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AGENDA
Sanford City Commission Meetings
Monday, Decemher 18, 2000
Sanford City Hall, 300 North Park A venue
Sanford, Horida
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WORK SESSION 4:00 P.M. in the City Manager's Conference Room, Second Floor
1. Financial Rcp-orts.
A. Sanford Airport Authority Year-End Financial Report.
B. City of Sanford Year-End Financial Report.
Discussion: policy prohibitin~ the use of tobacco products by police officers and
firefighters.
Discussion of Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium Change Order. (R-13)
Discussion of approval of Developer's Agreement of Mellonville Avenue as it relates
to the proposed Magnolia Park Subdivision. (R -10 )
Discussion of Legislative Agreement with Brantley and Associates. Inc.. (R-12)
Discussion of Regular Agenda items. Add-on items. and other items.
City Manager's briefing.
A. Conference Center
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REGULAR MEETING
7:00 P.M., City Commission Chambers, First Floor
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Citizen participation.
Public Hearings.
I. Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3555 to annex 30.57 acres of
property lying between the Seaboard Coastline Railroad and Iowa Avenue and
between N. Kennel Road and Creek Road: approve Development Order # 00-
0015; Pemberton, Inc. and Sid Vihlen, Jr., owners. Recommended by the City
Manager. Ad published December 6 & 13,2000.
2. Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3572 to re: First
Comprehensive Plan Amendment of 2000. as revised, incorporating the City's
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response to the Department of Community Affairs' Objections,
Recommendations, and Comments. Recommended by the City Manager. Ad
published December 10,2000.
3. Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3573 to rezone 23.7r. acres of
property lying between Seminole Boulevard and Narcissus Avenue and between
Riverview Avenue and Rachelle Avenue (2385 W. Seminole Boulevard) from
AI, Agriculture to PD, Planned Development with single family residential uses,
in conjunction with the annexation of the property based on consistency with the
approval ofthe Comprehensive Plan Amendment, with stipulations and
conditions; approve Development Order #00-0022; Michael Murray, applicant
for Venetian Bay. Recommended by the City Manager. Ad published December
6, 2000.
4. Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3574 to rezone 1 78.3i: acres of
property lying between Seminole Boulevard and Narcissus Avenue and between
Rand Yard Road extended northerly and N. Kennel Road extended northerly
(2900 Narcissus Avenue) from AG, Agriculture and MI-2, Medium Industrial, to
PD, Planned Development, subject to conditions; approve Development Order
#00-0023; Strategic Acquisitions Corp., owner: Harling Locklin & Associates,
applicant. Recommended by the City Manager. Ad published December 6,
2000.
5. Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3575 to rezone 9.53 acres of
property lying between Cornwall Road extended easterly and East Lake Mary
Boulevard and between Ohio Avenue and Mellonville Avenue, from SR-IA,
Single Family Residential, to PD, Planned Development, subject to conditions;
approve Development Order #00-0024; Abdul Hussein Family Limited
Partnership, owner; Lonnie N. Groot, Esquire, applicant. Recommended by the
City Manager. Ad published December 6,2000.
6. Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3580 to rezone 51.2 acres of
property lying between E. Lake Mary Boulevard and Pine Way and between
Andrews Road and Park National Drive (3801 Mellonville Avenue) from MI-2,
Medium Industrial to PD, Planned Development based on consistency with the
approval of the Comprehensive Plan Amendment, with stipulations and
conditions: approve Development Order #00-0032; Helen Howland Holdings,
Inc., owner; Michael Murray, applicant. Recommended by the City Manager.
Ad published December 6,2000.
7. Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3601 to rezone 9.97 acres of
property lying between Americana Boulevard and East Lake Mary Boulevard and
between Rolling Hills Drive and Orlando Drive, from MR-2, Multiple Family
Dwelling Residential, to GC-2, General Commercial; Huntington Properties,
owner; Ron Howse, applicant. Recommended by the City Manager. Ad
published December 6,2000.
8. Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3602 to annex. 76 acres of
property lying between East 28th Place and 29th Street and between Palmetto
Avenue and Magnolia Avenue (320 29th Street); Barbara Jackson, owner.
Recommended by the City Manager. Ad published December 6 & 13, 2000.
9. Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3603 to close. vacate. and
abandon the 14' alley lying between W. 3rd Street and W. 4th Street and between
Myrtle Avenue and Elm Avenue; James Terwi1leger and James Dunn, applicants.
