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IUf~ 13, 1983
Pres'mt: Mayor lomiaar
DepMayor Uskert
Cmadssioner Grant
Cmnassioner Mitchell
David Ctacey, City Aditini.sTSaCOr
Marvin Rooks, City AYCOtr~ey
Wnald Terry, City Clerk
Absene: Commissioner Pappas
1. Mayor Iotnmm called the nceting to order. Motion by Camdssioner Mitchell,
corded by Gmmissioner (Bare chat nunuces of 5/23/83 Regulaz Meeeing be approved
as submitted.
2. Mayor Ion~.m read a leteer fran Commissioner Pappas rated chat he wind be un-
able to be present for meetings of 6/13 and 6/20 due eo Mspi[alization and recovery
ar~d eitae he mould resure his dueies and resvorvsibilities as soon as he was able. T+ayor
iomann stated that Cmmissioner Pappas had rsdergone surgery at Florida Swth and
cos doing well.
3. Public Hearing, Ordinance No. 561. Mr. Rinks read by title only Proof of public
available. There was rn canrme pro or con. ibcimr by Deputy Mayor Uakert;
econded by Cmmi.ssioner Mitchell tlut public hearing be closed. Fbtion carried by
4. Depriayor Uskert asked for the location of logs 312, 314, 316 and if they were
within elre Niseorical Diserict. Mr. Cfacey explained the locatim and said the City
had previously c}rarged the lots [o Historical under the FUnse lad llse Plan. Moeion
by Camdssinner Mitchell, seconded by Cmmissioner Crane Hut Mdinance No. 581 be
approved. iroeion carried by a rmanvrous roll call mote. '
5. Public Hearing, Ordinance No. 503 - oviding regulaeions and procedures for false
alarms on secisity alazms. !k. Rooks read by title only. 'there was no cart~t, pr
on Error the public. Nntion by DepMayor Uskert, seconded by Cvnrdssioner Grae o
that public heazing be closed. Nntion carried by a voice vote.
DepNayor Uskert said such an ordinance was long Overdue and said he was glad C1naC Chief
Naming had brought the maeter eo the Camassion Mayor Inemas said she
had asked thief Harming abouC the need for such an ordinance s vne ago and was in-'
fonred chat there was w need then but appar¢itly Tlnere uas sv ]n atneed at the
presene. Camussioner Mitchell said he agreed witlr the ordinanc and suggested thae
letters be smc co the high 4 or 5 offenders telling then the ordinance was being
placed in effect. Cmmissicmer Lt~t said he ws apposed to 2narging 5100.00 because
chae ws coo high. Commissioner Grano asked whit mould iapoen if ehe ca~any refused
eo pay the fine and whether they mould be cut off. Commissioner (.Tone said everyone
titled to police protection. DepTtayor Uskest said the ordinance weld not fine
anyone until Cho 4eh violaeicm and he said tlw[ every wmer has the respw~sibility ro
thae a icy alarm i mocking s isfaccory. Mayor Iomem said the ordi-
sin-epr~~ssacurhedule ehatslool<od reasonable in ing fine Camdssioner
Mitchell asked Chief Naming if busine es would be responsible for False alarms which-
resrtted from thwderstorms and lightning. Chief M ing said false alarms resuleing
fran acts of C d 'would be excused std he said [he Police Depaztmm mould alxays
respond co any security alarm. He said chat for busine with repeated False
slams, ehe police would tr t [he calla regular callewhich mould prmgnt basin .s
e chat alanis were mocking properlya thief Naming said he plaNed eo givess
eery basin a 90 day period [o becann adjusted eo the new ordinarce before any
fine e levied. Depllayor Uskert asked Fora report aC Cho end of 90 days
and Chef Naming said be wwLd rake a mmChly report. Gmnissi.oner Mitchell said
he had discussed the proposed ordinan whir Foy Orlando of an electrical orotec[ion
firm ~d tk. Orlando said he believedcehere was a need for such a ordinance and said
~~.<~ma~ ~, pass nrt°nte o~rr~leC'e' ~drsee°~lw~i°c`°~r~. Mayor wr,m~m, anegaatea tear
6. Cmmissimer Grant said he tliought a fine of $50.00 would be sufficimc. Mayor
Lonram said she would agree except that businesses would have born glum 3 warnings
prior xo any fine.
