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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes Council 031287CITY DOW= MORKSWP K STING CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS MARCH 12, 1987 The 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 Asse.,.aly Room at t ^-- Municipal Complex, 10500 N'orch Military Trail, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida; and opened with the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. ROLL CALL: The Deputy City Clark called the roll, and present were: Mayor Feeney, Vice Mayor Martino, Councilman Aldred, and Councilwoman Monroe. ITEMS BY THE CITY MANAGER CENTEL The Cir.v Manager Introduced Mr. 31I1 Hanley of Centel, formerly Perry Cable TV. Mr. Hanley presented the City with a check in the amount of $50,239.50 reoresentiog the franchise tar. Mr. Hanley discussed future plans of Centel. 9I1 EMERGENCY SYSTEM The City Manager stated the 911 Emergency System would be discussed at Budget Revision time. LANDSCAPING PLANS The City Manager stated some problems have - xisted with developers not installing materials that were listed on approved landscaping plans and felt perhaps an Ordinance at a later date requirinq landscaping to be verified and certified before a C.O. was issued would eliminate the problem. NEW FIRE TRUCK The City Manager stated the new fire truck has been deliverea and is one of the first back -to -back cabs in the area. The City Manager stated he will have a lease - purchase agreement with First Amf—rican Fsr purchase of this vehicle, which cost $209,000. CITY ,DUNCIL MORKShOF MPETING, 3112187 PPGE 2 RENOVATION OF trHRooMS AT RDENS PARK The City Manager staff ^d he has received 3 quotes on the rPn-vation of the bathrooms at Gardens Park, and the cost will be approximately $13,059 to put in the and fixtures. The City Attorney ruled there was not a need to go out for bids since this is a repair and maintenance operation that would also include the use of Public Nhrks �nnlrvoP�. Z4R Ti COUNCIOON ALDRED Councilman Aldred stated the first meeting of the Countywide planning Council is scheduled for April 17, 1987. COUNCIL%OMAN KNROE Councilwoman Monroe reported attending a meeting of the Beautification and Environmental Committee whpro rencern sass expressed re: cone enforcement ® on weekends. The Committee also requested items that affect the public be printed in the front of the Newsletter instead of the back. VICE WYOR MARTINO Vice Mayor Martino felt code enforcement on the weekends and evenings should be taken care of by the Police Department. Vice Mayor Martino reported the ballfields at Lake Catherine are in bad shape and would like to see some attention giver -t-o them as well as a tem- porary parking scheme. The City Manager stated he would have Doug Hood and Joe Blazas look i«to the problem. Vice Mayor Martino reported attending the Loxahatchee Council of Governments meeting. MAYDR FEENEY Mayor Feeney stated the Recreation Advisory Board would like to have a meeting with the City Council. Mayor Feeney requested the City C1Prk .schedule a workshop meeting with this advisory board to begin at 7 :15 P.M. CITY COUNCIL NORK,5hOP MEETING, 3112187 PAGE 3 on a Thursday when thq Council regularly meets. The Mayor also requested the City Clerk :&t duie this mceting when there will bp a full attendance of the Council. ITEMS BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL VICE MAYOR MAR UVO Vice Mayor Martino announced the Chamb -r of rnmr-r ^^ w`11 ~c:; „) nlr wow on March 29, 1987, west of PGA National and has requested the City's cooperation. He further announced sponsorships are need from the business community. Vice Mayor Martino reported the Community Center needed some maintenance work done, i.e. painting of floor. Vice Mayor Martino requested the City Manager and Doug Hood look into the cost of this work. He also stated the building needs to be pressure nr cream cleaned. Vice Mayor Martino referenced the roof Ieaks in the Community Center and requested a letter be written and sent to Pappalardc and the architect, giving them 25 days to rorrect the problems or the City will have to take the matter to court. Vice Mayor Martino stated there is a need for m. re space at the Community Center and requested the City Manager determine if the structure can accommodate a second floor. Vice Mayor Martino further stated parkino at the Community Center has been a prob,,m and requested the employees of that department use the security syster^ and speakers to announce to people to move their cars if they are not parked legally. If they do not respond to the announcement within 15 minutes, Vice Mayor Martino requested the Police be called to issue tickets. Vice Mayor Martino requested the Council discuss at a future workshop meeting, what areas surrounding the City they would consider for annexa- tion. CITY COUNCIL WnK,itCJP MEETING, 3122187 PAGE 4 COUNCILNOMAN �oE Covncilwr mar Monroe requested the mistake made with the epcointments to the Site Plan aria A;) ;,Parancs Review Committee be correct -d. COt*ENTS FROM fhE PUBLIC FGR ITEMS ACT ON THE AGENDA SAM CARSILLO Mr. Sam Carsillo, a resident of the City, addressed the Council with s -Veral :Y`6_ificationL d` "")!:c 'learing.5 Un the Oro- posed Northern Palm r ach County General Aviation Airport; and conditions of m-dian strips. ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Mr. Ted Davis, architect and authorized agent for Trinity United Methodist Church, addressed the Council re: four -acre expansion of Trinity United mnhhnd +,t Church, 2075 Nor%n ,�411itary Trail, Palm Beach Gardens. The ® Council reviewed the site plans and landscaping plans, however, stated they would like to have comments from the City Engineer regarding this project. . The Council will consider final approval of the four -acre expansion at their Regular Meeting of March 19, 1987. GARDENS PROFESS- IONAL A "rS Attorney Larry Smith, addressed the Council re: permitting a retail outlet for the ssle of drugs, within 1500 leasable space of the "Gardens Professional Arts" Professional Office PUD created 4117185 by Ordinance 8, 1985, an the north side of Burns Road, east of Gardens East Drive. Attorney Smith stated this pharmacy would only sell prescription drugs and related over the counter drugs, emphasizing no other commercial products would be sold. Several CouncilmPmbers expressed concern over allowing rretail sales in the Professional Office District since it would be hard to CITY COUNCIL NORKSWP MEETING, 3112187 PAGE 5 patrol what was tez•ig sold. There was a cor,cera that this would set a precedent to allow other retail sales in this district. The Council requested the pharmacist supply them with a list of items that would be considered "related over the counter drugs" and that this request oe sche- duled for an additional workshop session. "CANOE PARK ", PG.) V,T.ONAL Mr. Hank Skokowski, authorizea agent for PGA National Ventures, addressed the Council re: consideration of granting two -acre credit, toward the 20 one -acre recreational sites required gby the Development Order, for "Canoe Park" proposed to be located at Wetland Marshes within southwest corner of PGA National PCD. Mr. Skokowski stated they were requesting a 2 acre cre- dit sinca the Wetland Marshes would be rw opened for use, and presented a conceptual site plan. It was the concensus of the Council that a two -acre ® credit should not be given for this use, as there was only one acre of land involved with the docks that was also being used for the pump station and emergency access road, however, the Council approved of the Canoe Park plan. "BRISTOL CLUB" LOCATED ON THE M -25 -TRACT OF PGA NATIONAL PCD Mr. Nark Skokowski, authorized agent for PGA National Ventures, addressed the Council re: creation of multi - family PUD pronosed to he located within 21.517 acre M -25 Tract of t~, "T'GA National" PCO and cons st of 154 detached residential cluster units. Mr. Skokowski stated this was to be built by the Channing Corporation and would be similar to the "Barclay Club". Mr. Skokowski stated each unit would have a one or two car garage and a 2 car parking apron and further stated there were 53 addtional guest parking spaces provided. The architect and landscape architect reviewed site plans and landscape plans. CITY COUNCIL ACRKSHOP MEETING, 3112187 PAGE 6 The Council will consider tt.is project for finel approval at their Regular MPY�Inn of Marc,,, au IW17, "WRISCO INDUSTRIES" TO BE LOCATED ON HYATT DRIVE OF PGA N47IONAL PUD Mr. Hank Skokowski, authorized aqent for PGA National Ventures, addressed the Council re: 16,000 so, Ft., twe s` -ry, L_';h` &Aiding, pro- posed by Wrisco Industries to be located on 1.066 acres oo "Hyatt Drive" withii, the East I65.08' of Lot 3 of the "PGA National Commerce Park" PUD, approved 11120186 by the City's Resolution 58, I986. Mr. Alan StrassIer, architect for this project, addressed the Council, reviewing architectual elevations, and Mr. Caster, landscape architect, reviewed landscaping plans. The Council requested more landscaping in the parking area, and further requested the City Engineer look at the plans for this project. The City Council requested Mr. Skokowski report at the next meeting how delivery trucks will be handled on weekends and evenings. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to discuss, the meeting adjourned at 11:45 P.M. \ APPROVAL MAYO FEE VICE MAYOR MARTINO COUNCILMAN ALDRED COUNCILWOMAN hVNROE COUNCILMAN KISELEWSKI . LINDA OSIER, DEPUTY CITY CLERK