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HomeMy WebLinkAbout02-05-1980MINUTES OF THE CITY COMMISSION MEETING OF THE CITY OF OCOEE HELD 5 FEBRUARY 80 Mayor Freeman called the meeting to order at 7:34 P.M. and the meeting was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Present were Comm. Lyle, Hager, Stinnett and Whitehead; City Manager, Vignetti; City Attorney, Rhodes; and City Clerk, Gann. 1 5 JANUARY 80 COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES Comm. Whitehead moved to approve the minutes as presented, seconded Comm. Hager. Unanimous. THE PLANNING & ZONING BOARD DID NOT MEET ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE #710 -2ND READING - PUBLIC HEARING Comm. Whitehead moved that title only of the ordinance be read, seconded Comm. Stinnett. Unanimous. City Manager read the ordinance by title only. No one wished to speak for or against the adoption of the ordinance. Comm. Stinnett moved to adopt the ordinance, seconded Comm. Whitehead. Comm. Stinnett, Whitehead and Hager voted yea. Comm. Lyle voted nay. Motion carried. SOUTH SPRINGDALE DRAINA - JEFF FUQUA Mr. Fuqua reported to council that he had installed the under - drains to correct the drainage in South Springdale. Mr. Fuqua further reported that he was sure the system would work but that he was going to wait until the rainy season before repairing the damaged streets. Mr. Fuqua requested that council accept the approvements in Twin Lakes Manor 1ST Addition. Comm. Whitehead moved to approve the request subject to a one year maintenance agreement, seconded Comm. Stinnett. Unanimous. INDIAN LAKES PRELIMINARY MASTER PLAN APPROV - WALTER KUHRT Walter Kuhrt presented the preliminary master plans of the Indian Lakes Project to council and stated that Meredith Well Corp. was to do a test on the well on Wurst Road at the expense of the developer to see if the capacity could be increased to accommodate 350 additional homes. Comm Lyle reminded Mr. Kuhrt that the City has only committed itself to 100 taps. Mr. Kuhrt stated that at a later date the developer would build a water plant to serve the entire project. Mr. Kuhrt further stated that if the developer could not arrange to tie into Mr. Goodmans sewer system he would build a sewer plant of his own. Comm. Stinnett moved to approve the preliminary master plans subject to the report from Meredith Well Corp., seconded Comm. Whitehead. Comm. Stinnett, Whitehead and Hager voted yea. Comm. Lyle voted nay. Motion carried. Mr. Voss requested that the Indian Lakes Agreement read that less than 2000 homes would be built instead of the original 2200. Comm. Whitehead moved to approve the request, seconded Comm. Stinnett. Unanimous. 5 FEBRUARY 80 COMMISSION MEETING PAGE TWO INDIAN LAKES PROJECT CONTINUED Mr. Voss stated that the Indian Lakes Agreement called for white the roofs, he feels that wood tone tiles would be more practical. Council agreed. City Building Inspector stated that the Agreement calls for all tile roofs, however the flat part on the back of the house is gravel. Comm. Whitehead moved to change the Agreement to read that any portion of the roof seen from the street will be tile and the flat portion on the back will be gravel, seconded Comm. Hager. Unanimous. The City Attorney stated that the Agreement between the Homeowners Assoc. and the City should be included in the legal documents. Mr. Moon, the attorney for the project agreed to meet with the City Attorney and supply whatever is requested. LAKEVIEW VILLAGE SUB - DIVISION -PLAN APPROVAL - CHARLES SIMMERSON Mr. Simmerson requested approval of the Lakeview Village Sub - division plans. City Engineer, Walter Kuhrt stated he had reviewed the plans and they were satisfactory to him. Mr. Simmerson stated that the 5% recreational assessment would be paid to the city in cash (approximately $2,750) prior to the issuance of the first building permit. Mr. Simmerson further stated he would put in the improvements in lieu of a performance bond. Comm. Lyle moved to approve the plans, seconded Comm. Whitehead. Unanimous. SA LARY APPROVAL FOR NEW BUILDING INSPECTOR -CITY MANAGER City Manager requested paying the new building inspector $12,500 per year with a 5% increase following six months probation. Comm. Whitehead moved to approve the request, seconded Comm. Stinnett. Unanimous. DONATION - WEST ORANGE Y.M.C.A. - SAM DURBIN Mr. Durbin, board member of the West Orange Y.M.C.A. requested a donation from the city for needed improvements and equipment at the Y. Comm. Lyle moved to table for more information regarding the Y.M.C.A., seconded Comm. Whitehead. Unanimous. INDUSTRIAL PARK SEWERAGE RATES - CITY MANAGER City Manager stated he had received numerous complaints regarding the absorbent sewer rates in the Industrial Park. City Manager stated he felt the sewer rates were holding up the construction in the park. Comm. Lyle moved to draw up a resolution opposing the rates and send it to the Public Service Commission, seconded Comm. Hager. Unanimous. PL ANNING ROOM UTILIZATION - CITY MANAGER City Manager requested moving the Building Department into the Planning Room. Comm.Stinnett moved to approve the request, seconded Comm. Whitehead. Unanimous. 5 FEB. 80 COMMISSION MEETING PAGE THREE REQUEST TO HOLD BOAT REGATTA Fred Townsend requested permission to use Starke Lake on 8th and 9th of March 80 for the annual boat regatta. Comm. Lyle moved to approve the request, seconded Comm. Whitehead. Unanimous. REPORTS /INFORMATION /CITY MANAGER /MAYOR /COMMISSIONERS City Manager reported the following: The Florida Power appreciation dinner will be held at 7 P.M. on 8 Feb.80, at the Navy Base Officers Club. The Mayor had requested that the city deposit a nominal amount in the Orange Federal S &L Bank in the city. Council agreed not to do this. There will be a Special Meeting at 7:30 P.M., 12 Feb. 80. AUDIENCE Several citizens from the Palm Drive area complained about the speeding and noise on their street which they feel comes from the patrons of the E1 Conquistor Dance Hall. Comm. Lyle moved to close the dance hall. Motion died for lack of a second. Council agreed to invite the manager of the Dance Hall and the Philadelphian to the next regular meeting before making a decision. AD JOURNMENT Meeting adjourned at 10:07 P.M. Ma Attest: a. Co . CI Y CLERK