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The City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, met in regular session at the
City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on April 13, 1970.
Present: Mayor-Commissioner Lee P. Moore
Commissioner James H. Crapps
Commissioner Thomas S. HcDonald
Commissioner Gordon T. Meyer
Commissioner W. Vincent Roberts
City Attorney W. C. Hutchison, Jr.
City Manager W. E. Knowles
Police Chief Ben E. Butler
Absent: City Clerk H. N. Temm, Jr.
A. B. PeDerson, Jr., member of the Zoo Committee, appeared before the Commission to
support a proposed site for a zoo and botanical gardens on City-owned property located on the
lakefront between Seminole Boulevard and Fulton Street west of French Avenue. The Chairman
presented a schematic plan of the propoeed area as prepared by Architect. Eoghan N~.Kelley.
After discussion of the acreage, parking, and of acquiring adjacent. property from
Meadors Marine, Seaboard Coast Line Railroad, and Lee Brothers Plumbing Company, Commissioner
Meyer moved that this area be considered as the future zoo site and negotiations be made with
the aforesaid property owners as to acquisition costs. Seconded by Commissioner Roberts and
carried.
Consideration was next given to the Community Antenna Television proposals submitted
on March 23, 1970, and after discussion, Commissioner McDonald moved that the two companies,
Times-Life and Times-Mirror, be studied in depth with a determination to be made from the two
systems. Seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried.
Attorney Thomas G. Freeman appeared to represent Murphy Oil Company, to object to
the adoption of Ordinance No. 986 to rezone from industrial to commercial certain properties
of his client, and referred to his statements made at the public hearing on March 9, 1970.
And further, that said company had filed suit on April 8, 1970, regarding same.
Attorney C. Vernon Mize, Jr., representing Standard Oil Company and Eastern Seaboard
Petroleum Company, appeared and reiterated objections by the respective owners to the change
in zoning as was presented at the public hearing on March 9, 1970.
David Gardner, rep=esenting Cities Service Oil Company, appeared to voice objections
to the zoning change.
Ordinance No. 986, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA,
AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 771 OF SAID CITY, AS
AMENDED, SAID ORDINANCE BEING A ZONING PLAN
WITHIN THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, SAID
AMENDMENT PLACING CERTAIN TERRITORY IN C-2
(GENERAL COMMERCIAl) DISTRICT.
placed on its first reading and read in full at the meeting of March 23, 1970, was next placed
on its second reading.
After being read in full, Commissioner McDonald moved on its passage and adoption.
'Seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried by roll call vote, as follows:
Mayor Moore
Commissioner Crapps
Commissioner McDonald
Commissioner Meyer
Commissioner Roberts
A~e
Naye
Aye
Aye
Aye
Thereupon, the Chairman announced that the City Commission of the City of Sanford,
had passed and adopted said Ordinance No. 986, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA,
AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 771 OF SAID CITY, AS
AMENDED, SAID ORDINANCE BEING A ZONING PLAN
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Letter next submitted from Attorney S. Joseph Davis, Jr., representing Lum's Restau-
rant, 2508 South French Avenue, requesting that Ordinance No. 849 be amended to permit restau-
rants serving 120 or more patrons at tables to sell intoxicating beverages, including wine
and beer, until the hours of 2:00 A. M. of each day and from 2:00 P. M. of each Sunday.
The City Attorney reviewed the provisions of Ordinance No. 849 in that the serving
of alcoholic beverages on Sunday, to begin at 2:00' P. M., is special exception keyed strictly
to hotels with 100 or more rooms, and further exceptions to restaurants with 200 seating ca-
pacity at tables and serving of full course meals regularly are permitted to make said sales
until 2:00 A. M. on Su~_day.
It was pointed out that such an amendment could open up the sale of beer and wine
on Sundays; difficult to control; and, could not be keyed to particular businesses or loca-
tions.
