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05-17-1999 - Regular , '-' ""'" \ CITY COUNCIL OF EDGEWATER REGULAR MEETING KAY 17, 1999 7:00 P.M. COMMUNITY CENTER MINUTES CALL TO ORDER Mayor Allman called the Regular Meeting to order at 7:03 p.m. in the Community Center. ROLL CALL Mayor Randy Allman Councilman James Gornto Councilman Myron Hammond Councilman Gary Roberts Councilwoman Judith Lichter City Attorney Nikki Clayton City Manager Kenneth Hooper City Clerk Susan Wadsworth Deputy City Clerk Lisa Kruckmeyer Police Chief Lawrence Schumaker Present Present Present Present Present Present Present Excused Present Present INVOCATION. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE There was a silent invocation and pledge of allegiance to the Flag. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Reqular Meetinq of April 19. 1999 Councilman Gornto made a motion to approve the April 19, 1999 minutes, second by Councilwoman Lichter. The motion CARRIED 5-0. PRESENTATIONS/PROCLAMATIONS/PLAQUES A. Presentation of proclamations and plaques to the Fire station Sitinq Committee Mayor Allman read a proclamation and presented plaques to the members of the Fire station Siting Committee. He thanked everyone for a job well done. B. Presentation of proclamation and plaque to the Community Emergencv Response Team (C.E.R.T.) Mayor Allman read a proclamation and plaque and presented them to Councilwoman Lichter and the Community Emergency Response Team. Councilwoman Lichter presented the proclamation and plaque to Les Allison from C.E.R.T. Mr. Allison thanked Chief Barlow and Chief Daly for their help. Chief Daly commented on the efforts of C.E.R.T. and the activities they have participated in. CITIZEN COMMENTS REGARDING AGENDA ITEMS ONLY There were no citizen comments at this time. CITY COUNCIL REPORTS Mayor Allman had nothing at this time. Councilman Gornto had nothing at this time. ~ ~ Councilman Hammond spoke about citizens that have approached him regarding garages. Edgewater has no restrictions on the size. He mentioned a garage built on Riverside Drive a few years back and controversy coming up about it. He spoke about huge garages being built in Florida Shores. They can build anywhere in Edgewater as long as they meet the standard home requirements. They can go 35 feet high. He expressed concern with people living next to these garages and their property values. He feels they need to come up with a moratorium with building some of these garages that are being built and come up with some definite rules. He mentioned a garage built on the 2100 block of Travelers Palm Drive. He feels this issue needs to be addressed. City Manager Hooper informed Council they could have a work session and talk about it or do a moratorium and bring to Council that and then have the work session after. Councilman Gornto mentioned the homes that back up to Massey airfield having large garages. City Manager Hooper stated our current code says you can build a garage of any size up to 35 feet high and it is 30% of the buildable land. If you buy three or four lots, suddenly you have a very large lot to build a very large building. There was further discussion regarding size and aesthetics. City Manager Hooper spoke of some cities allowing a detached garage/carport but it can't be larger than the house and they must compliment each other or some places have a formula. Those are things they can bring back and discuss with Council what other cities are doing. There are four in Florida Shores in the last three years that are underway or have been built. He spoke of the concern of people running a business out of one of these garages which is not permitted. It was the consensus of Council to hold a workshop. City Mana&er Hooper asked if they wanted to do it an hour before the June 7t meeting. Councilwoman Lichter asked when they are going to do the Charter. City Manager Hooper informed her he thought it was the 21st. Councilwoman Lichter asked-where these garages are. City Manager Hooper informed Council he would provide them with a list of the addresses. Councilman Roberts asked City Manager Hooper for an update on the FIND project and what the college has decided to do on the leasing of the acreage with the State. City Manager Hooper informed Council he had a meeting with them last Tuesday and they have completed in essence the Master Plan with some type-o's. The college has agreed to lease the property. FIND is going to bring forth the plans for Phase I and II which should be in front of Council within the next 60 days. He spoke of there being two railroad crossings. council will have to choose which one they would like to see. One has a permit right now and one doesn't. He thinks this is going before Council at the first meeting in June. Councilman Roberts asked if the City would be overseeing the bidding when the road goes in Phase I or would FIND being doing that. City Manager Hooper stated FIND hasn't addressed which way they would prefer that but thinks they would offer the City the first choice. He feels confident that is what they would choose to do. Page -2- Council Regular Meeting May 17, 1999 '-'" ...", Councilwoman Lichter spoke about a meeting she