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SPECIAL REGULAR MEETING
CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
JUNE 20, 1996
The Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, was called to order by
Mayor Russo at 7:30 P.M. in the Assembly Room of the
Municipal Complex, 10500 North Military Trail, Palm
Beach Gardens, Florida.
ROLL CALL The Deputy City Clerk called the roll and present were
Mayor Russo, Vice Mayor Furtado, Councilwoman Monroe,
Councilman Jablin and Councilman Clark
ANNOUNCEMENT'S Mayor Russo stated that the announcements were as
posted on the City's bulletin boards.
AWARDTNC, OF RTPS
EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM City Manager Herakovich reported that it had been
learned that the majority of employees who used the
program were happy with it, therefore, the
recommendation had been changed to keep the current
provider of services, Center for Family Services of
Palm Beach County, Inc.. Councilman Clark made a
motion to approve the staff recommendation. Vice
Mayor Furtado seconded the motion, which carried by
unanimous vote of 5 -0.
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4 -12 LEAD MONITOR
DEFIBRALLATORS City Manager Herakovich reported that on April 23,
1996 staff had opened and reviewed one bid received
for the purchase of four 12 lead monitor
defibrillators which was higher than the budgeted
amount. Specifications had been revised which would
bring the bid price to within the budgeted amount,
therefore, the City Manager recommended that the City
Council reject the bid and re- advertise at a later
date for bids to purchase the defibrillators. Vice
Mayor Furtado made a motion to approve the staff
recommendation. Councilman Jablin seconded the motion,
which carried by unanimous vote of 5 -0.
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
SERVICES City Manager Herakovich reported that three bids had
been received for occupational health services and
that staff recommendation was to remain with the
current provider, Occupational Health Center, because
of its proximity to City Hall. Human Resources
Director Jim Waldron reviewed costs of the different
bidders, and explained that Occupational Health Center
was not the lowest bidder, but would be the most
efficient. Councilman Clark made a motion to approve
the staff recommendation. Vice Mayor Furtado seconded
the motion, which carried by unanimous vote of 5 -0.
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PUBLIC INFORMATION
CAMPAIGN
ITEMS BY MAYOR AND
COUNCIL THAT REQUIRE
ACTION
City Manager Herakovich reported that two proposals
had been received for the public information campaign.
The City Manager's recommendation was to combine the
expertise of Architects Design Group with the services
of a local firm. Mayor Russo recommended a public
relations campaign presented through meetings and
individual contacts with voters rather than radio and
television ads. During discussion, the City
Councilmembers all expressed a preference for the
local firm of Dick Gruenwald. Mayor Russo stated for
the record that his choice was based upon cost savings
and the fact that the architects must be very
involved. Councilwoman Monroe recommended that an
arbitrator be involved in case differences between the
architect and the local firm arose. It was agreed
that the City Manager would arbitrate. Councilman
Clark made a motion to authorize the City Manager to
enter into negotiations with Dick Gruenwald and
Architects Design Group. Vice Mayor Furtado seconded
the motion, which carried by unanimous vote of 5 -0.
Vice Mayor Furtado reported that the City had not been
scheduled for auxiliary lanes, therefore, the proposed
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change in priority for the I -95 barrier wall project
could not be done. The Vice Mayor had presented
generation figures at the MPO meeting for projects
accomplished since the traffic count had been done,
thus gaining FDOT attention, and a slot had been
offered on the cost feasible plan which would
accomplish approximately the same timing which the
change in priority would have allowed. The increased
trips had also opened the possibility of advancing the
timing for the flyover at PGA Boulevard and Alternate
A1A and incorporating it in with the extra lanes. It
was the consensus of the City Council that Vice Mayor
Furtado draft a letter of support to the MPO for these
changes.
