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Draft Minutes
City of Fort Walton Beach
Regular Meeting of the City Council of Fort Walton Beach
Tuesday, April 26, 2011 6: 00 PM 107 Mfacle strip Parkway
Port Walton acach, FL 32548
1. CALL TO ORDER
6: 00 PM Meeting was called to order on April 26, 2011 at Council Chamber, 107 Miracle Strip
Parkway, Fort Walton Beach, FL.
Attendee Name Title Status Arrived
Mike Anderson Mayor Present
Bobby Griggs Council Seat 1 Present
joyce gossom Council Seat 2 Present
Dennis Reeves Council Seat 3 Present
Trey Goodwin Council Seat 4 Present
Bobby Nabors Council Seat 5 Present
Bull Rigdon Council Seat 6 Present
Dick Rynearson Council Seat 7 Present
Finance Director Brandy Wunker was absent.
2. INVOCATION
1. Invocation by Pastor Martin Faucher
Synopsis: Pastor Fancher is from the Seventh Day Adventist Church
Executive Assistant)
Pastor Martin Faucher gave the Invocation.
3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
4. PROCLAMATIONS
1. Proclamation --American Indian Weeks
Synopsis: Proclaims the last two weeks in April as American Indian Weeks.
City Clerk)
ATTACHMENTS:
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Antaienn Indian N', ke ( PnF)
The Mayor presented a proclamation to Doug Reed for American Indian Weeks.
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2. Proclamation --National Public Works Week
Synopsis: Proclaims May 15 through May 21 as National Public Works Week.
City Clerk)
AI' rA( HMENIS:
Nu(i l Public Works Wcek ( PDF)
The Mayor presented a proclamation to EngineeringfUtilities Services Director Michael Beedie
for National Public Works Week.
3. Proclamation --National Volunteer Month
Synopsis: Proclaims April as National Volunteer Month.
City Clerk)
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NzILOiwl VOktc4Qr Monlb ( PDF,
The Mayor presented a proclamation to Recreation/ Cultural Services Jeff Peters for National
Volunteer Month. Mr. Peters recognized several citizen volunteers.
4. Proclamation --Students Against Tobacco
Synopsis: Proclaims City support of the efforts of Students Against Tobacco to curb the use of
tobacco products by teens.
City Clerk)
ATT.A( HME \ TS:
Swdrnls ASO, nat Tobacco ( PDF)
The Mayor presented a proclamation to students of Fort Walton Beach High School for their
efforts against tobacco.
5. RECOGNITIONS
6. PRESENTATIONS
7. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
I. Approval of Agenda
Synopsis: ( Executive Assistant)
RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]
MOVER: Dennis Reeves, Council Seat 3
SECONDER: Dick Rynearson, Council Seat 7
AYES: Griggs, gossom, Reeves, Goodwin, Nabors, Rigdon, Rynearson
8. CONSENT AGENDA
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RESULT: ADOPTED [ UNANIMOUS]
MOVER: Joyce gossom, Council Seat 2
SECONDER: Dick Rynearson, Council Seat 7
AYES: Griggs, gossom, Reeves, Goodwin, Nabors, Rigdon, Rynearson
1. Tuesday, April 12, 2011
2. Authorization to Purchase Equipment
Synopsis: Authorizes the purchase of forty (40) Taser electronic control devices for the Police
Department, at a cost of $34, 296.
Police Chief)
3. Acceptance of 2010 Actuarial Valuation
Synopsis: Accepts the 2010 Actuarial Valuation of the General Employees' Pension Plan.
Finance Director)
ATTACHMENTS:
I Wa Genem12010 VUI Rpt030211 ( PDF)
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10. RESOLUTIONS
11. ORDINANCES -- FIRST READING
The City Attorney read the ordinance for first reading.
1. Ordinance 1850 - Amend the LDC
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF FORT WALTON BEACH, FLORIDA,
PROVIDING AUTHORITY & INTENT; AMENDING CHAPTER 15, ZONING DISTRICTS,
OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE, BY INCREASING THE MAXIMUM
ALLOWABLE DENSITY IN THE R -2 MULTIPLE FAMILY DISTRICT FROM 15 DU /AC
TO 20 DU /AC; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Synopsis: Amends the Land Development Code to increase density in the R -2 zoning district
from 15 to 20 dwelling units per acre to be consistent with the Comprehensive Plan.
