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CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING
CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
APRIL 1, 1993
The Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of Palm
Beach Gardens, Florida, was called to order by Mayor Russo
at 8:00 P.M., in the Assembly Room of the Municipal Complex,
10500 North Military Trail, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida; and
opened with the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
The City Clerk called the roll and present were Mayor Russo,
Vice Mayor Monroe, Councilman Jablin, Councilwoman Furtado
and Councilman Clark.
Mayor Russo stated the announcements were as posted on the
City's Bulletin Boards.
Per a consensus of the City Council, the travel /expense memo
re: Coordination of Development Petitions, as presented by
Rich Walton, Director of Planning and Zoning, was approved.
Bobbie Herakovich, Acting Assistant City Manager, addressed
the City Council regarding the request by Thomas Magaldi to
sell firework paraphernalia on out - parcel #7, located within
the Promenade Shopping Center. Mrs. Herakovich stated
complaints are often received by the City regarding the lack
of available parking by movie patrons in this area and felt
this issue should be considered before granting approval.
In response to Mayor Russo, Mrs. Herakovich stated the
request by Mr. Magaldi was within the City's Codes.
Thomas Magaldi addressed the City Council stating out-
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parcel #7 was where Community Savings was originally located
and was already designed for parking. Mr. Magaldi stated he
was proposing to sell poppers and sparklers and would cater
to families.
There was a consensus of the Council requesting staff to
further review the proposal and return to Council at the
4/15/93 Regular Meeting with a recommendation.
LANDSCAPE CODE Mrs. Herakovich notified the City Council the Landscape Code
was scheduled as a workshop item for the 4/8/93 Workshop
Meeting.
ART IN PUBLIC
PLACES Mrs. Herakovich stated the Art In Public Places Ordinance
was to be workshopped either in April or May, as the Agenda
would allow.
STATE ATTORNEYS
OFFICE Mrs. Herakovich stated the State Attorney's Office had
requested to be placed on the 4/8/93 Workshop Meeting to
make a presentation re: Community -Based Prosecution Program,
which was a new program placing individual judges in
municipalities.
There was a consensus of the Council to place this item on
the 4/8/93 Workshop Meeting Agenda.
ITEMS BY MAYOR
AND COUNCIL
MAYOR RUSSO Mayor Russo expressed concern with the coordination of
finance procedures and felt another councilmember should be
authorized to counter - approve the accounts payable. Mayor
Russo felt Resolution 32, 1993, should be considered tonight
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to resolve this situation. There was a consensus of the
Council to place Resolutions 32, 1993, at the end of the
Agenda to be discussed in more detail.
Mayor Russo stated he had spoken with Ernst & Young, City
Auditors, regarding the need for the City to engage a full -
time Finance Director and would be meeting with them next
Thursday to further discuss the matter.
There was a consensus of the Council authorizing the Mayor
to further discuss this matter with the City's Auditors and
schedule a meeting so the auditors could make a presentation
to the Council.
Mayor Russo reported meeting with Don Kepler, Golf Course
Manager, and requested a complete report on the golf course
by the next Council meeting. Mayor Russo reported Mr.
Kepler's contract with the City had expired on March 31,
1993, and this item would be on the next Agenda for
discussion.
In response to Councilman Jablin, Mayor Russo stated he
would attempt to schedule the issue of restructuring the
golf course revenue bonds forthe 4/8/93 Meeting.
Mayor Russo stated he had spoken with Mike Anderson, General
Contractor; Phil Luchner, Architect; Vince Pappalardo,
Developer; and, Gary Krielow, C.P.A., and each had expressed
a desire to serve on the space allocation and facility
committee. Mayor Russo stated if any of the councilmembers
knew anyone qualified and interested, they would appoint the
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individuals to the committee at a later date.
Mayor Russo stated he felt someone from the Chamber of
Commerce and the Building Official, Jack Hanson, should
serve on the Sign Code Committee. Mayor Russo stated Jack
White and Andrew Brock had both expressed a desire to serve
on this Committee. Mayor Russo felt, even though the Sign
Code needed some fine tuning, everyone should be made aware
the Sign Code would remain.
