10-22-01 v CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
October 22 2001
AGENDA
Call to order
Invocation and pledge to the flag
1. Approval of the minutes of the Regular Commission Meetings of October 8 and October 16,
2001
2. Courtesy of Floor to Visitors:
A. Jody Richards, Chair of the Beautification Committee with request from the
Beautification Committee to dissolve the committee
B. Woody Winfree requesting a donation for a Teen Esteem Program
C. Town Center Merchants' Association requesting closure of Atlantic Boulevard from
East Coast Drive to Ocean Boulevard on December 1, 2001
3. Unfinished Business from Previous Meeting
A. City Manager's follow-up report
B. Authorize City Manager to execute contracts with Atlantic Beach Experimental
Theater, Atlantic Beach Athletic Association, Beaches Sea Turtle Patrol, Beaches
Habitat for Humanity and Sandra Phillips, Tennis Instructor, for the use of various
city facilities
C. Discussion and action relative to Charitable Contribution Policy, and action on a
request of the Green Market for a donation of$1,500.00
4. Consent Agenda:
ALL MATTERS LISTED UNDER THE CONSENT AGENDA ARE CONSIDERED TO BE
ROUTINE BY THE CITY COMMISSION AND WILL BE ENACTED BY ONE MOTION IN
THE FORM LISTED BELOW. THERE WILL BE NO SEPARATE DISCUSSION OF THESE
ITEMS. IF DISCUSSION IS DESIRED, THAT ITEM WILL BE REMOVED FROM THE
CONSENT AGENDA AND WILL BE CONSIDERED SEPARATELY. SUPPORTING
DOCUMENTATION AND STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS HAVE BEEN PREVIOUSLY
SUBMITTED TO THE CITY COMMISSION ON THESE ITEMS
A. Acknowledge receipt of monthly reports from City Departments: Building
Department, Public Safety and Utility Sales Departments (City Manager)
5. Committee Reports:
6. Action on Resolutions:
II A. Resolution No. 01-22
A RESOLUTION OF THE ATLANTIC BEACH CITY COMMISSION
DISSOLVING THE CITY'S BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE
Page Two AGENDA October 22, 2001
7. Action on Ordinances:
A. Ordinance No. 5-01-36—Introduction and First Reading
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING
CHAPTER 2, ADMINISTRATION, ARTICLE II, CITY COMMISSION, SEC. 2-19,
RULES OF CONDUCT AND PROCEDURE AT MEETINGS, TO ADD RULE NO. 26
PROVIDING PROCEDURES FOR EMERGENCY ACTIONS BY THE CITY
COMMISSION, AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE(Mayor)
8. Miscellaneous Business:
A. Request from the Beautification Committee for the City Commission to continue the
annual Tree Give-Away Program(City manager)
B. Authorize the City Manager to sign the Project Agreement with Florida Inland
Navigation District for the construction of the fishing pier at Dutton Island (City
Manager)
C. Authorize the purchase of three lawn mowers from Tucker Equipment at a total cost
of$23,390.73 (City Manager)
D. Discussion and related action in connection with proposed amendments to the City's
sign ordinance (City Manager)
9. City Manager Reports:
lir10. Reports and/or requests from City Commissioners and City Attorney
Adjournment
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the City Commission may act upon any agenda subject,regardless of how the matter is stated on the agenda.
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 286.26, Florida Statutes,persons with disabilities
needing special accommodation to participate in this meeting should contact the City Clerk by 5:00 PM,Friday,
October 19,2001.
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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ATLANTIC BEACH E E
CITY COMMISSION HELD IN CITY HALL,800 SEMINOLE ROAD AT s s
7:15 P.M.ON MONDAY,OCTOBER 22,2001
PRESENT: John Meserve, Mayor
Richard Beaver,Mayor Pro Tern
Mike Borno
Theo Mitchelson
Dezmond Waters, Commissioners
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Alan C. Jensen, City Attorney T C
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Maureen King, City Clerk ONE N
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Mayor Meserve called the meeting to order at 7:15 p.m. The Pledge of
Allegiance to the Flag followed the invocation, offered by Commissioner
Borno.
it 1. Approval of the minutes of the Regular Commission meetings
of October 8, 2001 and October 16,2001
Commissioner Borno requested that the resolution number in the minutes
of the meeting of October 16, 2001 be corrected to read#01-21.
