06-26-89 v CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH
REGULAR MEETING MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1989
AGENDA
Call to Order
Invocation and Pledge to the Flag
1. Approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of June 12, 1989 and
Special meeting of June 21, 1989
2. Recognition of Visitors
3. Old Business:
A. Mr. Nick Nicholson to discuss further with the City Commission
a proposed feasibility study on a World Class Swim Center
B. Report of findings relative to speeding on East Coast Drive
between Eleventh Street and Seminole Road
C. City Commission approval for the combination of Lots 17 and 18,
Block 2, Donners Replat, in accordance with Ordinance
#90-88-136
4. New Business:
A. Action by the City Commission to accept the water and sewer
improvements in Sevilla Gardens for maintenance
B. Discussion regarding appointments to the Public Nuisance
Control Board for staggered terms of 4, 3 and 2 years
C. Mayor Gulliford to discuss possibilities of dealing with old
and abandoned houses through the Community Development Block
Grant Rehab Loan Program
D. Acknowledge report of actions of the Community Development
Board
E. Discussion relative to the outside display of merchandise for
sale.
5. Committee Reports:
A. Receipt of recommendations from the Professional Services
Evaluation Committee relative to the ranking of engineers for a
Stormwater Management Plan
B. Recommendation of the Awards Committee relative to the
maintenance of landscaping areas at City facilities
C. Recommendation of engineers relative to water treatment plant
improvements and water main improvements
6. Action on Resolutions:
A. Resolutions ##89-35 and 89-36 welcoming home the USS Leyte Gulf
and USS Adams from a six month deployment
B. Resolution # 89-33 opposing the use of river sand for
renourishment of Atlantic Beach
C. Resolution No. 89-34 relative to Buccaneer Bonds
7. Action on Ordinances:
A. Ordinance #65-89-20: Introduction and first reading of an
Ordinance closing, vacating, and abandoning a portion of
Belvedere Street abutting 603, 604 and 605 Saltair Subdivision
and reserving unto the City of Atlantic Beach a perpetual 10'
easement bisecting said street for the purpose of pedestrian
usage and utilities and setting a public hearing for July 10,
1989
B. Ordinance #90-89-142: Public hearing and final reading of an
Ordinance amending the Ordinance Code of the City of Atlantic
Beach amending Chapter 24 of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance
to provide an exception to the site requirements in the Planned
Unit Development section of the code to allow for Contract
Quality Development (CQD)
C. Ordinance #90-89-145: Introduction and first reading of an
Ordinance rezoning property on Church Road between Mealy and
Mary Streets owned by Sam Waters, from RG1 to RG2, and setting
a public hearing for August 14, 1989
(Community Development Board recommends approval)
8. Action on Exceptions:
A. Action on a recommendation by the Community Development Board
to approve an exception for reduction in the number of parking
spaces from 140 to 102 and for authority to have on-premise
consumption of alcoholic beverages at the location of the old
Bennetts Motel, and setting a public hearing for July 10, 1989
9. Miscellaneous:
10. City Manager Reports:
11. Mayor to call on City Commissioners, City Attorney, City Clerk for
reports and/or requests
Adjournment
MIN[Tffi OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ATLANTIC BEACH CITY I-
MISSION HELD AT CITY HALL ON JUNE 26, 1989, AT 7:15 PM V V
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2RESENT: William I. Gulliford, Mayor/Commissioner T T
Robert B. Cook, Sr. E E
Glenn A. Edwards D D
Alan C. Jensen, and
Adelaide R. Tucker, Commissioners
M S
AND: Richard C. Fellows, City Manager 0 E
Claude L. Mullis, City Attorney T C
Maureen King, City Clerk I 0 Y
NAME OF ONEN
COMMRS. N D S 0
The ineeLiiiy wci5 ucilled Lu oLdel. by Nctyct C lliLOLd. 1lie ��
invocation, offered by Commissioner Cook, was followed by the
pledge to the flag.
1. Approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of June 12,
1989 and Special meeting of June 21, 1989
Cook x
Nation: Approve minutes of the regular meeting of June 12, Edwards x x
1989 Jensen x
Tucker x x
No discussion before the vote. The motion carried unanimously. Gulliford x
Cook x
Motion: Approve minutes of the Special meeting of June 21, Edwards x x
1989 Jensen x
Tucker x x
No discussion before the vote. The motion carried unanimously. Gulliford x
2. Recognition of visitors:
William DeCamp, 920 Orchid Street, said he wished to use his home
as a base of operation for a business doing home repairs and
maintenance, yard work and odd jobs. He had been advised by the
City Clerk this did not appear to be in keeping with the provisions
of the recently revised home occupation ordinance. He asked the
Commission for an exception to allow him to operate his business
out of his home and store his equipment in a yard shed. On advise
of the city attorney, Mr. DeCamp was advised to contact the
Community Development Director and apply for an exception.
