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AGENDA
Sanford City Commission Meetings
Monday, July 28, 1997
Sanford City Hall, 300 North Park Avenue
Sanford, Florida
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Work Session
3:30 P.M. in the City Manager's Conference Room
1. Discussion of Main Street Status Report.
2. Discussion of Waterfront Master Plan Steering Committee Fort Mellon Park
recommendation.
3. City Manager briefing on outleases.
4. Discussion of proposed annexation west of 1-4.
5. Discussion of Costs to upgrade Coastline Park.
6. Discussion - County Courthouse/City Hall
7. Discussion of board appointments/reappointments.
8. Discussion of Regular Agenda items and other items.
9. Video re: Commission on Local Government II.
10. City Manager's report.
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Regular Meeting
7:00 P.M.
City Commission Chambers
11. Consideration of payment of overtime pay for officer.
12. Citizen participation.
13. Consideration of Commission meeting minutes.
13.5 Request for preferred developer status from William C. Longa for construction ofa hotel
on Sanford Airport property and on the waterfront.
14. Public hearing to consider condemnation of structures.
15. Consideration of second reading and adoption of:
A. Ordinance No. 3349.
B. Ordinance No. 3350.
16. 801 Magnolia Avenue.
A. Hearing for discontinuation of Non-Conforming Use for 801 Magnolia
Avenue.
B. Consideration of request for reinstatement of Occupational License.
17. Consideration of request to board up vacant property.
18. Consideration of condemnation Nos. 96-2. 96-3. 96-13 and 96-23.
19. Consideration offint reading of Ordinance No. 3351 re: amending taxicab insurance
requirements and City Code.
20. Consideration of Resolution No. 1759 re: Urban and Community Forestry Grant
Memorandum of Agreement with the State of Florida. Department of Agriculture
and Consumer Services. Division of Forestry.
21. Boards: appointments/reappointments.
A. Cemetery Advisory Committee.
B. Waterfront Master Plan Steering Committee.
22. Consideration of recommendations from Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting
of July 3. 1997.
22.5 Pine Shadow Apartments.
23. Consideration of LAP Certification request.
24. Consideration ofLmEAP Agreement modification.
25. Consent Agenda.
26. Information regarding invoices paid during the period for previously approved
lump sum contracts.
27. City Attorney's Report.
28. City Manager's Report.
29. City Clerk's Report.
30. City Commissionen' Reports.
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HEARING HE MAY NEED A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS,
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BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. (FS286.0105)
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FOR FURTHER DESCRIPTION OF AGENDA ITEMS, SEE ATTACHED MEMORANDUM.
July 31, 1997
TO:
STAFF
FROM:
CITY MANAGER AND CITY CLERK
RE:
JULY 28, 1997, AGENDA ITEMS
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Work Session
Second Floor
1. Discussion of Main Street Status Report.
.. ........ Discussed, no action.
2. Discussion of Waterfront Master Plan Steering Committee Fort Mellon Park
recommendation. Information attached.
Bill S.. Discussed; requested joint meeting with WFMPSC, probably in September.
.......... Received request for preferred developer status from William C. Longa for construction of
a hotel on Sanford Airport property and on the waterfront; see Item # 13.5 for action.
3. City Manager's briefing on outleases.
.......... City Manager reviewed leases; Mayor Dale reported Diane Crews will prepare a matrix of
the information presented.
4. Discussion of proposed annexation west ofI-4. Information attached.
Bill S.. Discussed, to facilitate removal of5 billboards and replace with 1 new billboard;
concurred to discuss with Seminole County.
5. Discussion of costs to upgrade Coastline Park. The total costs ofthese upgrades are
$69,780.00 per Recreation and Parks. Information attached.
Mike.. Discussed; staff to prepare cost estimate to upgrade as presented, except playground
equipment, and add the installation of lights.
6. Discussion - County Courthouse/City Hall.
........ .. Discussed Mayor's request to ask county if it has any interest in acquiring City Hall;
concurred Mayor write letter as requested.
7. (Board appointments/re-appointments).
.......... Discussed, see Item #21 for action.
8. (Regular Agenda items and other items).
A. CDBG grant for community policing in Goldsboro.
. . . . . ..... Discussed Sheriff's proposed substation with up to 14 officers for Goldsboro community
policing.
B. Golden Rule's proposed acquisition of the Harris property at 3rd St and Sanford
Av.
