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CCMtg01-24-83Present. Mayor L DePUtY NayornU Commissioner Grantt tchell Pappas dsChacey, City Administrator A1V000k, A torney Donald Texry16City Cleikxt 1. Mayor Lormann called them ing t nvocation followed by Pledge of Allegiance to the United States Flay. 1 Approval of M 1/17/83 Regular M ing. n by C ner tchell, s ondednbyeCOmmi ssioner Pappas that m iof 1/17/83ibeio approved as submi tied. Mot.von carried by voace vote. nal Use Request s ted by M William L Skory fox a uphoste rytshop w h display r a portion o£ Lot 19, Central P roperty i nedtC-2 and c .25 a roperty i~ located o South sidesof Doy T ack RoadnjustsWest U£ Seasons Restaurant. Chacey briefed the C the location a nature o request. Dep. Mayor Uskert asked aboutshoursnof operation anddM ai ley, c aid hours would be from 9:00 a U 5:00 P. m. daily and thattshop would n be open o eekends. Dep. Mayor Uskert asked if the shop would d uphos- ery workno and M alley s d he w that the o uld a shortly, but h thougherthere w dtbeep s for d ingr mobilewuphols tery i of t e building. MayorsL aid theoU r had advised thetL that he would n ork o MayorwL asked about display a and M ai ley saidtamdispl ay room would bersitua ted in the front of building. Mr. Richard aaylor, an Mayor Lormann sugyes ted that this item be continued until .IM1r. Skory 5. eading - Ordinance No.56) - ing t and places fox re gularsCity C inys. A1i000k readsby title only. Dep. Uskert a sif i acy t ncl ude address and the C - agreed that i hell suygestedothat hearings b 2n deand r9 th MUndaysi and 3rd s ould ~ ttbe t eeks between s eahea rings and s thiso oul diprovide m Uskert s at if it was necess cy publi~ hea rin gseshould be held on eve y onday ih ene members of c a 4tn Monaay off a hey could take v agreed [hatrthe proposed ordinance w sapreferable and that si ouldap rovi de members a opportunity to tale vaca ti Maeor L ither w ceptable her but she w opposed t a So= me n Maeor L ncqueCOmmvsd whether a full seven days note ce wa equa redgto ran 1 meetvngs. - 6. William skory a ved and the Commission c ued discussion of ondiitional Use Request rr Skory said the shop would n t do a mobile upholstery w the premises but said i£ a r brought the shop rwould work o them. Skory said neshadeplanned t displ ayna limited a of i a patio a and Dep. Mayor Uskert said tneynw opposedat a patiordisplayYOr ~ Richard Taylor asked M Skory about display a Skory said he would have t indows in the display a eaTaylorrasked 1t the i s aispl ayedwwould be before and after repai raandMC Pappas s Skory would have the right t show both. m5kory said he had planned a gazebo t display lawn furniture but thatch ould c eel such plans if the C n requested. Motion by C Pappas,as onded by Commis sioneroGrantro that Conditional U e bmitted b cSkory be a Oep. r Uskert suggestedethattapproval limitMdisplay of items outside building and doing automobile uphoste ry w rk on svte. otion by Dep. Mayor Uskert, s onded by C Pappas that riginal m n be a ended t rohibit display of rany kind o side building and toprohibit a mobile uphostery o iedtby a vs roll call v The original m approveMCOnditional Use Requesumo as amended,owa also carried by a unanrmous roll call v '!. spoke t e Commission c ing a n his fathex?snproperty o A 434 for a col ine e unfair t s father s e his fathe r'~srprope~rty w sidential. aid h s father di don t have sufficient f Sato pay a an aJthat the $2,650.90 represented t [hi rds of hisda ual asked that his f r be given a wof the a oAl Coork s ted that M James P cry, a neyefor the e eshadibeen ith him. aid the City would have a problemsre lieving o persontf romwthe responsibility o£ paying an assessment and sand all must workshop o Thursday, February 3, 1903 at 300 p. by a unanrmous roll call vote. 8. Appointment of members t and PSanning Agency DeP. M _ Agencyayo eappo in tedri0 Shomateoa eappoin tedyL rey Goldberg t ardeof Adjustm objection to [he appointments byeany members. 