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z~g~aa city maaiaaion
~ ~v 8, 1980
Mayor Uskect called the m order. Invocat
of Allegiance to the Unrtedt5tates Flag.
1. Approval of M - 11-29-80 Regular M ing
Hepp, seconded byrCOmmissioner Mrtchell that mr nut
2. Approval of Minutes - 12-3-80 Workehop m ing o roposed Z ing
Ordinance. n by C ondetby C
Mepo Chat m of 12-3-80'WOrkshop sessronebe approved as submitted.
Motron carriedtby unanvmous vote.
3. ublic P cipation P iod, e questioned whether any
n had bcenvtaken c ing the e of Lynn`s D ing
that he had s veyorseat work in tht area. Mr. Ch aceyrstatedathat
no actron hadebeenutaken. 1~
4. s Smirlson objected t the i of having a
pipeMa odd a Tibe ron and questionednhowclong the road would
be i thats condition, t Chacey s fed that F C had been granted per-
o drain the lake and dig it deep e ough to do away with algae.
and Lefkowitz s fed that FRC had r than they
expected and estrmatedtthat the project wouldrtakem2 3 weeks to c mo lete.
6. inford of the Central Florida s nch Corp, stated that
ergeantTHisl and of the Longwood Police Department had been i tal
apprehending a hit and c u~ driver who. had damaged a bench belonging
their company. inford s fed that he had a and i the a
of $100.00 h o present a ergeant S ceptea the r ra
n behalf of Longwoodts Police e volent A Mayor Oskertwa
fed t officers a eldom c fed in publicrfor good deeds znd thus
was an opportunity fotLOngwood to honor an officer in public.
>. Public ii ing, Ordinance N 505, An of L t 10, C ral
ark, P k G, Page 99, property o nedy. ooks
d Ordinance N 505 by ti e only. fThereRwas nod di scussion fox
otagainst orarnanre mO. sostl '~
e. y commiasiener M Hell, a onaea by c
that blrc tle ar g e closed. Matron carxred by ~nanrmous roll call
9. n by Commissioner G on dad by C that
Ordinance No. 505 be adoptedran,fotr on carried by a unanimous prop call vote.
10. Public H Urdi nance N 506, A of SG 1/4 of 59 1/4 of
n 30, T mshipp 2 Ranqe 30, 5 no leeCOwty, property of nr. Frank
r Silvestri. Nr. Rooks rnad Ordin anceeNO. 506 by title only.
11. awdy s tad that he represented £ ank 5 and s tad that
the o chad experienced a problem and wished to delaytattvon on an nexatvon
12. n by Commnissioner l9epp, s onded by C r Lormann that
Ordinance N 506 be tabled. ooks s thatsthenCity had completed
ral mandatory req ui rementsniforRVOlvntaxyea uch a advertising
ordinance four weeks i paper and had advertisedvthat a Public hearing
ould be held tonight.n ooks s [ed that the City should c ith
public hearing and then table Orainance after Public H ing w ompleted.
Commissioner 4tepp w w his m tron and Commissioner Lormann withdraw
her second to tablevthermoty on.
13. icki Clayton s Led that she w nay representing the
Seminole Cowry Commission. She s tad thacthisoan ould c
nclave o£ c wty Property (Parcel 111 complete lyns a by Longte
ood and this w s prohibited by F rich S e 1]1.. 044rro eCl ayton
tad that thecowty had n obje~tion ifathe City also a red Parcel
a 11 a She s tad that there w icleni onday's
an£o rd H rald speaking of the v s problems c sad when a nclave
tad. Clayton pre sentedia map t the City showing how P cal
o.cll would become an enclave by this annexation.
14. tad that he did n understand b
appeared that the propertyain question w already s undedabyeLOngwood.
Clayton s tad that s cognized that there might be a difference
of opinion andathat her purpose was to advise the City of the prohibition
against creating enclaves.
