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07-01-86~, C. Ordinance 25-86-IB Introduction of an Ordinance proposing to change [he effect Lve dace on the Coastal Code from March 1, 1986 to January 1, 1987, and setting a public hearing for August 11, 1986 D. Ordinance 95-86-30 Public hearing and final reading of an Ordinance relative to registration of dogs and cats, and fees and penalties for various acts perpetrated by said dogs and cats 10. Action by [he City Commission [o acknowledge receipt of an applica- tion for a use by exception for a home occupation in Selva Mat ina, and setting of a public hearing for August 11, 1986 11. Action by the City Commission [o acknowledge receipt of an applica- tion for use by exception for mini warehouses in a Commercial General district off AtlanCit Boulevard, and setting of a public hearing for August 11, 1986 12. Miscellaneous 13. Adjournment ~.-~ c. { AGENDA CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH July 28, 1986 Call ro order Invocation and Pledge [n the Flag 1. Approval of the minutes of the regular mce[ing of July 14, 1986 2. Recognition of visitors 3. Commissioner Morris with a report from tl~e committee appointed [o evaluate the bids on playground equipment for Russell Park 4. Mayor Nowell with a report from the committee appoin [ed [o evaluate bids on new lighting for [he tennis courts in Russell Park 5. Action by the Ci[y Commission on approval of preliminary plat Eor Snug Narbor, a repla[ of Blocks 189, 190, and 191, Section H 6. Action by [he Ci[y Commission to set a proposed millage rate for the budget year commencing Oc [nber 1, 1986, and setting a public «.~ hearing on the adoption of a tentative budge[ and propcsed millage - for Tuesday, September 2, 1986, at 7:15 PM at Ci[y {tall 7. Action on Resolutions: Resolution 86-12 authorizing transfer of con [inger.cy Eunds to Parks and Recreation for partially funding the playground equipment and tennis court lighting at Russell Park 'and for [he refurbishing of Howell Park. Auttioriz irg increase in expenditures in [he Hu cc sneer Water District, reflecting the allocation of revenues and expendi- tures from 19z to 33X for water, and providing for the transfer of $35,000.00 from euccaneer Sewer Co Buccaneer hater for deferring Che costs involved in construction of [lie water system improvements to the Navy off-base housing proj ec[, as well as $13,000.00 for nev meters for the Buccaneer dis[ric [. B. Action on Ordinances: A. Ordinance 90-86-I08 In[roduc tion of an Ordinance amending [he Zoning Ordinance [o provide for cabinet shops as a use by exception in Commercial General Districts and setting a public hearing for August 11, 1986 B. Ordinance 90-86-109 Introduction and firs[ reading of an Ordinance au[horiz ing the rezoning of Lots 1 and 2, Block JC, Section H, from RC-1 Residential General [o CC Commercial General Eor a cabinet shop and setting a public hearing for August ll, 1986 ~: . CALLS RECEiI'EU FOR Junu 1956 Phone Calls Recely ed 3i04 "ar'r iu~~ !gym ~,s 5 Property Chetka _ 27_ Sp.c ::., ...~c ti: Parking Tickets Issued _ 1J0 pc!ic„r ,.i.~ 3 Fire Department Assists 26_ Fuu m' Prnryrry 9 Escorts, Business 6 Funeral 3 ;irk!; n; u: .d P~~r son 14 DSS[urbance Cells 58 Fir c-. or k.; 2 Domestic Calls _ >6 Robbery 2 F igh[a 19 Rec iless i)r fivers 30 Traff it Act Sd enCa: PD 32 Traffic Obstruct tons 4 PI 9 Fatal l[y `fiss ing Persons 13 Assist Other Agencies 61 Provl er s/Peeping Toms B Drunks _ 13 Shooting/Disc hxrg ing FA Z Suapltfous PezsOna 42 171re Dovn 1 Suspicious Vehicles 16 Obscene Phone Calla 1 Burglarlea 27 Uead Fcr snn 1 laze eny 34 Arson 0 Alarms 34 Cu[rng 1 ]uvenile Compla lace 13 llor[hless Checks 0 Su is Sde A[temp[e 2 Shool ift ing 3 Ch Sld Abuse 0 Rapc 3 Sex Offenses 3 Insane Fe rson 0 Assaults 6 Forgecy 0 Assist Hotoriat 25 Drug Investigation 0 Mimal Investigation 9 Extort iun 0 Abandoned Vehicle 7 Child Seglecc 1 Bomb Threat 0 :'andalism ~ eotor Vehicle Theft 7 ilameged Property 2 Child lbles[Lng 2 s- ASSISI'S 'f0 O'fllh:R AGI'NCI HS 1`~ .IUKC 1Y86 A. Type of Assignment Miscellaneous Back-Up Domes cic Traffic Accidents Rape/Sexual Asais[ Hotorisc Suspicious Persons Loud Disturbance Al asm Ass is[ vjArresc Del Suer Yes sage Prowler Boating Accident B d E Totals J.S.O. N.B .P .D. F.M.P. J.B .P .D. Dept. Health 9 4 3 7 2 4 4 2 1 1 1 1 4 1 I L 1 1 7 34 12 1 2 3 ^ YL~ ,, CRIHI::A I. OPFF IS F:B FOR JI^.L^. 1985 OFFENSE HOMICIDE SEXUAL BATTERY ROBBERY AGGRAVATED BATTF,RY SI:F~LF. BATTERY BURGLARY (.ARCENY ROTOR VEHICLE THEFT ARSON OFFICERS ASSAULTED TOTAL ARRESTS FELONY b MISDEMEANOR 49 TRAFFIC 282 IWENILE 7 TOTAL 378 CO'^'I TPk:U 0 3 IZ 9 46 7 li 1 78 C LF.AREO 0 3 0 1 II 1 13 1 0 1 3I .g,.. .. ^ ~. ARREST CHARGE CODES JLRIE 1986 1 1 1 7 ; 3 1 1 2 OIA Nurdu and Noopegllgeot Muulaughur 018 Alnmlaoghter by NegBgcna 0= - Fordbk Rope ~ Robbery 0/ - Agpmbd Aronlt OS - Snaking! Enhrbtg 06 Luceny p7 Motor Vehick Theft OB - Amult -Not AgparaRd 09 - Anon 10 - Forgery A Counterkiting IIA Fnud 118 - • N'orthlev C'heeka i 12 - Embeukmenl 1; SloTen Prop.: Buy., Rec., Poa. 1• - Vandalivn/Malicbm Miuhkf IS - 1YCapom: Po>•esdrtg, ere. Ib - Pr«Iitu4on & Comm. Vices 17 - Sea Ofknaes 18A5- Salel8lanubcnun of Opium and lu Demativn (Morphine, Heroin, Codeine) IBBS- Sak/kWrufxturt of Come IBCS- Sak/Maaufaehn of Merijuuu (In<. Hash"uh, etc.) IBDS- Sale; Manufacture of Methadone 18E5 - $ak(Manufactun of Othtt Syothetk Nateotia (Demerol. Talwm, etc.) 18FS - SaklManufaemrt of other Sturtdanb (Berisedrirre, etc.) I BGS- Sek/Maoofaceme of otlrer Depreaanb (Nenbu W. Lumloal, eec.) I BHE• Sak/Manulactun of ofhcr Hdlucioo{em (LSD, dne, eteJ I8I5 - Sak/Manuftscmn of Narcoria Parapherrulia 1 RAP - tira Pus. of Opium and I ' me) Cade (Murph~e, Nerom, IRBP ~ Posxuion of Conine I8C'Y Yosarssiou o(Muijuam (Iac. Harhidr• emJ IBDP - Possession of Methadone IREP - Pose. of Other Synlhede NamoGa I Ixmerol, Talwio, <tc.) I RI'P ~ Pox. of Other SCanubnu I Nenmdrine, eul 1 SGP - Poss. of Other flrpresvnb tKumbunl, Lumiml, etc.) 1RHP - Poss.of Other HaBucinogernl~D, Glue, ere.) I81P ~ Possession of Narcotics PanphermW 19A - Gambling -Rook Making I Ilorsr and Sp«t Bka.) 19B ~ Gambling ~ Nmnben and Lowery 19(' Gamhling-All Other 20 - Offenses .Against the Family and Childnu d 21 ~ Uris ing Gndrr Ne InBuem'e _. - Liquor Law. 5 2y ~ I)isnrdul) In u,ei: alion 4 27 ~ Duordcdy Conduct, Ubt. the Peen 1 26 - All Other lErttpt Traffic) 2A - Curfew and Lnitrring Laws Ilmengo, Under Agt I8 Ody) i 29 - Rum»ays-Local - I luvenJe, Under Age I B Only) L O[her (Includes Cap uses and Traffic Arrescs) A'~LA9TIC B}:3 CH 701.1 CF 11}'1',:k'L''}:4f MO:ITtiLY ARkFS'fS FFk 0}'FI CEk "0':'I"I 01' June 1'396 OFFICER AkRI:STS (FELOa'i .'!1510 TP :F}'7C JUVEK I7.E Lt. Garvin LC. Vande[ Wal _______- _____._ ____ 1 Lt. Smith _ _ __ LC. Christman B 1'r De[. Jackson 2 Kaczmarcz k 1 28 2 Carver 2 13 Archer 8 18 euseell 3 21 Bartle 7 23 Wilson 2 28 Beaty 4 19 3 Dick 2 22 Harding 2 15 Roark 4 20 2 Embl eton 3 12 Trauger (Res.) 1 '- Stevens (Res.) 3 Carir (Res.) 33 Forrest (Res.) 1 Zievis (Aux.) 4 York (Res.) 1 TOTALS 49 282 7 f,RA;:U TOTAL 338 Mimal Control is suns arr being addressed through the hiring artd training of personnel [o enforce the City's ON inane es. Miscellaneous: Chief Thompson attended the June meat ings of the Adv iscry Training Committee for the For[heast Regional "Pro Ln ing Center, [he Fleet Reserve Association's Officer Induction Banque[, [he Beaches Council for Disabled Persons, and the Beaches Faaergency Assistance Min iatrie5. Chief Thompson has been appointed [o serve on [he State Training CommiC[ee for [he Florida Police Chief's Association. ArLA:;rlc BeACq Ponce nlaal:r•:!:yT '10NT'HL}' RF PORT SL'NE 19E6 Notable Accomplishments: Arrest of a suspect for Burglary.. .De[. Jackson Arrest of a su spec[ for Lewd and Lascivious Assau lG on a Child... Ptlm. Carver. Arr es[ of a suspect for Sexual ea[tery...Ptlm. Archer Arrea[ of three suspects for Crand Theft of an Au[o...PClm. Beaty Arrest of a suspect far felon Sous battery on a iaw Enfoa ement Off Scer...Ptlm. Dick, Res. Ptlm. York Acres[ of a suspect for Lewd and Lascivious Assault on a Child... - P[lm. Roark Tra lning: Ptlm. eussell, P[im. Beaty and P[ln. Harding successfully completed a Polite Officer Skills and Development Course at the ;:o rcheast Florida Tra!n irg Center in .lone, 1985. '~. Det. Jackson completed an Interrogation School in Orlando, Florida in July 1986. Chief Thompson attended the Florida Pol icc Chief's :lssoc iat ion Annual I, Summer Conference June 29-July 1, 1986. ~,. Lt. Vznd er Wal and Lt. Christman are planning to attend a Firearms Instructor School a[ [he Northeast Florida Regional Training Center ]uly 21-25, 1986. The department is addressing a number of subj ec cs to upgrade and expand our In-service firearms [raining. We plan to count on assistance Erom [he CS[y Attorney and other area professionals [o provide pzo per [rain- ing throughout the department. Other Issues: Patrol cars are being repaired and pa in ced to bring [heir appearance up [o ecandard. Work continues on [he design for a new Public Safety Building. Southern Bell will be lnstallinq E911 equipment in July which has required soma electrical rewiring. l:' ~ ~ Please Print or 'type rnce 1 of 1 'use nv ExcrrTIDN' nrPLlcrcrloN DATE FILED: June 17, 1986 - ~. NAr1E & AUllILESS OF OWNER OR 1'ENAN'r 1N POSSESSION OF PREr11SES: Karl end Jo-Ann Crunewald ili1~J~Al1PL•NTRY) PIIOtJE - 3q6 19th St.. ~ iJORf2g1 -5U06 241-5UU6 ~ - Atlantic Beach F1 32233 IIOriE: 241-3985 STREET AUDRf•.SS AIJD LEGAL UESCRll'T10N OF TI!E PREt1ISES AS 1'0 WII1C11 THE USE BY EXCEPTION 15 REQUESTED 92 West 8th St., Atlantic Beach F1 Lots 1 and 2 Block "j0 Atlantic Beach Section fl A DESCRIP'f 10N OF '1'l1E USE IIY EXCEPTION DESIRED, WII1C11 SIIALL SI'ECLFS CALLY AND PARTICULARLY DESCRIIIE '1'l1E 'TYPE, CIL\ItAC'fER AND EXTENT OF 1'lIE PROPOSED USE 6Y EXCE•P'f ION, Premises will be used as an officeo and shonroom for K. and J. Custom Cabinets, manuFacturers of kitnhen and bathroom cabinets and custom furniture There will be no late night or Sundav ooerations. - WIIY TIIE APPLICAWI' FL•'ELS TIIE REQUEST SIIOULD 6E w111 oe perrormeu on yue u,~erior u. sue „u,~~,,.s. ,,,~,~ ..,~~ .. -tr~eateF-ier~terasge-nor-will-there~~e-any-o€~ensFve-eders-er trash. '1'he exterior o£ the build6ng and groundec.will be cleaned -. ~andsoaped-wikh~l~eted-Barking-spaees~-Our-desi-re--is-to-present-- ' a clean image to our cliental. VYe. ar ea family owned business --real ding in-Atlantio-Beaeh, PRESENT ZONING: ~G Aarl Yl. Grunewald Jo-Ann Groner d r~'-~ ~ ~ afore o pp rcantor pp fca' n st thorized bent or Attomey. If Arent or Attorney, Tnclude Letter of Owner or Tenant to that Effect. Ir+ act <-~., w., ~?<. .. ,igna[ure of Owner of the Prooerty (Necessary to Process Application) ADVISORY PLANiIING IIOAIiU'S REI'OR'f AIIU RECOI1r1ElIUA'f IONS: ' ~: ~-~ __ . i..l ~~i~. ''!' DATE REVJF,NIiD:~~~Ct~ /~J,/9~(0 n~ t~._ . ~. /~ ~'I I ~~ vl Page 4 Of 4 CHANGE I°] ZONING CLASSIFICATION REQUEST PA]T1ENT OF TIIE OFFICIAL FILING FEE AS SET BY TfIE CITY COt1P1ISSION: Date Paid $------ THE SIGA]ATURE OF EACH AND EVERY OWidER OF Tl1E LANDS: pI.fHRTG~N YS fi REFRACIO7RIES O!D• ~' Its: ~ - _.,, h..~c ~..1 w-, 1 -- ADVISORY PLANNING BOARD'S REPORT AIdD RECO['LMENDATIONSi . i DATE REVIEWED: / 7 2~.L,. PUBLIC FIEARING DATE ' __ ~~ :r .. . . Page 1 Of ~ Cl1AtJGE III 2O[IING CI,nSSIFICnTION REQUEST Date Filed June nta4J` 1986 , NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF ALL OWNGRS OF 1'1IE SUDJRCT PP.OPER1'Y: American Alloys d Refractories Co. 1920 Waukegan St., Suite 211 Glenvie.J, Illinois 60025 Phone: dome Phone: - Ilome Contact: Robert A. Skeels, Esq. work - Work TfiE LEGAL DESCRIPI'IOJJ, INCLUDING TIIE, LOT AHD DLOCK NUtJDERS, OF TILE PROPERTY Ints 1 and 2, Block 70, AT1A[JfIC BEACH SECTION '7I", a5 recorded in Plat Book 18, Pape 31 of the current public records of Duval County, Florida. PRESENT ZONING Of PROPERTY FOR 471IICI1 Ct1ANGE OF ZONING CLASSIFICATION) IS REQUESTED: Rnci d,,nH a1 R-1_ - , PROPOSED 2ONItJG CLASSIFICATION: ~ A STATEMENT OF TIIE PETITIOtJER'S INTEREST IN TIIE PROPERTY TO BE REZONGD, INCLUDING A COPY OF TIIE LAST RECORDED 4JARRAtITY DEED; ACID: If joint and several owner slVip, a written consent, to ttVe rezoning petition, by all . owners of record; or if a contract purchase,, a copy of t1Ve purchase contract and written consent of tlJe seller/owner; or if an au tlVOrized agent, a copy of the agency agreement or written consent of tlVe prin- cipal owner; or if a corporation or otlVer business entity, tl:e name of the officer or person responsible fortlVe application and written proof that said representative Ilas tlJe delegated au tllority to represent .. the corporation or other business entity, or in lieu thereof, written proof that the person is, in fact, an officer of the corporation; or .. if a group of continguous property owners, the owners of at least fifty (50) percent of the property described in the petition must provide written consent. Fee Simple Ownership r- rocs 1 of 1 DATE FILED: I'leasa Prlut or Type 'USE 6Y EXCEPT iON' APPLICATION 7LAME 6 ADDRESS OF OWNER OR TENANT IN POSSESSION OF ['REMISES: Atta~r;c w=, h Mini-storaee Inc. ~ PHONE 1073 Atlantic Blvd. WORK; 241-5000 Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 IIDME: STREET ADDRESS AND LECAL UESCRLPTION OF TIIE PREMISES AS TO 4RIIC11 TIIE USE BY EXCEPTION IS REQUESTED: 1073 Atlantic Blvd. A DESCRIPTION OF TIIE USE BY E%CEf'1'ION DESIRED, WIIICII SHALL ,SPF.CIFICALI AND PARTICULARLY DESCRIBE TIIE TYPE, CIUIRAC'IER AND EXTENT OF TIIE PROPOSED USE BY EXCEPTION: mini-warehouses SPECIFIC REASONS NIIY TIIE APPLICANT FEELS TIIE REQUEST SHOULD BE CRANTEC PRESENT ZONING: „ Btettae o {:p cmtt or p rltnt s AuUariud Agent or Attorney. If Agent or Attorney, Include letter of Owner or Tenatt to Chet Effect. pta[ure o r o >e r (Necessary [o Process Appltcatien DA7E REV1F,iJIiD: ~' ~ ~~'~~' Please 1'riuC or Type rose I of I 'usl: BY ExccPrlotr nrPLlcrcrl DATE FILGU: June 28,1906 NAME 6 AUURESS OF OWNER OR "fENAN'f ltl ('OBSESSION OF PREFIISES: R nald F Waz ick PHONE 1690 Sel va Ftarina Drive WORK: qpt/_241-'i875 Atlantic Aeach, Florida 32233 IIOt1G: 9D4-241-30y$ STRL•ET AUURESS AWU LF.CAL UESCRI I'1'30^ OF' '1'1lE PRELIISES AS 1'0 WIIICiI TIIE USE BY EXCEP'CION IS REQUESTED: 1690 Selva Marina Drive- Legal Desc.-- The North 24.55 Feet of Lot 2,A11 of Lot 3, s~tFe 8oui.li 2 ee o ~~lock o,~lva Marina Unit No. S,as flecorded rn Plat Dook 30,pages 29 and 29A of the Current Public Necords of Duval County on a. A DESCRIP'1'lOtl OF 'TIIE USE BY EXCIS P'1'IOtI UGS (RED, WII1CIi SHALL SPECLFLCALLY AND PAR'fICVLARLY DESCRI DE TIIE 'TYPE, CIIARAC'fER AND EXTENT OF 1'IIE~ PROPOSED USE BY EXCEPT IOtt: The nro nerty described above contains a "summer house" located at the reaz,nerthuest corner; the entry door of which faces South and visible only to the occupants oC the residence.Aool icant wishes nermission to use the summer house retain the license of Florida Beal Estate Broker. They are; 1) A FL• Broker must have an office containing desk,chair,file cabinet and licensz hanging rn u view. a ea state Commission allows for an office in the hone of Broker if permitted by local zoning. 