1993-07-06CITY OF OKEECHOBEE
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
SUMMARY OF COUNCIL ACTION
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A. Call meeting to order on July 6, 1993 at 7:00 P.M.
Mayor Kirk called the July 6, 1993 meeting to order at 7:04 p.m.
B. Invocation offered by Reverend Walter Montz,
Reverend Walter Montz led the invocation;
Pledge of Allegiance led by Mayor Kirk.
Mayor Kirk led the Pledge of Allegiance.
C. Mayor and Council attendance:
Clerk Thomas called the roll.•
Mayor James E. Kirk
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Councilmember Danny P. Entry
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Councilmember Michael G. O'Connor
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Councilmember Jerry E. Walker
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Councilmember Dowling R. Watford, Jr.
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Staff attendance:
Attorney John R. Cook
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Administrator John J. Drago
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Clerk Bonnie S. Thomas
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Deputy Clerk Lane Gamiotea
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D. Motion to dispense with reading and approve the
Councilmember Entry made a motion to dispense with reading and approve the
summary of Council Action for the Regular Meeting of
Summary of Council Action for the Regular Meeting of June 15, 1993 and the
June.15, 1993 and the Special Meeting of July 1, 1993.
Special Meeting of July 1, 1993; seconded by Councilmember O'Connor.
Councilmember Watford commented that some of the items on the Special
Meeting Agenda of July 1, 1993, he felt, should have been done at a regular
meeting. He further stated, doing items like that could give the wrong impression.
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D. Summary of Council Action continued.
E. Motion to approve Warrant Registers for June, 1993:
GENERAL FUND...........$517,501.78
PUBLIC UTILITIES ....... $663,605.63
REQUEST FOR THE ADDITION, DEFERRAL OR WITHDRAWAL
OF ITEMS ON TODAY'S AGENDA.
F. OPEN PUBLIC HEARING FOR ORDINANCE ADOPTION
1. a. Motion to read by title only, Ordinance 660 - City
Attorney (Exhibit 1).
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Vote on motion to approve Summary of Council Action:
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MOTION CARRIED.
Councilmember Watford made a motion to approve the Warrant Registers for the
month of June, 1993 in the amounts: General Fund being five hundred seventeen
thousand, five hundred one dollars, seventy-eight cents ($517,501.78) and Public
Utilities Fund being six hundred sixty-three thousand, six hundred five dollars,
sixty-three cents ($663,605.63); seconded by Councilmember Walker.
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MOTION CARRIED.
Mayor Kirk asked if there were any addition's, deferral's or withdrawals of items on
today's agenda. Mayor Kirk advised Application No. 27 under the Public Hearing
is being withdrawn by request of the applicant, also delete item eleven under New
Business.
Mayor Kirk opened the PUBLIC HEARING at 7:08 p.m. for Ordinance Adoption
Councilmember Watford made a motion to read Ordinance No. 660 by title only,
seconded by Councilmember Entry.
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PUBLIC HEARING FOR ORDINANCE ADOPTION
1. a. Reading of Ordinance No. 660 continued.
1. b. Motion to adopt Ordinance 660.
1. c. Public Comment.
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Vote on motion is as follows:
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MOTION CARRIED.
Attorney Cook read Ordinance No. 660 by title only.
'AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF OKEECHOBEE, FLORIDA, PROVIDING THAT ALL AREAS WITHIN
THE CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF OKEECHOBEE SHALL BE EXEMPTED FROM THE APPLICATION
OF CERTAIN TERMS AND PROVISIONS CONTAINED IN OKEECHOBEE COUNTY ORDINANCE NO.
92-20 WHICH REPEAL OR SUPERSEDE CERTAIN OKEECHOBEE COUNTY ORDINANCES
IMPLEMENTING THE CITY'S INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT WITH OKEECHOBEE COUNTY
CONCERNING THE CONSOLIDATED OKEECHOBEE COUNTY BUILDING AND ZONING
DEPARTMENT; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABIL TY; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE'
Councilmember Entry made a motion to adopt Ordinance No. 660; seconded by
Councilmember O'Connor.
Councilmember Watford asked, when we adopt this, where does this put our zoning?
Attorney Cook explained we go back to the City's old zoning as amended. This prohibits
the City from falling under the guidelines of the County's Land Development Regulations
(LDR's) until the City adopts their own. This will be revisited when the City does it's
LDR's.
Mayor Kirk asked for any public comments. Citizen Marvin Wheeler expressed his
opinion that the City needs to keep all their rules and guidelines and not go by the
County's.
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F. PUBLIC HEARING FOR ORDINANCE ADOPTION
1. d. Vote on Motion.
2. a. Motion to read by title only Ordinance 661 - City
Attorney (Exhibit 2).
2. b. Discuss Applications 1 thru 24.
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There being no further discussion, Mayor Kirk called for a vote on the motion:
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MOTION CARRIED.
Councilmember Watford made a motion to read Ordinance No. 661 by title only,
seconded by Councilmember Entry.
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MOTION CARRIED.
Attorney Cook read Ordinance No. 661 by title only.
'AN ORDINANCE OF THE CnY OF OKEECHOBEE, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE CITY OF
OKEECHOBEE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, ORDINANCE 635, AS AMENDED BY REVISING THE
FUTURE LAND USE MAP; PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION OF ORDINANCE AND REVISED FUTURE
LAND USE MAP IN THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILHY, PROVIDING
FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE'
Attorney Mike Morrell appeared before the Council updating them on the Comprehensive
Plan Future Land Use Map adoption and problems found with the map after it was
adopted. Which leads to the purpose of this public hearing. Applications for the Future
Land Use Map Amendments are divided into two groups.
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2. b. Discussion of Application 1 thru 24 continued.
The first group of applications are numbers one through twenty-four. These can be
discussed all at one time. They are absolute errors in the future land use map because
a pre-existing building was on the property when the land use designation was adopted.
The second group, Applications 25-30 are not map errors but actual changes in land
designation.
There are two corrections to be made to Ordinance No. 661. Mr. David Hester's
application, is to be withdrawn since his property's land use designation did not change.
The second is, Mr. Frank Altobello's application legal description will be corrected.
Council and Attorney Morrell also discussed a letter from Steve and Wanda Morgan.
Attorney Morrell stated he is confident in the advice he is giving the Council and
handling the Morgan's property and the other applications.
Councilmember Watford brought to Attorney Morrell's attention corrections in sentences
to be made on Page 22, first paragraph, second sentence is incorrect and should be
deleted. Page 24, first paragraph, second sentence is incorrect and should be deleted.
And Page 26, second paragraph, third sentence is incorrect and should be deleted.
Attorney Morrell will correct these entries before the documents are sent to DCA
(Department of Community Affairs).
Mayor Kirk asked if there was any comments from the public. There were none.
Discuss Application 25.
Mr. Syed Abdullah filed Application No. 25. The property description is 112 of Lot 12, 13
through 16 of Block 3, City of Okeechobee. The existing zoning designation is
Commercial, Professional Office. The future land use designation is Single Family. Mr.
Abdullah is requesting the future land use designation be Commercial. At present there
is not a structure on the property.
Following discussion between Council, Attorney Morrell and Mr. Abdullah, Mayor Kirk
called three times for a motion to delete Application No. 25. No action to delete was
taken, therefore, Application No. 25 remained in Ordinance No. 661 as presented. Mr.
Abdullah will pay the $500.00 deposit as required.
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2. b. Discussion on Application 25 continued:
Mayor Kirk asked for comments from the public. There was none.
Discuss Application 26
Mr. Kim Glowacki filed Application No. 26. The property description is Lots 11 and 12 of
Block 41, City of Okeechobee. The existing zoning designation is Residential General 1.
Mr. Glowacki is requesting the future
use designation is Single Family. q 9
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land use designation be Commercial. The structure on this property is fire damaged.
Following discussion between Council, Attorney Morrell and Engineer Mosley Collins
(representing Mr. Glowacki), Mayor Kirk called for a motion to delete Application No. 26.
Councilmember Watford made a motion to amend Ordinance No. 661 to delete
Application No. 26 based on the future land use designation around this area. Motion
died for lack of second. No action was taken to delete, therefore, Application No. 26
remained in Ordinance No. 661 as presented. Mr. Glowacki will pay the $500.00 deposit
as required. It was understood by Engineer Collins' that his client will have to go
through the proper procedures for a zoning designation change.
Mayor Kirk asked if there was any comments from the public. There were none.
Discuss Application 27.
Mrs. Frieda Hamrick filed Application No. 27. Attorney Morrell explained to the Council
Mrs. Hamrick requested to withdraw her application.
Mayor Kirk asked if there was any comments from the public. There were none.
Councilmember Watford made a motion to amend Ordinance No. 661 to delete
Application No 27, seconded by Councilmember O'Connor.
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2. b. Discuss Application No. 28
Mr. W.I. Rooks filed Application No. 28. The property description is Lots 7 through 12 of
Block 254, First Addition to the City of Okeechobee. The existing zoning designation is
Commercial 11. The future land use designation is Single Family. Mr. Rooks is
requesting the future land use designation be Multi Family. At present there is not a
structure on this property.
Discussion ensued between Council, Attorney Morrell and Mr. Rooks on the legal
description. Council instructed Attorney Morrell to amend the legal description on Mr.
Rooks' application to include Lots 1, 112 of 2, 4 through 12 of Block 254 as it was
advertised for the public hearing.
Mayor called three times for a motion to delete this application. No action was taken to
delete, therefore, Application No. 28 remained in Ordinance No. 661 as presented. Mr.
Rooks will pay the $500.00 deposit as required. It was understood by Mr. Rook's, he
would have to go through the proper procedures for a zoning designation change.
Mayor Kirk asked if there was any comments from the public. There was none.
Discuss Application 29.
New Horizon's of the Treasure Coast filed Application No. 29. The property description
is Lots 1 through 12 of Block 30, First Addition to South Okeechobee. The existing
zoning designation is Commercial. The future land use designation is Single Family.
New Horizon is requesting the future land use designation be Commercial.
There was a lengthy discussion between Council, Attorney Morrell, Attorney Burton
Connor representing New Horizon's) and Mr. Robert Marchner (Vice President of New
Horizons) concerning evidence that a building existed, when the future land use map
was adopted, and was recently demolished because it was a safety hazard. New
Horizon's plans to construct a new office building on the property. There is a twenty
year history on the properly as being used for commercial purposes. Council felt this
change in land designation was an error and this application should be put with
Applications 1 through 24. The $500.00 deposit requirement will be waived.
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2. b. Discussion on Application No. 29 continued:
Mayor Kirk asked if there was any comments from the public. Ms. Dale Ann Underhill
asked that the Council think about this decision. She explained she was representing
herself and the neighbors who live behind where the proposed office complex will be.
