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08-23-93MINUTESOFTHEWORKSHOPMEETINGOFATLANTICBEACHCITYCOMMISSIONHELDATATLANTICBEACHWASTEWATERTREATMENTPLANT1200SANDPIPERLANEATLANTICBEACHAT600PMONMONDAYAUGUST23Y993PresentwereCityCommissionersGlennEdwardsLymanFletcherAdelaideTuckerandDezmondWatersAlsopresentwereCityManagerKimLeinbachDeputyCityManagerJimJarboeCityClerkMaureenKingFinanceDirectorKirkWendlandPublicWorksDirectorBobKosoyAtlanticBeachChiefPlantOperatorTimTownsendBuccaneerChiefPlantOperatorHarryMcNallyThemeetingwhichincludedabrieftourofthetreatmentplantwasheldforthepurposeofdiscussingtheoptionsavailabletothecityregardingdisposalofsludgeJimJarboeexplainedthecityhadbeennotifiedthateffectiveOctober11993inordertobeacceptedatthelandfillsludgewouldberequiredtopassapaintfiltertesttodeterminethatitmeetsthenewdrynesslevelrequiredbytheDERAdditionaltreatmentwouldberequiredfortheAtlanticBeachsludgetomeetthenewstandardandthestaffhadbeenconsideringbothshorttermandlongtermsolutionsAsashorttermmeasuretobuysometimestaffrecommendedaddingtwoadditionalrollonrolloffcontainersassoonaspossibleThenapproximatelyApril1994addalimesiloMrJarboereportedtheconsultingengineerhadindicatedthatalimesilowouldbeneededregardlessofwhichtreatmentsystemwasusedBobKosoyreportedtheaveragedailyflowattheAtlanticBeachplantwas23MGDandtheflowattheBuccaneerplantwas10MGDandhesaidheexpectedflowstoincreaseto50MGDbytheyear2013HeindicatedthelongrangeplanwastotreatthesludgetoacompletelydrystagetoproducearesidualwhichcouldbegivenorsoldtoresidentstouseasfertilizerforlawnsparksandgolfcoursesHeindicatedstaffmemberswouldvisitcitieswhichutilizedtreatmentsystemswhichtreatedsludgetoadryresidualandhehopedtomakerecommendationstothecitycommissionbyJanuary11994regardingalongtermplanAstaffreportlistingshorttermandlongtermmeasuresandassociatedcostsisattachedheretoTherebeingnofurtherdiscussionthemeetingwasadjournedat610PMMaureenKingCiC1k CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH REGTLAR MEETING OF THE CITY COMMISSION AUGIIST 23 1993 715 PM AGENDA Call to Order Invocation and pledge to the flag 1 Approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of August 9 1993 2 Recognition of visitors 3 Old Business A Recap of CDBG budget summary City Planner George Worley 4 Resolution A Resolution 1193 29 policy regarding rental of Adele Grage Community Center and other city facilities with associated contract B Resolution 1193 30 appointing Alan Jensen as City Attorney fixing duties and rate of compensationfrom10 1 93930 96 ALL MATTERS LISTED UNDER THE CONSENT AGENDA ARE CONSIDERED TO BE ROUTINE BY THE CITY COMMISSION AND WILL BE ENACTED BY ONE MOTION IN THE FORM LISTED BELOW THERE WILL BE NO SEPARATE DISCUSSION OF THESE ITEMS IF DISCUSSION IS DESIRED THAT ITEM WILL BE REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA AND WILL BE CONSIDERED SEPARATELY SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION AND STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS HAVE BEEN PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED TO THE CITY COMMISSION ON THESE ITEMS 5 Consent Agenda A Water and Sewer Committee report B Approval of bid 119293 26 Demolition of 2 houses 1970 Francis Ave and 1887 Dora Street 6 Ordinances A Final reading and public hearing of an Ordinance 1128 93 3 to submit a proposed new City Charter to the electors of Atlantic Beach for adoption or rejection at the municipal election on October S 1993 B Final reading and public hearing of Ordinance 9133 93 6 authorizing a non binding question