]. hbtim by Gmmissimer Mitchell, seconded by DepMayor Usksrt that Ordi~ce C`o. 583
be adopted with Che orovi.sion that individual letters be scot co prevtavs big offenders
with seasity alaxns and Chore copies of the ordinance be passed out. Ttte voxion carried
by a wxe of 3 to 1 with Cvmissioner Mitchell, Deitlayor Uskert and Mayor Iarmvm voting
Aye and Cwnu.ssioner Grant vo ing Nay.
B. Continua on of Pixse Reading. Ordinance No. 580 - mrending <mmrehmsive zoning
ordinance form portico of Mace No. 1, Sanlando Springs. Nncim by Camdssioner
Kitchell, seconded by DepMayor Uskert Clot Ordizmice No. 580 be removed frcn Cable.
tbtion passed by wice wee. !x. Rooks rend ordinance no. 580 by title only. Mr.
Paul Gougelman, at mey foz the pecicimer was presmx. He said he was available
any questions and said his climcs desired ro wrk with Che City in every
way possible. N¢. Gougelmm asked the C omission Co discuss any azeas of concern
for the proposed use of the property for a lounge and he w~il.d address tlwse az e
Che public hexing. Mayor innnaen said her largest problem with the proposed uses a
as Che am>mt of traffic a Lowge would gmerate and she said she was not opposed
co Che lovmge. Conmissioner tti.trl~ell said he understood the ordinazice only concerned
a rooming and the Cmmi.ssi.on mould not consider rile use of the property. Crnmissimer
Grano asked if !k. Gwgelmm was prepared to put up a traffic signal. Mr. Cougelman
said he world be happy to address eM issue of a traffic signal a Che Public Hearing.
Mr. Fcoks said a cavern/lomge was a pumitted use in C-3 and said xi~e applirats were
not required eo state Che use of property. -epK yor UskerC said he preferred C-3 co
i-2 and said the proposed change was in rordmce with Che FvC.se land llse P1m.
Camdssimaz Gtant said he was cot opposed m a tavern but he was concerned about the
traffic pcoblen. DepHayor Uskert said a restaurant cautd gmerate ~mre traffic Cf~m
DepMayor UskerC azked ham faz the proposed site would be from Che nearest
Craffic 51gFa1 and Me. Qacey said abouC 1 block. Tfr. Rooks said the issue was one
the City Cvmdssion world have to deal with sooner or later since the Fun¢'e land Use
PSan and the Zoning Nap have to be in agremmt. CovmissionerGxmt said he did not
believe Che City had Co deal with tad Use Pla. Dept1ayor UskerC said if the revming
request was not approved it woutd create otJ~er pmbleia in Clue fve~se. Nr. Rooks said
he appreciated Che efforts of Che petieime co motto presmtax'ias geazed to concerns
of the Cmmissimers. Canrussfon Grant said he would not object to the revming based
traffic onsideraeions. Crnmissioner Mitchell Bald he had received may calls
about the rezo(ting and M said that ffie Winsor Moor and Tborixis subdivisions orere
opposed Co a eau He said the residents world not object xo a sit down type
ant where driNcs were sold with fend. Mr. Rooks said the City could not moor
anytagremesris o Nr. Rooks said it sorry far Ordinances
to be passed on firsmreaadingzwith a mote and said they world milysbe accepted or
rejected at a publictheazing. Nh-. GougeLren said he was aware ttat there were sore
problens and he wmCed Co work wirh the City Cc+m~ission in addressing Chen. Ftr.
Gougelmsn said hin clim[s w,mted to be a positive i~lumce in Iungugod. DepMavor
Uskert said he would agree wit2i the una~timus recammdation of Che Iad Planning
Agency to change the zoning.
Tbtim by DepMxyor UskerC Chat Oxdina ce No. 580 be passed m first reading and chore
a public hearing be scheduled for July 11, 1983. Toe notion died for lack of a second.
Tfr. Caugelmcn aaid that Section 402.2 j and i of the Ciry's zoning ordinm e required
the G issiai to hold n public hearing on the request asul said ttrat it was only riphe
and fair that Che City do so He said his clients tad mid the fee and said they ware
axlea m a hmring. nepFtayor uaketc aaid me cnmiasien was nary <nnsideri„g a w,e
]~ delay and he asked Mr. Gougelman to be paCien Mr. Gaugelman said he was con-
med that Che Can~v.ssion might depri e his climes of Che'ir seteueional rights
Cmmissimer Grant asked if Che Ciry was required to have a Public Hearing and said he
did not believe so. Mr. Gougelmm said it eras very inmortmt to his climcs [o get
final wrd since they had a contract paneling m Me property and Me delays
re puteing then in jeopazdy. Mr. Gay elms said it was absotucely certain
ttae Me City was required o lave a wbl.i.c heazing. Cm~m.ssioner GranC said
he was no against rezoning.
