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JAATUARY 18,1982
7:00PM
COMMUNITY CENTER
1. Call to Order, Roll Call, Invocation, Salute to the Flag
Honoring of N. W. McCall, Sr. (Lt.)Police Department,
on Retirement.
2. Public Hearing
Fulton Easement
3. Approval of Minutes - Meeting of January 4, 1982
4. Bills and Accounts
5. Communications
Florida Shores Property ~,'ners Association
6. Ordinances and Resolutions
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81-0-44
81-0-45
81-0-42
82-R-4
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Street Lights (2nd Reading)
Police Education Fund (2nd Reading)
Burn Control Ordinance (Tabled)
Appointment to Recreation Task Force
Building Fee Rates
Fulton Easement
7. Unfinished Business
Building Official's Report
8. New Business
A. Zoning and Planning Board By-Laws
B. Shopping Center Re-Zoning ~
C. Vacation of Alamanda Drive
D. Approval of Fencing Estimate
E. Home Occupation Licenses
F. Charter Review Commission
G. Legal Representation
H. Composition of Zoning & Planning Board
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JANUARY 18, 1982
5. Co~@unications
Florida Shores Property:'Owners 'Association
Please note from the attached letter from John Spencer,
President of FSPOA, that the Association has appointed
Frank M. Wright as chafrman of the legislative committee
for 1982. He will represent the Association before Council.
6. Ordinances and Resolutions
C. 81-0-42 BurnCoritrol Ordin~tice '(T~bled)
It has come to my attention that there is a fear
on the part of residents, particularly those in
Florida Shores, that this ordinance 'will result
in backyard burning which might endanger the homes
of residents in Florida Shores. While this was
not the intention of the ordinance -.the intention
was to tighten up on controlled burning - if the
ordinance is being interpreted that way, I suggest
you may wish to table it pending more discussion
with homeowners.
D. 82-R-4 Appointment t6 'Recreatiori Task Force
The first meeting of the Recreation Task Force was
held January 11. Ken.Winter advised me that he
will be unable to serve because of business co~mit-
ments and I am recommending the appointment of
Chief Earl Baugh in his stead.
E. 82-0-1 Building Fee Rates
As a result of the Pilch case, the City Attorney has
prepared an ordinance which ties in building permit
fees to whatever formula is currently applied by the
Southern Standard Building Code group.
7. Unfinished Busipess
Building Official's Report
Mr. Murphy has prepared a report on elevation policy in
connection with new construction - see attached.
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Zoning & Planning Board By-Laws
See attached. These by-laws were approved by a
5-2 vote of the Zoning & Planning Board at their
meeting of January 6.
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B. Shopping Center Re-Zoning
See attached letter from Earl Wallace. The revised
site plan for the shopping center to be located at
U.S. 1 and Indian River Boulevard will require
re-zoning the area west of Alamanda Drive from R-IB
to B-5. . This is recommended unanimously by the
Zoning & Planning Board. A representative of the
Magnuson Corporation will be on hand to answer
questions. See letters attached.
C. Vacation of Alamanda Drive
See attached letter from Earl Wallace. The Zoning
& Planning Board recommended unanimously that
Alamanda Drive be vacated to make room for the
shopping center. I have spoken to the two families
who live on that street and they are in favor of
vacating the street as it will enable them to
clear out and buy elsewhere. See letters attached.
D. Approval of Fencing Estimate
See attached. It is requested that you approve
expenditures from the Federal Revenue Sharing fund
to fence the new ballfields. These are two separate
jobs - first, a baseball backstop ($1,475.) and
second, perimeter fencing ($1,804,50). Both of these
projects have been approved by the Board of Governors
and the money is appropriated. See attached sketch.
E. Home Occupation Licenses
George Shepard, 2911 Woodland Drive, Residential
Builder. Zone R-2B. No visible activity.
W. Lawrence Hardy, 2006 S. Riverside Drive, Income
Tax Service. Zone R-l. No visible activity.
F. Charter Review Commission
One Councilrn~n has suggested-that the Charter Review
Commission be re-formed. Discussion"of this is desired.
G. Legal Representation
One Councilman has questioned the assistance rendered
the Council by Mrs. Henderson w~en ~er husband and
partner was ill. To insure that all is in order, it
is suggested that the FIR~ be appointed, or that both
partners be appointed.