Minutes For: May 4, 2015 City of Orlando COUNCIL MINUTES

District 1 District 2 District 3 Mayor District 4 District 5 District 6 Jim Gray Tony Ortiz Robert F. Stuart Buddy Dyer Patty Sheehan Regina I. Hill Samuel B. Ings

On Monday, May 4, 2015 at 2:00 P.M., the Orlando City Council met in regular session in City Council Chambers at City Hall. Mayor Buddy Dyer called the meeting to order at 2:00 P.M. Former City Clerk Alana C. Brenner called the roll and announced that there was a quorum.

Present: Mayor Buddy Dyer Commissioner Jim Gray, District 1 Commissioner Tony Ortiz, District 2 Commissioner Robert F. Stuart, District 3 Commissioner Patty Sheehan, District 4 Commissioner Regina I. Hill, District 5 Commissioner Samuel B. Ings, District 6 City Clerk Celeste T. Brown Former City Clerk Alana C. Brenner City Attorney Mayanne Downs Police Officers Edgar Malave and Chris Newton, Sergeant-at-Arms

Invocation Chaplain Chris Allen, Florida Humanist Association, 1850 Lee Road # 218, Winter Park 32789

1. MINUTES It was moved by Commissioner Regina I. Hill, seconded by Commissioner Robert F. Stuart, and vote carried that the reading of the minutes be waived for the April 20, 2015 Agenda Review and City Council Meetings, with minutes approved as written.

2. Awards/Presentations/Recognitions

1. Presenting 2015 Orlando Historic Preservation Awards

2. Proclaiming May 3 - 9, 2015 as National Arson Awareness Week

3. Proclaiming May as Mental Health Awareness Month

4. Proclaiming May 2 - 10, 2015 as National Travel and Tourism Week

5. Bike To Work Day and Anniversary of Sun Rail May 1, 2015 was a day of recognition for two of Orlando’s many forms of transportation. Mayor Dyer joined with Commissioner Robert F. Stuart, Commissioner Patty Sheehan and hundreds of other commuters to participate in Bike To Work Day, a morning bike ride from Loch Haven Park to City Hall. May 1 also marks the one year anniversary of SunRail in Downtown Orlando. Florida Department of Transportation District 5 Secretary Noranne Downs thanked City leaders for the combined efforts in making SunRail a reality, and video presentation of SunRail and its riders was shown.

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6. Body Cam Presentation Last year, the City launched a study on the use of body-worn video cameras and results have shown that body cameras can be an important tool, providing critical evidence in solving crimes and assisting to increase transparency and accountability within the police department. The implementation of body cameras will allow the City to continue giving its residents the benefits of technology-based policing and to continue to earn citizen’s confidence and support to work together work to keep crime out of the community. OPD Chief Mina gave a presentation on the body camera study and plans for implementation.

MAYOR'S UPDATE

Orlando Solar Bears Hockey Playoffs Mayor Dyer congratulated the hometown hockey team, the Orlando Solar Bears, on this year’s successful season. The Bears made the playoffs for the second straight season and stretched their series to 6 games. Way to go, Bears!

Ace Cafe “Start Your Engines” Groundbreaking Event Last Thursday, the City of Orlando broke ground on the future site of “Ace Cafe Orlando.” This new business location represents the entry of Ace Cafe into the United States and will serve as their North American headquarters location. The new venue will be a place for motorcycle and car enthusiasts from around the world to gather, while also providing themed events, a restaurant and retail space. Ace Cafe is scheduled to open this summer and will be a great addition to Downtown Orlando, adding to the vibrancy and quality of life in the area and generating increased visitation and economic benefits.

LYMMO Lime Line Groundbreaking In partnership with LYNX and the FTA, the City of Orlando will break ground on the new LYMMO Lime Line on Thursday, May 14 at 2:00 pm. The event will take place at the former Amway Arena located west of the Bob Carr Theater. The Lime Line will provide another transportation option for the community and will provide convenient access to LYNX Central Station, SunRail, the Parramore neighborhood, FAMU College of Law and the Creative Village. The Lime Line is expected to be complete by the first half of 2016.

National Small Business Week This week is National Small Business Week and presents an opportunity to recognize the City’s small business owners for the tremendous contribution they make to Orlando. The City’s small businesses provide much-needed goods and services and drive our local economy by creating new jobs and opportunities for residents, ultimately enhancing the quality of life in Orlando. The City supports the growth of small businesses in a number of ways, such as the Main Street Program and partnering with organizations such as National Entrepreneur Center and UCF Incubator program. In addition, the City has a number of small business programs to help remove financial barriers and increase businesses looking to grow or expand. In honor of National Small Business Week, Mayor Dyer invites all residents to join in celebrating small businesses, and to make a conscious decision to support the small businesses within the community, many of which are located in Downtown and in the Main Street districts.

