Fort Walton Beach Council minutes — 06-24-1997 Regular — reading text

additional right- 1) of-way is required along Third street. According to the Subdivision Regulations a 60- foot wide right- of- way is required. The developer needs to provide an additional 15 feet along Third street for a total of 30 feet measured from the Quarter Section line, which establishes the center of third Street; 2) right- of- way for the cul- de- sac at the temporary turnaround is to be public dedicated to the I as the part diameter implemented vacation of cul- de- sac with of the a the Final is 25 to foot meet Plat connecting radiL cul- de- sac forright- If Phase of- Phase request is to be made to the City for the way City Regulations, being 100 foot II for is I. right-of- way The at the same time the Final Plat for Phase II is being presented. If Phase II is not implemented as planned, the City will already have the amount of right- of- way necessary for the construction of a permanent regulation cul- de- sac; 3) construction of the temporary cul- de- sac within the right- of- way shall consist of a minimum of a 6- inch clay base and 1 1/ 2 inches of Type II asphalt. It is to be 60 feet in diameter ( measured to back of curb), with at least 2 foot wide concrete curb to control drainage; and 4) a bond or some other form of security must be established to cover the cost of construction of a permanent cul- de- sac. The funds are to become available after a period of time ( 3 years) if Phase II is not being implemented as planned. Motion was seconded by Mr. Dowling and carried unanimously with Campbell, Dowling, Gibson, Kelley, and Collins in favor ( Carnathan and Covey absent). AMENDMENT OF Brad Kendrick, Director of the Okaloosa Community Development HOUSING Corporation, presented proposed amendments to the Okaloosa ASSISTANCE County Housing Assistance Plan. Also presented was a draft PLAN resolution for County approval amended to add strategies. The City Attorney announced that Mr. Kendrick presented the State' s formatted resolution which has the amendment to the plan attached as an exhibit. He has gone through and marked it so is something to work with. there Since the County is considering adoption of the resolution on July 8, it was suggested that Council schedule adoption at their special meeting on July 1. The City Attorney stated the way it is structured it is a joint resolution between the County and the City. The City Manager stated it needs time to be reviewed and had no objections to scheduling it on July 1. I Consensus Resolution Meeting on of between July Council 1, the 1997. was City to and schedule County adoption at the of Special the Joint Council 216 6/ 24/ 97 REJECTION OF Phillip Green, Fire Chief, stated specifications for new BID # 97- 143 bunker gear were sent out and the bids that were returned were BUNKER GEAR considered to be high. Chief Green stated specifications will be rewritten for rebid, and would like Council' s rejection of this bid. Mr. Campbell moved to reject Bid ' 97- 143. Motion was seconded by Mr. Kelley and carried unanimously with Campbell, Dowling, Gibson, Kelley, and Collins in favor ( Carnathan and Covey absent) . EMERGENCY John Bergschneider, Interim Public Works Director, explained REPAIRS- PUMP this project is in urgent need of emergency repairs and that T STATION U A utilities Contractors was the sole bid. Mr. Campbell moved to approve a contract between the City and T & A utilities Contractors, Inc., in the amount of $ 108, 764 for the by- pass pumping, valve insertion, and emergency repairs to Pump Station' 1. Motion was