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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
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OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF FORT WALTON BEACH, FLORIDA
OCTOBER 23, 1984
INTRODUCTION A regular meeting of the City Council of Fort Walton Beach,
Florida, was held on Tuesday, October 23, 1984, at City Hall in
the Council Chambers at 7: 00 p. m. with the following members
present:
I. Mayor Kathryn P.
Councilmen: J.
Bagley
C. "
Larry Patrick
Ralph Rivers
Buck" Smith
J. Jerome Miller
Patricia Thornber
John Franklin
Gloria Battle
Also Present: City Manager, City Clerk, City Attorney, Director
of Finance, Department Heads, Media
INVOCATION Invocation was given by Councilman Franklin, who also led the
Pledge of Allegiance.
COMMITTEE OF Mayor Pro- Tem Battle presented the Committee of the Whole Report
THE WHOLE REPORT of October 22, 1984. The Committee of the Whole of the City
Council:
MINUTES 5. Recommends to Council that the minutes of the regular
Council meeting of October 9, 1984, be approved.
DONATION OF 6A. Recommends Council that the City donate a front- end
to
M- 56 LOADER TO loader, City equipment number M- 56, to the Okaloosa County
COUNTY FAIR ASSN. Fair Association.
ARISTA- CRAFT 8A2A. Recommends to Council that the application from Arista-
CAB. SHOP APPLI- Craft Wood & Cabinet
Shop, Inc., for property in the Industrial
CATION FOR Park be approved, and that the City advertise for bid a 6/ l0ths
PROPERTY IN of an acre parcel of property at a minimum cost of $ 5, 000. 00
INDUST . PARK per acre plus front foot assessment costs, site to be determined
by the City Manager.
ENTERPRISE ZONE 8A2C. Recommends to proposed ordinance
Council that the
AND HIGH RISE establishing Enterprise
an proposed ordinance on
Zone and the
CONSTRUCTION high rise construction be advertised for public hearings, with
ORDINANCES the first public hearing to be held by the Municipal Planning
Board and the second public hearing to be held by City Council.
I NOLAND COMPANY
BONDING ISSUE
8A2D.
pursuant
Recommends
Revenue Bonds
to
to Council approval of
the issuance of $ 750, 000. 00 in Industrial
for Noland Company.
an inducement resolution
Development
COMPANY " X" 8A2E. Recommends to Council that, since Company " X" failed to
INDUSTRIAL PARK respond to the bid on property which they had requested in the
PROPERTY BID Industrial Park, they forfeit their $500. 00 application fee,
and the property be made available for purchase by others.
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BOND APPLICA- 8A2F. Recommends to Council that the bond application from
TION- PERRY ST. Perry Street Ltd. be accepted, providing that it meets all
LTD. requirements of the bond guidelin~s.
GOLF COURSE 8A4A. Recommends to Council that the Golf Course architect
EXPANSION be authorized to proceed with a new schematic drawing at an
DRAWINGS estimated cost of $ 11, 000. 00, and an additional $ 11, 000. 00
be budgeted to cover the cost.
HIGHWAY 98 8B. Heard a request from the Beautification Committee that
MED IAN IMPROVE- work on the medians on Highway 98 begin as soon as possible,
MENTS and referred the matter back to staff.
LOAN AGREEMENT l4A. Recommends to Council that the City enter into a loan
WITH FIRST CITY agreement with First City Bank in the amount of $ 325, 000. 00
BANK FOR COMPUTER for financing the Automated Management Information System, at
an annual percentage rate of 7~% on the unpaid balance for a
5- year period, with no early payout penalty, and that the
funds budgeted in the General Improvement Fund for the Auto-
mated Management Information System be set aside to make
payments.
LETTER OF AGREE- l4B. Recommends to Council that the City enter into a letter
MENT WITH FLA. of agreement with the Florida Center for Public Management for
CENTER FOR PUBLIC technical support during the implementation phase of the
MANAGEMENT computer purchase, at an estimated cost of $ 9, 000. 00.
SEPT. 1984 l4C. Recommends to Council that the invoice from Hogg, Allen,
INVOICE FROM HOGG, Ryce, Norton and Blue in the amount of $ 2, 496. 80 for labor-
ALLEN, RYCE, related attorney fees for the month of September 1984 be
NORTON & BLUE approved.
GOLF COURSE l4D. Heard a presentation from Dave Bennett, Golf Course
EXPANSION PRES- Expansion architect, regarding the revised plan, and statements
ENTATION of support from the Mens and Womens Golf Associations.
INDUSTRIAL PARK l4E. Opened sole bid receivedon Industrial Park property.
PROPERTY BID Bid from Larry W. Cooper for the sale of one ( 1) parcel
was
LARRY COOPER of 1. 5 acres in the amount of $ 26, 320. 20; 5- year option on
one ( 1) parcel of 2. 0 acres in the amount of $ 2, 000. 00; 5- year
option on one ( 1) parcel of 2. 11 acres in the amount of
2, 110. 00, and a check in the amount of $ 30, 430. 20 was
included with the bid.
LETTER OF COMMIT- l4F. Recommends to Council that the City issue a letter of
TMENT TO HOUSING committment the Fort Walton Beach Housing Autority to
to
AUTHORITY TO provide labor and equipment necessary to close the drainage
CLOSE DRAINAGE ditch which runs through the Authority, at an estimated cost
DITCH of $ 36, 000. 00 for labor and $ 24, 000. 00 for equipment.
ACCEPTANCE OF l4G. Recommends to Council that the City accept a 60' right-
RIGHT- OF- WAY IN of- way from H. H. Carnathan and Company, located in Oakland
OAKLAND ADDITION Addition, east Viking Manor, to be used to
of construct an
access road to Holly Sands Apartments, Ltd.
UTILITY CONST. l4H. Recommends to Council that utility construction projects
PROJECTS FOR for Cypress Village Townhomes be approved, and the developer
CYPRESS VILLAGE be assessed the entire cost of construction. Estimated costs
are: Water-$ 35, 855. 43; Sewer-$ 54, 304. 45; Storm Dr.-$ 32, 736. l5.
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MEETING DATE FOR 141. Asked staff to set up a meeting date for discussion of
PENSION DISC. General and Fire Pension Plans.
CITY SHOP UPDATE 14. Heard update on the City Shop Complex, and a report that
an
it would probably be ready to move into within 3 to 4 weeks.
REPORT ON ANDREW 15. Heard a report from the City Attorney that