Mayor Russo stated, at this time, he did not have anyone in
mind to serve on the Charter Review Committee. Vice Mayor
Monroe recommended appointing Steve Mathison, Attorney, to
serve on the Charter Review Committee. Councilman Jablin
stated he did have an individual who had expressed an
interest in serving on the Charter Review Committee.
Mayor Russo stated he had spoken with Larry Smith, Attorney
representing the City in the lawsuit involving the golf
course. Mayor Russo suggested Councilman Clark meet with
Attorney Smith to discuss the matter and the direction in
which the City should proceed.
Mayor Russo stated Ms. Vath, Data Processing Director, had
inquired as to whether he wished to have one of the City's
credit cards, as he was now Mayor and Acting City Manager.
After further discussion, it was agreed Mayor Russo would
not use one of the City's credit cards, however, should he
incur expenses, he would submit receipts for reimbursment In
response to Vice Mayor Monroe, Mayor Russo stated he had
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requested Mrs. Herakovich review her present salary,
comparing the added responsibilities and propose a salary
request to Council. Mayor Russo felt the salary increase
should be retroactive.
EMS COMMITTEE David Pania, Chairman of the EMS Committee, addressed the
City Council and requested the City Council approve two
additional committee members, Thomas Vaughan and Red Hilton.
Mayor Russo indicated Vice Mayor Monroe's appointee had been
the choice of the Northern Palm Beaches Chamber of Commerce,
Thomas Vaughan.
Mr. Pania stated the EMS Committee had met every day since
the committee was formed and the meetings had included the
City's Fire Department, Fire Chief, Palm Beach County, and
Peter Allen of North County Ambulance. Mr. Pania indicated
the Committee wanted to speak with the communities which are
transferring out of the County program and municipalities
transferring in and their reasoning for same. Mr. Pania
stated the Committee was concerned with upgrading the City's
EMS, i.e. cardiac units. Mr. Pania stated he was unsure the
Committee would be able to complete their report by next
Thursday.
In response to Vice Mayor Monroe, Mr. Hilton introduced
himself to the City Council and briefly related his
background and expressed his concern with the EMS situation.
There was a consensus of the Council to appoint Mr. Hilton
to the EMS Committee.
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Mayor Russo requested confirmation from the Jupiter
Hospital, should North County Ambulance not receive the
transport certificate, that they would be able to provide
ALS service for $290,000, to include 3 ambulances.
Per a consensus of the City Council, Councilwoman Furtado
was appointed as the Council representative to the Emergency
Medical Services Committee.
JOG ROAD
INTERLOCAL
AGREEMENT Mayor Russo stated Palm Beach County Commissioner Mary
McCarty had indicated the County Commission had given
direction to the City regarding the Interlocal Agreement.
Mayor Russo stated Commissioner McCarty did not want to
impose "buildout" on the City.
in Gary John Gary, Attorney representing the John D. and Catherine
T. MacArthur Foundation, addressed the City Council stating
at the County Commission meeting last week, the Commission
was clear that they were not prepared to enter into an
agreement which would establish buildout as a test and when
the Commission passed their Resolution to delete Jog Road,
the majority of Commissioners were under the impression that
the Interlocal Agreement would simply address TAZ 848 and
they did not like the banking concept. Attorney Gary stated
the County Commission was going to insist on a $10 million
bond being posted unless the MacArthur Foundation would
agree with the reduction of density in TAZ 848. Attorney
Gary stated the Interlocal Agreement was revised to contain
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a paragraph asking the County Commission to acknowledge
that, sometime in the future, the City Council may adopt a
banking ordinance and work with the MacArthur Foundation to
return some of these lost units. Attorney Gary pointed out
the City was under no obligation to do this, however, it was
the hopes of the Foundation that this would occur.
Attorney Brant stated two notice requirements would be
required, 15 days before the hearing and 5 days before the
hearing, before the Interlocal Agreement could be considered
for adoption. Attorney Brant stated that would put the
public hearing on the 5/6/93 Regular Council Meeting Agenda.
