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vote of 5 to 2 with Smith. Wyatt. Maney. Merriwether.
Wyninegar in favor. and Rosenbaum, deVaux opposed.
RES. 89- 39 RES. 89- 39: A RESOLUTION SUSPENDING CHAPTER 280 OF
6% COST OF LIVING THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES PERTAINING TO PERFORMANCE
ENHANCEl''lENT ( HERIT PAY) FOR FISCAL YEAR 1990;
ESTABLISHING A COST OF LIVING INCREASE FOR ALL CITY
EMPLOYEES INCLUDING CHARTER OFFICERS BUT EXCLUDING
POLICE OFFICERS AND COMMUNICATIONS OFFICERS; PROVIDING
A SALARY ADJUSTMENT FOR POLICE OFFICERS AND
COl1M'lJNICATONS OFFICERS; AND PROVIDING THE EFFECTIVE
DATE HEREOF.
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RES. 89- 39 ( CONT' D) The City Attorney read the resolution by title only.
Mr. Smith moved the adoption of Resolution 89- 39.
Motion was seconded by Mr. Wyatt.
Hr. deVaux amended the motion to delete in Section I.
of read. ". . shall
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cost living" so as to
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receive 6%
salary increase. . .
a Mr. Smith and Mr.
Wyatt accepted the amendment. and it carried
unanimously with Smith. Wyatt. Haney. Merriwether.
Wyninegar. Rosenbaum. deVaux in favor.
RES. 89- 41 RES. 89- 41: A RESOLUTION BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
BROOKS MEMORIAL CEHETERY CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH. FLORIDA. DESIGNATING BROOKS
MEMORIAL CEMETERY AS A CITY HISTORIC SITE. AND
PROVIDING THE EFFECTIVE DATE HEREOF.
The City Attorney read the resolution by title only.
Mr. deVaux moved the adoption of Resolution 89- 41.
Motion was bysecondedManey Mr. and carried
unanimously with Smith. Wyatt. Maney. Merriwether.
Wyninegar. Rosenbaum. deVaux in favor.
RES. 89- 42 RES. 89- 42: A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE INCLUSION OF
UTILITY BILL DISPOSAL FEE A SEPARATE ITEM ON THE CITY UTILITY BILL THE AMOUNT OF
4. 75 PER RESIDENCE. PER MONTH. AND THAT THE
COMMERCIAL COUNTY DISPOSAL FEE BE ESTABLISHED AT $ 1. 75
PER CUBIC YARD PER PICK UP FOR THE COUNTY DISPOSAL
FEE; PROVIDING THE EFFECTIVE DATE HEREOF.
The City Attorney read the resolution by title only.
Mr. Wyatt moved the adoption of Resolution 89- 42.
Motion was seconded by Mr. Rosenbaum.
Mr. Maney said this is a pass- through amount. and the
city is doing this because the county has ordered that
this be added.
Mr. deVaux wanted clarification on the amount of $ 4. 75
being sent to the county. The City Hanager said the
county is ordering that we pay $ 38. 00 a ton. and they
have established a tipping fee per residential unit in
the of $ 4. 75 residence. Mr.
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unincorporated area a
Rosenbaum added the citizens are entitled to know what
they are paying for. Mr. deVaux said he just wants to
make it known that the $ 4. 75 does not cover what the
actual cost is that predicted. and in a
everyone has
year from now. jacks" the fee up from
when council "
4. 75 to $ 8. 00 to cover the increase. the people will
know that $ 4. 75 does not pay for the tipping fee when
the city does collect it.
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RES. 89- 42 ( CONT' D) The Mayor called for the vote on the adoption of
Resolution 89- 42, and it carried by a vote of 6 to 1
with Smith. Wyatt, Maney. Merriwether. Wyninegar.
deVaux in favor, and Rosenbaum opposed.
ANNEXATIONS The City Attorney said council has two annexations for
first reading; however. there is another ordinance on
second reading which would amend the annexing
procedures catching these two applications in
mid- proces s. He said the c ri tical consideration is
the change to refer all annexations to the planning
board for review and asked for direction. Mr. deVaux
said he would like for council to proceed on with the
ordinances under the current system.
ORD. 1048 ORD. 1048: AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING 421 BEAR ROAD. LOT
ANNEXING 421 BEAR ROAD 16, BLOCK 3. PARTIN- BROOKS SUBDIVISION. TO THE CITY OF
TO R- 2A LIMITS OF THE CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH. PROVIDING THE
EFFECTIVE DATE HEREOF.
The City Attorney read the ordinance by title only.
Mr. Smith moved the adoption of Ordinance 1048, as
amended. changing the zoning from R- 2 to R- 2A. on
first reading. Motion was seconded by Hr. Rosenbaum.
William Walker, 958 McFarland. said he does not feel
anyone objects to an annexation of R- 2A. He said he
has always been against the intensity of apartments in
that area.
Jeff Rosser, 453 Bear Road, wanted to go on record
that he concurs with Mr. Walker.
The Mayor called for the vote. and it carried
unanimously with
Wyatt. Smith. Rosenbaum. deVaux.
Wyninegar. Merriwether. Maney in favor.
ORD. 1056 ORD. 1056: AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING 709 POWELL DRIVE.
ANNEXING 709 POWELL DRIVE LOT 9 AND THE NORTHERNHOST 17. 5 FEET OF LOT 10. BLOCK
TO R- 1A I. GARNIERS HEIGHTS FIRST ADDITION. TO THE CITY OF
FORT WALTON BEACH. PROVIDING THE EFFECTIVE DATE
HEREOF.
The City Attorney read the ordinance by title only.