Cinco de Mayo On Tuesday May 5th at 5:30 p.m., the community is invited to join Mayor Dyer, Commissioner Tony Ortiz, and the Consul of Mexico in the City Hall Rotunda to celebrate Cinco de Mayo, an event that commemorates the victory of the Mexican army over the French army in the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862. The City of Orlando is honored to host this annual cultural tradition to celebrate the Mexican American community.

Agenda Items of Note

Item B-2 – Millenia Elementary Trail Bridge Orlando is home to more than 300 miles of urban bicycling trails, signed routes and lanes and has been a

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designated Bicycle Friendly Community since 2000. In the past year the City has added more wayfinding signage for cyclists at intersections and high-use corridors; has completed the Orlando Primary Bicycle Route Study which identified preferred corridors to close existing gaps in the overall trail network; and launched a bike rack request program to allow businesses to request a bike rack to be installed in front of their business. At today’s City Council meeting, the City Council will vote to approve the construction of the Millenia Elementary Trail Bridge that will “bridge” the current gap of the Shingle Creek Pedestrian Trail. The project will provide a critical trail connection to the existing multi-use trail on the north and south sides of Shingle Creek with the construction of a pedestrian bridge and an extension of the existing multi-use trail on the southern side of the bridge to tie into the existing trail on the northern side of the bridge. Construction will start this summer and be complete this fall.

CRA - Project DTO This morning there was a workshop on Project DTO’s intensive visioning process, and the new Vision Plan and updated Community Redevelopment Area Plan which will serve as the roadmap for the future of Downtown Orlando. Project DTO’s nearly 100 volunteers – a 71-member Task Force and 26-member Executive Advisory Committee -- have spent the last 13 months inventorying Downtown’s assets, getting resident input and studying other downtown’s best practices to provide recommendations on how to make Downtown Orlando one of the best urban environments in America.

Recommendations from Project DTO span from improving bicycle and pedestrian amenities increasing parks and open space recruiting major corporate anchors and high wage jobs expanding neighborhood associations and housing options encouraging architecture that creates a signature skyline in Downtown Orlando

Mayor Dyer thanked the members of Project DTO’s Task Force and Executive Advisory Committee for working tirelessly to help craft a road map for the future of the community and for their unwavering support for Downtown Orlando. Mayor Dyer also thanked the thousands of residents who provided input into the plan – from those who attended events to those who submitted feedback on social media.

3. Consent Agenda (the following items A-J were acted upon by the City Council through a single vote. An item will be considered separately only upon request of a Council member and a confirming majority vote of the City Council.) It was moved by Commissioner Tony Ortiz, seconded by Commissioner Patty Sheehan, and vote carried that the Consent Agenda be approved as follows.

(A) Mayor

No Agenda Items

(B) Business and Financial Services

(1) Approving Amendment to Contract with United HealthCare for Health Plan Administrative Services, RFP07-0593. Approved, filed and documentary #150504B01

(2) Approving Award to Theobald Construction, LLC, for Millenia Trail Bridge, Project No. TSP0035_P, IFB15-0013. Approved, filed and documentary #150504B02

(3) Approving License Agreement with Hebni Nutrition Consultants, Inc. for Location behind CNL I. Approved, filed and documentary #150504B03

(4) Accepting Meeting Minutes and Adopting Resolution to Amend FY 2014-2015 Budget - April 14, 2015 Budget Review Committee (BRC) Meeting. Accepted meeting minutes and adopted Resolution to Amend FY 2014-2015 Budget, filed and documentary #150504B04

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(5) Approving Award to Seaboard Distribution, Inc. and Aqua Clean Environmental, Inc. for Motor Oils, Lubricants and Recycling, IFB15-0022. Approved, filed and documentary #150504B05

(6) Approving Use of Seminole County Contract #IFB-602211-15/GCM with Trafficware Group, Inc. for the purchase of Materials and Services of Controllers, Cabinets with Ethernet and Miscellaneous Components, C15-0281. Approved, filed and documentary #150504B06

(7) Approving Use of the Municipal Equipment Co., LLC Contract with Lake County, Florida for the purchase of Thermal Imager Equipment and Accessories, C15-0282. Approved, filed and documentary #150504B07