Motion: Approval of the minutes of the Regular Commission BEAVER X
Meeting of October 8, 2001 and October 16,2001 as amended. B O R N O X X
MITCHELSON X X
The motion carried unanimously. WATERS X
MESERVE X
The Mayor presented a proclamation to Bob Krepp, of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars declaring November 11, 2001 as Buddy Poppy Day in
Atlantic Beach and urging citizens to purchase and wear poppies to
support the families of disabled or deceased veterans.
The Mayor advised he would be out of town on November 6th, when the
new commission will be inducted. Mayor read Resolution#01-22 and
presented it to Theo Mitchelson and commended him for his hard work on
behalf of the citizens of Atlantic Beach.
2. Courtesy of Floor to Visitors:
4 A. Jody Richards, Chair of the Beautification Committee
requested the Beautification Committee be dissolved.
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Jody Richards of Park Terrace East—Confirmed that the Commissioners COMMISSIONERS N D S ,0
had received her letter explaining that the Beautification Committee
recommended it be dissolved. She suggested that the citizens form a
group to act as a Garden Club. The Mayor also agreed that an adhoc
committee could be formed providing beneficial input at various times.
Commissioner Borno pointed out that a resolution to dissolve the
committee was on Agenda as Item 6A# 01-22A.
Motion: Approve the resolution #01-22A to dissolve the BEAVER X X
Beautification Committee. BORNO X X
MITCHELSON X
WATERS X
There being no further discussion the motion carried on a vote of four to MESERVE X
one with the Mayor and Commissioners Beaver, Borno and Mitchelson
voting in favor and Commissioners Waters opposing.
B. Woody Winfree requesting a donation for Teen Esteem
Program.
Woody Winfree of Sole Sisters, Incorporated presented an addendum to
the original proposal given to the City Manager. She explained she was
not requesting a donation but would like to contract the service of Sole
Sisters Inc. to the city to serve young women 13-18 yrs of age. Following
lira brief discussion the Mayor proposed appointing Commissioner Borno to
work with staff, the Cultural Arts Board, and Recreational Advisory Board
to establish guidelines to support these types of offers/requests.
Commissioner Waters suggested that these types of inquiries should be
submitted to the Cultural Arts Board and Recreational Advisory Board.
Commissioner Beaver noted that the Commission needed to be careful
how tax money is spent. He also noted that some of these funds could
come out of the Teen Council budget and also suggested partnering with
Neptune Beach and maybe splitting the cost with them.
No action was taken pending Commissioner Borno's report regarding
charitable contributions.
C. Town Center Merchants' Association requesting closure of
Atlantic Boulevard from East Coast Drive to Ocean Boulevard
December 1, 2001.
The City Manager suggested if the Commissioners agreed in concept to
closing the street he would meet with Neptune Beach and Atlantic Beach
police departments to work out planning details. Following brief
discussion, the commissioners supported the request but would like more
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U Motion: Approve the concept of closing the street contingent COMMISSIONERS N D S 0
upon the planning details being worked out with Merchants ''
and Neptune Beach. BEAVER X X
BORNO X
MITCHELSON X
The motion carried unanimously. WATERS X X
MESERVE X
J. P. Marchioli 414 Sherry Dr. thanked the commissioners for rolling
back the millage rate at the previous meeting.
Sally Clemens shared that her political bid had provided her with an
education about the electoral process and also stated that citizens would
like to see a friendlier government.
Dick Hilliard 338 11th Street questioned the purchase of three mowers.
He felt the city contracted out most of the work and that there was no need
to buy additional equipment. He also stated that he would like the city to
make sure that when utility contractors make road cuts they repave the cut
area.
Dorothy Kerber 365 First St. thanked the City Commissioners for the
position they had taken regarding charitable contributions.
itStephen Kuti of 1132 Linkside—Thanked the Commissioners for not
giving tax dollars to charitable contributions. He expressed his concerns
regarding Agenda Item 7A and said that he is against changing the
ordinance and perceives it would be a violation of the Sunshine Law. His
letter of disagreement is attached as Attachment A.
3. Unfinished Business from Previous Meeting
A. City Manager's Follow-up Report
The City Manager briefly reviewed each item of his written report, a copy
of which is attached and made part of this official record as Attachment
B.
