CCMtg04-20-81iAa9~.ro-.d City Cam:ission
April 20, 1981
the Irmq:.crx3 City Camdssion held its regulaz neetinq at J:3o p.m.
Prnsmt !Lyon tgpP
teary
Crnmissioner OUSkert
LLVid Chamy, City ArAdnistrator
rn Wz:ks, City Atmrney
Danald Terry, City Clerk
Absent: Camussroner Grant
Mayor Hepp called the aeetinq to ocder. Inwcatvon folloxd by Pleage of Allegianrn
I. Approval of minutes - 4/13/81 Ig9utaz Mating. on by Crnmissimer Ien~a:m,
emnded M Cannissia:ei O'i¢ary Nat minutes of 9/13/81 Fegular Mating l~ approved
as sub:dtted. non carried by imannrous roll call mote.
2. Public Yearin9, Ordinanm too. 519, realf9rvre t of Camiissim Districts. Mr. >moks
read by title only. Mr. L]iamy stated that ordinanm was required to make minor changes
rn distriK h+wdazies so that naeber of residents in each district mould be as even
as possible.
3. M1W ws rbjected to Ordinance Pb. 519 stating that Oxainanm No. 956 pro-
hibitsd making any changes to the Crnmission D s that were not mrpleted by
Lrch 31, tk Rnks sta H Nat Oxdinanm No.1519rwas an a:rend:rent to Ordi:anm tb.
456 and provided for years 1951 and later, that ro artendrtents meld Le mmenmd later
than Marti 31. There was no further di.scussim. on by Came Doer' Uskea'[,
eronded by CamSssioner O'leazy that Public Neazi.:gtfor OrdinanmsHO. 519 he
closed. tbtron carried by unanvrous roll call mote.
4. on by Cartms niann, seconded by Comus ec O'Leary that Oxrlinanrn
No. 519 Ce adopts!. sebtron carciea by wanvrous roll call mote.
5. Ffgenda item nw~ber 5, petitim for annexation from Ns. Iamar SeauUanP of 3.1
o£ U. S. 1J-92 and State R:ad 439; letitim for am:exa >an £mn Mr. John
n. R~f~ Jmr~ana vonas w. nicer, xx s. 1]-92 ana ~asc street, e.331 acres ana
petition for a:mexatia: ELan Walter and SUUSan Judge of .69J ac of U 1]-92
and 5 R. 434. Mr. 6amY desrr.'ib=d location of Pxopeny. r UskertSaskcd
i£ property ca:Pletly abutted City property and nr. Chacey statedsthat pxoPerty abutted
on three sings.
Parbaza Wnitfc questroned whether tlnre would he any asess to the pxopcsed
Albertson's fran Fast Street and P4. Cnacey said no, but Nat he mould like to have an
s fran Past Street for i~xoved fim pmt=ction. Mayor Hepp sta[e.'1 that M thought
Nasann mould eed:anm City and saz all Albertson develcgments a efully
planned, landscaped, buttered a:N prove t0 b=_ assets to Ne City tt~Y aze located in.
J. M1b mn by Camissimer Uskert, semndc'l by Crnmissioner Sprmallil to authorize City
Ordinanm on a:v: red by unanvrous
roll call mots. Mr. looks then read Ordinance No. 52orby true only
on by Came mnded by Came Uskert that Ordinance WO.
520 tetpassed on firstcemading a:xl Nat public hearingstereset for N..nday, Jwe B, 19fl1. '
Motron carried try unaeunous roll roll mote.
agenda liens six and se
sign on driveway. Paine addressed me Gcmnission and requested p=_xmissim m
again e co the driveay ofE Slade Drive, knam as FiY Cate
Paine s ~aauut~on April 3 1961 the a pro„ler at his aauyh~rs~ho
the property and that it had taken police over tliir+y minutes m find pxi'gerty
ven tMugh they were only one half mile away when they received the call. the police
finally were rte earby CSSberland Fads re br' Mr. Pame's son
them m the pcopartya n Paine presented lette~s written by the Chief of Polire~
Irmgwcod and the Chief of longuood's Fire ~partnr-i~t reamrending that a sign be
installed for identification of the pxopu'ty in the .interests of public safety.
11. Ctmnissiomr Dskert gwstionea hau many families used driveway and Mr. Paine
5 families. N.ayor Hepp stamr3 that he was familiar with the s
from prer °uss ~rce[ings and asked if the tw families had gotten together. Pamet~
d trey ha Mayor Hepp stated that he thought th ~sider the
req~csts fine the mlire and Fue D=_partnenm and consider the publicrosafety asFects.