9. City Administrator's Report: Chacey briefed t request from Hospital orporatti on of Ameri a fox s roserv Mr Chacey said the Skylark '1 plant had sufficientcr capacityit take a additional 100,000 ga ll.ons and he said that FlCA appeared to be willing to p y a $1. p0 per approximate ly $15,000 and s kup fee could be used to provide further expansion of the pla ndt when requi eed. Chacey said 1 anks purchased c t $39,000. Chacey suggested that a permanent n be placed a and t e plant s mi l.i ar t the plan[ .i anfprd and saidesome funds had been placed in this year's budget fot this purpose. aid there w o problems a Coaunissioner M tchell said he hnd r veden telephone calltaskingnif Hospital Corporation of A oulder special r e for w Chacey said HCA wouldepaya the s ecpriceaa any other c n by C Pappas, onded by pep.sMayor CakerYUthat M Chacey be authorized to pursue question of granting s ospital Corporation of Ame rice. Motvon carried by unanimous ro 11 call vote. Chacey briefed C e Commission o request from the peparT- bof T nsportation asking the City t intenan ce responsib- ility forrsidewalks o oads, oche cey said he r ended approval s the end r suit Rwould be m efficient m of sidewalks andea of t x payer's m reGrant and Mayor L a aidvthey we aopcosed t the agreement ip~eP. Mayor Uskert sa~i dnhe was opposedrand ommrssioner Mitchell said if State would ,~ . Chacey asked that the Commission consider signs at the on February 3, 1903. . Chacey s d he w d be absent o n from T esda 25, 1903 u ary 131 and h Cedtthat the City C ted a ingtCity aAdminist rator nshisea n by Pappas, s onded by C tchell t nald etinq City Admin is trato rsin Mr Chacey's absenpce. M byewanimous roll call vote. lo. Ci[y Attorney's Report: . Al Cook said he had been working o the Cab levision £ nchise ichMe £ebcuary 23, 3983. £CC rules prohibit nchi seefeenof m 3 Percent unless thedCity c show t expends m than th atea administering the f Mahan s present a aid that Orange/Seminole CablevisionhC hadrn objection t ncl ude all r ved. suggestedithat the agreement provide forea speedup tfra nchise payments rather t ing paid a the end of the year. Mahan said t any would n ending the p schedule a ied that f s be pa idcqua~terly a no leeCOUnty. Commissioner Grant gge fed that payment be maaeemonc y n by C onded by Commissioner IA tchel that fxan chise renewalrprovideafor monthly payment of fees based on franchise be a ended to 5 percent of all 9eueral r eipts if approved by F and if n that percentage r t 3 percent of all gross eipt s. MayortLOrmann said that 3 percent would double the i the City is presently r ing and that the people w d be required make up difference. eUepV Mayor Uskert said he agreed with Mayor s defeated by a of 4 to l w ingtAye and Commissioner Mitchell and PappashvotingsNay~,eUep. y r Uskert voting Nay and Mayoc Lormann vot ng N y. by C tchell, s onded by Oep. Mayor Uskert that franchiseobe a endedsto 3epercent of allo9ross r eipts i ied byma of 4 t0 1 with Commissioners Pappasn a~deM tchelln votingrAye, Oep. Mayor Uskert voting Aye, Mayor Lormann voting Aye and Commissioner Grant voting Nay. aid he had inspected the dragline i arke aid i nGgood shape and he said he thought the City had benefitted fromsthe purchase. Uep. Mayor Uskert asked about traffic £low at post office. Chief ing said he had been w ing with post office officials c ing this problem and would report back a ing. Mayor L aid she had r ved a letter from P eSheehan a reported that the recw o plans to replacempostroffice and thatch copy would be provided eachnmember. mayor L n proclaimed the week o eebruary 13 - 2d as the First Organ Oonor Awareness week for City of Longwood. Crcy C~k