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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1971 12 06 Village Council Regular MinutesREGULAR SESSION VILLAGE COUNCIL VILLAGE_ OF NORTH OR-LANDO _.DECEMBER 6, 1971 The Regular Session of the Village Council of the Village of North Orlando, Florida was called to order by Mayor Brown at 7:32 p.m. A pledge of allegiance to the flag was led by Mr. Freeman. Roll Call; Councilmen: Mayor Granville Brown, present Troy Piland, present Attorney Thanas Freeman, present W. R. Hart, present Vic® Mayor Charles Rowell, present Herbert Fox, present Charles Kelley, present The Council Meeting was recessed and the Public Hearing was opened to change the zoning of Al Schaeterts land from R-1 to P.U.D. Mr. Freeman read the notice of public hearing that was published in the Sanford Herald. No one came to speak against this change in zoning. Mayor Brown closed the public hearing 7:38 p.m., and reconvened the Council Meeting. rA motion was made by Councilman Kelley to change the zoning classification on Al Schachter ' s 100 acre tract of land from R-1 to P.U.D., in accordance with the plans submitted for the area. Seconded by Councilman Rowell. Discussion. Motion carries. A motion was made by Councilman Fox to accept the minutes of November 22, 1971. seconded by Councilman Kelley. Discussion. Motion carries. A motion was made by Councilman Rowell to accept the minutes of November 29, 1971 as written. Seconded by Councilman Fox. Discussion. Motion carries. A motion was made by Councilman Hurt to pay the bills. seconded by Councilman Piland, Discussion. Motion carries. Finance Report, Mr. Fox reporting; Councilman Fox read the monthly finance report as follows. - Balance, General Fund, October 31, 1971 $ 3,278.55 Deposits i 63 8 41: Checks Drams , 3 1.89 Balance, General Fund, November 30, 1971 $3$410-14 Page 2 Dec. 6, 1975 coat. - Road & Bridge Fund, October 31, 1971 Balance 86 Checks Drawn 99.12 Deposits Balance Road & Bridgeand N562.05 Funds November 30,19?1 $ 1,?C'1:4t3 Certificates of Deposit: One Certificate for the Building Fund 2011.94 One Certificate for the Building Fund 556.6o One Certificate for the General Fund 2 000.00 Total Amount in Certificates of Deposit , O Health & Recreation Report, Mr. Piland regortin_: so recreation report as It will De taken up on the agenda. There have been complaints about garbage pickups, and Mr. Piland will check this out. Road & Bride R ort Mr. Hurt re ortin : r, Hurt TWjced Mr. Reed or Worlda Land Company for putting clay on the roads. Most roads are in good condition, Mr. Han sen,the maintenance man, is doing a good job. �- A motion was made by Councilman Rowell that the Road & Bridge Commissioner sake a surrey of the signs necessary in the Village to order. Seconded by Councilman Fox. Discussion. Motion carries. A motion was made by Councilman Rowell that we turn on eight lights (every other one) from Village Limits to Highway 17f92. Seconded by Councilman Fox. Discussion. Motion carries. Zoning & Industrial Report, Mr. Kelley reporting: Mr. Kelley diacuss®d^It mI an e a ac a recommendation from the Zoning Board, recommending the Council accept the plans for the lighting of Winter Springs bait II. As Mr, Goodman hopes to attain a rustic atmosphere it was decided that seventeen lights would be sufficient. A motion was made by Councilman Kelley that we accept Winter Springs plan utilizing 17 lights with locations as shown on the plan submitted. Seconded by Councilman Hurt. Discussion. Motion carries. Mr. Kelley suggested that the city stamp be put on all plats approved by the Council. The second recommendation from the Board was that Calbert Construction Company is in violation of Ordinance #50, page 14, Section II, paragraph 2. Mr. Kelley stated because of the poor drainage, poor workmanship he feels the Village should take whatever legal means necessary to prevent Calbert Construction Co. from selling any houses until they bring the buildings up to a good standard. Page 3 . Dec. 6, 1971 eort.o. A motion was made by Councilman Kelley to take whatever means necessary to get this problem corrected. Seconded by Councilman Fox. Discussion. Motion carries. A motion was made by Councilman Rowell that we interview Harry Byers for a part-time building inspector on a fee basis or any- one else who is qualified. Seconded by- Councilman Fox. Roll Call vote: Councilman Rowell, aye; Councilman Kelley aye; Councilman Fox, aye; Councilman Hurt, no; Councilman Filand, no; motion carries. Police & Fire Re ort Mr. Rowell r ortin : Gourclimar Rowell read the monthly police and fire reports. The Fire -Department requested permission to have a Christmas parade on December 19s 1971• A motion was made by Councilman Rowell that we authorize the Fire Department to have a Christmas parade in the Village of ?forth Orlando and allow them to use three trucks. Seconded by Councilman Hurt. Discussion. Motion carries. Ma ort s ReportReporty Mayor Brown reporting. - Mayor .Brown said he roe in the Christmas Parade in Sanford and it was very nice. Western Land has sent invitations for a dinner at the House of Steak in Sanford, Tuesday, December 7th, and after- wards they will make a presentation of Hacienda Village. A letter has been received from Mr. Logan Browning, Fiscal agent; he will be here the 8th and 9th of December. A letter has been received from David Farr, County Planner, listing all public hearings for the month, copies to be given to all Councilmen. Insurance specifications need updating, and this will be discussed at