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On Monday, January 29, 2001, at 2:00 p.m., the City
Council met in regular session in City Council Chambers, 400 South Orange
Avenue, Orlando, Florida. Mayor Glenda E. Hood called the meeting to
order. Interim City Clerk Amy T. Iennaco announced there was a quorum with
six members present. Present:
MINUTES 1.
It was moved by Commissioner Lynum, seconded by Commissioner Page
and carried that the reading of the minutes be waived for the January 8
Workshop, Agenda Review and regular City Council Meetings, with minutes
approved as written. EMPLOYEE SUGGESTION AWARD 2.
Deputy Public Works Director Thomas Lothrop presented Frank Cook
and Joe Yaptengco who saved the City $9,475.65 to date and an estimated
$20,000 annual savings with their suggestion to relocate a lathe and
milling machine to Conserv II. Mayor
Hood presented them each with a $1000 check. RETIREMENT RECOGNITION 3.
Solid Waste Management Bureau Chief Mike Carroll presented Solid
Waste Inspector Russell Boevers for recognition of his retirement after 30
years of service with the City. Mayor
Hood presented Mr. Boevers with a Proclamation and gift from Council. RETIREMENT RECOGNITION 4.
Solid Waste Management Bureau Chief Mike Carroll presented Staff
Assistant Marion Williams for recognition of her retirement after 30 years
of service with the City. Mayor
Hood presented Ms. Williams with a Proclamation and gift from Council. RETIREMENT RECOGNTION 5.
Solid Waste Management Bureau Chief Mike Carroll presented
Sanitation Section Supervisor Kirby P. Kelley for recognition of his
retirement after 26 years of service with the City.
Mayor Hood presented Mr. Kelley with a Proclamation and gift from
Council. PRESENTATION 6.
Mayor Hood presented a Proclamation to Mr. David Chan and the
organizing committee delegation. Mayor
Hood proclaimed February, 2001 as the “2nd Annual Global
Chinese Cultural Awareness Month.”
CONSENT AGENDA 7.
It was moved by Commissioner Page, seconded by Commissioner Lynum
and carried that the Consent Agenda be approved as follows: MAYOR/EXECUTIVE OFFICES A-1]
Acquisition of property at 2516 E. Church St. from Orlando
Utilities Commission for $36,000 plus customary closing costs, authorizing
execution of appropriate documents by Mayor and City Clerk subject to
satisfactory staff review, filed Documentary #33500; A-2]
Accepting with regret the resignation of Raiza Tamayo from the
Civil Service Board; A-3]
January 16 Budget Review Committee minutes, filed Documentary #33501; A-4]
Entry and Testing Agreement with BellSouth Mobility, authorizing
execution by Mayor and City Clerk, filed Documentary#33502; A-5]
Acceptance for filing of Contract for Sale and Purchase, Recorded
Warranty Deed and Title Insurance for property located at 749 Conley St.
purchased from Lillie Jones, filed Documentary #33503; A-6]
Acceptance for filing of Contract for Sale and Purchase, Recorded
Warranty Deed and Title Insurance for property located at 736G S.
Parramore Ave. purchased from Katie Adams, filed Documentary #33504; A-7]
Acceptance for filing of Contract for Sale and Purchase, Recorded
Warranty Deed and Title Insurance for property located at 736B S.
Parramore Ave. purchased from Andre A. Jackson , filed Documentary #33505,
see Documentary # 32591; A-8]
Release and Cancellation of Developer’s Agt. with Briercliff
Partnership, Charlotte Miller and James Nicoloff, authorizing execution
and recording of same by Mayor and City Clerk subject to review by Legal
Affairs, filed Documentary#29977-1; A-9]
Amendment to Public Fund Master Custody Agt. with Northern Trust to
allow two one year extensions of the original Agt. and to amend the Fee
Schedule, authorizing execution by the Mayor as Chair of the Board of
Trustees of the General Pension Fund, authorizing execution of required
documents by Mayor and City Clerk, authorizing Chief Financial Officer to
exercise the first of two one-year renewal options and execute other
necessary documents after legal review, filed Documentary #s 30980-1; A-10]
Quit Claim Deed for properties at 736 Federal St. and 739 Otey to
Community Redevelopment Agency, authorizing execution by the Mayor and
City Clerk and recording, subject to satisfactory Legal Affairs review,
filed Documentary #s 33506, 33507; A-11]
Amendment to Church Street Parking Garage Lease with Wayne’s
World, authorizing execution by the Mayor and City Clerk, subject to
satisfactory Legal Affairs review, filed Documentary #32895-1; A-12]
Acquisition of property at Lake Lurna for $15,500 plus customary
closing costs, authorizing execution by Mayor and City Clerk of
appropriate documents subject to Legal Affairs review, authorizing City
Clerk to record Deed, filed Documentary #33508; A-13]
Acquisition of property along Crystal Lake Blvd. from Harlow G.
