancy t the 5 uth S no le
Medical Complex. Payment oEethe $25,000 by F[ A prior to granting of vthe
Certificate of o cupancy would be dependent upon the City having obtained
and providing the n ary firef ightino equipment t x-floor
100efoot Ladder t uck with s kel. 0 xchangesvthe City
ouldvagt tempt t r $35,000 to be r ned t nby imposing a $5,000
development fee percf loor for any buildingupermit i ued i ongwood e eed-
ing three floors in height. Lf H A has n veds535,0o0LOf theie c ev-
n prior t of payment oftadevalorem t the City ofnt
ongwood will i imburseeH At530,000 per year u 1 the $35 s000 has been
zed. cey said these t utlined i a letter [ the
n da tedCM 21, 1983 a dehesr thatnt appr svc
e Conditional U Request submitted byeHCA fodrea heighthofC]5 fceton
Chacey said the m m height permitted by t ity's z
]5 feet and HCA desired a m height of ]Befeet but then additional 3wfeet
ould have to be a ved byxthe H and of Adjustment. oohs asked M
if H is hedpt end their Conditional Use Request t specify ]5 Eeet
andnM ai.d theyadi.d. n by C appas,os onded by
sMitchell t the Conditional U Request submitted by H A be
approved f r South Seminole M cal Complex with a height limitation of ]5
feet subje~t to the condStionsdou tlinea i the M m fox t ord
dated March 21', 1983. Motvon was carriednby a unanvmous roll call RVOt.e.
5. na ger, t tal C o£ Am
ked rthe vC i c Sider t r prepvious des PSionviequi ring rH ~,~~
pay all c sMforv pav.i ngrof oW La keeS t from S 939 t
aid F fished t Dope ra to a a good c Wof tLOn gwoodAb
be lievedst eAproperty o ing W uld s e-
half of theacosts srnce thevrnprope tytwouldobenef it £rometh p ingha rMr.
91
Chacey said the previous o Georges 5 had agreed t
pave W Lake Street fromwdar434 t Bay S andrdedicate a 25 foot
' and n ary for the widening of rW Lake 5 Chacey
ai dpM request had m and suggestedtthe Commission c
his requestrn DepMayor U said he w Y present a
ing where H red t the paving c shforoW
Street and he saidwh a99eed w request that pavingecostske
should be shared by a abuttinghpMOpo tyno ooks said the
e plan for HCA w lapproved with the condition t NCA pave W
Lake Street form SRa434 t ooks said Chest
ou ld r siderwt radecisionna nd said the City could pave
LakenS and a abutting property o s by r solution in
ordance wi thtFloridas5ta totes, dethe City
Dula be responsible for payment alsomiPS thenc eprorated.
asked if the City had agreed to be responsibl eefor engineeringr
and M Chacey .said n e didn't think s
s~ggested that the question ofhpayment for pavi~q W tmLake S robe
put o ork s onday, M rch 28, 1963. DepMayor Uskerteasked
that the workesessron~ previovslya scheduled for March 28, 1983 be re-
and also agreed to c Sider M request for r of paying for
paving of W Lake 5 ary spoke andzsaid i
important that W LakeeS [ berpaoedef rom SR 934 to West Warren
Avenue to providespeoper entrance for emergency vehicles to the hospital
Pappas, s onded by DepMayor Uskert that request be r ved from table.
ied by v Robert P smpresent and said
ther~ safor sale would betdisplayed w nehissbuilding e cept that
fight be parked i the 9 parking s the front of his
showroomsbut said they would n t have for salecsigns placed o them.
DepMayor Uskert said he w ned that m type c s be sold
and that it become a sedac ro lotr Petersonsazdnn itherahe or Dr:
Savage, the o of the building, would permit this. DepMayor Uskert
ked if the business w old, could the permit be't ns£erred t
and M ooknsaid the Conditional U Request could establish
and itions. n by DepMayor U err, s onded by Commissioner Pappas,
that ConditionalzU Request for P s be granted with
the condition thatsn and used c ovLdsn tnbeCdisplayed for sale
side of showroom on SR 434 with for sale signs attached. Motzon
passed by a vnanrmous roll call vote.