(8) Approving Award to Pavement Technology, Inc. for Application of Rejuvenating Agent on Various Streets in Orlando, Florida, IFB15-0224. Approved, filed and documentary #150504B08

(9) Approving Award to Sun Road, Inc., for Southeast Lakes Drainage Improvements, Project No. CIP0014_P, IFB15-0182. Approved, filed and documentary #150504B09

(10) Approving Advisory Committee Ranking and Authorization for the Chief Procurement Officer to Execute Contract for Computerized Parking Ticket Management System, RFP15-0007. Approved, filed and documentary #150504B10

(11) Accepting Donation of a Tract of Land Located in the Carver Park Subdivision used as a City Park and Stormwater Retention Pond from Orlando Housing Authority (OHA). Accepted, filed and documentary #150504B11

(C) Economic Development

(1) Approving Employment Agreement - Brandon Albright, Plans Examiner I - BLD. Approved, filed and documentary #150504C01

(2) Accepting Revised Meeting Minutes and Approving the Actions of the Appearance Review Board (ARB) – March 19, 2015. Accepted meeting minutes for appropriate filing by the City Clerk and approved the actions taken by the Appearance Review Board at its March 19, 2015, meeting, filed and documentary #150504C02

(3) Approving An 18-month Temporary Use Permit with the possibility of a 6-month administrative extension by the Planning Official for a sales center and signage along the Dowden Road entrance of the Storey Park (Wewahootee) development. Approved, filed and documentary #150504C03

(4) Accepting Meeting Minutes and Approving the Actions of the Appearance Review Board (ARB) – April 16, 2015. Accepted meeting minutes for appropriate filing by the City Clerk and approved the actions taken by the Appearance Review Board at its April 16, 2015, meeting, filed and documentary #150504C04

(5) DELETED

(6) Accepting Meeting Minutes and Approving the Actions of the Municipal Planning Board for the Meeting of April 21, 2015 (Part 1 of 2): Item 4, Sixth Amendment to the Community Redevelopment Plan. Accepting the meeting minutes and approving the actions of the Municipal Planning Board, Item 4, at its April 21, 2015, meeting, filed and documentary #150504C06

(D) Families, Parks and Recreation

No Agenda Items

(E) Fire

No Agenda Items 4

(F) Housing

No Agenda Items

(G) Orlando Venues

No Agenda Items

(H) Police

(1) Approving Application for FY 2015 Enhanced Collaborative Model to Combat Human Trafficking Competitive Solicitation. Approved, filed and documentary #150504H01

(2) Approving Application for FY2015 DOJ Bulletproof Vest Partnership Grant. Approved, filed and documentary #150504H02

(3) Approving Permits: OLP2644886, "Bloodhound Brew", 5801 Conroy Rd., Request extension of hours: Tue., 5/5/15 1:00 pm until 2 am; OLP7919990, "Cowboy's Orlando", 1108 S. O.B.T., Request extension of hours: Fri., 5/8/15 8 pm until 12:30 am; OLP5099400, "Birthday Celebration", 260 S. Osceola Ave., Request extension of hours: Sat., 7/18/15, 8 pm until 12 am; SPEC4892771, "Viva La Margarita 5K", Harbor Park, Sat., 5/24/15; SPEC4604020, "J'Ouvert Powers", Festival Park, Sat., 5/23/15; SPEC6117772, "Orlando Carnival", Festival Field & surrounding streets, Sun., 5/24/15; SPEC5003705, "Orlando Carnival", Central Florida Fairgrounds & surrounding streets, Sun., 5/24/15; SPEC6046933, "Make M' Smile", Lake Eola Park, Sat., 6/6/15. Approved, filed and documentary #150504H03

(I) Public Works

(1) Approving Employment Agreement with Tamara Reynolds as Engineering Project Coordinator. Approved, filed and documentary #150504I01

(2) Approving Release and Termination of Drainage Easement Agreement between Lake Nona and City of Orlando. Approved, filed and documentary #150504I02

(J) Other

No Agenda Items

(Approx. 3:36 p.m.) - The Mayor recessed the City Council Meeting and convened the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Meeting. The Mayor called on Thomas Chatmon, Executive Director, CRA , who presented the following items:

4. Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA)

(1) Accepting Community Redevelopment Agency Advisory Board (CRAAB) Meeting Minutes - March 25, 2015. It was moved by Commissioner Patty Sheehan, seconded by Commissioner Robert F. Stuart, and vote was unanimous (7-0) to accept the meeting minutes for appropriate filing by the City Clerk, filed and documentary #150504401

