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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09141978PUBLIC HEARING - AUGUST 14, 1978 MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY MAYOR PAT FLOOD, JR., AT 7:00 P.M. PRESENT: COUNCILMEN EVERETT T. GASS, J. RANDY JOACHIM, CITY ATTORNEY L. B. VOCELLE AND MAYOR PAT FLOOD, JR. ABSENT: COUNCILMAN CLIFFORD HOOSE, VICE MAYOR LEWIS GRAY. PUBLIC HEARING WAS CALLED RE CHANGE OF ZONING FROM C-2 TO R-2, LOTS 10 AND 11, BLOCK 2, EDGEWATER PARK SUBDIVISION. SINCE THE PREVIOUS HEARING HELD ON THIS MATTER WAS NOT PROPERLY ADVERTISED ACCORDING TO THE LAW, IT WAS NECESSARY TO RE-ADVERTISE AND CALL ANOTHER PUBLIC HEARING. THIS PROPERTY (OWNED BY ELSIE HEEN NORTHRUP) IS ADJACENT TO THE POST OFFICE AND THE ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION HAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE REZONING BE PERMITTED. THE CITY CLERK READ BY TITLE ONLY AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 202, AS AMENDED, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA. MAYOR FLOOD REQUESTED THAT MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC SHOULD NOW VOICE THEIR OPINIONS RE THIS ZONING CHANGE. SINCE THERE WAS NO OPPOSITION FROM THE PUBLIC, MAYOR FLOOD ENTERTAINED A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE ZONING BOARD. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN GASS, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, TO'ACCEPT THE MOTION OF THE ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION TO REZONE FROM C-2 COMMERCIAL TO R-2 MULTIPLE DWELLINGS, LOTS 10 AND 11, CARRIED. BLOCK 2, EDGEWATER PARK SUBDIVISION. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 7:10 P.M. City Clerk Mayor 4'96 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, AUGUST 14, 1978 497 MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY MAYOR PAT FLOOD, JR., AT 7:10 P.M. PRESENT: COUNCILMEN EVERETT T. GASS, J. RANDY JOACHIM, AND CLIFFORD HOOSE, MAYOR PAT FLOOD, JR. AND CITY ATTORNEY L. B. VOCELLE. ABSENT: VICE MAYOR LEWIS GRAY. THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, JULY 10, SPECIAL MEETING, JULY 31, AND SPECIAL HEARING AUGUST 9, 1978, WERE APPROVED. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN HOOSE, TO PAY JULY BILLS IN THE AMOUNT OF $16,963.71. CARRIED. MR. CRAGG BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE COUNCIL THE FACT THAT THE CEMETERY IS ONLY ABOUT HALF LAID OUT. IN THE FUTURE, WHEN THE REST OF IT IS LAID OUT, IT WILL MEAN THERE WILL HAVE TO BE AUXILIARY ROADS. HE THOUGHT THE CEMETERY OUGHT TO BE LAID OUT FIRST BEFORE ANY NEW ROAD IS PUT IN, AS IS NOW PROPOSED. MR. DONALD SWARTZWELDER, 301 COLUMBUS AVENUE, STATED THAT HE HAD MADE TWO REQUESTS FOR A STREET LIGHT AND BEEN TURNED DOWN. COUNCILMAN HOOSE EXPLAINED THAT WE CANNOT HONOR ALL SUCH REQUESTS, BUT EACH IS JUDGED ON ITS OWN MERITS. WHEN IT WAS LEARNED THAT THERE WAS A STREET LIGHT IN EXISTENCE ON A CORNER NEAR