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Attest:
>~="~ Chairman Longwood C1 ty Council
Ci [y Clerk.
Public Hearing, September 13, 1913
Public hearings were held September 13th. at ]:OD p. m. on the following questions
1. To permit a Bicycle Sales Showroom in the B-1 District at 551 E. Sanl ando
Springs Drive. The business to be conducted wilt be a retafl sales of bicycles.
parts 8 accessories.
2. To consider an exati on of the following described property lying & being
in Seminole Countyn Lots 1 & 2 el ock A, Tract 3, San Lando Springs S/D, plus beg.
at N.W. Corner of elk. A, run N 25'-E 205.4'-S 275'=W to S.E Corner 81 k. A, NWIy
to N.E. corner elk. A, West to beg. B-1 Business District zoning requested.
3. Tc consider an exaticn of the Following des<robed property lying & being in
Seminole County: Lots 3 through 9, Val encourt, C-COmmerci ai District Zoning
requested.
4. To consider annexation of the following described property: Parcel R: ~ Lot
8 of Central Park. Parcel B: Lot 2 of Central Park Parcel L: 5~; of Lot J B the
S 25.5 ft. of the Ny of Lot 7. Central Park, the property lying B being in Seminole
County, L-Lortmercf al Classification reques [ed.
Present: 0.11 Council members, Mayor B City Attorney.
1. Question No 1. Mrs. Ocrpthy Nicholas & Mr. Walter Khrone spoke in favor of
the request.
Mr. Georges St Laurent spoke against the request. stating that in his opinion this
type of business did not belong in 8-1 Business soot ng.
Motion by Mr. Crenshaw seconded by Mr. Williamson to deny the request far a variance.
Motion wrri ed.
2. Notice of Public hearing on question No. 2 was read by the Attorney. Mrs. Donna
Jones wanted to know what type of business would be conducted on the property. No one
as present to speak in favor of the request.
Motion by Mr. Ferrell seconded by Mr. Williamson to annex the property into [he City.
Motion carried.
3. Notice of Public hearing on question No. 3 was read by the City Clerk. Motion
by Mr. Crenshaw seconded by Mr. Williamson to annex the property into the City. Carried
4. Notice of Public heart n9 on request No. 4 was read by the City Clerk Motion by
Mr. Crenshaw seconded by Mr. Helms to annex the property into the City. tarried.
5. The Public hearing was adjourned by Council Chairman.
A~ttes t: ~~~/r ~ President, Longwood City Council
City Clerk
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Regular Session, September 13, 19]3
The Regular Session of the Longwood City Covncil was called to order at ]:30 p.m.
following the Public Hearings.
Present: A77 Council members, Mayor & Li ty Attorney.
Meeting opened wf th prayer by Mayor Eugene Jaques, followed by Salute to the flag.
1. Letter from Mr. Georges C. St Laurent requesting r ni ng Of property from
R-2 to B-1. The property fs located on W. SR 434 in Section 31, Township 20 South,
Range 30 East. Mr. St Laurent gave a proposal outlined in detail for the proposed
e of the property, Mr. Ferrell requested another road be cut through the property
to take ca e of the traffic. Mr. St Laurent stated that this could be arranged.
Motion by Mr. Crenshaw secan ded by Mr. He 1ms to hold a public hearing October 8th
at J:00 p. m. on the regve st of Mr, st Laurent. Motion carried.
2. A petition for annexation of property into the City was presented to Council by
the Lf ty Clerk. The petition was properly certified by the Seminole County Tax
Assessor. the property is located pn North SR 42J, and M-N Mobile Nome 8 8-1 zoning
requested.
Motion by Mr. Crenshaw s cWgg~gd by Mr. Ferrell to tlr~*i a Resolution expressing intent
to annex the p~v pe rty with Y toning classification ithout)
Mr. Crenshaw, Ferrell, Klos ky voiced ayes vote, Mr. Helms, Mr. Wiili amson No. Carried.
3. 61 ds on Police Uniforms were opened 8 read. Firms bidding were as fo l7 ows:
Engels 38.90 each
United Equipment 42.52 "
Martin Uniform Lo. 45.40 "
Mo[i on by Mr. Crenshaw seconded by Mr. Helms to refer the bf ds to the Poil ce Chief
for re nmendati on
Mr. Crenshaw, Helms, Klp sky voted yes, Mr. Williamson, Mr. Ferrell voted No. Carried.
4. Covncil Chairman an need that he had re ved a propp sal from a Buii der to provide
additional police se es for Developments steno addf tf onal cost to the City. It was
decided to tli scuss the matter at a work session to be announced later.
5. The Chairman an nced a joint work session with Council 8 zoning board members
for September 19th. not 8:30 p. m.
6. A letter from the Engineer Re: Highland Hi lis 5/D. The letter stated that an
ns pection was made Set. J, 19J3 and some minor discrepancies were noted.
No action was taken on the matter.