had with the Southeast Volusia Senior Advisory Committee. She feels Edgewater has an aging population and there are some seniors with special needs, such as delivery of medicines, food, and transportation. She spoke about volunteers being afraid to drive people to appointments because of insurance problems. She stated right now they are fact finding and in the year 2000 they are going to have a new census. She has been contacting the local ministers because 40 to 60% of the citizens belong to a church. They are going to put a blurb in their newspaper, like a questionnaire, trying to find out what it is seniors need. Councilwoman Lichter spoke about a Code Enforcement Board meeting she attended. She spoke about people being uncomfortable making a call on a neighbor. They wish there was more participation for finding infractions. PUBLIC HEARINGS. ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS A. Res. No. 99-R-05. Ben and Jeanne DelNiqro aooealinq the Planninq and Zoning Board's decision to deny a variance Mayor Allman read Res. 99-R-05 and opened the public hearing. City Manager Hooper explained the process to the Council. Planning and Zoning Director Lynne Plaskett made a staff presentation. She informed Council they and the Planning and zoning Board are bound by all the criteria. Councilwoman Lichter asked if when the house was built there was a garage. Ms. Plaskett explained after the initial garage was closed into a living area, a second attached garage was built. Councilwoman Lichter stated she visited the property. She asked if the original garage was converted into a room. Ms. Plaskett explained the original garage that was built with the house has already been converted to living area. At the Planning and zoning Board meeting it was stated that there was a garage that had been enclosed. The building permit for the additional garage has been issued since she has been with the city. The DelNigro's were proposing to enclose that one too. Mayor Allman stated they had different understandings of what went on at that meeting. He was present at that meeting. The garage is going to remain. The carport was going to be put there to bring things in out of the weather. His understanding is it is going to be two poles and a roof. It's not an elaborate structure. He has also visited the property several times. It is not going to affect anything. It is not going to be in the way of a fire department going in to try and put out a fire. As a matter of fact it would probably serve as a fire break due to the fact it is made out of metal. He doesn't feel this will be unsightly. He has spoken to several of the neighbors and they have no opposition to this. He spoke to one neighbor that did have opposition to it. He spoke of the cost of the alternative that was described to them. He further spoke of other variances being approved by Council. The people next door to them have a carport identical to what they are looking to build. Nothing has ever been said about that. Councilwoman Lichter asked how close it goes to the property line. Mayor Allman stated it is probably within two to three feet of the fence. We are talking about two poles with a roof. We are not talking about a permanent structure. Those who would be most affected by it don't have a problem with it. Being an elected representative, he doesn't have a problem with it. Page -3- Council Regular Meeting May 17, 1999 '-' .."", Mayor Allman went on to speak about the alternative that was discussed with the DeINigro's. City Manager Hooper stated Ms. Plaskett is making the staff presentation and the applicant needs to come up and describe to Council the situation. Mayor Allman stated it isn't as bad as what it is made out to be. Jeanne DelNigro, 3130 Tamarind Drive, explained to Council what it is she wants to do. She stated her garage is not a family room. It is a garage. She needs the extra space for her son who is tired of sap falling on a fairly new TransAm and eating the paint away. There is no harm in putting this carport up. She spoke about her house being unique due to it being on three lots and being kitty corner. She spoke about the alternative that was presented to her. She spoke about her neighbor's carport being two feet away from the fence. Ms. DelNigro presented and read letters of support to the Council she has received from her neighbors. These letters were then given to the Deputy City Clerk. Councilwoman Lichter asked for clarification from Ms. DelNigro on the garage situation. Ms. DelNigro explained she wanted to convert the garage into a family room. Right now she is at a stand still with it. Councilman Gornto stated he has been on the property. He has ridden around Florida Shores to look at other things that appear to be major violations. He asked Ms. Plaskett if portable carports can be put anywhere in the yard. Ms. Plaskett stated currently they are not regulated by the City. Prior to this administration, the administrative policy in-house was they were not to be permitted because they do not meet the windload requirements of the Southern Standard Building code. Councilman Gornto clarified they could put up one of these portable carports and the City couldn't do