After discussion, Commissioner Meyer moved that Ordinance No. 849 be amended to
permit Lum's Restaurant to sell beer and wine as requested and to instruct the City Attorney
to prepare the appropriate ordinance. Seconded by Commissioner Crapps. On roll call, the
vote stands as follows:
Motion failed to carry.
follows:
Commissioner Crapps Aye~
Commissioner McDonald Naye
Commissioner Meyer Aye
Commissioner Roberts Naye
Petition next submitted from Thomas Ratliff, Sr., for annexation of property, as
All of Lot 42 of the Amended Plat of Druid Park, less the
easterly 150.20 feet along right-of-way of 17-92 continuing
from intersection Of 17-92 and 27th Street, run southwesterly
along 27th Street 131.91 feet, thence southerly lO1.30 feet,
thence easterly 150 feet to point of beginning; and
All of Lot 4~ of the Amended Plat of Druid Park, less the
southerly 85 feet of the easterly 170 feet, Plat Book 7,
pages 5 and 6 of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida.
Letter submitted from C. A. Whiddon, Sr., realtor, setting forth that this property
was under purchase contract to E. B. Wells who~Aesired the annexation to obtain City water
and sewer, and multiple family zoning for apartments.
After consideration, Commissioner Roberts moved to authorize the City Attorney to~,
prepare the proper ordinance for annexation. Seconded by Commissioner Meyer and carried.
Commissioner Crapps reported that William Jack, d/b/a Sanford Heating and Air
Conditioning Company, desired to construct a building on Sanford Avenue south of 27th Street,
on Lots 47 and 48, Park View, Second Section, presently zoned R-2 (multiple family). The
City Manager stated that the Zoning and Planning Commission had considered this request which
would require M-1 (industrial) zoning, and as it would create spot zoning of an industrial
area surrounded by existing residential, had informed Hr. Jack that said Board would not
recommend this change. The action was taken to defray the cost of a public hearing to the
petitioner. After consideration and on' recommendation of the City Attorney, the Commission
requested Commissioner Crapps to refer the matter backto the petitioner and discuss same
with him.
After consideration, Commissioner Crapps moved to authorize Mayor and City Clerk to
execute a Resolution and Agreement with the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Company granting to
the City of Sanford the right to maintain a pipeline under a railroad track on Mellonville
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Avenue north of Rosalia Drive at no fee, however, if the pipeline is leased said contract to
be rewritten with the third party paying a fee. Seconded by Commissioner McDonald and carried
Consideration was next given to a tabulation of bids opened publicly at 2:00 P. M. o~
April 9, 1970, for furnishing one diesel tractor and one 15-foot rotary mower for the Sanford
Airport, in accordance with the Invitation to Bid as advertised in the Sanford Herald on
March 51, 1970.
BID TABULATION
Company Make Model Net Cost
Behren's Tractor Repair
Lake Monroe
Massey-Ferguson 1080
Nebraska
Delivery Drawbar H.P.
$ 6,696.45 10 days 70.22
Massey-Ferguson 1100 6,748.45 10 days 85.65
HOOd Tractor Company
Orlando Ford 8000 6,700.00 l0 days 91.52
C & C Tractor,.Inc.
DeLand
Case 970 6,960.00 30 days
Not listed
Orlando Farm Equipment StOre
Orlando
John Deere 4020 7,995.00 1 week 85.09
Etate Tractor & Equipment Co.
Orlando
International
2826 D 8,151.97 45 days
Not listed
(!) ROTA Z MOW Z
Engler Manufacturing Corp.
Houston, Texas
Behren's Tractor Repair
C & C Tractor, Inc.
Hood Tractor Company
Orlando Farm Equipment Store
Woods Brothers, Inc.
Terrain King
Terrain King
Woods
Caldwell
Caldwell
Woods
Brillion
Servis Flex
Woods
Servis Flex
Wood's
Wood's
551 (15')
551 (15')
Batwing 15'
16 foot
20 foot
20' Batwing
16 foot
15 foot
O 515 (15')
15~foot
B515 N (15')
B520TN (20')
$1,925.60 l0 days
1,928.60 l0 days
2,625.50 50 days
2,711.55 50 days
5,042.00 50 days
5,500.76 50 days
2,647.80 50 days
2,650.00 50 days
2,688.15 l0 days
2,695.00 i week
5,~.5.00 50 days
5,851.00 50 days
After discussion and on recommendation of the City Manager, Commissioner Meyer moved
on the approval of the low bids, as follows:
(a) Hood Tractor Company, Orlando, Florida,
one Ford, Model 8000, diesel tractor,
$6,700.00 ~
(b) Engler Manufacturing Company, Houston, Texas,
one 15-foot Terrain King, Model TK 551, rotary mower,
$1,925.60
Seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried.
