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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes Council 112086L/ CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING rrTY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS hi'IVEMBER 20, 19d6 Tne Regular Meeting of the City Council of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, was caIIed to order by Mayor Aldred at 8:00 P.M., in the Assembly Room at the Municipal Complex, 10500 North Military 7rai1, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida: Pnd opened with the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. ROLL CALL The roll was called Uy the f)eputy City Clerk, and present were: Mayor Aldred, Vice ,Mayor Feeney, Councilman, Martino and Councilwoman Monroe. Councilman Kiselewski was not in attendance as he wj.; out of town. APPROVEL OF MINUTE5 The minutes of the Workshop Meeting of October 23, 1986, and the Regular Meeting of November 6, 1986, were unanimously approved by the City Council. ANNOUNCEMENT5 Mayor Aldred announced there would be a meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission on Tuesday, November 25, 1986, at 7.30 P.M. Mayor AldrpJ announced the City's Administrative Offices will be closed an November 27th and 28th, i,, observance of Thanksgiving. CALL FOR BIDS Th- City Manager opened and read aloud the fo_'lowing bids for one (1) new 4ttack f:Lass Vehicte for the Fire Department, duly advertised 140vember 5, 1986: Zen 8 Fire Equipment Corporation of Bradenton Florida - 1987 Pierce Initial Attack Pumper per sperificatiors - $45,949 Delivery - 180 -210 calendar days Ll City Council Regular Meeting, 11/20/86 Page 2 Saisb-ry Fire Equipment Corporation of Ki.l• - 1 Custer„ Wilt Main Pumper per specifications - $40,562.00 Cabin Chassis {separate bid) - $12,520 Total price - $53,082 Delivery of complete unit to Palm Beach Gardens by a certified training engineer add $1500. Delivery - 60 -90 working days By a unanimous vote of the Council, these bids were remanded to the City Manager and Fire Chief for their recommendation. ITEMS B; THE CTTv MANAGER MUNICIPAL LEAGUE The City Manager stated a de ^ision was needed on whether the City should join the Municipal Leanue for another year. He sated the Municipal League was in the process of recommending members for various boards, and Councilman Kiselewski would not he recommended for reappointment to the Solid Waste authority unless the City was a member of the Municipal League. By a unanimous vote of the Council, the City of Palm leach GardenG wlII Jo-in the °;_° ar;other year. r4ayor Aldred wilI draft a letter and a resolution to be s °nt to the Municipal League outlining the Council's concerns, including evening meetings and voting prorprlurr -. LEiTEP TO POSTMASTEH Mr. Orr stated a letter was sent to the Postmaster re: their vehzctes driving on bicycle paths on Military Trail. The Post Office has sent a letter to residents on Militar; Trail stating they would not ",livrr mail unless choir mai ?boxes were relocated. The Mayor requested th -, City Manager obtain a copy of the letter mailed to residents or, Military Trail City Council Regular Meeting, 11/20/86 Page 3 and stated the Council will rescind their action to have these vehicles tickLcad. T1e Mayui will then write a letter to our State Representative to determine if there are any other solutions. REPORTS COUNCILMAN MARTINO Councilman Martino reported attending the Loxahatchee Council of GovernmPnt,, where the main topic was crack cocaine. Councilman Martino brought to their attention the results of the election in each nxxticipality re: Planning Council, requesting their results, land - fill problems in the south end of the County, and our interest in pursuing single member districts for the County Commission. Councilman Martino briefly discussed other items mentioned at this meeting. UNCILWOMAN NROE Councilwoman Monroe stated she did not attend the Solid Waste Authority meeting, however, briefly discussed landfill sites mentioned at that meeting. VICE MAYOR FEENEY Vice Mayor Feeney stated he received a copy of Neil Smith and Associates, Development of Model Landscape Code for South Florida promoting water con- servation and methodology implementation plan for code adoption. Jice Mayor Feeney stated it was available for review by anyone interested. ITEMS BY MAYOR AND COUNCIL COUNCILWOMAN MJNROE Councilwoman Monroe requested information re: what has been done on the landscape beautification interviews. The City Manager stated he has not received the minutes from the Beautification and Environmental Committee, and could not make a recommendation until the minutes were received. City Council Regular. Meeting, 11/20/86 COMMENTS FROM THE 8LIC FOR ITEMS T ON THE AGENDA Page 4 LOU KLEIMAN Mr. Lou Kleiman, 4374 Elm Avenue, Palm Beach Gardens, complained to the City Council that the people'in the audience could not hear Khat the Council was discussing. The Council directed the City Manager to make a recommendation to the Council by the first meeting in January on ways to improve the sound problems in the Assembly Room. RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTION 53, 1986 Mayor Aldred declared the Public Hearing open, which was duly advertised November 5, 1986, Mr. James L. Swiatek, owner of First Stop Auto Parts, located at 4223 Northlake Boulevard, addressed the Council re: his peti- tion for a conditional use. The Council expressed concern that customers of the auto store may use parts, oil, etc. in the parking lot and leave trash. Mr. Swiatek agreed to discourage customers from