HomeMy WebLinkAbout2022 12 12 Public Hearing 403 - First Reading Ordinance 2022-12 Adopting Temproary Moratorium for Developments Requiring Stormwater Management and Drainage Systems • PUBLIC HEARINGS AGENDA ITEM 403
,n m=ared CITY COMMISSION AGENDA I DECEMBER 12, 2022 REGULAR MEETING
1959
TITLE
Consideration of Ordinance 2022-12, adopting a temporary moratorium on
the filing, processing, consideration, or decision of final engineering plan and
subdivision of land applications for developments requiring construction of
stormwater management and drainage systems.
SUMMARY
Staff is requesting that the City Commission conduct a Public Hearing and
First Reading regarding proposed ordinance 2022-12, adopting a temporary
moratorium on the filing, processing, consideration, or decision of final
engineering plan and subdivision of land applications for developments
requiring construction of stormwater management and drainage systems in
all zoning districts of the City. The proposed moratorium is being presented
in accordance with the City Commission's direction given at the October 10,
2022 City Commission meeting, in which the impact of flooding as a result of
Hurricane Ian was extensively discussed. The intent of the proposed
moratorium is to provide time for City Staff to work with the City Attorney and
City Consultants to develop proposed amendments to the City's stormwater
design requirements listed in Chapter 9 of the City Code and applicable
Comprehensive Plan requirements. The proposed moratorium would be in
effect for ninety (90) days with the option for the City Commission to extend
the moratorium by an additional three (3) month period by resolution. The
proposed moratorium ordinance contains several exemptions, as follows: A.
Applications for final engineering plans and subdivisions of land which were
formally filed with, and deemed complete by, the City on or before October
10, 2022. B. Applications for final engineering plans and subdivisions of land
for developments that will be entirely served by a master stormwater system
which previously received final engineering plan approval by the City
Commission. C. Pre-application meetings. D. Applications for development
which do not require permitting and construction of a stormwater
management and drainage systems under Section 9-241 of the City Code.
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the City Commission conduct a Public Hearing and
First Reading of Ordinance 2022-12.
392
�Q �S
3 Ld
LU
z o
1-Y
° H
O A117
Z
LU
C
( ,,Wnn
V
Z
LU
N
c
•� N
•� N
CO
LCL �N
- � W Eo
V o
Q �
W
CL
0
z
Q
z
N
W
Q��NGg
W �
z
i N
�AlIJ
L^�
(/4-''�)
V
3
E
o �
� o
U
O
N
O )
� O
U
a� o
� o �
V CL
} C
s C4 M
CL Li CL Li
® �a i
� V
y
W
Q
oc ,,
Q
W
N
W ;�� .. . .
F
t� :. Ijay�7•.�
395
Q��NGg
W �
� 3 �
Z
3� ?o
�AlIJ
V
N V
n` J
0
� } o
� U O
O N �
N
H � 7
o U
V �
.y 'N 3
L O i
cn
V
> � a
o
•� N
_ � •- o
O O o w
M°" Srime
RO
d �3 aary _
Shore kd - �o�e11J alFuaS Pd
T4des.ASS 41
:J = � � � SilnCiye Ave .R
2 Hayef�m c C
- P---
HaY�.hid- --
o p6y hr9renkp C,,
IQ
E
a
3.V OG CaAisle yr
'= - Cympn Ave `x u1 me0
5 S
Moss:Rd_-
---- a p5 is - @. 3 z D •
ID
m 5fair#a%A`e° � ¢
3
c 5 pevrzn Ave � ¢ Murphy Bdv -
a enwn Ave: ?'7nucd F x
o____-S:Ed9 G3i le ye 1
°1 SLMex Ave s c �`
S
� n
arn�v �; 3a$ •
r c �
get'•e Ave rC'n.Xev
L -
,4r1eri 55 O"ePra I
_.—.._ VVinlef-parlr Dr__-- Woli Trail
' •
_ ,n drew *G
Y'91 o
3 TimbetL 's-dmvrr T ail
dour ua,a+�^S • Surrey Run
• a4!,+;
•c Wed aWu � -
• �C P rO ll!H AIWH
• 'P'n.au" 1.4
dj;�i[u T Y °d 'fv f�.u4u Q d 4I's -o m •�
x zJ�
• i5 nE)f,N �d`°a$
Hrl
-
Sfl N Z6 Lf Rr:Myb�y�Sli 5 k•9 °o r -w
[yyP� d L 4 a
r� `u
w�
< _ 7S Yse3 Z6 ,Y
ar Z' a❑iaumS
1 I
G � s=
-80
153ue10 S. �c
c 3 V
w ¢s OS s' �e E
� ti� 4 c
PUVDIO 5 dJ w u ReM ssui ;�
• — x ns o
P
¢ a a Ad•rits.U+ s.c SII v x leery h�s+yy 9
a, c.
