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favor and Campbell opposed
Carnathan absent and Dowling abstained).
PUBLIC HEARING AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH RELATING TO
ORD. 1318 BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS ADOPTED; PROVIDING FOR
ADOPTING 1996 THE AMENDMENT OF ARTICLE XIII, BUILDINGS AND BUILDING
NATIONAL REGULATIONS, DIVISION 3; ELECTRICAL CODE, SUBDIVISION I I I;
ELECTRIC CODE INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS, SECTION 20- 2802, CODE ADOPTED,
OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE, ADOPTING THE 1996 EDITION OF
THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE, AND PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
The City Attorney read the ordinance by title only.
The Mayor opened the pub 1 i c hea ri ng for pub 1 i c input. As
there was none, the public hearing was closed.
Mr. Covey moved to adopt Ord. 1318 on first reading.
Motion was seconded by Mr. Dowling and carried unanimously
with Campbell, Dowling, Gibson, Covey, Kelley, and Collins
in favor ( Carnathan absent).
PUBLIC HEARING AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH RELATING TO
ORD. 1330 BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS ADOPTED; PROVIDING FOR
ADOPTING 1994 AUTHORITY; PROVIDING FOR THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAND
STANDARD DEVELOPMENT CODE ARTICLE XIII, BUILDINGS AND BUILDING
BUILDING CODE REGULATIONS, DIVISION 2; BUILDING CODE, SECTION 20- 2727,
CODES ADOPTED, ADOPTING CERTAIN APPENDICES TO THE 1994
EDITION OF THE STANDARD BUILDING CODE; AND PROVIDING FOR An
EFFECTIVE DATE.
The City Attorney read the ordinance by title only.
The Mayor opened the pub 1 i c heari ng for pub 1 i c input. As
there was none, the public hearing was closed.
Mr. Dow1 i ng moved to adopted Ord. 1330 on fi rst readi ng .
Motion was seconded by Mr. Campbell and carried unanimously
wi th Campbell, Dow1 i ng , Gi bson , Covey, Ke 11 ey, and Co 11 i ns
in favor ( Carnathan absent).
191.
5/13/ 97
GULAR AGENDA Consideration of approval of a proposed Final Plat for a
L : PLA T OF Replat of the Anchors Street Industrial Park Subdivision, a
ICHORS ST. Three ( 3) Lot Subdivision located at 636- 638 Anchors Street ln
the Industrial Park. It was pointed out Council recently
amended the LDC to change the definition of lot width so that
minimum lot width is now measured half way back on the side
lot lines.
Mr. Covey moved to approve the fi na 1 plat for the rep 1 at of
Anchors Street Industrial Park Subdivision. Motion was
I AMBER OF
seconded by Mr.
Campbell. DONling.
Carnathan absent).
Roger Peters,
Campbell
Gibson.
and
Covey,
carried
Kelley. and
unanimously
Collins in
with
favor
Executi ve Di rector of the Chamber of Commerce.
MMERCE gave a brief report to explain the purpose, objectives and
goals of the Chamber in 1997. and to dispel any misconceptions
over the role of the Chamber.
lUMINARY Ned McMath, with Baskerville- Donovan Engineering gave a brief
fER RESOURCE report on the Preliminary Water Resource Plan which is
AN required by the Northwest Florida Water Management District to
show how the Ci ty is addressi ng water usage and water reuse
from the exi st i ng system. The I t1teri m Pub 1 i c Works Di rector
explained a final report wi 11 be prepared which they hope to
have before Council soon since there is a deadline of mid- July
to ""get the report to the Northwest nor; da Water Management
District.
Clay Iarnathan arrived at 8: 15 p. m.