2) A F1. Broker must have name an wor s'Lice-ns~e ea_ s e ro er lain a on or near entry door oC office at a I~eight of 1~ inc}ies in size ,, No other sign is necessary. SPECIFIC REASOt1S 4111Y TIIE AF'FLICAN'f FEELS TIIE REQUEST SHOULD BE GRANTED: 1) Applicants primary function as a real estate broker is as owner~investor~manager of 2) There aze no clients, no salespersons, no Partners; therefore,contributing traffic is n11, J) The lain'_ed wording on the entry door of the summer house will be unobtrusive and out of ,.; ew vr„m ).he stree t, vi s; hla ..~lylrnm the resisde_nce. tin other si ('n will be msted, PRESENT 20NINGo ~ R 5- I Sips tore o np local or Authori~or Attorney. If. Agent or Attorney, Include Letter of Omler or Tenant to that EffecC. lit Lure o ' ler o ' [ )e[ Pr (Necessary to Process Application) ., ADVISORY I'LAt1N LtlC BOAIiU'S REPORT AUU REC01141GUDA'f 10115: /L 7i U ~Cicr. c7'11 a-....., ~n-.i a .z - DATE REVIEWIiD: ~ ~ f~G CITY OF ,~tla«tu ~~ - ~l~ta nl6 UCEAN BOULEVARD P.O. BO%26 ATLANTIC BEACN, FLORBIA 3RYl3 MEMOHRNDUM To: The Hor~or•a63e Mayor ar,d City Cornrnission Front: The Rtlvisory Planning Board Subject: Board Rctions of July I5, 1986 with Reconrrnend ations Vour Rtlvisory Planning Board considered the following requests at its regularly schetluletl meeting of July 35, 1986. 1. Request for rezoning from RGI to CG antl use by exception for a cabinet shop, Lots 1 R 2, Black 70, Gection H, 92 West Bth Street. There presently is a steel warehouse on the property which was erected under a previous cornrnercial zone. The building had been vacant more than six months and then-efore, lost it's grandfathered status. There presently is r~o provision for cabinet shops in our Zoning Ordinance. The board determined cabinet shops could be catagorized under building materials. The Board recommends approval of the rezoning ar~d the request for use by exce ptiory and further recommends that cabinet shops be atlded to cornrnercial General as a use by exception. 2. Request for use by exce ptior~ For a home occupation, Lot 4, Block 9, Selva Marina Unit 9, 1630 Selva Marina Drive. The board recommends approval of the request to permit the owner to have his realest ate brokerage office in his borne, with the condition that there will be r~o rust orners or additional traffic. Covenants and restrictions per•ntit home occupations in the main house only. 3. Request fur use by exception 1073 Rtlantic Bouelvard, for mini-warehouses in Commercial General (grandfathered-in). The board recornmerids approval of the request. The board deferred action or. a request for use by exception at 1089-31-95 Rtlarit is Boulevard until the board could deterrni rye which uses are perrnittetl, permitted by exception, and grandfathered-in. The board also discussed a proposed ordinance regulating vehicle repair and towing operations but deferred Action until their rie xt meeting. Res~pec~tJ/f~Jul ly, ,, ~ / 1=--4''C=-=-=~ /~~L-' Ron D. Gr•ay,RCtin Chairman/ July 17, 1986 ~... ,. Passed by [he Ci[y Commission on firs[ Passed by [he City Commission on second S final read N1111am S. tiouell, Mayor, Pr es Sding Officer Approved as [o Form and Correctness: Claude L. Mullis, Ci[y Attorney (ATTEST) Adelaide R. Tucker, City Clerk _~_ '~_.::. CIIA['TER 4 ANIMALS ARTICLE II. DOGS AND CATS Section 4-26. Damaging prop er[y i (a) It shall be unlawful for any person who shall own or be 1n control or in charge of any dog or cat to allow or permit the dog or ca[ Co wander or stray upon the property of another and damage the property. (b) If any dog or ca[ shall wander or stray upon the property of any person within the corporate limits of the city and shall cause damage thereon, proof of the damage and [he iden city of [he dog or ca[ shall be sufficient co convict the person owning or having charge of or control of [he dog or ca[ for violating the [eras and provisions of this article. CID\piER 4 AtiIMALS ARTICLE II. DOCS AND CATS Section 4-30. Ci cations au[horized• enal[ies rovided of Section 5. This Ord lnance shall take effect upon its adoption. -3- Section 4. Chapter 4, Article II, fs hereby amended to create Section 4-30 whirl: said section shall read as follows: Is to be a[cac hed Co the animal's collar and avorns continuously he The e#Ey veterinarian shall upon issuance of [he tag, make a record of the name and address of [he owner of [he animal, the nusber of die tag, and physical description of [he animal, and [he dace the tag vas issued: The tags should be numbered and issued in regular sequence. Licenses shall be due and payable [he firs[ day of July of each year. Veterinarians shall furnish a list of all to ed and re lstered animals to the City as r a it d Section 2. Chapter 4, Article II, Section 4-?3 and 4-24 are hereby amended [o read as follows: CHAPTER 4 ANIMALS ARTICLE II. DOES AND CATS SecCion 4-23. Impoundment Any unregistered dog or ca[ found in [he city shall be picked up by the city or the designated authorized agent of the city and placed in a shelter far a period of not less than three davs or r tha neE-Ee exeeed seven (7) days, except [he animal mom., do _,.i ,.___~ ___ ..ouiannea nereln The registration fee for unregistered dugs orWca[s that have been picked up shall be double [he fee in effett on the date [he dog or ca[ is picked up. Section 4-24. Running at large Ic shall be unlawful for the owner of any dog or cat [o permit or allow the dog or ca[ to commit a nu isante or be found running a[ large on any of the public streets, parks, playgrounds, alleys, beaches or vacant lots in the city and such dog or cat shall be picked up by the city or the designated authorized agent of the city and placed in a shelter for a period of no[ less than three davs nor more than neE-Ee exeeed seven (7j days, exwpt the animal mom.. we _si____~ ____. Section 3. Chapter 4, Ar[it le II, Section 4-26 is hereby amended to read as Follows: _Z_ s , ORDINANCE N0. 95-Hb-30 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ORDINANCE CODE OF THE CITY OF ATLANTIC HEACH, FLORIDA; AMENDING CHAPTER 4, ARTICLE II, TO REWRITE SECTION 24-22 IN ITS ENTIRETY; AMENDING SECTION 4-23 AND SECTION 4-24 TO PROVIDE ANIMALS PLACED IN SHELTERS MUST BE MELD FOR A MINIMUM OF THREE DAYS NITV1 EXCEPTIONS FOR RELEASE SOONER; AMENDING SECTION 4-26 TO CREATE SUBPARAGRAPH (c) PROVIDING THE 0{.T1ER OF ANY DOG OR CAT FOUND DEFECATING UPON ANY PUBLIC PROPERTY NITIIIN THE CITY LIMITS OF Ti1E CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH SHALL BE FINED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERNS OF THIS ARTICLE UNLESS SAID DEFECATION IS IMIEDIATELY CLEANED UP BY SAID OWNER; CREATING SECTION 4-30 TO PROVIDE CITATIONS AND PENALTIES; PROVIDING AN EFFEC- TIVE DATE BE IT ORDAINED by [h~ City Commission of [he City of Atlantic Beach, Florida Section 1. Chapter 4, Article II, Section 4-22 is hereby amended to read as follows: CHAPTER 4 ANIMALS ARTICLE II. DOGS AND CATS Section 4-22. Registration and tagging required (a) No dogs or cats shall be owned or kept in [he City unless properly registered and tagged as provided in this section. #at--regrsEtaEienr--31+e•-certifytnte'-e€--e--veter#ner€en ;--}#eensed--Ee greet#ee-ve{e:[#eery-wed-icitee-~++&Forgery-bY-{he-ytet~-boerd-a€-veteri- sery-eed#e#ne, she}}-be-accepted-as-cane}ns#re-evidence-{o~t~m-€eeE-and E#me-O€-Ebe-#naea}et#en- Ee~(b) No person shall be allowed to keep any dog over three (3) months of age or cat over Eour (4) months of age in the city unless the person shall first register the animal v#Eh-{he-c#{y and purchase €ram the--amity an identification tag foz each animal for [he sum of twe da}}ers-{$2-.-00) five dollars (55.00) per annum. Said identification t os sh 11 be available a[ the offices of authorized veterinarians ' ~,. _ oRDINANCe No. zs-ae-le AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ORDINANCE CODE OF THE CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA; ' AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 25-SG-17 KNOWN AS THE "COASTAL CODE"; AMENDING SPCTION 2 OF SAID ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE AN EFFECTIVE DATE OF JANUARY 1, 1987; PROVIDING AN ' EFFECTIVE DATE BE IT ORDAINED by the City Commission of the City of Atlantic Beach, Florida: Section 1. Ordinance 25-86-17, Section 2 is hereby amended [o read as follows: Section 2. This Ordinance shall become effective Mereh-4;-4986 January 1, 1987. Section 2, This Ordinance shall take effect upon its adoption. x x x x x x x x x x x x x Passed by [he City Commission on First reading Passed by the City Commission on Second b Final reading William 5. Howell, Hayor, Presiding Officer Approved as [o Form and Correctness: '. Claude L. Hullis, City Attorney (ATTEST) Adelaide R. Tucker, City Clerk ~ '' j k- F P ~. ~: f. Passetl by the City Cornrnission on first reading Passed by the City Comnri ssion on second and final reading___________ ___________________________________________ William S. Howell, Mayor, Presitling Officer Reproved as to Fornr antl Correctness: Claude L. Mullis, City Rttorr~ey (SERE) RTTEST: _______________________ Rdelaide R. Tuckers, CMC City Clerk ORUI NANCE N0. 90-86-109 qN ORDINRNCE RMENDING THE ORDINRNCE CODE OF THE CITY OF RTLRNTIC BERCH, FLORIDR; RMENDING THE LRND DEVELOPMENT CODE RND THE OFFICIRL ZONING MRP OF THE CITY OF RTLRNTIC BERCH, FLORIDR TO REZONE LRND OWNED 6Y RMERICRN RLLOVS RND REFRRCTORIES COMPRNV, RND DESCRIBED RS LOTS 1 S 2, BLOCK 70, SECTION H; FROM RG1 RES[DENTIRL GENERRL TO CG COMMERCIRL GENERRL RND PROVIDING RN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHERERS, The Advisory Planning Board has considered a request to change a zoning classiFication submitted 6y Rrner•icar~ Rlloys ar~d Refractories Company and cord ucted a public hearing on same on July I5, 1986, and WHERERS, The City Cornrnission does exercise its powers to amend the Land Development Code, including the Official Zor~i ng Map, in or•tl er to encourage the apprepr•i ate use of land, and WHERERS, The rezorii ng is consist er~t with the Comprehensive Plan, and the rezoning will not adversely effect the health ar~d safety of the residents of the area, and will not be detrimental to the natural environment or to the use or developrner~t of the atljacent properties in the general neighborhood, NOW, THEREFORE, bE IT ORDRINED bV THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF RTLRNTIC BERCH, FLORIDR as followsp Section 1. The Dfficial Zoning Map of the City of Rtlantic beach is hereby changed to reflect the new zor~i rig of propety herein described from RGI Residential General to CG Commercial General. Section 2. This ordir~ar,ce shall become effective immediately upon its atloption. • + • • a w • • • • x • • t • ^ • • r • • e ._, .r ^ ' - (13) Automotive/truck service garage (No[ including semi-tractor trailer repairs); (14) Those uses permitted in Commercial Limited as uses by excep- tion. Section 2. This Ordinance shall Cake effect upun its adoption. ~ x :t x • ~ ~ • • ,r Passed by the City Commission on Firs[ Reading Passed by the City Commission on Second and Final Reading William S. Howell, Mayor, Presiding Officer Approved as [o Form and Correttness: Claude L. Hulks, Ciry Attorney (ATTEST) Adelaide R. Tucker, City Clark '. ORDINANCE N0. 90-Rb-lOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING 'CfIE ORDINANCE CODE OF THE CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA; AMENDING CHAPTER 24, ARTICLE III, DIVISION 5, SECTION 24-1 I1, SUBPARAGRAPH (c) TO PROVIDE CABINET SIIOPS AS ALLOWABLE BY E%CEPTION; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE BE IT ORDAINED by Che City Commission of [he Ci[y of Atlantic Beach, Florida: Section 1. Chapter 24, Article III, Division 5, Section 24-111, .. subparagraph (c) is hereby amended [o read as follows: CHAPTER 24 ZONING A.\'D SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS ARTICLE III. 7.ONING REGULATIONS ' DIVISION 5. ESTABLISHMENT OF DIS'CRIC'CS Section 24-111. C.G Commercial General Districts (c) Uses By Exception. In these dis[r ic[s, uses'by exception are as tollovs: (1) Animal kennels; ~ (2) Veterinarian clinics; i j (3) Child care centers; i f (4) On-premise consumption of liquor, beer and vine; (5) Limited wholesale operation; '~ (b) Contractor, noL requiring outside storage; k ( (7) Limited warehousing, including mini-warehouses '. t (R) Motels (9) Churches (10) Reee[vedq Cabinet Shops; '' i (11) Hospital, nursing home; 1 t12) Sale of new and used automobiles and boaLS; Buocl;t nu~uslrr:NT i •X/A NUMBER• 86-7 ___ _ Date: 7-26-86 i FUND: Cene ral Fund USE SEPARATE FORMS FOR EACH FUND AMOUNTS MUST BE 1N N!{OLE DOLLARS the Parks and Rec rea[ion account INITIATED BY Richard C. Fellows DATE• 7-28-86 COIDfI SSION ACTION REQUIRED: Yes DATE RECEIVED• .,t- EXPLANATION: io transfer budgeted funds from [he Commission Contingency account to r.uu:a~J ,v~nulrr..~:r It/A NUHBER; 85-7 FUND: Buccaneer Water and Sever USE SEPARATE FORHS FOR EP.CH FUND A110UNT5 NUST HE 1N WHOLE DOLLARS n.,te: 7-zB-ea ACCOUNT ACCOUNT TITLE E7SP EN DIT URE ppD DEDUCT REVENUE DEDUCC ADD 43-533-3400 Other Contractual Services 52,035 43-333-6300 Improvements other than Buildings 40,551 43-533-7200 lnte re st 66,000 43-382-1006 Transfers from Sever 35,000 44-541-9900 Transfers [o Water 35,000 EXPLANATION: To increase budge[ in Buccaneer System for the purpose of I.) Properly ' allocat inx Jax U[i]i[ies 9anageme nt fees and interest ezoe ndi[ures, and 2.) transferring excess funds from the Buccaneer Sever accounts to lover projected cash deficits caused by unanticipated inve s[ment in plan[ and equipment ,INITIATED BY Richard C. Fellows ~COIfNISSION ACf 10N REgUIRED: t -- Yes DATE 7-28-86 y; , RESOLUTION NU. 86-12 A RESOLUTION TRANSFERRING CERTAIN MONIES BETWEEN FUNDS WHEREAS, [he Ci[y Charter of [he City of Atlantic Beach requires [hat the City Commission approve all budgetary increases and transfers from one fund [o another, and WHEREAS, [he nature of budgetary systems and those day Co day decisions affecting such budgetary systems require adjustment from time [o time, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Atlantic Beach, that Che attached Budget Adjustment No 86-0 he approved for the 1985-1386 budge[. Adopted by the City Commission, July 2R, 1986. * * k * * * * * * k * * k William S. Novell, Mayor, Fres id ing Officer Approved as to Form and Correctness: Claude L. Mullis, City A[[orney ATTEST: Adelaide R. Tucker, City Clerk "r [he point where considerable funds are going [o have to be expended [o get it back into condl[lon. We hope you will approve the request. The second budget adjustment has to do with [he Buccaneer Water and Sever Dis[ric [. When [he budgets were firs[ made up last year, we had anticipated the revenues and erpenditures Co break down with 81X coming from Buccaneer Sever and 197. from Buccaneer Water. Actually, as we have [racked i[ through the }•ear, it has worked out [0 67Y. for sewer and 33X for water. I[ is, therefore, necessary [o add co [he ezpendi[ures the difference between the 197. anticipated and the actual 33X ve have experienced. This is taken care of in Nie $52,035.00 in other contrac- tual services and $66,000.00 in interest. In addition [o [his, we are asking permission [o transfer $35,000.OG from Buccaneer Sewer [o Buttaneer Water for [he purpose of defraying [he Costs involved in constructing the