They are concerned about the type of clientele New Horizon's will draw.
New Horizons Counselor Phyllis Walpole responded to Ms. Underhill that New Horizons
will not be a residence type rehabilitation. It will be a walk-in type of professional office
where people come for counseling. She assured Ms. Underhill that she, her children
and neighbors were not in danger of their clients.
Attorney Connor read a letter from one of the property owners in the neighborhood as
follows:
"I AM UNABLE TO ATTEND TONIGHT'S MEETING BECAUSE OF A PREVIOUS COMMITMENT. I RESIDE AT
306 S.W.15TH STREET AND WISH TO STATE THAT I AM NOT OPPOSED TO THE NEW OFFICE BUILDING TO
BE CONSTRUCTED BY NEW HORIZONS. I HAVE BEEN ASSURED THAT THIS BUILDING WILL HAVE
REGULAR OFFICE HOURS AND WILL NEVER BE USED AS A RESIDENTIAL FACILITY. AS DEAN OF
STUDENTS AT OKEECHOBEE HIGH SCHOOL, I DEAL FREQUENTLY WITH NEW HORIZONS AND HAVE
ALWAYS FELT THEY WERE MOST PROFESSIONAL CONSIDERING THE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT
ALONG HIGHWAY 441 SOUTH, I FEEL WE ARE FORTUNATE TO HAVE A PROFESSIONAL OFFICE BUILDING
ON THIS PROPERTY, SINCERELY, PEGGY HUNT. -
Citizen Dave Sorenson also expressed concerns on the increase of traffic in the area
which may occur relative to the New Horizons Facility.
Mayor Kirk called three time for a motion to delete Application No. 29. No action was
taken to delete, therefore, Application No. 29 remained in the ordinance, and will be
grouped as an error in the land use map.
Mr.. Richard Vest filed Application No. 30. The property description is Block 24 located
Discuss Application 30.
on Highway 441 South. The existing zoning designation is Residential General /I. The
future land use designation is Multi Family. Mr. Vest request the future land use
designation be Commercial for a proposed two-story motel to be located by his
restaurant, "Pogey's".
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2. b. Discussion on Application No. 30 continued:
Following discussion between Council, Attorney Morrell, and Engineer Mosley Collins
(representing Mr. Vest), Mayor called three times for a motion to delete Application No.
30. No action was taken to delete, therefore, Application No. 30 remained in Ordinance
No. 661 as presented.
Mr. Vest will pay the $500.00 deposit as required. It was understood by Engineer
Collins' that his client would have to go through the proper procedures for a zoning
designation change.
Mayor Kirk asked if there was any comments from the public. There were none.
2. c. Public Comment.
Mayor Kirk asked for public comment on each application. He asked for further
comments or questions from the public. There were none.
2. d. Motion to adopt Ordinance 661.
Councilmember Walker made a motion to adopt Ordinance No. 661 as amended;
seconded by Councilmember O'Connor.
Councilmember Watford stated one of the applicants is his father, but he in no way has
any financial interest in those properties, therefore, he would be voting on the adoption
of the ordinance.
Council advised they are still interested in a representative from DCA coming to a
meeting to explain and answer some questions they have concerning the
Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use matters.
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Mayor Kirk called for a vote on the motion:
2. d. Vote on Motion.
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CLOSE PUBLIC HEARING
Mayor Kirk closed the PUBLIC HEARING at 9:13 p.m.
Council and Attorney Morrell discussed briefly whether the Department of Community
Affairs responded to our letter of invitation. There has not been any response. Mayor
Kirk is to follow up with another letter to DCA.
G. NEW BUSINESS
1. Hear from Beach Water Association - Mr. Burton
Attorney Burton Connor, representing OBWA (Okeechobee Beach Water Association)
Connor.
appeared before the Council stating, at the last regular Council meeting, the Council
agreed for the City to allow OBWA to serve the customers that were on OBWA's
computer list, after it is reviewed by City staff and after Engineer Reese researched
whether SFWMD (South Florida Water Management District) would decrease the City's
consumptive use permit when the City sends the letter of their (the City's) approval to
SFWMD.
Engineer Reese explained to the Council, he was not able to find a definite answer to
the question without going directly to SFWMD, which he did not want to do.
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1. OBWA continued.
Attorney Cook advised the Council not to approve OBWA's request. He felt if the City
did, the issue of overlapping service areas would not be resolved. His recommendation
was for the City and OBWA to come to an agreement on the entire service area now.
The City could then provide OBWA with a letter on the customer service area to SFWMD
to get a consumptive use permit for their proposed water treatment plant.
Councilmember O'Connor made a motion that we follow the City Attorney's
recommendation to pursue this, then he and Attorney Burton Connor can get together in
earnest, unless OBWA wants to file a law suit. Motion died for lack of second.
There was a lengthy discussion between Council and Attomey Connor. Councilmember
Watford made a motion that we grant OBWA's request to service their existing customers
providing it does not jeopardize. the City's consumptive use permit nor hinder the rights
for the service area; seconded by Councilmember Walker.
Discussion ensued. Councilmember O'Connor called the question.
Vote was as follows:
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G. NEW BUSINESS
2. Comp Plan Litigation Update - City Attorney
Attorney Cook advised the Council of a meeting between himself, County Attorney John
Cassels and Planning Director Bill Royce concerning a rough draft for language change
in the County's Comprehensive Plan. There were a few items that needed to be
changed. He gave the amendments to Attorney Morrell to draw up a final copy. He
spoke with Attorney Cassels before the last County Commission meeting explaining he
had not gotten the final copy back from Attorney Morrell and instructed him not to
present the document until the final draft was forwarded to him with the corrections.
Later he learned Attorney Cassels presented the draft to the Commissioners, they
approved it, signed it and sent it back to us. He did not understand why it was
presented to the Commissioners since it was not the final draft.
Attorney Cook will get the final draft from Attorney Morrell, and send it to Attorney
Cassels for approval by the Commissioners.
3. Discuss a rate increase for L.P. Sanitation - City
Council, Administrator Drago, and Mr. Pat Yancy (Operations Manager of L.P. Sanitation)
Administrator (Exhibit 3).
discussed at length a 5.8% rate increase proposal from L.P. Sanitation that is will go into
effect October 1, 1993. This would be the first increase in two years.
Citizen Marvin Wheeler addressed the Council with concerns of the rate increase.
Councilmember Entry made a motion to authorize the City Administrator to draft a
Resolution for the rate increase to be presented at the next regular meeting: seconded
by Councilmember O'Connor.
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MOTION CARRIED.
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NEW BUSINESS
4. Discuss a Preliminary Plat for Oak Ridge Estates -
Mr. Bill 'Royce (Exhibit 4).
5. Discuss the purchase of property for the relocation
of the N.E. 6th Avenue Litt Station - City
Administrator (Exhibit 5).
Planning Director Bill Royce appeared before the Council requesting approval of the
preliminary plat for Oak Ridge Estates. He explained further it is a simple plat.
Consistent with future land use designation. Conforming with City's specifications. City
staff has reviewed and approved them. The Planning and Zoning Department approved
it.
Mr. Robbie Hoover (representing the developers) also addressed the Council showing
the blue print construction drawings of the proposed preliminary plat. There was a brief
discussion among Council and Mr. Hoover.
Councilmember Walker made a motion to approve the preliminary plat and construction
plans for Oak Ridge Estates: seconded by Councilmember O'Connor.
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MOTION CARRIED.
Administrator Drago explained to the Council, they approved for Knepper and Willard,
Inc. to draw plan for the ABC Liquors (N.E. 6th Avenue) Lift Station late last year. The lift
station will be relocated. By working with Tucker and Williams Real Estate, the property
owner of the South 112 of Lot 1 in Block 150, City of Okeechobee has agreed to sell that
portion of property to the City for $10,000.00 to put the lift station on.
There was brief discussion between Council, Administrator Drago and Program
Coordinator Threewits. Councilmember Watford made a motion, upon the
recommendation of the engineer that we purchase the property (South 112 of -Lot 7 in
Block 150 City of Okeechobee) for the relocation of the lift station not to exceed ten
thousand dollars ($10 000 00) • seconded by Councilmember Entry.
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5. Purchase of property for lift station relocation
Vote on motion is as follows:
continued:
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MOTION CARRIED.
6. Discuss advertising an increase in the roll -back
Administrator Drago advised the Council if they are going to proceed with the
property tax rate - City Administrator.
recommendations for General Fund employee raises, he recommends the advertisement
for an increase in the roll -back property tax rate be 20% to 25% instead of the normal
15%.
Following brief discussion Mayor Kirk instructed that this item be put off until the next
regular meeting to give the Council time to research it further.
Councilmember Walker made a motion to award a Filter Media Contract to Standard
Sand and Silica Company in the amount of nineteen thousand, eight hundred eighty-nine
dollars, fifteen cents ($19,889.15); seconded by Councilmember Watford.
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MOTION CARRIED.
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8. Motion to reappoint Mr. Noel Chandler, Mr.
Councilmember O'Connor made a motion to reappoint Mr. Noel Chandler, Mr. Harrison
Harrison O'Connor and Mrs. Shirley Johnson to the
O'Connor and Mrs. Shirley Johnson to the Code Enforcement Board for a three year
Code Enforcement Board for a three year term -
term; seconded by Councilmember Entry.
City Administrator.
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9. Motion to appoint Kelly Ammons, Jeffrey Baugh,
Councilmember Entry made a motion to appoint Kelly Ammons, Jeffrey Baugh, Ruth Ellen
Ruth Ellen Smith, Harold Mounts and Cleveland
Smith, Harold Mounts and Cleveland Lab as alternates to the Grievance Committee;
Lamb as alternate to the Grievance Committee -
seconded by Councilmember O'Connor.
City Clerk (Exhibit 7).
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10. Read letter of commendation for the Wherrell
Mayor Kirk read letters of commendation to Police Chief Mobley, specifically for Sergeant
Auto parts Fire - Mayor Kirk (Exhibit 8).
Kelly Ammons, dispatcher Rebel Manson and the Police Auxiliary; Public Works Director
Elders and his department, and City Administrator for the Public Utilities Department. All
the letters read.
`I WOULD LIKE TO THANK YOUR DEPARTMENTS FOR THEIR SUPPORT ON JUNE 11, 1993. BECAUSE OF
THE SUPPORT OF ALL THE DEPARTMENT IN THE CITY WE WERE ABLE TO CONTAIN THE FIRE (AT
WHERRELL AUTO PARTS STORE) AND KEEP OUR COMMUNITY FROM HAVING AN ENVIRONMENTAL
DISASTER. THE DEPARTMENTS WERE QUICK AND VERY PROFESSIONAL DURING THIS TIME OF EXTREME
EMERGENCY.
