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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06-05-01 Minutes MINUTES OF THE OCOEE CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING HELD JUNE 5, 2001 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Vandergrift called the regular meeting to order at 7: 16 p.m. in the Commission Chambers located at 150 North Lakeshore Drive. Commissioner Parker led in the prayer and City Clerk Grafton led in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. The roll was called and a quorum declared present. PRESENT: Mayor Vandergrift, Commissioners Anderson, Howell, Johnson (arrived at 8:05 p.m.), and Parker. Also present were City Manager Gleason, City Attorney Rosenthal, City Clerk Grafton, City Engineer/Utilities Director Shira, Assistant City Engineer Wheeler, Code Enforcement Supervisor Simon, Communications Manager Ek-Collins, Community Relations/Projects Director Shira, Finance Supervisor Carter, Information Systems Manager Ross, Planning Director Wagner, Principal Planner Lewis, Senior Planner McGinnis, Police Chief Mark, and Public Works Director Smith. ABSENT: None PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS Proclamation - Code Enforcement Week - June 25-29,2001 Commissioner Parker read the Proclamation proclaiming June 25 - 29, 2001, to be Code Enforcement Week in the City of Ocoee and Code Enforcement Supervisor Simon was present to accept the Proclamation. Water Shortage Update. (Assistant City Engineer Wheeler) Assistant City Engineer Wheeler reported on the status of the water shortage and commended citizens for reducing their consumption. Proclamation for Wayne Hurst Commissioner Howell presented a Proclamation/Plaque to Ocoee citizen, Wayne Hurst, recognizing his generosity in donating a kidney anonymously to someone he did not know. Mayor Vandergrift advised Ms. Pat Ferguson, who usually volunteers to take telephone calls during Commission meetings, was unable to be present due to her mother's illness, and Mrs. Vandergrift was filling in for her. CONSENT AGENDA The consent agenda consisted of items A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I and J. Commissioner Anderson discussed item B with Information Systems Manager Ross and requested that he provide a report showing a time line for implementing the software interfacing with Cisco. Referring to item E, Commissioner HowelL seconded by Commissioner Anderson. moved to take $1.500 from the Travel Account to give to the Little League to replace the fire Ocoee City Commission Regular Meeting June 5, 2001 suppression system hood required by the Fire Inspector. Motion carried 4-0. Commissioner Johnson was not present. Mayor Vandergrift pulled item C for discussion later in the meeting and that discussion! action can be found in the Mayor's comments at the end of these minutes. Mavor Vanderl:l"ift. seconded by Commissioner Howell. moved to adopt items A. B. D. E. F. G. H. I and J of the consent agenda as presented. Motion carried 4-0. Commissioner Johnson was not present. A. Approval and Acceptance of Minutes of Commission Regular Session of May 15, 2001. (City Clerk Grafton) B. Approval and Authorization for the Mayor and City Clerk to Execute the Ocoee Police Department Software Maintenance Agreement with Cisco and Aether. (Information Systems Manager Ross) . Support agreements are needed in order to receive upgrades, technical support, and patches to the primary software used by OPD for dispatch and records management. C. Removed for consideration later in the meeting. Please see the discussion/motion in Commissioners Comments on the last page of these minutes. D. Approval and Acceptance of Quarterly Financial Report. (Finance Director Horton) . The report reflects revenues and expenditures for Second Quarter FY01. E. Approval and Authorization for Budget Transfer of Funds to Finish Fiscal Year 2000-2001. (City Manager Gleason) . Transfer $18,000. from Legislative Equipment/Commission Chamber Seats Account No. 001-511-00-6400: $8,000. to Legislative Travel Account No. 001-511-00-4000; $6,000. to Neighborhood Matching Grants Account No. 001-574-00-8206; and $4,000. to Legislative Account No. 001-511-00-3128 for City Logo. F. Approval and Authorization for Mayor and City Clerk to Execute Change Order to Existing Contract between City of Ocoee and Groundtek to Allow Code Enforcement to use this Contractor for Mowing Services. (Code Enforcement Supervisor Simon) . As the prior contractor quit without notice, Code Enforcement needs a new contractor for nuisance abatement. G. Approval and Authorization to Transfer Funds from Account No. 001-574- 00-5230, Small Equipment, to Account