HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes Council 102881CITY COUNCIL
SPECIAL REGULAR MEETING
CITY OF PALL BEACH GARDENS
OCTOBER 28, 1981
U,e Special Regular Meeting of the City Council of Pala Beach Gardens was
called to order 'ay Mayor Kiedis at 7:30 P.M. in the Assembly Room, 10500
North Hilitary Traj-1, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida; and opened with the
Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
ROLL CALL: The roll was called by the City Cleric and present were: Mayor Kiedis,
Councilman Aldred, Councilwoman Monroe, and Councilman Kiselewski. City,r._`
tlmZager Jolmn Orr and Attorney George Baldwin were also in attendance.
,'ice Mayor Martino was not in attendance due to a prior ca, itn:ent.
RESOLUTIONS: 11ne City Manager reviewed With the Council the Service Employees inter-
RESOLUTION 61 national Union employment agreement ratified by its members in the City's"
1951 Public Works Departrcnt for the 1981/lq�, -isca1 Year, highlighting those
differences from last year's.
By a unaninaas vote of the Council, the City Clerk read, in full,
Resolution 61, 1931, authorizing the Triyor and City Clerk to execute an
employment agreement between the Czty and the S.E.I.U. for the 1981/1982
Fiscal Year. Resolution 61, 1981 was unanimously adopted by the Council.
1u:SOLU1'ION 6 AC their legular Air et7_ng of Nov nhc r 5, 19u1, the Council will ccrosider
1 adoption of Resolution 62, 1981, authorizing the ',faycr and City Clerk
to execute an employtn2nt agreement between the City and the Palm Beach
County Police BenCvolent Association for the 1981/1982 Fiscal Year,
provided it has been ratified by its members in the City's Police
Department.
RESODUTION 63 By a unviiinams vote of the Council, the City Clerk read, in full,
1 hl Resolution 63, 1981, recoavending to the Palen Beacb County Commission
rejection of the request of Mr. George D. Mansfield (Petitia -1 #81 -193)
for a special exception to the uses permitted in the CG- Ceneral Copmercial
District, to provido for the sale, rental, and repair of autanobiles,
including trucks, at PaLu Beach Motor Homes located on the southwest
corner of Tnterstate -95 and Northlake Boulevard. Resolution 63, 1981
was unanimously adopted by the Caancil with the word "lane" inserted in
the stead of the word "land" iii the heading and first 'V-tU F,AS" paragraphs,
the verbia„- "a type of" inserted after the word "established" in the
sixth 'WITIREAS" paragraph, and the spelling of the word "esthetics" in the
third paragraph of Section I corrected, if found misspelled.
City Cowlcil Regular Meeting, 10/23/81
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011 behalf of the Council, Councilman Kiselewski will present Resolution
63, 1931, to the County Commis,-ion during the Public bearing to prec,de
their calsideration of this request, scheduled For tomorrow morning.
During this presentatial, Councilman Kiselewski will relay to the
Commission the Council's displeasure with the usF /aesthetical value
of Palm Beach }Motor Hanes as it exists today, w rich was enabled by their
approval, in 1977, o: a special exception to sell mobile hones and
recreational vehicles (Docket '`77 -170). Also, the Council's displeasure
Twith the appearance and uses in the "Plus Ten" center, located On the
east side, of Military Trail, north of Northlake Boulevard.
C .ItI'IFIC,•1'i UN OF The City Manager reported that he received from the Palm Beach County
---------- --- -- Property Appraiser's Office certification of a modified tax base for the
City. However, the formula for using this new figure 111 establishing
, tnillage rate does not include an allowance for adjustments to
assessment values yet to be considered by the Board of Appeals. :Members
of the Council did not express objection *_^ the City Nanager's recommenda-
tion that the 3.606 millage rate adopted via Ordinance 19, 1981 and
Resolution 53, 1981, not be administratively changed.
Revamping tilt City's Off- Street Parkin,.-, ReNulations, as reconr2nded by
S'1'ItEi: CoLcic4hilan Kiselewski and (« Zx,�ldinb Official, will be workshopped by
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the Council at their meeting of November 19, i981.
P u 7_ C(z11nSS1AON IMayor Kiedis and Com- icilwonau Monroe reported on the Planning and
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nieetint; arr. on flic i:n the City ulerk's office.
,VUJCS1']l,J,7% \t. Leith no further business, the meeting, adjourned at 5:23 P.M..
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