GITYOA  CITY OF BELLEVIEW AGENDA City Commission Meeting  Belleview City Hall Commission Room 5343 SE Abshier Blvd. Belleview, FL February 20, 2024 6:00PM  Christine Dobkowski, Mayor Seat 2 Ray Dwyer, Commissioner Seat 3 Ronald TI Livsey, Commissioner Seat 41 Robert "BO" Smith, Commissioner Seat 11 Michael Goldman, Commissioner  Welcome to the City of Belleview Commission meeting. The Commission regularly meets the first and third" Tuesday ofevery month at 6:00 pm, unless otherwise noted. 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ROLLO CALL  Roll Call ofCommissioners APPROVAL OF MINUTES 02-06-24.doc OATH OF OFFICE:  Approval of Minutes for 2-6-2024 Commission Meeting Minutes  Oath ofOffice - Officer Sean Tyler Tyler Oath of Office.pdf PROCLAMATION:  Engineer's Week: Proclamation 2-20 Engineers Week proclamation.docx SCHEDULED AUDIENCE:  Scheduled Audience: Tobacco Free Partnership of Marion County Missy White    Tabacco Free Partnership of Marion County Get on the Agenda pdf  UNSCHEDULED AUDIENCE: Unscheduled Audience  OTHER CITY BUSINESS/DEPARTMENTUPDATES:  Department Updates: City Clerk  Department Updates: Development Services Land Development Regulations Update Review  LDR Memo  Land Development Regulation  Department Updates: Development Services Buffer Requirements Department Updates Development Services: Monthly Report Development Services Update Report to Commission -1-24.pdf Department Updates: Finance -January 2024 Finacial Report Department Updates: Public Works- Monthly Updates Construction Project Updates - Commission Feb 20, 2024.docx Department Updates: Police Department ITI Monthly Report - January.docx Updates: City Attorney Landt: Updates: Administrator COMMISSION UPDATES: Commission Updates  4.Jan. 2024 Fin Rpt.pdf  Department Updates: Information Technology Monthly Report    CITYOFBELLEVIEW CITYCOMMISSIONMEETING  MINUTES  Belleview City Hall Commission Room 5343SEAbshier. Blvd. Belleview, FL February 20+,2024 6:00PM  MayorCHRISTINEK.DOBKOWSKI Seatl MICHAELJ.GOLDMAN Seat2 RAYDWYER Seat3 RONALDT.LIVSEY Seat4 ROBEKIBOSMIE  MOMENTOFSILENCEPLEDGEOF, ALLEGIANCE-COMMISSIONERSMITH ROLLCALLOFCOMMISSIONERS: Present: Livsey, Smith, Goldman, Dwyer Mayor  Dobkowski  APPROVAL OF MINUTES:  a. 02-06-2024 Commission Meeting Minutes presented; seconded by Commissioner Smith.  Motion made by Commissioner Goldman to approve the 02-06-24 Commission Meeting Minutes as  Motion was called bya aroll call vote.. Ayes:I Livsey, Smith, Goldman, Dwyer, Dobkowski.  OATH OF OFFICE:  a. Oath ofOffice- Sean Tyler-  ChiefHolland introduced and domdOliarlyegrste.smwpisoltive. Mayorl Dobkowskiaiminisered the Oatho ofOfficet to Officer Sean' Tyler.  2/20/2024 Commission Meeting Page 1of4    PROCLAMATION:  a. Engineer's Week- - Proclamation  Mayor Dobkowski presented the Proclamation setting February 18-24, 2024 as Engineer's Week in the City ofl Belleview. Attending and accepting the proclamation was Public Works Director Bob  Titterington, PE.  SCHEDULED AUDIENCE:  a. Tobacco Free Partnership ofMarion County  Missy White and Michelle Pepin from the Tobacco Free Partnership ofl Marion County gavea  presentation to the Commission. UNSCHEDULED AUDIENCE:  Sharon Shanks came forward and spoke about the noise level coming from Opus Bar and Tropical Danal Bielke came forward to also discuss the noise complaint that she continues tol have with the same businesses ands stated thats she feels the City needs an enforceable: noise ordinance. She cited Sec. 134-238.-M-1 special exceptions, Sec. 38 as well as the recently adoptedConstruction: Noise as to why the city should She also stated that she feels thel bambool buffer proposed att thel last meeting willi not help as it will take some time fort the bamboot to grow. Therei is no guarantee thatt the owner will maintain orl keep thei foliage bufferin place. Shei feels that al buffer does not control the noise andt that an audible noise ordinance ist the only thing that There was discussion amongst staff andi the Commission: regarding decibel levels and how thei noise could be Public Works Director Titterington stated that there isa ameeting scheduled with thej property owner. Michael Bielke came forward and askedt that ifthe City is going tol begin monitoring the noise, please dor not announce or advertise when it willl bel happening sO the establishments won't alter thei noise level that is currently  Café and requested the city implement a Noise Ordinance.  