Notion by Qmmissioner Mitchell, seconded by Cunrassimer Grant Mar Oedinasee
Cb. 580 be tabled until Jose 20, 1983 to pernit City Attorney to do addieion.l
research. Nrotim carried by a wsm»nnsa roll call vote.
Mayor Inrmssm said ehe ordinance would be m agenda next week.
9. Firs[ Reading, Ordinarce No. 594 -vacating Map~olia Aveirve fran Oleander
Street eo Che previously vacaeed Myrtle SCreeC. Tff. Rooks read by title only.
There sas m discussion. Nation by Crnmiss oner titan corded by Covnassioner
NSCr1se31. Nation carried by a waninnus roll call vote. saA public hearing
was sec far July 11, 1983.
10. Ciry A~Ministraeor's Report:
Mr. Cnacey rmunded Cnmdssion about worksessim on Capital Is~rove-
nv:nes Program for 1Lesday, Jose 14, 1983 at 4:00 p.m.
b. Mr. Gf+acey stated chat a resolution would be prepazed for the n~C
greeting seCting the eime and place for ecryaliza son board heazings for
Georgia Avenue aeM he requested percussion [o requese bids for paving.
Motion by G issionet Grane, seconded by Cmmissionet Tfiechell, that
CLty request bids for paving Gssrgia Avmne. Nbeion carried by unasismus
roll call vote.
11. City Atcomey's Report:
Nh. Fnoks briefed Me Cwrvvssion m the status of rile JoM Yamall
se before the Codes Etsforesmt Hoazd, lle said he had filed. a lien fore-
closure sole and he said [hae'Judge NsHregor had agreed with everything tine
City tvd done bue he lad expressed emcem aboue the crostitutional renuire-
t of the State Statutes rt does no require a hearing to t Me
ulCi~m t o£ the fine~h4. Fmks said addieional informstim wes being
prepazed Cor Svdge ekUZegor. DepMayor tlskert asked wfiy the State dida'e
defend Me is ssnce rc was a State Statute and Mr. Rmks said longwod
was respmsible.s
b. Mr. Rmks asked if he should continue and bring in a request for
of Raven and he said he needed a wn to pexuue him ct
G~wstytregarding ann N6tim by Cvmdssimer Grant, s onded by t
Cmmi.ssioner Mitchell that City Attomey be authorized to con cY Crnmty
Gs(mission regarding aemexa[um of Raven Avenue. lotion carried by unanvmus
roll call vote.
N¢. 1EOOks asked if he should prepaze defini ors £or a Shopping Center
armndrene: 'the Gmnissinn agreed Mae Mr. Rooks should prevare a proposed
arnendnent eo ehe City Zoning Ordinance regarding shopping centers.
12. Mayor and Cmrtdssioner's Repores:
Mayor inxmarm asked the Cmmissim to [e Meir opini regarding Me
proposed gasoline tax for Seainole County. s5he said Che people she had spoken
' h were opposed [o Me tax. Camdssioner Giants "d the (arty planned to
~pfinthcrfinereaPees ane the Federal i deStatechell said he was opposed to
ay sac an gwersmanes tad already
eased cases. DecNayor Uskere said he was opposed to any Esther ' en
an<p~soline [ax DepMayor llskert said c s should iuve sane say abouCSe
azry oilier in Commissioner Grant said he agreed with Commissioner Mitchell
and Oeptlayor<Usker[. Mx. Rooks read proposed Resolution No. 493 which opposes any
additirntal Cwmty Cax on gasoline or fuels.
Nation by DepNeyor Uskere, se<onded by Camdssioner Grant that Resolution No. 493
be adopted. Nation carried by smanirtws roll call wce.
Mayor wr~a, atatea mac ane naa reeeiwea a letter o<, ofa<er xari na„man
for her excellent wrk in checking ~ open door on tfie Qasch of the Nazarene.
Cannissioner Graz~t said the Police DeparCrta~C were doing theft wrk well.
Tbtim by Commissioner M1iitchell, secmded by DepMayor Uskert cMt City pay approved
bills. Tbtion <axried by voice voce.
13. the meeting was adjourned at 9:12 p.m
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