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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06111979PUBLIC HEARING, JUNE 11,1979 ~UBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED BY ACTING MAYOR LEWIS GRAY AT 7:00P.M. 561 PRESENT: COUNCILMAN J. RANDY JOACHIM, COUNCILWOMAN DOROTHY W. McKINLEY, ACTING MAYOR LEWIS GRAY, AND MR. L.B. VOCELLE, CITY ATTORNEY. ABSENT: COUNCILMAN EVERETT GASS AND PAT FLOOD, JR. (VACATIONS) THE PURPOSE OF THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING CRITERIA FOR STREET CONSTRUCTION WITHIN THE CITY OF SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR LIME ROCK BASE; PROVIDING FOR NOTIFICATION OF CITY ENGINEER; SUBMITTING PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND LOCATION TO BE APPROVED BY THE CITY ENGINEER; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. THE CiTY CLERK READ THE ORDINANCE IN ITS ENTIRETY. MR. EUGENE CRAGG INQUIRED IF MR. LLOYD, THE CITY ENGINEER, WAS SUPPOSED TO BE PRESENT. IN REPLY, MR. VOCELLE ADVISED THAT A RECOMMENDATION IS GOING TO BE MADE TO TABLE THIS ORDINANCE UNTIL SUCH TIME AS WE HAVE A MEETING WITH THE ROAD CONTRACTORS THAT ARE DIRECTLY INVOLVED. THE ROAD CONTRACTORS WOULD BE GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION AND ALSO THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. AT THE MAYOR'S REQUEST, THIS IS ON THE AGENDA FURTHER DOWN, AFTER THE PUBLIC HEARING IS CLOSED, IT IS GOING TO BE RECOMMENDED THAT THIS BE TABLED UNTIL SUCH TIME AS OUR ENGINEER CAN MEET WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND ANY ROAD DEVELOPERS WITHIN THE CITY. MR. CRAGG READ AN EXCERPT FROM "HIGHWAY AND HEAVY CONSTRUCTION" WHICH READ: "THE GROWING SCARCITY OF SHELL HAS LED TO AN INCREASING USE OF LIME ROCK BACK FILL. THE LIME ROCK HAS PROVEN TO BE ALL TOO SOLUBLE." IN TALKING TO A COUPLE OF ENGINEERS, MR. CRAGG WAS ADVISED THAT UNLESS YOU HAVE VERY DEEP SWALES ON EITHER SIDE OF THAT, THE LIME ROCK WILL JUST WASH OUT. .,ROTIONBY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY COUNCILWOMAN McKINLEY, TO TABLE THE ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED ~~____-uC~6~JNCILWOM-4N MoK~A~LE/Y,\/ TO ADJOURN THE PUBLIC HEARING. CARRIED. CITY CLERK ~ ~ MAYOR VERO BEACH PRESS-JOURNAL Published Weekly Vero Beach, Indian River County, Florida COUNTY OF INDIAN RIVER: STATE OF FLORIDA Before the undersigned authority personally appeared J. J. Schumann, Jr, who on oath says that he is Business Manager of the Veto Beach Press-Journal, a weekly newspaper published at Vero Beach in Indian River County, Florida; that the attached copy of advertisement, being lished in said newspaper in the issues of CouP, was pub- Affiant further says that the said Vero Beach Press-Journal is a newspaper published at Vero Beach, in said Indian River County, and that the said newspaper has heretofore been continuously published in said Indian River County, Florida, weekly and has been entered as second