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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCommission-1969 Feeling �� CO UiNCILMAN 6RA1gyILLE Brown said he had been against open �I I ditches and unpaved roads m residential areas and is still against Firm this. He said the problems the city is gohtg'through now are an indication Return Plans what the Y. would have go scale. later on a larger scale.. After council said it wanted to By MARY ANN CAMPBELL change its open ditch policy, Mayor Staff Jordan told council its action was Gulf- ' °poor and untimely.^. withdrew°all°zanen6nrequesta,aplet He yearned council, with this not one plans and engineering studies from several wwo Id be mis�getl open but consideration by North Orlando Village. Council ;Monday night: - HE ALSO said councilmen Council however indicated it felt , handled the maalings orly, had been Gulf-American will probably be - slow to their dealings, kept changing bask with other plans conforming to their minds, and were wishy-washy. city requirements. Jordan told council they will have Gulf-American's action followed to."buckle down and change their , council's reversal of a policy deck wives:' and claimed council had Sion last month allowing the land given Go h mentally a "terrible s c company to drain all its holdings beating both mentally end physical- with open ditches. Y. Jordan claimed he was not In COUNCILMAN DAVID 'Filson who dis ogre Seat.with the motion, but made teat month's motion to have an said when council makes a policy, open ditch policy, said he had made they should abide by it. a Row mistwke voted ncil as p Chaitch arles COUNCIL ks, exception to and dan's remngks, with Keller and policy also claimed he had,made a mistake,had thought it over nd was Brown ditches all llal had been against against open ditches. f open dItcea. along. Mayor Clifford Jordan asked at- Councilman Charles Rowell said toruey Thomas F -he felt council has proceeded as saeman if council rapidly as possible with legal could create a policy one month and change it the matters, and cited the many hours replied it could. and Freeman worked in behalf of Gulf-American's Dan Coo r, plans, saying council and zoning Pe North Ariamlo pro- officials have worked to the best of feet director for Gulf-American then their ncilma said all petitions for zoning and all Councilman David 'Filson claimed Gulf- plats submitted would be withdrawn most of the dealings if council g policy. nB with ncif- made a �han a in American had been handled by the COOPER SAID Gulf-American "executive council " of the council, American and that council was not appraised had.gone along with the city for or wht wreaths,.and had tried to cooperate G what was s plans up a or until with the city, but If the city did not Gulf-American's inican's pleas were until want to cooperate, they would the meetings. withdraw. TILL ALSO said all plans were submitted with the statement d Cougcilman Julian Keller said ,' "Let them withdraw." He added he accordance with plena accepted," was not in favor of any developer and the council had not agreed to using the village for Its own profits. advance acceptance of i any plans. ;Keller said he had to think of the people living here, and aometime,i s meope, pope Orlando would ho, f_ /� � developed properly someone and /9�/ will think shoat the children and people" living here. c-.