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REGULAR MEETING
CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
SEPTEMBER 15, 1983
The Regular Meeting of the City Council of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida,
was called to order by the Mayor, Dick Aldred, at 8:00 P.M., in the
Assembly Room, 105DO North Military Trail, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida;
and was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
ROLL CALL: The roll was called by the City Clerk and present were: Mayor Aldred,
Vice Mayor Kiedis, Councilman Martino, Councilwoman Monroe, and
Councilman Kiselewski. Also present were City Manager John Orr and
City Attorney William Brant.
MINUTES: The minutes of the Regular Meeting of September 1, 1983 and the minutes
of-the Workshop Meeting of September 8, 1983 were unanimously approved
as amended.
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Mayor Aldred announced that meetings of the Site Plan and Appearance Review
Committee and Comprehensive Land Use Plan Committee will convene on
September 20, 1983 and September 21, 1983, respectively, at 7:30 P.M.
®iEMS RY THE CITY MANAGER:
Per the recommendation of the City Manager, a motion was unanimously adopted
by the Council they award the bid received by Bennett Truck Equipment
Company for the purchase of a Model 500 Claw for Ford tractor loader at
the price of $9,661.80. The amount of $8,661.80 will be taken from
the Public Works Department Account #15 -64.20 and the amount of $1,000 will
be taken from Council Contingency.
The City Manager informed the Council that his recommendation re: architect
for expansion of the Police Department headquarters will take place at the
Workshop Meeting of September 22, 1983, as he was unable to receive the
information necessary to make this recommendation.
The City Manager advised that thr. I^tter Citv Attorney fill Brrai;_ s:
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A motion was unanimously adopted that the Council endorse their actions
at Lhe Workshop Meeting of September 8, 1983, as indicated in the letter
addressed to Mr. Bob Hetzel on September 12, 1983 by the City Attorney.
Mr. Doug Barlow presented a petition signed by citizens concerned re: the
Council's decision to have the Hetzel Brothers Christmas /Easter Pageants
discontinued at the site in which it is now located, on the northwest
corner of Northlake and MacArthur Boulevards. Mayor Aldred advised that
health and safety violations on this site are of vital concern to the City.
Mayor Aldred accepted the petition on behalf of the City.
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COUNCILMAN Councilman Martino reported that he attended the meeting of the Planning
MAHTINO and Zoning Commission on Tuesday, September 13, 1983. The minutes of this
meeting are on file in the City Clerk's Office.
ITETLS BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL:
COUNCILMAN Councilman Kiselewski advised that he, the City Manager, and Councilwoman
KISE,Ev!SKI Monroe attended the Palm Beach County Planning Congress meeting on
September 12, 1983. Mr. Sperry, promoter, was in attendance to discuss
"Proposition 1," which will require local governments to "roll back" most
revenues to the 1980 level and limit annual increases to five percent.
Councilman Kise]ewski requested that a future agenda include consideration of
establishing a task force committee to make recommendations to the Council re:
the need for a City - owned library.
COUNCILWO?MP N Councilwoman Monroe also reported on the September 12, 1983 "Proposition 1"
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meeting,.
In response to Councilwoman Monroe, Vice Mayor Kiedis advised that he was in
agreement with the sprigging of the front slope of the City Hall CompT_cx
with floratan St. Augustine.
VICE �1L4YOP, In response to Vice Mayor Kiedis, the City Manager advised that implementation
.FDIS of the City's Comprehensive Land Use Plan /Map will be a topic on the agenda
for the meeting of September 22, 1983.
The City Manager, in response to Vice Mayor Kiedis, informed that there have
ceen no applications received by the City for commercial electronic games
since the adoption of the Ordinance providing; for them as a "conditional use ".
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COP' ENTS FROM THE
PUBLIC FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA:
JAMES ORELL
Mr. James Orell, 4407 Lilac Street, Palm Beach Gardens, advised that the
probler^ he ,'elated at the Regular Meeting of Augus° 18, 1983 1e: Perry
Cable TV's service has been resolved.
Mr. Orell also voiced concern re: the maintenance of our City's small pre-
school tot lots, which was referred to Mr. Doug Hood, Director of
Recreation and Parks.
ORDINANCES:
ORDIN0CE 9,
Councilwoman Monroe advised that she will be voting against the adoption
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of the City's Budget for the 1983 /84 Fiscal Year as proposed, as she feels
there should be "line items" for a City Planner and also for the replacement
of five police cars instead of four as recommended by the City's Chief of
Vehicular Maintenance.
