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Wednesday, 2/13/91 at 7:30 P.M.; 'che City Council Public
Informational workshop Meeting re: Sign Code on Thursday,
2/14/91 at 8:00 P.M.; The City's Administrative Offices
will be closed on Monday, 2 /14/91, in observance of
President's Day.
PROCLAMATIONS Mayor Martino read a proclamation proclaiming February,
1991, as "American History Month ".
Mayor Martino read a proclamation proclaiminc February,
1991, as "PTA Month ".
ITEMS BY THE
CITY MANAGER
AMARA TEMPLE The City Manager reported the Amara Temple has requested
® permission to hold a carnival on the temple site in March,
CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING
CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
FEBRUARY 7, 1991
The Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, was called to order by Mayor
Martino 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.
ROLL CALL
The City Clerk called the roll, and present were Mayor
Martino, Vice Mayor Aldred, Councilwoman Monroe,
Councilman Kiselewski and Councilman Russo.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mayor Martino announced there would be a meeting of the
Planning and Zoning Commission, Tuesday, 2/12/91 at 7:30
P.M.; the Beautification & Environmental Committee on
Wednesday, 2/13/91 at 7:30 P.M.; 'che City Council Public
Informational workshop Meeting re: Sign Code on Thursday,
2/14/91 at 8:00 P.M.; The City's Administrative Offices
will be closed on Monday, 2 /14/91, in observance of
President's Day.
PROCLAMATIONS Mayor Martino read a proclamation proclaiming February,
1991, as "American History Month ".
Mayor Martino read a proclamation proclaiminc February,
1991, as "PTA Month ".
ITEMS BY THE
CITY MANAGER
AMARA TEMPLE The City Manager reported the Amara Temple has requested
® permission to hold a carnival on the temple site in March,
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1991.
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Councilman Kiselewski expressed concerns regarding the
increase of traffic in the area.
The City Manager stated all traffic will be parked on-
site. The carnival will offer five basic rides.
Councilman Kiselewski made a motion to authorize the City
Manager to proceed with authorizing the request of the
Amara Temple, aftbr the required sign -off by the Police
Department has been obtained; seconded by Councilwoman
Monroe. The motion was unanimously approved by the City
Council.
SOLID WASTE AUTHORITY Per the recommendation of the City Manager, Councilman
® Kiselewski made a motion to authorize the City Manager to
pay the Solid waste Authority's special assessment to the
City in the amount of $13,162.96, from Council
Contingency; seconded by Councilwoman Monroe. The motion
was unanimously approved by the City Council.
LEASE /PURCHASE
DIVOSTA BUILDING The city Manager requested direction from the City Council
regarding a lease /purchase for the DiVosta Building. The
City Manager reported Spillis Candela had been contacted
regarding a space allocation study and indicated the cost
would be approximately $12,559.50. The City Manager
stated he has received an updated appraisal on the
property, with a range from $1.7 million to $2 million.
Councilman Russo expressed concern with the future growth
of the City and the fact a lot of money is being paid for
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the land because of the location.
Councilman Kiselewski expressed concern regarding the cost
of renovations to the present building, and stated he
would like to receive a second proposal regarding the
space allocation study.
Councilwoman Monroe stated she would like a breakdown
between the cost of the building and the land.
Mayor Martino stated he did not have a problem going ahead
with the purchase and felt the City would benefit from the
land purchase at this time.
Mayor Martino summarized the consensus of the Council
stating they do want the study and there is genuine
40 interest in the property. If all the questions are
answered and if the timetable permits, the Council will
move forward toward the April deadline.
PROJECT GRADUATION
The City Manager reported the Palm Beach Gardens Community
High School had requested a donation from the City fcr
Project Graduation.
vice Mayor Aldred made a motion to contribute $4,000 to
Project Graduation with fu,ids coming from Council
Contingency; seconded by Councilwoman Monroe. The motion
was unanimously approved by the City Council.
