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11-07-1994 - Regular CITY COUNCIL OF EDGEWATER REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 7, 1994 7:00 P.M. COMMUNITY CENTER MINUTES CALL TO ORDER: Mayor Hayman called the Regular Meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. in the Community Center. ROLL CALL: Mayor Jack Hayman Councilman Kirk Jones Councilwoman Louise Martin Councilman Michael Hays Councilman David Mitchum City Attorney Krista storey City Manager George McMahon city Clerk Susan Wadsworth Police Chief Lawrence Schumaker Present Present Present Present Present Present Present Present Present INVOCATION, PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE The invocation was delivered by Reverend Dr. Bill Sharp, Christian Life Center. There was a pledge of allegiance to the Flag. Retirement of JoAnne Sikes with 29 years of service with City Mayor Hayman presented a plaque to JoAnne Sikes for her twenty- nine years of service. Mrs. Sikes commented on the growth of the city and being the City's Historian. Mayor Hayman recognized Councilman Jones due to his leaving office. Mayor Hayman presented plaque of recognition to Councilman Jones. Councilman Jones thanked the community and Council. He urged the Council to keep moving on. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Special Meetinq/Public Hearinq of September 26. 1994 Councilman Mitchum made a motion to approve the September 26, 1994 minutes, second by Councilwoman Martin. The motion CARRIED 5-0. Reqular Meetinq of October 3. 1994 Councilman Hays made a motion to approve the October 3, 1994 mintues, second by Councilman Mitchum. The motion CARRIED 5-0. CITIZEN COMMENTS Mayor Hayman asked the citizens to address only the items on the agenda during this section of citizen comments. Other matters would be addressed at the second section of citizen comments. There were no objections from the Council. Dr. Charles Gebelein, 1730 Umbrella Tree Drive, expressed his concerns regarding the stormwater and the street closing for the paving project. Dr. Gebelein showed a map. He encouraged the citizens to go through the Engineering Department and find out what the plan for stre~t closing really is and come back at the November 21st meeting. '-" ..."" Galen MCClain, 3119 Queen Palm Drive, questioned Item A - Planned Maintenance Service AGreement with Ringhaver Equipment Co. for Water Plant's Auxiliary Power Generator & Item B - Agreement for Janitorial Services for City Hall, Community Development area, and Community Center restrooms on the Consent Agenda. He asked for costs on these items. Mayor Hayman explained Item A and stated the cost is $276 per visit. He explained Item B and stated the cost is $740 per month. City Manager McMahon stated there will be no additional costs for benefits. COUNCIL/OFFICERS REPORTS city Attorney city Attorney Storey explained the satisfaction of a lot clearing lien needs to be added to the consent agenda. The lien is in the amount of $114.97 received from First Federal Savings against property owned by Cheryl Bridges. Mayor Hayman stated $114.97 has been received within the past few days from a financial institution as part of a lien on a lot clearing. There was no objection to add this item to the Consent Agenda. city Manaqer City Manager McMahon commented on the Regional Library location. He commented on the location at DBCC. He went on to talk about the parking at the existing library and a problem with the air conditioning. He stated there is money in the budget and the air conditioner will go out for bid later this year. Councilwoman Martin asked if New Smyrna is fighting the library location. City Manager McMahon elaborated on her concerns. Mayor Hayman thought there was supposed to be free land given for the new library in the New Smyrna area. He stated there is no such thing as free land. city Manager McMahon stated he would get more information and present a report at the next meeting. Mayor Hayman stated there was a meeting where this matter was discussed and asked for a copy of the tape from that meeting. Councilman Hays commented on a discussion he had with County Councilman Phil Giorno. He stated the biggest factor was who would donate the land. Mayor Hayman asked to have some feedback at the November 21st meeting. city Clerk Wadsworth informed the candidates a new program "The Election Connection" would be started tomorrow evening to be held at the County Council Chambers. She stated there would be monitors scrolling the returns and all of the candidates are invited. CITY COUNCIL Councilman Jones Councilman Jones had nothing at this time. Councilwoman Martin Councilwoman Martin had nothing at this time. Page -2- Council Regular Meeting November 7, 1994 '-" ..., councilman Hays Councilman Hays commented on shallow well permits being issued by the County. He stated that part of the reason for the reuse water program was to decrease the number of shallow wells that could add to the salt water intrusion problem. Councilman Hays would like these permits issued at the City level instead of the County level so we could evaluate these on a per application basis. He feels we need