CCMtg10-08-70(PH)Sn the police tlept, vas read by the chairman.
Moved by Mr. helms seconded by Mr. Scot[ Co accept the reslgnati on
of Miss Lommler with regrec. Motion carried.
Mayor Brovn .s tat ad Chat Miss Lomml er was a fine employee and a Eine
young person, and you Ld carte inly considered for parr ttme work in
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Moved by ;+.r. Scott secondetl by Mrs. Thompson to adjourn ehe meet leg.
Motion ca[[ied.
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City Clerk
President, Longvaod City Council
PUBLIC HEARING OCTOBER F, 1970
A public hearing was held October 9th, at 7:30 p.m.. on the question
of changing Ordinance !/ 1.47 "Exhibit A", schedule of District Reg-
ulations Dy adding a new District Classification to be 4noem as "PUD"
(Planned Unit -evelonment).
Present: All Council Members, Mayor & City Attorney.
Meeting op ned with prayer by t1rs. Thompson Followed by salute to Flag.
Notice of publication of hearing on planned unit development as adver-
tiled in the Sanford Herald was read by the Attorney,
Mrs. Sykes, residing at 219 Hri arcliff Dr. Longwood and Mrs, Sturgeon,
P.O. Box 3064 Longwood, wanted to know where this tynn o£ classification
would be.
Pirs. Sturgeon wanted to know what re._c oursa Residents surrounding such
an area would have in protecting their property. The Attorney stated
that should their property bn adversely affnc tad with this type of
development, their re course would bE: through the courts.
2 5i' Mr. King Healy was present to speak in behalf o£ the devF:l opmart.
Mr. Healy stated tFtat consi duration would be given to homes already
established around the area, Mr. A,E. O'Naall engineer, answered
questions regarding tha disposal oP sawarage for this kind s£
development, Mr. O'Naall stated that the developers would have to
comply with State Hoard oP Health Requirements.
Moved by P1r. Scott sa conded by Mr. Helms instructing the Attorney
to draft an Ordinance in final form creating "Planned Unit -evelop-
mant'• to be n .s anted to Council at the next meeting, u_ recommendat ion
oP Mayor Brown. Motion carried. The chairman adf Darned the meeting,
REGULAR SF.SSSON, OCTOBER B, 19?0.
The regular session of the Longwood City Council was hold October 8th
at 8th at 6,9G p.m. with all council members, Mayor & City Attorney
resent
p
.
Meeting called to order by the chairman, minutes of the August &
Scntamber sessions ware read & approved as read.
M1ir. E.r'„ Williamson asked the. quas tion "how can thin body eliminate
the 0££i ce o£ an Elected Official, without going through the Legislatu ra"'
The Attorney stated that the Office of Tax Collector had not Deen
eliminataa.
Mr, Georgf Wilmer was presant to explain his request to be ahnexed to
the City, p ovi dad that e-1 Zoning would be allowed. Mr. Wilmer was
instructed to have a petition properly signed by the, owne s. and pres ent
to the. Council with the type o£ coning desired.
Mrs. Dorothy Peerson was prasent r _ acting pe rmis soon to open an
Antique & Gift Bhon on Lot ]0, Town o£ Longwood, and requested sonic
be changatl from R-2 Resi dential to Commerical. Mrs. Thompson suggested
that the property ba changed to H-1 Zoning. Nlrs. PE:arson was
instruc teal to file a netiti on with Council for a change in coning,
also for a .special axe spti on undar tha ordinanco.
Mr. Hattaway was pr<~s ant regarding his request for a variance of Lot
eizes zn the k-2 zonE, he rsqu ested change oFtA Lots Fronting on ~:~ J
Palmetto Ave. to ~$ ft. {rontage and 80 4 Bin on the Lots facing on
Orange Ave.
Moved by Mrs. Thompson seconded by Mr. Williamson to hold a _ ial
sessron on Oc to bE:r 15th at 7:30 to review the recommendations or the
zoning board. 6foti on czrrio d.
Public hearing was set for November 12th, at 7:30 p.m., regarding Mr. ~.
Hettaway's request for lot size vari ant l.. Motion carrion. !
Moved by Mrs. Thompson soconned by p1r. Scott to place Ordinance # 234
on first reatling,
Roll Call Vote: Mr. Hs lms, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Scott, Mr, Hrown- yes
Mr. Williamson- no- Motion carried. The ordinance was read in fill by
the Attorney.
Roved by Mrs, Thompson slconded by R?r. Scott to a__ vs Ordinance # 234
on first reaping.
Roll Ca11 Vote: Nlr. H,!lms, Mrs. 'Phompson, Mr. Scott, Mr. Brown- yes
Mr. Williamson- No, Motion carried.
