Fort Walton Beach Council minutes — 05-25-1976 Regular — reading text

FOIf""""~" 226 sf 0(, III. CONCESSION STAND AT THE MUNICIPAL SOFTBALL FIELDS. REQUEST FROM MRS. CYNTHIA JACKSON OF THE CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST IN SYLVANIA HEIGHTS. Recommend the following: 1 j 1. That Recreation Department contact non- profit organizations within the City Limits of Fort Walton Beach to see if they J want to operate the concession during league games. As of now the Fort Walton Beach High School Booster Club has it for City sponsored tournaments. 2. If profit organization within a non- the City Limits does not want to operate the concession during league games, then privilege be given to the Church of God in Christ Church for their church building fund. 3. Regardless who is awarded the concession stand the following stipulations must be abided by or the privilege would be with- drawn. a. All health requirements be met according to local and State health laws. b. An adult in charge and present at all times. c. All food, cans, cups, napkins or other trash caused by the concession be picked up by the concession oper- ators the last 30 minutes of the last game. d. That sales will be shut down no later than the sixth inning of the last game in order to close the ball parks on time so the City would not have to bear the cost of additional hours to someone to secure the park, and electricity bill of ball park lighting for the concession to close down or clean up." Mr. Hunt moved that the recommendation be tabled for two weeks. Motion was seconded by Mr. Rigdon and carried unanimously.  s/~- 227 VARIANCE COMMITTEE Mayor presented the following recommenda- tion from the Variance Committee: " Rec- ommend the request for a variance to allow construction of a pre- engineered metal building on Lot 37, Ocean City Subdivision, and, also, the request for a variance to allow the metal building to be placed in I violation of the side setback ( 1' from side lot line) be denied because of the zoning." Mr. Baughman moved that the recommendation be approved. Motion was seconded by Mr. Bishop and carried unanimously. FOSTER HOME COMMITTEE Mr. Bishop presented the fellowing recom- mendations from the Foster Horne Committee: 1. Recommend that variance be granted, but no more than four patients be allowed. 2. Recommend that City inspections be made periodically. 3. Recommend that no license be required until requirements are established by City Attorney. 4. Recommend that owner conform to inspec- tion recommendations. Mr. Baughman moved that the recommendations be approved. Motion was seconded by Mr. Brock and carried unanimously. COMMITTEE REFERENCE PROPERTY Mr. Hunt presented the following recommen- AT 107 FOURTH STREET, S. E. dations from Committee Reference Property at 107 Fourth Street, S. E.: Committee met with Mr. George Dewrell on Thursday, May 17, at his apartment site located at 107 Fourth Street SE ( Lots 25 & 26, Block 2, Brooks Addition). The purpose of the meeting was to inspect the premises and discuss letter from Chief I Building Inspector in reference to certain conditions interpreted to constitute vio- lation of City Ordinances, being: specifically 1. Window frames and screens in need of repair and/ or replacing. 2. Sanitation system in need of repairs.  C';; O~-__.__....~..___- ""' o-.......-; iI" .. ~... ..---....-.>. w_...~..-~.~._"> "_,;;~"",,,,,- r'_;__~__'_..' __._"....___.~.......~_..,_ 228 ~ f~ f~ 3. Doors and screens in need of repairs or replacing. 4. Entire electrical system needs to be corrected. The letter states this is a " partial list". Committee recommends this be a complete list. Upon inspection of the property, the Committee further recommends: 1. Items 1 and 3 be corrected at option of owner. Committee feels marketability