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Mr. Carl Lemme, 1972 Colina Court, reported a jet ski accident on
Atlantic Beach the previous day. He asked how the city intended to
enforce the regulation that personal watercraft must be operated no
closer than 200 feet from the beach. Chief Thompson said he would
know by this Friday whether the Police Department would soon have
a personal watercraft which would be used for law enforcement and
he was hopeful details could be worked out. The watercraft would
)e on the beach with the lifeguards and would be available for
,cater rescue as well as law enforcement.
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Mr. Lemme also requested stronger enforcement of the animal control
regulations on the beach. The Mayor responded that Atlantic Beach
had "the best animal control officer in the whole area." However,
he said he did not feel a ban of animals on the beach would solve
the problem because Jacksonville Beach and Neptune Beach do not
allow animals on the beach but they also have a problem with
enforcement.
3. Old Business:
A. Mr. Nick Nicholson to discuss further with the City Ccmnission
a proposed feasibility study on a World Class Swim Center.
Mr. Nicholson, Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce Aquatic Swim
Committee Task Force, reported Councilman Jarboe had pledged $7,500
towards the feasibility study on condition that the Request for
Proposals be administered by a municipality. St. Vincent's Medical
Center had contributed $100, and the River City Swim Club had
donated $100. He said Phillips Petroleum and Coca Cola had also
expressed interest in the project. Commissioner Edwards reported
approved uses of Convention Development Tax revenues included
improving publicly awned convention center or construction of a
multi-purpose coliseum/exhibition center. Other approved uses
Lnvolved stadiums, exhibition halls, marinas, coliseums or
auditoriums. Finance Director Royal reported the city had
accumulated approximately $125,000 in bed tax revenues and
Commissioner Jensen pointed out the provisions of the statute
severely limited the possible uses of those revenues by the city.
He felt such a facility would be an asset to the beaches area and
encouraged support of the feasibility study. Mr. Nicholson pointed
out proposals ranging from $18,000 to $30,000 had been received
approximately a year ago in response to an RFP.
Cook x x
Notion: The City pledge the amount of $5,000 towards the Edwards x
feasibility study and offer its services to be used Jensen x x
as the conduit for the funds Tucker x
C ulliford x
No further discussion. The motion carried unanimously.
B. Report of findings relative to speeding on Fast Coast Drive
between Eleventh Street and Seminole Road
Chief Thompson reported studies had been done on the north end of
both East Coast Drive and Ocean Boulevard and upon their
recommendation, a stop sign had been installed on East Coast Drive
at Fifteenth Street. Since the installation of the stop sign the
police had continued to monitor the area but were not recommending
the installation of any further stop signs at this time. Lt.
Christman reported there had been a significant reduction in the
zmount of speeding on East Coast.
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Connie Besancon, 1070 Ocean Boulevard, said she had recently
canvassed the neighbors and all felt the traffic was too fast. Lt.
Christman said that of 1,700 accidents in the last three years, six
were on East Coast Drive. In the State of Florida 35 MPH was the
recognized residential speed. The speed limit on East Coast and
Ocean had already been reduced to 25 MPH, and even with some
speeding, the average speed fell within acceptable levels. Cook x
Edwards x x
Commissioner Jensen moved that a 4-way stop sign be installed Jensen x x
at the intersection of Ocean Boulevard and 12th Street Tucker x
Gulliford x
Dezmond Waters, 1835 Seminole Road, spokesman for North Duval
Beaches Association, said the association was totally opposed to
any additional stop signs. He said speeding was a greater problem
on Seminole Road but homeowners had installed fences and had
learned to live with the situation.
The question was called and the motion carried unanimously.
C. City Commission approval for the combination of Lots 17 and
18, Block 2, Donners Replat, in accordance with Ordinance No.
90-88-136 Cook x
Edwards x x
Notion: Approve combination of Lots 17 and 18, Block 2, Jensen x x
Donners Replat, as requested Tucker x
GUlliford x
Mr. Kredell requested a letter stating the north half of Lots 17
and 18 is approved for the construction of a duplex. The City
Attorney advised this was an administrative function and requested
Mr. Kredell to contact the City Manager the following day. The
question was called and the motion was approved by unanimous vote.
