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MAY ].6, 1983
Present: Mayor Ioxnaem
DepMayor Uskert
Conmissfoner Grant
Cwmd.ssianer Mitchell
Cartmssimer Pappas
David Lacey, city Administrator
Marvin looks, City Attorney
Ibnald Terzy, Ciry Clerk
1. Piayor inmkvm called Hie meeting to order. Lrvocatim follo,;ed by Pledge of
Allegiance xo xhe Wited States Flag.
2. Approval of Minutes, 5/9/83 Regular Meeting. Ntion by Camdssioner Mitchell,
corded by Cwmdssiwrer Grant that minuees of 5/9/83 be approved as sub diced. Cbeion
caizied by wice voce.
3. Public Hearing, Ordinance No. 5]8 -amending section 621, Ord. Cb. 495 by
chsiging see back requirarents from 15 feet eo 5 feet. Nk. Rmks rend by title curly
and said he had proof of publ3caxion. there was-no discussion, pro or con Nmtinn by
Cwmissim>~ Pappas, seconded by Cmmissioner Mitchell that public hearing be closed.
Mocirm rax'ried by wice vote.
4. DepMayor Uskert said he ws in Favor of restricting taw~orary signs and said he
objected Co reducing the setback requirenfix m 5 feet. Camdssimer Grant said he
had no objection [o the 5 foot setback requiraimt. Cmmissioner Mitchell said ttac
busine es had a right to advertise and said the biggest offenders of the sia{~ ordinance
e thescooParues with grmdfatlaesed signs. Nation by Carmissioner Ltant, seconded
by Cumd.ssionex Mitchell thax Ordi.naice No. 578 be adopted. DegMayor Uskert sugi;es[ed
etae elae'seeback diseance be adjusted to SO feet i*rstead of 5 ad Camdssimer Grmt said
he ova opposed c amending xhe ordnance. 'Ric nD adopt il~e ordinance s passed
with a voce of 3 eo 2 with Camdssioners Mitr]ae11t1Pappas and Grant wtinp, Ayeand
Mayor Sonraxm and DepMayor Uskert wcing Nay.
5. Ordinance No. 5]5 - m~mding hLture land Use elmmt of Crngrzehmsive Ylan.
2~V•. Forks rend by title. Motion by Ccamissioner Mitchell, s corded by Cmndssioner
Pappas Hat ordinance be r®nved fran table. Potion carriedeby wice wte. TK. Cnacey
described Che location o£ the property concerned. N¢. Rooks arnwsced there the public
hearing tad been closed m this ordL~see prior to it being cabled. Cwmdssioner Pappas
asked how merry notices had been trailed to property rn+mers crnrceming the proposed action
and the Ciry Clerk said apprvsimately 30. D=pMayor Uskert spoke against the ordinance
saying Heat industrial caning tad rtrrved too deeply into the residential azm. and said he
was going to listen co the wishes of Here purple. Camussioner Mitchell said he had
rted ehe area and said ie could ar~d should be industrial. Potion by Commission
Mitchell, seconded by Cwmissicner Pappas [tat Ordinmce No. 5]5 be passed, Nnxi.on
rried by a care of 4 to 1 wiU Cenmissioners Giant, Mitchell, Pappas and Mayor
tonreeun voting Aye std 1)epPlayor Uskert voting Nay.
6. Ordinance No. 5]6 - mnxnding cw~prahmsive rrnung prdinsrc Mr. Rooks read by
itle only and.said ehe public tearing had not bear closed, ration by Crnmissioner
hli[chell, s corded by Cw~missimer Pappas thaC ordinance be reroved fran table. Motim
cried by voice voce. Ttayor I.orrrmm amnowced ehae the public heazing was nw opa.
