CCMtg10-27-80Phe Iongxwd City Commission held its regular neeting at "1:30 p.m.
rayor Uskert ral.led the aeeting to oeder, inuwataon folloxil by Pledge of
1. I~ppmval of minutes - 30/20/80 [+egulaz ring. on by Commissioner Hepp,
wnd=_d by Crnnussioner Iozmann That minutes of 10/20/eD Aequlaz leering be appro d
as suMdt d. tlotaon carried by warwous wte.
2. Public Pazticipatim Period. hir Ro~rt N. Woes objected to the paor a'ndition of
4iay~n Street and irquired atvut lapse of appropriation. hir. Chacey stated thew had
not teen a lapse of appropriation.
3. Public Nearing Ordinanro No. s01, eu-]get for Fiscal Yeaz 1980/81. t %rvks
zeal by title. Me. Aotert Oaves oB~stiored the availability of information on budget
and he was advised tbat he rould obtain in£ornati.cn upon request. .b one els smke
for or against the Ordinante.
4. on by Carmr MitcMll, sewnded trY Camdssioner Hepp that Public Fteazing
to closed. Nvtrm carried by inwnznous roll call wte.
5. on ty Cotmissioner Sormann, seconded by Coxmu. Mitrhell ttw[ Ordinance No.
501 to adgrted. on carried by unanvrovs roll callswte.
Public Hearing m Ordinanrn No. 502, Establishing Millage <tatE for Fiscal Yeaz 1990/81
Nudger u'. Pinks read Ordinance No. 502 in full. No one stwke £o or against Ordinance
Na. s9z. t
tun by Camussimu Mitchell, seoaded try Cvm~issiorer Nepp that Public Hearing
on Ordssiance No. 502 be closed. tbuon carried cn imawrcws roll call wte.
8. M1btion by Cmmr titchell, sewnded by Cw~missioner Iormarin Heat Ordinance. No.
502 }¢ adopted. Motron cexzied M wanvmus roll call. wte..
9. Public Hearing on Ordinanrn Nn. 503, Adopting 1980/91 Budget for Federal Fevenue
Shaeinq. oral of 17 persons were pmsent in the audience. Nr. Rinks read by title.
nc, QaceyAStated that Congress had not yet enacted Federal Revenue Shazinq and funds
might kc delayed this yeaz.
S0. Ted that local legislators M contacted for support.
Chacey suggestedrthat telegrgamssbe son to 8enatozs and Congressnen urging Passage of ~
the E'e~i.'al Revenue Sharing Segislation.
11. e else sp>ke for or against Ordinance Na. 503. wn by Nimissiomr liepp,
mnded by Camu rmvin that Public iwa rn9 m Ordinance ;a). 503 L. closed.
Motr.on carried onsimanvm'ws roll call wie.
12. on by CanN.ssioner Mitdrell, se ded tN Cmmissioner ioxmann that Ozdinanrn No.
503 be adcpted. eatam carried by imazunous roll a~11 wte.
13. on by c~an;.ssioner xornann, soar,aea br ca'n'issioner ire
~au„rstramr be anthorieed m prepaa~telegram si~ea by ti,e r-may
14. nr. iwr~y Alper, spatial Attorney for ..__av way raw suit nriefea the
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tared that if the Cmmussim decided not to rezone the prq.~eny, he believed
Uwt the law slut mould still Ca defended.
15. Mr. Rinks suggested that if the Conmission believed it appnrlriate to
the area, that they ronsidar re ing i[ Doing ordinance i sed~
nr. Alper ethtea chat he agreea~wirn u,iaat eremnraaarim.
16. Cmmissim~er Geant rated that Mr. Rroks tad Dore remmendzd agains
Bung property. t Fooks scat N that in view of the fact roar City was
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midst of law suit
it waz not appropriate to dvscuss his previous mnversatron
and a~xxmendatarns. s
17. Mr. Chary asked if t}e City xere to lose the law Suit wFether the City
milt be required to purchase the propuYy. Mr. Alper stated that Imo, did not
wish to sours the par[icvlaz rase, but in a hypcthetital case the answer mould
be Yes. ~
18. Nh' Poxks praised Mr. Alper's qualifiratims, stating that the City was
fortwate to narE Mr. Alper who is qualified to prnccira lefore clu u. 5.
sa~re~re court.
