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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes Council 021888CITY COUNCIL REGULAR WETING CITY OF PALM L ACH GARDENS r7ORUARY 18, 1988 The Regular Meeting of the City Council of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, was called to order by Mayor Feeney at 8:00 P.M. in the Assemblv Room at the Municipal Comolex, 10500 North Military Trail, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida; and opened with the '-ledge of Allegiance to the rlao. ROLL CALL: Tire Deputy City Clerk called the roll and present were: Mayor Feeney, Vice Mayor Martino, Councilman Aldred, Councilwoman Monroe and Councilman Kiseiewski. ANNOfNCEMENTS Mayor Feeney announced that the City Counci] and the Palm Beach County Commission met this evening and the Palm Beach County Com,.mission has Aft accepted the annexation and will endorse same. Mayor Feeney announced there would be a meeting of the Planning and Zonino Commission on Tuesday. Febrr +ary 23, 1988, at 7:30 P.M. CALL FOR BIOS GYMNASIUV FLOOR The City Manager opened and read the following bids for resurfacing of poured urethane flooring of gymnasium at the City's Community Activities Building, advertised February 3, 1988: A. Franklin Associates of Boca Raton - $19,992.00 B. Martin Resurfacing of Hockeyville, Maryland - $19,999 Per a unanimous vote of the City Council the bids were remanded to the City Manager and the Director of Parks and Recreation for their zeview and recommendation. ITEMS BY THE AtJTY MANAGFFR SF_ACCAST UTILITIES The City Manager oave each Councilmember a copy of a non - binning aroposal CITY Ct7WCIL REGULAR NEEI•ING, 2118188 PAGE 2 for Seacoast Utilities which was submitted by the deadline to Kidder Peabody for t`, purchase of the water and sewer system, both east and U, „ , ry Couorfl to connrr if we are -,�incted haseri rn iho proposal submitted, that the Council will continua the negotlatlr,n^ throu&? the contract process. The City Douncii floanimous7v Citv Mw nager continue n,.gotiatiors on thr Counct?'s �5 .s Sal %�t;o'cry r_nncrdct is vhtainad. PENDING LAWSUIT 7hc City Manager stated the City tas rr�ci�ivr�d a b!rl in ty';- $5,154.48 from Attorney Jim green, who is rearese°,ting the 1'03ire C, a lawsuit. Attorney Green has been informed to stop all investigations at this point, and stated he would take a payment of $5,000. The rity Council unanimorr,ly apccoved oayme -ot of V,000 tc, Ottorn . Jim ^seen, to L�- from Council Continoency. O-RTS COUNCILMAN KISELEWSKi Councillman Kiselewski reported al,`enCinq a "p ino o, `n S,(tr Authority wher4 was pa VF,n to puic,'las" the North County transfer site between Military Trail and Central Boulevard, just north of n,na11 Ross Rrnd. rouncilmarn KiSrt,lewski stated they are also pc,t1 ;urllr,' the legis[rative delegation to change- the scone o'" them '^ W Authority to allow them to have 'he responsibility of the trash for the unincorporated areas. In this same piece of leoislarion they are requesting a change in their n,;me to the- 5vlad Waste Authority of Pali, Beach County. , rtti +s CITY CODICIL REGULAR MEETING, 2118188 PAGE a I TEMS BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL UNCILWOMAN NROE Councilwoman M. ^r- stated the rouq c_!? has received a P ter t'rum the Municipal League indic<tinq we have not filled oc.r farm for voting dele- gate. The City Council unanimously voted to enter Vice Mayor Martino and City Manager John Orr's names on the form. VICE MAYOR uAR; ;YU VJLe Mayor Martino recommooded the Recreation Department become involved in the annexation Issue to attempt to publicize the fact we are annexing and how. Vice Mayor Martino felt we needed favorable oublicity. Vice May,,r Martino suggested we fund the Recreation Department with $1,000 to use should it become necessary. The City Council unanimously approved the expenditure of $I,000 by t;ae Recreation Department, to be taken from Council Contingency, should they need to have signs, etc. made. Vice Mayor Martino thanked the Police Chief for work he has done to pro- mote the proposed annexations. COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA SAM CARSILL 0 Sam r_'arsillo, resident of Palm beach Gardens, addressed she Cit, Council re: several concerns, including bike paths, hazardous waste and the heli- port at Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center. LOU KLIMAN Lou Kliman, resident living on Elm ;trees, Palm &Hach Gardens, addressed the City Council stating there was a problem with the red lights on PGA Boulevard and A -1 -A not being lined up properly. Mr. Kliman also requestpd the Police Department pay attention to people going through yield signs. LA CITY CCLWL -11 REGULAR r£ETJNG, 2118168 PA GF 4 JOHN PARSON Mr. Jjhn "arson, 1018 Seiorape Way, addressed the City Council voicing his concerns re: proposed annexations, feeling less government was better and '✓rapino the V "•ti ^r wRC rmnre hane4'i elal, The -..._ewed the facts of the annexation with Mr. Parson and explained it was important to annex these properties so that the City could control the quality of life the residents presently enjoy. i RESIDENT OF CRYSTAL POINTE A resident of Crystal Pointe addressed the Council expressing his ,oncern over where his fire and police protection would come from conce the pro- posed arn,exations are approved. The City ',uncil