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MINUTES OF REGULAR
MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL OF FORT WALTON BEACH, FLORIDA
June 8, 1976
INTRODUCTION A regular meeting of the City Council of
I Fort Walton Beach, Florida was held at City
hall on Tuesday, June 8, 1976 at 7: 30 p. m.
with the following members present:
COUNCILMEN:
George A. Palmer
Robert L. Hunt
Charles H. Hill
John H. Bishop
Hurdis A. Brock
James K. Baughman
Mayor Pro Tern Rigdon
ALSO PRESENT: City Attorney, City Manager,
City Clerk- Finance Director
ABSENT: Mayor Smith
Councilman Palmer gave the invocation and
Mayor Pro Tem led in the Pledge to the Flag.
Mayor Pro Tern welcomed visitors and recog-
nized George Williams, a representative
for Boy' s State.
MINUTES Mayor Pro Tern presented the minutes of the
May 25, 1976 meeting for Council approval.
Mr. Palmer moved that the minutes be approved
as presented. Motion was seconded by Mr.
Brock and carried unanimously.
COUNCIL AS A COMMITTEE Mayor Pro Tern presented the following recom-
mendations from Council as a Committee:
WFRPC SLIDE ON 208 PLAN 1. Representatives of the West Florida
Regional Planning Council showed a slide
presentation explaining the 208 Plan and
I VARIANCE REQUEST:
258 YACHT CLUB DRIVE
requested active participation by the City
of Fort Walton Beach
2.
Mrs.
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Recommend a variance be granted tQ
Nancy Church, 258 Yacht Club Drive,
the 208 Plan.
to permit construction of a 6! privacy .
fence to enclose the back yard on a corner
lot up to rear corner of house.
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VARIANCE REQUEST: 3. Recommend a variance be granted to
FERRY RD. ( RAY TOUCHTONE) permit construction of a brick veneer building
in a C- 2 zone located on the east side of
Ferry Road 256. 1 feet north of Highway
98. Building to be used for law office.
Ray Touchtone & Earl Battles)
COMMITTEE TO STUDY TYPES 4. Recommend committee be appointed to
OF BUILDINGS ALLOWED IN study ordinance regulating types of build-
COMMERCIAL ZONES ings allowed in commercial and report back
to Council with a draft of an up- dated
ordinance. It was also recommended that
the committee consult with building inspec-
tors.
FEE TO BE WAIVED FOR USE 5. Recommend fee be waived for the use
OF AUDITORIUM of the Auditorium on July 10, 1976 at 3: 00
p. m. and 7: 00 p. m. for a fund raising pro-
gram sponsored by the Sheriffts Radio
Patrol for the School of Hope. ( Deputy
Sheriff John McDowell)
HUNT & BISHOP TO STUDY 6. Recommend Mr. Hunt and Mr. Bishop
VARIANCE REQUEST AT 102 investigate and make a recommendation to
CAPE DRIVE Council regarding the request from Mrs.
Messer for a variance to the elevation
requirement at 102 Cape Drive to permit
enclosure of garage area with sliding
doors with present elevation of 6" above
surface of the street.
PARKING SPACES FOR DOWN- 7. Recommend request regarding availabil-
TOWN BUSINESSES ity of more parking spaces for businesses
located in the area of the USO be turned
over to Police Safety Officer for study
and recommendation back to Council. ( Tom
Bond and Mary Sweetser) Also, look into
spaces alloted for USO- Air Force busses.
AUTHORIZATION TO ESCROW 8. Recommend authorization be given to
CHECK FOR FUTURE PAVING escrow check in the amount of $ 850 for
ASSESSMENTS future paving assessments on Lot 4, Block
4, Oakland Amended, Jackie Mulkey. Also,
recommend blanket authorization be given
for any future requests.
JOHN SMITH REAPPOINTED TO 9. Recommend Mr, John Smith be reappointed ~
PLANNING BOARD to Planning Board. Present term expires _~
on June 9, 1976.
COMPLAINT FROM GILBERT 10. Mr. Rigdon stated that he felt that
BROWN the complaint received from Mr. Gilbert
Brown regarding a general contractor should
be heard before a judge and not before Coun-
cil. Mr. Brown was not present.
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CONCRETE PIPE BID # lH 11. Recommend " CONCRETE PIPE BID # 1" be
awarded to low bidder meeting specifica-
tions: Sikes Pipe Company @ 12" $ 4. 04
per LF; 15" $. 37 per LF; 18" $ 5. 70 per LF;
Manhole $ 250; Curb Inlet $ 160; joint
lubricant 50~ per pound. OTHER BIDS WERE:
Moore Concrete Pipe Co. @ 12" $ 4. 03; 15"
I 4. 37; 18" $ 5. 70;
Concrete Pipe Co.
18" $ 6. 82;
manhole $ 222. 20;
Inlet $ 194. 50; Manhole P $ 230. 25.
@ 12" $ 2. 97;
Manhole $ 286. 60;
Curb
Horton
15" $ 5. 23;
Joint lubricant
55 ( Revenue Sharing Tennis Center)
CONCRETE PIPE BID # 2" 12. Recommend " CONCRETE PIPE BID # 2" be
awarded to Sikes Pipe Company @ $ 4. 37 per
LF; joint lubricant @ 50~ per pound.
Supplier will unload pipe.) OTHER BIDS
WERE: Moore Concrete Pipe Co. @ 15" $ 4. 37.
Horton Concrete Pipe Company @ 15" $ 5. 23.
TRAFFIC SIGNAL AT HOLLY- 13. Recommend request from Webber Tire
WOOD BLVD. AND ROBINWOOD Center reference traffic signal at Holly-
wood Boulevard and Robinwood be referred
to Police Safety Officer for study and
recommendation back to Council.
TRAFFIC SIGNAL ON BEAL 14. Recommend letter be
