Fort Walton Beach Council agenda — 11-12-02 regular Council agenda — reading text

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Mrs.Baggett moved to authorize the City Manager to enter into an agreement with Louisiana Unwired, LLC, to lease space on the catwalk of Water Tower No. 9 located at 621 Anchors Street NW, and a 15 x 20 parcel on the c ground for an for 524, 000 per year for the lease, with a CPI or 5% increase each year, equipment building, whichever is greater, for five years, with the option of two additional five-year terms, subject to the final review and concurrence by Staff of the lease agreement, site plan, survey and associated documentation. Mr. Dowling seconded motion and it carried unanimously with Carnathan, Baggett, Dowling, Tucker, Kelley, and Andenon in favor P ( ullen absent). W'y"^"":.,' DIIT.10~ r%% mJ""~"i:? 1iJ081} rEW' tQ11, 7€ Consideration of leasing vacant property located at 760 Lovejoy Road to the Panhandle Animal Welfare Society. to the vacant George Crews, PAWS Board of Directors, discussed their plan to move the spay/ neuter clinic property, which is adjacent to the existing PAWS property at 752 Lovejoy Road. Mr. Crews is proposing a metal building on the of expanding the parking lot and leasing the property that could be moved if needed, and also discussed the possibility property for a nominal fee. Mr. Tucker moved to lease to the Panhandle Animal Welfare Society the . 90 acres of property located at 760 and authorize the City Lovejoy Road that is to the west and adjacent to the Panhandle Animal Welfare Society, Manager to the details of the lease. Mrs. Baggett seconded motion and it carried unanimously with negotiate Carnathan, Baggett,Dowling,Tucker, Kelley, and Anderson in favor P ( ullen absent). 1.~ IH,;!~. K.~ 3JhL~. u.; I.;;.;: aJIt>, i:'"---- L~. Discussion of creating municipal marina at the Landing P81K. a Mr. Tucker asked Council to consider the idea of creating a municipal marina at the Landing Park, and to ask the City Manager to with a proceed Discussion included having MainStreet assist by determining the needs of feasibility study. IUles the boaters; the need for professional advice on how to have the marina work with the function of the park; and the that would be the city regarding the length of time boaters can stay in the boat slips. set by Mr. Anderson moved to direct the City Manager to bring before Council a feasibility plan for a municipal it carried marina located over waters south of Fort Walton Landing Park. Mrs. Baggett seconded motion and absent). unanimously with Carnathan, Dowling, Tucker, Kelley, and Anderson in favor (Pullen Baggett,  182 o o 10/ 22/02 f? 1Y1rYim7N2' J1T77&rh~]~ tf%\?''; N.......^"::: 0 hX~ J'..~.....;;..:::...........-:>...:::."..^:......... I..."^..,....... v,.. x<<.. h-. ."^'^;,;( at the Landing. Perry Lord of MainStreet advised that Mr. Tucker addressed the Dog Daze event this past weekend were collected on a petition for a dog park, and that Council will be asked to support in the future the idea of signatures C a dog park at a park in the county. Park. He received an update on the status of the Mr. Dowling addressed the idea of a dog fountain at the Landing advised the bids they received were high and the next agenda will improvements for the libnuy plaza; the City Manager have an item to reject the bids and to bid again. offices regarding sign permits and stated he hopes the City Mr. Dowling also discussed his experience with the county never gets as bmeaucratic in their permitting process. and stated she received a lot of valuable information Mrs. Baggett enjoyed the Gulf Power Economic Symposium of ideas with other cities in NW Florida. regarding economics and growth and sharing Walton Schoolhouse and Garners Post Office Museum has been Mr. Carnathan advised the parking lot behind the Camp lot a Church. Mr. Carnathan stated since the City utilizes the parking purchased by the First United Methodist concerned with the private road that haIbors a lot of formalized arrangement needs to be made. The church is from First with them in the construction of a sidewalk pedestrian traffic, and they are asking the City participate a to be around Street to the edge of the parking lot. The church is putting up portion of the cost and the City's cpst would 1, 500. 00 for labor and materials. for to negotiate a license with First United Methodist Church Mr. Tucker moved to authorize the Gty Manager of with the church in construction a the parking lot behind the church, and to direct the city to participate 51, 5 00. 00 for labor and sidewalk from First Street to the edge of the parking lot at a cost of approximately Mrs. seconded motion and it carried unanimously with Carnathan, Baggett, Dowling, materials. Baggett and Anderson in favor (Pullen absent). Tucker, Kelley, WN"':~ v^,,,^<?-" 0, y:,<~,^"" 70V> M='^~""" TIfW_^""'-.~^' w., ;"^"'.. ,~," JJ.&bJ:~~~ Th!' JU., ~: 2, at noon at the Pines Course to the charity golf tournament on Saturday, November iC The City Manager announced benefit the Heart Association and Cancer Society. He also announced the Heart Walk on Saturday, October 11 for Veterans 26, at 8: 30 Day. a.m.at Fort Walton Landing, and advised that City Hall will be closed on Monday, November I n~ r.~ f"