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HomeMy WebLinkAbout12181985BID ~PENING AND REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 18, 1985 - 7:00 P.M. MINUTES MAYOR JIM GAI~AGHER CALLED THE MEETING TO ORDER AT 7:05 P.M. PRESENT: VICE MAYOR L. GENE HARRIS COUNCILMAN RICHARD SZELUGA COUNCIIMAN KENNEIH ROTH COUNCILMAN PETER VALLONE ATIORNEY THOMAS C. PALMER MAYOR JIM GALLAGHER NONE ATIDRNEYPAIMERLEAD THE COUNCIL AND AUDIENCE IN THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO ~ FLAG. MAYOR GALLAGHERANNOUNCED THAT HE CITY WOULD HOLD THEIR ANNUAL CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1985, BEGINNING AT 1:00 P.M. AND CONTINUED BY WISHING THE CITY COUNCIL, CITY RESIDENTS, AND STAFF HAPPY HOLIDAY'S. COUNCILMAN R OTHADDED THE SAME AS DID VICE MAYOR HARRIS. MAYOR GALLAGHER REQUESTED INFORMATION AS T077' TttE NITMBER OF BIDS RECEIVED FOR THE BUILDING MAINTEN- 1) PEACOCK DODGE $7490.00 ',~ -- -- ~ 2) DANCE DODGE $8690.00 3) DWA ORD $8493.00 MOTION BY VICE MAYOR HARRIS SECONDED E~Y COU~CiiL~N VALLONE, THAT THE BIDS BE TURNED OVER TO STAFF AND THAT A RECOMMENDATION B~. PREPARED FOR ~ ci~ COUNCIL WORKSHOP MEETING IN JANUARY. / ALL AYES: ~ 2 MOTION CARRIED. OLD BUSINESS: MOTION BY VALLDNE, THA~ fl~E ~CilJN~IL REJECT ~HE BID AT THE RECOMv~iqDATiON'gF.~STAi~F-~DZII4F,.4~IF4F~DEB/kRIIq~ig~. -- _ ~ ~ _ ~ ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIED. COUNCILMAN ROTH QUESTIONED THE ESTIMATED COST OF A METAL BUILDING. MAYOR GAIJ.AGHER STATED THATTHE ESTIMATE THE FIRE DEPARTMENT HAD ON FILE WAS A COUPLE OF YEARS OLD AND HE WOULD PREFER THATTHEY GET NEWESTIMATES. MAYOR GALLAGHER STATED THAT THE NEXT ORDER OF BUSINESS WAS THE REQUEST FROM ST. SEBASTIAN PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT TO EXTEND THE DEADLINE DATE. MAYOR GALLAGHER STATED THATTHE COUNCiL HAD RECEIVED LEI~S FROM MR. SKILLMANREGARDINGTHEREALIGNMENT OF MAIN STREETANDTHE CITY CLERK REGARDING THE ABANDONMENT OF THE SUBDIVISION. MAYOR GALLAGHER STATED TI{AT IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THE COUNCIL RECEIVE THE DEEDING FOR MAIN STREET. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN VALLONE, SECONDED BY VICE MAYOR HARRIS, THAT THE COUNCIL GRANT THE REQUEST AND ESTABLISH JUNE 21, 1986, AS THE DEADLINE FOR PRELIMINARY DEVELOPMENT PLANS. VICE MAYORHARRIS QUESTIONED WHEI~THE DEVELOPER WOULD BE DOING THEALIGNMENTOF MAIN STREET. MAYOR GALLAGHER STATED THA%THE PRELIMINARY PLANS WOULD INCLUDE THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT EXCLUDING THE PARCEL OF LAND NEEDED FOR REALIGNMENT OF MAIN STREET. MR. ALBRECHT, ATTORNEY FOR ST. SEBASTIAN PIANNED UNIT DEVEiDPMENT, STATED THE DEVELOPER WOULD DEED THE PROPERTY NECESSARY FOR REALIGNME~f HOWEVER, THEY WOULD NOT GIVE MASS ACREAGE TO THE CITY THAT THE DEVEiDPER WOULD GRANT IN ACCORDANCE IWTH THE DEVELOPMENT ORDER. MR. ALBRECHT ADDED THAT THE DEVELOPER HAD HAD FINANCIAL DIFFICULTY AND THAT DEEDING WOULD BE COMPLETED AF~ THE ABANDONMENT OF THE SUBDIVISION. MR. ALBRECHT STATED THAT iF THE