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AGENDA
CITY OF EDGEWATER
APRIL 5,1982
7:00PM
COMMUN ITY CENTER
1. Call to Order, Roll Call, Invocation, Salute to the Flag
2.
Hea r i n g s
A. 82-0-6
B. 82-0-9
C. 82-0-10
D. 82-0-11
E. 81-0-42
Roberts Road Annexation. 2nd & Final Reading. Action:
Re-zoning Oak Ridge Ave. 2nd & Final Reading. Action:
Councilmanic re-districting. 2nd & Final Reading. Action:
Fireworks control. 2nd & Final Reading. Action:
Burning controls (cancel)
3.
4.
Approval of Minutes, Meeting of March 15, 1982
Bills and Accounts
5.
Communications
A. City Attorney reports
B. City Manager and Department Head reports
C. Ha ro 1 d Breu ill y
6.
Ordinances and Resolutions
See other parts of agenda
7.
Unfinished Business
A. Barracuda Band donation
B. Sewer blockage report
C. Road assessments
D. B r i 1 ey , Wi 1 d bill in g s
E. Safety Inspections officer
9.
New Business
A. Purchase of land for borrow pit
B. Approval of Community Development Block Grant appl ication
C. Re-zoning requests
D. Juvenile Detention Center donation
E. Hermosa Palms permit renewal
F. Indian River bridge
G Home Occupational 1 icenses
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Miscellaneous
10.
Adjourn to April 19, 1982.
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"PURSUANi TO CHAPTER 286. F.S.. IF AN
INDIVIDUAL DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION
MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MAnER CON-
SIDERED AT A MEETING OR HEARING. THAT
INDIVIDUAL WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE
PROCEEDh~GS AND WILL NEED TO INSURE THA T
A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS
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EXPLANATORY DATA
APR I L 5, 1982
2 . Hea r i n g s
D. 82-0-11 .Fireworks control
The Fire Company will have a report as to whether or not the
champagne party popper should be banned, but otherwise this
ordinance is ready for final enactment.
E. 81-0-42 Burning controls (cancel)
In January the Department of Environmental Regulation and the
Division of Forestry signed an agreement which has the net effect
of el iminating backyard burning. The key clause in this agreement
has to do with the fact that if the City has weekly rubbish pickup,
backyard burning is not allowed so that no local ordinance would
do any good. I suggest, therefore, that this effort to gain local
control be abandoned at this time.
5. Communications
C. Harold Breuilly
See attached. He wants the Council to vacate the west end of
Plaza Lane (501 x 1501). This must be researched to see if it
wasn't already vacated.
7. Unfinished Business
A. Barracuda Band donation
See attached letter from Ms. Susan Lewis, Corresponding Secretary
of the Barracuda Band Parents Association. Contrary to popular
bel ief, the Council does not have unl imited funds for such pur-
poses. The request is for $500.00 but I would advise the Council
that if it does donate, it donates on the basis of a 50-50 share
together with the New Smyrna Beach City Commission and that the
maximum the Council spend for this particular charity would be
$100.00. Please bear in mind that once the gate is opened for this
type of donation there is no tell ing where the matter will end.
For example, the Juvenile Detention Center has requested a donation
to buy certain equipment - see attached letter from them.
B. Sewer blockage report
At the request of Councilman Ledbetter we have negotiated a settle-
ment with Mr. Merle Johnston of 122 Sanchez to pay $50.00 of a bill
for $110.00. I might say at this time that this is very tricky
ground and the Council would be wise to not get involved any more
in these settlements. The policy establ ished for you by Terry
Wadsworth is a very thorough and effective one and would not result
in any settlements except in the most unusual cases.
C. Road Assessments
The City Attorney should have ready resolution #82-R-22 which is
the resolution necessary to begin the assessment process.
D. B r i 1 ey , Wi 1 d bill in g s
A conference was held with Harry Wild and his Operations Chief and
Terry Wadsworth regarding the bill ings questioned at the last meeting.
We are satisfied with the explanation and trust that the conference
will result in more quickly produced work and the el imination of
some of the costs we have been encountering.
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EXPlan~Ory
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7. Unfinished Business (cont'd)
E. Safety Inspections officer
A need to inspect various commercial and industrial buildings for
safe materials storage can be met by the appointment of a Safety
Inspections Officer. The Fire Company also wants this and will submit
names to the City Manager. Your approval of this idea in concept is
asked. The $100.00 a month is already budgeted.
8. New Business
A. Purchase of land for borrow pit
See attached report.
B. Approval of Community Development Block Grant appl ication
See previous report mailed out. Since that report was mailed the
federal people have denied the request to use money for Menard Park
so that the funds will go directly for road construction.
C. Re-zoning requests
1) The C. W. W. Construction Co., Inc. appeared before the Zoning
Commission March 22 and they have recommended that Council
re-zone some property fronting on Park Avenue from 1-1 and
MH-l to R-4 to allow for 35 multi-family rental apartments.
Mr. Fudge of the C. W. W. Construction firm will be present
to explain this. See attached.
2) When the Zoning Commission recommended the C. W. W. Construction
Co. re-zoning, they also recommended that the MH-l property
behind the 1-1 property just East of the C. W. W. Construction
site be made 1-1.
D. Juvenile Detention Center donation
The Juvenile Detention Center has requested a donation. See attached
letter.
E. Hermosa Palms permit renewal
See attached - this is a construction trailer.
F. Indian River bridge
While the problem of getting across the North and South Causeways
in New Smyrna Beach is primarily that of New Smyrna Beach, it has
a lateral impact on us in terms of people who 1 ive or work here doing
business or going to and from work or home there. It is unnecessary
to explain the nature of this problem as you are well aware of it.
It has been suggested that perhaps the issue of completing the planned
bridge from Indian River Boulevard eastwardly terminus across to the
oceanside might be in order. Mayor Christy has expressed an interest
in following this up if Council so wishes.
G. Home Occupational Licenses
1) Will iam E. Doran, 414 North Ridgewood Avenue, Painter, zoned
MH-1A. No visible activity.
'2) Barbara Newman, 16 Silver Circle, zoned R-l. Arts and crafts
to be taken to art shows. No visible activity.