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REGULAR MEETING
CITY OF PAI M TEACH GARDENS
MJUNF 5, 1986
The Regular Meeting of the City Council of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida,
was called to order by Mayor Aldred at 8:00 P.M., in the Asembly Room
at the Municipal Complex, 10500 North Military Trail, P81m Beach
Cardens, Florida; and opened kith the pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
ROLL CALL: The roll was called by the City CIerk and present were: Mayor Aldred,
Vice -Mayor Feeney, Councilman Kiselewski, Councilman Martino, and
Councilwoman Monroe.
MINUTES: The minutes of the Regular Meeting of May 15, 1986, were unanimously
approved, af army -nded, as Hell as the Ws.Irkshop Meeting of May 22, 1986,
as distributed. Councilwoman Monroe asked that on the minutes of May
22, 1986, on page 6, the fifth line down should be corrected to show
that the landscape architect recognized that the setbacks did not meet
the City's code. The correction was so noted.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Mayor Aldred announced that all Public Hearings to be held before the
Local Planning Agency this date were cancelled due to advertising
problems. These Public Hearings will be heard on July 3, 1986, at 8:00
P.M. by the Local Planning Agency.
Mayor Aldred announced that the Planning and Zoning Commission will meet
at 7:30 P.M. on June 10, 1986, as will the Palm Beach Gardens Fire
Department. Inc.
PROCLAMATIONS: Due to the lack of players being present at the City Council
® Meeting, the Proclamations for the various teams were postponed to later
in tho meeting.
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CALL FOR BIDS:
The City Clerk opened and read the following bids on Lengths of Fire
Nose, which was duly advertised May 21, 1986:
Company Bid Price
East Coast Fire Equipment $7240.00
Municipal Equipment Company 6990.01,
A motion was unanimously adopted to remand the above bids to the City
Manager and Fire Chief for their review and recommendation.
ITEMS BY THE CITY MANAGER:
ADMINISTRATIVE
AIDC Mr. Orr advised the Council that he was going to ask for additional
monies from Council Contingency Fund for an Administrative Aide,
however, he noted he had the money in his budget. There was no.objec-
tion by the Council.
AgfgRE STATION -
A NATIONAL Mr. Orr announced that the ground breaking for the new fire station at
PGA National was acheduled for 6P.M., Tuesday, June 24, 1986. He stated
everyone was invited and noted that light refreshments would be served
at the regula° fire station. The station would be dedicated in the
memory of Bill O'Brien.
COUNTY TRAFFIC
MODEL Mr. Orr briefly explained the W0 versus the City requirements for ser-
vice employees. The City of Palm Beach Gardens has been the only City
not to supply the numbers to the County. A discussion on traffic zones
used for the model ensued. Mr. Orr recommended that Mr. Stapleton's
figures be sent to the County to be plugged in with the figures from
surrounding municipalities.
BALLOON REGATTA Mr. Orr announced that the International Ballooning event will be at the
® PGA Sheraton on the 15th of June.
ICITY h£DICAL
INSURANCE Mr. Orr stateo that the new insurance carrier for the City (Gulf Life)
,would start on June 20, 1986.
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aanrrnMaTIONS: Mayor Aldred read proclarations proclaiming June 5, 1986 as 'Paln Beach
RW G ai'rir.nS Hioh Schm)l t- jr>h+,+n9 Lady Gators Softball Recognition Day "; June
F, 1986, as "Palm 3each Gardens High School Bowling Team Recognition
Day "; and June 7, 1986, as "Caroline Williams Palm Beach High School
Track Recognition Day".
REPORTS:
VICE-MAYOR FEENEY vice Mayor Feeney reported he attended a meeting of the Planning and
Zoning Commission on Tuesday, May 27, 1986. He further reported there
so many residents in attendance that there were not enough chairs.
COUNCILMAN
KISEL£WSKI
Couci? man Kiselewski suggested holding future Local PIanning Agency
meetings in the auditorium at the City's Community Center, with topic
involving the most public input being held first. Mr. Orr suggested
placing more chairs in the Assembly room instead of relocating the
meeting. A maximum of 71 chairs would be allowed due to the Fire
Department regulation.
COUNCILMAN
MARTINO
Councilman Martino suggested starting the Loco' PIanning Agan•; meeting
earlier; and was told by Mr. Orr that the advertisements stated a
starting time of 8:00 P.M. Convening future Local Planning AGency
meetings at 7 :30 P.M. will be considered in the future.
Councilman Martino discussed the need f the post office depot located
at City Hall and requested it at least be repainted since it was felt to
be a necessity.
COUNCILMAN
KISELEWSKI
Councilman Kiselewski requested a report on the hiring of a Code
Enforcement Officer, Mr. Orr stated he was having a difficult time
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hiring someone for the salary allocated and requested additional funds.
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® The City Council approved a salary of up to $24,000 fur a Code
Enforcement Officer by a vote of 3 ayes and 2 nays. The nay votes were
cast by Mayor Aldred and Councilman Martino.