class mail matter at the post office in Vero Beach, in said Indian River County, Florida for a period of one year next proceeding the first publication of the attached copy of adver- tisement; and affiant further says that he has neither paid nor promised any person, firm or corporation any discount, rebate, commission or refund for the purpose of securing this adver- tisement for publication in the said newspaper. Sworn to and subscribed before ~e this _J~'~ ~q day of~ A.D. (Clerk of the Circuit C/~o~/rt, Indian River County, Florida) (SEAt.) NOTICE IS. HERE~Y G!¥E~fftiT~'IRe-G~F, Council of t~ C~MSe~i~, F~, will hOld'~ Pu~M~ n~he Se~n Ci~ H~I, Seb~'W, ii 7:'N P;~/~ the ttth day ~~1~. The ~r~M of the hearing is '~ ~Mer the adoption of an or- dina~cee~ M~ AN OR~ ~' ESTABLISHING CRITERIJ_~ pR ~ET CONSTRUCTION WITHIN~IE CITY OF SEBASTIAN, FLORID~ ~OVIDING FOR LIME ROCK BASE; ~ ~.I~W~ ~R NOTiFiCATION OF CI~ ~fNE.ER( SUBMITTING PLANS,M~G~TIONS AND LOCATION TO BE~MPPROgE~ 'BY THE CiTY ENGINEI~ AND 'PROVIDING AN EF- FECTIV~ ~TE. WHE~, ~t hls,,~en breughf te the tention a~?~ Cit9 M ~s~, FI~M, by t~ Dep~rtmM of T~l~rtltion of thl..Stlte Florid~ that because ~f thi c~ic~,Mke.u~ of soil in the Se~stl~ ar~ ~M c~ll the sell CM ~e bre~kinl~uR~ ·nd 3 ,~ ' ~ "~?' criteri~eet eenst~ w~ i~ NOW, THEREFORE, BE BY THE ~ITY COUNCIL OF ~E CiTY OF SEBAST~;~O~IDA~ L All ~i~W the City ~f Floridi, ~ ~sWucted on ~ lime r~k base. NO'~~ ~11 be ~thoriz~ for street cons~' ,. 2. Ne ~t ~M ~ constructed wlt~ut first givl*~ ~ru~ ~tiflcation and of complete pl~j t~d s~ciflcatlons Ioclfi~ aM (~r~tion ther~f to the Ci~ Engin r. '" 'u, '''' ,'~' 3. ~ ~fr~ Mil be con,C/ed i~ K* co,dance w~ s~ific~tions set by me City Engineer. 4. Th~l~n~ shall sMbmif his wriM Medal,-ali plans ~d speclftCi~~ ~tioufii~ wi~ him, t~ ~~til ~r or ~C~M~~n~i~ may ~w appropr~/~4~ , : S. All ~ ~ ~s of ordinances, conflict, he~.~: ~r i~cOnsisten/ wll~ provisMs~~rdln~ce, are .er~y May 20, 25, 19: ~nC~ i~ay 0e inspected ~~k', office in ~ respect to tM e~stM REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE 11, 1979 WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY ACTING MAYOR LEWIS GRAY AT 7:15 P.M. PRESENT: COUNCILMAN JOHN R. JOACHIM, COUNCILWOMAN DOROTHY W. MC KINLEY, ACTING MAYOR LEWIS GRAY, AND MR. L. B. VOCELLE, CITY ATTORNEY. ABSENT: COUNCILMAN EVERTT T. GASS AND MAYOR PAT FLOOD, JR. (VACATIONS) MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY COUNCILWOMAN MC KINLEY, TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 14, PUBLIC HEARING MAY 14, SPECIAL MEETING OF MAY 23, AND SPECIAL EMERGENCY MEETING OF JUNE 6. CARRIED . MOTION BY COUNCILWOMAN MC KINLEY, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, TO PAY MAY BILLS IN THE AMOUNT OF $15,910.50. CARRIED. MRS. IVY KRICK, REPRESENTING THE SEBASTIAN SINGERS, REQUESTED USE OF THE COMMUNITY CENTER EACH TUES- DAY AFTERNOON FOR THE NEXT YEAR FROM 12:30 TO 3 P.M. AT NO CHARGE. MRS. KRICK EXPLAINED THE GROUP