regarding the creation of Ocean County be placed on the ballot for the municipal election on October 5 1993 C Introduction and first reading of Ordinance 90 93 161 to rezone six lots on the north side of Cornell Lane from RS 2 to RG 3D Introduction and first reading ofOrdinance 1125 93 24 amending Section 6 35 a and b and Section 6 57 a of the city code to allow homeowners to take out electrical and plumbing permits for work on their own homes 7 New Business A Request to acceptproposal from Gruhn May Inc for installation of pipe for well at WTP 113 for 10 371 Assisi Lane PW Director Bob Kosoy B Appeal of Variance Denial by Gary Wetherhold City Planner George Worly C Request approval of Change Order for chlorine contact facility at Buccaneer PW Director Bob Kosoy 8 City Manager Reports andfor Correspondence A Costs of Jack Russell Park building Fin Dir KirkWendland9MayortocallonCityCommissionersCityAttorneyandCityClerkAdjournment MINUTESOFTHEREGULARMEETINGOFATLANTICBEACHCITYOMMISSIONHELDINCITYHALL800SEMINOLEROADAT115PMONMONDAYAUGUST231993ANDKimDLeinbachCityManagerAlanCJensenCityAttorneyMaureenKingCityClerkPRESENTWilliamIGullifordJrMayorGlennAEdwardsLymanTFletcherAdelaideRTuckerandJDezmondWatersIIICommissionersThemeetingwascalledtoorderbyMayorGullifordTheinvocationofferedbyCommissionerFletcherwasfollowedbythepledgetotheflag1stoftheminutesoftheMotionApproveminutesoftheregularmeetingofAugust91993NOdiscussionbeforethevoteThemotioncarriednaziimouslyMayorGullifordannouncedhewouldhaveaslidepresentationofhistriptoRussiaonWednesdayAugust251993intheCommissionChambersMayorGullifordreferredtotheupcomingelectionandadvisedhewouldremainnutralandnotsupportanyparticularcandidateHeofferedhisassistancetothosewhoplannedtorunintheelectionandheinvitedcandidatesintheaudiencetointroducethemselvesBobWeissannouncedhewouldrunforSeat2andTimReedannouncedhewouldrunforSeat42RecognitionofVisitorsBillEbertPresidentoftheNorthBeachesAssociationindicatedtheAssociationwouldliketohaveapoliticalforumMayorGullifordindicatedheplannedtohostapoliticalforumandthathehadcontactedtheLeagueofWomenVotersItwassuggestedtheforumshouldbeheldtheTuesdaybeforetheelectionattheAtlanticBeachschoolMrEbertindicatedhewouldliketocohosttheforumwiththeMayorJayMooneyDirectoroftheBeachesChamberofCommerceofferedtheassistanceoftheChamberLymanFletcherannouncedhewouldberunningforSeatMEOFCOMMRSMOTIONSECONDVOTEDYESVOTEDNOEdwardsxxFletcherxTuckerxxWatersxGullifcrdx Page21MayorGlennEdwardsannouncedhewouldseekreelectiontoSeat5BobGrayannouncedhewasgivingseriousconsiderationtorunningforMayorandthathewouldbemakingadecisionwithinthenextfewdays3OldBusinessARecapofCDBGbudgetsummaryGeorgeWorleyCityPlannerreportedtherehadbeennumerousdifficultiesinclarifyingcorrectownershipofseveralpiecesofpropertyadjacenttocityrightofwagtargetedforcityacquisitionDuetotheshorttimeremaininginthisbudgetyearttiecitydesiredtotransfer90000fromtherightofwayacquisitiontohousingrehababilitationtoallowthecitytoundertakesixadditionalhousingrehabiliationsHeaskedtheCommissionforpermissiontobidoutsixadditionalhousingrehabsinDonnerSubdivisionandtoincludetherightofwayacquisitioninasubsequentbudgetwhenomeadditionalownershipclarificationhadbeenompletedHeindicatedthesixhomestobeimprovedhadbeenidentifiedandbidpacketshadbeenpreparedAdiscussionwasheldconcerning1598FrancesAvenueandanarrangementthathadbeenmadetosellthepropertytotheCommunityDevelopmentCorporationCDCfor3000DavidThompsonPoliceChiefreportedhewaswaitingfor3000fromtheCityafterwhichthecheckwouldbedeliveredtotheUSMarshalandtitlewouldthenbetransferredtotheCDCMotionAuthorizebiddingoutsixadditionalhousingrehabilitationsinDonnerSubdivisionandincludetherightofwayacquisitioninasubsequentbudgetwhensomeadditionalownershipclarificationhadbeencompletedNodiscussionbeforethevoteThemotioncarriedunanimously4ResolutionAResolution9329ARESOLUTIONOFTHECITYOFATLANTICBEACHSTATINGTHEPOLICYOFTHECITYCOMMISSIONCONCERNINGTHERENTALOFTHECITYSPUBLICASSEMBLYFACILITIESiKayorGullifordpresentedinfullinwritingNAMEOFCOMMRSMSVYVNEdwardsxFletcherxTuckerXXWatersxxGullifordx