anything about it. Ms. Plaskett stated she has nothing in the code to address that. When they want to put in a carport, which is a permanent structure, that is where the issue came up. It's a matter of interpretation as to whether you can put something up that can not withstand the windload requirements or if you can't and it depends on who the building official is at that time. City Manager Hooper stated those temporary portable carports can go anywhere. When a slab is laid and it becomes permanent than there is a permit required. Ms. DelNigro showed Council a picture of a house on Juniper Drive. She stated the garage is not in the setbacks. It is almost on the side of the road. The picture was given to the Deputy city Clerk. Councilman Roberts feels the issue is whether they let the setbacks be violated and if they do does it open the door for the whole City to start wanting to build closer to the setbacks. He expressed concern with builders wanting to build closer to the setbacks. Mayor Allman stated they are looking at one instance for one person. He stated they aren't looking at someone who is intentionally trying to violate the setbacks. He doesn't feel this will open a Pandora's Box to let everyone in Florida Shores want to infringe on the setbacks. He doesn't think this Council would allow a builder or anyone else to blatantly violate the setbacks. Page -4- Council Regular Meeting May 17, 1999 ...., ..., Councilman Gornto asked about closing the street when the retention ponds were put in. Ms. Plaskett explained the people that had existing driveways on the side streets that were going to be closed off, were not closed off until beyond the driveway. Those that did not have driveways were technically closed off however, the advantage is is the person that had a 30 foot setback on front and side corner now could add on to that side and only have to meet the interior side setback of 10 feet. They actually gained twenty foot to be able to build on. Councilwoman Lichter thinks DelNigro's situation has already been created. Not necessarily by the City but by adding a garage to a garage. She feels something could be placed on the other side of their property. City Manager Hooper asked Council to let the applicant describe their desire and what they wanted to do and let any citizen speak on this matter. Ms. DelNigro reminded Council of a situation where they allowed a builder to build a home on an undersized lot on Riverside Drive. She isn't asking or a house. She is asking for two poles and an overhang. The Council also gave a gentleman back money for underground pipes. She asked Council to think about this and approve it. Mrs. Donahue spoke in opposition of putting up the carport. They already put up a garage once that had to be trimmed to meet the setbacks. Now they are asking to go even beyond that. She feels it wouldn't be fair to say okay to one and not someone else. She stated it is Council's decision and they will have to see the results. Doris Hill, 112 Lincoln Road, spoke in opposition of this variance request. She feels two wrongs don't make a right. She spoke about the value of real estate. Because there are people who live there now and don't oppose, it doesn't mean that it won't bother someone in the future. She feels Council would be opening a can of worms. She feels there isn't any good reason for this. There is another place they could put a car cover. Bob Garthwaite, 10 Lee Drive, spoke in opposition of this. He feels the variance should not be granted because there is plenty of room on the other side of the house. He urged Council not to grant this variance. Wendy Dippel, 713 Navigators Way, feels the Council should consider Edgewater as a whole when they talk about rules and regulations. If anything, they need to get tighter on them, not more lenient. She spoke about a lot of illegal buildings all over the City. This City is growing by leaps and bounds. If Council doesn't do something about the regulations and start enforcing them now, it is going to be a giant can of worms. She feels the city Council needs to take a positive stand for the City as a whole and start tightening the building codes and regulations. Andy Anderson, Pine Tree Drive, spoke about when a neighbor does something they think is going to be okay they should consider the neighbor on each side. He feels if it doesn't look nice, it may decrease the value of their property. He also encouraged council to look at the City as a whole. Ms. DelNigro stated we do not live in Marco Island or Ft. Lauderdale. We are little old Edgewater. She holds value in her property and when she sells it, she wants every dime out of it. Page -5- Council Regular Meeting May 17, 1999 '-' ..., Ms. Hill stated if you are violating a setback, this is encroachment. If someone were to buy your house and they went for financing, they could be turned down. The banks might not give them the financing because it would be an encroachment. We are trying to build the City up, not tear it down. Nothing personal, it's just the fact. Ms. DelNigro asked if the City would close in her swale on the side of her. She would like to put a 35 foot high garage up there now. She is being told this