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MINUTES OF OCOEE CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING HELD JUNE 21, 1983
PRESENT: MAYOR GOFF; COMMISSIONERS COOK, HAGER, LYLE AND RODGERS; CITY MANAGER
BURGESS; CITY ATTORNEY RHODES; DEPUTY CLERK GRAFTON
ABSENT: NONE
CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Goff called the regular meeting to order at 7:30 P.M. in the Commission Chambers
and then led those present in the Pledge of Allegiance.
JUNE 7, 1983 REGULAR MEETING MINUTES CORRECTED AND APPROVED
Upon hearing the reading of the June 7, 1983 minutes, Comm. Rodgers corrected the
spelling of Mr. Rodger's name on page 3, paragraph 1, to include a i. Upon a motion
by Comm. Hager and second by Comm. Cook Commission unanimously approved minutes
as corrected.
JUNE 14, 1983 SPECIAL MEETING MINUTES CORRECTED AND APPROVED
Upon hearing the reading of the minutes of the Special Meeting held June 14, 1983,
Comm. Rodgers corrected paragraph 3 by striking "to go into the sewer business"
and including in its place "to own and operate a sewer plant to be located on White
Road". Comm. Hager moved to approve minutes as corrected. Comm. Rodgers seconded
and vote was unanimous in favor.
CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD MINUTES OF JUNE 9, 1983 READ FOR INFORMATION ONLY
ORDINANCE: DE-ANNEXATION - ROLAND RODGERS PROPERTY ON OCOEE/APOPKA ROAD IN SECTION 17
Comm. Hager moved to read by title only the ordinance
property located on east side of SR437 in Section 17,
Comm. Lyle seconded and vote was unanimous in favor.
the ordinance. As the ordinance requires advertising
public hearing is scheduled for August 2, 1983.
de-annexing Roland Rodgers'
Township 22, Range 28E.
City Manager read title of
four (4) consecutive weeks,
PURCHASE OF ROY WHITE'S 40 ACRES ON WHITE ROAD
Mr. Roger Freeman, representing Roy White, returned with contract from City for
$340,000 purchase price, whereby City puts $500 in escrow, pays $70,000 down with
$269,500 mortgage to be paid in five annual payments @ 12%. Mr. Freeman pointed
out error in quoting purchase price which should have been $350,000 and submitted
alternate plan to issue revenue bonds to Mr. White at current CD rate instead,
which would be a better interest rate for City and also be helpful taxwise for
Mr. White.
Comm. Lyle recommended putting whole sewer business and bond issue to referendum
vote.
Comm. Rodgers moved to issue revenue bonds for deferred purchase price of $350,000
secured by water revenue with interest to be based on current interest rate of
existing CD's and retire over 10 years in order to purchase the property from
Roy White at Orlando Ave/White Road of 40 acres, with purchase contingent upon
Carl Julian's agreeing to sell the 30 acres adjoining. Comm. Cook seconded and
vote was Comm. Cook, Hager and Rodgers: Yea, Comm. Lyle: Nay. Motion carried.
DRAWDOWN PROGRAM FOR LAKES MOXIE AND PEACH
Comm. Rodgers requested City Manager work up a drawdown system for Lakes Moxie
and Peach with anticipated cost. City Engineer Kuhrt advised the proposed system
will provide for overflow from Peach Lake to Lake Moxie with siphoning with pump
back-up and with outfall to Starke Lake. He advised that DER permits would be slow.
OCOEE CITY COMMISSION MEETING JUNE 21, 1983
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-SEWER PLANT CONSTRUCTION-WALTER KUHRT
City Engineer Kuhrt requested a workshop be scheduled for sewer plant construction
details. Mr. Kuhrt also advised that a surveyor, a geotechnical group and a Class
"A" Wastewater technician should be engaged immediately. He submitted Mr. Ned DeMarce's
name for consideration as wastewater technician.
Workshop is scheduled for June 29, 1983 at 7:00 P.M.
MEETING RECESSED AT 9:25 P.M. and RECONVENED AT 9:35 P.M.