COMWNTS FROM THE PUBLIC FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA:
MR. AL W YERS Mr. Al Myers, resident of palm 9cach Gardpos, addressed the Council with
concerns he had re: newspaper stands throughout the City and the size of
print for legal notifications.
Mr. EUGENE I\QWAK Mr. Eugene Rbwak, 1I574 Ficus Street, PBG, addressed the Council re:
various advisory boards of the City and their function.
RESOLUTIONS:
RESOLUTION 18,
86 Mr. Hank Skokowski, President of Urban Design Studios, addressed the
Council re: Resolution 18, 1986. Per the concurrence of the City
Council, the City Clerk read, by title only, Resolution 18, 1986,
creating "Preston" PUD to consist of 145 single family lots to be
located on 72.5 acres within the S -9 and 5 -10 tracts of PGA National
PCD. Resolution 18, 1986, was unanimously adopted by the City Council.
RESOLUTION 23,
1986 _ Councilman Kiseiewski stated the signs the .ouncil requested to be
removed in the windows and on the roof of this rpstaurant have not been
removed as of this date. The owner stated he misunderstood the direc-
tive of the Council and he would have the signs removed the next day.
Per the concurrence of the City Council, the City Clerk read, by title
only, Resolution 23, 1986, requesting a modification to "conditional
uses' in the CG -1, General Commercial, zoning district, providing for
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the retail salelservfce of alcoholic beverages for Ottavio's Restaurant
4 '•,.1ry.,, Inc. 23, 1586, was unanimously approved by the City
Council.
RESOLUTION 24,
1986 Councilman Kiselewski felt a variance to the requirement of 750 feet
between alcoholic beverage vendors should be given for the oroperty and
not the place of business. A discussion ensued oo changing the wording
to allow for this change. Vice Mayor Feeney felt the wording should
stay as it is as It would give the Council more control should someone
else buy the restaurant. The Council voted to keep the wording as it
appears on the resolution by a vote of 3 ayes and 2 nays.
8y a concurrence of the City Council, the .-i,y Clerk read, by title
only, P- solution 24, 1986, rncuasting a variance to the requirement or
750 feet between alcoholic beveraoe vendors by 0ttavio's Restaurant &
Lounge, Inc. Resolution 24, 1986, was unanimously approved by the City
the City Council.
RESOLUTION 25,
1986 By a concurrence of the City Council, the City Clerk read, by title
only, Resolution 25, 1986, authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to exe-
cute an Interlocal Agreement with Palm Beach County re: 5th and 6th
cents of local option gas'tax. Resolution 25, 1986, was unanimously
aoproved by the City Council.
RESOLUTION 26,
1986 Steve Mathison, authorized agent for Forbes /Cohen Properties, addressed
the Council re: Resolution 26, 1986, Councilman Kiselewski stated, and
the Council agreed, that the word "trailer" be changed to "trailers"
throughout the resolution as There were 3 trailers involved. It was
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further suggested, and agreed, that Section 3 of the resolution, which
set ::1, „e r °rlud ..a cha, ^yud to read "granted for two years, or 30 days
after the first C.O. which Is granted for the permanent construction.”
ev a concurrence of the City Council, the City Clei'c read, by title
only, Resolution 26, 1986, approving the Iocation of temporary
construction /leasinn, trailers at the site of "The Gardens" Mall, pro-
posed to be located on 100.2 -acre parcel within Foundation Land Company
PCD. Resolution 26, 1986, was unanimously approved by the City Council.
ORDINANCES:
ORDINANCE 5,
1986 Councilwoman Monroe noted a correnction at the bottom of the first page
of Ordinance 5, 1986, to remove the word "of" and should read "no one
species shall comprise more than.... ". Per the request of Councilwoman
Monroe, Mr. Orr stated trees at the Community Center were planted 40
feet apart and 20 feet apart at Foundation Land Company.
Mayor Aldred declared the Public Hearing open, which was duly advertised
May 21, 1986, and held on the zntent of Ordinance 5, 1986, which would
amend Article I. Trees, Shrubs, & Landscapinn of Chapter 31 of the
City's Code. No members of the audience addressed the Council. The
Mayor declared the Public Hearing closed.
By a unanimous vote of the Council, the City Clerk read, by title only,
on second and final reading, Ordinance 5, 1986. Ordinance 5, 1986, was
unanimously adopted by the City Council.
ORDINANCE 12,
1986 Attorney Larry Smith addressed the Council re: Ordinance 12, 1986. Per
the City Council's request, Larry Smith presented a comparison of
40 signage and parking with other restaurants in the area.
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At a meeting in the future, the Council will consider non- committment to
dba - r,erffir zoni dis,rict for PUDs.
Councilman martino requested that Attorney Smith check on what the Gust
of paving would be, If paving were required for Smith Drive the entire
distance between US Highway #1 and Ellison Wilson Road and not just
along the front of the prciect on Smith Drive, "a was told the cost
would be approximately $20,000 to pave Smith Drive to the end. The cost
of drainage improvements would be prohibitive.