>. Request t end future land u map submitted by Alvin H wage.
cey briefed t the request a e property
riginally z - andsM vage had plannedda red his
building o the basaslof i ial z Chacey saidtthe Commis-
n had detezmined at pub lac h d prMOr t doption of the
Plan that a ripro approximately 600 feet deep
abuttingaSR 434 should be c anged t ial Z inq. cey said
the Land Planning A ncy had r wedCtheerequest and haAMr ended
- Map. cey said the b ilding w
onf iquxed fortlightti ndustraalsz inq and r ended that t
be appzoved. Alvin x s pres entca aid h ing uw s
r heavy i ia1 t and saadshe wouldbn
tenants tof lthat nature srnce rt would not be compatible w.rth hiswpresent
vage said he had been r ing hi.s bvildinq t
[he previous z and h that the Futu re eL Us
ing c redrwhich wovldaprecludeeh s full u of ehend
building be Idl z ing would be a ceptable and w vld a moda to
all the t sahe desired to have. Commissioner G askedeabout
limited parking and D vage said there w additional spaces a the
uth side of the buildiny and t the r Mayor L aid s s
opposed t Z-1 z ing. eappas askedcm napprovalho
wage's request would h any~b ing o request
and M ooks s of the
orris and saidahe w opposedeY =altz kn9 fo
ing map Fad t ith the F Map,sa
bynCommissioncr M bchellsrs onded by CommissionernPappas auth Mo21o9
ity A ney to prepare ordinance a ending F and U Plan by
changi ng Or. Savage's property from C-3 to 1_iturno to on carried by
523, 524, 525, 512, 513, 519, 515, 9 of Longwood.
Chacey said approval of the request woulddbring land i onfor ity
ith other adjacent industrial z ing and he said thatnOleander Street
was a natural boundary that provided an excellant buffer from residential
Pappas asked h any houses backed up t the property and
impson said n amp w the back. o n by C -
ondedsbycCOmmissionersM tchell that t 1ty Attorney
be authorized tocprepa re ordinances a ending the z ingemap and the
Future Land Use Map for all three parcels for presentation to the
9. Request for r ing submitted by J. R sell G approx-
tely 150' to 200~nof L s 1H, 24 and 25uof BradleytstAddition that
e presently a, ned i-1 t tR-3 to bring them i onformity with F
Land Use Map. Mr. Chacey briefed the Commrss ron on the location ofuthee
ney b uthorized to prepare a ordinance r g property to brin<'
oe£ormity w andnU Map. aid he
rthe o of t ropertyeand saidehe would v~ andefileaatCOnflict
of sl requited. then c ied by a
collncallsv D. Simpsonraskeds if a and public hea rin guw
required t erproperty s s previously c sidcred for B-
ing by the adoption of the tF and U Map. r. Hooks said the
only way to r was by hol.dinguepub lie hearing. M
10. First Aeadi n9, O 572 - ending Code of Ordinances by
prescribing hours of pickuptf and refuse c operating
ity of L ood. ooksbread by title a aideordinan ce
ould no y pe rm irnpickup ofrgaAbage from ]:00 a o 2:oe p.m. Deputy
Mayor U asked about Sunday pickups. tchell asked
when orai~~~ce wonla be effective ana Mr. Hooks saiaeimmeaiatelr neon
passage. ted that a t decision required that a
[he publicsand a and public hearing be held when a ordinance
ally changed duri ngethe adoption process. n by Comtni ssioner
an{tes onded by C r Pappas that Ord inanceoN ~ 5]2 be passed
eading. ked w the hours of operation a
present to nd M ook s said there w o prescribed h of operation,at
t discussed a blemnof n isy pickuso
Pappas said he tftought ordinan~e s ould be a endedVtowpcohibit
garbayerpickvp i unday a days. Commissioner
Pappas w thdrew his s ondransC r Grana wlithd rew his m
n by C Pappas, s onded by C tchellothat
O~dinance N ~5]2rb ended t ead that no ga rbageno refuse pickups
ould be pe~mit ted o days o lidays r sidential a
Charles E ing, m nagerSOf Industrii al W e Service w andMasked
t public c Mayoe L aid a ublic h ingswould be h
andui d persons would be givensa opportunityet -
aid e ing holidays might c a problem byne ing a
delayrin rpickup. Themm end OrdinanceeN 5]2 w ied by a
roll call v nmby C tchells s onded by
r Grant thate0rdinance N 5]2sberfurther a ended to list N
Das M ial Day, the 4th o uly, Thanksgiving and Christmas a
holidays during which garbage pickup would be prohibited i sidentials
ied by a roll call v n by
roGrant,cs onded by Commissioner Pappas that Ordinance No.