water system improvements [o [iie Navy off-base housing project. In addition to that, we clad a cos[ of $I},000.00 for new mecers which vas inadvertently left out of the eater budge[. o There will 6e a number of Ordinances up for consideration on Monday nigh[. These include: 1. Introduction of an Ordinance amending Che Zoning Ordinance [o provide for cabinet shops as a use 6y exception in Commercial general districts 2. Introduction and first reading of an Ordinance authorizing the j rezoning of Lots 1 and 2, Block 70, Section }1, from RC-1 ' Residential General [o CC Commercial General for a cabinet shop 3. Introduction of an Ord Lnance proposing [o change [he effective dale on [he Coastal Code from March 1, 1986, [o January 1, 1987 i 4. Public hearing and final reading of an Ordinance relative [o registration of dogs and cats and fees and penalties for . various acts perpetrated by said dogs and cats. o The Advisory Planning Board has forwarded applications fnr uses by exception for a home occupation in Se lea Marina and for minl warehouses in [he CC district off of Atlantic Boulevard. If in order, the City Commission can se[ these for public hearing a[ the meeting of August 11, 1986. se[ up on the evenings of Aug us[ 18, l9, and 20. The 21st can he reserved in case we need to make any additional changes to the budge[. The TRIM bill req ui[es a certain sequence of time events in connection with adoption of budge[ and millage, and it will therefore be necessary for us [o hold a public hearing on our tentative budget on Tuesday, September 2, a[ 7:15 PM, following which, at our regular meeting of September 8, we will adapt a final budget and final millage in aceor- dance with the statute. This Monday nigh[ we will need to adopt a proposed millage and this will be an agenda item. o Two items were considered by the Board of Adj us[men[ at their regular meeting on July l7. A variance was Kranted [o Walter J. Parks IV, of 377 Plaza, Eor a 2'6" encroachment into [he east setback to allow an existing wooden structure [o remain. Also considered was a request from Patricia Gerhard of 328 Tenth Street requesting permission [o split an existing 85 x 130 foot lot Into two lots. This request was denied. o The Advisory Planning Board me[ on July 15, 1986, and considered a request for rezoning and requests for [vo exceptions. Actions of [he board with [heir recommendations are enclosed for your study and consid- eration. o In accordance with [l:e wishes of Commissioner Cull iford, [vo ads were placed in [he Beaches Leader seeking input from citizens in[eres ced in recreation. We received several additional names which we have included on [he following list. We would like to suggest an advisory recreation coum~i tt ee of about seven members, and if each member of the City Commission would choose a name and perhaps an alternate, we could probably get up tiie names of seven of tl:e hest people who have expressed an interest in serving. In any even[, please look i[ over and Sive it some thought before tl~e meeting on Monday nigh[. Name Work Phone Home Phone Nancy Minton 246-6L37 Roger Ste inem 241-3325 Don Phillips 791-2461 24fi-1986 Pete Romano 634-7123 249-4538 Nick Nicholson 241-2160 John Jackson 246-7716 Jane Snyder 249-0690 Dave Nontayne 249-0690 Philip Pettey 247-0565 John Crouch 249-1820 tiancy HcMann 249-7137 Address B25 Eas[ Coast 1290 Ocean Boulevard 1566 Park Terrace West 35 Saratoga Circle N. 1800 Live Oak Lane 458 Sargo Lane 1815 Hickory Lane 147 Belvedere 380 19th Street 325 17th Street 376 Seminole Road o Two budget adjustments will be presented for your approval on Nonday nigh[. The first has [o do wi Hi providing [he additional monies for [he playground equipment and tennis court lights a[ Russell Park. $20,000.00 vas budgeted. The two bids came in at $21,616.00, and required an additional $I ,616.00 which we propose [o furnish from contingency. The remain irg monies requested Eor transfer from tonCin- gency will be used Eor [he purpose of refutbishinR Howell Park. This beautiful, passive nature area has been allowed [o deteriorate to CITY OF ~~ ~~ ]I60CEAN DODLEVARD P. O. BOX ZS ~-""~- -- - ATLANTIC aF.ACN. FLOP1DA 32833 ~~ TELEPifONE 19a1121a2396 July 25, 1986 T0: The klono[able Mayor and Ci[y Commissioners FROlf: Richard C. Fellows, Ci[y Manager SUBJECT: STATUS REPORT o We are enclosing copies of [he minutes of [he regular meeting of July l4 for your study, along with any mail in your mailbox which you had no[ already previously picked up. o No bids will be received on Monday night, however, committee reports will be made by Commissioner Morris with recommendations on [he purchase of playground equipment for Russell Park, and by Mayor Howell on lighting for [he tennis courts in Russell Park. o Ne have received a subdivision plat for a development known as Snug Harbor. This is a repla[ of Blocks 189, 190 and 191 of Section H. You may remember Clyde Lee appeared before [he Commission November 11, 1985, Co ask permission to replat these lots and gain entrance to them through a 40-foot right of way utilizing one of his lots ofE of Orchid S[ree[. The utility construction plans have Been received and approved, and the plat is ready for approval by [ile Ci[y Commission provided we receive [he necessary letter of credit guaranteeing completion of [he pub lie improvements in time for Che meeting on lfonday night. We will keep you advised. o This is to advise [he Ci C}' Commission [ha[ we have received, and had reviewed and approved by Claude Mullis, the following documents on the Courtyards at Maypor[: 1. Deed and gran[ of easement for lift station 2. Owner's aff idavi[ on [he lift station 3. Bill of sale, water and sewer lines installed 4. Le[[er of indemnification 5. Title opinion letter on Che lift station 6. Cran[ of easement from Brenda Bull The Ci[y approved [he acceptance of [he water and sewer activities of [he Courtyards subject to receipt of these documents and we wanted [o bring [o the attention of the Ci[y Cbat we have received [t.em. o We hope to have [he proposed Cit}' Budget in your hands Monday, and with your agreement, we would like to suggest some Budge[ workshops be C. Ordinance 25-86-18 Introduction of an Ordinance proposing [o change [he effective dale on the Coastal Code from March 1, 1986 Co January 1, 1987, and setting a public hearing for August 11, 1986 D. Ordinance 95-86-30 Public hearing and final reading of an Ordinance relative Co registration of dogs and cats, and fees and penalties for various ac [s perpetrated by said dogs and cats 10. Action by the City Commission [o acknowledge receipt of an applica- tion foz a use by exception for a home occupation in Selva Marina, and setting of a public hearing for August 11, 1986 11. Action by the City Commission to acknowledge receipt of an applica- tion for use by exception for sEni warehouses in a Commercial General district off Atlantic Boulevard, and setting of a public hearing for August 11, 1986 12. Miscellaneous 13. Adjournment ACENUA CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH July 28, 1966 Call co Order Invocation and Pledge [o the Flag 1. Approval of the minutes of Che regular meeting of July 14, 1986 2. Recognition of visitors 3. Commissioner Morris with a report from [he committee appointed to evaluate [he bids on playground equipment for Russell Park 4. Mayor Howell with a report from the committee appointed co evaluate bids on new lighting for the tennis cou r[s in Fussell Park 5. Action by the Ci[y Commission on approval of preliminary plat Eor Snug Harbor, a replat of Blocks 189, 190, and 191, Section H 6. Action by the Ci[y Commission [o set a proposed millage rate for the budget year coacnendng October 1, 1986, and setting a public hearing on ehe adoption of a tentative budge[ and proposed millage for Tuesday, September 2, 1986, at 7:15 PH at City Hall 7. Action on Resolutions: Resolution 66-12 authorizing [ransf er of contingency funds [o Parks and Recreation for partially funding [he playground equipment and tennis court lighting a[ Russell Park 'and for the refurbishing of Howell Park. Authorizing increase in expenditures in the Buccaneer Water District, reflecting the allocation of revenues and expendi- tures from I9Z to 33Z for water, and providing for [he transfer of $35,000.00 from Buccaneer Sewer to Buccaneer Water for deferring the costs involved in construction of the water system improvements to the Navy off-base housing project, as well as $13,000.00 for new meters for [he Buccaneer district. ' 8. Action on Ordinances: A. Ordinance 90-86-108 Introduction of an Ordinance amending [he Zoning Ordinance to provide for cabinet shops as a use by exception in Co®ercfal General Districts and se[tir~g a public hearing for August 11, 1986 B. Ordinance 90-86-109 In [roduction and first reading of an Ordinance authorizing the rezoning of Lots 1 and 2, Block 70, Sec[SOn H, from RG-1 Residential General to CG Commerdal General for a cabinet shop and setting a public hearing for August ll, 1986 s~ F Passed by the City Commission on firs[ reading July 14, 1986 Passed by [he Ci[y Commission on second b final read William S. Howell, Mayor, Presiding Officer Approved as co Form and Correctness: Claude L. Mullis, City Attorney (ATTEST) Adelaide R. Tucker, City Clerk -4- ~'.-- _ .. CHAPTER 4 ANIlfALS ARTICLE II. DOGS AND CATS Section 446. Damaging properly (a) I[ shall be unlawful for any person who shall own or 6e in control or in charge of any dog or ca[ to alloy or pe rmi[ the dog or ca[ to wander or stray upon the property of another and damage the property. (b) If any dog or ca[ shall wander or stray upon the property of any Verson within [he corporate limits of [he city and shall cause damage [hereon, proof of [he damage and [he identity of [he dog or ca[ shall be sufficient [o convict [he person owning or having charge of or control of [he dog or cac for violating [he terms and provisions of Cads art lcl e. CHAPTER 4 ANIMALS ARTICLE II. DOGS AND CATS Section 4-30. Citations au thori2ed; penalties provided (a) The city animal control officer or his designee as sections herein. a fine of Section 5. This Ordinance shall take effect upon its adoption. -3- Section 4. Chapter 4, Article II, is hereby amended to create Section 4-30 which said section shall read as follows: pr [icing in [he beaches area and who shall be authorized [o issue said Cag foll ing p p i ocular ion of the animal against rabies. The tag is Co be attached [o the animal's collar and worn continuously. The e3Ey veterinarian shall upon issuance of tF.e tag, make a record of the name and address of the owner of the animal, [he number of [he tag, and physical description of [he animal, and [he date [he tag was issued. The tags should be numbered and issued in regular sequence. Licenses shall be due and payable the firs[ day o[ ]u ly of each year. Vnrarinari ans shall furnish a list of all tagged and registered animals Section 2. Chapter 4, Ar[ic le II, Section 4-23 and 4-24 are hereby amended to read as follows: CHAPTER 4 ANI.MALS ARTICLE II. DOCS AND CATS Section 4-23. Impoundment Any unregistered dog or ca[ Found in [he city shall be picked up by [he city or the designated authorized agent of [he city and placed in a shelter f0[ a period of not less than Ch[ee days nor more than xeE-io exeeed seven (7) days. The owner must comply with [he tag requirement before [he dog or cat is officially released. The registration fee for unregistered dogs or cats that have been picked up shall be double the fee in effect on [he dale Che dog or ca[ is picked up. Section 4-24. Running at large I[ shall be unlawful for the owner of any dog or ca[ [o permit or allow [he dog or ca[ [o co®it a nuisance or be found running ai large on any of [he public streets, parks, playgrounds, alleys, beaches or vac an[ lots in the city and such dog or cat shall be picked up 6y the city or the designated authorized agent of the city and placed in a shelter for a period of no[ less Chan three davs nor more than xeE-ce exeeed seven (7) days. Section 3. Chapter 4, Article II, Section 4-26 is hereby amended to read as follows: -Z- ~' a7tr. ~_.. , ~}..... CHAPTER 4 ANIMALS ARTICLE II. DOCS AND CATS Section 4-26. Damaging property (a) I[ shall be unlawful for any person who shall own or be in control or in charge of any dog oz cat [o allow or permit the dog or ca[ to wander or stray upon the property of another and damage the property. (b) If any dog or cat shall wander or stray upon the property of any person within [he corpcra[e limits of [he city and shall cause damage [hereon, proof of the damage and the identity of [he dog or ca[ shall be sufficient to convict the persen owning or having charge of or control of the dog or cat £or violating [he CerIDS and provisions of this article. CHAPTER 4 ANTMALS ARTICLE II. DOCS ANU CATS S ct' n 4-30 C'tat' a thorized• penalties provided of Sec [f on S. This Ordinance shall take eEi ect upon its adoption. - l- ~ ._.... Section 4. Chapter 4, Ar[ic le II, is hereby amended [o create Section 4-30 which said section shall read as follows: [~ following proper inoculation of [he animal against rabies. The tag is to be attached to the an lmal's collar and worn contrnuously. The eiey veterinarian shall upon issuance of Che tag, make a record of the name and address of the owner of [he animal, the number of [he tag, and physical description of the animal, and the date [he tag vas issued. The tags should be numbered and issued in regular sequence. Licenses '. shall be due and payable [he firs[ day of July of each year. Veterinarians shall furnish a list of all [aRRed and registered animals [o the City as required. Section 2. Chapter 4, Article II, Section 4-23 and 4-24 are hereby -. amended to read as follows: CHAPTER 4 ANIMALS ARTICLE lI. DOCS AND CATS Section 4-23. Impoundment Any unregistered dog or ca[ found in the city shall be picked up by the city or [he designated authorized agent of the city and placed in a shelter for a period of no[ less than three days nor more than nee-ee exeeed seven (7) daysi except the animal may be released sooner upon proper iden [if ica[ion and compliance with [he reRis[ra[ion requirements contained herein. The registration fee for unregistered dogs or cats Chat have been picked up shall be dcuble the fee in effect on the date cite dog or cat is picked up. Section 4-24. Running at large It shall be unlawful for the owner of any dog nr cat to permit or alloy the dog or cat to commit a nuisance or be found running at large on any of the public streets, parks, playgrounds, alleys, beaches or vacant lots in [iie city and such dog or tat shall be picked up by [he city or the designated authorized agent of the city and placed in a shelter for a period of not less than three daps nor more than nee-ce exeeed seven (7) days, except [he animal may be released sooner upon contained herein. Section 3. Chapter 4, Article II, Section 4-26 is hereby amended to read as Eollows: _Z_ ~ ... ORDINANCE No. 9s-ab-lo AN ORDINA\CE AMENDING THE ORDINANCE CODE OF THE CITY OF ATLAYTIC BEACH, FLORIDA; AMENDING CHAPTER 4, ARTICLE II, TO REF RITE SECTION 24-22 IN ITS ENTIRETY; AMENDING SECTION 4-23 AND SECTION 4-24 TO PROVIDE ANIMALS PIACED fN SHELTERS MUST BE HELD FOR A NINIMIM OF THREE DAYS; AMENDING SECTION 4-26 TO CREATE SUBPARAGRAPH (c) PROVIDING THE OWNER OF ANY DOG OR CAT FOUND DEFECATING UPON ANY PUBLIC PROPERTY' WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF ATLANT LC BEACH SHALL BE FINED LN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS OF THIS ARTICLE UNLESS SAID DEFECATION IS I`LMEDIATELY CLEAVED UP BY SAID Oh7JER; CREATING SECTION 4-30 TO PROVIDE CITATIONS Ah'D PENALTIES; PROVIDING AY EFFECTIVE DATE BE IT ORDAINED 6y the City Commission of [he Ci[y of Atlantic Beach, Florida Section 1. Chapter 4, Article II, Section 4-22 is hereby amended to read as follows: CIiAPTER 4 ANIMALS ARTICLE II. DOGS AND CATS Section 4-22. Registration and tagging required (a) No dogs or cats shall be owned or kept in the City unless properly registered and tagged as provided in [his section. €eE--reg}sEraE€eer--3ier-ce~et~f#eet~-e€--e--veEe[#ner#ert ;--}#eensed--Ea peeeE#ee-veteri~M~~-rr~+fd--snrgerv-by-tine-s[~tr-0oerd~€-veeee€- nery-eed€e}ee,-ebe}}-be-eeeepeed-es-eene#es#ve-evideeerto-e?