CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING
CITY HALL ANNEX
TUESDAY
7:00 PM
MINUTES
CALL TO ORDER:
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
ROLL CALL:
Council Members Present:
Mayor Pro Tem Bob Hoog
Council Member Leo Nicholas
Council Member Buzz Petsos
Mayor Rocky
Randels
Council Member Shannon Roberts
Others Present:
City Manager
City Treasurer Andrea
Bowers
Public Works Director Walter
Bandish
Assistant Public Works Director Jeff
Ratliff
Building Official Todd Morley
Recreation Director Robert Lefever
Mayor Randels requested to
hear Item No. 4 at this time since the representatives from T-N-T Events had
traveled from
CONSENT AGENDA:
1. City Council
Regular Meeting Minutes of
2. Motion to Adopt: Resolution No. 2008-07; Appointing a
Regular Member to the Business and Cultural Development Board (L. Peppers).
3. Outdoor Entertainment Permit for the American Legion Picnic; Edward
Adams, Applicant.
4. Outdoor Entertainment Permit for the
Mayor Randels questioned if any Council member, staff
or interested party desired to remove any of the items for discussion.
Ms. Roberts requested to remove
Item 4 in order to hear more about the event from the promoter, Ms. Terri
Rudzitis.
A motion was made by Mr. Nicholas and seconded by Mr. Petsos to Approve
Consent Agenda Items No. 1 through 3. The vote on
the motion carried 5-0 with voting as follows: Mayor Pro Tem Hoog, For; Mr.
Nicholas, For; Mr. Petsos, For; Mayor Randels, For and Ms. Roberts, For.
4. Outdoor Entertainment Permit for the
Ms. Rudzitis requested for the sprinkler
system to be turned off and the rest rooms opened for the event. She informed that the event would offer
artists and exhibitors and festival type food.
Ms. Rudzitis replied to Ms. Roberts that approximately 40 vendors were
registered. Ms. Roberts encouraged all
A motion was made by Mr. Nicholas and seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Hoog to
Approve Consent Agenda Item No. 4. The vote on
the motion carried 5-0 with voting as follows: Mayor Pro Tem Hoog, For; Mr.
Nicholas, For; Mr. Petsos, For; Mayor Randels, For and Ms. Roberts, For.
PRESENTATION:
2008 Spring Beautification
Award – Single Family (
Ms.
Elizabeth Mars acknowledged Mr. and Mrs. Jack and Karen Daniel for their
Beautification efforts at their home at
REPORTS:
City
Manager
·
Mr. Boucher
announced that the City received notice from the Department of Community
Affairs that the Evaluation and
Appraisal Report was approved, so
Council could proceed with their first Public Hearing on the Comprehensive Plan
Amendment later on in the meeting.
·
Mr. Boucher received
a proposal from Florida Power and Light to
bury the power lines at a cost of $1.8 million on the west side of
·
Mr. Boucher
reported that the Board of Adjustment
scheduled the Tripple J Special Exception request related to the remand
from the Circuit Court for Monday, March 24th at
·
Mr. Boucher reported
that the Coastal Fuels application for
two additional fuel tanks was under
Staff review.
·
Mr. Boucher
reported that he serves on the Space Coast Growth Management Coalition. The Coalition was working on the components
of the “How Shall We Grow” green print
for the
·
Mr. Boucher
reported that the Public Works
maintenance building was 90 percent complete.
·
Mr. Boucher
reported that the Beach Cleaning
equipment was delivered.
·
Mr. Boucher reported
that he met with the Library Board to discuss
a joint-use Library Meeting Room and to hear their concerns related to
parking and the type of dais for Council’s use.
The City’s architect met with Mrs. Escapa and the Library Board would
like to meet with the Council for further discussion.
·
Mr. Boucher
reported that the Building Department staff had a pre-application meeting on a
proposed 170-unit hotel at the
corner of
Staff
Recreation
Director
·
Mr. Lefever
announced the Easter Egg Hunt on
Saturday, March 22nd at
Public
Works Director
·
Mr. Bandish
reported that the sewer force main
was completed and operational.
·
Mr. Bandish
reiterated that the Public Works
maintenance building was near completion.
