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WORKSHOP MEETING
CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
APRIL 24, 1980
The Workshop Meeting of the City Council of Palm Beach Gardens was called
to order by Mayor Dick Feeney 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 CALL: The roll was called by the City Clerk and present were: Mayor Feeney,
Vice Mayor Aldred, Councilman Kiedis, Councilman Laurie, and Councilwoman
Monroe. Attorney William Brant was also in attendance. The City Manager
was not in attendance due to an illness in his family.
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Mayor Feeney announced that Special Meetings of the City's Planning and
Zoning Commission would take place at 7:30 P.M. on Monday, April 28, 1980
and Tuesday, April 29, 1980.
COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA:
MR. SAMUEL Mr. Samuel Carsillo, 10063 Dahlia Ave., PBG, addressed the Council thank -
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ing them for their endorsement, by Resolution, of House Bill 836 and Senatc
Bill 449, which provide for local fire department officials to conduct firr
safety inspections in public schools; requesting that the City reiterate
its request of the County to give the PGA Boulevard right -of -way between
Military Trail and the turnpike a general clean -up and to upgrade the
intersection of A -1 -A Alternate and Burns Road; and recommending the
location of: a bike path on the east side of Military Trail between Holl,
Drive and Lilac Street, litter barrels across the street from Howell
Watkins Jr. High School where teenagers are congregating to socialize,
left turn stacking lanes on Military Trail at Holly and Gardenia Drives,,
and blue street markers for the balance of the fire hydrants in the City.
MR. E. B. Mr. E. B. Shearin, 4567 Holly Drive, PBG, addressed the Council recommend -
�— ing that the grates over the City's storm water drains be lowered so that
they will prevent the drains from being plugged.
The Public Works Department will be requested to post "No Thru Trucks"
signs on MacArthur Boulevard.
ORDINANCES: A Public Hearing and the Council's consideration of adoption of the April
ORDINANCE 6, 1, 1980 draft of Ordinance 6, 1980, providing for the annexation of the
T78'u-- 1.148 -acre "out - parcel" located within the parking lot of the Oakbrook
Square Shopping Center,will take place at the Regular Meeting of May 1,
1980.
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During the workshop session on the April 10, 1980 draft of Ordinance 7,
1980, the following amendments were made:
1. The last line of Sub - section A of Section 4 was deleted in its
entirety.
2. The phrase "; such service, however, shall be limited to no longer
than six consecutive years." was added to the end of the last para-
graph of Sub - section B of Section 4.
3. The words "or City Manager" were inserted between the words "Attorney"
and "shall" in Sub - section D of Section 4.
4. The verbiage "or Office of the City Manager" was added to the end of
the sentence of Sub - section B of Section 6.
5. The words "or lesehold interest" were inserted between the words
"land" and "on" in the second sentence of Section 8.
A Public Hearing and the Council's consideration of adoption of Ordinance
7, 1980, providing for the creation of a Code Enforcement Board of the
City, will take place at the Regular Meeting of May 15, 1980.
A Resolution appointing the members to the Code Enforcement Board and
setting forth a general policy re: the reimbursement of expenses will be
considered by the Council at a future date.
ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION:
CREATION OF At their meeting of March 25, 1980, a motion was unanimously adopted by
DUDS ON M -8 the Planning and Zoning Commission that they recommend to the City Council
& M -9 SITES
DF777NAT'L the creation of the multi- family PUDs proposed by the Florida Realty
Building Company and Lazarus Communities, a ,point venture, to be located
on the 8.7 -acre "M -8" and 23.6 -acre "M -9" sites on the Master Plan for
the PGA National PCD. This recommendation was made with the proviso that
an emergency access to the projects be located on Ryder Cup Boulevard
and that the emergency route connecting the "M -8" site with the Resort
Core be identified.
Messrs. Mike Rosen, Project Manager, Hank Skokowski, Land Planner, Earl
McGathlin, Project Engineer, and Winston Lee, Landscape Architect, par-
ticipated in a presentation to the Council on these proposed PUDs, which
will together consist of 26 six -unit buildings and 46 four -unit buildings,
with an overall density of 10.5 u /p /a. All of the units in the four -
unit buildings and four of the units in the six -unit buildings will have
a total of 1587 sq. ft. of living space; the remaining two units in the
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six -unit buildings will have a total of 1277 sq. ft. of living space.
Ali of the buildings will be two -story with living units on each level.
There will be an average of 2.2 paved parking spaces provided per Golf
Villa.
