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aluminum square tu~ing understructure instead of tubular columns. ~ othing was stated in bid about l being transportabl~ with a transportable kit. Guar- antee is for one (+) year instead of five ( 5) as in bid. $ 13, 500. 00 Game Time of Louisyille, Kentucky $ 18, 147. 00 Mr. Hunt moved tha~ the recommendation be approved. Motion was seconde~ by Mr. Hill and carried unani- mously. ; MINtJI'ES Mayor presented the minutes of the August 28, 1979 meeting. Mr. RigdQn moved that the minutes be approved. Motion was seconde4 by Mr. Hill and carried unani- mously. < r"" IIE: ARIN:; PANEL & Mayor stated that the following recommendations from PI. ANN1N3 OOARD REXXM- the Hearing Panel ~ nd Planning Board were tabled at MENDATIOOS the September 11, t979 regular City Council meeting: Mr. Rigdon moved tbat the recommendations be removed from the table. MQtion was seconded by Mr. Bishop and carried unanimQusly. VARIANCE ~: 1. REQUEST: Vari~nce brick column to install a 321 YACHT CLUB DRIVE fence with wooden tattice joining the columns toge- ther approximately 10 feet on City right- of- way at Lot 12, Block 1, Lakeland Heights SID. ( 321 Yacht Club Drive) , HEAR:tNGP~ recon:anendS request for variance be L d~ n.ied:' -'" , e --fence awo1ild be installed on City property, 10 ft. from owners property line. ( A letter stating threr were noobjeQtions to the variance was pre- ' sented, signed by ~ ine neighbors.) 1? LANNINGBOARDdonc;urswith theredonurtendation of the Hearing Panel." , ' , .' Mr. Bishop moved t~at the variance be approved. Motion was seconded by Mr. Baughman' A local ;resident , P~ . Summey, spoke in favor of the request. ' Question was called for and motion carried unani- mously. 9/ 25/ 79 185 i I VARIAla REOJEST: 2. REQUEST: Captain' s Quarters Apartments on 19 CAPI'An~ ~ Chestnut Street. Allow 10 ft. parking easement on Chestnut Street. HEARING PANEL recommends variance be approved. Funeral Home and Castle Lounge, in same area, have 1 all property paved. PLANNING BOARD recommends variance be denied. Mr. Rigdon moved that the variance be approved. Motion was seconded by Mr. Bishop and carried unani- mously. VARI.Ala RlUJEST: 3. REQUEST: Captain' s Quarters Apartments on 19 CAPl'AINS ~ Chestnut Street. Relief from additional recreation area. HEARING PANEL recommends request be denied. The Panel does not wish to grant relief for the recrea- tional area because requestor did not offer to pay the 5% which would be the alternative, and since there was no offer, and we do not believe they have the landp we do not wish to recommend approval of the request. PLANNING BOARD recommends that this variance is not necessary since Section 23- 7( g) applies only to construction of townhouses and not to apartments. Mr. asked City Attorney what the intent of the Hunt ordinance is pertaining to apartments. It is my understanding that under the ordinance, it does not require a park requirement for apartments. City Attorney replied that this is something Council should speak to and make a determination on. Mr. moved that the developer of Captain' s Quar- Hunt ters be required to pay 5% cash in lieu of the park requirement. Motion was seconded by Mr. Baughman and carried with ~~. Bishop voting NO. Mayor requested that the committee he appointed at 1 the last Council fleeting, consisting of Mr. Hunt, Dr. Houghton and Mr. Baughman, study the matter of the conflict in the ordinance and come back with a recommendation. JOIN!' CITY/ COUNI'Y Dr. Houghton presented the following report from the TRAFFIC lTEE a:: Mfi' Joint City/ County Traffic Committee: The Joint City/ County Traffic Study Committee met at 10: 00 Monday, September 24, 1979, for the a. m. purpose of considering a two- phase proposal by Russell Axon. City and County representatives agreed to L...___ _.___________.._ u____ 86 9/ 25/ 79 recommend to the Fort Walton Beach City Council and to Okaloosa Board of County Commissioners at their next respective meetings, to jointly share a cost of 1, 750 each to pay for the cost of the first phase of this study only." r. ER mwI' OF ACCEPI'.ANCE TO FW HFALTH :E7\CILITIES MnHO~ Mayor read a letter of acceptance of appointment from Maurice McLaughlin to the Fort Walton Health Facilities Authority. l j 1 LEI'l' ERS OF THANKS Mayor presented a letter of thanks from the Chamber FR:> M aIAMBER OF of for allowing the Cultural Arts Committee Commerce ro+ 1EIG: the use of Liza Jackson Park for the " Holiday in the Park" September 3, 1979. Letter was presented from the Chamber of Commerce also thanking Recreation the Department for their assis- tance with the " Holiday in the Park." mwI' OF THANKS FR(M r. ER Mayor presented a letter of thanks from the Florida FIDRIDA REX:: REATION & Recreation and Park Association for Mr. Elliott' s PARK ASSOCIATION presentation on the " Outstanding Program Exchange" session at the Annual Conference. mwI' FRG1 FLORIDA r. ER Mayor presented a letter from Florida DOT stating oor RE TRAVELER STA- that the Traveler Station Program was a temporary TION PROORAM program and is nQ longer in effect. LEITER F. OCM FIDRIDA Mayor read a letter Florida DOT reference from the oor RE RE'SURFACING resurfacing of Eglin Parkway, stating that the road OF EGLIN PARKWAY has not yet been scheduled for resurfacing. Mr. Rigdon moved that copy of the letter be sent a

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