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HomeMy WebLinkAbout02-16-99 MINUTES OF THE OCOEE CITY COMMISSION MEETING HELD FEBRUARY 16, 1999 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Vandergrift called the regular meeting to order at 7:20 p.m. in the Commission Chambers. Commissioner Anderson led in prayer, and Francis Watts led the pledge of allegiance. The roll was called, and a quorum was declared present. PRESENT: Mayor Vandergrift, Commissioners Anderson, Glass, Howell and Parker. Also present were City Manager Shapiro, City Attorney Rosenthal, Assistant City Attorney Doty, Special Counsel Carol Barice of the firm of Fowler, Barice, Feeney & 0' Quinn, City Clerk Grafton, Public Works Director Smith, Police Chief Mark, Community Relations/Projects Shira, City Engineer/Utilities Director Shira, Assistant City Engineer Wheeler, Planning Director Wagner, Projects/Transportation Planner Friel, Senior Planner Lewis, Finance Director Horton, Finance Supervisor Carter, Human Resources Director Psaledakis, Human Resources Specialist McDonald, Recreation Director Nordquist, Eldin McDirmit and Kelly O'Leary of McDirmit, Davis, Lauteria, Puckett, Vogel & Company, P.A. and Ken Hooper of Professional Engineering Consultants, Inc. ABSENT: None. PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS YEARS OF SERVICE AWARDS 10 Years - Ellis Shapiro, City Manager 5 Years - Bob Clark, Equipment Operator II Mayor Vandergrift invited Bob Clark and Ellis Shapiro individually to the lectern and gave a brief history of their years of service to the City before handing them their awards. Mr. Clark expressed his appreciation, and City Engineer Shira, his supervisor, congratulated him and praised and thanked him for all his good help. Mr. Shapiro requested that his $100.00 award be donated to the West Orange Senior Citizen Club. Mr. Shapiro thanked the elected officials with whom he has worked over the ten-year period and staff and extended an extra thank you to all of the 300 employees that are dedicated to the City. PROCLAMATION Mayor Vandergrift read the following proclamation: VIOLENCE FREE COMMUNITY MARCH 1999 CONSENT AGENDA The consent agenda consisted of items A, B, and C. Mayor Vandergrift referred to item C and asked if (1) the drainage improvement were being worked out with the resurfacing of Orlando Avenue and (2) if there would be a turn Ocoee City Commission Regular Meeting February 16, 1999 lane. City Engineer Shira said yes to the former and no to the latter. Discussion followed. Mayor Vandergrift asked Mr. Shira to give a cursory look at a turn lane and said, without objection, it would be made part of the motion. Commissioner Anderson, seconded by Commissioner Parker. moved to approve Items A and B as presented and to include in Item C the consideration of installing a left-hand turn lane on Orlando A venue at Bluford Avenue. Motion carried 5-0. A. APPROVAL AND ACCEPTANCE OF THE MINUTES OF THE (1) CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2. 1999: (2) SPECIAL SESSION OF JANUARY 28. 1999: (3) WORK SESSION OF JANUARY 28. 1999: AND (4) WORK SESSION OF FEBRUARY 11.1999. B. APPROVAL AND AUTHORIZATION FOR REALIGNMENT OF EXPENDITURES LLEBG GRANT . This is an addendum to the Staff Report dated November 12, 1998, requesting use of forfeiture funds for In-Vehicle Reporting System Project Plan, adding 1 Router for Message Switch and Frame Relay Service (this will be an annual charge ). C. APPROV AL AND AUTHORIZATION TO AWARD CIP PHASE 1 GROUP 2 PROJECT NO. 18 (DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS AT ORLANDO/BLUFORD AVENUES INTERSECTION PROJECT. . This approval authorizes (1) the Engineering Department to execute the Notices of Intent to A ward and secure executed contract documents, bonds and insurance from the contractor, and (2) the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the contracts with Prime Construction Group, Inc. at such time as the contract documents are reviewed for compliance by staff and legal counsel, as needed. COMMENTS FROM THE CITIZENS/PUBLIC Jim Gleason, 856 Hammocks Drive, asked the City Commission to examine expanding the State Road 50 Activity Center standards to apply to all commercial development. Mr. Shapiro concurred. Mayor Vandergrift, without objection, directed staff to do that. Gary Hood, 2028 Hedgerow Circle, representing the senior league baseball team advised there was no place for their three teams to practice and requested permission to practice on the senior league field. Mr. Shapiro responded. Recreation Director Nordquist voiced no objection to their using the field. Public Works Director Smith was concerned about the appearance of the field. Discussion followed. 