Mayor Aldred declared the Public Hearing open, which was duly advertised
on August 21, 1983 and September 12, 1983, and held on the intent of
Ordinance 9, 1983, providing for the adoption of the 1983/84 Fiscal Year's
Budget. By a unanimous vote of the City Council, the City Clerk read
Ordinance 9, 1983 on second and final reading by title only. A motion was
passed by a vote of four ayes and one nay the Council adopt Ordinance 9, 1983
with Councilwoman 17onroe being opposed.
ORDIIiA`JCrS 10 &
The Public Hearing was declared open, which was duly advertised on August 23,
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30, and September b, 13, 1983, and held on the intent of Ordinances 10 and 11,
1983, providing for the annexation of .42 -acre and .45 -acre parcels,
respectively, on the north side of PGA Boulevard, west of U.S. #1, under
PUDs with CG -1 zoning. Attorney Alan Ciklin, authorized agent for Dr. Joseph
Giurato and Southern Florida Banko, respectively, was present and addressed
items of concern that were voiced by the City Council at the Workshop Meeting
of September 8, 1983. Attorney Ciklin presented a signed letter of intent
for a cross parking agreement between the petitioners of these two parcels of
land. There being no comments from the public, the Public Hearing was closed.
By a unanimous vote of the Council, the City Clerk read Ordinance 10, 1983
on second and final reading, by title and the paragraphs of Sections 3 and 5,
as revised. A motion was passed unanimously for the Council's adoption of
Ordinance 10, 1983, as revised. By a unanimous vote of the Council, the
City Clerk read Ordinance 11, 1983, on second and final reading by title
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along with the reading; of Section 5 added. A motion was unanimously approved
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for the Council's adoption of Ordinance 11, 1983, as amended to include
the paragraph of Section 5.
ORPANCE 121 Mayor Aldred declared the Public Roaring open, which was duly adiertioed
1983 on August 30, 1983 and held on the intent of Ordinance 12, 1983, providing
for revised rates for basic service, as requested by Perry Cable TV.
Ordinance 12, 1983 was unanimously adopted by the Council.
ORDINANCE 13, By a unanimous vote of the Council, the City Clerk read Ordinance 13, 1983
1983 in full, on first reading. Ordinance 13, 1983 provides for an extension of
the permissible time for completion of the PUD, with underlying zoning of
CPO, created on 4.50-acre parcel on the south side of PGA Blvd., west of
the Drivers License Facility, by Ordinance 13, 1982. A Public Hearing and
the Council's consideration of adoption of Ordinance 13, 1983 will take
place at the Regular Meeting of October 6, 1983.
ORDINANCE 14, Ordinance 14, 1983 provides for the creation of the "Georgian Mews" multi-
family PUD proposed to consist of 118 units and be located on 11.79 -acre
parcel on the southeast corner of Lilac Street and North Military Trail.
Mr. John Rose, 4401 Holly Drive, Palm Beach Gardens, expressed concern re:
® the provision for a buffer area along the south side of this project, which
borders the back of his and other single family residences.
mr. Frank Ryan, Attorney, was receptive to Mayor Aldred's suggestion that the
representatives for "Georgian i]ews" meet with the residents of Holly Drive whose
nomes will abut this project to discuss their ideas re: this buffer area.
Mr. Bill Markham, 10330 North Eilitary Trail, Palm Beach Gardens, questioned
the location of 125 feet north from the south boundary line of this project.
The representatives will respond to this concern re: the possibility of a
utility easement running throw these lands.
Councilman Kiselewski advised he spoke with Mr. Tim Messler, Engineer, regarding
traffic circulation /parking concerns. Mr. Kiselewski also had concern about the
draft of the covenants proposed for this project, received by Attorney Ryan.
By a unanimous vote of the Council, Ordinance 14, 1983 was read on first
reading, by title only, by the City Clerk. A public hearing and the Council's
consideration of adoption of Ordinance 14, 1983 will take place at the
Regular Meeting of October 6, 1983.
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ORDP:I'NCE 15, 1 =y a unani,aous vote of the Council, Ordinance 15, 1983 was read by the
1933 C.ty Clerk, on first reading, by title only. Ordinanc° 15, 1983 provided
® for tho annexation of a .3-,-r--(- parcel on the northeast corner of Bomar
Drive and Ellison Nilson Road and simultaneously zones same POD with under -
lvi,i,-, .r, ::inF of CM. A Public Ilearinr', and the CourECrl's consideration of
adoption of Ordinance 15, 1983 will take place at the Regular 1..etir.
of October 20, 1983.