doing repairs in the parking lot. Per the concurrence of the Council, the Deputy City Clerk read, by title only, Resolution 53, 1986, a modification to the "conditional uses" in the CG -1, General Commercial, zoning district, based on the ;petition of Mr. James L. Swiatek, Lessee, to permit as a conditional use the retail sale of automobile parts and accessories within the second and third units of a four -unit building located at 4223 Northlake Boulevard. Resolution 53, 1986, was unanimously adopted by the City Council. RESOLUTION 54, I986 Hank Skokowski, President of Urban Design Studio and authorized agent for PGA National Ventures, addressed the Council re: Heather Run. He stated the three issues that concerned the Council at the Iast meeting were: City Council Regular Meeting, 11/20/86 Page 5 RESOLUTION 55, 1986 Mr. Hank Skokowski, President of Urban Design Studio and authorized agent for PGA National Ventures, addressed the Council re: "Ryder Cup Villas Nor th ". Per the concurrence of the Council, the Deouty City Clerk read, by title only, Resolution 55, 1986, creating "Ryder Cup Villas North" multi- family PUD, proposed to consist of 66 condominium units and be located within additional parking for gur " accommodations; detailed consideration of the over . -.Pace plan and cuns.idvavatlon of the recreational improvements; and the further review of the City Forester. Mr. Skokowski stated they have added 4 additional paved parking spaces at the recreational clubhouse, making a total of 12 in that area. In additional there are 12 additional areas scattered throughout the site. Mr. Skokowski stated the builders conclusion re: recreational improvements, was to participate in the overall recreational improvements available throughout PGA National. A detailed landscaping plan was submitted to Mr. Iles, and he had no objections to the proposals. The Council requested all reserve parking areas be paved instead of being reserved. Mr. Skokowski agreed to install a small recreational facility for tots within the project. The Council directed the Deputy City Clerk to delete Section 4 of Resolution 54, 1986, pertaining to reserved parking areas, and to renumber subsequent sections. Per the concurrence of the Council, the Deputy City Clerk read, by title only, Resolution 54, 1986, creating "Heather Run" multi- family PUD, pro- posed to consist of 104 townhouse units and be located on southern 17.107 acres of M -21 Tract of PGA National PCD. Resolution 54, 1986, was unani- mously approved by the City Council. RESOLUTION 55, 1986 Mr. Hank Skokowski, President of Urban Design Studio and authorized agent for PGA National Ventures, addressed the Council re: "Ryder Cup Villas Nor th ". Per the concurrence of the Council, the Deouty City Clerk read, by title only, Resolution 55, 1986, creating "Ryder Cup Villas North" multi- family PUD, proposed to consist of 66 condominium units and be located within City Council Regular Meeting, 11120186 Page 6 10.45 -acre M -11 Tract of the PGA National PCO. The City Council requested Section 4 of Resolution 5.5, 1986, be removed as there were no planned reserved parking spaces for this project, and subsequent sections be renumbered. Resolution 55, I986, was unanimously approved by the City Council. RESOLUTION 56, 1986 Mr. Hank Skokowski, President of Urban Design Studio and authorized agent for PGA National ventures, addressed the Council re: amendment to "Preston." Single Family P$1D. Mr. Skokowski presented a plan to the Council showing which lots in this project would be requiring the variance to the side - yard - setback, with a total of 24 lots. Per the concurrence of the City Council, the Deputy City CIerk read, by title only, Resolution 56, 1986, amending 'Preston" Single Family PUD created 615186 via Resolution 18, 1986, providing for variances to the side- yard - setback requirements of the underlying zoning classification of RS -3 Single Family Residential. Resolution 56, 1986, was unanimously approved by the City Council. RESOLUTION 57, 1986 Per the concurrence of thn City Council, the Deputy City Clerk read, by title only, Resolution 57, 1986, approving the Plat of "Preston" Single Family PUD created 615186 by Resolution 18, 1986, on 72.5 acres within S -9 and S -10 Tracts of PCA National PCD. Resolution 57, IFS, was unanimously approved by the City Council. RESOLIJ7ION 58, 1986 Per the concurrence of the City Council, the Deputy City Clerk read, by title only, Resolution 58, 1986, approving the Plat of "PGA National Commerce Park" PUD created on 33.45 acres of Commerce Park Tract of PGA National PCD, Resolution 58, 1986, was unanimously approved by the City Council. City Council Regular Meeting, 11120186 Page 7 RESOLUTION 59, 986 Per the concurrence of the City Council, the Deputy City Clerk read, by tit., , &nly, 4esoluCluo 59, 1586, naming the .:ity -owned 36 acre recreational park within southeast corner of PGA National PCD. Resolution 59, 1986, was adopted by the City Council by a vote of 3 ayes, with Vice Mayor Feeney abstaining. The name of the park will be Palm Beach Gardens PGA National Park. ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION The City Attorney ruled SovereI Marine Harbour, Inc. would appear before the City Council subsequent to appearing before the Site Plan and Appearance Review Committee re: Security Fencing, referencing Ordinance 7, I986, ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned at 0 10:29 P.M. APPROVAL MAYOR ALDREDD VIC ORR NEY COUNCILMAN MARTINO U `9Wtn VN KISELEWSKI LINDA KOSIER, DEPUTY CITY CLERK �/ L fair COUNCILMAN MONROE 4