CCMtg03-14-83eA LONGWOOD CITY COMMISSION
MARCR 14, 1953
Present. bZputyLMayornUsk ert
Commissioner G
Commissioner M tchell
Commissioner Pappas
vid Chacey, City Administrator
ooks, City A ney
Donald Terry, City Cle�k
1. Mayor L called the m o.rder.—catr-n followed t
Pledge of Allegiance to the Una tedn5tates Flag.
2. Appl—I of M tes, 2/28/883 Regular M ting. Mo n be C s-
appas, s onded by C tchell thattm
3/28/83 be approved as submittedssiMotion carried by voice vote.
3. Public H ing - . 568, e ending cablevision franchi
eadrby titledon lycand s ted that he had proo£ o
publication. Steven M Mahan, V sident of Orange S
cablevision for Florida w s present, There w s pro --
Motion by C r Mitchell, s onded by Commissioner tPappas that
Public H ingibei�losed. ied by v
Grant asked if payments wouldibenmadermonthly andeM o-ksos- sthey
would. Motion by DeDMavor Uskert, seconded by Commissioner Mitchell
,it,
C ssioners M 11 and Pappas, Deputy Mayor Uskert and Mayor
Lormann voting Aye and Commrss tuner Grant voting N.Y.
m 11 s there w a large number of i ted persons present.
n byiC tchell, s onded bynDepMayor Uskert that dis-
of no parking signs o OckCLake Road and Slade D e be r d
fromi table. d by v Chief Gxdg M ing s tedVe
that he had c-nductedaa raffic s vey of Rock Lake Roada and Slade
and he s d due t tt he-i _ ice, he r ended that
oiparking signs be i tailed and enforced b the. hours of `" a m.
and S:oO p.m., M daynt -ugh Friday. Chief M this matter
had been promptednby reports and r endationsnr ved from his
police officers working traffic. -oks asked i£ethe r
primarly o of safety and Chief M ing said i sthate thens eets
n questionew sid
ren etial s nmy a 2foot w dth and the
Childdid alwa n ys u sdewalks iWrtChief M ing saidim of the
h
r garage and double dri--ysnwhidh Could a moda to
o s6c
tchell said when the School e ardcw
making their presentations for Rock Lake School, they had �ndicated
t 1/3 o the b raffic w uld a Slade O 1/3 Rock Iake R d
1/3 D nshi res t ock Lake a
bedcause i shorthc suggestedRt
City c ac,athe School BardCandiask themGt all threehroadse
equallylt Commissioner Mitchell s d he had lived i r for
and he d thatithere w dfofno rparking
sl gnsaand said families w umber of c ¢ being peneliz ed.
aid hehw safety of the
chi ldre if Longwoo ary s
miliar problempanddChief M ingHs aidnthe s e different in
tdhdllna sked it r my parking o
side would-solveidherp blem and Chief Mann g aid he recommended no
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parking o hell asked if r ing the
o parking t o Roars i C[M1ermo ing andce erring would solveithe probl
and Chief M a.id hn thouyFtr{hat wouldif o.k, aid
she thoughn thenC ould be r if it didnMtylistenmt nchi of
ing. Mayor L aid Chief M ingsshould w school board and
sh,nwoula also, kalap tea a petition it61 n
persons 1 ockMLakn A and SladenU e protesting the n arki
signs. Sher ..id she personally had 6 chiid renvwith 9 e family
and that. the no parking signs w ing a problem. cShe saidh if she
oked 4 c n driveway, theyewouldublock sidewalks. She also complai
fra Gus speeding at 4] m.P.x.
5. ooks said from a legal v ewpoint the Commission should n ignore
endations of tFe safetydirector. ick Tickal offered to pay
for a tudy by a safety engineer to determinemneeds for no parking signs.
x Grant said the City should a cept offer. e
ltyrshould n t permit a private citizen to pay f ing thataw
required, if t ary, the City shouldrpaymet kel asked
for permission tosbring i safety inspector and OepMayor Usker[ objected.
