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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11-01-05 Minutes MINUTES OCOEE CITY COMMISSION November 1,2005 at 7:15 P.M. REGULAR CITY COMMISSION MEETING [ A. CALL TO ORDER Mayor Vandergrift called the regular session to order at 7:15 p.m. in the Commission Chambers of City Hall. Commissioner Anderson gave the Invocation and Cub Scout Pack #67 led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. City Clerk Eikenberry called roll and declared a quorum present. Roll Call: Mayor Vandergrift, Commissioner Anderson, Commissioner Howell, Commissioner Johnson, and Commissioner Parker. Also Present: City Manager Frank, City Attorney Rosenthal, and City Clerk Eikenberry. I B. PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS Presentation - Community Events Manager Elliott - West Orange Chamber of Commerce and OGTV joint effort to produce six more OGTV programs throughout the next year that will also be broadcast on Orange County Television. Presentation - Introduction of Newly Hired Firefighter Michael Arrant. (Fire Chief Firstner) Presentation - Ocoee Police Department Community Affairs Unit Chosen as the 2005 Crime Prevention Unit ofthe Year. (Police Chief Goclon) Presentation - Financial Report and Update on Founder's Day. (Parks and Recreation Director Petrone) Presentation - James Fleming presented the City with a United States Flag that was flown over the U.S. Capitol on September 1,2005, in honor of all Ocoee Veterans of all wars who sacrifice their lives for our freedoms. I C. COMMENTS FROM CITIZENS/PUBLIC Billy Flannigan - Member of the PTSA for Ocoee High School- announced the First Annual Night for Nurses on Saturday, November 5, 2005, as part of a program to raise $28,000 to support the school nurse program. Disney and Cirque du Soleil performers will be there to entertain. Tickets are $20.00 each, and can be purchased at Ocoee High School by contacting Sheila Jackson. I D. COMMISSIONERS ANNOUNCEMENTS/CORRESPONDENCE Commissioner Hood - announced that Soccer starts this weekend, and thanked the Commission for approving the new lighting for the two soccer fields. Commissioner Anderson- 1) announced Lions Club Turkey Shoots on November 12 and December 10,2005, from 9:00 a.m. through 4:00 p.m., 2) asked the Commission to approve the permit for the Victory Baptist Church and Christian Academy, Fall Festival and Parade at 1601 A.D. Mims road, on Saturday, November 5, 2005, at 10:00 a.m. Commissioner Anderson. seconded by Commissioner Parker. moved to approve the Special Events Permit for Victory Baptist Church and Christian Academy. Motion carried 5-0. 3) thanked Glad Tidings Church for the excellent outreach program for Halloween. Commissioner Johnson - none Commissioner Parker- none Mayor Vandergrift - announced the Veteran's Day Ceremony at the Gazebo at 11 :00 a.m. on November 11,2005. U.S Naval Commander Michael Dixon will be speaking at the event. E. CONSENT AGENDA 1. Approval and Acceptance of the Workshop Minutes of September 21, 2005, and Regular City Commission Minutes of October 18,2005. (City Clerk Eikenberry) 2. Approval of Mutual Aid Agreement for the Central Florida Child Abduction Response Team. (Police Chief Goclon) The Central Florida Child Abduction Response Team is made up of law enforcement agencies throughout Central Florida and coordinated by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. The team's primary objective is to immediately dispatch a coordinated team of experts and vital resources to requesting member agencies to prevent time delays in looking for abducted children. The team, which includes our agency, is already working together and has proven its worth in our area. The mutual aid agreement formalizes the response area, liability issues, and other operational issues. 3. Approval for Budget Adjustment for CIP Project- Bluford Avenue at Orlando Avenue. (Public Works Director Zaitooni) The plans and bid documents have been completed for this CIP project. In order to proceed to the official advertisement for bid, it is necessary to adjust the budgeted funds for the project. The official engineer's estimate for construction is $453,000.00, which will be split between Road Impact Fees and Water Utilities R & R Funds. In addition, there is an unpaid balance of $8,500.00 for design of utilities by Professional Engineering Consultants (PEe). The current available budget balance is $300,000.00 from the Road Impact Fee Funds (after the design and preparation of bid documents fee of $50,000). No funds were budgeted from the Water Utility Funds for the design, replacement, and relocation of the water utilities within the project limits. Therefore, in order to proceed with advertisement, it