+e--€eee-end t#ee-e€-ehe-#neee#eE#enr Eej (b) No person shall be allowed to keep any dog over three (3) months of age or cat over four (4) months of age in [he city unless the pe rsan shall firs[ register the animal r#Eh-(he-city and purchase €ree the--~#[y an identif ica[ion tag for each animal for [he sum of Ere de}}ete-{¢Bs-0Oj five dollars ($S.OG) per annum. Said identification tags shall be available at the offices of authorized veterinarians ~. r ~`~ ORDINANCE NO. 95-B6-30 ~,~ AN ORDINANCE AMEN7IIFC THE ORDINAfCE CODE OF THE (; CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACVI, FLORIDA; AMENDING CHAPTER 4, ARTICLE II, TO REWRITE SECTION 24-22 IN I'LS ENTIRETY; AMENDING SECTION 4-23 ANU SECTION 4-24 ,~ TO PROVIDE ANI`fALS PLACED IN SHELTERS MUST BE HELD L~// i~ FOR A MINIMUM OF THREE DAYS; AMENDING SECTION 4-26 /...~ i TO CREATE SUBPARAGRAPH (c) PROVIDING TI1E OWNER OF %, ANY DOG OR CAT FOUND DEFECATING UPON ANY PUBLIC PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH SHALL dE FINED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS OF TNIS ARTICLE UNLESS SAID DEFECATION IS IMMEDIATELY CLEANED UP BY SAID OAtiER; CREATING SECTION 4-30 TO PROVIDE CITATIONS AND PENALT LES; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE BE IT ORDAINED by [he City Commission of [he City of Allan tic Beach, Florida Section 1. Chapter 4, Article II, Section 4-22 is hereby amended m read as follows: CHAPTER 4 ANIMALS ARTICLF. II. DOGS AND CATS Section 4-22. Registration and tagging required (a) No dogs or cats shall be owned or kept in [he City unless properly registered and tagged as prcvided in [his section. Ebj--The-reg#slrer-e€-legs-artd-eeESShel-l--le9t*Tre+ $Te~p~tEe-Ee reg#sEfeE#en;-proof--sherxnS-{be€-{air-ds$ ~d~~aE-}'es -bets-#naee}eEed __ ~. _.. _'...,..i#aErlY-or-ior-to-anr-app}#eeE#en €ef--fe$#eEreF#en+---~'ne--eer~z::~o~- -- b {~~~¢~~~€-refer#- preee#ce-re!<r#nery-mrd'H'r*~e"et'd•"~"~rl` y nery-e,e}ieiee ;-~~}->--~~p~-e9-eane}ns#ve-ev#denee-Ee-Ehe-€aeE-and E#me-e€-Ehe-#nees}eE}en: Ee~(b) No person shall be allowed [o keep any dog over three (3) months of age or cat over four (4) months of aqe in the city unless [he person shall Eirs[ register the animal r#Eh-Ebe-~`#iy and purchase €f em Ehe-e#cy an identification tag for each animal for the sum of Era de}}ers--(~$d-~) five dollars ($5.00) per annum. Said identification _ ., _.,_ _. .r.e off ices of authorized veterinarians Y 1'EN1Cl,fi AEPOi;':' GAS CONSU~TI ON, TOTAL NI LEAGF. A`:D l;i LES I'EP. f,ALLON k'ER VE!!I CLE FOR T71E MONTH Of "tAY 1986: ' YEFICLE A TdfAL MI LI:ACF. CdS M.P.C. , 1 2,493 25.0 9.7 2 3,618 357.7 9.5 3 2,513 285.3 8.8 4 3,684 369.8 9.9 i ~C4b =14_6 9_i 14,154 I,4A?.4 9.i , RESPONSE TO E!~ERCENCY CALLS FOR TNf. M0.`:TF1 OF F1AY L986: ACCIDEh'IS NIT}I INJURY: 2.6 MII:UTF.S ACCIDENTS KITH PROPERTY DA'1ACE: 3.4 PIINUT'ES .~ C'.:.i~ !... ...: F:.1 FoR I~.Y 19F.6 llwne Calls Received 3~84i F,r. i. ~. ,; .L.; 5 ' Property Checks i 35 f:p..i.,: ;,'a i'. 0 - _. ~'~i Parking Tickets Issued _ 116 ~~,.':~~.r :,, ,_u,c 5 ~~ F'Sre Department Ass 1s[s 21 r,; ,.~.. .:.~!,_.!!': 9 i Lsco rs s, Business d Funeral 7 c7,; r:._;, per.:,.; • 3 Jisnrr i,ance Calls IL`. ;_,.: r. _ _O _ Uocast lc Calls 26 R. ¢„ 0 Fights 25 r. .,. ... ._.:•. r S ?raffle .4cc id cots: YD 48 _ .,..,; i, r, t, ;; .,r,.; ~.,~~.; 2 Fa tal lcY _ .-0 ::!~::.i ,. 'rr save: 13 Asalst Other Agenc Ses ___34 ..~....: ,,, ping T:~ns E Drunks 20 ._u.:_ ,.. ~', is~h:.;{;fug FA ~ 2 Suspicious Persons 57 ,; _ u,. i r,. _1 Suspic iucs Vehicles - 18 ' ,~ Calls 2_ f Ru rglartes 72 _ ____ :. _. ! r ra r 2 Ixi rr eny ~ ._ , ~.. 1 ~ _-_ _ ___ t Alams 39_ Cat: ::c: } Juvenile Complatats __ 18 ,.ort -il.a.: ::...rFa O Suicide Ac[evpts _ 0 ., ;ir in,; __ Child Abuse 0 ~ 1 Sex Offenses 4 :nsanr P.~rsca 2 As caul CS 5_ P, r,:...r 0 Asslse 'r:otoris[ 19 im:;; Invest igat loo 1 Animal Iaves[igation lU Ex rer[ion 0 .4bando>ed 7ehlele 5 fhild Xeginc[ I Bomb ihrea[ 0 `.iscellan WOOS g4 `Sal is Sous Nisc/Vandalism 29 ~. R .AS S; S'fS TO 0?HHY :.G ERLIfS IS 1L;Y 1986 Type of Assignment S.S.O. \.6.P .D. S.B .P .D. F.H_P. Drunk 3 Fight I Accident I Family Dispu [e 6 Robbery ASSau1C 1 I Alarm 2 Burglary 3 Misc. Back-Up Officer 13 ~ 3 I Disturbance 1 7 aarran[ Served I Stolen Vehicle 2 Person Calling for Help 1 Rape I Traffic Z Cardiac Red __ I TOTAL; 37 5 3 1 ~ ~: , __ CRI?fI S;:L OFIT!:SES PO'Y. ?..Y I Jdb OFFENSE H04I Ci DE SE%UAL BATTERY ROBE ERY AGGRAVATED BATTERY S I `IPLE BATTERY B JRCLARY LARCENY 210TOR VEfII CLE i'HEFT ARSON OFFI CF.RS ASSAULTED TOTAL A.RRF.STS FELOYY d HLSDE'TE:L`tOP. 4$ ?RAFFiC 414 TL^i E::I LE 6 ~~ T. OTAL /.ifJ cwcsT?ru c!:Aeeu 0 it 1 1 0 ' 0 - 8 a 6 20 0 41 13 5 2 2 I 1 I 87 2i ARREST CHARGE CODES ~!AV 1~i86 i t 8 7 1 1 1 OIA Murdtt and Nonnegli{cnt Manalau{hur 016 hLnalau{htu by Ne)di{ena p2 - Forcible Rape 03 - Robbtay 0/ A)yanted Assult OS - Brtakin{ & Eouritt{ 06 larccay p7 Motor Vehicle Theft OB - A~ault - Nol Agparaud ~' 09 - Mou ]p Forgery A Counterfeiting l1A - Fnud I ]n -~ wonhtea Che<k, ]'2 - EmbezsJemmt 13 - Stolcn Prop.: Buy.. Rec., Poo. 1~ Vandalum/MaBcious Mischict IS weapons: Possesmng,<tc- 16 Prostitution & Comm. Vice. 17 - Sez Offenses ]BAS- ~Morp6iie Naroiv, Cpdeine)nd lu Deriratirn I8BS - Sde/Manu(utrrss of Conine 1803- Sale/Manufaeturt of Marijuw (Int. Hashish. etc.) IBDS- Sale; Manufutttrt of MetAadme 18FS - Sale/Manufacture of Other Synthetic Narcotics (Demttol, Talvrin, etc.) I BFS- Sak(Manufuturt of othtt St]mulanb (Benzedrine, etc.) I BGS- Sale(hfanufuturt of other Deprtsanu (Nembunl, Luminal, etc.) IBNS- Sale/Manufaettue of other Hallutinog<ns (LSD, due, etc.) IBIS - Sak!Manututwe of Nercotiea Panphettul'u I BAP - Pon, of Opium arrd to Derrvadvea (.Nurphine, Heroin, Codelu) I BBP Pusxssion of Cucame ISCP Yosrsuoo of Mvijuaru (Inc. Huhhh,cu.) 1 BUP - Posaeaion of Methadone IBEP - Yov. of OUxr Synthetic Narcotinn IU<merd, Talwin, tu.) 18EP - Poss. of Odrer SGmuisnu (Benzedrine, etc.) 18GP - Pnv. u! Other Deprtssanb (Numbuul, Lumuul,euJ I BNP - Pov. o! Othtt FWlurrao{cua (LSD, Clue, euJ 1 SIP - Povessioa of Narcotic Parapheroalh I9A Gambling-Book Mskin{ (Horx and Spon BW.) 198 - Gambling-Numben and mtury 19C Gambling-All Other 20 - Offenxs Against Ih< FunBy and ChBdzen 7 21 Urising Undcr the Ir.Butace 22 - Liyunr Laws 3 23 - Disordery Intoxiation ?~ - Disorderly Cnndu<t, Uut. the Peace ~~ 26 - AB Other (Except Tnffw) 28 - Curfew and mitering Lava (luvenilea, Under ABe 180dy) 29 - Rumways-Local - (Juvenile, Undcr Age IS Only) 18 O['ner (Includes Cap iases b Traffic) R/ AT LId:T72 9h: :Ci1 POL1 Ci'. CC!`:-F:7`:!:S? }:017 TIILY AC~kFS TS PCP. OFPI CCk OFFICER AEtR CS I'S (i'FLOt:'i ` '; 4i;i v„~rpi~ JLV F::CI i. F. LL Garvin LL Vander Nal p L[. 8u1[h 1 2 L[. Christman 8 Det. Jackson 4 Kac zmarcz k 1 ____ 54 1 Carver ___ ; - _ 8 1 Archer 7 _ 34 Russell 8 65 Hartle 9 2D 2 Nilson I 56 Bea[ 5 3O Dick 1 41 Hardin 3 16 1 Roark 1 31 Emblecon 2 24 1 Shim (Res.) I Catfr (Res.) 18 2lev is (Aux) 7 TOTALS 45 414 6 f,RA.`:D TOTAL y39s ATL LV'I'I f. F, F..1CIi 007.7 C1i ^EP AkT'!IiST ' `S`,l' 19d6 No [a hle Accomplishments: Ayres[ of a suspect for Sexual !iatteru...DeC. Jackson and Ptlm. Archer Arrest of a suspect for Lrwd and Lascivious Assault on a Child.., R/0 Jennings, R/0 Dadenbac h, Dec. Jackson Arrest of a su spec[ for Battery on a iar Enforcement Officer... P[lm. Bussell, Aux. P[lm. Ziev is -. Ayres[ of a suspect for melt in le auto hnrgla tics.. .Lt. 'la nd er Nal, P[lm. Earle, Det. Jackson Ayres[ of no suspects and recovery of a stolen vehic le .. .Det. Jackson - Ayres[ of suspects and recovery of stolen vehicles in three separate cases...P [lm. Bartle Training: The Beaches Council fur Uisablcd R~r s:ms graduated a class of Parkin-e fnforc even[ Spec ialis[s. Five of Cheso cLt izens ray now write Handicapped Parking Violations in Atlantic Bo ac h. The Chief attended a Fleec :aaagemen[ Course at [be Institute of Police Technology and Managemenc (paid icy Sca[~~ Grant). P[lm. Beaty, Pt la. E;nh iot on, and i't l;o. 1:uarl: a[teod cd a 16-hour Pol lcc Officer Survival Tactics Soy incr. Current Issues: Collective bargaining has started with the F.O .:'. Comrsun ica Cions equipment is on order fron feneral Electric. E911 equipment will be ins:allcd in June 198i>, Budget Leg for the 1986-87 year Ss underway. The patrol vehicles will be receiving some body and paint work in June. A set[ion of Plaza Drive will he closed for repairs [he week of June 9, 19E6. s ORDINANCE N0. 65-86-12 AN ORDINANCE OF TIIE CITY OF ATLANTIC BEAC11 CLOSING, VACATING AND ABANDONING A PORTION OF TULIP STREET, lIORE PARTICULARLY' HEREIN- AFTER DESCRI BF.D. RESERVING UNTO Tf1E CITY A PERPETUAL EASEMENT FOR CERTAIN PURPOSES; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE BE LT ENACTED BY THE CITY COM;IISS ION OF THE CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA: Section i. The City does hereby close, vacate, and abandon Neat portion of a road right of way known as Tulip Street lying in Section H, Atlantic Beach, as sho~r on plac recorded in Plat Book I8, Page 34, of [he Current Public Records of Duval County, Florida, and being tl~a[ portion of Tulip Siree[ north of Wes[ Sixth Street to the south right of way line of West Ninth Street if extended, and reserving unto [he Ci[y of Atlantic Beach a perpetual unobstructed easement for drainage, utilities, and severs over, under end chrouRh the parcel herein described. Section 2. This Ordinance will take effect immediately upon its adoption. Passed 6v the Ci[y Commission on Firs[ read Passed by the City Commission Second b Final William S. Ilovell, Mayor, Presiding Officer Approved as [o Form and Correctness: Claude L. Hollis, Ciry Arrorney (SEP.L) Adelaide R. Tucker, City Clerk - __,._ ORU LNANCE N0. 65-86-II AN ORUINANCF. OF TIIE CITY OF ATLANTIC 6EAC11 CLOSING, VACATING ANU ABANDONING A PORTION OF BEGONIA STREET, MORE PARTICUlAR1.Y HERE- INAFTER DESCRIBED, RESERV INC UNTO THE CITY A PERPETUAL EASEMENT FOR CERTAIN PURPOSCS; PROVIDING AN EFFEC'CIVE DATE BE IT ENACTED BY THE CLTY COPCII SSION OF THE CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA: Section 1. The CS[y does hereby close, vacate, and abandon Ghat portion of a road right of way known as Begonia Street lying in Section ' N, Atlantic Beach, as shown on plat recorded in Plat Book lR, Page 74, of [he Current Public Records of Duval County, Florida, and being that portion of Begonia Street from West Six [h Street south to the marsh line as shown on saSd plat of Section H, Atlantic Beach, and reserving unto [he Ci[y of Al lan tic Beach a perpetual unobstructed easement for drainage, utilities, and sewers over, under and through the parcel herein described. S ec[ion 2. This Ordinance will Cake effect Immediately upon its adoption. , # * * * * * * * * * * * k Passed by the City Commission ou First Passed by the City Commission Second b Final William S. Novell, Ma}•or, Presiding Officer Approved as to Form and Correctness: Claude L. Mulils, Ci[y Au orney (SEAL) aide R. Tucker, Ci[}' NOTICE OF PUHLIC NEARINCS CITY OF ATLANTIC BBAC11 Notice is hereby given the City Commission of the City of Atlantic Beach will hold PUBLIC HEARINGS on July 14, 1986 a[ 7:15 p.m, a[ City Hall, 716 Ocean Blvd. for the purpose of hearing and considering the views of [he public concerning [he following proposed Ordinances: ORDINANCE NO. 90-86-t03, AN ORDINANCE AMENDIKC THE ORDINANCE CODE OF TI1E CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA; AMENDING C161PTER 24, ARTICLE III, DIVISION 5, TO ESTABLISIi A SINGLE USE DISTRICT; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. ORDINANCE N0. 90-86-105, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ORDINANCE CODE OF THE CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA; AMENDING CHAPTER 24, ARTICLE II, SECTION '24-17 TO PROVIDE A DEFINITION FOR EAVES AND CORNICES; MfENDING SECTION 24-17 70 REDEFINE SIDE YARD; AMENDING SECTION 24-84 TO PROVIDE ORDINARY PROJECTIONS OF EAVES, CORNICES, SILLS, ETC., SHALL NOT PROJECT INTO ANY REQUIRED YARD MORE I'IIAN 40X OF THE WIDTH OF THE REQUIRED YARD OVER WHICH THEY PROJECT; AMENDING SECTION 24-157 TO INCLUDE RECU44TION5 RELATING TO EAVES AND CORNICES; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. All persons interested are notified co be present at said time and place and they shall be heard. Copies of the Ordinances are on file in t}~e City Clerk's office a[ City Nall. If a person decides [o appeal any decision made by the Ci[y Com.