12. nazd Peltawn, owner of property and driveway, and his attorney, Mr. Wry
Siegal wxere present. t Siegal distributed several pFntiyraphs o£ tf~e driveway and
explained that problems had existed Lcfore when there was a sign m the driveway
and Hut Mr. Peltaian mougnt a sign would cause additioe~ial traffic m dr
ana be a danger m his rnree red: oiats~ Maroc Nepp sretea mat ne was inn coed aeouc
the safety of an. Peltamn's s ana also +he Pames ana asked if score agme~t could
of be readied. n~arvi suggested a sr indicating [hat drlway was
private and Mr. Payne said M Hnught a tandaxa s sign was required. Mayor Pzpp
asked Mr. Qacey if he had any xewnrendatiorvs andttfr.tClwrny reo7mendsd a standard street
sign wrdea EDQJS GATE DRSVe wim the woNS Private Dciw wmx„eam with an accord.
13. Mr. Feltaw~ stated that the driveway is clearly marked by the maillx+xes and mat
t light is at driveway. fir. Pelta(an said the delay was causes by the faR the
policre~m t find Slade Drive, ncT the ]riveway. Uskert stated mat
Ig had diffra'culty finding tM driveway. Mayor tkpp stated that,the City dw om the
right of way ana has H>: right and responsibility m property omers.
la. Paine stared mat me name Faens cam o< a~ diner because me Post of£i~
has alx'eaaY assigned cox nwbers ana coma not gig tb~ a. cox with a nw~r on slam
w but had to wlect a Wane for the driveway. t Siegal stated that he had reseazdiea
property xecoxrls and mold find no ~mntion of crwa= Gate D Siegal questioned
the autlnrity of the CamSSSion m ~re a privam omer's drivveway. rated ttat
Mr. Paine only had an t for ingress/egress but thought that the City order the
pslico lovers of tM_ City could idaitify the Property Eor location Pucp>ses. Mr. Pinks
Fort Offirn mould L aware of me lotation o£ the Payees
15. m by Corm mnrad by Cnniu Dskert m Payne
~ auu,ori:ea m ere~eron ca~aara .size st siyn wire cis words rae„saw~~nrive on
tap an wards P with an ried by a of
3 m ldwith Csmiissiomrs Iorvxmsnn and Dsk~w[in9tAYe and Mayorcfiepp wtin9 AYe and
Commission O'rwn wtirvl ray. Crnmissimec O'Leary statsl that M did not mink C
had right m name private driveway.
16. tYqu=st £mm Mr. a m pazk tractor and trailer at 661 Palrzetm street
o-btion by C~nmr Uskert, seconded by Cmmissioner O'Leary Heat reyuesT. m mrzov
from table. Irotron carried by unani~rous roll call vote.
1J. Mr. A~bert Raves spoke in nt for a permit to park tru
std ing mat the zonrng oNVnance wastcaprious yarbr dry d 3ectrv<..
1e. virgird r s)vke in oppesi.cion ra a„ciog am Perm;.ts for tro
Isayor~epp statedamat M agreed that treks do maz uP stree oisy at 9:00 a
Camussrwier Iexnaeu~ stated that she was opposed to t J<s in rnsidmtial areas. .~
20. ar+n by Coma r Uskert, seconded by Cantu O'teaxy that reque
b¢5. NosTnn ko deniedsfoa tsectnr and/or trailer. lbtcm carried try a wanvmus mote.
21. C 'Leary suggested that the a biguous~rt o£ tM Zoning Ordnance be
wrrec[ed.s Mr~Chacey suggested that persrns with trvrlcs be given 90 days to find a
place to park then and Caimissiaier Uskert staYPd that are ~~ was long errough. fHyoc
New stated that people should to giver sufficient t rid of hides.
CMawy asked that the Camdssion grant adequate titre for arsons with problece such as
signs, illegal limping, trucks t ct problem, r. dvrny suggested tha
@paztnmt is tickets and that it xuld to sore tyre before Persons rem bmughtohefore
the Codes Ll~formrent Board.
Fegcest fmn Mr. Xvn r, 130 Leeor. Lane, Irntt3xuod Groves for 1vrmit to park trvck.
tvon by Cantu vended by mrtrtissio r O'IZaxy W raiwe request fran
table. Motrm caz'ried try :manvmus roll call mote.
23. Mr Rtuner spoke on belwlf of his request stating that his cab most $69,000.00 and
if it tolen it mould put him out o£ busine s £or s trayor Bepp stated that
he was oa~cemed abut Mr. 15ssnei s problem but that City imact Smk at overall srtuatron.
24. on by ~nnissioner Bskert, sewndal by Crnrussiones Lmvm to deny request
of Mr~1UmP tq park tractor and/or trailer at 138 Iemon Lane. Motvon carries by
isanvmus roll call mote. 1I
Mr. Q~acey asked to have artil Swe 1, 1901 to have Persw~s wr'xcct problems
with dwgai'g, signs or trucks before bringing Than to ~ Dhfomexrent Poard.
26. on try Lama er O'szasy, seceded by Camdssio rmsnn direcYin9 Proper
authority m is ns for violations and that individuals Ce g til J e 1, 1981
violations~arend that v wrrectsl by That tyre mould to brought
Cefox'e~J~mte 1901 Cotes EnforrnnnntlBxrd. Nvtia: carried by waeu:rous roll call vole.