4. New Business:
A. Action by the City commission to accept the water and sewer
improvements in Sevilla Gardens for maintenance
The City Manager reported all documents, including a one-year
maintenance bond an all water and sewer facilities, had been
received and requested acceptance by the Commission.
Cook x
Notion: Accept for maintenance the water and sewer Edwards x x
improvements in Sevilla Gardens Jensen x x
Tucker x
No discussion before the vote. The motion carried unanimously, Gulliford x
B. Discussion regarding appointments to the Public Nuisance
Control Board for staggered terms of four, three, and two-year
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The Mayor submitted three names for nomination to the newly
established Public Nuisance Control Board as follows: Mr. Jack
Brooks, who had worked with the Safe Neighborhoods Task Force; Rev.
Neal of Friendship Baptist Church, who represented a community
which is very concerned about drug activity; and Mr. J.C. Green,
who was retired from the Times Union and was Director of Inform-
ation Services at Community College in Jacksonville
Cook x x
Nbtion: Approve the nominations nations made by Mayor Gulliford and Edwards x x
appoint Messrs. Brooks, Green and Neal to the Public Jensen x
Nuisance Control Board Tucker x
Gulliford x
In discussion before the vote Commissioner Cook suggested, by
reverse alphabetical order, to appoint Mr. Brooks to a four-year
term, Mr. Green to a three-year term, and Rev. Neal to a two-year
term. The question was called and the motion carried unanimously.
C. Mayor Gulliford to discuss possibilities of dealing with old
and abandoned houses through the Ccmminity Development Block
Grant Rehab Loan Program
Mayor Gulliford reported he had recently accompanied police on
patrol and had witnessed many houses in poor state of repair, many
)f which had been boarded up. He said Chief Thompson had indicated
much of the drug problem stemmed from those houses. He suggested
the city consider a partnership deal wherein the city would use
Community Development Block Grant funds to acquire and rehabilitate
properties which could, in turn, be sold at low interest rates to
young married couples who would meet certain conditions. He said
he felt this would be an enhancement to the neighborhoods and would
benefit the community as a whole. The City Attorney said Atlantic
Beach would be eligible to participate in the Community Development
Block Grant funds available through Jacksonville. Another option
would be tax increment financing. Mr. Mullis offered to contact
Dick Bowers of the Urban Development Department and invite him to
appear before the Commission and outline the options available.
This was unanimously agreed to by the Commission.
D. Acknowledge report of actions of the Community Development
Board
The Mayor confirmed that each commissioner had a received a copy of
the actions of the Community Development Board and that no action
was required.
E. Discussion relative to outside display of merchandise for sale
The City Clerk explained she had received several inquiries
recently from people requesting to set up temporary facilities to
sell seasonal items such as hot dogs and boiled peanuts,
tee-shirts, suntan lotion, and fireworks, etc. While it has always
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been city policy to prohibit such sales, this subject was not
addressed in the city code. She suggested if it was the wish of
the Commission to continue this policy, an ordinance be drafted
setting guidelines.
The City Attorney and City Clerk were directed to contact other
cities to see how they handle this question and report back at the
next meeting.
5. Ccnmittee Reports:
A. Receipt of recommendations from the Professional Services
Evaluation Committee relative to the ranking of engineers for
a stormwater management plan
The City Manager reported ranking of the interested parties had not
been completed since Don Ford had been on vacation and his report
was necessary for evaluation purposes. He requested action on this
be deferred until the next meeting.
B. Recommendation of the Awards Committee relative to the
maintenance of landscaping areas at city facilities
Commissioner Edwards reported three bids had been received . After
review of the bids, it was the recommendation of the committee the
bid of Growing of Ponte Vedra be accepted as the lowest and best
bid in the amount of $17,575
Cook x
Motion: Award bid to Growing of Ponte Vedra Beach for Edwards x x
lawn maintenance at city facilities at an annual Jensen x x
amount of $17,575 Tucker x
GUlliford x
No discussion before the vote. The motion carried unanimously.
At this time Mayor Gulliford reported an appraisal had been
received on property adjacent to Mt. Pisgah Church and Donner Park
which had been the subject of discussion at the previous meeting.
The appraisal was higher than the price being asked by the church
and the Mayor requested the wishes of the Commission.
Cook x x
Notion: Authorize purchase of property measuring approx- Edwards x
imately 145' x 180' adjacent to Donner Park at a Jensen x
total price of $10,000 Tucker x x
GUlliford x
The Finance Director was instructed to conduct a title search and
any other legal action required and proceed as quickly as possible
to conclude the transaction. The motion carried unanimously.