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G. NEW BUSINESS
10. Letter of commendation continued:
11. Discuss a personnel matter - Mayor Kirk.
ADJOURNMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GA EN THAT IF ANY PERSON SHOULD DECIDE TO
APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE AT THIS MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL,
SUCH PERSON WILL NEED TO INSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF
THE PROCEEDING IS MADE WHICH INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND
7 =7WHICH THE APPEAL IS BASED.
jamij E. Kirk, MAYOR
ATTEST
Bonnie S. Thomas, CMC, CITY CLERK
COUNCILMEMBER ACTION
I WOULD LIKE ALL DEPARTMENT HEADS TO PUT A COPY OF THIS LETTER IN THE PERSONNEL JACKET OF
ALL EMPLOYEES WORKING THAT DAY. SINCERELY, KEITH TOMEY, FIRE CHIEF. -
This item was withdrawn from today's agenda.
There being no further items on the agenda, Mayor Kirk adjourned the meeting at 11:12
p.m.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
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OFFICIAL AGENDA
A. Call Meeting to order on July 6, 1993, at 7:00 p.m.
B. Invocation offered by Reverend Walter Monte Pledge of Allegiance led by Mayor Kirk
C. Mayor and Council Attendance:
Mayor James E. Kirk
Councilmember Danny P. Entry
Councilmember Michael G. O'Connor
Councilmember Jerry E. Walker
Councilmember Dowling R. Watford, Jr.
City Attorney Cook
City Administrator Drago
City Clerk Thomas
Deputy Clerk Gamiotea
D. Motion to dispense with reading and approve the Summary of Council Action for the Regular Meeting
of June 15, 1993 and the Special Meeting of July 1, 1993.
E. Motion to approve Warrant Registers for June, 1993.-
General Fund $517,501.78
Pubic Utilities $663,605.63
REQUEST FOR THE ADDITION, DEFERRAL OR WITHDRAWAL OF ITEMS ON TODAY'S AGENDA
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OPEN PUBLIC HEARING FOR ORDINANCE ADOPTION
1. A. Motion to read by title only Ordinance 660 - City Attorney (Exhibit 1)
B Motion to adopt Ordinance
` p Hance 660.
C. Public Comment.
D. Vote on Motion.
2. A. Motion to read by title only Ordinance 661 - City Attomey (Exhibit 2)
B. Discuss Applications 1 thru 24.
Discuss Application 25
Discuss Application 26
Discuss Application 28
Discuss Application 29
Discuss Application 30
C. Public Comment.
D. Motion to adopt Ordinance 661
E. Vote on Motion.
CLOSE PUBLIC HEARING
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NEW BUSINESS
1. Hear from Beach Water Association - Mr. Burton Connor
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2. Comp Plan Litigation Update - City Attorney
3. Discuss a request for a rate increase for L. P. Sanitation - City Administrator (Exhibit 3)
4. Discuss a Preliminary Plat for Oakridge Estates - Mr. Bill Royce (Exhibit 4)
5. Discuss the purchase of property for the relocation of the Northeast 6th Avenue Lift Station - City
minictratnr /CvF,:h' 1 _
6. Discuss advertising an increase in the roll -back property tax rate - City Administrator
7. Motion to award a Filter Media Contract to Standard Sand & Silica Company in the amount of
$19, 889.15 -City Administrator (Exhibit 6)
8. Motion to reappoint Mr. Noel Chandler, Mr. Harrison O'Connor and Mrs. Shirley Johnson to the Code
Enforcement Board for a three year term - City Administrator
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NEW BUSINESS CONTINUED
9. Motion to appoint Kelly Ammons, Jeffrey Baugh, Ruth Ellen Smith, Harold
Mounts and Cleveland Lamb as alternates to the Grievance Committee -
City Clerk (Exhibit 7)
10. Read Letters of Commendation for the Wherrell Auto Parts Fire - Mayor
Kirk (Exhibit 8)
11. Discuss a personnel matter - Mayor Kirk
ADJOURNMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IF ANY PERSON SHOULD DECIDE TO APPEAL
ANY DECISION MADE AT THIS MEETING OF THE CRY COUNCIL, SUCH PERSON
WILL NEED TO INSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDING IS
MADE WHICH INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE
APPEAL IS BASED.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF OKEEC
AREAS WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF 7
EXEMPTED FROM THE APPLICATION
CONTAINED IN OKEECHOBEE COUNTY O
SUPERSEDE CERTAIN OKEECHOBEE COI
CITY'S INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT WITH O,
CONSOLIDATED OKEECHOBEE COUNTY
PROVIDING FOR SEVERABiLITY; PROVIDI
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the
as follows that.
Section 1. Findincis It is hereby
(A) On April 15, 1985, the City of
interlocal agreement which merged the City's ar
departments into one department referred to as the
Zoning Department. The interlocal agreement req
ordinance to extend its jurisdiction over the City and
zoning districts then in effect within the City. The int+
amendment to its zoning ordinance include a prole,
within the City shall be submitted for final disposition
further required that the City repeal all City ordinances
date the County zoning ordinance was amended.
(B) On June 13, 1985, the Board of County
County Ordinance No. 85-1 which amended County
zoning ordinance, to apply to and have jurisdiction o
unincorporated areas of Okeechobee County, Florida.
County zoning ordinance to adopt the City's zoning a
(C) On June 18, 1985, the Okeechobee City
repealed the City's zoning regulations as agreed to in
(D) On January 6, 1987, the City and
to specifically provide procedures to be followed by
repealing zoning regulations relating to real property vi
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agreement provided that all proposed amendments or
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1EE, FLORIDA, PROVIDING THAT AL
CITY OF OKEECHOBEE SHALL BE
:ERTAIN TERMS AND PROVISIONS
VANCE NO.92-20 WHICH REPEAL OR
Y ORDINANCES IMPLEMENTING THE
CHOBEE COUNTY CONCERNING THE
LDING AND ZONING DEPARTMENT;
FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Council of the City of Okeechobee, Florida,
determined and declared that.
e and Okeechobee County entered into an
County's individual building and zoning
Okeechobee County Building and
that the County amend the County zoning
the City's zoning district regulations and
agreement also required that the County's
that all proposed rezonings for real property
the City Council. The interlocal agreement
to building and zoning effective on the
of Okeechobee County enacted
No. 74-1, the Okeechobee County
all of the incorporated areas as well as the
Ordinance No. 85-1 also amended the
regulations and zoning districts.
adopted City Ordinance No. 541 which
interlocal agreement.
April 15, 1985 interlocal agreement
City and County in amending, modifying or
the City. The amendment to the interlocal
to the County's zoning ordinance
which affected land use regulations, zoning or re:
submitted to the City Council for consideration
Commissioners. The amendment further provided
proposed amendments or modifications of the Countj
the City, shall be binding upon the Board of County
(E) On January 22, 1987, the Okeechobee
Ordinance No. 87-1 which amended County Ordini
ordinance, to create and establish zoning district regi
7 of real property wit the shall be
r to adopting by the Boar of County
those decisions of the City Council as to
ug ordinance which affected property within
'y Board of County Commissioners adopted
No. 74-1 as amended, the County zoning
7s for certain commercial zoning districts in
the incorporated and unincorporated areas of Okeechobee County.
(F) On December 30, 1992, the Okeechobee County Board of County Commissioners
adopted Ordinance No. 92-20, establishing land de a opment regulations for Okeechobee County.
County Ordinance No. 92-20 refers to the land development regulations enacted by that ordinance as
the Okeechobee County Land Development Code. I rticle 1, Section 1.09.00 of the County Land
Development Code purports to repeal or supersede iE number of Okeechobee County ordinances
including the following County Ordinances which imph ment the April 15, 1985 interlocal agreement
as amended on January 6, 1987. County Ordinance ho 74-1, the County's zoning ordinance; County
Ordinance No. 85-1, which amended the County's z n'ng ordinance to extend jurisdiction over real
property located within incorporated areas of the City which also adopted the City's zoning district
regulations and zoning districts as part of the CountyCountysc ning ordinance; and County Ordinance No.
87-1 which amended the County's zoning ordinance to create and establish zoning district regulations
for certain commercial zoning districts in the incorpor t d and unincorporated areas of Okeechobee
County.
(G) Prior to adopting County Ordinance No.
Okeechobee County did not submit the proposal to rep
85-1 and 87-1 to the City Council for their considera
Development Code the County did not comply with
modifying, repealing or superseding zoning regulation:
limits.
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(H) The purported repeal of County Or
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Ordinance No. 92-05 has created uncertainty and
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05, the Board of County Commissioners of
or supersede County Ordinances Nos. 74-1,
i. Therefore, in enacting the County Land
3 agreed upon procedures for amending,
Eating to real property located within the City
Ps Nos. 74-1, 85-1 and 87-1 by County
with regard to the status of the interlocal
agreement as amended, the Consolidated Okeechob ge County Building and Zon1g0,arf t
9,and
those specific County zoning and land use regulation !rich concern and effect real grope cated
within the City limits of the City of Okeechobee.
(l) In order to remove an uncertainty and
doubt regarding the status of the interlocal
agreement as amended, the Consolidated Okeechobee
County Building and Zoning Department, and
those specific Countyzoning and land use regulations
w4ich concern and effect property located within
the City limits of the City of Okeechobee, the City Co
Vi7cil of the City of Okeechobee deems it to be
in the best interest of the health, safety and welfare o
t re City of Okeechobee to enact an ordinance
which exempts, or opts out, all areas within the C14,
limits of the City of Okeechobee from the
applications of those specific terms and provisions ofArticle
1, Section 1.09.00 contained in County
Ordinance No. 92-20 which purport to repeal or super
e e Okeechobee County Ordinance Nos. 74-1,
85-1, 87-01 and any other Okeechobee County Ordinanc
es expressly cited in Article 1, Section 1.09.00
which properly implemented the terms of the interlocal
agreement as amended.
(J) By exempting, or opting out, all of the
areas within the City limits of the City of
Okeechobee from the application of those specific tem,
s and provisions of Article 1, Section 1.09.00
contained in County Ordinance No. 92-20 which purpor
lo repeal or supersede County Ordinance Nos.
74-1, 85-1, 87-1 and any other Okeechobee County
finances expressly cited in Article 1, Section
1.09.00 which properly implemented the terms of the
hterlocal agreement as amended, a municipal
purpose is served, that purpose being the orderly and proper
conduct of municipal government zoning
and land use regulatory authority, the exercise of the
municipal function of zoning and land use
regulation which is essential to protect the health, morals,
safety, protection and welfare of the City of
Okeechobee, the provision of consolidated Okeecho
a County Building and Zoning Department
services to residents and property owners located with
the City limits of the City of Okeechobee and
other benefits of interlocal cooperation received by b
t i the City of Okeechobee and Okeechobee
County as a result of having entered into the interlocal
greement as amended.
