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withheld from the
Committee the Whole Report, as he wanted to make sure
of
the record reflected that the reverter clause would be in
the conveyances which would provide emphasis for their
complying with criteria in their future expansion.
Mr. Larry Scott stated that initial employment will well
exceed requirements of the 17. 8 acres, but the Company wants
to go ahead and construct their entire facility, which will
necessitate their obtaining the 10 acres, and they will
meet the criteria for the entire 27. 8 acres within the five
year period.
Mr. Scott stated, as a private citizen, and a former bank
board member, that the Council should be very careful with
their reverter clause as banks will not provide financing
money for projects if the clause is not worded correctly.
Mayor called for the vote on the motion and it carried
unanimously.
BOARD OF Mayor asked if anyone had nominations for the Board of
Mr. Franklin nominated Mr. Don Heapy. Mr.
ADJUSTMENT Adjustment.
NOMINATIONS Smith nominated Mr. Steve Brewer.
Mayor asked for those in favor of Mr. Heapy to raise their
right hand. In favor of Mr. Heapy were Mrs. Thornber,
Mr. Miller, Mr. Franklin, and Mrs. Battle.
those in favor of Mr. Brewer to raise their
Mayor asked for
hand. In favor of Mr. Brewer were Mr. Smith, Mr. Rivers,
right
and Mr. Patrick.
Heapy would be asked to serve on the
Mayor stated that Mr.
Board, for a 4- year term effective August 28, 1984.
HISTORIC SITES Mayor asked if anyone had any nominations for this Board.
AND STRUCTURES
ADVISORY BOARD Mrs. Thornber stated that the resolution did not state that
the members had to be residents. Mr. Patrick stated that
the resolution recently passed by the Council established that
criteria for all City boards, committees, etc. Mrs. Thornber
said that the RDA members were not required to be residents,
but business in the City, and that
we
only to operate a
business in
may be able to find some people who were doing
the City to serve on this board. Mr. Miller and Mrs. Battle
stated that they would vote only for City residents.
Mrs. Thornber nominated Carol Weed for the Archaeologist
position, Don Sharon for the Indian position, and Yulee
Lazarus for the staff member position.
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HISTORIC SITES Mr. Patrick asked if Mrs. Lazarus would not be better placed
AND STRUCTURES as the Architect Historian, as the staff member position was
ADVISORY BOARD intended to be someone in the Public Works sector who was
CONT' D.) knowledgeable of planning and zoning.
Mr. Patrick said that when we fill such Board positions, we
should get as much publicity out as possible, so that any
member of the public who may be interested is given a chance
1 to
Mrs.
serve.
Thornber moved that
seconded by Mr.
the item be tabled.
Patrick and carried unanimously.
Motion was
PROCLAMATION Mayor Bagley read the proclamation, and presented the document to
FLORIDA TOURISM Mr. Jerry Melvin, who accepted it on behalf of Mr. Bob Cline
WEEK of the State of Florida Chamber of Commerce.
FWB HOUSING Mayor asked if there were any nominations for this position.
AUTHORITY
NOMINATIONS Mr. Rawlings, 303 Sudduth Circle,
Patrick nominated Harry who
had filed application requesting appointment to the
an
Housing Authority Board.
Mrs. Battle stated that the only problem she saw was that
after October 1st there must be resident of the Housing
a
Project on the Board, and she did not know of anyone who
was willing to serve.
Mr. Lee Bobo stated that this was correct, and asked that the
Council delay appointing someone until people living in the
project were informed of this fact to if any of them
see
would like to serve. Mrs. Thornber asked if the law required
us to appoint someone from the project as of the first of
October, the first vacancy after that time had to be
or if
filled with someone from the project. Mr. Bobo stated that
the first vacancy after the first of October had to be filled by a
resident of the the next vacancy may be some
project, but that
time down the road, and if there was no hurry to fill the posi-
tion, he would like to see Council try to fill the spot with
a resident.
Mr. Patrick stated that he agreed with Mr. Bobo, and moved that
the item be tabled until the September 11th meeting. Motion
was seconded and approved unanimously.
Mrs. Housing Authority stated that she
Inez Boockholdt of the
I PROGRESS ON
had asked some of
to find someone willing to serve.
the Project, but had yet
the residents of
Mayor Bagley asked that
she continue to help in finding someone to serve.
City Attorney stated that the Council members had been given
OKALOOSA COUNTY a letter from Mr. Larry Reeder concerning the progress of
GAS DISTRICT his investigation of the Gas District, and that it would be
INVESTIGATION approximately 3 weeks before he would have a report for the
Council.
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GAS DISTRICT Mrs. Thornber asked if the City Attorney had any idea what
INVESTIGATION the cost to the City could be. He stated at this time
CONT ' D. ) the only cost incurred is the accountant fees, which he would
estimate to be $ 3, 000. 00 or $ 4, 000. 00.
RES. 84- 41 - RESOLUTION NO. 84- 41: WHEREAS, IT IS ONE OF THE MAJOR GOALS
INDUSTRIAL REVENUE OF THE CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH TO ASSIST IN EVERY WAY
BONDS - SCOTT POSSIBLE TO CREATE AN ATMOSPHERE FOR INCREASING JOBS FOR
STEEL, INC. AS AREA RESIDENTS, AND WHEREAS, IN THIS CONNECTION, THE CITY OF
AGENT FOR FORT WALTON BEACH ESTABLISHED THE INDUSTRIAL PARK TO
COMPANY " X" ATTRACT AND ACCOMODATE NEW AND EXPANDING INDUSTRIES, AND WHEREAS
SCOTT STEEL, INC. ( AGENT FOR COMPANY X) IS ANXIOUS TO BEGIN
OPERATIONS IN THE PARK, AND WHEREAS, SCOTT STEEL, INC.
AGENT FOR