• A letter of appreciation was drafted for the two checks received
from Daniel Owens. Chief Thompson reported the Police
Department proposed replacing two of their bicycles. He will meet
with the Fire Department this week to discuss their
recommendation for the additional funds given to them by Mr.
Owens.
• The Public Works Director provided an update on Donner and
II Sandpiper roadways where they narrowed into one lane and had
created traffic problems. He stated the problem had occurred due
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to the JEA poles and lines. The City Manager reported the JEA COMMISSIONERS N D s 0
had removed a pole and the road had been widened. 4`
B. Authorize the City Manager to execute contracts with Atlantic
Beach Experimental Theater, Atlantic Beach Athletic Association,
Beaches Sea Turtle Patrol, Beaches Habitat for Humanity and
Sandra Phillips, Tennis Instructor, for the use of various city
facilities (City Manager).
Motion: Authorize the City Manager to execute contracts with BEAVER x X
Atlantic Beach Experimental Theater, Atlantic Beach Athletic BORNO X
Association, Beaches Sea Turtle Patrol, Beaches Habitat for MITCHELSON X
Humanity and Sandra Phillips, Tennis Instructor, for the use WATERS X X
of various city facilities. MESERVE X
Discussion ensued regarding whether the Sea Turtle Patrol, which leases
office space at the Adele Grage CommunityCenter, should be required to
obtain insurance and it was felt that since the public rarely came to this
office there was little chance of anyone getting hurt. It was felt, however,
that insurance for the vehicle, which is used for turtle patrols on the beach,
was a greater concern, and Chief Thompson agreed to look into this matter
further. Commissioner Mitchelson pointed out that the agenda item was
IIfor approval of the contract for the use of the office space only.
Discussion ensued regarding insurance for the tennis instructor and it was
pointed out that Ms. Phillips had provided a copy of her insurance.
However, it was felt that in the event of an injury, the city, as the owner of
the tennis courts, would probably also get sued.
The motion to authorize execution of the contracts carried unanimously.
C. Discussion and action relative to Charitable Contribution
Policy, and action on a request of the Green Market for a
donation of$1,500.00
Motion: Defer until report is received from committee. BEAVER X X
BORNO X X
The motion carried unanimously. MITCHELSON X
WATERS X
4. Consent Agenda: MESERVE X
A. Acknowledge receipt of monthly reports from City
Departments: Building Department, Public Safety and
Utility Sales Departments (City Manager)
BEAVER X X
4 BORNO X
Motion: Approve consent agenda as presented. MITCHELSON X
WATERS x X
MESERVE X
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The motion carried unanimously.
5. Committee Reports:
There were no Committee Reports.
6. Action on Resolutions:
A. Resolution No. 01-22A: A RESOLUTION OF THE
ATLANTIC BEACH CITY COMMISSION
DISSOLVING THE CITY'S BEAUTIFICATION
COMMITTEE.
This item was taken up earlier in the meeting(see Page 2)
7. Action on Ordinances:
A. Ordinance No. 5-01-36 Introduction and First Reading
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ATLANTIC
BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 2,
ADMINISTRATION,ARTICLE II, CITY
COMMISSION, SEC. 2-19, RULES OF CONDUCT AND
PROCEDURE AT MEETINGS, TO ADD RULE NO. 26
PROVIDING PROCEDURES FOR EMERGENCY
ACTIONS BY THE CITY COMMISSION, AND
PROVIDING AND EFFECTIVE DATE (Mayor)
The Mayor stated that other cities for example, the City of
Jacksonville have the ability to declare something an emergency. The
City Attorney advised that if a matter is declared at a public meeting
to be an emergency the City Commission may take action on such
matters at that meeting. Commissioner Borno pointed out that the
Florida Statues provide procedures for passing emergency Ordinances
and Resolutions.
Motion: Approve passage of Ordinance#5-10-36 on first BEAVER X X
reading. (The public hearing will be held on November 12, BORNO X X
2001) MITCHELSON X
WATERS X
The motion carried unanimously. M E S E R V E X
8. Miscellaneous Business:
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IIA. Request from the Beautification Committee for the City COMMISSIONERS N D S 0
Commission to continue the annual Tree Give-Away Program
(City Manager)
Motion: Approve request of Beautification Committee to BEAVER X X
continue annual Tree Give-Away Program. BORNO X
MITCHELSON X X
Commissioner Borno pointed out that some trees were left over from WATERS X
last year. The trees were so large that the people who wanted them MESERVE X
couldn't physically move them. Timmy Johnson, Director of Parks,
Recreation & Beautification reported that this year they will hold a
workshop on tree planting and the trees will then be given away on
site, which will ensure the trees have all been donated. It was felt
there were still areas in the city that could use some additional tree
coverage. The City Manager stated if trees were planted on rights-of-
way without strong support of property owners that the trees would
die. The City Manager then suggested developing a program where
trees would be planted on city rights-of-way with homeowners
providing the maintenance.