will degrade her property but it's not. Mayor Allman stated they aren't talking about degrading her property, they are talking about the infringement on the setbacks. City Attorney Clayton explained this is a quasi-judicial proceeding. This would be the time for Council to announce if they have seen the property. She explained they have criteria that will guide the Council's decision. Those criteria are the ordinance that has been adopted by State law. They would have to find the appeal meets all of the criteria. If it fails to meet all or just one, they would have to vote for denial. The Planning and Zoning Board came to the first criteria and felt the application did not meet that criteria because there are other properties similarly situated that they would also be required to give similar variances would they be requested to do so. City Attorney Clayton explained Council has the choice to consider each of the criteria separately and vote on each one or they can take the facts they have heard and compare those to the criteria. They have to feel comfortable in determining competent substantial evidence exists to support a conclusion one way or the other. Councilman Gornto asked if this is the first time this Council has ever seen this. city Manager Hooper informed him this is the first the Council has had to deal with. Councilman Gornto asked if they are going to vote on A through F and treat them individually. City Attorney Clayton stated they may choose to do that but if one of the elements in the process fails, then it is a forgone conclusion that the rest would fail as well. They can also treat it as other jurisdictions in which they take into account the seven criteria and determine whether or not they can find in the totality of the circumstance, that they can find the criteria are met and what their reasons would be for voting for or against. Mayor Allman asked if it would be appropriate for them to take a break. city Attorney Clayton explained if they decide to break before a vote and discussion, they need to be cautioned that the public hearing is closed and they can not discuss this matter among themselves or with anyone else in the room. Councilwoman Lichter suggested going over each of the criteria. Mayor Allman read Criteria A. Councilwoman Lichter feels this is not unique in Florida Shores. Councilman Roberts also feels this is not a unique situation. He feels they are not going to correct the problem by adding to it. Mayor Allman brought up being able put up a tent. Councilman Roberts feels they should address the fact that tent issue should have restrictions. He feels if they turn it down on one hand, they open the door for a tent on the other hand. Page -6- Council Regular Meeting May 17, 1999 ~ ~ City Attorney Clayton spoke about the Land Development Code overhaul and she doesn't believe they will have that situation once the new land development regulations are adopted. Councilman Hammond stated at this point he doesn't like tents but he is also against a 35 foot building. You have to look at everyone in general. He spoke about the five-car garage that was put up on Riverside Drive. From that point he thinks something should have been done which hasn't been done. Someone has to take the bull by the horns. He doesn't think it is unique at this point. Councilman Gornto spoke about the diagram and a portion of the house being shaved off by four inches. He asked why that was brought up. Ms. Plaskett elaborated on his concerns. Councilwoman Lichter made a motion to deny the application due to the fact it fails to meet the first of the six criteria, second by Councilman Hammond. The motion CARRIED 3-2. Mayor Allman and Councilman Gornto voted NO. There was a ten minute recess at this time. City Manager Hooper informed Council of an incident that happened at Whistle stop Park. B. Res. No. 99-R-07. Supportina one (1) telephone area code for Volusia County Mayor Allman read Res. 99-R-07 and opened the public hearing. City Manager Hooper made a staff presentation. Mayor Allman closed the public hearing. Councilman Gornto made a motion to approve Res. 99-R-07, second by Councilman Hammond. The motion CARRIED 5-0. C. First Readina. Ord. 99-0-15. Glen Storch. authorized aaent for the Estate of Louis Netherland reauestina annexation of 14+ acres located on the east side of Tatum Boulevard Mayor Allman read Ord. 99-0-15 and opened the public hearing. City Manager Hooper made a staff presentation. Mayor Allman closed the public hearing. Councilman Gornto made a motion to approve Ord. 99-0-15, second by Councilman Hammond. The motion CARRIED 5-0. D. Public Hearina. Ord. No. 99-0-10. Annexation of 10+ acres located south of West Park Avenue and east of Carol Ann Drive Mayor Allman read Ord. 99-0-10 and opened the public hearing. city Manager Hooper made a staff presentation. This is the second public hearing and staff recommends approval. Dominic Capria, 606 Topside Circle, stated he is for annexation when he makes these comments. He asked if this is leased land or owned land that these homes will be put on. Councilwoman Lichter explained it will end up where buy the home and lease the property. Mr. Capria feels there will be a small tax base. Mr. Capria asked how many homes are on this ten acres. City Manager Hooper explained at this time there is no master plan. The development agreement is going to come back and this could be maximized as to how many units they have looked at so far. Page -7- Council Regular Meeting May 17, 1999 ..,. ."