397
Q�rNGS
Q �a
Z
3y =d
j
� s
he IL
Ja
EL
r -
V
a�
.rr J
:d s
0
0
� o
U
Ja
t T
L
U ,
v .
� o
k
•
• 1
• 1 ,
1
•
•
•
•
• 1 •
• 1
•
•
1 1 •
• u %i�i� 916
• 1 I
1 I
• • 1
• • 1
�
coo)
Zw i
• •
• •
' • Y
• o
• >
AtlM! 1H91tl m�'
• •
• • •
399
inti = 5�e anRrP
z
_ Noevon ave 0 ----- 5 'S.Fdgernori
N Ed9emon
5 es
v^V 3ua]:N. :N:Cones Rve. Cortt7 Ple
� Z..W9iers Ave .N t, m 9
f
gteoah_&!vd- -_Sheoah-Blurs $
46
� I p�,e a•:-
N tMinter Park pr
eas+erhettY.ln m ti s la„ama]
k Lr Cnken}'pt
J tl
CaSsefhCny Ln
,. Suncreat 10::v
� H iQ^'opeys�-
[7 sA llm mq�ny{
aly1J IStlfll!46 a
v
i 7 �
14
JQ�iatfE]aQ, ,�
1{011ffPi � �
Z6 Ll 6ent48rH 5!1 M •
Z6 f[demy&H Sn S
•
37ieiuoa aQ lua9 a.:- a
F 1
is pve1461H �...
� � f
IS ue:uRrryt N d
S
¢ w21
t
E
3;vWr7 N¢
w C
w �
St - ___ -_ is 4uej!)S
400
Q�,NGg
W �
� 3 �
Z
3� ?o
OAlIJ� -
/g O
e N
16
H
.00 -F
.N
F ��, U
d s alh �y
• '
P '
JcC
8
t
} A �, E
it� o
ikl: �.t
Q�NGg
y •�
W
Z r
3� ?o
�AlIJ
W
3
O
,U E
O mo
O }
O O
j � N
O 0 -0
c
a� _>
° O
04
Ja •� 'U
• N �
4
0A -
Q rAll
N
LLM
a A
O
JlF
1
J 9
a�
403
QNGg
m N
Z ; r
3 ?o
AlIJ
to
i
N cn O
U m O
N
L�
O � O
_O
p
O O "- 4
O
I -
0 > c U
L�
N 0 � 0 Q
Q
L�
H O .i O
Q
O O w 4) N
°o ° a) ° -0 Q
�
U O O
O p -c p w
LL. Q F- F- LL- LL-
U
LL
QNGg
W M
Z ; r
3 ?o
AlIJ
N
Q Uj
� N O
U U '� O - N
a O O
O } O 4- o
N `'-
O O = vi -C c
o � O � � � •— o
a�
O O N •� N
N O
_ O cn
� O
>1 } •� o "' O
N N +-
> O O
O O O O O 4J
U U N O
i O O -Q D-
E
} N
O } E O O U
} sn
O } O O
O O O N _O •�
Q O U N O N O > O
Q
LL. Q F- Z
LL
or
o L
o
W
m G]
Mu v
s o
cc o 0
i
a
ao .
o LL
•
i
•
•
•
406
QNGg
y •�
W
Z r
3 ?o
AlIJ
A�
LO
W
E
O U
@ vi X } ,
o N o E o
o E
>
o
° oy=
U
4—
Co
o
c 0 O O
} N E 'X •o
} 4J .
p •i O U > = o
0
O
} � } o N
- 0 0 -1-
0 -0
N o
>, O o O
0 O 3 � -C at: O
3 � 0 o } � o � NUo >
N -0 EO EUooa) 0
o } � � oa� o � � � -
Q � •� � o •�, � � p � 4J p p
LL
QNGg
W �
Z ; r
3 ?o
AlIJ
A�
W
@ vi X } ,
o N o E o
o E
>
o
° oy=
U
4—
Co
o
c 0 O O
} N E 'X •o
} 4J .
p •i O U > = o
0
O
} � } o N
- 0 0 -1-
0 -0
N o
>, O o O
0 O 3 � -C at: O
3 � 0 o } � o � NUo >
N -0 EO EUooa) 0
o } � � oa� o � � � -
Q � •� � o •�, � � p � 4J p p
LL
fi.