No. 001-574-00-6400, Capital Outlay. (OGTV Operations Manager Prihoda) . Funds are needed for purchase of camera lenses. H. Authorization to Transfer Monies from the Salary Account to Computer Equipment/Software Account. (Communications Manager Ek-Collins) . Funds will be used to purchase a laptop computer for the Communications Manager. Page 2 of 11 Ocoee City Commission Regular Meeting June 5, 2001 I. Approval and Authorization to Close Rachel's Ridge Loop for Wedgewood Commons Subdivision Special Event. (Building Official Velie) . This Block Party is scheduled for June 23, 2001 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Those making the arrangements understand that 1) All residents affected by the closure will be notified in advance, 2) Health Central Ambulance must be notified in advance, 3) An emergency lane must be maintained at all times, and 4) Roads must be blocked with proper barricades. J. Re-appointments/Appointment to Boards. (City Clerk Grafton) 1. Citizen Advisory Council for Police Department - 3 year terms ending July 1, 2004, and August 1, 2004 - Norman Beier, Cecil Sammons, and Mark Linn are willing to serve again. New Appointment of Applicant Eugene Davis (District 4) for term ending July 1, 2004. 2. Education Commission - 2 year terms ending August 2003 - Dennis Chen, Nancy Cox, Rosemary Davis are willing to serve again. Robert Williams does not wish to be reappointed. No applications at this time to fill this position. City Manager Gleason introduced new employee, Greg Ek-Collins, Communications Manager, who addressed Commission briefly. Mayor Vandergrift directed attention to item J of the consent agenda, noting that Mr. Robert Williams does not wish to be reappointed to the Education Commission, and he thanked Mr. Williams for his many years of service to the citizens. COMMENTS FROM CITIZENS/PUBLIC Mr. R. P. Mohnacky, 1820 Prairie Lake Boulevard, raised a question regarding tracking and monitoring the stipend which was approved recently for the elected officials. City Manager Gleason advised it would be reviewed and evaluated each year during the budget adoption process. Mr. Mohnacky said he wants the seat-belt laws changed. Mr. Gleason advised the City is enforcing state law and is currently doing an awareness program, but cannot rewrite the law. COMMISSIONERS ANNOUNCEMENTS/CORRESPONDENCE Mayor Vandergrift announced the lakefront cleanup on Saturday, June 9 from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and asked for volunteers to join him. Commissioner Howell asked for a work session to review the job responsibilities and delineation of duties between the elected officials and the City Manager. Mayor Vandergrift said it should be put on the next regular meeting agenda. Commissioner Anderson and City Manager Gleason proposed having a retreat such as the staff recently completed. Page 3 of 11 Ocoee City Commission Regular Meeting June 5, 2001 PUBLIC HEARINGS Awarding of RFP #01-001, Part A: Exclusive Commercial and Multi-Family Solid Waste Franchise and Part B: Residential Yard and Bulky Waste Collection and Disposal Contract. (Public Works Director Smith) Public Works Director Smith advised, in accordance with Commission direction, he had combined the Exclusive Commercial and Multi-Family Solid Waste Franchise and Residential Yard and Bulky Waste Collection and Disposal Contract into one item and advertised for requests for proposals. The four responses received (Florida Recycling Services, Inc., Waste Management, Superior Waste Services of Florida, and Republic Services) were found to be responsive and responsible. The RFP Selection Committee had ranked the applicants and recommended awarding to Waste Management as they had scored the highest in the review and evaluation. Mr. Smith added Waste Management's proposal was the only one that would not cost the Sanitation fund additional dollars. The public hearing was opened. Mr. Jay Gunter, Manager of Superior Waste Services of Florida, addressed Commission, as did his counsel, Scott Glass, Esquire, Shutts and Bowen. Mr. Jim Swan, Waste Management, also addressed Commission. City Attorney Rosenthal reviewed the RFP details and listed the options available to Commission. The public hearing was closed. Commissioner Anderson, seconded by Commissioner Johnson, moved to rank Superior Waste Services of Florida as the number one ranked proposer based on the award criteria set forth in the RFP Number 01-001. Parts A and B, and direct and authorize the City staffto negotiate and finalize a contract with Superior Waste Services of Florida and bring that contract back to the City Commission for final action. Motion carried 3-2 with Mayor Vandergrift