HomeMy WebLinkAbout1987 06 29 Joint Workshop Meeting Minutes
JOINT WORKSHOP MEETING WITH BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1987
WINTER SPRINGS CITY HALL
The meeting was called to order by Mayor John V. Torcaso at 7:30 p.m.
Present:
Mayor John V. Torcaso
Commissioner Cindy Kaehler
Commissioner Arthur Hoffmann
Commissioner Philip A. Kulbes
Commissioner Martin Trencher
City Manager Richard Rozansky
City Attorney Frank Kruppenbacher
Chairman Fred Streetman
Commissioner Sandra Glenn
Commissioner Barbara Christensen
Commissioner Robert Sturm
County Attorney Nikki Clayton
County Administrator Ken Hooper
Montye E. Beamer, Assistant County Administrator
Pamela S. Hastings, Capital Programs Analyst
The joint Workshop Meeting was called to try to resolve the issues of impact fees
in the Interlocal Agreement between the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole
County, Florida and the City of Winter Springs.
Commissioner Trencher explained that there was the issue of cost equitability and
the timetable for the agreed road improvements that have been negotiated. Commissioner
Kaehler would not support any kind of districting fees. Commissioner Hoffmann
questioned why Dog Track, Seminola and Lake Drive are called collectors instead of
arterials.
County Administrator Ken Hooper explained that the Dept. of Transportation defines these
roads as collectors, therefore Seminole County has to define them that way.
Commissioner Trencher asked that a new Interlocal Agreement be presented detailing
the specifics of Sec. 14, Special Conditions, items a, band c.
The County Commissioners emphasized that the Ordinance on Impact Fees has been adopted
and agreements have been signed by four cities and they are hopeful that the other
three cities will sign also. At the annual review meetings the problems will be
discussed and reviewed and changes may have to be made at that time.
Attorney Nikki Clayton explained the reason they were here this evening in hopes of
reaching agreement so that there will be no need to seek declaratory judgement or
any litigation. As of July 1, Attorney Clayton is instructed to seek declaratory
judgement as to the legality of our moratorium ordinance. It is not seeking anything
other than declaration of rights under the ordinance.
The Interlocal Agreement is to be modified, specifically Sec. 10 on vesting and
Sec. 14 on Special Conditions, and will be the first item on the July 13 Agenda.
Repeal of the moratorium will be the number two item.
Meeting was adjourned at 9:10 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
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Mary T. Norton
City Clerk