Fredrick Jr. , as Trustee for $150,000 plus customary closing costs,
authorizing execution by the Mayor and City Clerk subject to satisfactory
Legal Affairs, authorizing City Clerk to record Deed, filed Documentary #33509; A-14]
Acquisition of property near the northwest corner of Bumby Ave. and
Colonial Ave. from Washington Mutual Bank for $214,515 plus customary
closing costs, authorizing execution by the Mayor and City Clerk subject
to satisfactory Legal Affairs review, authorizing City Clerk to record
Deed, filed Documentary #33510; A-15]
Short Form Plat for Airport Distribution Center, Phase 1J located
at 8300 Boggy Creek Rd., authorizing execution by Planning &
Development Director, City Engineer, Mayor and City Clerk subject to
satisfactory staff review; A-16]
Binding Lot Agt. for Orange Avenue Center located at 2417-2453 S.
Orange Ave. , authorizing execution by Permitting Services Director, filed
Documentary #33511; A-17]
Septic Tank covenant with Andrew and Merrie Vandendriessche for
property located at 1801 Reppard Rd., authorizing execution by Mayor and
City Clerk after review by Legal Affairs, filed Documentary #33512; A-18]
City Services Easement with Sunrise Electric of Central Florida for
property located at 529 W. Pine St., authorizing execution by Mayor and
City Clerk after review by Legal Affairs, filed Documentary #33513;
A-19]
Short Form Plat for B.E.T.A. Center for property located at 4680
Lake Underhill Rd., authorizing execution by Planning & Development
Director, City Engineer, Mayor and City Clerk after satisfactory review by
staff; A-20]
Short Form Plat for the Replat of Lot 4 SE Financial Plaza located
302 E. Pine St., authorizing execution by Planning & Development
Director, City Engineer, Mayor and City Clerk after satisfactory staff
review; A-21]
Short Form Plat for Millenia Plaza located at 4601 Millenia Way,
authorizing execution by Planning & Development Director, City
Engineer, Mayor and City Clerk after satisfactory staff; A-22]
Drainage Easement Encroachment Agt. for Vandendriessche single
family residence located at 1801 Reppard Rd., authorizing execution by
Mayor and City Clerk, filed Documentary #33514; A-23]
Utility Line Easements between OUC, UCPMC III and City, authorizing
execution by the Mayor and City Clerk subject to satisfactory Legal
Affairs review, filed Documentary #33515; A-24]
Hughes Supply, Inc. Qualified Target Industry Resolution and
Economic Development Incentive Package, authorizing Legal Affairs to
prepare Economic Development Incentive Agreement, authorizing execution of
Resolution and Agreement by Mayor and City Clerk, filed Documentary #s 33516,
33516-1; A-25]
Annexation Agreement with The School Board of Orange County, FL for
+/-25 acres of property located along west side of S. Mills Ave, north of
Michigan St. for new K-8 school and expansion and redevelopment of Boone
High School, authorizing execution by Mayor and City Clerk subject to
Legal Affairs review, filed Documentary #33517; A-26]
Quit Claim Deed from City to Beazer Homes, Inc. of property at NE
corner of Conroy and Turkey Lake Rd., authorizing execution by Mayor and
City Clerk, filed Documentary # 33518; A-27]
Acquisition of property at 4550 Old Winter Garden Road for Parks
Initiative for $450,000 plus customary closing costs, authorizing
execution of appropriate documents by Mayor and City Clerk after
satisfactory Legal Affairs review, filed Documentary #33519; A-28]
2001 Mayor’s Neighborhood Matching Grants Program Agreements and
Grant Awards, authorizing execution by Mayor and City Clerk subject to
satisfactory staff review, except that paragraph 7 of the Lake Lawsona
Historic Neighborhood Association Agreement shall be amended as shown on
the attached exhibit 1; A-29]
Fee Waiver for 2001 Mayor’s Neighborhood Matching Grants Program,
authorizing City Building Official to waive applicable permitting fees for
12 Physical Improvement Projects; A-30]
Confirmation of Appointment of Walter Hawkins as Community and
Youth Services Department Director; ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES B-1]
January 11 Certification Appeal Board minutes, filed Documentary #33520; B-2]
Purchasing Items:
Three Year Lease of 4 vehicles for OPD Airport Division from Mears
Motor Livery Corp. for $70,037.28; Extension of Annual Agreements for
Trees with Beckel Landscape Nursery for $108,000, Marian Gardens Tree
Farms for $16,700, Concepts in Greenery for $15,000 and Cherry Lake Tree
Farm for $15,000 for one additional year each; Extension of Annual
Agreement for Odor Control at Various Wastewater Facilities with Precision
Control Technology, Inc. for an estimated total of $300,000; Extension of
Annual Agreement for Caustic Soda with Jones Chemicals, Inc. for est.
