06-07-1982
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CITY OF EDGEWATER
AGENDA
JUNE 7, 1982
7:00PM
COMMUNITY CENTER
1. Call to Order, Roll Call, Invocation, Salute to the Flag
2. Heari ngs
A. Ord. 82-0-16A Occupational License Tax, 2nd and Final
Reading:' Action:
B. Ord. 82-0-19 Home Occupation License Procedure, 2nd
and Final Reading. Action:
3. Approval of Minutes, Regular Meeting of May 17, 1982, Special Meetings
of May 19, 1982 and May 31, 1982
4. Bills and Accounts
5. Communications
A. City Attorney Reports
B. City Manager and Department Head Reports
C. Home Occupational Licenses
1) David O. Fitzell
2) JuJUI FI dcker
3) Singing Telegrams
D. Boards and Commissions
: Notices of Resignation and Disqualification
6. Ordinances and Resolutions
A. 82-0-20 --Amendment..:to Ord. 82-0-18A ChaLter Revision Referendum -
B. 82-0-21- ~e-zoning Park Avenue West -
C. 82-0-22 Impact Fees
D. 82-R-32 Assessment Rolls - Road Program
E. 82-R-33 Industr'ial Development Board Appointments (4)
F. 82-R-34 Board of Adjustment Appointment
7. Unfinished Business
A. -Building Code Board Recommendations
B. Report on Wildwood Drainage
8. New Bus i ness
A. Survey Costs
B. Ethics Commission Action
C. Adjustments to Federal Revenue Sharing Authorization
9. Miscellaneous
"PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 286. F.S.. IF AN
lNDIYIDUAl DECIDeS TO APPEAL ANY DECISION
MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CON-
SIDERED AT A MEETING OR HEARING. THAT
INDIVIDUAL WILL fJEED A RECORD OF THE
PROCEEDINGS AND WILL tiEED TO INSURE THAT
A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS
MADE."
10. Adjourn to June 21~ 1982
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JUNE 7, 1982
5. Communications
C. Home Occupational Licenses
1) David O. Fitzell, a jan~torial service, 3214 Silver fa1m Drive,
zoned R-2B. No visible activity.
2)' John Fracker, pressure cleaning, 19-7 Pine Tree Drive, zoned
R-1B. No visible activity.
3) Singing Telegrams, dba IIJust for Laughs", 3127 Lime Tree Drive,
zoned R-2B. No visible activity.
D. Boards and Commissions
Notices of resignation and disqua1 ification
Industrial Development Board - Doug Mo1ster was transferred to the
Planning Commission and resigned; Edmund Duby resigned because he
works out of town; Robert Zigmund resigned due to going North; and
Tom Sawyer was technically disqualified. Board of Adjustment -
Patricia Walker resigned due to moving out of the area.
6. Ordinances and Resolutions
A. 82~0-20 Amendment to. Ordinance 82-0-18A Charter Revision Referendum
Council will recall Clay Henderson's statement that he was having
trouble composing a ballot proposition which would meet legal tests
yet be clearly worded. He is proposing two ballot questions, the
first question asking-whether or not the new charter should be
adopted to include the present four zone and separately elected
mayor system, and the second question being whether or not the
. five zone system with mayor elected by council would be preferred
over the four zone system. The voters could vote yes or no on
either question and there would be no compl ications - machine
ballots will be satisfactory. It is necessary to amend the ordinance
to provide for these two ballot questions in order to forward to
Katherine Odham for the July 13 referendum. (Eme~gency ordinance)
B. 82-0-21 Re-zoning Park Avenue West
This ordinance should be ready for introduction.
C. 82-0-22 Impact Fees
This ordinance should be ready for introduction
D. 82-R-32 Assessment Rolls - Road Program
This ordinance was ready for introduction two meetings ago but was
postponed due to pending council action on a long-range financing
plan for this year's ,as well as following yearsl work. I feel we
should go ahead and finish the councilmanic processes no matter
what the bond counsel reports as council has made a commitment to
pave three streets in Florida Shores this year.
7. Unfinished Business
A. Building Code Board Recommendations
Members of this board should be present to explain their recommendations
regarding reinspection fee hikes and drainage problems - they have
been unable to attend when 'previously scheduled.
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~une 7, 1982
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7. Unfinished Business (continued)
B. Report on Wildwood Drainage
Since the last regular meeting I held a staff meeting with the City
Engineer, City Attorney, BuIlding Official, and Superintendent of
Publ ic Works and devolved an approach to solving such drainage problems
as the Wildwood community may have. See report. Subsequent to that
I met with representatives of residents of Wildwood and appeared to
gain agreement from them as to this report and its recommendations.
8. New Business
A. Survey Costs
The City Attorney advises me that in the process of obtaining deeds
to Menard Park he was required to obtain a survey. This survey
exceeded the amount which,can be contracted for without councilmanic
approval - the total cost was $1,774.13. This cost can be charged'
to Planning and Development, fund 10, account 14515.31, Professional
Services. Your approval of this professional services invoice is
requested. .
B. Ethics Commission Action
The State Commission on Ethics has recommended that former Zoning
and Planning Board Chairman Earl Wallace be fined $100.00 for
technical deviations from the various administrative codes.
C. Adjustments to Federal. Revenue Sharing Autho~ization
Through the co-operation of the Finance Department I am attaching
an update on the Federal Revenue Sharing account. I find it
desirable to update this account more frequently than the other
~ accounts. Your approval of the revised authorization is requested.
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