PERFORMED FOR MANY ORGANIZATIONS IN THE AREA WITHOUT CHARGE AND TWICE A YEAR PERFORMED AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER. REFRESHMENTS ARE SERVED AT THEIR PERFORMANCES AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER AT_... THE EXPENSE OF THE SINGERS. SHE ALSO EXPLAINED THAT THE GROUP IS SPONSORED BY INDIAN RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE. COUNCILWOMAN MC KINLEY RECOMMENDED THE MATTER BE TABLED AND PLACED ON THE AGENDA FOR THE NEXT COUNCIL MEETING, JULY 9,1979. iN RESPONSE TO MR. ANDRE'S QUESTION (MR. ANDRE IS A RESIDENT OF SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS) CONCERNING THE rTAMINATION OF INDIAN RIVER WITH EFFLUENTS FROM VERO BEACH WHICH COULD PROBABLY TRAVEL AS FAR NORTH WABASSO OR EVEN FURTHER, MR. DAVID MARSH EXPLAINED SEVERAL PUBLIC MEETINGS HAVE BEEN HELD IN SEBASTIAN ADDRESS THE QUESTIONS THE GROUP WANTS ~ROUUJ~T 9UT. M~ . MARSH ~IS A MEMBER OF THE INDIAN RIMER COUNTY PLANNING STAFF REPRESENTING SEBASTIAN. \/ MR. CANDELET OF ORANGE HEIGHTS COMPLAIA~D~uT__ THE SLOW PR~G~ESS~ IN RIDDING THE JUNK F~M THE YARD OF 325 VALENCI STREET IN ORANGE HEIGHTS.-~-'' -- -- -- MR. RON BEAULIEU REQUESTED THE AID OF THE CO~IN ~W~STING HiM TO LOCATE A SUITABLE BUILDING TO EXHIBIT HIS LARGE COLLECTION OF AMERICAN EAGLESrJ NE E~'t~LAINED IT IS AN AWARENESS EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT IN AN EFFORT TO SAVE THE AMERICAN BALD EAGLE. T~E NA~M~ THE EXHIBIT IS "EAGLES OF THE SEA" AND HE FELT CERTAIN IT WOULD BENEFIT THE CITY OF SEBAST_AU TO~4~VE SUCH A MUSEUM. ACTING MAYOR GRAY SAID NO SUCH BUILDING WAS AVAILABLE FOR THIS PURPOSE ~U~ T~E M~TTER WOULD BE DISCUSSED FURTHER UNDER "NEW BUSINESS" IF ANYONE HAD ANY SUGGESTIONS. ~ ._] MR. DAVID MARSH HAD BE TWO ITEMS: (1) THE E~ FOR THE CONSULTING E~( NARROWED DOWN TO FIVE" CITY. TWO MEETINGS ~ BEEN DEVELOPED FOR C~ WOULD LIKE TO, AND HA~ i KED BY MAYOR FLOOD TO CO~ OF CHE ,E I EEWS,, a % 12,1 D~T~ P~ED~S ~ !ME.~_~HE.~OUNCI__L AND_~;~A~. BRIEF REPORTS ON VT PRCJECT ]iI~ ~NI~S ~ A_VD PART OF 2, IT WAS THREE CONSULTANTS. THEY ARE: LLOYD & ASSOCIATES, WHO ARE LOCAL, AN ENGINEER OUT OF VERO BEACH; BRILEY, WILD & ASSOCIATES, ORMOND BEACH; POST, BUCKLEY, SCHUH & JERNIGAN OF FORT LAUDERDALE. INTERVIEWS WILL BE STARTED THE 18TH AND AT THAT POINT OF TIME, HOPEFULLY, THE COMMITTEE WILL MAKE A DECISION. THE COMMITTEE IS IN TOUCH WITH THE BONDING COMPANY AND IS WORKING UP SOME MORE QUESTIONS TO ASK THEM. THEY HAVE BEEN ASKED TO COME IN WITH A SUGGESTED SCOPE WHICH IS AN OUTLINE OF WHAT THEY INTEND TO DO IN PROVIDING THEIR SERVICES. (2) THE CITY PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION ASKED THE MAYOR TO REQUEST AN EXTENSION FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS ON THE DEADLINE FOR THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. THAT LETTER HAS BEEN FORWARDED. THE MAYOR HAS A DRAFT OF THE LAND USE PLAN, RECREATION AND OPEN SPACE, AND TRANSPORTATION. THE GRAPHICS AND PLAN MADE TO DATE HAVE BEEN FORWARDED TO INDICATE THE PROGRESS THAT HAS BEENMADE. IT IS ANTICIPATED THE PLAN WILL BE $OMPLETED BY SEPTEMBER. MR. MARSH INTRODUCED MR. DAVID REBER, THE NEWLY APPOINTED DIRECTOR OF PLANNING AND ZONING FOR THE INDIAN RIVER COUNTY. THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE STREET DEPARTMENT REPORTED A TOTAL OF 1339 WORKING HOURS SPLIT BETWEEN THE CITY CLEAN UP AND ASPHALT PAVING. 