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concerning the removal demolitonand
ABANDONED AUTOS of buildings and stated in connection
with recommendation number 17 he would
holf it for the further study.
EGLIN A. F. B. Under old business a letter from Colonel
RE: SOFTBALL DIAMONDS DeLuane was read reporting that the
City' s request lease AF land near the
to
Golf Course for use as softball diamonds
by the Recreation Department had been
forwarded to headquarters for a decision.
CONDEMNED HOUSE: Under new business the City Manager reported
OKALOOSA ROAD that the owner of a burned house at 376
Okaloosa Road had been requested to
appear before Council to show cause why he
had not done anything to clear the property
and the owner had written that he would
be unable to attend due to family illness
but had stated that he was waiting for
insurance settlement. It was noted that
there was nothing else at that time that
Council could do about the situation.
WATER & SEWER TAPS- Council considered a request from Nelson
NELSON DAVIS APARTMENTS Davis for water and sewer taps for apart-
ments proposed to construct at Highway
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98 and Wright Parkway which he recently
had rezoned through Jackson Land Company.
The property is 7 acres and based on 3
units per acre which would total 96 units.
Water and sewer tapping fees based on this
formula would be:
7 x 3 :: 21 x 150. 00 water =$ 3150. 00
21 x 300. 00 sewer =$ 6300. 00
Mr. Rigdon noted that this was the formula
used on the request for apartments.
last two
Mr. Rigdon moved that this request be treated
the same way and fees be set at $ 3150 for
water and $ 6300 for ~ewer. Motion seconded.
Mr. Van Buskirk asked about making this
a permanent policy and this was discussed
several minutes.
Mr. Rigdon agreed to include this in his
motion that this be a set policy for
multiple units and commercial development.
This was agreeable to the second and the
motion carried unanimously.
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FIRE SUBSTATION Mr. Van Buskirk noted that he and Mr.
SITES Palmer had looked at a triangular
parcel in the golf course area belonging
to the City asked if it had been
and
considered for fire substation. He
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and Mr. Palmer noted its accessibility
and the apparent objections from the
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adj oining "pr' op~ rty_~owners to the pro-
posed site on Mooney Road and the traffic
on Mooney Road.
Manager said Fire Department had
the
considered location and felt that
the
any runs from that location would have
to be made completely through resident-
ial areas. He noted that the realtor
was asking for consent of adjoining
property. owners in Marnar Subdivision.
Mr. Van Buskirk said this answered his
question that it was being checked.
DRY CLEANING Mr. Van Buskirk moted that since the
CHEMICALS fire at the cleaners the past week that
other Cities had an ordinance regarding
cleaning fluids requiring use of .
synthetic chemicals with less fire
hazard.
Mayor asked that the Fire Department
look into this matter.
FIRE SUBSTATION The City Manager asked if the invest-
igation concerning the proposed fire
substation on Mooney Road should be
continued and Mr. Palmer said it should
be checked until we got a concrete no.
FLORIDA LEAGUE Mayor read a resolution proposed by
OF CITIES the Florida League of Cities concerning
RE: CORPORATE TAX & the 10
millage roll- back and the new
MILAGE ROLL BACK corporate profits tax.
The League was requesting all member
cities in Florida to pass such a
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resolution to be forwarded to the
Governor and the Legislature.
Mayor noted that he did not support
the proposal in its entirely at the
annual League meeting as the letter
stated. .
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After discussion, Mr. Palmer moved that a
resQlution be prepared concerning returning
a portion of the Corporate Profits Tax to
Municipalities and Counties and leaving
out the portion concerning the millage
rollback since Fort Walton Beach is well
wi thin that limit.
Motion seconded by Mr. Rigdon and carried
unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT Meeting adjourned at 8: 40 p. m.
MAYOR:
ATTEST:
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Clerk- Flnance Dlrector
