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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes Council 030680CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS MARCH 6, 1990 The Regular fleeting of the City Council of Palm Beach Gardens etas called to order by Ilayor Samuel Laurie at 8:00 P.rl. in the Assembly Room, 10500 North Military trail, Palm Beach Garden;, Florida: and opened with the Pledge of Allegiance ro the Flag. ROLL C'lLL: The roll vas called by thF City Clerk and present were: Mice Ilayor Viedis, COLMC3linan Nartino, Councilman Feeney, and Councilman Aldred. City Manager John nrr ano Attorney Willinm Brant were ,rlso in att- ndince. Mayor Laurie ua,, not in attendance. !1INUTES: The minutes of the February 21. 1980 Regular fleeting were unanimously approved by the C01AnC13, as uritten. The minutes of the llorkshep 11er.tinq of February 28, 1980 were unanimously approved by thr- Council, as amended. AN%JU \lE,-V,TT , V:ee Mayor t:icdi:, announced the folloving: The City's Ceneral and Special Referendum Elections Brill take place on luucdry, flnrrh l I, J9BU, hrt.weeu thr, hours of 7:00 A.!1. rind 7:00 P. fl. . A mretin,r of th w Ctty 's 1 i rc DrhartTenL w� 11 I nkc, pincr in 1uc_,da} , March 11, 1980. at 7:30 PAl- and a meetirig of the City'; Ru�iutification and Environmental Committee wi11 take place nn k,'ednesda }. Form 12, 1780 at 7:30 P.11.. The absentee ballots for the City's General and Speci l 'h: f, ra :lrctions rjill be canvassed at 5:00 P.11. on Vedncsday, fl-irch 12, 1990. RESOLUTTO`I; P a .inanimous vote of thi- Council, the Citv Clerk read in full Resolul i RESOLUTION 14, J,, 19813, arnrnding the fity':, Resolution 13, 1979 to provide fur in rxtcn- :ion of nne year that tyre Trin.ty United rlethodist Church may u;,e a mobile hooc. on its aremises at 9625 N. Nilitary Trail under the "Vandal Uatch Program ". Re:;oluticr 14. 1980 was unanimously adoptee by the Council. RESOLUTION 15_ By a unanimous vote of the Coun, -i1, the City Clerk read in full Resolution 1980 _ J5, 1980, appointing a member to the City's Beautification and Environmental Committee. Resolution 15, 1980 wa,; unanimously adopted by the ''ouncil with the name "Jack Uhite" inserted in the black of Section 1. City Council Regular Meeting, 3/6180 Page 2 ORDINANCC5: By a unanimous vote of the Council, the City Clerk read on first reading 2z by title only, Ordinance 2, 1980, providing for the anneyation of a 7.71- ®ORDINANCE 1980 acre parcel of land located on the southwest corner of RCA Boulevard and Prosperity farms Road within Section 8 -42 -43 with the zoning classification of CN - Neighborhood Commercial. This Ordinance is based on the request of Mr. Kieran Kilday, authorized agent for Mr. Charles; Lamn, Trustee, and will be further discussed at the Workshop Meeting of Harch 27, 1980, ORDINANCE_3r By a unanimous vote of the Council, the City Clerk read on first reading 1980 by title only, Ordinance 3, 1980. providing for the rezoning of a 27.222 - acre parcel of land located on the west side of Prosperity farms Read, south or PGA Boulevard within Section 5 -42 -43 from RNH - Mobile Home District LO RM - `tedium Density Residential District. This Ordinance is based on the request of Mr. Hank Skokawskl, authorized agent, for Mr. David Hendel, and ulll be further discussed at the Workshop Meeting of March 13, 1980. ORDINANCL 4, By a unanimous vote of the Council, the Clerk read by title only, on 19-80 first reading, Ordinance 4, 1980. This Ordinance amends the City's Site Plan and Apperance Revieu Code by clorafyirig as to what magnitude an existing building, other than an single family horse, can be altered/improved without the plsris being required to be submitted to the Committee For their consideration of approval: and has beer submitted to the City's Building Offlriad and the Site Plan and Appearance Review Committee for their perusal, recommendations, prier to the Council's consideratinn of its adoption at the Regular Meeting of April 3. 