CC03-18-96AgendaWSLONGWOOD CITY COMMISSION
- Longwood City Commission Chambers
175 W. Warren Avenue
lungwood, Florida 32]50
WORK SESSION
MARCB 18, 1996 AGENDA 6:00 P.M.
L CALL TO ORDER.
2. REVIEW AND CONSIDER TFIE RECOMMENDATIONS BY TF[E CFIAI2TER
ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR AMENDMENTS/REVISIONS TO THE CITY
CHARIZA.
3. AUIOURN.
LONGWOOD CI"CY COMMISSION
Longwood City Commission Chambers
175 W. Warren Avenue
Longwood, Florida 32'150
MARCH 18, 1996 AOENDA 7:00 P.M.
1. CALL. TO ORDER.
2 SILENT MEDITATION FOLLOWED BY THH PLEDOE OF ALId:G1ANCE.
3. PROCLAMATIONS/RHCOGMTIONS.
A. DISTRICT#S NOMMAT[ON OFBUSINESS PERSON OFTHE MONTH
FOR APRIL, 1996.
B. PRESENTATION OP THE BLAUTTFICATION AWARD BY THE CPPY
OF LONG WOOD BUSINESS ADVISORY COUNCIL.
4. PUBLIC INPUT.
A. PRESENTATION BY HOLLAN PUGH. SERVICES PROVIDED BY
SAFEHOl/SE OP SEM[NOLE.
B. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION.
5. CONSENT AGENDA:
A. PAY APPROVPT) BILLS.
6. APPROVE MINUTES OF MARCH 4, 1996 REGULAR ML'E7'ING.
G APPROVE LEASE AGREEMENTS AND CFIANGE ORDER 1b
- BROWARD MOTORCYCLE LEASMG IN TF[E AMOUNT OF SS0,800.
AGENDA/MARCH 18, 7996/PAGE 2
CONSENT AGENDA (CONTD.)
D. AWARD OP RFP #]2A6, DREDGING/DRAGLINI3 SERVICES TO
STEVE'S GAADALL IN THE AMOUNT OP $1"1,700.
E APPROVE PURCHASE OF POUR (4) PORTABLE RADIOS FROM
MOTOROLA [N THE AMOUNT OF $9,99'1.60
G PUBLIC HEARING -ORDINANCE NO. 96-1298, AMENDING THE CITY
CODE, SEC. 2-11&t(b)(1) AND APPENDIX A -ZONING ORDINANCE,
STRIXING THE WORDS "HISTORICAL COMMISSION" AND REPLACING
WCPkI TI]E WORDS "HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD" WHEREVER
THEY MAY APPEAR IN THESE SECCIONS OR ANY OTHER SECTIONS OF
THE CITY conE.
7. CONSIDER PROPOSfil.S FROM BUSINESS ADVISORY COUNCIL
A. IFFIER FROM GOVERNOR LAWTON CHILES, DATEDJAN. 30, 1996.
B. SELECtTON OF AUDITOR.
C LONGWOOD BROCHURE QUESTIONNAIRE
8. NEIDA PRYOA, CFlAIRWOMAN, HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD.
SCATUS REPORT ON POUNDERS' DAY AR'f5 AND CRAFI"S FESTIVAL.
9. REVIEW AND CONSIDER REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF F[RE
DEPARTMENT TRAINMG OFPICP.R POSITION CHANCE
]0. FIRST READING -ORDINANCE NO. 96-1300, AMENDING CHAPTER 14.
PEDDLERS AND SOLICITORS, SEC 141. PERMITS FOR TRANSIENT OR
TTINERANT SOLICITORS, BY REGULATING HOURS OF SOLICITATION
AND DOOR TO DOOR SALES; REQUIRING PERTINENT INFORMATION
IN ORDER FOR A PEAMIT TO BE GRANTED; PROVIDING F'OR A
PENALTY FOR VIOLATORS; EXEMPTING CERTAIN BONAPIDP. YOUTH,
SCHOOL, RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLEAND NON-PROPITORGANIZATIONS.
(PH 41-96)
11. FIRST RP.ADINC: - ORDINANCP. NO. 96-1301, AMENDING CkkAPTER 21.
TAXATION. ARTICLE IL PUBLIC SERVICE TAX., SECTION 21.76. LEVY;
SECTION 21.iK COLLECTION OP SELLER; SECTION 27.19. SELLER'S
RP,CORITS. (PH 4-I-96)
12 FIRST READING -ORDINANCE NO. 96-1302, AMENDING CHMTER 5.,
BUILDW(1S AND BUILDING REGULATIONS. SEC. 5.2 (r)(I)(a) avd (b)
WASTEWATER DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR
EXISTING DEVELOPMENT; PROVIDING FOR REDUCED SEWER
CONNECC[ON FEES POR EXISTING RPSLUENTIAL (SINGLE-FAMILY OR
DUPLEX HOMES) FOA LIMITED TIME PERIODS. (PH 41-96)
AGENDq/MARCH i8, 1996/PAGE 3
S3. RESOLUTION NO. 96-839, AMENDING THE BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL
YEAA BEGINNING OCI'OBF,R 1, 1995 AND ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1996,
PROVIDING FOR TRANSFERS AND AMP.NDMENTS.
1A. REVIEW AND DISCUSS PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO 'PHE CITY CODE,
CHAPTER 13.5., PARKS AND RP.CREATJON., SEC 13.5.3.(a) HOURS OI^
OPERATION.
15. MONITILY FINANCIAL REPORT.
16. CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT.
A CI7Y HALL RECEPTION AREA -FURNITURE.
i]. CITY ATPORNEY'S REPORT.
18. MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS' REPORTS
D[S7'A[C7S #a, #5, #l, #2, AND #3.
19. ADJOURN.
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