and Commissioner Howell voting no. Second Reading of Ordinance No. 2001-12, Ready to Serve Garbage Collection Fee. (Public Works Director Smith) City Attorney Rosenthal read the title only of the Ordinance. Public Works Director Smith gave the staff report, advising the City currently has several new neighborhoods nearing completion which will receive utility services from Orange County and sanitation and stormwater services from the City. This Ordinance amends Section 143 of the Code of Ordinances by requiring the homeowner to establish a sanitation service account and pay a $50.00 deposit at the time the certificate of occupancy is issued for the building. Mayor Vander~rift. seconded by Commissioner Johnson. moved to direct staff to look into adding the garbage collection to the property tax bill to be collected bv the Tax Collector. Motion carried 4-0. Commissioner Howell was away from the dais. Page 4 of 11 Ocoee City Commission Regular Meeting June 5, 2001 The public hearing was opened. City Attorney Rosenthal proposed page 2 Section 2 be revised to state, "The deposit will be returned to the owner provided that the solid waste collections service fee has been timely paid by the owner for twelve consecutive months without a notice of lien being filed for non- payment. " As no one in the audience wished to speak, the public hearing was closed. Commissioner Anderson, seconded by Commissioner Johnson, moved to adopt Ordinance No. 2001-12 with the change in Section 2 to read "The deposit will be returned to the owner provided that the solid waste collections service fee has been timely paid by the owner for twelve consecutive months without a notice of lien being filed for non-payment." Motion carried 4-0. Commissioner Howell was away from the dais. RECESS 9:05 - 9:17 P.M. Second Reading of Ordinance No. 2001-11, Avanti/West Groves, Rezoning, Case No. RZ- 00-04-01. (Senior Planner McGinnis) City Attorney Rosenthal read the title only of the Ordinance. Senior Planner McGinnis gave the staff report, advising the subject property is located north of the Coke Property, west of Ocoee-Apopka Road. The Avanti/West Groves PSP comprises approximately :t 383.13 acres, a majority of which is zoned R-IAA, and the remainder zoned R-3, Multiple-Family dwelling District, and C-2, Community Commercial District. The Avanti/West Groves property was annexed into Ocoee in 1992 via Ordinance 92-32 and rezoned via Ordinance 92-33. The locations of the C-2 and R-3 parcels were selected to align with the West Road/Ocoee-Apopka Road intersection. The rezoning was requested by the applicant to accommodate the realignment of Clarcona-Ocoee Road (a.k.a. West Road). The rezoning will not result in an increase in the C-2 or R-3 acreage and is therefore a de minimus change. Exhibit A attached to the Ordinance showed the existing and proposed rezoning. Exhibit B to the Ordinance showed the proposed Commercial and Multiple-Family configuration. Ms. McGinnis noted the de minimus rezoning was consistent with Ocoee's 1) Comprehensive Plan, 2) Future Land Use Map, 3) Land Development Code, 4) Joint Planning Area Agreement with Orange County, and 5) surrounding land uses and zoning classifications. Ms. McGinnis added both the Planning and Zoning Commission and staff recommended approval of the rezoning. The public hearing was opened and, as no one wished to speak, was closed. Commissioner HowelL seconded by Commissioner Anderson, moved to adopt Ordinance No. 2001-11. rezoning the Avanti/West Groves, Case No. RZ-00-04-0L to reconfigure the RI-AA. C-2. and R-3 parcels as shown in Exhibit "A" to Ordinance No. 2001-11. Motion carried 5-0. Page 5 of 11 Ocoee City Commission Regular Meeting June 5, 2001 Avanti/West Groves, Preliminary Subdivision Plan, Project No. LS-00-002 (Planning Director Wagner) Planning Director Wagner presented the staff report for the proposed Preliminary Subdivision Plan for the 383.1 acre Avanti/West Groves site. The property is located on the eastern shore of Lake Apopka, west of Ocoee-Apopka Road, just north of the Western Beltway, and abutting the northern boundary of the Coke Property. Mr. Wagner described this as a multi-use subdivision containing multiple family, commercial, and single family portions, and he explained the conditions of approval in the Plan. The three requested waivers supported by staff are: 1) related to the maximum block length of 1,000 feet, which is being requested because there is a loop road within one of the villages that is up to 1,650 feet long; 2) related to the maximum building coverage on a lot (35 %). (The Developer is requesting a maximum of 40% lot coverage with a larger minimum living area requirement.); 3) related to the limitation on development within wetlands. (Staff supports this waiver only if the SJR WMD confirms they are enhancing the wetlands, not just using the wetlands.) Mr. Wagner said the Planning and Zoning Commission, Development Review Committee, and Staff recommend approval of the Preliminary Subdivision Plan, including the proposed waivers, as date stamped received by the City on May 2, 2001, subject to the following conditions: 1) That the attached document titled Additional Conditions of Approval Related to Development Agreement Provisions to be Added to Conditions of Approval (5/2/01) shall be included on Sheet 3d of the Plan set under that title. 