Recommended by the City Manager. Ad published December 6, 2000.
Regular items.
1. Boards: appointments/reappointments.
A. Central Examining Board. There will be one vacancy beginning January
10,2001. NEED TO APPOINT REPLACEMENT. There are no
applications on file.
B. Historic Preservation Board. There is one vacancy. NEED TO
APPOINT REPLACEMENT. There are no applications on file.
2. First reading of Ordinance No. 3608 to correct a scrivener's error in Ordinance
No. 3584 which provided for the posting of junk vehicles on the real property on
which the vehicle is located, as well as on the vehicle itself Recommended by
the Director of Community Development and the City Manager.
3. Approve the preliminary subdivision plan for Lexington Park, subject to final
engineering approval and Staff approval of each building as it is constructed.
Recommended by the Director of Engineering and Planning and the City
Manager.
4. Approve the preliminary subdivision plan for the proposed Wal-Mart Supercenter
expansion subject to the approVal of the Comprehensive Plan Amendment to GC.
General Commercial for the Eastern 3.52 acres; the approval of the rezone to GC-
2, General Commercial for the eastern 3.52 acres; and Subdivision Improvement
Plan approval. Recommended by the Director of Engineering and Planning and
the City Manager.
5. Consider the Site Plan for Wyndham Place, as stipulated at the November 9,
1998 City Commission Meeting. This is a 260 unit apartment community located
at 3865 Orlando Drive and based on the Site Plan meeting the standards for
consideration and subject to final Engineering Plan approval. Recommended by
the Director of Engineering and Planning and the City Manager.
6. First reading of Ordinance No. 3604 re: eliminate term limits for members of the
Cemetery Advisory Committee. Recommended by the City Clerk and the City
Manager.
7. First reading of Ordinance No. 3605 re: eliminate term limits for members of the
Historic Preservation Board. Recommended by the City Clerk and the City
Manager.
8. First reading of Ordinance No. 3606 re: eliminate term limits for members of the
Planning and Zoning Commission. Recommended by the City Clerk and the City
Manager.
9. First reading of Ordinance No. 3607 re: eliminate term limits for members of the
Scenic Improvement Board. Recommended by the City Clerk and the City
Manager.
10. Approval of Developer's Agreement ofMellonville Avenue as it relates to the
proposed Magnolia Park Subdivision, a Single Family Residential subdivision
located at 3801 South Mellonville Avenue. Recommended by the Director of
Engineering and Development and the City Manager. (WS-4)
11. Adopt Resolution No. 1861 authorizing the City Manager to execute all
documents associated with the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program
(LIHEAP) Agreement with the State of Florida Department of Community Affairs
for FY 2001-2002. Recommended by the Director of Community Development
and the City Manager.
12. Approve amendment of L~lative Services Agreement between the City of
Sanford and Brantley and Associates, Inc. to provide for an extension of an
additional two-year period, to be in effect until November 15,2002. (WS-5)
13. Approve design modifications of the Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium to
expand the locker rooms and dugouts to ensure proper facilities for current and
future events, subject to final cost estimates and approval of the Proposal Request
for construction. Recommended by the Engineering and Planning Director and
the City Manager. (WS-3)
Consent Agenda.
1. Approve street closure of 13th Street from Persimmon Avenue (at Crooms
Academy) to Laurel Avenue~ Laurel Avenue from 13th Street to First Street~ First
Street from Laurel Avenue to Fort Mellon Park, on Monday, January 15,2001,
from 10:00 AM. to 12:00 P.M., in conjunction with "Martin Luther King Jr.
Celebration" special event. Recommended by the City Manager.
2. Approve use of Civic Center and waive the fee on January 13 & 14,2001 for
Martin Luther King Celebration. Recommended by the City Manager.
3. Approve continuation of current water rates for the Midway-Canaan Water
Association. Recommended by the City Manager.
4. Approve $50.000 Grant Application from the Division of Emergency
Management Emergency Management Preparedness and Assistance Trust Fund.
Recommended by the City Manager.
5. Approve 1st amendment to consulting services agreement with Hunter Interests,
Inc. Recommended by the City Manager.
Add-on items.
Information only.
1. Sanford Seminole Aquatic Center First Quarter Report FY 2000-2001.
City Attorney's Report.
City Clerk's Report.
City Mana2er's Report.
City Commissioners' Reports.
