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t1Lif~" i. htl. LD!,,1.:~ read the ilti"'~ ordinance by title only. The City Attorney FOR AUTHORITY; AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH, FLORIDA; PROVIDING BY AMENDING SECTION 20- 2010 ENTITLED " SIGNS AMENDING CHAPTER 20, ARTICLE IX. SIGNS, AMEND THE REGULATIONS AND MUW-24 DISTRICTS" TO PERMl'ITED __ HC, C- 2, M- l, M-2, MUCC-2 THE SIGN BAND TO BE HEIGHT FOR WALL SIGNS/ SIGN BAND TO AJ.. LOW PERTAINING TO MAXIMUM SIGN BAND BY A HORIZONTAL THE HEIGHT OF THE INCREASED TO TWO AND ONE-HALF TIMES FACADE ON WHICH THE OF THE WIDTH OF THE BUILDING WIDTH OF NOT TO EXCEED 15 PER CENr STREET; PROVIDING FOR THE SIGN BAND FACES A PUBLIC SIGN BAND 15 LOCATED, WHEN AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE CONFLICTING PROVISIONS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, The Mayor opened the public hearing. As there was no one who wished to speak, the public hearing was closed. c Mr. Tucker returned to the meeting at 7: 50 p. rn. motion and it carried 1522 on first reading. Mrs. Baggett seconded Mr. Carnathan moved to adopt Ord. favor ( absent). Tucker, Kelley, and Anderson in Pullen unanimously with Carnathan, Baggett, Dowling, Lotpropertyat207MimOIe Strip Parkway, SE staff report, as well as an the request with the conditions listed in the The CDS Director recommended approval of insurance and give the City to the applicants private property additional condition that the City be added indemnification and hold harmless agreement. Lot property at 207 encroaclunents on the Muuicipal Parking Mrs. Baggett moved to authorize the proposed conditions: Miracle Strip Parkway, SE, with the foUowing SE from the public parking 1) Access to the buildings at 215 Miracle Strip Parkway SE and 209 Ferry Road the encroaching sidewalks lot is not guaranteed in perpetuity, and that the City reserves the right to have lot at any point in the future as necessary. removed anellor to reconfigure or remove the public parking fallure to maintain them in a and 2) The applicants shall be responsible for the maintenance of the sidewalla, safe manner shaD require their removal as directed by the City. and insurance and give the City indemnification 3) The City shall be added to the applicants private property hold harmless agreement. with Carnathan, Baggett, Dowling, Tucker, Kelley, Mr. Carnathan seconded motion and it carried unanimously and Anderson in favor (pullen absent). IiiBl!$-, ,,',i": >; \",", >__<< IH!:,^ , 1111 1~, ITf; j.,%~' 0" ,~ ], p;....;-.",^,. Park Master Plan. v~~-:;,~....~~ M>..<. JV'. IV~., M. of the Interactive Fountain on the Landing o. v A.~-"-.;.)..v-.' the location Request by FWB MainStreet to amend c o 1. 81 10/ 22/02 V>> i''''';'=$< X-:'''''-:'''~''<,~ G.V~>>~ C:-~<<:W~~:'>>~ X''':- r..>'->>() Y__~<<- V:%- C'" ~ .,:,~ ~ h'1< L~ , fu ~ '>'; 'i,', dhJi~' 1 .x:~ "~~. ,. k::i';;11; 'f.;; I";?~<: f;i j (.>>;>; ;),"='~i{ :\';: N.,ov-Y N^';V~..; l'/~ x:.. st:..:'^..- v: v.^.;{)./,^ h;.. oC>. w~",~""",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"^,,,,,^... Q.."""""""'~''^' I""'"'::..;';:"">>"- V'>>~^.-)././. Lisa Burkett, Board member of MainStreet and Chairman of the Fountain Committee, requested the Master 1""". Plan be to include the fountain in the Phase n development of thc Park, and that it be relocated to the center portion of 8.1JIended the park area. Ms. Burkett advised the fountain will become the central focus for the Landing and create a sense of the Freedom Fountain in honor of the pride for the community. She stated MainStreet would like to call the fountain take the lead in fundraising efforts military and law enforcement in our community, and that MainStreet would like to for the fountain. Discussion included the fact the water would be recirculated and treated; the amomrt of maintenance required for the the fact fountain; the importance of utilizing space already available rather than taking out more parking spaces; and in the center of the park for and safety factors. that the fountain is more appropriate appearance in Phase n Mr. Carnathan moved to amend the Landing Master Plan to include the Interactive Fountain and that the location of the fountain be moved to the center of the Landing. Mr. Tucker seconded development motion and it carried with Carnathan, Baggett, Dowling, Tucker, Kelley, and Anderson in favor unanimously Pullen absent). v.{ y.~ ffW~~ W:1:1~D~\' 0~~:~ Y~r?<^"?! t;"' i.~:7$ tZ~ 1.;:; 71%). t\}~:%\ g .. t~~~ Z'~.. f.~ tr~~"":; yt~'~~~\ V."...~ X,, U~ o' l>~~;)..<

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