CITY DESIRED REALIGNING MAIN STREET THEN THE DEVELOPMENT ORDER WOULD NEED TO BE AMENDED. MR. ALBRECHT STATED THAT IlqEYWOULD PROCEED WITH THE ABANDONMENT OF THE SUBDIVISION. BID OPENING & REGULAR COUNCIL MINIH~S DECEMBER 18, 1985 PAGE 2 MAYOR GAI.IAGHER STATED THAT THE DEVELOPER SHOULD PROCEED WITH THE ABANDONMENT AND THE DEEDING OF PROPERTY FOR THE REALIGNMENT OF MAIN STREET. MR. ALBRECHT STATED THAT %HE DEVELOPER COULD DEED THE CITY THE LAND NECESSARY AND PAY THE CITY WHAT THE ALLOCATION OF MONIES THE DEVELOPER SET ASIDE TO DO THE WORK BY AMENDING THE DEVELOPMENT ORDER THE DEVELOPER ESTIMATED THE COST OF THE REALIGNMENT TO THE APPROXIMATELY $58,000.00. MAYOR GALLAGHER STATED THAT THAT WAS AN EXC~.I.ENT SUGGESTION AND THAT PERHAPS THE CITY COULD FRONT THE MONIES AND THE DEVELOPER REIMBURSE THE CITY. VICE MAYOR HARRIS QUESTIONED THE TIME FRAME FOR THE ABANDONMENT OF THE SUBDIVISION. ATIORNEY PALMER STATED THAT THE ABANDONMENT COULD BE COMPLETED IN FEBRUARY 1986, AND THE TRANSFER OF DEED WOULD FALL IN. AFTER SOME CONVERSATION BACK AND FORTH AS TO THE DATES AND TIME FRAME NEEDED MAYOR GALLAGHER SUGGESTED THAT THE COUNCIL EXTE/ND THE DEADLINE TO FEBRUARY AND IF THE DEVELOPER FOLLOWS THROUGH COUNCILMAN ROTH QUESTIONED AS TO WHE%HER THE COUNCIL SHOULD GRANT A SlX MONTH EX~fENSION AND THEN GRANT AN ADDITIONAL SIX MONTHS IF NECESSARY. MR. ALBRECHT STATED THAT THE DEVELOPER COULD DEED THE PROPERTY AND ABANDON THE SUBDIVISION BY JUNE 21, 1986. MOTION BY VICE MAYOR HARRIS, SECO~K~I~ BY_COU~~NE, THAT THE CITY GRANT AN EXTENSION TO MARCH 19, 1986, AND IF THE PAPER/WGI~K~IS CDb~EY~ qN\7~E PROPERTY THEN THE DEVELOPER AUTOMATICALLY GETS AN EX. SiON OF NINETY (90) [DAY~. ~¥/ MAYOR GAI.IAGHER STATED THAT THE ~A_-[.N~ON O~ THE FLpqR WAS TO GRANT AN EMISSION TO MARCH 19, 1986 ACTUALLY DEED THE PROPERTY AND~aT~,~ n~E~__JUNE 2~, 198~ PROVIDING ALL THE NECESSARY PAPER WORK IS ALL AYES: MAYOR' S MAYTERS MAYOR GAT.I AGHER STATED THAT THERE WERE ~C~2 CITY COUNCIL MATTERS: VICE MAYOR ~ OLD POST OFFIOI~ ~ LEASE HAD A NUM~ THE FEDERAL MAYOR GALLAGHER ITEM. MOTION CARRIED. MOTION BY VICE MAYOR HARRIS, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN ROI'H, THAT THE COUNCIL ADD THE MATTER OF THE OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING TO THE AGENDA. AYES: MOTION CARRIED. VICE MAYOR HARRIS STATED THAT THE COUNCIL HAD PLACED A MORATORIUM ON THE LEASING OF PROPERTY AT 11qE SEBASTIAN MUNICIPAL AIRPORT BUT WOULD LIKETHE COUNCIL TO CONSIDER MAKING ONE EXCEPTION THAT BEING MR. MEYER, WHO WAS PRESENT AT THE MEETING, VICE MAYOR HARRIS STATED THAT MR. MEYER DESIGNED, PRODUCED AND CONSTRUCTED AIRPLANES IN APPROXIMATELY 90 DAYSAND FELT THIS WOULD BE EXCELLENT INDUSTRIAL USE FORT HE AIRPORT LEASING, THEINDUSTRYMUST BE LIGHT AND CLEAN, HE WOULD EMPLOY 10 - 12, VICE MAYOR HARRIS STATED THAT HE HAD VISITED THE HANGERWHERE MR. MEYER KEPT HIS PLANE AND HE WAS MOST IMPRESSED, THE PLANES ARE COMPARABLE WITH PIPER, ~.