RICAN DUCTILE Mr. Covey moved to award Bid No. 97- 127. Ductile Iron Pipe,
UN PIPE BID to the lowest. responsive responsible bidder, American Ductile
Iron Pipe. for the purchase of ductile iron pipe ranging in
si zes frOOl 4" to 24" in di ~meter and frOOl 60 " 1 i near feet to
6000 linear feet in variolJS Quantities as needed. and the
interconnect between Well' #9 and Well # 11 for next year. at
the unit prices of $4. 81 for approximately 500 LF of 4"
Pushon; $ 4. 82 for approximately 6, 000 LF of 6" Pushon; $ 6. 67
for approximately 2, 500 LF of 8" Pushon; $ 8. 81 for
approximately 5. 000 LF of 10." Pushon; $ 11. 27 for approximately
500 LF of 12" Pushon; $ 17. 17 for approximately 200 LF of 16"
Pushon; $ 22. 73 for approximately 60 LF of 20" Pushon; and
28. 81 for approximately 60 LF of 24" Pushon, for an
est i mated extended cost of $ 100,777. 40; and the Ci ty Manager
be allONed to extend the bid. if mutually agreed upon by both
parties, for an additional one year. Motion was seconded by
Mr. Campbell and carried unanimously with Carnathan, Campbell,
Ij':
DON1ing. Gibson, Covey. Kelley, and Collins in favor.
mASE OF Mr. Carnathan moved to waive the requi rement of the
J LOWBOY Fort Walton Beach Code of Ordinances, Article VI. Section
TOR 2- 266 ( 5) which requires Public Advertisement and bids when
the costs exceeds $ 6. 000. 00, to authorize staff to purchase a
used loooy tractor for use in the Public Works Department.
Street Divi sion. without util i zi ng the bi d process. Motion
was seconded by Mr. Campbell and carried unanimously with
Carnathan . Campbell. QaN1 i ng. Gi bson, Covey, Ke 11 ey , and
Collins in favor.
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Ui1" ~ STATION # 1 Mr. Ca rnathan moved to authori ze the Ci ty Manager to
execute a contract with the fi rm of Baskerville- Donovan not
to exceed $ 14. 470. 00 for the engi neeri ng des i gn ,
specification and bidding on the by- pass pumping, valve
insertion, and emergency repairs for Pump Station NO. 1.
Mot i on was seconded by Mr. Campbe 11 and carri ed unani mous 1 y
with Carnathan, Campbell, Dowling, Gibson, Covey, Kelley,
and Collins in favor.
FORE GOLF. I NC . Cons i derati on of authori zi ng the Ci ty Manager to execute an
agreement with Fore Golf Inc. to provide the Golf Club with
molded plastic garbage cans in the shape of golf bags for
allowing them the right to solicit advertisement to be
placed on each unit. Discussion included the 30 day
termination notice; the five year lease period with
automatic renewal for an additional three years; and the
compensation payment schedule to the City.
Sterl Rainer.President of Fore Golf of N. W. Florida. Inc..
explained will
he lease the bags from a company who will
use a split scale on his lease rates and the City' s
percentage will go up as his cost goes down.
Mr. Ca rnathan moved to authori ze the Ci ty Manager to enter
into a fi ve yea r contract wi th an option to renew for three
additional years with Fore Golf, Inc. to supply Fort Walton
Beach Golf Club with molded plastic garbage cans in the
shape of golf bags; and Fore Golf, Inc. will be given
permission to solicit advertisement to be placed on the
bags and will pay Fort Walton Beach an annual canpensation
of $ 25. 00 per can per yea r on the i nsta 11 at i on date. $ 50. 00
per can per yea r on the fi rst anni vers a ry date, $ 75. 00 per
can per year on the second anniversary date, $ 85. 00 per can
per yea r on the thi rd anni versa ry date, $ 100. 00 per can per
year on the fourth anniversary date, and $ 125. 00 per can
per year on contract renewal anniversary dates. Motion was
seconded by Mr. Campbell and carried unanimously with
Carnathan, Campbell, Dowling, Gibson, Covey, Kelley, and
Collins in favor.
COPS UNIVERSAL Ms .Gi bson moved to authori ze the Ci ty Manager to accept a
HIRING GRANT grant award in the total amount of $150, 000 fran the COPS
Universal Hiring Grant Program to hire two ( 2) additional
police officers to enhance the City' s Community Policing
Program, with the grant to pay up to 75% of the salaries
for officers ($ 75, 000 each)
the over a three ( 3) year
period. Motion was seconded by Mr. Campbell and carried
unanimously with Carnathan, Campbell, Dowling, Gibson,
Covey, Kelley, and Collins in favor.
BEAUTIFICATION Consideration of appointment to the Beautification
COMMITTEE Committee for an unexpired term until 3- 28- 98.