$341,400; Extension of Annual Agreement for Cationic Polymer with Cytec
Industries, Inc. for est. $400,000; Extension of Annual Agreement for
Liquid Sulfur Dioxide from Jones Chemicals, Inc. for est. $52,500;
Extension of Annual Agreements for Plants with West Orange Nurseries, Inc.
for $40,000, Knox Nursery, Inc. for $60,000, Dutch Mill Nursery, Inc. for
$40,000, Shore Acres Nursery, Inc. for $60,000, with a total not to exceed
$200,000 for all four one year nursery renewals; Annual Agreement for
Garbage Containers with EBCO Environmental Bins and Containers for
$126,734; Extension of Annual Agreement for Chlorine with P B & S
Chemical Company, Inc. for one year for an est. $634,062.34; Purchase of
One Front Loading and One Rear Loading Refuse Truck, Cab & Chassis
from Orlando Mack Sales and Service for $191,737.91; Ranking of Financial
Advisor to City and its Finance Committee and authorizing staff to develop
a Financial Advisory Services contract; Purchase of 2 Fire Rescue/ Pumpers
from Sutphen Corporation for $651,153.70; Purchase of Docking Stations and
Mounts for Panasonic Ruggedized Laptop Computers and Installation in OPD
vehicles from L & E Mobile Computers and Mounts, Inc. for $125,117.46
and authorizing Purchasing Director to approve change orders for up to 10%
for extra work; Purchase of One Front and One Rear Loading Leach Refuse
Bodies from Clarke Waste Systems, Inc. for $117,765; B-3]
January 10 Nominating Board minutes, filed Documentary #33521;
COMMUNITY
& YOUTH SERVICES
C-1]
December 20 Harry P. Leu Gardens Board of Trustees minutes, filed
Documentary #33522; C-2]
January 17 Civic Facilities Authority minutes, filed Documentary #33523; C-3]
Authorization for Community & Youth Services Director to
approve non-profit youth organization event sales at CYS facilities; C-4]
January 16 Community & Youth Services Board minutes, filed
Documentary #33524; C-5]
Employment Agreement with Harry P. Leu Gardens Director Robert E.
Bowden; FIRE D-1]
Emergency Medical Services Interlocal Agreement, authorizing
execution by the Mayor and City Clerk subject to legal review, filed
Documentary #33525; PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT E-1]
January 3 Historic Preservation Board minutes, filed Documentary #33526; E-2]
January 9 Affordable Housing Committee minutes, filed Documentary #33527; E-3]
CDBG Agreement between City and Christian Service Center for
Central Florida, authorizing execution by Mayor and City Clerk, filed
Documentary #33528 (see Documentary #13972; E-4]
January 2 Board of Zoning Adjustment minutes, filed Documentary #33529; E-5]
HOPWA Grant Agreement with Local Health Council of Central Florida,
Inc., authorizing execution by the Mayor and City Clerk following
appropriate staff review, filed Documentary #33530; E-6]
January 16 Municipal Planning Board minutes, filed Documentary #33531; E-7]
Acceptance of Settlement Agreement with John F. Moore regarding
17-19 N. James Avenue, authorizing execution by Mayor and City Clerk,
filed Documentary #33532; POLICE F-1]
Interlocal Agreement between Orange County Sheriff’s Dept. and
Orlando Police Dept., authorizing execution by Chief of Police subject to
Legal Affairs review, filed Documentary #33533; F-2]
Agreement between FDLE and City for Access to and use of State
Criminal Information System, authorizing execution by Chief of Police
subject to Legal Affairs review; F-3]
January 4 and January 18 Vehicle for Hire Public Hearing minutes,
filed Documentary #33534A, 33534B; F-4]
City Code Chapter 18A Permits for:
Pow Wow Press Bunch at Orange County Regional History Center on May
6, 2001; AIDS Walk Orlando at
Wall Street Plaza on February 24, 2001;
WMMO Downtown Concert Series at Church Street Market on February 3,
10 and 17; F-5]
High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area Fugitive Apprehension Strike
Team Task Force Agreement Renewal, authorizing execution by Chief of
Police, subject to review by Legal Affairs;
F-6]
Service Agreement between DBT Online (Auto Track) and Orlando
Police Department, authorizing execution by Chief of Police subject to
Legal Affairs review; PUBLIC WORKS G-1]
Contract Award to Prime Construction Group for Construction of
Guernsey Basin Drainage Improvements, Phase II, Project # 4921B for
$831,500, authorizing execution by Mayor and city Clerk subject to Legal
Affairs review and authorizing Public Works Director to approve Change
Orders of up to 10% of the contract amount, filed Documentary # 33535; G-2]
Approval of Selection Committee’s ranking of consultants for Ivey
Lane Park and authorize staff to negotiate with the firms in the order
ranked beginning with Foster Conant and Associates; G-3]
Approval of Selection Committee’s ranking of consultants for Rock
Lake Park and authorize staff to negotiate with the firms in the order
ranked beginning with Ivey, Harris and Walls; G-4]
Change Order to Cathcart Contracting Company in the amount of
$23,662.75 for increased cost on SR 50 and John Young Parkway Improvements
Project No. 2116 and authorize Public Works Director to approve change