The motion was approved unanimously to continue with the annual
Tree Give-Away Program.
liB. Authorize the City Manager to sign the Project Agreement
with Florida Inland Navigation District for the construction of
the fishing pier at Dutton Island (City Manager)
Motion: Authorize the City Manager to sign the Project BEAVER X X
Agreement with Florida Inland Navigation District for the BORNO X X
construction of the fishing pier at Dutton Island. MITCHELSON X
WATERS X
Discussion ensued and the City Manager stated the funds had been MESERVE X
deferred until the bids for the core city project are received, so the
city's $50,000 match had not been budgeted. He proposed putting a
hold on this until we receive acknowledgement from FIND that we
can wait until the bids have been opened. Timmy Johnson, Director
of Parks, Recreations & Beautification responded that FIND's budget
had been set with their funds being appropriated for this project. He
further stated that FIND was supportive of the City waiting for the
Core City bids.
Following further discussion, the motion carried by a four to one vote
with Mayor Meserve and Commissioners Beaver, Borno and Waters
voting aye and Commissioner Mitchelson voting nay.
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g C. Authorize the purchase of three lawn mowers from Tucker COMMISSIONERS N D S 0
Equipment at a total cost of$23,390.73 (City Manager) '
Bob Kosoy, Director of Public Works, reported on the age and
condition of the city's mowing equipment. Mr. Kosoy felt that the
new mowers were needed due to the extended usage of this
equipment.
Commissioner Beaver agreed that at the cost listed, the three new
mowers were an excellent buy. Commissioner Waters then inquired
regarding maintenance of the ditch along Seminole Rd. He agreed
that the cleanup on one side of the ditch looked good but felt the other
side of the ditch looked terrible. Public Works Director Bob Kosoy
responded that some of the residents had objected when the city
mowed this area in the past. Commissioner Waters felt this was a
health hazard since it harbored rodents, snakes, and mosquitoes. Mr.
Kosoy indicated his department would mow it and take care of it if
the people in that area supported it. Mr. Kosoy reported an analysis
of property lines was done several years ago and offered to locate the
report and present it to the commissioners.
Motion: Authorize the purchase of three lawn mowers BEAVER X
from Tucker Equipment at a total cost of$23,390.73. BORNO x x
MITCHELSON X X
There being no further discussion, the motion carried unanimously. WATERS X
MESERVE X
D. Discussion and related action in connection with proposed
amendments to the City's sign ordinance (City Manager).
Commissioner Borno suggested this matter be included on the agenda
for discussion at the workshop scheduled for Monday, October 29th.
The City Manager stated that the dilapidated signs had been removed.
His concerns were what to do about signs that did not meet setback or
height requirement. He also pointed out that the Community
Development Board did not have the authority to grant variances to
the sign ordinance.
Motion: Discuss the sign ordinance at the workshop being BEAVER X
held on Monday, October 29th. BORNO X X
MITCHELSON X
The motion was approved unanimously. WATERS X X
MESERVE X
9. City Manager Reports:
The City Manager's written report is attached and made part of this
official record as Attachment C.
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li • Sonya Doerr, Planning Director reported that the Florida COMMISSIONERS N D S 0
Planning and Zoning Association's annual conference would
be held at the Sea Turtle Hotel this month. She reported that
the Mayor of Atlantic Beach, along with the Mayor of
Jacksonville Beach, would be doing the opening session and
welcoming remarks.
10. Reports and/or requests from City Commissioners and
City Attorney
Commissioner Beaver
• Reported he had received another $5,000 check donation for
the Adele Grage Center renovations.
Commissioner Mitchelson
• Reported the Teen Council is putting on its second annual
junior surfing contest on November. 10tH
• Reported the beach renourishment project would be
reconfigured and expected the bids to be opened sometime in
December, and that the project would start sometime in the
spring of 2002.
