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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes Council 012888ROLL CALL ANNOUNCEMENTS BY THE CITY MANAGER TEAM PLAN, INC. CITY COLWCIL WORKSHOP MEETING CITY OF PALM iEACH GARDENS JANUARY 28, 1988 Thp workshop Meeting of the City Council of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, was called to order by Mayor Feeney at 8:00 P.M. in the Assembly Room at the Municipal Complex. 10500 North Military 7rall, Pa-m Beach Gardens, Florida; and opened with the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. The Deputy City Clerk called the roll and present were: Mayor Feeney, Vice President Martino, Councilman Aldred, Councilwoman Monroe, and Councilman Kiselewski. Mayor Feeney announced there would be a meeting of the Recreation Advisory Board as well as a meeting of the Site Plan and Appearance Review Committee on Tuesday, February 2, 1988, at 7:30 P.M. Mr. Scott Brown and Michael Redd of Team Plan, Inc. addressed the City Council re: "Roadway Beautification and Enhancement Program ". A discussion ensued re: price of proposed streetscape plans, and possible irrigation and weed problems with plants used in medians. Team Plan will look into the use of other plants and penccns paver bricks in medians. Team Plan will also give the City Council an idea of what the price of their proposals would cost. The City Council requested input from the Beautification and Environmental Committee. Mr. Redd of Team Plan stated he would invite the members of that ranmittee to their office for a meeting. The City Coun--i? requested Team Plan present photographs of the proposed vegetation and that a pho- tograph be made of the various sign oroposals for the Councii's revie�, CITY COUJCIL WORKSHOP MEETING, 1128188 PA CC 2 RESPONSE FROM AJJLLM B=AC. l 7Y _ The City Manager arl- owledged a letter from Palm Beach County in response Cc the City's letter re: proposed annexation. The City Council will review this letter and discuss it at a future meeting. REPORTS MAYOR FEENEY Mayor Feeney reported attendino a meetinq at the Chamber of Commerce this morning where they discussed governments contributing 2X of construction costa for a project entitled "Art fn Public Places". Mayor Feeney requested the Chamber make a presentation to the City Council for their input. ITEMS BY MAYOR AND COLNCIL VICE MAYOR MARTINO Vice Mayor Martino attended a sub - delegation meeting in Jupiter re: Encon and their request to expand their district into the service areas known as Seacoast. At this meetinq the sub- delegation requested Encon produce further information. Vice Mayor Martino stated he has heard that the Northern Palm Beach County Water Control District has requested special legislation and requested the City Manager research this request. COUV CI LWOMAN Ml7NROF Councilwoman Monroe stated some people are interested in requesting the legislature to grant a one -year extension for their Comorehensive Land Use Plan update. The City Manager stated a one -year extension would be help- ful. Councilwoman Monroe requested Vice Mayor Martino bring this up at the next Loxahatr.hee Council of Governments to see how others feel about an extension. CGum`:CILMAN KISELEWSKI Councilman Kiselewski stated the Palm Beach County Commission will be con- sidering more used car lots on Northlake, as well as some expansions of CITY COLNCIL WORKSHOP FLEETING, 1128188 PAGE" 3 ® existing car dealers. Councilwoman Monroe stated the City should subunit or- ^nncprns tc °hc : " ^, ^` at this time. Mayor Feeney requested City staff look into where there car dealers are proposed and give the City Council a description. Mayor Feeney requested the City Manager set up a time on a Wednesday evening tc ;!iscus= the T :sf` e °erformance Standards Ordinance and invite David PlLmer and Lennart Lindahl to this meeting for their input. CO+ENTS FROM THE PUBLIC FOR ITEMS NOT ON AGENDA JOHN SPRIGG Mr. John Sprigg, 10918 Larch Court addressed the City Council requesting the City consider building a "half -pipe" in a City park for skateboarding purposes. The City Council requested Mr. Sprigg contact Mr. Doug Hood, Director of Parks and Recreation, and suggested Mr. Sprigg appear before the Recreation Advisory Board. RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTION 7, 1988 Mr. Jeff Bernalt of Oakway Circle, Monet Oaks, addressed the City Council stating neighbors livtog around and on sid- streets off of RCA Boulevard, did not want that road named after Palm Beach Junior College, and if anything would like it renamed "Monet Road ". Mr. Bernalt stated ha pre- sented a petition containing 210 signatures to the City Clerk's office this date and ,stated a supplemental petition would be delivered next week. The City Council requested Mr. Bernalt approach Dr. Eissey of Palm Beach Junior College to mike him aware of the dissatisfaction of the residents of that area. RESOLUTION 8, 1988 It was the concensus of the City Council to reappoint Donald Vogel, Jeffrey Ornstein and Jong Toshner of the Planning and Zoning Commission; CFTY COWUL WORKSHOP i-EETINC, 1128188 PACE 4 Alan Str-ssler and James Leatherman of the Site Plan and Appearance Review Committee; and appoint Seymour Fine and Carl SabatelIo, current residents of r..im t+eacrr Gardens, to the Comprehensive Lend Use Flan