orders of up to 10% of the new construction contract amount of $472,671.34
and authorizing execution by Mayor and City Clerk subject to Legal Affairs
review of agreement with Orange County to pay for the full cost of the
improvements, filed as Documentary #33536; (see also Documentary #
32651); G-5]
Resolution for Florida Department of Transportation Matching Grant
Application, Agreement and Maintenance Memorandum of Agreement,
authorizing execution by the Mayor and City Clerk after satisfactory legal
review, filed as Documentary #33537; G-6]
January 23 Consultant’s Qualification Board minutes, filed as
Documentary #33538; G-7]
Specific Authorization for TEI Engineers and Planners for Lake Eola
Heights Neighborhood Traffic Calming Alternative Study, authorizing
execution by Mayor and City Clerk subject to review by Legal Affairs,
filed Documentary #33539, (see also Documentary #32594); G-8]
Specific Authorization for TEI Engineers and Planners for Signal
Design for International Drive and Municipal Drive for a non-to-exceed
amount of $17,984.76, authorizing execution by Mayor and City Clerk
subject to Legal Affairs review, filed Documentary #33540, (see
also Documentary #32594); G-9]
Addendum #2 for Professional Services with SK Consortium, Inc. for
Airport Lakes for $68,314.96, reimbursable expenses of $1550, authorizing
execution by Mayor and City Clerk subject to Legal Affairs review, filed
as Documentary #33058; G-10]
Award to DCC Constructors for Orlando Wetlands Park improvements in
the amount of $80,520, authorizing execution by Mayor and city Clerk,
subject to Legal Affairs review and authorizing Public Works Director to
approve change orders of up to 10% the contract amount, filed Documentary
#33541; G-11]
Specific Authorization with Kittelson & Associates for Trafffic
Signal Warrant Analysis at Orange Avenue and Southgate Blvd for a
not-to-exceed amount of $10,228.56, authorizing execution by Mayor and
City Clerk subject to Legal Affairs review, filed Documentary #33542,
(see also Documentary #32594); G-12]
Agreement with Vista Lakes Community Development District for
delivery and use of reclaimed water, authorizing execution by Mayor and
City Clerk subject to Legal Affairs review, filed Documentary #17700-136; G-13]
Joint Use Agreement with Orange County Public Schools at Lake Como
Elementary, authorizing execution by Mayor and City Clerk subject to Legal
Affairs review, filed Documentary #33543; G-14]
Joint Use Agreement with Orange County Public Schools at Rolling
Hills Elementary, authorizing execution by Mayor and City Clerk, subject
to review by Legal Affairs, filed Documentary #33544; G-15]
Consent to licensing of Dubsdread Golf Course concessions from
American Golf to Greenside Foods, Inc., authorizing Chief Administrative
Officer to sign consent; G-16]
Specific Authorization with DRMP for Colonial Dr./Maguire Blvd.
Drainage Improvements in amount of $55,803, authorizing execution by Mayor
and City Clerk subject to review by Legal Affairs, filed as Documentary #32717; G-17]
Agreement for Construction Manager at Risk for Eagle Nest
Development with Walker & Company and Amendment 1 in a not-to-exceed
amount of $24,551, authorizing execution by Mayor and City Clerk subject
to Legal Affairs review, filed Documentary #33545; G-18]
Amendment 2 to Professional Services Agreement with WBQ Design
& Engineering for Eagle Nest Park in the amount of $467,935.81,
authorizing execution by Mayor and City Clerk subject to Legal Affairs
review, filed Documentary #32824; G-19]
Deleted; G-20]
Memorandum of Agreement with U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
to conduct a Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study for TCE Groundwater
Contamination at the Lake Highland Site, authorizing execution by Mayor,
filed Documentary # 33546; Letter Agreement Amendment with Orlando
Utilities Commission for cost sharing and contracting with consultant,
authorizing execution by Chief Administrative Officer, subject to Legal
Affairs review, filed Documentary
#33547; OTHER H-1]
December 12 Orlando Utilities Commission minutes, filed Documentary
# 33548; HEARING/ORDINANCE/1st READING/COURT AVE.
ABANDONMENT 8.
Interim City Clerk Amy T. Iennaco presented an Ordinance vacating,
closing and abandoning a right-of-way known as Court Ave. between
Jefferson St. and Robinson St., as requested by the City.
No one appeared in opposition.
It was moved by Commissioner Sheehan, seconded by Commissioner
Lynum and carried that Ordinance be approved on first reading. HEARING/ORDINANCES/ 1st READING/MILLENIA
SOUTH ANNEXATION 9.
Mrs. Iennaco presented an Ordinance annexing to the corporate
limits of the City property located north of W. Oak Ridge Rd., south of
the Millenia Development of Regional Impact, east and west of Radebaugh
Rd. (Millenia Blvd.) and west of Cardinal guard Ave. and Oak Haven Dr., as
initiated by the City. No one
appeared in opposition. It
was moved by Commissioner Lynum, seconded by Commissioner Page and carried
that Ordinance be approved on first reading. HEARING/ORDINANCE/1st READING/MILLENIA
SOUTH ZONING 10.