.......... Discussed Golden Rule's need for $20,000.00 to close the deal with the United Negro
College Fund; County Commission agreed to give $10,000.00 from Community Service
budget if City will match and if Golden Rule provides a business plan to obtain the rest of
the money. Commissioner Lessard to review the organization and property and provide
the Commission with a financial overview of Golden Rule and a business plan.
C. Pine Shadows apartments.
.... ...... Discussed people still living there; getting a court order to evacuate the premises; the
prospective owner, H.A.N.D.S., getting said court order after they own the property.
D. Caterer for City Commission meals.
Jan... .. Commission Lessard reported receipt of a menu from Senate Williams, for catering, and
suggested using him for City Commission meals.
9. Video re: Commission on Local Government II. Information attached.
.......... Not viewed.
10. (City Manager's report).
A. Citizens' Advisory Board Bylaw.
Bill S.. Discussed changes to sections C.1., CA., D.3., DA., and D.5; City Manager to discuss
with the liaison; Commissioner Eckstein to talk to the Chairman.
B. 1212 ~ Mulberry Avenue, Mary Smith, owner.
.......... City Manager reported request from owner for city to demolish at no cost to owner; see
Item #28.A. for action.
C. EMS billing agreement.
.......... City Manager reported this is ready to be approved; see Item #28.C. for action.
D. FDOT grant to purchase 5 video cameras for police cars.
.......... City Manager reported receipt of this grant in amount of $26,325.00 and recommended
using LETF funds to purchase the cameras then after obtaining reimbursement from the
grant, return the funds to the LETF; the Commission had no objection; see Item #28.D for
action.
E. HTE contract for data division management.
Bill S.. City Manager reported Staffis not willing to bring to the Commission the contract
proposed by HTE, and since this has taken so long, recommended placing on hold, hire an
employee to fill the vacancy in Data Processing, and let the new Finance Director work on
the contract; the Commission had no objection.
F. National Guard use of City Hall for training.
Bill S.. City Manager reported request from the National Guard to use the City Hall grounds
August 2 & 3 for training and the Commission had no objection.
G. Midge report.
.......... Mayor Dale reported he will travel to Jacksonville Thursday with Dr. Ali and others to
look at barges available free from the U.S. Government.
H. Carpet replacement - second floor of City Hall.
.......... Reviewed sample recommended by City Staff; concurred with selection; see Item #28.B.
for action.
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Regular Meeting
First Floor
11. Consideration of one year of overtime payment for police officer on canine patrol. This
officer has requested one year of overtime not paid for working with a dog and has not
received one hour a day overtime payor one hour a day paid time off Tabled at July 16,
1997 Special Commission Meeting.
City Manager recommends approval.
~......... Heard input, discussed, authorized payment of overtime as requested and instructed the
tr Police Department to immediately correct the paperwork problem that this issue brought
to light.
12. Citizen participation.
A. Sgt. Darrel Presley asked for clarification/information regarding the newspaper
article stating that the Sheriff's Department will perform Community Policing for
Sanford in Goldsboro.
.......... Mayor Dale reported Seminole County was going to cut the City's grant request for
funding for the City to perform Community Policing in Goldsboro, but would fund a
Sheriff's Department Community Substation with up to 14 people in that area, and the
City agreed.
B. Ron Reno reported that the Tsunami Beach Club events have gotten out of control
and no none is stepping in and that there is not enough parking or security for the
Warp Tour August 3rd.
. ......... Mayor Dale reported the City has been advised that security has been hired and that there
will be parking attendants to direct the parking.
13. Consideration of approval of Commission minutes for July 7 and 8, 1997 Budget Work
Sessions, July 14, 1997 Work Session and July 14, 1997 Regular Meeting. Copies
enclosed.
Markae Approved, with correction to July 14 Regular Meeting showing that Commissioner
Lessard, not Commissioner Lyons, abstained from voting on a condemnation time
extension.
13.5. Consideration of request for preferred developer status from William C. Longa for
construction of a hotel on Sanford Airport property and on the waterfront.
.......... The Commission concurred that the City Attorney review the request and advise Mayor
Dale of his findings, and Mayor Dale communicate the City's response to Mr. Longa.
14. Public hearing (This hearing is a formal procedure that the City is required to do as a first
step toward the demolition of dilapidated structures unless the owner( s) brings these up to
code; owners who proceed to make reasonable progress toward correction of deficiencies
can expect to be allowed time to make corrections upon written request.) Willie M.
Herring, owner, notified July 7, 1997 and ad published July 13 and 20, 1997. Information
attached.