." Ms. Plaskett informed Council 75 is maxed out but there won't be that many. Mr. Capria feels that streets need to be put in. councilwoman Lichter stated that won't be paid for by the city. Mr. Capria feels there should be some kind of agreement that the developer pay for those streets with the understanding of annexation. City Manager Hooper elaborated on Mr. Capria's concerns. There will a developer's agreement done that will cover the annexed as well as the rezoned property which will list the improvements that have to be done. Mr. Capria stated he is only for annexation if it will benefit the City. Councilwoman Lichter elaborated on a comment made by Mr. Capria regarding Council listening to the City Manager. She does listen to the City Manager but she makes her own decisions. She feels the planned development would enhancement that area. They are going to keep their own roads and maintain them themselves. Councilman Roberts spoke about a gated community and the infrastructure being put in to meet City specifications. He believes a bond would be required for the road construction. Mr. Capria stated he has been through the bonding of streets before. He strongly suggested the City negotiate with the developer that they pay for the roads. Councilwoman Lichter spoke about criticism coming from neighbors in the County at the last meeting. Ms. Plaskett explained it is less than twenty acres. Guy Swiney, 267 Carol Ann Drive, stated he is stuck next to that mobile home park. He expressed concern of what it is going to look like from his side of the property. He feels it will be an eyesore. He asked before if there will be a buffer between them and him. He never got an answer. He talked to appraisers today and this will not improve his property at all. He is going to lose. If it is a done deal, he asked council to consider a buffer. Mayor Allman closed the public hearing. Councilman Gornto made a motion to approve Ord. 99-0-10, second by Councilman Roberts. The motion CARRIED 5-0. E. Public Hearinq. Ord. No. 99-0-11. Rezoninq of 10+ acres located south of West Park Avenue and east of Carol Ann Drive from County MH-4 (Rural Mobile Home Classification) to MH-1 (Mobile Home park District); Ord. No. 99-0-12. Rezoninq of 1.03+ acres located at the corner of West Park Avenue and Carol Ann Drive from B-2 (Neiqhborhood Business District) to MH-1 (Mobile Home Park District); Ord. No. 99-0-13. Rezoninq of 2.5/3.0+ acres located on West Park Avenue east of Carol Ann Drive. from 1-1 (Liqht Industrial District) to MH-1 (Mobile Home Park District) Mayor Allman read Ord. 99-0-11, 99-0-12, and 99-0-13 and opened the public hearing. City Manager Hooper made a staff presentation. Staff recommends approval. Mayor Allman closed the public hearing. Councilman Gornto moved for approval, second by Councilwoman Lichter. The motion CARRIED 5-0. Page -8- Council Regular Meeting May 17, 1999 .., .., city Attorney clayton explained Fire Chief Barlow has applied for a grant and they have received the documents back that require a resolution from the Council authorizing the application to be submitted. This is as a result of grants from FEMA through the Department of Community Affairs and is the second and larger portion of the $45,000+/- the City has received for its part in the wildfire activities that occurred last year. This is in the form of an emergency resolution. Mayor Allman read Res. 99-R-08 and opened the public hearing. Due to there being no citizen comments, Mayor Allman closed the public hearing. Councilwoman Lichter asked if this is a one shot deal with no obligation to the City to match. Fire Chief Barlow explained it is the remainder of the reimbursement from the wildfires. Councilman Gornto made a motion to approve Res. 99-R-08, second by Councilwoman Lichter. The motion CARRIED 5-0. CONSENT AGENDA A. Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation - Request for city of Edgewater Wastewater Department to Pigqyback Charlotte County's bid for sanitary sewer rehabilitation Mayor Allman stated they will go through each individual item and vote on it. City Manager Hooper made a staff presentation. Staff recommends approval. Councilman Gornto moved for approval, second by Councilman Hammond. The motion CARRIED 5-0. B. Enqineerinq Study - Recommend Honeycutt and Associates. Inc. be qranted the iob of evaluatinq the treatment and disposal capacity of the Wastewater Treatment Facility City Manager Hooper made a staff presentation. He informed Council P.E.C. is also doing subconsulting work who he is affiliated with. Councilman Roberts asked why the sewer plant is being reevaluated at this point. City Manager Hooper explained the County has approached us and to sell them capacity today is something we can do. We have about 1.5 to 1.7 million gallons of unused capacity. It will be needed by this City in the future so to sell to the County you