is requested that City Commission consider approval of (1) an additional $71,000.00 from Road Impact Fees, and (2) $90,500.00 from the Water Utilities R & R for the project. The additional authorized funds will provide $453,000.00 for the construction phase of the project and $8,500.00 for utility design to PEe. 4. Award of RFP #05-003 for Air Conditioning & Heating Maintenance Term Contract. (Purchasing Agent Tolbert) In compliance with policies and procedures of the City of Ocoee Purchasing Code Chapter 21, a Request for Proposals (RFP) was advertised with the intention to select a company deemed to be the most highly qualified to provide preventative maintenance, routine and emergency repairs of air conditioning and heating units to the City as part of a three year term contract. Staff recommends that the City Commission award RFP #05-003 to Apple Air Conditioning & Heating, Inc., in the amount of $8,600/annua1 maintenance and $65.00/hr. 5. Award of Bid #B05-12 for Center Street Stormwater Pond. (Purchasing Agent Tolbert) This fiscal year's budget contains $593,000.00 for the construction of the Center Street Stormwater pond. The Public Works Director is recommending increasing the budget to $726,300.00 to fund this project, by decreasing the funding for the Center Street Phase II Collection System from $297,122.00 to $163,822.00. The Public Works Department and Finance Department have reviewed all bids. Staff recommends awarding the bid to Gibbs & Register, Inc. in the amount of$726,300.00. 6. Award of Bid #B06-0l for Construction Services of Soccer Field Lighting at the Jim Beech Recreation Center. (Purchasing Agent Tolbert) The Ocoee Youth Soccer League has been approved for a Field of Dreams Grant with Orange County in the amount of $90,000.00 towards this project. Staffrecommends that the City Commission award Bid #B06-01 to M. Gay Constructors, Inc. in the amount of$139,900.00, which would require the city to contribute the balance from Parks and Recreation Impact Fees, as approved at the Commission Meeting on August 2, 2005. The funding includes the fees to Progress Energy to upgrade the existing transformer. 7. Approval of Plat for Goodman Centre. (City Engineer Wheeler) Goodman Centre development is located at the northwest corner of State Road 50 (Colonial Drive) and Clarke Road. This plat is for a commercial development, which includes existing Kane's Furniture store, another 5 vacant lots, a lift station, a conservation area and the associated master surface water management system, which consist of 30.49 acres. All required documentation pertaining to the platting of this development has been reviewed and approved by City staff. 8. Old Winter Garden Road/Professional Parkway Project. (City Engineer Wheeler) a. Approval of Change Order No.4 with Prime Construction Group, Inc. Change Order No.4 includes adjustments and additions to Ocoee Utilities water and reuse mains, repair of sediment and erosion control facilities, and repair of private irrigation systems within the temporary construction easements as part of the joint venture Ocoee/Orange County roadway widening project. The road- widening project is being performed under a JP A Agreement and the funding is spelled out in that agreement. Details of the proposed changes are included in the attached copy of the Change Order No.4. The amount of the change order is an increase of $26,968.39, with no adjustment in contract time. b. Amendment to Agreement For Consulting Engineering Services with Professional Engineering Consultants, Inc. PEC, Inc. is providing Construction Administration Services for the project during construction. The city had been providing the full time inspection services until Mr. Rod Winfrey left the City's employment. Until such time as the City can hire another inspector to fill the vacant position, the City has requested that PEC, Inc. provide the necessary personnel to cover the construction inspection. PEC, Inc. has proposed to utilize the services of PSI, Inc., who is performing materials testing on the project, to provide the resident inspection of the construction. Additionally, PEC, Inc. has employed the services of Mr. Winfrey, as an outside consultant, to assist with any project specific technical assistance. Commissioner Anderson pulled Items 3, 4, 5, and 7 to ask questions, and then the Consent Agenda was voted on in its entirety. Item 5-Commissioner Anderson asked if we can start Phase II, after we have Phase I completed, even though we do not have enough money to complete the entire project. Public Works Director Zaitooni said that they had planned to do the design and start the construction for Phase II this fiscal year, and divert the rest until next year because