HIGGINSON PROPERTY ON WOODSON AVE. TO BE ANNEXED AND ZONED RIA
Comm. Lyle moved to approve annexation of the Higginson property on Woodson Avenue
with RIA zoning as requested as property is contiguous to city property. Comm. Cook
seconded and vote was unanimous in favor. Public hearing is scheduled for August 2, 1983.
COMMUNITY PARK OPERATING POLICY
In response to City Manager's request for mobile home and caretaker at new community
park, Comm. Rodgers moved to create a grounds and maintenance department to keep up
city grounds, parks and ball fields, head of which would live at community park, keeping
equipment at city shop. Motion died for lack of second.
Comm. Lyle moved to authorize an individual to provide his own mobile home and utilities
at community park to provide security for community park. Comm. Hager seconded and
vote was split with Comm. Lyle and Hager voting yea and Comm. Cook and Rodgers nay.
Mayor Goff voted yea to break tie. Motion carried. City Attorney Rhodes advised that
an employment agreement should be drawn up.
ACTION ON GUEDES $192.30 BILL DEFERRED UNTIL CITY ATT'y RHODES CAN EXAMINE AND ADVISE
FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE FORMS DISTRIBUTED
City Manager requested that Financial Disclosure Forms be completed and returned to his
office by July 14 so that they can all be filed in Supervisor of Elections office that
day.
COMM. LOU TREADWAY LETTER RE: GASOLINE TAX NOTED
MILLER PROPERTY NE CORNER OF SR438 & 1ST STREET TO BE ANNEXED
Comm. Rodgers moved to annex Beatrice Miller's property located at the NE corner of
SR438 and 1st Street. Comm. Cook seconded and vote was Comm. Rodgers, Cook and Lyle:
yea and Comm. Hager: nay. Motion carried. After vigorous discussion regarding the
cost of jack and boring for water line across Silver Star Road and who should bear
that cost, Comm. Lyle requested City Manager research cost and report.
JOHN HATCHER APPOINTED ATTORNEY FOR CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD
Upon reading letter from Attorney John Hatcher, Jr. agreeing to $50.00 per attorney
hour, Comm. Hager moved to engage Attorney Hatcher for Code Enforcement Board. Comm.
Cook seconded and vote was unanimous in favor.
OCOEE CITY COMMISSION MEETING JUNE 21, 1983
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REPORTS/INFORMATION
CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD PROCEDURE
Upon City Manager's request for direction with Code Enforcement Board procedures,
Comm. Lyle advised to use good judgement, send letter to offenders and if they
don't comply, then take them to Board for action.
ENTERPRISE STREET
Enterprise Street paving and drainage has been disapproved for JOB Bill dollars.
CITY MANAGER APPOINTED TRUSTEE-RETIREMENT FUND
Upon a motion by Comm. Lyle and second by Comm. Cook, City Manager Burgess was
unanimously appointed trustee of the City of Ocoee Retirement Fund.
STATE PURCHASING
When City Manager pointed out advantages of using state contract purchasing procedures,
Commission instructed him to do so at his discretion.
PALM DRIVE DISCUSSION
Comm. Hager pointed out that Palm Drive has never been capped. Comm. Lyle said
it was not done because it is possibly not in City. City Attorney Rhodes advised
that 1982 state ruling is that if both sides of the road are in the city, then city
is responsible for upkeep even though the street still belongs to county.
SUMMER STUDENT WORK PROGRAM
Comm. Lyle moved to authorize City Manager to hire five students 16 years old or
older as temporary employees, to be under all temporary employee regulations, at up
to minimum wage to be funded from Contingency Fund. Comm. Cook seconded and vote
was unanimous in favor.
LITTLE LEAGUE LIGHT TO BE FIXED
City Manager was authorized to fix light at Little League field.
AMBULANCE
Comm. Rodgers pointed out that purchase of ambulance was authorized with funds
to come from Federal Revenue Sharing and purchase has not been made. Both he and
Comm. Lyle want action taken as authorized.
ADJOURNMENT
Upon a motion by Comm. Lyle and second by Comm. Cook, meeting adjourned at 11:03 P.M.
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