2]. Tgenda Item ro. 11 - regwst to vacate Lm9xood Avenue fold Dixie Highxay) ro. }~
of Orange Avenue. Mr. Chacey stated that the pro{ a'ty has no value to City at pmsent
but that me City did want the right of way Lor Orange Aver ssnce the City intended
m pare Orange and have i[ sun from S.R. 92] to U.S. 17-92.re
20. Mr. B D. Sinq~son stated Chat road had ~ abanbmd by the State of Florida.
ratea mat the vaear~on of coact eoula be aa~plishel by a sviple rewlutiai
~a ~o ssary for me cma,ty to agree. ss. s;,~pson sretea mat ~ ninole
(buntyahadtagreed tonwr~ite a sclavning any rights o tesest to the road
and ett. R:o1cs suggested that MrttSir~mson ask for surt~ letterY m
taon g' 6mnissi0ner Io carded by Commr r Uskert authorizing the
of a solulim to Irrrclw.xxl Avenue rorth of Orange Avenue. Nntxon
P~iediby unaniimus roll call mote.
30. City NNtinistcamc's Fepar't: Nu'.(Racey stated that he Mad ee mod a letter fmn .~I
Orange-Seminole Cablevision Conpany asking c smissr wnduct aw ct for
adveKising ar~d also a r gres< mat they be permitted to r etr~vineler[osdeternune
whitl~ channels propte rem watching. Mr. ChacaY sazd he ds ing
project but did object to their imnitoring 1v ciw~nels and ilroughtbthat it wsa violation
P vary.
31. Mr. Chacey reminded the Camu on tnat a budget wrksnop was sck:duled for
Friday, April 29, 1981 at 3:00 p_mssr
32. Mr. Cnacey mpc2ted on his negotiatias with Inngurad Utilities, Sn ing
the fee to to cnazged lrmgwmd Utilities, In oc billing their csstares. ceMr. Cnacey
ted Uat Iaigwmd Utilities had agreed tocpay 75 masts p=r rtonth pez cus which
d generate $],200.00 in o the City with the mnditim that when InngH'wd Utilities
tad sufficient rnml r of cos s that woo ld genernte $"1,200.00 in t 50 cen s ~r
billing they mould m so. Mr. Chamy staff-d that tins wu].d take 1,200 cvscamrs.t
asked that was um ttat the City mould not be responsible for
~pay:renTn~sof !nd bills an Mr~Chaay said that i xuld. Uskert
suggested a provision iz nade in ct where City unuld not ne res[4nsibleein the ev
minaret nxoNS were accidentally destroyed. Rwks s ated that he mould ?s preparing
and ne wnla Co~iaer rnis am,5ert. xe wad the ~ of ma comiasion to
authorize city Attorney to prepaze contract for approval of thesCity Camussion.
33. City Atrorney's Report: Mr. Forks stated that he had distributsi copies of several
ordinances xegutating distances between busing se11i2:g almiwlic beverages an
caked the wm~iaaion to ew thorn. R~ssrared u,at ~ naa beta imcaamddhv
airortson's m:reminy tnevdi.s[ance rE9vired between stn selling alwholic beverages
and tl~ur~ aM said that present oedinanre regii res 1 0 feet. Mr. Cnacey asked ttat
the Cw:mission ansider the distance as rase shortest distance try padestr'ran travel.
34. Mr made a repcrt on controlling rase size of utility sheds and remnnended
the hest wayktn restrict them waz try a p_xmntage or pregortion of the size of the lot.
Mr. Rvks said that nest subdivisions mntml saze by deed restrzctrons.
35. Mayor and Camussione ~massicner O'IZary asked aMUt the status
of the traffic light on SR 439 andrtRange Line Rxd and Mr. diacey stated that things
re pxocsding acroNing to plan; [naT he was still attenpting to secure a 10 X 12 fart
release but chat this caaz not holding uP the light. G missim
suggested that Mr. (Paoey write oa,er apa Mr. array stae>a that ne naa Sri A~
regiate:Ea 1etrPr.
36. Ccmmissimer Lomann asked if Mr. Cnacey had ch_cked a: strcet light at Wildtrere
and Mr. Cl,ao?yy stared uat ne naa and that light was aim as ease naa rewrrea.
37. Mr. Chazles Nslntyre asked if any futlier action had bean taken on ttp illegal
dwpin9 operation on Williamson Fund. fir. Qacey said that Mr. [d~bison was
cleaning ~ his prop°rtyMWt tlwt Fhem xere two other wines who xexe continuing to
dw:Q illegally. Mc. C4aceY said that letters mould ne written those wmers also.
38. Mc. Rry 9itith spcke and objected [o the illegal dining on E, c. Williamson Poad.
[hat might apizar tefore the Cocas F]t£orcenmt 0oard.
40. Tne meting was adjourned at 10:00 p.m.
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