40 TONS OF COLD MIX WERE RECEIVED INSTEAD OF 20 TONS ORDERED SO MOST OF THE STREETS CAN NOW BE PATCHED. $138 WAS SPENT FOR ASPHALT, $ 351 FOR CAPTIAL IMPROVEMENTS WHICH INCLUDED A CHAIN SAW AND A WEED EATER, $187 FOR EQUIPMENT REPAIRS, $547 FOR GASOLINE AND $74 FOR MISCELLANEOUS; A TOTAL OF $1,299.72. NINE COMPLAINTS WERE HANDLED DURING THE MONTH. THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT ISSUED 18 SINGLE FAMILY HOUSING PERMITS VALUED AT $518,000 DURING MAY AND TOTAL NEW CONSTRUCTION FOR THE MONTH AMOUNTED TO $541,867. PERMIT FEES COLLECTED DURING MAY AMOUNTED TO $3,056.55 TOTAL CONSTRUCTION FOR THE YEAR TO DATE IS $6,352,648 AND TOTAL PERMIT FEES AMOUNTED TO $33,014.17. THE CITY ATTORNEY ADVISED THE BUILDING OFFICIAL THAT A HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT IS BEING PREPARED TO HANDLE THE SPRINKLER SITUATION. THE RESOLUTION OF THE MATTER IS THAT PEOPLE HAVE SPRINKLERS ON CITY RIGHT OF WAYS AND THEY WILL AGREE TO HOLD THE CITY HARMLESS FROM ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR LIABILITY PERTAINING TO THE SPRINKLERS. THE BUILDING OFFICIAL REPORTED THE CITY CLERK AND HE HAVE BEEN EXPERIENCING SOME DIFFICULTY WITH ISSUANCE OF OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES BY THE COUNTY. THEY APPEARED BEFORE THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ON JUNE 6 AND EXPECT TO MEET WITH MR. GENE MORRIS, COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR, TO RESOLVE THE PROBLEM. City of Sebastian POST OFFICE BOX 127 [] SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA 32958 Pat Flood, Jr. TELEPHONE (305) 589-5330 Flounce L. Phalan Moyor City Clerk NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING A Public Hearing will be held in City Hall at 7:00 P.M., Monday, June ll, 1979, to consider the adoption of an ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING CRITERIA FOR STREET CONSTRUCTION WITHIN THE CITY OF SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR LIME ROCK BASE; PRO- VIDING FOR NOTIFICATION OF CITY ENGINEER; SUBMITTING PLANS, SPECI- FICATIONS AND LOCATION TO BE APPROVED BY THE CITY ENGINEER; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. AGENDA 1979 REGULAR MEETING - JUNE ll, CALL TO ORDER PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ROLL CALL APPROVE MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING MAY 14; PUBLIC HEARING MAY 14; SPECIAL MEETING MAY 23; SPECIAL EMERGENCY MEETING JUNE 6 MOTION TO REVIEW AND APPROVE MAY BILLS 15 MINUTES FOR THE PUBLIC COMMITTEE