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Council; otherwise. it can
lease needs to be brought current today' s
for the in order to move forward with the
be deferred and the additional information gathered City Attorney
purchase.
and bring
Mr; Tucker moved to extend the lease for Stage Crafters and update it with today' s lease standards
it back to Council. Mr. Patterson seconded motion.
extended.
Council wanted to ensure the lease states the City has no need for the land for as long as the lease will be
Patterson, Campbell,
The Mayor called for the vote on the motion and it carried unanimously with Holmes,
Tucker, Pullen, Kelley, and Anderson in favor.
Two Trees, and the
Mr. Anderson received verification of the Golf Advisory meeting on Wednesday at 5: 00 at
Kenwood neighborhood meeting at 6: 30 at Kenwood Elementary.
Dr. Pullen discussed his concern regarding the boat launch at the Landing. He also discussed Council decorum
during meetings.
be willing to take his place on
Mr. Tucker discussed his term on the Headstart Board and asked if Mr. Kelley would
Headstart. Mr. Kelley declined at this time.
weeks, and the Golf Course
Mr. Campbell congratulated the Police Department on their prompt actions of the past
Administrator and staff for the improved golf course.
Mr. Patterson announced he will be available at City Hall from 3: 30 to 4: 45 every day to
talk with interested citizens,
beginning Monday, September 29.
Mr. Holmes thanked all the citizens who came out for the Vision Summit and gave their input.
The Mayor read a letter from Edwin Watts on the job well done for the work done on Hill A venue.
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The Interim City Manager concurred she has received positive e- mails on the work on Hill A venue. She reported on
the status of the Local Mitigation Strategy Progress Report and asked that it be made a part of the minutes, and
advised of the Special Ops Warrior Foundation Golf Toumament to be held on Thursday, September 25 at 9: 00 a. m.
at the Golf Club. The Interim City Manager announced Dog Daze this Saturday, Septe1)1ber 27 at the Fort Walton
Landing from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and advised FDOT will begin the construction project and replacing the Ferry Road
Bridge and the neighborhood will be notified of detours.
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There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 10: 15 P. M.
APPROVED:
MAYOR:
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK
coMMUNITY RATING SYSTEM
PROGRESS REPORT
LOCAL MITIGATION STRATEGY
2003
Florida - 120174
city of Fort Walton Beach,
Plan or Local Mitigation Strategy(LMS):
1. Name of the CRS Floodplain Management amended.
9 2
9- 7. as
Okaloosa Countv Local Mi.tUzation Strategy. Ordinance -
Beach
2001.by City Council of Fort Walton
2. Date Adopted.: November 13.
at this time to
to the plan, or are revisions underway
3. Have any revisions been made as
and CRS pJ8nnin8 requirements
ensure compliance with both DMA2K Manual? If so, what is the expected
implemented in the 2002 CRS Coordinator'
s
And ex;
Yes. revisions are underway. - pected to
date of completion for these revisions?
to comply with DMA2K and
the CRS requirements.
be coI11Pleted by March 2004.
Fort Walton Beach
4. Location where copies available for review: City of
are
of
rievelo=n1 Services Department
and Oka!ooSll County ~
Clerk of Court -
Growth Mnagement. Okaloosa.County
the year ( if any): None
5. Sp1'Tt111m' any floods that occurred during
ize
6. " What impact did the floods have
on the repetitive loss areas? -Not Apnlicable
much was
of the original plan and note how
7. On a: separate sheet, list each element
8.
accomplished during the previous year. See #
8.
9.
The Progress
10. Progress Report discussed and/ nwie
or avanable at a public meeting:
at its meeting. September 23. 2003. The
Re.port will be-presented to the City Council
moclia .
full :'~~' Ii"
h' d; IIS ~ LMS Proqress Report. is 8""nAble to ~
m,
of ~ ",..", i will be
Iic at C' n;, ~_ A]I And !!1e Public Librarv, MiDntes
a: .s to be included with this report.when
available. .. , .. . .
For more information, contact: Nancy E. McDonald. CRS Coordinator
850) 833- 9647
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at th,e Lsinmng Park.
Diseussion of creating a Municipal Marina
time to study the i11formation
for October 22 to give CouncU
Mr. Tucker requested this item
be p1ac:cd on.the agenda
he distributed to them.
to discuss the aspects of a
mm:iDa at
adVised she would like to see a workshop held
Chris Gibson, 2.49 Brooks Street.
the LanOiTlg. .
and any future aman.
be placed on the October 22 agenda for disCllssion
The City Manager stated the item wiU
Trust
SE, to the FirefighterS' pension
Dean Covey, 270 Brooks S~
Mr. Caraathan moved to .reappoint 2004. Mrs.Baggett seconded motion
and it
TrUstees for a two year-term until September 30,
Fund Board of Anderson In favor (Kelley
Dowling, Tucker, Pollen, and
carried 1D",,,,tmously with Carnathan, Baggett,
absent).
Trust Fund Board of Trustees.
to the.Police Officers' Pension
Consideration of a citizen appointment
SE, to the Po1ieeOfficers' pension
Gerald Moore, 119 WayneD. Circle,
.
Mr. Anderson moved to reappoint 30, 2004. Mr! TUcker seconded motion
of Trustees for a two-
y ear term until September
Trust Fund Board PuUen, and Andenon in favor K ( elley
and it catrled unanimously with
CarnathaJi.,Baggett,Dowling, Tucker,
cDonnextmondL
