03-01-198205
AGENDA
CITY OF EDGEWATER
MARCH 1, 1982
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COMMUNITY CENTER
1. Call to Order, Roll Call, Invocation, Salute to the Flag
2. Hearings
A. 82 -0 -4 Shopping Center Re- zoning (Hearing and Final Passage). Action:
B. 82 -0 -5 Vacation of Alamanda (Hearing and Final Passage). Action:
C. 82 -0 -7 Rules of Debate (Hearing and Final Passage). Action:
D. 82 -0 -8 Federal Revenue Sharing (Hearing and Final Passage). Action:
3. Proclamation
4. Approval of Minutes, Regular Meeting of February 15, 1982
Special Meeting of February 19, 1982
5. Bills and Accounts
6. Communications
A. City Attorney Reports
B. City Manager and Department Head Reports
7. Ordinances and Resolutions
A. 82 -0 -9 Re- zoning, Old County Road (Introduction & 1st Reading)
B. 82 -R -18 Industrial Development Board appointment
C. 82 -R -19 Building Code Board appointment
D. 82 -R -20 Designation of second polling place
E. 82 -R -21 Bank Signatories
F. 82 -R -22 Road Assessment Program
8. Unfinished Business
A. Sales tax position
B. Sewer blockage report
C. Community Development Block Grant notification
9. New Business
A. Fire Department pump purchase
B. Ballfield lighting contract award
C. Planning Commission By -Laws
D. Charter Review Commission By -Laws
E. Flammable devices ordinance
F. Re- districting
10. Miscellaneous
11. Adjourn to March 15, 1982.
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EXPLANATORY DATA
MA RCH 1,1982
2. Hearings
By agreement with the presiding officer we are now going to schedule the
action on hearings and final passage ordinances at the same point in the
agenda as the hearings. Therefore, on this agenda and henceforward, please
be prepared to vote on any ordinances which are noted as "Hearing and Final
Passage ".
7. Ordinances and Resolutions
A. 82 -0 -9 Re- z Old County Road (Introduction & 1st Reading)
This is the Holahan re- zoning of property in the vicinity of Old
County Road to the R -5 classification. I wish to report that we
inquired of the property owner who would be left with an "enclave"
and offered the family any kind of change which would be compatible
with no further effort on their part and they declined.
D. 82 -R -20 Designation of second polling place
I have been advised by the Florida Shores Property Owners that they
will consider the suggestion of their clubhouse as a polling place
and I suggest approval contingent upon their ratification. The
dividing line would be that between the proposed zones 1 -2 and 3 -4.
This, of course, is subject also to your favorable action on item
9.F. Re- districting.
E. 82 -R -21 Bank Sign
I am attaching a proposed resolution which would re- designate
officials as signatories as well as having access to the safety
deposit box. The question here is entirely one of availability
of persons at the time needed. As it is now the City Clerk and I
sign all checks but occasionally we have to seek another signature.
By the same token we go to the safety deposit box occasionally
but it will be wise to have others authorized in case of absences.
F. 82 -R -22 Road Assessment Program
The City Attorney should be ready for you to enact a resolution
setting up assessments for the road paving portion of the road
program for FY 1982, this to be for three streets in Florida Shores.
8. Unfinished Business
B. Sewer Blockage Report
See attached report from me and Utilities Superintendent Wadsworth.
C. Community Development Block Grant notification
In your packet is a copy of a letter from the County notifying us
of a $87,742. block grant award which will mean the sum of $263,226.
over a three -year period. This resulted from your wisdom in
approving the proposal by the County and re- affirms our faith of
the word of our County councilman who noted that no guarantee of
funding would be necessary but that they would promise it and
indeed we got it! Our new professional planner, Sheryl Cutrona,
has been designated as the administrator of these grants and will
co- ordinate her work with the Planning Cosanission, and as necessary
with other boards. We are hoping recreation areas can be included.
You will be advised later of progress on this subject.
Explanatory Data
March 1, 1982
Page two.
9. New Business
A. Fire Department pump purchase
The Fire Department needed a pump in the amount of $1,205. - see
attached. Your ratification of this purchase is necessary under
the Code.
E. Flammable devices ordinance
It has been suggested by a citizen that an ordinance be enacted
banning the sale or possession of "Champagne Party Poppers ", a
sample of which I will bring to the meeting. The Fire Department
supports this proposal and advised me that more than one fire has
been caused by this amusement device.
F. Re- districting
I have attached with your agenda packet a study done at my direction
by the City Clerk's office as required by law. The thing to bear
in mind is that the proportion of each zone must be equal, or
essentially equal, or we must justify why they are not equal.
The best path to follow, therefore, is to make them as equal
as possible and we do not believe that the slight deviations
indicated in the recommended new zone lines will be of any conse-
quence. Please note that the proposed distribution is based on
the census of 1980 and, therefore, such subdivisions as Wildwood
have been left out. They would be added to the zone they would
normally fall in and, therefore, can be an immediate disproportion
but we are required to adhere to the law. Your action here would
be to instruct the Attorney to proceed with this matter and we
would hope it can all be completed within a month or two in order
to get ready for the Fall elections.