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Memorandum to:
The Honorable Mayor
and Members of the City Commission
City of Atlantic Beach
Subject: Community Gazden
City Commission Members:
800 SEMINOLE ROAD
ATLANTIC BEACH. FLORIDA 32233-5335
TELEPHONE (903) 237-5800
FAX (903) 237-5805
S I;NCOM 852-5600
This is to give you a brief report on the status of the Community Garden. At the last
Commission meeting of July 13'", Staff was asked to contact the Duval County
Cooperative Agency (DCCA). A brief discussion was held between the Agency
representative, Barbara Daniels and Timmy Johnson. The Agency would be willing to
work with us in a limited nature; it was indicated they would till the garden twice a yeaz.
According to Ms. Daniels the Agency assisted the Boys and Girls Club set up their
garden. When staff conducted a visual inspection, however, the garden had not been
kept up.
We aze planning to meet with the DCCA in late August, which is the first opening they
had to meet with us. Also, Patricia Gcelz has been on vacation, and as soon as she
returns it is our intention to set up a meeting between staff, Ms. Gcelz and the DCCA.
We will keep you apprized of the outcome of the meeting.
Respectfully submitted,
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J e R. Jazbce
City anager
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July 22, 1998
Memorandum to:
The Honorable Mayor
and Members of the City Commission
City of Atlantic Beach
Subject: Triangle Park
City Commission Members:
800 SEMINOLE ROAD
ATLANTIC B'eACH, FLORIDA J2233-5315
TELEPHONE 1903/ 237-5800
FAX (9031 237-5805
SUNCOSI 852-5800
This week Commissioner Borno asked me about the possibility of using a piece of land at
the intersection of Ocean Boulevard and Seminole Road. also known as Mandalay Park,
as a rest stop for pe:,ple wallcing, biking, jogging, roller-blading, and surf boarding in
the area. It was suggested that a walkway could be opened up through the middle of this
parcel without taking any trees down, but taking some of the underbrush, and having a
few benches and a water fountain.
We conducted an on site inspection with the Public Works Director and, if the
Commission wishes, this could be done by our crew within the existing budget.
I am providing this information for your consideration. I
Respectfully submitted,
J es R. Jarboe
ity Manager
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`lli build shong kids, strong~mnilies, s(rong rornmunrtirs.'
Arlington Fundy YMCA
8301 Fort Caroline Road
Jacksonville, FL 32277
® (904) 7442233 . r.~x (904) 743-3849
July 17,1998
Atlantic Beach City Councl
800 Seminole Road
Atlantic Beach, FL 32233
Dear Councl Members
Today I spoke with Jim Jarboe, the City Manager to discuss receiving HRS licensing of the portable
at Jadt Russell Park It was communicated to me that the City Council was not aware that the YMCA
was operating a half day preschool program from that facility.
After some investigation we have discovered that our preschool program has been in operation for
five of the eight years that we have been at Jade Russell Park The F~cecutive Director and I are
relatively new to the Arlington Family YMCA and were unaware of any confusion. Recently, wa have
been looking to expand our half day program to meet the needs of more families in the community
and in order to do this we need to be licensed through HRS.
In order to obtain licensure we must install an integrated fire alarm system. The YMCA will take full
finandal responsibility for the addition. We are asking for the support of the City Councl in our
venture to upgrade the fadlity. Presently the Playgym serves approximately 90 families through our
Mommy and Me Gasses and our Playtime presdwol program. Once we acquire our HRS license we
will be able to better serve the community by increasing the number of partidpants we are able to
serve.
Once again, we are asking for your support as we proceed to ex~and our services within the Atlantic
Beach community. We look forward to your response.
Sincerely,
Christina Hammersmark
Youth and Family Program DireGor
Afisjion Smrrmtnc To put Christian prinnp(a in[o pracria through Programs that build keo!(hy spirit, mind and body/or all.