~ission with respect to any matter considered at any meeting or hearing, he will need a rerord of [he proceedings, and for such purpose he may need to ensure [hat a verbatim record of [he proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which appeal is to be based. Published: Beaches Leader 6/3/86 - Purchase Order p280 Posted: City Hall Post Office NOTICE OF PUBLIC t1EAR1NC CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACII Notice is hereby given the Ci[y Commission of the CI[y of Atlantic Beach will bold a PUBLIC NEARING on July 14, 1986 a[ 7:15 p.m. at Ctty Nall, 716 Ocean Boulevard on [lie following Ordinance: ORUINANCE HO 90-86-102, AN ORDINANCE 1MENDINC TIIE ORDLNANCE COUE OF TIIE CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACII, FLORIDA; AMENDING CIIAPTER 24, ARTICLE lI, SECTION 24-17 TO PROVIDE A DEFINITION FOR SECONUARY OWF.LLINGB ANU TO REUEFINE LOT, UOUBLE FR09TACE; AlIENULNG ARTICLE III, T.ONINC REGULATIONS, DIVISION 4, SECTION 24-84, SUBPARACRAPII (b) 1'O REUEFINE DOUBLE FRONTAGE LOIS; AlIENU1NG ARTICLE III, UIVISION 4, TO PROVIDE A NEW SECTION 24-86, PROVIDING I.INLTEU USES FOR SECONDARY DWELLINGS; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. All persons interested are notified to be present a[ said time and place and they shall be heard. Copies of [he Ordinances are on file a[ Ci[y Iiall. If a person decided to appeal any decision made by the City Commission with respect [o any matter considered at any meeting or hearing, he will meed a record of the proceedings, and for such purpose he may need [o ensure tl:at a verbatim record of [he proceedings is made, which record includes [he testimony and evidence upon which appeal is [o be based. Published Beaches Leader 6/11/86 P.O. 9 280 Posted: City Ilall Post Office 4 ~. Passed by tl~e City Commission on first read Passed by the CS[y Commission on second b final Hill Tam S. Howell, Maycr, Presiding Officer Approved as [o Form and Correctness: Claude L. Mullis, City Attorney ' (ATTEST) Adelaide R. Tucker, Ci[y Clerk _~_ ±~, . CHAPTER 4 ANIMALS ARTICLE II. DOGS AND CATS Section 4-26. Damaging property (a) I[ shall be unlawful for any person who shall own or be in control or in charge of any dog or cat Co alloy or permit [he dog or ca[ to wander or stray upon the property of another and damage the property. (b) If any dog or cat shall wander or stray upon the property of any person vi[hin [he corporate limits of [he city and shall cause damage thereon, proof of [he damage and the identity of [he dog or w[ shall be sufficient to convict tl!e person owning or having charge of or control of the dog or ca[ for violating [he terms and provisions of chi= article. CHAPTER 4 AN LMALS ARTICLE II. DOGS AND CATS ' Section 4-30. Citations authorized; penalties provided Section 5. This Ordinance si!all cake eff ec[ upon its adoption. _3_ Section 4. Chapter 4, Article II, is hereby amended to create Section 'a-30 vtiich said section shall read as follows: (b) Violations of this aL[icle shah be pun is habie by a floe of a. practicing Sn the beaches area and who shall he authorized to issue said tag following proper inoculation of the animal against rabies. The tag is [o be attached to [he animal's collar and worn continuously. The e£Ey veterinarian shall upon issuance of the tag, make a record of the name and address of the owner cf the animal, the number of the tag, and physical description of [he animal, and the date [he tag vas issued. The tags should be numbered and issued in regular sequence. Licenses shall be due and payable [he firs[ day of 3uly of each year. Ve[erinartans shall furnish a list of all tagged and registered animals to [he city as required. Section 2. Chapter 4, Article II, Section 4-23 and 4-24 are hereby amended to read as follows: CHAPTER 4 Ai7IMAl$ ARTICLE II. DOGS AND CATS Set [ion 4-23. Impoundment My unregistered dog or ca[ found in [he city shall be picked up by the city or the designated authorized agent of [he dty and placed in a shelter for a period of not less than three days nor more than neE-to exeeed seven (7) days. The owner must comply with [I~e tag requirement before [he dog or cat is officially released. The registration fee for unregistered dogs or cats [haC have been picked up shall be double [he fee in effect on [he dale [he dog or cat is picked up. Sec [ion 4-24. Running a[ large I[ shall be unlawful for [he owner of any dog or ca[ co pe[mic or allow [he dog or ca[ Co commit a nuisance or be Eound running at large on any of [he public streets, parks, playgrounds, alleys, beaches or vacant lots in the city and such dog or cat shall be picked up by Che city or the designated authorized agent of [he city and placed in a shelter for a period of no[ less than three days nor more Chan rteE-te exeeed seven (7) days. Section 3. Chapter 4, Arclcle II, Sett ion 4-26 is hereby amended to read as follows: _Z_ ' ORll LNANCE NO. 95-86-30 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ORDINANCE CODE OF' THF. CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA; AMENDING CHAPTER 4, ARTICLE II, TO REWRITE SECTION 24-22 IN ITS ENTIRETY; AMENUING SECTION 4-23 AND SECTION 4-24 TO PROVIDE AN IFIALS PLACED LN SHELTERS MUST BE HELD FOR A MINIMUM OF TFIREE DAYS; AMENDING SECTION 4-26 TO CREATE SUBPARAGRAPH (c) PROVIDING Tf1E OWNER OF ANY DOG OR CAT FOUND DEFECATING UPON ANY PUBLZC PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY L1MIT5 OF T1IE CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH SHALL BE FINED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS OF THIS ARTICLE UNLESS SAID DEFECATION IS IMMEDIATELY CLEANED UP BY SAID OFRJER; CREATING SECTION 4-30 TO PROVIDE CITATIONS AND PENALTIES; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE 8E IT ORDAINED by the Ci[y Conm:ission of the City of A[Lan tic Beach, Florida Section 1. Chapter 4, Article II, Section 4-22 is hereby amended to read as follows: CHAPTER 4 ANIMALS ARTICLE II. DOGS AND CATS Section 4-22. Registration and tagging required (a) No dogs or cats shall be owned or kept in the Ci[y unless properly registered and tagged as provided in [his section. fe)(b) No person shall be al loved to keep any dog over three (3) months of age or cat over four (4) months of age in the city unless the person shall first register [he animal r#Eh-ci~e-city and purchase €rea the-c#ty an identification tag for each animal for [he sum of Ere de}}ece-{$2-.-OP) flue dollars ($5.00) per annum. Said identification w preeE#ee-veterirmry-wevici.,c~td-xrgery•-by-Ehe-sE~c~iwery-~€-veEeE#- eeE y-•sed#Ciflt-5tM 1-}--be~-eeeepted-e~-Gene}tle#Ye-eY #denee-Ee-E he-€ 9ef -eed E#we-a€-Ehe-#neetl}ef#en. 2 ... .. ~. ~, , ,, ~~ ~<<< f ;, ~< a °/ (I) If any lo[ or parcel within [he blocks herein above f rred a to be used for tl~e purposes specified he re ln, then and in [hat case, that par[icul ar lot or parcel shall not again be allowed the Special Use Exception and the autos, boats parts etc. shall be removed at the owner's expense i ti in ix m N after receiving written notice from the City of Atlantic Beach. Section 2. This Ordinance shall take effect upon its adoption. k * f f Passed by the City Commission on First read Passed by [he City Commis Sion on Second b Final Nilliam S. ilovell, Mayor, Presiding Officer Approved as [o Form and Correctness: Claude L. Mullis, City Attorney (SEAL) Adelaide R. Tucker, City Clerk ORUINANCE NC. 90-86-101 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TIIE ORD INANCF CODE OF THE. CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA; AMENDING Ct1APTER 24, ARTICLE IlI, DIVISION 5, TO ESTAB[.IS11 A SINCI.E USE DISTRICT; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE BE IT ORDAINED by Ibe City Commission of Cd~e City of Atlantic 6eacli, Florida: Sec [1 on L Chapter 24, Article II, Division 5 Ls hereby amended to create Section 24-113, Special Use District, which said section shall read as follows: CIiAPTER 24 ARTICLE. III - Zi1NI NG ftEGUI.ATI0N5 DIVISION 5 - ESTABLISi4NENT OF DISTRICTS Section 24-113. Special Use District (a) In[en[. The SP district is Intended £or a limited single use. (b) Perml tted Use. The use permitted in this distr ic[ fs as follows: (I) Salvage yard/funk yard restricted to automobiles and boats (c) Uses by exception. Nane. (d) Minimum lo[ or site requirements. The site requirement in [his district is as follows: (1) Lo[ or site area: The site area shall no[ exceed that covered by Blocks 111 112 113 117, 118, 119, 139, I40, 141, 142, and 143. (e) Minimum yard requirements._ None. (f) Building restrictions. Tl~e bull ding restriction in [his district is as follows: (1) No buildings of any kf nd will be allowed In [he district except a single family residence for [he owner anJ/or operator of the Special Use district. (g) Special requirements. The operation of tlds Special Use district will require the following: -_ _ - -_- __"__- _ _A- _b____~__ __ - •i 0 N 'R Y s ~' ~ 'w 1 =~ " % , < ti •'~ N ~ H h { ;o-e.. r ~~ S _ - - -_-- " m .~ V, __ ' 'gam _~_ .r~ r- _ ~ ~~ ..~ ~r - ~ ~ -~t?i~ L ' .Y s' \~ Iq ~~ 4 ~ : __ h T , t r f ~~ ~• i i ov ~. •. ~ ~[ d LL^ .. ~-:~ ~I ~ ~"' ~ ~ ~~ " _ ( -_-_ - _ --- _ ~~. if ~ i ~ ~ ~ . f ~ w_ 7 ~ M ~ - r~ ~ 4 r " U Q f ~ ~ •.~ ~a_...r.i i . O _ O N ~~ ~ J M ~ w5 ~.• _ n `E ass CITY OF fltlaKtc'c beatlc - ~laaufa July 9, 1986 i 1 T0: The Honorable Mayor and City Commissioners FROH: Commissioner Robert Cook SUBJECT: STREET RESURFACING RECO`DtENDATI0N5 [Ia OCEAN BOULEVABD P. O. BO%Td ATWNTC BEACH. FLOBmA aS[Ya TELEPHONE (WII Y~&Y]% The Committee appointed to review the bid tabulations for the resur_'ac- ing of a number of City streets has met. It is [he unanimous recommendation of the committee the bid of the Lillard Group of Jacksonville, be accepted as the lowest and best bid in the auount of 590,160.00, and that the City Commission authorize a contract for the work be executed upon receipt of funds proposed to be received from tfie Florida League of Cities bond progra. It is further the recommendation of the committee the work be accom- plished in the sequence as shown below: Firs[: Seminole Road from Police S[at ion Co Cross Valk at Atlan[Sc Boulevard Second: Prancis Avenue from Donner to Golf Course Gate Third: Stmoons from Francis Avenue to Hayport Road Fouzth: Eleventh Street access to Water Flant 81 Fifth: First Street from Eas[ Coast Drive to Ocean Boulevard Third Street from Ocean Boulevard to Beach Avenue Seventh Street from Ocean Boulevard [o East Coast Drive Plaza from East Coast Drive io Ocean Boulevard Tenth Street from Beach to East Coast Drive Thirteenth Street from East Coast Drive to Beach Avenue Fifteenth Street from Eas[ Coast Drive to Beach Avenue Sixth: West PSrst Street from Mayport Road to West Main West Second Street from Hayport Road to West Main West Hibiscus from Levy Road to West Fourteen [h Street Healy Lane from Church Road to St evart Street West Dudley from Mealy [o Donner Park cc: City Clerk, Finance Director, Public Services Director ~Y ~:, RIO N0. 8586-]5 - TENNIS COURT LI Cf{TS - RUSSELL PARK SpOrC COUrta 10500 Phillips Nighvay Jacksonville, Florida 268-0888 Brooks 6 Limbaugh Electric 109 Levy Road Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 241-9051 HcClure Electric Co. 1110 She [Cer Avenue Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 249-9061 Barkoskie Electric Co. 246-4731 (no address) Bill Thompson Elec[r is P. 0. Box 50398 Jacksonville Beach, fL 249-5601 Bivins Electric 1004 S. 2nd Street Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 249-4308 ~.fIEG' o ,Q.~~ /x/93 ., ~,~. 3zz ~s ~~""" CITY OF r~tlaHtea Seaele - 3loxida ]Ie OCEAN BOULEVARD P. O. 00%26 ATLANTIC tlEACfI, FLORmA 322a3 TELF.YIIONE ~9aq 242195 June 16, 1986 CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACN INVITATION TO 8ID No[Sce is hereby given that the Ci[y of Atlantic Beach, Florida, will receive sealed bids in [he Office of [he City Clerk, CL[y Na11, 716 Ocean Boulevard, Atlantic Beach, Florida 32233, until 3:00 PM, Friday, July 12, 1986, for Lighting for Russell Park Tennis Courts. Bids will be publicly opened a[ 7:15 Pil, Monday, July 14, 1986, read aloud and recorded. SCOPE OF WORK: Provide all labor, equipment and material Co provide lighting at Jack Russell Park Tennis Courts. Plans and speclEica tl ons for [his prof ec[ may be obtained upon request from the Buyer, Public Works department, 495-1 Donner Road, Atlantic Beach. For informa- tion, please tall (904) 246-2766. All bids must be made on appropriate proposal forms, properly executed and placed In an envelope endorsed "Bid No. 8586-15, Lighting for Russell Park Tennis Courts Co be Opened 7:15 PM, July 14, 1986." The proposal shall be attompanied by bid security in [i:e form of a Bid Bond, good for 60 daps, executed by [he bidder, a surety duly qualtf led Co do business in [he Stale of Florida, and a resident agent or a certified or casher's check on any National or S[a[e Bank in an amount equal [o five percent (55) of [he bid amount, and mach payable eo [he Ctty of Atla tic Beach. Said bid security must accompany each bid as a guarantee that the bidder will not withdraw from the competition after opening [he bids and, in [he even[ [he contract is awarded Co the bidder, it will, within [en (10) days after receipt of [he contract, execute the contract and furnish the required bond, failing either of which [he bid security and all proceeds therefrom shall become [he property of [he owner as agreed upon, fixed and reasonable liquidated damages. The successful bidder shall furnish a contract bond, wh Lch shall be Sn an amount equal [o one Fund red percent (1005) of [he contract amount, and vh SCh shall remain in effect until the date of final inspection and acceptance by the ovner~ and shall file certificates with [he owner tl~a[ he has obtained and will continue to carry Norke is Compensation, Ovne is Protection Insurance, Public and Pr1va [e Liability and Property Damage Insurance Sn adequate amount for [he life of tl,e ton[rac [. The City of Atlantic Beach reserves the right to reject any or all bids, valve informall[fes in any bid, make award in par[ or whole vLCh or without Cause, and [o make [he award fn vh ich is deemed to be in the best interest of [he City of Atlant lc Beach. Joan LaVake, Buyer FLORIDA TINES-UNION: }lease publish one time first available issue. Submitted by Joan LaVake, 246-2766. a.. . , eid N 8586-]4 - Playground Structure Instal latlon - Nailing Llst Xun[er Knepshield Y. 0. Box 22618 8101 Warwick Avenue Louisville, Kentucky 40222 Attn: Nr. Tom Knepshield, President 1-800-626-6530 Thomas Nay Cons[ruc [i on Company 428 Arthur Drive Green Cove Springs, FL 32043 1-282-45fi6 Advanced Recreation, Inc. 7817 Blanding Boulevard Jacksonville, FL 778-0396 All-American Recreation 106 West Seneca Tampa, Florida 813-832-2067 Florida Playground S Steel Co., Inc. 4701 50th Street S. Tampa, FL 813-247-2812 Playhouses-Pool d Patrio Shoppe 2983 Selma Street Jacksonville, FL 384-3842 - t Brian Fel[is, General Contractor, Inc. 247-1739 (Picked up in person) Guy Prat[ ARD Builders 6126 Chester Circle Jacksonville, FL 3221) Doug Sasser NARRISON BUILDING, INC. 3660 St. Augustine Road Jacksonville. FL 32207 CITY OF rgtfaKtc"e ~eaelc - ~fauila i160CEAN BOULEVARD P. O. BOX 26 ATLANTIC BEAC11, FLORD)A 32237 ~ \ TELlNIIONE (9 011 219-218 6 June 16, 1986 CITY OF ATLANTIC eEACII INVITATION TO BID Notice is hereby given that [he Ci[y of Atlant is Beach, Florida, will receive sealed bids in the Office of the City Clerk, City Hall, 716 Ocean Boulevard, Atlantic Beach, Florida 32233, until 3:(10 PM, Friday, July 12, 1986, for Playground Structure Installation a[ Jack Russell Ya rk. Bids will be publicly opened at 7:15 PM, Monday, July 14, 1986, read aloud and recorded. SCOPE O£ WORK: Prow Lde all labor, equipment and material [o install a play- ground structure a[ Jack Russell Park. Plans and spec if ica[lons for [his project may be obtained upon request Erom [he Buyer, Public Works Department, 495-1 Donner Road, Atlantic Beach. For Snforma- tion, please (904) 246-2766. All bids must be-made on [he appropriate proposal forms, properly executed and placed Sn an envelope endorsed "Bid No. 6586-14, Playground Structure Installa- tion at Jack Russell Park to be Opened 7:15 Pfl, July 14, 1986." The proposal shall be accompanied by bid security in the farm of a Bid Bond, good for 60 days, executed by Clle bidder, a surety duly qualified [o do 6usine ss In the S[a[e of Florida, and a resident agent or a certified or cashle is check on any National or S[a[e Bank in an amount equal to five percent (SS) of tl~e bid amount, and made payable [o the City of Atlant lc Beach. Said bid security must accompany eacl~ bid as a guarantee that [he bidder will not withdraw from Che compe [i[ion after opening the bads and, in the event the contract is awarded [o the bidder, 1[ will, within Cen (10) days after receipt of [he con [r ac [, execute [he contract and furnish the required bond, failing either of which the bid security and all proceeds [he rafrom shall become Che property of the owner as agreed upon, fixed and reasonable liquidated damages. The successful bidder shall furnish a contract