Section 3. Exemption of Areas Within the Cit
f Okeechobee from Certain Provisions of
Countv Ordinance 93-20 All areas within the City of Okeechobee,
Florida shall be exempted from the
application of those specific terms and provisions of Alticle
1, Section 1.09.00 contained in County
Ordinance No. 92-2d which purport to repeal or supers
a County Ordinance 92-20 which purport to
repeal or supersede County Ordinance Nos. 74-1, 8
- , 87-1 and any other Okeechobee County
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ordinance expressly cited In Article 1, Section 1.09.00 which properly implq n el the terms of the
interlocal agreement as amended. 4.,ek
Section 4. Severability
If any provision or portion of this ordinance is declared by any court of competent jurisdiction
to be void, unconstitutional, or unenforceable, then a I remaining provisions and portions of this
ordinance shall remain In full force and effect.
Section 5. Effective Date
This ordinance shall become effective immediafl9ly upon its adoption.
This ordinance shall be set for final public hearing the 6th day of July • 1993, and shall take
effect immediately upon its adoption.
Introduced for first reading and set for final pu4lip hearing this 15th day of June . 1993.
MAYOR JAMES E. KIRK
ATTEST:
BONNIE S. THOMAS, CMC, CITY CLERK
Passed and adopted on second reading and A
this 61h day of July . 1993.
ATTEST.
BONNIE S. THOMAS, CMC, CITY CLERK
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E. KIRK
INTERLOCAJ AGREEMENT/
This Int-erlocal Agreement, made and entered into this
day of April, 1985, by and betweal OKEECHOBEE COUNTY+, a political
subdivision of the Stale of 1•lor'la, acting througo its Lard of
County Commissioners, heteinaf r called the "County", and the
CITY OF OKEECNOBEE, a municipa corporation hereinafter called
the "City"..
I. This Interlocal Agreement is adopted pursuant: to Section
lb3.01, Florida Statutes.
z• It is understood and Egreed between the parties that,
e f f ectivp May 1, 1985, or upon aE roval by the P lorida Department
of Legal Affairs, whichever is later, there shall be one
consolidated Okeechobee County Wilding and Zoning Department,
operated by the County and having jurisdiction over all the
incorporated and unincorporated areas of Okeechobee Country.
3. The City Building and Zoiing Department shall cease to
exist as of May 1, 1985 or an approval by the Florida
Department of Legal Affairs, whi2lever is later, and the current
City building Official and Zoning Administrator shall become at
L-hat time an employee of the County, at the same salary, and
unliLlvd Lo all benucAa enjoyed bi a"y other employee of the
County. His position and respo ibilities in the consolidated
department shall be determined y the Country, He shall be
entitled to continue contribution to the City's retirement system
until August 31, 1985. Otherwise he shall be subject to all the
provisions of the Country's Personnel Policy regarding employees.
The vehicles currently used by the City Building. and Zoning
Department shall be transferred to the County Building and Zoning
Department and owned by the County. Upon the termination of this
Agreement, all vehicles so transferred to the County Building and
Zoning Department and which remain 'n service to the County shall
be transferred back to the City.
4. The County shall amend i Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance
74-1) to extend its jurisdiction ver the City. This amendment
shall also include 7
a. adoption of the City's Zoning District [regulations and
zoning districts currently in eff-ct within the City.
b. the provision that the fanning Commission1 and Board of
Adjustment shall have a total of 3even (7) members,f a minimum of
two (2) of whom must reside within the City. The remaining
members may reside anywhere within the County, All members shall
be appointed by they Board of County Commissioners.
C. the provision that all proposed rezonings for real
property within the City shall,
after consideration by the
Planning Commission, be submitted for final disposition to the
City Council.
d. the provision that appeals from variance and special
exception approval or denials shall be handled pursuant to
Section 163.250, Florida Statutes.
5. The City shall be responsible for defending litigation
regarding any rezoning, special xceaption, variances or appeal
on property located within the CO.
6. The County shall amend its Building and related codes
(Ordinance 83-5) and Construction Licensing Board Ordinance
(Ordinance 70-2) to extend their
jurisdiction over the City.
Amendment shall also include a piovision that fees for permit$,.,
shall be uniform throughout the County's incorporated and
unincorporated areas, as wellas a provision that all
applications for building Permits involving property within the
City shall be submitted to the City public Works and Utilities
Department and City Fire Chief for approval as to compliance with
City water, sewer and drainage plans and fire, safely code prior
to the issuance of any permit.
7. The City shall repeal all ordinances relating to
Building and Zoning, effective at ;he date the County Ordinances
cited above are amended.
8. The County Code Enforcement Board shall have sole
Jurisdiction over all zoning and building code matters that may
arise within the City.
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9. This Xnterlocal Agrees nt shall remain in effect from
fiscal year to fiscal year, unless either
party shall no later
than July 1 of each year notify Ln writing the other party of its
intent to terminate said agreemelt. )
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have hereunto set their
hands and seals on the day and dite first above written.
OKIECtIODEg COUNTY
By =_ u� N "i�YV� tt - C411f2MA14
nes D. Lashley, Chairman
and of County Commissioners
Okeechobee County, Florida
(SEAL) "
Attes..l�.�c.r,,,J
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irk. Board of County
Commissioners
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By
(SEAL) ,
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Attests
C ty er
OF OKEECHOBEE
eland Chapin n"�� Y
lty of Okeechobee
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AMENDED INTERLOCAL %GREEMEN`I' /4.
This AMENDED Interlocal Agree n nt, made and enterer nto
this 6th day Of January, 1987, by aill between OKEECHOBEE COUNTY,
a political subdivision of the stat of Florida, actirig through
its Board of County Commissioners, h -einafter referredlto as the
"COUNTY," and the CITY OF OKEEC I BEE, a Florida municipal
corporation, hereinafter referred to is the ,CITY."
WITNESSE;I'H i
WHEREAS, the COUNTY and the CITY have on the 1 th_ day of
,1pril , 1985 entered in an Interlocal Agreement
providing for the creation of a COMSolidated Building and Zoning
Department to be operated by the CO TY and having jurisdiction
over all the incorporated and uninco orated areas of Okeechobee
County, a copy of which Agreemert is attached hereto and
incorporated herein by reference, all
WHEREAS, said Interlocal Agre vent provided that the CITY
would repeal all ordinances relating to building and zoning and
the COUNTY would adopt the CITY's existing Schedule of District
Ri!clulati,ons and zoning districts and further provided that
rezoni,i1;I,.,, app.licationn relating to real property within the CITY
Shall be submitted to the City Council for final disposition, and
WHEREAS, said Interlocal Agreeitent did not specifically
provide for procedures to be .followe 1 for amending or modifying
the Schedule of District Regulations, and
WIIEREAS the COUNTY and the CITY desire to amend said
Interlocal Agreement to provide such ocedures.
NOW, THEREFOIJE, the COUNTY and t CITY agree as follows:
1. The Interlocal Agre dent entered into on
Avri1 15t11 , 1985 shall be ame ed by adding the following
I?rovis ions c
A. All proposed amendments or modificationb to the
Okeechobee County zoning ordinance (01dinance 74-1) which shall
affect land use regulations, zoning ot rezoning of real property
Within the CITY shall be submit-tec to the City Council for
consacic ration prior to its nooptio by the Board of County
Commissioners.
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B. The decision of the City Council as to the proposed
amendment or modification of the Cou y zoning ordinance, as same
affects real property within the CIT shall be bindinq upon the
Board of County Commissioners. I
C. Nothing herein shall construed to limit the
authority of the Board of County Comp ssioners to enact, amend or
Modify ordinances which affect land use regulation, zoning or
rezoning of real property located i.► the unincorporated area of
t)te COUNTY.
2. In all other respects thE Interlocal Agreement dated
April 15th 1985 shall remaii in full force and effect.
3. This Amended Interlocal hgreeinent is adopted pursuant
to Florida Statutes Section 163.01.
4. This Amended Interlocal Agreement shall take effect on
January 6th , 1997, or upon approval by the Florida
Department of Legal Affairs, whichever shall occur latex.
IN WITNESS WIIEREOP, the parties have hereunto set their
hands and seals on the day and date f -st above written.
OKEPCIi E V, COUNTY
►. Jai) D. Lashl.ey, Chai.rilian
Mziro of County Commissioners
Okc hobee County, Florida
(SEAL)
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Attesti ./ / da�
KC .e,ek, Board
County Commissioners
(SEIAL)
Attest; .::�,o...ri•' '.�'�� .
City Clerk
CITY Off' JOKLECNODRE:
of Okeechobee
AN EXCERPT FRO t EECHOBEE COUNTY OR
1.09.00 OF THE ECHOBEE COUNTY LAN
REFERRED TO AS THE OKEECHOBEE COUNTY
Pace 1-20 Okeechobee CoQ ,
or district line into the
CE NO. W05, ARTICLE 1, SECTION
ELOPMEN EGULA ONS (ALSO
DEVELOPMENT C
Oevelenment Reaulat m
portion of the Iot.
1.08.12 Relationsbip Of Specific To General Provisions
More specific provisions of this Code shall be followed in lieu of more general provisions that
may be more lenient than or in conflict widi the more specific provision.
1.09.00 SUPERSEDING OF PRIO PROVISIONS
This Code hereby supersedes the followin Okeechobee County Ordinances:
74-1, 75-1, 76-1, 77-3, 78-2, 78-3, 78-4, 7 -4, 79-61 79-81 80-11 81-1, 81-7,
81-10, 81-11, 82-3, 82-6, 83-1, 83-3, 8 - , 85-10 85-11, 86-5, 87-1, 88-3, 89-2 and those
provisions of such other County Ordinanc as are inconsistent herewith,
1.10.00 Proviso
Supersession of the Ordinances listed in se
to make a structure or use that was Wega
ordinances, legal or conforming. It is the
illegal or nonconforming under any (
nonconforming under this code unless oth
1.11.00 ABROGATION
This Land Development Code is not
easements, covenants, or deed restri
)n 1.09.00 above, shall not in any way be deemet.
nonconforming under any provision of the listet
ent of this Code that uses or structures that wer,-
the listed Ordinances shall remain illegal or
rise specifically provided herein.
to repeal, abrogate or interfere with any existim
ly recorded in the public records of the County
1.12.00 SEVERA13 LITY
If any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause, or phrase of this Code is for any reasol.
held by any court of competent jurisdicuon to be unconstitutional or otherwise invalid, th,
validity of the remaining portions of this Code shall continue in full force and effect.
1.13.00 EFFECTIVE DATE
This Code shall be effective upon receipt
the Secretary of State of Florida.