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C. Recommendation of engineers relative to water treatment plant
improvements and water main improvements
Andy May of Gee & Jenson Engineers, reported six bids had been
received and upon evaluation of the bids and investigation of the
companies involved, it was the recommendation of the engineers that
a contract be awarded for Part A, plant work to Milmir Construction
Company in the amount of $1,250,758 and a contract be awarded for
the construction of the water main replacement work in Royal Palms
to Scott Plumbing Company, Inc. , in the amount of $528,981.24 for
the bid items as outlined in Gee & Jenson's letter of
recommendation dated June 23, 1989, copy of which is attached
hereto and made a part hereof.
Notion: Award bids in accordance with the recommendation of Cook x
the engineers Edwards x
John Belloit of WPC Industrial Contractors said his company had
submitted the low bid on Park A and disagreed with the recommend-
ation of the engineers. Joe Mittauer of Gee and Jenson pointed out
the city's purchasing policy provided the city shall award contract
to the lowest responsible bidder. Investigation of WPC had
revealed about 40% of projects had been completed on time and of
those contacted relative to the quality of work, about 40% of the
:omments were favorable, while all responses relative to quality of
work and timely completion of projects by Milmir were favorable.
Mr. Belloit defended his company's position on all points raised.
It was also pointed out Milmir appeared to have more experience
with projects of this size while WPC had sub-contracted out parts
of similar projects, and it was the opinion of the engineers the
bid of Milmir represented the lowest and best responsible bid.
Commissioner Edwards pointed out in making a recommendation, the
committee had taken into consideration problems the city had had in
the past on similar projects.
The City Manager pointed out $1.2 million had been budgeted for the
total project and additional funds would need to be borrowed from
Sewer to accomplish the complete project. It was his opinion the
project was of such importance that the city should proceed with
the work.
After further discussion, Mayor Gulliford suggested the awards
committee, Mr. May and Mr. Belliot get together and further
evaluate the situation and report back to the Commission. In the
meantime it was decided to defer awarding the bid for Part A of the
project. Commissioner Edwards withdrew his original motion and
Commissioner Cook withdrew his second.
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Cook x x
Motion: Award section B of the project to Scott Plumbing in Edwards x
accordance with the engineer's recommendation and Jensen x
defer action on awarding part A Tucker x x
Gulliford x
No further discussion. The motion carried unanimously.
6. Action on Resolutions:
Mayor Gulliford presented in full, Resolution 89-35:
A RESOLUTION RECOGNIZING THE MANY CONTRIBUTIONS THE USS CHARLES F.
ADAMS HAS MADE DURING RECENT DEPLOYMENT AND THROUGHOUT HER
DIS'TINGUISHED CAREER, AND ENCOURAGING ALL CITIZENS TO JOIN IN
WELCOMING HOME THE SHIP AND HER CREW. Cook x x
Edwards x
Nbtion: Approve passage of Resolution No. 89-35 Jensen x
Zucker x x
No discussion before the vote. The motion carried unanimously. Gulliford x
Mayor Gulliford presented in full, Resolution No. 89-36:
A RESOLUTION RECOGNIZING THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF USS LEYTE GULF
DURING HER FIRST OVERSEAS DEPLOYMENT AND ENCOURAGING ALL CITIZENS
OF THE CITY TO JOIN IN WELCOMING HOME THE SHIP AND HER CREST Cook x x
Edwards x x
Motion: Approve passage of Resolution No. 89-36 Jensen x
Tucker x
No discussion before the vote. The motion carried unanimously. Gulliford x
B. Resolution No. 89-33
Mayor Gulliford presented in full, Resolution No. 89-33:
A RESOLUTION OPPOSING THE USE OF RIVER SAND FOR RENOURISHMENI' OF
ATLANTIC BEACH
Edwards x
Notion: Approve passage of Resolution No. 89-33 Jensen x
In discussion before the vote, it was suggested the third paragraph
be amended to include examples of the types of undesirable foreign
matter which was included in the sand on a previous renourishment
project, eg. glass, cans, etc.