1980. Ordinance 4, 1980 will be work - hopped by the Council at their meeting of March 27, 1980. PETITIONS AND COHNUNICATIONS: PETITION FOR Mr. George Hilliard, 3311 D S. Meridian Way, PBG, pr-c;un'c.c . founcil a SAL FACILITIES petition with signatures of 76 residents of Sandalwood I, requesting that EAST OF FEC ''immediate steps be taken by the Council to provide or develop part, RAILROAD recreational space, which is more easily and safely accessible to resiri rLs residing on the eastern boundaries of the City, Past of the FEC Railroad tracks ". ((his petition has been attached and made a part of these minutes.) The City Manager was requested to contact the Palm Beach Junior College to find oat whether or not the recreational facilities that will be lorded at their north campus on PGA Boulevard will be available for public use. ty Council Regular Meeting, 316180 Page S P. B. COUNTY Vice Mayor Kiedis acknowledged receipt of a communication from Mr. John C. 77KNOWLEUGSk — —x430 - -bury, County Administrator, advising that at their meeting of February 26, 1980, the Board of County Commissioners officially received and filed the City's Resolution 4, 1980, urging all governmental entities in Palm Beach County to develop a cemprehcnsive mass transit program. REPORTS: Vice Mayor Kiedis, Councilman Feeney, and Councilman Aldred reported on the JOINT MEETING OF Joint meeting of the Council and Recreation Advisory Board that took place RE1 AD -[iWD & on Wednesday, March 5, 1980. The topic of discussion was the City Community CITY COUNCIL Center that may be considered for a Special Referendum Election in the future. The minutes of this meeting will be placed on file in the City Clerk's office. COUNCILMAN Councilman Aldred reported on the Energy Management Conference he and the ALDRED City Manager attended on February 29, 1980. This conference was cosponsored ENERGY MANAGE- by the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council and held at the Jupiter MEN1` CONFERENCE Beach Hilton. TTEMS BY THE CITY MANAGER: PURCHASE OF Per the recommendation of the City f1anager, the Council unanimously adopted Am lIIEROFIC47 READER — a motion that he be authorized to expend $205 From the Council Contingency Account for the purchase under state contract a' a rBruiunq -brand microfiche reader. FIRE DEPT. The Council approved the request of the Fire Department to :3pon ^or a ';heldon S P 0 NS=i Amusement Carnival at lake Catherine on March IP, through March 23, 1980. The �— Proceeds from this carnival will go to the Pala Beach Gardens Fire Depart- ment. Inc.. PURCHASE OF The Council approved the request of tiler. Ed Weimer. PresidenL of the PRG ,PEAKER SYSTEM FOR SENOR CIT- Senior Citizens Club, by authorizinq the City Manager to expend $300 from iZCN_ C`�ROUr the Council Contingency account for the purchase of a speaker system foz the organ zation's use. ITEMS BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL: COUNCTLfIAN Councilman Feeney suggested that the City's Offacial Zoning Mlp reflect the f EENE1 undedicated /private streets vithin the City; and that in the meantime, the UNDEDICATED STREETS ON Policf- Department ascertain street maps or aerials of the City that reflect ZONING MAP ,th the private and public streets. UPGRAGING OF Councilman Feeney suggested that the municipal complex's identifying sign I1 . COMPLEX'S IDENTIFYING at the entrance on Burns Road be restored to its arirlinal state. 5IGN City Council Regular Meeting, 316180 11 11 P AJL 4 REQUEST FOR Mr, George Hilliard, 3311 D S. Meridian Way, PBG, addressed the Counc ADDITIONAL MAIL- suggesting that the postal authorities be requested to locate additioi BOXES mailboxes within the City. The City Manager was requested to take ca this. ADJOURNMENT. With no further huslness, the meeting adjourned at 8:47 P.M.. MAYOR LAURIE 7/CE MAYOR KIEDIS CITY CLERK COUNCILMAN ALDRED ` COU ILMAN FEENEY COUNCILMAN MARTINO ® We the undersigned, being voters and .residents of the City of Palm Beach Gardens, hereby petit-on the City Council as duly elected representatives to take action on the following: 1. There are currently no recreational facilities available to residents residing in thQ eastern portion of thu city which lies beyond the FEC Railroad tracks. 