Mel - D toembor 30. 1092
1 lea-A'nl -_ -WM_ I AO U-.� LIJ
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ORDINANCE 0. 661
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF O ECHOBEE, FLORIDA, jftING THE
CITY OF OKEECHOBEE COMPREHE IVE PLAN, ORDINAN AS
AMENDED, BY REVISING THE F LAND USE MAP; PR IDI R
INCLUSION OF ORDINANCE AND SED FUTURE LAND USE MAP N HE
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; PROVIDING OR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDIN R
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
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WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Okeechobee recognizes
the need to plan for orderly growth and development, and
WHEREAS, the City Council adopted the City of Okeechobee
Comprehensive Plan, Ordinance 635 on March 19, 1991, and subsequent
amendments, and
WHEREAS, Chapter 163, Florida Statutes, and Chapter 9J-5,
Florida Administrative Code, prov' a for the amendment of the
Comprehensive Plan.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OKEECHOBEE,
FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE
THIS ORDINANCE shall be known as the "City of Okeechobee
Comprehensive Plan Small Scale Development Activities Amendment of
July 6, 1993, and shall be effective within the city limits of the
City of Okeechobee, Florida.
SECTION 2. AUTHORITY
This City of Okeechobee Comprehensive Plan Small Scale
Development Activities Amendment of July 6, 1993 is adopted
pursuant to Chapter 163, Part II, F rida Statutes.
SECTION 3. REVISIONS TO THE F LAND USE MAP
1. The following described lands are hereby redesignated for
purposes of the Future Land Use Map of the City of Okeechobee
Comprehensive Plan:
a. From Single Family to Co rcial:
City of Okeechobee; Block 93, Lots 1, 2, 4-12;
AND
City of Okeechobee; Block S4, Lots 1, 2 & E1/2
of Lot 3;
AND
City of Okeechobee; Block 126, Lots 9-12;
AND
lot Addition to South Oke hobee; Block 30, Lots 1-12,
including & alley in adja0ent to said lots;
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AND
b.
The West 50 feet of Lots
according to the Plat t.
Page 5, Public Records c
"MI7
Unplatted Lands of the Ci
Beg at SE Cor of Blk 161,
line of N Park St for PI
line of S Park St, thence
thence N along rty 150
thence 200 ft to beg.
AND
City of Okeechobee; Bloc
AND
Unplatted Lands of the C.
the srly r/w line of S Pa:
east team tract (tract nc
srly r/w of S Park St. a
pt being the pt of inte3
Park St & the wrly r/w 1
the City, thence S 0 02'
dist of 131.27 ft to a ;
41.75 ft thence N 0 1011
49'42"W on a line adjace
bldg a dist of 196.50 ft 1
of 116.45 ft to POB 11
AND
City of Okeechobee;
AND
Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 10
Plat thereof recorded ii
Records of Okeechobee Coi
AND
1st Addition to the City c
of Lot 3 in Block 251, th
said Block 251 if extende
S r/w line of 3rd St thenc
3rd St a dist of 200 ft t
if extended N thence run
dist of 267.37 ft to the
251, thence run E along th
ft. to the POB; Said desc
Block 251;
AND
City of Okeechobee; Block
16;
AND
City of Okeechobee; Block
12;
AND
City of Okeechobee; Block
From Single Family to Inds
Unplatted land of the Cit
the srly r/w line of s pi
east team track (track no
and 6, Block 161, Okeechobee,
:eof recorded in Plat Book 5,
Okeechobee County Florida;
**� / f
t; Abandoned Railroad o k
C
ity, thence S 70 ft. to b
thence S 15- ft. to N bd
200 ft. to E bdry of FEC rty,
to S oine of N Park St.,
16/21 37S 35E;
94, Lots 10-12;
y; Beg at the intersection of
:St & the erly r/w line of FEC
i), thence N 90 00'00"E on the
ist of 252.49 ft to a pt said
ection of srly r/w line of S
ke of SW 7th Ave as deeded to
"E on wrly r/w of SW 7th Ave
thence N 89 49'42"W dist of
"E dist of 15 ft thence n 89
t to the wall of an existing
a pt thence N 07 05'27"E dist
37S 35E;
61, Lots 1-3;
Okeechobee, according to the
Ilat Book 5, Page 5, Public
y, Florida;
Okeechobee; Beg at the SE cor
,ce run N along the E bdry of
N a dist of 269.40 ft to the
run W along the S r/w line of
the W bdry of said Block 251
along said extended bdry a
I cor of said Lot 3 of Block
S bdry of Lot 3 a dist of 200
Lption includes Lots 1, 2, 3
, Part of Lot 12 and Lots 13-
, E1/2 of Lot 11 and all Lot
1, Lots 11-12.
trial:
Com at the intersection of
i st & erly r/w line of FEC
) thence s 7 05' 27" a along
2
LJ
n
LJ
erly bdry of said east to
pob thence s 8949142'e c
101181w a dist of 15 ft ti
of 41.75 ft. to a pt saic
r/w line of 7th ave th
proposed r/w of 7th ave <
on the nrly r/w line of
54107' w along said nrly
dist of 215.29 ft to a p
line 20 ft from and p/l t
5 a dist of 186.56 to pot
Unplatted lands of the C
That portion of sw 2nd st
east team tract no 5 and
7th ave extended 21
WWI
Unplatted lands of the C
A triangular shaped parc
main tract, east team tr
r/w line of sw 2nd st, e
AND
Unplatted Lands of the Ci
Com at the SW cor of the
Okeechobee Ave ( SW 7th A,
thence run S 0 02'1011E
Okeechobee Ave a dist of 4
the srly r/w line of SW 2
of Okeechobee Ave said
02110"E continuing along f
ft. to a pt 50 ft N of th
thence S 89 54107"W p/1 wi
197.73 ft to a pt lying
Florida East Coast Raili
(tract no 5) said pt lyinc
said tract: Thence al(
following along chord bea
303.36ft N 0 22130"E 92.6
5211811W 125.27 ft, to a p
N 89 54107"E along the
extended a dist of 172.97
AND
Unplatted Lands of the Ci
Com at the SW cor of the
Okeechobee Ave (SW 7th Av
St, thence due W along saj
dist of 239.24 ft to a pt
& p/l to the present cente
Florida East Coast RW; the
a dist of 369.91 ft. to t
line a diet of 670.88 ft.
of SW 4th St thence N 89 54
of SW 4th St a dist of 7.8'
ft wrly from & p/1 with the
RR former east team tract
line 10 ft wrly from & p/:
the following long chorc
08'14"E, 355.42 ft, N 00 :
99.66 ft N 02 5211811W 121.
a pt lying on the srly rh
thence along said extende
36.50 ft to POB 21 37S 3!
AND
Unplatted Lands of the Ci
Beg at NW cor of intersect.
thence wrly along N line o
t track a diet of 116.45 ft to
st of 196.50 ft to a pt s 0
3 pt thence s 89 47142' a dist
pt lying on the proposed wrly
ce s 0 021191 a along said
st of 169.05 ft � pt lying
2nd st extende en e s 89
/w line of sw 2nd expn d a
thence n 07 05127' w a4eng
FEC former east team tra
21 37S 35E;
r; Abandoned railroad of FEC
-xtended, lying east of scl rr
st of the wrly r/w line of sw
> 35E;
; Abandoned railroad of FEC
of land lying west of scl rr
no 5 and north of the south
nded 21 37S 35E;
r; Abandoned railroad of FEC;
ntersection of the W line of
) & the S line of S Park St
long said wrly r/w line of
).32 ft to the intersection of
l St extended & wrly r/w line
being the POB, thence S 0
id wrly r/w line a dist of 620
nrly r/w line of SW 4th St.,
i said nrly r/w line a dist of
►n the erly r/w line of the
y's former east team tract
20 ft E of the center line of
g said erly r/w line then
.ngs & distances; N 6 0811411E
ft N 0 07'07"W 100.77 ft N 3
thence leaving said r/w line
rly r/w line of SW 2nd St
t to POB 21 37S 35E;
y Abandoned Railroad of FEC;
ntersection of the W line of
& the S line of South Park
srly r/w line of S Park St a
Ing on a line 10 ft erly from
line of the main tract of the
-e S 0 04' 14"W along said line
POB thence cont along said
.o a pt lying on the nrly r/w
07"E along said nyly r/w line
ft to a pt lying on a line 10
present centerline of the FEC
( Tract No 5 ) thence along a
to said east team tract no 5
bearing & distance; N 06
-301-E 91.04 ft, N 00 07'07"W
) ft. N 07 0512711W 6.17 ft to
line of SW 2nd St. extended,
line S 89 5410711W dist of
Abandoned Railroad of FEC;
i of Okeechobee Ave & 5th Ave
5th Ave, 210 ft to SE cor of
3
parcel no. 2 of slry, thence nrly on the erly line of
parcel no. 2 for a dist of 50 ft. thence erly on line p/l
to W line Okeechobee Ave, thence souly along line of
Okeechobee Ave dist of 5 ft to POB 21 37S 35E;
AND
City of Okeechobee;
1-12;
AND
City of Okeechobee;
AND
O1, Lots 1-12; B1ocV10 , Lots
4J!��
98, Lots 1-12;
City of Okeechobee; Block 46, Lots 1-14 inc, N 40 ft of
Lot 15 N 84.5 ft of Lots 7-21 & alley adjoining lots 17-
21 known as a 20 ft alleyway & N 1/2 of alley lying S of
Lots 1-5;
AND
City of Okeechobee; Bloch
C. From Single Family to Kul
1st Addition to the City
1, E 1/2 of Lot 2 and Lot
d. From Single Family to Pub
City of Okeechobee; Block
e. From Multi -Family to Comm
A parcel of land lying in ;
Range 35 East, Okeechobee
particularly described a
Northeast corner of said
E along the East line of
1060.86 feet; thence S 89
feet for the Point of Beg!
distance of 70.92 feet; tl
of 294.04 feet to the Ea:
Road 15 (being 100 feet ii
along said right of way li
thence N 89 30125" E a dis
00 04'09" E;
AND
City of Okeechobee; Block
AND
City of Okeechobee; Block
AND
City of Okeechobee; Block
f. From Commercial to Indust
City of Okeechobee; Block
g. From Public Facilities to
City of Okeechobee; Block
AND
City of Okeechobee; Block
5, Lots 1-4.
-Family:
Okeechobee; Block 254, Lots
4-12.