Vice -Mayor Feeney pointed out that many of the roads in the area of
Ellison Wilson and US Highway #1 did not have adequate road widths and
to obtain such would be difficult. The drainage and sidewalks were
discussed at the request of Vice -Mayor Feeney. Attorney Smith requested
to be allowed to take a look at the sidewalks it,, the context of the
overall improvements which may go an the site. He questioned if they
would have room for sidewalks, as the roadway pavement may take up most
of the right -of -way. Vice -Mayor Feeney asked if the sidewalk could be
set back off the right -of -way.
Attorney Smith questioned Section 3. Sale of Alcoholic Beverages, in
particular the part relating to prohibition of night club type enter-
tainment He requested a derinition of "night club entertainment ". The
possibility of dancing after dinner was discussed and Councilman Martino
felt that would b,. an entirely different use and the traffic situation,
parking speces, etc. would have to be revisited. He cautioned Attorney
Smith that the liar in this restaurant was purely ancillary.
Councilwoman Monroe had no problem with a low -key type dancing, with one
exception: more people would be occupying the building than the scenerio
th,�t had been originally brought to the Council. She suggested cutting
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49 back on the office building space if this was their intention, to allow
for more parking spaces. Attorney Smith asked the Council to give him
some parameters in case some proprietor approached him with something
outside of these it would have to be an amendment to the PUD.
Councilman Kiselewski commented the way they have it now is very clear;
but if they open It up it would not be very clear, as to how far the
entertainment would extend.
Councilman Martino asked the City Attorney to comment on restaurants as
the primary source of revenue, with the bar being an ancillary use -
then if a dance floor is put in these places and live entertainment is
encouraged, this would change the restaurant situation which was
approved. Attorney Rrent statcc+ the--y .gerc discussing dinner music and
dancing while dinner was being served, and that it could be controlled.
40 Mr. Orr suggested allowing nightclub entertainment such as piano and
violins.
Vice-Mayor Feeney requested an aerial photo for this location be pro-
vided the Council at the next meeting.
ORDINANCE 13,
1986 There were no major comments on this Ordinance as the Council had pre-
viously discussed all their concers at their last meeting.
ORDINANCE 14,
1986 Attorney Smith stated this Ordinance dealt with the Comprehensive Land
Use Plan amendments and not the annexations. Councilman Kiselewski
inquired as to the moving of the reamining transcient trailers located
on the 12.990 -acre parcel on the southwest corner of PGA 8nulevard. The
newly enacted State Legilation does -%ot apply to this particular case.
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DR DISCUSSION:
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ZONING DESIGNATION ON 6.28 ACRES OF 1-42-19Z,
TORNEY LARRY SMITH, AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR XHN C.
Attorney Larry Smith addressed the Council, sta+ing they were requesting
an extension by a vote of four mFmhers of the Council, to extend " c
time on a Comprehensive land Use change to amend a portion of the site
on Parcels I and 4. The ,property was rezoned to M -IA, Light Industrial,
from CG -1 a number of years ago. They now wish to revert back to the
Cg -1 zoning to enable the new owners to develoc) the land with the rest
of the property, which is zoned Industrial. Mr. Orr stated it would not
hurt to go along with extending the deadline to see how the project
would look and enable the RCA Plant to bring in additional industry and
improve the drainage of the eastern boundary. Mr. Orr further stated
he would like to see the whole area planned, otherwise, they would not
be able to provide an outfall for the surrounding developments such as
Loehmann's Plaza.
Councilwoman Monroe felt the deadlines for revising the Comprehensive
Land Use Plan were k-rown and pointed out no other developer has come in
to request an extension of the deadline. Councilman Martino stated the
Council supplied a means for extensions in it's resolution
Councilman Martino wanted to know why only the 6.28 acres were being
discussed, and wanted to know if the petitioner was trying to avoid a
DRI. Attorney Smith stated he was going to Tallahassee to seek more
information re: OPI process, whereby discussions would be on what would
keep them under the DRI requirements. Attorney Smith stated the peti-
tioner was thinking about placing a hotel on this site, which he could
not do under an inr',,strial caning.
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A motion was made, seconded and adopted by a . ,)te of A ayes and 1 nay
that the request for extention of April 15, 1986, deadline for amending
the Comprehensive Land Use Plan /Map be extended for this project.
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A motion was made, seconded and adopted by a unanimous vote of the City
Council that the request for extention of April 15, 1986, deadline for
amending the Comprehensive Land Use Plan /Map be extended for this pro-
ject.
ANNEXATION OF LANDS ^f RE 1DEt%71,L PRO.7ECT Cfif7NLY KNOWN AS
"STEEPLECHASE" VIA REFERENDUM ELEr_rrONS OF CITY AND COUNTY.
The annexation of Steeplechase will be discussed at a future meeting.
NAMING OF CITY'S 35 -ACRE PARK WITHIN "PGA NATIONAL ".
The naming of the City's 36-acre park within "PGA National" will take
place at a future meeting.
There being no further business to discus3, the meeting adjourned at
12:18 A.M.