Resolution9329MotionApprovepassageofResolution9329aCommissionerWaterspresentedanamendedAppendixAanditwasdecidedtoperusetheoriginalAppendixAinitsentiretyandmakechangesasagreeduponItwasdecidedPublicAssemblyFacilitywouldbeusedthroughoutthedocumentandwouldreplaceanyreferencetofacilityorcommunitycenterWithreferencetoIDefinitions2NonprofitPublicPurposeitwasdecidedtochangethelanguageasfollowsUseoftheCityspublicassemblyacilitiesbynonprofitcorporationsgroupsorindividualsMotionWithreferencetoAppendixAPolicyforPublicUseoftheCityofAtlanticBeachFacilitiesIDefinitions2changelanguagetoreadNonprofitPublicPurposeUseoftheCityspublicassemblyfacilitiesbynonprofitcorporationsgroupsorindividualsThequestionwascalledandthevoteresultedin41withCommissionerTuckervotingnayThemotioncarriedWithreferencetoIDefinitions4ForprofitPurposeitwasdecidedtochangethelanguageasfollowsUseoftheCityspublicassemblyfacilitiesbyforprofitcorporationsgroupsorindividualsMotionWithreferencetoAppforPublicUseoftheCityofFacilitiesIDefinitionslanguagetoreadFarprofitoftheCityspublicassemblyforprofitcorporationsindividualsndixAPolicyAtlanticBeach4changePurposeUsefacilitiesbygroupsorThequestionwascalledandthemotioncarriedunanimouslyWithreferencetoIDefinitiions6itwasagreedtochangethelanguageasfollowsFeeAmountchargedbytheCityforuseofitspublicassemblyfacilities2319933NAMEOFCOMMRSMSVYVNEdwardsxFletcherxTuckerWatersGullifordEdwardsxxFletcherxxTuckerxWatersxGullifordxEdwardsxFletcherxxTuckerxxWatersxGullifordx Page4August231993MotionWithreferencetoAppendixAPolicyforPublicUseoftheCityofAtlanticBeachFacilitiesIDefinitions6changelanguagetoreadFeeAmountchargedbytheCityforuseofitspublicassemblyfacilitiesThequestionwascalledandthemotioncarriedunanimouslyWithreferencetoIDefinitions8itwasagreedtoaddthefollowinglanguagealllongtermcontractsshallbeannualandshallbeinconcertwiththecitysfiscalyearMotionWithreferencePublicUseoftheFacilitiesIDefinitilanguagealllongannualandshallbeinfiscalyearThequestionwascalledunanimouslytoAppendixAPolicyforCityofAtlanticBeachins8addthefollowingtermcontractsshallbeconcertwiththecitysandthemotioncarriedWithreferencetoIICommissionPolicyItwasdecidedtosubstitutethefollowinglanguageforfirstparagraphAtlanticBeachcitizensemployeesandthenonprofitorganizationsofwhichtheyarememberswhowishtousetheCityspublicassemblyfacilitiesnomorethan100hourspercalendarquarterforanonprofitpublicpurposemaydosowithoutchargeifapprovedbytheCityManagerorhisdesigneeItwasdecidedtochangethesecondparagraphasfollowsCitizensandemployeesmayusetheCitysLacilitiesatnochargeforweddingsanniversariesandbirthdaypartiesorothersuchlikeeventsMotionWithreferencetoIICommissionPolicyChangethefirsttwoparagraphstoreadasfollowsAtlanticBeachcitizensemployeesandthenonprofitorganizationsofwhichtheyarememberswhowishtousetheCityspublicassemblyfacilitiesnomorethan100hourspercalendarquarterforanonprofitpublicpurposemaydosowithoutchargeifapprovedbytheCityManagerorhisdesigneeChangethesecondparagraphasfollowsCitizensandemployeesmayusetheCitysNAMEOFCOMMRSMSvYvNEdwardsxFletcherxxTuckerxWatersxxGullifordxEdwardsxFletcherxxTuckerxWatersxxGullifordxEdwardsxFletcherxxTuckerxWatersxxGullifordx