Fort Walton Beach Council agenda — 10-13-2009 regular — reading text

and subsequent action by the 296 Okaloosa County Construction Licensing_board. In addition, any property owner 297 who violates the provisions of this chapter or the F. B. C. may be subject to Code 298 Enforcement Board action. 299 300 C. The Code of Ordinances is hereby amended by adding a section to be 301 numbered 3. 02, et. seq., which shall read as follows: 302 303 3. 02 Electrical Code 304 305 3. 02. 01 Electrical Meter Placement. 63- 306 All electrical meter placement must be verified by the local utili 307 company. 308 309 3. 02. 02 Tampering Prohibited. 310 Tampering with meters or with conductors carrying unmetered current and 311 the unauthorized breaking of utility company seals are prohibited. New service or 312 existing service that has been altered or repaired shall not be connected until the 313 local utility company has received an authorized inspection certificate. 314 315 3. 02. 03 Marinas. 316 All new installations of upland electrical services at marinas shall be 317 underground. 318 319 320 d. The Code of Ordinances is hereby amended by adding a section to be 321 numbered 3. 03, et..seq., which shall read as follows: 322 323 3. 03 Plumbing Code 324 325 3. 03. 01. Excavations and Obstructions. 326 No person shall excavate or obstruct any public or private street, alley, 327 sidewalk or other thoroughfare for the purpose of installing plumbing, sewer or 328 drainage work. All excavations in public ways in the city shall be made by the 329 city or a licensed underground utility contractor, unless otherwise approved by 330 city engineer. 331 332 3. 03. 02 Septic Tank and Field Lines. 333 No major repair or increase in size shall be made to an existing septic 334 tank, nor shall a field line be increased when the city' s sanitary sewer system is 335 available. Existing septic tank users are required to be connected to the city's 336 central sanitary sewer system within one year of notice by the city of the 337 availability of service. 338 339 3. 03. 03 Independent Systems. 340 The drainage and plumbing system of each new building and of each new 341 work installed in an existing building shall be separate from and independent of 342 that of any other building. Every building shall have an independent connection 343 with a public or private sewer when such sewer is available, except that a building 344 of sin le ovc7nership located on a single lot or building site may have one sewer. 345 346 3. 03. 04 Laterals; Laying of Pipes. 347 Laterals from the building must be connected to the " Y" branch in the 348 main sewer adjoining each building site, where taken off the existing sewer or 349 lateral as close to the street curb as possible. Sewer pipe from the curb line to the 64- 350 plain line sewer shall be not less than four inch pipe. No part of such pipe shall be 351 laid less than 36 inches from the top of such pipe to the top of the established or 352 existing street grade, when possible. Where such pipe cannot be covered at all 353 points by 24 inches of earth, such pipe shall be extra heavy cast iron or ductile 354 iron pipe. 355 356 3. 03. 05 Sand and Od Interceptors Required. 357 a. Any business establishment, established after September 24, 1991, 358 which repairs or washes vehicles, equipment, or boats or where either vehicles, 359 equipment, boats, or repair work areas are spray cleaned prior to or during the 360 repair process, shall provide and maintain both a sand interceptor and oil 361 separator to receive all residue from maintenance areas. 362 363 b. No such establishment shall dump any foreign matter, grease or excess 364 oil in any sand trap interceptor. Such establishments shall keep all interceptors in 365 a clean condition in order to prevent such foreign matter from entering the city 366 sanitary sewerage system. 367 368 c. The building official may inspect the premises of such establishments 369 every six ( 6) months or as necessary to determine if sand interceptors and oil 370 separators are being kept in proper condition. 371 372 3. 03. 06. Grease Interceptors. 373 All commercial grease interceptors shall be pumped dry and cleaned of 374 grease and residue a minimum of once every six ( 6) calendar months. Where 375 necessary, more frequent cleaning of these grease interceptors shall be required as 376 deemed necessary by either the city engineer or a designee. The operator of the 377 business utilizing the grease interceptor shall certify as to the pumping and 378 cleaning of the grease interceptors as required, but not later than every six ( 6) 379 calendar months, and shall furnish a copy of the certificate to the city engineer or 380 a designee upon request. No person shall pour grease into storm sewers. 