200
1LAR MEETING OF THE I REGI ACTLER BEACH CIpI Y COMMI N DECEMBER I 200 AT o
PRESENT
IIVUED UNTIL I ll AND TO BE CON P I
l I5 ARE COMPLETE I
airlnan Jane Cl
Chairman Jahn Feind Commissioners Joy McGrew Mealy Vice ath City Attorney Drew mitl Interim City Manager Bernie Murphy
Linda Prov encher Ron
orks Dire Planning oning Director Jan Hancock Police hief Dan Cody Public V ctarfCity Engineer Bob smith Finance Director Cathleen Doyle Communit Redevelopment Director lllla and Clty Clerk Angela 1 ilAssistant to the Cit I Caryn er r Manager ibb K pperson ABSENT
1
Manor Alice
Barer
LL THE MEETI TO ORDER C1
Chairman
Mealy
called the
m e etin to
order at x 35
rn p
OF
PLEDGE to
GrED FOLLO
the tag followed b
a
nlomGnt
MOMENT
A
OF
SILENCE
PRAND A CLAMATIONS ARIS
A
PROCLAMATION IT
N J B
DECLARING THE
IN
FLAGLER
proclamation
into the record
ber of halr
ornmerce C
FI OF DECEMBER AS HANK I MON Fl YC i U
Y JNT COI
Shoe presented the
es from Lea tol
the
MONTH
ation proclarr
issioner M l Con caly to
Doug
read
Baxter from the
Items 11 and 14 will be COMMENTS
ED 1RA ENCO
1NCi AR REC
the
She
docents
reported
Robert Chase
control his behavior
resort
rellings d
beginning
ITEMS
Museum and
removed for another date
of the General Business
NOT
JVEVIJI HO
was
ON
THE
EI A DA
iENTS COMII
presented
CITIZENS
SHOULD
Catherine V lson announced the dov ltown
Flagler Beach Historical
museum
to
AK SPI
T
THREE I INiJTES
by
to the
brought
Tom
Flaglcr
DELETIONS ANI CHANGES TO THE A ENDA Item 8
the
County
Beach Charrlber of Commerce F ecgan from the Beachside Merchants and David Ayers from wN
5
O I
silence oI
3
FOR
BY
THE MEMBERS OF FrI lE ARMED CES OR Commissioner Provencher led the F
E I RECOG
pledge
CIANCE ALLE
wTalking
BE tour
the brochures that
are
ARE
LIMITED
TO
being sponsored available
at
the
the number ofisitors to tl e Museum and asl i for 1Toluntecrs to be e
e p ressed concern regarding Carla
Because
Christy
felt she
she chooses
to
was
a recent
being
manage
her
individual fee for each propert F but she onlyF has to pay
meeting
where
a
citron
was
against for the fees properties she has to pay for multiple dwellings with
linated discrii Tn o
one
fee
asked for an
the
state
CONSENT ADEN I A APPROVE THE IVIINUTES FOR THE REC ILAR MEETING OF THE REGULAR
MEETING OF NOVEMBER I3 200
AND THE RK I lOP MEETING OF IOVE1 BER
loT 200 7
PPR A VE
CONTRACT
WITH
ICIPAL MHI
CODE
RATION O CORP
CTYBACKINC ON A CONTRACT wITH A PIt w LTON TY OHI IN AN AMOL IT NOT
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TO EXCEED 14 00FOR FY 09 000 08 AND AUTHORIZE APPROPRIATE OFFICIALS TO EXECUTE SAME Motion consent
by
Commissioner
agenda
Provencher
The motion carried
seconded
by unanimously
Commissioner McGrew
to approve the
GENERAL BUSINESS
8
DISCUSSION
POLICE CHIEF
9
REGARDING This item
was
ACQUISITION
removed from the
OF
TASERS
agenda
The
FOR
SUPERVISORS
agenda moved
to Item 11
REQUEST FOR CITY COMMISSION TO CONSIDER DECLARING A MORATORIUM
ON SANDWICH SIGNS WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS FOR SIX 6 MONTHS PLANNING ZONING DIRECTOR
Commissioner
Mealy
notified the
allowed those businesses in the CRA to have sandwich allow all businesses in the would
apply
to the rest ofthe
taller than four
placed
on
months
City
feet
or
the
feet
that there the
same
legible
end of the business
has
restrictions for the CRA
and any wider than three feet at the must be neat and
City
This item is to
Miller clarified the criteria for the sandwich
right of way they brought in at the
must be
signs
Ms Hancock noted the
City Caryn
wider than two
the sidewalk
and the
limits
public
for six months
base they
for
a
trial
signs
no
cannot be
period
of six
signs day privilege Commissioner McGrew received a suggestion from one of the members of the Economic Development Task Force to develop one standardized sign for consistency throughout the city Ms Hancock was in agreement with a sign template if after the six month period the Commission agreed to keep the project J Nejame was in support of the idea Robert Chase needed clarification regarding the type of sign Motion by Commissioner Vath seconded by Commissioner Feind we approve a moratorium on the prohibition of sandwich signs within the City limits for six months with the requirements as sited by Ms Miller at this meeting The motion carried unanimously or