Facilities:
30, Lots 1-12.
action 28, Township 37, South,
County, Florida, being more
follows: Commence at the
ction 28 , thence S 00 10108"
Lid Section 28, a distance of
1120" W, a distance of 65.91
ning; thence S 00 04'09" E, a
nce S 89 31'26" W, a distance
right of way line of State
width); thence N 00 09151" W
:, a distance of 172.37 feet;
:nce of 295.16 feet; thence S
2, Lots 5 & 6;
1, Lots 10-12;
2, Lots 7-12.
l:
1, Lots 1 & 2, and Lot 3.
smlerczat :
2, Lots 7-12;
2, Lots 1-6.
SECTION 4. INCLUSION OF ORDINANCE AND REVISED FUTURE LAND USE MAP
IN THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
It is the intention of the City Council ofke
City of
Okeechobee, Florida, and it is here provided, thatri ions
of this Ordinance, and the revisions to the future land u
more particularly described as"Future Land Use: 2000 City of
Okeechobee, March 19, 1991, as amended July 6, 1993", which is
incorporated herein by reference, shall become and made a part of
the City of Okeechobee Comprehene 've Plan (City of Okeechobee
Ordinance No. 635, as amended).
SECTION S. SEVERABILITY
If any provision or portion of this ordinance is declared by
any court of competent jurisdiction to be void, unconstitutional,
or unenforceable, then all remaining provisions and portions of
this ordinance shall remain in full force and effect.
SECTION 6. EFFECTIVE DATE
This ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its
adoption.
This ordinance shall be set fox, final public hearing the 6th
day of Julv , 1993, and shall take effect immediately upon its
adoption:
Introduced for first reading a set for final public hearing
this lot day of July , 1993.
11's MAYOR JAMES E. KIRK
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ATTESTIF
BONNIE S. THOMAS, CMC, CITY CLERK
Passed and adopted on second reading ng and final publ hearing
this 6th day of Julv , 1993.
JAMES E. KIRK
ATTEST:
BONNIE S. THOMAS, CMC, CITY CLERK
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BURTON C. CO
NISTEPR, P. A. ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
301 NORTHWERT 111IFTH STREET
OKEECHOI3EE. rLoj ZI DA 3497E
TELEPHONE
191:1) 407-8800
FACRIDIILE
(813) 407-0316
July 6, 1
John Drago
Okeechobee City Administrator
RE: Application of Freida Hamrick for Comprehensive
Land Use Map Amendment
Dear John:
On behalf of Freida Hamrick, I arts' withdra ►g
. '6W� lip' a ` Y c f ¢ ,;j I,,' .rhqnsive land
use map amendment for multi -family housing.
It is her intention to reapply for a map
amendment for public facility use when the ne
"window" for application opens.
Thank you very much for the City's attention a
d efforts in working on this application.
ASinc.
CONNER
BCC4d
enclosure
cc: Freida Hamrick
dd\gen-mat\hospic\4rago.1tr
Ly
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'h1-I E I-IERITAGE COMPANIES
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HERITAGE RURAL HOUSING, INC.
Specialists in Federal Government Assisted Programs
HERITAGE CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
Licensed General Contractor
HERITAGE AMERICA CORP.
Licensed Real Estate Broker
Junc 29, 1993
Ms. Ruth Ellen
Cily Administrator's Office VIA CERTIFIED MAIL
('i1y of Okeechobee ;
55 S.E. Third Avenue
Okeechobee, Florida 34974-2932
i
SU13JECT: Comprehensive Plan Amendment Process
McMullen as representative for Hamrick AND Rooks
(each owns a separate parcel) '
Dear tits. Ellen:
I «•ill no longer be representing the above two owners through the Power of Attorney granted me in the
above referenced process wide respect to the two parcels In uestion.
Please direct all correspondence to Ms. Hamrick or Mr. R s, as the situation may warrant.
Siticere'l,
i
Thomas J. McMullen, Jr.
P
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I't It"\ 1.1 I 1 9 101 George King lllvtl., Suile 4 • Care Cal a oral, FL 32920 •1(17-7q9 10(10 0 FAX 407-799.0233
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July 2, 1993
Mayor, City Council & John Drago
707 SW Park Street
Okeechobee, FL. 34974
TO: Mayor, City Councilman & John
In conversation with Mr. Mike Muri
Planner) he stated that our text An
but, our Map Amendment was going to
This was an error on behalf -of the
not writing to blame any one persoi
be returned to Commercial as it was
on the Comprehensive Plan. Mr. Mul
was going to be changed back.
I am asking all of you gentlemen to 1
and map plans before any Amendments
Community Affairs in Tallahassee. I
who assure me that map and text
request will be denied from Tallaha:
I feel that this mistake has cost
hardship and money. This mistake ne
City has enough problems to concen
packet be sent that the city counci
they have hired and seek answers fro:
to different sets of answers to the
I would have attended meetings that
have a major concern in my business,
other areas also. Please act on
business people of this community,
solve this problem.
Once again Mr Murial has called us a:
Text Amendment. He also asked us to
Commercial. We asked him to Fax us a
General is. He informed us that he
he did not know what it was either.
proved that he does riot know what he
can ��• fur s „� with i�oa
., . � $ on i
Thank you,
Steve an "Wanda r a
Owners of Morgans iture St e
rago
(our newly hired Development
iment was going to be denied,
e changed back to Commercial.
ty using the wrong map. I`m
but to ask that our property
:fore any one started working
1 assured me that everything
sure to investigate the text
,re sent to The Department Of
lave talked to several people
Est go hand -in -hand, or the
ee.
City of Okeechobee enough
s to be put behind us as the
ate on. I ask before any
listen to one person which
Tallahassee as I arietting
me exact questions.
e held �
personally as yes I
ut I have major concerns in
iehalf of the citizens and
d take the proper steps to
asked us not to go with the
> Commercial General and not
:finition of what Commercial
uld not for the reason that
0 once again Mr. Murial has
speaking of. Obviously he
tt he is speaking �, �,
, 1 " we `t ..: h out
FROh. rHE DESK OF
Pe66q Nu
WAT ..A
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FROK. THE DESK OF
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COMPREHENSIVE PLAN SMALL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES
AMENDMENT OF DULY 6, 1993
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_
NAME
SMALL SCALE
SUBMISSION
MAP
" j 1VIAP
ERRORS, AMENDMENTS 93-SSA-1 - 93-SSA-241
NO.
NO.
AMENDMENT
SMALL SUBMISSION
MAP
Edwin Walpole
93-SSA-9
93-CI-016
Future Land
Use
SCALE NO. NO.
AMENDMENT
111 E. 2nd St.
Blk. 141; 2-3, 10-12
Multi Family
Frank Altobello
93-SS 93-CI-W2
Future Land
Map Locate 16
to Commercial
300 NW 5th St.
Use
Si
Single Family
Kim Glowacki
93-SSA-10
93-CI-026
Future Land
Blk 93, 1-12
Ma Locate 2
p
Commercial
503 NW 9th St.
Use
Single Family
Blk. 46, 1-14
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John R. Smith
93-SS 93-CI-004
Future Land
Map Locate 26
to Industrial
401 NW 6th St.
Use
Single Family
Kim Glowacki
93-SSA-11
93-CI-027
Future Land
Blk 94, El/2
3; Map Locate 4
to Commercial
507 NW 9th St.
use
Single F
BUL 45, 1-4amtly
Larson Dairy, Inc.
93-SS 93-CI-011
Future Land
Map Locate 27
to Industrial
400 NW 5th St.
Use
Single Family
D. R. Watford
93-SSA-12
93-CI-024A
Future Land
Bllr. 94, 10-12
Map Locate 11
to Commercial
Blk 98, 1-12
Map Locate 24A
Use
Single Family
Burton Connor
93-SS 93-CI-017Fu�ture
Land
WTe
to Industrial
I
I n_ R_ Watford
nd
Futule
' -
Map Locate 17
may—
to Commercial
Blk. 101, 1-12
Map Locate 24B
Use
Single Family
y
James Lipscomb
93-SS 93-CI-022
Future Land
to Industrial
500 NW 6th St.
Use
Single Family
D. R. Watford
93-SSA-14
93-CI-024C
Future Land
BIL 72, EW 11, 12
Mapes
to Commercial
BIL 162, 1-6
Use
Public Fac>7.
Map Locate 24C
Charles Echols
93-SS 93-a-W5
Future Land I
to Commercial
406 NW 3rd St.
Use`
Single Family
Syed Abdullah
93-SSA-15
93-CI-020
Future Land
Bllc.126, 9-12
Map Locate 5
to Commercial
820 NW Park St.
Use
Fact?
1 Blk. 162, 7-12
Public
Roger Davis 93-SSAS
93-CI-015 Future Land
202 NE 3rd St.
Use
Blk 142, 5-6
Multi Family
Map Locate 15
to Commercial
Lavon Bass 93-SS
93-CI-023 Future Land
205 NE 2nd St.
Use
BIL 142, 7-12
Multi Family
Map Locate 23
to Commercial
Map Locate 20
to Commercial
Okeechobee County 93-SSA-16
93-CI-013 Future Land
Blk. 130, 1-12
Use
Map Locate 13
Single Family
to Public
Facilities
4
is
NAME SMALL SCALE SUBMISSION MAP
NO. NO. AMENDMENT
Carl Woods 93-SSA-11 93-CI-009 Future Land
801 WS Park St. Use
Blk 201, 1-3 Commercial to
Map Locate 9 Industrial
Donald Speaks 93-SSAS 93-CI-014
Future Land
105, 107, 109, 111
Use
NW 7th Ave.;
Single Family
Blk. 161, 1-3
to Commercial
Map Locate 14
William Huston 93-SSA 93-CI-008
Future Land
708, 710 WN Park St
Use
Blk. 161, 5-6
Single Family
Map Locate 8
to Commercial
Mary A. Newcomer
93-SSA520 93-CI-010
Future Land
7W WN Park St or
Use
50 SW 7th Ave.
Single Family
Unplatted
Man Locate 10
to Commercial
i
Stephen Morgan
93-SSA-21
Future Und
701-711 SW Park St
Use
Unplatted
Single Family
Map Locate 12
to Commercial
James Morgan
93-SSA. 93-CI-003
Future Land
702, 704, 706, 708,
Use
710 SW 2nd St
Single Family
• Unplatted
to Industrial
Map Locate 3
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN SINIALL DEVELOPMENT ACTMTIES
AMENDMENT OF JULY 6, 1993
% REQUESTED REDESIGNATION AMENDMENTS 93-SSA-25 - 93-SSA-30)
NAME
SMALL SCALE
NO.
SUBMISSION
NO.