REPORTS COMMUNICATIONS ANNOUNCEMEWTS OLD BUSINESS: ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING CRITERIA FOR STREET CONSTRUCTION FINAL PASSAGE OF ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 202 OF ZONING ORDINANCE (SNELL) NEW BUSINESS: SEBASTIAN INLET SPORTS FISHERMEN'S ASSOCIATION - ADV. APPOINTMENT TO VARIANCE BOARD - MR. PRIORE, MR. BETZ RE-APPOINT AIRPORT COMMITTEE WITH MR. VAN ANTWERP AS MANAGER OF THE AIRPORT EMERGENCY ENERGY CODE WELL ON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PROPERTY (FIRE DEPARTMENT) PURCHASE OF TRACTOR (RIDING MOWER) PURCHASE OF WATERFRONT PROPERTY ANY OTHER BUSINESS 15 MINUTES FOR THE PUBLIC ADJOURN "H 0 M E 0 F P E L I C A N I S L A N D" REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING , JUNE 11,1979 (CONT'D # 2) 56~ CHIEF JAMES CUMMINS WAS CALLED AWAY FROM THE MEETING ON AN EMERGENCY. LATER HE SUBMITTED THE FOLLOWING REPORT TO THE CITY CLERK'S'' OFFICE TO BE MADE A MATTER OF RECORD: DURING MAY THERE WERE 253 COMPLAINTS ANSWERED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT, NOT INCLUDING TRAFFIC STOPS. COUNCILMAN JOACHIM REPORTED THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION HAS ADVISED THEY WILL CONDUCT A STUDY TO DETERMINE THE FEASIBILITY OF INSTALLING A TRAFFIC LIGHT AT S. R. 512 AND U.S. 1. THE AUXILIARY POLICE WILL ASSIST THE POLICE DEPARTMENT AT THE 4TH OF JULY FESTIVITIES. A NEW EMPLOYEE HAS BEEN HIRED TO TAKE CARE OF THE CEMETERY, WM. STANFORD. THE CITY CLERK READ A LETTER OF iNVITATION TO AN OPEN HOUSE BY THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER- DAY SAINTS IN VERO BEACH ON JUNE 16,1979. A LETTER OF APPRECIATION WAS RECEIVED AND READ FROM MR. & MRS. HAROLD WOLF THANKING THE STREET DEPARTMENT FOR ITS COOPERATION IN ELIMINATING A FLOODING CONDITION ON BARBER STREET. SPECIAL MENTION WAS MADE OF GARY CHRISTENA. MR. BURT SNELL EXPLAINED IN A LETTER HIS REASON FOR REQUESTING A CHANGE OF ZONING FROM R-2 (MULTI FAMILY) TO C-2 (COMMERCIAL) IN EDGEWATER PARK SUBDIVISION. HE WANTS TO BUILD A SINGLE STORY COMMERCIAL BUILDING AND POSSIBLY A SMALL RESIDENCE. THE PRIMARY BUSINESS WILL BE THE SALE OF COMMERCIAL FISHING SUPPLIES AND MARINE HARDWARE. SINCE MR. PAUL STEVENSON OF INDIAN RIVER DRIVE IS CONCERNED ABOUT THE POSSIBILITY OF SOMEONE BUILDING A COMMERCIAL FISH HOUSE OR A LUMBER YARD ON THIS SITE AT A LATER DATE, TYPE. --, [ ] IT WAS RECOMMENDED THE ORDINANCE TO RE',O E THE B RT S ELL BE TABLEO AND SENT TO THE ZO Z C P~NNING COMMISSION TO ESTABLISH A SPECIAL~SSIFI~TION ~ [ZONING IN THIS PARTICU~R AREA, WHICH IFICATION. MR. STEVENSON ASKED THE READING OF THIS ORDIN~CE BE MADE A MATTER OF RECORD IN THE MINUTES. "ORDINANCE NO. 108 - PROHIBITING IN~IA~TS, MANUFACTURING P~TS, FISH HOUSES ~D SIMI~R EST~LISHMENTS FROM OPERATING A P~CE[ O~ B~SiN~ IN THE AREA SOUTH OF MAIN STREET AND EAST OF CENT~L AVENUE IN THE CITY OF SEBASTI~, F~IDA."" ~R. STE~NSON ADVISED THIS WAS P~SED IN 1948. MR. VOCELLE WAS OF THE