of the shortage in the Stormwater Operating Funds. Commissioner Anderson said he also noticed the address of the bidder was not on the form. Item 3-Commissioner Anderson asked if we can place sewers in while we are doing road construction. Public Works Director Zaitooni said repair on this intersection does not lend itself to implementation of sewer lines, as it may in other locations. Item 4-Commissioner Anderson asked about the bid process, and why Commissioners are not on the bid review committees anymore. Mayor Vandergrift said in the past, he asked that Commissioners were placed on various investigative boards because they were not getting all of the information needed to make a decision, but today we should expect the staff to communicate with us. Commissioner Anderson said he would like to get all of the information in his packet if they are not going to be included on the board. Mayor Vandergrift suggested that Commissioner Anderson should ask the Commission if there is a certain bid that he wants to be part of the process. Commissioner Parker said she thinks Commissioners should attend to listen and learn, but not to be a voting member of the committee. Item 7- Commissioner Anderson asked what the City is doing as far as setting aside area for landscaping in the case of new developments and Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) "takings" for the purpose of road widenings. City Engineer Wheeler said we have a 50-foot setback according to our Land Development Code (LDC) and we have been advising all new developers of projects in progress with FOOT at any given time. City Attorney Rosenthal said FDOT has asked, in the past, that we waive our LDC requirements for landscaping, and we do not to that, it may become a legal non-conforming use or structure after a "taking" from FDOT, or we can have them do some corrective action on the site. It has to be looked at on a case-by- case basis. Mayor Vandergrift asked Mr. Wheeler to advice Commissioner Anderson when the next meeting with FDOT will be held. Commissioner Anderson, seconded by Commissioner Hood, moved to approve Consent Aaenda Items 1-8, as presented. Motion carried 5-0. I F. PUBLIC HEARINGS 9. Foote Property. (Planning Manager Armstrong) a. Preliminary/Final Subdivision Plan. (Advertised in Orlando Sentinel Orange Extra on Thursday, October 20, 2005) The Foote property is located on the northwest corner of Bluford Avenue and Orlando Avenue. The developer is proposing to develop the property with four residential single-family lots averaging Yz acre in size. Septic tanks will be provided for the four lots and water will be provided by the City of Ocoee. The developer is dedicating ten feet of right-of-way along Bluford Avenue to the City for future roadway improvements. Of these ten feet, five feet will be comprised for a sidewalk installed by the developer. The applicant is requesting one waiver in regards to providing reclaimed water service. The City Engineering Department advised the developer to request this waiver because the City has no intentions to provide reclaimed water lines within the near future. The applicant is also processing two right-of-way vacations for Washington Street and Cumberland Avenue. Planning Manager Armstrong gave a presentation on the Foote Property items and explained the staff recommendations. Commissioner Anderson asked why we are not placing sewers here since there is a lift station on the fire station property. City Engineer Wheeler said the current lift station is not an area-wide station; at the time the fire station was built the developer paid for it, the money did not come from the utility fund. There was no master plan for that area, and they moved forward with construction of the fire station. There will be a master plan in the future, and new development will be incorporated in to that plan. Commissioner Johnson said they have been waiting for approval for eighteen months; it is too late to consider sewers at this point. We had a study done in the past where it would cost the City approximately $50,000,000 to replace all septic tanks with sanitary sewers. We have to develop an overall plan, rather than try to pick and choose locations for sewers. Selby Weeks, of Klima Weeks Civil Engineering, advised that if we get to March 2006 and the lots are still not developed, we could reconsider the placement of a lift station if it is not cost- prohibitive. At this time, everything in the area is on septic. Mayor Vandergrift said the City needs to look into preparing properties for sanitary sewer as we develop them, in order to cut overall costs of citywide conversion to sanitary sewers. He would like to have staff look into extending the backbone of the sewer systems