assured him that hi,, services would be caring from the same place locations and ,ame duality as he presently receives from the County. .SOLUTIONS RESOLUTION 15,1988 Mr. Jack White of Sign Craft, Inc., addressed the City Council, stating the City CounciI's requests from the February 11, 1988, workshop meeting have been incorporated into the plans. The Council requested Mr. White write on the plans the colors being used and the sign being 2161, instead of 416" and initial these changes. The Council di,•ected the City Clerk tc nut the City seal on these initialed plans so that cne hiiidinq Department would know what plans were approved. Per the concensus of the City Council the Deputy City Clerk read, by title "11, . '3�•��_i — , .. ,, idl eotl ficai ivo gzcund signs prItIns °d to h„ located at "Gakbrcn Square" sn poi, -.q •rntp- C;j t,i� per!heast corner PGA Boulevard and U.S. Highway l{ 1. Resolution 15, 1988, was unanimously approved by the City Council. COh�JCILWOMAPa Councilwoman Monroe left the meeting at this time since she was not MONROE T feeiinq well. RESOLUTION 26, 198;3 P?r the w-ncensus of th,u City Council the Deputy City Clerk read, by title CITY COL&CIL REGULAR WETING, 2118188 PAGE 5 only, Resolution V, 1988, requesting the State Legislature utilize certain funds in the Statf, Tn "rs,trrrcture Trust Fund for matching grants to local governments to assist in meeting the requirements for infrastructure as set forth in Section 163.3177, Florida Statutes relative to required comprehensive development plans. Resolution 16, 1988, was (_nanim,)u,Iv ac,=ve� t, t;w L_ y oenc i. ORDINANCES ORDINANCE 10,1988 Per a unanimous vote of the City Council the Deputy City Clerk read, by title only, on first reading, Ordinance 10, 1988, modifying the "Oakbrook Corporate Centre" PUD (flkla "The Financial Center" PUD) created 9125186 by Ordinance 17, 1986, within 14.14 -acre c -,rcel on the southwest corner of PGA Boulevard & U.S. Highway 1f 1, providing for the maximum of one year's location of a modulsr unit for routine business of Dean Witter Reynolds, Inc., while the permanent structure they will be leasing is under construction. The City Council will consider second reading and adoption of Ordinance 10, 1988, at their Regular Meeting of ,March 17, 1988. ORDINANCE 4, 1988 Mayor Feeney declared the Public Hearing open, which was advertised 213188, and held on the intent of Ordinance 4, 1988, amending Chapter 151 of Title 15 of City's Code of ordinances, providing for increases in Fair Share Co-)tributions for Road Improvement {originally adopted 616185 via the City's Ordinance 5, 1985). There beinq no comments from the oublic, Mayor Feeney declared the Public Hearing closed. Per a unanimous vote of the City Council the Deputy City Clerk Fed, _hy title only, on second and f?nal reading, Ordinance 4, 1988. Ordinance �, CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING, 2118188 F,', [;E 6 1988, was unanimously adopted by the City Council. DINANCE 5,1988 Based on an earlier meeting this evening with the Palm Beach Coarnty a:;,,issi r le. ar.>>- n.JLiun Ordinances 1, 2, and 3, 1988, the City Council agreed to adopt on a temporary, emergency basis the Peformance Standards of Palm Beach County. Therefore, the City Attorney advised the City Council to defeat Ordicance 5, 1988. =.cr ,-cenay :Iecldreu Lhe Puolic Hearing op An, which was advertised 213188, creating a new subsection of the Palm Beach Gardens Code to be known as "Traffic Performance Standards ". Per a unanimous vote of the City Council the Deputy City Clerk read, by title only, on second and final reading, Ordinance 5, 1988. The City Council unanimously voted to defeat Ordinance 5, 1988. It was the concensus of the City Council to hold a Special Regular Meeting on Thursday, February 25, 1988, at 8:00 P.M. in order to adopt the County's Traffic Performance Standards cn an emergency basis. OROINANCE 8, 1,988 Per a unanimous vote of the City Council the Deputy City Clerk read, by title only, on first reading, Ordinance 8, 1988, -�mrndzng the City's Zonino Codes, providing for the sale of alcoholic beverages, for off premise con- sumption, and for on- premise consumption when in conjunction with a restaurant, as a permitted use. The City Council will consider final reading and adoption of Ordinance 8, 1988, at their ,Regular Meeting of MGrch 17, 1988. ORDINANCE 9,198P Per s unanimous vote of the City Council the Deputy City C1eik read, by title only, on first reading, Ordinance 9, 1988, amending the Citv's Corr:, repealing the 750' distance requirement between alccholic bpversges ver;- dors. CITY COiIVCIL REGULAR t- ESTING, 2118188 PAGE 7 The City Council will consider final reading and adoption of Ordinance 9, 1988, at their Meeting of March 17, 1988. PEfITIUNS AND C'OWWICATIONS COUNCILMAN KISELEWSKI Councilman i'iselewski stated he will be out of town for the next three meetings. PEE -ING S JTW TOWN Of JLPITER Mayor Feeney requested, and the Cnurcil agreed, to meet with the Town Council of Jupiter. Mayor Feeney stated he would call Mayor Hinton to attempt to set up this meeting. ADJOL;RMM,E,NT There being no further ousiness to discuss, the meeting was adjourned at 9:40 P.M. APPROVAL MAYOR FCErNEY An C li l ' . z �r� C.�� .� VICE MAYOR MARTINO l LINDA M. KOSIER, fEPUTY CITY CLERK El COUNCILMAN ALDRED COUNCILWOMAN MONROE CO(IJCILMAN KISELEWSKI