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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes Council 100187s CITY COUYCIL REGULAR MEETING CITY OF PALM EEACH GARDENS OCTOBER 1, 1987 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 Assrynbly Room r�t the Mun,cirai ' —niey, ML,,,ry hall, r'aim Peach Gardens, Florida; and opened with the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. ROLL GALL The City Clerk called the roll and present were: Mayor Feeney, Councilman Aldred, Councilwoman Monroe and Councilman Kiselewski. Vice Mayor Martino was not present. APPROVAL OF MINUTES The minutes of the Workshop Meeting of 9110187, Regular Meeting of 9117187. and workshop of .9'7' %37, were unanimously approved as written. ANNOLNCEMENTS Mayor Feeney announced there would be a meeting of the Site Plan & Appearance Review Meeting as well as a meeting of the Recreation Advisory Board on Tuesday, October 6, 1987. PROCLAMATIONS Mayor Feeney read a proclamation proclaiming October 18, 1987, as "I am an American Day ". ITEMS BY THE CITY MANAGr:P LETTER FROM NORTH PALM L Cy The Citv Manager reverenced a letter received from the VilIaoe of North Palm Beach requesting a meeting as soon as possible in order to draw up a proposal to send to K oiler Peabody re: acquisition of Seacoast Utilities. The Council requested the City Manager contact both North Palm Beach and i_ake Park to °et un a meetir,,). CITY CGIACIL REGULAR WETING, 1011187 Page 2 °OSSIBLE EXPANSION �f CITY HALL The City '"tanager stated the City needs more office space and storage f.ZUilding Official tr. draw , :arcs to put in a conference room, men's rPstroom, planninq office, etc. The estimate for these additions was approximately $50,000, however, the Clty Manager felt additions could be made for $45,000. The Council requester' the City discuss this expansion at a future Workshop Meeting. P,EpORTS COUnCII.MAN ALUREG Councilman Aldred reported the Countywide Punning Council will meet tomorrow to possibly appoint an attorney to represent them. COUVCI LWOMAN MONROE Councilwoman Monroe stated the Board of County Commissioners met earlier th.s wec; , wher.;by t;rcy jecuunired the City's letter, as wp!_r es 're frcan is North Palm Beach, objectino to a usee car sales lot nn 1-1-4, ^orth of Northiake 87ulevard. 3aser', in part, on these letter_, ^h= car dealership Petition was denipd. COLV CI04AN KISELEWSKI Ccuncilman Kiselewski :eporteci dttendinc; the Municipal LeaQUe Rieeting yesterday, where discussions took place r.: County Corrr,rission request to abolish the Solid waste Authority and a request for support for the County's $300,000,000 plus bond issue for the rriminal ,Justice system to provide for c.xortrooms and cells. Ctjnc_ ?ma -r Kiselewski was informed there would be no new facilities built in the north or south county, only plans for expansion or existing facilities. 1] CITY COLNCIL REGULAR MEETING, 1011187 Page 3 ITEMS BY r -AYOR COLNClL COLNCILWOI"11N MONROE Councilwoman Monror a::pressed concern re: agendas being so long the Council doesn't have time to ,•jo :tarns on the "Pendlog List ". The Council had decided, at a oreviarus meetino, to hold a Special Regular Meeting or October 29, Ig87, howrver, Cnnnrilman Mnnr,oc di,l r- feel this one m,-ting w-utd b, ;�,Jryigh time, nor did she feel the staff wotjl�1 have time to research these Items or report on items when, at the same time, they are processing so many applications. The Council requested the City Manager determine a method to handle these pending items. LULVCILMAN KISELEWSKI Councilman KiseIewski stated the Florida League of Cities will be meeting in Miami on October 15, 1987. Councilman Kiselewski requested as to how rho enfor ^Lrrrent of the Clty'a Sign Ordinance was progressing. The City Manager stated staff was working on these problems. REVIEW OF ARCHITECTURAL ELEVATIONS FOR "BLOOMINGDALE'S" DEPARTMENT STORE TO BE LOCATED WITHIN � GARDENs" SHrtPPTNr, MALL POD APPROVED 11115/84 BY RESOLUTION 62, 1984. Mr. Sid Forbes addre�;sed the Council stating the construction of the mall is on ,chedule; htacy's and :ears will open October 5, 1983. Bloomingdale's will open in October, 1989. The architect for Bloomingdales discussed architectriral elevations and landscaping plans for the department store. The Counci-' requested the architect crn:sider nulling t.,e canopy closer to the parking lot to assist customers during rainy weather. RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTION 67, I987 The City Manager stated the SEIU has voted to approve the contract, ho wev ^r, the contract has r,ot been SIgned. Per the recommendation of the 0 CITY COWCIL REGULAR MEETING, 10/I187 Page C City Attorney, Resolution 67, 1987, authorizing the M ?yor e,,d City Clerk to execute an, agre:-m-it between the City and SFIU for ffs —1 year 198711988, was postponed to the City's Regular Meeting of October 15, 1987. RESOLUTION 78, 1987 Per a unanimous vote of the City Council Resolution 78, 1987, was deferred to later in the Agenda to permit F.F. M)tton and W.R. Hough represe /- tetives to discuss the possibility of a co- agreement. RESOLUTION 79, 1987 Per the coocensus of the City Council the Cite Clerk read, by title Mly, Resolution 79, 1987, increasing the annual salary of the City Manager. Resolution 79, 1987, was unanimously approved by the City Council. The City Council commended the City Manager for the fine job he has done in the past. OLUTION 78. 