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BUDGET WORKSHOP MEETING
CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
AUGUST 27, 1973
PURPOSE: A Workshop Meeting to discuss the 1973 -74 General Fund Budget for the
City of Palm Beach Gardens was held at 8:00 P.M. in the Assembly Room,
10500 N. Military Trail, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Present were:
Vice Mayor Dunbar, Mayor Kiedis, Councilman Martino, Councilman Wiley
and Councilman DeLonga. The City Attorney was excused from the meeting.
DISCUSSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS: The following items were reviewed and preliminary
adjustments were made as follows:
EX9H[T 15 - PUBLIC WORKS:
Account 305: Small Tools and Minor Equipment - This account was reduced
to $1500.00.
Account 306: MRO Supplies - This account was reduced to $11,500.00
Account 314: Traffic Control Expense - This account was reduced to $2063.00.
Traffic Light Repairs was deleted and Misc. Traffic faces and blanks reduced
to $725.00.
The City Manager and the Public Works Director were directed to determine
the usability of a mower with a boom that could angle to use for main-
tenance of the canals.
EMU BIT 04- CITY MANAGER:
Account 101: Salaries and Wages - A motion was made by Councilman Wiley and
unanimously agreed upon by the Council that the City Manager's salary for
1973 -74 be reflected in the budget as an equivalent salary of $14,900 with
the pension amount to be designated as a benefit to be deducted from that
amount. His insurance to be paid on the same basis as all other employees
are paid.
The City Manager reported on the Police Cars recommending replacement of
4 cars instead of six. The Council tentatively agreed to the net purcbase
Budget Workshop Meeting, August 27, 1973 Page 2
of 5 new police cars thereby taking $3,000.00 out of the Police Department
Budget.
The Council agreed to Councilman Wiley's suggestion that the newsletter
be printed on a monthly basis, with a change of format on a trial basis.
FXHI BIT Ol -- GENERAL GOVERNMENT:
Account 203: Printing, and Binding - This account was increased to $5,000.00
to cover the cost of the newsletter for 12 months.
Account 207: Postage - This account was increased to $3500.00 to cover the
postage for the newsletter.
Account 233: Fire Hydrant Rental - This account to read Fire Hydrant
Stipulation and to delete "increase to $65 per Hydrant ".
The recommended use of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds were adjusted as follows:
1. Improvements to Municipal Complex - reduced to $1,000.00
2. Beautification & Environmental Com. Projects - reduced to $2150.00.
6. Improvement at Plant Drive Recreation Area - reduced to $1500.00 for
bleechers.
10. Sidewalks on both sides of Holly Drive from the Railroad tracks to
the Thompson River - reduced to $12,000.00
13. Dredging Thompson River - and 14. Canal Improvements (Bellewood and
Meridian Park) combined for a total of $2,000.00
17. Land Acquisition - reduced to $20,000.00
18. Capital Outlay (Fire, Police, Recreation)- reduced to $10,000.00
ADJOU VWNT. Meeting adjourned at 11:00 P.M.
O�ohn Kie Council Walter Wile ,
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Councilman Michael Martino
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City of Palm Beach Gardens
10500 North Military Trail
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
Gentlemen:
We are re- certifying the millage to each tax district based upon the
changes to the roll by Board of Tax Adjustment action.
The format we are using is slightly different than the preliminary
certification format, as the Department of Revenue has designated
the present format to use.
If you have previously held your budget hearings and public hearings
on your millage and certified the millage, it will not be necessary
to re -do this unless you used our earlier figures and now find that
there is a change by the adjustment in the total value.
According to State law, all taxing bodies other than the County
Commission and the School Board will have 15 days to certify their
tax rates (millage) from the date the Board of Tax Adjustment adjourns.
The Board adjourned on August 28, 1973, so all tax districts other
than the County Commission and School Board should have their millage
certified no later than September 12. The County Commission and the
School Board, by State law, have 30 days to certify their millage,
which would be September 27 for these two bodies.
If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to call
upon us.
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DAVI L. REID
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International Association
of Assessing Officers
August 28, 1973
City of Palm Beach Gardens
10500 North Military Trail
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
Gentlemen:
We are re- certifying the millage to each tax district based upon the
changes to the roll by Board of Tax Adjustment action.
The format we are using is slightly different than the preliminary
certification format, as the Department of Revenue has designated
the present format to use.
If you have previously held your budget hearings and public hearings
on your millage and certified the millage, it will not be necessary
to re -do this unless you used our earlier figures and now find that
there is a change by the adjustment in the total value.
According to State law, all taxing bodies other than the County
Commission and the School Board will have 15 days to certify their
tax rates (millage) from the date the Board of Tax Adjustment adjourns.
The Board adjourned on August 28, 1973, so all tax districts other
than the County Commission and School Board should have their millage
certified no later than September 12. The County Commission and the
School Board, by State law, have 30 days to certify their millage,
which would be September 27 for these two bodies.
If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to call
upon us.
DLR /sh
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Si ncereVI
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DAVI L. REID
Cou y Assessor
- DR 420
New Form 7 -1 -73 Copy P,!mhFr 2
CERTIFICATION OF MILLAGE AND TAXABLE 'VALUE
Section 200.061, F. S.
Palm Beach County, F1 or7 da
To
of Palm_ Beach
__City -Gardens
Came of Taxing Authority)
( 1 )
1973 Taxable Real Property $
88,935,599
(2)
1973 Taxoble Personal Property $
10,797,035
(3)
1973 Taxable Railroad, Telegraph
and Private Car Lines $
218,028
(4)
1973 Gross Taxable Value (1)f(2) +(3) $ _99,950,162
_
(5)
Less: ,leer Construction and
446,999
, 7
li�provements $ 46 _ �
(6)
Deletions ($ Acne )
(7)
Net New Value (5) - -(6) $
4,746,999
(8)
1973 Adjusted Taxable Value (4) -(7) $
95,203,663
(9)
95 of Adjusted Taxable Value (8)x.95 $
90,443,480
(10)
1972 Taxable Value $ 94,147,612
(11)
93 of 1972 Taxable 'Jalue
x. 9 5 3 89,440,231-----_ --
(12)
1972 - tillage Levy 3 _ 7.500 Per
$1,000
(13)
1972 Ad Valorem Proceeds (11)x(12) $
670,802
(14)
"illage Levy on 1973 Taxable Value
Necessary to Raise Revenue Equivalent
to 1972 Ad Valorem Proceeds (13) -(9) $ 7.417
Per $1,000
I do hereby certify the values shown herein to be
correct.
Witness i,iy hand and official signature at West Palm Beach _
this the 28th day of August 1973
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INSTRUCTIONS:
A.
Complete this form in triplicate. Copy one (1)
retained by
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assessor; copy two (2) to taxing authority; copy
three (3)
to Ad Valorem Tax Division, Department of Revenue.
B.
All millage figures and taxable values used must
apply only
to the taxing authority indicated. Use separate
forms for
each taxing authority.
t..
Entries for items (1), (2), (3), (5), (6), (10)
and (12)
ate to be supplied by the assessor using tax roll
data.
Pemaining entries are to be calculated as indicated.
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Regular Meeting, August 23, 1973 Page 6
Kiedis voted aye, Councilman DeLonga and Vice Mayor Dunbar voted nay.
Motion carried by a vote of 3 -2.
_ORDINANCE #17: Ordinance #17, 1973 - Modification to Chapter 4 - Animals was removed from
being tabled and was read by title only, on second reading, by the City
Clerk and unanimously adopted by the Council.
SIGN ORDINANCE: The revised copy of the proposed Sign Ordinance as presented by Councilman
Martino was briefly discussed by the Council and it was unanimously
agreed that the format was fine.
BUDGET DISCUSSION:
The following items were reviewed and preliminary adjustments made as follows:
EMUBIT 14 - RECREATION AND PARKS:
Account 103: Salaries and Wages - The City Manager was directed to write a
job description for a Recreation person for the Merit Board's approval and
recommendation. The Recreation Leader classification on the salary sheet
C will be changed to the new job classification, Range and Step 24 -1 - $7697.40.
Account 103 to be changed to $50,976.80.
E MBIT 13 - BUILDING DEPARTMENT:
Account 103: Salaries and Wages - This account was reduced to $23,498.28 to
reflect Building Inspector at Range and Step 26 -1.
FIRE DEPARTMENT: The Council directed the City Manager to liquidate the
Fire Station Bond Account.
The Council did not agree to the City Manager's recommendation for an extra
holiday for City employees.
The City Manager presented a list of proposed uses for the Federal Revenue
Sharing Funds and it was generally agreed the funds gill be handled on a
priority basis.
ADdOURMiENT. No further business, the meeting adjourned at 11:30 P.M.