have to replace it and that means expansion of the facility. The study goes in and tells if you need to expand the plant and which parts of the plant you need to expand and gives you a cost estimate. Councilman Roberts asked if we sell to the County will we be able to recoup the consulting fees. City Manager Hooper informed him yes. Councilwoman Lichter moved for approval, second by Councilman Roberts. The motion CARRIED 5-0. C. Board Appointments - Councilman Hammond's reappointment of Mike Azzarello to Planninq & Zoning Board due to the expiration of his term; and Councilman Robert's appointment due to the expiration of Ron Hildenbrand's term Councilman Hammond reappointed Mike Azzarello. Page -9- Council Regular Meeting May 17, 1999 '-' ... Councilman Roberts appointed Michael Youkon. He appreciated Mr. Hildenbrand's time he put in on the board but he thinks Mr. Youkon can do us a great service. D. Board Appointment - Mavor Allman's appointment to the Police Pension Board to fill the remaininq term of Ron Prekup due to his resiqnation Mayor Allman asked to table this until the next meeting. He hasn't had a chance to look at all of the applicants for Police Pension. E. Board Appointment - Recommendinq affirmation of the Police Department's choice of Sqt. Bret Teitelbaum and Cpl. Gary McElroy as their representatives on the Police Pension Board Councilman Gornto moved for approval, second by Councilman Hammond. The motion CARRIED 5-0. F. Board Appointments - Councilman Gornto's appointment of Sonia wiles to the citizen Code Enforcement Board due to the expiration of Joan Stronq's term (she is not seeking reappointment); and Mayor Allman's appointment due to the expiration of Dennis Vincenzi's term Councilman Gornto appointed sonja Wiles to the citizen Code Enforcement Board. Mayor Allman appointed Ben DelNigro to the citizen Code Enforcement Board. city Manager Hooper asked for a motion to approve the appointments made by Council. Councilman Roberts so moved, second by Councilman Gornto. The motion CARRIED 5-0. OTHER BUSINESS There was no other business to discuss at this time. OFFICER REPORTS Deputy City Clerk Kruckmeyer had nothing at this time. City Attorney Clayton had nothing at this time. City Manager Hooper presented an update on the medians. We have the permits. Mr. Corder is looking to start the actual construction implementation on the two medians to the north the second week in June. There is a delay of a month or so because of requirements to advertise lane closures and so forth. We have permits in hand and he has signed the agreement with D.D.T. City Manager Hooper stated the landscaping of the Fire Station should be complete by the end of this week with the exception of the sign. city Manager Hooper presented an update on the sidewalk coming from New Smyrna Beach to Edgewater. They have reached an agreement with the two property owners to the north as it connects to New Smyrna Beach. They will be drafting an easement format agreement that will be brought back to Council. The city of New Smyrna Beach and their engineers have agreed on a price to design and construct the bridge. Councilwoman Lichter asked to be informed the S.S. Edgewater is moved. She wants to be out there waving a flag. She asked for twenty-four hours notice. Page -10- Council Regular Meeting May 17, 1999 W' ""-'if GENERAL CITIZEN COMMENTS/CORRESPONDENCE Ed Keenan, 1905 Pine Tree Drive, informed Council of a dinner he attended where he met Congressman Mica. He spoke about the SR 442 extension. There is a group going to Washington. The Chamber has put this together. He would like to, as the City's Volusia County Metropolitan Planning Organization Appointee, see about getting funding for this road. It costs $198 for the ticket up and back. He asked for $200 for that expense he would gladly do it for free anyway at no expense of himself. Mayor Allman asked when he would be going. Mr. Keenan informed him June 6th but you have to tell them by May 19th. City Manager Hooper explained what Mr. Keenan will be going to Washington for. Councilwoman Lichter asked about lobbying directly through Mica's office. She feels they should write a letter to John Mica. She feels a collective body might have some impact. City Manager Hooper suggested doing both. There is money in the Council's budget to do this. Councilman Gornto made a motion to approve funding this trip, second by Councilman Roberts. Mr. Keenan informed Council they could look forward to in the fall when the State Legislature gets back. He and Locke Burt have been talking about getting moneys for the purpose of putting more wellfields west of here. The motion CARRIED 5-0. Mayor Allman told Mr. Keenan they appreciate all of his hard work and if it does come to pass that they do get that road in the near future there is going to be a lot of people in this community that are going to owe him a great debt. Andy Anderson, pine Tree Drive, feels they should name the new road Keenan Beeline. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to discuss, Councilman Gornto made a motion to adjourn. The meeting adjourned at 9:12 p.m. Minutes submitted by: Lisa Kruckmeyer Page -11- Council Regular Meeting May 17, 1999