NURSERY The City Manager reported the Foundation has offered to
dedicate a 39 acre parcel of land to be leased to the City
for the use as a nursery. The City Manager reported the
® property is known as the Belvedere Nursery and the
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Foundation will be donating all the species of trees and
plants in the nursery. The City Manager stated the lease
will be $3.00.
Mayor Martino reported an inventory was completed this
afternoon, showing an excess of 12,000 trees in the
nursery. Mayor Martino stated the contract will run from
3 - 5 years.
In response to Councilman Xiselewski, the City Manager
stated the City can use any and all the trees located in
the nursery, however, they cannot sell the trees. The
City will replace the small trees as they are used to
continually have trees on site. The City Manager stated
the Foundation has the option to remove 1,000 trees for
their use.
There was a consensus of the City Council to proceed with
the donation and schedule for the next Regular meeting.
GOLF COURSE BUDGET The City Manager requested approval from the City Council
on the golf course budget and fee structure.
The City Manager made a recommendation to the City
Council, from the Golf Coiunittee, to approve the daily fee
course with the structure presented to the City Council.
The City Manager stated the Golf Committee would need to
borrow money from the Recreation Fund or the General Fund
on a repayment schedule.
vice Mayor Aldred made a motion to accept the budget and
the City Council loan the money from the Recreational Land
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Facilities Account; seconded by Councilman Kiselewski.
vice Mayor Aldred stated no employees have been hired,
however, applications have been requested for the golf
course manager.
In response to Councilman Kiselewski, the City Manager
stated the committee needs the fee structure which will
give them the preliminary budget for the next year and
there may be changes once the bids for the maintenance
contract are received.
The motion was unanimously approved by the City Council.
The Council requested a report the intricacies of the
operation and the management structure.
D® EISSEY Dr. Edward Eissey, President of Palm Beach Community
College, addressed the City Council, stating they havr, the
opportunity to build for the citizens of Palm Beach
Gardens and North Palm Beach County an opportunity for an
excellent cultural edifice. Dr. Eissey stated Palm Beach
Community College has $4 million which is a residue of the
Kravis Center funds from the State. If the City will
donate 3 acres of land located directly across Campus
Drive, Foundation Land Company will donate 5.1 acres to
match that land. The Community College will commit $4
million to build an auditorium on that land which will
include parking and all the other amenities that go with a
theatre. Dr. Eissey stated they have indicated in the
® Resolution they will allow the citizenry and the City
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Council to utilize the facility without any rental fee,
however, there will be a charge for air conditioning. Dr.
Eissey stated the State his approved the project, an
architect has been hired and has done the preliminary
designs. The College would welcome the City Y4anager or
member of the Council to sit on the Advisory Committee.
Dr. Eissey stated there is a reverter clause in the
resolution which states J.f the college does not complete
the building, the land will revert to the City.
Councilman Kiselewski questioned what would happen if
there is an overrun from the Kravis Center with the $4
million.
Dr. Eissey stated they are totally divorced from that
project.
Councilman Kiselewski stated he did not have an objection
to donating the property, however, would like to make sure
the City has first right of refusal to use the property
when the college is not using it.
Councilwoman Monroe expressed concern regarding level of
service of recreation contrived in the Comprehensive Land
Use Plan. Councilwoman Monroe felt if the land became not
totally useable by the City, then the City would not be
able to include the land in the formula for purposes of
future development in the City.
Councilman Russo felt the City would be over the 3 1/2
acres per thousand without this property. Councilman
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Russo felt with the new population numbers this would not
be a problem.
Councilwoman Monroe requested or. Eissey project a yearly
calendar of events when the residents of Palm Beach
Gardens would be able to use the center. Councilwoman
Monroe stated she was not totally against the idea,
however, there are several questions which reed to be
answered before she would feel comfortable.
