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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes Council 121569WORKSHOP MEETING December 15,1969 Vice Mayor Blanck opened the Workshop meeting at 8:00 P.M. and called for the roll by the City Clerk. Present were: Councilman Bonner, Walker and Prentiss and Vice Mayor Blanck. Mayor Jewett was ill. Atty. Brant and city Manager, Robert Carlson and City Engineer, Howard Searcy were present. Atty Brant reported on the ownership of Johnson Dairy Road and stated this had to be cleared through the County Commission which would probably be dissolved at their next meeting of Wednesday December 17,1969 and he would have a full report for the Regular meeting, 12/22/69. City Manager, Robert Carlson reported on the information from Senator Holland regarding Postal facilities for the City, in which he stated referral of the needs was being passed on to proper authroities for further study. Leonard Devine, Director of Public Works presented a revised site plan on the storage building to be built and Council accepted the plans for relocation. Waste treatment plant at Tanglewood was discussed and views presented by Vince Pappalardo and Attorney Royce. Howard Searcy agreed that the proposed temporary haste treatment plant at Tanglewood was good and approved of same but what do we do with the other prospects ready to go into building and stated he would like the City to set up a plan whereby financial security be established with County Utilities so that funds would be available for future grown of the sewage plant and remarked this might keep us from getting into a bind again. Pappalardo and Palm Beach County Utilities will have an agreement and are awaiting a survey from the Health Department and the go ahead with assurance that future plans are in the making. City Manager stated he and Attorney Brant and City Engineer Searcy would pursue the matter further and report to the Council at the next meeting. Motion by Councilman Walker seconded by Councilman Prentiss to have them investigate and report. Vote 4 ayes andO nays. Shuffleboard Court Covers at the Complex site were discussed and report from Architect Lawrence indicated a preference to wait until the complex was completed in order to keep from moving covers for the Courts to another location. Council agreed to wait. Request by Meridian Park for relief of placing a fence around their pool was turned down as the Zoning Ordinance so states a fence is a must. Letter will be forwarded by City Manager. Municipal Complex was reviewed and Council stated a few minor things were missing and not approved but all in all were in accord with the plans. Motion by Councilman Bonner to authorize the Architect to proceed with detail for plans and specifications for the Municipal Complex; seconded by Councilman Walker. Vice Mayor Blanck stated he had no had time enough to review the plans and requested that another week would give him enough time to review them thoroughly. Voting on the motion Councilman Bonner and Walker voted yes to go ahead and Vice Mayor Blanck and Councilman Prentiss voted nay. Motion failed. Council agreed to have Attorney Brant prepare a Resolution for the Regular meeting to authorize the auditors to remove the unpaid personal property taxes which have been cauried on the City accounts. These were taxes held over since 1966 in the amount of $1456.77. Motion by Councilman Prentiss seconded by Councilman Bonner. Vote 4 ayes and 0 nays. Trash truck scow body bid for $2340 was awarded to Service Equipment Co. on a motion by Councilman Prentiss seconded by Councilman Walker. Vote 4 ayes and nays. Page 2 Workshop December 15, 1969 Purchase of 3 Police cruisers and 1 station wagon were authorized and awarded to Roger Dean Chevrolet on a motion by Councilman Bonner seconded by Councilman Walker. Vote 4 ayes and 0 nays. City Council authorized Mr. Carlson to proceed in obtaining a permit from the State Road Department for the installation of a traffic signal at PGA Blvd. and Prosperity Farms Road and go ahead wi-h the in *tallation of a temporary signal which would cost approximately $750.00. Mr. Carlson stated the cooperation and assistance given by Mr. Hyman of the County Engineers Dept. was excellent and deserved commendation. Motion to prepare an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance for the collection of mailing cost and legal advertisement in addition to the $25.00 fee for requests on changes in zoning and variances by Councilman Prentiss seconded by Councilman Walker. Vote 4 ayes and 0 nays. Council agreed to grant Friday, December 26 as a holiday for employees was by motion of Councilman Walker seconded by Councilman Bonner. Vote 4 ayes and 0 nays. Attorney Brant reported on the review of the Codification of Ordinances and stated that as could see the code it was in order and Council agreed to authorize the City Manager to notify Municipal Code to proceed with printing and also to make up pamphlets of Zoning, Building, Traffic and misdemeanor laws separately. Announcement of the Fla. League meeting for December 19 at 1:30 P.M. was made. No further business and motion to adjourn by Councilman Bonner seconded by Councilman Prentiss. Time for the record 10 :45 p.m. Council then called for a Special meeting to consider Resolution #49. Minutes of which are made up separately to be enclosed in the Regular meeting notebook. Thelma Compton, City Clerk