~. MEYER IS CURRENTLY CONSTRUCTING THE PLANES IN HIS BACK YARD AND GARAGE. MOTION BY VICE MAYOR HARRIS, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN SZELUGA, TO PLACE ON THE AGENDA FOR POSSIBLE ACTION AND DISCUSSION. ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIED. COUNCILMAN VALLONE STATED FOR THE RECORD "IN REVIEWING THE O/~{ER DEPOSITIONS THAT WERE INVOLVED IN THE ACTION THAT WE HEARD LAST NIGHT OF THE POLICE OFFICERS THATWERE DEPOSED, I DID IN FACT SEE MANY DISCREPANCIES IN THESE DEPOSITIONS AND I WANTTO GO ON RECORD SAYING THAT I DID AND I WANT THIS COUNCIL TO KNOW THAT I iN FACT FOUND A LOT OF DISCREPANCIES SO JUST SO NOTE. I DON'T KNOW IF THE COUNCILWANTS TOTAKEANYACTIONATTHIS TIME, BUT I'D LIKE TO GO ON RECORD BECAUSE THATWE NOT BROUGHT UP LAST EVENING." ATIDRNEY' S MATI"ERS: ATTORNEY PALMER STATED THAT HE HAD SPOKEN TO MR. KEPPLER REGARDING THE CITY NOT BEING REIMBURSED FO'R THE WORK DONE AT RIVER'S EDGE. BID OPENING & REGULAR COUNCIL MINUTES DECEMBER 18, '1985 PAGE 3 MOTION BY VICE MAYOR HARRIS, SECONDED BY COUNCIL~N VALLONE, THAT THE COUNCIL PLACE AT THE BOTIDM OF THE AGENDA DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION REGARDING MR. KEPPLER. ALL AYES: MOTI~CARRI~. NEW~SI~SS: ATIO'PdNEY PALMER READ FOR THE FIRST TiME BY TI~E ONLY AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA A~2~DING SECTION 11-19 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES AND THEREBY PROHIBITING THE BURNING OF CERTAIN SUB- STANCES, 'REGULATING CERTAIN RESIDENTIAL BURNING AND LAND CLEARING FIRES; PROVIDING FOR VARIANCES; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. MOTION BY ViCE MAYOR HARRIS, SECONDED BY COUNCII~ VALLONE, TO ACCEPT THE FIRST READING, BY TITLE ONLY, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SEBASTI~q, FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTION '11-19, OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES AND THEREBY PROHIBITING ~ BURNING OF CERTAIN SUBSTANCES, REGULATING CERTAIN RESIDENTIAL BURNING AND LAND CLEARING FIRES; PROVIDING VARIANCES; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. COUNCILMAN ROTH QUESTIONED THE JURISDICTION THAT THE CITY' HAS OVER THE FIRE ~HIEF AS HE IS NOT A CITY ~IMPLOYEE. MAYOR GALLAGHER EXPLAINED THAT ~ FIRE CHIEF IS ELECTED BY THE DEPARTMENT AND APPOINTED BY THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ROLL CALL: AYES: NAYS: VICE MAYOR ~tARRIS MOTION CARRIED. PUBLIC HEARING DATE WAS ESTABLISHED AND~f~O~NESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1986, IN CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS, BEGINNING AT 7: 00 P.M. L ATIORNEY PALMER READ BY TITLE ONLY A RESCLffZON~ ~ATING, ABOLISHING, ABANDONING AND DISCONTINUING EASEMENT BETWEEN THE EAST SIDE OF LOT 1~9 ~ND~ THEI WEST SIDE OF LOT 20, BLOCK 331, UNIT 137 SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREO~R~COR~ED IN PLAT BOOK I 7/82 E, PUBLIC RECORDS OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA. MOTION BY CO~ ~ ~E----~ED ~--~IC~ ~, ~ A~-~A ~--~SU~ION VACATING, ABOLISItlNG ABANDONING ANDk~CONTIN~ING ~~~~ EASt SIDE OF~L~T~19 AN~JJ~: WEST SIDE OF lOT 20, BLOCK 331, UNITNt3~ SF.B~TIANrt~I~~,~AC(I~R. DY~NG ~I) THE PLAT[~.