bond, which shall be in an amount equal Co one hundred pe rte n[ (1002) of the contract amount, and which shall remain in effect until [he date of final inspection and acceptance by [he owner, and shall file certlf ica tes with the owner that he has obtained and will continue [o carry Worker's Compensation, Owner's Protection Insurance, Public and Private Liability and Property Damage Insurance in adequate amount for the life of the contract. The Ci[y of Atlantic Beach reserves tl~e right to reject any or all bids, valve informallt ies in any bid, make awa ral in par[ or whole with or without cause, and [o make [he award In what is deemed to be in [he best Sn [e rest of the Ci[y of Atlantis Beach. Joan LaVake Buyer FI.CRI DA TIRES-UN [ON: Please publish one time firs[ available issue. Submitted by Joan LaVake, 246-2766. ~._._. Statement by Commissioner Robert H. Cook June 23 1986 Atlantic Beach, Florida Lav is basically an agreement of Compromise between [vo or more individuals setting forth rules whereby these individuals can co-exist peacefully. By its very nature law is a restriction on [he freedom of [he Sndividual. This does no[ mean, however, [he[ one individual should be completely restr is [ed so as to allow complete freedom for another individual. Remember the vacchvord -- compromise. Ne are gathered here tonight [o consider passage of an ordinance which bans animals from Che beach between Hay 1 and October 1 of any calendar year. Does the idea be- hind this ordinance assume that animals will cease functioning during this period? Don'[ you believe i[. They will continue co run, exercise, urinate, and defecate - only now all these ac[Svities will be moved up to our streets and yards. CAn the ordinance, as written, be enforced by our own law enforcement officers? Will it be, if passed? Perhaps ve Deed to approach the problem much as the problem of smoking in public plates hoe been handled; [hat is, designate certain areas as open [o animals which are on leashes and under Control and other areas as closed co animals altogether. This vas presented [o me 1n a faceclous manner but perhaps it is a viable compromise. My ordinance passed should be enforceable by our own law enforcement officers or it should not be passed. Unenforceable law, especially one which many consider to be unjust, is of [en violated, making a mockery of law Fn general and most certainly lowering citizens' respect for i[. Personally, I feel that the present law Ss adequate - if i[ is enforced! I[ does not e13m1na[e Che problems of animal waste on the beach but i[ does require responsl- bili[y by [he animal owners in proscribing their ac[iv Sties. A comparable responsi- bility for their children by parents and a wacchEul eye by all adulcs would eliminate most of [he problem and the beach could be enjoyed by all. In a simple democracy rule is simply by the maj orf [y, no matter how oppressive Et might be. In a republic the righ [s of the minority are considered to be as sacred as [hose of [he maj orlty. Thank God we live in a republic. .._ ence el.eveN MINUTES JUNE 23, 1986 NAME OF COMMMS. M S v Y v ~ N I Miscellaneous - continued I AS a matter of information, Mayor Novell announced the final resin cs of li the Sun Times poll on the dog ordinance. There were 32 Eor the leash la 16 votes for letting dogs run loose, and SS votes to ban dogs from [tie beach. There being no ocher business [o come before the Coamiss ion, the Mayor declared the meeting adjourned a[ 9:30 p.m. William S. Novell Alayor/Presiding Officer ATTEST: Adelaide R. Tucker City Clerk PACE TFN MINUTES JUNE 23, 1966 Miscellaneous - continued Hr.Mullis said [he Board may be substantially reduced in size. Commissioner Cook asked [he City aanager for details on item 5 of Uie Advisory Planning Board's repo[[. They recomvnended an Ordinance be created to regulate auto/[ruck service garages by requiring opaque fencing 8' high around [he property and also making i[ necessary Cor ai repairs [o be done inside an enclosed building. Mr. Fellows explained one of the members of the Board had obtained several Ordinances from other communities and discussed with the Board members as [o how they handled auto/truck garages. The end result of Che discussion vas to encourage the Commission [o adopt an Ordinance [o require auto/[ruck service garages to operate with proper type of visual buffering so they would try to do all their work in an enclosed building and/or put uV some type of opaque fencing. Commissioner Cook asked Mayor I{owell [o amend Lis statement "Beginning on July lst there were going [o be s[r ic[ enforcement of [he animal Ordinance". Ae asked [he Clayor to wait un [il the fines were amended so they did hot have to make arrests [hat would send people to jail. Nayoz Howell said he was confident all [he citizens were going [o obey the lays. Commissioner Edwards reported [hey were facing a severe problem in som parts of Royal Palms such as junk cars in the yards, windows broken, doors off, and lawns in bad shape. Mr. Fellows advised those signed complaints he and Mrs. Tucker had received were turned over [o [he Ced En fotcemen[ Officer, and letters had been sent out [o the offenders. He also said if the officials of the city saw a violation of the law that vas absolutely flagrant, [he city would take action without [akin a Complaint Mayor Howell commented the city could no[ control esthe[i Discussion followed. Mr. Fellows suggested [hey attempt [o get a group from Royal Palms to form a Community Association and [hey could set up meetings in the park, etc. The Co!mni tree could go around to the houses and try Co instill some pride of ownership in the neighborhood. Un- fortunately, a large percentage of [he houses are rental properties. The Clty Attorney corwen[ed [here were laws on [he books [ha[ could be enforced. Discussion Followed on using the Code En fotcemen[ Board. Commissioner Norris asked the Chief of Police about unpaid parking Cic The Chief said BOX of the unpaid tickets were fro[, out of town. Mr. Hulks commented Che Sta [e of Fla. does no[ have a law for enforcement such as a centralized system where all tickets are reported and you cannot renew your driver's license with an outstanding parking ticket. Some of the Cities are beginning to establish a lock and block system or [he tow-a-way system. No action taken. Motion: Request [he City [tanager to appe int an Animal Control Officer as provided in Chapter 4, Article I, Sec.4-1 of the Code of The CS[y of Atlantic Beach. Following disc usslon, the question vas called and [he motion carried unanimously. NAME OF COMMAS. M 5 V Y V N 1 s. e[s. Cook x x Edwards x Gulliford x x lforris x Hovell x PACE N1NE V V, MINUTES NAME OF ~' JUNE 23, 1986 COMMAS. M S Y N Ac [ion on Ordinances - continued - Ordinance P90-86-104 it doesn't seem right Commissioner Pb rris agreed. He asked why [he ai Advisory Planning Board vas questioning [hose par[ic ular problems. Mr. l ~, Fellows said they expressed [he concern about [he lawn care as Chey fel I, [here might be some lawn mowea, etc. stored outside, and they fe1C the chemicals for pest control were a hazard. llr. Fellows said [he 8aard ha no recommendation, [hey just expressed [heir concerns for the discussio of [he Commission. Commissioner lfo rris asked the Fire Chief if he had a y problems with [he Board's concerns. The Fire Chief said yes, [here was ' hazard possibility. The Mayor reminded [hem all mini-warehouses were fo I ~. dead storage only. Commissioner Cook noted the mini-warehouses under ~~. Commercial CG would still be a Use by Exception and have to be approved by [he Commission before construction. i Following discussion, [he question vas called and the mo[icn carried Cook x unanimously. Edwards r. I~ Cullifo rd x ii clo rris x • ,t ~ r. • • a ~ c ~ ~ x x r ~ x ~ n x ~ :t • • a x • :t ~ x ~ • Novell x 10. Action by the City Commission [o approve Bud Re[ Adjus omen[ No.86-6 [o provide funds for [he purchase of a [rac [or for [he Sever Dept ~ Hr. Fellows explained he had anticipated the municipal loan would be closed by [hen, but it had not The tractor [hey were using a[ the seve plant had just about collapsed and it vas urgent the Commission approve a budge[ amendment to allow them [o use money from retained earnings [o pay for the tractor and reimburse [hose funds to retained earnings af[e the loan is closed on July 9th. Hayor Novell presented in Eull, in writing Resolution No. 86-10, a Resolution transferring certain monies between funds. Notion: Passage of P,esolut ion No. 86-10. Cook x Edwards x x Gulliford x x No discussion before the vote. Mo [ion carried unanirmusly. Norris x t~• :t f z x c• z z z•: z• x x<~ x x x• x x x: ~ x~• a Novell x 11. Re or[ b Ma or Howell on [he Florida Lea ue of Cities Loan Pro ra Mayor Howell reported [here vas a tentative closing of [he loan on [he Nuniclpal Loan Program for July 9, 1986. Prior Co Lila[, Che city will need to have the necessary papers, etc. approved before [he necessary e officials could sign. The Commission would not have a regular meeting before July 14, 1986, so a Special Call Heeling would have Co be held for [he purpose of approving the final papers and authorizing [he necessary officials [o sign, assuming July 9ch closing dace held. I2.Niscellaneous Mr. Hulks informed [he Commission [he law had been amended now [o re- quire that the Planning and Zoning Boards and Board of Adjustment shoo be Consolidated. lie will provide more details later on the matter. PAGE EICH'r MINUTES JUNE 23, 1986 Action on Ordinances - continued - 880-86-}1 Hayor Howell presented in full, in yr icing Ordinance No. 80-86-31 on second and final reading. Said Ordinance vas posted Sn line with Char to requirements. Ne opened the floor fora Public hearing and invited comments from Che audience. As no one spoke for or against [he Ordinanc the Hayor declared [he Public Hearing closed. Motion: Passage of Ordinance No. 80-86-31 on second and final No discussion before [he vote. Mo [ion carried unanimously. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * k * * * * C. ORDINANCE NO. 90-86-104 Second and Final Reading - Public Bearing AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ORDINANCE CODE OF TIIE CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACIi, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 24, SECTION 24-I04, TO PROVIDE FOR HOME OCCUPATIONS AS A USE BY EXCEPTION EXCEPT WHERE OTHERWISE PRONIBITEU BY COVENANTS AND RESTRICTIONS; AMENDING SECTION 24-ill, SUB-PARAGRAPH (b) (I) TO PROVIDE FLORIST INCLUDING SILKS AS A PERMITTED USE IN A COCC:ERCI GENERAL DISTRICT; AMENDING SECTION 24-111,SUBPARAGRAPN (b)(2) TO PROV IC LANK CARE SERVICE, PEST CONTROL COMPANIES AND SIMILAR USES AS PERMITTEL USES UNDER SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS; AFIENDI NC CHAPTER 24-111 SUB-PARAGRAF (t)(7) TO PROVIDE FOR TIIE USE OF MIN L-WAREFIOUSES BY EXCEPTION; AMENUIN( SECTION 24-ill SURPARAGRAPH (t)(8) TO PROVIDE FOR MOTELS AS A USE 8Y EXCEPTION; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Mayor Novell presented in full, in writing Ordinance No. 90-86-104 on second and final reading. Said Ordinance was posted in line with Char [e requirements. Ne opened the floor Eor a Public Clearing and invited comments from the audience. As no one spoke for or against the Urdinanc the Mayor declared [he Public Hearing closed. Fb [ion: Passage of Ordinance No. 90-86-104 on second and final reading. During discussion, Commissioner Morris asked the CI [y A[[orney if the CS[le addressed too many points. Mr. Hulks responded [he title vas proper as i[ all related Co zoning. Commissioner Fb rris referred [o the Advisory Planning Board's concern over lawn care and pest control being permitted under Service Es [ablisl,ment s. Because of the chemicals they use [he Board felt those businesses should be under Use By except- ion [o control locations of that type of business. The Board also van to to point out they had purposely left out mini-warehouses in CC zoning and had put them in ILW where they felt mini-warehouses were more appropriate. Commissioner Morris asked if they were dealing with grand- fa[hered situations in the Ordinance. Mayor Howell said yes, as far as mini-warehouses were concerned. 1'he ones on Atlantic Blvd. had been [he foz many years and were all constructed according to the then zoning. A on the vest side of Maypor[ Ad. those mini-warehouses were cons [rutted under proper zoning. Mayor Novell said he understood [he Advisory Plann Board's concerns, but to take a use that vas all properly built accordi to Code,and built as a special use type of buildings, and make i[ illeg NAME OF COMMAS. M S v Y v N Cook x Edwards x x Gul liford x Ftorris x x Iiovell % L i, i 1 Cook x Edwards x e so ing g 1 PACE SEVEN 111 NUT ES ]UNE 23, 1986 8. Action by Che City Commission [o approve a change order on the dune overvalk prof ec[ increasing the amount of the contract by $I4 ,621.80. Mr. Fellows explained [here was a change in [he amount. Correct aeaunt of increase of [he contract vas $14,281.80. The big cost in [he change vas the fact [he disabled ramps as designed and bid on stopped sl~or[ 42 Eeet and the other one 32 fee[. They were made to remove [he ramps, section by section in stormy wea [her. Mo [ion: Approve the change order on the dune overwal4 project increasing the amount of [he contract by $14,281.80. No discussion before the vote. Motion carried unanimously. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * k * # * * * k * * * * * * * * * * 9. Action on Ordinances: A. Continued Public Hearing and final reading on Ordinance 90-86-1Ot Mayor Novell continued discussion on rezoning conditionally. The City Attorney explained [ha[ some confusion may have existed on rezoning conditionally. The Attorneys had advised [he Advisory Pl anoint Board that it vas to he condominiums and would be under the condominiur covenants as required by Stale law. tic acknowledged receipt of a signer copy of a document, which could be recorded, stating they will put tho: provisions in [he condominium covenants [ha[ are approved by [he state. Mr. Mullis added if [hey did not construct tl~e condominiums, he was authorized to record [he document in the Public Records of Uuval Count 5e[[ing forth Che same conditions of covenants running wi [h the land. The Mayor opened the floor for the continued Public Nearing and invice~ comnen[s from [he audience. Mr. Marcus Prom, 1398 Main spoke on behalf of his father, George Prom. He advised the Commission [he conditions s~ forth by Che Advisory Planning Board and [he Commission were going [o be made part of the condominium by-laws reported [o [he State. As no o. else spoke for or against the Ordinance, the Mayor declared [he Public Hearing closed. Motion: Passage of Ordinance No. 90-86-1C6 on second and final reading. No discussion before [he vote. Notion carried unanimously. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * k * * k * * * * * * * * * * * B. ORDINANCE N0. 80-86-31 Final Reading and Public bearing AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ORUINANCE CODE OF THE CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACtI AMENDING CNAPTEP. 