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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes Council 010286CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING CITY OF OALM BEACH GARDENS ® ;JANUARY 2, 1986 The Regular Meeting of the City Council of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, was caller] to order by Mayor Monroe, at 8 :00 F.m., ..n the Assembly Room at the Municipal Complex, 10500 N,.rth Military Trail, Palm Beach Gardens, Plorida: and Opened with ±hn u1s,, Je n' 111 ^yia,,,,. to th& ridg. ROLL CALL: The roll wu— called by the City Clerk and present were: Mayor Monroe, Vice Mayor Kiselewski, and CounciA,nan Aldred. Councilman Martino and Councilman Feeney were not in attendancE.. City Manager John Orr and Attorney William Brant were also +n attendance. MINUTES: The minutes of the Regular Meeting of December 19, 1985, were unanimously approved by the Council, as amended. ANN,UNCEMENTS: Mayo : Monroe announced that meetings of the City's Site Plan & Appearance Review Committee, Merit System Board, ano Recreat•lon Advisory Board will convene at 7 :30 P.M., on Tuesday, January 7, 1986. ITEMS BY THE CITY MANAGER: The City Manager proposed that at their Regular Meeting of January 16, 1986, the Council approve, by Resolution, a $20.00 increase in the City's resident/ non - resident junior /single /family tennis membership rates, effective February 1, 1986, to help defray some of the operation costs. This will be workshopped at the Council's Meeting of January 9, '986. Vice Mayor Kiselewski requested the Council be provided an expenses vf�rs<Js Is revenues report on our Municipal Swimming Pool. City Council Regular Meeting, 112186 Page 2 The City Manager advised the Council monies will be expended from Account ® 01- 64.30 (office Equipr ot: for replacement of the City's irrepar,.vle cash renf,t,.r. The 36,5nn lo, ,hi- is ^aunt Were for the purchase c" a stamp machine, which also may need to be replaced this fiscal year. REPORTS. Vice Mayo: Kiselewski, member of the Palm Beach County Solid Waste Authority, VICE HAYOR reported or their meeting December 26th & 27th, 1985, in New York. They KISELEWSKI were aole to consumirate zhe $100 million bond issue, which refinances the initial bond issue, and will put enough money aside so that if the proposed Resource Recovery Facility does not go through, they'll have the finances In place to handle the waste for the County for the next 20+ years. ITEMS £Y THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL: VICE MAYOR Subsequent to discussion, the members of the Council concurred that L WSKI "Resquestino an Indemnificati ^n Mgr ^,,mcnt from the Palm deaco ~aunty 'Solid Waste Authority" on their list of "Pending Itens for Discussion" be striker. The City Manager will follow -up with Foundation Land Company - contracted Dr. James Nicholas of FAUIFIU, on the proposed joint meeting between our City and Palm Beach County on the Countv's oroposed modification to the 1983 Inter -local Agreement between them and municipalities on the road infra- structure system. T�ESOLUrIUN,: Mr. Hank ',,`�owski, authorized agent, addressed the Council re: their con - RE5001TION 1L sideration of adoption of Resolution 1, 1986, providing for the creation 198.6 of a PUD, with underlying zoning of CG -i, General Commercial, proposed to include a shopping center and be Iocat0 within the 16.55 --acre parcel on the northeast corner of the "f GA National" PO). r u City Council Regular Meeting, 112186 Page 3 Subsequent to reviewing with various professionals representing the developer ® those, modifications made to the plans pursuant to the discussions ac the Work,hrp Meeting of D4 rte 1 1985, the City Clark was dirucced to :,rhedule /advertise the Council's consideration of adnption of Resolution 1, 1986, at a Special Regular Meeting to take place at 8:00 F.M. and precede their regularly - scheduled Workshop Meeting of Thursday, January 9, 1986. In the meintim!, the aop:icant is to s„bmit data /modified plans per the dis- cussions at the current meeting, to include: further improved architectural elevations -or the rear of the plaza; compliance with the Standard Building/ Plumbing Code on public restroom facilities; comparative analysis on parking spaces, taking into consideration the total square footage of the proposed restaurants. DEDICATION OF Mr. Steve Tendrich, PGA National Project Manager, advised the Council they CITYACRE K IN "PGA are planning to have the dedication of the City's 36 -acre park in the south- east corner of the project in about three months. He requested the Council to select a name. ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION: Taking into consideration the absence of two Council members at the current meeting, the "Items For Discussion" included on the agenda (i.e., "Consolidating Planning h 7oning Cn- ,ission and Site flan & Appearance Review Comwmittee"; "Amending title of City's CPO - Commercial Professional Office District zoning classification "; and "Umbrella "Community Appearance Ordinance I'll) were postponed, until a future meeting. These items will be considered by the Council in the order they appear on the "Pending items For Discussion" published by th_� C:t.; C'lerk's office. 