Mrs. Iennaco presented an Ordinance establishing the zoning
classification as R-3B and C on property located north of W. Oak Ridge
Rd., south of the Millenia Development of Regional Impact, east of
Radebaugh Rd. (Millenia Blvd.), and west of Cardinal Guard Ave., as
requested by the property owner. It
was moved by Commissioner Lynum, seconded by Commissioner Vargo and
carried that Ordinance be approved on first reading. HEARING/ORDINANCE/1st READING/REZONING
6601 METROWEST BLVD. 11.
Mrs. Iennaco presented an Ordinance changing the zoning district
from AC-2 and O-2 to PD, planned Development District, on property located
at 6601 Metrowest Blvd., as requested by the property owner, authoring
amendment of official zoning map. It
was moved by Commissioner Page, seconded by Commissioner Vargo and carried
that Ordinance be approved on first reading. HEARING/ORDINANCE/1st
READING/AMENDING 18A.03-CITY COMMONS PLAZA 12.
Mrs. Iennaco presented an Ordinance amending Ch. 18A (Parks and
Outdoor Public Assemblies) by amending Sec. 18A.03 to provide a more
descriptive and shorter name of a City property from “The Plaza at One
City Commons” to “City Commons Plaza.”
It was moved by Commissioner Lynum, seconded by Commissioner
Sheehan and carried that Ordinance be approved on first reading.
HEARING/ORDINANCE/2nd
READING/BRYN MAWR ABANDONMENT 13.
Interim City Clerk Amy T. Iennaco presented an Ordinance vacating,
closing and abandoning a portion of a utility easement on property within
the Bryn Mawr Subdivision, Lot 7, Unit 5, Phase 1, as requested by the
property owner. No one appeared in opposition. It was moved by
Commissioner Page, seconded by Commissioner Vargo and carried that
Ordinance be adopted on second reading, filed Documentary #33549. HEARING/ORDINANCE/2nd
READING/ZONING FOR 4840 HOFFNER AVE. 14.
Mrs. Iennaco presented an Ordinance establishing the zoning
classification as O-1 and I-P District on property located at 4840 Hoffner
Ave., as requested by the City, authorizing amendment of official zoning
map. No one appeared in opposition. It was moved by Commissioner Sheehan,
seconded by Commissioner Vargo and carried that Ordinance be adopted on
second reading, filed Documentary #33550. HEARING/ORDINANCE/2nd
READING/NEW PD-DELANEY AVE/BRIERCLIFF DR. 15.
Mrs. Iennaco presented an Ordinance amending the planned
development of the property located at the NE corner of Delaney Ave. and
Briercliff Dr., by repealing in their entirety the previously adopted PD
ordinance and the amendment thereto, by adopting a new PD ordinance, as
requested by the property owner. No one appeared in opposition.
It was moved by Commissioner Vargo, seconded by Commissioner Lynum
and carried that Ordinance be adopted on second reading, filed Documentary
#33551. HEARING/ORDINANCE/2nd READING/TATTOO/BODY PIERCING
MORATORIUM EXT. 16.
Mrs. Iennaco presented an Ordinance re-establishing a City-wide
moratorium on the processing and issuance of permits for tattoo parlors
and body-piercing salons for thirty days.
It was moved by Commissioner Lynum, seconded by Commissioner Page
and carried that Ordinance be adopted on second reading, filed Documentary
#33095-1. HEARING/ORDINANCE/2nd
READING/FALL 2000 GMP AMENDMENTS 01-1SUB 17.
Mrs. Iennaco presented an Ordinance amending the City Growth
Management Plan by
amending Official Future Land Use Maps 2 and 3 to add the boundary for
Subarea Policy S.14.13; amending
Official Future Land Use Maps 3 and 8 to change future land use
designations from Downtown Activity Center, Mixed Use Corridor-High
Intensity, Residential Medium Intensity, Public-Recreation-Institutional
and Conservation Use to Urban Village and Conservation Use and amend the
boundary of Subarea Policy S.14.5;
amending official Future Land Use Maps 7 and 12 to change Future Land Use
designations from Industrial, Residential Medium Intensity, Residential
Medium Intensity/Resource Protection, Residential Low Intensity,
Residential Law Intensity/Resource Protection and Conservation Use to
Public-Recreational-Institutional and
Public-Recreational-Institutional/Resource Protection; amending Official
Future Land Use Map 8 to delete the boundaries for Subarea Policies
2.1.6, 2.1.7, 2.1.9, 2.1.10, 2.3.6, 2.3.7, 2.3.9, 2.3.10, 2.3.11,
2.3.12, 2.3.13, 2.3.14, 2.3.15, 2.3.16, and add boundaries for Subarea
Policies S.6.11, S.6.12, S.6.13, S.7.1, S.7.2, S.7.3, S.12.4, S.14.8,
S.14.9, S.14.10, S.14.11, S.14.12, S.18.5, and S.18.6;deleting the
Downtown Element in its entirety; amending the Future Land Use Element to