15. ooks s tad that a voluntary a ration does preclude creating
an encla.,e ana atatea that ne wantea to review otner na
16. Clayton s the C wty did n o harm [he Owner
and would work witcthe owner in solving the problem.t
1]. Sohn Crystal questioned what the z ing w the particular
prope r1ty and what z ing i ould have w reds o Cnacey s tad
that i ould c e City with rheas ing at present and
t density could n hchanged for a period octavo years without
County Comm.vssvon approbval.
by C onded by C Hepp that
Public Hearing bemclosedne2MOtion carried by unanimous rollecall vote.
by -Commissioner M hell, s onded by C Hepp that
Ordinance N 506 be tabled andathat M cChacey be authorized t
annexceonsn Not on waelcNOY 11 to date rlni nc if o er desired voluntary
ti ied by unanimous ollwcall vote
20. Public H Ordinance N 50] - ing of Longwood Utilities,
. propertcN rth a of Longwood tills Road and L oad
from R1 t Public Uf:ilit~iesi ead Ordinance N akSOcb vtle
only. There was nn discus s.i onrfor or g nst Ord=nance No. 50]y t
21. n by C tchell, s onded by C Hepp that
Pub li cfoHeari ng bemclosednerMOtion carried by un anvmous collnca 11 vote.
22. Motion by C tchell, s onded by C r Grant that
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orainance No. so
enblic H ing, orainanoe N s0a - ing of M ropercy,
t 200 feeteof P, t 1022 feet of Lot 36AeAeplat of W Wi ldmc re, Plat
ook 6, P 5 (Between Wildme re and Overstreet) Hr. Rooks re as
0rdinan ceaNO. 1508 by tvtle only.
24. M imp son s ted t the L Planning Agency had been unanimou
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vn recommending approval of tF
ng app l.ication.
25. There w o further discussion for o against r ing of the M en
ropecty. n by C Hepp, s onaea by C
ubli eFto ing onoordin once N 508 be closed. TTevm ied
byaa role call v ith C athat
enlivi ngson Wildmere Fad called tovprotest the rezoningroP khis
property.
26. n by C Hepp, s onded by C 4i tchell that
Ordinance No. 508 besadopted. Motion carried by~n anvmous toll call vote.
21. solution N 429 - Affirmation of December 2, 19 A0 Election r salts.
ooks read R solution N 929 i vrety. These was no aise
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28. n by C onded by Commissioner Hepp that
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29. Plan R w for T Department Store, Highway 17-92 and
SR A34yte n byvC tchell, s onded by Commissioner Hepp
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table, ied by un roll canto e (Note: Pldn
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CityeEngineer's Report was not comp lete d)de
30. Tom B iskie s ted that he w the Engineer for the project and
that all requirements ahd n w been completed. chacey s ted that the
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property w s properly z ned, w t flood pcon
and had adequate Parking.
Chaceyas ted that pcopertysF as 258 in grass and t which i
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required and
t e City Engineer had completed his r ithout any
objections. tChacey s ted that he had a empted toepu{wt ether a
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agreedu[ ributes$25e000u1 $30x000 and M Andrews stated that he
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31. n by 2ommissioner Lo cmann, s onded by Commissioner M tchell
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32. Administrator's A that t
had h oxkshop c membe rsFipao ytheaC sthe
roposed z ordi nanceznr ted t members ttM .tGeorgeswS t.
dnbeen appointed b ana M role
Wrllramshhad been pp nted byCCOmmrs sroner Heppnn Mr. Cha y rated
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that he had a empted to locate a engineer o rchite ct that r sided l
[he City that would serve on the Committee rbut that all he found
livea eatsiae the aey.
/~ 33. Commissioner Mr tchell stated that he wished to nomrn ate .4r. C. E.
soraan.
34. tea tnat n tea t rules f the c mmrttee
tabiisneasa~aaeno~ynx cTey anonla Ro s e forthei aoineion.e
Commissioner Grant s that he objected to the £actRthat he was unable
to nominate a non-resiaeat.
35. ooks s ted that he could o solution s ing forth
the rules ROf th etCOmmittee i£ he we re rgiven the names of persons to
36. Hepp suggested that all i ted persons be requested
submitrr endat ions and suggestions andsthe Commission act on those
rather [hanenave a Committee.
3]. Mayor Uskert s ted that a decision w made at work sessron that
only City resiaentstwoula be eligible to serve.
38, up the question,
ouldrmakena nthatatRe C rappointcc who Lived i
the City t rthe C onde axbynCOmmr ssioner
Mitchell. oMOtion carried by a unanrmous rollscall vote.