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I'O: Jittt Jarbce/ City Manager of Atlantic Bcaclt "~' Z'Y" 98
FKl)M: Theo Mitchelson
RF.: I'ruposed Employee Income Donus Program
Dear Jim,
.ls you know, one of the goals that 1 spoke of when 1 was campaigning was an " lncenlive
Bonus Program' for our city employees. l use bonus programs for my staff in my company,
anrl, Lxcause ofthe success I have had with it, I felt that the City of Atlantic Beach could
benefit Crom such a program.
Many tinter, the people actually perforating a given job may be able to identify diflcrent
way: that the job, or a poAion of it, could be done with equal or bettrr results, at a cost
wrings to the city.
fn nnice that type ofthinking, there should be a reward for such efforts. Jt is one thing, to
a~~ employee, to just do an excel lent job at the work you've been hired to do. Tt is quite
another to take the extra step and become PERSONALLY involved in saving the city money.
1 prolwse that the program be structured as follows:
li an employee identified a way in which the city can save money, and at the same
lime, not reduce our level of service, that employee would submit the idea, in writing, for
consideration.
If; after review, the city adopts the idea, and it PROVES to produce a cost savings,
then tltc BONUS of !0°/u of one years savings with a 54,000 cap, would be split in half, with
halfgoing to the employee whose idea it was, and the other halfgoing into a "kiny" or "pool"
to be divided among ALL city employees right before Christmas each year.
I I~r «ason for the "sharing" of a portion of the bonus with allemployees istwo-fold (1)
Sontc employees are in a better position, by virtue of the type ofjob that they do, to receive
xu•h a bonus, and we don't want to create a program that caus~ divisiveness amongst our
rmployees. (2) in addition, the goal would be to stimulate this type of thinking across the
hoard, with all positions, without regard to large or small savings. In that manner, an
employee who cotuributes an idea with small savings is still motivated to participate because
a t;cncral sense oftcamwork and cohcsivcncss has been stimulated. Though their idea did not
resuh in a large personal monetary reward, even their small contribution is deserved and
appreciated.
I mm the City of Atlantic Dcach standpoint, this proposal is, at worst, revenue neutral, and at
best. revenue positive. We have nothing to lose and everything to gain.
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Bob Kosoy, Jim Jacques, George Worley, John Ruley, and David Thompson met to discuss the
mitigation funds and the appropriate projects for funding. It was agreed that the first item on the
list of Priorities from the Department of Community Affairs, Structural Retrofitting of Public
Facilities, was probably our best investment in terms of benefit and funding approval. It also
provided the advantage that we can tailor the extent of our mitigation projects to the amount of
funding that is approved. Even if we do not receive the entire amount of funding that we request,
we will still be able to use the funding effectively without committing excessive City funding for
completing the project.
Estimates were obtained through committee members on retrofitting public buildings that will be
critical in the event of a disaster. Replacing the existing fire bay doors, shuttering windows at
City Hall and Public Safety, and protecting public works facilities are all worthwhile projects.
They are also expensive projects, and the costs of protecting all of these buildings would greatly
exceed the available funding. However, the work can be completed as the funding becomes
available through the grant process.
RECOMMENDATION: We recommend that staff be authorized to apply for Local Mitigation
Grant funding for retrofitting public facilities, in the total amount of $40,000 ($30,000 FEMA
and $10,000 from Atlantic Beach), including authorization for the Mayor to sign necessary
paperwork for that purpose.
REVIEWED BY CITY
AGENDA ITEM:
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
STAFF REPORT
AGENDA ITEM: Hurricane Mitigation Grant
SUBMITTED BY: David E. Thompson Director of Public Safety
DATE: July 20, 1998
BACKGROUND: The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has made
grant funding available the a Hazard Mitigation Grant Program. This program follows up on
disaster declarations such as the one we had earlier this year (flooding), and its intent is to provide
for long termed mitigation measures that will prevent major problems during disastrous events,
and/or improve the cleanup operations after such events. The State Department of Community
Affairs is responsible for the administration of these grants.