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE
WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING OR
HEARING HE MAY NEED A VERBA TIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS INCLUDING
THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE WHICH RECORD IS NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY
OF SANFORD. (FS286.0105)
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF
THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA
COORDINATOR AT 330-5626 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING.
QVISED 12/18/00 @ 6:00 P.M.
AGENDA
Sanford City Commission Meetings
Monday, December 18,2000
Sanford City Hall, 300 North Park Avenue
Sanford, Florida
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WORK SESSION 4:00 P.M. in the City Manager's Conference Room, Second Floor
1. Financial Reports.
A.
Sanford Airport Authority Year-End Financial Report.
Presented by Bryant Garrett; questions & answers~ no requests.
B.
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City of Sanford Year-End Financial Report.
Attorney's fees: provide a review (breakdown) of, and for the City Manager to
monitor, all attorney's fees except Foley & Lardner's.
Jerry &
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Concurred to set aside $lmillion now for Gasification Phase I.
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Additional Long Term Care funds ($750,000 - $900,000) needed for the Art Lane
Landfill closure~ provide a schedule of funds needed.
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Continued discussion to next Work Session.
5. Discussion of Legislative Agreement with Brantley and Associates. Inc.. (R-12)
Discussed; concurred to renew; see Item #R-12 for action.
3. Discussion of Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium Change Order. (R-13)
.......... Discussed~ concurred to approve; see Item #R-13 for action.
All..... In the future, request an "A+" type structure/project in the beginning.
2. Discussion: policy prohibiting the use of tobac~o products by police officers and
firefighters.
Joe.... Discussed~ concurred to proceed to implement effective 2-1-01.
3.5. Applicant interview -- Historic Preservation Board.
Interviewed Kenneth Lowe~ see Item #R-1.B. for action.
4. Discussion of approval of Developer's Agreement of MeUonviUe A venu, as it relates
to the proposed Magnolia Park Subdivision. (R-lO)
.......... Discussed~ concurred to approve~ see Item #R-I0 for action.
6. Discussion of Regular Agenda items.. Add~on iteJM~ And other items.
A. #PH-2, Ordinance No. 3572, Second Comprehensive Plan Amendment 2000.
City Manager distributed infonnation re: Water Treatment Plant Site.
B. #PH-3, Ordinance No. 3573, Venetian Bay rezone.
City Manager distributed a revised Development Order.
C. #C-4, Emergency Management Grant.
City Manager distributed a copy of the grant.
D.
#PH-5, Ordinance No. 3575, Hussein rezone.
City Manager reported the property was previously advertised to be rezoned to
MI-2, it is now advertised to be rezoned to PD.
E.
2-hour parking limit downtown.
City Manager reported verbal request from Sara Jacobson to waive the 2-hour
parking limit downtown during the Christmas Season. See Add-on # 1 for action.
,. City Manager's briefing.
A. Conference Center
Briefing not given.
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REGULAR MEETING
7:00 P.M., City Commission Chambers, First Floor
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It~n pa <<~.pa lOp.
1. Doreen Freeman.
A. #C-5, 1st Amendment to Hunter Interests Agreement. Asked for a
breakdown of the $25,000 fee. Mayor Dale directed Ms. Freeman to see
the City Manager~ he will provide it.
B. #R-I2, Brantley & Associates Legislative Services Agreement. Asked for
a breakdown of the fee. Mayor Dale reported the $25,000 annual fee is for
lobbying.
C. #R-I3, Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium design modifications. Asked
what action the commission would take tonight. Mayor Dale reported
allocate a certain amount from general fund reserves, then go back and pin
down the exact number. Asked why additions keep being made; how
much, total, will be spent; and when will it be done. Mayor Dale reported
change orders in the 5 to lOOA>> range are not unusual in projects like this,
and we will know the final budget when the project is done.
D. Cited three new apartment complexes the commission is considering
approving tonight added to two other new ones behind Wal-Mart, and
asked if there is adequate fire and police protection for all these added units
and families, or will the city have to address this at a later date. Mayor
Dale reported yes, there is adequate protection, and yes, it will have to
continue to be addressed as the city grows.