39. s. Lois 9mi rlson Stated that the City had lots of good people
who would be wi ilinq to erve
~ 40. ted that he desired t e Rod Cable.
MayorCUSkertrs ted hetdesired to nominate -i ck Hennett,t130 Sunset
Drive, snaaow dill.
41. Chacey s ted that he had t the Commission might w
si ae r. Commissioner Grant statedwthatmhe thought the Committee should
benlimited to five names.
42. Chacey asked that the Commission establish a date for first
meeting.
43. ooks asked wRat specific rules the Commission desired i the
solution appointing C Commissioner Lormann s ted t
rules should b rat im and that Committee should wozkawiths
Commission andeg Ordin an ceepage by page.
also requested thatveach member be given a ony ofmthesproposed Ordinance.
The C agreed t held a work sessron with the Committee
on Tuesday, December 16, 1980.
45. ted that he didn't w a deaf e r to
ana t a
I appreciateaanyfsuggestionshor recommendat ionsttney might haveoul 1
rl 46. n by C d by Commissioner M
_ that C~ty A zedttosprepare R solution appointingel
Committee a that they s
advisory capacitytto Commr ss ion. Motion carried by a unanrmous roll call
4]. Chacey s ted to at. he needed agenda i s for the 5 mole Cowty
Delegation by D ember 12, 1980. Chacey s ted that t
agendaai ould be t request Eor funds forrthe improvement of tnewo
water system for the annex Crty and the FMHA Grant.
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4e. tea tnat ne naa r oea a letter of
~acrom M srnae £er from the e ara of Aaj nstment ana that
neaaesi~ea to nominate Mr. John crystal as Mr, schaefer~a replacement.
49. n by Commissioner M tchell, s Untied by C
that M Gchaefer's r signation be accepted witha re gret. Motion
carried by a unanimous roll call vote.
50. n by C tchell, s onded by C
that M tiJOhn Crystalsbenappointed eo Board of Adj ustmentit ompleten
expired term of Mr. Tom Schaefer. Motion carried by unanimous roll
call vote.
51, tchell s ted that he mad read a ides i wspaper
tnat SanfordiOrlando X nel Club might n t pay Occupational License Fee
just enacted and he felt that they should do so.
52. Chacey s ted that he had obtained information from Sarasota and
that M Collins w s paying a yearly fee of $2,850.00 for Occupational
License F and a tal of $]],236 i ad valorem t ompa red t
tal of $31,038 [they a ing Longwood. Mr. Chacey ss ted thatohe
ended that City refvndpthe $200.00 previously xeceivea and charge
theonew fee r ntly enacted.
53. Commissioner Mitchell stated that he mad observed that Rax Roa `t
eef were eade t open a d questioned t to of tra££ic light,st 14
Chacey s ed that henexpected lignthtosbetin operation by 4
January or not later than March.
54. Commissioner M tchell also complained about p ondition o£ H
property o All members of the Commission v ced s milare
obj ectionsnandai eagreed to at the City Attorney would work with Mr.
Chacey to see whatwcould be done.
55. ted that a t light w the
entrance of sTibe ronoandnMr. [Cnacey statedtthat he wouldshave it corrected.
56. Mayor Dske rt s ted there w ailer signs o oaa
439 that mad been there longer than 30 days iMayor Oskert s tedtthat
he thought City should remove signs if tney rema.tn longer than 30 days.
5>, ooks s ted that problem with. Sign Ordinance is that it
not provide for any off site signs.
58. mayor Uske rt s ted that i any
ributions t thegCity incl udiny thewr t gifteofaa e
fnl and that the n and Pa rkcarea be namedlthetReiter
Park i.n honor of MrW JamesSa. aeite r.
59. +tayor [ISke rt passed the gavel t and made a
that the property £ andrCitymPark purchased
from and donated by et Same sift ribe+n med 2 ark in his
onded by Commissaoner .fa tchellt an dPwas ca rued by
a unanimous ~o l3 acallcvote.
60. Mayor U ted that he and M Chacey had m ith M vey
A1.per a copyioftthe summary of their meeting had been given to each
Commissioner.
61. The Commission adjourned at 8:55 P.M.
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