MAYOR RUSSO Mayor Russo reported a Holly Drive resident's concern
that water was not draining properly after a recent
rain. Public Works Director Bob Patty reported that
no drainage system in the City could handle the amount
of rain received in that storm, which had been 3
inches in an hour, and that filter cloth used to
prevent dirt from washing into the system during
construction on Holly Drive made drainage slower,
however, an hour after the storm all of the standing
water had been gone. Mr. Patty reported that other
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drainage areas which had been recently cleaned had
worked well. Mr. Patty reported that the joint RCA
Boulevard project with the County was approximately
half finished and would help drainage for all the
nearby communities; and that the Thompson River canal
near the church had been dredged back to its original
normal depth by removing 8,000 cubic yards of fill
which would help with water storage from the river.
The fill was being utilized in other projects. Mr.
Patty reported that bringing canals back to their
depth of 20 years ago would allow much faster drainage
throughout the City. Mayor Russo suggested that an
article be placed in the City newsletter regarding the
drainage work. Mr. Patty reported that the Holly
Drive underground drainage construction was complete,
and that the median improvements were in final stages,
after which roadwork would proceed, with completion of
the entire project estimated for the middle of July.
Mr. Patty explained that the filter cloth would remain
until the end of construction, however, holes could be
punched in it to relieve any water backup when
necessary, and apologized to resident Tony Anthony for
his comments regarding Mr. Anthony's removal of filter
cloth.
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COMMENTS FROM THE
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PUBLIC
TONY ANTHONY Mr. Anthony spoke in regard to a recent drowning
within the City and requested locks to drainage
systems be installed to prevent other accidents. Mr.
Patty explained that the City had installed locks
which had been cut off because DOT contractors had not
finished their work, and they would be reinstalled.
Mr. Anthony reported that since the beginning of the
Holly Drive construction concern had been expressed
that the kids could not walk on the sidewalks and now
they still could not walk on the sidewalks because
construction crew trucks were parked on the sidewalks.
City Manager Herakovich encouraged Mr. Anthony to call
the police, to which he responded that he did call
them. The City Manager then requested that Mr.
Anthony call her and she would send the police. Mr.
Anthony also reported that the police were not
controlling traffic speed on Holly Drive. The City
Manager stated that patrols would be increased. Vice
Mayor Furtado reported there had been a very severe
problem this spring when many police officers had been
required to fill in for crossing guards, which reduced
the number of officers available for patrol. Mayor
Russo requested a report from the police regarding the
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traffic problems on Holly Drive. Vice Mayor Furtado
requested that contractors involved in future
construction projects for the City be required to lock
up each night and reopen each morning, and after
completion of construction the City would be
responsible for locks. Mr. Patty commented that he
would get the contractor's trucks off the sidewalks.
Mr. Anthony stated that the residents also parked on
the sidewalks. Mr. Anthony also reported the
workmanship was not being checked, and that the
sidewalk was going to have to be redone. The City
Manager explained the sidewalks were installed as
temporary and the situation was being monitored, and
follow up would be done. Mr. Anthony described the
problems caused by big trucks on Holly Drive.
Discussion ensued regarding sidewalk and curbing
changes. Mr. Anthony commented he would present a
list of his concerns at a future meeting.
CONSENT AQFNDA Councilman Clark made a motion to approve the Consent
Agenda with Item 4, Resolution 88, deleted.
Councilman Jablin seconded the motion, which carried
by 5 -0 vote. The following items were approved on
the Consent Agenda:
1. Approval of Minutes of 5/30/96 City Council
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Meeting.
2. Resolution 79, 1996 - Consideration of
Approval to Amend Section IX, "Position
Classifications" of the Merit System Rules and
Regulations.
3. Resolution 87, 1996 - Consideration of
Approval of a Uniform Traffic Agreement for
Windermere Homeowners Association, Inc. Of PGA
National.
5. Resolution 93, 1996 - Consideration of
Approval of 1996 Summer Schedule for City
Council Meetings.
6. Resolution 94, 1996 - Consideration of
Approval to Amend the Site Plan for Parcel 11,
Grand Isles, located within the BallenIsles
PCD.
Vice Mayor Furtado requested the following changes to
Consent Agenda Item 4, Resolution 88, 1996 -
Consideration of Approval to Support a Northlake
Boulevard /Turnpike Interchange, which had been pulled:
To change the wording in the year 2008 to at the
present time. Councilman Clark made a motion to
approve Consent Agenda item 4, Resolution 88, 1996, as
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amended. Councilman Jablin seconded the motion, which
carried by unanimous vote of 5 -0.
