HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes Council 083178SPECIAL MEETING
CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
AUGUST 31, 1978
The Special Meeting of the City Council of Palm Beach Gardens was
called to order by Mayor Kiedis at 8:00 P.M. in the Assembly Roan,
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 Kiedis,
Vice Mayor Laurie, Councilman Martino, Councilman. Feeney and Councilman
Aldred. Attorney Brant was in attendance.
MINUTES: The Minutes of the Special Meeting held August 28, 1978 were unanimously
approved by the Council as written.
The Minutes of the Public Hearing on the proposed use of the Federal
( Revenue Sharing Funds held August 28, 1978 were unanimously approved
by the Council as written.
ANNOUNCEMEnS: Mayor Kiedis made the hollowing announcements:
PBGYAA Football Jamboree will be held Saturday, September 2, 1978 at
10:00 A.M. at Plant Drive.
Recreation Advieory Board Meeting will be held Tuesday, September 5, 1978
at 7:00 P.M.
PROCLAMATIONS: Mayor Kiedis read a Proclamation declaring the month of September as
Leukemia Month.
PURPOSE: Mayor Kiedis declardd that the purpose of the Special Meeting was that
the Council was required to consider Resolution 43, 1978 Issuing a
Development Order for the PGA Resort Community Project, Resolution 44, 1978
Approval of the Stipulation Agreement for the PGA Resort Ca«tunity and
Ordinance 20, 1978 Rezoning incorporated lands of the proposed PGA
Resort Ca«tunity as a Planned Unit Development, due to the timing imposed:
by following the County as part of this project, due to the time required
by the Treasure Coast Regional Plarming Council and due to the City
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Council meeting twice a month according to the summer schedule.
RESOLUTION 43, Mayor Kiedis declaied the Public Hearing open on consideration of
— Resolution 43, 1978 Issuing a Development Order for the PGA Resort
Community Project as duly advertised on June 22, 1978.
Mr. Joe Hancock spoke from the audience raising the question whether the
potable water and sewer facilities were adequate for the project, and
what provisions the developer had made to pay for the expansion if needed.
City Manager Jobn L. Orr explained that the Treasure Coast Regional
Planning Council had reviewed and addressed that question and that the
capacity is more than adequate to serve the project.
Councilman. Feeney read a statement from the Treasure Coast Regional
Planning Council that "the exisfing transmission mains are appropriately
located and adequate to handle the waste water load in the PGA Development.
Expansion of plant treatment capacity would require construction of
--� additional affluent disposal facilities. However the cost of expansion
will not be charged to existing customers."
At the suggestion of Vice Mayor Laurie changes were made to Page 3,
Paragraph 2 regarding the price index figure.
Mayor Kiedis declared the Public Hearing closed.
By a unanimous vote of the Council, Resolution 43, 1978 was read in full
by the City Clerk.
A motion was rode by Vice Mayor Laurie, seconded by Councilman Aldred and
unanimously carried to adopt Resolution 43, 1978 as read.
RESOLUTION 44, Resolution 44, 1978 Approval of the Stipulation Agreement for the PGA
Resort Community, by a unanimous vote of the Council, was read in full
by the City Clerk, and unanimously adopted by the Council on a motion
made by Vice Mayor Laurie, seconded by Councilman Feeney.
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ORDINANCE 20, Mayor Kiedis declared the Public Hearing open on consideration of
1978: Ordinance 20, 1978 Rezoning incorporated lands of the proposed PGA Resort
Coummity as a Planned Unit Development, as duly advertised on August 14,
1978.
There were no comments from members of the audience.
Mayor Ki.edis declared the Public Hearing closed.
A motion was made by Vice Mayor Laurie, seconded by Councilman Feeney
that the City Clerk read Ordinance 20, 1978 by title only. Motion was
unanimously carried.
Attorney Brant noted the minor language changes made to Ordinance 20, 1978
since the first reading was held on August 17, 1978: Section 2 add after
residential units "for the lands described in Exhibit "A ", add the word
"gross" after 2.98 units per, and add "in accordance with the Master
Development Plan dipicted in Exhibit "B" at the end of the sentence;
Section 4. A. after City Engineer in the first sentence add "for the
platted area for which the building permit is to be issued" and in
Section 4. B. after City Engineer in the first sentence add "for the
platted area for which the building permit is to be issued ",
Section 4. D. after City Engineer in the first sentence add "for the
platted area for which the building permit is to be issued ",
Section 5, sixth line add the verbage "in addition to the above described
36 acres."
A motion was made by Vice Mayor Laurie, seconded by Councilman Feeney to
adopt Ordinance 20, 1978 as read, to include the amendments as stated
by Attorney Brant. The motion was unanimously carried.
ATTORNEY BOOSE: Attorney William Boose, Agent for the Florida Realty Building Company,
stated they will proceed to initiate the annexation procedures with the
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City and will appear at a hearing before the Treasure Coast Regional
Planning Council on September 14, 1978, and finally will propose a
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Planned Community District. Ordinance with the City.
Mr. Boose expressed appreciation to the Council, the City Manager and
the City Attorney for their cooperation and time spent on the project, and
further stated that they are pleased to be a part of the City.
OAKBROOK SQUARE Mr. J. J. Adams, representing the Managers of Oakbrook Square, was present
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at the meeting, together with a group of Managers from the various stores
in Oakbrook Square. Mr. Adams stated he was present with respect to the
recent letter they had received from the City pointing out the fact that
they are using North Palm Beach as their address in advertising.
Mr. Jerry Burhams, President of the Merchants Association explained they
were using the North Palm Beach address since they were told by the Post
Office that was their mailing address, but stated they would like to join
forces with the City to promote Palm Beach Gardens and would assist the
City in attaining a Post Office for Palm Beach Gardens.
Each member of the Council assured the merchants and Mr. Adams that they
were pleased to have Oakbrook Square in the City, and the City Manager
stated they were pursuing the location of a Postal facility in Palm Beach
Gardens.
ADJOURNMENT: No further business, the Meeting adjourned at 9:30 P.M.
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