the business will lose
the
10 RESOLUTION
71 2008
ESTABLISHING
A
FEE
FOR
FIRE
INSPECTIONS
CONDUCTED PURSUANT TO SECTION 9 OF THE CITY OF FLAGLER BEACH CODE OF ORDINANCES PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS AND SEVERABILITY PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE PLANNING of the resolution into the record
ZONING DIRECTOR
Commissioner
Attorney
Smith read the title
introduced the item and
Mealy reported the She asked Chief Roberts to 00 fee for fire inspection proposed resolution is charge a 75 address the reason for the amount Chief Martin Roberts reported the Fire Department did a cost analysis on what it would take to break even on having a Fire Inspector perform these duties He researched other local municipalities to see what they charged for an inspection Chief Roberts reported the amounts necessary for providing such a service such as the initial course as well as continuing education necessary office supplies forms and computer programs Mr Murphy reported this also included are the wages for two people the use of a fire vehicle and the number of inspections needed Of many ofthose that will be inspected there will be a need to go back to those locations a second or a third time Mr Murphy reported these funds will be going toward the General Fund Discussion ensued and included labor costs the possible need to assist in taking the information and scheduling appointments for inspection the fire inspector being on board for review of site plans inspections needing to be done annually the amount of the 00 being more County charges rough economic times for businesses the fee being too high 50 to
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2008 04 12
reasonable relieving
businesses of
financial burden
City in the position of losing businesses being calculated into the costs creating our own forms the proposed fee not being inflated for profit building department personnel coordinating the inspections the time involved and the reasoning for using the fire truck for the inspections J Nejame suggested charging a cost for each re inspection Phyllis Carmel needed clarification on the number of businesses in Flagler Beach She expressed concern on the businesses incurring another fee imposed by the City in such a short amount of time and particularly during the harsh economic climate Ken Obrzut suggested not being cavalier in reducing the rate staff recommended Robert Chase needed clarification regarding diesel engines John Darrow inquired about the inspections for resort dwellings within the condominiums Discussion continued and included the fees for re inspection the new rates for and water and the number of businesses in trouble Motion garbage by Commissioner Vath seconded by Commissioner McGrew to approve Resolution 2008 71 with the following change that the City staff shall collect a fee of 50 00 for each inspection or re inspection The motion and the second were amended to include the wording whereas the City has arranged for the special training and certification of our fire fighters to conduct fire inspection The amended motion carried four to one with Commissioner Feind voting nay after a roll call vote a
not
money the constant additional costs to
putting
the
overtime not
11 DISCUSSION AND AUTHORIZATION TO STAFF REGARDING THE
STORMWATER
PLAN
AND
LJNDERGROUNDING STORMWATER STREETSCAPE
PROJECTS
MANAGER Bob
MASTER
COMPLETION THE
OF
CRA
INTERIM
CITY
history ofthe stormwater project He and David King of Quentin Hampton made a power point presentation Discussion ensued and included what services would be included with the Quentin Hampton fee why the city needs to be surveyed every five years the need for more detail in order to design and the closure of the Mirror Lake Project having a deductive change order Caryn Miller reported in July 2007 the CRA Board approved leveraging CRA dollars for a bank negotiated loan The purpose was to do and of utilities over a three year stormwater streetscaping undergrounding period as opposed to a
