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and that the applicant is seeking
legal counsel. He clarified that it is the owner's request to remove the liens, while it is Staffs
recommendation to follow the mitigation schedule per Ord. 1793.
Mr. Nabors rescinded his motion and Mr. Reeves rescinded his second. Council took no action
on the request.
Discussion regarding City Manager position
This item has been placed on the agenda at the request of Councilman Rynearson.
Mr. Rynearson advised he has heard favorable comments from citizens and City staff regarding
appointing Michael Beedie as City Manager. Mr. Rynearson stated Mr. Beedie has the
education, experience, and personality to serve in this capacity and that he would like to hear
from Council their thoughts, and if favorable would entertain a motion to appoint Mr. Beedie as
City Manager. Mr. Rynearson noted hiring from within would avoid a costly search by the City
and it is beneficial to have someone who is familiar with the city and how it operates.
The City Attorney advised a motion would need to be made and seconded before there is any
discussion but there is an opportunity for questions from Council.
Mr. Goodwin questioned where the City is in the recruitment process and how many applications
have been received. Sylvia Hanks, Administrative Services Coordinator, advised all the ads have
been placed in the various publications and to date there have been 20 applications received.
Mt. Rynearson moved to appoint Michael Beedic as City Manager. Motion died for lack of a
second.
CITY :MANAGER REPORTS
Mr. Beedie updated Council on projects including the Brooks Landing Waterfront Park which is
scheduled to be completed on June 29 when a ribbon cutting will be held. The other project is
the Brooks Street Parking Lot, which is scheduled to be completed in September.
Mr. Beedie advised the City picnic held on June 9 was well received despite the rain,
announced Kid's Day this coming Friday, June 15 from 10 am to I pm at the Fort Walton
Landing, as well as the lasagna lunch at the Senior Center, also on Friday, June 15, from 11 am
to 1 pm.
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June 12, 2012
Minutes
Regular Meeting
CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS
None.
MAYOR/ COUNCIL COMMENTS
Dr, gossom encouraged residents and businesses to take a good look at the CRA incentive
programs as Staff has put a lot of effort into them and they will be good for the businesses and
residents. Dr. gossom also acknowledged the new restaurants that have opened in the City;
mentioned World in Public Knitters Day; and thanked employees for allowing Council to serve
them at the picnic on Saturday.
Mr. Reeves mentioned the campaign forum in the auditorium next Thursday, June 21.
Mr. Goodwin inquired about the boat ramp at Gamiers Beach. Jeff Peters, Recreational /Cultural
Services Director, advised the ramp is used primarily by the residents of the neighborhood as a
jet ski or kayak launch and not as a boat ramp, and noted because of limited parking at the park,
parking issues would result in the neighborhood if it was opened up for a boat ramp.
Mr. Rynearson stated he is looking forward to Kid' s Day at the Fort Walton Landing.
The Mayor stated he enjoyed the Employee Picnic on Saturday, and that the Bowlegs Festival
was successful and appreciated the law enforcement that supported it. He stated the Memorial
Service at Beal Cemetery was well represented and that he attended the Summer Camp opening
for kids at the Hedrick Center. The Mayor congratulated Laraine Van Etten in the City Clerks
Office on her recent graduation from college. He also attended the Town Hall Meeting with
Congressman Miller, and stated he will miss the next Council meeting and that Mayor Pro Tem
Rynearson will conduct the meeting.
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RECREATION
MEMORANDUM
To: Michael D. Beedie, Acting City Manager
From: Jeff Peters, Recreational and Cultural Services Director
Date: June 26, 2012
Subject: Transiield Services MOA
BACKGROUND:
1. 1 In 2004, at the beginning of FDOT' s FY 2004-05, VMS, Inc. began an asset
management contract for the Florida Department of Transportation ( FDOT). Under
that comprehensive seven -year long -term contract, VMS maintains the FDOT rights -of-
way (ROW) south of 1 - 10 in four counties: Okaloosa, Walton, Santa Rosa, and Holmes.
1. 2 FDOT has subcontracted the ROW maintenance work along State highways in this
region to either local governments or private contractors.
2. DISCUSSION:
2. 1 Each year, FDOT renews the ROW maintenance contract with the local governments.
The work areas in the agreement with the City include:
2. 1. 1 U. S. Highway 98
2. 1. 2 Eglin Parkway
2. 1. 3 Beal Parkway
2. 1. 4 Lewis Turner Boulevard
2. 1. 5 Mary Esther Cut -Off
2. 1. 6 Perry Avenue
2. 2 The work elements include mowing, litter removal, edging, and sweeping
2. 3 The level of service required by the proposed agreement is defined as a number of
cycles per year for each work element, at the level that FDOT requires. City staff
performs the work at a much higher level to ensure the beautification level to which
City residents are accustomed.
2. 4 The current agreement expires on July 31, 2012. The City will receive a new contract
under the same terms and conditions in July to go into effect August 1, 2012 through
July 31, 2013.
2. 5 Since there are no City Council meetings in July, staff is requesting authorization at this
time for the City Manager to sign the agreement when it is received in July.
3. FINANCIAL INFORMATION:
3. 1 The unit pricing in the proposed agreement is consistent with the other local
municipalities that are currently performing the services under similar agreements and
covers the City' s costs for performing the required services. The annual amount of this
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RECREATION
MEMORANDUM
To: Michael D. Beedie, Acting City Manager
From: Jeff Peters, Recreational and Cultural Services Director
Date: June 26, 2012
Subject: Transfield Services MCA
agreement is $ 42, 503. 32.
3.2 The City of Fort Walton Beach will submit quarterly invoices in the amount of
10, 625. 83.
4. RECOMMENDATION:
4. 1 Staff respectfully requests City Council authorization for the City Manager to execute
the right -of w- ay maintenance agreement and associated documents with FDOT for FY
2012 -13.
SIGNATURE BLOCK:
Jeff Peters Completed 06/ 19/ 2012 2: 36 PM
Finance Completed 06/ 19/ 2012 3: 19 PM
06/ 20/2012 10: 52 AM
City Attorney Completed
Carole Jones Completed 06/20/ 2012 1: 02 PM
06/ 20/ 2012 2: 25 PM
City Manager Completed
City Council Pending
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ENGINEERING & UTILITY SERVICES
MEMORANDUM
Michael D. Bcedie, Acting City Manager
From: Michael Beedie, Engineering & Utility Services Director
Date: June 26, 2012
Subject: ITB 12 -023 - Lake Earl Dredging
ATTACHMENTS:
ITB 12 -023 Bid Tabulation ( PDF)
SIGNATURE BLOCK
Michael Beedie Ski[ ped 06/ 20/ 2012 2: 55 PM
Finance Completed 06/ 20/ 2012 3: 06 PM
06/ 20/ 2012 3: 28 PM
City Attorney Completed
Carole Jones Completed 06/ 20/ 2012 3: 35 PM
06/ 20/2012 3: 40 PM
City Manager Completed
City Council Pending
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