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April 26, 1982
The Longwood City Cmmissi.on met at ]:00 p.m. a m Equaliution Hoard to hear from
property amers of Oear~ge Avenue emceming theapropriety and advisability of ehe oavtng,
the c of said inq~rwmpnt, Che aariner of payment of said irm s o Orange
Avmuesand as to the artast assessed against each property i~ o ed.
Present: Mayor Lonwm
Camdssimer Grant
Connd.ssimer o'learv
Cwmdssimer Pappas
Cmcd.ssioner tlskert
David 0. Chacey, City Adidnistramr
Marvin Rooks, City Aeeomey
Donald Terry, City Clerk
1. Mayor loniem~ stated that the purpose of Ne meecing was to consider any and all
~laincs as co ehe assesmwncs and asked for canrenes.
2. Afr. Robert sticks objected eo paving Orange Avenue beranse it would become a etwrough-
Fare. N¢. }ticks requested that ehe City install sidewalks for the safety of pedeserias.
rh. tllcks staged Hut his footage assessamt should be 22] feet instead of 280 feet.
Mayor Iumaem staced that Orange Avenue was a cop priority for paving.
3. Tk. Nicks suggested thae Muni curbs be insealled and Me. Cnacey stated that s~ml.es
were being insralled eo conserve wager.
4. Mrs. Razm Flaoiltm objected co paving Orange Avenue and said it mould cause a
problem with txvcks. f i.ssioner Dskert said the City was only atta~ting to nake
l~xov in xorg d mid he said the Ciry Dens paying one half the costs of paving
Orar~ge Avenue.
5. r5. Pace Lhrisky, rk. Rnbert sticks, rxa. Debbie Roberts and rs. t~. R. Kermedy all.
objected co paving Orange Avenue.
6. Mrs. Helen 'Riarkrey asked if her ~roffi¢, rks. Helm Iafferry mould not be excused
fran paying fnr paving Orange Avenue sin e she lvsd previously paid far paving (,tense Street
N¢. Cbacey said ehe Gsnissim had agreed to excuse an individual fraa a second paving
e if obey bad paid the full afrount before and the second assessment erzs a
resole of the City's acerons.
]. Camdssimer tlskert asked the audience t>au ninny people were intereseed 3n 6avNg
Orange Avmve oaved and no indicaeed Uey we m favor of paving Orange Avenue. the
C1ty Clerk staced that the assessment liens wouldebc for a period of em years and chat
mould be ctrarP,ed an annual in ce of 8 percent with firs oaymmt due one
yearrafrnr the final resolution was passed. a
8. Fks. Ruby Torey staced ehae she and her father had crazisfexred 100 feet m the City
and she asked that ehe roll be corrected to read 325 face irvscmd of 425 feet.
9. rk. Robert Davos asked if thew of the lot at Orange/Ctanc was sxcused why
this ~a~uid nog also apply eo rs ofrproperty on Wayman Street. Mayor inrnarm stated
that this cold be checked out.we
10. Mr..lim Russ said he was concerned about traffic Ercan L]-92 and ehe Eleroitarv SrF~ool.
Ne asked the Cmmission insider the desires of the people since Hie vase majority of
the people did not want Orange Avenue paved.
11. Mayor Lon:ann said it was a nueseion oL whether Che City should go forward or
keep Ihinvs the way they are. She said residmcs of Wildmere were not happy when
Che City firs[ decided Co pave Idildrere but said they were all happy naw and said it
much safe scree[. Mayor Worsen said the Camussion is often criticized for
fie For Chesm re Ci~nCrnmissim OYlvard aidhe uaslin fawr of a ac ehe bme- .~
tY. ry Paving Orange
Avenue and he agreed chat the issue of sidewalks should be looked into. Cmenissimer
Pappas suggested Chat signs prohibiting 'tw CMwgh Crurks" mould help tFie problsn.