2) That the design of West Groves Boulevard at the northern entrance gate on the eastern edge of Phases 4 and 5 shall be revised to graphically show three lanes (two lanes in and one lane out) with an adequate vehicle turnaround to provide for a fully operational secondary access to the entire subdivision. 3) That all the remaining issues identified in the memo from Scott Cookson (Assistant City Attorney) dated May 3, 2001, shall be satisfactorily addressed as soon as possible following City Commission approval of the PSP. 4) That a Development Agreement incorporating all of the proposed Conditions of Approval and Additional Conditions of Approval as attached and amended by the City Attorney be executed by the developer and said Conditions of Approval be incorporated within the Preliminary Subdivision Plan. Mayor Vandergrift read into the record a letter from Jim Thomas, President of Friends of Lake Apopka, in support of this Plan. Mr. Howard Lefkowitz, the developer, representing A vanti Investment Group, and gesturing toward a large group of gentlemen, said he had a cast of thousands, the engineer, the environmentalist, the road/traffic consultant, and attorney, present to answer any questions. Mr. Lefkowitz then spoke at length about the specifics of the development and then he introduced Dr. Jay Exxum, ecologist with Glatting Jackson, who addressed Commission as well. Page 6 of 11 Ocoee City Commission Regular Meeting June 5, 2001 The public hearing was opened. Mr. Jim Thomas, representing Friends of Lake Apopka, spoke in favor of the Plan. The public hearing was closed. Commissioner Howell, seconded by Commissioner Anderson, moved to approve the Preliminary Subdivision Plan according to staff recommendation: i.e., including the proposed waivers-1) related to the maximum block length of 1,000 feet. which is being requested because there is a loop road within one of the villages that is UP to 1.650 feet long: 2) related to the maximum building coverage on a lot of 40% rather than 35 %. (3) related to the limitation on development within wetlands (only if the SJRWMD confirms they are enhancing the wetlands, not iust using the wetlands), as date stamped received by the City on May 2, 2001, subiect to the following conditions: 1) That the attached document titled Additional Conditions of Approval Related to Development Aflreement Provisions to be Added to Conditions of Avproval (5/2/01) shall be included on Sheet 3d of the Plan set under that title. 2) That the design of West Groves Boulevard at the northern entrance gate on the eastern edge of Phases 4 and 5 shall be revised to graphically show three lanes (two lanes in and one lane out) with an adequate vehicle turnaround to provide for a fully operational secondary access to the entire subdivision. 3) That all the remaining issues identified in the memo from Scott Cookson (Assistant City Attorney) dated May 3, 2001. shall be satisfactorily addressed as soon as possible following City Commission approval of the PSP. 4) That a Development Agreement incorporating all of the proposed Conditions of Approval and Additional Conditions of Approval as attached and amended by the City Attorney be executed by the developer and said Conditions of Approval be incorporated within the Preliminary Subdivision Plan. Motion carried 5-0. Avanti/West Groves, Development Agreement (Not a Public Hearing) City Attorney Rosenthal reviewed the Development Agreement and the minor revisions to the Development Agreement noted in his memorandum dated June 4,2001, which he had distributed just prior to the meeting. These revisions dealt with the temporary connection to County Road 437 prior to the County taking their project and a timing mechanism regarding when the right-of-way has to be conveyed. He said the Development Agreement will be recorded in the public record and incorporates all the waivers and conditions of approval. He said it provides for the water and sewer improvements to be extended, addresses the dedication to the City of certain roadway tracts without any road impact fee credits or other compensation, etc. He said the City is not entitled to require the conveyance of these tracts until 18 months after the preliminary plan is approved, providing the final plan has been approved, but there are provisions which allow for the acceleration of that timeline. Page 7 of 11 Ocoee City Commission Regular Meeting June 5, 2001 Commissioner Howell. seconded by Commissioner Parker. moved to approve the Development Agreement as presented with the additional changes noted in Mr. Rosenthal's memorandum dated June 4. 