Report next received that C. F. Screens, d/b/a B & H Fence Company at the Sanford
Airport, lessee of Buildings 99 and 100, is four months in arrears as of April l, 1970, in the
lease payments in the amount of $568.45, and on recommendation of the City Manager, Commis-
sioner Roberts moved to approve the termination of the lease and to authorize appropriate step.
be taken to assure the collection of the past due rent. Seconded by Commissioner Meyer and
carried.
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Recommendation of the Scenic Improvement Board for the appointment of Bert B.
Hollingsworth to said Board to fill the vacancy created by.the resignation of Sidney Vihlen
was next considered. Commissioner Roberts moved that same be deferred and another name
recommendation made, due to Mr. Hollingsworth serving on two other City boards. Seconded by
Commissioner McDonald and carried.
After consideration, Commissioner MeYer moved to authorize the transfer of funds,
as follows:
1.
$100.00 from Account No. 8150, Contingency, for advertisement in the
Police Benevolent Association yearbook.
2. $31.72 from Account No. 8150, Contingency, to Account No. 872, Civic C~nter
Rent, to provide for the use of the Civic Center for Sunrise Easter Services
by the Ministerial Association.
3. $204.00 from Account No. 8150, Contingency, to Account No. 2321, Building
Repairs and Maintenance, Fire Department, to cover the unbudgeted cost of
replacing gutters and down spouts on fire station No. 1.
Seconded by Commissioner Crapps and carried.
Recommendations next submitted from Zoning and Planning Commission, as follows:
1. Zoning of annexed properties:
Lots 1-2-3-4 and 28-29, Block 24; Lots 15-16-20-21,
Block 10; West ~ of Lot 8, all of Lots 9-10-il-12 and
west ~ of Lot 28, Block 13, Dreamwold, to
R-lA (Single Family Dwelling) District.
Lots 1-2-3-4-5, A. B. Russell's Addition to Fort Reed, to
R-1 (Single Family Dwelling) District.
Lots 1-2, Block 8, Pine Level Subdivision, to
R-5:..:~One and Two Family Dwelling) District.
Lots 8'7-8-10-11, Block 15, Dreamwold, to
C-1.-(NeiEhborhood Commercial) District.
On motion of 'Commissioner Roberts, seconded by Commissioner Meyer and
carried, a public hearing was authorized to be held on May ll, 1970, and the
City Clerk authorized to advertise same.
2. Inspection control ,and procedures for off-site construction.
After discussion, Commissioner Meyer moved to adopt a requirement that
~uy off-site construction, such.as modular homes, meet the applicable codes
of the City and be inspected by City of Sanford inspectors or be inspected
through receprocity with other qualified inspectors and acceptable inspection
procedures. Seconded by Commissioner McDonald and carried.
3. A priority highway program for Sanford:
Outside city limits
1. 25th Street Extension west to I-4 and interchange
2. Lake Mary Boulevard east and north to tie in SR 415
3. New Osteen Bridge
SR 415 from city limits to 0steen Bridge
5. SR 46 west of I-~
Inside city limits
1. 13th Street - from city limits to city limits (four lane)
2. Onora Road - US 17-92 to Sanford Avenue, S-425, (four lane)
3. Sanford Avenue - Seminole Boulevard to 25th Street (four lane)
4. Orlando Drive - US 17-92 to 25th Street, SR 46, (four lane)
5. Seminole Boulevard - French Avenue to Mellonville Avenue (four lane)
6. Mellonville Avenue - Seminole Boulevard to SR 415 (two lane..)
7. Mellonville Avenue - SR 415 to SR 46 (two lane)
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On motion of Commissioner McDonald, seconded by Commissioner Meyer
and carried, the program was approved with the following exception:
Out side Cit~ limits: Item No. 5, SR $6 west of I-$ to be
moved to prioi'~y No. i and the list adjusted accordingly:
1. SR $6 west of
2. 25th Street Extension west to I-$ and interchange
5. Lake Mary Boulevard east andnorth to tie in SR
4. New Osteen Bridge
5. SR $15 from city limits to Osteen Bridge
On motion of Commissioner Roberts, seconded by Commissioner McDonald and carried,
Ordinance No. 987, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD
ADOPTIN~ REGULATIONS ESTABLISHING
MUNICIPAL STANDARDS FOR THE SUBDIVIDING
OF REALPROPERTYAND THE LOCATIONAND
RE-LOCATION OF UTILITIES AND LAND
CONTROL.
was introduced and same was placed on its first reading and read in full.