MR. SWARTZWELDER THAT WAS OF NO BENEFIT TO ANYONE, COUNCILMAN HOOSE PROMISED TO SEE IF HE COULD GET THIS LIGHT RE-LOCATED. ARE GOING TO HAVE TO HAVE A PUBLIC HEARiN~_~O' ~ ' ~- -- ' '' 'SEE W~tA~-CA~ WE~ DONE ABOUT PURCHASING NEEDED EQUIPMENT. MM~E~NDFYoRROHBE[~TiSN~ 4H610M ~YPsOoRLTv~ EHXiPsREpSRo~~' TH___ANKS~TQ COU~LMAN GASS, MAYOR FLOOD, AND ARTHUR MR. RICHARD SZELUGA HAD A QUESTION ABOUT "PER~C~ RE~TS" IN THE STANDING COMMITTEES SECTION OF THE RECODIFICATION OF THE CITY CHARTER. WHE;~ E4~ ~E~R~ FROM MR. VOCELLE THAT THE REVISIONS ARE STILL IN THE DRAFT STAGE, HE WITHDREW THE QU3STIOK.~ CHIEF OF POLICE CUMMINS REPORTED 234 .COMPLAINTS AASWEI~ED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT DURING JULY, NOT INCLUDING TRAFFIC STOPS. ~ ~ WITH REFERENCE TO THE AUXILIARY POLICE PROGRAM, CHIEF CUMMINS STATED THAT AFTER A FEW DAYS, HE THE BUILDING DEPARTFI~NTxISStIE~ 14 F~'F~FITS; D~R~NG ~Ub~ FOR S_NGLE FAM~$~ ~ESfDE~C~S VALUED AT MR. WALTER CANDELET,'~Z'QMING-~2%U~ p.r~3L¥~NGLGOMI~-I-,gSIOALr/ANNOUN4~ED f-E~T~-~HEI~-NON--~A-V-E TWO NEW MEMBERS ON THE BOARD - MR. GERALD PETRIE AND MRS. BETTY BOCK. MR. CANDELET REPORTED THAT THEY HAVE APPROVED SITE PLANS FOR SEVERAL NEW BUSINESSES. THEY APPROVED A REQUEST FOR REZONING OF 3 LOTS FROM C-3 TO R-2. THE REQUEST WAS WITHDRAWN AND THE FEE RETURNED. THE COMMITTEE FELT THAT ANY FEE THAT IS PAID FOR FILING A CHANGE OF ZONING OR A PETITION FOR REZONING SHOULD NOT BE REFUNDED IF IT IS WITHDRAWN AND THE FEE CHARGED SHOULD BE PLUS ANY ADVERTISING COST. AT THE WORKSHOP MEETING MR. CANDELET SUGGESTED A MORATORIUM ON C-1 AND C-2 AND DURING THE DISCUSSION THAT FOLLOWED THE CITY ATTORNEY RECOMMENDED THAT AN AMENDMENT TO THE ORDINANCE BE DRAWN UP INSTEAD OF HAVING A 6 MONTH MORATORIUM. MR. CANDELET THOUGHT THE BOARD COULD GET SOMETHING TOGETHER IN ABOUT 2 MONTHS THAT WOULD COVER THE SITUATION. THiS WOULD BE PLUS ANY ADVERTISING TIME AND PUBLIC HEARINGS. THE COMMITTEE VOTED TO ASK FOR EXTRA TERRITORIAL PLANNING POWER FOR 6 PARCELS OF COUNTY OWNED LAND IN AND ON THE FRINGES OF THE CITY LIMITS. DAVID MARSH OF THE COUNTY PLANNING OFFICE HAS SINCE SUGGESTED A 3-WAY EFFORT WITH THE COUNTY, FELLSMERE, AND SEBASTIAN FOR FUTURE LAND USE PLAN WORKED INTO OUR COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, AND THE PETITION WAS WITHDRAWN. ONE VIOLATION OF THE ZONING CODEHAS BEEN RESOLVED. THIS WAS INSUFFICIENT PARKING SPACES. THE HAS AGREED TO PUT IN MORE. ~.-~.~3 MAYOR FLOOD ASKED MR. CANDELET ABOUT A SAND DIGGING OPERATION THAT HAD BEEN GOING ON. HE REPLIED THAT MR. VOCELLE HAD TAKEN CARE OF THE MATTER BY WRITING A CEASE AND DESIST LETTER. MAYOR FLOOD ANNOUNCED THAT WORK HAS BEGUN ON THE BUDGET AND IT APPEARS THAT IT WILL BE NECESSARY TO RAISE THE MILLAGE. THE PUBLIC WAS INVITED TO ATTEND THE MEETINGS OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE. A PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD ON THE PROPOSED INCREAS£IN MILLAGE AND ALSO THE FINALIZATION OF THE BUDGET. COUNCILMAN GASS ANNOUNCED THAT WITHIN THE NEXT 10 DAYS THE INSTALLATION OF THE SPRINKLER SYSTEM WILL BE COMPLETED AT THE FOOTBALL FIELD. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING - AUGUST 14, 1978 (CON'D 1) COUNCILMAN GASS REPORTED THAT THE CULVERT ON LAYPORT STREET EAST OF FLEMING WILL BE INSTALLED WHEN THE TEMPORARY ELECTRIC INSTALLATION iS REMOVED. COUNCILMAN GASS REQUESTED THAT BECAUSE OF THE MANY WATER AND DRAINAGE PROBLEMS WE HAVE AT THIS TIME, PEOPLE SHOULD REFRAIN FROM ASKING US TO MOW EMPTY LOTS. FOR VARIOUS REASONS AT THE MOMENT WE HAVE A SHORTAGE OF MANPOWER. WE ARE KEEPING A RECORD OF ALL COMPLAINTS AND WILL TAKE CARE OF THEM IN DUE TIME. COUNCILMAN JOACHIM ANNOUNCED THAT A PLAN,"THE VIAL OF LIFE", HAD BEEN IN~ATED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT, WHEREBY A PERSON'S MEDICAL HISTORY IS PLACED IN A CONTAINER IN THE REFRIGERATOR. IN CONJUNCTION WITH THIS, THE PERSON'S HOUSE WILL BE INSPECTED TO DETERMINE IF IT IS REASONABLY BURGLAR-PROOF. ALSO, AS SOON AS ENOUGH VOLUNTEERS COME FORWARD, THE POLICE WILL INAUGURATE A TELEPHONE REASSURANCE PLAN TO CALL PEOPLE WHO LIVE ALONE AND HAVE NO ONE TO LOOK AFTER THEM AND MIGHT BE IN NEED OF ASSISTANCE. MAYOR FLOOD ASKED FOR VOLUNTEERS TO HELP WITH THIS PROGRAM. COUNCILMAN HOOSE STATED THAT ALL STREET LIGHT REQUESTS HAD BEEN TAKEN CARE OF. THE CITY CLERK READ A LETTER FROM MR. CONSTANTIN DIAMOND THANKING ALL THOSE INVOLVED IN THE ~ BUILDING AND INSTALLATION OF A SAFETY LADDER AT THE END OF THE PUBLIC PIER. HE ESPECIALLY THANKED ' ARTHUR MAYER, THE BUILDING OFFICIAL, FOR HIS EFFORTS AND REQUESTED THAT HE BE PUBLICLY COMMENDED AND THE LETTER BE MADE A PART OF HIS PERFORMANCE RECORD. A LETTER WAS READ FROM MR. L. B. VOCELLE, THE CITY ATTORNEY, ADVISING THAT HE HAD CONTACTED MR. WAYNE ALLEN, GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, IN REGARD TO THE FIRE HYDRANTS AND WATER FRANCHISES IN THE SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS AREA, AND REQUESTED THAT THEY SHOULD BE BROUGHT UP TO THE STANDARDS OF THE NATIONAL BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS. ON BAYFRONT TERRACE. COUNCImAN GASS MISED C ECK NEXT DAY. SO THAT NEXT YEAR'S CELEBRATION WILL BE EVEN BIGGER AND BETTER. MAYOR FLOOD ADVISED THAT THE MARKER HAS FIWA~N~IVED FOR THE DOCK AND DEDICATION WILL BE HELD SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, AT 3:00 P.M. MR. JAMES VOC~E HAS BEEN ASKED TO BE THE SPEAKER. MRS. BOLINGER, THROUGH THE CITY CLERK, EXTENDED AU iNVITAT~ TO ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL AND TO ANYONE ELSE WHO WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND. BY A YOUNG MAN WHO WAS CAUGHT IN THE ACT. HE WAS CHARGED WITH RECKLESS DRIVING AND HE IS GOING TO BE'ASKED TO MAKE FULL RESTITUTION. MAYOR FLOOD ADDED THAT IT WAS A SICKENING SIGHT BECAUSE IT WAS IN PERFECT SHAPE TO ALLOW THE LAYING OF SOD, BUT IT WOULD NOT INTERFERE WITH THE INSTALLATION OF THE SPRINKLER SYSTEM. THE BID FOR THE SOD WAS OPENED AT THE WORKSHOP MEETING ON AUGUST 9. THERE WAS ONLY ONE BID RECEIVED FROM THE FLORIDA SOD COMPANY. THE BID WAS FOR $2160 iF CITY EMPLOYEES LAID THE SOD AND $2700 IF THE COMPANY DID THE JOB. IT WAS DECIDED THAT ALL THINGS CONSIDERED IT WOULD BE BETTER FOR THE COMPANY TO DO IT. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN GASS, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN HOOSE, THAT WE ACCEPT THE BID FROM FLORIDA SOD COMPANY TO INSTALL 36,000 SQ. FT. OF ARGENTINA BAHIA SOD FOR THE FOOTBALL FIELD AT A TOTAL COST OF $2700., DELIVERY AUGUST 31, COMPLETION WITHIN 10 DAY OF DELIVERY. CARRIED. COUNCILMAN JOACHIM HAD A QUESTION PERTAINING TO THE BID FOR THE ROAD IN THE CEMETERY. HE ADVISED THAT ONE BID WAS RECEIVED BY 4:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, AND ANOTHER RECEIVED TODAY, MONDAY, AUGUST 14, BASED UPON THE CONTINGENT THAT AT THE TOP OF THE PUBLISHED REQUEST FOR BID BY THE RIGHT HAND SIDE IT SAYS "BY THE 14th." THE BIDDER READ THAT MUCH AND THOUGHT HE HAD UNTIL TODAY. MR. VOCELLE STATED THAT THROUGH SOME MISUNDERSTANDING THERE WERE TWO NOTICES TO BID PUBLICIZED AND ONE OF THEM DOES SET 4:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14. OF COURSE, AUGUST 14 FELL ON MONDAY, NOT WEDNESDAY. PURSUANT TO THE NOTICE TO BID, THE BIDS THAT WERE RECEIVED IN CITY HALL BY 4:00 P.M. ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, WERE OPENED THAT NIGHT AT THE WORKSHOP MEETING. MR. VOCELLE RECOMMENDED THAT SINCE THIS SITUATION WAS NOT FAIR TO ANY OF THE BIDDERS AND THE NOTICE SPECIFICALLY GAVE THE CITY THE RIGHT TO RE~CT ANY OR ALL BIDS, THIS IS WHAT SHOULD BE DONE AND THE BID RE-ADVERTISED. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN HOOSE, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, TO REJECT THE BIDS FOR A ROADWAY IN THE CEMETERY AND RE-ADVERTiSE. CARRIED. MAYOR FLOOD SUGGESTED AND COUNCILMAN JOACHIM AGREED THAT THE BID SHOULD INCLUDE "ON A PER YARD BASIS" FOR THE LIMEROCK. MR. VOCELLE PRESENTED AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING THE FENCING OF SWIMMING POOLS. HE READ THE NEW STATUTE WHICH STATES THAT A PROPOSED ORDINANCE MAY BE READ BY TITLE OR IN FULL ON AT LEAST TWO SEPARATE DAYS AND SHALL AT LEAST SEVEN DAYS PRIOR TO THE ADOPTION BE NOTICED ONCE iN THE NEWSPAPER. IN OTHER WORDS, THERE WOULD BE A READING TONIGHT BY TITLE ONLY, THEN A PUBLIC HEARING SET, AND THEN AN ADVERTISMENT PLACED SEVEN DAYS PRIOR TO THE FINAL ADOPTION. MAYOR FLOOD REMARKED THAT THIS REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING - AUGUST 14, 1978 (CON'D 2) MEAN~ T~A~ AN ORDINANCE CAN NOW BE PASSED WITHIN FIFTEEN DAYS INSTEAD OF THE FORTY-FIVE ~AY~ THAT IT USED TO TAKE. MR. VOCELLE RECOMMENDED THAT THE ORDINANCE BE READ TONIGHT BY TITLE ONLY, HAVE A PUBLIC HEARING AT THE NEXT WORKSHOP MEETING AND FINAL PASSAGE AT THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING. THE CITY CLERK THEN READ THE ORDINANCE BY TITLE ONLY. COUNCILMAN HOOSE INQUIRED IF THIS ORDINANCE WOULD BE READ iN ITS ENTIRETY AT THE WORKSHOP MEETING, BECAUSE HE WOULD LIKE TO SEE ALL ORDINANCES READ IN THEIR ENTIRETY AT LEAST ONCE. MR. VOCELLE AGREED THAT WHILE IT WAS NOT NECESSARY, IT WAS A GOOD IDEA AND SHOULD BE READ IN ENTIRETY AT THE PUBLIC HEARING WHICH WAS SCHEDULED FOR SEPTEMBER 6. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN HOOSE, TO ACCEPT THE FIRST READING BY TITLE ONLY OF AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING FENCING OF SWIMMING POOLS, RESTRICTIONS AS TO DIVING BOARDS AND LADDERS, AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: COUNCILMAN GASS, COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, COUNCILMAN HOOSE, MAYOR FLOOD NAYS: NONE CARRIED. A LETTER WAS READ FROM MR. RENE VAN DE VOORDE RE PROPOSAL TO ELIMINATE THE LEFT HAND TURNS FROM SOUTHBOUND U.S. 1 AND 2ND STREET. THE LETTER WAS WRITTEN ON BEHALF OF THE SOUTHEAST BANK OF SEBASTIAN, REPRESENTATIVES OF WHICH WOULD LIKE TO MEET WITH MAYOR FLOOD AND POLICE CHIEF CUMMINS TO DISCUSS POSSIBLE OTHER ALTERNATIVES. MR. VAN DE VOORDE WAS PRESENT AT THE MEETING AND REQUESTED THAT MAYOR FLOOD ARRANGE A MEETING WITH THE CITY COUNCIL, AN ENGINEER REPRESENTING THE SOUTHEAST BANK, AND A REPRESENTATIVE FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, INORDER TO DISCUSS ALTERNATIVES, BUT ADMITTED THAT AT THIS TIME HE DID NOT HAVE AN ALTERNATIVE. CHIEF CUMMINS STATED THAT HE DID HAVE. MAYOR FLOOD AGREED TO SET UP A MEETING, BUT ADVISED THAT IT WOULD HAVE TO BE HELD SOMETIME LATER IN SEPTEMBER AFTER THE BUDGET HEARINGS WERE OUT OF THE WAY. THE "SEBASTIAN SOCIAL CENTER". CARRIE~Q~/ __ __ U THE WINNING ENTRY WAS SUBMITTED BY MR. RICHARD B. VOTAPKA, 873 S.E. LANCE STREET. COUNCILMAN HOOSE, WHO DONATED A BOND AS A PRIZE, SUGGES~i~A~E PRESENTED FORMALLY TO MR. VOTAPKA AT THE NEXT REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING ON SEPTEMBE2 l] AND ~_WAS SO AGREED. COUNCILMAN GASS ANNOUNCED THAT FORMS WILL BE A-/~ILA~L~-'NITHIN THE NEXT WEEK FOR DISTRIBUTION SO THAT PEOPLE MAY BE ASSIGNED HOUSE NUMBERS. {R~V~CEL~E ADVISED THAT PEOPLE CANNOT BE REQUIRED TO DISPLAY THEIR HOUSE NUMBERS. ~ ~ THE SUBJECT G ss/ [TIN U _%T TH . AND ZONING COMMISSION WILL BE GETTING A LITTLE ADDITIONAL MONEY TO HELP PROVIDE BOTH CITIES WITH ADDITIONAL SERVICE. iN SIGNING THE~PLICATION, THE ONLY THING THAT IS BEING ~NE IS SETTING UP THE INDIAN RI~R COUNTY ZONING AND P~NNING DEPARTMENT AS THE PEOPLE ~ING THE WORK, WHICH THEY A~EADY~E ~ING. IN NO WAY WILL THE AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SEBASTIAN BE AFFECTED. FEL~MERE HAS A~EADY APPROVED THE APPLICATION AND MR. REDICK REQUESTED THE COUNCIL TO APPRO~ THE RESOLUTION AND AUTHORIZE MAYOR F~OD TO SIGN THE APPLICATION. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN HOOSE, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, TO PASS THE RESOLUTION AND AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO SIGN IT. CARRIED. ~-,'7 ~- (~ WITH REFERENCE TO THE ANIMAL ORDINANCE, MR. VOCELLE SUGGESTED THAT IT BE READ BY TITLE ONLY AND A PUBLIC HEARING DATE BE SET. HE BELIEVES THAT THE ORDINANCE NOW MEETS ALL OF THE OBJECTIONS THAT MRS. GAIL GRAHAM OF THE VERO BEACH HUMANE SOCIETY HAD TO THE PREVIOUS ONE. MAYOR FLOOD STATED THAT THERE WILL BE A LENGTHY DISCUSSION AND PUBLIC MEETING SHOULD BE SET UP BY ITSELF. THE COUNCIL AGREED. THE CITY CLERK READ THE ORDINANCE BY TITLE ONLY. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM,' SECONDED BYCOUNCILMAN GASS, TO ACCEPT THE FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE ON THE CONTROL OF ANIMALS, SETTING FINES FOR VIOLATION THEREOF AND SETTING AN EFFECTIVE DATE AND TO SET A PUBLIC HEARING FOR SEPTEMBER 5 AT 7:00 P.M. ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: COUNCILMAN GASS, COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, COUNCILMAN HOOSE, MAYOR FLOOD NAYS: NONE. CARRIED MR. VOCELLE PRESENTED AN ORDINANCE RE FRANCHISES FOR WATER AND SEWER UTILITIES. HE REQUESTED THAT ~T.BE~READ BY TITLE ONLY AND A PUBLIC HEARING SET. HE ADVISED THAT A LOT OF ENGINEERING QUE,q'fIONS WILL HAVE TO BE ANSWERED AND SUGGESTED THAT THE CITY ENGINEER SHOULD BE ASKED TO ATTEND. THE CITY CLERK READ THE ORDINANCE BY TITLE ONLY. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING - AUGUST 14, 1978 (CON'D 3) 50O MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN GASS, TO ACCEPT THE FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED "UTILITIES ORDINANCE," GIVING DEFINITIONS, PROCEDURES AND STANDARDS, AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF UTILITY PERMITS AND FRANCHIES; SETTING FINES FOR VIOLATIONS; AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE AND TO HAVE A PUBLIC HEARING ON SEPTEMBER 5 AT 7:30 P.M. ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: COUNCILMAN GASS, COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, COUNCILMAN HOOSE, MAYOR FLOOD NAYS: NONE CARRIED. IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE UTILITIES ORDINANCE MR. VOCELLE REQUESTED THAT A MORATORIUM BE SET ON ANY ~UBDIVId~N OR ANY PERSON THAT WANTS TO PUT IN A WATER OR SEWER SYSTEM, UNTIL THIS ORDINANCE IS COMPLETED. HE HOPED THAT IT WOULD BE ADOPTED AT THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING SO IT OUGHT TO BE A 30 DAY MORATORIUM. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN HOOSE, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, TO PLACE A MORATORIUM UNTIL 5:00 P.M., SEPTEMBER 12, ON ANY NEW SUBDIVISIONS OR BUILDING THAT WOULD REQUIRE A SEWER-WATER SYSTEM. CARRIED. THERE WAS A DISCUSSION WITH REGARD TO A BID FOR RESTROOMS AT THE FOOTBALL FIELD. THE NORTH COUNTY RECREATION COMMITTEE IS GOING TO PAY FOR THIS WITH MATCHING FUNDS COMING OUT OF VICE MAYOR GRAY'S BUDGET FROM LAST YEAR. MR. VOCELLE ADVISED THAT SINCE CITY FUNDS ARE INVOLVED, THE CITY SHOULD ADVERTISE THE BID AND IT SHOULD BE THE ULTIMATE DECISION OF THE COUNCIL WHETHER OR NOT TO ACCEPT A BID. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN GASS, TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR RESTROOMS AT THE FOOTBALL FIELD ON SCHUMANN DRIVE. CARRIED. A LETTER WAS READ FROM TRE~URE COAST C~R~GA~~R~ENCLOSING COPIES OF THEIR COMMITMENT OF IN-KIND FO S FOR1 79 BUDGE . =S. RSCrA ' O A SSSE FOR THE USE OF THE COM NITY BUILDING AND ALSO THE HOPE THAT THEY FAY CONTINUE I0 USE,--~T_~EXT YEAR. AN INVITATION WAS EXTENDED THE THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL TO ATT~A~D ONE OF THE COngREGATE MEALS. THERE WAS A DISCUSSION AS TO WHETHER THE CITY COULD STILL ALL~W. IP~ PST OF THE CE~ER FREE OF CHARGE, SINCE WE ARE SUPPLYING THE ELECTRICITY AND THE SERVICES OF A L~-~--~AN.--MR. C~J~GG STATED THAT THIS iS AN IN-KIND CON- TRIBUTIONAND THE WHOLE PROGRAM WOULD BE UPSET IF WE REFUSED. MAYOR FLOOD SAID THAT HE HAD NO OBJECTIONS, BUT THOUGHT THAT THEY SHOULD GIVE~A ~DIC REPORT AS TO WHAT THEY ARE DOING. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN GASS, SECONDED BY COUNCiLM~N HO0~_, TO ALLOW THE USE OF THE COMMUNITY CENTER FOR THE SERVING OF CONGREGATE MEALS FREE OF CH~RGB, BU~WITH THE STIPULATION THAT THEY FURNISH A PERIODIC REPORT. CARRIED. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY COUNL"ILMAN GASS, TO ALLOW THE SERVING OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IN THE COMMUNITY CENTER AT A FISH FRY TO BE HELD BY THE LIONS CLUB ON SEPTEMBER 19, 1978. SUBDIVISION. APPROVAL OF THIS RE-ZONING WAS DONE AT THE PUBLIC HEARING HELD JUST PRIOR TO THIS REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, BUT WAS NOT DONE DURING THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING. TO MAKE IT OFFICIAL, IT NEEDS TO BE PASSED AS AN ORDINANCE. THE CITY CLERK READ BY TITLE ONLY AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0.202 AS AMENDED, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA, REQONING LOTS 10 AND 11, BLOCK 2, EDGEWATER PARK SUBDIVISION, FROM C-2 COMMERCIAL TO R-2 MULTIPLE DWELLINGS. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN GASS, TO APPROVE THE ORDINANCE TO REZONE LOTS 10 AND 11, BLOCK 2, EDGEWATER PARK SUBDIVISION. ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: COUNCILMAN GASS, COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, COUNCILMAN HOOSE, MAYOR FLOOD NAYS: NONE CARRIED. MAYOR FLOOD STATED THAT THERE HAD BEEN SOME QUESTION ABOUT THE LEGALITY OF THE LAS VEGAS NIGHT HELD RECENTLY AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER AND ADVISED THAT A NEW LAW HAD BEEN PASSED PERMITTING SUCH ACTIVITIES. MR. VOCELLE READ THE NEW LAW, EFFECTIVE MAY 4, 1978, WHICH ALLOWS BINGO OR GUESS GAMES TO BE HELD BY CHARITABLE NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS ON PROPERTY OWNED BY A MUNICIPALITY OR A COUNTY WHEN THE GOVERNING AUTHORITY HAS SPECIFICALLY AUTHORIZED THE USE OF THE PROPERTY FOR THE CONDUCT OF SUCH GAMES. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 9:45 P.M. City Clerk Mayor