MAP
AMENDMENT
-Syed Abdullah
93-SSA-25
93-CI-021
Future Land
BIL 3, Part Lot 12
Ab�
Use
all 13-16
Single Family
Map Locate 21
to Commercial
Kim Glowacki
93-SSA 26
93-CI-M
Future Land
500 NW 9th St
Use
Blk. 41, 11-12
Single Family
Map Locate 28
to Commercial
Frieda Hamrick 93-SSA-27 93-CI-007
Future Land
Blk. B, Central Park
p Locate 7
Use
Single Family
to Multi Family
W. I. Rooks 93-SSA-28 93-CI-029
Blk. 254, 7-12 -
Future Land
Use
I Mng T M'!tP !24
ing a am y
to Multi Family
Cross River Property 93-SSA, 93-CI-019
Future Land
204-314 SW 7th Ave-
Use
Unplatted
Single Family
Map Locate 19
to Industrial
Kountry Kids 93-SSA4V 93-CI-018
Future Land
703 SW 6th SL
Use
Blk. 251, 1-3
Single Family
Map Locate 18
to Commercial
Burton Connor for 93-SSA- 93-CI-006 Future Land
New Horizons Use
Blk. 30, 1-2 Single Family
Map Locate 6 to Commercial
Richard Vest
1809 S. Parrott Ave.
BUL 24, Sec. 28
Township 37
Map Locate 1
93-CI-001 Future Land
Use
Multi Family
to Commercial
take Placid Sanitation
a WN11 Service Canter
PO Box 1205
-19 Hicn.vay 98 North
,7 •ee.rocee. Flnr:dn 2-2s72
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June 29, 1993
Mr John Drago
City Administrator
55 S.E. 3rd Avenue
Okeechobee Florida 33474
Dear Mr Drago: '
Attached please find a compa
expenses for the years ended Mi
attached are copies of the consume
April 1,1991 through March 31,1993
and commercial using the applicabl
rates.
We would appreciate consider
into effect October, 1 1993 as all(
In addition we would propose that a
forward to October 1, 1993 in orde.
landfill increase in order that
through within a three month peric
If you have any additional qt
to contact me.
S
Pat ancey
' Sa Mana er
cc: Ron Arrowood
Steve Leitman
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A Waste Management Company
tive schedule of revenue and
ch 31, 1991/1992/1993. Also
price index for the period of
t d rate sheets for residential
CPI adjustment in our hauling
ion of a rate increase to go
:d in our franchise agreement.
increase in disposal be moved
:o align our increase with the
wo increases are not passed
tions please do not hesitate
N~
/Q a WMI Service
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'O. Sox 1205
"3 Hghway 98 worth
Rorida 33472
.813
CITY OF OKEECHOBEE
SCHEDULE OF REVENUE & EXPENS
YEARS ENDED MARCH 31, 1991 /2/3
199
REVENUE
Commercial
Residential
TOTAL REVENUE
LABOR
Salaries & Wages
Payroll Taxes
Benefits
FUEL & OIL
DEPRECIATION
Truck Depreciation
Container Depreciation
Other Depreciation
MAINTENANCE
Parts - Vehicle Maint
LIABILITY INSURANCE
OTHER GENERAL& ADM
DISPOSAL
FRANCHISE FEES
TOTAL OPERATING COSTS
NET INCOME BEFORE TAXES
INCOMETAXES
NET INCOME AFTER TAXES
AhA Waste Management Company
N4v
N.
/4/, F`
1 1992 1993
,203 471,213 387,926
,864 251,931 183,239
,067 723,144 571,165
9415
122,397
115,054
,280
14,463
13,595
,406
28,926
29,785
,930
21,694
21,477
,579
26,756
27,225
,608
12,293
12,761
,009
7,955
8,090
,579
26,756
33,981
,,930
33,265
36,924
',710
65,806
61,200
1,946
246,740
119,964
!,807
72,314
57,116
1,199 679,366 537,171
',868
43,778
33,994
,816
16,504
12,816
i,052
27,274
21,178
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For release: CONSUMER PRICE INDEX BUREAI OE 1.ABDB.SIAIISTICS.
News 8:30 A.M., EDT, Friday. (1982-84-100) SOUTHfdF5E Ni REGIONAk g.r166-
April 10. 1992 MARCH 1992 TELEPHONE: 404-347-4416
UNITED
change to Mar. 1992
UNITED
change to Nor. 1992
FORT
change to Mar. 1992
FORT
change to Mar. 1992
Group
STATES
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All items (1982-84-100)...
139.3
3.2
0.5
137.0
3.0
0.t
134.5
1.9
0.6
132.3
1.7
0.5
All items (1967-100)....
A11 items (Nov. 1977-100).
417.2
-
-
-
-
-
408.1
-
-
-
-
-
-
216.7
-
-
-
-
-
214.9
-
-
-
-
Food and beverages.......
138.8
1.8
0.5 `�;.
138.4
l.1
0.4
140.5
2.0
1.3
139.9
1.3
1.4
Food ....................
138.1
1.7
0.4
137.7
1.5
0.4
141.5
2.1
1.4
140.4
1.4
1.5
Food at home...........
137.5
1.1
0.7
137.0
1.0
0.6
134.9
- 0.6
2.1
134.3
- 0.7
2.0
Food away from home....
140.1
2.6
0.1
139.9
2.6
0.1
150.8
4.6
0.9
152.1
4.7
0.9
Alcoholic beverages.....
146.7
3.2
0.7
146.6
3.2
0.9
130.7
1.8
0
131.9
0.9
0.2
Housing ..................
136.6
3.0
0.4
134.0
2.9
0.3
126.6
3.3
0.5
126.2
3.3
0.5
Shelter .................
150.4
3.6
0.4
146.4
3.6
0.4
130.1
3.7
0.7
130.2
3.7
0.7
Renters' costs 2/...
161.2
3.3
0.6
141.2
3.3
0.5
133.9
3.7
1.1
127.1
3.8
1.0
3
Rent, resident al�....
146.4
3.1
0.5
146.0
3.2
0.6
125.7
4.4
1.0
125.7
4.4
1.0
Apparel and upkeep.......
133.4
3.6
2.5
132.1
3.6
2.6
140.7
- 2.0
0.2
140.5
- 1.3
0
Transportation...........
124.4
1.7
0.2
123.2
1.7
0.2
125.5
- 0.6
- 0.1
121.9
- 0.3
- 0.3
Medical care .............
187.3
7.8
0.6
186.8
7.9
0.6
171.0
6.6
0.8
169.9
6.6
1.0
Entertainment............
141.2
3.3
0.4
139.7
3.2
0.4
127.8
- 0.8
1.3
128.7
- 0.7
1.3
Other goods i services...
Purchas4ng-partrof the
179.8
7.1
0.2
179.7
6.9
0.2
162.0
0.1
- 0.1
160.7
- 0.1
- 0.1
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- 3.]
- 0 6
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- 2 9
- 0 4
S 743
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- 0_7
j 756
- 1 7
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- 0 4
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Group size
Dec.
All items
Feb. 1992
1977■100
All items I
Mar. 1991
L Feb. 1992
1977.100
SOUTH - .....
135.5
2.7 0.4
219.8
134.2
2.8
0.4
217.3
Less than 50,000 pop.....
133.6
0.4
217.0
133.7
2.0
0.3
216.5
50.000-450.000 pop.......
134.6
3.1 0.4
217.9
134.5
3.1
0.4
217.7
450,000-1.200,000 pop....
137.0
3.2 0.5
223.7
133.8
3.0
0.5
216.9
1,200,000 or more pop....
136.0
2.5 0.4
219.5
134.4
2.5
0.4
217.8
Effective infrequency
Of Publication or the Atlantaindexes was
changed
rom bimonthly
to semiannual.
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are base3 on
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indexes are
subject to substantially more sampling and
other measurement error
than national
indexes. BLS
strongly urges
users to consider the use of
national indexes in escalator agreements.
l/ United States base year
is December
1982 for CPI-U; December 1984 for CPI-W.
CPI HOTLINE
NUMBER IS 404-347-3702
I/ Miami base year is November 1982 for CPI-U; November 1984 for CPI-W.
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For release: CONSUMER PRICE INDEX BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS
News 8:30 A.M.. EDT, Friday, (1982-84.100) SOUTHEASTERN REGIONAL OFFICE
April 12, 1991 MARCH 1991 TELEPHONE: 404-347-4416
Unadjusted percent unadjusted percent MIAMI- unadjusted percent MIAMI- unadjusted percent
UNITED change to Mar. 1991 UNITED change to Mar. 1991 FORT change to Mar. 1991 FORT change to Mar. 1991
Group STATES from STATES from LAUDER- from LAUDER- from i
Mar 9 :Feb. 1991 Mar. 1990 : Feb. 99 11pic Mar. 90 eb. DALE Mar. 90 : eb.
All items (1982-84-100)...
135.0
4.9
0.1
133.0
4.6
0.2
132.0
5.5
0.4
130.1
5.4
0.2 •
All items (1967-100)......
404.3
-
-
396.1
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
All items (Nov. 1977.100).
-
-
-
-
-
-
212.8
-
-
211.4
-
-
Food and beverages.......
136.3
3.9
0.2
136.1
4.0
0.3
137.7
2.7
1.3
138.1
1.8
1.3
Food ....................
135.8
3.3
0.2
135.6
3.4
0.3
138.6
1.8
1.4
138.5
1.1
1.4
Food at home...........
136.0
3.1
0.2
135.6
3.1
0.2
135.7
- 1.0
2.2
135.3
- 1.0
1.9
Food away from home....
136.5
3.6
0.2
136.4
3.6
0.2
144.1
4.5
0.6
145.3
4.5
0.7
Alcoholic beverages.....
142.2
11.3
0.4
142.1
11.5
0.6
128.4
10.5
0.1
130.7
12.5
0.2
Housing ..................
132.6
4.6
0.2
130.2
4.4
0.2
122.5
5.5
0.2
122.2
5.3
0.2
Shelter ................
145.2
5.4
0.4
141.3
5.1
0.4
125.5
6.6
1.0
125.5
6.6
1.0
Renters' costs 1/ 2/...
156.1
7.8
1.1
136.7
6.5
0.8
129.1
6.5
2.4
122.4
6.7
2.3
Rent, residential.....
142.0
4.0
0.4
141.5
4.0
0.3
120.4
7.0
1.9
120.4
7.0
1.9
Apparel and upkeep.......
128.8
2.7
2.1
127.5
2.5
2.2
143.6
5.1
5.9
142.4
6.0
6.9
------ortation
122.3
4.7
- 1.1
121.2
4.3
- 1.1
126.2
6.6
- 2.5
122.3
6.1
- 2.2
Medical care
173.7
160.4
1o.6
O.A-,.
159-a-
to 0
0.4
Entertainment.... .....
136.1
128.8
8.3
1-.2-
1291;
8.2
0.9
Other goods 3 services...