to utilize our reuse water program as much as possible and discourage the use of drilling more wells. He asked for Council's opinion on this. City Manager McMahon agreed to follow up with a letter. He believes the state would be the authorized agency to address for a change. Mayor Hayman commented on the last meeting he attended at the st. John's River Water Management and the need to monitor and control the drilling of additional wells. Mayor Hayman commented on the wells on the east and west sides of 1-95. He commented on shallow wells causing problems in the future. Councilman Jones feels that the people issuing the shallow well permits need to be educated that this is a reuse area. He commented on this being made an option. Councilman Mitchum Councilman Mitchum had nothing at this time. Mayor Hayman Mayor Hayman stated members from the united Methodist Church approached him asking if the steeple issue was on the agenda. He stated this is not on the agenda. He asked city Manager McMahon to get with Rev. Jeff Kantz and make sure that he knows when and if this will be coming before Council. City Manager McMahon and Mr. Karet stated this item would be on the agenda for the next meeting. Councilman Hays feels that there has been misinformation going around and the members of the Church should meet with Mr.' Karet and get this ironed out because there has been miscommunication between the architect doing the project, the congregation, and the City. Mayor Hayman informed the Council and the public that a Special Meeting has been called on November 9th at 7:00 p.m. to clarify the general election results to be held on November 8th and to go through Res. 94-R-28 which will do that. He stated outgoing Council comments will be recognized. He also stated oaths will be administered to the incoming Councilmembers and then incoming Councilmember comments will be last. Mayor Hayman commented on a memo from Elections Supervisor Deanie Lowe announcing that on November 17th at 1:30 p.m. she would appear before County Council and request funds to purchase the Mark Sense voting System for Volusia County. CONSENT AGENDA A. Planned Maintenance Service Aqreement with Rinqhaver Equipment Co. for Water Plant's Auxiliary Power Generator B. Aqreement for Janitorial Services for city Hall. Community Development area. and Community Center restrooms Page -3- Council Regular Meeting November 7, 1994 ....,. ..., C. satisfaction of Lot Clearinq Lien in the amount of $114.97 received from First Federal Savinqs for property formerly owned by Cheryl Bridqes Mayor Hayman reminded council of the additional lot clearing item added to the Consent Agenda. Councilman Jones made a motion to approve the consent agenda, second by Councilwoman Martin. The motion CARRIED 5-0. NEW BUSINESS A. Volusia County Business Development Corporation update on economic development and orqanization's activities Drew Page, Executive Director, VCBDC, introduced himself. He stated he would like to meet with each Councilmember personally. Mr. Page went on to explain the existing industry program. He stated they are working with two companies in the Edgewater area that will create 200 jobs within the next 18 months. Mr. Page stated he feels they will see additional emphasis on marine industries in the year 1995. Mr. Page applauded the efforts of VCOG to work with each individual community to set up some sort of standardized permitting procedure. Mr. Page welcomed questions from Council. Mayor Hayman commented on a converation he had with a Bob Kiesaker from Coronado Paint Co. who is interested in expanding his facility to bring 50 additional employees in. Mayor Hayman commented on Dougherty Marine moving out of Edgewater. Mayor Hayman spoke about WACO Manufacturing asking for some opportunity funds for a trainup program or to help to defray the cost to hook up to the sewer system in front of them. Mr. Page did not know the outcome of this but stated he would find out in the morning and get in touch with Mayor Hayman Mr. Page stated Boston Whaler is also working on expansion. B. Appointment to Land Development & Requlatory Aqency due to resiqnation of Danny Hatfield Councilman Jones made a motion to appoint Peter Moncure, second by Councilman Hays. The motion CARRIED 5-0. C. Acquisition of 37 + acres from Volusia County (abandoned County shell pit) at approx. total cost of $1,800 City Manager McMahon explained the costs involved are only administrative legal costs. The price does not include the land. city Manager McMahon commented on the uses if this land is purchased. He encouraged Council to approve this. Mayor Hayman commented on this land being used as an overflow area for stormwater for the property to the north and east of that including Edgewater Acres. He asked if this would also include the property to the south and to the west. city Manager McMahon informed him that was correct. City Manager McMahon spoke on the stormwater problems in Edgewater Acres. Page -4- Council Regular Meeting November 7, 1994 '-' ...." Councilman Jones asked if this was the shell pit that the City was going to inquire with the County about if we got low on our reuse that we could