·
Mr. Bandish
reported that he was securing easements
related to the sewer force main project.
·
Mr. Bandish
reported of an upcoming meeting related to slip-lining.
·
Mr. Bandish
reported that the stand-by generator
was two-weeks to arrival.
·
Mr. Bandish
replied to Mr. Petsos that the sand
fence project was awaiting purchasing authorization signatures.
City
Treasurer
·
No report.
Building
Official
·
Mr. Morley
provided a status update on Resort
Dwellings/ Resort Condominiums and a review of the properties that exceeded the maximum allowable density. These were properties constructed
before the density regulation was established. A total of 284 units
constructed have applied for a Resort Dwelling license. Of that total 45 do not comply with current
density which represents a total of four buildings out of eight buildings. Mr.
Morley distributed a report and explained for clarification that density
relates to the number of residential units on a property and the current
density is 15 units per acre. There were
older buildings in the City that have applied for the Resort Dwelling license
status that have more than 15 units per acre which creates non-conformity with
the City code.
·
Mr. Morley
reported from the Community Appearance Board on the concept of a theme for
the City. The Board requested a
joint discussion with the Planning and Zoning Board. He asked if there were any support from
Council on the concept or if there were any desire to address the concept from
a business standpoint. Ms. Roberts
explained that the City Planner brought options to the Planning and Zoning
Board’s attention related to mixed-use development and the City’s
redevelopment. Ms. Roberts stated that
the concept theme of Sun, Space and Sea came out of Community Appearance
Board’s discussion and this was the initiating point to further discuss a theme
jointly with the Planning and Zoning Board.
Mayor Randels concluded that the Community Appearance Board had recently
pursued optional styles from franchise businesses to create a more distinct
appearance. Mr. Boucher brought up the
Town Hall meeting on April 3, as a place where the architectural theme could be
discussed.
·
Mr. Morley
reported that he scheduled the State
Road A1A Town Hall Meeting at the Library Meeting Room on Thursday, April 3rd
at (5):30 PM. He would provide courtesy
mail out notices to stakeholders on the State Road A1A corridor. [Ms. Joyce
Hamilton corrected that the meeting time was
City
Clerk
·
No report.
City
Attorney
·
Ms. Latorre
reported that Royal Mansions filed suit
against the City related to the Resort Dwellings Ordinance challenging the
constitutionality and application of the Ordinance related to their
establishment. The suit is under
evaluation for response with the City Attorney.
CITY
COUNCIL
Council
Member Roberts
·
Ms. Roberts
suggested an initiative encouraging the Sheriff to outreach to the City in an
effort to increase Neighborhood Watch
Programs.
·
Ms. Roberts
reported that as part of her membership with the National Space Club, Steve Kohler, CEO of Space
·
Ms. Roberts,
again, recommended a representation list
of the meetings in which Council members were officially and unofficially in
attendance as this would help the Council to know what subjects were being
addressed and allow for a debriefing during Council meetings and Workshops.
·
Ms. Roberts
announced that Mayor Pro Tem Hoog, Mr. Petsos and Mayor Randels would attend Legislative Days from March 25th
and 26th. She encouraged the audience to mention any items that they
would like the Council to bring to their State Legislators.
·
Ms. Roberts
asked Mr. Lefever to comment on the recent Community
Celebration. Mr. Lefever informed
that the event was successful with between 500 and 600 participants. He also informed that this was the first time
for a Business Vendor Expo which was also a success with 45 vendors registered
of which 34 participated.
·
Ms. Roberts
requested an Environmental Initiative to
address the soot problem, red tide and fuel emissions from Coastal Fuels.
Council
Member Nicholas
·
No report.
Council
Members Petsos
·
Mr. Petsos
requested to schedule a Visioning
Session immediately following the close of the Legislative Session.
·
Mr. Petsos
requested law enforcement assistance
on the illegal parking issue.
·
Mr. Petsos
reported on his pursuit of seeking accountability from the County on the City
tax funding contributed to County taxes.
He was seeking additional information from neighboring communities to
address this issue.
·
Mr. Petsos asked
Mr. Lefever to report on his Police
Athletic League [PAL] meeting. Mr.
