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tF PALr1 tEACN GARDENS
MAY 19,. 1988
'Che Workshop Meeting of the City Council of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida,
was called to order by Mayor Feerey at 8:00 P.M. in the Assembly Room
of the Municipal Complex, 14500 Nortn Military Trail, Palm Beach Gardens,
Florida.
•e The City Clerk called the roll and present were: Mayor Feeney, Vine Mayor
Martino, Councilwoman Monroe, Councilman Aldred and Councilman Kiselewski
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111151111411ULWW The City Clerk opened and read a bid for one used "Ford" -make Pick -Up
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Truck for the Recreation, Department, advertised 5/4/88, from Mr. David R.
Sellers in the amount of $5,000.
Per a unanimous vote of the City Council the bid was remanded to the City
Ma•lager and the Director of Recreation and Parks for their evaluation and
Hi e e 4 ee .e a Mr. Augustin Hernandez, Planning Specialist of the Palm Beach County School
Board, addressed the City Council re; public elementary and middle schools
pr000sed to be located north of FGA Boulevard. The Council requested the
School Board consider relocating the outdoor recreation facilities so they
are not close to the residential areas; relocate the middle school so teat
it is not as close to residential areas; and to consider access off
Central Boulevard. Mr. Hernandez will make another presentation at a
future meeting, possibly incorporating the thoughts of the City Council.
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Mr. ,:ail Cr:lly, dULhorIled agent for Mobile Oil Corporation addressed the
City Council re: amending "Gardens East Plaza" PUD, created 6/18/87 by
Resolution 44, 1987, by amending Section 9. of Resolution 44, 1987, to
permit modification to the apprcved service station located within
Outparcel i14.
The Petitioner requested, and the City Cour.crl agreed to site plan modifi-
cations and the moving of the column locations on the original structure.
The Petitioner will modify plans and submit them to the City Clerk's
office and request to be placed on a future agenda. The City Council
requested the City Attorney amend Resolution 34, 1988.
:L'[a�Llitula■c3 �Gla:>i Mr. Arthur Wall, representative of Costco Wholesale, addressed the City
Council re: Resolution 39. 1988, permitting, as a CG -1 (General
® Commercial) "conditional use" retail sales of automotive parts and
accessories and service bays at "Costco" discount department store pro-
posed to be located on 11.144 acres located on Northlake Boulevard, east
of the FP 6 L. Building south of "'Wer'dy's" restaurant; and
► "Costco" discount department store, with automobile servica bays as
"conditional use ".
Mr. Wall reviewed plans showing they had incorporated all of the Council's
requests from the Workshop Meeting of May S, 1988. The Council requested,
anti thn petitioner agreed, to install a turn lane intc the project site,
and change the parking spaces in the northeast quadrant of the parking lot
to 10' x 18'. The petitioner and the City Manager were directed to
discuss impact fees before the Council approves these Resolutions at the
Regular Meeting following this workshop session.
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Mr. James T. Donnini, Executive Vice President of Donnini Enterprises,
Inc., addressed the City Council re: modification to the conditional uses
in the CG -1 (General Corrrnercial) Zoning District, providing for a
"mechanized car wash" within a .233 -acre parcel located contiguous *o the
south of the "Gulf" service station on the southeast corner of Alternate
A -1 -A and Lighthouse Drive at 9734 Alternate A -1 -A. Mr. Donnini stated
the car wash would resemble the
recently remodeled Gulf Service Station,
using the same color scheme, canopy, striping, etc. Mr. Donnini briefly
reviewed plans for the car wash
and traffic flow. The City Council
requested the petitioner prepare a parking plan for employees and custo-
mers of the car wash and service
station. The petitioner will present
detailed elevations to the City
Council at a future meeting.
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There being no further business
to discuss, the meeting was adjourned at
11:10 P.M.
MAY RFENEY
COUNCILMAN ALORFn
VICE MAYOR MARTINO
('COUNCILWOMAN MONROE -
� 'N IL AN KISELLv6<1
ErNOA M. VINO, CMC, CITY CLERK