Milton Stern Milton Stern, 24 Cayman Place, addressed the City Council
and recommended the Council approve the MacArthur Foundation
Interlocal Agreement. Mr. Stern distributed a study re:
buildout model.
Phillip Lyddon Phillip Lyddon, 214 Eagleton Lakes Blvd., addressed the City
Council and recommended the Council approve the MacArthur
Foundation Interlocal Agreement.
Donna Cox Donna Cox, 5155 W. Northlake Blvd., addressed the City
Council and expressed opposition to the City Council
approving the MacArthur Foundation Interlocal Agreement.
Bruce Guyton Bruce Guyton, Director of Governmental Affairs of Gold Coast
Builders Association, addressed the City Council and
expressed opposition to the Interlocal Agreement which would
require a buildout traffic model to be run for any future
land use changes.
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rianne Roqers Marianne Rogers, Club Drive, addressed the City Council
Tom Celentano
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Catherine Dwore
Gay Turtur
supporting the MacArthur Foundation Interlocal Agreement.
Tom Celentano, 235 Cypress Point Drive, addressed the City
Council stating he supported an Interlocal Agreement which
would provide the least impact on Military Trail. Mr.
Celentano also expressed concern with the safety of children
along Military Trail.
Hal Hodgdon, 6 Marlwood Lane, addressed the City Council and
urged the Council to continue with the commitment to remove
Jog Road as soon as possible.
Catherine Dwore, 13105 Silver Fox Trail, addressed the City
Council and requested the City Council postpone approval of
an Interlocal Agreement until after the North County
Planning Forum and the Urban Forum Study were completed and
after the north county roads were discussed in November.
However, if the Council felt they could not postpone the
decision, she urged the Council to consider adopting the
Jablin /Marcus Interlocal Agreement.
Gay Turtur, 23 Wyndham Lane, addressed the City Council re:
finalizing the Jog Road issue.
Councilman Jablin stated he did not want to support an
Interlocal Agreement prepared by the Foundation and did not
want land banking included in the agreement.
Councilman Clark stated he felt an Interlocal Agreement was
not needed, however, if the Council wished to approve an
Interlocal Agreement, he would recommend the Foundation's
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Agreement, with the banking issue being omitted. Councilman
Clark felt if there was a need for indemnification, it
should not come from Palm Beach Gardens, but from the party
which originally proposed the deletion of Jog Road.
Vice Mayor Monroe felt the timing was wrong in approving an
Interlocal Agreement, however, if the job had to be done
now, there was only one way to do it.
Councilwoman Furtado stated she would support the Interlocal
Agreement which best fit the comments from DCA.
Councilwoman Furtado felt if indemnification became an
issue, Mr. Ecclestone should post the bond.
In response to Mayor Russo, Attorney Brant recommended, for
notice requirement purposes, leaving the banking issue in
the Interlocal Agreement, as the Council may delete items
from the Interlocal Agreement, but not add items.
There was a consensus of the City Council to allow Attorney
Gary to amend the proposed Interlocal Agreement by
substituting a paragraph stating if the City Council chose
to adopt a banking ordinance, the City might reward the
MacArthur Foundation with some of the lost units.
There was a consensus of the City Council to advertise the
proposed MacArthur Foundation Interlocal Agreement, as
amended, for public hearing at the 5/6/93 Regular Council
Meeting.
FINANCIAL
TRANSACTION OF
CITY MANAGER'S
'FICE
Mayor Russo stated Mr. Orr had responded, through his
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attorney, to the Council's request to return his final
paycheck to the City.
Attorney Brant stated since the last Council meeting, he had
ascertained the monies were appropriated from the Manager's
Salary Account. Attorney Brant stated he had furnished the
Council with an opinion, Woodhan v. City of Jacksonville,
with the bottom line being if there was no provision for
accrual of vacation or sick leave, you either use it or lose
it. Attorney Brant stated in reference to the two weeks
vacation approved by Ordinance 13, 1974, this benefit
continued on the books until this time. Attorney Brant
stated he was informed that on each paycheck accrued
vacation time and sick leave were shown and for the past
y three years Mr. Orr had these accumulations. Attorney Brant
stated for the purpose of discussion this evening, he would
consider this a bookkeeping entry, not a vested entry.