(2) Approving Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Meeting Minutes - April 20, 2015. It was moved by Commissioner Robert F. Stuart, seconded by Commissioner Patty Sheehan, and vote was unanimous (7-0) to approve the meeting minutes and accept for appropriate filing by the City Clerk, filed and documentary #150504402

(3) DELETED

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(4) Accepting The Downtown Orlando Community Redevelopment Area Vision Plan. It was moved by Commissioner Regina I. Hill, seconded by Commissioner Robert F. Stuart, and vote was unanimous (7-0) to accept the vision plan, filed and documentary #150504404

(5) Approving A Downtown Orlando Community Redevelopment Area Plan Amendment and Resolution and forwarding to City Council with recommendation of approval. It was moved by Commissioner Patty Sheehan, seconded by Commissioner Robert F. Stuart, and vote was unanimous (7-0) to approve the amendment and resolution, filed and documentary #150504405

(6) Approving Proposed trust fund ordinance amendment and forwarding to City Council with recommendation of approval. It was moved by Commissioner Regina I. Hill, seconded by Commissioner Patty Sheehan, and vote was unanimous (7-0) to approve the trust fund ordinance amendment, filed and documentary #150504406

(Approx. 3:41p.m.) - The Mayor recessed the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Meeting and reconvened the City Council Meeting.

5. Neighborhood Improvement District - Board of Directors

No Agenda Items

6. OPEB Trust - Board of Trustees

No Agenda Items

7. New Business/Hearings

No Agenda Items

8. New Business

No Agenda Items

9. Hearings

1. Approving a Downtown Orlando Community Redevelopment Area Plan Amendment and adopting a Resolution of the City Council of the City of Orlando, Florida relating to community redevelopment; making findings; approving and adopting a community redevelopment plan amendment; authorizing implementation of such plan amendment; providing an effective date. It was moved by Commissioner Patty Sheehan, seconded by Commissioner Robert F. Stuart, to approve the plan amendment and adopt the Resolution. Mayor Dyer opened the matter for public hearing and no one appeared in opposition. Mayor Dyer closed the public hearing and the amendment was approved by a unanimous vote (7-0), filed and documentary #150504901. A copy of the Project DTO Workshop is made a part of these minutes. https://www.dropbox.com/s/i5r0ziell4ak758/ProjectDTO_Workshop%205.4.2015%20final.pptx?dl=0

10. Hearings/Emergency Ordinances

No Agenda Items

11. Hearings/Ordinances/1st Read

1. Former City Clerk Alana C. Brenner presented proposed Ordinance No. 2015-27 of the City of Orlando, Florida, pursuant to section 163.387, Florida Statutes (2014); amending ordinances enacted July 12, 1982, June 18, 1990, October 23, 2000, June 25, 2007, February 22, 2010, and February 10, 2014 creating a Community Redevelopment Trust Fund for the Downtown Orlando Community Redevelopment Area; amending references to the Community Redevelopment Plan for the Downtown Orlando Community 6

Redevelopment Area to include the Plan Amendment approved by the City Council on May 4, 2015; providing an effective date. It was moved by Commissioner Robert F. Stuart, seconded by Commissioner Tony Ortiz, that the Ordinance be approved on 1st reading. Mayor Dyer opened the matter for public hearing and the following person appeared to testify: Jonathan Blount. Mayor Dyer closed the public hearing and the Ordinance was approved on 1st reading by a unanimous vote (7-0) of Council.

12. Hearings/Ordinances/2nd Read

1. Former City Clerk Alana C. Brenner presented Ordinance No. 2015-13 Abandonment of Portions of Alden Rd., Midway Dr. and Philadelphia Ave. (ABN2014-00004). It was moved by Commissioner Robert F. Stuart, seconded by Commissioner Tony Ortiz, and vote carried that the Ordinance be adopted on 2nd reading. The Ordinance was adopted by a 7-0 vote. No one appeared in opposition, filed and documentary #1505041201;

2. Former City Clerk Alana C. Brenner presented Ordinance No. 2015-17 Regional Public Facility Digital Signs for Dr. Phillips & Edgewater High Schools (LDC2015-00080). It was moved by Commissioner Robert F. Stuart, seconded by Commissioner Tony Ortiz, and vote carried that the Ordinance be adopted on 2nd reading. The Ordinance was adopted by a 7-0 vote. No one appeared in opposition, filed and documentary #1505041202;