J
— �'�.Ft of � • +��:, k���� t,.
.t 3.
• t
-All
r '4c �/ 4, f`• }•``r '
_• � ;� _ a` •'`, "� ,�, Rpt{��r�f� .� ��.
_
01.
QNGg
W co
Z ; r
3 ?o
AlIJ
i
3
� o
H
H H
o
H � }
.� W
41 0
L
60 H O 0 -0
0 = H O O vs C
= O Im _ E i
s O V H O O O
V y o V o O V
W 0 E 0
Co 0 o
i
m OV VV � � v) 0
CL A A& j& 1 A
Q��NGg
W � �
Z ; r
�AlIJ
4'Ir
AY E
yV
T
W
_
H }
H V
O
O E
0
D
A A A A
UJj
Zw
OZ .
V
ul� Z
W
W
ic
. V s
r�
_.i
' t
412
QNGg
W �
N
AlIJ'
V
O "F-
_ 0 -0
0 (D
O 0) � N � U `'- E OU
} X �
_ � .� O O O
N •� N j 0
N E
o
Q N O N
Q >
� o•
H
c
0 07
= O N
N U
O � V o
V
Q��NGg
m N
N
�AlIJ
L
O
O U
U �
� U
i
U O
C U �
m N
� U }
0 � O
V O -0
.� 0 0
U .N
4� .� � o �
p
N
V � � U
V
QNGg
W M
N
AlIJ
�O V)
O _ N
p •O U p p p N
p N •— >
.0 O N O > N
N E p =
o cn �„ O O
+- o O } O }
N .p p -0
4� p E 4) p -0
U p 4J N > —
4J O � - N ,—
U O p N OU p 0 U
Q o
Q W - n�1 n 1 �r > >
O L W W 1 O
p } U U 4) E p
O > p p
V ° O O O N °
.� ° Q U > U
•— � a ° = 3 OHO 3
L a) O o
_ U -c N N N
0 •y -1- 0 -1-- O 4) N N
0 a) QEO ° O > } �
p Q N O N p
i p
Vo U � �
V
QNGg
W Iq
N
(V
L V
O
3 �O �[
O W -u .� O -
— O O O O N
O
U N O O Q
O D cn O
X O
Qo O O O UO O O O
•� O W O
o oLn
3
VO U) � � U O
% O O O Ln N
a O o N D O
N O
H
V ° O O O J O
CAU U cn C
_ �
0N 00 c O O c
.� o � `� � � � O i QO
O O O 4) O x }
V
QNGg
W L0
N
AlIJ
O
V
U •0 OU
O O Q 4) -0 C)
Q O N
O
O0
4� N 0 -0 O N
} O U O Q4-
U 07
i O
OW
O U7
Q
•� } L N n
•i O � cn cry i � � � �
H V = O Ln } O
aL
= oN O 4) O O N n
V o
V
QNGg
W �
N
AlIJ
W
>
U N �
_O E O
� O �
L� > O
O
_
o O O }
O
— O N
O O
EL
_ O O O
} U N
,=
0 u O N J
0.
,mom
i .0 u _
LU
0 L a) -
•i 0 E -0 N O
V
U 00 c
.� ° O `;= O �
� y of } _
2. U -
> �
0 o Q } •U N
0 U -0 _O
-� O Q
C ° O } N N
U o
V
QNGg
W
N
O = cn O -C_
7C)
70 O N -�
N � N
N O U O ,�_ � _ � 0
O N O 7C)
pp p N
3 O N OU O N
`{- —
70 4� Q
i N Q U U -O 70
N
O O O •� N
•i O N i 07 i '0 •N
O _-v 70
O O N N N
C470 0) 4-- O
.� C� .�
70 70 O � N O 3 N
•� _ •O 7C) i
0 a U U 0 70 O > U > 0)
U •� N S.- w
o O O 0 (A N 0C) O U -- U
N
QNGg
W co
N
AlIJ
Lu
U � �
._ N 4J }
0 �
4J •— 0
j3 0
>1 4-D
a U y_
O
DO
V � � � O N 4J
cv
_ u - O O }_
N } > U •� U
H N `T-.
- N �
0 p N -0 Q N U
Zn
_ N N p C O
L i N
QNGg
W a.
N
AlIJ
Q
•� V}J vC_nJ O
H _
v�
j3 _ 4J
O
V E
y o
CN
C.
4J
L i N
QNGg
m O
i ; M
AlIJ
O
7C) O
� •p O � N N � O p N
a _ o70�
a� o 3 70
0 0
4 � cn=) � Noo
o •CIO E 'n � C/, -0 � Q
41 N E 'X `'— U N
p O -- p
o � zp � a� 3Cc) p3a —
_ >. 030 •Co � •a� a� �
O Q U) 7C) N p U
H O 0 U)
N 0 p 0 (1) 7C)
v o N 7U U p p 3 p
�
= � 'O O Q
•i o O O p
7C:) a�
N Q O N -0 p C4 0 0 LU
p O U
•tea � O
N E O N
W
p 0 Q 7U
N
41 0 rV r N 3 � 70 O Q N
1 - f
rI�1 L
77,111
T
W
ti' M Y W
423
Q��NGg
y •�
W
i ; M
�AlIJ
I
Q V
V =
� o =
U o
v
Q "
0
cc
� ? V Q
0
V Q O � N •4) '4) O �
� 1
ti
�p M
i
i
W
7�
A Q
W M
D) N
of N
iD000
cn Q Cy
I�
3 U � dMM �
Lu N
No
Q -
cn O"
o
V) — >
H
ORDINANCE NO. 2022-12
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
WINTER SPRINGS, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; ADOPTING A
TEMPORARY MORATORIUM WITHIN THE JURISDICTIONAL
LIMITS OF THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS REGARDING THE
FILING, PROCESSING, CONSIDERATION, OR DECISION OF FINAL
ENGINEERING PLAN AND SUBDIVISION OF LAND APPLICATIONS
FOR DEVELOPMENT REQUIRING CONSTRUCTION OF
STORMWATER MANAGEMENT AND DRAINAGE SYSTEMS UNDER
SECTION 9-241 OF THE CITY CODE IN ALL ZONING DISTRICTS OF
THE CITY; PROVIDING THAT SAID MORATORIUM PERIOD SHALL
BE EFFECTIVE FOR A PERIOD OF 90 DAYS, WITH THE OPTION FOR
THE CITY COMMISSION TO EXTEND THE MORATORIUM PERIOD
FOR AN ADDITIONAL THREE MONTHS IF NECESSARY TO ALLOW
THE CITY COMMISSION, CITY LAND PLANNING AGENCY, CITY
STAFF AND CITY ATTORNEY TO DEVELOP AMENDMENTS TO
CHAPTER 9 OF THE CITY CODE AND APPLICABLE
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REQUIREMENTS TO ENHANCE THE
STORMWATER DESIGN REQUIREMENTS OF THE CITY;
PROVIDING FOR PENALTIES, REPEAL OF PRIOR INCONSISTENT
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS, CONFLICTS WITH STATE AND
FEDERAL LAW AND SEVERABILITY, NON-CODIFICATION, AND AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City is granted the authority, under § 2(b), Art. VIII of the State
Constitution, to exercise any power for municipal purposes, except when expressly prohibited by
law; and
WHEREAS, Chapter 9 of the City Code allows developers to make application for site
plan, final engineering plans, and subdivision of land applications within the City and establishes
design requirements for required improvements, including stormwater management and drainage
systems pursuant to Section 9-241 of the City Code; and
WHEREAS, Section 9-241 of the City Code, consistent with applicable levels of service
established in the City's Comprehensive Plan,requires all drainage facilities in the City of Winter
Springs to be designed for a rainfall of a twenty-five year/twenty-four hour return period using an
SCS Type II Modified rainfall distribution and establishes the twenty-five year/twenty-four hour
storm as the "design storm" for the City; and
WHEREAS, flooding from extreme storm events has affected many cities and
communities across the country, causing billions of dollars in damages annually; and
City of Winter Springs
Ordinance No. 2022-12
Page 1 of 4
426
WHEREAS, the City of Winter Springs has recently experienced an unprecedented
flooding event following the impact of Hurricane Ian causing significant damage to the
community, and the City Commission desires the City engineer and appropriate City staff and
consultants to investigate and provide proposals increasing the "design storm" standards of the
City for which all drainage systems will be designed as well as any other necessary updates to the
City's Comprehensive Plan and City Code to enhance the quality and capacity of drainage systems
required for new development within the City for purposes of mitigating against flooding; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission desires a temporary moratorium to be enacted to
temporarily cease the filing, processing, consideration, and decision of final development plans
and subdivision of land applications requiring construction of stormwater management and
drainage systems under Section 9-241 of the City Code; and
WHEREAS, a temporary moratorium allows such review to occur unhindered by
developments that could frustrate the objective of the review, and eliminate the race of diligence
that may occur while such reviews are underway, and allows for necessary code changes and/or
policy changes to be fully evaluated and/or implemented before new permitting and construction
takes place; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission finds that improving flood resilience by enhancing
drainage facility standards for new development will protect people, buildings, infrastructure and
other facilities from flooding risk and serves a compelling government interest and public purpose;
and
WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, hereby finds
this Ordinance to be in the best interests of the public health, safety, and welfare of the citizens of
Winter Springs.
NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF WINTER
SPRINGS HEREBY ORDAINS,AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. Recitals. The foregoing recitals are hereby fully incorporated herein by
reference as legislative findings of the City Commission of Winter Springs.
Section 2. Adoption of Temporary Moratorium. Beginning on the effective date
of this Ordinance and continuing for ninety (90) days thereafter, or sooner if provided by an
ordinance by the Winter Springs City Commission, a temporary moratorium is hereby imposed
upon filing, processing, considering, and decision making related to final engineering plan and
subdivision of land applications for development requiring construction of stormwater
management and drainage systems under Section 9-241 of the City Code in all zoning districts of
the City, except for such applications exempt from the temporary moratorium as expressly set forth
in Section 3 of this Ordinance. The temporary moratorium adopted herein may be extended by
City of Winter Springs
Ordinance No. 2022-12
Page 2 of 4
427
the City Commission for up to an additional ninety(90) days by Resolution.
Section 3. Exemptions from Temporary Moratorium. The following permit
applications are exempt from the temporary moratorium:
A. Applications for final engineering plans and subdivisions of land which were
formally filed with, and deemed complete by, the City on or before October 10, 2022.
B. Applications for final engineering plans and subdivisions of land for developments
that will be entirely served by a master stormwater system which previously received final
engineering plan approval by the City Commission.
C. Pre-application meetings.
D. Applications for development which do not require permitting and construction of
a stormwater management and drainage systems under Section 9-241 of the City Code.
Section 4. Recommendations for Land Development Regulations. The City
Manager and appropriate staff, in consultation with the City's consultants and City Attorney, are
hereby requested to evaluate the aforementioned requirements and develop and recommend, as
may be deemed advisable by the City Manager and City Attorney, land development regulation
amendments and/or Comprehensive Plan text amendments consistent with the direction provided
hereunder.
Section 5. Penalties. Violations of this Ordinance are punishable as provided by
Section 1-15 of the City Code of Winter Springs, Florida or other applicable Code provisions.
Section 6. Repeal of Prior Inconsistent Ordinances and Resolutions. All
prior inconsistent ordinances and resolutions adopted by the City Commission, or parts of prior
ordinances and resolutions in conflict herewith, are hereby repealed to the extent of the conflict.
Section 7. Non-Codification. This Ordinance shall not be incorporated into the
Winter Springs City Code.
Section 8. Conflicts with State and Federal Law; Severability. No provision
herein is intended to impose a moratorium on the processing of land use applications required to
be processed within certain time frames by state or federal law. If any section, subsection,
sentence, clause, phrase, word or provision of this ordinance is for any reason held invalid or
unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, whether for substantive, procedural, or
any other reason, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision, and
such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance.
Section 9. Effective Date. This Ordinance shall become effective immediately
City of Winter Springs
Ordinance No. 2022-12
Page 3 of 4
428
upon adoption by the City Commission of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, and pursuant to
City Charter.
ADOPTED by the City Commission of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, in a regular
meeting assembled on the day of 12023.
KEVIN McCANN, Mayor
ATTEST:
CHRISTIAN GOWAN
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM AND SUFFICIENCY
FOR THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS ONLY.
ANTHONY A. GARGANESE
City Attorney
First Legal Ad Published:
First Reading:
Second Legal Ad Published:
Effective Date:
City of Winter Springs
Ordinance No. 2022-12
Page 4 of 4
429
Orlando Sentinel l Section 2 l Thursday,November 10,2022 5
N14WS13R1 MMM
Suit by impeachment
witness against Trump
son and allies tossed
aromnN.ssem«� TrmmpandUkrafee'slrader,
Uo dl y,Zeleoskyy.Vied-
WASHINGTON —A on 'd he reported his -
judgeTuesdaydismissed msm a lawyer at the
a
law
a uit that accused National SecurityCouneD.
Donald Tmup's okd,st sonThrsuitallegedthat after
and other,Trump allies of Vmdmaawassuuarea edby €€ €€
mintimidation and defy se Houlawmakers to testify, ET
ationesmpaigntargeting the defendants and others
retired Armn
Array lieuteant ordivaud and advanced c
colonelwhoservelesakey "false ratives"about
witness in the former pres- him,in ludiagthat he was I Po
idents f st impeachment a spy for Ukraine and had
c -
spokea pejoratively about - -
NexanderVmdmantesti- rhe U.S.to foreign officials;
fled during2019 impeach- leaked classif,d fafor- -
-or proceedings about a matioa about him;falsely -1
phone call in,which Trump cused hien oflyivgunder Z
pressed his Ul—fter - oath;and worked to derail
terparttoiecestigate Demo- his expected promotionto
etwerivali-Bidenavdbis colonel
son,Hunter. But Boasberg said that
Trumpwasimpeuchedby even,if the facts show the
the House but acquitted by def daatshadace— i.eeperle—es Day:Baikwnsarerdeased duringceremerymarking Cambodias lndependeno=_Dayon Wedossdayin Phnom
the Senaei,Fl?bmary2020. motiveofdefend'rvgTrump Penh.Cambodia had beenruled by France starting in1863uotil beinggiveo partial sovereignty io 1946.Sesenyears later,the
Viodmausuedthisyearin during his impeachment Southeast Asian countrywasgivenfullindependenm by France.CHHINSOTIy/G1T FP
Washington's federalcourt, proceedings,they do not
casingDonakd Tnrmp Jr. prove that theyuvited with
and othersofpardripativg a specific goal ofintimidat- both matters would essen- nation gaps between rich station's U.S.,Russian and wage increases,the action
an'meatiomed,concerted ivgVrndmanfromtestifying tiaflybethrsame. and poor coutries are still Jap—cec-w.f— led most trains and public
aarpaig—fundewfrlintim- ordoivghisjob. But Fairfax County wide,rad new variants urban aaffic to be reduced
klatienavd retaliation"over Circuit CourtJudge Robertr ootiouereproliferae. Europea.Adiees:Workers to a minimum and 60%of
hisderi,iontotestify Ga.eleetionpl I:Former Smith sided with prusecu- The U.N.health agency walked offdej.b in Greece flights to be canceled at
Inhisnding'ltiesday,IIS. House Speaker Newt Ging- tors who said the subpoena said the tally of newly avdBelgicanwWeduesday Bro—elsairport.
District Judge James Be.- rich mustcomply with a should be enforced.The registered COV1D49 cases during nationwide strikes
bergaclmowledgedthatthr subpoevaseekinghistesti- judge said the law doesn't worldwide was over 2.1 aguinat nere.4,grovsuvra aoyalstargated:A23-year-
"def,ndantsleve1edavharsh, mony in front ofa special parse a difference between million for the week ending prices,disruptivgtranspor- old m rested
sphited,and at times geadjuryinGeorgiai-- regular grand juries and Sundaydowa15%fonthe ratio,forcingflightcancel- Wednesdayafter hurl-
orWeadirgattacls"against tigatingwhed—thin-Pres- specialgandjories,as Ging- previmuswerl Thenumber latices and shutting down ing eggs and vitriol at Rea
Viadmaa.But,he said, idem Donald Trump and rirh'slawycrhad argued of—Idy deaths fell 10% public services. Charles Uami
I and Clla,
"political hackery alone others illegally tried to udder- comparedmaweekearliec Ia Greece,thousands of the cure,coesort,as thcy
doe not violate"the law core that state's 2020,1ec- COVID-19 deaths: The overall,the WHO has proiestersmarchedthrcogh walked in the northern
and allow for a successful tiovresult,aVuginiajudge World Health Org rizatioer reported 629 milli—e.ws thesteretsofAthcusandthe EvglavdeityofYorl,
lawsuit ruled Wednesday rhi,foa Wednesday said a a,d6.5 nu liondeaffislinked n AhemcityofThessalon- Video footage showed
Besides Tromp Jr.,other Gingrich, who lives ocarly 90P/.drop in reccut tothepanlsome. ild Briefelashes broke out several eggs in motion and
defendants included Rudy is Virginia,had argued COVID-19 deaths globally atthseedv
ofdewnstertions mashed on the ground.
Giuliani,a longe me Trump that the federal law that corgaredwith ninemsrths D 1w yto spaeestatio c A in both cities,with small Nov,appeared to bit the
adviser who has served as rmallyrequiresstatesto ago provides"cause foropti- Nothroprr,nm suespsule gmupsofpmestersbr,ak- royalcouple,whocoetia-
Truup'slawyer,aedformer honor out-of-state grand msm;'but still urged vigi- delivered several tons of mgoiffromffienomroarch nod to be greeted by local
White House communica- juryarmrmusessboukdut lave,against the pandemic supplies tuffichteroational to throw Mclotovcocktails dignitaries
tions officials Dan Scavino apply is this case because variantscmatimaeecrop Space Station on Weders- and rocks at police,who Several police officers
andichMaha the special gmodjury lacks up dsydespiteajammedschl respondedwithteargasavd couldbeseengraapplivgwith
Vindman,an Iraq War thep—oreceindict. Director-General Todros panel. st—goreades. man atabarrier.Britain's
veteran whose family fled He also argued that thr AdhamunGhebreyesussaid The shiproretarrive 1two Belgium's nationwide PA news agency reported
the Soviet Union when un
subpoena would be ounce- thast
tlastweekjoovcr9,400 days after laun,h.d g from strike over cost-of-living thatthcponersterbooeda,d
he was a child,was akcy arily duplicative and deathclinkedtothecomVi
na- rginia was
marled traffic shooms],"This country
imp, lroeatwitersst,sti- burdensome because he vim,wec,reported to the Amongtbe8,200pouuds through much ofthe coup- builtoathebleadofsluece
fying that hrtwice raised hasaheadyagreedtotest* WHO.In F>:bruary of this ofeappliecbracketsneeded ryavddisrulaedbusivessov ashewasbeivgdetained
ver the Trump is front ofa congressional year,be said,weekly deaths fo...pacewalk next week workers set up picket other members of the
administration's push to selectcommitteeirnestigat- hadtopped75A00globally to expand the station's lines at supermarkets and crowd tried to drown him
have Ukraine investigate ivg the deadly Jae,6,2021, ThrWHochiefsaidtest- power,as well as apples, shoppivgcevters. out by chanting,"Shame
Bider.After listening to attack ou the U.S.Capitol ing and sequencing rates blueberries,cheese,peanut As the uatry'sm on your'and"Godsave the
the July 2019 call between and that his testimony in renainlowgloballyeavd- buterandicreceamforthe trade animas called for king"
CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF ZONING TEXT CHANGES
TEMPORARY ZONING MORATORIUM NOTICEN &ZONING BOARD AND
THE WINTER SPRINGS PLANNING&ZONING BOARD AND CITY COMMISSION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PROPOSE TO CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE:
THE CITY COMMISSION
PROPOSES TO CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE: 1. ORDINANCE 2022-11.AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE
ORDINANCE 2022-12 CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS,FLORIDA,PROVIDING FOR AN AMENDMENT TO
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, CHAPTER 20 ZONING REGULATING SELF-SERNCE STORAGE FACILITIES;
SEMINOLE COUNTY,FLORIDA;ADOPTING A TEMPORARY MORATORIUM WITHIN PROVIDING FOR A DEFINITION OF SELF-SERVICE STORAGE FACILITIES;
THE JURISDICTIONAL LIMITS OFTHE CITY OF WINTERSPRINGS REGARDING THE ESTABLISHING SELF-SERVICE STORAGE FACILITIES AS A CONDITIONAL USE
FILING,PROCESSING,CONSIDERATION,OR DECISION OF FINAL ENGINEERING ON CERTAIN PROPERTY DESIGNATED C-1 NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL ON
PLAN AND SUBDIVISION OF LAND APPLICATIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT
REQUIRING CONSTRUCTION OF STORMWATER MANAGEMENT AND DRAINAGE THE CITY'S ZONING MAP WITH FRONTAGE ON STATE ROAD 419;ESTABLISHING
SYSTEMS UNDER SECTION 9-241 OF THE CITY CODE IN ALL ZONING DISTRICTS SELF-SERVICE STORAGE FACILITIES AS A CONDITIONAL USE ON PROPERLY
OF THE CITY;PROVIDING THAT SAID MORATORIUM SHALL BE EFFECTIVE FOR A DESIGNAI EU I-1 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT,ADOPTING NEW SUPPLEMENTAL
PERIOD OF 90 DAYS,WITH THE OPTION FOR THE CITY COMMISSION TO EXTEND ZONING DISTRICT REGULATIONS REGARDING THE DESIGN AND OPERATION OF
THE MORATORIUM FOR AN ADDITIONAL THREE MONTHS IF NECESSARY TO SELF-SERVICE STORAGE FACILITIES;PROVIDING AN AMENDMENT TO THE C-3
ALLOW THE CITY COMMISSION,CITY LAND PLANNING AGENCY,CITY STAFF HIGHWAY 17-92 ZONING DISTRICT TO INCORPORATE THE NEW DEFINITION OF
AND CITY ATTORNEY TO DEVELOP AMENDMENTS TO CHAPTER 9 OF THE CITY SELF-SERVICE STORAGE FACILITIES AND CLARIFYING THAT THE C-3 HIGHWAY
CODE AND APPLICABLE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REQUIREMENTS TO ENHANCE
THE STORMWATER DESIGN REQUIREMENTS OF THE CITY;PROVIDING FOR 1/-92 COMMERCIAL DISTRICT IS INIENDED FOR LANDSADJACENTTO HIGHWAY
PENALTIES,REPEAL OF PRIOR INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS, 1/-92ONLY;PROVIDING FOR I HE REPEAL OF PRIOR INCONSIS I EN I ORDINANCES
CONFLICTS WITH STATE AND FEDERAL LAW AND SEVERABILITY,NOW AND RESOLUTIONS,INCORPORATION INTO THE CODE,SEVERABILITY,AND AN
CODIFICATION,AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. EFFECTIVE DATE.
PLANNING&ZONING BOARD
PUBLIC HEARING THE PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD ON
WILL BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 17,2071
THURSDAY,NOVEMBER 172022 AT 5:30 P.M.OR SOON THEREAFTER
AT 5:30 P.M.OR SOON THEREAFTER IN THE IN THE WINTER SPRINGS CITY HALL COMMISSION CHAMBERS LOCATED AT 1126
COMMISSION CHAMBERS LOCATED AT EAST STATE ROAD 434,WINTER SPRINGS,FL
WINTER SPRINGS CITY HALL
1126 EAST STATE ROAD 434 THE CITY COMMISSION PUBLIC HEARING AND FIRST READING WILL BE HELD ON
WINTER SPRINGS,FLORIDA DECEMBER 12,2(ra
CITY COMMISSION FIRST READING AT 6:30 P.M.OR SOON THEREAFTER
PUBLIC HEARING IN THE WINTER SPRINGS CITY HALL COMMISSION CHAMBERS LOCATED AT 1126
WILL BE HELD ON EAST STATE ROAD 434,WINTER SPRINGS,FL
MONDAY,DECEMBER 12 2022
AT 6:30 P.M.OR SOON THEREAFTER IN THE Said ordinance may be Inspected by the public atthe City Clerk's Office,located at 1126
COMMISSION CHAMBERS LOCATED AT E.SR 434,Winter Springs,Florida,prior to the public hearings.Interested members of
WINTER SPRINGS CITY HALL the public may appear atthe public hearings and be heard with respect to the proposed
1126 EAST STATE ROAD 434
WINTER SPRINGS,FLORIDA ordinance.
Said ordinance may be inspected by the public at the City Clerk's Office,located at 1126 E. I he Planning&Zoning Board and City Commission reserve the right to continue or
SR 434,Winter Springs,Florida,prior to the public hearings.Interested members of the public postpone hearings to a date certain without re-advertising.Any person who decides to
may appear at the public hearings and be heard with respect to the proposed ordinance. appeal any decision of the City Commission with respect to any matter considered at
The Planning&Zoning Board and City Commission reserve the right to continue or postpone tiles,meetings will need a record of the proceedings and,for such purposes,may need
hearings to a date certain without re-advertising.Any person who decides to appeal any _
decision of the City Commission with respect many matter considered at these meetings will to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings Is made,which record includes the
need a record of the proceedings and,for such purposes,may need to ensure that a verbatim testimony and evidence upon which the appeal Is based.
record of the proceedings is made,which record includes the testimony and evidence upon
which the appeal is based. SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS:The facility wherein this public meeting will be held
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS:The facilitywherein this public meeting will be held is accessible is accessible to the physically handicapped.In accordance with the Americans with
to the physically handicapped.In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act,persons Disabilities Act,persons needing assistance to participate in any of these proceedings
needing assistance to participate in any of these proceedings should contact the City Clerk should contictthe City Clerk of the City ofWinter Springs,listed below,at least 48 hours
of the City of Winter Springs,listed below,at least 48 hours prior to the meeting:Christian
Gowan,CIty Clerk,1126 E State Road 434,Winter Springs,by telephone at(407)327-6560 or prior to the meeting:Christian Gowan,City Clerk,1126 E State Road 434,Winter Springs,
via email at cgowanQwinterspringsfl.org. by telephone at(407)327-6560 or via email at raowanQwinterspringsfl.org.
430