Fort Walton Beach Council minutes — 08-28-1984 Regular — reading text

119 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF FORT WALTON BEACH, FLORIDA AUGUST 28, 1984 INTRODUCTION A regular meeting of the City Council of Fort Walton Beach, Florida, was held on Tuesday, August 28, 1984, at City Hall 1 in the Council Chambers at members present: Mayor Kathryn Councilmen: P. Bagley J. C. " Buck" 7: 00 p. m. Smith with the following Larry Patrick Gloria Battle Ralph Rivers J. Jerome Miller Patricia Thornber John Franklin Also Present: City Manager, City Clerk, City Attorney, Director of Finance, Media INVOCATION Invocation was given by Councilman Patrick, who also led the Pledge of Allegiance. PUBLIC HEARINGS Mayor Bagley stated that she would now recess the Council Meeting to call the Public Hearings to order. PROPOSED SIGN Proposed Ordinance No. 772, an ordinance regulating signs ORDINANCE NO. 772 for all areas of the City." Mayor read the notice of public hearing and stated that it had been properly advertise. Mayor asked if there was anyone present to speak on the matter. There was no one to speak either for or against the ordinance. CURRENT REVENUE Amended uses of the current Revenue Sharing Program Year 4." SHARING PROGRAM Mayor read the notice of public hearing and stated that it YEAR FOUR had been duly advertised. Mayor Bagley asked if there was anyone present who wished to speak on the matter, and there was not. ISSUANCE OF Notice of Public Hearing on Issuance of Industrial Develop- INDUSTRIAL DEVEL- ment Bonds, Quality Circuits, Inc.". Mayor read the notice OPMENT BONDS- of public hearing and confirmed that it had been properly I QUALITY CIRCUfITS advertised. Mayor asked if there was anyone present to speak regarding this public hearing. Mr. Jerry Melvin, Chamber of Commerce, stated that he encouraged the Council to approved the issuance of the bonds. There was no one else present who wished to speak on the matter. There being no one else to speak regarding any of the public hearings, the Mayor closed the public hearings and recon- vened the regular Council meeting. 81.28/ 84 lLO PRESENTATION OF Mayor Bagley presented Mayor Pro- Tem, Gloria Battle, with GAVEL TO MAYOR a gavel engraved with her name, title, and dates of appoint- PRO- TEM ment as Mayor Pro- Tem. COMMITTEE OF Mrs. Battle presented the Committee of the Whole Report, THE WHOLE REPORT August 27, 1984. The Committee of the Whole of the City Council recommends to the Council that: MINUTES 5. The minutes of the special Council meeting of August 14, 1984, and the regular Council meeting of August 14, 1984, be approved. WAIVER OF LIGHT 6A. The light fee at the softball complex be waived for FEE- TOLBERT TOURN. the Bill Tolbert Memorial Tournament, held July 6, 7, & 8. REVISED REPORT 7A. The revised report from Gaines and Associates on the FROM GAINES & proposed revisions to the Future Land Use Plan and existing ASSOCIATES land regulations be approved, with minor changes as recommended by the Municipal Planning Board. MICRO SYSTEMS, 8A1. The new application from Micro Systems, Inc. for pro- INC., REQUEST FOR perty in the Industrial Park be approved, and the City advertise PROPERTY IN THE for bid a l-~ acre parcel of property at a minimum cost of INDUSTRIAL PARK 5, 000. per acre plus front foot assessment costs, with a 5- year option on a 2- acre parcel, and a 5- year option on a 1- 3/ 4 acre parcel, site to be determined by the City Manager. A minimum deposit of $ 1, 000. per acre will be required for option property, and the cost of the property and park criteria will be met as of the time the option is exercised. If option is not exercised, option money will be forfeited. SCOTT STEEL, INC. 8A2. The application from Scott Steel, Inc., acting as agent AGENT FOR COMPANY for Company " for property in the Industrial Park be X" X", REQUEST FOR approved, and the City advertise for bid a 17. 8 acre parcel PROPERTY IN THE of property at a minimum cost of $ 5, 000. per acre plus INDUSTRIAL PARK front foot assessment costs, with a 5 year option on a 10 acre parcel, and 5 year a option on a 12- 3/ 4 acre parcel, site to be determined by the City Manager. A minimum de- posit of $ 1, 000. per acre will be required for option property, and the cost of the property and park criteria will be met as of the time the option is exercised. If option is not exercised, option money will be forfeited. SOUTHLAND BUILDERS 8A3. The application from Southland Builders of Fort Walton OF FWB, INC., Beach, for property in the Industrial Park be approved, Inc. FOR PRO- and the City advertise for bid an approximately 1 acre par- REQUEST PERTY IN THE cel of property at a minimum cost of $ 5, 000. per acre plus INDUSTRIAL PARK front foot assessment costs, site to be determined by the City Manager. EDWIN WATTS GOLF 8A5. The application Shops for pro- from Edwin Watts Golf SHOPS, FOR perty in the Industrial Park be approved, and the City REQUEST PROPERTY IN THE advertise for bid a 2 acre parcel of property at a minimum INDUSTRIAL PARK cost of $ 5, 000. per acre plus front foot assessment costs, with a 3 year option on 2 acres, and a 5 year option on 2 acres, site to be determined by the City Manager. A minimum  8/ 28/ 84 121 EDWIN WATTS GOLF deposit of $ 1, 000. per acre will be required for option SHOP ( CONT' D) property, and the cost of the property and park criteria will be met as of the time the option is exercised. If option is not exercised, option money will be forfeited. HUMANE SOCIETY 8A6. A letter be sent the Humane Society stipulating to our desire to renegotiate the contract with the Humane 1 Society by October 1, 1984. CONTRACT WITH 8A7. The City Manager be authorized to enter into a non- AMERICAN HEART binding agreement with the American Heart Association for ASSN. FOR CPR conducting CPR classes at the Fire Department. GOLF COURSE 8A8. The Golf Course expansion drawings be returned to the EXPANSION DRAWINGS Architect along with input from the Council and members of the golfing public for reevaluation to allow for 18 playable holes during the expansion. DAVID PALKOWSKI 8Bl. David Palkowski' sresignation from the Housing Authority RESIGNATION FROM Board be accepted, with regrets, and the Mayor send him a HOUSING AUTH. letter of thanks for his serving on the Board. JOHN SHORTALL 8B2. John