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City Commission, Sanford, Florida .oln'~ Work Session/$anford 4ay 22 1995
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The City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, met in Joint Work Session with
the Sanford Airport Authority on Monday, May 22, 1995, at 4:00 o'clock P.M. at the Central
Florida Regional Airport in the Conference Room, A. Kay Shoemaker International Terminal,
One Red Cleveland Boulevard, Sanford, Florida.
Sanford City Commission:
Present: Mayor-Commissioner Bettye D. Smith
Commissioner Whitey Eckstein
Commissioner Robert B. Thomas, Jr.
Commissioner Lon K. Howell
Commissioner Kerry D. Lyons
City Manager William A. Simmons
Deputy City Clerk Linda L. Brace
Absent: City Attorney William L. Colbert
City Clerk Janet R. Dougherty
Sanford Airport Authority:
Present: Board Member Ronald Weindruch, Chairman
Board Member A. K. Shoemaker
Board Member Duke Adamson
Board Member Colonel Charles Gibson
Board Member William Bush, Jr.
Board Member William Miller
Director of Aviation Steve Cooke
Airport Authority Attorney Steve Coover
Absent: Board Member Gene Daniels
The Chairman called the meeting to order.
Development Status Re~ort.
Chairman Weindruch gave an overview of the agenda items, and discussed what needs
to be done to attract more business to the Orlando-Sanford Airport, including: 1) increased
infrastructure for water and sewer, 2) demolition/removal of old buildings, 3) relationship
with the City in terms of the lease for Airport police, 4) dedication event, and 5) liaison
reports from Airport Authority Board Members.
Future water and sewer pro~ects and requirements.
Director of Aviation Steve Cooke distributed an Analysis of Water and Sewer
Requirements prepared by Bristol, Childs & Associates, Inc., and identified water and sewer
deficiencies and possible solutions, as follows: upgrading 8" lines to 12" lines on the
northeast side of the Airport to increase fire-flow from the current 1000 gallons per minute
to 1250 to 1500 gallons per minute as required for commercial/industrial development; and
pursue an Interlocal Agreement between the Sanford Airport Authority and the City of Sanford
wherein the Airport would furnish the site; and the City would construct an additional
wastewater sewer plant and provide sewer service.
Sanford City Manager Bill Simmons reportsd that under normal circumstances the City
would look to the developer who needs these improvements to be the primary financier, and
that the types of facilities being talked about, to the extent they will serve a broader base
than just the Airport, offer some potential for an impact fee component. Further, once the
loop road around the Airport is constructed the demand for expansion of the water/wastewater
system will occur. Also, the plant would require five (5) to ten (10) acres of land; the
discharge from this plant would go to Site 10; sequencing and scheduling will have a great
impact on what the costs are and how the costs are allocated; and the City will attempt to
get Seminole County to participate because the County identified utilities as an area in
which they could help.
(Commissioner Howell briefly left the meeting, then returned. )
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Demolition of unserviceable buildings.
Mr. Cooke reported that four forms of asbestos have been identified in several of
the old buildings at the Airport, that these buildings need to be demolished, and discussed
possible ways of reducing the cost ($700,000.00) of same, which include the Sanford Airport
Authority performing the survey and removing the asbestos; Seminole Community College, which
as already expressed an interest, and/or the Sanford Fire Department demolishing/burning down
the buildings as a training exercise; and the City removing the debris to the west side or
the County dump.
Airport Police.
Sanford City Manager distributed tentative FY 95/96 Budget information relative
Airport Police Officers, and reported that within the 95/96 FY the level of activity at the
Airport will require a fourth police officer, that he has asked Police Chief Ralph Russell
to analyze year-to-date performance, and the City Commission for authorization for one
additional officer; the cost for same is $73,172.00 ($39,000.00/Officer - $24,172.00/Vehicle
and Equipment), for implementation when the Airport deems necessary.
Dedication Event.
Mr. Cooke reported that Congressman Mica will dedicate the A. Kay Shoemaker
International Terminal on June 1, 1995 at 5:30 P.M., that 650-750 of the 1500 individuals
invited are expected to attend, that there will be television coverage, and a ground breaking
ceremony for another building between the trade show and the dedication.
Members of the Commission and the Airport Authority discussed additional signage,
parking and shuttles, identification badges, recognition of V.I.P.'s on the Dedication
Agenda, and police officers.
(Board Member Gene Daniels joined the meeting.)
Other items: Liaison Reports. Airport Authority Board Members gave Liaison Reports as
follows: Sandra Glenn - Jett Aire; Duke Adamson - Marketing; (Board Member Sandra Glenn
briefly left the meeting, then returned.) Gene Daniels - Finance/Industrial Park; Bill
Miller - The Terminal; Colonel Charles Gibson - Operations; Steve Cooke on behalf of Lee P.
Moore - Central Florida Terminals.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 5:30 P.M.
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