Lefever informed that he would meet with the County representative from PAL on
Monday. This meeting would include the
Recreation Leaders. He emphasized the
need for PAL in the community.
Mayor
Pro Tem Hoog
·
No report.
Mayor
Randels
·
Mayor Randels
reported that he received an E-mail giving kudos
related to the City web site from a resident in
·
Mayor Randels
acknowledged that Florida Today noted in a recent article that
E-mail is a public record. He summarized that the City, through the City
Manager’s efforts, responded in an efficient and timely manner.
·
Mayor Randels
reported that the City passed a Resolution
related to Bright House Networks analog converter boxes. He informed that the Federal Government would
begin mailing $40 to consumers to assist them in the conversion in a $1.5
billion project and every household with an analog box was eligible to receive
two coupons.
·
Mayor Randels
reported that all sixteen
·
Mayor Randels
asked if there were any desire to reprint the City promotional license plates.
Staff was directed to follow through on this project.
·
Mayor Randels
reported on a family traveling from the
AUDIENCE TO BE HEARD:
·
Mr. Frank Kuhn questioned why the City’s Law Enforcement
allowed precinct cars to leave the City as well as why officers were
allowed to take those cars home. Mr.
Kuhn related that for a 1.9 square mile City, the amount of officers exceeded
the City’s size and he estimated that for 25 miles of roadway, a police car
should pass a roadway every hour. Mr.
Kuhn stated that the
·
Mr. Ray Osborne of
·
Ms. Dot Gayer presented 200 signatures from the residents
in order for the Council to proceed with the
·
Mr. Ron Woods of
BOARD MEMBER INTERVIEW:
Thomas Wheaton – Beautification
Board Applicant
Mr.
Wheaton affirmed to the City Attorney that all of the information on his
application was true and correct to the best of his knowledge. Mr. Wheaton also affirmed that he was not
affiliated with any City Council Member.
Mr. Wheaton affirmed that he would not have any conflicts with his
duties as a Beautification Board through business or familial relationships.
Mr. Wheaton informed that he became interested in volunteering due to the City
Hall marquee sign. He stated that he was
active in volunteering in his condominium at Portside Villas. Mr. Wheaton stated his special interest in
curb appeal and he desired to take an active role in the City’s change
process.
Ms.
Roberts asked Mr. Wheaton for a brief summary of his work at Patrick Air Force
Base [PAFB]. Mr. Wheaton stated that he
worked in the Space Industry in the area of procurement and subcontracts,
Acquisition Management and currently worked with a primary contractor at
PAFB. Mr. Wheaton replied to Ms. Roberts
that he enjoyed the beach area and coastal living. Mr. Wheaton stated that he served on the
Fence Committee, the Crime Watch Committee and the Judiciary Committee at
Portside Villas. Mayor Randels concluded
that a Resolution to appoint Mr. Wheaton to the Beautification Board would
appear on the next City Council Meeting Agenda.
ORDINANCE: Second Public
Hearing:
5. Motion to Adopt: Ordinance No. 01-2008;
Establishing a Fund Balance/ Retained Earnings Reserve Policy, at Second
Mayor
Randels read Ordinance No. 01-2008 by title.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA; AMENDING CHAPTER 2, ARTICLE V., OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES RELATED TO
FINANCE TO ESTABLISH A FUND BALANCE/RETAINED EARNINGS RESERVE POLICY;
PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF PRIOR INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS;
INFORPORATION INTO THE CODE; SEVERABILITY; AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Andrea Bowers, City Treasurer, explained the
Ordinance as a plan to set aside 20 percent of the City’s Budget. She provided an updated memo that depicted a
six-month scenario with and without Capital Purchases. Ms. Bowers explained how the variables that
were part of operating funds during any six-month period were a changing
element. Mr. Petsos explained that he
sought to ask for a six-month operating report, with and without the Capital Purchases,
in order to ensure that the City had available funding prior to any emergency
circumstance. Ms. Bowers stated how not
paying for debris removal upfront was a benefit. Mr. Boucher related on the results for cities
that sought independent contractors for debris removal, when the upfront costs
depended on the Federal Emergency Management Agency [FEMA] for
reimbursement. Mr. Boucher clarified for
Ms. Roberts that the Interlocal Agreement for Debris Removal was a separate
contract. Ms. Bowers concluded that the 20 percent set aside applied to any
emergency and not just for a hurricane circumstance.