1) Condemnation Report #97-27,2021 W. 18th Street
2) Condemnation Report #97-28,2031 W. 18th Street
3) Condemnation Report #97-29, 2041 W. 18th Street
4) Condemnation Report #97-30,2051 W. 18th Street
5) Condemnation Report #97-31,2061 W. 18th Street
6) Condemnation Report #97-32,2071 W. 18th Street
7) Condemnation Report #97-33,2081 W. 18th Street
8) Condemnation Report #97-34, 1804 Pear Avenue
9) Condemnation Report #97-35, 1806 Pear Avenue
10) Condemnation Report #97-36, 1808 Pear Avenue
11) Condemnation Report #97-37, 1810 Pear Avenue
12) Condemnation Report #97-38, 1812 Pear Avenue
13) Condemnation Report #97-39, 1803 Merthie
14) Condemnation Report #97-40, 1805 Merthie
15) Condemnation Report #97-41, 1807 Merthie
16) Condemnation Report #97-42, 1809 Merthie
17) Condemnation Report #97-43, 1811 Merthie
City Manager recommends structures in Reports #97-27 through 97-43 be found to be
unsafe, dilapidated, unsanitary or uninhabitable, to condemn said structures, and give the
owner thirty (30) days to repair or demolish. Ifproperty owner fails to effect such
demolition and removal or repair within said thirty (30) day period, the City shall demolish
and remove the buildings and/or structures and the actual cost of said removal and
~ disposal, including administrative costs, will be assessed as a lien against the properties
, ....... Public hearing held; all condemned and given 30 days to repair or demolish as
recommended.
15. Public hearing to consider second reading and adoption of Ordinances:
A. Ordinance No. 3349, to annex within the corporate area of the City of Sanford a
portion of property lying between Oregon Avenue South and Paola Road and
between Rinehart Road and Kaywood Drive. Ad published July 17 and July 24,
(, J--iI-rJ r 1997. Copy attached.
\..A./1/ v'-'itlq...... PH held, ordinance adopted.
B. Ordinance No. 3350, re: Noise Regulations. Ad published July 17. 1997. Copy
(' I A_ Itrrll" attached.
vv~ Y\JVv~..... PH held, ordinance adopted.
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16. 801 Magnolia Avenue.
A. (Application for Determining Discontinued Non-conforming Uses for property
located at 801 Magnolia Avenue.) Clarice Delano, owner, notified July 18, 1997.
~ Information attached.
7/ - . .. .~..... ConSidered; Insufficient evidence to discontinue.
B. Consideration of request of reinstatement of Occupational License. The City has
received the proper request for reinstatement from the property owner, Clarice
Delano.
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~ City Manager recommendation to be available at meeting.
ft.......... City Manager recommended reinstatement; Commission authorized to reinstate license.
17. Consideration of request to board up property. Gary Winn, Building Official requested
that the property at 305 Plum Tree Court be boarded up. The property is in foreclosure
status and the owner cannot be notified. Information attached.
rp City Manager recommends approval.
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.. y.. Approved.
18. Consideration of condemnation Nos. 96-2,96-3,96-13 and 96-23. These items appear on
the Condemnation Status Report dated July 3, 1997 reviewed at the July 14, 1997
Commission Meeting. Condemnation Nos. 96-2, 96-3 and 96-23 were tabled for lack of a
written request for extension from the owners. Condemnation No. 96-13 was not
discussed. The Director of Community Development recommended demolition after a
title search has been completed.
~City Manager recommendation to be available at meeting.
... . . City Manager recommended, and City Commission: authorized to deny extension for 96-
9, authorized 6 months extension for 96-2, authorized 60 day extension for 96-3,
authorized Public Works to demolish after title search 96-13, and authorized extension to
August 3 1, 1997 for 96-23.
19. Consideration offirst reading of Ordinance No. 3351, re: Insurance requirements for
taxicabs pursuant to Work Session of July 14, 1997. Information attached.
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~ Cily Manager recommends approval
2<\\ .
.......... Passed 1st readmg.
20. Consideration of Resolution No. 1759 to enter into an Urban and Community Forestry
Grant Memorandum of agreement with the State of Florida, Department of Agriculture
and Consumer Services, Division of Forestry to provide monies in which to help fund the
tree planting program.
~ City Manager recommends adoption.
. .......... Adopted.
21. Boards:
A. Cemetery Advisory Committee. There is one vacancy (the recently created
position). Cemetery Advisory Committee will meet on July 30, 1997 and request
names for recommendation to the Committee to be submitted to the City
Commission for approval. NO ACTION NEEDED. (Previously handled.)
g -I ( No application for Appointment to a City Board on file.