2001. and authorize execution thereof by the Mayor and City Clerk. Motion carried 5-0. OTHER BUSINESS First Readings of Ordinances. Second Reading and Public Hearing Scheduled for June 19, 2001, at 7:15 p.m.) Telecommunications. (Jorge Cruz-Bustillo, Esquire) Ordinance No. 2001-13, Adjusting Telecommunications Tax Rate to Maximum. Ordinance No. 2001-14, Adjusting Telecommunications Tax Rate in Lieu of Collecting Permit Fees. Ordinance No. 2001-15, Providing for Telecommunications Service Rights-of-Way. City Attorney Rosenthal read the titles only of each ordinance in turn. Mayor Vandergrift announced the second readings and public hearings are scheduled for June 19, 2001 at 7: 15 p.m. and then asked for a report on the financial impact these ordinances would have on the City. Change Order Request No.2 for Forest Oaks Water Treatment Plant Improvements with Florida Contracting Company, Inc. (Assistant City Engineer Wheeler) Assistant City Engineer Wheeler presented the staff report, advising this would be the last change order for this project with Florida Contracting Company, Inc. Change Order No.2 consisted of: 1) Install second shunt trip at the door to operations building, 2) Wire shunt trips to auto transfer switch and main breaker, 3) Remove old fence, 4) Relocate TVSS panel, 5) Reduction in permit fees. The original construction contract cost was $492,985.00. Change Order No.1 increased the contract amount to $498,570.00. This Change Order will decrease the contract by $1,103.57 to a final contract amount of $497,466.43. Commissioner Anderson. seconded bv Commissioner Parker. moved to approve Change Order No.2 with Florida Contracting Company. Inc. by decreasing the contract amount by $ 1. 103 .57. with no increase in contract time. and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute Change Order No.2. Motion carried 5-0. A ward for Design and Construction for Starke Lake Drainwell Replacement. (Engineer Lee) City Engineer/Utilities Director Shira was present to respond to questions. The staff report described the need for the drainwells to be replaced due to severe corrosion and encrustation. Staff recommended contracting with Dr. Devo Seereeram in the amount of $34,465.00 for Phase I of the Starke Lake Drain Well Replacement. Page 8 of 11 Ocoee City Commission Regular Meeting June 5, 2001 Commissioner Anderson. seconded by Commissioner HowelL moved to authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute a contract with Dr. Devo Seereeram in the amount of $34.465.00 for Phase I of the Starke Lake Drain Well Replacement. Motion carried 5-0. STAFF REPORTS City Manager Gleason asked for direction regarding the West Orange Chamber of Commerce Golf Challenge which is scheduled for June 18. Commissioner Anderson. seconded by Commissioner Parker. moved to take part in it. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Gleason said he would rely on the elected officials to provide him with the names of the four participants. City Attorney Rosenthal advised, regarding litigation for Fire Station One relocation, mediation conferences were held on the Barley and Cortez parcels, resulting in an impasse. He requested a closed session be scheduled to discuss the settlement negotiations and strategy related to litigation expenses. Without objection, Mr. Rosenthal was directed to schedule such a meeting. COMMENTS FROM COMMISSIONERS Commissioner Howell had no further comments Commissioner Parker: 1) Asked that a solution be sought for the Police Department dilemma regarding a computer person, as for some time now, although there is equipment, it is not functional, for various reasons. Following discussion, Mr. Gleason advised he had directed the Police Chief, Human Resources Director and Information Systems Manager to meet and decide what the position needs to be and go through the process with the Commission to solve the problem. He said he was not opposed to a police officer working as liaison with Information Systems in the interim, as the ultimate goal was to have a system that works. Mr. Gleason said this will be resolved before the June 19 meeting. 