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19. Ordinance No. 504 - Proposing tax increase for Irmmgumd 0~ Track. I - '
mks mad by tri:le. !Y. Rinks stated that ne nad ~e extensive xeseazch and
I>? rrrxmmnded that City i>~~ a SSO.00 per day tai: during the racing season on
the m9 track and roar present ccn'pational license fce be re cinded. Mr, finks
rated mare ~re tw s for occiy~arional lirnnses; m anti
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r~gulaie basin Rinks stated ena anncher
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agenda that the
mnnission might w to ad to tF Ordin
, the Cmmi
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desire to defer action on this Ordinance writ the (x-ii»tional incease ral'~st for
tiered. Mayor tlsl:ert stated that action would to
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deferred until Agenda Item
X was discussed.
20. (hYlinance No. 495, Ravised Cwpmtw rive Zoning Ordinance. Mr. Rnks read
M title anti stated that this Ordinance would require G,o public, nezu'ings. Mr
acey stated that the City Zoning Nap would to changed to mract the desi9natim
of Ux Zoo' 9 ONinanm. s
21.. N nrothy O'reary asked if tFe zoeung on one piece of palerty could to
rl~angsd by a n Fran the flmx, wha would step ocher pieces of Property fr¢n
Ceing re oned the sale way. Mr. Rinks stated that a need woula have to be
establislmd.
22. Singison s d that Me. O `°-ry's lositi.on w
S.i~=.... sta d that propeziy mold rot be re ed g' pa
ss
m. aioks sratea
orai„~ ~ana ~a~ea~ch Peaon w.oma nave to be noc.ima
u,ac m u,is. ,`:
xepp, semnaaa by croamissi
95tbenpassed onstirst reading. passed by
ublic t~eazing as set for [aowmbertl~ 1980.
Ordinance tlo. 505, acu~ xiny Irx 0, Central Pazk, Plat took 6, P e 99
property of e4r. a, P. itennedy. Mr. Pinks rnad by title only.
25. Nbtron by Cmnissioner .4itchell, sewndea by Commissimer Ioniann that
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2E. Ordinances Na. 506, ann Se 1/9 Uf v 1/9 of Section 30, Twmship 20, Range
30, propu'ty of Mr. FraNc Silvestri. Mr. AxY.s read by title mly.
2>. So} Crystal asked if the ton ricvltural and whether the
pxoparty would mre in esidential. nMr~Ikaks advised that the Cowty Cxmnssrm
~,ould have to waave twoayeaz Lure delay to increase density of zoning.
28. I wazd lefkoaitz questioned tssxa the 4ana Use Nap tseatea the property.
Me. Chacey stated that the Cn~sty oust still approve change in density.
29. Mr. Wbert Gives stated that ii 8,500 s_.aro feet were xequirea, a total of
4 hones could be built pzr acre.
30. Nation by (knmissioner ltitchell, seceded by Crnmissioner Hepp that Ordinance
. 506 be adopted on first reading, ied by imawmus roll call wte.
A Public Heazing was set for Oece~er 8, 1980~r
31. 424, r authorization fo traffic s goal a section
teoAad439 an Range LineNPOad £mn Uepartm+nt of Transinrtation.t
Chacey stated that his original. e re £or enguleei'ing as 52,SOO.OOI but price
nos $$,$Og. go if dine try private~finn. ~paernen[ of Transportation will do
£hgineer wrk a r]iarge~ if City lasses resolution. fr. Chacxy stated that there
mould be a tw months delay i£ Uapax4rent o£ mransp nation fires engineering;
that he di N't M~ject to paying $2,500 thgineerin9 fee but that he arcs objeR to
fez of 55,500.00.
32. on by Cemiussioner Grant, s mnaed by Crnmissioner Hepp that A;solution
No 424 b=_ as ptea. [btron ~-arriai bf wavnwvs roll call vote.
33. [Ywlution No. 425, requesting that utitity and £rancFUSe taxes to treated
the sa,re as as valUran ta>ea insofar as ;n roea. Eu'.
Qtarny stated that the Florida rea9ro of Cities reosmends passage.ce
on by Crnmissioner Ioxmann, secmded by Cnmu ant Uat Fwlution
Ni. 425 to adopted. [btron carried by unanvmus roll call~wte.
35. Psolution IV>. 426, avtiwrizing City Administrator to millage ra s
rgon rernipt of extruded tax rolls fran the Property Appraiaser~ Mr. Chaay re
stated that the tax rolls xould be reduced by approximately $15,000,000 fine Tn
passage o£ homese~a exenption nr. aarevv stated wt re~a=ea ~miuaye woma
kie approxi~vtelY 2.15 mills. Mr. Arks read by title only.
36. Sohn Crystal regim tea ad in£omatim o hip of
xrnestea3£sen{rtion to millage adjustumntlarid Mr. Chaceyne~ylainea.