11 City Council Regular Meeting, 112186 Page 4 PETITIONS AND C00- NUVICATIONS: 40, Mayor Monroe acknowledged receipt of the following: ANN ILES & 1. Chr.Lstmas cards from Councilwoman of Riviera Beach Ann Iles & Famtly; and FAMILYr ILL 3, H71,Z4 J'BRIEN Bill 4 Rita O'Brien of our Fire Department. STATE DOT 2. Notice from the Mate Deparment of Transportation re: the widening the rcadway commonly known as a ^.rate � -i -A (S.R. 8111 from Burns Rodd to Northlake Boulevard. FLA. PUBLIC 5. Petition of the Florida Public Utilities Company for an increase in its UTILITIF770. T - -- rates. The hearing will be held in the West Palm Beach Chambers, at 2:00 P.M., on February i2, 1986. LAKEPARKK 4. Letter linvitation from the Lake Park Jaycees thanking the City for par- ticipating in the Christmas -lr -Dixie Parade and inviting the Council to attend the awards party on January 6, 1986 at 7:00 P.M. in the Crystal Ballroom at the Lake Park Town Hall. STATE DER 5. Notice from the Department of Environmental Regulation re: Initiation of the 5tate of Florida's Fiscal Year 1988 Public Works Program, which was referred to the City Manager. ADJOURNMENT: With no further business, the meetinn adjourned at 9:57 P.M.. MAYOR MONROE i �L'ITY CLERK L4 � -- W COUNCILMAN MARTINO COUNCILMAN ALDRED COUNCILMAN y EN'EY 11 BEFORE THE FLORIDA :,UHLIC SERVICE COMMISSION N1, 1:1. CC HEARINGS TO FLORIDA PUBLIC 11'1•ILITIES COMPANY AND ALI, 01HER INTERESTED PARTIES DOCKET NO P LTITION OE FLORIDA PGbL.IC UTrr,TTTFS COMPANY FOR A14 INCREASE IN L'IS RATES AND CHARGES 15S0ED: 12 -23 -85 NOTICE Is hereby given that tho Florida Public Service Commission will hold public hearings in the above docket on the petition of Florida Public Utilities Company for in increase in its rates and charges, The tearings will continue until all wltne5s ^s have Veen heard. PERSONS WHr) WISH_TJ PRESENT TESTIMONY ARE URGED TO APPEAR AT THE BEGINNING OF THE_ HEARING SINCE THE RF.XEIiNGW MAY BE ADJOURNED EARLY IF NO WCTNE5SES APHESF,R'I' TO TESTIFY. blast Balm Beach. TIME 2100 P:M. DATE WedneRtley, Febcuacy 12. 1986 PLACE: City Counsel Chambers City,of Went Palm'$each 200 2nd Street West Palm Beach, Florida 33402 Orange gi_yX TIMF 2.00 P.M DATE Monday, February 17, 180 PLACE, Garland Safety Complex Pol1r'e .nd Ftte Department Meet) q F—rs 22S North Holly Avenu,, orange City, Florida 32763 PURPOSI, AND PRO1'FVUid The purpose, of thc;c hrarings is to permit members of the p"ablly Ln ,live• test )MOLLY reeta•dinq thN rates and service OE l in, Ida Public IP I It Ies Cnanlany. The CITY Or these PALM ;Mn -111 prevent NOTICE Is hereby given that tho Florida Public Service Commission will hold public hearings in the above docket on the petition of Florida Public Utilities Company for in increase in its rates and charges, The tearings will continue until all wltne5s ^s have Veen heard. PERSONS WHr) WISH_TJ PRESENT TESTIMONY ARE URGED TO APPEAR AT THE BEGINNING OF THE_ HEARING SINCE THE RF.XEIiNGW MAY BE ADJOURNED EARLY IF NO WCTNE5SES APHESF,R'I' TO TESTIFY. blast Balm Beach. TIME 2100 P:M. DATE WedneRtley, Febcuacy 12. 1986 PLACE: City Counsel Chambers City,of Went Palm'$each 200 2nd Street West Palm Beach, Florida 33402 Orange gi_yX TIMF 2.00 P.M DATE Monday, February 17, 180 PLACE, Garland Safety Complex Pol1r'e .nd Ftte Department Meet) q F—rs 22S North Holly Avenu,, orange City, Florida 32763 PURPOSI, AND PRO1'FVUid The purpose, of thc;c hrarings is to permit members of the p"ablly Ln ,live• test )MOLLY reeta•dinq thN rates and service OE l in, Ida Public IP I It Ies Cnanlany. The procedute at these heal Inj�, W1II b, as CnIlnws• '11111 C',mpiny -111 prevent a' brief 1.unimary nt Lt., cu•.e and then vwfrber% or the public may present teat Imony. ADDI'TIUNAC, NOTICE. ire that the public ,5 —.3, .warn of thgsc public ha :rime+ achedu Iud In this mar ter, rloI Ida Pubt IC Ut 11 itLes Company Is directed to anr,Inse In all CUIL,"nern• bills, before these• hearings. .: notice setttnq ',,rth the time and place of 1, he,e i— „rings and d statemen' that - peisann wh,, winh to p -went '9215 `” 13 InOS if _ PARK P. 0. BOX 127 -01 LAKE 1-1101 December 17, 15b5 �- 0 FC �liyO, , A RE. Christmas in Dixie Parade Dear Commiss?oi3rrs: On behalt of the Lake Park Jaycees, I would like to thank you for participating in the Christmas in Dixie Parade again this year. I would like to invite you to attend our awards party on January 6, 1985 at 7PM -At the Chrystal Ballroom in the Lake Park Town Hall. We will be giving out the awards for the parade winners as well as having a slide show of the parade for all to see. Th,nk y.-, _, ^in for your cooperation and w. lnak yorwa -d to working with you next year. he following were parade winners: .. st High School Band: Suncoast high School Lest Junior High School: Jupiter Middle School Best_ CommOrcial Unit: NPB /PBC Jaycees Best Gquestrain Unit: Cold ConSt Arah-�on Hor;,c Club Best Youth Croup. Rainbow for Girls B—L Civi^ =r,-up: Obedieance Irazning Club Best Vehicle: Kauff's Towing Best General Unit: Palm Beach Gardens Medical Croup Best Overall Parade Theme Unit: Mc3imon Upholstery Sincerely, Linda Ril o.... io President l(��l