2) Still wants her cradle for her PDA. 3) Expressed concern that the boxing program stay on track as a City program as competition is coming up and she wants to be sure the children can compete. She raised several questions regarding whether this is an advisory committee or a private committee, as there had been some discussion of forming a 501C3 corporation. Mr. Gleason recommended steering the parents to remain involved within the system but not establish a separate bureaucracy. Mr. Rosenthal said if there is a 501 C3 organization and Commissioners are involved there could be public records law and government in the sunshine issues and to contact him or Mr. Gleason for direction. Commissioner Johnson: 1) Noted the City spends $2,000 for extended 2 year warranty on police cars and asked for a report on what that covers and whether it has ever been used. Page 9 of 11 Ocoee City Commission Regular Meeting June 5, 2001 2) Said the letters will be going out soon for the downtown revitalization program and he asked again for volunteers. 3) Said he was told there was a place that will assemble, paint, and deliver cars for less than the City is currently paying Commissioner Anderson: 1) Announced the groundbreaking for Beech Aquatic Center June 13 at 4:00 p.m. 2) Announced the summer hours for Sanitation service and asked citizens to have their recyclables and garbage curbside by 6:00 a.m. on collection day. 3) Read an e-mail message from Mr. Sabat regarding the Little League funds needing to go for uniforms, etc. and asking for the City support for the sprinkler. Commissioner Howell clarified that was taken care of early in this meeting with his motion to give them $1,500 for the fire suppression system. 4) Read a flier regarding Paul Whitaker's child who has kidney disease and needs a transplant. 5) Asked for an update on the lakefront bathrooms. Mr. Gleason advised he has requested a schedule for cleaning and maintenance upon opening and Mr. Nordquist will advise him. Mayor Vandergrift: 1) Reported the sidewalks in Marion Park do not have handicap access. 2) Reported many lights are out in the Chambers and the air conditioner in his office is not working tonight. 3) Learned there are several cities using electric/gas vehicles to conserve fuel and asked staff to look into it. 4) Reviewed Consent Agenda Item III.C and made comments for the record. C. Approval and Acceptance of Capital Improvement Program for Fiscal Years 2002-2006. (Finance Director Horton) · The CIP reflects rankings and changes as discussed by Commission in the May 3, 2001 Work Session. Page 4 - No. 18 Re-Tile City Hall Lobby - Mayor Vandergrift wants to put down at least partial carpet to cover lobby floor. Commissioner Parker suggested a special tile that is used in golf clubs that is sound absorbent and durable. Page 16 - No. 240 - Ambulance Rescue Vehicle (2) State Contract (4 Yr. Lease) - Mayor Vandergrift said he had asked for more information on this item and never received it. Mr. Gleason advised this item may be one that will not be staffed. Page 16 - No. 244 - Administration Vehicles - New and Replacements (3 Yr. Lease) (11) (01/02 - 1 Full Size Pickup Truck/l Car) Finance Manager Carter said this was to be used for scene details, also when they are hauling confiscated property around it was Page 10 of 11 Ocoee City Commission Regular Meeting June 5, 2001 sometimes difficult to coordinate with other departments to get a truck. Mr. Gleason said there will be some reduction here and talked about insurance rates. Commissioner Anderson asked if the City can go outside of its insurance broker for estimates. Page 22 - No. 287 - MultiMedia Projector (for Commission Chambers) - Mayor Vandergrift proposed moving the big screen from behind the dais and placing 25" TV s over the doors and suggested it might be cheaper. Mayor Vandergrift complimented the Fire Department on getting No. 304 Thermal Scanner Hand Held (2) donated. Mayor Vandergrift noted on the consent agenda the $4,000 to change the logo and did not recall discussing changing the logo. Commissioner Parker said it was voted on unanimously to explore changing it. Mr. Gleason said that had been done and an agency would be bringing samples for a decision. Mayor Vander2l"ift. seconded by Commissioner Anderson. moved to approve the Capital Improvement Program with his comments as stated in the minutes. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Gleason said he understood his direction to bring back some clarification and answers on the items Mayor Vandergrift had highlighted. ADJOURNMENT The meeting adjourned at 12:07 a.m. Attest: APPROVED: City of Ocoee Page 11 of 11