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
RESOLUTION 28, 1996 Mayor Russo declared the Public Hearing open, which
was duly advertised 3/15/96 and postponed from the
regular meetings of 3/21/96, 4/4/96 and 5/2/96, for
consideration of second reading and adoption of
Resolution 28, 1996 - Assigning Planned Unit
Development Zoning to Property known as Damerau Office
Park and Consideration of Approval to the Development
of the Property Consistent with the Plans Submitted.
Planning and Zoning Director Richard Walton described
changes made to the plans by the applicant and waivers
requested, and requested direction from the City
Council. Henry Skokowski, agent for the Petitioner,
reviewed issues and conditions on behalf of the
Petitioner, including engineering concerns, a waiver
request for truck loading areas at each building, the
cost of sidewalks, and signage to clarify that the
residential style buildings actually contained
businesses. City Attorney Baird clarified that any
future improvements on the undeveloped portion would
be subject to review by the City, and a condition
could require the entire southern portion to be
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reviewed at one time. Discussion ensued regarding
types of possible future structures which might be
built on the vacant portion, agreement by the
applicant to conditions except the dollar amount for
sidewalks and condition four. A limit of three signs
per building was established. City Attorney Baird
reported that he had redrafted Condition 16 to assure
there would not be the ability to escape review of
medical office versus professional office use. The
City Attorney recommended recording of the covenants
proposed by the applicant and modification of
Condition 16 to read as follows: A covenant shall be
recorded prior to building permit with the property
documents to run with the land which provides that all
properties whether professional office buildings or
medical office buildings shall meet City parking
requirements. City Attorney Baird requested
clarification from Mr. Skokowski regarding plans to be
added in Section 2. Mr. Skokowski reviewed language
for signage changes, agreed to provide design
guidelines for signage for Dr. Damerau's building, and
verified that the City Council was comfortable with
the amount of voluntary contribution proposed by the
applicant for sidewalk construction.
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There being no further comments from the public, Mayor
Russo declared the Public Hearing closed. In order to
allow staff time to make the agreed -upon changes,
Councilwoman Monroe made a motion to recess City
Council consideration of Resolution 28, 1996 until
later on the agenda. Councilman Clark seconded the
motion, which carried by unanimous vote of 5 -0.
Ordinance 9, 1996 Mayor Russo declared the Public Hearing open, which
was duly advertised 6/5/96 for Ordinance 9, 1996 -
Providing for Amendments to the City Charter, if
approved by Referendum Vote on 9/3/96; Providing for
a Ballot Title with captions not exceeding 15 words in
length by which the proposed Charter Amendments are
commonly referred to; Providing for summaries set
forth an explanatory statement, not exceeding 75
words, which describes the purpose of the proposed
Charter Amendments; Providing for the repeal of
certain provisions of the City Charter which are
obsolete, have been superseded by other State Statutes
and /or which were otherwise nullified or relegated to
the stature of an ordinance pursuant to Chapter 166,
Florida Statutes, The Municipal Home Rule Powers Act.
Mayor Russo announced this item had been canceled and
would be readvertised for 6/27/96. City Attorney
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Baird verified that no action on Ordinance 9, 1996 was
necessary.
RESOLUTIONS:
RESOLUTION 86, 1996
Mayor Russo requested beautification for the FPL
substation on PGA Boulevard. After discussion,
Councilman Clark made a motion to approve Resolution
86, Consideration of Approval of Appointments to the
Beautification and Environmental Committee, with the
names of Susan Weiss, Susan Wood, and Dr. Alan J.
Herron inserted into the blanks in Section 1, and the
names of Sheryl Snyder and Sally Wilks inserted into
the blanks in Section 2, and the name Rose K. Drexler
inserted into the blank in Section 3. Vice Mayor
Furtado seconded the motion, which carried by
unanimous 5 -0 vote.
