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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977 11 21 City Council Regular Minutes 77 -78-5 REGULAR SESSION CITY COUNCIL CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS NOVEMBER 21, 1977 The Regular Session of the City Council of the City of Winter Springs, Florida was called to order by Mayor Troy Piland. The invocation was given by Councilman Claude Ash. The pledge of allegiance to the flag was led by Councilman John Daniels. Roll Call: Mayor Troy Piland, present City Attorney Gary Massey, present Deputy Mayor John Daniels, present .c:ouncilmen: Don Sines, present Ernest Hendrix, present Claude Ash, present John Sabatini, present Motion was made by Councilman Daniels to approve the minutes of November 14, 1977. Seconded by Councilman Sines. Discussion. Vote on the motion: Councilman Sines, aye; Councilman Hendrix, aye; Councilman Daniels, aye; Councilman Ash, aye; Councilman Sabatini, aye; motion carried. Attorney Massey reported on the three annexation requests. (Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, Entzminger Farms Add. No.2) Parcels 1 and 2 would be o.k. but parcel 3 might possibly create an onclave; therefore, a letter of inquiry is to be sent to the adjacent property owners to see if they would be interested in annexing into the City. On parcel 1 and 2 Council requested Attorney Massey to start the annexing procedures and to include the legal description of the road right-of-way of the old Sanford Oviedo Road of that portion. The impact of minimum wage law was tabled until the next meeting as all Councilmen did not have the necessary information. Councilman Daniels asked Council to determine "if we want to be known as an employer that does not pay minimum wage"; for Council to determine if we want to adjust the entire scale and Attorney Massey is to research further to see if it is necessary that the City come under the minimum wage law. There were two bids for the repair of the police trailer; one from Mobile HOme Improvements in the amount of $345.00 and another from Roy's Repairs in the amount of $691.00. Motion was made by Councilman Daniels that we accept the bid of Mobile Home Improve- ments in the amount of $345.00 and move to get the trailer repaired. Seconded by Councilman Sines. Discussion. Vote on the motion: Councilman Sines, aye; Councilman Hendrix, aye; Councilman Daniels, aye; Councilman Ash, aye; Councilman Sabatini, aye; motion carried. There was discussion of Wedgewood Villas, Units II & III. Motion was made by Councilman Daniels that Wedgewood Villas, Units II & III final plans be approved, contingent upon - 1. Builder to coordinate placement of each unit on individual lots with City Building Department to assure minimum set-backs are met, specifically with respect to (but not limited to) minimum lot lines and minimum set back of 25 feet from property lines along Northern Way. This 25 feet is not to be violated on any lot. Disagreements to be settled by Council. 2. Builder restricted to using the six approved building plans on file with the Reg. Session, City Council, Nov. 2l, 1977 Page 2, 77 -78-5 City in both sections unless individual exceptions are made by the Council. 3. Each unit to have a minimum of two off-street parking spaces. 4. City Staff review recommendations (letter of Nov. 3, 1977) to be met, as acknowledged in JSI Developer, Inc. letter of Nov. l4, 1977. 5. Engineering recommendations contained in Clark, Dietz and Associates-Engineers Inc. letter of October 25, 1977 to be met. 6. Sidewalk, minimum of 4 feet wide, to be installed along Northern Way. 7. Rail fence to be installed inside the property line along Northern Way. 8. Right-of-way along Northern Way to be sodded. 9. Necessary landscaping along Northern Way (inside of property line) to be planted. "Necessary" to be determined by the City,. if disagreements occur. 10. Street lighting plan as submitted is approved. Street lights to be paid for by Villa's association. 11. Streets within area to be private, maintenance to be full responsibility of Villa's association. 12. Maintenance of right-of-way along Northern Way to be responsibility of Villa's association. 13. During construction, area to be kept reasonably clear of trash and other building debris. (To be swept weekly) 14. Sand and dirt to be kept out of Northern Way and City drainage system. l5. Common areas to be developed commensurate with or ahead of construction. Seconded by Councilman Sines. Discussion. Vote on the motion: Councilman Sines, aye; Councilman Hendrix, aye; Councilman Daniels, aye; Councilman Ash, aye; Councilman Sabatini, aye; motion carried. Motion was made by Councilman Sabatini to place the appointment of Dr. William Denton to the Planning & Zoning Board on the agenda. Seconded by Councilman Ash. Discussion. Vote on the motion: Councilman Sines, no; Councilman Hendrix, aye; Councilman Daniels, no; Councilman Ash, aye; Councilman Sabatini, aye; motion carried. Motion was made by Councilman Sabatini to ratify the Mayor's appointment of Dr. Denton to the Planning & Zoning Board. Seconded by Councilman Ash. Discussion. , Vote on the motion: Councilman Sines, no; Councilman Hendrix, aye; Councilman Daniels, no; Councilman Ash, aye; Councilman Sabatini, aye; motion carried. Councilman Sines is to appoint someone to fill the vacancy on the Planning & Zoning Board vacated by John Newsome. Motion was made by Councilman Hendrix to place the item of "Friday after Thanksgiving a holiday for city employees" on the agenda. Seconded by Councilman Ash. Discussion. Vote on the motion: Councilman Sines, aye; Councilman Hendrix, aye; Councilman Daniels, aye; Councilman Ash, aye; Councilman Sabatini, aye; motion carried. Motion was made by Councilman Hendrix that we declare Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, a paid holiday for city employees other than those serving in police and fire capacities on duty. Seconded by Councilman Sines. Discussion. Vote on the motion: Councilman Sines, aye; Councilman Hendrix, aye; Councilman Daniels, aye; Councilman Ash, aye; Councilman Sabatini, aye; motion carried. - There was discussion of vacating an easement in Wildwood, and this will be on the agenda for the next meeting. Reg. Session, City Council, Nov. 21, 1977 Page 3, 77-78-5 Motion was made by Councilman Daniels to place the North Orlando Water & Sewer Rate Increase request on the agenda. Seconded by Councilman Ash. Discussion. Vote on the motion: Councilman Sines, aye; Councilman Hendrix, aye; Councilman Daniels, aye; Councilman Ash, aye; Councilman Sabatini, aye; motion carried. Attorney Massey was asked to look into the City's rights to demands of the utility company of our looking up financial documentaion as to their operation. Motion was made by Councilman Daniels that the City Attorney prepare and the Mayor sign a resolution to the State Public Counsel asking them to intervene in behalf of the citizens of the City of Winter Springs served by the utility in the case of North Orlando Water & Sewer Corporation requested increase submitted to the Public Service Commission on November 10, 1977. Seconded by Councilman Sines. Discussion. Vote on the motion: Councilman Sines, aye; Councilman Hendrix, aye; Councilman Daniels, aye; Councilman Ash, aye; Councilman Sabatini, aye; motion carried. There was discussion of the inter-local agreement on the Resource Recovery Management Program. This is to be on the agenda for the next meeting. On November 28 there is to be a public hearing before the County Commissioners to consider extending by six months the authority for the City of Orlando to begin construction on their Iron Bridge Project. A letter is to be sent to the County Commissioners that the City stands behind them in demanding sewage capacity in that plant for the current and future residents of South Seminole County. Respectfully submitted, ~r~ Mary T. Norton, City Clerk Approvedc - 77-78-4 Workshop Session-Wedgewood Units II & III Meeting called to order by Mayor Piland. Councilman Hendrix lead the pledge to the flag. Councilman Sines, Daniels, Sabatini, and Hendrix were present. Councilman Ash, absent. Richard Rozansky gave presentation to bring everyone up to date on the whole Wedgewood developement. Review of Unit I for the Councilman elect as to dates and action taken so far. Plots and plans approved by the Planning and Zoning Board and City Council. Discussion on Wedgewood II and III as to requirements meet. Step by step review of staff meeting. All items under police and fire and B, C, and D of the Building Department report are alright. Off street parking is sufficiently in the Wedgewood deed restric~ tions. Building Department has latitude as to individual place- ment on lots to insure minimum requirements are meet. Discussion on Planning part of staff review and amenities package. Item D, recreational vehicles can be no 'larger than one half ton parked in Wedgewood. Item E, only the six plans submitted to be used in II and III unless otherwise submitted at a latter date. General Comments: 1. No dupplication of Names of streets 2. Entrance sign naming Wedgewood as a private community. 3. Sidewalk extends the full length of Northern Way. Landscape sketch to be given to the Council of fence on Northern Way. 4. Contractor will be required to clean out any sand that gets into the City drains from the construction. Discussion on lighting of Units II and III. Light plan has not been submitted for unit I yet. Lights will be approximately 150 feet apart, same as in Unit I. Mr. Hanratty to get with Mr. Rozansky and mark tenitive lighting plans by Monday's meeting of the Council. Plans for final instil- ation of lights for I, II, and III to be submitted before instila- tion of lights in Units II, and III. All stipulations of engineering report will be meet. Item nine covering odd shaped lots in II, and III will be taken care of by the Building Department. Richard Rozansky to get with Gary Massey, the City Attorney, as to whether the Board of Adjustments or the Architectural Review Committee can grant variences in Wedgewood, by Monday's meeting. - 77-78-4 Page 2 For Monday's meeting these things should be in for approval 1. Staff review recommendations oiteing letter and J.S.I. reply, and that they will be meet. 2. Fence, sodding, sidewalk and scrubs. 3. Light service plan II and III. I for review after the fact. To be paid for by association. 4. Engineering report recommendations will be meet and coordinating unit placements. Restriction to six plans that have been submitted. 5. Parking spaces. The lighting plan must be flexible to keep it as exonomical as possible for the residents. Respectfully subimitted, ,~<< ~~ / Jean A. Halstead Asst. City Clerk