~EOF, ~ECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I, 7/82 E, PUBLi .DS~ I~D~N RIDA. ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIED. ATIDRNEY PAI~ READ BY TITLE ONLY A RESOLUTION VACATING, ABOLISHING, ABANDONING AND DISCONINUING EASEMENT BE~iIJEEN THE NORTH SIDE OF LOT 8 AND THE SOUTH SIDE OF LOT 9, BLOCK 345, UNIT 11, SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I 7/82 E, PUBLIC RECORDS OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA. MOTION BY COUNCILYP~N ROTH, SECONDED BY VICE MAYOR HARRIS, TO ADOPT A RESOLUTION VACATING, ABOLISHING ABANDONING AND DISCONTINUING EASEMENT BETWEEN THE NORTH SIDE OF LOT 8 AND THE SOUTH SIDE OF LOT 9, BLOCK 3457 UNIT 11, SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I, 7/82 E, PUBLIC RECORDS OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA. ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIED. MODEL HOME: MOTION BY VICE MAYOR HARRIS, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN VALLONE, TO GRANT THE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR A MODEL HOME LOT 5, BLOCK 57, UNIT 2. ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIED. UTILITIES SERVICE AGREEIMEIY~ MOTION BY VICE MAYOR HARRIS, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN' SZELUGA, THAT THE COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO EXECLrfE %HE DOCUMENT FOR THE UTILITY SERVICE AGREEMENT WITH GF2YEKAL DEVEIDPMENT UTILITIES. ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIED. BID OPENING 8, REGULAR COUNCIL MINUTES DECEMBER 18, 1985 PAGE PROPOSAL SOLIN &ASSOCIATES~ INC. MAYOR GAILAG~ EXPLAINED THAT IN THE LAND DEVEIDPMENT CODE RESERVED AREAS ARE OUTLINED FOR COMMER- CIAL AND INDUSTRIAL FLANNED UNIT DEVETDPMENTS AND 2I{E CITY WILL IN THE NEAR FUTURE PROBABLY REQUIRE THESE DESIGNATIONS FOR FUTUP, E DEVELOPMENT AND THE CiTY SHOULD CONSIDER INCORPORATING THESE DOCUMENTS INTO THE CODE. COUNCILMAN ROTH QUESTIONED AS TO~ OR NOT THE CITY SHOULD GO TO BID. COUNCILMAN SZELUGA STATED THAT SOLIN AND ASSOCIATES ItAD CON2PC~CTED WITH THE CITY FOR THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE AND THIS WAS JUST AN ADDITION TO lT. MAYOR GAl J AGHER STATED THAT SOLIN AND ASSOCIATES WERE INDEED UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE CITY AN[) IT WOULD NCrl' BE FEASIBLE FOR THE CITY TO CONTRACT WITH ANOTHER PLANNER AS THEY WOULD HAVE TO BECOME FAMILIAR WITH THE COMPLErE DOCUMENT IN ORDER TO AMEND THAT SMALL PORTION. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN SZELUGA, SECONDEDBYVICE MAYOR HARRIS~ THAT THECITY EXTEND 2~tE CONTRACT WITH SOLIN AND ASSOCIATES, INC. TO INCLUDE THE PREPARATION OF THE COF~Vfl~RCIAL PIANNED UNIT DEVEIDPMENT AND THE INDUSTRIAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT INTO THELAND DEVEIDPMENT CODE. ROLL CALL: AYES: VICE MAYOR HARRIS COUNCILMAN SZELUGA COUNCILMAN ROTH COUNCILMAN VALLDNE MAYOR GALLAGHER FEDERAL ~NUE SHARING BUDGET: MAYOR GALLAGHER STATED