Is.IOL�710'i 60, By the concurrence of the Council, Resolution 49, 1983, appointing; /reappoint --
1' ir.0 members and apj)ocnting an alternate member to the City's Plar;ning and
Zoning Commission, was read in full by the City Clerk. Resolution 49, 1983
was unanimously adopted by the Council.
I,OL -i1J'! 53, By the concurrence of the Council, the City Clerk read Resolution 50, 1983,
- it full, appointinL, members to the City's Beautification & Environmental
Committee. Resolution 50, 1983 was unanimously adopted by the Council.
i3SOLIfiI); 5; ',y the concurrence of the Council, Resolution 51, 1983, appointing an
nl`ernate member to the City's Zoning Board of Appeals, was read, in full,
C,., the City Clerk. Resolution 51, 1383 was unanimously adopted by the Council
?3CL.i'_L',? , the concurrence of the Council, Pesolution 52, 1983 was read, in full,
requestins the Count; Commission to naive the two -year period for use of a
.42 -acr,r pare -1 annexed 10 POD, with CG -1 underlyirF zoninm by
urdimnce 10, 1933. Pesolution 52, 1Q83 U,as unanimously adopted by tM
City Co'�Incil.
RESOLU'rinn 55
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the Caty Cler',: r. ri in full. Re.olurlon 53, 1983, requesting the County
Cumrni.•:,iun to uaivc th„ two -yuar p, -rlud Ie..>r usr of a
as PUD, ;T r_h CC; -1 indzrlying coning, by Ordinance 11, 1983.
Resolution 53, 1,83 was adopted by the City Council unanimously.
3y the concurrence of the Council, the Mayor read, in full, iesolution 55,
1 }83, lr�,in,',:i t-ix of '.i5) mill: on non - exempt real and personal pror)rrty
within thQ' Clty. nec,olution 55, 1983 was unanimously adopted ty t}i_. Council.
Ey the concurrence of the Council, Fesolutton 56, 1983, increasing the
annual ,a1ary of the City Manager, was read by the City Clerk in full.
R.ersoh.t!ai 56, 1983 ,ns adopted unanimously by the City Council.
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RESCL31TION 57, By the concurrence of the Council, the City Clerk read, in full,
Resolution 57, 1983, reappointing various department heads, assistant
department heads, and officers of the City. Resolution 57, 1983
was adapted by the City Council by z u i3ni;,:o;:a vot � ,
i;G:OLUTIO[] `` Dy the concurrence of the Council, Reso7 rtzo 5', 10 ,d, rstnblic•hing a
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minimum and maximum salary for ,lob classifications, was read by the
City Clerk, in full. Resolution 5d, 1113', wa, ur:ani:ously adopted by the
City Council,
L iS FCh DISCUS" IM :
AFPOINT,]E'NT Subsequent to a discussion regardin:T *he liaisons to the City's Advisory
CI CITY'S TO Boards, it was decided that '•a•or Aldred would be responsible for the
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BOARDS ^Nest System Board; Vice P1 ,)yor John Kicdas will be responsible for the
Site Plan and Appearance Review Co:Lnit,tee, ZonanE7� Board of Appeals, and Code
Dhforcement Board; Councilman hike Martino will be responsible for Recreation
Advisory Baord, Representative to PBGYAA, and the Planning, and Zoning
Commission; Councilwoman Nonroe will be resoo-..ible for P3G High School
Advisory Council and the Area Planning : ioard; and Council,,an Donald
Kiselewski will be responsible for thy PAC `solid Waste Authority, Landscape
Am Committee of Adjustments, Beau tificatv-n ;:n: Environmental Committee, and
Palm Beach County Netropolitan Plannin7 Or,,anicatlor " ".
PE•TITIU! ' A']!) COKUNTCATIONS:
Hayor Aldred acknowledged receipt of ',Ii-
1. A letter advising that they have _ . _er:da'. ,. :eir ^crvace to include
the development of 11= rlUjood in the • :'
i7!'11CIP1P L LEACi_; 2. ." i r _voLo= ,) F ' —,r, _ 11 1 1. submitted.
15 Y, DY,'RYCH, 3. A letter addre,-, n1-, itr ^ao of cone -! -i. of ~h -_ CauricAl rc: their plans for
Z 'r;YI1J annexation /creation of a PI;D w-'t, un7- rlyirn_ zoninF of CPO on the north-
east corner of Eornar, Prar•� ind -:^o: ',-load.
rDJOUR'TIE: IT. There beini no further itcns for dl c -,s: oi. rotio tras unanimously adopted
to adjourn at 10:0? P ",r.
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