Commissioner Roberts then moved on the waiver of the requirement of the second
reading of Ordinance No. 987, and that same be placed on its final passage and adoption.
Seconded by Commissioner McDonald.
Thereupon, the question recurred on the waiver of the second reading, the roll was
called and the vote stands as follows:
Mayor Moore Yea
Commissioner Crapps "
Co~missioner McDonald "
Commissioner Meyer "
Commissioner Roberts "
Said Ordinance No. 987 was then placed on its final passage and adoption, the roll
was called and the vote stands as follows:
Mayor Moore Yea
Commissioner Crapps "
Commissioner McDonald
Commissioner Meyer "
Commissioner Roberts "
Thereupon, the Chairman announced that the City Commission of the City of Sanford,
Florida, by unanimous vote had passed and adopted said Ordinance No. 987, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD
ADOPTING REGULATIONS ESTABLISHING
MUNICIPAL STANDARDS FOR THE SUBDIVIDING
OF REAL PROPERTY AND THE LOCATION AND
RE-LOCATION OF UTILITIES AND LAND
CONTROL.
Commissioner Roberts next introduced Resolution No. 1070, and after being read in
full, moved on its passage and adoption. Seconded by Commissioner Meyer and carried by the
unanimous vote of the Commission.
Said ResOlution No. 1070 being in words and figures as follows:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF SANFORD
ADOPTING REGULATIONS FOR SANFORD
MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
WHEREAS, the City of Sanford now has the ownership and control of Sanford Municipal
Airport, and in connection therewith has determined that it is necessary to adopt regulations
applicable to all parties and organiZations utilizing the same;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of.~he Cityof Sanford, Florida,
that Airport Regulations as attached herewith and by reference made a part hereof be and the
same are hereby adopted and made effective at Sanford Municipal Airport.
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution be effective immediately upon its
passage and adoption.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 13m dar of April, A.D. 1970.
s/ Lee P. Moore, Mayor
J. H. Crapps ~
Attest: s/ H. N. Tamm, Jr. W. Vincent Roberts
City Clerk T.S. McDonald
Gordon Meyer
As The City Commission of
The City of Sanford,
Florida
On motion of Commissioner McDonald, seconded by Commissioner Meyer and carried,
current vouchers and payrolls were next approved as evidenced by General Fund Florida State
Bank Nos. 5877 through 5929; General Fund Sanford Atlantic National Bank Nos. 1637~ through
16591; Water and Sewer Revenue Fund Florida State Bank Nos. 531 through 5&7; Policemen's
Pension Fund Florida State Ba~W Nos. 2&3 and 244; Firemen's Relief and Pension Fund Florida
State Bank Nos. 138 and 139; Board of Bond Trustees Sanford Atlantic National Bank Nos. 380
through 382; Utility Service Tax Fund Sanford Atlantic National Bank No. 2~~', Sanford Airport
United State Bank of Seminole Nos. 305 through 336;Public Projects Sanford Atlantic No. 159.
On motion of Commissioner Crapps, seconded by Commissioner Meyer and carried,
minutes of March 23 and March 30, 1970, were approved.
After discussion, Commissioner McDonald moved to 'apDrove an expenditure of
$5,058.20 from the Sanford Airport Reserve for Renewal and Replacement for the reactivation
of taxiway-runway lights. Seconded by Commissioner Meyer and carried.
After consideration, Commissioner Meyer moved to notify the Orange-Seminole Legisla-
tion Delegation that the City CommiSsion supports the passage of proposed legislative bills,
as follows:
(a) The one cent gasoline tax proposed for return to cities.
(b) The community development tax (SB 189) on transient rentals, food and beverage~
(c) The two-cent cigarette tax (liB 3391).
(d) Municipal exemption of the state gasoline and fuel taxes (HB 3195).-
(e) l0 Mill Limit to extend indefinitely, or at least one year, the time require-
ment for rollback of all municipal millages to l0 mills.
Seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried.
After discussion, Commissioner McDonald moved to authorize the City Attorney to de-
fend the City of Sanford in the suit filed by the Murphy Oil Company, through Attorney Thomas
Freeman, pertaining to the rezo~ing as set forth in Ordinance No. 986.
sioner Meyer and carried.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned.
City Cl~erk
lm
Seconded by Commis-
MAYOR