Page5August231993facilitiesatnochargeforweddingsanniversariesandbirthdaypartiesorothersuchlikeeventsThequestionwascalledandthevoteresultedin41withCommissionerTuckervotingnayThemotioncarriedWithreferencetoIICommissionPolicy3changethelanguageasiollowsAfinancialstatementmustbefiledintheCityClerksofficeforanyuserchargingfeesMotionWithreferencetoIICommissionPolicy3changelanguageasfollowsAfinancialstatementmustbefiledintheCityClerksofficeforanyuserchargingfeesThequestionwascalledandthemotioncarriedunanimouslyWithreferencetoIIIFeeSchedulegoverningForProfitOrganizationsandafterhoursuse3SpecialFeesitvasdecidedtochangethelanguageasfollowsAspartfthenegotiationsprocessforlongandshorttermrentaloftheCityspublicassemblyfacilitiesspecialfeesmayberequiredtocoverextraordinarycostsThespecialfeesaretobenegotiatedaspartofthecontractfortheuseoftheCitysfacilitiesifrequiredMotionWithreferncetoIIIFeeSchedulegoverningForProfitOrganizationsandafterhoursuse3SpecialFeeschangethelanguageasfollowsAspartofthenegotiationsprocessforlongandshorttermrentaloftheCityspublicassemblyfacilitiesspecialfeesaretobenegotiatedaspartofthecontractfortheuseoftheCitysfacilitieswhenrequiredThequestionwascalledandthemotioncarriedunanimouslyWithreferencetotheRentalContract3ditwasdecidedtochangethelanguageasfollowsToprovidetheCitywithanannualfinancialstatementiffeesarechargedWithreferencetofitwasdecidedtochangethelanguageasfollowsToprovideinsuranceisrequiredbytheCityManagerNAMEOFCOMMRSMSVYVN1EdwardsxFletcherxxTuckerxWatersxxGullifordxEdwardsxFletcherxxTuckerxWatersXXGullifordx Page6August231993SubstituteMotionApprovepassageofResolution9329asamendedThequestionwascalledandthemotioncarriedunanimouslyBResolution9330ARESOLUTIONOFTHECITYOFATLANTICBEACHAPPOINTINGALANCJENSENASCITYATTORNEYFIXINGHISDUTIESANDRATEOFCOMPENSATIONFROMOCTOBER11993THROUGHSEPTEMBER301996ANDPROVIDINGANEFFECTIVEDATEMayorGullifordpresentedinfullinwritingResolution9330MotionApprovepassageofResolution9330CommissionerWaterswasnotcomfortablewithathreeyearcontractandheindicatedhewouldpreferatwoyearcontractHefelttheCommissionshouldhavemoretimetostudythematterandperhapsnegotiatewiththeCityAttorneyItwasexplainedabenefitofthethreeyearcontractwasthatitlockedintheCityAttorneysfeeforathreeyearperiodandthatathreeyearcontractprovidedthecitystabilitywhenelectedofficialschangedSubstituteMotionDeferactiononResolution9330untilthemeetingofSeptember131993MayorGullifordappointedCommissionerWaterstonegotiatewithCityAttorneyAlanJensenThequestionwascalledandthevoteresultedinallayesThemotioncarriedResolution9331ARESOLUTIONOFTHECITYOFATLANTICBEACHFLORIDAEXPRESSINGOPPOSITIONTOAPROPOSEDTAXINCREASEBYTHESTJOHNSRIVERWATERMANAGEMENTDISTRICTANDPROVIDINGFORANEFFECTIVEDATEMayorGullifordpresentedinfullinwritingResolution9331MotionApprovepassageofResolution9331NodiscussionbeforethevoteThemotioncarriedunanimouslyNAMEOFCOMMRSMSVYVNEdwardsxFletcherxxTuckerxWatersxxGullifordxEdwardsFletcherxTuckerWatersxGullfordEdwardsxFletcherxTuckerxxWatersxxGullifordxEdwardsxxFletcherxxTuckerxWatersxGullifordx Page 7 August 23 1993 Mayor Gulliford appointed Commissioner Edwards to attend a public hearing of the St Johns Water Management District be held in Palatka September 7 1993r 5 Consent Agenda A Water and Sewer Committee report B Approval of bid 9293 26 Demolition of two houses located at 1970 Francis Avenue and 1887 Dora Street Motion Approve passage of Consent Agenda No discussion before the vote The motion