Cook x
Amended motion: Approve passage of Resolution No. 89-33 as Edwards x x
amended Jensen x x
Tucker x
No further discussion. The motion carried unanimously Gulliford x
C. Resolution No. 89-34
Mayor Gulliford presented in full, Resolution No. 89-34:
A RESOLUTION WHEREIN IN CONSIDERATION OF THE CONVEYANCE OF THE REAL
PROPERTY AT 902 ASSISI LANE, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, FROM THE
B[ICCANEER MST PARTNERSHIP TO THE CITY OF MANTIC BEACH, THE
CITY COMNIISSION ACMES TO EXTEND THE REDEMPTION DATE ON THE
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BLS WATER AND SEWER DISTRICT BONDS UNTIL MAY 15, 1994, AT
WHICH TIME THEY MAY BE REDEEMED IN WHOLE OR IN PART AT THE PRICE OF
PAR PLUS ACCRUED INTEREST TO THE REDEMPTION DATE. Cook x
Edwards x x
Motion: Approve passage of Resolution No. 89-34 Jensen x
Tucker x x
In brief discussion as to whether this action would require an c1lliford x
ordinance, it was pointed out passage of this resolution was
acceptable to the Buccaneer Management Partnership and would not be
binding on a future Commission. Mr. Mullis further pointed out,
the provisions of an ordinance could not be changed by resolution,
and said it would be advisable to get an opinion from bond counsel.
Mr. Mullis was authorized to seek such opinion. The question was
called and the motion carried unanimously.
7. Action on Ordinances:
Ordinance No. 65-89-20 - First Reading
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA, CLOSING,
VACATING, AND ABANDONING A PORTION OF BELVEDERE STREET, MORE
PARTICULARLY HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED, RESERVING UNTO THE CITY A
PERPETUAL EASEMENT FOR CAIN PURPOSES, PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
Mayor Gulliford presented in full, in writing, Ordinance No.
55-89-20 on first reading.
Cook x
Motion: Approve passage of Ordinance No. 65-89-20 on first Edwards x x
reading and set for public hearing July 10, 1989 Jensen x x
Tucker x
No discussion before the vote. The motion carried unanimously. Gulliford x
B. Ordinance No. 90-89-142 - Public Hearing
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ORDINANCE CODE OF THE CITY OF ATLANTIC
BEACH, FLORIDA; AMENDING CHAPTER 24, ARTICLE III, DIVISION 6,
SECTION 24-129, PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT MD) ; BY PROVIDING
EXCEPTION TICON TO THE SITE REQUIREMENT; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE
Mayor Gulliford presented in full, in writing, Ordinance No.
90-89-142 on second and final reading. Said ordinance was posted
in accordance with Charter requirements. The Mayor opened the
floor for a public hearing and invited comments from the audience.
George Bull, 47 Eleventh Street, inquired whether this change would
allow commercial developments under the provisions of PUD. The
Mayor explained the main purpose was to allow for a reduction in
the seven acre requirement of the PUD to allow the development of
smaller parcels which would substantially reduce density, but did
not see where it would have any commercial application. Since no
one else wished to speak for or against the ordinance, the Mayor
leclared the public hearing closed.
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9. Miscellaneous:
The City Manager confirmed that each Commissioner had received a
written report of the events in connection with the beach access at
Sixteenth Street which is currently in litigation. The City
Attorney reported a question existed as to the ownership of all of
Sixteenth Street.
Further discussion ensued whereupon it was decided Mr. Mullis,
Commissioner Jensen, and Attorney Jay Steel would be appointed as a
committee to meet with Mr. Blackard in a final attempt to resolve
the problem.
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Commissioner Edwards said he had noticed the fence at Russell Park
Little League field which had recently been damaged by a storm, had
now been repaired. He asked who would be responsible for repairs
in the event of similar damage in the future.
Ms. Blanchard reported the city had paid to replace, with heavier
posts, the twenty-two posts which had been damaged. Little League
and arranged for all other posts to be replaced with a heavier
gauge, and had agreed to pay for same, and further damage was not
lot anticipated.
Mayor Gulliford presented in full, in writing, Resolution No. 89-32
recognizing the faithful dedication and loyal service of Richard C.
Fellows while serving as the City Manager of Atlantic Beach. Cook x x
Edwards x
Motion: Approve passage of Resolution No. 89-32 Jensen x
`Acker x x
Each Commissioner, in turn, complimented Mr. Fellows for the work Gulliford x
he had done for the City, and the excellent way he had worked with
both Commissioners and employees. All assured him he would missed
very much and wished him well in future. Mayor Gulliford also
thanked Mrs. Fellows for her patience and understanding in
connection with the many evening meetings which Mr. Fellows had
been required to attend recently. The resolution was unanimously
approved.
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Since a definite date had not been established for the new city
manager to take over the job, Mayor Gulliford requested authority
to compensate Mr. Fellows in accordance with his present rate of
salary for any service he may render to the city until he leaves
town. Cook x x
Edwards x
Notion: Approve compensation as requested by Mayor Gulliford Jensen x
Tucker x x
No further discussion. The motion carried unanimously. Gulliford x
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There being no further business to come before the Commission, the
Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 9:45 PM.
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