3. Former City Clerk Alana C. Brenner presented Ordinance No. 2015-18 Amending Sec. 21.02 of the City Code. It was moved by Commissioner Samuel B. Ings, seconded by Commissioner Patty Sheehan, that the Ordinance be adopted on 2nd reading. Mayor Dyer opened the matter for public hearing and the following persons appeared to testify: Doug Head and Lawanna Gelzer. Mayor Dyer closed the hearing and the Ordinance was adopted by a 6-1 vote, with Commissioner Robert F. Stuart voting “no,” filed and documentary #1505041203;

4. Former City Clerk Alana C. Brenner presented Ordinance No. 2015-19 Amending Sec. 2.01 of the Ch. 2 of the City Code. It was moved by Commissioner Samuel B. Ings, seconded by Commissioner Patty Sheehan, that the Ordinance be adopted on 2nd reading. Mayor Dyer opened the matter for public hearing and the following persons appeared to testify: Doug Head and Lawanna Gelzer. Mayor Dyer closed the hearing and the ordinance was adopted by a 6-1 vote, with Commissioner Robert F. Stuart voting “no,” filed and documentary #1505041204;

5. Former City Clerk Alana C. Brenner presented Ordinance No. 2015-20 Amending Sec. 1-1 of Ch. 2 of the Charter. It was moved by Commissioner Samuel B. Ings, seconded by Commissioner Tony Ortiz, that the Ordinance be adopted on 2nd reading. Mayor Dyer opened the matter for public hearing and the following persons appeared to testify: Doug Head and Lawanna Gelzer. Mayor Dyer closed the hearing and the ordinance was adopted by a 6-1 vote, with Commissioner Robert F. Stuart voting “no,” filed and documentary #1505041205;

13. Ordinances/1st Read

1. Former City Clerk Alana C. Brenner presented Ordinance No. 2014-50 Of The City Council Of The City Of Orlando, Florida, Amending Article I, Chapter 35 Of The Code Of The City Of Orlando, Florida, Entitled "Lakes And Boating," By Amending Sections 35.01 And 35.06 To Clarify The Intent, And By Adding Section 35.081 to address aquatic plant management in City lakes. It was moved by Commissioner Patty Sheehan, seconded by Commissioner Samuel B. Ings, and vote carried that the Ordinance be approved on 1st reading. It was then moved by Commissioner Robert F. Stuart, seconded by Commissioner Patty Sheehan, to reconsider the vote by which the ordinance was approved and vote was unanimous that the ordinance be reconsidered. Mayor Dyer opened the public hearing and the following person appeared to testify: Doug Head. Mayor Dyer closed the public hearing and it moved by Commissioner Samuel B. Ings, seconded by Commissioner Patty Sheehan, that the Ordinance be approved on 1st reading by a unanimous vote (7-0) of Council.

2. Former City Clerk Alana C. Brenner presented Ordinance No. 2014-51 Of The City Council Of The City Of Orlando, Florida, Amending Article I, Chapter 50 Of The Code Of The City Of Orlando, Florida, Entitled 7

"Public Service Companies" By Amending Sections 50.01 And 50.05 To Clarify The Intent, And Deleting In It's Entirety And Reserving For Future Use Article II, Chapter 50 Of The Code Of The City Of Orlando, Florida, Entitled "Railroads" as it is duplicative of Federal and State law. It was moved by Commissioner Patty Sheehan, seconded by Commissioner Samuel B. Ings, and vote carried that the Ordinance be st approved on 1 reading. The Ordinance was approved on 1st reading by a unanimous vote (7-0) of Council. No one appeared in opposition.

3. Former City Clerk Alana C. Brenner presented Ordinance No. 2014-55 Of The City Council Of The City Of Orlando, Florida, Amending Title II, Of The Code Of The City Of Orlando, Florida, By Deleting Chapter 44, Entitled "Pawnbrokers, Junk and Secondhand Dealers", In Its Entirety And Reserving For Future Use as it is duplicative of State law. It was moved by Commissioner Samuel B. Ings, seconded by Commissioner Robert F. Stuart, and vote carried that the Ordinance be approved on 1st reading. The Ordinance was approved on 1st reading by a unanimous vote (7-0) of Council. No one appeared in opposition.

4. Former City Clerk Alana C. Brenner presented Ordinance No. 2015-15 amending picketing ordinance. It was moved by Commissioner Tony Ortiz, seconded by Commissioner Robert F. Stuart, and vote carried that st the Ordinance be approved on 1 reading. The Ordinance was approved on 1st reading by a unanimous vote (7-0) of Council. No one appeared in opposition.