.......... No action, list 8-11-97.
B. Waterfront Master Plan Steering Committee. Request to confirm the
appointment of Cathy Bossert to the Waterfront Steering Committee representing
a.~~'. confi~~~. Scenic Improvement Board. NEED TO CONFIRM.
22. Consideration of recommendations from Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting of
July 3, 1997. Information attached.
Item #1 Approved request for a Conditional Use for AMVETS Post #17 to
establish alcoholic beverage sales for consumption on premises of beer,
wine and liquor for property located at 901 W. Seminole Blvd. In a GC-2,
General Commercial Zoning District subject to a sunset provision of 1 year
with the recommendation that the fee for re-application for Conditional
Use approval be waived. NO ACTION NEEDED.
.......... No action taken.
Item #2:
Denied the request for Conditional Use to establish alcoholic beverage
sales for consumption on premises of beer and wine for property located at
1410 W. 13th Street in a GC-2, General Commercial Zoning District
owned by Barbara Martin Pope. NO ACTION NEEDED.
.......... No action taken.
Item #3:
Approved revisions to the Final Plat for Dreamworld 3rd Section, a replat
of the North 245.28 feet of Block 7, Dreamworld 3rd Section correcting
the original plat approved in October 1996. NEEDS ACTION:
APPROV AL/DENIAL.
r....... Approved.
22.5 Pine Shadow Apartments. Paul Chitwood reported his organization has the property
under contract and the contract was subject to the building being vacant at the time they
took title; and he received a faxed Power of Attorney from the current owner to effect
vacating.
23. Consideration of LAP Certification request. Information attached.
Jay..... Approved.
24. Consideration ofLIHEAP Agreement modification. This modification to the agreement
will provide an increase of $40,455 for LIHEAP activities. The new modified contract
totals $181,533. After City Commission approval and execution by the City the
Agreement will be forwarded to the Florida Department of Community Affairs.
City Mana2er recommends authorization to execute.
Charles Authorized.
25. Consent Agenda.
A. Consideration of Tabulation of Bid #IFB96/97-87 PC Workstations (Police
Department) to be used by the Administrative and Uniform Divisions. Memo, bid
tabulation and RFP attached.
City Manager recommends approval of lowest bid meeting specifications from
Adrian 1. Laurencelle, Inc. of Sanford, Florida in the amount of $2,922.00.
Joe.... Accepted as recommended.
B. Consideration of request for payment of statement. Copy attached. City
Manager recommends authorization to pay.
(1) From Muller, Mintz, Kornreich, Caldwell, Casey, Crosland & Bramnick,
P.A. for payment of statement in the amount of$954.50 for professional
services from 06/06/97 through 06/30/97.
Sandy. Approved.
C. Approval of Vouchers for the month of June, 1997.
Sandy. Approved.
26. Consideration often invoices in total amount of$197,573.91 from Universal Engineering
Sciences ($1,504.65), Ardaman & Associates Inc. ($1,525.47, $783.90, 1,203.75),
Conklin, Porter and Holmes Engineers, Inc.($3,538.32, $4,159.97, $864.15, $3,392.13,
$17,892.04, $4,901.42, $3,834.19, $948.19, $3,460.30, 8,442.09) Wharton-Smith, Inc.
~/~.,"/;I ($34,098.87) and Prime Construction Group, Inc. ($107,024.47). Copies attached.
V)j/1J).. ~cr Acknowledged.
27. (City Attorney's report).
.. 00 00 00 00 None given.
28.
~$oooo,
(City Manager's report).
A. 1212 'l1 Mulberry Avenue.
Denied request from Mary Smith for City to demolish structure at no cost to her.
(ltA B. Carpet replacement - 2nd floor of City Hall.
7J~ l'v~t.... Approved selection discussed at Work Session.
~ C. EMS Claims Billing Contract.
'C'oo 00 oo' Authorized.
()..,'n oj D. Purchase of 5 video cameras for police vehicles.
~.......... Concurred to purchase as discussed at Work Session.
29. (City Clerk's report).
00 00 00 00 00 None given.
30. (City Commissioners' reports).
A. Commissioner Eckstein. None given.
B. Commissioner Williams.
.. ........ Reported calls from citizens in the Country Club area behind Goldsboro stating they were
pleased with the City's response to Code Enforcement problems.
C. Commissioner Lessard. None given.
~'+- E. Commissioner Lyons.