381 382 C. The Code of Ordinances is hereby amended by adding a section to be 383 numbered 3. 04, et. seq., which shall read as follows: 384 385 3. 04. 01 Wind -Borne Debris Region 386 There is hereby established a " Wind -Borne Debris Region" defined as all 387 land within the corporate limits of the City of Fort Walton Beach. To assure 388 proper methods for new construction or repair of existing buildings and structures, 389 the wind borne debris region is established to provide a region where buildings 390 constructed within said region must be either designed for internal pressures that 391 may result inside a building when a window or door is broken or a hole is created 392 in its walls or roof by large debris, or be designed with protected openings, 393 pursuant to Chapter 16 of the F. B. C. 65- 394 395 396 Section 4.. Effective Date 397 This ordinance shall take effect upon approval of the City Council and signature of 398 the Mayor but may only be enforced pursuant to law. 399 400 401 402 Adopted Mike Anderson, Mayor 403 404 405 Attest: Approved for form and legal sufficiency. 406 407 408 409 Helen A. S ' pencer, City Clerk Toni L. Craig, City Attorney 410 411 412 New language is underlined. 413 Deleted language is str-icke 414 415 Codification Instructions: Section 2 amends chapter 3 by repealing the specific sections 416 listed; section 3 arnends chapter 3 by adding the specific sections as stated; sections 1 and 417 4 are not codified. 66-  Page 1 of 1 Tim Bolduc From: Toni Craig [ ton i @tonicraig. info] Sent: Tuesday, October 06, 2009 5: 24 PM To: Tim Bolduc Subject: Final, final. Ord 1815 Tim Attached is the revised version of Ord 1815. This version is legally sufficient. Thank you! Toni L. Craig Attorney at Law Fla Bar No 115444 Board Certified, City, County, Local Government Law PO Box 2917 Fort Walton Beach FL 32549 850) 243 -6969 Fax: ( 850) 244 -8929 www.tonicraig. info Marital & Family Law Local Government Law CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This email is intended only for the use of the addressee. If you received this email in error, please notify me immediately, delete the email from your computer and do not copy or disclose it to anyone else. If you are not an existing client of Toni L. Craig, Attorney at Law, do not construe anything in this email as legal advice or to make you a client. Do not disclose anything to me in any reply that you expect to be kept confidential. If you are a client, you should keep the contents of this email confidential to preserve the attorney -client or work product privilege. 10/ 6/ 2009 - 67-  City Council Regular Meeting October 13, 2009 This page is left intentionally blank L¢ 68-  CITY COUNCIL MEETING October 13, 2009 Ordinance - Second Reading No items 7. 1 Agenda Item Number:  CITY COUNCIL MEETING October 13, 2009 Appointment Appointment to the Historic Sites and Structures Advisory Board Synopsis: Member resigned position after appointment to Municipal Planning Board Agenda Item Number: 8. 1  CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH MEMORANDUM TO: Mayor and Council 4eqe- FROM: Helen Spencer, City Clerk DATE: October 5, 2009 SUBJECT. Historic Sites Appointment BACKGROUND: Donald Panzenhagen was appointed to the Historic Sites and Structures Advisory Board on October 24, 2006, for a four -year term until October 23, 2010. Due to his appointment to the MunicipalPlanning Board, Mr. Panzenhagen resigned from the Board, leaving a vacancy until October 23, 2010. The Historic Sites and Structures Advisory Board acts in an advisory capacity to the City Council on rules and regulations governing various situations relating to historic sites and structures in the City. DISCUSSION: At anytime Council may submit a nominee for consideration and an application must be filled out prior to an appointment. Membership is not limited to City residents. There is one application on file with the City Clerk. APPLICANT: Katherine L. Krueger 455 Sandmore Shores Drive Mary Esther, FL 32569 RECOMMENDATION: Council appoint a citizen to serve on the Historic Sites and Structures Advisory Board for an unexpired term beginning October 13, 2009 until October 23, 2010. S /lve 69-  CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH APPLICATION TO SERVE. On City Agencies, Authorities, Boards, Commission; or Committees Reference: CodKW Oidnances of Fort Walton Beam - Section 2.60) Name: c r FL