THAT THE COUNCIL HAD RECEIVED A COPY OF THE PROPOSED FEDEPC~L REVENUE SHARING BUDGET DRAFt AND HE WOULD APPRECIATE ~CS&_OpNSIDERING AMENDING THE BUDGET OF HARDEE PARK TO $10,500. AND ANEW ITiMOF PLANNER TO MOTION BY VICE MAYOR HARRIS, SECONDED BY ©)'UNC']L~ VALLONE, THAT THEPROPOSED FEDERAL REVENUE S}{ARING BUDGET BE AF~DED BY DECREASING%'Hj 'tglDgE PARK IMPROVEMENTS TO $109500. g2~DAD'DING ANEW ITEM CITY TO $ 0,000. _1 ALL AYES: AFIZR SOME.DI~I SHARING BUDGET AND ESTABLISH A PUBLIC HEARING DATE OF JANUARY 15, MOTION CARRIED. R GARDI C TL'C S-J# AND ~ IVE, REPAIRS AT THE SR~R 'D_~~~B J~IO~lTb~~~--~GI .R~UESTED THAT THE ~,AND DT~L~AVU~~E~-BY Vg~UN~?I~G~D?~~Y ~5' lq%CCtR~ T~E ~998~ THE FEDEPJIL REVENUE 1986. ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIED. DONATION FROM GENEPC~L DEVEIDPMENT CORPORATION STREET SIGNS: MAYOR GALLAGHER STATED THAT THE DOCUMENTS WEPdg NOT READY AND IF THE COUNCIL HAD NO OBJECTIONS THEN POSTPONE THIS MATI~R. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN SZELUGA', SECONDED BY VICE MAYOR HARRIS, TO POSTPONE ~tE ACCEPTANCE OF A DONATION FROM GENERAL DEVEIDPMENT CORPORATION IN THE AMOUNT OF $6000. FOR STREET SIGNS UNTIL THEWORKSHOP MEETING IN JANUARY. ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIED. RESIGNATION FROM D. NISBET/GOLF COURSE ADVISORY BOARD: MOTION BY COUNCIL~iANRO%It, SECONDED BY COUNCILMANSZELUGA, TO ACCEPT MR. NISBET'S L~ OF RESIG- NATION WITH REGRETS AND ~DtAT A LETI~ ALONG WITH A CERTIFICATE BE FORWARDED. ALL AYES: MOTI~q CARRIED. REblOVE blEMBER CODE ENFORC~ BOARD MOTION BY COUNCILMAN ROTH, SEGDNDED BY VICE MAYOR HARRIS, THAT THE COUNCIL CONCUR WITHTHERECOMMENDATION OF THE CODE ENFORCEMFiYF BOARD AND REMOVE LAWRENCE TINSLEY FOR VIOLATION OF ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENT. ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIED. BID OPENING & REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING DECt~BER 18, 1985 PAGE 5 MEMO FROM HECTOR A. FRANCO/FLASHING LIGHT: MAYOR GAIIAGHER STATED THAT DEPENDING ON 'ittE TYPE OF LIGHT THE COUNCIL WOULD PURCHASE COST BETWEEN $5000. - $15,000. COUNCILMAN VALLONE STATED THAT THE COUNCIL SHOULD POSTPONE UNTIL THE COUNCIL RECEIVES A DEFINITE COST AND MONIES ARE BUDGETED FOR THE EXPENDITURE. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN VALLONE, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN ROTH, It{AT THE COUNCIL POSTPONE INDEFINITELY A TRAFFIC, FLASHING LIGHT, FOR THE AMBULANCE SQUAD. ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIED. REQUEST FROM A. PETRANIS RE: DRAINAGE PIPE: MOTION BY COUNCILMAN ROTH, SECONDED BY VICE MAYOR HARRIS, ~AT THE REQUEST BE DENIED. ALL AYES: MCrrlON CARRIED. OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING: AFTER SOME DISCUSSION REGARDING THE COST, Rt~MAINDER OF THE L~EASE AND FUTURE NEEDS OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. VICE MAYOR HARRIS REQUESTED THAT CiYYENGINEER AND CITY BUILDING OFFICIAL REPORT AS TO THE COST 0FTHERENOVATION. COUNCILMAN ROTH QUESTIONED WHEI~ATL OR