into our neighborhoods as these new developments occur, since we do not know what state requirements will be in the future. We should also look into reuse lines during new sewer planning. Mayor Vandergrift opened the Public Hearing. There being no one wishing to comment, Mayor Vandergrift closed the Public Hearing. Commissioner Johnson, seconded by Commissioner Anderson, moved to approve the Preliminary/Final Subdivision Plan for the Foote property located at the northwest corner of Bluford Avenue and Orlando Avenue. Motion carried 5-0. The consensus of the Commission, without objection, was to have staff brina back information and costs of doina a citywide study for sewer and reuse water, broken into sections, and placina an emphasis on the downtown area. City Attorney Rosenthal stated that the Drainage and Stormwater Agreement and Non- Exclusive Temporary Construction Easement Agreement have to be approved by separate motion. Commissioner Johnson, seconded by Commissioner Anderson, moved to approve the execution of the Drainaae and Stormwater Aareement and Non- Exclusive Temporary Construction Easement Aareement. Motion carried 5-0. b. Two (2) Right-of-Way Vacation Resolutions for Cumberland Avenue and Washington Street. (Advertised in Orlando Sentinel Orange Extra on Thursday, October 27, 2005) Washington Street and Cumberland Avenue are unimproved roadways with sixty-foot rights-of way. Neither roadway is a collector or an arterial roadway. The Applicant is requesting the City of Ocoee to vacate both roadways in order to facilitate the subdivision of the properties into four single-family lots. City Attorney Rosenthal read the title of the Resolution. Mayor Vandergrift opened the Public Hearing. J ames Fleming, 511 Orange Avenue, said we are giving the property owner right-of way valued at $35,000, and thinks we should require that he donates money to improve the soccer fields. Commissioner Johnson responded that there are two other homeowners who will receive part of the property and they have spent a lot of money already to get through this process in the last 18 months. Mayor Vandergrift closed the Public Hearing. Commissioner Johnson, seconded by Commissioner Anderson, moved to adopt Resolution 2005-12, approvina the vacation of riaht-of-way for Cumberland Avenue. Motion carried 5-0. The Resolution as adopted carries the following title: RESOLUTION NO. 2005-012 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF OCOEE, FLORIDA, ABANDONING AND VACATING THAT PORTION OF CUMBERLAND AVENUE, A SIXTY (60) FOOT WIDE PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY, LYING BETWEEN THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF WASHINGTON STREET AND THE NORTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF ORLANDO STREET AS DEPICTED ON THE PLAT OF MAP OF OCOEE, PLAT BOOK A, PAGES 100 AND 101 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR RECORDATION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. City Attorney Rosenthal read the title of the Resolution. Mayor Vandergrift opened the Public Hearing. There being no one wishing to speak, Mayor Vandergrift closed the Public Hearing. Commissioner Johnson, seconded by Commissioner Anderson, moved to adopt Resolution 2005-13, approvina the vacation of riaht-of-way for Washinaton Street. Motion carried 5-0. The Resolution as adopted carries the following title: RESOLUTION NO. 2005-13 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF OCOEE, FLORIDA, ABANDONING AND VACATING THAT PORTION OF WASHINGTON STREET, A SIXTY (60) FOOT WIDE PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY, LYING BETWEEN TEN (10) FEET WEST OF THE WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF BLUFORD A VENUE AND THE EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF CUMBERLAND AVENUE AS DEPICTED ON THE PLAT OF MAP OF OCOEE, PLAT BOOK A, PAGES 100 AND 101 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR THE RESERVATION OF A PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENT; PROVIDING FOR RECORDATION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. 