J. Mr. K1 os kY announced a progress report on the drainage tli tch on Wil dmere Ave.
The State is n the process of se uri ng easements from Droperty owners in order to
drain the water into Fairy Lake. c
8. Motion by Mr. Nelms s conded by Mr. Crenshaw instructing the Attorney to draft a
Resolution for "Fines & Forfeitures" ~ncreasi ng the fine for O.W I to 5 500.00
Motion carded.
9. The City's drainage problem was discussed. Motion by Mr. Crenshaw seconded by
Mr. lie lms to purchase drain pipe in the amount of $ 1,000.00, Land Avenue to have top
priprty. Motion carried.
10. Mr. Ralph Hanmond presented Council with an additional petition regarding the
Medical Building. Mr. Hartanond stated that he had nu calls from residents to
sign the petition requesting the Medical Buil di n9 tomrem s it now stands.
The petition was accepted by the Chairmen, to be filed with the other petitions.
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Council Lhai noon, Wm. Klos ky an need that Seminole County is pl anni n9 to
build a County Facility in th is narea, and it is hoped that a place to house the
Health Cli nic will included,
Motion by Mr. Williamson reque s tf ng co cil to withdraw the request made to
Seminole County to vacate- the boil di ngn Motion died for lack of a second.
11. Motion by Mr. Ferrell s conded by Mr. Crenshaw to place Ordinance q 338 on
cond reading, by title only
Roll Call Vote: Unaminous. Motion carried, the Attorney read the Ordinance by
title only.
Motion by Mr. Crenshaw seconded by Mr. Helms to adopt Ordinance q 338 on second
final reading
Roll Cali Vote'. Unaminous, motion ca ri ed, Ordinance q 338 was passed & adopted.
( An Ordinance establishing the Fiscal year for the Li ty of Longwood)
12. Motion by Mr. Crenshaw seconded by Mr. He i ms to place Ordinance q 339 on
cond 8 final reading, by title only.
Roll Cali Vote: Unaminous, motion carried, the Attorney read the Ordinance by title
only.
Motion by Mr. Crenshaw seconded by Mr. Williamson to adopt Ordinance q 339
Roll Call Vote: Unaminous, motion ca rietl, Ordinance q 339 was passed & adopted.
( An Ordinance adoptein the Budget for 19]3-39]4)
13. Motion by Mr. Crenshaw seconded by Mr. Nelms to Di ace Ordinance q 340 on second
& final reading, by title only.
Roll Call Vote: Unaminous, motion carried, the Attorney read the Ordinance by title
on 1 y.
Motion by Mr. Crenshaw seconded by Mr. Ferrell to adopt Ordinance q 340 on second 8
final reading.
Roll Call Vote: Unaminous, otion ca ietl, Ora; nonce # 340 was passed 8 adopted.
(An Ortli non ce fi xl n9 the Mil l age Raterfor 19]3-19]4) ~
14. Mption by Mr. Crenshaw seconded by Mr. Ferrell to adopt Resol utf on k 229
Roll Cali Vote: Mr. Crenshaw, Nelms, Ferrell, Kl os ky- yes, Mr. Williamson No.
Motion ca rietl. (A Resal uti on expressing intent to annex property in Section 30 Twp 20
South, Range 30)
15. Motion by Mr. Ferrell s conded by Mr. Helms to adopt Resolution N 230.
Roli Lali Vote: Unaminous, motion ca ri ed, Resolution q 230 was adopted. (A Resolution
changing Longwood City Council meetings frpn Thursday to Monday)
i6. Le[ter from Mr. Noward R. Ma rsee, Asst. County Attorney Re: cif nic Property
within City of Longwood, the letter stated [hat the restriction in the deed deft ni to ly
limits the use of the property to a public purpose, and any sale of [he property for
a private purpose would fn his opinion, violate the terms of the County deed and might
se the property to revert to the County. Mr. Joe Oavi s, City Attorney stated in
his letter to the Mayor 8 City Louncfl that this opi of on co~nc ides with his in the
matter.
The Mayor re mnentled that co ncil instrect Mr. 8av is to go before the Loun ty
Loomis sionerso reque s tang thatuthe deed restrictions on the Droperty on which the
Medical Building is located be re oved.
Motion by Mr. Helms seconded by Mr. Crenshaw authori ii ng the Attorney Co check into
yettf ng the deed restrictions removed. motion carried.
1I. Motion by Mr. Crenshaw seconded by Mr. Helms to adapt Resolution q 231.
Roll Cali Vote: Unaminous, motion carrf ed. (A Resolution amending section t58 (]) j
pf Resp lutf on q 233) '
18. Motion by Mr. Crenshaw seconded by Mr. Williamson [o transfer 8 18,000.00 to an
Escrow Account, until such time as the County demands the funds in the joint Cf ty/
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County participation of Longwood/Ma rkham Road paving. Motion carried.
19. Motion by Mr. Ferrell s <onded by Mr. Williamson to pay the bills 8 accept
the fi ni ncial statement. e Motf on carried.
20. Motion by Mr. Helms seconded by Mr. Ferrell to approve the minutes of the
previous councfl meeting. Motion carried.
21. Motion by Mr. Williamson to adjourn the meetf n9~ '"]"~~
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Attest:
Chairman, Longwood City Council
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