• Recommended that agenda packets be provided one week
before the commission meeting. This would allow the public
more time to familiarize themselves with the issues being
discussed.
Commissioner Waters
• Commented that Atlantic Beach could do a lot more with
Christmas decorations and noted that other small towns he's
visited in North Carolina are lavishly decorated.
• Requested a comparison of Atlantic Beach utility rates with
other communities.
• Suggested installing shields on the lights at Bull Park to
prevent light from shining into the homes in the
neighborhood.
• Suggested requiring committees to report periodically to the
City Commission.
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There being no further discussion or business • come before the COMMISSIONERS N D S 0
Commission, the Mayor declared the meeting .10.•,rued at 9:10 p.m.
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Attest: Mayor/P esidi, . Officer
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- COMMISSION MEETING ATTACHMENT-
OCTOBER 22 , 2001 "A"
Stephen A. Kuti
1132 Linkside Drive
Atlantic Beach, FL 32233
Tel: 904/246-3700
e-mail: oregcigany@msn.com
October 22, 2001
Mr. Alan C. Jensen, City attorney
800 Seminole Road
Atlantic Beach, FL 32233
Dear Mr. Jensen:
On October 16, 2001 you have very wisely informed the Commission, that
our Charter forbids contributions to groups like the Green Market. They are
a consortium doing business on City property . Our Commissioners should
not spend tax dollars to support private businesses.
Now, on October 22, 2001 the Mayor is trying to amend Chapter 2,
Administration, Article II, City Commission, Section 2-19 by adding Rule
Number 26 relating to Emergency Actions by the City Commission.
Mr. Jensen, it is your duty as City Attorney to tell the Commission that the
Florida Sunshine Law prevents Commissioners to discuss, approve and
spend tax dollars without proper Public Discussion. I hope, you will prevent
Agenda item 7/A becoming an ordinance.
Sincerely Yours,
Stephen A. Kuti
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OCTOBER
TTACHMENT-OCTOBER 22 , 2001 "B"
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October 16, 2001
MEMORANDUM
TO: The Honorable Mayor
and Members of the City Commission
FROM: Jim Ha•son
ity •anger —
SUBJECT: Follow-u• 'eport
Contribution from Daniel Owens; It was reported at the last Commission Meeting that
Mr. Daniel Owens of 83 Forrestal Circle South had delivered two checks to the City for $1,000
each for the benefit of the Police and Fire Departments. The Commission asked that a letter of
appreciation be drafted for your signatures and for recommendations from the staff as to the
best use of the funds. Attached to this report is a proposed letter to Daniel Owens dated
October 9, 2001. If this is acceptable, a letter will be available for signatures at the City
Commission Meeting. Concerning use of the funds, David Thompson recommends that the
Police Department could best utilize $1,000 in purchasing two bicycles for police use. They
have proven valuable in the past for surveillance and some types of patrol. Staff hopes to have
a recommendation available for the use of the $1,000 for the Fire Department by the time of
the Commission Meeting.
AGENDA ITEM#3A
OCTOBER 22,2001
% CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH
800 SEMINOLE ROAD
• ATLANTIC BEACH,FLORIDA 32233-5445
TELEPHONE:(904)247-5800
1 FAX (904)247-5805
SUNCOM:852-5800
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October 9, 2001
Daniel Owens
83 Forrestal Circle S.
Atlantic Beach, FL 32233
RE: Contributions
Dear Mr. Owens;
We were advised by City staff of the contributions you had made for $1,000 each to the
Atlantic Beach Police and Fire Departments. We were told that you had made these
contributions and others in response to the terrorist attacks that occurred on September 11,
2001.
• Those events have united the people in our country in a way that hasn't been seen for many
years. After the shock and disbelief had sunk in over the days that followed, each of us has
wondered about our particular role in recovering from the tragedy. Being predominantly a
military community, the responsibilities and obligations of many of our friends and
neighbors have been clear; to come to the defense of our country. For the rest of us however,
answers have been hard to find.
The news of your contributions to the local police and fire services were deeply inspiring. In
times of trouble, it is reassuring to see that people like you have the commitment and
patriotism to step forth to provide a major commitment of your resources. It is our deepest
hope that all of us will be able to rise to the call, and find our own ways to work together to
overcome the challenges that confront our country.