use that for a blending. He feels this should be looked into further. Councilman Hays commented on ways to utilize the property. He commented on wanting to purchase this property three years ago. He feels if there is no problems, he sees no reason not to go ahead with this. City Manager McMahon stated we would have to go back for formal approval to the County and come back to the Council. Councilman Hays made a motion to go ahead with this and bring this back at the November 21st meeting, second by Councilman Mitchum. The motion CARRIED 5-0. D. Public Works Director's request to purchase 100 interlockinq refractory brick for incinerator from Superior Brick & Refractory at cost of $5,000 City Manager McMahon explained the necessity of maintaining a supply of the refractory bricks and the minimum order being 100. Councilman Hays asked if it is cheaper to purchase more. City Manager McMahon explained the 100 bricks would do the job for now. There was a discussion regarding purchasing checking into pruchasing the bricks in volume. Councilwoman Martin made a motion to approve this request, second by Councilman Jones. The motion CARRIED 5-0. ORDINANCES, PUBLIC HEARINGS, AND RESOLUTIONS FIRST READING: There were no items to be discussed for first reading. SECOND READING: (PUBLIC HEARING) A. Ord. 94-0-25 Annexation of .70 + acre parcel at 3336 W. Indian River Blvd. Mayor Hayman presented the background on the proposed annexation. Mayor Hayman read Ord. 94-0-25. Mayor Hayman opened the public hearing. Community Development Director Mark Karet made a presentation regarding underground storage tanks. He stated there is some minor contamination associated with the tanks. Mayor Hayman commented on contamination problems being allover. Khaled and Denise Koleilat were not present at the meeting. Mayor Hayman closed the public hearing. Councilman Mitchum made a motion to approve Ord. 94-0-25, second by Councilman Hays. The motion CARRIED 5-0. B. Ord. 94-0-26 Land Development Requlations Adoption of Administrative Portion of Land Development Code Mayor Hayman presented the background for Ord. 94-0-26. Page -5- Council Regular Meeting November 7, 1994 'W' ..."" City Manager McMahon explained why this is a substantial part of the administrative code of the City. City Manager McMahon thanked city Attorney storey and Mr. Karet for the excellent job they have done. Mayor Hayman read Ord. 94-0-26. Mayor Hayman opened the public hearing. Mr. Karet went over changes that have been made to administrative portion of the land development code. Mr. Karet explained why he feels Council needs to discuss the effective date of January 1, 1995. City Manager McMahon asked Mr. Karet to explain what's involved with a long application that goes through LDRA and what is involved with a typical type bulding permit as far as tracking time. Mr. Karet explained the amount of time currently involved with a bulding permit is approximately 10 days. He explained a conditional use permit under the new development regulations would take approximately 45 days. Mayor Hayman feels January 1, 1995 would be good. He feels this makes an outstanding improvement over what we have and the City should be using this now. Mr. Karet stated there are some problems with not having a specific date in terms of what fees to charge. Councilman Hays asked if there is any reason why they can't provide for an effective date of January 1st and tell the applicants anyone between now and then that will operate under what we are presently doing and any applications that come in after January 1st then obviously they would come under the effective date of these changes. city Attorney storey explained that is the way it would be contemplated to work. She went on to explain the procedure. councilman Hays asked if there would be a problem of an effective date of tomorrow. City Attorney Storey stated yes and explained all of the parts are not ready including the fee resolution and there may be some new application forms and documents not ready to present to customers. Mr. Karet stated this ordinance will repeal every permit fee we have. Dave Castagnacci, VCARD, stated from the workshop it seemed like there was only one issue remaining which is regarding the traffic impact studies. He went on to explain under the County Ordinance these studies aren't tripped unless there is a development that is going to have 1,000 trips per day. Councilman Mitchum commented the way it is presently stated is 500 trips per day and he asked if the impact is something that needs to be addressed or can it be granted. Mr. Karet elaborated on his concerns. He explained what would happen if this was raised to 1,000. There was a discussion regarding if this is increased to 1,000 trips per day. Cliff Clark, 1818 Evergreen Drive, stated he was under the impression that this would be involved specifically with zone changing of B-2 to A-2 in the industrial section over on Fern Palm Drive. Mayor Hayman stated this describes the process the City will be using January 1st. Page -6- Council Regular Meeting November 7, 1994 'W' ...., Mr. Clark went on to explain problems he has had with occupational licenses. He stated he