HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes Council 041086CITY COUNCIL
WDRKSHOP MEETING
CITY OF PALM BEAC" GARDENS
APRIL 10, 1986
The Workshop Meeting of the City Council of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida,
was called to order by Mayor Aldred, at 8:00 P.M., in the Assembly
Room at the 14unicipal Complex, 10500 North Military Trail, Palm Beach
Gardens, Florida; and opened with the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
ROLL CALL: The roll was called by the Deputy City Clerk and present weie: Mayor
Aldred, Vice Mayor Feeney, C,)�lncilman Kiselewski and Councilwoman Monroe.
Councilman Martino arrived during the presentation for "The Gardens"
Reginnal Shopping Mall.
ITEMS BY THE CITY MANAGER:
WN LODE The City Manager stated after meeting with the Building Ofticial it
would take app-oximateiy one to one and a half months to recommend
amendments to the City's Sign Code. it was the concensus of the Council
to hear these recommendations at the June 5, 1986 meeting.
RIGHT- TO -K&CW LAW The City Manager gave each Councilmember information re: right -to -know
Iaw, requiring the City to provide training in the identification, docu-
mentation, storage and other procedures for employees handling o_
working around chemicals. Mr. Orr felt the City would need to
appropriate some monies to bring in a consultant for these procedures.
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REPORTS:
VICE MAYOR FEENEY Vice Mayor Feeney geve a report on the PIanning and Zoning Commission
meeting he attend&d on Tuesday, April 8, 1986, stating the amendments to
the Regional Mall were approved by that Commission by a vote of 3 -0.
ITEMS BY THE W YAR AND COUNCIL
COUNCILMAN
KISELEWSKI Councilman Kiselewski referred to the Open Container Ordinance recently
passed by the County., Councilman Kiselewski requested comments from tha
City Manager and the Police Chief re: Open Container Ordinance.
COUNCILC94N
MONROE Councilwoman Monroe received a telephone call from a resident askino if
the traffic signal at Burns Road could be timed to coincide with the
® light at PGA Boulevard. Mr. Orr stated it would not be feasible at this
time, however, may be possible at some date in the future.
VICE M4YCR
FEENEY Vice Mayo Feeney rec�fved a telephone call from an elderly resident
requesting the numbers c,, 4ddresses on Northiake Boulevard be located in
some way so it would be easier to read and find an address.
COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC FOR ITEMS MAT ON THE AGENDA
SAMUEL CARSILLO Mr. Samuel Carsillo, 10063 Dahlia Avenue, PSG, addressed the Council re:
concerns he had regarding bike paths in the City.
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ORDINANCES:
ORDINANCE 4F 1986 Ordinance 4, 1986, is for the purpose of restricting the parking of
vehicles along southerly unpaved portion of Johnson Dairy Road. The
Council had no problem with the Ordinance, however, requested the Police
Chief be asked if he would have any problems enforcing this Ordinance.
ORDINANCE 7? 1986 Ordinance 7, 1986, provides for final approval, by the Council, of cer-
tain sized projects proposed to be developed under straight zoning.
The Council had no problem with this Ordinance, however, requested the
Site Plan and Appearance Review Committee be made aware of this Ordinance
before the 2nd Reading.
ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION
Subsequent to workshop the City Council established May 1, 1986, as the
date for a Public Hearing for determination re: substantial deviation
from ''Development Order" adopted 2116184 by Resolution 9, 1984,
and amended 3115184 by Resolution 23, 1984, for 458.185 - acre Foundation
Land Company (flkla Bankers Land Company) PCD.
Subsequent to workshop the City Council established May 15, 1986, as the
date for a Public Hearing for: amending Foundational Lard Company (flkla
Bankers Land Company) 458.185 - acre PCD, created 2116184 via Ordinance
5, 1984, providing for an amendment to the terms and conditions set forth
by reference to "Development Order" adopted 2116182 by Resolution 9,
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1964, r.id ),,)ended 3,'13 ;84 by Resolution 23, 1984 (to be advertised Public
Hearing amending Ordinance 5, 1984); amending "The Gardens" Regional
Shopping Mall PUD approved November 15, 1984, via Resolution 62,
I984, on 92.409 - acre parcel, by increasing size to 100.2 - acre parcel,
within 458.185 - acre Foundation Land Company (flkla Bankers Land
Company) PCD (to be non- advertised Public Hearing, amending Resolution
62, 1984); and amending "Development Order" adopted 2116184 by Resolution
9, 1984, and amended 3115184 by Resolution 23, 1984, for 458.185 - acre
Foundation Land Company (flkla Bankers Land Company) PCO (to be adver-
tised Public Hearing amending Resolution 9, 1984 and Resolution 23,
1984).
After a brief presentation by Attorney Ray Royce, and representatives
® from Forbes Cohen Properties, it was determined the following were the
amendments being requested:
To amend the approved plan to permit an increase in square
footage of the Mall by approximately 190,000 square feet.
This would involve adding additional land to the previously
approved plan, which would increase the number of parking
spaces, but would reduce the density of parking from 5.0
spaces per 1,000 square feet to 4.9 spaces per 1,000 square
feet. In return for this the square footage of the office
building area owned by Foundation Land would be reduced,
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• rr-aning the traffic irpact would be relatively the same at
peak hours. Because the size of the project has bean
increased, landscaping would be increased, but the percentage
of landscaping 4ould remain as previously approved.
Arcitecturally an abeyance has been requested from the 65
foot maximum limitati;,,n for the one area of the cupola to
an 80 foot maximum heighth.
COUNCIL SEATS
REPRESENTING A
GEOGRAPHICAL AREA After a discussion re: placing before the City's electors question of
whether they want each of the 5 Council seats to represent, i geographical
area (distrct of the City, it was decided to remove this item from the
49 "Pending Items for Discussion ".
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS:
TRAFFIC IN FRONT
OF SOVEREL MARINE Councilwoman Monroe received a letter from Don Vogel re: accidents on PGA
Boulevard in front of Soverel Marine, The City Manager stated once
Soverel Marine submits his plans for his project perhaps some further
improvements could be made re: traffic on PGA Boulevard.
AMARA SHRINE TEMPLE Mavor Aldred received a letter from the Amara Shrine Temple stating they
would be the host of the Florida Shrine Association from June 5 - 7,
1986.
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,AQJ0UR*ENT
There being no further` 1-siness to dfscuss, the meeting was adjourned at
10:00 P.M.
APPROVAL.,
WYOR ALDRED,
EVrrE 'OR\ 'Y
FEE Y
COUNCILMAN WRTiM
FEE
COUNCILAGMAN WNROE
N KISELEWSKI
LINDA KGSIER, DEPUTY CITY CLERK