Mayor Brown roc ommended that Council read & adopt Ordinance # 235.
amenaing Orainanra q zo3
Movetl by Mr. Scott seconded by Mr. 4e1ms to plats Ordinance N 235 on
first reading.
Ro11 Call Vote.: Mr, H,~1ms, Mrs. Thompson, Mr, Scott, Mr. Hrown- lyes
Mr. Williamson- No, R1o tion carried,
The Attorney read ordinance # 235 in fu 11. Moved by Mr. Hc1ms so,.ondod
by Mr. Scott to adopt the ordinance on First reading.
Roll Call Votf:: Mr. He 1ms. Mrs. Thompson, Mr, Scott, Mr. Brown-yes
Mr. Williamson- No. Motion carried.
Moved by Mr. Scott seconded by Mr. Helms to macs Ordinance # 235. an -
emergency matter, on sf.c and reading to be read by title only and ad opted.
Ro11 Call Vote: Mr, HE:lms, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Scott, Mr. Hrown- yes
Mr. Willi amaon- No, Motion carrion, the Attorney road the Ordinance by
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title only.
Moved by Mr. Helms seconded by Mr. Scott to adopt the Ordinance on
second and final reading.
Roll Call Vote: bir. Helms, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Scott, Mr. Brawn-yes
Mr. Williamson-NO. Motion czrra ed. The Attorney stated that this is
an emergency Ordi nanca passed pursuant to the provisions of Chanter
69-1269 laws of £lori as 1969
Police Chief, R.E. Sweat requested a 4 way stop sign be placed at the
int<!rs oc ti on of Church Ave. & Grant Stre et. TRe request was tabled
until the Oc toDUr 15th meeting in order that council members can study
the situation.
A letter from Miss Barbara Dampier regarding her proposal to drart a
now Map for the City was read by the dhairman. Mayor Brown recommended
that council retain Miss Dampier to make the Map as per Rer written
proposal and advance the ."p 300.00 as requested to start the Map.
Moved by Mrs. Thompson seconded by Mr. Williamson to accept Miss
Dampi er's proposal and enter into contract with her for a new Map of
the City
Roll Ca11 Vote: Unaminous, motion carried.
A petition was submitted to Council by Mr. & Mrs. Dane Austin, resi.di ng
at 400 Eest Church Ave. asking that the dog Ordinance be enforcetl. Thn
petition was signed by 29 residents . Mrs. Austin stated tRat this is a
serious problem and asked that something be done to control dogs running
at large on the resi dents property. Council informed Mrs. Austin that
the City is trying to work out a solution to the problem with Seminole
County and hopes to have the matter taken care of soon,
Chairman James Erown read a Setter from resitl ents of T,he Wildm ere section
' thanking Council for placing the 4 way stop sign at the intersection of
.,rant Street & Wi ldmere Ave.
A letter from Steele, Sackson & Amos regarding the accidental death
' benefits of Policeman. Telephone & Radio Operators also Pire Chief.
also a letter regarding insurance for the Ladias Auxillary in the ~ 6 1
Fire Dept. was read by the chairrtan.
Moved by Mr. Helms seconded by N!r. SCO tt to take: the insurance cove
for the Ladies Auxillary for an zd ai ti onal pr .mlum of $ 27.7$ Per Annual
premium. Motion carried.
Moved by M.r. He 1ms seconded by Mrs, mhomnson, u, recommendation or the
Mayor to instruct the. Attorney to draft an Ordinance with strength
regarding condemmed & unsafe buildings. M1loti on carried, Bid on paving
& re-surfacing the streets & paving the parking area around C.i tY Hall &
Police Bldg, op ned & read.
Bid roce[vnd from -alrympls Paving in the zmount of $ 4,$79.20 for the
anti re jab,
MovF:d by hlr. Williamson seconded by Mr. Scott to acee of the aid of
Dalrymple Paving.
Roll Call Vote, Onam inous, Motion carried.
Mr. Williamson recommended that Str¢et Lights be installed at Lyman Nigh
School. Council agreed with this reeamm en elation,
Moved Dy Mrs. Thompson second ed by h9r. Williamson instructing the City
Clerk to mace y 2,000.00 of the Cemetery funds into Certi £icates of -ep.
to craw imereat, motion carried.
Moved by Mrs. Thompson seconded by Mr. Williamson instructing the Attorney
to draft a Cemetery Ordinance following the Cometary D¢etl as a guideline.
Motion carried.
A letter from Troy Ray regarding the Bonding of the County Tax Collector
Dy the City, was read by the Mayor. Chairman Brown was instructed to
contact tha Insurance Carriee regarding the: matter.
Moved by Mr, Williamson seconded by Mrs. Thompson to accent the: f:nincial
statem ent, pay the bills P< adjourn the meeting. Motion carried.
.~- President Longwood City Council
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