167.9
8.2
0.3
168.1
8.4
0.4
161.9
8.0
0.6
160.8
8.7
0.8
_ Purchasing power of the
F
dollar: 1982-84-$1.00
$.741
- 4.6
- 0.1
$.752
- 4.4
- 0.1
$.758
- 5.1
- 0.3
$.769
- 5.1
- 0.1
Group size
Dec.
SOUTH (1982-84=iOU)...... W
Less than 50.000
4.7 0.2
213.9
130.6
4.4
0
211.6
pop .....
50,000-450,000 pop .......
8
130.5
4.6 - 0.1
5.0 0.2
212.4
211.2
131.1
130.5
4.4 -
4.7
0.1
0
212.2
211.3
450.000-1,200,000 pop ....
132.8
4.3 - 0.2
216.8
129.9
4.2 -
0.2
210.5
1.200,000 or more pop ....
132.7
4.7 0.2
214.2
131.1
4.5
0.2
212.5
Effective In 1987, the
frequency
of publication for theWanta indexes was
changed
rom bimonthly
to semiannual. Because
they
are based on
smaller samples, local area
indexes are
subject to substantially more sampling and
other measurement error than national indexes.
BLS
strongly urges
users to consider the use of
national indexes in escalator agreements.
1/ United States base year
is December
1982 for CPI-U; December 1984 for CPI-W.
CPI HOTLINE
NUMBER IS 404-347-3702
7/ Miami base year is November 1982 for
CPI-U; November 1984 for CPI-W.
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TOTAL
FRANCHISE
FEE
DISPOSAL
HAULING
CITY OF I
RESIDEN
JAN 1993
$10.67
$1.07
$2.90
$6.70
A Waste Management' Company
Nei
:CHOBEE
RATES
$2.90
$7.09
CAN RATES
CITY OF OKEECHOBEE
TOTAL CURRENT
1 9.93
2 15.00
3 19.92
4 25.06
5 34.71
6 60.24
2
3
4
5
6
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A Waste Manag3m?nt Company
CAN RATES TOTAL
CITY OF OKEECHOBEE
EFFECTIVE,OCT 1, 1993
10.39
15.65
20.74
26.07
36.17
63.07
CITY OF OKEEECHOBEE
EFFECTIVE
OCT
1, 1993
1
2
3
1
42.63
82.13
NIA
2
70.53
131.13
185.04
3
99.27
178.49
237.90
4
120.71
210.63
268.89
6
164.19
266.44
369.18
8
194.79
314.77
425.42
A Waste M nagement Company
AL
4 5 6
'A N/A N/A
.95 292.86 334.51
.90 350.98 414.07
.98 404.19 465.41
'.86 562.13 649.04
�.32 630.52 750.65
RESOLUTION -16
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OKEECHOBEE,
FLORIDA AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION ONE: Pursuant to Section 36 of the Code of Ordinances
of the City of Okeechobee, the charges and rates
for garbage and trash collection shall be as
follows:
1. Residential Rate shall be Ten D llars and Sixty-seven Cents
($10.67) per month per living unit for garbage pick-up.
2. Non containerized commercial service/commercial can rate per
month per business for garbage collection only. Any
additional or special waste col ction request over and above
contracted service can be negoti ted between the customer and
contractor.
CAN SERVI
Effective Janu,
Number of Cans
1
2
3
4
5
6
3. Containerized Commercial S
CONTAINER
Container Size
lot, 1993
Freauencv of Service
lx
$ 9.93
$15.00
$19.92
$25.06
$34.71
$60.24
Rate shall be as follows:
RATE
lx
2x
x
1 yd $
41.30
$ 79.58
/A
2 yd
68.41
127.26
1
.66
3 yd
96.33
173.35
2
.29
4 yd
117.22
204.79
2
.86
6 yd
159.58
259.50
3
.89
8 yd
189.53
307.01
41
.50
v of Service
4x 5x 6x
N/A
N/A
N/A
232.06
284.47
325.07
280.17
341.65
403.13
334.18
394.10
454.02
456.38
548.62
633.77
524.23
616.89
734.51
SECTION TWO: The charges and rates established hereby shall take
effect on the 15th day of December, 1992.
Adopted this 15th day of December, 1992.
JAMES E. KIRK
ATTEST:
BONNIE THOMAS, CMC, CITY CLERK
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Planning and Development epartment
Okeechobee County 'SEAL`y»"
499 NW 5th Avenue • Okeechobee, Florida 34972 • (813) 763-55413• FAX (813) 763-5276 " ., 1917
MEMORA DUM
TO: John Drago, City Administrator
FROM: Bill Royce, Planning and Develc
DATE: July 1, 1993
RE: Oak Ridge Estates, Preliminary
The Planning and Development Department an
preliminary plat and construction plans for Oak
The proposed plat meets City subdivision reg
Council approve the preliminary plat for Oak
Staff has also reviewed the plans for constn
proposed plat. Staff recommends that City
modified by a June 30, 1993 letter from Mr
to Mr. Chuck Elders of the City.
Attached is a reduced drawing of the prelim
A full size copy of the plat, the construction
available at your office for review by City C,
Director4w-/
staff have reviewed the
Estates.
Staff recommends that City
Estates.
necessary facilities to support the
approve the construction plans, as
Hoover, representing the applicants,
t for consideration by City Council.
d the letter from Mr. Hoover are
d the public.
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Hoover and
Engineering . Land ;
Chuck Elders
City of Okeechobee
55 S.E. 3rd. St.
Okeechobee, Florida 34974
RE: PROPOSED "OAK RIDGE ESTATES"
Dear Chuck,
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Associates, Inc.
ing Mapping Plannipn
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As per our site plan meeting this morning concerning "Oak Ridge
Estates" Sub/div., T am sending this letter as confirmation that
3" casing will be jack and bored under S.E. 9th. Ave. at the two
easternmost City water line extensions as shown on the
construction plans. Also, we will install the 6" north/south line
with an open cut across the asphalt at the intersection of S.E.
9th. St. and S.E. 9th. Ave. and do agree to substitute 12" of
2500 psi concrete in place of the 12" compacted shellrock as
shown in the city book of standards.
Concerning the preliminary plat comet
reference on "Tract A" that refers
will submit the final plat with no
You will find a copy of 8 1/2"xll"
a copy of the boundary survey and to
I believe that I have mentioned all
I have omitted any of the changes
convenience.
Sincerely,
l�cnf � � • �oo��
Robert R. Hoover
For The Firm
cc: Bill Royce: City of Okeechobee Bi
ts, we agree to remove the
future Ingress/Egress and
eference to same. Attached
vised preliminary plat, and
�f the agreed to changes, if
lease contact me at your
lding Official
42I N.W. Third, Street
Okeechobee, Fldrida 34972
Phone: (813)763-8999
Fax: 813 763-6692
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FROM:
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CITY OF O CHOBEE
MEMORA DUM
Mayor and Council
John J. Drago, City
DATE: Jul P2,194 3
SUBJECT: Filter Media
Bid
The City received two bids for Fi t r Media:
1. Standard Sand and ilica $19, 889.15
2. Roberts Filter Manu cturing $32,037.00
I asked Bill Reese to review th bids and he recommended award to
Standard Sand and Silica.
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R�Og10 `Cityof Okeecho ee
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MEMORA DUM
TO:: Mayor and Councilmembers DATE 07/01/93
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FROM: Bonnie S. Thomas, City Clerk/Personnel
The following list is for your consideration
on the 1992193 Grievance Committee wh
cannot be in attendance:
Kelly Ammons ......... Police
Jeffrey Baugh........
Fire Do;
Ruth Ellen Smith .... .Admini
Harold Mounts........ Public
Cleveland Lamb....... Public
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
SUBJECT: July 6th Agenda item
W/-
approval for ALTERANTES to serve
ie designated Committee Member
Department
Clerk's Offices
City of 4ke chobee
',�oF pKEIrC
=:on"'D
Fire aepar ant
4J!
Larry Mobley, Police Chief
Okeechobee Police Department
55 SE Third Avenue
Okeechobee, F1. 34974
RE: Wherrell Auto Parts
Dear: Police Chief Mobley
Special thanks needs to go to Sgt. elly Ammons, and dispatcher
Rebel Manson for their quick action an continuing cooperation with
the Fire Department on June 11, 1993.
I would like to thank your department or their support
1993. Because of the support on June 11,
e city we
were able to contain the fire andakee our ecommunity from partments in hhaving an
environmental disaster. The d artments were quick and
professional during this time of extr me emergency.
I would like for each department hea to put a copy of this letter
in the personnel jackets of all empl ees working that day.
Sincerely,
f�
Keith Tomey, Fire Chief
ah
55 I.E. Third Avenue . Okeechobee, rlor�d� 34974-2032 • 013/703-4423
City of Ok chobee
Fire Depart ent
Larry Mobley, Police Chief
Okeechobee City Police Auxiliary
55 SE Third Avenue
Okeechobee, FL. 34974
RE: Wherrell Auto Parts
Dear: Mr. Mobley
I would like to thank your depart
11, 1993. Because of the suppor
city we were able to contain the
having an environmental disaster.
very professional during this tim
I would like all department heads
the personnel jackets of all empl4
Sincerely,
Keith Tomey, Fire Chief
ah
ants for their support on June
of all the departments in the
re and keep our community from
The departments were quick and
of extreme emergency.
o put a copy of this letter in
ees working that day.
53 I.E. Third Avenue • Okeechobee, Flo i a 34974-2933 a 813/763.4423
City of Ok
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eal
Fire nepar,
Chuck Elders, Director
Public Works
55 SE Third Avenue
Okeechobee, FL. 34974
RE: Wherrell Auto Parts
Dear: Mr. Elders
I would like to thank your departm i
11, 1993. Because of the support
city we were able to contain the fi
having an environmental disaster.
very professional during this time
I would like all department heads t
the personnel jackets of all employ
Sincerely,
i
Keith Tomey, Fire Chief
ah
•
chobee
,r
ant
is for their support on June
all the departments in the
and keep our community from
,e departments were quick and
extreme emergency.
Put a copy of this letter in
s working that day.
55 S.E. Third Avenue . Okeechobee, Mori
34974-2932 9 813/793-4423
City of Ok Clio ee
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Fire Depar ent
John J. Drago, City Administrator
Public Utilities
55 SE Third Avenue
Okeechobee, FL. 34974
RE: Wherrell Auto Parts
Dear: Mr. Drago
I would like to thank your departr
11, 1993. Because of the support
city we were able to contain the f
having an environmental disaster.
very professional during this time
I would like all department heads
the personnel jackets of all emplo
Sincerel ,
Keith Tomey, Fire Chief
ah
►ts for their support on June
f all the departments in the
e and keep our community from
ae departments were quick and
E extreme emergency.
put a copy of this letter in
!s working that day.
93 S.E. Third Avenue a Okeechobee, 190
34074-2032 9 013/783-4423