adopt Goal 5, Objective 5.1, Policy 5.1.1, Objective 5.2, Policies 5.2.1,
5.2.2, 5.2.3, 5.2.4, Objective 5.3, Policies 5.3.1, 5.3.2, Objective 5.4,
Policies 5.4.1, 5.4.2, 5.4.3, 5.4.4, 5.4.5, 5.4.6, 5.4.7, 5.4.8, 5.4.9,
5.4.10, 5.4.11, 5.4.12, 5.4.13, 5.4.14, 5.4.15, 5.4.16, 5.4.17, 5.4.18,
5.4.19, 5.4.20, 5.4.21, 5.4.22, Objective 5.5, Policies 5.5.1, 5.5.2,
5.5.3, 5.5.4, 5.5.5, 5.5.6, 5.5.7, 5.5.8, 5.5.9, 5.5.10, Objective 5.6,
Policies 5.6.1, 5.6.2, 5.6.3, 5.6.4, 5.6.5, 5.6.6, 5.6.7, 5.6.8, 5.6.9,
5.6.10, 5.6.11, 5.6.12, 5.6.13, 5.6.14, 5.6.15, 5.6.16, Objective 5.7,
Policies 5.7.1, 5.7.2, 5.7.3, 5.7.4, 5.7.5, 5.7.6, 5.7.7, 5.7.8, Subarea
Policies S.6.11, S.6.12, S.6.13, S.7.1, S.7.2, S.7.3, S.12.4, amend
Subarea Policy S.14.5, adopt Subarea Policies S.14.8, S.14.9, S.14.10,
S.14.11, S.14.12, S.14.13, S.18.5, S.18.6, delete Figure LU-2 Part C,
Subarea 4-7, adopt Figure LU-2 Part C, Subarea 4-5 and Subarea 6-7, amend
Figure LU-2 Part C, Subarea 11-12, Subarea 13-15 and Subarea 18-21, and
adopt Figures LU-2E AND
LU-2F; amending the Capital Improvements element to amend Figure CI-2;;
amending the Transportation Element to amend Policies 1.8.8 AND 1.8.10,
delete Objective 1.12, renumber Policies 1.12.1 and 1.12.2 to 1.14.8 and
1.14.9, amend Policy 1.14.1, amend Objective 1.15 and Policy 1.15.2, amend
Objective 1.16 and Policies 1.16.1, 1.16.2 and 1.16.4, amend Policy
1.29.4, amend Objective 1.30, amend Policy 4.1.3, and amend Figure TE-2;
authorize the City Clerk and City Planning Official to amend and correct
the Official Future Land Use Maps. No
one appeared in opposition. It was moved by Commissioner Lynum, seconded
by Commissioner Page and carried that Ordinance be adopted on second
reading, filed Documentary #33552. 18.
Mayor Hood asked for a motion to amend all Hearings/Ordinances/2nd
Reading pertaining to the Boone High School/Blankner Elementary School
annexations to make their effective dates 30 days from adoption instead of
15 days. It was moved by Commissioner Lynum, seconded by Commissioner
Wyman and carried that the effective date of items 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 and
22 below be so changed. HEARING/ORDINANCE/2nd
READING/BOONE/BLANKER ANNEXATION 19.
Mrs. Iennaco presented an Ordinance annexing property owned by
Orange County BPI located south of E. Grant St., east of Emma St., and
west of S. Mills Ave.; and on other property located: on the north side of
E. Michigan St. between Emma Street and S. Mills Avenue; on the north side
of E. Michigan St., between S. Mills Avenue and Mayer Street; on the north
side of E. Crystal Lake Ave. between Mayer St. and S. Mills Ave.; between
S. Mills Ave. and Mayer St., south of E. Crystal Lake St.; on and adjacent
to the NEC of Mayer St. and E. Michigan St.; on the NWC of E. Michigan St.
and S. Brown Ave.; on the south side of E. Michigan St. between Mayer St.
and S. Ferncreek Ave.; on the west side of S. Ferncreek Ave., north of E.
Illiana Ave., south of E. Crystal Lake Ave.; and on the north side of E.
Michigan St., between S. Shine Ave. and Homeland St.; as initiated by the
City of Orlando. No appeared
in opposition. It was moved
by Commissioner Vargo, seconded by Commissioner Lynum and vote carried
that Ordinance be adopted on second reading, filed Documentary #33553. ORDINANCES/2nd READING/ABANDONING
ROW ON CRYSTAL LAKE AVE. 20.
Mrs. Iennaco submitted an Ordinance abandoning the right-of-way
known as E. Crystal Lake Ave. between Emma St. and Mills Ave., as
requested by the property owner. No
one appeared in opposition. It
was moved by Commissioner Page, seconded by Commissioner Sheehan and
carried that Ordinance be adopted on second reading, filed Documentary #33554. ORDINANCE/2ND READING/ABANDONING ROW
ON E. GRANT ST 21.
Mrs. Iennaco presented an Ordinance abandoning the right-of-way
known as E. Grant St. between Lake Wade and Mills Ave., as requested by
the property owner. No one
appeared in opposition. It
was moved by Commissioner Vargo, seconded by Commissioner Sheehan and
carried that Ordinance be adopted on second reading, filed Documentary #33555. ORDINANCE/2nd READING/ABANDONING ROW
ON S THORNTON 22.
Mrs. Iennaco submitted an Ordinance abandoning the right-of-way
known as S. Thornton St. between E. Grant St. and a point approximately
280’ south of E. Crystal Lake Ave., as requested by the property owner.
No one appeared in opposition.
It was moved by Commissioner Lynum, seconded by Commissioner
Sheehan and carried that Ordinance be adopted on second reading, filed
Documentary #33556. ORDINANCE/2nd READING/ABANDONING ROW
ON KEYSTONE DR 23.