block
or
Smith City Engineer spoke
two at a time
resolved what the CRA costs have not
changed
Murphy ensure the financing Mr
She reviewed
are
a
able to do and
ofthe
court case that
bonding
is
She reviewed the cost ofthe
summarized the costs involved
has been resolved and the
courts have
longer an issue Ms Miller reported the project and the proposed spending funding
no
Discussion ensued to
move
forward but the need to
to lessen the burden on families in the future delay the execution of the City finds out the availability of Federal money no ad valorem tax money h and being involved the project being funding by stormwater funds using federal funds and 11 12 Streets being included in the masterplan Motion by Commissioner McGrew seconded by Commissioner Provencher we authorize Quentin IIampton to proceed with the design and update of the Master Stormwater Plan for the City to authorize the CRA to negotiate a bank 6 million negotiated loan pledging 140 000 trust fund monies to generate approximately 1 These monies to be used to complete the CRA streetscaping stormwater and undergrounding 000 project Also to authorize staff to negotiate a bank negotiated loan pledging up to 150 8 million dollars to be used to annually in stormwater fees to generate approximately 1 complete the citywide storniwater plan and to authorize staff to prepare necessary application paperwork for the anticipated Federal Public Works Stimulus Funds The motion carried unanimously The agenda moved to item 14
bank loans until the
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12
DISCUSS THE PROGRESS AT THE NEW WATER TREATMENT PLANT PUBLIC
WORKS DIRECTOR
Smith City Engineer gave an update on the progress of the water should be up and running by plant reported plant January 12 2009 No action was taken on this item The meeting recessed at 38 p The 55 p m meeting reconvened at 7 m and
Bob
the
13 RESOLU PION
72 AMENDING 2008
THE
FEE
SCHEDULE
FOR
SOLID
WASTE
COLLECTION AS REQUIRED BY ORDINANCE 2008 03 AND INCREASING THE FEES BY 1 20 PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE HEREOF
Attorney
Smith read the title of the resolution into the record
the item
Robert Chase voiced
new
truck would be
concern
Commissioner
Mealy
reviewed
about the cost of the water and wanted to know when the
City City Clerk Apperson reported the truck should be here by Commissioner McGrew seconded by Commissioner 72 The motion carried unanimously after a roll call vote 2008
operating
in the
within the next six months Motion
Feind
we
adopt
Resolution
14 A APPROVE
AN
AMENDMENT
TO
THE
CONSTRUCTION
PHASE
SERVICES
CONTRACT WITH QLH FOR THE MIRROR LAKE WATERSHED IMPROVEMENTS IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED noted
437 7 38
FOR ADDITIONAL
SERVICES Mr
Murphy
typo in the dollar amount in the last sentence starting with This resolution should be 930 Commissioner Mealy noted a correction in the dollar amount in the title should read 69 a
431 7 38
by
Motion
Commissioner McGrew seconded
Commissioner
by
Provencher
we
approve an amendment to the construction phase service contract with Quentin Hampton for Mirror Lake Watershed improvements not to exceed the amount of 38 431 for additional 7 services The motion carried
B
unanimously
RESOLUTION 2008 73AMENDING RESOLUTION 2008 54 WHICH ADOPTED THE
FY 08 09 BUDGET TO REFLECT A BUDGET AMENDMENT FOR THE MIRROR LAKE STORMWATER
PROVIDING
PROJECT
FOR
CONFLICT
AND
PROVIDING
AN
EFFECTIVE DATE Commissioner
Attorney Smith read the title of the resolution into the record Motion by 73 McGrew seconded by Commissioner Provencher we adopt Resolution 2008
The motion carried
unanimously
a roll
after
call vote
The
moved to Item 9
agenda
15 RESOLUTION 2008 74AMENDING RESOLUTION 2008 54 WHICH ADOPTED THE 09 BUDGET TO REFLECT A BUDGET AMENDMENT FOR CHANGES TO THE FY 08 CRA BUDGET PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE
Attorney item
for
Smith read the title ofthe resolution into the record Commissioner the
Provencher
public adopt
we
