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MINUTES
SEBASTIAN CITY COUNCIL
WORKSHOP MEETING
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1988 - 7:00 P.M.
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
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Mayor Votapka called the meeting to order at 7:00
P.M.
2. Councilman Roth led the Pledge of Allegiance.
3. ROLL CALL
Present:
Councilman George Metcalf
Councilman Robert McCarthy
Councilman Kenneth Roth
Vice Mayor Peter Vallone
Mayor Richard Votapka
Also Present:
City Manager, Robert McClary
City Attorney, Charles Nash
4. AGENDA MODIFICATIONS (ADDITIONS AND/OR DELETIONS)
Councilman Mccarthy requested that item (9)(A)(1) be
moved to the first item on the agenda. After some
discussion regarding the application for Mr. Solgot, it
was decided to discuss the item when Mr. Solgot arrived
at the meeting.
Councilman McCarthy stated, that since he had not been
able to review item 88.022 Ordinance No. 0-88-27
Sandmining due to its illegibility, he would prefer to
remove this item from the agenda.
At the suggestion of the City Manager the following
motion was made.
MOTION by Metcalf/McCarthy
I move we defer Ordinance No. 0-88-27 to the second
agenda item on the September 21, 1988 Special Meeting
agenda.
VOICE VOTE on the motion carried 5-0.
5. ANNOUNCEMENTS
Vice Mayor Vallone announced his mother's birthday on
this date.
6. PUBLIC INPUT
Although signed to speak, Jim Gallagher deferred comments
on Ordinance No. 0-88-27 until the September 21, 1988,
Special Meeting.
William Roland, 433 Pine Street, said he had two boats he
wished to be able to park on his property, but could not
due to the current code.
7. WORKSHOP ITEMS
88.139
A. Discussion re: Falcon Cable Franchise
Vice Mayor Vallone said as a result of a meeting with
Rebecca Sims of Falcon Cable, Attorney Russell Peterson,
Ken Vickers and himself, Falcon had responded to recent
customer complaints and he was satisfied with their
response.
Ken Vickers briefly explained how Falcon is addressing
each complaint. Vice Mayor Vallone said the press will
be informed of service area extensions to keep the public
aware.
Letter from Richard Solgot re: Employment Application
Vice Mayor Vallone said he had spoken to the City Clerk
who assured him that a search would be done again for
the missing employment application. The City Manager
expressed his apologies for the situation and assured Mr.
Solgot there would be another search and a review of the
procedures for accepting job applications.
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88.140
88.137
88.141
B. Resolution No. R-88-58 - Golf Course Rates
After a brief review of the proposed Resolution No. R-88-
58, which resulted in no changes in content, Attorney
Nash requested permission to redraft the resolution as to
form for the September 28, 1988, agenda. Council
concurred.
C. Consider Lease-Purchase of Ten Golf Carts
The Golf Course Mana§er explained his request for the
lease purchase of ten golf courts as stated in his memo
dated August 16, 1988.
Councilman Roth ob3ected to not bidding on the lease
purchase since the amount was over $2000.
Attorney Nash said if Club Car is a sole source the
bidding requirement could be waived. He cited Section 2-
64 paragraph (3) of the City Code of Ordinances. The
City Manager said the sole source exemption must be
approved by the City Council.
Mayor Votapka requested a consensus poll of Council to
take action to place approval of the lease purchase of
ten golf courts on the September 14, 1988, Consent
agenda.
Councilman McCarthy - aye
Councilman Metcalf - aye
Councilman Roth - nay
Vice Mayor Vallone - aye
Mayor Votapka - aye
This item was placed on the September 14, 1988 Consent
Agenda.
The City Manager said the details of lease purchase
contract would have to be approved by the City Attorney.
Resolution No. R-88-59 - Law Enforcement Trust
Fund - Police Legal Advisor
After a brief discussion and explanation by the City
Attorney, Resolution No. R-88-59 was scheduled for action
on the September 14, 1988 Consent agenda.
Discussion of Resolution No. R-88-57 was postponed for
the arrival of the Assistant Finance Director.
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88.142
88.117
88.112
88.088
88.022
Recommendation from Building Official re:
Amendment to Section 20A-5.16 Boat Trailers and
RV's
FOllowing discussion of the requested code amendments the
following changes were made; 1) move from D. the
definition for motor homes under B. Definitions 2)
parking of more than two recreational vehicles was added
one per additional five thousand (5000) square feet with
a cap of five (5) recreational vehicles; 3) add the
language "required front yard setback" to allow boats to
be parked on corner lots which under the current code
have two front yards and eliminate the front building
line requirement for those lots only. Upon questioning
by the City Attorney, the Building Official said he would
consider a boat on a trailer one recreational vehicle.
The City Attorney was instructed to meet with the
Building Official to draft an ordinance and bring it back
to the September 28, 1988 Regular meeting.
G. Ordinance No. 0-88-25 - Flood Damage Protection
After a brief discussion on Ordinance No. 0-88-25, and
correction of page 11, Section 7-170 (d) remove language
"not diminished" add "maintained"' Ordinance No. 0-88-25
was scheduled for first reading on September 14, 1988 and
public hearing and adoption on September 28, 1988.
E. Resolution No. R-88-57 L Ambulance Squad Lease
Following a brief discussion on Resolution No. R-88-57
and the proposed lease, and the addition of section,
township and range to the legal description in Schedule A
of the lease, these items were placed for action on the
September 14, 1988 Consent agenda.
H. Ordinance No. 0-88-19 - Nuisance
The following changes were made to Ordinance No. 0-88-19;
1) page 3, (C)(1) change "25" feet to "80" feet, 2)
change "twenty (20)" in Section 16-3 (a), (b) and Section
16-5 (a) to "ten (10)"; 3) page 6, clerk certification
correct typo in word "statute".
Ordinance No. O-88-19 was scheduled for first reading on
September 28, 1988.
I. Ordinance No. 0-88-27 L Sandmining Ordinance
This item had been previously deferred to the September
21, 1988, Special Meeting.
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88.115
88.119
Ordinance No. 0-88-26 L Alcoholic Beverage Parks
After a lengthy discussion, several changes were made to
the second draft of Ordinance No. 0-88-26 as a result of
majority vote on consensus polls taken on each paragraph
through (g).
Councilman McCarthy stated, for the record, regarding
the consensus poll taken on approval of item (g) with the
deletion of item (g)(5) "That the person or organization
sponsoring the organized social event or activity has
executed an indemnification agreement with the City;
and", that he had voted no to this particular poll.
MOTION by Roth/Vallone
I move we extend the meeting fifteen minutes.
As a result of a no vote by Councilman Metcalf the roll
call was discontinued and Mayor Votapka adjourned the
meeting at 10:30 P.M.
K. Discussion ~ Policy on City Board Appointments
This item was not addressed.
*adopted as amended at the September 28, 1988, Regular
meeting.
Richard B. Votapka, Mayor
Kathr$~ M. O'Halloran
_City Clerk
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