Councilman Russo stated he was in complete favor of the
idea and was willing to work toward its completion.
vice Mayor Aldred stated he was generally in favor of the
proposal as presented. vice Mayor Aldred stated he shared
® Councilwoman Monroe's concerns and felt there were other
faci3ities which could be shared with the college.
The City Manager stated the property was part of the
dedication from the Regional Center for use as recreation
and public safety. The City Manager stated some of the
property along the frontage of Campus Drive needed to be
retained for future expansion of the Fire Station. The
City Manager felt the C'ty Council would need a nominal
feasibility study report to show there is no pressing need
for land by the City or in the future. The City Manager
stated he would like to see the Resolution tied to the
uses for a center of performing arts, teaching and
performance, and not just a project. The City Manager
felt the City's use should be strengthened in the
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Resolution. The City Manager requested the City Attorney
inform the City Council if one public entity could give
another public entity property, according to Florida
Statutes. The City Manager requested the Deed be put into
Trust until the property has been obtained from the
Foundation and the $4 million from the State.
Dr. Eissey stated the $4 million is in the college's
capital outlay budget and can be spent anytime.
Attorney Brant urged a feasibility study be presented to
the City Council to determine the future recreational
uses. Attorney Brant suggested the trust clause be
included in the resolution as well as strengthening
regarding the conditions, conveyances, etc. Attorney
Brant felt the reverter clause needed to be further
defined. Attorney Brant felt the Council should have time
to review the feasibility study before making their
decision and that the deeds should be held in trust.
Dr. Eissey stated he had no objection to the reservation
of the land for expansion of the fire station; however,
did request a portion of she land toward the north to meet
the State's requirements. Dr. Eissey stated he had no
objection to language protecting the City's interest in
the future and would state a number of days a year the
City could use the premises.
Mayor Martino stated the feasibility study, the issues
® raised by Councilwoman Monroe and the interlocal agreement
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need to be discussed.
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Dr. Eissey stated there is an agreement with the Benjamin
School stating they have second use behind the college for
the ballfields owned by tha college. Dr. Eissey stated
the college would be happy to allow the City the use of
the ballfields as needed.
Mayor Martino stated the City will try to get all issues
resolved to enable the consideration by the Council for
the first meeting in March.
REPORTS AND ITEMS
=-Tnr7TR A D
MAYOR MARTINO
Mayor Martino reported ArtiGras will be held February
15th, 16th, and 17th. Councilman Kiselewski will be in
charge of the design for the sand sculpture.
COUNCILMAN RUSSO
Councilman Russo requested information regarding acreage
vs. per thousand residents with the new census numbers.
Councilman Russo suggested planting grass on the 17 acres
,.eceived from Foundation located behind the Klock
Building.
The City Manager stated tney wanted to make the area a
passive park and a nature trail.
Mayor Martino requested an aerial to determine what is on
the property.
COMMENTS FROM THE
PUBLIC FOR ITEMS NOT
ON TH ENDA
SO CARSILLO
Sam Carsillo addressed the City Council re: temporary
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trailers for the Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center,
location of the library and the health care tax.
RUSSELL ALSCOTT Russell Alscott, 108 1st Lane, addressed the City Council
re: concerns about the Palm Beach Gardens Police.
CONSENT AGENDA Per Councilwoman Monroe and Councilman Kise ?ewski's
request, item #2, Resolution 6, 1991, approval of
temporary trailers at Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center,
was pulled from the Consent Agenda.
Councilman Kiselewski made a motion to approve items 1, 3,
4, 5, 6, and 7 on the Consent Agenda; seconded by vice
Mayor Aldred. Per a unanimous vote of the City Council,
the following items on the Consent Agenda were approved
0 and adopted:
1. Approval of the Minutes of 1117191 Regular Meeting.
3. Resolution 13, 1991 - Sita Plan approval for Palm
Beach Gardens Christ Fellowship Church.
4. Resolution 14, 1991 - Expansion of an existing
Conditional Use as approved 6/7/90 by Resolution 84,
1990, to facilitate the expansion of The Snuggery Pub,
2556 PGA Boulevard, within PGA Plaza, to permit the
retail sale /service of alcoholic beverages.