The total dwelling units to be contained within the PUDs, 340, is 23
greater than that approved on the original Master Plan; and the cumulative
units to be contained within the subject site and all of the PUDs approved
by the City thus far is a reduction of 25 from that approved in the
Development Order.
The M -8 and M -9 tracts, which are surrounded by golf course area, are
located on the southeast corner of Tournament and Ryder Cup Boulevards.
Access is gained directly to the M -9 tract from Tournament Boulevard and
then this access drive continues across a culverted area into the M -8
project.
Mr. Skokowski advised the Council that at the time the Planning and Zoning
Commission reviewed the plans for these projects, the landscaping plans
were not ready for submittal; therefore, they have opted to submit these
plans to the City's Site Plan and Appearance Review Committee for their
approval. Any amendments made to the plans per the recommendation of
the Committee will be submitted to the Council for final approval.
The members of the Council concurred with the recommendations of the
Planning and Zoning Commission re: the delineation of the emergency access
to the projects from Ryder Cup Boulevard and an emergency route connecting
the M -8 site with the Resort Core. These routes would be taken in the
event of a "dire" emergency only.
Mr. Rosen offered to forward to the developers the Council's recommendation
that dempsy dumpsters not be located within the projects, but rather the
same method the Glenwood PUD uses for disposing of garbage /trash (i.e.,
having a central collection center) be used.
These projects will be further workshopped by the Council at their meeting
of May 8, 1980. In the meantime, the Council will be supplied the comments
of the City Engineer, the Police Chief, the Fire Chief, the Director of
Public Works and the Planning and Zoning Commission; the condominium
association documents will be submitted to the City Attorney for his
review /approval; and a brief resume' on the past work products of Mr.
Arthur Lazarus of Lazarus Communities will be supplied for the Council's
review.
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Mr. Rosen reported on the meeting he had with the City Manager and
Fire Chief re: an interim fire protection area at the PGA National.
A City fire vehicle will be housed in the 178' x 65' maintenance building
the City's Site Plan and Appearance Review Committee approved at their
meeting of February 26, 1960. Per Mr. Rosen, they agreed at this admin-
istrative meeting that there will be radio communications between the
Fire Department and the PGA's guard house so their security will be aware
of what is transpiring.
Mr. Rosen assured the Council that the recreational improvements will be
made per the Development Order to the 13.7 -acre tract designated as "City
of Palm Beach Gardens Park" on the Master Plan prior to the time they
start developing the southern end of the PGA National project. The members
of the Council concurred that they would like for these improvements to
be accelerated. This will be followed -up by the City Manager.
Mr. Rosen offered to provide the City's Fire Department and Police
Department copies of aerials of the PGA National lands.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS:
Mayor Feeney acknowledged receipt of the following:
RECREATION DIR- 1. A memo from the Recreation Director re: the meeting to be held by
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— the Recreation Advisory Board on May 13, 1980.
MS. PATRICIA 2. A communication from Ms. Patricia McGowen of Bankers Life & Casualty
MC GOWEN
Company, requesting the City to proclaim May 5th through 9th, 1980,
"Better Water For People Week ".
SOBERING_COM- 3. A copy of a letter from Mr. Rudy Sobering of the Sobering Committee
MITTEF ON
MR171TY AFFAIRS on County Affairs requesting a Resolution with regards to the reten-
tion of the offices of the County in downtown West Palm Beach.
ITEMS BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL:
MAYOR FEENEY Mayor Feeney suggested, and the other members of the Council concurred,
that the City oppose the bill introduced by the Senate Transportation
Committee, which would require the cost of maintenance of signals at
railroad crossings be shared equally between the State, County, or City
and the railroad company.
The City Clerk's office will ascertain copies of the three bills intro-
duced by State Senator Stuart relating to annexation procedures.
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COUNCILMAN The Council approved Councilman Laurie's sketch of a patch that will
LAURIE be presented by the City to the World Record Soccer Game participants.
COUNCILWOMAN The City Manager will be requested to explore the improvements that will
MUNHUL be made by the County to the intersection of Military Irail and PGA
Boulevard so that the revisions can be incorporated into the planning
efforts sponsored by Mr. Otto DIVosta to landscape the medians.
ADJOURNMENT: With no further business, the meeting adjourned at 10:15 P.M..
MAYOR FEENEY
VICE MAYOR ALDRED
CITY CLERK
/COUNCILMAN KIEDIS
COUNCILMAN LAURIE
COUNCILWOMAN MONROE
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