Fort Walton Beach Council minutes — 09-25-1990 Regular — reading text

evidence they have been putting something into the system that is going to pollute the sewer plant. The Public Works Director said what the changes are going to do is, for us to issue permit a they cannot so discharge; also. up it sets some required monitoring that EPA says we have to do; we do this now, but not on the same forms that EPA wants; again we will have to follow the guidelines under their direction. There will be some additional work on the industry part and our part to accomplish the Program; we have contacted the people in the Industrial Park and will continue to make further contact to work together. Mr. Maney referring to pages 7 and 8 of the ordinance under 1042. 08 General Discharge Prohibitions stated these are things that people are not supposed to put in the sewers. He felt in order to be fair to the public. someone in authority should prepare a notice to be placed in the newspaper so people are told ahead of time that putting, Le., gasoline, kerosene, etc., in the sewer is illegal; otherwise people will legitimately be able to say no one told them not to do this.  29 9- 25- 90 ORD. 1113 ( CONT.) Mr. Rosenbaum referring to the back- up material that came out of the Codified Ordinance Book Chapter 1042. 11 dated 1986, stated it shows rates for waste treatment service and wanted to know the current rates because he believed there had been a sewer rate increase since the above stated date. I The the Mr. City Attorney suggested to reference and repeal both Codified provisions and the subsequent amendment be pulled tonight. Maney withdrew the motion to adopt Ordinance 1113 on first reading. REGULAR MINUTES 8- 28- 90 Mr. Maney aoved the approval of the regular Council minutes of 8- 28- 90 as corrected. MOtion was seconded by Mr. Wyatt and carried unanimously with Smith, Rosenbaua, deVaux, Wyatt, Maney, Nicholson and Wyninegar in favor. WORKSHOP MINUTES Mr. Maney aoved the approval of the Council Workshop BUDGET 9- 4- 90 minutes of 9- 4- 90 as corrected. Motion was seconded by Mr. deVaux and carried unanimously with Smith, Rosenbaum, deVaux, Wyatt, Maney, Nicholson and Wyninegar in favor. WORKSHOP MINUTES Mr. Maney aoved the approval of the Council Workshop BUDGET 9- 11- 90 minutes of 9- 11- 90. Motion was seconded by Mr. deVaux and carried unanimously with Smith, Rosenbaum, deVaux, Wyatt, Maney, Nicholson and Wyninegar in favor. MPO ALTERNATES The Mayor announced by Florida Statues a specific Councilman is to be appointed as an alternate to each member appointed to the MOO. The Mayor called for the nomination to appoint an MOO alternate for Mr. Rosenbaum. Mr. Wyatt nominated himself. The Mayor called for the vote on the nomination to appoint Mr. Wyatt as MPO a1 ternate to Mr. Rosenbaua for the one July I, 1990 to June 30, 1991 and year tera froa it carried unaniaously with Saith, Rosenbaum, deVaux, Wyatt, Maney, Nicholson and Wyninegar in favor. I The Mr. Mayor alternate for Mr. called deVaux nominated Tom for the Nicholson. nomination Maney. to appoint an MPO The Mayor called for the vote on the noaination to appoint Mr. Maney as MPO a1 ternate to Mr. Nicholson for the one year tera froB July I, 1990 to June 30, 1991 and it carried unaniaously with Saith, Rosenbaum, deVaux, Wyatt, Maney, Nicholson and Wyninegar in favor. 30 9- 25- 90 MPO ( CONT.) The Mayor called for the nomination to appoint an MPO alternate for Mrs. Wyninegar. Mr. deVaux nominated Buck Smith. The Mayor called for the vote on the noaination to appoint Mr. Smith as MPO alternate to Mrs. Wyninegar for the one year tera from July 1. 1990 to June 30. 1991 and it carried unanimously with Smith, Rosenbaum. deVaux, Wyatt. Maney. Nicholson and Wyninegar in favor. CITY ATTORNEY INVOICE Mr. Saith moved that the August 1990 invoice from the City Attorney. dated September 1. 1990. in the aBount of 2. 812. 75. be approved. Motion was seconded by Mr. Wyatt. Mr. deVaux wanted to know about the lease with the YMCA. The City Attorney stated there are pending issues regarding the financing arrangements to possibly refinance. He stated he had raised some issues with the YMCA when they began looking at the YMCA becoming first consistent with what he thought were required provisions relating to dealing with municipalities property; since the City is the ultimate lessor of the YMCA location. The YMCA has continued not to do the refinancing, so the issue is something he has to deal with periodically. The YMCA is essentially on the Golf Course land. The Mayor called for the vote on the IIOtion and it carried by a vote of 5 to 2 with Smith. deVaux. Wyatt. Nicholson and Wyninegar in favor and Rosenbaua and Maney opposed. CHLORINE ANNUAL BID Mr. Smith moved that the Chlorine Annual bid be awarded to Industrial Ch~ cals. Inc.. Biraingbam. Alab8JM. the low bidder. at a cost of $. 18375/ lb cylinders for I- ton and $. 38/ lb.. for 150- lb cylinders. using Okaloosa County bid award and provisions. Motion was seconded by Mr. Wyatt and carried unaniJRously with Saith. Rosenbaum. deVaux. Wyatt. Maney. Nicholson and Wyninegar in favor. FILTER MACHINE BID Mr. Wyatt aoved that all bids for the Filter Machine be rej ected and the item. be re- bid. Motion was seconded by Mr. Saith and carried unaniJRously with Saith. Rosenbaum. deVaux. Wyatt. Maney. Nicholson and Wyninegar in favor. ASPHALT PRIME/ TACT BID Mr. Saith moved the Asphalt, ae and Tack. Bid be