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Home My WebLink About1991 09 04 Minutes ,....."...., n ~ ," r. F E 4(17-327'.-56~,~3 p. €12 COUNCIL OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN SEMLNOLE COUNTY B~ptember .t 1991 Cent.ral i'loridaRegional Airport f SanfOl:d r Florida ~~.8~.~S PgSEN.,I cOIlUnissioner Lee Const.:antine, Al tamonte Springs commissioner Paul Lovestrand, Longwood Commissioner Whi.tey ECkstein, Sanford Nancy Warren, Seminole County School Board Co:mmissioner cindy Kaehh'l.r I winter Springs !fJlMBERQ ABSEljT Commissioner David Mealor, Lake Mary Commissioner Pat rJa.rren, Seminole County Mayor Andn~a Dennison, Casselberry Councilperson Ida Cook, oviedo ALSO PRESE~t'r Steve Cooke, Director of Aviation for the Central Floriu~ Regional Airport C.ALL '1'0 ORDER Conml.issioner Whi.tey Ec.kstE!in, r.rreasurer I called the rneeting to "'order at 6:30 PM. commissioner Eckstein informed the council that Chairman David Mealor called hitn to chair the l'neeting as ChaLrman Mealor was unexpectedly unable to attend. cornmissione;r cindy Kaehler volunteered to take minutes of' the meeting. APP~OVAL OF MINUTES Mot io;-;;~~-!~ade~'by Nancy Warren, seconded by conun i ss ioner Constantine, to approval the minutes of August 7, 1991. Motion carries unanimously. ~REASURER~_REPOR~ Comm.issioner Eckstein :r.t?po:t'ted a balance of $430.14. He also reported that there would be expenses incurred from the previous me;;>;ting for travel e~;peliSe$ fer the Cr.mf'lict Resolution. Board. The council asked commissioner Eckstein to look into these expenses and report back when the. expenses 'Ner:e aut.hori.zed and by ';thom. OLD.BUSIlmU For informational purposes, Commissi.onto-or Eckste:tn spoke about a question that cams up dut.ing a j..~int planning session with the county cO:::lcerning the CAIiNO interlocal agn."i:..,rnent and whet.her any ot-her ag:t:eement, with the county would take preced,enc:e. He reported 'Chat the county attorney said that the CALNO agreero('.nt wOl.tld take precedence over. other agreem~1l1ts. () '{!i ~i S~=:FE F.02 4(1 Page Two september 4, 1991 Meeting NEW BUSINESS DirectorofAviation, St..eve Cooke, welcomed the council to the Central F'lol"ida Rt!l~ional Airport. He passed out brochures describing the history, services and future plans of the airport. Mr. Cooke spoke about t.he 8,000 foot primary runway, plans tor a new tower November lst. a.nd funding that is received ft.'om t.he FAA a.no FOOT. Mr. Cooke also discussed the airport's mastHr plan and the need for an update of the plan. He said that business trOD.'l the airport's industrial area brings .in about sixty pel'cent of the revenues. The AlP (Airport Improvement Program) from which the CFRA, along with many other airports, was seeking funding was discussed. Cooke said that operation and maintenance of the airport is handled internally from revenues. Mr. Cooke spo}c.e about possibili'ty or increased.busines$ travel to Cl"'RA, especially Canadlan business. He said that right now the airport could only handle preclea.red fl ights. ~EPORTS FRmLJIfEl1IL~J~~ ~U tUl.Qn~~.L~..R.;'ings Commissioner Constantine observed that at a rec,;?nt budget hearing f r~sidents ','w'Ea-e very concerned with a minor increase in the millage rat.e. When it was clearly explained. ttiat this l.ncrease was necessary for fire protection, the l:Bsidents had ne> pl"oblem with it. Commissioner Constant.:J.ne also said that Altamont(;,: Springs has written a letter to the county appraiser, Bill suherj suggesting that incre~ses in assessments be done gradually instead of a large increase at one time. He reportf:.d that after careful study, wh(:'f1 all t'.(',xes and fees were considered, residents in the county were paying more than those 1~vin9 in cities. Constantine also said ~hat Altamonte Springs is ~equiring in th';~ir contract ",.'1th cOlnmercial garbage haule:rs~hat ha1J.lers have a t'f~c\e('11.n9 program for ap,;u:."tments and n.?sta.ul':'1nb:,.. ~ch..9.21.1.lQ~.!:::~ Nancy Warren said ~he School Board was considering year round schedules for all elementarv and middle schools bv 1994 She also si'!id the\t publix is re~iIacing the computf.?rs ~t TnsK-:.'twilL:; Middle School that were lost in ~he fire. Warren said that the School Board was starting a recycling program and asking for bids from lers. ......... n n o _~=;FE. 4 () 7 - '327-- 5 E. 5 i-~J P. (14 Page T~ree September 4, 1991 Meeting '" kongyoo~ Pa.u.l I..ovestrand spoke abcut the storm water management impact tees and a vot:er referendum for a new city hall at Longwood VillagE' rNhictl wCluld bE' a. quarter: or t:he expense that tvould be incurred to build a new city hall. ! i n t~J;,~p-I:ing,~ cin~y K~ehler reporte~ that Winter Springs had no increase in thelr!~,~llatJe rate thJ..s y~~a.r. bnf~r_~ W11.itey EckstEd.rl report.ed t:hat Banford's water reUf;.;e f'yst.em was expanding. He also mention~d the Art Gallery that opened dow'ntown . N(;!x:: ll\l;~et~nl~ ()ctct)(:;r 2nd i.n W.inter Springs ;:'tt 'j; 00 PM. Meetin'J adj 7:45 r<M.