Mrs. tnruise Goodwin said the proposed a a growing can ad she asked the
CamSSSion eo dany ehe request for rezoning. ht. Williaes Adana spoke in favor of ehe
ordinance sad said the proposed boundary cJ>enges made ~rore sense H>an using individual
lots. Tk. Don Bram spoke for the proposed change and said he did not beliaue ehe chanige
would ham, Mrs. Goodwin in anyusy. Mr. Harold Myers spoke in fawr of Hie change and
said he lived near industrial property whip was neater [tan nrost o£ hIS neipJabors.
Mr. B. D. Sinpson spoke in favor of ehe recamended change.
C issimer Pappas asked eA~a[ distance xhe Goodurin property was £ron the werd;ouses
and Mr. Simpson said abouc 260 feet. There was no fvrcher discussion. Ibtim
by Cmmissioner Pappas, s coded by C<nmissicnex Ndtchell thae public hearing be
closed. Ck;tim carried byca voice vote. 1
OepMayor Uskert said Me locs were. bwghe for residential use and he recrnnrnded
xFac they noc be chm~ged. Motion by Cmmissimer Grant, seconded by Camussioner
Mitchell Mat Ordinan o. 5]6 be adopted. Motion carried by a voce of 4 to I
with Cmadssioners Ltanc, Mitchell, Pappas and Mayor trn vocinR AYe and
Hepetayor Uskert wring ray. Mayor Innrann said she Fad driven by the property
many times and Fad rareEully considered the proposed change. Mayor larmaz;n
said she was concerned Mae Mcs. Goodwin noc be hanmd and said she did noc Chink
she would, Mayor Lornann said sFe [hnugj;c Me pmperty'sho'iiId be industrial.
]. Acceptance of unnswarmts. of water systen for Che landings, Ih;it 2; i~rwe-
es for water sysCan for West take Mswr, Phase IIA and i~rwem;nes for
Tiberm Hills SLbdivisim, Phase L-A. Mr. Chacey said Sfr. Land the Ciry Ehpineer
had inspmted the properties and had wcittm letters certifying Mat i.vgrwarcnCs
Cisfaccory. Fk. Chacey said Maim ce 2mds Fad been submiteed by the
ca~arcy c the City Aceomey for r Cem;issimer Paopas asked about ano;mt
of binds and Mr. Rooks stated theanrnmts. Motitm by Cmmissimer Pappas,
secoMed by Gmnissimer Grmt Mat City accept inprwarencs requested for landings,
Ih;it 2; West lake lSmor PFas ILA and Tiberm Hi11s, Phase I-A. fmmissimer
Mitchell asked if Me properties Fad bem inspected by Me fire Demrtsme and
Captain Atan Sro,.n of the l.mgwond Fire Uepazmmt said yes and all line a<,d
fire Fydranes reseed saeis£a<tory. Moeim was passed by a m~s;iaous roll call voxe.
B. Mr. Gary McCahey, PresidmC of Highland Hi11s Hwnevaners Association spoke Co
the Crnmission concerning the emditim of ehe Folding prods and reemeicn azeas
in tiighls;d bills and requested chat work be done to dlean~ CFe prods. Mr. 1~
McGahey also spoke aboue cFe cmdreion of the swinndng pool m the 0dwazd's property
and said M tlxrught the efforts o£ the contractor 3n shorire c@ the bark of Me pool
with dut would correce Che pmblen and he said Fe did noc Mink Me City was
responsible Eor creating the problan. !h. Qacey said the problem was created w1;m
Che pool contractor aised Me level of Fh. EWards back yard which later
used the force to give way. Mr, tlucey said effores were wdexway to clew; vp Me
ea; UaC dredging was being dine and chat spraying was being conduceed for aosauitoss.
Mr. Chacey said ~rore moray would be placed in next Year's trudget'Co mvncain the
prods. 11epMayor Uskert said the problen was one of erosion and said Me slooe
behind Me Edward's pool ca;mot be coo stem. Mr. James irelaxvl of Highlmd Hills
also spoke and sold there had bem difficulty wiM Me lift statim m several
ms wt;m raw sage ran door Che street. t4. Rinks said he mould likes to
oche property co deeexmine ho was respmsible and Mr. Chacey said he could
make arrangeanmes for him eo re Me sr Mr. Frank Fipelle of ttighlar;d
Hills spoke and said Che prisoners Fad noc acca~lished ouch cork and Fe suggested
chax City crews do tS;e wxlc. Th. Jim Sahey asked if Me ponds could tvmdle all the
and Ik. Chacey said if Mey are wortcing properly they shwld be able m
cake care of the water. Mr. Chacey asked the gmtleren to give him a list o£ items
they believed should be corrected and he would aCta;pt co Fave then caryleeed.