Engineering & Utility Services Director)
ATTACHMENTS:
Ordinance 1850 ( PDI' I
AppliironlY appllcalion ( 1' UI)
R 2 7,n: Ing Shrel I ( PUP)
R -2 7(,ning Shur 2 ( PDF)
R 2 % gnfng Sh,, t 3 ( PDF)
Stella Jones, City Planner, explained the ordinance increases density in the R -2 multiple district,
that the ordinance is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan, and that the MPH recommended
approval at their April 7, 2011 meeting.
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RESULT: FIRST READING [ UNANIMOUS]
MOVER: Dennis Reeves, Council Seat 3
SECONDER: Bull Rigdon, Council Seat 6
AYES: Griggs, gossom, Reeves, Goodwin, Nabors, Rigdon, Rynearson
12. ORDINANCES -- SECOND READING
The City Attorney read the ordinance for second reading.
1.
Ordinance 1849 - Travel & Training Revisions
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING
CHAPTER 6. 02 OF THE FORT WALTON BEACH CODE OF ORDINANCES BY
PROVIDING THAT TRAVEL POLICIES, PROCEDURES, AND EXPENSE
REIMBURSEMENT SHALL BE ESTABLISHED BY ADMINISTRATIVE POLICY;
REMOVING OBSOLETE LANGUAGE; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE
Synopsis: Per Chapter 6. 02.01, City Code, establishes policies and expenditure limits for
authorized travel to be set by Administrative Policy.
Finance Director)
ATTA( H NIENTS:
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The City Manager advised nothing has changed since first reading, and that the ordinance aligns
the travel and training policies and procedures with the City code.
RESULT: ADOPTED [ UNANIMOUS]
MOVER: Dick Rynearson, Council Seat 7
SECONDER: Bull Rigdon, Council Seat 6
AYES: Griggs, gossom, Reeves, Goodwin, Nabors, Rigdon, Rynearson
13. APPOINTMENTS
14. ACTION --DIRECTION --DISCUSSION
1. Purchase of Golf Course Maintenance Equipment
Synopsis: Awards the purchase of one ( 1) Toro Groundsmaster 3280 -D Rough Mower to Jerry
Pate Turf and Irrigation, Inc., and two ( 2) John Deere Hybrid Diesel Greens Mowers to Beard
Equipment, utilizing the Florida State Contract Pricing, for the total price of $74, 900. 11.
Recreational and Cultural Services Director)
ATTACHMENTS:
Diesel Grans Muwcr aid ( PD10
rino Onnnd, mn, wr 2280 -DBid ( PDF)
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Jeff Peters, Recreation/ Cultural Director, advised the FY 10 -11 budget for the Golf Course
Maintenance Division includes funding for leasing equipment to include two greens mowers and
one mower, and that the total cost of the equipment is $ 74, 900. 11.
The City Manager informed that a large part of the cost will come from the revenue note
approved by Council on April 12, 2011.
The motion to approve the purchase was unanimous.
RESULT: ADOPTED [ UNANIMOUS]
MOVER: Dennis Reeves, Council Seat 3
SECONDER: Trey Goodwin, Council Seat 4
AYES: Griggs, gossom, Reeves, Goodwin, Nabors, Rigdon, Rynearson
2. Award RFP 11 - 013 - Ladder Truck
Award RFP 11 - 013 - Ladder Truck
Synopsis: Awards purchase of a ladder truck for Fire Department operations to Sunbelt Fire,
Fairhope, Alabama at a base cost of $625, 684 with required equipment at a cost of $74, 000 for a
total cost not to exceed $ 699, 684. Debt service is $ 77, 504 per year for ten ( 10) years.
Fire Chief)
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- Aerial lxlder Truck- SUMMARY OF PROPOSAL SCORES ( XIS)
Fire Chief Mike Dutton explained the need for a new ladder truck in the proposed amount of
624, 684. 00, and that financing will be through the issuance of the revenue note approved by
Council on April 12, 2011. He also discussed the purchase of manufacturing options and
essential fire and rescue equipment in the amount of $74, 000. 00, bringing the total amount for
the new ladder truck and associated fire and rescue equipment to a not to exceed
