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Longwood City Council, Regular Session, July 24,l V8
The Longwood City Council held i regular . ding at '1:38 P.M.
Present: J.Russell Grant, June Lormann, Larryoldberg, Ray Leiheneperger,
Mayor Connell, Ned Julian,Jr. City Attorney.
Absent: Stephen S
The c calledrmthe ing t ortler. Invocation followed by Pledge of
allegianceato the United States F1 ap,.
1. Approval of m of regular s eof July 1], 1918: Motion by Mr.
Leibens Perger, s onded by Mr, Goldbengt approve the m of the July
1], 1978 rbgula ,dtitg as written, Roll call vote. Unanimous, motion
rried.
2. Dept. of Public Works: Mr. Jackson was present and had no report.
3, Dept. of Public Safety: Chief Manning wa _ sent and had no report,
4, ➢avid Chacey, City Planner: Mr. Chacey reported that Seminole County
fishes the city So participate i my -wide land u advisory board E
the city should respond. The planner From the cities will attend the
meetings of the board.
5. Motion by M Goldberg, s onded by Leibe nsPerger that the City of
Longwood participate i nt'y-wide land u advisory board E appoint
Mr. Chacey to represent th. City. Roll I'llsvote. Unanimous, motion
carried,
Mr. Chacey stated that there may be a chance that the State will r -
imburse the city for part of the c lbl—ing the Plan. Mr. Chacey
w fill look info the matter E ne port back to council.
]. Mr, Chacey reported o the public hearing for the "1 Grant Proje<t
that w s held July 21,19]8. Mn. Chacey has Presented for council rev>ew
pay schedule E job classifi ca t.i.on.
8. Public hearing on ordinance 443-annexing land into the city, SR 434 and
Range Line Rd.
Mr. James Ross spoke a net the proposed ordinance. other person in
I he audience spoke either for or against the Proposed ordinance.
10. Mot.i on Dy Mr. Le.i.be ns 11911, s onded by Mr. Goldberg t close the
public Dearing. VObb Unanimous, mo..on carried. , Public hearing was
Closed.
11. Motion by Mr. Goldberg, e onded by Ms. Lor"'I
ann to Place ordinance 443
and reading ➢y Title only` Vote u :- s, otion carried, the
Attorney read the ordinance by ti— on 1.
12. Motion by Mr, Goldbeng, s o—d by Ms, Lormann t Idop't ordinance 443
on second E final reading. "" call vote. Unanimous, moticn carnied.
. James M'I— 'Poke anopPoeition to e r cthe. tionI of charter,
mely the way i whichn
a oultltbe nelect ed- a o Mr. Brown feels
the referendum be held ei t'herthemt of 'the general election or at the
city election in December so that _ _eoPle will vote,
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Mr. James Ross also feels that the referendum on the charters should
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feels that the city clersk should be elected E that the elected mayors
s the city administrator, that coun i
c 1 be elected ,�
city wide. r.
Ro sse s upPorts the initiat.vv neferendumEnecall provisions of the
proposed chanters.
16. Mr. John Crystal wishes for the c cilmen to be elected at Lange E
live in districts; also that the city administraxor be appointed by council.
12. Ms. Lee Ostrowski ended the Charter Revision Committee £or their
work F, feels that tfie citizens have had ample time to review the pnoposetl
18. Ms. Elaine Wellman requested that the citizens have more time to .—id-
_ the proposed charter before they vote.
20. liMotioheabill M Goldberg, s onded by M . LeibePersgen t se clothe
pubc ng on ons
rdinance 444. Roll call vo nan1mo otion can. ied
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y Mr. by M Le iben sperger, s ontled bGoldberg to place ordinance
and E final reading by title only. Roll call vote. Unanimous
moli— oarriea.
22. Motion eonr. by Mr. Goldberg, s ded by MLe ibensPerger t adopt ordinance
4Y4 on second E Final readibg.0 Roll call vote. Unanimous, motion carried.
23. Ms. Shomate will have 100 copies o£ the r sed charter printed at this
time with the option of having up to S00 printedri. neces.,ary.
14, Motion by Mr. Goldberg, to hold the referendum on September 19. Motion
died for lack of a second.