12. Camdssioner Uskert asked if [here were arty ocher ehrou~ streets planned and
Mr. Qwcey said then c[ pLmmed mould be Georgia Avmve. Camm.ssioner llskerC
suggested that the Camdssion ought pave Georgia before Ormge since lte wmers did not
wanC Orange Avenue paved. Mr. Cnacey said engtneering drawings were already ca~leted
for Orange Avenue.
13. Mxs. Toney asked when firs[ paymmc would be due std the Clerk said one year Erwn
float resolution. 'there was no further discussion.
14. lbtim by Cartmissim;er NskerC, seconded by Camrissioner O'ICery dwC Fqualiaa
Board heazing be closed. Ibti.on carried by voice vote. The equalization board hearing
on Orange Avenue closed at ]:45 p.m.
IDNQ~OOD CPFY OSAIISSION
Apr'1 26, 1962
Yresene: Mayor Wnvsm
Camussioner Grant
Cm~misaioaer o'iPary
CFmmissimer Pappas
Camussioner Uskert
David D. Chacey, City Adninistrator
Marvin Rooks, City ACeomey 1
Donald Terry, City Clerk
1. Mayor Wnnatm called the ;reefing to order at ]:45 p.m. Irnoration folloxd by
the Yledge of Ailegiar;ce eo the Unites States Flag.
2. Approval of Minutes, 4/19/82 Regdaz Meetir;g and 4/22/82 ~brkshop Session m Proposed
]and Use Map. tbtirnt by Cmrtussioners (Pant, seconded by Cvm,issioner Pappas tltat
nawtes of 4/19/82 and 4/22/82 be approved as suLnutted. Tbtion carried by a voice voce.
3. Opsrutg of bids Eor Orange Avenue paving. Mr. Rooks explained Uue bids mould be
opined and recorded aztd then sent to Ibe City 4gine to deeermine if the bid met all
specifications. NK. Rooks staged that w;e final resolutim wes required to confirm
ehe price of paving std m amend the assessrtant roll. Bids were opined by Mayor Wnrecm
and read as follwasi
C. A. t1eyer Paving and ConservccimCO. $]1,9]1.00
P.O. Box 5]2I, Orlando, Pla. 32805
George L. Fisher Constevctiun fn. $53,65].25
P.O. Box 5]5, Winter Park, Florida ;2]90
Pasic Asphalt std Consemeeion Corp. $5],041.05
P.O. Box 1]41], Orlando, Florida 32810
Cross Roads Crn¢aceing, inc. $51,3]0.25
P.O. Box 14246, OrlaeWO, Florida 3285]
Orange Pavinp, and Conservceion Cn. $56,59).00
P.O. Box 15], Alcamm[e Springs, Fla. 32]01.
Shaxmon-IS.tietie Consczvction Ac. $59,29].00
P.O. 'bx 525, ]pngwood, Florida 32]50
Aries Cmsxxuction Co. $50,352.00
951 Arden Saee[, longuvod, Fla. 32]50
M4GVSRIUS.T Inc. $60,423.60
P.O. Box 1819
IJinter liavm, Fla. 32880
Amick Cmstruction Cn. Snc. $49,952.50
P. 0. Ibx 8492, Orlando, Fla. 32856
4. Cwmdssioner Uskert questioned the di££erence in bids received and the $82,000.00
u~tated by the City Ebgine M1h. Chacey said the City Qxgine s bid contained an
to £or the required drains work wAuch the Ciry planned to acewrplisb. Gmmissimer
Pappas asked how aurt~ the drainage wrk mould cost and t~4. Ckacey said approximately
$25,000.00. Cmmissioner Uskert stated rfvnx if the lwest bid was accepted it world rake
$33,000 off the estimated price and be azound $].00 per foot ad he asked the people
to support this paving.
5. Nks. Yvonne Robetta asked why Che crews were wrkixxg on her yard and T4. Ctacey
said iC was wrk eo mreect drainage and [o stall waee'r line Mr. Robert Flicks asked
wiry it cessary for the City eo install a double drainagessystan and t+r. Chacey said
the city wasenot installing a double drainage syseen.