Mrs. Iennaco presented an Ordinance abandoning the right-of-way
known as Keystone Dr. between E. Grant St. and a point approximately
440’ south of E. Crystal Lake Dr., as requested by the property owner.
No one appeared in opposition.
It was moved by Commissioner Vargo, seconded by Commissioner Lynum
and carried that Ordinance be adopted on second reading, filed Documentary
#33557. ORDINANCE/2nd READING/ZONING BOONE
HIGH/ BLANKNER ELEMENTARY 24.
Mrs. Iennaco presented an Ordinance establishing P/T zoning on
property known as Boone High School and Blankner Elementary School,
located north of E. Michigan St., south of E. Grant St., east of Emma St.
and west of S. Mills Ave., as requested by the property owner.
It was moved by Commissioner Vargo, seconded by Commissioner
Sheehan and carried that Ordinance be adopted on second reading, filed
Documentary #33558. HEARING/ORDINANCES/2nd READING/REZONING
FERNCREEK AVE. & ILLINOIS ST. 25.
Mrs. Iennaco presented an Ordinance changing the zoning district
from O-1/t to PD/t, Planned Development/Traditional City Overlay district,
on property located on the northeast corner of N. Fern Creek Ave. and
Illinois St., as requested by the property owner.
No one appeared in opposition.
It was moved by Commissioner Page, seconded by Commissioner Vargo
and carried that Ordinance be adopted on second reading, filed Documentary
#33559. HEARING/ORDINANCES/2nd READING/I-DRIVE MSTU 26.
Mrs. Iennaco presented an Ordinance consenting to an Orange County
resolution amending certain sections of Orange County Resolution no.
92-M-64, as previously amended by Orange County Resolution No. 97-M-55,
pertaining to the International Dr. Master Transit and Improvement
District Municipal Service Taxing Unit, concurring with the repeal of Sec.
6 of said Resolution No. 92-M-64, as amended, which would have abolished
the MSTU on Oct. 1, 2000; concurring with the repeal of Sec. 8 of said
Resolution No. 92-M-64, as amended, which would have sunset said
Resolution No. 92-M-64 on Oct. 1, 2000. No one appeared in opposition.
It was moved by Commissioner Page, seconded by Commissioner Vargo
and carried that Ordinance be adopted on second reading, filed Documentary
#26214-7. HEARING/ORDINANCES/2nd READING/I-DRIVE MSTU 27.
Mrs. Iennaco presented an Ordinance consenting to an Orange County
Resolution amending certain sections of Orange County Resolution No.
92-M-66, as previously amended by Orange County Resolution No. 97-M-57,
pertaining to the North International Dr. Improvement Municipal Service
Taxing Unit; concurring with the repeal of Sec. 5 of said Resolution No.
92-M-66, as amended, which would have abolished the MSTU on October 1,
2000; concurring with the repeal of Sec. 7 of said Resolution No. 92-M-66,
as Amended, which would have sunset said Resolution No. 92-M-66 on October
1, 2000. No one appeared in
opposition. It was moved by Commissioner Page, seconded by Commissioner
Vargo and carried that Ordinance be adopted on second reading, filed
Documentary #26214-8. HEARING/ORDINANCE/2nd READING/I-DRIVE MSTU 28.
Mrs. Iennaco presented an Ordinance consenting to an Orange County
Resolution amending certain sections of Orlando County Resolution No.
92-M-65, as previously amended by Orange county Resolution No. 97-M-56,
pertaining to the International Dr. Bus Service Municipal Service Taxing
Unit; concurring with the repeal of Sec. 6 of said Resolution No. 92-M-65,
as amended, which would have abolished the MSTU on October 1, 2000;
concurring with the repeal of Sec. 8 of said Resolution No. 92-M-65, as
amended, which would have sunset said Resolution No. 92-M-65 on October 1,
2000. No one appeared in
opposition. It was moved by Commissioner Page, seconded by Commissioner
Vargo and carried that Ordinance be adopted on second reading, filed
Documentary #26214-9. APPEALS 29.
Mayor Hood called on Planning Bureau Chief Richard Unger to brief
Council regarding the quasi-judicial appeal and recommended order received
regarding property located at 642 E. Ridgewood Street owned by Karin and
Matthew Thilmony. It was
moved Commissioner Sheehan, seconded by Commissioner Page and carried to
approve the Hearing Officer’s Recommended Order as written. 30]
GENERAL APPEARANCES 1]
Linda Schwichtenberg spoke regarding traffic issues in her
neighborhood near Dubsdread and possible solutions.
She presented a petition from the residents of her neighborhood
that is currently in Orange County. Mayor
Hood and Com. Vargo invited her neighborhood to consider annexation into
the City limits. 2]
David Van Gelder spoke regarding a chronology of the Nap Ford
Charter School decisions and his objections thereto.
He handed out materials to City Council regarding the Jackson
Center UPARR grant. 3]
David Bressler, President of Bressler Outdoor Advertising, spoke
regarding a settlement proposal that his company suggested in resolution
of the Bumby Ave. billboard controversy.