The City of Atlantic Beach has already contacted the local Department of Emergency
Preparedness to participate in the development of a Local Mitigation Strategy (LMS) plan. Duval
County and the beaches are engaged in the development of this plan, but no LMS plan exists at
this time. When this plan is completed, we should have a good idea of the most critical mitigation
projects for Atlantic Beach as well as its neighbors.
The total amount of hazard mitigation grant funding for Duval County is about $113,196. This
figure was determined based on a percentage of the previously declared disaster. Atlantic Beach
does not have any entitlement to a specific share of this funding, and we will be competing with
Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach, Baldwin and Jacksonville who are applying for funding.
The grant carries a 25% match from the City, and FEMA will cover 75% of the funding.
The State has provided a list of the State Funding Priorities fbr the Hazard Mitigation Program
(see attachment A). Although the State has the option to deviate from this list, the list establishes
their priorities for funding, which may be a significant influence in determining which projects are
funded.
At the previous discussion of this grant application with the City Commission, the suggestion was
made to seek mitigation funding for burying the electric lines in the Core City Project. This part
of the Core City Project was estimated at $350,000 to $400,000. At this time, burying the line
has not been funded by the City. Using the proposed grant funding to bury the lines appears to be
a legitimate usage for this funding based on the protection that it would provide for public utilities
and safety. However, in my discussion with Emergency Preparedness officials (Chief Patterson),
they were unaware of an approved project for this purpose. It was suggested that the priorities
listed by the State would have higher chances of obtaining funding.
ORDINANCE NO. 70-98-13
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE OF ORDINANCES
OF THE CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH, AMENDING CHAPTER
20, TAXATION, ARTICLE IIl, OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE TAX,
AMENDING SECTION 20-51, DEFINITIONS, AND PROVIDING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE
BE IT ENACTED BY THE CITY COMMISSION ON BEHALF OF THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY
OF ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA:
Section 1, Section 20-51, Definitions, is hereby amended to include a definition of "Passenger
Vessel," as follows:
Passenger I'esse/ shall mean a vessel intended primarily to transport passengers. but excluding
chartered fishing boats. Crew members necessary for the Qperation of the vessel for its intended
puroose shall not be considered ap ssengers for the olpose of this ordinance.
Section 2 This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its final adoption.
PASSED by the City Commission on first reading this day of , 1998.
PASSED by the City Commission on second and final reading this day of 1998.
SUZANNESHAUGHNESSY
i Mayor/Presiding Officer
ATTEST'
MAUREEN KING
Certified Municipal Clerk
Approved as to form and correctness:
ALAN C JENSEN, ESQUIRE
City Attorney
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STAFF REPORT
AGENDA ITEM: Ordinance 7U-98-13
SUBMITTED BY: George Worley II, Community Development Director ~~~
DATE: July 21, 1998
BACKGROUND:
At the last City Convnission Meeting Ordinance Number 45-98-13, amending Chapter 20
Taxation, was adopted along with Staff recontttter-ded modifications inchttling a change of
terminology from "Cruise Ship" to "Passenger Vessel". To address this change, Staff
rewmmended an amendment to Section 20.51, Definitions, be adopted by separate ordinance to
avoid delaying the adoption of Ordinance 45-98-13. Attached is Ordimance 70-98-13 which
adopts the same definition addressed in the staff report for the previously adopted Ordinance 45-
98-13.
RECOMMENDATION:
Staffrecorrvnends approval of this ordinance on first reading and the setting of a Public
Hearing on August 10, 1998.
ATTACHMENTS:
1) Ordinance 70.98-13
REVIEWED BY CITY MANAGER:
AGENDA ITEM NO.
indirect benefit the entire City will realize as a result of the program being funded.
Adopted by the City Commission this 27'" day of July, 1998.
Approved as to form and cortecmess:
Alan C. Jensen, Esquue
City Attorney
ATTEST:
Maureen King, CMC
City Clerk
Suzanne Shaughnessy
Mayor /Presiding Officer
RESOLUTION NO. 98 - 27
A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE OPERATING BUDGET FUk THE CITY OF
ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING
OCTOBER 1, 1997 AND ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1998
WHEREAS, the City Charter of the City of Atlantic Beach requires that the City Commission
approve all budgetary increases and transfers at the fund level, and
WHEREAS, the nature of budgetary systems and those day to day decisions affecting such
budgetary systems require adjustments from time to time.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Atlantic
Beach, that the following Budget Modification be approved for the 1997-1998 Operating Budget.