There was
no public comment.
A motion was made by Mr. Petsos and seconded
by Mr. Nicholas to Adopt Ordinance No. 01-2008 at Second
ORDINANCES: First Public Hearing:
6. Motion
to Approve Ordinance No. 02-2008; Adopting a Small Scale Future Land Use Map
Amendment by Changing the Future Land Use Map Designation of Certain Real
Property Totaling 1.95 Acres More or Less, Generally Located Along the North
Side of Shorewood Drive at the Southwest Corner of Jetty Park in Cape
Canaveral, Florida, at First Reading.
Mayor
Randels read Ordinance No. 02-2008 by title.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA, ADOPTING A SMALL SCALE FUTURE LAND USE MAP AMENDMENT BY CHANGING THE
FUTURE LAND USE MAP DESIGNATION OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY TOTALING 1.95 ACRES
MORE OR LESS, GENERALLY LOCATED ALONG THE NORTH SIDE OF SHOREWOOD DRIVE AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF JETTY PARK IN CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA, AND MORE
PARTICULARLY DEPICTED AND LEGALLY DESCRIBED ON EXHIBITS “A” AND “B” ATTACHED
HERETO, FROM “R-3 RESIDENTIAL” TO C-1 COMMERCIAL” ; PROVIDING FOR THE
REPEAL OF PRIOR INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS, SEVERABILITY,
INCORPORATION INTO THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Mr. Boucher reminded that this was a
quasi-judicial hearing item and the City Attorney would need to swear-in all
those participating in the discussion.
Attorney Latorre swore in all those providing testimony. Mr. Peetz referred to the difference between
the Comprehensive Plan and the Zoning Amendment in that the Zoning portion
permitted conditions with approval of which there were conditions at the
Planning and Zoning Board level related to the 1.2 acres. Mr. Peetz informed that the applicant was
agreeable to the condition on the 1.2 acres for parking and recreational
amenities. Attorney Latorre stated that
the City Attorney’s office had not fully discussed this matter at this
time.
Mr. Peetz stated that during the Local
Planning Agency [LPA] meeting, a 5.4 acre gap was created between the
Comprehensive Plan Amendment Map and the Zoning Map on the Brevard County
Property Appraiser’s part. There was no
expressed reason for the gap which occurred during adoption of Ordinance
03-2000 in which the City established a
C-2 Zoning district and through research, the gap was found in the
Mayor Randels stated that the LPA recommended
approval on
Mr. Bennett recounted from previous
discussion that, 1) density would lessen due to removal of one building on the
east side, and 2) balconies were redesigned to face the west and the
north. The removal of one building and
changing the design of another would result in the continuation of a pool deck
and fewer people. This would also
control the activity that would impact adjacent property. Mr. Grandlich met with the Boards of Solana
Lake,
Mr. Bennett displayed a storyboard of what
the approved Site Plan would include.
Mr. Bennett clarified that the County neglected to remove the
Mr. Bennett replied that the intent of
bringing the concept into the pool deck was to create one amenity to the extent
of serving meals and to, perhaps, locate some facility on the south end to
establish more efficient service. Ms.
Roberts stated that a passive lounge area seemed acceptable; however, residents
expressed concern with commercial use.
Mr. Bennett clarified that continuity would remain the same. Ms. Roberts asked if the residents could
request not to have speakers at that proposed end of the water park.
Mr. Bennett stated that concerns arose from
Shorewood; however, that might be due to lack of landscaping. Mr. Bennett stated that the forum to address
those issues would occur during Site Plan review, but not during the
Comprehensive Plan amendment discussion.
Attorney Latorre clarified that Item No. 6 would need to be addressed
prior to discussing Item No. 7. Mr.
Peetz stated that Council could not attach conditions to a Comprehensive Plan
Amendment; however, conditions could be attached to the Zoning Amendment. Mr. Grandlich stated that there were few
concerns voiced at the Planning and Zoning Board Meeting/ LPA Meetings and loud
music was not anticipated
as the facility was family oriented.