RESOLUTION 89, 1996
City Manager Herakovich described the proposed CDL
policy and agreed with Councilman Clark's opinion that
the policy should be as broad as possible. Vice Mayor
Furtado made a motion to approve Resolution 89, 1996 -
Consideration of Approval of a Drug and Alcohol Policy
for Employee Drivers of Commercial Motor Vehicles (CDL
Policy) . Councilman Jablin seconded the motion, which
carried by unanimous 5 -0 vote.
RESOLUTION 90, 1996
Planning and Zoning Director Walton reviewed the staff
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report dated 6/12/96 for Resolution 90, 1996 m
Consideration of Approval of an Amendment to the
Gardens Park Plaza Site Plan for the expansion of
WinnDixie Supermarket on the Southeast Corner of
Military Trail and Northlake Boulevard. Henry
Skokowski, agent for the Petitioner, described the
project and reviewed revisions which included
landscaping additions which had been agreed to by the
Petitioner, location of signage, removal of the
dumpster on Northlake Boulevard, cart corrals, and the
building facade architecture and proposed colors.
Vice Mayor Furtado recommended a right hand turn only
from the exit next to R. J. Gators onto Northlake
Boulevard, which Mr. Skokowski explained was a change
ordered by FDOT. The Vice Mayor also recommended that
cars not be able to make a turn immediately off
Military Trail; requested that the dumpster removal be
added to conditions of approval; requested improved
growth measures for the existing landscaping; and
recommended a wider overhang on the WinnDixie store
building. Councilwoman Monroe expressed disappointment
with previous changes to the WinnDixie building and
plantings, objected to the "marquee" look of the
facade. The modular coolers outside the building were
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discussed, and the question was raised whether other
shopping centers in the City had these coolers. Vice
Mayor Furtado suggested that any extra parking places
be used for landscaping in front of the building.
Mayor Russo recommended that the Petitioner provide a
first class upgrade to improve the shopping center and
its marketing potential. Mr. Skokowski requested
direction from the City Council regarding the building
facade. Objections raised by the City Council included
the insufficient roof overhang, and the hodge -podge of
colors. Councilwoman Monroe requested a drawing of
specific landscaping.
RESOLUTION 28, 1996 Mayor Russo re- opened consideration by the City
Council for Resolution 28, 1996. Councilman Clark
made a motion to approve Resolution 28, 1996 as
amended. Councilman Jablin seconded the motion.
Mayor Russo commented that he would have liked to have
seen this project developed fully, but would
reluctantly vote in favor, with the hope that Dr.
Damerau would be very successful and would be able to
develop the rest of the property. The motion carried
by unanimous vote of 5 -0.
RESOLUTION 91, 1996 Planning and Zoning Director Walton reviewed the staff
report dated June 12, 1996 for Resolution 91, 1996 -
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Consideration of Approval for Tennis Court Lighting at
Mira Flores located within the MacArthur Center, and
recommended the lights be turned off by 10 P.M. and
the light poles be bronze and 25 feet in height. City
Attorney Baird read into the record the following
language as recommended by Councilwoman Monroe: The
lights will be shut off from 10 P.M. until S A.M.
Discussion ensued regarding whether a procedure could
ensure knowledge that notification had been received.
Councilwoman Monroe made a motion to approve
Resolution 91, 1996 with amendment to Section 3 Item
1 as read into the record, and Item 2 to be amended to
match that information with the word that to be
deleted and the sentence to begin with the words The
lights. Councilman Clark seconded the motion, which
carried by unanimous vote of 5 -0.
RESOLUTION 92, 1996 The City Manager explained that Resolution 92, 1996 -
Consideration of Approval of an Amendment to
Loehmann's Plaza Planned Unit Development for signage
modification would allow the Men's Wearhouse sign to
be consistent with the City's Comprehensive Plan.
After discussion, Councilwoman Monroe made a motion to
deny approval of Resolution 92, 1996. Councilman
Clark seconded the motion, which carried by unanimous
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vote of 5 -0.
QUINANCE2
ORDINANCE 11, 1996 Mayor Russo announced that because of a conflict of
interest he would not be voting on this Ordinance and
that the proper disclosure form had been filed with
the City Clerk. Planning and Zoning Director Walton
explained that this Ordinance was only a slight
variation of a similar Ordinance placed on First
Reading at the last City Council meeting. Not
addressed in the previous Ordinance was the issue of
timing, which had not yet been changed in the Code.
