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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1971 08 23 Village Council Regular MinutesCONTINUED MEETING VILLAGE COUNCIL -- VILLAGE OF NORTH ORLANDO AUGUST 23, 1971 The Continued Meeting of August 23, 1971, of the Village Council of the Village of North Orlando, Florida was called to order by Mayor Brown at 7:34 p.m. A pledge of allegiance to the flag was led by Mayor Brown. Councilmen: Roll Call: Charles Kelley, present Mayor Granville Brown, present Herbert Fox, present Vice -Mayor, Charles Rowell, absent Winton Hurt, present .Attorney, Thomas Freeman, present Troy Piland, present Hacienda Village: Mr. Beason was here as representative for Land Engineering Ccapany. Mr. Kelley read the recommendation from the Zoning Board as follows: "The Village Zoning and Planning Board held a Special Meeting August 19, 1971, with three members present and recommends the following: Hacienda Village (Trailer Park Development) plans are in accordance with Ordinance No. 51 and the Board by unanimous action recommends to the Council acceptance and approval of the plans. S/James Palmer, Chairman." A motion was made by Councilman Kelley to accept the plans as noted to be approved north of Gee Creek area as shown on page 2 of Hacienda Village plans. Seconded by Councilman Fox. Discussion. Motion carries. A check in the amount of $100.00 was received from Michael S. Alexatos and Clifford D. Jordan for payment to cover cost of handling, review, and engineering inspections of Meadowlark Unit One Subdivision. Winter Springs: No representative of Mr. Bill Goodman was present at the meeting. In discussion of the Petition for Annexation, the question was asked how do we give them (Winter Springs) a 40-year franchise. The answer was since the charter says no one can have a franchise for more than 30 years, and since we have a valid franchise, another one cannot be given. The entire Winter Springs area can be annexed as Planned Unit Develop- ment if all plans are submitted at time of annexation. Mr. Reed of Florida Land. Company stated it is best for the Village to have the Water & Sewer under one company, and they have their planners studying this whole situation, and if it turns out that it would be unfeasible, then Florida Land Company will consider giving their consent to another franchise.. If it turns out unfeasible, then Winter Springs can be issued another franchise at the discretion of the Village. It would be good to open thi[t area to utilities with the construction of the mobile home park there. f Page 2 August 23, cont.: Mr. Deed said Florida Land Co. would build a larger facility out there then they presently are going to build, but they have to consider going to a lot of pains to plan for village effluent. Florida Land has a permit to perate the present facility from the Air and Wategr Pollution Control Board. Prior to getting this permit they had to satisfy the Board that they had proper treatment of the effluent. Florida Land Company will work with the Village and if it turns out that it is not feasible, then they will have to work with Winter Springs. As Winter Springa would be annexed as a Planned Unit Development, then Ordinance 0 would not apply to this area. A motion was made by Councilman Hurt that we table this item (Winter Springs) until further notice. Seconded by Councilman Piland. Discussion. Motion carries. Mayor Brown read the letter from North Orlando Water and Sewer Corp. regarding Ordinance #10 revisions. This letter states that franchise ordinances usually relate only to the issuance of a franchise and rate schedules and connection fees are covered by tariffs that are placed on file by the utility company with the municipality. A copy of these tariffs are to be given to the Zoning Board for their review and study. A motion was made by Councilman Kelley to instruct Mr. Freeman to .., amend Ordinance #10 to include fire hydrants not to exceed 1,000 feet along the street right of way. Seconded by Councilman Hurt. Discussion. Motion carries. A letter was received from the Orange Seminole Legislative Delegation regardip,g hearings they are going to hold of any legislative matters that you may wish, and the first hearing will be September 16th at 7 p.m. at the County Courthouse. Mayor Brown is to cobtact them about whether they will accept our request for a charter at this time. Our charter that we are operating under presently is a company charter. The North Orlando Company got the legislature to adopt our charter. We should change it so that we dan.gear up for the complicated problems as time goes by. If and when this new charter is drawn up, a special election would. have to be held to have this charter ratified by the people. Final Form for proposed local legislation must be in by December 2, 1971. P age 3 August 23, 1971 coat: Mayor Brown paid Bob Endicott Pontiac -Buick a check in the amount of $455.00 for the truck, and $956.04 is to be financed at the rate of 6T9.67 for twelve months. Pro-rata premium on the truck will be 134.00, for 100/300 property liability, with $50.00 deductible, comprehensive fire and theft. The fogger was insured for $800.00 and the premium will be $25.00. To increase accidental death policy on police officers will be an additional $12.00 per person. A motion was made by Councilman Piland to authorize the Mayor to increase the insurance with Cass -Knoblock of the three police officers. Seconded by Councilman.Fox. Discussion. Motion carries. Mr. Kelley said that a Mr. Pierce has donated a 110 gallon fuel oil tank to the village. It was suggested that it be put next to the fence so that it would be easy to refill. Mayor Brown announced that he had bought a fire engine today. It would be about six weeks for delivery. Police Chief Bachelor discussed the need for tires for the police car. A motion was made by Councilman Piland that we authorize the ,�. expenditure of $115.00 for tires and -balancing. Seconded by Councilman Hurt. Discussion. Motion carries. A motion was made by Councilman Piland that we pay H&Y Refuse Co. the amount of $123.00 for the July bill. Seconded by Councilman Hurt. Discussion. Motion carries by majority. A motion was made by Councilman Kelley that we adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Councilman Fox. Discussion. Motion carries. Respectfully submitted, Mary T. Norton, Clerk Approved: & o - . •