There was no public comment.
A motion was made by Mr. Petsos and seconded
by Mr. Nicholas to Approve Ordinance No. 02-2008 at First
7. Motion
to Approve Ordinance No. 03-2008; Changing the Zoning Map Designation of
Certain Real Property Totaling 1.95 Acres More or Less, Generally Located Along
the North Side of Shorewood Drive at the Southwest Corner of Jetty Park in Cape
Canaveral, Florida, at First Reading.
Mayor
Randels read Ordinance No. 03-2008 by title.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA, CHANGING THE ZONING MAP DESIGNATION OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY TOTALING
1.95 ACRES MORE OR LESS, GENERALLY LOCATED ALONG THE NORTH SIDE OF SHOREWOOD
DRIVE AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF JETTY PARK IN CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA, AND
MORE PARTICULARLY DEPICTED AND LEGALLY DESCRIBED ON EXHIBITS “A” AND “B”
ATTACHED HERETO, FROM “R-3 MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL” TO “C-1 LOW DENSITY
COMMERCIAL” SUBJECT TO CERTAIN USE RESTRICTIONS; PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL
OF PRIOR INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES AND
RESOLUTIONS; SEVERABILITY, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Mayor Randels read that the Planning and Zoning Board imposed the
following conditions for the property related to: recreational amenities and parking.
Mr. Peetz pointed out that the Council could approve the Zoning
Designation in its entirety; however, the conditions should be limited to the
1.2 acre parcel only. Attorney Latorre stated
that the conditional restrictions would apply to Exhibit A only. Mr. Bennett clarified that his application
addressed Exhibit A and the R-3, 1.2 acres.
Mr. Petsos recommended placing the restrictions within Section 3 of the
proposed Ordinance. Mr. Boucher
questioned Mr. Peetz, for the record, saying that he did not review any
analysis changes as a result of the density reduction to the 1.2 acres. Mr. Peetz replied that the Site Plan would be
amended and a pre-application meeting was scheduled for mid-April.
Ms. Roberts asked if there was a definition of recreational
amenities. Mr. Bennett replied that a
definition would be established prior to the next meeting and he would work
with the City Attorney’s office on that definition. Ms. Roberts stated the following concerns for
the record: 1) potential noise, 2) a Tiki Bar operation in the water park, and
3) green space. Ms. Roberts addressed
the potential of redirecting traffic carried to the beach and if there were an
alternative route. Mr. Bennett stated that there were no alternatives due to a
previously constructed building; however, the developer would look into
it.
There was no public comment.
A motion was made by Ms. Roberts and seconded
by Mr. Nicholas to Approve Ordinance No. 03-2008 at First
RESOLUTION:
8. Motion to Approve: Resolution No.
2008-08; Supporting the
Mayor Randels read Resolution No. 2008-08 by title.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL, BREVARD
COUNTY, FLORIDA; SUPPORTING FLORIDA
FOREVER AND A SUCCESSOR PROGRAM; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Mayor Randels
stated that the Council was requesting for State Legislators to retain the
Florida Forever Program and any succeeding programs.
There was no public comment.
A motion was made by Mr. Petsos and seconded
by Ms. Roberts to Approve Resolution No. 2008-08. The vote on the motion carried 5-0 with
voting as follows: Mayor Pro Tem Hoog, For; Mr. Nicholas, For; Mr. Petsos, For;
Mayor Randels, For and Ms. Roberts, For.
CONSIDERATION:
9. Motion to Approve: An Agreement with
Mayor Randels
explained the contract for two staff persons and one lifeguard tower. Mr. Petsos requested that one of the staff
persons assume a roving lifeguard role.
Mr. Boucher replied that the one County roving staff person would use
the City’s All Terrain Vehicle [ATV].
Mr. Lefever clarified that coverage was needed at the tower should one
of the lifeguards need to make a rescue attempt.
A motion was made by Ms. Roberts and seconded by Mr. Petsos to Approve
an Agreement with
DISCUSSION:
10. Community Development Director.
Mayor Randels explained that this discussion item
continued from a previous meeting in August 2007. Mr. Boucher stated that his presentation
depicted a Community Development Director’s [CDD] responsibilities and the
City’s need to hire this staff person.
