Fort Walton Beach Council agenda — 02-14-06 regular — reading text

contributing to the livability and economic vitality of our towns and cities; and libraries, WHEREAS, museums forge relationships with community partners such as schools, civic partnership and public broadcasting, and neighborhood and social service organizations to foster cultural understanding; and . WHEREAS, museums have been serving the American public since 1773, encouraging curiosity and providing a source of enjoyment and education for every generation; and owned and WHEREAS, the City' s Indian Temple Mound Museum, the first museum to be the public with a wealth of operated by a city municipality in the State of Florida, has since 1962 provided knowledge on the prehistoric Native American cultures who first inhibited this community 12, 000 years National Historic Landmark; and ago and has preserved the Fort Walton Temple Mound, a the Garnier Post WHEREAS, the City' s Camp Walton Schoolhouse Museum since 1974, and Office Museum since 1986, have both preserved a rich educational and community history unique to Camp Walton, Florida. NOW, THEREFORE, I,Mike Anderson, by virtue of the authority vested in me as Mayor of the City of Fort Walton Beach, do hereby proclaim 2006 as THE YEAR OF THE MUSEUM service organizations, the Along with the American Association, and invites all museums, museum to this milestone to recognize and American public, and local, state and federal governments use celebrate the contributions of America' s museums as they serve communities, the nation, and the world. of Fort IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the City Walton Beach to be affixed this 14th day of February, 2006. MIKE ANDERSON, MA YOR  CITY COUNCIL MEETING February 14, 2006 Consent Agenda Approval of Minutes: Strategic Planning Session January 21, 2006 Council Workshop January 24, 2006 Regular Council Meeting January 24, 2006 City Clerk) Council Action 1 st 2nd Vote: CA- 1 Agenda Item Number:  c: 2 e~ oj Oa5. 2~ 1i E~, g s; ~: o,.!!!:: Q) co~ s E o"'Q) 5~ i55.2~ C: E co8.Q~~ I~~.~~~ Q.. c:o ' elo':~ ec: Ec:.'2 8.. 2~~~~ E~' 2~ ~' iiiE.!!! o 8:5 i :'J";:;5~ 51ii i ~~~~~~ i 13 g> g>c:.~ 13 CI) ~' 6~ Q)~ I!! H~" l~~ 0 ~ 25~ s co o. s;: e 5 1m02 L.l... ~~ EE 5~ o-28 Oo: 2~ Q)" c'O Q)-: 5 2 co 3 ~: 5~. s;:~ E.2"2;: tf':: f~:~ s c: 0:':::: l~~~~~ 58~~~ 8 CI)~-  II lJ E E co c $ : CI) CD . 5 C 2:- ' 01 OU) ( 3 ~ ' 0 I:: CD CD . i ~ a CD . 2:- CI) . 0:: ui . s:::. ( 5 I:: " 0 3 .~ CI) . Qj " C N : CI) " C s:::. I:: 0 ~ 5 tU 0 ' 0 UI tU ' 0 CD ~ I:: CI) N ~ CI) ~ UI .~ 2f CI) - CD CI) ' CUI : 0 r:: 0 m~ I:: ~ CI) UI . en . 5 - Q g~ 01 ~ co ~ N C : a 0 > 2 : J CI) : J UI co : 0 a. 2 ' IE i CD : c CD ~- g~ J() " oCl) 0 I:: ~ s:::. tU ~ ~ CD ~UI I:: s:::. CI) ~ ~ 0 0 C ; " S 0 UI ~ C ~ CI) J2 UI . CI) E 9 I:: 0 B C) I:: co : a 0 o.~ 0 1ii 01 ' I:: 2 : a. $ CI) 1:: : I:: J 01 C I- ~~ 5 0 :c: I:: co " :; E UI C) >. tU CI) ~ tU 0 C . a~ 101 Z I 1ii a. CI) ~ . g~E CI) I~ 0 . J 5 : 0 5 ~ ~ 0 5 I : i= I . J :;~ c( I > 9 z 3: i=~ c(1:: 0 > .... I 0 iii 01:: rn en . D.. .- Z