Chief M ing suggested I— Seminole County Traffic U n be requested
o do traffic study and head ked the C n to a ceptshis r endation
that no parking signs b enforced whichmwould r t parking fromm]:30 a
to 9:30 a.m. and from 1e30 - 4:30 p,m., Monday through Friday and said he
that no parking s e permitted which would read
froma a s00 ner lO ro ota. m. and from 2:OUr os60o p4.m., Monday through Friday
6. Public x - Ordinance N 571, a ending comprehensive z ing
ordinance pertaining to day c and pre school facilities. ooks
ead by title and said he hadaproof of publication, ooksmread paragraph
60]. 3.A3 - which w uld require a um 100 square £ootAof outdoor play
a per child i ead of the pre sentm200 sq. 11, There w no discussion,
pro o n by C tchell, s Unded by UepMayor Uskert
that public hearing be closedsio ied by v UepMayor
Uskert asked if a 25 foot bufferm, required betweencpl ayta and
s iden tia1 property a Chaceys—id yes. n by-pmayor Uskert,
ayPappatnan s ie, No. 5]1 be adopted. Motion
carr iedbya unanimous roll call vote.
solution N 98�, e tablishing policies for u of e ergency x
zed the c of th, r solut ionmand said itcw
ary tooprovidemguidelines onnhowtand w— the e ergency r t
ouldsbe used. Commissioner M tchell asked who wouldms the feesuandni
Chacey said he would bri, back a endation later which would set
fees. Mr. Chacey said other cities noweI—, a minimum of 53— but they
persons from a ual aid City/CUunty w the City/County did not h
vehicle [ nsport iUngwood people i.[ i red. Chief a
Chapman said p sc ha rged a fee would b a limitedenumber and would
probably n ingnin $300.00 p r year, ooks s important
pass the resolution so Chief C p n would rI,— properdguidance in its us
ied by a of 4 to 1 with Commissioners M hell and
Pappas,wOepMayor Uskert a�deMayor Hormann voting Aye and Commissioner
Grant voting Nay.
Request submitted by P e Cars. er-
t present. n by Commissioner Pappasithat .request beet
—led nMayor b nMpassed g vel to DepMayor Uskert a seconded
motion. Motion was carried by a unanimous roll ce11 to-
9. tnal Use Request submitted by Hospital Corporation of Am
eed 31 foot height for Medical Office Building. . Chacey Mill
i ibed the s and said the medical offit, building would n w be 1
building i ead of 4 and that the request w eed the building
height by 3 t for a f 3H feet. JohncM aid t re
o planset the height of the building.
11 n byhe
Pappase Ys ondedeby DepMayor Uskert that a ildi ng height
to 38sfeete to permlttedc Motion carried by unanrmous roll call vote.
10. Conditional Use Request submitted by HCA t add o no floor t uth
nole Hospital. Chacey briefed the C the need for
iadditional flooxM saying that HCA had r ved1a tificate of Need
for 26 a nt beds. Rogers of L ultimate
plan wasdt thave 250 bed _dTsrx floors withoa maxrmumsheighteof 78 feet
granting a e foot height s the z ing o only permitted JS
feet. DepMayor Dskert suggested that the C only approve what
requested. Mayor b aid she w iopposed to 6 floors.
Commissi— Grant said — Fire Department would require upgrading to
e the needs of the hospital when the height w sed to ]5 feet.
Commr s sinner Mitchell asked HCA to consider permittingcthe City to exert
It, tallest building in Longwood and M they would. DepMayor
Uskert asked if there w any plans t the City in providing
necessary fire £ightingeequipment. Mx. Hurnstsaid HCA had agreed to pave
hospital w s being built a ording t codes and would be the
safest b ing i wn but —id no buildi ngtw s fire proof and c ted 13
major hospital fires from "77 - i— which had caused $600,00o damage.
of development. utlined a plan for t e purchase f
o a $100,000
fire truck where HCA wool pay $SD,U oo initially, but wonldbe reimburse2
and t ity Charged t m SS,OOo per f aid t CA
ouldte uallyhr uch as $30,000 making theirH{ tal c
ol
$20,000Ven Hob 8lumentxitt said the hospital would bring substantial
esidents o ongw — by C
onded by DepMayor Uskertfto,t Conditional U Requests bent
permit City A — o agreement with H
ipation for firenfightiog equipmentut Motion carried by a unanrmous roll
call vote.
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11.lill Pldn r Medical O ewilding to be located o uth
Medicalei
C ace
5Chy biiefed the C r- the
xmginal plan —led the 4 uildi.ngs but H A had combined
them i t I-
d the present r ould a the building abouC 300 feet e of
theshospital a e hospital expansion. There w
discussion. �uby DepMayoiaUskerty s onded by C Pappassehat
Sit
e PLan Revision for MCA be passed. Motion car r.i.edobyi unanimous roll call
12. Motion by Commissioner Pappas, s onded by Commissioner Mitchell that
n Korb be reappointed to Board of Adjustment. Motion carried by voace
13. City Administrator's Report:
Chacey stated that the City had 1—vId a request from S nol
County requestiny participation i raf£ic s udy of 51 434. Chacey
aid that approximately —thirdof Songwood's r the road and
he r ded t e City c e $2,000s requestede r
a ndeDepMayortUskert w oopposedeand C tchell saidshene
ould be in favor if the Cityer ved pat— lightsno 434 w
Liquor W Mayor L supported t request andnsaid Longwoodt.e s iden
ould benefit from any improvements madehe n by `PT'Yor Uskert,
onded by Commissioner G o deny r.questiIf Seminole County to partic-
ipate i R 434 Traffic Studyt t ied by a of 4 to 1 with
tchell, PappasnandsDepMayor Uskert voting Aye and
May— Lormann voting Nay.