carried unanimously 6 Ordinances a Ordinance 28 93 6 Public Hearing AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH FLORIDA SUBMITTING TO THE ELECTORS OF ATLANTIC BEACH A NEW CHARTER WHICH AMENDS AND REPEALS ALL FORMER CHARTER PROVISIONS PLACING THE NEW CHARTER BEFORE A VOTE OF THE ELECTORS OF ATLANTIC BEACH AT THE NEXT MUNICIPAL ELECTION PROVIDING FOR THE CONTINUANCE OF THE FORM OF GOVERNMENT CITY COMMISSION CITY MANAGER CITY CLERK CITY ATTORNEY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY BUDGET DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE ELECTIONS FRANCHISES TAX ADMINISTRATION ZONING MUNICIPAL BORROWING SUITS AGAINST THE CITY AND GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS PROVIDING THE FORM OF BALLOT AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE Mayor Gulliford presented in full in writing Ordinance 28 93 3 said ordinance having been posted in accordance with Charter requirements He opened the floor for a public hearing and invited comments from the audience William Ryszykow 535 Royal Palm Drive felt the position of Deputy City Manager should not be included in the Charter He felt the position was filled only as a temporary measure to assist the city in its lawsuit against Jacksonville The Mayor explained the position was placed in the Charter but that it would be filled only at the discretion of the Commission Since no one wished to speak further the Mayor closed the public hearing A discussion was held concerning an amended Section 66 which the City Attorney distributed to the Commission NAME OF COMMRS M S V Y V N Edwards x Fletcher x Tucker x x Waters xxGullifordx Page 8 August 23 1993 Alan Jensen explained the language was taken from State Statute It was felt it was not necessary to include this as part of the Charter Motion Approve passage of ordinance on 28 93 3 on Final Reading The question was called and the motion carried unanimously Mayor Gulliford advised this would be on the ballot for vote of the citizens B Ordinance 33 93 6 Public Hearing AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH FLORIDA PLACING ON THE BALLOT AT THE NEXT GENERAL ELECTION A NON BINDING STRAW BALLOT REGARDING THE CREATION OF OCEAN COUNTY PROVIDING THE FORM OF BALLOT AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE Mayor Gulliford presented in full in writing Ordihance 33 93 6 said Ordinance having been posted F in accordance with Charter requirements He opened the floor for a public hearing and invited comments from the audience Bob Weiss stated he hoped the three beaches would place the question on their ballots Since no one wished to speak further the Mayor closed the public hearing Motion Approve passage of ordinance 33 93 6 on Final Reading Commissioner Fletcher asked if the question to appear on the ballot would be exactly the same language as that which was contained in ordinance 33 93 6 to which it was explained the language would be exactly the same on the ballot The question was called and the motion carried unanimously C Ordinance 90 93 161 First Reading Mayor Gulliford presented in full in writing Ordinance 90 93 161 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH AMENDING THE NAME OF COMMRS M S V Y V N Edwards x Fletcher x Tucker x x Waters x x Gulliford x EdwardsxxFletcherxxTuckerxWatersxGullifordx