Attorney Brant stated he felt the Council did not have any
choice but to obtain the return of the monies in this
particular case and recommended this was an improper
transfer and the entitlement was not legally placed.
Attorney Brant stated, for Council's consideration, in
reference to a lawsuit, if they were looking at a non -jury
trial, it could possibly be nine months before a final
hearing; if they were looking at a jury trial, approximately
fifteen months for a final hearing. Attorney Brant stated
the minimum costs to go to trial would be approximately
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$12,000. Attorney Brant stated he had reviewed in detail
the letter submitted by Mr. Orr's counsel and found it
extremely well written, however, 90% of the points made were
points of equity. Attorney Brant stated there was an
abundance of evidence re: possible equity to be used.
Attorney Brant stated an old adage of law was "he who seeks
equity, must do equity ". Attorney Brant stated the equity
he was suggesting was Mr. Orr return the money or place the
monies in a third party escrow account, and then equity
could be considered.
In response to vice Mayor Monroe, Attorney Brant stated he
could not recommend a settlement from a legal standpoint,
however, it was the Council's prerogative to consider a
settlement.
Councilman Clark made a motion, seconded by Councilwoman
Furtado, to authorize Attorney Brant to initiate a civil
suit as soon as possible for recovery of the monies, using
any means possible, either an attempt to freeze it or
process the suit as quickly as possible, and that the matter
be referred to the State Attorney's Office for review and
whatever action they determine would be apropos.
Vice Mayor Monroe stated she would reluctantly vote for this
motion and was disappointed an agreement had not attempted
before it got to this point.
John Copeland, attorney representing Mr. Orr, addressed the
City Council and inquired as to the actual amount due and
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owing Mr. Orr. Attorney Copeland stated he had spoken with
Attorney Brant in hopes of scheduling a meeting before
tonight to see if there was a median the Council could live
with, however, that was not possible. Attorney Copeland
submitted the Jacksonville case cited by Attorney Brant was
not on point. Attorney Copeland stated his letter detailed
research regarding the City Code and there was some question
as to what the City Manager's position fell under in the
Code, however, it is not their position that this
retroactively be changed. Attorney Copeland requested
Attorney Brant show him in the Charter where it showed this
transfer by the City Manager, as the City Manager and
Director of Finance, was improper. Attorney Copeland stated
there was an offer mentioned in his letter of $6,800, which
had been escrowed. Attorney Copeland stated if the
calculations on his client's pay stub were incorrect, there
might be room for negotiations without going through a civil
suit at this point in time.
In response to Mayor Russo, Attorney Copeland stated they
would be willing to enter into negotiations to resolve this
matter.
Attorney Brant recommended, if the monies in question were
held in an interest- bearing escrow account, the Council
could reconsider and negotiate.
Attorney Copeland stated he would provide the City with an
answer tomorrow regarding placing the monies in an interest-
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bearing escrow account.
In response to Mayor Russo, Attorney Brant stated if the
monies were placed in an escrow account, the immediate duty
of the City Council to protect the money would be
accomplished.
In response to Councilman Jablin, Attorney Brant stated
there should be a limitation of time placed on the
negotiations, and, if after that stated period of time the
matter was not resolved, then the Council could proceed
civilly and criminally.
In response to Councilman Clark, Attorney Brant stated the
monies to be placed in escrow would be the monies not
already approved, i.e., four -weeks severance pay, longevity
and severance pay, four -week deferred compensation, and one
W month expense allowance. Attorney Brant stated the monies
in question was the net pay on vacation accumulation,
longevity on same, and accumulated sick leave.
In response to Vice Mayor Monroe, Attorney Copeland stated,
if given the authority by his client, the funds could be
placed in an escrow account within twenty -four hours.
Attorney Copeland stated, for clarification, that the money
was to be held in an interest - bearing escrow account for 30
days so the parties may mutually work out a resolution, and
if none was reached within the 30 day period, the money
would be released from the escrow account and the Council
would be free to pursue whatever remedies they felt
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appropriate. Attorney Copeland stated he did not foresee
any problem with having an escrow agreement worked out by
next Friday, 4/9/93, assuming his client granted him the
authority to do so.