7 The representatives from E. F. Hutton and W. R. Hough and Cr -pany stated they have reached a co-agreement, with W.R. Hough as the lead underwriter and E. F. Hutton as the co- underwriter, with a 65 %1351 soi_t. The City Council rPouest.d Resolution 78, 1987, he awe-ioed as follows: Section 1. will epooint W. R- Hough and Company as the senior managing underwriter and E. F. hutton as the co- underwriter; Section 2. removed entirely. Per the concensus of the City Council the City Clerk react, by �i ".e only, as smr;nded, Resolution 78, 1987, appointing the Citv's financi "! underwriter and co- underwriter in the possible acquisition of Seacoast utilities. Resolution 78, 1987, wa-z unanimously 3,?,o,,C N, 'he City Council. El CITY COWCIL REGULAR MEETING, 1012187 "age 5 PESOLUTION 80, 1987 Mr. J. P. Ryan, architect, addressed the City Council re: permanent signage and addiGi, ^.;,,1 ;emoorary signage pursuant to Res�,tjtion 29, 1986, adopted 73136, for "The Gardens" Shopping Mall PU0 approved 11115184 by Resolution 62, 1984. Mr. Ryan stated the temporary signage, which would identify the architect, will be removed before the grand opening. The temoorary sign would not -,owever, the proposed 3 oermo,nent signs they were reuuesting on PGA Boulevard would be illuminated. Counc ".man Ki,elewski did not approve of the 25 -foot permanent sign on A -i -A. The City Council requested the petitioner install a "mock" sign on A -1 -A so they could see how it would look, !afore it is dpproved. The decision on this particular sign will be deferred until a later date. The resolution will be amended to remove Sheet ES-4, which refers to the 25 -foot sion m n -) -a. Per the concensus of the City Council the City Clerk read, by title only, as amended, Resolution 80, 1987, providing for permanent signage and addi- tional temporary signage for "r -he Gardens" Shopping Mall . °U0 approved 11/15/84 by Resolution 62, 1954. Resolutio,r 80, 1987, ;.as unanimously aporoved by the City Council. RESOLUTION 01, 1987 Per the concensus of the City Council the City Clerk read, by title only, Resolution 81, 1987, amending the "Meadowbrook" multi - family (76- townhouse unit) PUD, crated 8116164 by Resolution 40, 1984, and amended 5121187 by Resolution 35, 1987, on Tracts 6, D, E, P, & K of the PGA Resort Community Plat of Cypress Point, providing for approval of: (1) final laodscapino plans for the pool and cabana approved 8120187 by Rosolution �1, 1987, and (2) alternate roof covering materials fnr the multi - family unics a,jd the cabana. CITY COWCIL REGULAR WETING, 1011187 Page 6 ® Resolution 81, 1987, was Lmanimousiy approved by the City vuuncil. RESOLUTION 82, 1987 Per the concensus or the City Council the City Clerk read, by title only, Resolution 82, 1987, accepting the dedication of "Fairchild Garoens Avenue ". Resolution 82, 1987, was unanimously approved by the City Council. ORr?INANCES. ORDINANCE 9, 1987 Mayor Feeney declared the Public Hearing open, which was duly advertised 9116187, and held on the intent of Ordinance 9, 1987, reinstating "Sandtree" PUD which was created by Ordinance 7, 197F, a ^d, as amended, expired 616187; as same pertains to Phases Six (6) and Seven (7) thereof. There being no comments from the public, Mayor Feeney declared the Public Hearing closed. Per the unanimous vote of the City Council the City Clerk read on second and final reading, by title only, Oroinance 9, 1987. Ordinance 9, 1987, was unanimously adopted by the City Council. PETIrxoNS AND COWLNI CATIONS MEADOWS MO©I�E HONE' PARK Councilman Kiselewski referenced a letter from the developer of the Woodby Development of the Meadors Mobile Home Park stating he is moving along with plans, as if the Council is in a ^reement with him, for rezoning of the property. Mayor Feeney staled he hes written a latter to the residents cf the mobile home park advising than the Council has not changed their opi- nion. Councilwoman Monroe stated she was in receipt of a letter that the owner of the property sent to the residents re: relocation to a com- parable location.