implement this.  will help.  monitored for research before passing ar noise ordinance.  being projected.  OTHER CITYI BUSINESSDEPAKIMENTUPDATES:  a. City Clerk: N/A  2/20/2024 Commission Meeting Page2of4    b. Development Services: Land Development Regulations Update  Development Services Director Chancey stated that at the last Planning & Zoning Meeting the Land Development Code was presented to thel P&Z Board. The Board members asked for more time to review the LDC and bring back their suggestions at the next meeting. Those suggestions will be brought to the Commission for discussion in March and the First and Final reading is currently  scheduled tol be held in April.  C. Development Services: Buffer Requirements  Development Services Director Chancey stated that shel had handedo out apacket that included suggested buffer requirements as well ast the City ofOcala'sb buffer requirements: and alcoholic beverages locationrestrictions. This Upon discussion, the commission talked about requiring developers tol leavee existing natural foliage and trees asa buffer. Implementing concrete walls was also discussed as buffersb between residential and commercial and Development Service Director Chancey stated the: alcohol beverage ordinance would require businesses with alcohol salest tol have: an application process ands send letters to surrounding residents. She also: stated thel businesses that sell alcohol arei in al higheri intensity zoning such as B4 and B5 and the: zonings surrounding residential areasi is ChiefHolland alsos stated asac conditiono of fthej permit, ifal business becomes ai nuisancei it can loset thej permit. This could cause more: accountability from the permitted businesses to control noisel levels. Administrator McKamey stated there wasa al lot ofinformationa and options presented at ther meeting andt tos allow the Commissiont timet toi review thei information she: suggested bringing back suggestions at thel March 19thmeeting. Shea alsoclarified that buffer requirements changes willl beapartofthel LDC and the alcoholic beverages location Staffy wasi instructedi tol bring backs suggestions forbotht thel buffer requirements: and potential alcoholic beverages  wouldr require apermiti issued by the city for businesses selling alcohol.  restricting thet types oft businesses in the commercial zonest that abut residences.  usually B2: zoning.  restrictions willl beunder the general code: and willl bec draftedl by Attomey Landt. locationrestrictions. ordinance at thel March 19h, meeting fors suggestions and discussion.  d. Development Services: Monthly Report  Development Services Chancey reviewed current commercial and residential projects as well as  other departmental information.  e. Finance Department: January 2024 Financial Report Finance Director Strausbaugh presented the January 2024 Financial Report.  2/20/2024 Commission Meeting Page e3of4    f. Public Works: Monthly Updates  Public Works Director Titterington provided an update on the Waste Water Treatment Plant construction. In: solicitations for prequalification, the City received three qualified contractors and  will proceed with soliciting bids from all three.  Public Works Director Titterington also presented an update on current projects.  g. Police Department: N/A  h. InfommationTchnolopy: Monthly Report ITI Director Towne presented an update on the activity for January.  Legal Services: N/A Administrator: Updates  Administrator McKamey stated that she continues to monitor legislative bills that are at the State  level and will keep the Commission informed on the outcome.  COMMISSIONUPDATES: February 27th TPO: meeting.  Commissioner Dwyer stated that he needs a commissioner to fill in for him at the upcoming He also stated that he met with representatives oft the girls' softball league, they are hosting State Championships in 2025 and are trying to bid for the National Championships in 2026. He has been in contact with Marion County about moving fonanilwuihimpoxmems: att the SportsPlex  Commissioner Goldman: N/A Commissioner: Smith: N/A Commissionerl Livsey: N/A Mayor Dobkowski: N/A  Adjournment: Meeting adjourned by Mayor Dobkowski at 7:08 PM.  Attest: onch Mariahl Moody City Clerk 2/20/2024 Commission Meeting Page 4of4  is