has to protect his rights as well as businesses but they should stay in the business section. Mayor Hayman informed him this was not the appropriate time to discuss his situation but he was more than welcome to comment under citizen comments. Mayor Hayman suggested Mr. Clark go to the Library or ask staff to provide him the part of the code that deals with the Construction Regulation Board. Mario DiOrio, 1823 Evergreen Drive, stated he finds it difficult to understand how the City can enact new codes when the final draft is not even ready. He asked how this is going to affect the quality of life as far as funding. He feels this is going to be a drastic change. He commented on the things that bothered him such as the effective date and the traffic impact study. Mr. DiOrio commended Council for the splendid job they have done. City Manager McMahon informed Mr. DiOrio a copy of the proposed codes is available at the Library and at City Hall. Mayor Hayman explained the codes have to be written in laymen terminology and supported with graphs and charts that will help the applicant understand how he or she must proceed. He suggested Mr. DiOrio read the codes and if he has areas of difficulty, to come to staff with any suggestions. Mr. DiOrio commented on the fees increasing. Mayor Hayman stated he did not hear Mr. Karet say all of the fees would be increasing. He explained we will have a resolution that will address all of the services provided and we will look at those where there is a charge and determine if we are overcharging or undercharging or if the ones not being charged should be. Mr. DiOrio commented on the effective date being set as January 1st. Mayor Hayman stated the resolution will be here between now and January 1. Mayor Hayman stated the resolution pertaining to fees and other things that are supportive of the implementation of what you see in this administrative code has to be in place before January 1st. city Attorney storey elaborated on Mr. DiOrio's concerns. Mayor Hayman closed the public hearing. Councilman Hays stated he shared this document with a local builder. He stated the builder said it was great because it is simpler and easier and it tells him exactly what to do. Councilman Hays made a motion to approve Ord. 94-0-26, second by Councilman Mitchum. The motion CARRIED 5-0. C. Public hearinq/Resolution 94-R-25 Request of Frank C. Diefenderfer to abandon unused portion of Eaton Rd. lvinq westerly of Industrial Dr. (Continued from 10/17/94) Councilman Hays made a motion to bring this back on the table. Mayor Hayman presented the background on this request. Mayor Hayman read Res. 94-R-25. Mayor Hayman opened the public hearing. Mr. Karet commented on the questions raised when this matter was last discussed. Page -7- Council Regular Meeting November 7, 1994 ....... """, Mr. Karet presented a detailed description and figures pertaining to the size and cost for this request. Councilman Hays questioned the storage facility and medical research facility. He asked of the five employees would they be employees in the medical research facility or in a warehousing capacity. Dr. Diefenderfer commented on the employees. Councilman Hays asked if there would be biohazards associated with this kind of research. Dr. Diefenderfer stated he would not expect any. Mayor Hayman closed the public hearing. Councilman Mitchum feels this is a valuable piece of property and it should not be given away. He asked if we were to suggest that he buy this piece of property would that have to go out for bids. City Attorney storey stated yes. Councilman Mitchum stated if we were to suggest that he make a donation to Parks and Recreation in a certain amount of dollars would that be appropriate. city Attorney storey informed him that would be a policy decision. Councilman Hays asked if it has to be vacated 50/50. Attorney storey stated that is the typical process. asked if it has to. city He then Dr. Diefenderfer asked if the proposal goes through can he ask the City to maintain that road by taking the trees out and clear it and maintain it so he can have back access to it. City Attorney storey stated the City is not obligated to open any right-of-way. She stated that is a policy and dollar decision for a city to make. She stated just because a road or right-of- way has been dedicated the City is not obligated legally to do so. Mayor Hayman briefly spoke about economic development and what would be a fair return for the City. Councilman Jones explained why he feels this would be an opportunity. He feels if Dr. Diefenderfer is willing to chance the City should be too. Councilwoman Martin stated the property is useless and it will remain that way unless a decision is made. Councilman Mitchum stated it is their job to look out for the interest of the City. He stated if we abandon this property tonight and tomorrow he sells it, who does it benefit. There was a discussion regarding vacating the property and splitting it with Cushman. Councilman Hays asked if it would be appropriate for Mr. Diefenderfer to make a donation to the Parks and Recreation Department. Dr. Diefenderfer explained he is very generous in the community where