our Workshop Meeting, December 13. Mr. Piland made a presentation of the preliminary plans for the Recreation Area which were drawn up by Schweitzer and Associates, architects. Mr. Piland has worked with Nolan Reed of Florida Lend Company and Mr. John Hall, of Florida Land Company, and this is what Schweitzer & Associates have come up with. If this plan is accepted they will come up with a finalized daawing. If we get involved with federal fonds we will have to have an over-all plan. Mr. Piland said he would like to get the existing facilities such as the ball field, shuffleboard courts operational. All Councilmen showed their approval, and finalized plans should be coming shortly. Mr. Hall said Schweitzer & Associates have offered their services to the Village and the Community Association, and if anyone wanted to meet with them, he would make the arrangements. Meadowlark Unit I, Clifford Jordan speaking: Mr. Jordan discussed Meadowlark Unit I; 204 additional units are to be built. They will be built over a period of one year, and it will be a modern development in every respect. Mr. Jordan said they intend to meet all the requirements of the subdivision Page k., Dec. 1971, cant,: regulations plus regulations as set by FEA. They have one of the finest engineering companies in Central Florida, OtNeil & Associates; the project has not been done on a cost basis, it is being done on what should be done. We have asked the engineer to design an overall northern wide drainage area. Then Mr. Mike Alexatos discussed the drainage problem. He said when Meadowlark Unit 1 was first discussed with the Zoning Board it became apparent of the problem of what to do with the water. They dontt believe any pipe will take care of that amount of water. Bob Mullin of O'Neil A Associates presented a drawing of their plans. Mr. Alexatos stated they would pipe all that is required down stream of the project. An open canal, 40t wide, is to be installed along Highway 419 to take care of this drainage problem. This is to be discussed at our Workshop Meeting of December 200 with Cal Conklin, Village Engineer, present. A motion was made by Councilman Fox to adjourn. Seconded by Councilman Hurt. Motion carries. Approved: i i . raw Respectfully submitted, ,va tg %' Mary T. Norton, Clerk December 6,1971 Honorable Mayor Brown and Council of North Orlando North Orlando, Florida Gentlemen: The Village Planning and Zoning Board meeting of December 2,1971 was called to order with all members present. I.Winter Springs Unit II -Lighting The Board recommends that the Council accept the plans for the lighting of Winter Springs Unit 11 Lighting (22 lights and locations) as submitted. 17 2.The Board calls to the attention of Council that Colbett Construction Company, owner Albert Clark III, is in violation of Ordinance 50, page 14, Section 11, pa raph 2. Respeltiv;ly submi ed: PALMER, THAIRIMA Bills Presented For Approval 11/6/71.: Seminole County Rabies Control_ 67-50 6.00 Engel i s (Police Dept.) Engel ' s (Police Dept.) 50.30 Police Chief Bachelor Rome Telephone Bill 26.34 Jack Prosser Ford (Police Dept.) 62.17 The Sanford Hemal d (Police Dept.) 7.92 Sentinel. Star (Police Dept.) 20.79 City of Casselberry (office) 40.00 Flamingo Springs Water Co. 8.70 Fairchild Prdduete Corp.(Poliee Dept.) 9.30 H & W Sunoco (Police Dept.) 185.33 H & W Sunoco (Fire Dept.) 18.29 Total Bills - General Fund 502.64 Road & Bridge Fund: Mebane Oil Co. 8.67 H g W Sunoco (R&B) 3 5-99 Total. Bills - Road & Bridge Fund 44.66 ,.. Buil ditg Permits Issued Jaruary Mayor Clifford Jordar resigned. David G. Tilsor 16 220,500- appointed. February Police Chief Lyors resigned. Mairterarce Mar hired. 16 216,700. March New police chief, Walter Bachelor, appointed. 21 307,200. April New Mayor, Granville Brown, sworn in. Charles Re1_ley, Charles Rowell, Troy Piland and Herbert Fox sworn in as Councilmen. Council will. hold meetings on the 1st & 3rd Monday's of each month. Councilmen to receive $25.00 a month for expenses and Mayor $50.00. New franchise agree- ment negotiated with Florida Power Corp. CALNO Council initiated. 15 198,725• May Construction licensing agreement with Robert Brown, Seminole Licensing Board. Property re -zoned from R-U to Planned Urit Development. 554 acres including championship golf course. 13 196,700. June Jure 1.2th and lath was C1.ear-Up Week. $500 was appropriated to buy a new pump for the fire truck. 10 134,950• July Vil-lage took over the fire trucks and equip- ment. Radar set purchased for police car. Permissior granted to use Casselberry jail.. Mr. Bill Goodmar approached the Village about the possibility of being al)rexed into. the Village. 1_8 286,700. August The utility tax was charged *'o a. strax'gn 8%. Utility buil.dArg purchased. Full-time patrolman hired. Fogging machine purchased. Pick-up truck and fire truck purchased. Humane officer for the Village hired. Joined the Seminole Advisory Council for the Aged and the Seminole Development Board. 28 408,900. September New charter presented to the Orange -Seminole Legislative Delegation. 29 459,900. October Franchise awarded to American Cablevision. Al. Schachter's 100 acres annexed. Winter Springs annexed - 3500 acres. 1-5 1-31+,55fl• IN'ovember December Fire truck donated from Martin -Marietta Corp. Road right -of -wags annexed along SR 434 from Hwy. 17-92 to SR419 & SR434• Mr. Logan Browning, financial advisor, hired. 17 -._, 247,000. Preliminary plans for the Recreation area presented. Final plans for Meadowlark Unit I presented. 204 homes 7 89,500. 205 2, 951 , 325. .2 `�� 3e