2. The present recreation facilities provided for residents all. lie outside of the above boundary line and arc not easily accessible to the residents due to the fact that one must cross both Alternate A 1 A and the railroad tracks. Accesn is considered to be hazzardous and dangerous for children_ 3. Therefore, the undersigned request that the City Council take immediate steps to provide or dcvelop nark and recreational space which as more easily and safel, access- ible to residents res:dxng on t1 -ic: eastern boundaries of the city, east of the cEC Railroad Tracks. NAME //i /� � .9? ADDRESS331io_s . LI !1 � S �,Q S�. _Ell (V/ 33� D s(5 '312 -0 D /''4 j ti o.an S a - W2 0 We the undersigned, being voters and residents of the City of Palm Death Gardens, hereby petition the City Council as duly elected representatives to take action on the following: 1. There are currently no recreational .facilities available to residents residing in the castcrn portion of the city which lies beyond the FEC Railroad tracks. 2. The present recreation facilities provided for residents all lie outside of the above boundary line and are not easily accessible to the residents due to the fact that one must cross both Alternate A 1 A and the railroad tracks. Access is considered to be hazzardous and dangerous for children. 3. Therefore, the undersigned request that the City Council take imm-�diate steps to provide or develop park and recreational space which is mire easily and safely access- ible to residents residing on the eastern boundaries of the city, east of the FEC Railroad Tracks, N Ah1 el ADDRESS .UaI � G - -y:5 E D', 3 .?O4 - c -7:5t4 A- T" JY9 a - 331-19 C_- 33`1,9 73 � _7, K N f .0A -. ,333? A -7:5t4 A- T" JY9 a - 331-19 C_- 33`1,9 73 � _7, K N f ® We the undersigned, being voters and residents of the City of Palm Beach Gardcns, hereby pctiti•xn the City Council as duly elected representatives to tJke action on the following: 1. There are currently no recreational facilities available to residents residing) in the eastern portion of the city which lies beyond the EEC Railroad tracks. 2. The present recreation facilities provided for residcnts all lie outside of the above boundary lint and are not easily accessible to the residents due to the fact that one must cross both Alternate A 1 A and the railroad tracks. Access is considered to be hazzardous and dangerous for children. 3. Therefore, the undersigned request that the City Cnuncii take immediate steps to provide or develop park and recreational space which is more easily and safely access- ible to residents residing on the eastern boundaries of the city, east of the EEC Railroad Tracks. N�P1E 1nAr jAp GY d �g�J11 ■'!1� ADDRESS L,3 7 2_ d' S-7-3 3 � 3 ��.•`�° P B�. 335- W. A% _ P �Q G 046. Pfcs C C We the undersigned, being voters and residents of the City of Pall Beach Gardens, hereby potitinn the City Council as duly elected representatives to take action on the following: 11 There are currently no recreational faciliti_cs available to residcnts residing in thc-, eastern portion of the city which lies beyond the MC Railroad tracks. 2. The present recreation facilities provided for residcnts all lie outside of the above boundary line and are not easily accessible to the residents due to the fact that one must cross both Alternate A 1 A and the railroad tracks. Access is considered to be hazzardous and dangerous for children. 3. Therefore, the undersigned request that the City Council take immediate steps to provide or develop park and recreational space which is more easily and safely access- ible to residents residing on the eastern boundaries of the city, cast cf the FBC Ra lroad Tracks. NAME ADDRESS ?,e . 0,J rra.- ., 2si q IY %72 , v� ,33,2/ iB i✓IL- /�i0i.��/ 5' , l• �` /z�, DFL. lop kat:� G C_.4p_h_ 7 r� r A C We the undersigned, being voters and residents of the City of Palm Beach Gardens, hereby petition the Citv Council as duly elected representatives to take action on the following: 1. There are currently no recreational facilities available to residents residing in the eastern portion of the city which lies beyond the FEC Railroad tracks. 2. The present recreation facilities provided for residents all lie outside of the above boundary line and are not easily accessible to the residents due to the fact that one must cross both Alternate A 1 A and the railroad tracks. Access is considered to be hazzardous and dangerous for children. 3. Therefore, the undersigned requesv that the City Council take immediate steps to provide or r1eveloo park and recreational space which is more easalz ind safely access- ible to residents residing on the eastern boundaries of the city, east of the FEC Railroad Tracks. NAME ADDRESS r� � T