Page9August231993ZONINGCLASSIFICATIONOFPROPERTYKNOWNASTHESIXRESIDENTIALLOTSONTHENORTHSIDEOFCORNELLLANEALSOKNOWNASRENUMBERS177476050017754500001775450010177432001017742100001775350000FROMRS2SINGLEFAMILYTORG3MULTIFAMILYAMENDINGTHEOFFICIALZONINGMAPTOREFLECTTHISCHANGEPROVIDINGFORSEVERABILITYPROVIDINGFORANEFFECTIVEDATEMotionApprovepassageofOrdinance9093161onitsfirstreadingandsetpublichearingforSeptember271993MayorGullifordexplainedthatcitizenscaouldhaveanopportunitytospeakatthepublichearingofSeptember271993CommissionerEdwardsaskedifthiswasasettledmatterwithHUDtowhichitwasexplainedthatiftheordinancewasnotpassedtheagreementwithHUDwouldnotbeineffectBobWeisssuggestedtheCommissionersconductavisualinspectionofthesiteCommissionerWatersaskedthatthepetitionfromneighborhoodpropertyownerswhichwaspresentedatthemeetingofAugust91993beattachedtotheordinanceintheagendapacketofSeptember271993ThequestionwascalledandthemotioncarriedunaimouslyDOrdinance259324FirstReadingMayorGullifordpresentedinfullinwritingOrdinance259324ANORDINANCEOFTHECITYOFATLANTICBEACHFLORIDAAMENDINGCHAPTER635AND660TOALLOWHOMEOWNERSTOBEISSUEDPLUMBINGANDELECTRICALPERMITSMotionApprovepassageofOrdinance259324onitsfirstreadingandsetpublichearingforSeptember131993NodiscussionbeforethevoteThemotioncarriedunanimously7NewBusinessARequesttoacceptproposalromGruhnMayIncforinstallationofpipeforwellatWTP3for10371AssisiLaneHarryEMcNallyUtilityPlantDivisionDirectorrecommendedthecityaccepttheproposalfromGruhnNAMEOFCOMMHSMSvYvNIEdwardsxxFletcherxTuckerxxWatersxGullifordxiIIEdwardsxxFletcherxxTuckerxWatersxGullifordiixI Page10August231993MayIncintheamountof1037100toconnectthewelltothegroundstoragetankHeexplainedthecityhadfourphasesofthewellconstructionThefirstphasewasdrillingthewellthesecondphasewastoconnectthewelltothegroundstoragetankwith8ductileironpipeandthethirdphasewouldconnecttheelectrictothecontrolroomThelastphasewouldbetotestthewellasrequiredbytheStateforwaterqualityMotionAcceptproposalfromGruhnMayIncforinstallingpipefor10371foranewwellheaderatBuccaneerWaterTreatmentPlantItwasexplainedfundsforfromthereserveaccountbutforBuccaneerWaterfiscalWatersrequestedthatthefurnishedtotheCommissionwouldbederivedThequestionwascalledunanimouslythiswouldnotbederivedfromtheEquipmentAccountyear9293CommissionernamesofaccountsbewhendescribingwherefundsandthemotioncarriedBAppealofVarianceDenialbyGaryWetherholdGeorgeWorleyCityPlannerexplainedMrMrsWetherholdrequestedavariancetotherearyardsetbacktoallowconstructionofanewresidenceinTiffanybytheSeawithin75feetoftherearpropertylineTherequirementbythesubdivisionplatis25feetandbytheZoningCodeis20feetThelotisanoddshapebutisnotsmallerthantheadjacentinteriorlotsMrWorleyexplainedtheCommunityDevelopmentBoardduringitsdeliberationsfoundnohardshipsufficienttojustifysuchalargevarianceTheBoarddeterminedthatgrantingthisvariancewouldconveytothepropertyowneraprivilegegenerallydeniadtootherpropertyownersinthesamezoningdistrictTheBoardvoted61todenytherequestforvarianceMrMrsWetherholdexplainedtheywererequestingavarianceinordertobeabletobuildahomethatwouldbelessthanthreestorieshighTheydistributedplansandpicturestotheCommissionAdiscussionensuedandCommissionerWatersfeltsincenoonewaspresentfromTiffanybytheSeathematterNAMEOFCOMMRSMSVYVNEdwwardsxFletcherxTuckerxxWatersxxGullifordx