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9- 24- 96
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Ord. 1314 ( CONT) The Mayor Pro Tem opened the public hearing and asked if
anyone from the public wished to address the issue.
Mark Bethea, representing Realty House Commercial Properties,
received clarification on the M- 2 designation in the
Industrial Park and an explanation on the clause that
prohibits retail sales in the Park.
As there was no one else who wished to speak, the public
I hearing
Mrs.
Motion
Carnathan,
was
Wyninegar
was
closed.
seconded
moved
by Mr. Covey
campbell, Watson,
to adopt
Gibson,
Ord.
and
1314
carried
on
Covey,
second reading.
unanimously with
Murtha, and
Wyninegar in favor.
ORD. 1316 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH AMENDING
POLICE CHAPTER 17 OF FORT WALTON BEACH CODE OF ORDINANCES, ARTICLE
RETIREMENT FUND IV, POLICE OFFICERS' RETIREMENT FUND; AMENDING SECTION 17- 40,
DEFINITIONS, TO AMEND THE DEFINITIONS OF " COMPENSATION;"
REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND PROVIDING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
The City Attorney read the ordinance by title only.
The Mayor Pro opened the public hearing and asked if
Tem
anyone from the public wished to address the issue. As there
was no one who wished to speak, the public hearing was closed.
Mrs. Wyninegar moved to adopt Ord. 1316 on second reading.
Motion was seconded by Mr. Campbell.
Council questioned the difference in language between the
firefighters and police officers ordinance, and was informed
that the firefighters' ordinance was completely amended in
its entirety five years ago, and the police ordinance will be
amended at a future date. Council was also informed that the
changes in language in the ordinances is required under state
statutes.
The Mayor Pro Tem called for the voteadopt Ord. 1316 on
to
second reading and it carried unanimously with Carnathan,
campbell, Watson, Gibson, Covey, Murtha, and Wynineqar in
favor.
ORD. 1315 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH AMENDING THE
FIREFIGHTERS' CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION TRUST FUND,
RETIREMENT FUND ADOPTED BY ORDINANCE NO. 1174, AS SUBSEQUENTLY AMENDED;
I AMENDING
SALARY;"
PROVIDING
The
SECTION
AN
City Attorney
REPEALING
EFFECTIVE
1, DEFINITIONS,
ALL
read the
DATE.
ORDINANCES
ordinance
TO
IN
AMEND
CONFLICT
by title only.
THE DEFINITION
HEREWITH
OF
AND
The Mayor Pro opened the public hearing and asked if
Tem
anyone from the public wished to address the issue. As there
was no one who wished to speak, the public hearing was closed.
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ORD. 1315 ( CONT) Mrs. Wyninegar moved to adopt Ord. 1315 on second reading.
Motion was seconded by Mr. Campbell and carried unanimously
with Carnathan, Campbell, Watson, Gibson, Covey, Murtha, and
Wyninegar in favor.
ORD. 1297 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH, FLORIDA,
GAS UTILITY RELATING TO NATURAL GAS UTILITY FRANCHISE; PROVIDING FOR
FRANCHISE DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING FOR GRANT OF FRANCHISE; PROVIDING FOR
NON- EXCLUSIVE GRANT; PROVIDING FOR GEOGRAPHIC AREA; PROVIDING
FOR TERM; PROVIDING FOR CONSIDERATION; PROVIDING FOR THE CITY
NOT TO COMPETE; PROVIDING FOR ACCOUNTING, AUDIT, INSPECTION;
PROVIDING FOR REGULATION OF RATES; PROVIDING FOR ASSIGNME~ T;
PROVIDING FOR COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS; PROVIDING CONDITIONS OF
OCCUPANCY OF PUBLIC WAYS; PROVIDING FOR RESTORATION;
PROVIDING FOR PROPER OPERATION; PROVIDING FOR RELOCATION AT
DISTRICT EXPENSE; PROVIDING FOR SAFETY REQUIREMENTS;
PROVIDING FOR SERVICE POLICIES; PROVIDING FOR MONITORING
PERFORMANCE AND COMPLIANCE; PROVIDING FOR INDEMNIFICATION,
LIABILITY AND INSURANCE; PROVIDING FOR ANNUAL AUDIT;
PROVIDING FOR COLLECTION PROVISION; PROVI~ ING FOR DEFAULT
CLAUSE; PROVIDING FOR RIGHT TO PURCHASE AFTER EXPIRATION OF
FRANCHISE; PROVIDING FOR OPERATIONS DURING DISPUTE; PROVIDING
FOR CONTINUITY OF SERVICE MANDATORY; PROVIDING FOR
MISCELLANEOUS; PROVIDING FOR FAILURE TO REQUIRE PERFORMANCE,
NOT A WAIVER; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR
CAPTIONS; PROVIDING FOR REPEALING CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING FOR
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
The City Attorney read the ordinance by title only.
The Mayor Pro opened the public hearing and asked if
Tem