5. Former City Clerk Alana C. Brenner presented Ordinance No.: 2015-22 of the City Council of the City Council of the City of Orlando, Florida, amending Chapter 7, Article XI, entitled “Supplier Diversity,” of the Code of the City of Orlando by clarifying section 7.1102 “Veteran Business Enterprise Preference;” providing for codification, correction of scrivener’s errors, severability and an effective date. It was moved by Commissioner Tony Ortiz, seconded by Commissioner Patty Sheehan, and vote carried that the Ordinance st be approved on 1 reading. The Ordinance was approved on 1st reading by a unanimous vote (7-0) of Council. No one appeared in opposition.

6. Former City Clerk Alana C. Brenner presented Ordinance No. 2015-23 Of The City Council Of The City Of Orlando, Florida, Amending Chapter 2 Of The Code Of The City Of Orlando, Florida, Entitled "Administration" To Clarify Duties And Responsibilities Of Officials And Board Members And Deleting Sections That Have Become Obsolete. It was moved by Commissioner Samuel B. Ings, seconded by Commissioner Tony Ortiz, st and vote carried that the Ordinance be approved on 1 reading. The Ordinance was approved on 1st reading by a unanimous vote (7-0) of Council. No one appeared in opposition.

7. Former City Clerk Alana C. Brenner presented Ordinance No. 2015-24 Of The City Council Of The City Of Orlando, Florida, Deleting In Its Entirety And Reserving For Future Use Chapter 15 Of The Code Of The City Of Orlando, Florida, Entitled "Camping Grounds," As It Has Become Obsolete. It was moved by Commissioner Samuel B. Ings, seconded by Commissioner Patty Sheehan, and vote carried that the st Ordinance be approved on 1 reading. The Ordinance was approved on 1st reading by a unanimous vote (7- 0) of Council. No one appeared in opposition.

8. Former City Clerk Alana C. Brenner presented Ordinance No. 2015-25 Of The City Council Of The City Of Orlando, Florida, Deleting In Its Entirety And Reserving For Future Use Chapter 47 Of The Code Of The City Of Orlando, Florida, Entitled "Plumbing Code" As It Has Been Superceded By State Law. It was moved by Commissioner Patty Sheehan, seconded by Commissioner Robert F. Stuart, and vote carried that the st Ordinance be approved on 1 reading. The Ordinance was approved on 1st reading by a unanimous vote (7- 0) of Council. No one appeared in opposition.

9. Former City Clerk Alana C. Brenner presented Ordinance No. 2015-26 Of The City Council Of The City of Orlando, Florida, Deleting In Its Entirety And Reserving For Future Use Chapter 47A Of The Code Of The City Of Orlando, Florida, Entitled "Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, Heating And Ventilating Code" As It Has Been Superceded By State Law. It was moved by Commissioner Robert F. Stuart, seconded by Commissioner Patty Sheehan, and vote carried that the Ordinance be approved on 1st reading. The Ordinance was approved on 1st reading by a unanimous vote (7-0) of Council. No one appeared in opposition.

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14. Ordinances/2nd Read

No Agenda Items

15. Appeals

No Agenda Items

16. Quasi-Judicial Hearings

No Agenda Items

17. Unfinished Business

No Agenda Items

18. For Information Only

(1) For Information Only – Meeting Minutes – Families, Parks and Recreation Advisory Board – March 17, 2015. Accepted meeting minutes for information only and for appropriate filing by the City Clerk, filed and documentary #1505041801

(2) For Information Only – Meeting Minutes – Downtown Development Board (DDB) – March 25, 2015. Accepted meeting minutes for information only and for appropriate filing by the City Clerk, filed and documentary #1505041802

(3) For Information Only – Budget to Actual Financial Summary for Period Ending March 31, 2015. Accepted for information only and for appropriate filing by the City Clerk, filed and documentary #1505041803

(4) For Information Only – Meeting Minutes – Commissioner Hill and Commissioner Stuart – April 3, 2015. Accepted meeting minutes for information only and for appropriate filing by the City Clerk, filed and documentary #1505041804

19. General Appearances None

PENDING No items

ADJOURNMENT

There being no further business to come before Council, Mayor Buddy Dyer declared the meeting adjourned at 4:31 P.M.

______Buddy Dyer, Mayor

______Celeste T. Thomas, City Clerk ______

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