Fort Walton Beach Council minutes — 07-24-1990 Regular — reading text

is on a after the some motion agenda. conferring with the City Attorney. changes made to the procedure; but to table to revisit this item Mr. Wyatt made that in the form of a aotion. Motion was seconded by Mr. Saith and carried unanimously, with Smith, deVaux, Wyatt, Maney, and Vyninegar in favor Rosenbaum absent). 100 7/ 24/ 90 PRELIMINARY REPORT ON The City Manager reported, in accordance with the D. E. R. WASTEWATER TREATMENT Consent Order, Baskerville Donovan Engineers have been PLANT working preliminary plan on a for the wastewater treatment plant and the sprayfield irrigation. He said Council has been provided a copy of the first draft of the preliminary report. there have been some minor changes; and what he needs this evening is instruct ion from Council to deliver the document to D. E. R. Mr. Smith moved that the City Manager send the report to D. E. R. Motion was seconded by Mrs. Wyninegar. Van Peevy, with Baskerville Donovan, reviewed alternative locations for the spray field other than the golf course, Le., the ball park area, the fairground area, which are all acceptable spray fields. He noted they did not do extensive investigation of the areas. but they studied the soil maps, and there are some alternatives. Discussion followed on the time factor involved in the event it becomes necessary to find a different location. Mr. Peevy said he believed the Consent Order stipulates 60they accept what is offered as days, once a solution. to return with a design and implementation schedule. He explained the next step would be to go into the actual design. and if there is reason to go back and investigate other areas. they will have to ask for the time to do that. Mr. Peevy was requested to provide the estimated overall costs, as of now, then if it is necessary to go to another area. the ball park delta that would add to the cost. Mr. Peevey stated, now, from the preliminary work done, the approximately cost is dollars; 2. 2 million when they get the final into design, that may change when they see exactly what has to be added; but compared to the overall costs. the additional cost would not be that expensive. they are talking about thousands of dollars. During a brief discussion on the number of acres being sprayed on the golf course, Mr. Peevy explained it is approximately 180 acres; there are 420 acres on the present spray field. but with the ponding problem they are recommending in the report to take the three heads out of that area. which will cut down on the acres. The Mayor called for the vote on the motion and it carried unanimously, with Smith, deVaux, Wyatt, Haney, and Wyninegar in favor ( Rosenbaum absent).  101 7/ 24/ 90 ORD. 1044 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH RELATING COMP PLAN: 2000 TO COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING AND LAND USE REGULATION, PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 163, PART II, FLORIDA STA'lUTES AND RULE 9J- 5 OF THE FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE; PROVIDING FOR LEGAL; PROVIDING FOR ADMINISTRATIVE; PROVIDING FOR DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING FOR PUBLIC PARTICIPATION; PROVIDING FOR GENERAL REQUIREMENTS; PROVIDING FOR CONCURRENCY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM; PROVIDING FOR FUTURE LAND I USE ELEMENT; PROVIDING SE.WER, GROUNDWATER COASTAL FOR SOLID WASTE, PROVIDING HOUSING AQUIFER MANAGEMENT & FOR ELEMENT; DRAINAGE, RECHARGE TRAFFIC CONSERVATION PROVIDING POTABLE WATER, ELEMENT; CIRCULATION ELEMENT FOR AND NAWRAL PROVIDING ELEMENT, SANITARY COMBINED; FOR PROVIDING FOR RECREATION & OPEN SPACE ELEMENT; PROVIDING FOR INTERGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATION ELEMENT; PROVIDING FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS ELEMENT; PROVIDING FOR LEVEL OF SERVICE SUMMARY; PROVIDING FOR CONSI STENCY WITH STATE AND REGIONAL PLANS; AND PROVIDING FOR ADOPTION. The City Attorney read the ordinance by title only. Mr. Saith moved the adoption of Ordinance 1044 on second reading. Motion was seconded by Mr. Wyatt. Mr. deVaux stated at the last Council he brought up some examples of how this Plan would not coincide with the current zoning, especially on page 7- 4, Section ( c), which states medium dense residential development shall allow no dwelling units per gross acre for more than 16 single family. duplex or triplex dwelling units. All townhouses, apartment and/