10. Wekiva Parkway and Protection Act. (Principal Planner James) a. First Reading of Ordinance. (Date of Second Reading Contingent on Approval of DCA). City Attorney Rosenthal read the title of the ordinance on first reading. The second reading will take place after the approval of DCA, approximately January 2006. b. Transmittal Public Hearing - Large Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment. (Advertised in Orlando Sentinel Orange Extra on Thursday, October 20, 2005). Based on the analysis contained in the Data & Analysis section of the proposed Wekiva Study Area Comprehensive Plan Amendments, and the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Commission, Staff recommends the Mayor & City Commission transmit the proposed We kiva Study Area Comprehensive Plan Amendments mandated by the Wekiva Parkway and Protection Act. Principal Planner James said there are two Public Hearings regarding this issue, the transmittal Public Hearing, and the adoption Public Hearing. He advised there is a sign-up sheet at the back of the room, as required by DCA, for anyone interested in getting additional information when the Department of Community Affairs issues a "Notice of Intent" to find the proposed amendment package either in compliance on or not in compliance with Chapter 369, the Wekiva Parkway and Protection Act and Chapter 163. Principal Planner James gave a PowerPoint presentation on the proposed Wekiva Study Area Comprehensive Plan Amendments that will be transmitted to DCA, and explained the process. Mayor Vandergrift opened the Public Hearing. R.P. Monacky, 1820 Prairie Lake Blvd. - said that he does not believe that his property has anything to do with the pollution in the Wekiva basin. James Hall, 25 McKey Street, said he does not believe that the problems with the Wekiva basin are being caused by septic tanks; he feels that chemicals and lawn fertilizer are the cause. Mayor Vandergrift closed the Public Hearing. Mayor Vanderarift, seconded by Commissioner Johnson, moved to approve the transmittal of Wekiva Study Area Comprehensive Plan Amendments to DCA, mandated by the Wekiva Parkway and Protection Act. Motion carried 4-1, with Commissioner Anderson opposed. Consensus of the Commission, without objection, was to place the meetina date and location of the next Wekiva Study on the City's website and OGTV. I G. REGULAR AGENDA 11. Prairie Lake Reserve - Final Subdivision Plan. (Senior Planner Fabre) (this item was heard after Item #12) The Prairie Lake Reserve Subdivision will be developed as a private, gated townhome community with fee simple ownership of the units. The Final Subdivision Plan proposes a total of 168 residential dwelling units on approximately 39 acres. The Prairie Lake Reserve Final Subdivision Plan includes Tract 'D' (18.36 acres) and Tract 'K' (20.69 acres) of the Prairie Lake PUD. Planning Manager Armstrong gave presentation and advised staff s recommendations on the Prairie Lakes Reserve Subdivision. Randy June, June Engineering Consultants, said they concur with all of the conditions recommended by staff with the exception of the secondary access. Since 2003, they have been through a continuous negotiation process regarding roads, drainage, access, landscaping, and layout, etc. He said he agreed with Commission to provide the secondary access, in an effort to secure the property. There is Commercial property across the street and he thinks they can maintain that security by having one access point, with control gates and pedestrian access, and by widening the entrance to allow emergency vehicles to pass. He said they have agreed to loop a waterline, and to add an emergency safety light just beyond the proposed emergency access for the fire station, and demonstrated a willingness to work with an emergency light on Clarke Road. They asked that, with all they have already added, the City keep the layout the same and approve the plan without the additional access point. Planning Manager Armstrong advised that the access points were approved in the original Prairie Lake PUD Plan, and if we were to make any revisions it would entail amending the PUD Plan. Commissioner Hood said he is not in favor of having only one access. He asked if a traffic study was done, and was told that it was done. A lengthy discussion ensued among the Commission, Public Works Director Zaitooni, Planning Manager Armstrong, and Engineer Randy June regarding the traffic flow and signalization, access points to the property, sidewalks and fencing on the property, and keeping that area to low-density housing as opposed to apartments. Randy June agreed to share one-third of the cost of the light signal at Clarke Road and Strosnider. Glen Woodley, resident - expressed concern about the cost of the town homes under valuing the homes in Prairie Lakes. Max Jacobs, resident - said he was concerned about the added traffic capacity with 164 new homes being built, and said there is already a problem at Clarke Road and A.D. Mims. Consensus of the Commission was to have staff check out the Iiaht fluctuation at the intersection of Clarke Road and A.D. Mims. Mayor Vanderarift, seconded by Commissioner Parker, moved to approve the Final Subdivision Plan for Prairie lake Reserve date stamped received by the City on October 6, 2005, subject to the followina conditions: a. APPROVAL OF THE WAIVER REQUEST PERTAINING TO PROVIDING