2 Ocoee City Commission Regular Meeting February 16, 1999 Mayor Vandergrift, seconded by Commissioner Howell. moved to have the senior league work out the use of the field for three weeks and participate in the upkeep of the field. Motion carried 5-0. Robert Hopson, 4800 Berrywod Drive, manager of the Orlando Phillies, NABF division, requested permission to play on Sorensen Field. Mr. Shapiro said if the City is going to let non-City groups play on a City field, the City should require them to pay for the lights. Discussion followed. Mayor Vandergrift advised Mr. Hopson to check with Orlando for a practice site and get back with the City. Commissioner Glass suggested adopting a policy that would consider requests from multi-city leagues that have at least 80 percent of their roster as Ocoee residents, take them in the order they are received and deal with them one at a time. Commissioner Glass, seconded by Commissioner Parker, moved that the City adopt a policy that would limit practice and play on City fields to teams that are either Ocoee- sanctioned or can demonstrate that 75 percent of their roster is comprised of City residents. Motion carried 5-0. Recreation Director Nordquist and Public Works Director Smith will oversee the use of the fields. COMMISSIONERS ANNOUNCEMENTS/CORRESPONDENCE Mayor Vandergrift 1) Reminded audience of the RSVP line, 656-2218. PUBLIC HEARINGS BROOKESTONE - PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION PLAN, PHASES 1, 2 & 3, PROJECT NO. LS- 98-003 BROOKESTONE, FINAL SUBDIVISION PLAN, PHASES 1 & 2, PROJECT NO. Ls-98-003 TOMYN ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY AND DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT City Attorney Rosenthal advised the City is represented in this matter by Fowler, Barice, Feeney & O'Quinn because Foley & Lardner represents Heller Bros. Groves. Planning Director Wagner presented the staff report for the final subdivision plan for Phases 1 and 2. The Development Review Committee, which met February 9, 1999, recommended approval to the City Commission of both the Preliminary Subdivision Plan and Phases 1 and 2 of the Final Subdivision Plan subject to Commission approval of the Developer's Agreement. The Planning and Zoning Commission met February 9,1999, to consider the project. Direction came from the meeting for staff to meet with representatives of Mr. Boyd, a concerned owner of property to the north of the development, which was done. The Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval to the City Commission. Staff recommended 3 Ocoee City Commission Regular Meeting February 16, 1999 approval of both preliminary and final plans subject to approval of the Developer's Agreement. Ms. Carol Barice discussed the latest Developer's Agreement, which would extinguish the earlier Developer's Agreement entered into with Heller Bros. Commissioner Howell objected to the renaming of Tomyn Road, which has been in existence for 85 years. The public hearing was opened. Dean Cannon, 201 East Pine Street, Suite 1200, Orlando, representing Mr. Dempsey Boyd, who had traveled from Alabama for the hearing, presented three different drawings to illustrate the effect of the Beltway and the proposed development on the property. With the assistance of Planning Director Wagner and City Manager Shapiro, a proposal was written to which the developer agreed, that is, the Brookestone Subdivision would be approved with the condition that (1) approximately the western 175 feet of Tract "T" would be dedicated to the City as right-of-way and (2) a Developer's Agreement would be made with Mr. Boyd to provide for maximum continuous frontage on and full access onto Heller Bros. Boulevard. Discussion followed. Commissioner Glass felt this would be a reasonable solution and would improve Mr. Boyd's property value. He asked if the full access were conditioned on an opinion of a transportation engineer that the curve is soft enough to accommodate access. Mr. Cannon said with the brick wall, no traffic would be turning to the south. Both the median cut and the turn radii should be sufficient. It would be subject to some form of engineering review, but the median cuts could be made different widths to make that happen. Commissioner Glass said he could support the resolution with the provision that before the full access is granted, City transportation engineers say it is designed in a safe manner. He would make the Developer's Agreement have that proviso. Consensus was to see this happen. Libby Tomyn, 558 Woodson Avenue, joined by her parents, John and May Conroy Tomyn, her aunt, Elizabeth Tomyn Longcoy and her sister Rilla, gave a brief history of the Tomyn family and expressed her chagrin at the proposal to change the name of Tomyn Road to Heller Bros. Boulevard. 