he lives. Councilman Jones made a motion to adopt Res. 94-R-25, second by Councilwoman Martin. The motion CARRIED 3-2. Councilman Hays and Councilman Mitchum voted NO. Dr. Diefenderfer asked what would make Council happy. Councilman Mitchum thought a nice donation to Parks and Recreation would be appropriate. Page -8- Council Regular Meeting November 7, 1994 '-' ......" Mayor Hayman suggested Dr. Diefenderfer get with Mr. Corder and be the first to purchase a block of tickets for our first house. Mayor Hayman explained the Tour of Homes to Dr. Diefenderfer. D. Public hearinq/Resolution 94-R-26 Request of Donald Slaney to abandon Railroad st. runninq south from West Park Ave. (Continued from 10/17/94) This item was pulled due to a request of Robert Howard to postpone this abandonment to allow for more time for staff to study the situation. Staff will readvertise and coordinate to bring this matter back before Council. There was a ten minute recess at this time. E. Second public hearinq re: development aqreement for Anderson property at 1904 S. Riverside Drive Mayor Hayman presented the background regarding the development agreement for the Anderson property at 1904 S. Riverside Drive. Mayor Hayman opened the public hearing. Mr. Karet made a presentation at this time. Dominick Fazzone, Chairman, LDRA, 302 Paradise Lane, commented on the lengthy discussion regarding this property. He went on to talk about the history of this request. Mr. Fazzone thanked Mr. Anderson for his cooperation. Councilman Jones stated he is happy things turned out the way they did. He feels this is a good project. Mayor Hayman questioned the zoning of this property, the 10 foot buffer and whether this will be adequate for the resident of that for anything that comes into B-3. Mr. Anderson elaborated on Mayor Hayman's concerns and explained his intentions for this piece of property. Mayor Hayman closed the public hearing. Councilman Jones made a motion to accept the development agreement, second by Councilman Hays. The motion CARRIED 5-0. UNFINISHED BUSINESS There was no unfinished business to be discussed. COUNCIL/OFFICERS REPORTS city Attorney City Attorney Storey had nothing at this time. City Manager City Manager McMahon stated he spoke to this the City Engineer this afternoon and he is alarmed over the revisions to preliminary estimates of the paving program. He stated there is a substantial gap between the original preliminary figures and the final figures. He feels this will have a substantial effect on the outcome of the project itself. Page -9- Council Regular Meeting November 7, 1994 '-' 'WI1 city Manager McMahon stated he has asked the bond underwriter not to proceed any further until November 21st. He stated he has asked DRMP to be present that night to discuss the difference in figures and the reason for them. city Manager McMahon stated he has also asked Quentin Hampton to continue and complete their value engineering report which will give some value comparisons. Mayor Hayman feels the first thing that needs to be looked at is if there is any difference between the 90% assurance preliminary figures and the 100% assurance figures which were expected. Mayor Hayman stated they would be remiss if they did not direct the bond counselor bond underwriter to wait until such time that the Council could hear a full presentation and conduct discussion to arrive at a policy statement on November 21st. city Manager McMahon commented on the plan for bonds within the area itself. city Manager McMahon stated staff will also be bringing forth recommendations that might be able to be taken to minimize costs such as deleting some of the sections of the east-west roads. city Manager McMahon asked for Council's permission to have a single-item agenda on November 21st to discuss the paving project. councilman Hays asked if there is a confirmed appointment with DRMP and or should a separate workshop be called to address just the paving issues. He questioned if this is something that needs to be addressed sooner. It was the consensus of the Council to hold a single-item agenda on November 21st. He asked a strong letter be sent to DRMP saying that we want them here and that a single-item agenda has been established. Mayor Hayman spoke about items he would like to see addressed. Mayor Hayman questioned the vegetation involved with the impoundments. city Manager McMahon informed Council the architects will also be present at the November 21st meeting. city Engineer Fegley stated Wendell stafford and Mike statum will be present at the November 21st meeting and they should make it a lot clearer as to the intent of the vegetation of the ponds and the construction of the ponds. Mayor Hayman stated for $15 million he expects to see something that can help him judge what the impoundments look like and what the choices and alternatives are for landscaping and what the costs are associated with that. Mayor Hayman commented on the bond underwriters holding in place. city Manager McMahon stated once you sell the bond you are locked into that amount. He explained if the Council is going to consider anything more, they will have to go through public hearings