GENERAL FUND
Revenues:
Contribution from Sewer Utility Fund
Contribution from Water Utility Fund
19,096
19,096
Expenditures:
Public Safety Code Enforcement
Contract Services 42,192
Other Current Charges - (misc related expenses) 1,000
SEWER UTILITY FUND
Expenses:
Non-Divisional
Transfer to General Fund ~ 19,096
WATER UTILITY FUND
Expenses:
Non-Divisional
Transfer to General Fund 19,096
Description:
To amend the 1997-1998 Annual Budget to fund the Risk Management Program and Process Safety
Management. Total estimated expenditures are estimated to be $43,192 of which all but $5,000 is to be
funded by a transfer from the Sewer Utility Fund and the Water Utility Fund. The requirements of this
program are related [o our chlorine storage tanks located at various Public Works facilities. The funds
are being moved to the Code Enforcement division of Public Safety Department were the City's Safety
Officer will oversee the program. The $5,000 being paid by the General Fund is simply to recognize the
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CITY OF
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------------ ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA 32233-5445
TELEPHONE !9041 247-5800
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To: James Jarboe jf
From: Karl W. Grunewald
Subject: Funding for R.M.P.and P.S.M..
I am requesting that funding for the above programs in the amount of $42,192.00 be placed in the
1997/1998 Code Enforcement Budget the existing balance on September 31,1998 would be
carried forward into the 1998/1999 budget to complete the project by no later than June 21,1999.
The 1998/]999 budget Gne item # 001-1006-516-4900 should be increased by $1000.00 to cover
office supplies and printing for this program.
I have spoken to Nelson Van Liere and upon your approval he will prepare a budget transfer
resolution for commission approval at the next Commission Meeting.
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MEMORANDUM
Date: July 22,1998 /
To: Jim Jarboe, City Manager~j(j-~`(1
From: Nelsou Vau Liere, Fiuauce Director ~_
Subject: Fuudiug for RM.P. and P.S.M.
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ATLANTIC BEACH. FLORIDA 3?23?-5335
TELEPHONE (903) 237-5800
FAX (903) 237-5805
SUNCO\f 852-5800
Please find attached the budget resolution #98-27 to amend the 1997-1998 Annual Budget for the Risk
Management Program and Process Safety Management. The funding is split between the Sewer Utility
Fund, Water Utility Fund and the General Fund as we discussed. Funds are to be added to the Code
Enforcement Budget so that the City's Safety Officer can expedite the expenditures related to this
program
The funds for this program most likely will not be entirely spent before the end of this fiscal yeaz. The
balance of these funds will roll to next year as an encumbrance.
If you have any questions regarding this, please call.
