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City Commission Meeting (2024-10-15)

Tuesday, October 15, 2024 · Government meeting record

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Recorded outcome

The Ocoee City Commission approved new ordinances regarding candidate qualifications and meeting procedures, authorized the sale of city-owned property, and passed a consent agenda covering various municipal contracts and equipment purchases.

Why it matters

The Commission's decisions directly impact local election rules, the sale of public land at 1 Taylor Street, and the allocation of city funds for infrastructure and equipment, including wastewater plant repairs and police school resource officer agreements.

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No later meeting or follow-up date is stated in the reviewed record.

Official minutes publish outcomes and identify speakers and the topics they addressed.

People and votes

Commissioner - Chris Adkins

2 statements

  1. Statement

    Commented on Item #11, noting that he was unaware the public hearing had been opened for that item. He agreed with Commissioner Kennedy's remarks for that item, and also expressed that the Charter Review Commission should have conducted further research on the validity of the residency requirements.

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  2. Statement

    Commented on the charter amendment regarding the exchange of land that voters had opposed and urged the City Commission to honor those obligations.

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  • Commented on Item #11, noting that he was unaware the public hearing had been opened for that item. He agreed with Commissioner Kennedy's remarks for that item, and also expressed that the Charter Review Commission should have conducted further research on the validity of the residency requirements.

    Commissioner - Chris Adkins, Ocooe Resident,

  • Commented on the recent charter amendment to allow the exchange of property, but noted the City has the power to proceed regardless, even though the voters expressed their opposition. City Manager Shadrix responded to his concern, explaining that the exchange had been reviewed by legal counsel before it was presented to the City Commission. City Attorney Geller clarified that the Charter also addresses the alienation of properties, which encompasses the transfer of property.

    Commissioner - Stephen Tilton, Ocoee Resident, thanked staff for summarizing the details of the land agreement process and asked why the property was not advertised through a competitive bid process. City Manager Shadrix addressed his question, explaining that the City has a history of using both RFPs for property sales and considering unsolicited offers. In this instance, an unsolicited offer was deemed significant enough to present to the Commission. Mr. Tilton

  • Commented on the charter amendment regarding the exchange of land that voters had opposed and urged the City Commission to honor those obligations.

    Commissioner - Chris Adkins, Ocoee Resident, expressed concerns about eminent domain, which he noted he had previously expressed during discussions on the Downtown Masterplan many years ago. He also

  • Commented on the following:.

    Commissioner Commissioner Oliver -

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Record text

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unced the City-sponsored events, for the month of October.

6:41 PM

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moved to pull item #2 for discussion and separate consideration. of second.

Ocopt the Consent Agenda Items #1-10; Moved by Commissioner by Commissioner Firstner; Motion carried 3-1 with Commissioner Commissioner Wilsen absent.

utes from the Regular City Commission Meeting held October 1,2024. (pitt)

olution Rescheduling the City's Referendum on Proposed Amendments to coincide with the Regular Municipal Election Day. (City Attorney Geller)

Alle transfer of Assets Due to the Reorganization of the Support Services andief Accountant Meruena)

Presity Easement Agreement with DKC Ocoee Village Center SE, LLC for 7- ast Commercial at Ocoee Village Center). (Development Engineer

fication of the Florida Police Benevolent Association Agreements with the Article 16: Wages and Appendix B. (Human Resources/Risk director Wilson)

- PREool Resource Officer Agreement with Orange County Public Schools for Preol Year. (Police Chief Ogburn)

Ogkter Services Agreement with Panasonic Corporation of North America. Ass gburn)

2024-2025 Budget Vehicle and Equipment Purchases. (Assistant Public for Gajadhar)

rplus and Replace Air Conditioning System (HVAC) for Jim Beech er. (Assistant Public Works Director Gajadhar)

build Bar Screen #1 at the City of Ocoee Wastewater Treatment Plant Discj Utilities Director Bolling)

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No.2024-32, Amending Section 5-3 of the Code of Candidates; moved by Commissioner Kennedy, seconded carried 3-1 with Commissioner Oliver opposing and

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that the residency requirements were approved by the Charter Review Commission. He also noted that ties and expressed confidence in the current proposal. at City Commission rules require questions for staff to be attributed and expressed concern that not following this lines for conducting Commission business. He further what has been presented.

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tober 15,2024

REGULAR CITY COMMISSION MEETING

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