S. Resolution 15, 1991 - Granting a variance to the
requirement of 705 feet between alcoholic beverage
vendors to The Snuggery Pub, 2556 PGA Boulevard, with
PGA Plaza.
6. Resolution 21, 1991 - Authorizing the Mayor and City
Clerk to execute an Interlocal, Agreement between the
City and Palm Beach County School Board re: use of
recreational facilities for a period of three (3)
years.
7. Resolution 24, 1991 - Approving the Plat of
Frenchman's Creek Golf Course.
RESOLUTrON 6, 1991. Councilwoman Monroe stated she has a conflict with
Resolution 6, 1991, and will not be participating in the
40 discussion or voting, as she is a member of the Board of
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Directors of the Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center.
Councilman Kiselewski stated he had a problem with the
hospital using the space for 15 more doctors rather than
storage of records.
Arlan Reynolds, Administrator of Palm Beach Gardens
Medical Center, addressed the City Council stating the
hospital is not adding 15 doctors. Mr. Reynolds stated
this is an interim step while they implement the PUD which
will be presented to the City Council in March.
Jerry Davis, Wallace Engineering, addressed the City
Council stating they are hoping to get this temporary
facility approved tonight. Mt. Davis stated they have
® resolved the issues regarding the fence, lighting,
sprinklers, relocation of Dees, signage, and parking.
Per a consensus of the City Council, the following
amendment to Section 2 was requested; after "thereof,"
insert "a Planned Unit Development and ".
Councilman Russo made a motion to approve Resolution 6,
1991, as amended; seconded by Vice Mayor Aldred. Per a
vote of 3 ayes and 1 nay by the City Council, Resolution
6, 1991 was approved and adopted. Councilman Kiselewski
cast the nay vote for reasons previously stated.
RESOLUTIONS
RESOLUTION 150, 1990 Rich Walton, Director of Planning and Zoning, addressed
the City Council regarding Resolution 150, 1990, creating
® a Planned Unit Development on Parcel 18 of Ballen Isles
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(JDM), stating Resolution 150, 1990 and Resolution 151,
1990 are for the JDM PCD as approved. Mr. Walton stated
this Phase II request includes Parcel 11 and Parcel 18 and
the road on the west. Mr. Walton stated staff had no
problems, except for the engineering drainage information.
Mr. Walton stated applicant has been working with the City
Engineer and satisfied the City Engineer in terms of
information, if the permit gets approved. Mr. Walton
stated the City Engineer's office suggested that approval
of both Resolution 150, 1990 and Resolution 151, 1990,
include the extension of all primary infrastructure to
service these parcels. Mr. Walton stated there have been
® no concerns stated regarding the 7 proposed conditions.
Councilwoman Monroe suggested adding an additional line to
Condition 4 to read as follows: "The Plans shall be
submitted within 80 days." Councilwoman Monroe suggested
the following change to Condition 5; delete "within" and
add "a minimum of ". Councilwoman Monroe suggested
Condition 7 and Section 4 could be combined.
Hank Skokowski, agent for Petitioner, addressed th City
Council and requested Condition 5 be amended as follows:
delete "within thirty (30) days" and add "residential"
after "first ".
There was a consensus of the City Council to proceed with
Mr. Skokowski's requests regarding Condition 5.
Them was a consensus of the CLty Council for otaff to
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rewrite Condition 7 and Section 4.
Mr. Skokowski suggested amending the second paragraph in
Section 3 as follows, after "infrastructure" add "access
and utilities to the PUB ".
Nader Salour of Hansen Properties, addressed the City
Council stating that a signed contract to the City proves
that all funds are available to construct the road.
The Council directed staff to work on language for
Condition 4 to determine a time limit for the final
landscape plans to be submitted to the City Forester.