6. prdixance No. 548 -Adopting Land Use Map Elencmt of CmQrel~msive Plan. Mr. Rooks
read Ordinance No. 548 by title. tbtion by Camdssioner Pappas, secmded by Cam~i.ssimer
Uskert that Qrdinazxce No. 548 be taken ofE the table. [boon caaied by roll call mote.
~, t+ayor inxnaa stated dxae three public hearings and nuierous wrk sessions had been
held on the land Use elan Elmumt and she said she choup}~t the proposed Lvxd Use Plan
provided a good cmq~rani.se. Nrc. Rocilcs stared chat once cbe [axed Use Flan vas adopted the
Ciry could not issue a building pettttit Uut was in coxu`iice with the plan. Me suggested
that procedures be srareed ro adndnisaacively re~.one rYie zoxun o conform with the
Land Use Plan. ifr. Re~oks said the city had acca~pced to awlish both the administra-
rezoaing and Che Iad Use Plan at the safre ure but had no[ because i
ifvehe land irnolved <wiprised 5 percent of the City's ar GmnissioneriPappas askedr
if a deeerrtdrtation tad been made and Mr. P ks said no and he suggested ehae the City
Engineer detezmine percent of land irnmlved and write letter eo Camdssion.
8. Cartidssioner Uskert seated that he had reservati.nns about changing, Shcmate/RSmedy/
Zilce property w R-2 fran R-lA and he suggested rlve is should go to R-1 instead.
9. ibcion by Cnmdssioner Uskert, seconded by Commissioner Pappas chae Ordinance No.
548 be adopted. C dssioner Grwc said he moult{ file a conflice of ineerest re}rr[.
Motion was tarried by a m~minnus roll call wee.
10. Resolution NO. 472 - authorizing a permit for a class of wre<lcers in esidmeial
property. Y. Pooks said the resolution was :m arergency type x solutionrdeten`dning
[tat an amrgmcy exists and [hat the resolution only applied eoea:ergsncy wrecker
P4. Ronks suggested Ghat Resolution No. 4]2 be passed only if the Ciry
corded to amend the Ca~rehensive Zoning, Ordinance No. 495 v~d he said stn
standards were established, the appli~c xovld have to appear before the City Commission.
11. tmyor Iunram said she had received marry negaxive crniplainxs fran residents concerning
ehe granting of a tenporary permit £or ehe wrecker. Cmmissimer Uskere said he was not
cn favor of amending Ordinance No. 49S but he thouphc the City stwuld hmor ehe agreement
to gant a tmgwrary pesmie :moil May L0, 1982. Cmmissimer Grant said he also had 4
ved calls Eros captaining about and he eh ~e the wrecker
ce did sortettmesrplay a pare in cuing capped people. Cwmdssioner Ltant said i
the City should honor pemde wtil Mya10. Cmmissioner O'Leary said he had also
rued calls and he suggeseed hvevxing permit ~mti1 Nay 10. Camussimex O'teaxy said
Char t4. Petcersm could keep scare [he bus calls if he wanted t
keep eM1e se Gmmissioner Cram said sexvi eewuld go upr$10.00 to $20.00 if a driver
e required to stay a[ the busine and that was why M1e voted for the oexmie. Mayor
Ionmmv: said she did not went to mrend the Zming Ordinate but agreed eo honor perit
:aril Rtay 10, 1982.
12, t1e. Jim Ross said for the Camdssim co pass the Resolution they mrse Eind a need
for M1ealth or welfare or that an emergency exists.
13. Mr. Fred Pe[tersm said M1e didn'[ care now about the penai[ and he was Cl:e o..ner.
14. Ibxion q' Camdssioner Uskerc thax Resolution No. L]2 be tweed dwm.
Camd.ssioner Grant said ie lud nee been read.