PageI1August231993shouldbedeferreduntilthemeetingofSeptember131993MotionDeferactiononappealofvariancedenialbyMrMrsWetherholduntilthemeetingofSeptember131993MrMrsWeatherholdeplainedTiffanybytheSeacondominiumownershadampleopportunitytocomeforwardconcerningthemattersinceithadbeenunderdiscussionforsometimebutnoonehadcomeforwardCommissionerWatersfelttimeshouldbegiventostudythematterThequestionwascalledonthemotiontodeferactionuntilSeptember131993andvoteresultedin14withCommissionerWatersvotingyesThemotionfailedAdiscussionensuedanditwasfeltbysomeCommissionersthatthevarianceshouldbegrantedMotionGrantvariancetotherearyardsetbacktoallowconstructionofanewresidenceinTiffanybytheSeawithin75feetoftherearpropertylinetoMrMrsGaryWetherholdAdiscussionwasheldanditwasfeltbysomeCommissionersthattheshapeofthelotpresentedahardshipbecauseitallowedthebuildingofathreestorybuildingonlyThequestionwascalledandthevoteresultedinallayesThemotioncarriedMrWetherholdsuggestedlimitingthetermsofCommunityDevelopmentBoardmembersCRequestapprovalofChangeOrderforchlorinecontactfacilityatBuccaneerBobKosoyDirectorofPublicWorksaskedforapprovalforChangeOrderNo1forthechlorinecontactchamberfacilityHeexplainedthechangeordercoveredunforeseenrelocationofundergroundelectricalconduitandplantprocesspipingHeindicateditwasnotnecessarytoapprovefundsforthischangeordersincea15contingencyof2310000wasapprovedingtheconstructioncontractandthisextraworkwouldcost633700Thereforetherewasaremainingcontingencyof1677300forthedurationoftheNAMEOFCOMMRSMSVYVNEdwardsxFletcherxxTuckerxWatersxxGullifordxEdwardsxxFletcherxTuckerxxWatersxGullifordx Page12August231993projectMotionApproveChargeOrderNo1BuccaneerChlorineContactChamberNodisucssionbeforethevoteThemotioncarriedunanimously8CityManagerReportsandorCorrespondenceACostsofJackRussellParkbuildingKirkWendlandFinanceDirectoradvisedthelowbidfortheconcessionbuildinginJackRussellParkwas222572HeindicatedifitwasthedesireofthecommissiontoproceedwiththeprojectititsentiretyitwouldbenecessarytoobtainfinancingHeindicatedthecityanticipatedthefundbalanceofConventionDevelopmentTaxmonieswouldbeapproximately130000attheendofthecurrentfiscalyearAfterdiscussionCityManagerKimLeinbachwasinstructedtocontactYMCAandLittleLeaguetoseeifAtheywouldshareinthecostofthebuildingItwasdecidedtodeferactionuntilfinancialplanningwasdecideduponCityAttorneyAlanJensenreportedconcerningthestatusof16thStreetbeachaccessAfterdiscussiontheCommissionindicatedtheirdesiretoproceedwiththismatterMotionAuthorizeCityAttorneytoproceedwithlitigationtoobtain16thStreetbeachaccessNodiscussionbeforethevoteThemotioncarriedunanimouslyCommissionerEdwardsreportedhehadvisitedDonnerParkandhecomplimentedGailBakeronherexcellentworkwiththechildrenCommissionerWatersinquiredconcerningwhetherparkingspaceswhichhadbeeneliminatedfrom19thStreethadbeenrelocatedelsewhereinthecitCommissionerFletcherreportedtheparkingcommitteehadbeenNAMEOFCOMMRSMSVYVNEdwardsxxFletcherxxTuckerxWatersxGullifordxEdwardsxFletcherxxTuckerWatersxxGullifordx Page 13 August 23 1993 developing an inventory of parking spaces and would be meeting again soon Commissioner Waters indicated he would like to have a procedure for addressing the appeal of variances Commissioner Tucker thanked the Charter Revision Committee for their hard work Commissioner Tucker reported she had received a complaint about mud slides at 1841 Beach Avenue Mayor Gulliford advised Reid McCormick had resigned his position on the Northeast Florida Regional Planning Council The City Manager was asked to investigate the requirements to fill the vacancy Mayor Gulliford complained the median located adjacent to Shoppes of Northshore was in poor condition He asked the City Manager to contact the contractor so that the median could be repaired A discussion was held concerning unsafe conditions regarding a ditch at Seminole Road Bob Kosoy was asked to check into installing barriers at the site There being no further business the Mayor adjourned the meeting at 1000 p m NAME OF COMMRS M S V Y V N