OPINION THIS ORDINANCE ~S REP~D WHEN THE NEW ZONING ORDINANCE WAS PASSED. I MOTION BY COUNCILWOM~ MC KINKY, SECONDED BY C~NCI~AN JOACHIM, TO TABLE THE ORDINANCE ~ENDING ORDINANCE 202, AS ~ENDED, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA, AND RETURN IT TO MR. ROGER FLOWERS RE~ED P~i~S~ZTO ~K~L~E IN HfS ~' T~A~ T~I~R WHILE CONSTRUCTING IN A SELF - CONTAINED T~L T~ILER ON THE SITE OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF HiS RESIDENCE AT 257 SW FLEMING STREET FOR A PERIOD OF 90 DAYS. CARRIED. MR. GERAL)BONSALL HAS REQUESTED THE USE OF THE SEBASTIN SOCIAL CENTER FOR A WEDDING RECEPTION ON JUNE 30 AND TO SERVE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. MOTION BY COUNCILWOMAN MC KINLEY, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, TO PERMIT MR. GERALD BONSALL TO SERVE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AT THE SOCIAL CENTER ON JUNE 30,1979. CARRIED. MOTION BY COUNCILWOMAN MC KINLEY, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, TO PERMIT THE SEBASTIAN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT TO SERVE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AT THEIR DANCE IN THE COMMUNITY CENTER ON JUNE 23. CARRIED. ACTING MAYOR GRAY INVITED EVERYONE TO ATTEND THE PARADE AND FESTIVITIES TO BE HELD IN THE CITY ON jULy 4TH. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY COUNCILWOMAN MC KINLEY, TO TABLE THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING CRITERIA FOR STREET CONSTRUCTION UNTIL SUCH TIME AS A NEW ENGINEER IS HIRED WHO CAN MEET WTTH THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND INITIATE THE ORDINANCE. CARRIED. MR. RICHARD LOGAN, SEBASTIA~ INLET SPORTS FISHERMEN'S ASSOCIATION ASKED THE CITY TO PLACE AN AD IN THEIR BROCHURE, SINCE SEBASTIAN IS NOW THE FOCAL POINT OF THE FISHING TOURNAMENT TO BE HELD SEPTEMBER l&2, RATHER THAN MELBOURNE. THE COST OF A FULL PAGE AD IS $120. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM,SECONDED BY eOUNCILWOMAN MC KINLEY, TO APPROVE THE APPOINTMENT OF MR. LOUIS PRIORE AND MR. WILLIAM BETZ AS MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT. CARRIED. MR. ED PALUCH, CHAIRMAN OF THE AIRPORT COMMITTEE, STATED AN AIRPORT ORDINANCE HAS BEEN PREPARED, UNTIL IT IS PASSED, THE CITY DOES NOT HAVE AN AIRPORT COMMISSION. IF WE DON'T HAVE AN AIRPORT COMMISSION, WE CAN'T RECOMMEND THE APPOINTMENT OF AN AIRPORT MANAGER. WITH OUT AN AIRPORT MANAGER, A REQUEST CANNOT BE FILED WITH FAA TO CURTAIL "TOUCH AND GOES"IN THE INTEREST OF SAFETY AND NOISE ABATEMENT. MR. PALUCH ASKED THAT THE ORDINANCE BE PASSED AND THE BOARD REASSIGNED, THE COMMITTEE WILL RECOMMEND MR. VAN ANTWERP BE APPOINTED AS MANAGER AFTER WHICH THE COUNCIL CAN OFFICIALLY APPOINT HIM AND HE CAN FILE WITH FAA TO S.~OP THE PRACTICE OF "TOUCH AND GOES~ THE ORDINANCE WAS READ IN ITS ENTIRETY. MR. VOCELLE SUGGESTED IT BE ADOPTED AS AN .EMERGENCY ORDINANCE WHICH G.