Resolution 150, 1990 will be scheduled for the Consent
Agenda at the Regular Meeting on 2/21/91 if all above
® amendments to Resolution 150, 1990, are completed.
RESOLUTION 151, 199Q Rich Walton, Director of Planning and Zoning, addressed
the City Council regarding Resolution 151, 1990, creating
a Planned Unit Development on Parcel 11 of fallen Isles
(JDM),stating the petitioner is proposing 3 dwelling units
per acre and the 5 conditions of the Planning and Zoning
Commission are included in the Resolution.
The Council directed staif to draft the same language for
Condition 4 in Resolution 151, 1990, as used in Condition
4 in Resolution 150, 1540, and to use the same language
for paragraph 2 in Section 3 as in Resolution 150, 1990.
Councilman Kiselewski requested a date for the removal of
the signs at the old JDM entrance.
Mr. Salour stated the signs will be removed by 5/1/91.
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Resolution 151, 1990 will be scheduled for Consent Agenda
at the Regular Meeting of 2/21/91 if the above amendments
are completed.
RESOLUTION 19, 1991
Hank Skokowski reported he has had several meetings with
Mark Hendrickson, Mr. Orr, and Councilwoman Monroe
regarding Resolution 19, 199, entering into a Highway
Landscaping Maintenance Memorandum of Agreement with the
Florida Department of Transportation. Mr. Skokowski
reported they did meet the February 1st deadline for the
grant application and have until February 22nd for
amendments and corrections. Mr. Skokowski stated the
safest area to apply for grant monies was east of Military
®
Trail because you have to have the construction and
improvements must be in place within the time frame the
monies are available.
Sonny Perna, Urban Design Studio, made a presentation
regarding the 1,000 feet on PGA Boulevard east of Military
Trail.
Councilwoman Monroe made a motion to approve Resolution
19, 1991; seconded by Coun-ilman Kiselewski. The motion
was unanimously approved by the City Council.
RESOLUTION 20, 1991
Per a discussion under Items by the City Manager,
Resolution 20, 1991, will be considered by the Council at
a later date.
RESOLUTION 221991
Rich Walton, Director of Planning and Zoning, addressed
is
the City Council regarding Resolution 22, 1991, amending
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the Gardens Suites Hotel, a PUD, by providing for
additional signage on said premises. Mr. Walton stated
Gardens Suites Hotel (n /k /a Comfort Inn) is proposing 3
additional signs. Mr. Walton stated one c£ the signs is a
free standing sign which exceeds our presen` sign code.
Mr. Walton stated the petitioner is also requesting a
variance on the amount of landscaping around the free
standing sign and asking for removal of existing palms.
Don Hearing, agent for Comfort Inn, addressed the City
Council regarding the request. Mr. Hearing stated they
would like to modify the existing ground sign and replace
with a sign that is 5' taller. Mr. Hearing stated the
second request is for a logo plate on the western
elevation of the curvature of the arch. The logo plate
would be backlit and approximately 16 square feet. Mr.
Hearing stated the third request would be for a wall sign,
in accordance with the ordinance, approximately 98 square
feet. Mr. Hearing stated the ground sign request included
a variance of 5' in height to allow for a sign 15' in
overall height and a sig,i face of 48 square feet. Mr.
Hearing stated they are requesting to relocate one sable
palm.
Councilwoman Monroe suggested pruning the palm rather than
relocating it. Councilwoman Monroe suggested moving the
sign from the median to the side, eliminating the need for
® the extra height.
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Councilman Kiselewski suggested placing the logo sign at
the fourth floor level rather than on the roof.
Councilman Kiselewski suggested raising the existing sign
up from the hole with respect to the center line of the
road and split the S' requested variance.
Mayor Martino stated the Petitioner can get a 2 -1/2 foot
variance, and the lettering off the roof, either on the
barrel tile or underneath.
Mayor Martino stated Resolution 22, 1991 be amended to
reflect revised plans and be scheduled for the Consent
Agenda at the Regular Meeting of 2/21/91.