S. Willie Rumph, 1417 Mara Ct. Reported when he operated a game room he had a
problem with police officers cursing at the kids, he is now having the same
problem with the same officers. He was handcuffed at the corner of Celery and
Locust; there was a sting operation at the BMW store and another store, where he
stopped to get gas. Mayor Dale confirmed with Mr. Rumph that there was a
capias filed on Mr. Rumph on this case then asked the City Attorney if the City
Commission should be hearing anything on this case tonight before it goes to the
State Attorney because of the capias and this is an ongoing police case, and
because there are procedures available to Mr. Rumph for filing a complaint. Mr.
Simmons reported probably not, and Mr. Rumph might be cautioned that he has a
Fifth Amendment Right to avoid self-incrimination. Mr. Rumph stated he still
wants to let people know that the tape will show that he walked into the store, got
a Pepsi Cola, set it on the counter, and walked out of the store and the officer is
going to tell him he is under arrest. Mayor Dale stated it is wrong for the
Commission to hear this now, and it is not going to hear this tonight; if Mr. Rumph
feels he has been wronged the proper procedure is to file a complaint against the
Police Department and the city will investigate it and at the end of it the
Commission will hear it. Mr. Rumph reported difficulties scheduling a time with
the Police Department to file a complaint and Mayor Dale reported he could also
file it with City Manager Tony VanDerworp, the Public Safety Director.
3. Jay Jurie, Sanford resident. Asked about the status of Sanford AvenuelCR425
east side lane closure from about 25th Street to Airport Boulevard for maybe two
months, asked if it is a county project (Mayor Dale: yes), asked if there is any city
participation (Mayor Dale: only on utility participation), asked if the issue is storm
drainage (City Manager VanDerworp: to add turn lanes to increase capacity and
improve traffic flow) (Mayor Dale: can see Jerry McCollum or John Moore in the
county engineering department for complete set of plans and information, or city
has plans that can be reviewed).
REVISED 12/18/00 @ 6:00 P.M:.
Public Hearings.
2.
Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3572 to adopt the Second
Comprehensive Plan Amendment of 2000. as revised, incorporating the City's
response to the Department of Community Affairs' Objections, Recommendations,
and Comments. Recommend~ by the City Manager. Ad published December
10,2000.
Adopted as revised.
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S~ond reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3555 to annex 30.57 acres of
property lying between the Seaboard Coastline Railroad and Iowa Avenue and
between N. Kennel Road and Creek Road: approve DeveloplI\ent Order # 00-
0015; Pemberton, Inc. and Sid Vihlen, Jr., owners. Recommended by the City
Manager. Ad published December 6 & 13,2000.
Adopted and
Development Order approved.
Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3573 to rezone 23.7:i: acres of
property lying between Seminole Boulevard and Narcissus Avenue and between
Riverview Avenue and Rachelle Avenue (2385 W. Seminole Boulevard) from AI,
Agriculture to PD, Planned Development with single family residential uses, in
conjunction with the annexation of the property based on consistency with the
approval of the Comprehensive Plan Amendment, with stipulations and conditions;
approve Development Order #00~0022; Michael Murray, applicant for Venetian
Bay. RecolDmended by the City Manager. Ad published December 6, 2000.
Discussed; see after PH-5 for action.
Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3574 to rezone 178.3::t acres of
property lying between Seminole Boulevard and Narcissus Avenue and between
Rand Yard Road extended northerly and N. Kennel Road extended northerly
(2900 Narcissus Avenue) from AG, Agriculture and MI-2, Medium Industrial, to
PD, Planned Development, subject to conditions; approve Development Order
#00~0023; Strategic Acquisitions Corp., owner; Harling Locklin & Associates,
applicant. Recommended by the City Manager. Ad published December 6, 2000.
Adopted and
Development Order approved with revisions to (3 )( c) remaining footage on the N
side after required access and 13' on the S; (t) 30' of the land area shall be; (I)
maximum of 250 dwelling units.
Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3575 to rezone 9.53 acres of
property lying between Cornwall Road extended easterly and East Lake Mary
Boulevard and between Ohio Avenue and Mellonville Avenue, from SR-IA, Single
Family Residential, to PD, Planned Development, subject to conditions; approve
Development Order #00-0024; Abdul Hussein Family Limited Partnership,
owner; Lonnie N. Groot, Esquire, applicant. Recommended by the City
Manager. Ad published December 6, 2000.
Adopted and
Development Order approved with revisions (35' maximum building height, no
vertical construction in the northerly 300' of the property, no industrial use access
via the north access road, cemetery changed to crematory in (3)(1)(9), and an
additional 25' greenbelt north of the parking lot).