4 Ocoee City Commission Regular Meeting February 16, 1999 Mayor Vandergrift suggested the road name be preserved and that the north cui de sac be called Heller Bros. Cui de Sac. Consensus was for maintaining the name of the road. Charlie True, professional engineer, Donald W. McIntosh and Associates, 2200 Park Avenue, North, Winter Park, the engineer for the project professional, said it was up to the City and 9-1-1. Mr. Shapiro said the Developer's Agreement listed the road as Heller Bros. Boulevard. He said if he could represent Mr. Jackson of Heller Bros. to say they did not mind, the agreement could be amended to remove any reference to Heller Bros. Boulevard. Mr. True said he did not have the authority to agree to the road name change. It would be up to Heller Bros. Mr. Shapiro said for the record, "All I am trying to say is if they agree to this contract, which is what an agreement is with the developer, for that name of the road, then that is not true. We can't change it. All I am saying is that when you get to the point of this agreement that if you want to make a motion as part of the agreement that that be deleted or that the agreement be renegotiated, that's your right. All I'm saying is that if that becomes an issue of this Commission, they've got to say that as part of their motion. They can't just automatically change it and then agree to this." Lester Dabbs, 619 Caborca Court, said he did not think anyone was against growth, but he felt that a community that forgets, neglects or refuses to recognize its history is doomed to failure. The public hearing was closed. Commissioner Glass, seconded by Commissioner Howell, moved to approve the Preliminary Subdivision Plan and Final Subdivision Plan, Phases 1 and 2 of Brookestone, Project No. LS-98-003, date stamped received by the City on February 3, 1999, subiect to changing any reference thereon from Heller Bros. Boulevard to Tomyn Road and subiect to entering into a Developer's Agreement with Mr. Boyd as represented by his attorney, Mr. Cannon, dealing with the land swap and a full access there contingent upon the City's transportation engineer's reviewing and finding it to be so and entering into the Developer's Agreement with Heller Bros. after it has been revised to address the Tomyn Road or Tomyn Boulevard issue. Commissioner Glass. seconded by Commissioner HowelL noted that Phase 3 should be included in the approval of the Preliminarv Subdivision Plan and amended his motion to include Phase 3. Motion carried 5-0. The original motion was approved as amended with a vote of 5-0. 5 Ocoee City Commission Regular Meeting February 16, 1999 Recess 8:57 p.m. to 9:08 p.m. RESOLUTION NO. 99-08, RICHMOND AVENUE RIGHT-OF-WAY ABANDONMENT AND VACATION City Attorney Rosenthal read the title of Resolution 99-08: A Resolution of the City of Ocoee, Florida, abandoning and vacating the portion of Richmond Avenue right-of-way lying south of the southern right-of-way line of the proposed relocated Maine Street and north of the existing north right-of-way line of State Road 50, located within the corporate limits of the City of Ocoee within Section 20, Township 22 South, Range 28 East, Orange County, Florida; providing for the reservation of a public utility easement; providing for recordation; providing for severability; providing an effective date. Projects/Transportation Planner Friel presented the staff report and recommended the City Commission approve Resolution 99-08 as presented. The public hearing was opened. R. P. Mohnacky, 1820 Prairie Lake Boulevard, wanted to know the value of the right-of- way. Attorney Rosenthal responded. The public hearing was closed. Commissioner Glass, seconded by Commissioner Parker, moved to adopt Resolution 99-08, vacating that portion of Richmond A venue right-of-way lying south of the southern right-of-way line of the proposed relocated Maine Street and north of the existing north right-of-way line of State Road 50 as recommended by staff. Motion carried 5-0. OTHER BUSINESS Mayor Vandergrift took agenda items out of order from this point onward. RESOLUTION NO. 99-07, RELATING TO ACQUISITION BY EMINENT DOMAIN - MAGUIRE ROAD/ROBERSON ROAD INTERSECTION Assistant City Attorney Doty advised all three owners of the properties involved are entities in which Gordon Nutt is a principal. Mr. Nutt agreed to donate the corner clips necessary to construct the traffic signal. She anticipated having deeds from Mr. Nutt by the end of the week. Therefore, it was no longer necessary to approve the resolution. 6 Ocoee City Commission Regular Meeting February 16, 1999 CENTRAL FLORIDA INVESTMENTS, INC. - REQUEST TO WAIVE CROSS ACCESS REQUIRE- MENT - PROJECT NO. ss-98-016 Planning Director Wagner advised the reason for the appeal before them was based on submittal of a site plan by CFI for the redevelopment of the former General Elevator Corporation building on Professional Parkway. Staff received a site plan showing substantial improvements to that property. For that reason the City is processing this as a small-scale site plan approval. The sole issue is the request to waive the requirement for cross-access. Staff requested only one cross-access on the west side adjoining a vacant parcel of property along Professional Parkway. The Development Review Committee (DRC) met within the seven-day period of the appeal. DRC voted to deny this request, and staff did not believe this request rose to any level that presented something that was unique to the property. They felt the arguments presented could be applied to any property within the area. Given that, if the plan is not followed in this case, there is no plan. Projects/Transportation Planner Friel explained cross-access or access management. He explained the three reasons CFI asked for a waiver. Mark Waltrop, director of real estate and development for Central Florida Investments (CFI), introduced the president and chief executive officer, David Segal, and others who were present for CFI, and presented their case. He said they believed if CFI were required to have a cross-access it would be a taking of private land for public use, and he wanted that stated for the record. Tom Bohn, West Orange Chamber of Commerce, 12184 West Colonial Drive, Winter Garden, expressed his objections to the position of the City regarding CF1. R. P. Mohnacky, 1820 Prairie Lake Boulevard, wanted to be on the record that he did not approve of the dropping of the impact fees. Jim Gleason, 856 Hammocks Drive, said possibly the best solution was to do nothing but wait for the final road studies. Mavor Vandergrift moved to table the action for 120 days. Motion died for lack of a second. Commissioners Anderson, Howell and Parker said they would not support the waiver. Commissioner Glass said he would recommend that the cross-access easement be required with the proviso in the easement that it would automatically terminate when 7 Ocoee City Commission Regular Meeting February 16, 1999 Parcel "W" developed if it developed without full access on Professional Parkway and at least a right in/right out on Maguire Road. After lengthy discussion, the following motion was made: Commissioner Glass, seconded by Commissioner HowelL moved to deny the application for the waiver and require a cross-access easement which would, by its terms, expire if Parcel "W" develops without a full access on Professional Parkway and at least a . right in/right out on Maguire Road and would be a condition of approval of a site plan. Motion carried 5-0. Recess 11:05 p.m. to 11:15 p.m. FIRST READING OF ORDINANCES (SECOND READING AND PUBLIC HEARING SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 2, 1999, AT 7:15 P.M.) ORDINANCE 99-10, MEURETT SIGN COMPANY - ANNEXATION, CASE NO. AR-98-11-14 Attorney Rosenthal read the title of Ordinance 99-10: An ordinance of the City of Ocoee, Florida, annexing into the corporate limits of the City of Ocoee, Florida, certain real property containing approximately 1.83 acres located directly south of the existing Meurett Sign building, approximately 500 feet east of Marshall Farms Road pursuant to the application submitted by the property owners; finding said annexation to be consistent with the Ocoee Comprehensive Plan, the Ocoee City Code, and the Joint Planning Area Agreement; providing for and authorizing the updating of official City maps; providing direction to the City Clerk; providing for severability; repealing inconsistent ordinances; providing for an effective date. ORDINANCE NO. 99-11, MEURETT SIGN COMPANY - ZONING, CASE NO. 98-11-14 Attorney Rosenthal read the title of Ordinance 99-11: An ordinance of the City of Ocoee, Florida, changing the zoning classification from Orange County A-I, Citrus Rural District, to Ocoee 1-2, General Industrial District, on certain real property containing approximately 1.83 acres located directly south of the existing Meurett Sign building, approximately 500 feet east of Marshall Farms Road pursuant to the application submitted by the property owners; finding such zoning to be consistent with the Ocoee Comprehensive Plan, the Ocoee City Code, and the Joint Planning Area Agreement; providing for and authorizing the revision of the official City Zoning Map; repealing inconsistent ordinances; providing for severability; providing for an effective date. ORDINANCE NO. 99-12, PERSONNEL RULES AND REGULATIONS Attorney Rosenthal read the title of Ordinance 99-12: An ordinance of the City of Ocoee, Florida, relating to Personnel Rules and Regulations, repealing Ordinance 93-18, 8 Ocoee City Commission Regular Meeting February 16, 1999 as it may have from time to time been amended; adopting and approving the City of Ocoee Personnel Rules and Regulations; providing for severability; repealing all ordinances in conflict herewith; providing an effective date. Commissioner Parker said she had requested clarification of a term in Section 7.04 that is often misused regarding the Personnel Rules and Regulations, and Ms. Psaledakis had provided the information. City Manager Shapiro advised the clarification would be included in the book for the second reading of the ordinance. ANNUAL AUDIT REPORT FOR FISCAL YEAR 1998 Finance Director Horton introduced Eldin McDirmit and Kelly O'Leary of McDirmit, Davis, Lauteria, Puckett, Vogel & Company, P.A., the City's auditing firm. They presented the annual audit for fiscal year ending September 30, 1998, and Mr. McDirmit summarized the report. Commissioner Glass, seconded by Commissioner Anderson, moved to accept the audit report as presented. Motion carried 5-0. NEIGHBORHOOD GRANTS FUNDING RECOMMENDATIONS Community Relations/Projects Director Shira recommended approval of funding all the cash necessary for the six projects presented, up to a maximum of $2,500.00 per project, subject to the applicants meeting all other requirements of the program. The "match" would be equal to the volunteer hour contributions by the applicants, any cash needed above the $2,500.00, and any partner contributions as indicated in their applications. Mrs. Shira further recommended that the balance of the funds in the Neighborhood Matching Grants Account (001-511-8206) be used to cover the cost of the MVP Projects Completion Party, the annual Projects Booklet which highlights each project, and various promotional items such as an MVP Program brochure to publicize the program to groups throughout Ocoee. Commissioner Howell, seconded by Commissioner Anderson, moved to approve the staff recommendation regarding Neighborhood Grants Funding. Motion carried 5-0. AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT FOR GEOTECHNICAL TESTING SERVICES FOR THE ORLANDO A VENUE/WHITE ROAD IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT PHASE I AND PHASE II WITH PROFESSIONAL GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING AND TESTING SERVICES, PSI, INC. In his staff report, Assistant City Engineer Wheeler recommended that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to execute Addendum No.2 to the Agreement for Professional Geotechnical Engineering and Testing Services with PSI, Inc. in the not-to-exceed 9 Ocoee City Commission Regular Meeting February 16, 1999 amount of $23,140.00 to provide geotechnical and construction materials testing and part time resident inspection services for the Orlando A venue/White Road Improvements Project Phase I and Phase II. In addition Staff requested that the Engineering Staff be authorized to be able to exceed this initial set amount in the event that construction activity requires, only up to $1,860.00, for a total not to exceed the amount of $25,000.00. City EngineerlUtilities Director Shira was present to respond to questions. Commissio-ner Anderson, seconded by Commissioner Glass, moved to approve the staff recommendation regarding the Amendment to the Agreement for Geotechnical Testing Services for the Orlando Avenue/White Road Improvements Proiect Phase I and Phase II with Professional Geotechnical Engineering and Testing Services, PSI. Inc. Motion carried 5-0. PROPOSALS FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES WITH PEC MAGUIRE ROAD ALIGNMENT STUDY NORTH OF STATE ROAD 50 - ADDENDUM 99-4 MAGURE ROAD FROM TOMYN ROAD TO PROFESSIONAL P ARKW A Y - ADDENDUM 99-6 MAGUIRE ROAD FROM PROFESSIONAL P ARKW A Y TO STATE ROAD 50 - ADDENDUM 99-7 MAGUIRE ROAD FROM STATE ROAD 50 TO NEW MAINE STREET - ADDENDUM 99-8 In his staff report, City EngineerlUtilities Director Shira had identified the four phases of the Maguire Road widening project and advised that Phase I was 80 percent complete. He requested authorization for the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the design proposals for Phase II in the amount of $320,727.00, Phase III in the amount of $173,299.00, Phase IV in the amount of$146,602.00, and the Alignment Study in the amount of$33,888.00. Commissioner Glass, seconded by Commissioner Parker, moved to accept staff recommendation for engineering services with PEC for the Maguire Road Alignment Study north of State Road 50, Phase II - Maguire Road from Tomyn Road to Professional Parkway, Phase III - Maguire Road from Professional Parkway to State Road 50, and Phase IV - Maguire Road from State Road 50 to new Maine Street. Motion carried 5-0. STAFF REPORTS None. COMMENTS FROM COMMISSIONERS Mavor Vandere:rift 1) Reminded audience of the RSVP line, 656-2218. 2) Said T.V. line of sight people were coming to town to install 25-foot poles to reach the line of sight of downtown Orlando. He said there would be a problem if a hurricane hit, and they would not be esthetically pleasing. He felt there should be a 10 Ocoee City Commission Regular Meeting February 16, 1999 charge to get a level playing field. Mr. Shapiro said the issue of the rights of the City would be addressed this week. 3) Remarked about the number of people at the dais for the Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting saying more room is needed. 4) Reminded everyone that the year 2000 would make the 75th anniversary of the chartering of the City of Ocoee. 5) Advised residents of Silver Glen are asking for better screening for the generators. 6) Requested computer and color printer for the Mayor's office that would be accessible for the Commissioners. Mr. Shapiro said it could be taken out of contingency. Mayor Vandergrift said to consider it at the mid-year budget. 7) Thanked Public Works for putting fill in on White Road. 8) Thanked T.V. crew. 9) Thanked Bumble Bee Florist for the flowers on the front of the dais. 10) Wished his wife happy birthday. 11) Said picnic tables are needed in the gazebos at the lake and suggested having a scheduling office for the gazebos. Commissioner Parker 1) Thanked Lt. Ben Buckner, Shawn Sorensen, Chris Powell and Ken Strickland for allowing her to participate at a set fire the week before. She said she would be willing to go into a fire any time the Fire Department had a practice. Commissioner Glass 1) He said he was not willing to go into the fire. Commissioner Howell 1) The lights at the Little League field at Central Park go off because of the breaker. Mr. Shapiro said it had been reported. 2) Asked if the meeting on Wurst Road had been set. Mr. Shapiro said Bob Smith and his group were meeting with the postmaster one more time to design the location of the suites. Then a time will be set to meet with the Commission, possibly for the next regular Commission meeting. 3) Directed Mr. Shapiro to have the clay leveled. 4) Asked about requirements for teams to practice on City property. Mr. Shapiro said it is not a problem on City property. It becomes a problem on private property and where it is located. Commissioner Anderson 1) Said people on the south side of Wurst Road do not want to have to walk even four houses down to pick up their mail because some of them are disabled. Mr. Shapiro 11 Ocoee City Commission Regular Meeting February 16, 1999 said he was not sure what the Post Office policy is, but he understood the delivery would be to the door. 2) Wanted to know if the fireworks were going to be on the 4th of July or on Founders Day. Mayor Vandergrift said they would be on Founders Day and said he would like to be included in neighborhood meetings. 3) Asked if there was a way to schedule the use of ball fields as that use impacts maintenance. Mr. Shapiro said between Mr. Nordquist and Mr. Smith that was not an issue. The issue was whether the City wants non-residents to use the fields gratis. 4) Commented on the number of dump trucks going through the area too fast. Mr. Shapiro said traffic control personnel are making their presence known. 5) Asked about Y2K compliance. Mr. Shapiro said Kevin Tartar would be presenting a plan in the next several months. He said Fire Chief Strosnider and Police Chief Mark would be giving the Mayor the plan for New Year's Eve. ADJOURNMENT The meeting was adjourned at 11 :47 p.m. Attest: APPROVED: _ __--, j Ie, ~:::5 c.=)__t~V~~/{ S. Scott Vandergrift, Mayor ,~ 12