Mr. Walton explained that the applicant had changed
the site plan to put the wall back as requested by the
City Council. Councilwoman Monroe requested deletion
of the last sentence in item 10(A) regarding
irrigation. Councilwoman Monroe made a motion that
Ordinance 11, 1996 - Approving an Amendment to the
Hidden Hollow Pud for 51 Single Family Residential
Dwelling Units and an Extension of Time for Completion
of the Development be placed on First Reading by title
only. Councilman Clark seconded the motion, which
carried by unanimous vote of 4 -0. The Deputy City
Clerk read Ordinance 11, 1996 by title only on First
Reading.
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ITEMS FOR COTTNCIL ACTION
NAMAC STUDY Mayor Russo clarified that the City's direction was
not in support of one police and fire department for
the whole north county area. City Manager Herakovich
stated that the total amount needed for NAMAC would be
disclosed during the budget hearings. Mayor Russo
commented that he had no problem with authorizing
expenditure of $1,000 to participate in the NAMAC
study, however, would not be available to attend their
meeting at which signing of the agreement was
scheduled. A comment was made that the agreement could
be circulated for signature after the meeting.
VOTING DELEGATE TO
FLORIDA LEAGUE OF
CITIES Councilwoman Monroe made a motion to appoint City
Manager Herakovich as voting delegate to Florida
League of Cities. Councilman Jablin seconded the
motion which carried by unanimous 5 -0 vote.
ITEMS BY MAYOR AND
VICE MAYOR FURTADO The Vice Mayor commented that an Update on FYI,
Traffic Improvement Program, and Clean Air Act
amendments had been adopted at the MPO meeting and
would be made available to the other City
Councilmembers by staff.
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COUNCILWOMAN MONROE Councilwoman Monroe reported that Mr. Cordani had
requested his engineer to draw a site plan for an
equestrian community on Mr. Vavrus' property, which
might generate support for the concept.
COUNCILMAN CLARK Councilman Clark reported all applicants for the last
available seat on the Planning and Zoning Commission
had been interviewed and a recommendation would be
made at a future meeting.
COUNCILMAN JABLIN Councilman Jablin encouraged all of the City Council
members to attend the Municipal League meeting on June
26 to discuss concurrency; and also announced that on
June 26 the School Board would be meeting to decide
whether to support the 14 sales tax.
MAYOR RUSSO The Mayor urged the City Council members to attend the
June 26 Municipal League meeting, and explained that
he would not be able to attend due to a seminar
necessary for his CPA license. It was agreed that the
Municipal League must be represented at the
tentatively scheduled July 2 City Council workshop.
The Mayor also announced a joint meeting July 8
between the Municipal League and the County Commission
and the School Board and urged everyone to attend.
Mayor Russo explained that he would be sitting on the
Board of Directors of the Municipal League at that
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joint meeting.
CITY MANAGER City Manager Herakovich reported that alcoholic
beverages and personal fireworks would not be allowed
to be brought into the July 4 celebration and that
access would be cut off when parking lots were full.
Mayor Russo expressed concern that the event was too
large. The City Manager reported that an alternate
site could not be found, and that safety measures had
been planned. The City Manager announced that on June
28 the City would host the Chamber of Commerce
Governmental Concerns Committee meeting and invited
City Council members to attend.
CITY ATTORNEY City Attorney Baird reported the DeLuca appeal had
been dismissed and the City had been awarded
attorney's fees, and explained further action to be
taken in this case. Councilman Clark recommended that
any necessary action be taken to make an example of
this case, which he considered had been frivolous, and
every possible effort should be made to collect the
taxpayers' monies which had been spent. The other
Council members expressed agreement with Councilman
Clark's opinion.
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ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to discuss, motion was
made by Councilman Jablin, seconded by Councilman
Clark, and unanimously approved to adjourn the meeting
at 10 :56 P.M.
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ATTEST:
CINDY HP.RVEY, DEPUTY CITY CLERK
FORM
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