and the same process they have already been through which is time consuming. It was the consensus of the Council to have city Manager McMahon inform the bond underwriters to hold in place until November 21st. Page -10- council Regular Meeting November 7, 1994 .....,. ...., City Manager McMahon suggested the City continue to withhold about $400,000 from S & E Contractors. He stated they are challenging our engineering specifications and the City and engineering firm doesn't agree with them. He advised the Council not to pay any money until the issues are resolved. There was a discussion regarding some of the problems the City is having with S & E. Mayor Hayman asked if it would be prudent to transmit Council's decision to S & E with an information copy to the bond company. city Manager McMahon stated at this point, he didn't recommend it. City Engineer Fegley stated when we initially accepted the project a lot of the surface improvements were acceptable and no deficiencies were noticed until some time afterwards. He stated there may have been some inappropriate workmanship in the field. He continued to speak about asphalt deficiencies in Phases II, III, and IV and the deadlines for each phase. It was the consensus of the Council not to pay S & E Contractors until these issues are resolved. CITY COUNCIL Councilman Jones Councilman Jones expressed his pleasure in serving and working with the City Council. Councilwoman Martin Councilwoman Martin wished Councilman Jones good luck. Councilman Hays Councilman Hays thanked Councilman Jones and wished him good luck. Councilman Mitchum Councilman Mitchum thanked Councilman Jones. Mayor Havman Mayor Hayman praised and thanked Councilman Jones. City Manager McMahon stated the effort to make the staff the target of election bothers him a great deal. He feels to make an issue out of the pay scale is wrong. Questions from Press There were no questions from the press at this time. CITIZEN COMMENTS Margaret Stanley, 1515 Mango Tree Drive, stated serious criminal problem at 1201 Regent Street. problems with burglaries, firearms and drugs in neighborhood. there is a She spoke on the that Councilman Hays encouraged whatever Police activity is necessary to eliminate the problem. Ms. Stanley commented on keeping an eye on the people in her neighborhood and she really needs help. Page -11- Council Regular Meeting November 7, 1994 " ...., ..., Ms. Stanley commented on a card given to her by Lieutenant McEver listing the rights of the crime victims. She feels if the officers had these cards available to give the victims that would be great. David Bethey, 1206 Regent Street, expressed his concern that Council does not know what is going on. He stated the root of the problem is the mother and there has to be some way to hold her accountable for what her children are doing. He stated something needs to be done. Joan Strong, 1801 India Palm Drive, stated if anyone wants to make donations to get the landlord to start eviction notices as soon as possible she will be the first to give. city Attorney Storey informed Council this property has been turned over to the bank and it is going through foreclosure proceedings. Chief Schumaker went over what has been done by the Police Department to try to correct this problem. Councilman Hays requested the bank be called to find out what the cost is to purchase the building. Mr. Bethey commented on all of the children that go in and out of that house. He feels the officers should be escorting the children home and letting their parents know what is going on. There was a discussion regarding legal restraints and problems the City might encounter if the correct procedure is not followed. Ms. Stanley stated she would like to see the child protective services involved. She wanted to know if there are any organizations available that can aid the elderly. city Clerk Wadsworth stated she could contact the Council on Aging regarding senior citizens. Ms. Stanley would like to see the Health Department involved due to the health conditions. Mario DiOrio pledged $20 to help with this problem. Ms. Strong stated she can probably get plenty more donations if it is needed. Erving & Rosalee Raymond, 304 Linda Street, were present. Mrs. Raymond read a prepared statement regarding flooding and Mr. Raymond presented a petition to Council in excess of 100 names regarding the stormwater issue in Edgewater being addressed. Mayor Hayman read the title of the petition. Dan Hatfield, 231 N. Old County Road, had a problem with the single-item agenda on November 21st due to the issue of the cross tower at the Edgewater Methodist Church. He asked this item also be placed on the agenda. Mr. Hatfield wished Councilman Jones the best of luck. Cliff Clark, 1818 Evergreen Drive, commented on the problems he has with the cost of the proposed paving project. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to discuss, Councilman made a motion to adjourn, second by Councilman Jones. meeting adjourned at 11:01 p.m. Page -12- Mitchum The Council Regular Meeting November 7, 1994 , ' ....... Lisa Kruckmeyer Minutes submitted by: Page -13- ...., council Regular Meeting November 7, 1994