0eA/lAA (1) Pine Shadow Apartments.
rr......O. Commission authorized minimal trash pickup and mowing around the perimeter as the
City Manager determines appropriate.
(2) Waterfront Master Plan Steering Committee.
~... Commission concurred that Staff check the permit costs for a permit from the St. Johns
() U River Water Management District for construction of a pier in Lake Monroe.
F. Mayor Dale.
. .... . .... Reported he has established a meeting on August 11 with parties in the chain of ownership
of the coal gasification plant property to discuss clean up of the property.
July 23, ] 997
TO:
MA YOR AND COMMISSrON
DEPUTY CITY CLERK rn f<
FROM:
RE:
JUL Y 28, 1997, AGENDA ITEMS
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Work Session
Second Floor
1. Discussion of Main Street Status Report.
2. Discussion of Waterfront Master Plan Steering Committee Fort Mellon Park
recommendation. Information attached.
3. City Manager's briefing on outleases.
4. Discussion of proposed annexation west ofI-4. Information attached.
5. Discussion of costs to upgrade Coastline Park. The total costs of these upgrades are
$69,780.00 per Recreation and Parks. Information attached.
6. Discussion - County Courthouse/City Hall.
7. (Board appointments/re-appointments).
8. (Regular Agenda items and other items).
9. Video re: Commission on Local Government II. Intormation attached.
10. (City Manager's report).
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Regular Meeting
First Floor
] 1. Consideration of one year of overtime payment for police officer on canine patrol. This
officer has requested one year of overtime not paid for working with a dog and has not
received one hour a day overtime payor one hour a day paid time off. Tabled at July 16,
1997 Special Commission Meeting.
City Mana2er recommends approval.
]2. Citizen participation.
13. Consideration of approval of Commission minutes for July 7 and 8, ]997 Budget Work
Sessions, July 14,1997 Work Session and July ]4, ]997 Regular Meeting. Copies
enclosed.
14. Public hearing (This hearing is a formal procedure that the City is required to do as a first
step toward the demolition of dilapidated structures unless the owner(s) brings these up
to code; owners who proceed to make reasonable progress toward correction of
deficiencies can expect to be allowed time to make corrections upon written request.)
Willie M. Herring, owner, notified July 7, 1997 and ad published July 13 and 20, ] 997.
Information attached.
1) Condemnation RepOli #97-27,2021 W. 18th Street
2) Condemnation Report #97-28,2031 W. 18th Street
3) Condemnation Report #97-29,2041 W. 18th Street
4) Condemnation Report #97-30,2051 W. 18th Street
5) Condemnation Report #97-31, 2061 W. 18th Street
6) Condemnation Report #97-32,2071 W. 18th Street
7) Condemnation Report #97-33, 2081 W. 18th Street
8) Condemnation Report #97-34, 1804 Pear Avenue
9) Condemnation Report #97-35, 1806 Pear Avenue
10) Condemnation Report #97-36, 1808 Pear Avenue
11) Condemnation Report #97-37, 1810 Pear Avenue
12) Condemnation Report #97-38, 1812 Pear Avenue
13) Condemnation Report #97-39, 1803 Merthie
14) Condemnation Report #97-40, 1805 Merthie
15) Condemnation Report #97-41,1807 Merthie
16) Condemnation Report #97-42, 1809 Merthie
17) Condemnation Report #97-43, 1811 Merthie
City Mana2er recommends structures in Reports #97-27 through 97-43 be found to be
unsafe, dilapidated, unsanitary or uninhabitable, to condemn said structures, and give the
owner thirty (30) days to repair or demolish. If property owner fails to effect such
demolition and removal or repair within said thirty (30) day period, the City shall
demolish and remove the buildings and/or structures and the actual cost of said removal
and disposal, including administrative costs, will be assessed as a lien against the
properties
15. Public hearing to consider second reading and adoption of Ordinances:
A. Ordinance No. 3349, to annex within the corporate are of the City of Sanford a
portion of property lying between Oregon A venue South and Paola Road and
between Rinehart Road and Kaywood Drive. Ad published July 17 and July 24,
1997. Copy attached.
B. Ordinance No. 3350, re: Noise Regulations. Ad published July 17. 1997. Copy
attached.
16. 801 Magnolia Avenue.
A. (Application for Detennining Discontinued Non-confonning Uses for property
located at 801 Magnolia Avenue.) Clarice Delano, owner, notified July 18, 1997.
Information attached.
B. Consideration of request of reinstatement of Occupational License. The City has
received the proper request for reinstatement from the property owner, Clarice
Delano.