Motion
Commissioner
by
McGrew
Resolution 2008 74 The motion carried
Mealy reviewed the by Commissioner unanimously after a roll call seconded
vote
16 RESOLUTION PROHIBITS
75 2008
MUNICIPAL
OPPOSING
WATER
AND
SURCHARGE TO CONSUMERS LOCATED
ANY
AND
SEWER
ALL
LEGISLATION
UTILITIES
FROM
WHICH
LEVYING
A
OUTSIDE OF THE CITY PROVIDING FOR
CONFLICT AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE Attorney Smith read the title of the resolution into the record Commissioner
Vath
The motion carried
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Commissioner
seconded
Mealy
Commissioner
by unanimously after
a
reviewed the
Provencher
history
we
of the item
Motion
by
75 approve Resolution 2008
roll call vote
2008 04 12
COMMISSION COMMENTS
17 COMMISSION COMMENTS
golf cart crossing
Commissioner Vath referred
at SR 100 and
Flagler confirming some
Avenue
He
to the DOT letter
approving the Department
if the Finance
wondering by Mrs Hayes in her letter the Bait regarding shop No consensus or direction was given for the City Manager to have finance do the research The responsibility for cleaning the restrooms was between Mrs Meyers and the Hayes Commissioner Vath inquired if the City is aware of the Statewide Stormwater Treatment Rule Advisory Committee Commissioner Mealy sits on a committee for the Florida League of Cities and confirmed the City is in compliance He also reported on the need for Paving on N 8th Street City Manager reported the City Engineer has reported paving will be completed shortly Commissioner Provencher wondered where the Commission was meeting for the parade and was not sure of the route Commissioner Mealy gave her the information Commissioner Provencher inquired if the City will be attending the Conference on beach preservation Mr Murphy replied he had not anticipated anyone going Commissioner McGrew reported on her attendance at the Task Force meeting and some of the issues discussed at the December meeting Commissioner Feind encouraged participation for Holiday at the Beach He information regarding City Center and asked all citizens that are reported on some of the mis interested to attend the December 10 workshop Commissioner Feind spoke with the Census Bureau regarding the City The Census Bureau made a mistake because the Bureau s population spopulation into Palm Coast s Commissioner Feind asked incorporated some of Flagler Beach the Census Bureau if the Bureau was comfortable with the s reported University of Florida The Census Bureau Feind to the advised Commissioner use population s report University Commissioner Mealy reported on her attendance at an Enterprise Flagler meeting Museum Board Meeting Florida League of Cities Legislative Committee Meeting She reported the Revenue Enhancement Training will be held on January 22 2008 with Ken Small could do
some
research in
was
of the numbers cited
PUBLIC HEARING
18 A RECEIVE
THE
REPORT
PROVIDE DIRECTION AS Charter
REQUESTED
Review Commission
Commissioners
for
FROM
thanked
their choice
in
the
THE IN
CHARTER
THE
members
appointing
them
REPORT of the to
the
REVIEW Don
Deal
Review
COMMISSION Chairman of the
Commission
review commission
and
the
and
Angie they have done for the Charter Review Commission the change in legal representation there has been a different of what is to before the voters interpretation required go Attorney Smith outlined the Attorney General opinion regarding charters that were after Home Rule Mr Deal wanted to adopted the that the Charter Review rumor Commission was paid for their job He wanted to let dispel the public know that the Review Commission was made up of volunteer members Mr Deal simply wanted to review the ballot questions and not go through the entire table of changes at this meeting as everything on the table was not going to go before the voters Ballot Questions Apperson
were
and
Penny Overstreet He reported since
reviewed
A
question
and
for
all
answer
the work
period
followed
allow the Review Commission to continue to meet
the
educating deficiency and as
public
to
on
the ballot
questions during
address those issues
Commission to put the Item to continue to meet