15. Rk. Rooks said if sareone were m bring eM1e matter of is t, tine
Ciry could not win and tsar was ti:e pispose of Fesolucim No. 472. aFie said eFae you
o[ amend tl:e Zoning Ordinance wtth an Fmrgmcy Ordinan Mr. Rooks said the
purpose of xhe Resolutim was co correct a public safety measure.
16. Conmissimer Grant said the Chief of Police had said it was m amrgmcy and
sai ie had saved lives. Mayor Innmm said GM1teF Maca:ing had not said any lives }
had been saved. '~J
1]. Mr. Rooks read Resolvcim rb. 472 by [icle mly.
18. Yntion by Carsmssioner Uskert, seconded by Crnmissioner O'Leary that Resolutim
Rb. 4]2 be rejected. rbtim carried by :sminou_s roll call voce.
19. Rk. Fred Peteerson cold ehe Connission that if they ever tad a relative trapped
wreck ...he mould respond real fast. Fie then told the Cwmissinn they cwld stick
theapennit where the sun diM't shine.
20. Rbcim by Cwrtassimer Pappas trat Spanky's wieh the Ciry be cancelled.
Mr. Rooks asked the Cmmission to let him i.ook inton[heccmtratt ru e if it could be
cancelled and M asked the Caam.ssion noe to take any action this evening.
21. An energency rteeting of the City Camussion was scheduted for 1JeA~esday, April 28,
1982 a[ 4:00 p.m, to discuss Spanky's wrecker emtract wieh ehe City. TK. Rooks suggeseed
that the Canaission look for otMr sern.ces and Camdssimer Crane said other mreckec
sernces were available [o the City.
22. City A:Minis[racor's Report:
Mr. Lfiaccry atmomcN chat [he .vmual spring cleanup would be held m Thursday,
oisy 13, 1982 and Friday, May 14, 1982. ,
23. city Aetomey's Repore
}K. Rooks said he lud prepared a single aggrre C where f4. IJilli-., c u1d
pay $3,600.00 irmdiately for the EuCVre paving of Wers~aeec Avenue and he said that
Mr. IJilLi~~s had requested chat the agreersct provide for no payment wtil a pecmie
issued for a building wick an enerarice/exiC on Prers[reet. 14. Rooks said if the
Camdssion said no [o tK. Willians' proposal, Mr. Williams wanted to care co the next
Free ing and discuss iC wieh rlism.
Cmmissioner Uskert said he sa: nothing wrwg with the firsC ageemwn[.
C nnissiuner Pappas said !fr. Williaes tad agreed xo pue Che nmey up nor. Camissiwer
VYanx said an agrearenc had hem ached at las ing a:d he s
change ix. Mr. Rooks said the Gmnission cwldtapprave the ageearenc he had orepared
r they could Let Mr. Williams have his say. Cmmissiwer Pappas said that S4. Willia~.s
ac last greeting when the agreerenx should have hew ready and he asked Htat Mr.
Rooks read whaC Mr. Nilliarts objected to Mr. Rooks said the developer wanted e
pay $3,600.00 when he obtained a pemdc fora :stir with an enhance/exit w Overstreet.
Cbxion by Cmmissiwex Pappas, seconded by Crnndssiwer Uskert trrat the
Ca~missi.on ccept the agreerwt read by tfr. Rinks calling for imrediate paynae of
$3,600.00. al+ncion carried by :sanfm:us roll call voce.
hbtiw by Cam:issioner GYanC etuc unless Mr. Dick !~)illians accepts agreermt
oved by Camdssian within w week, chae the Cannissian reject scce plan.
Iroeiw died for lack of a seconde
24. Mayor a:d Comiissiwer's Reporxs:
C issioner Uskere asked Nh. t]~acey to see wfiat could be done co enpediee
the remodeling of Che old horse w E. E. SVillianson Road and said the ramdeling had
been in progress for several mmths. Mr. (kacey said he would check inw Che maecer.
25. The Cmmission adjourned ax 8:55 p.m.
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