NOT TH[ FUILD~N~WAS WORTH THE PURCHASE AND IF THE BUILDING WAS UNSUITABLE WAS THE RENOVATIO~ ~ T{E AD£ED ~SE. MAYOR GAIIAGHE~ STATED THAT THE Ai~i~{AIS~WOUL-~ COST-~kPPROXIMATELY $300100 AND WITH REPORTS FROM THE CITY ENGINEER AND BUILDING OFFICiAL THE COUNCIL COULD DETERMINE IF THE BUILDING WAS WORTHY OF PURCHASE MOTION BY VICE MAYOR HARRIS, SECONDED BY COUNCI SZELUGA, TO HAVE THE BUILDING APPRAISED, KNOWN COUNCILMAN ROTH VOTED NAY. ~ -J MOTION CARRIED, VICE MAYOR HA~RI~ REQU 'F_~TED T~A~/M~./~RkBF~PERMITIED TO ADF/R~ TEE ?~ONCIL REGARDING HIS AIRPLANES. MORATORIUM L] __ __ _J VICE MAYOR HARRIS STATED THAT THE CITY HAD AN ABUNDANCE OF VALUABLE LAND AT THE AIRPORT AND THE COUNCIL SHOULD IDOK TO INDIVIDUALS %~{0 WOULD >PROVIDE CLEAN INDUSTRY. MOTION BY VICE MAYOR HARRIS, SECONDED BY COUNCIIJiAN SZELUGA, THAT THE COUNCIL LI~T THE MORATORIUM FOR THIS ONE APPLICANT AND CONSIDER A LEASE. AFFERb~CH DISCUSSION REGARDING THE MASTER PLAN FOR THE AIRPORT AND THE PURPOSE OF CLOSING LEASES FOR A Tt~MPORARY TIME IT WAS DISCUSSED REGARDING THE PROPOSALOFTHE AIRPORT ADVISORY BOARD REVIEWING AND RECOmmENDING.THE LEASE AND ~ PLANS BEING SUBMITTED TO THE PLANNING AND'ZONING COO~MISSION THE FOLLOWING MOTION WAS MADE. MAYOR GALLAGHER STATED THAT THE COUNCIL PLACED THE MORATORIUM AND A ~R~MBER OF APPLICANTS HAD BEEN DENIED DUE TO THE MORATORIUM AND II-{AT POST, BUCKI~, SCHUH, & JERNIGAN, AIRPORT PI~NERS, %I~iESE LEASE SHOULD BE COORDINATED WITH VICE MAYOR HARRIS STATED THAT IF ~THE COUNCIL CONSIDERS THIS ONE LEASE THERE IS NO OBLIGATION TO CONSIDER OTHERS BUT 21-1ERE IS POTENTIAL FOR THE CITY AIJDNG WITH AN OPPORTUNI~FY AND WHY SHOULD THIS COUNCIL ENCOURAGE OUR AREA RESIDENTS TO SUPPORT VERO BEACH, WE SHOULD OPEN THIS UP FOR NE~IATION. ROLL CALL: AYES: VICE MAYOR HARRIS COUNCILMAN SZELUGA COUNCILMAN ROTH NAYS: COUNCILbiAN VALLONE MAYOR GALLAGHER MOTION CARRIED. DISCUSSION &POSSIBLE ACTION RE: KEPPLER: MAYOR GALLAGHER ADVISED THAT PAYMENT WAS TO BE RECEIVED BY MR. KEPPLER ON DECEMBER 17, 1985, AND THAT HEWAS LATE° BID OPENING & REGULAR COUNCIL MINUTES DECEMBER 18, 1986 PAGE 6 ATIORNEY PAi~ll ADDED THAT YESTERDAY WA5 THE DEADLINE FOR THE CITY TO RECEIVE PAYMENT AND THAT THE COUNCIL HAD THE OPTION TO ENFORCE THE COMITtACT AND ASKED ~ COUNCIL TO ADVISE HIM IF THEY WISHED FOR HIM TO PURSUE COLLECTION. MOTION BY COUNCILbiAN SZELUGA~ SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN ROTH~ THAT LITIGATION BE PURSUED RELATIVE TO KEPPLER NOT CONFORMING WITH THE CONTRACT. ATII)RNEY PAIFLMR ADVISED THAT MR. KEPF[ZR OWES THE CITY ABOUT $3000. ON ACCRUED FINES. ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIED. REQUEST FOR USE OF RECREATIONAL FACILITIES: NONE btOTION BY COUNCILMAN VALLONE, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN SZE~LUGA, TO ADJOURN. ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIED. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 8: 37 P.M. ATTEST: DEBORAH C. KRAGES CITY CLERK L. GENE HARRIS MAYOR T~SE MINUTES WEIRE APPROVED AT ~ APRII~, CITY COUNCIL MEETING.