This letter is to express the heartfelt thanks and appreciation of the Mayor and Commission of
the City of Atlantic Beach to you for your generous and inspiring contributions.
John S. Meserve, Mayor
Rick Beaver, Commissioner Mike Borno, Commissioner
Dezmond Waters, Commissioner Theo Mitchelson, Commissioner
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OCTOBER 22, 2001 "C"
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October 16, 2001
MEMORANDUM
TO: The Honorable Mayor
and Members of the City Commission
FROM: J" Han
City Manag
SUBJECT: City Manag is Report
Report from AT&T Broadband; As a part of the discussion with AT&T about the numerous
• complaints the City of Atlantic Beach had received in recent months about cable service,
monthly reports as to compliance with some of the franchise provisions are to be provided.
Attached is the first report from AT&T concerning the answering of phone calls. For the third
quarter ending September of 2001, AT&T records indicate that their telephones were answered
within 30 seconds 74% of the time. FCC standards, which are referenced in our franchise
agreement, require that they answer at least 90%of the calls within 30 seconds.
Air Show; You have probably already read in the media that security concerns have
dramatically changed plans for the upcoming air show. Almost all of the activities are now
being scheduled in Jacksonville Beach, and final plans are still being changed. Attached for
your information is the most recent tentative schedule for the event. This will be subject to
several changes prior to the opening ceremony. Revised schedules will be distributed as they
are received.
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AGENDA ITEM#9
OCTOBER 22,2001
•
oravAaDEAN
Jacksonville Regional Call Center
FCC Quarterly Service Standards
2001
Outages Gone
3rd
Quarter
Total
Calls Answered in 30 sec- NASA 56,032
IVR Calls 102,654
Calls Answered in 30 sec- Video 171,634
Total Calls Answered in 30 sec 330,320
Calls Offerred to Queue - NASA 68,931
IVR Calls 102,654
Calls Offerred to Queue - Video 273,119
Total Calls Offerred to Queue 444,704
of Calls Answered in 30 sec 74.00%
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AGENDA ITEM#9
OCTOBER 22,2001
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JACKSONVILLE
SEAS KY
SPECTACULAR
October 30 — November 4, 2001
Presented by:
City of Jacksonville
United States Navy
• City of Atlantic Beach
City of Jacksonville Beach
City of Neptune Beach
Fact Sheet
Wednesday, October 31, 2001
■ Blue Angel Media Rides
Mayport Naval Station
2:30 p.m.
Thursday, November 1, 2001
Opening Ceremony
12:00 noon
Jacksonville Landing
Joint Color Guard, Aircraft Fly by and FCCJ band
Flight Deck Party
6:30 p.m.
Sneakers Sports Grille at Jacksonville Beach
Open to the public
Friday, November 2, 2001
■ Practice Airshow for School Field Trips
• 9:00 a.m.—3:00 p.m.
Jacksonville Beach Oceanfront
AGENDA ITEM#9
OCTOBER 22,2001
• Ground activities to include: static displays, food and beverages, children's activities,
interactive games and entertainment
Tentative Show performers
AM10:30—Para jump 82nd airborne/Red Devils(C-130)
10:40-Lischer
10:52-Jax Fly By(S-3,P-3,H-60)
10:57—T-6
11:10-Assault preparations(Navy Surface Fire Support)—USS Boone
11:17—Close Air Support-RECON(F-18s,AV-8Bs,AH-lBs Cobra,H-46s)
11:30—Assault(AAVs,LCAC H-hour)
11:55—B1 flyby
PM 12:02-F-16 demo
12:17-McClung
12:27—F-86
12:37—Mancuso
12:47—F-14 demo
1:02—USCG fly by/search and rescue demo(Dauphine,Jayhawk,Agusta,
Cutter)
1:10—F-117 flyby
1:15—Ian Groom
1:25—F-15
1:40—Air Force Heritage(F-86/F-15/F-16)
1:50—Wagstaff
2:05—Apache
2:15—Sean Tucker
• 2:30—Blues Fat Albert C-130
2:40—Blues
• Beaches Opening Ceremony
Seawalk Pavilion
4 p.m.
• Marine Barracks Washington Silent Drill Team and Bugle Corps
Jacksonville Beach site
5 p.m.
