06-21-1990 Special
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CITY OF EDGEWATER
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BOARD
SPECIAL MEETING
THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1990 7:00 P.M.
CONFERENCE ROOM, CITY HALL
Chairman Joe Martin called to order a special meeting of the
Industrial Development Board at 7:05 p.m., Thursday, June 21,
1990, in the conference room at City Hall.
ROLL CALL:
Members present were Mr. McClain, Mr. Koch, Mr. Martin, and Ms.
Rymsza. Mr. Baldwin, Mr. Hanson, and Mr. Richards were excused.
Also present was Beverly Kinney~ Secretary.
Eaqles Nest:
Mr. Martin stated he had gone to DBCC and had picked up a map
which shows the eagle's nest just about dead center of the
campus/park area. He presented the map to the members which
showed the primary and secondary zones for the nest. He stated
that the zones could carryover into almost half of the city's PID
zoned property.
Mr. Martin stated the best way he knew how to deal with this was
to either approach the state and ask for the exact limits on
development the entire area (blanket coverage), or have each
developer with a project go to the state themselves to find out
what the restrictions are. After some discussion, the members
agreed that the state may be more lenient on a case by case
basis.
Mr. Martin suggested that the Board send a letter to the state
asking exactly what they consider an acceptable protection area.
The members agreed, and Mr. Martin stated he would draft the
letter. Mr. Martin stated he had discussed having someone from
the state come and talk to the Board about the eagle's nest
with the Planning and Zoning Director. The members agreed that
if their letter did not receive an acceptable answer they would
be interested in someone from the state coming to talk to them.
Mr. Martin stated that DBCC had received approval from the state
to go ahead with their plans for a park if there is no
construction during the mating and nesting season.
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There was some discussion about possibly relocating the eagle.
Mr. Martin stated he had read an article recently that stated
relocation was an alternative. Mr. Martin stated he would send a
copy of the article to the state.
Pamphlet:
The members discussed what should be contained in the pamphlet.
The members agreed the pamphlet should contain photographs of
some of Edgewater's industry (ie: Tropical Blossom, Coronado
Paint, and Cushman), possibly a photo of Kennedy Park to depict
recreation and leisure activities, and DBCe and Embrey Riddle
entrance signs to show educational/vocational opportunities. A
map of the state, in an overlay format, depicting the "golden
triangle", which is discussed in the narrative was also discussed
and agreed upon. The members agreed on a four (4) fold pamphlet.
Demographics were discussed and agreed upon. The members
decided the city's logo should be on the front of the pamphlet.
There was also discussion as to the appropriate wording for the
pamphlet. Mr. Martin stated he would design a "cut and paste"
draft for the members to review at the next meeting.
There being no further business to come before
Koch moved to adjourn seconded by Mr. McClain.
adjourned at approximately 9:15 p.m..
the Board, Mr.
The meeting
Respectfully Submitted By: Beverly Kinney, Secretary
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