37. rotim by Camdssioner ltitrhell, semnded M' Came Hopp that Rzsolv[iw
No. 426 b=_ adoptN. Pbti.on cazriea by unanumus roll call mote.
36. Fegi.iest assay of I<mgwml Utilities, I and uzst o
vnng,.ma xiuse~a~ana .rake F,me Road tram al to nslia l~i;u a~ u. chaav
stated that xcxlue t was vr~ acdruona space for expansion c£ srxxr plant.
39. Mr Hoxard tcfkowitz stated that
capscity Eran 300,000 to 600,000 gall
40. on by Camu dea by Conissimer Hepp that City
ttormy be autlmrizedto pceparee0rdinanrn to h=.w. zaung for prgprty. 11
~btron carried by unanamws roll call mote.
41. FYqucst for re of Masten ?roPerty, Wet 200 feet of F"t 1022 feet
of Sot 38, [+eplat of Pest wildmre, PB II. D. 5vipwn stated
that the request was to change zming t6~ITH, l00 '`!h PxopeKy would be devzloPed
vtclude tert angle story emdcxniniuns. Stmets weld cer~taan private. Property
rs adjacent to Church o£ Cod but dturch tas'tm otijecGion.
stiff d what diffeeenrn mould be £mn dtgalerss
~a fnr. si,~son~eacaa~ihai mere wo~ala tea a n~nn of fonr un sin rno
buildings an litcltell suggested that
island be reduced to 5 feet and streets to 15 feet to ProctiTS additional
pazking space. Mr. Siteg+sm indicated mat this was going to Fe done.
43. Nntia~ by Commissioner Gr eronded by Como Mitchell that City
Attorney Prepaz Ordinanre chan9iu9szwin9 fox Pmpu'ty~rM~on was carried
hY unaetimtus roll call mote.
94. Mc. [atbert Daves questioned advisability o£ catinuing to one pa~petty
Wien City was attempting to hauz a revised Iand Use Map. t.r. &z+ks aavised that
mould Ira sere +: m•, L fore Land Use Nap was adopted. Mr.~ Si>Rasat said he mould
abject [o any 'relay in mzcriin9 P "tY.
45. Notion by C<mrtissioner Nti. Step, seomaed by (Ymnissioner itepp mat Site
Plan re er for Hawaiian Seafool Fetail Market and tt?staurant be rsnoved fmn 1
table. Motion carried by unanvmus mll call wtc. '
46. Mr. Cnacey stated that pxgnr[y was pxrgmrty zoned, oas not in flood Prone
and had adequat¢ pazking.. FK. Philip Huet, oun as present. ssioner
nnann qw trmed Mr. Huet about parking and Mr. Hest advised that Its would have
additional Parking radar the trees and alw; in. reaz of; buildings.
9t. Coaissioner Hepp questioned nwiber of sea and Fmurs o£
operatim. uet statsrl there weld Ce 32 seats andsrestaurant mould close
at 9 or lp p m. H
48. Comussimer Innraeu~ questioned Wmthe old buildings uvula ~ tom dam
stated that Wvildings weld be celorated to other prgxx ty. ea
Inrnunn gcestioned nwSxr Uf signs on property and Mr. Nuet stated that he had 35
99. Un by Commissioner IAitcltell, sewnded by Commissioner Hopp Nat s
plan forakNwaiian Seaford t~^arket and Pestaurant b=_ approved. Irotion rarriedeby
as free to accept a aonary rteatting. ks suggested that ~
s regwst and make a £ac~tval detecminatia~
a~awnwe locc~gationsl~lia~er,ssco sseue t,.= wife ana what fee emma be.
sl. addressed tha c mmiasion area read ~fir,itiOns o£ N
psy~~ a~a s~,srt,.~e m Ne mnnnss.on. Ha starred rl,at us wife naa assns
Jameison's derv would he available m nc~ city o£ lon9w<>ca a o Cnarge.
fated u,at his wife has been writee,::~p th Ripley's Heiieve i ~~naa
sired the Fmd and Ueug Administration in the licensing of V H15~ hasta sted
physician and psychiatrists in Ne tr of patients and haz also assisted arcrsts
and antique dealers in establishing ageaof antiques and Paintings.
52. Hepp asked if Mr. J vsm read any docwenNtron for nis stats:mnts
and Dti_~saarerson repl'ed That he did.~~
53. Crnnussionec Hep2 asked if tl'x're was any religious crnn s
and Mr. Jameisou replied that his wife was a Pmon CattroliC butrMUe was no
religions meviectvon with her monk.