Recommeudatiou: Approve Budget Resolutiou # 98-27 ameudiug the 1997-1998 Auuual Budget
CITY OF
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Attached: July I5, 1998 memo from Karl Gruu~Yald requesting fuudiug resolution
Budget Resolutiou
1999 FIRST MGHT BUDGET
Overtime City Labor 4~•~
Police and Fire 4~•~
Movers I ~•~
Piano Tuners 65.00 200.00
Firewood 100.00
Hayride 300.00 400.00
Limousine Services TS QQ ~Q4-Q4-
TotalOperations $4,503.91 $4,300.00
Publicity/Marketing
Signs/Banners 1,318.49 300.00
Buttons 1,308.81 300.00
T-Shirts 1,671.0:
Photogaphy 400.a 400.00
Phone Line 55.5' 200.00
Paid Advertisements 1,268.2 2,000.00
Glow-in-Dark Toys 224.0
Posters/Ad Design 508.0 400.00
Call for Artists 267.9 '. 300.00
Stationary 176.0 500.00
Progams 27.C 2,500.00
Media Kits 46.5
Courier Service 1Z4~ _
Total Publicity/Marketing $7,446.1 $6,900.00
Decorations
Flowers 210.00 500.00
Balloons 200.00
Luminaries 100.00
Overall Decorations 450.75 500.00
Total Decorations $660.75 $],300.Ob
Administrative Costs
Chairperson 100.00
Volunteer 500-~
Finance 104.44_
Total Personnel $700.00
TOTAL EXPENSES $26 231.33 $28,400.00
Total In-Kind Expense
Fundraiser 4,413.00
Publiciry/Marlceting ~,oso 00
Total $10,463.00 $10,000.00
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1999 FIRST 1~IIGH"I' BUDGET
City of Atlantic Beach $10,670.33 $10,000.00
Corporate Contributions 4,500.00 3,000.00
Fund Raiser Proceeds 8,000.00
Ticket Sales
Auction Sales
Donations 3,973.00
Bar Sales
Button Sales 5,655.00 6,000.00
Merchandise Sales 800.00 700.00
Concession Sales 633.00 700.00
TOTAL INCOME $26,231.33 $28,400.00
In-Kind Contributions $10,463.00 $10,000.00
Fundraiser
Invitations
Entertainment
Decorations
Baz
Miscellaneous
Total Fundraiser
Progamming
39.42 500.00
150.00 400.00
200.00
500.00
93 47 444*94_
$282.89 $2,000.00
Artists Fees 11,044.40 10,000.00
Children's Progam 536.27 1,500.00
Teen Progams 0.00 1,000.00
MateriaUSuppGes 1,394.53 500.00
Mailing 102.]9 200.00
Miscellaneous 254.3E
Total Progamming $13,337.70 $13,200.00
Operations
Rental Trucks 938.61 500.00
Tables/Chairs 1,000.00
Electricians/Supplies 1,025.30 500.00
Janitors 100.00 400.00
Sound System Setup 2,000.00
Adopted by the City Commission this 2'I"' day of'July, 1998.
Approved as to form and correchiess:
Alan C. Jensrn, Esquire
City Attorney
ATTEST:
Maureen King, CMC
City Clerk
Suzanne Shaughnessy
Mayor /Presiding Offic::.
RESOLUTION NO. 98 - 26
A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE OPERATING BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF
ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORH)A, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING
OCTOBER 1, 1997 AND ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1998
WHEREAS, the City Charter of the City of Atlantic Beach requires that the City Commission
approve all budgetary increases and transfers at the fund level, and
WHEREAS, the nature of budgetary systems and those day to day decisions affecting such
budgetary systems require adjustments from time to time.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Atlantic
Beach, that the following Budget Modification be approved for the 1997-1998 Operating Budget.
GENERAL FUND
Expenditures:
Nou-Departmental
Transfer to First Night-Special Events Fund $ 8,000
FIRST NIGHT-SPECIAL EVENTS FUND
Revenues:
Transfer from the General Fund $ 8,000
Corporate Contributions 3,000
Fund Raisers Proceeds 8,000
Merchandise Sales 6,700
Concession Sales 700
Total Revenues $26,400
Expeuditures:
Operating Expenses
City worker overtime $ 800
Contract Services 16,000
Communication 200
Postage 200
Rentals 1,500
Printing 900
Advertising 2,000
Supplies 4.800
Total Expeuditures 526,400
Description:
To establish a budget for the First Night Special Event Fund and to transfer $8,000 to cover the
portion of program expenditures funded by the City. The City approved a contribution of
$ ] 0,000, however $2,000 was already approved and transferred for the insurance for the fund
raiser.
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ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA 32233-5335
TELEPHONE (903) 237-5800
FAX (903) 247-5805
SUNCOM 852-5800
MEMORANDUM
Date:
To:
From:
Subject:
CITY OF
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Jim Jarboe, City Manager
Nelson Van Liere, Finance Director~_
Budget Resolution # 98-26 for the approved First Night Budget
Attached is a budget resolution amending the 1997-1998 Operating Budget to accommodate the
previously approved First Night Special Event Budget. The resolution reflects a $2,000 reduction in the
transfer as was presented by First Night due tc this amount having already been addressed with a
previous budget resolution for the insurance related to the fund raiser. As the expenditures of the event
materialize, the expenditure categories will have to be adjusted within this total budget in the same
manner that other City budgets are handled with your approval.