• Swingin'Medallions in Concert
Opening Act Diggin' in Dreamland
Seawalk Pavilion
Immediately following USMC Silent Drill Team
Free admission
Saturday, November 3, 2001
• Sky Show and Street Festival
Jacksonville Beach Oceanfront
10 a.m.—5p.m.
Ground activities to include: static displays, food and beverages, children's
activities, interactive games and entertainment.
• Meet the Performers Party
• J.Johnson Gallery
7 p.m.
Invitation Only
AGENDA ITEM#9
OCTOBER 22,2001
11111 Blue Angels Meet and Greet
Entertainment by The Jennifer Ray Group
Tentative Sky Show performer schedule:
10:30 a.m.—3:00 p.m.
AM 10:30—Para jump 82°d airborne/Red Devils(C-130)
10:40-Lischer
10:52-Jax Fly By(S-3,P-3,H-60)
10:57—T-6
11:10-Assault preparations(Navy Surface Fire Support)—USS Boone
11:17—Close Air Support-RECON(F-18s,AV-8Bs,AH-lBs Cobra,H-46s)
11:30—Assault(AAVs,LCAC H-hour)
11:55—B1 flyby
PM 12:02 -F-16 demo
12:17-McClung
12:27—F-86
12:37—Mancuso
12:47—F-14 demo
1:02—USCG fly by/search and rescue demo(Dauphine,Jayhawk,Agusta,
Cutter)
1:10—F-117 flyby
1:15—Ian Groom
1:25—F-15
1:40—Air Force Heritage(F-86/F-15/F-16)
1:50—Wagstaff
2:05—Apache
• 2:15—Sean Tucker
2:30—Blues Fat Albert C-130
2:40—Blues
• Concert(Artist to be determined
Seawall(Pavilion Jacksonville Beach
Time TBA
Free admission
Sunday, November 4, 2001
• Sky Show and Street Festival
Jacksonville Beach Oceanfront
10 a.m.—4 p.m.
Ground activities to include: static displays, food and beverages, children's
activities, interactive games and entertainment.
Tentative Sky Show performer schedule:
10:30 a.m. —3:00 p.m.
am 10:30—Para jump 82°d airborne/Red Devils(C-130)
10:40—Chuck Lischer
10:52-Jax Fly By(S-3,P-3,H-60)
10:57—T-6
11:10-Assault preparations(Navy Surface Fire Support)—USS Boone
11:17—Close Air Support-RECON(F-18s,AV-8Bs,AH-lBs Cobra,H-46s)
11:30—Assault(AAVs,LCAC H-hour)
11:55—B1 flyby
• pm 12:02-F-16 demo
12:17-McClung
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OCTOBER 22,2001
• 12:27—F-86
12:37—Mancuso
12:47—F-14 demo
1:02—USCG fly by/search and rescue demo(Dauphine,Jayhawk,Agusta,
Cutter)
1:10—F-117 flyby
1:15—Ian Groom
1:25—F-15
1:40—Air Force Heritage(F-86/F-15/F-16)
1:50—Wagstaff
2:05—Apache
2:15—Sean Tucker
2:30—Blues Fat Albert C-130
2:40—Blues
Jacksonville Sea and Sky Spectacular
Sponsored by:
Jacksonville Tourist Development Council
AT&T Media Services
AT&T Wireless
Pfizer Health Tour
Navy Federal Credit Union
• TECO Peoples Gas
ConAgra Foods, Inc.
Jax Navy Federal Credit Union
Mint Magazine
Observation Station
Tempo
Budweiser
Coca-Cola
Tom Bush Mazda Volkswagen-BMW
Rock 105
WOKV 690 AM
102.9 The Point
COOL FM
Supported by:
GM Card
Discover Card
Casa Marina Hotel
Hay-A-Seat
• Brampton Inn
Comfort Inn Mayport
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OCTOBER 22,2001
• Comfort Inn Oceanfront
The Jacksonville Landing
Mayport Merchants Association
Country Inn & Suites Ponte Vedra
Days Inn Oceanfront
Atlantic Marine / Atlantic Dry Dock
Best Western Oceanfront
Hampton Inn
Observation Station
For more information and
All vendor and/or sponsor inquiries:
City of Jacksonville
Office of Special Events
117 West Duval Street
Suite 310
Phone: (904) 630-3690
Fax: (904) 630-3693
Web: www.jaxseaandsky.com
• E-Mail: events@coj.net
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