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BY
PROVIDING
FORT
THE
WALTON
CITY
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Mrs. Wyninegar moved to adopt Res. 96- 21. Motion was
seconded by Mr. Campbell and carried by a vote of 6 to 1 with
Carnathan, campbell, Watson, Covey, Murtha, and Wyninegar in
favor and Gibson opposed.
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RES. 96- 21 Council questioned when the salaries will be discussed for
CONT) the charter officers, and was informed the salaries for the
City Clerk and Finance Director will be discussed in March,
and the salary for the City Manager will be discussed in
April.
RES. 96- 16 A RESOLUTION BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT WALTON
BEACH, FLORIDA, DESIGNATING THE CAMP WALTON SCHOOL HOUSE,
GARNIER POST OFFICE, AND INDIAN TEMPLE MOUND AS CITY
HISTORICAL SITES.
Mrs. Wyninegar moved to adopt Res. 96- 16. Motion was
seconded by Mr. Covey and carried unanimously with Carnathan,
Campbell, Watson, Gibson, Covey, Murtha, and Wyninegar in
favor.
FIREFIGHTERS Consideration of appointment to the Firefighters' Pension
PENSION BOARD Trust Fund Board for a two- year term until September 30, 1998.
APPT.
Mrs. Wyninegar moved to re- appoint Melvin Hagler, 20 Waynel
Circle, SE, FWB, to the Firefighter' s Pension Trust Fund
Board for a two- year term until September 30, 1998. Motion
was seconded by Mr. Campbell.
The Mayor Probegan a discussion regarding the procedure
Tem
used appointing individuals to the pension trust fund
for
boards. He stated that criteria needs to be developed to
bring in the most qualified applicants. The City Clerk
stated that two members are appointed by the City, two are
appointed by the pension trust fund, and the fifth member is
appointed by the other four members. She also stated that
this procedure is dictated by state statute. The Mayor Pro
Tem asked Mr. Calloway of Merrill Lynch how other cities
elect members to their pension boards, and he stated all are
elected in a similar manner since it is dictated by state
statute.
The City Manager stated he believes the Boards have a
liability policy in terms of their fiduciary
responsibilities. The Mayor Pro Tem suggested that when the
City recruits members for any board that deals with money, a
thorough search be done by the City. Resumes should be
provided by the applicants for review by the City and Council.
The Mayor Pro Tem called for the vote on the motion to
re-appoint Melvin Hagler, 20 Waynel Circle, SE, FWB, to the
Firefighter' s Pension Trust Fund Board for a two- year term
until September 30, 1998 and carried unanimously with
Carnathan, Campbell, Watson, Gibson, Covey, Murtha, and
Wyninegar in favor.
Mr. Murtha moved to develop criteria qualifications of
on
individuals who volunteer for the police and fire pension
boards or any boards that deal with money ( Le. resume and
financial qualifications). by Motion was seconded Ms. Gibson
and carried unanimously with Carnathan, Campbell, Watson,
Gibson, Covey, Murtha, and Wyninegar in favor.
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POLICE OFFICERS Consideration of appointment to the Police Officers' Pension
PENSION BOARD Trust Fund Board for a two- year term until September 30, 1998.
APPT.
Mr. Carnathan moved to appoint Chris Johnson, 252 Yacht Club
Drive, FWB, to the Police Officers' Pension Trust Fund Board
for a two- year term until September 30, 1998. Motion was
seconded by Mrs. Wyninegar and carried unanimously with
Carnathan, campbell, Watson, Gibson, Covey, Murtha, and
Wyninegar in favor.
I ACTING
DIRECTOR
FINANCE Consideration
of
Mrs.
Finance.
Wyninegar
of designating Patty
moved to designate
Sheldon
Patty
as Acting Director
Sheldon as Acting
Finance Director in the absence of Finance Director Gail
Abraham, and authorize 10% assignment pay. Motion was
seconded by Ms. Gibson and carried unanimously with
Carnathan, Campbell, Watson, Gibson, Covey, Murtha, and
Wyninegar in favor.
MAYOR/ COUNCIL The Mayor Pro Tem commended Staff for the timely and
ANNOUNCEMENTS efficient manner in which the budget was prepared.
ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at
9: 00 p. m.
MAYOR:
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