54. or Uskert slated Nat he ttwught prnsent ordinance mvemd Mrs. J xork.
t stated Nat M Chought Ne occupations of Portwe 1F.11e~ip, vClairwyant
and Astrologer area Psychic :xre all Ne same. Mr. Chacey suggested that City Ordinance
stand as vs.
Ss. Fmks suggested that Hie Crnmicsioc deten:dne what category license should N
sued Mrs. J r Hepp stated that he thought she mould be i reed a
license foe $1,2s0.n Tatea that she thought is uing Ws. J
a lirnnse would open the dwr to amiliar occ~atrons. The Commission flan detemu.ned
that I 12 of City Ordinance No. 993 adequately oaveced the occr>pation sou~t W
Mrs. Jameison.
56. Mr. Jameison stated Nat he did not agree with the C :fission's decision and
indicated that he would sees: 1ega1 actvon.
s]. City Administrator's 1'~pcrt: Mr. CnaraY reported on the Mayor, FzPOtY laYOr and
City #AUnistrator's v m the Florida Iaague of Cities Con£erance in Hal Hartour,
Florida on «mcar z4ma~a zstn. H awtea =hat it was a n woruwnile eonferenee area
mporied treat all attender att~ndeaanwerous wrkshops that xere L~neficial.
58. Cmmu mmd that she had attended wricshop on Coae Ehforcertent >~axd.
SFC statedstha toriginallysshe was n an fawe of board but after attending xorkshop and
tallcing N Crtres who Iwve Passed it,tshe is nw a sr~porter.
s9. on by CLmnv Hepp, seconded by Cwmussionex' irrrmann Uwt City Attorney prepare
Ordinanrnr wverin4 Code Hliforament Board.
a'. Rvks guestroned wheUer City A mmey mould act as a prosecutor or advisor area
Ne maniasion aaCiaea Nat ne monad aee as an aaisor.
Gl, vd he thought all City Ordinanczs sh uld to re =wed and
Camussroner~ikpp stated thae the ¢9rle Eiforcz.eent Poard xnula require City m examrne them.
62. Camussroner Grant sNted that he Nou3ht Ordinance should be well advertised.
63. Jonn Crystal suggested that a et provision be Plarnd in Ordinance. amussroner
Mitchell stared he preferred m want and~cee Wantu' Br=ings progress with Hoard. C
Commissimec liepp withdrew hi.s m':[ion and Camussioner So witl:drear her section
for City Atmmey m prepare Ordinanrn for Cie En£orcev~unt Hoard.
6s. on by Cmmissioner Hepp, sewnded by Caam rmann that City A
prepare Ordinance for Cade 4:forcem=nt Wacd providingof r svx nnnths tcia1 M rN.
lea M a o£ 4 wieh comniasia,axa xepp, Inrnann ana Mita,eu
tarHidrMayorsuskert wring AYe and Ccmmissimer Grant w g [ y.
66. Mc. Lacey statd tFUt anon»r ordinance settieg forth which ordinances that
would rorte order the (bde &lnformment Hoard wauld be xequined and [Fiat he would have '1
it prepated.
6]. Mr. Clacay requested Hie Crnrtdssion to make a final decision on his ra0rest for
a ibus ng Assistant Plan. Cortmissioner tormann asked i£ the plan would De limited to
urgent Hut City inQmw i lity to qualify and obtain grants Cecause the City has
as projeers tort ~antl otrha aarnplished wimoae yrar,ea aneh as sl,ooo, ooo r~p,irea
four paving, $]SO,ooo £or deainage and $250,000 for water i~mwurents
stated that them was a definite need foc a in9 Assistance Plan. ~si~rcey
Grated twat during the last survey a need was indicated for 59 1ov and mxlera[e incrne
houses.
68. Dbtion by Cmmissimer (Pant, seamded h' Como Hega that City auHwrize
1r. lwcey to eeguest a usiny As Plan. as defeatca by a
of 4 to 1 with Crnmissimer Grant wtingAye and Crnmiesirwiers Hepp, Ion:ann and Mitchell
grid I~Nyor Oskert wring Nay.
69. on by Camu litchell, seconded by Ca^nussioner Grant that Ordinance No.
504, in ing scvq:attonalF license for dog l: be passed on First wading. Nnticen
passed byea tmaeSmous m11 :all wte. A public heaeing as set for Novenber 24, 1980.
]o. ewyor and mm<;.saiorar~s He~rta: a aaia,er Mit~,eu sr„tea cha
waz ruing urea as a race Track afi'us 2 p. m. Chief of Police Gregg ManningstNatedsthatt _'
he uvula azsign extra patrols to try and c~utail speeding.
T}¢ Cmmtssion adjourned at 10:30 p.m
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