~VES" THE CITY 90 DAYS. AFTER THE ADOPTION OF THE EMERGENCY ORDINANCE,THE COUNCIL SHOULD MAKE THE APPOINTMENT OF THE'AIRPORT MANAGER. THE FIELD RULES SHOULD THEN BE READ. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE 11,1979 (CONT'D # 3) MOTION BY COUNCILWOMAN MC KINLEY, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, TO ADOPT FOR 90 DAYS AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE DEFINING AND REGULATING THE SEBASTIAN MUNICIPAL AIRPORT: ESTABLISHING THE AIRPORT ADVISORY BOARD AND FIXING QUALIFICATIONS OF MEMBERS AND PROVIDING POWERS AND DUTIES OF SUCH BOARD: PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: COUNCILWOMAN MC KINLEY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM ACTING MAYOR GRAY NAYS: NONE CARRIED. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY COUNCILWOMAN MC KINLEY, TO APPOVE THE APPOINTMENT OF THE PRESENT AIRPORT ADVISORY BOARD. ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: COUNCILWOMAN MC KINLEY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM ACTING MAYOR GRAY NAYS: NONE CARRIED. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY COUNCILWOMAN MC KINLEY, TO APPROVE THE APPOINTMENT OF MR. JOHN VAN ANTWERP AS AIRPORT MANAGER. ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: COUNCILWOMAN MC KINLEY COUNCILMAN NAYS: NONE THE CLERK READ THE PROPOSED FIELD RULE~AD.__OPTE~__BY TION. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY COUNCILWOMAN MC KINLEY, ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: COUNCILWOMAN MC COUNCILMAN JOACHIM ACTING MAYOR GRAY CARRIED. TO ADOPT THE FIELD RULES BY RESOLUTION. CARRIED STATING A SRNATE PROU d3S T%-.E TROU , 3 S SC VS klvoc LE ENERGY ORDINANCE. ~ ........... MOTION BY COUNCILWOMAN MC KINLEY, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, TO APPROVE THE ADOPTION OF AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE CITY OF SEBASTIAN ENERGY CODE; STATING ALTERNATE PROVISIONS TO BE ADOPTED AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. ~"' "':,/ ~: ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: COUNCILWOMAN MC KINLEY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM ACTING MAYOR GRAY. NAYS: NONE CARRIED. WiTH REFERENCE TO THE WELL ON THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PROPERTY, ACTING MAYOR GRAY STATED HE THOUGHT ALL THAT HAD TO BE DONE WAS TO MAKE IT A MATTER OF RECORD THAT WE ARE GOING TO DO THE WORK FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. COUNCILMAN JOACHIM SAID IT HAS BEEN BROUGHT TO HIS ATTENTION THAT TO MAKE THIS FEASIBLE, THEY ARE GOING TO HAVE TO GO DOWN BELOW THE SURFACE AND CUT OFF THE 8" PIPE AND IT'S GOING TO RESULT IN A CONSIDERABLE AMOUNT OF MONEY FOR THE CITY. WHEN ASKED IF HE HAD COME UP WITH ANY COST FOR THIS JOB, DALE WEHR STATED HE HAD NOT BEEN ADVISED TO DO SO. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY COUNCILWOMAN MC KINLEY, TO TABLE THIS MATTER UNTIL MORE INFOR- MATION IS AVAILABLE. CARRIED. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY COUNCILWOMAN MC KINLEY, TO ACCEPT THE BID OF SNOW'S REPAIR SHOP FOR A USED RIDING MOWER FOR $2997.87. CARRIED. (STREET DEPARTMENT) DISCUSSION WAS HELD CONCERNING THE PURCHASE OF THE WATERFRONT PROPERTY FROM THE BOSWORTH ESTATE - LOTS 1, 2, 3, 4, & 5, BLOCK 14, EDGEWATER PARK SUBDIVISION. THIS PROPERTY ADJOINS THE PROPERTY ALREADY OWNED BY THE CITY. IT WOULD GIVE THE CITY ABOUT 600' OF WATERFRONT. THE PRICE, APPRAISED, IS $18,750. IT IS DIRECTLY ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE BURR PROPERTY ON THE INDIAN RIVER. THE CITY CLERK READ A RESOLUTION TO PURCHASE THIS PROPERTY AND EXPLAINED THERE IS ON HAND A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT IN THE AMOUNT OF $20,000 WHICH HAS ACCUMULATED INTEREST. THE CLERK RECOMMENDED, THEREFORE, RATHER THAN USE ANY REVENUE SHARING FUNDS FOR THiS PURCHASE, IT WOULD BE TO THE BEST INTEREST OF THE CITY TO USE THE CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT FUNDS TO PURCHASE THE PROPERTY OUTRIGHT. MR. F. EUGENE CRAGG COMPLAINED THAT THE FUNDS ARE NOT IN THE BUDGET TO PURCHASE THIS PROPERTY AND THE CITY WOULD BE EATING UP ITS SURPLUS. THE CITY CLERK EXPLAINED THAT THE MONEY WAS NOT DRAWN OUT OF THE BANK. THIS iS MONEY RECEIVED DURING THE COURSEOF THE YEAR WHICH WAS INVESTED THROUGH THIS YEAR'S BUDGETED DOLLARS. OVER $20,000 HAS BEEN TAKEN IN WHICH WAS INVESTED IN A 90DAY CERTIFICATE. THERFORE, THE $20,000 PLUS INTEREST COULD BE USED TO PURCHASE THE ABOVE PROPERTY AND WHAT IS LEFT WILL GO BACK INTO THE BANK. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, TO NEGOTIATE FOR THE PURCHASE OF THIS P~gPERTY, NOT TO EXCEED $18,750.00 MOTION DIED FOR LACK OF A SECOND. ACTING MAYOR GRAY ASKED PERMISSION OF THE COUNCIL TO BID OUT FOR THE PILINGS AND MATERIAL FOR THE DOCK AT THE SEBASTIAN SOCIAL CENTER TO DETERMINE WHAT THE COSTS WILL BE. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN ~3ACHIM, SECONDED BY COUNCILWOAMN MC KINLEY, TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR PILINGS AND MATERIAL FOR THE DOCK AT THE SEBASTIAN SOCIAL CENTER. CARRIED.. AN AGREEMENT WAS SIGNED WITH THE TREASURE COAST CONGREGATE MEALS PROGRAM, BUT WHEN IT WAS RETURNED TO US, THEY DATED IT FROM OCTOBER 1,1979 TO SEPTEMBER 30,1980. IT IS SUPPOSED TO BE FROM NOW UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1979 ONLY. THE ORIGINAL ACTION TAKEN WAS TO FINISH OUT THIS YEAR, NOT TO EXTEND FOR ANOTHER YEAR. MR. VOCELLE SUGGESTED IT BE INITIALED TO COER THE TIME FRAME INTENDED. MR. F. EUGENE CRAGG READ A REPORT WHICH WAS SUBMITTED BY COUNCIL MAN GASS. ONE STREET LIGHT REQUEST WAS RECEIVED AND APPROVED THROUGH MAY 28. COUNCILMAN GASS MET WITH U. S. REPRESENTATIVE BAFALIS ON MAY 29 CONCERNING FURTHER EFFORTS TO OBTAIN GOVERNMENTAL ASSISTANCE THRU HUD. HE AGREED THAT WITH THE PRESENT RULES, THE CITY STANDS PRACTICALLY NO CHANCE OF GETTING GOVERNMENT HELP. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY COUNCILWOMAN MC KINLEY, TO ADJOURN AT 9:05 P.M.