25. Motion Dy Ms. Lormann, s onded by Mr. Goldberg to hold the referendum
the Proposed ciTy charter September 26, 13'18. Ro11 call vote: Unanimous
vo , otion carrietl.
26. Attorneys report: Mr. Julian Fas spoken to Mr. Sanders of Russell -Axon
and he has r ended 'that c cil sign the grant application. The a,plicat-
ion should Decsent forward E the engine erring contact can be sent at a later
2]. Adoption of Land U e Map: Motion by M Goldberg, s ontled by Ms. Lormann
to authorize Mn. Chaceysto have sufficient copies o the Land Use M, Prepared
end to the Seminole County Governmental Agencies, East Central Florida
Regional Planning Council, ecs Provided for under the. State of Florida
Land Planning Act. Roll Callvot,: Unanimous, motion carried.
28. Motion by Mr. Leib—p,,ger that the Land Use Map be redrawn a
Commercial z ing from SR 434 North to DellwooM Dr. ib [linsor ManorsS/D.
Motion died for lack of a second.
29. Seminole County Commissioners re Banding trsaf— light maintenance. Ms.
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Lormann has spoken to Mr. John Alexder E he has hat Seminole
County will n intain the raftan
iC light a SR 434 aand Grant Street.
The Count, will e into a agr,-- with the City to m the
light. The City will be required t nay S ]5. to S00 o r Mon thin
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30. Motion by Mr. Goldberg, seconded by M3. Lormann that the City
1 agreement wi h Seminole County to m the traffic
light Itt$1 434 E Grant Street because the light is badly needed.
Roll call v Mr. Goldberg, Mr. Grant: yes.
Mr. LeibensPengers no.rmMotion carried 3-1
31. Appraisal from Mr. B.D. S=_mnson o the o a o£ land South of
the City Garage has been Presented to count it. Seminole County has the
Property apnrai$ea at Slz,fi oo.
32. Reports from District Councilmen: Mr. Leibens verger- Problem in
Skylark Sib on Raven Street. A yard is being washed away. Mr.
Leib—p-ger would like to see the drainage pipes extended to the
County line.
33. Motion by Mr. Leibensperger, s onded by Mr. Goldberg to Purchase
BO ft. of 30 inch Pipe to he used ineSkylark S/D. Money to be taken
ro fm Mr. Jackson's pad c nstructiori fund E r ned to him if he
should need itapproximately $ 12-1500. Rolle call vote. Unanimous,
mo Faon carried.,
34. Mr. Le iben spe,ger $Poke about a other Potential problem in Skylark
ih the woods regarding c of a house close 11
a drainage pipe..
Me. Chacey stated 'that thesProblemnhill be taken car of.
Mr. Le ibensperger also stated that there are other problems with water
'n Skylark i he wootls S/D.
Mr. Jackson stayed that because of the w r flowing between the houses,
Mockingbird Lane will have to be raised meth, future.
35. Motion by Ms. Lormann, s d by M Leibens Perger to pay the
approved bills. Roll call vot_ Unanimous, motion carried.
36. Street light on Overstreet Ave. that Mr. Shubert had i tilled E he
i she$ for The city t take o the utility c The light is on
c i.ty Property. The matter wa refe"tb to M,.o—kson.
3]. According io Lois Martin CETA, Terry Hake, r Presented the City
well when he visited the CETA office.
38. Council will hold a budget work session on August 18,19>8 at 6: 30
P,M.
39. Goldberg would like for the city to franchise garbage E trash
pick uP. Mr. Goldberg also feels that the voting districts should be
divided m re evenly.
40. Mn. Grant: Citizens o Magnolia Fl 1
e9ue$ting s
a t lighT.
a Pole e istg. Motion by Mt. Lormann,$ econded bym'.
dberg III Golto Placexin
a Ve, on light in
xisYtIe 300 block, o clos eo st tUnahemous
Magnolia A the e ing Pole. Ro11 call v Ye ni
' motion �arri d.
41. Motion by Ms. Lormann t ado nt the job c l assif.ication E Pay scheaule
Motion died for lack of a ond.
Mr. Julian will Prepare a resolution adopting the job classification E
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