Fort Walton Beach Council minutes — 10-23-1984 Regular — reading text

called for the vote to adopt Resolution 84- 56, and it carried unanimously. RES. 84- 57- RESOLUTION NO. 84- 57: RESOLUTION ADOPTING A MEMORANDUM OF REV. BONDS AGREEMENT WITH RESPECT TO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT REVENUE BONDS TO FOR NOLAND CO. BE ISSUED ON BEHALF OF NOLAND COMPANY; RESOLUTION SELECTING WOMBLE CARLYLE SANDRIDGE & RICE AS BOND COUNSEL, PROVIDING THE EFFECTIVE DATE HEREOF. City Attorney read the resolution by title only. Mr. Smith moved the adoption of Resolution 84- 57. Motion was seconded by Mr. Patrick. Mr. Miller stated that he cannot make a finding of fact that Noland Company meets critera of Florida Statutes regarding standards of qualifications for bonds of this type. Mayor called for the vote on the motion to approve Resolution 1 84- Motion carried by a vote of 6- 1, with Mr. Miller opposing. 57.., ORD. 100. 337- ORDINANCE NO. 100. 337: AN ORDINANCE VACATING A CERTAIN RIGHT- VACATING Rlw OF- WAY IN THE CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH, FLORIDA, PROVIDING PARK PLACE THE EFFECTIVE DATE HEREOF. City Attorney read the ordinance by title only. Mrs. Battle moved the adoption of Ordinance 100. 337 on second reading. Motion was seconded by Mr. Smith and carried unanimously.  i i I 10/ 23/ 84 170 ORD. 784- ORDINANCE NO. 784: AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING CERTAIN PROPERTY TO ANNEXING LOT 6, THE CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH, PROVIDING BLOCK 6, JACKSON THE EFFECTIVE DATE HEREOF. HEIGHTS SiD PARKVIEW RD. City Attorney read the ordinance by title only. Mr. Miller moved the adoption of Ordinance 784 on second reading. Motion was seconded by Mrs. Thornber and carried unanimously. ORD. 785- ORDINANCE NO. 785: AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING CERTAIN PROPERTY TO I) ANNEXING LOT 9, THE CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH, PROVIDING BLOCK G, COUNTRY THE EFFECTIVE DATE HEREOF. CLUB EST. SiD 606 COUNTRY CLUB City Attorney read the ordinance by title only. Mrs. Thornber moved the adoption of Ordinance 785 on second reading. Motion was seconded by Mr. Miller and carried unanimously. ORD. 7.87, & , 788 Mayor reported that Ordinances 787 and 788 would not be read because of improper advertising, but they would be read at the next Council meeting. ORD. 286. 12- ORDINANCE NO. 286. 12: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 10- 9 ( A) AMENDING GARBAGE B) ( C) & ( D) OF THE FORT WALTON BEACH CODE OF ORDINANCES, FEES AMENDING SERVICE CHARGES FOR MULTIFAMILY RESIDENTIAL UNITS, SINGLE UNIT SERVICE ( SINGLE- FAMILY RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS), BULK CONTAINER SERVICE AND USE OF SANITATION VEHICLES AND CREWS, PROVIDING THE EFFECTIVE DATE HEREOF. City Attorney read the ordinance by title only. Mr. Patrick moved the adoption of Ordinance 286. 12 on second reading. Motion was seconded by Mr. Smith. Mr. Patrick moved that the ordinance be amended as to Section II., to read November 10, 1984, in lieu of November 1, 1984. Motion to amend was seconded by Mr. Smith, and the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Miller stated that an ordinance amendment had to be submitted in writing, and mbved that the prior action on the ordinance be set aside. Motion to set aside prior action was seconded by Mr. Franklin, and it carried unanimously. Mr. Patrick moved that Ordinance 286. 12 be amended as to Section II., to read November 10, 1984, in lieu of November 1, 1984, and submitted the change in writing to the City Clerk. Motion was seconded by Mr. Smith, and carried unanimously. Mayor then called for the vote on the ordinance, as amended, and it carried by a vote of 6- 1, with Mr. Franklin opposing. l  10/ 23/ 84 171 ORD. 790- ORDINANCE NO. 790: AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO USE OF CITY OF RESTRICTING FORT WALTON BEACH MUNICIPAL PARKING LOTS, RESTRICTING USE USE OF MUNI- THEREOF, PROVIDING FOR TOWING AND PENALTIES, AND PROVIDING CIPAL PARKING AN EFFECTIVE DATE THEREOF. LOTS City Attorney read the ordinance by title only. Mrs. Battle moved the adoption of Ordinance 790 on first reading. 1 Motion was seconded by Mr. Rivers. Mr. Rivers asked if this was going to be enforce~., The Chief of Police stated that it would be. \ Mr. Robert Clodfelter asked what the probletl\~. Mrs. Battle explained the problem with the parking lot a~ jacent to City Hall, that when there was a function at City Hall, or the Auditorium, there was not adequate parking because of the parked there cars by persons using the valet parking service provided by the Sound Restaurant. Mr. Franklin asked that the people using the parking lot be written and notified of this ordinance, and City Manager stated they would be informed. Mr. Rivers stated that he feels they should be told they cannot use the parking lot at all. Mrs. Battle stated that it was a municipal parking lot and we couldn' t restrict its use all together. She stated that it is our hope that they will get out of the habit and go somewhere else with their parking, hat t. they will be forced to find another source for their parking. Mr. Patrick stated that it would be courteous to write and inform the restaurant of passing of the ordinance, and from then the on, they would have to keep up with the advertisement on the Marquee to know ~ hat nights they could not use the parking lot. Mr. Smith stated that the City has a capable police chief, and the enforcement should fall in his lap and the Council should not worry about it. Mayor called for the vote to approve Ordinance 790 on first reading, and it carried unanimously. ORD. 791- Mrs. Battle moved that Ordinance 791 be withdrawn from the CABLE TV FRANCHISE agenda, and it be referred to the General Administration Committee, which meets on October 25th. Motion was seconded I. by Mr. Rivers, and carried unanimously. GOLF COURSE Mr. Franklin reported that at the Committee of the Whole meeting Mr. Rivers had questioned the value of the Golf Course if the proposed expansion was carried out, and he ran some fast esti- mates today, and at the end of the 3- year expansion period, he estimates the value will be 7. 5 to 8 million dollars, excluding the value of the land itself, since its only leased land.  October 18, 1984 I Mr. C. Ingram, P. E. City Manager L. City of Fort Walton Beach Post Office Box 4009 Fort Walton Beach, FL 32549 Dear Mr. Ingram: This is to advise you that the Board of Adjustment of the City of Fort Walton Beach has received and considered your petition for re- hearing of the variance granted Mr. Waldman, D/ B/ A Furniture Roundup, on October 2, 1984. It is the decision of this Board to deny your request for a special hearing to reconsider the