HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes Council 0203832
CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING
CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
FEBRUARY 3, 1983
Tho Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of Palm Beach Gardens,
Florida, was called to order by Mayor Kiselewski at 8:00 P.M., in the
Assembly Room, 10500 North Military Trail, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida;
and opened with the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
ROLL (.ALL:
The roll was called by Deputy City Clerk and present were: Mayor Kiselewski,
Vtce Mayor Monroe, Councilman Kiedis, and Councilman Martino. Councilman
Aldred was not in attendance.
MINUTES:
The minutes of the Workshop Meeting of January 13, 1983 were unanimously
adopted by the Council.
PROCLAJ%V\TI0NS:
Mayor Kiselewski read a Proclamation proclaiming February 6 - 12, 1983 as
"Vocational Education Week ".
,ITF,iS BY TFE CITY
NIANAGRR:
CAULKING CITY
Per the request of the City Manager, the Council unanimously adopted
HALL
a motion authorizing him to expend $2976.00 for caulking of the City [fall
windows. General Caulking and Coating Company will do the work and the
monies will come from Council Contingency Fund.
EMERGENCY
Per the request of the City Manager, the Council unanimously adopted
GENERATOR
a ;notion authorizing him to expend $2400.00 for the Emergency Generator
Line that will ne installed between the Fire Department and the City Hall.
Public Works will install the lane, the monies to come from the Council
Contingency Fund.
PUMP AT PLANT
Per the request of the City [Manager, the Council unanimously adopted
DRIVE PARK
a motion authorizing im ex $2379.75 for the
g to end p pump at plant Drive,
and 1,140.00 for 80' of cable for the hook -up. Monies to come from
Council Contingency Fund.
:,r the request of the City Manager, the Council unanimously adopted
a motion authorizing him to expend $281.60 for Laws of Planning & Zoning
books to be used for reference by the Planning and Zoning Commission.
'toning will be taken from Council Contingency Fund.
City Itanager advised that Attorney Brant, Mayor Kiselewski, and himself
w--ll be out of town to a meeting in Tallahassee on February 9, 10, and
11, 1983.
City Council Regular ],Iee`.ing, 2/3/83 Page -2-
REPORTS:
'ALNYOP
Mayor Kiselewski advised the Council about the Air Quality Plan.
SEL'CiGSKT_
There eie still --Orie rt,ings to be done; request n be separated Lrom
AIR QUALITY PLAT:
Dade County so the City is considered independently, to plan litigation
to sec that the Citv is not cut out from the funds, tell Dade County to
clean up their act, form an alliance with Broward County, clarify what
the air shed as, and they agree to uphold the clean air standards.
Mayor Kiselewski talked with Jack Shreed, the Public Council, in
Tallahassee who assured the Mayor that once the proposed agency order
is given out there will be a 14 day period to react. If the rate is
not agreed upon,the City has 14 days to react.
17EMS DY :dAsQR AND COUNCIL:
COUR7CILMAN
Councilman Kiedis voiced his concern of the condition of the
KIEDIS:
intersection of A -1 -A and Burns Road. Ke would like to make an appeal
to the County or State of Transportation to get some type of emergency
action taken to improve that intersection.
VICE
Vicc• Mayor Monroe advised that she spoke with a resident of PGA National
MONPOE:
and they have concern about children attempting to travel from
PG% National over the turnpike to the City. The Mayor will follow -up this
situation by writing a letter to the Department of Transportation for
suggestions on thLS problem.
COt2-1ENTS FRO:`, THE
P7BLIC FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA:
BILL , -LnRKH M
i�:r. williar Markham, 10330 N. military :rail, Palm Beach Gardens,
spoke to the Council about moving the collection box for mail,
outside the City Hall Complex, closer to the road.
Another item of concern to Mr. [iarkham was raising of the Council's
salaries. He feels that this City's Council is the lowest paid in the
area. This Item will be brought up at a future meeting under Items
for Discussion.
PESCLUTIONS:
RLSOI,UTION 14,
~^
The Public Hearin,] was declared open by the Mayor. Attorney Thomas Yeager
1933
was present to represent Fran% Callander and Judith Anspach, owners of
The R]VerhOU =7e Restaurant. The restaurant will have hours of 11:30 A.M.
until 1:00 A.M. There will be no entertainment in this restaurant.
t.r. Ed Oliver, architect also was present, and explained the plans to the
public and Council. The Public Hearing way closed and the Deputy City Clerk
w,);: ask --�d to read Pesclution 14, 1533, permitting an a CG -1 "conditional use"
the sale of alcoholic beverages at "The River. House" restaurant proposed by
Fran', Callander & Judith An:,pach to be located at 2373 PGA Boulevard, on
City Council Regular Meeting, 2/3/83
Fa fe -3-
the north side of PGA Boulevard, abutting the west side of the Intracoastal
Am Waterway. Resolution 14, 1983 was unanimously adopted by the Council.
SCLUTION 15, The P:olic Healing ,vas declared open by the Mayor which was duly advertised
1983 and held on the intent of Resolution 15, 1983, requesting a variance to the
requirement of 750' between alcoholic beverage vendors, per petition of
"Taco Viva ", proposed to be located within "Lochmann's Plaza" at 4128 PGA
Boulevard, By the concurrence of the Council, the Deputy City Clerk read,
in full, Resolution 15, 1983, which was unanimously adopted.