22, ARTICLE III, DIVISION 7, SECTION 22-166, SUBPARAGI (a), TO PROVIDE COlAfERCIAL USER FEES FOA RF.STAURAN75, LAUNDRIES, CAA WASHES, AND NASTEft METERED C01CfERCIAL n000UNi5; A.NENUINC SF.L1'ION 22-16. TO PROVIDE A SURCHARGE PER ONE THOUSAND (1,000) GALLONS FOR RESTAURANT: LAUNDRIES, AND CAR WASH CONNECTIONS; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. NAME OF COMMAS. M S V Y V N Cook x x Edwards x x Culliford x Norris x Novell x Cook x Edwards % % Culliford x x Morris x Howell x H ppfg SIX MINUTES TUNE 23, 1986 The Ci[y Manager reported he had received all the necessary doe umen[aC in regards to [he matter: maintenance bond for one year in the full a~a of [he improvements, and certification from the engineers. The work ha: been completed and the project has been paid for. Motion: Accept fnr main[enanre the Wes[side force main in [he Buccaneer water and sewer district. No discussion before the vote. Motion carried unanimously. * * * * * * * * * * * k * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Mr. Fellows reported the road was opened by a developer in accordance with city specifications, and had been inspected and approved by [he appropriate authorities of [he city. Motion: Accept for maintenance a portion of Camelia SL 300 feet north of West Nin [h St. No discussion before the vote. Motion carried unanimously. * * k * * * * * k * * * * * k * k * * * * * # * k * * * * * * * * 7 Discussio by [he City C 'ssion on lif cing of the Resolution est bushing a sever moratorium for connections outside the Ci[y limit The Mayor explained [he city had imposed a sever moratorium Eor hook-~ outside the city in the early 70's. That condition no longer existed suggested [he moratorium be lifted. 1b [Son: The policy previously adopted re sewer moratorium be rescinded. The proper steps be taken to alloy the issuing of permits for sever hook-ups outside [he city vl[hout coming before the Commission. Commissioner Gulliford asked if figures were available on xt:a[ excess capacity we have, less those proj Bees either under way or projected i [he next year. Hr. Braid responded there may be some excess capacity the moment, but when [he modifications of the plan[ cook affect, prof ably August ls[, they would be back to 1,000,000 daily. Once the mods cations were complete and [hey stop some of the inflow infiltration, Braid estimated we would have approxina cely 500,000 gallons per day excess. Commissioner Gulliford asked realistically, how long would [t provide for our needs. Mr. Braid said [hat would depend on how Fast Section H developed. Commissioner Gulliford expressed a desire, if [t motion passed, for [he Commission to put some kind of limitation vhe: our excess reaches 200,000 or 250,000. The Conmission could calk abo, it at that point so they would not get themselves in a trap. The que: vas called and the motion carried unanimously. NAME OF COMMHS. M 5 V Y Y N nt Cook x Edwards x x Gulliford x x Morris x Howell x Cook x Edwards x x Gulliford x x Morris x Novell x s ip n Cook x x Edwards x Gulliford x Morris x x Hovall x rt ri Hr . at e t [i n PAGE FIV F. M1NU'I'ES JUNE 23, 1986 Ordinance No.95-86-29 - continued Following discussion, [he question was called and [he motion failed v i[h a three [o two vote. Mayor Novell, Commissioners Cook and Edwards voted nay. * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Commissioner Cook requested [he Ci[y Alto rney prepare an amendment [o Che present leash law changing [he punishment so [he police officer can feel comfortable enforcing [he law. Playor Ilovell added the amend- ment should also include making [tie violation of animals defecating on public property also an offense, unless the owner cleans i[ up. Commissioner Cook included dog owners should carry a pooper-scoope r. The Mayor called for a five minu[e recess. Hayor Howell called the meeting Sack to order at 8:35 p. m. All Commis- sioners were present. 4. Ac [ion on a orooosal by Planners, Gee and Jenson, on PrePara Lion of As requested by [he Commission during [he meeting of April 28, 1986, Mr. James English, Vice President of Cee and Jenson Engineers-Architec offered a letter agreement between [heir firm and the Ci[y of Atlantic Beach outlining [he scope of services for a preliminary evaluation of the Atlantic Beach Comprehensive Plan per rule 9J-5 Crireria. The firm offered to do a report [hac would eva lua[e how the city scands as oC now, and which would include some scheduling priorities [he city would need to address regarding complying with the Growth Management Plan, and provide cos[ estimates for ultima [ely updating the comprehensive plan. Mo [ion: Authorize [he firm of Cee and Jenson Engineers-Architects [o prepare an evaluation repo r[ and priority schedule in regards to [he new Florida Growth Management plan in the amount of $2,200.00. During discussion before [he vote, Commissioner Morris asked co have other firms to offer proposals before a decision was made. Substitute Motion: Table action in order to allow other firms [o come Lorvard and offer scope of services for such an important study. The 6ubs[itu[e mo [ion failed for lack of a second. The question was called on the original motion and [ire motion carried with a four to one vote. Commissioner ibrris voted nay. * * * * k * * * * * * * * * * * k * * * * * * * * NAME OF COMMAS. M s V Y V N Coak x Edvards x Gull iford x Morris x Howell x Gul li Eord x Edvards x Morris x Cook x Edvards x Gull iford x lbrris x Howell x ~. PAGE FOUR !lf NUTES JUNG 23, L986 Ordinance No.95-86-29 - continued Amendment [o [he Motion: Exclude the operation of [he Ordinance in so far as seeing eye dogs are concerned. No discussion before Che vole. Ho[ion carried unanimously. * k * * * * * * * * # * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * # Mayor Howell then opened the floor for a Public Hearing and invited comments Erom the audience of appw xima[ely 110 people. !Irs. Be[[y filers, 369 Third SC. asked [he Commission [o ban dogs twelve (12) months of [he year from the beach due to [he health hazard. She presented the Commission a petition banning dogs from [he beach [hat vas signed by fifty-one (51) residents of Atlantic Beach. The petition is attached hereto and made a par[ hereof. Those present agreeing with her vere:Jerry James, 164 Magnolia S[., Barbara Bonner, 463 Se1va Lakes Circle, Ron Mcnare, 248-11th SL , Nrs.Childers, 824 Sherry Drive, and Richard While, 373 6th SL Those wishing to keep dogs on the beach but van[ [he cf [y to enforce the present leash law were :Jean Holmes, LO lOt S[.,Michael Sheklin, 351 1st, Margaret Morton, 490 Sherry Ur, Donna Mar[in,288 E: Coss[ Ur., Cathy Pappas, l46 Ocean 81vd., George Bull, Jr 47-11th St, Betsy Wilkinson, 303 lst St, and Emily Anderson, East Coast Warren Childers, 824 Sherry and Don Prid gen, 1303 Ocean said [he proble was simply a matter of courtesy and the owners should clean up the mess as they did. As no one else spoke for or against [he Ordinance, [he !ffiyor declared [he Public F{eazing closed. Motion: Passage of Ordinance No. 95-86-29 as amended. Commissioner Cook offered a statement prepared [he day before. Copy of which is attached hereto and made a par[ hereof. Ile commented he had voted for both amendments which could possibly work, but he still felt the present Ordinance as written but reduce Che penalty, would be much better. He added he could live with the Ordinance as amended. Following discussion, [he question was called and the motion failed with a vote of three to two against the motion. Mayor Howell commenced it vas un- fortunate [he Ordinance was up for consideration. }le said "certainly, this is not [he answer, we have cried [t,is very same thing before and [ha[ didn't work either. This is ar. exercise in futility. I can assure you s[arting July 1, 1986 you are going to see some strict enforce- ment, so pass the word to the wise, because we are going to enforce it. A[ [he next meeting of [he Commission, I am going Co introduce some legislation Co provide [hat anyone alloying [heir dog [o defecate on public property will be subject [o a fine it [hey don't clean St up. He suggested another possible amend men[ [o close the beach from Atland Blvd. to 7th S[. [o dogs from May until October 1st, and leave 1[ open north of 7th. Then in October, close [he beach north of 7th and open open SC from 7th to Atlantic Blvd. P.t leas[ i[ would provide less of a, area [o provide [he strict enforcement." NAME OF COMMAS. M S V Y V N Cook x Edwards x x Gull iford x Morris x x Howell x Dr. Morris x Gulliford x PAGE THREE MINUTES JUNE 23. 1986 3. Public Hearing - Ordinance No. 95-86-29 continued Mr. Hollis suggested each occurrence should a separate offense. Conunis- sioner Morris changed Che motion [o $25.00 for [he firs[ offense and $50.00 on Subsequent offenses [hereafter. Commissioner Cu llifotd second the motion. During discussion, Commissioner Gulliford corunen ced [hat dogs don't and stand fires. He added they also had a problem the motion did not addres Che residents outside of [he community tl~aL Cake advantage of our beach and also had a serious problem wltls dogs that roam not only on [he beat but also the community. He felt the best way to get [o [he dog owner wa to impound Che dog. He suggested [he license fee be raised [o $5.00 and reyufre dogs in Atlantic Beach on leashes too, Co have a license. Com- missioner Gulli Eord suggested [he city hire a full-time person [o contr dogs and use [he extra license fees [o help defray [he cost. Mayor Novell agreed if [hat vas [he route the Commission wanted [o go, but then [here needed Co be other amendments [hat certainly no one coin object [o. He said "Let's put some teeth Sn i[. If you are found on [he beach violating [he law, [he fine will be not $25.00, but $50.00. It's only [hose who don't obey [he law that will be fined anyway." He said the city had tried to sell dog licenses at $2.00 each for years, but up until [he prior Friday, [he city had sold a total of 42 licenses to 30 people, and since Friday 6 had purchased licenses. When you talk about enforcement, it goes a little bit deeper than enforcement, because the problem originally raised its head back when [he people of [his s[a [e voted out municipal courts, and now tickets have to go [o [he county court which will Cake a long time [o ever get before the county judge." Mayor Howell said [ha[ was [Ise real problem in trying to enforce Che law. Commissioner Morris withdrew his motion for $25.00 fine and Commissions Gulliford withdrew his second. Substitute motion: There will be a $50.00 fine for each and every offense. No discussion before the vote. Motion carried unanimously. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * k * * * * * * * * * * * * * Mayor Novell explained, for [he benefit of the audience, the Ordinance as amended prohibited dogs on [he beach from Flay 1st to October 1st between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. and anyone convicted of violating the Ordinance would be subject [o a fine of $50.00 on each o ffenae. He asked for a motion for another amendment that the Ordinance should take effect July 1, 1986. Amendment to the motion: Change [he effective date [o July 1,1986. No discussion before the vote. Notion carried unanimously. * * * * * * * * * * f. * * * * * * * * * * * k * * * * * * * * * NAME OF COMMHS. M S V Y V N d r- s ies, 1 ine, 1 Cook x Edwards x Gulliford x x Morris x x Hovell x Cook x Edwards x x Cull iford x x lbrris x Hovell x PAGE TWO F1I NOTES JUNE 23, 1986 7. Ordinance No. 95-86-29 Public Nearing and second and final reading AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ORDINANCE CODE OF THE CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA; AMENUING CHAPTER 5, ARTICLE I, TO CREATE SECTION 5-8, WHICH SAIU SECTION SHALL PROHIBIT ANIMALS ON BEACH BETWEEN MAY 1st AND OCTOBER ls[ OF EACH YEAR; AMENDING Ct1APTER 4, ARTICLE 1, TO CREATE SECTION 4-9 PROHIBITING ANIpU1L5 ON THE BEACH DURING CERTATN TIDlliS OF 'f HE YEAR; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Mayor Nowell presented in full, in writing Ordinance No. 95-86-29 on second and final reading. Said Ordinance was posted in line with Char [i requirements. Ne announced i[ was his understanding [here was going [o be an amendment presented by one of the Commissioners and asked for the amendment [o be presented first. Amendment 1.[o the mo [fon: Amend Sec [ion 5-8 and 4-9 of Ordinance No. 95-86-29 by inserting the words "b e[ween [he hours of 9:a. m. [0 5:00 p.m." inmtd ia[ely following [he words "during the period May 1st through October Is[". Commissioner Morris explained [ha[ would allow dogs on [he beach twelve months of [he year, but prohibit [Lem from being on the beach during [he peak people times between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. during [h~ ho[ su®nez months when most of our residents were on [he beach. He saie he had Calked [o [he Ci[y Manager and Chief of Police [o arrive at a solution in [he form of a compromise to offer the publ it to Cry [o accommodate no[ only the people, but the dogs as well. "fle said I don'I Chink Atlantic Beach has [o be exactly like the rest of [he beach ci[ic down here. I Chink we can, we have good ci[izers that are responsible, that can, and will keep [heir animals under control". He recognized the problem of the mess on the beach, but felt that vas possibly some of ti city's fault in not cleaning up [he mess. He presented a Cool he tefert co as a "poper-scoopez" co the City Manager and [he Director of Public Worka in hopes they will put [hem out at the street ends and at [he [r. cans so folks can clean up the defecation. He also proposed that see it eye and guide dogs were no[ subject [a the amendment. During discussioc before [he vote, Co~mnissioner Gulliford noted he could apprec is [e what Commissioner 1(o rris was trying [o achieve, but said "I Chink Che biggee problem ve confront is not so much how we write these Ordinances and what is contained therein, but a matter [ha[ this is a reaction to some extent to [he Fact we have not enforoed a leash law [hat has been on the books for some time and a lot of people have been vie [imized and I don't know whether that is [be proper way [o approach ic. I think first and foremost ve have Co determine enforcement." The question vas called and the motion carried with a tlrcee co two vote. Mayor Novell and Commissioner Edwards voted nay. * * * # * * * k * * * * * * * * k R * k k * * * * * k * * k # * * Amendment 2. co [he notion: There will be a fine of $25.00 for firs[ offense with a $50.00 Line for a second offense within thirty days. NAME OF COMMAS. M S V Y V N Morris x Gulliford I x d h Cook x Edwards x Gulliford x Morris x Howell x Morris x Gulliford x MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF TIIE ATLANTIC BFACH CITY COFDfISSION HELD AT CITY HALL ON JUNE 23, 1986 A1' 7:15 P. M. PRESENT: William 5. Howell, Mayor-Commissioner Bober[ B. Cook, Sr. Clenn A. Edwards William I. Gulliford, Jr. John W. Morris, Jr., Commissioners AND: Richard C. Fe; lows, City Manager Claude L. Mullis, Ci[y Attorney Adelaide R. Tucker, Cicy Clerk The meeting vas called co order by Mayor Howell. The invoca[ion,off ert by Commissioner Cook was followed by the pledge [o [he flag. 1. Approval of the minutes of [he regular meeting of June 9, 1986 Commissioner Morris reported an error on page five. Under Action on 0~ Hance 895-86-29, Mayor Howell's name and vole was not reflec ced. Motion: Approve [he minutes of [he regular meeting of June 9,1986 as corrected. No discussion before the vote. Motion carried unanimously. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Aooroval of [he minutes of [he special meeting of June 161_1986 lb lion: Approve the minutes of the special meeting of June 16,1986 as submitted. No discussion before [he vote. Motion carried unanimously. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 2. Receio[ of bids for resurfacing of a number of streets in Atlantic Beath The following bids were received and opened: I. Duval Asphalt Products, Inc. ,Jacksonville SI04,235.00 Bid Bond Federal Insurance Co. 2. Lillard Gzoup, Inc., Jacksonville $ 90,1b0. 00 Bid Bond Seaboard Surety Co. Bid tabulation is attached hereto and made a part hereof. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ?b lion: Refer bids to Committee [o report back a[ [he next meeting No discussion before the vole. Mm Lion carried unanimously. Mayor Hovell appointed Commissioner Cook, Mr. Fellows, and Mr.Claudie Hogan to serve on [he Committee. * * * * * * * * * * * * k * * * * * * *': * * * * * * * * * f. * ME OF COMMAS. M O T I O N S E C O N D V O T E D Y E S V O T E D N O i- Cook x Edvards x x Gulli Eord x x Morris x Hovell x Cook x Edvards x Gulliford x x Morris x x Howell x Cook x Edvards x Gulliford x x ~ Norris x x s Hovell x ,~ Recreation Committee: Name Work Phone Nancy Ninon Roger Steinem Don Phillips 791-2461 Pete Romano 634-7123 Nick Nicholson John ]ackson Jane Snyder Dave Non[ayne Home Phone Address 246-6137 825 East Coast 241-3325 1290 Ocean Boulevard 246-1986 1566 Park Terrace West 249-4538 35 Saratoga Circle N. 241-2160 1800 Live Oak Lane 246-7716 458 Sargo Lane 249-0690 1815 Hickory Lane 147 Belvedere o Following the last meeting, [he City moved rapidly to enforce [he Ordinance concerning dogs on the beach, and with [he assistance of [he Duval County Animal Control office and Chief David Thompson of our Police Department, were able to obtain the services of a qualified party almost immediately. Aft ez three or four days of training with the Animal Control Division in Jacksonville, Cheryl Wilcox took on the duties of animal control officer, and over the Fourth of July weekend, Pziday, Saturday and Sunday, issued between twenty and thirty citations. In some cases where warranted, a warning vas given, and in others where no cooperation from [he dog owners vas forthcoming, a citation for court appearance vas issued. The animal control officer will work staggered shifts during the week and most all day Saturdays and Sundays until the animal problem is brought under control. Please contact me if you have any suggestions or thoughts on this matter. o The committee appointed to evaluate the bids on the resurfacing project has met and Commissioner Cook will be prepared to make [he committee's report and recommendations at the meeting on Monday night. o Tha next meeting of the Northeast Florida League of Cities will be held at the Columbia Restaurant in St. Augustine oo Thursday, July 24 a[ 6:30 PH. Please let Maureen know if you will be attending so that we can make the proper reservations. The meeting will include dinner. I am enclosing a copy of his proposed Ordinance which you can use to compare with the Crd finance under consideration, and which is included with your other material. o Alan Jensen, Accorney for Raymond Dagley, proposes tv amend the I Ordinance creating a Spe<ial Use District co alloy, in addition [o automobiles and trucks, mobile homes, boats, septic tanks, and other metal scrap as a permitted use. In addition, he wishes to expand the building restrictions so as to utilize mobile homes, and io addition, wants the authority [o have repair garages, workshops, work sheds, boathouses, etc. ,,~: 2. Public hearing and final reading of an Ordinance creating a special use district in [he western sections o[ Section H, where the current au [omoblle salvage yard operated by Dagley is located. 3. Public hearing and final reading of an Ordinance providing for re-definition oC double frontage lots, and definitions for secon- dary dwellings. 4. Public Dearing and final reading of an Ordinance providing for new definitions for eaves and cornices and providing new regulattons as to how much eaves and cornices can project into any required yard. 5. Introduction of two Ordinances vacating and abandoning portions of Begonia Street and Tulip S[ree[. These Ordinances are to be introduced only if [be Dagley Ordinance passes on final reading. A[ [he July 28 meeting when [he}' are up for public hearing, and before they are adopted, Dagley and his attorney will furnish to [he CS[y a deed for Block 110 1n Sett ion H which he is giving the City in exchange for closing portions of Begonia and Tulip Streets. 0 Bids will be received on Monday night for playptound equipment for Jack Russell Park and for providing new ligl~i ing for [lie tennis courts a[ Jack Russell Park. These should be assigned [o committee to evaluate and prepare some recomnenda[ions for the CI[y Commission. o Robert Bates has submitted for approval of the City Commission Change Order No. 4 on [he new I.0 mgd sewage treatment plant. The Change Order provides for stainless steel screening chute extensions, a 1,800 cu. ft. per minute exhaust fan a[ the blower building and grating and hand rails on top of the fiold erected plant influent division box for operator safety and external access to the peripheral aeration tank. The net change brought about by the Change Orders will increase the contract by $4,433.00. Each of [he items is needed. o eob Ilill of Bessent, }~ammack and Buckman, will be appearing before [he City Commission on Monday night with a presentation of [he master plan for Section }I. Following [he presentation, any input developed will be fed into [he final documents which will then be prepared and submitted [o [he Ci[y probably within [he week. o Recreation grants are available from [he Department of Natural Resources, but in order for [he City [o participate, a cross section of [he community must be formed into an adv isor}• recreation coimni [tee. Ne have developed a list of names of people who have expressed an interest in serving on such coami[Cee and I am including [ire names and addresses below for ycur consideration. Absent any objections from the Commis- sion, we would like to ask [he Commission to give Uie corvnittee special recognition by appointing the membecs [o serve at the pleasure of the City Commission and add thereto any name 7ou feel would be helpful to [he Ci[y in developing a meaningful recreation program. CITY OF ~tlaKtie S"eaels - ~lo-uda July 10, 1986 TO: The Honorable Dfayor and City Commissioners FROM: Richard C. Fellows, Ci[y Manager SUBJECT: BTATUS REPORT ]i60C F.AN BOULEVARD P. O. BOA 25 ATLANTIC BEACiI. FIARIDA 32293 TELEPt{ONE190112132396 o At [h¢ special meeting in June when the context with Jax Utilities vas renewed for another year, [he Conm~i ss Toners had asked for an esti- mate of any additional costs which might be incurred if [he Uak Harbor sewage was to 6e treated by the City. Jax Utilities Management has furnished me with information indicating [he total increase in [heir budget would be about $920.00 per year, and since [he Ci[y is accepting the billing for electricity, they could anticipate an increase in the electrical enerRY cost of about $6,800.00 a year. o If the ComL]ission agrees, it would be in order to accept a convey- ance and easement [o the City of Atlantic beach from Pan AIV Investments, which dedicates to [he City Hie sewage collection system and pumping station at Pan M Plaza shopping center. o Design work on the Public Safely building is progressing and we have been advised design work should be complete and we should be ready [o advertise for bids on [he building by somewhere around the latter part of October or first of November. Oee and Jenson hopes [o be able to make a recommendation on a contract award for construction of the Public Safety building by [he firs[ of next year. They anticipate i[ will Cake about six months [o build Uie building. o A number of Ordinances will be up for consideration Monday night. They include: 1. In[roduc[ion and first reading of an Ordinance amending [he Ordi- nance regarding dogs and cats. The Ordinance provides an increase ~ in the tag fees from $2.00 to $5.00 and authorizes Lhe tags [o be sold at the offices of authorized veer inarians practicing in the ~ Beaches area. The Ordinance also au tlior iz es [he animal control officer to issue citations and provides for violations punishable by a fine of $50.00 each and every occasion. This will be up for introduction and first reading, and if in order, may be set for public hearing and adoption aL the meeting of July 28. ~js CITY OF 1~tfanYie b"eaels - ~fazcifa i160CEAN BOU LEVARD - --- F. O. BOX 25 ATLANTIC BEACl1, FLORIDA3223a ! ~\ TELEPHONE 19MI21?23% July 10, 1986 ^(7 t1,~`'y~/(1'y~ TO: The Honorable :tayor a tu)'`~~:i l;/ 1C D FROM: Richard C. Fellows, G I`(~n{w\IVH' V JUL 141986 SUBJECT: STATUS REPORT Cocbin & Dickinson o At [Ile special meeting in June w AttotDeYS ~ L.i•M vas renewed for another year, [he Co mate of any additional costs which a sewage was to be treated by the Ci furnished me with information iodic _ budge[ would be about $920.00 per yea., ~ u since the Ci[y is accepting the billing for electric it}•, they could anticipate an increase in [be electrical energy cost of about $6,800.00 a year. o If the Commission agrees, i[ would be in order Co acc ep[ a convey- ance and easement to [he Ci[y of Atlantic Beach from Pan Mo Investments, which dedicates to the Ci[y the sewage collection s}'scem and pumping station at Pan AIO Plaza shopping center. o Design work on the Public Safely bu'i ld ing is progressing and we have been advised design work should be complete and we should be ready to advertise for bids on the building by somewhere around [he latter part of October or first of November. Gee and Jenson hopes [o be able Co make a rewmmlenda[Son on a contract award for construction of Che Public Safely building by the firs[ of next year. They anticipate i[ will take about six months [o build the building. o A number of Ordinances will be up fot consideration Monday nigh[. They include: 1. Introduction and first reading of an Ordinance amending the ordi- nance regarding dogs and cats. The Ordinance provides an increase in [he tag fees from $2.00 to $5.00 and au[0lo rues the tags [o be sold at Che offices of authorized veterinarians practicing in [he Beaches area. The Ordinar.re also authorizes [he animal control of Cicer m issue citations and provides for violations punishable by a fine of $50.00 each and every occasion. This will be up for introduction and first reading, and if in order, map be se[ for public hearing and adoption at [he meeting of July 28. ~. D. Ord lnance No. 90-86-105 Public Hearing and final reading of an Ordinance redefining eaves and corn lc es and providing new regulations as to Gov much eaves and cornices can project into any required yard. E. Ordinance No. 65-86-I1 Introduc[f on of an Ordinance vacating and abandoning portions of begonia S[ree[ and setting a Public f{earing for July 28. F. Ordinance No. 65-86-12 Introduction oC an Ordinance vacating and abandoning portions of Tulip Street anS se L ing a Public Hearing for July 26. 9. lli scellaneous Adjournment ACF.NUA CITY OF A1'LANT LC BRACH July l5, I986 Call to Order Invocation and Pledge [o the Flag 1. Approval of [be minutes of [be regular meeting of June 23,1986 2. Receipt of Bids: A. Playground equipment Cor Russell Fark B. New ligb[ing for tennis courts in Russell Park 3. Recognition of visitors 4. Bob Ilill of Bessenc Nammack and Ruc kman to present [be Master Plan for Section M 5. Ac [ion by the Ci[y /:ommiss ion on approving Change Order No. ~~ nn project No. 2, increasing [be contract price by $4,433.00 ' 6. Committee report by Comm issinner Robert Cook nn evaluation and recommendation of bids received for resurfacing of a number of Ci[y streets 7. Action b}' the Ci[y Commission [o accept Conveyance and F.asemen[ for '. the sewage collet[inn system, pumping station and appu rt ennnces a[ Pan Am plaza ShoppinP, Center 8. Action on Ordinances: A. Ordinance Fo. 95-86-30 Introdut [Ion and Ci rst reading oC an Ordinance amending [he Ordinance Code of [he Ci[y of Atlantic Peach, amend in p, Chapter ' 4, Article II, [o provide Increases in tag fees for dogs and cats; au[borizinq tags [n he sold a[ [he offices of au[ho rized veterinarians; authorizes animal control officer to issue citations; making it unlawful Eor dogs or cats to defecate ' and/or damage puhltc property; authorizing penalties of $50.00 B. Ordinance No. 90-86-103 Public Hearing and final reading of an Ordinance creating a Special Use district in tL•e western sections of Section R C. Ordinance No. 90-86-102 ' Pubiic Nearin, and final reading of an Ordinance providing for redefinition of double frontage lots and definitions Cor secondary dwellinFS - D. Ordinance No. 90-eb-105 Public Hearing and final reading of an Ordinance redefining eaves and cornices and providing nev regulations as [o hov much eaves and cornices can project into any required yard. E. Ordinance No. 65-86-11 Introduction of an Ordinance vac a[ing and abandoning portions of Begonia Street and setting a Public llear ing for July 28. F. Ordinance No. 65-66-12 Introduction oC an Ordinance vacating and abandoning portions of Tulip Street and setting a Public Hearing for July 28. 9. Miscellaneous Adjournment L11~ I. ACEHDA CITY OF ATLANTIC 8EAC11 July 1v, 1986 Ca11 [o Order Invocation and Pledge [o the Flag 1. Approval of [he minutes of the regular meeting of June 23,1986 '~ 2. Receipt of Bids: A. Playground equipment for Russell Park B. New lighting fer tennis courts in Russell Park 3. Recognition of visa rots 4. Bob Hill of Bessen[ Hammack and Buckman to present the Master Plan '. for Section II 5. Action by [he City Commission nn approving Change Order No. 4 on ' project No. 2, increasing [be contract price by $4,473.00 ~~ 6. Committee report by Commissioner Robert Cook on evaluation and recommendation of bids received for resurfacing of a number of Ci[y streets 7. Action by the City Commission [n a¢ep[ Conveyance and Easement for ~, [he sewage cell ecC ion system, pumping station and appurtenances at Pan Am Plaza Shopping Center 8. Ac[i on on Ordinances: A. Ordinance No. 95-86-30 In[roduc[f on and first reading of an Ordinance amending [he Ord in ante Code of the City of Atlantic Reach, amending Chapter 4, Article II, [o provide increases in tag fees for dogs and ' cats; authorizing tags to be sold a[ [ham offices of authorized veterinarians; authorizes animal control officer to issue ' c i[ations; making it unlawful for dogs or cats ro defecate ' and/or damage public proper[}; authorizing penalties of $50.00 e. Ordinance No. 90-66-I07 '. Public Flea ring and final reading of an Ordinance creating a Special Use district in tl~e western sections of Section II C. Ordinance No. 90-86-102 Public Hearing and final reading of an Ordinance providing for ', {~ redefinition of double frontage lots and def initi or.s for secondary dwel lines JULY s. atmru~ ~ ,~._ .~_~