He briefly explained the difference between the CDD and a Building
Official. Mr. Boucher spoke about the
timeline needed to seek an applicant.
Mayor Randels expressed the concern of shared staff between the CDD and
the Building Official. Ms. Roberts
reminded of John Anderson Chairperson of the Business and Cultural Development
Board’s comments related to delay in hiring which could result in missed
funding opportunities.
Mr. Nicholas stated that the Building Official would
lose his staff and, in turn, report to the CDD.
He expressed his disfavor with the proposed organizational set-up. Mr. Nicholas stated further that the person
hired should be titled Community Planner and report to the Building
Official. Ms. Roberts stated that she
had not viewed Council’s participation at this level of detail with other Departments. Mayor Pro Tem Hoog agreed with Mr. Nicholas
on the title Community Planner and that the person should report to the
Building Official and he, too, did not agree with the organizational
set-up.
Ms. Roberts asked to hear the Building Official’s
thoughts on the subject; however, other Council Members disagreed that Mr.
Morley should make any comments. Ms.
Roberts stated how the Building Official and the City Planner work
cooperatively and she envisioned a seasoned professional and not a novice. Mr. Boucher clarified that the position title
would include Planning and Development and the individual would report directly
to the City Manager. Per City Council
approval, the City Manager would proceed with posting the job vacancy.
A
motion was made by Mr. Petsos and seconded by Ms. Roberts to extend the meeting
until 10:30 P.M. The
vote on the motion carried 5-0 with voting as follows: Mayor Pro Tem Hoog, For;
Mr. Nicholas, For; Mr. Petsos, For; Mayor Randels, For and Ms. Roberts, For.
11. Citizen
Awareness and Participation Plan.
Mr. Petsos pointed
out the benefit of a Citizen Awareness and Participation Plan [CAPP]. Ms. Roberts reminded how a previous developer
did not present a proactive project.
This forum would provide some simple guidelines and would set the
standard between the community and the developer. Mayor Pro Tem Hoog stated that the community
has an opportunity to participate during the Board review process. Mr. Petsos brought out that municipalities
were being forced into CAPP’s through State legislation. Ms. Roberts related on the positive result
when Ron Jon’s Cape Caribe, Inc. reached out to the community and gained their
relative input. Mr. Nicholas suggested
for the new Community Development staff person to establish a threshold of
which projects would need a CAPP review.
12. Florida
Department of Community Affairs 2008 Draft Legislation.
Mayor Randels
stated how many bills have changed since their inception. Mr. Peetz addressed
the Citizens Planning Bill of Rights which required local governments to hold
community neighborhood meetings prior to filing an application for a Future
Land Use Change. This bill combats
Hometown Democracy. Mr. Peetz reviewed
that the bill required meetings prior to filing adoptions and a reduced number
of large-scale amendments from two to one per year. Mr. Peetz also reviewed that a super-majority
vote, and not just a majority vote, would be needed from the Council following
a Local Planning Agency recommendation, to adopt a recommended Comprehensive
Plan.
Mr. Peetz referred
to the draft Coastal High Hazard Area that addressed Category One storm
surges. He stated that if this were not
addressed, they would need to be addressed.
Mr. Peetz stated that identifying shelters for a Category 5 hurricane
was also required.
He then referred to changes to the Urban Growth policies. The intent was for specific counties to have
the cities identify urban development areas and area wide gross densities and
intensities. The Department of Community
Affairs views this as maximum potential.
Mr. Boucher stated that if any of the Legislation passed, the City would
be required to incorporate those changes since it was in the process of its
Amendment cycle. Mr. Peetz explained for
clarification that the State adopts guidelines for the benefit of those cities
that have no awareness of how to obtain compliance.
A motion was made by Ms. Roberts and
seconded by Mr. Nicholas to Table Items No. 13 and 14 until the next Regular
Meeting and to move the items to a category of Old Business.
13. Temporary
Off-Premises Signs.
14.
ADJOURNMENT:
There
being no further business, the Chair adjourned the meeting at 10:30 P.M.
__________________________ Rocky
Randels, MAYOR
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Susan Stills, CMC, CITY CLERK