Continuation: Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3573 to rezone
23.7:i: acres of property lying between Seminole Boulevard and Narcissus Avenue
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and between Riverview Avenue and Rachelle Avenue (2385 W. Seminole
Boulevard).
Adopted Ordinance 3573 and
Approved Development Order 00-0022 as amended: (3)(a) master plan approved
by the City Commission on December 18,2000; (b) lots 18/35, 35/42, 42/47, &
58-66 will have a solid masonry wall; ~ IS' city services easement to be dedicated
along the S side of 17-92; (e) 30% of the total land area shall be; (h) drainage
easements will be determined at the time of subdivision approval; (I) delete "to
meet minimum" & to end of sentence; (k) not more than 40 dwelling units per
acre.
Before Staff approves the development order, let citizens review and comment on
the entrance feature.
Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3580 to r~one 51.2 acres of
property lying between E. Lake Mary Boulevard and Pine Way and between
Andrews Road and Park National Drive (3801 Mellonville Avenue) from MI-2,
Medium Industrial to PD, Planned Development based on consistency with the
approval of the Comprehensive Plan Amendment, with stipulations and conditions:
approve Develppment Order #00-0032; Helen Howland Holdings, Inc., owner;
Michael Murray, applicant. ~ecommended by the City Manager. Ad published
December 6,2000.
Adopted Ordinance 3580 and
Approved Development Order 00-0032 as amended: (3)(a) remove; <0 remove;
and replace with requirement of a Development Agreement regarding the access
and use ofMellonville Avenue N to East Lake Mary Boulevard to be approved
prior to any construction starting on the off-site portion ofMellonville Avenue; (h)
3()o,Io of total land area; G) 6' high masonry wall on the Ely boundary abutting
Silver Lake Drive and on the N boundary abutting an industrial site.
Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3601 to rezone 9.97 acres of
property lying between Americana Boulevard and East Lake Mary Boulevard and
between Rolling Hills Drive and Orlando Drive, from MR-2, Multiple Family
Dwelling Residential, to GC-2, General Commercial; Huntington Properties,
owner; Ron Howse, applicant. Re~ommended by the City Manager. Ad
published December 6,2000.
Adopted.
Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3602 to an.gn .76 acres of
property lying between East 28th Place and 29th Street and between Palmetto
Avenue and Magnolia Avenue (320 29th Street); Barbara Jackson, owner.
R~commended by the City Manager. Ad published December 6 & 13,2000.
Adopted.
Second re,ding and adO,ption of Ordinance No. 3603 to close, vacate. and
abandon the 14' alley lying between W. 3rd Street and W. 4th Street and between
Myrtle Avenue and Elm Avenue; James Terwilleger and James Dunn, applicants.
Recommended by the City Manager. Ad published December 6, 2000.
Cynthia..... Adopted.
Regular items.
1. Boards: appointments/reappointments.
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Cynthia &
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A.
Central Examining Board. There will be one vacancy beginning January
10,2001. NEED TO APPOINT REPLACEMENT. There are no
applications on file.
Ask suggested members to file Applications and
Schedule interviews.
B.
Historic Preservation Board. There is one vacancy. NEED TO
APPOINT REPLACEMENT. There are no applications on file.
Appointed Russell Lowe.
First readigg of Ordinance No. 3608 to correct a scrivener's error in Ordinance
No. 3584 which provided for the posting of junk vehicles on the real property on
which the vehicle is located, as well as on the vehicle itself Recommended by the
Director of Community Development and the City Manager.
Passed 1 st reading.
Approve the preliminary subdivision plan for Lexington Park, subject to final
engineering approval and Staff approval of each building as it is constructed.
Recomruended by the Director of Engineering and Planning and the City
Manager.
Approved.
Approv~ the preliminary subdivision plan for the proposed Wal-Mart Supercenter
expansion subject to the approval of the Comprehensive Plan Amendment to GC.
General Commercial for the Eastern 3.52 acres; the approval of the rezone to GC~
2, General Commercial for the eastern 3.52 acres; and Subdivision Improvement
Plan approval. Recomplended by the Director of Engineering and Planning and
the City Manager.
Approved.
Consider the Site Plan for Wyndham Place~ as stipulated at the November 9,
1998 City Commission Meeting. This is a 260 unit apartment community located
at 3865 Orlando Drive and based on the Site Plan meeting the standards for
consideration and subject to final Engineering Plan approval. Recommended by
the Director of Engineering and Planning and the City Manager.
