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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983 11 02 Minutes ~ ..L ;" ..... I ,l > ~ ') "--- COUNCIL OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN SE~INOLE COUNTY The regular meeting of the Council of Local Governments in Seminole County was held on Wednesday, November 2, 1983, in the Oviedo City 11, Oviedo, Florida. 1. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. and Pledge of Allegiance was lead by Chairman Constantine. MEMBER PRESENT: Commissioner Lee Constantine, Altamonte Springs, Chairman Mayor Robert Hhittier, Oviedo Commissioner Eddie Keith, Sanford Commissioner Bill Kirchoff, Seminole County Mayor Charles Glascock, Casselberry Commissioner Buck Adkins, winter Springs, Treasurer OTHERS PRESENT: City Manager Phil Penland, Altamonte Springs Councilman E. P. Bruce, OViedo Councilman W. A. Ward, Jr., OViedo Councilman Ralph H. Neely, Oviedo Councilman Gary H. Gotwalt, Oviedo Ann Moore, Orlando Sentinel Mary Ann Conner, Assistant City Clerk, OViedo 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Motion made by Commissioner Kirchoff to approve minutes of October 5, 1983, seconded by Commiss- ioner Adkins, and motion carried unanimously. 3. TREASURER REPORT: Treasurer Adkins gave the report of the checking account of $4.18 and savings accounts $4.64 and $405.79, as of 9/30/83. Motion made by ~ayor Whittier to accept report and seconded by Commissioner Keith and motion carried unanimously. 4. PROPOSITION I COMMITTEE ME~BERS: Proposition I Committee members were reported as: David Chacey, Longwood; Buck Adkins, Winter Springs; Roger Harris, Seminole County School Board; Jim Eas~on, Board of County Commissioners; Steve Harriett, Sanford; Nancy Cox, Oviedo; and Linda Zike, Cass- elberry with Altamonte Springs City ~anager Penland as Chairman. There will be a meeting set up soon to get started. 5. PROPOSITION I: Mayor Whittier suggested that CALNO should glve guide lines to committee so that all cities will be figurering impact of Proposition I on their cities revenue using the same formula. Chairman Constantine suggested as discussed at the previous meeting that the committee try to put figures on the table and see what exactly would happen to each city, county and school board if Proposition I passed. The suggestion was made that the committee not have any chains or bounds on their suggestions. -Page 2 of 2- 6. REPORI'S FRa-1 CAINO MEMBERS: AI tanonte Springs; Corn:nissioner Constantine reported that they had an election Tuesday with a 2 seat race. Casselberry; Mayor Glascock reported that they would have their election in December with Mayor and 2 Council seat race. They have also been negotiating with three unions and hope they are nBking sone headway with all. Oviedo; Mayor Whittier reported the Rossmm PUD project is progressing normally, and hope conclusion will be quite soon. Mayor Whittier also urged the State and County to look forward to purchasing roWs along 419. Sanford; Comnissioner Keith reported the auto train was again caning into Sanford; that there was a 2.5 million dollar fire Saturday night and that the Star of Sanford was fack for the winter. Seminole County; Conmissioner Kirchhoff reported that the County had been holding rreetings with rrost of the cities as to their road needs. When all the information is in, they will sit down and, on a need basis, make a decision on road priori ties. The County received favorable corrments on these meetings with several suggestions that they do this each year. Corrmissioner Kirchhoff reported on the selection of Howard, Needles, Tarrmen, and Bergendoff as the consulting firm to review the corridor which Orange County's Expressway Authority said they thought should be where the road soould go; which is the corridor between Winter Springs and Oviedo. Their projections now show that if the road is built by 1990, the segrrent fran the Orange County line to 419, between Winter Springs and Oviedo V>Duld have 30,000 cars per day using it. The section from 419 across Lake Jessup to Lake Mary Boulevard would have 35,000 cars per day. This is not the only corridor being considered. Corrmissioner Constantine reported that the Expressway Authority decided to include the County's transportation study with the expressway corridor study, so that firm will be doing both studies. It was felt this was cost saving as well as avoiding duplication. Winter Springs; Corrmissioner Adkins reported a letter was received from oor that they had received their resolution on improvements on 419 and that "it had been put in their process." Lake Mary; Absent Longwood; Absent School Board; Absent 7. Next Meeting: The next rreeting of CALNO will be held on Wednesday, Decerrber 7, 1983 at 7:30 PM at Sanford City Hall.