Mayor Inniaem advised ehe represmeaeives fran Highland Hills Mac eFe Giry would
work to Fave the problmm corrected.
9. City A~Sninistracor s Report:
rn-. a,aaey asked cne cmmiasiw, xo approve ma,ca agrae~;t with Smu.;ole 11
Crna;ty for the mainC of Iongwod Fire rucks byCSaninole Cooney. He said the
mey had revised MeaagreenenY and Eound it to be sa isfactory. Mr. Rooks
suggeseed chat a aarnme be included in the agee;mimr and Mr. o,acey said 5200.00
mold be a good srnmt Motion by Crnrdssioner Mitchell, ec ded b Gmniss Doer
GranT [Fat Maintaun~ce Aqre M Seninnle G mty be approved su~'ect .0 200.00
roll call vote wv[Fout appro altof City Adninisttacor. lbanion cazri i by wardrtous
N. Chace} asked the City Canwssion e apprnve a tual aid agreafa~t for
Fire Rescue Services between Orange Cowry and longwod. !k. Chace} said the
Ciry had been mocking w a verbal arrangmmt but the agceerene weld firm w
the arrangemnt and that the City Attorney had fowd the form satisfactory. ~Tbcion
by Camdssiwer Pappas, .s onded by Connussiwer LYant chat ehe Incerlocal t'whul Aid
Agreerei[for Fire Rescue Services with Ormige Cowry be approved. M1b[iw ca led by
roll call voce. Camdssioner LYant said he mould mote for i.t but didn't
see the need for a~othex agreensne.
Mr. a,acey said he had written the Cmmission his reccmrendatiwis on a proposed
Five Yeaz Capital L~rwanaits Program and he asked the Gnnnr workshop
co discuss the progran. 'fie Camdssiw agreed eo hold a wrkssession wtJwe 14, 1983
at 4:00 p.m.
10. Mayor and Camtissimer's Reports:
Cam¢ssioner MitcMll said Mr. Feed 41'um o£ E. Orange Avenne was Flavin};
a drainage problen and he asked T4. Chace} to see if the City could help.
Ccmnissiwer Pappas asked the City Aetorney to look into the City awexing
Raven Ava~ue fran N kingbird Street eo Nihway 1]-92. Mr. gw:ey said the street
in the Cowry. Gmnissioner Pappas also thanked Flte Police -eparbrat for
[heir efforts in cwtrolling speeding Sn the Saylark Subdivisiw.
DepMayor Uskert asked Mr. Cnacey to ec Florida Residential Camtmities
oncerning the sfrelly condition of the liftntatrw sst Highland Mills and Mr.
Chace} said he mould.
Mayor Inrmam said Mr. Olin Elgin had requested chat a portion of Msg]tolia Avenne
be vacated and she briefed the Gmnissiw w the azea. Mr. Pinks said he had inspected
the azea and talked with Mr. Jackson who had expressed sere cwcem aboue vacating, the
property. Mr. Araks said the dedicated road'sright of way is though a loa lying
ropy area and said it did not appear as if a road mould be r , ;.ed especially
in view o£ the face that Magnolia ioutd deadend into Myrtle Avenue which had beat
previously vacated. F4. B. -. SL~pson stated that other property omens with
property w Magnolia had .pressed a desire ttai the atr et be vacated Scan OSeBtder
to Myrtle. Mayor Lonoazm asked that the property ownersebe contacted to determine
[heir wishes.
11. the C mission adjourned at 9:00 p.m
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