THE RECREATION FACILITY PRIOR TO THE 50TH C.O. b. CONTRIBUTE ONE-THIRD THE COST OF THE SIGNALIZATION TO THE INTERSECTION OF CLARKE ROAD AND STROSNIDER. PRIOR TO CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION FOR SUBDIVISION IMPROVEMENTS. c. COMPLETION OF THE ENGINEERING COMMENT TO "DEMONSTRATE THAT THE 8" PIPE CROSSING UNDER THE RAILROAD ADJACENT TO A.D. MIMS ROAD IS DIP (DUCTILE IRON PIPE) FROM THE POINT OF CONNECTION ADJACENT TO LOT 60 ALL THE WAY TO A.D. MIMS ROAD CONNECTION." Motion carried 5-0 12. Health Central Waiver Request - Landscape Buffer Around the Retention Pond. (Planning Manager Armstrong) On August 22,2005 staff approved the small-scale site plan for Health Central. On September 21,2005, staff received a letter from Health Central requesting an after the fact waiver for the landscape requirements around the storm water management ponds. Commissioner Johnson, seconded by Commissioner Anderson, moved to approve the waiver reauest at Health Central to eliminate the landscape buffer reauirements around the two retention ponds. Motion carried 5-0. 13. Approval of Water Plants High Service Pump Upgrades. (Utility Director Smith) The City is in the process of decommissioning the Jamela Water Plant and the Jamela Elevated Storage Tank. To accomplish the decommissioning, two pumps at each of the remaining water plants needs to be increased in pumping capacity and modified to variable speed drive type pumps. This up-grade was included in the 2005- 2009 Capital Improvement Plan. Utilities Director Smith explained the process and the need for the two new high-speed service pumps. Commissioner Anderson, seconded by Commissioner Johnson, moved to authorize the City Manaaer to neaotiate with Sanders Company for sole sourcina of the installation of hiah service pump uparades at the South Water Plant and the Forest Oaks Plant, and to reject Bid # B05-02 for the Jemela Treatment Plant uparades, approved earlier this year. Motion carried 5-0. I H. STAFF REPORTS City Manager Frank advised the Commission of two emergency repaIrs funded from the Utilities R & R account, as follows: Emergency Repair of 12" PVC Sanitary Sewer Force Main at SR 50 and Kelton Drive, at a cost of$60,938.37 Emergency Repair of 12" PVC Reclaim Main at Clarke Road and White Road, at a cost of $35,287.19. Mayor Vanderarift, seconded by Commissioner Anderson, moved to approve the the emeraency repairs. Motion carried 5-0. City Manager Frank asked if the Commission would be interested in placing an ad in the West Orange Times, Celebrating their lOOth anniversary. Commissioner Johnson, seconded by Commissioner Anderson, moved to approve a one-half paae ad in the West Oranae Times, at a cost of $400.00. Motion carried 5-0. Public Works Director Zaitooni advised that Fall Clean Up to pick up bulk items will be done on the following days: Monday/Thursday garbage customers, the cleanup is Saturday, November l2, 2005, and Tuesday/Friday garbage customers, the cleanup is Saturday, November 19, 2005. Do not put hazardous materials, car parts, or yard waste out for this pick up. I I. COMMENTS FROM COMMISSIONERS Commissioner Parker - l) said she would like to have a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the sidewalk that was finished and have Louis Fazio cut the ribbon, since he was the one who brought it to the City's attention. Consensus of the Commission was to have a dedication of the sidewalk to Louis Fazio, and have Gequita arranae a date when Commission can attend. 2) asked if a representative from the Rotary Club can be put on the Sexual Predators Local Ordinance Committee. Consensus of the Commission, without objection. 3) said the Orlando Sentinel listed Ocoee with Pine Hills again in their real estate section, and she wants the City to have its own separate section. Consensus of the Commission is to have staff write a letter to be sianed by the Commission and sent to Orlando Sentinel. Commissioner Johnson - said that the sidewalk on White Road, west of Clarke, is pushed up by tree roots and needs to be repaired. Commissioner Anderson - announced Lions Club Turkey Shoots on November 12 and December lO, 2005, from 9:00 a.m. through 4:00 p.m. Commissioner Hood- 1) asked when the Adair Street repaving project was going to start, to which City Manager Frank said he would get that information, and 2) asked if the Police could monitor A.D Mims Road, because the kids are starting soccer and speeders create a dangerous situation. Chief Goclon said he has some officers scheduled to be out there, and Public Works will make some signs to slow traffic. I ADJOURNMENT The meeting adjourned at 10:25 p.m. Attest: APPROVED: City of Ocoee ., .c:::::--' '1f-ir. r-:; :J <:,; V ~ S. Scott Vandergrift, Mayor