City Mana2er recommendation to be available at meeting.
17. Consideration of request to board up property. Gary Winn, Building Official requested
that the property at 305 Plum Tree Court be boarded up. The property is in foreclosure
status and the owner cannot be notified. Information attached.
City Mana2er recommends approval.
] 8. Consideration of condemnation Nos. 96-2, 96-3, 96-13 and 96-23. These items appear
on the Condemnation Status Report dated July 3, 1997 reviewed at the July 14, 1997
Commission Meeting. Condemnation Nos. 96-2, 96-3 and 96-23 were tabled for lack of
a written request for extension from the owners. Condemnation No. 96-13 was not
discussed. The Director of Community Development recommended demolifion after a
title search has been completed.
City Mana2er recommendation to be available at meeting.
19. Consideration of first reading of Ordinance No. 3351, re: Insurance requirements for
taxicabs pursuant to Work Session of July 14, 1997. Information attached.
City Mana2er recommends approval.
20. Consideration of Resolution No. 1759 to enter into an Urban and Community Forestry
Grant Memorandum of agreement with the State of Florida, Department of Agriculture
and Consumer Services, Division of Forestry to provide monies in which to help fund the
tree planting program.
City Manager recommends adoption.
21. Boards:
A. Cemetery Advisory Committee. There is one vacancy (the recently created
position). Cemetery Advisory Committee will meet on July 30, 1997 and request
names for recommendation to the Committee to be submitted to the City
Commission for approval. NO ACTION NEEDED. (Previously handled.)
No application for Appointment to a City Board on file.
B. Waterfront Master Plan Steering Committee. Request to confirm the
appointment of Cathy Bossert to the Waterfront Steering Committee representing
the Scenic Improvement Board. NEED TO CONFIRM.
22. Consideration of recommendations from Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting of
July 3, 1997. Information attached.
Item # I
Approved request for a Conditional Use for AMVETS Post # 17 to
establish alcoholic beverage sales for consumption on premises of beer,
wine and liquor for property located at 901 W. Seminole Blvd. In a GC-2,
General Commercial Zoning District subject to a sunset provision of I
year with the recommendation that the fee for re-application for
Conditional Use approval be waived. NO ACTION NEEDED.
Item #2:
Denied the request for Conditional Use to establish alcoholic beverage
sales for consumption on premises of beer and wine for property located
at 1410 W. 13th Street in a GC-2, General Commercial Zoning District
owned by Barbara Martin Pope. NO ACTION NEEDED.
Item #3:
Approved revisions to the Final Plat for Dreamworld 3rd Section, a replat
of the North 245.28 feet of Block 7, Dreamworld 3rd Section correcting
the original plat approved in October 1996. NEEDS ACTION:
APPRO V AL/DENIAL.
23. Consideration of LAP Certification request. Infonnation attached.
24. Consideration ofUHEAP Agreement modification. This modification to the agreement
will provide an increase of $40,455 for LIHEAP activities. The new modified contract
totals $181,533. After City Commission approval and execution by the City the
Agreement will be forwarded to the Florida Department of Community Affairs.
City Manager recommends authorization to execute.
25. Consent Agenda.
A. Consideration of Tabulation of Bid #IFB96/97-87 PC Workstations (Police
Department) to be used by the Administrative and Uniform Divisions. Memo,
bid tabulation and RFP attached.
City Manager recommends approval of lowest bid meeting specifications from
Adrian 1. Laurencelle, Inc. of Sanford, Florida in the amount of $2,922.00.
B. Consideration of request for payment of statement. Copy attached. City
Manager recommends authorization to pay.
(1) From Muller, Mintz, Kornreich, Caldwell, Casey, Crosland & Bramnick,
P.A. for payment of statement in the amount of $954.50 for professional
services from 06/06/97 through 06/30/97.
C. Approval of Vouchers for the month of June, 1997.
26. Consideration often invoices in total amount of$197,573.91 from Universal Engineering
Sciences ($1,504.65), Ardaman & Associates Inc. ($1,525.47, $783.90, 1,203.75),
Conklin, Porter and Holmes Engineers, Tnc.($3,538.32, $4,159.97, $864.15, $3,392.13,
$17,892.04, $4,901.42, $3,834.19, $948.19, $3,460.30, 8,442.09) Wharton-Smith, Inc.
($34,098.87) and Prime Construction Group, Inc. ($107,024.47). Copies attached.
27. (Ci.y Attorney's report).
28. (City Manager's report).
29. (City Clerk's report).
30. (City Commissioners' reports).