RES0;r1T1O1,J 16, By the concurrence of the Council, the Deputy City Clerk read, in full,
1981, Pesolution 16, 1983, permitting as a CG -1 "conditional use" the sale of beer
and wine, for on- premise consumption, at "Taco Viva ". Resolution 16, 1983
wa-- unanimously adopted by the Council.
RESOLUTION 17, The City Manager explained how the working situation will be set up with
1983 the Urban Forester. Councilman Kiedis advised that he was not in favor
of the idea of employing an Urban Forester. Councilman Martino was in
favor of Mr, h.redis' idea. Mayor Kiselewsri and Vice Kayor Monroe were
both in favor of employing an Urban Forester. The Council decided to
postpone decision on Resolution 17, 1983 until the next regular meeting.
SOLUTION 18,
By the concurrence of the Council, the Deouty City Clerk read, in full,
3�
Resolution 18, 1983, cancelling the General Election scheduled to be held
on March 8, 1983, and declaring the candidates who qualified for City Council
Groups 1, 2, and 4, as duly elected to said offices. Resolution 18, 1983
was unanimously adopted by the Council, as amended.
ORDINANCES:
ORDINANCE If 1983
Mayor Kiselewski declared uhe Public Hearing open, which was duly advertised
January 17, 1983 and 'held on the intent of Ordinance 1, 1983, expanding the
City's Code Enforcement Board. By the concurrence of the Council, the
Deputy City Clerk was asked to read Ordinance 1, 1983, on second reading,
by title only. Ordinance 1, 1983 was unanimously adopted by the Council.
ORD1tiatCn 17,
Vayor Eiselewski voiced his concern about the wording in Section l(A),
198:
an6 advised that the wording e changed to "use of registered 9 9 g� guests in
a hotel ". Attorney Crant was asked to check into the use of leases
to determine the number of years to insert into the Ordinance.
Another suggestion made was to add the wording, "any action regarding non -
corpliance be brought before the Code Enforcement Board ". By the concurzence
of the Council, the Deputy City Clerk read, on first reading, by title only,
dirian ^e 191, ,regulaL3n7 the location of "video games" within the city. This Resolution
will be workshopped at the next workshop meeting.
City Council ReTular Ideeting, 2/3/83 page -4-
RESOLUTIONS:
Ak-
IMF 13, By the concurrence of the Council, the Deputy City Clerk read.
1983 Resolution 13, 1983, with insertions, appointing /reappointing members
to the City's Code Enforcement Board. Resolution 13, 1983 was unanimously
adopted by the Council.
PETITIONS &YID CDMhIUr;TCATIONS:
YiAyO:: Mayor Kiselewski acknowledged receipt of communications from:
KISELEWSKI
DRIVER-- LICENSE 1. Mr. Watt, Driver's License facility, money for this facility is
rACILTTY in the proposed budget for the Department of Highway Safety and
Motor Vehicles.
RAY LIBERTI 2. Mr. Ray Liberti responding to the Resolution regarding Revenue Sharing.
EXCHANGE CLUB 3. Exchange Club of the Northern Palm Beaches advising of a show at
the High School.
COUNTY COMMISSION 4. Board of County Commissioners regarding the PGA :national planning
and landscaping.
WATERFORD 5. Waterford questioning remarks made by :9r, Patrick Harkins.
DOC KEYERS o. .emo from Doc Meyers indicating that he will be having a second
Am meeting on February 15,1983 at 1050 Royal Palm Beach Boulevard for input.
T is FOR CISCUSSION:
VICE b1AYOR Vice tiayor Monroe suggested sending a form letter to board members whose
MONROE term is expiring, stating that if continued interest in that board, they
have so many days to return letter to us, otherwise the name will be taken
off the list.
CITY MANAGER The City Manager acknowledged a letter from TSorth Palm Beach stating
that they have solicited the services of Diversified Utility Company.
They are awaiting a response from Lake Park and Palm Beach Gardens.
MAYOR KISELEIdSKI Mayor Kiselewski acknowledged correspondence from Oliver & Glidden requesting
additional money for the job done on the Community Center.
ADJOU?NDIENT :
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 10:25 P.M.
i
i
February 3, 1983
1,ir. Cry,, PErARUlNG I-MI,RGE 7CY GENERATOR
Mnteri,ils n —eJcd to replace the underground direct burial existing
oiuminum line which has deteriorated so badly it has now gone to
Ground in many sections. The new line will be conn_er enclosed in
conduit and should navh an almost unlimited life.
i "�tor_ials:
800 Ft. f 1 Copper lines 1,128.00
800 Ft. h 2 Copper lines 291.52
C'00 Ft. of 1'1- _.V.C. conduit 232.00
rub-ic ',or:_s "--ll run the line underground from lire .station to
C_ty Hall and ?rank Olin's Electric Repair Service will make the elec-
tric connection,, to the generator at the Dire House end and to the
trap:fer szitches at City Hail.
t;e will - robabl- be feted with total electric company charges of about
w'300.00 to 31,000.00 for past services and re- connections of the new
l -ne. 1'hiti should rut our emergency generator system back in first
cla2c order.
The.-,c are recommendations of Howard Kuhns.
Nate,'ic1 cos,,,_. 1 1,651.52
:aectrical: „ 600.00 - > 1,00;.00
Leonard F. vine
Director; Public V.orks
17Is1