RESOLUTION 23, 1991 Rich Walton, Director of Planning and zoning, addressed
• the City Council regarding Resolution 23, 1991, a minor
amendment to The Oaks Pud. Mr, Walton stated the
Petitioner is requesting flexibility in the reading of one
of the original conditions re: ground signs. Mr. Walton
stated the Petitioner is planning on building mnre phases
of tea muiti� family homes and less of the single- f2r.ily
homes as Phase I, however the trips will not increase.
Mr. Walton stated David Cetz has confirmed the number of
trips will not increase and staf° had no concerns
regarding the request.
Charles Hathaway, vice President of Divosta and Company,
addressed the City Council regarding the proposed
amendment to The Oaks, PUD. Mr. Hathaway stated the
40 Petitioner is requesting to build 96 units of the single-
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family and complete the multi - family section.
Councilman Russo expressed concern regarding the sales
people stating the City is going to build a community
center.
Mr. Hathaway stated they have not told the sales people
the City will be building a community center and will look
into this matter.
Councilwoman Monroe made a motion to approve - Resolution
23, 1991; seconded by Councilman Russo. The motion was
unanimously approved by the City Council.
ORDINANCES
ORDINANCE 5, 1991 Mayor Martino declared the Public Hearing open, which was
® duly advertised 1/23/91, and held on the intent of
Ordinance 5, 1991, rezoning of Seacoast Utili?y Authority
PGA Plan and Simultaneous Site Plan Approval.
There being no comments from the public, Mayor Martino
declared the Public Hearing closed.
Per a unanimous vote of the City Council, the City Clerk
read, by title only, on second and final reading,
Ordinance 5, 1991.
Councilwoman Monroe made a motion to approve and adopt
Ordinance 5, 1991; seconded by Vice Mayor Aldred. The
motion was unanimously approved by the City Council,
ORDINANCE 6, 1991 Per a unanimous vote of the City Council, the City Clerk
read, by title only, on first reading, Ordinance 6, 1991,
annexation; under Palm Beach County Development
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Regulations, of 5,698 acres, located north of Lake Park
West Road, west of the Beeline Highway and west of the
future North Palm Beach County General Aviation Airport.
Councilwoman Monroe expressed concern regarding money
generated vs. dollars for services and potential
development on the fringes of the City prior to major
decisions on service delivery.
ORDINANCE 7, 1991 Per a unanimous vote of the City Council, the City Clerk
read, by title only, on first reading, Ordinance 7, 1991,
repealing Chapter 99 of the Palm Beach Gardens Code and
adopting a new Chapter 99 of the Palm Beach Gardens Code
known as Standards for Burglar and Fire Alarm Systems.
Ifib4S FOR DISCUSSION
THE SIGN CODE
Councilman Kiselewski suggested taking the existing Sign
Code and striking the language proposed to be omitted and
highlighting the new proposed language for the Workshop
Meeting schedule 2/14/91. Councilman Kiselewski expressed
concern with the section on Special Events for "for -
profit organizations ". The Sign Code amendments will be
further discussed at a Informational Workshop Meeting,
2/14/91.
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
Rich Walton. Director of Planning and Zoning, addressed
the City Council stating staff wanted to ensure Council is
comfortable with moving forward for the first Comp Plan
amendment for 1991. Mr. Walton stated the Settlement
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Agreement, map amendments, and text changes are to be
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NOTICE. UNDER PROVISIONS Of FLORIDA STATUTES §112.317 (1985), A FAILURE TO MAKE ANY REQUIRED
DISCLOSURE CONSTITUTES GROUNDS FOR AND MAY BE PUNISHED BY ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING:
IMPEACHMENT, REMOVAL OR SUSPENSION FROM OFFICE OR EMPLOYMENT, DEMOTION, REDUCTION IN
SALARY, REPRIMAND, OR A CIVIL PENALTY NOT TO EXCEED $5,000.
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