Attorney Brant stated if the City was notified by Attorney
Copeland his client was not in agreement, the motion would
stand along with the authority to proceed.
Councilman Clark withdrew his motion, and Councilwoman
Furtado withdrew her second.
Councilman Clark made a motion, seconded by Vice Mayor
Monroe, that the Mayor and City Attorney be authorized to
enter into an escrow agreement with Mr. Orr , the attorney
for Mr. Orr inform the City, no later than Monday noontime,
that he had the monies in a trust account subject to an
escrow agreement being agreed upon by Friday, 4/9/93. The
escrow agreement shall state that if a resolution between
the parties was not reached and full settlement reached
within 30 days from the date of the escrow agreement, then
the monies would be returned to the provider of the funds,
Mr. Orr, and any interest accumulated depending on
negotiations and the monies accorded to Mr. Orr, the
interest would go based on those sums of money. In the
event Attorney Copeland notified the City before Monday
noontime that Mr. Orr was not in agreement with the
proposal, then the authority of the Council would be as
follows; 1) forthwith a civil suit be filed; 2) either
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matter be referred to the State Attorney's office for
examination for any potential criminal liability, however,
pending the 30 days under the escrow agreement, nothing
would be referred to the State Attorney's office.
Councilwoman Furtado felt the matter should be referred to
the State Attorney's office at this time.
The motion was approved by a vote of 4 ayes and 1 nay. The
nay vote was cast by Councilwoman Furtado for reasons
previously stated.
VICE MAYOR
MONROE Councilman Clark made a motion, seconded by Councilman
Jablin, for staff to prepare a resolution to be considered
by the Council to freeze payout of any accumulated vacation
time or sick leave and to freeze any additional accumulation
of vacation time and sick leave until the Council had an
opportunity to examine the situation and come to a
conclusion as to what the appropriate course of action would
be with regard to department heads and assistant department
heads. The motion was approved by a vote of 4 ayes. Mayor
Russo was not present in the council Chambers at the time of
the vote.
COUNCILWOMAN
FURTADO Councilwoman Furtado expressed concern with Mr. Orr
continuing to serve as a member of the Seacoast Utility
Authority Board of Directors. This item was postponed until
the City Attorney returned to the Council Chambers.
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ti AMENTS FROM
THE PUBLIC
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Eleanor Birdsall Eleanor Birdsall, 10821 N. Military Trail, addressed the
City Council regarding the need for breakdown lanes along
Military Trail.
Mayor Russo requested a resolution be prepared by staff for
the 4/15/93 Council Meeting, requesting the County lower the
speed limit along Military Trail.
Betty Petruzzi Betty Petruzzi, 4383 Bamboo Drive, addressed the City
Council regarding the accumulation of water in the swales in
front of her house and requested something be done.
Ms. Herakovich was directed to provide a report on this
situation to the Council.
�1ton Stern Milton Stern, PGA National resident, addressed the City
Council stating the County's plan to remove Jog Road was
actively being considered by DCA.
Robert Frein Robert Frein, 2 Wycliff, addressed the City Council
regarding the approval of the temporary sales model on
Parcel 18 of BallenIsles. Mr. Frein stated a proposed
amendment to Resolution 5, 1993 had been submitted to the
City Manager to allow the petitioner to show the model for
the two week period between now and when they could be heard
by the City Council. Mr. Frein stated they would abide by
all other conditions of Resolution 5, 1993, and further
requested the Council consider amending Resolution 5, 1993
at the 4/15/93 Regular Council Meeting.
-- There was a consensus of the Council to place this item at
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the end of the Agenda for discussion.
CONSENT AGENDA Vice Mayor Monroe made a motion, seconded by Councilman
Jablin, to approve the following items on the Consent
Agenda:
1. Approval of Minutes of Regular Meeting of 3/18/93.
2. Approval of Minutes of Workshop Meeting of 3/25/93.
3. Approval of Minutes of Special Meeting of 3/25/93.
4. Proclaiming April 11 -17, 1993 as "Building Safety
Week ".