Approved with double canopy of trees.
6. First reading of Ordinance No. 3604 re: eliminate term limits for members of the
Cemetery Advisory Committee. Recommended by the City Clerk and the City
Manager.
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Passed 1 st reading.
7.
First reading of Ordinance No. 3605 re: eliminate term limits for members of the
Historic Preservation Board. Recommen(led by the City Clerk and the City
Manager.
Tabled to 1..8.
8.
First reading of Ordinance No. 3606 re: eliminate term limits for members of the
Planning and Zoning Commission. Rec9mmend~ by the City Clerk and the City
Manager.
Tabled to 1-8.
9.
First r~__dina of Ordinance No. 3607 re: eliminate term limits for members of the
Scenic Improvement Board. J!~ommended by the City Clerk and the City
Manager.
Tabled to 1-8.
10. ~pproval ofD(tveI9per's Agreement ofMellonviUe Avenue as it relates to the
proposed Magnolia Park Subdivision, a Single Family Residential subdivision
located at 3801 South MellonvilIe Avenue. RecQIQQlended by the Director of
Engineering and Development and the City Manager. (WS-4)
Jay...... Approved.
1 I. A~opt Resolution No. 1861 authorizing the City Manager to execute all
documents associated with the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program
(LIHEAP) Agreement with the State of Florida Department of Community Affairs
for FY 2001.2002. Recommeq4ed by the Director of Community Development
and the City Manager.
Charles..... Adopted.
12. Approve alpendQl.,.t of~islative $~rvkes t\lreement between the City of
Sanford and Brantley and Associates, Inc. to provide for an extension of an
additional two-year period, to be in effect until November 1 S, 2002. (WS-5)
Mayor.... Approved.
13. Approve desilll modifica~jons of the Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium to
expand the locker rooms and dugouts to ensure proper facilities for current and
future events, subject to final cost estimates and approval of the Proposal Request
for construction. Recommended by the Engineering and Planning Director and the
City Manager. (WS-3)
Jay..... Approved, from general funds.
ConseQt Agenda.
1. Approv~ st~t clo~ure of 13th Street from Persimmon Avenue (at Crooms
Academy) to Laurel Avenue; Laurel Avenue from 13th Street to First Street; First
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Street from Laurel Avenue to Fort Mellon Park, on Monday, January 15,2001,
from 10:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M., in conjunction with "Martin Luther King Jr.
Celebration" special event. Recommended by the City Manager.
Approved.
2.
Approve use of Civic Center and waive the fe~ on January 13 & 14,2001 for
Martin Luther King Celebration. Recommended by the City Manager.
Approved & waived.
3.
Approve continuation of current 'Yater rates for the Midway-Canaan Water
Association. Recommended by the City Manager.
Approved.
4.
Approve $50.000 Grant Application from the Division of Emergency
Management Emergency Management Preparedness and Assistance Trust Fund.
RecQmmended by the City Manager.
Approved.
5.
Approve 1st amendment to consulting services agreement with Hunter Interests,
Inc. Recommended by the City Manager.
Approved.
Add-on items.
1. Request for temporary moratorium on 2 hour parking limit downtown, from now
through December 24th.
TV....... No action to approve.
Information only.
1. Sanford Seminole Aquatic Center First Quarter Report FY 2000-2001.
No mention.
City Attorney's Report. None given.
City Clerk's Report. None given.
City Manager's Report. Distributed Christmas gifts to the Mayor and City Commissioners.
<;ity Commissioners' Reports.
Mayor Dale. Gave City Manager a Christmas gift.
Commissioner Eckstein. Reported he wants to do away with an ordinance that was made
to punish one individual; it was made for the wrong reasons.
Ian..... Motion passed that anyone who leaves the City Commission can serve on a board
immediately and not have to wait a year.
Commissioner Williams. Reported she is really touched by the picture and thanked Tony
VanDerworp; reported she really enjoys working with everyone.
Commissioner Lessard. No report.
Commissioner Jones. No report.
Mayor Dale. Reported they appreciate the gifts and wished everyone Merry Christmas
and Happy Hanukkah.
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE
WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING OR
HEARING HE MAY NEED A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS INCLUDING
THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE wmCH RECORD IS NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY
OF SANFORD. (FS286.0105)
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO P ARTIClP ATE IN ANY OF
THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA
COORDINATOR AT 330-5626 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING.