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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes Council 011871CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS WORKSHOP MEETING MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1971 The Workshop Meeting of the City of Palm Beach Gardens was called to order at 8:00 P.M. on Monday, January 18, 1971 by Mayor DeLonga and opened with the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Roll was called by the City Clerk. Present were: Councilman James, Councilman Orr, Vice Mayor Wiley, and Mayor DeLonga. Mr. Carlson, the City Manager, and William Brant, City Attorney were also present. REPORTS: 1. Councilman James reported on the proposal for the Public Address System for City Hall which had been presented by the Flamingo Electric Company and stated that his evaluation was the estimate was fair and the equipment good. He suggested that the Council go ahead on the full complement of microphones as proposed and get a clarification .� on the type of microphone stands. 2. Alterations in the Council Meeting Room was reported by Mr. Carlson. The architects had not completed their drawings and cost estimates but would deliver the drawing Tuesday, January 19, 1971. Council referred the discussion to Regular Agenda, January 25, 1971. 3. Howard Searcy presented his recommendations for the paving and parking at the Phase 3 of City Hall. Council decided that the architects prepare specifications and ask for two bids; one for the 24 ft road, with a divider,and the other a straight through 20 ft road. Use of the land adjourning the proposed road will be investigated prior to the decision of what type of road construction is preferred. 4. Attorney Brant gave a resume of the proposed agreement for purchase of land and reviewed the contract with the Council. -2- Council approved unanimously to place Resolution #2 along with the contract on the agenda for Monday, January 25, 1971, Regular Meeting. 5. Mayor DeLonga announced he had conferred with John D. MacArthur and was assured the cut - through across Military Trail for the hook -up to the sewer system would be scheduled this week. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS: 1. Council approved the appointments of the Assistant Fire Chiefs and authorized placing this on the agenda with a resolution officially appointing the Assistant Chiefs. Mr. Carlson announced that a meeting with Chief Mortimer was scheduled for Thursday, January 25, 1971. ITEMS PRESENTED BY Mayor DeLonga prefaced the discussion of the Bond Referendum CITY MANAGER AND CITY CLERK: stating he would make sure the total community was involved in knowing the plans for the Bond Referendum and would ask for participation from all organizations and individuals. The good and the bad of the Bond Referendum would be explained. The public will be advised on all affairs, stating there is nothing we are trying to hide from anybody, and that we will strive to meet what the people of the Community desire from this Bond Referendum for the betterment of our Community. 1. Council discussed items to be placed on the Bond Referendum. Mr. Carlson and Mr. Woodrow Dukes, Recreation Director, pre- sented facts pertaining to receiving Federal Assistance for the Bond Referendum. Mr. Say, of the State Recreation Depart- ment, has offered his services in assisting the planning of the Bond Program and will be invited to attend a meeting with the Council. 2. Ordinance #15, Subdivision Regulations, was discussed regarding Sidewalks and Curbs, with Howard Searcy presenting his recommendations. -3- 3. Council discussed the agreement with Baker Protective Agency for the Alarm Console in the Police Department at City Hall. The agreement will be reviewed and taken into consideration at the Regular Meeting, January 25, 1971, with Mr. Valardo of Wells Fargo. 4. Discussion of Standards of Conduct of Public Officials and Employees was deferred to another meeting. 5. Change Order "G" - Contract with Desrochers Construction Co. was referred to Regular Meeting, January 25, 1971, after further consultation with the Architects, Eugene Lawrence and Associates. Attorney Brant was instructed to contact the Architects by letter on the time schedule for completion of the City Hail. 6. Council authorized payment to Belvedere Construction Company for work completed on Johnson Dairy Road in the amount of $10,384.29, and will be voted on at Regular Meeting, January 25, 1971. Payment to Brockway, Owen and Anderson, Consulting Engineers, for Johnson Dairy Road, was discussed and will be placed on January 25, 1971 agenda for approval. DISCUSSION BY MAYOR Items for the Newsletter were discussed. The appointment of an AND COUNCIL: Environmental Committee was recommended. It was reported that arrangements for the plaques for the City Hall was almost completed. ADJOURNMENT: Motion for adjournment made by Vice Mayor Wiley, seconded by Councilman Orr. Time for record, 11:45 P.M. Mayor DeLonga Vice Mayor Wiley �Counl�//pilman Prentiss Councilman James _ Ci ty rior� fr Councilman Orr