Committee. The City Council will consider approval of Resolution 8, 1988, at their Regular Meeting of February 4, 1988. RESOLUTION 9, 1988 The City Council discussed Resolution 9, 1988, setting forth that the Regular Meetings of the City Council being held on the first foir Thursdays of each month; and that they be held subsequent to Workshop Meetings convening ac 7:30 P.M. It was the concensus of the City Council not to begin meetings at 7:30 P.M., but to list certain items on the Regular agenda as "workshop items ". The City Attorney was directed to research the correct way to amend the "Administrative" section of the City's Code and Charter. The City Council will consider this item at a future meeting after direction from the City Attorney. ;NANCES ORDINANCE 4, I988 The City Manager stated Ordinance 4, 1988, amendin_q Chapter 151 of Title 15 of City's Code of Ordinances, providing for increases in Fair Share Contributions for Road Improve-rents (initially adopted 616185 via Ordinance 5, 1985), would merely change the various fees, bringing them into line with Coda!,' - C?t; Council requested the Ordinance be amended on page 10, to r ^nd "n - 91,999 sq. ft. _ $2.141sq. ft. ". The City Council will consider adoption of Ordinance 4, 1988, at their Regular Meeting of February 4, 1988. ORDINANCE Sl 1988 The City Council will discuss Ordinance 5, 1988, creating a new sub- section c` the City's Zoning Code to be known as 'Traffic Performance Standards" after they have had an opportunity to meet with Cai,fd Plummer and Lennart Lindahl. Earlier, the Council requested the City Manager to CITY COUNCIL WORKSHOP MEETING, 1128188 PAGE 5 arrange meeting for a Wednesday evening. 91JIN4NCE 6, 1988 The City Council requested the title of Ordinance 6, I988, be amended to read as follows: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS, FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTION 156.11(A) OF THE PALM BEACH GARDENS CODE BY PROVIDING THAT THE JURISDICTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL SHALL ONLY INTERVENE WHEN THE BUILDING SITE DOES REQUIRE nESi'LLTxGN CF EPyV R&1,AENFAL ISSUES, CHANGE Or TRAFFIC IMPACT OR CHANGE IN THE FOOTPRINT OF BUILDING OR WILDINGS; AND, PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF ANY PART OF TW PALM BEACH GARDENS CODE IN CONFLICT" FEREWTrH; ,AND, PRO- VIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE HEREOF. The Council further requested that Section 1. (A) be amended to Incorporate the changes made In the title. The City Attorney was requested to resear-h additional ordinances so that petitioners could not circumvent the intent of this ordinance. ORDINANCE 7, 1988 The City Council stated Ordinance 7, 1988, setting forth that the City Council shall hold four Regular Meetings per month, preceded by Workshop Meetings, was discussed when Resolution 9, 1988 was discussed. The City Council will make a determination re: Ordinance 7, 1988, after receiving input °r,m the City Attorney. ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION PPE5TON COURTS Mr. Robert Frein, Vice President of Golden Develocment Company of Palm Beach County, addressed the City Council re: "Preston Courts" multi- f."-7ily "UD proposed to be located within 4.789 -acre M -18 Tract or the PGA National PCO, and consist of 34 duplex units. Mr. Frein stated the Council's requests from the previous Workshop Meeting have been incorporated into the revised pl.3ns, including the addition of 3 additional auxiliary parking spaces and the relocation of the driveway into Building 1. The ® City Council reauested, and the petitioner agreed, to allowino County CITY COLNCI[. WORKSHOP MEETING, 1128188 PAGE 6 ® Sanitation trucks to pull into the driveway for buildings 1, 2, 3, and 4, any b ^ ^4irn nut 1, -rr, :.Ming garbage from 4 buildings ~,Iaced In front of someone's residence. The City Council directed the City Attorney to prepare a Resolution for their consideration. P „A C[RCE - NURSING pot-E Mr. Hank Skokowski, Urban Des[gn Studio, addressed the -Ity Council re: a commercial POD proposed to be located within 2.5 -acre Lct I of the 'TGA Commerce Park” PUD; and consist of an ancillary 77 -bed commuilty bed n* sheltered -bed nursinq hone, as regulated by Chapter 400, Part r, and Chapter 651, Section 651.118, Florida Statutes, and a 56 -unit /bed Adult Congregate Living Facility as regulated by Cria.ter 400, Part 11, Florida Statutes - including variance of 1418" to setback requirement. Mr. J. Bridge, Landscape Architect, addressed the City Council re: Iandscaping plans; and Mr. Lynn Byrd, Architect, addressed the City Council re: elevations of the proposed building. The City Council requested the petitioner consider one ingresslegress to the site, maki.ig a possible antranceway for the residents into the City park, and installinq a sidewalk south of the building for the residents. The City Council directed the City Attorney to prepaPc a ReSolUt 0r) f,7r z(,ei. co`,zlderation. MCDI`rCATtON - WRIT SYSTEM RULES AND REGULATIONS The City Council had no objections to items proposed by the City's Merit System Board, and will consider these items at a future Regular Meeting. PETITIONS AND COW M!CA TIONS AUNEXAT[ON vice Mayor Martino gave each member of the City Council a copy of a map s.howinq a possible rompromise with the Town of Jupiter re: future boun-