Mr. Bressler passed out a copy of his remarks and a letter from
Sandra Bennett, a neighborhood resident. 4]
Sylvia J. Young spoke concerning fifteen examples of decisions that
City Council had made without having adequate information. ADJOURNMENT 31.
There being no further business to come before Council, Mayor Hood
declared the meeting adjourned at 3:25 p.m.
Mayor-Commissioner Glenda E. Hood
Interim City Clerk Amy T. Iennaco
On Monday, January 8, 2001, at 10:11 a.m., the City Council
met for a Workshop session in the City Council Chambers, City Hall, 400
South Orange Avenue, Orlando, Florida. Present:
Mayor Hood called upon
Orange County Public Schools (“OCPS”) Associate Superintendent Daniel
C. Buckman to give City Council an OCPS construction update. Dr. Buckman
used the attached presentation to outline the OCPS five-year $1 billion
construction plan. This plan
adds an additional 50,000 seats by the year 2002.
There are 39 projects with a total budget of $687.5 million. Mr.
Joseph Mittiga, OCPS Executive Director of Community Relations, explained
that an additional $325 million is budgeted for immediate need projects.
He also detailed the funding sources for the $1 billion in projects
scheduled. He also noted a $1.2 billion shortfall in the comprehensive
needs, portable reduction and new school construction programs.
Mr. Mittiga outlined two possible options for raising the
additional $1.2 billion: issuance of 40 year general obligation bonds at
the rate of 3 mils or a ˝ cent sales tax for 8 years.
Both options would require voter approval. Mayor Hood questioned
whether those were really the only two options and asked whether
redistricting would help. Discussion
ensued regarding those issues and charter schools.
Council asked how they can help and expressed their support of the
School Board’s commitment to renovating its schools. Dr. Buckman indicated that the City can help legislatively
and by supporting any bond or sales tax initiatives proposed by the School
Board. Discussion ensued
regarding the extremely high rate of mobility by students.
Mr. Mittiga indicated that 45-50% of OCPS students who begin the
school year do not finish it in the same school.
Com. Vicki Vargo asked about school choice and the option of
finishing out the remainder of the school year at the former school. She also questioned OCPS representatives about access to the
schools for community meetings and indicated that she felt that principals
had too much discretion in those access decisions. Council also
discussed various partnerships with OCPS such as landscaping, after-
school programs and Lynx reduced rates for students.
Mayor Hood noted the diversity in the OCPS system and the
challenges stemming from that fact. She
emphasized that the issues of growth cannot be dealt with in isolation. The Workshop
concluded at 11:22 a.m. Amy T. Iennaco Interim City Clerk On Monday, January 29, 2001, at 1:06 p.m., the City Council
met in the City Council Chambers, City Hall, 400 South Orange Avenue,
Orlando, Florida. Present:
Mayor Hood called the
meeting to order. She stated
that she was pleased to see so many Parks Initiative projects on the
agenda. She noted that
Consent item G-15 signaled a positive change for Dubsdread.
Mayor Hood recognized representatives of American Golf that manages
Dubsdread and their new partners, Pat Casey and Steve Gunner, of Greenside
Foods who will bring a new food operation to Dubsdread’s facilities. In reviewing the
Consent Agenda, Mayor Hood noted that G-19 was deleted. She called on Public Works Director Dave Metzker to give more
details about item G-15. Com.
Vicki Vargo questioned whether College Park Rotary would be able to
continue their meetings at Dubsdread without interruption and she received
an affirmative reply. Mayor
Hood called upon Deputy Public Works Director Tom Lothrop to explain the
history of the agreements with EPA and OUC presented in item G-20.
Com. Vargo expressed her appreciation of staff’s successful
efforts to keep the Lake Highland site off the Superfund site list.
Mr. Lothrop indicated that he would work with the Office of
Neighborhood Services to continue keeping the affected neighbors informed
about the results of the studies. Com. Betty Wyman
stated that she was pleased to see Consent items A-1 and A-13.
Com. Vargo stated her support for G-5 and thanked staff for G-14,
the Joint Use Agreement with Rolling Hills Elementary.
Com. Patty Sheehan proposed the attached amendment to paragraph 7
of the Lawsona Fern Creek Neighborhood Association Mayor’s Neighborhood
Matching Grants Program contract, presented as part of Consent item A-28.
Com. Sheehan also congratulated Walter Hawkins on his permanent
appointment as CYS Director. She
also recognized the individual efforts of Lillian Johnson who acquired 26
coats for Reeves Terrace neighborhood children as part of a recent
project. Com. Daisy Lynum and
Mayor Hood introduced Ashton Dunn, a student job shadowing Com. Lynum as
part of a high school project. Mayor
Hood explained Ashton’s project and stated how glad she was to see young
people taking an interest in local government.
Com. Lynum stated her appreciation to “Parks Guru” Dave Metzker
for the progress on Rock Lake Park in her neighborhood. Mayor Hood stated
that Police Chief Jerry Demings had just received official notification
that the City did receive its requested grant funding for 14 additional
officers. The meeting concluded 1:30
p.m. Amy T. Iennaco Interim City Clerk
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