Sl2,ra a passed on first reading and that a public hearing be
held on April 11,61983. Moron carried by a unanrmous roll call vote.
11. Basil E. Craddock of 106 Sheridan A ongwood, said the
petition to place a referendum o the ballotwinu1984 had obtained Buff icienc
signatures to place t nthe ballot. aid he did n o
debate the pros o of s[he i e but wouldNbesa ai.l able afterwthe t
eeting to discuss i raddock said he w ned about the huge
burden being placed on todays young people by ther~evrsron to the Social
Security System.
Mr. Chacey reported that o e fire t s back i and
aid a angements hadkbeen m e to h rthe w
tank repaired for $2e500 andrthe tank would be guaranteed for a periodrof
specifications. Pappas a any bids wov ld be requested
and M cey saidmheshopedrto have 10 t 15wand Chief Chapman said a
ofa3 w required. Commissioner G asked if the s cifications
ouldur ealuminum tank and Chief Chapman said specifications would
cept aluminusor galvan.i.zed s eel tanks. Commissioner M tc hell said he
had learned from Eire Depa riment authorities i acksonv ille that they had
yreat d ith aluminum tanks x'equir'i ngnrepair and Chief Chapman
and the reports but he also had reports of e cellent
e fromathe hi.uminum t Commi ss.i.oner Pappas suggestes that the
n place m onf idence i Chief Chapman's ability and follow his
aid he had confidence in Ch.i.ef
Chapmasbutrhesd idCObjectrt Galvminvm cab f uck a aid the 1964
nodel had n n by DepMayor Uskert, s onded by Commi..s-
tthe City r bids D a fire t ording t
spec if ications 6prepared by Chief schapman and that thecdeadline f sub-
of bids w uld be Monday, A 1, 1983 at u.00 p.m. Motxon
carried by a unanrmous ro 1.1 call vote.
r Grant asked if the m ney c ributed by H shouldn't
sed formarhooknand 1 and M Chacey is rr-
ing t specific t dudckrbutut an overall improvementAOf theofirent
fighting capabilities of rLOn gwood.o
. Chacey asked t o hold a - m budget revicew
on Thursday, April 14, 1983E atC3 OOSplmn and the Commissron agreed.
requested that a t light o Palmetto
Street be ~epairedne rMe.aCFacey said M1e wouldstake care of rt.
Commissioner M M1ell asked iE the lady selling leather goods a
the i of CA 42] and 5 rry s twit
that she rdidthave an occupational lrcense andrpermissionMOf the owner.
Commissioner Pappas said repairs had n t been made t [he pot-
holes o ve/1>-92 and i the alleyway between the Police Station
and City Halln A CFacey said the potholes i the alleyway Fad been
repaired and he would investigage those on Raven Avenue/17-92.
Mayor L asked the C nunission t Sider their refusal
ribvte t raffic study o A 434 and saidnthe study would include
A 434tt ange L oad, and UepMayox Uskert both
said they objecteantoRSpendingmmoney for a State project. Commissioner
Mayor
ekpro
Hills Ro
yor, City ogf~ood, Florida
ATTEST:
Ci y Clerk