Attached: Resolution Amending 1997-1998 Annual Budget
Ageuda Item (7A) of the Juue 8,1998 Commission Meeting
Recommendation: Approve the attached resolution #98-26 amending the 1997-1998 Annual
Budget
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No. 98-25
WHEREAS, during the summer of 1998 the State of Florida suffered intense heat and
drought which resulted in a rash of dangerous and destructive wildfires; and
WHEREAS, from July 2nd through July 6th, 1998, Firefighters from the City of Atlantic
Beach responded, along with an attachment of Jacksonville Firefighters, to assist with the fire
fighting efforts in Volusia County; and
WHEREAS, Atlantic Beach Firefighters faced many challenges over the five day
deployment, such as: 24 hours of non-stop firefighting, heat exhaustion from battling fires in
temperatures in excess of 100 degrees, and mental anguish from witnessing the pain and suffering
of those whose homes were not saved; and
WHEREAS, the Firefighters who remained at home worked double shifts to assure that
the citizens of Atlantic Beach did not suffer a reduction in fire and rescue service. Separation from
families during the July 4m Holiday, as well as fighting lack of sleep, was endured by the entire
staff of Atlantic Beach Firefighters.
WHEREAS, the City Commission recognizes that the Atlantic Beach Firefighters have
truly shown their dedication to duty and the Atlantic Beach citizens and the citizens of the State of
Florida.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Commission of Atlantic Beach,
Florida, does hereby express its appreciation and gratitude to the Atlantic Beach Firefighters.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this Resolution of recognition and
appreciation be spread upon the official minutes of the City of Atlantic Beach and a certified copy
hereof be famished to the Atlantic Beach Fire Department.
Adopted by the City Commission of Atlantic Beach, Florida, this 27th day of July, 1998.
Suzanne Shaughnessy, Mayor
John S. Meserve, Commissioner
Richazd Beaver, Commissioner
Mike Borno, Commissioner
Theo Mitchelsott, Commissioner
MINUTES OF THE ANIMAL CONTROL REVIEW COMMITTEE
MEETING OF JULY 16, 1998
The Animal Control Review Committee meeting was opened by Chairperson Carolyn
Woods on July 16, 1998, 4:30 p. m., in the Commission Chambers. Those present were
as follows: Carolyn Woods, Nancy White, David Thompson, Sylvia Simmons, Mrs. John
Poitevant, and aim Jarboe. Also present from staff: Robert Mesquit, Animal Control
Officer and his assistance, Terri J. Van Namee, Kazl Grunewald, Code Enforcement
Officer, John Campbell, Deputy Police Chief, and Rick Beaver, City Commissioner.
Jim Hilliard who was a visitor, spoke to the committee members concerning the animal
control matter.
The Committee members introduced themselves and the Chairperson opened the floor for
discussion. Discussion centered azound fines, the ability to enforce fines, and other
offenses. There was some discussion of educating the public relative to City Codes, as
well as the possibility of changing portions of the city code.
A discussion ensued concerning whether or not dogs should always be on a leash when
not on the owner's property.
A discussion ensued concerning the section of the Code that speaks to Animals, and this
section was briefly reviewed.
A motion was made by Jim Jarboe, and seconded, to double the fines for offenses
outlined in the existing code. A lengthy discussion ensued.
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At 6:00 p. m. Cazolyn Woods reminded everyone the meeting was scheduled to end and it
was decided to continue the discussion at a later meeting.
Carolyn Woods asked everyone to review ordinance codes, the need for fines, and the
amount that fines should be for each offense. This will be discussed at the next meeting
of Tuesday, July 28, 1998, 4:30 p. m., in the Commission Chambers of the City Hall,
Atlantic Beach.
There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 6:20 p.m.
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