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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes Council 083181C ROLL CALL: PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED USE OF ANTICIPATED FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUNDS 11 LJ CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS AUGUST 31, 1981 The Special Meeting of the City Council of the City of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, was called to order by Mayor Kiedis at 7:30 P.M. in the Assembly Room, 10500 North Military Trail, Palm Beach Gardens, Flor,.da; and opened with the 'Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. The roll was called by the City Clerk and present were: Mayor Kiedis, Vice Mayor Martino, Councilman Aldred, Councilwoman Monroe, and Councilman Kiselewski. The City Manager was asked to discuss his reasons for choosing the figures for the proposed expenditures. All the figures have been checked before hand as to correct amounts needed. The public da_ asked for their input on suggestions for the monies. Joe Dolan from the Beautification and Environmental Committee spoke on behalf of the committee. They felt that a higher sum should be allocated to the committee, Suosequent to further discussion as to how the extra money would be spent by that committ >a, the City :tanager was asked to change the figures in the B & E CO;rar.ittee account to 52,000.00 from $1,1,00.00 and the Adranistratkon account from $3,026.00 to 2,026.00. The amount for clay for the ballf;elds was questioned. The figure was calculated by the ton, with a plan of 16 tons to be used. It was decided that the amount allocated to the account for clay for the ballfie?as would De sufficient. There were no further comments from the public, so the Public Hearing was closed. The council asked the City Manager about specific details as to what the monies in each account would be spent on. A motion was made to make the corrections on the H & E Committee account and the Administration account with the difference of $1,000.00 higher and lower L =spectively. City Council Special Meeting August 31, 1981 -2- E PLAN FOR The intention of this hearing this date is to try to make some COMMUNITY CENTER AND SWIMMING POUL final decisions on the overall site plan for the 12 acre sight including the community center and the pool and make some decisions on the parking requrremen'_s. The Council was given some information on costs being generated. The locations were described to the Council with the plans for landscaping, According to code there should be approximately 115 parking spaces. A contractor that is working with the City on this project gave a free cost estimate of approximately $16,884.00. Air conditioning would additionally be about $7200, the wall thickness would need to be increased because of lateral stability. The total cost would then be approximately S25,000 to $26,000. An additional $22,000 - $25,000 for a lift station which is fairly accurate at this point. An additional $25,000 to $26,000 for the raising of the meeting rooms. The additional parking, paving, and walkways, etc., ei¢her wav it is located, it would need to be figured at an additional $10 n00. An approximate $60,000 cut will be needed out of the budget for this protect. Subsequent to a lengthy discussion on various phases of the project it was decide6 to further diecuss other topics at the next Workshop Meeting of the Council. TAX INCFrASE A woman from the audience who is a resident of the City had soire questions about the notice o*_ tax increase which were answered by I the City Manager. The City Manager also explained the millage rate proposed for the upcoming year. After a lengthy discussion between the residents, Council, and City Manager about proposed tax increases, the residents were satisfied with the answers they received, so it was decided to go to the next item on the agenda. City Council Special Meeting August 31, 1981 J&ANCED LIFE The City Manager discussed briefly the problems of the advanced SUPPORT SERVICES life support services. He suggested finding out if Inter -City will be staying in business because a resolution was passed authorizinc the expenditures of money provided the other municipalities went along with it. As of this date Inter -City is still operating. The City Manager felt there was no way to allocate funds for something that is not known whether it will be operating or not. If the city had to support it alone it would cost approximately $90,000. Old Dixie could not guarantee answering every call in the City. They do not have enough vehicles to cover the whole area. It was suggested to help out with the basic life support_ and then sometime in the middle of the year look to advanced life support. It was agreed upon to again send the County a copy of the Resolution to voice the opinion of the Council and the City. PROPOSED 1981/ The City Manager briefly outlined the proposed budget for the 1-982 _ BUDGET FOR POLICE DEPT. Police Department for the fiscal year 1981/82 and the use for each appropriation of money. There were no questions from the audience, and there was a brief discussion between the Council. Subscquent to no further discussior. the meeting was adjourned. Pespectfully submitted, Linda 14. Ard City Clerk J -3-