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5 of7
Mr Deal asked the Commission to
periodically
in order to address issues such
and to review issues identified in the charter as another election on
the next
It
was
the
consensus
a
of the
agenda
2008 04 12
B
ORDINANCE 2008 18 SUBMITTING TO THE ELECTORS OF FLAGLER BEACH
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF FLAGLER BEACII PROVIDING
BALLOT
TITLES
SUMMARIES
AND
TEXT
FOR
THE
PROPOSED
AMENDMENTS PROVIDING DIRECTIONS TO THE CITY CLERK PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY AMENDMENTS FIRST READING
Attorney
FOR FOR
AN
AN
EFFECTIVE
EFFECTIVE
DATE
DATE
FOR
FOR THE
APPROVED
ORDINANCE
Smith read the title ofthe ordinance into the record Commissioner
grammatical errors before the ordinance passed She referred to 06 b strike the a change the word voter to voters page 4 Section 2 and change commissioners to commissioner and replace his with gender neutral change the to 0 2 9 fourth line down the election office their office page 5 results add a period and start a new sentence with No other meeting shall be held at that time She continued and referred to Section second line to the should be in the possessive form 7 0 3 1 bottom page mangers Section second line toward the should be in the possessive 04 3 end again managers page 8 b delete and make and in C there should be colon instead of a a voter plural form page 13 colon after the word election and there should be a bullet before the semi phrase candidates shall appear in person and page 15 d next to the last line place a period after the word held and Notices shall be provided should be separate sentence Attorney Smith referred to page 12 of 15 top of the page should read existing budgets the general fund and the utility fund budget page 8 4 lines down there is not an error in the codified version so there is not an error on that page and because that is the 12b under this ballot question that only change to Section 2 whole section can be deleted Attorney Smith indicated he rolled in general neutral terms into the grammatical changes as to not confuse the actual ballot questions Commissioners Mealy and McGrew thanked everyone on the Review Commission for their hard work The public No comments received The closed Motion by was were was hearing opened public hearing Commissioner Feind seconded by Commissioner Provencher we adopt Ordinance 2008 18 with the amendments mentioned by the Attorney and Commissioner Mealy and including the revised wording for number 5 The motion carved unanimously after a roll call vote Mealy
wanted to
PROVIDING PROVIDING
point
out
a
few
page 3 of 21 strike aand
a
a
19 ORDINANCE 2008 19 AMENDING ARTICLE V EMPLOYEE BENEFITS DIVISION
1
SECTION
102 2
MUNICIPAL
POLICE
OFFICERS
PENSION
TRUST
FUND
ADOPTION OF APPLICABLE STATE PROVISIONS AMENDMEN TS PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION
IN
THE
CODE
OF
ORDINANCES
PROVIDING
FOR
CONFLICT
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE HEREOF FIRST READING
Attorney Smith read the title ofthe ordinance into the record Commissioner Feind had questions regarding the ordinance and was not sure if there was anyone present to answer Mr Murphy was not clear what impact this ordinance would have financially on the city He suggested Attorney Smith review the PBA back tv the Commission at the next meeting contract and Motion by Commissioner Feind seconded by Commissioner Provencher we table this until a representative for the Pension Fund can come and answer our questions and at the same time allow our attorney to review the contract The motion carried unanimously come
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AFF REPORTS 1 S 20 STAFF
submitting as a
REPORTS her
Clerk
Apperson
name
She
thanked the was
City
and
the
Commission
for
honored for the submittal and to be named
Finalist
21 ADJOURNMENT
McGrew
J
City
for Clerk of the Year
e
Mealy
Ange
Page
to
a
M
7 of 7
adjourn
the
Motion
meeting
by
Commissioner
at 9 18 p m
Provencher
The motion carried
seconded
by unanimously
Commissioner
Chairma
Apperson City
Clerk
2008 04 12