The motion was unanimously approved by the City Council.
RESOLUTION
23, 1993 Per a consensus of the City Council the following amendments
were made to the Stipulated Settlement Agreement between
Palm Beach Gardens and Palm Beach County re: settlement of
pending administrative litigation between the City and Palm
Beach County before the hearing division of the Department
of Community Affairs:
1. Page 1, paragraph 5 delete "and improperly located the
residential exception line ".
2. Page 1, delete paragraph 9.
3. Page 2 and Page 3, delete 3. Residential Exception Line.
4. Page 3, 14., delete first line.
5. Page 4, #5., delete reference to 3 in second line.
6. Page 4, #6., delete reference to 3 in second line.
There was a consensus of the City Council to place
Resolution 23, 1993 and the amended Stipulated Settlement
Agreement on the Consent Agenda of the 4/15/93 Regular
Council Meeting.
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SOLUTION
29, 1993 vice Mayor Monroe requested a response by the next meeting
as to why the job classifications as recommended by the
Merit System Board were being considered at this time.
RESOLUTION
30, 1993 Rich Walton, Director of Planning and Zoning, addressed the
City Council and reviewed the request by the Petitioner to
delete Condition 1 of Resolution 30, 1993. Mr. Walton
stated Petitioner had met with the City Forester and a
compromise regarding the landscaping around the cart paths
and the tennis courts had been reached.
Hank Skokowski, agent for the Hansen - Florida II, Inc.,
addressed the City Council delineating reasons supporting
the removal of Condition 1 from Resolution 30, 1993.
In response to Mr. Skokowski, Attorney Brant stated, by a
previous legal opinion, he had determined there was no
commercial usage provided within this project, other than
the clubhouse itself, and a convenience store was not an
adjunct to a clubhouse. Attorney Brant stated a concierge
did not fit in as an auxiliary use to the clubhouse, and at
this point in time, did not see any reason to alter his
opinion. Attorney Brant stated the rule of law or the
procedure the Petitioner would be required to follow would
not change if Condition 1 was in or out of the Resolution.
Per a consensus of the City Council, Condition 1 was amended
to read: "No commercial uses such as a store, cleaners, day
care or other similar uses shall be allowed without an
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amendment to the Planned Unit Development with notification
as determined by the City Council at the time of the
request."
Vice Mayor Monroe made a motion, seconded by Councilman
Clark, to approve Resolution 30, 1993, as amended. The
motion was unanimously approved by the City Council.
RESOLUTION
31, 1993 Attorney Brant stated the City Council had reserved the
right to amend to beginning time of the Council meetings,
however, if the Council wished to change the curfew time an
amendment to the Ordinance would be required. resolution
31, 1993 was postponed until the 4/15/93 City Council
Meeting.
SOLUTION
31, 1993 Vice Mayor Monroe made a motion, seconded by Councilwoman
Furtado, to approve Resolution 32, 1993, setting forth those
persons authorized to sign checks on all bank accounts of
the City and authorizing persons access to safety depository
boxes.
Mrs. Herakovich and Ms. Vath briefly detailed the procedure
outlined in Resolution 32, 1993 and also the procedures
proposed to be used for approval of payment of accounts
payable.
The motion was unanimously approved by the City Council.
ITEMS FOR
DISCUSSION
GARDENS EAST
"'ARTMENTS After discussion, there was a consensus to prepare a
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Resolution for workshop and consideration of approval at the
4/15/93 Regular Council Meeting regarding the amendment to
the Gardens East PUD.
EBISU RESTAURANT There was a consensus of the City Council directing staff to
advertise for a public hearing regarding the conditional use
and variance request for the 4/15/93 Regular Council
Meeting.
LANDFILL
COMMITTEE This item will be scheduled under Items for Discussion at
the 4/15/93 Regular Council Meeting.
ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to discuss, the meeting was
adjourned at 12:00 midnight.
APPROVAL
SO COUkCILMAN JABLIN +
VICE MAYOR MONROE COUNCILWOMAN FURTADO
i
COUNCILMAN CLARK
LINDA V. KOSIER
CITY CLERK