b. Mr. Chacey reported chat the annual inventory had been completed
red that o uck w C£ c n due t ank problems but that
ank w s being purchased. Chacey said the other tuck w
Commissioner Pappas asked the c of replacing tank andaM
Chac eyid
e sa.i.d Moo`
b`p yor Uskert askedsabout Chief Chapman's r end-
ation to purchase a new fire engine and Mr. Chacey said he wanted to purchase
should purchase a used ladder truck in the future because it would be used
discussion, i agreed that M Chacey and Chief Chapman would go t wild
and inspect othdl lire t ucks and report back t the C r�h 21,
1963. by C tchell, s onded by Commissioner G that
Chaceyrand Chief Chapman v ncy O t Ocala, Florida t -
igate purchase of n equi pments andBt geport to C ingt
of 3 to 2 w.ith C tchell,nG and
DepMayoraU skert votingtAye and Mayor L nn and Commissioner Pappastvoting
Nay.
d. ce Chay stve
e
that he had r d copies of the c t fox
pnx chase o`f 1 a andd o£ a efrom M Coks
and said he would like to discuss certain anc ibd.tdl
costs withhMr. Rerter s attor dy,
Ccey s tteed %1hI a r[h of ity
s listed o'the _try
and".
nd s rec had beenapievious discussion a
selling t e property. . Chaceyasaidthe s ea former dump and wouldut
....ire b fnch he e mdpi.—b rely $300 - $40C.
ceyrgs, whi
a suggested thata
lily h eprop. rty appraised to determine
properapr Ce to ask ff it were placedon sale. Commissioner Grant and
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Pappas objected I. aappisal a rrn by C
Pappas, s onded by C ratcM1cllthat M chacey navesborings
o prepare srte forrpossibleMsa le. Motion carzied by a vnanrmous
ao 11 call vote.
14, City Attorneys R p t.
Rooks said he had 1—wed the c t for the R r property
and Baia o erne propertyrb sea fcomethe Feacral
and Bank a cthattthe c t had a sedate of M rch 15, 1983
which w the Federal Land
ask release ithe property. - saidvhe wouldicontact Mr. Gene Stephenson,
Mr. Ab iter s attorney.
rsv tchell ked about the r lts of a raffic study
regveetedonras
- 4 Lo and ngwood Hills Road.e an hief manning —I he we
obtarn a copy of a study completed on CR 42]. C
rd
n by Commissioner M tchell, s by C sroner Pappas
City payapproved bi11s. MOtron carriedcbyI_ vote.
COmmrssroner Pappas requested that a Bepartment of Transportation
the Codes Enforcement Board, Chief M ning and the Commission c ng
operaiting procedares and that the works also c etheorce-
enf
of sign regalations, i if permits d r Ssionof rules for 1f
temporary signs. Mayor Lor — asked if OepMayot Oskert had any recommend
ney's Office for a ana he questioned whether this w t.
Chief M ing said thisswovldnhdve been t t procedure if shecberec
lieved there w a problem after the CodeseEn£orcement Officer has deter-
mrned there wds not a violation.
problem w h barking dogs and she said her efforts to have the problem
tedrhad n t been s ssf ",_She said she had c red the Police
Department s �al t efor a the problem b ing solved.
Chief M ingvsaid hemhad n led c ing the problem but
ould c ooksesaid a ork s ith the Codes Enforce-
ardkshovldyn Sider any specific i uld d
p ocedures and ope rIti— f the board. ooksssaid he wovldsa
_e Mayor __t in preparing suggested r sign ordinance` A
ork s scheduled fox t nthe Chief of Police and
memberssof t Codes EnforcementhBoa�d on Monday, Macch 28, 1983 at 7:30p.m.
Commissioner P asked t y be authorized t
repave a ordinance w ich wovldhr trgarbagereompanies from makitg
pickups before 7:DO a.m. and afters] t00op.m. rn Longwood.
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