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11-01-85I1. Action on Ord ina ncc;: A. Int roduetion of :m Ordi c:,n:e amending the Ordinance Code of the Lit)' of Atlantic hcach to provide an incrc+se in garbage and s:m nation fees as anticipated in the new City budget and setting of a public hc+r ing for Dec enber 9, 1985 B. Introduction of an Ordinance amending the Ordinance Code .. of the City of Atlantis Peach, Florida; mending Chapter ]3 to pros ide fur the :.ppn itn vent of a five-m rmber Advisory Plsnning Board and setting of a public scaring for Dec enber 9, 1985 '. C. Introduction of an C: di ounce mending the Ordinance Code of the City of Atlantic Reach, Florida; amending Chapter 22 to provide that wells will require a permit from the City, and to require bacteriological testing on wells designed for potable use, and setting of a public hearing for Dc-c enber 9, 1955 12. lti sc el laneous business 13. Adj ournmcnt ~. --~. . , .: ~:~~, C IT. 1' OC AI'I_4.AllC B51CH 6o~~,r.ber ?5. 1985 Call to Order I m~oc ati on and Pledge to the Flag 1. Appror al of the :'di nut es of the regular meeting of Rove^~ber 11, 1985 ' 2. Recognition of visitors 3. Appearances: A. Represent at it es of Gce and Jenson appearing for the purpose of negotiating a basis of fee in connection with design work on the Atlantic Reach Public Safety building B, Mr. Taylor Bush, rrnresenting Stokes 0'St een, requesting an amendment to the planned unit dcv elopmcni for Land lia rbor 4. Report by Cor._aissi oner John Morris on rev onc:endations of the At]aniic Beach Advisory Planning Board j f 5. Further discussions relative to the procedures to be followed in providing a s}'s tam of retirement for elected officials 6. Discussions by the City Cocmission regarding a modification of the pay grid proposed by Long and Associates and recently adopted by the City i i. Report by Commissioner Gulliford on a meeting of the committee appointed to reri ew and recommend a vendor for the furnishing of computer hardware for the Public Safety Department S. Action by the City Conm.i ssion tc correct the legal description attached to an appror rd exception foz an out omobile repair garage ' for Alvin and Frances Masters ~ 9. Action b the City Commission to authori ce ado erti sing for bids on '~ the cw si ruction of the west side force main for the Buccaneer Nat er and Sewer Dist riff and for bids on te]evisi on inspection of the existing collection system within the City of Atlantic Reach 10. Discussion of the desirability of adopting a reset ution asking the State Ocpa rtment of Tra nspcrt anon to nude r:aka a traffic light study at the corner of Church and `la;-port Roads ~. I •,<~ o A couple of r.cet ings ago we aisni=.sed the tired for some possible legislation presiding for ba st eri o7 oc:cal testing of we]is within the city weer. the water ;s to be used for drinAing ,v rposes. AFter conferring with the city attorney, we t:ase put togrther a prcpos ed Ordinance for your consideration and enclose a cop)' herewith. IC also includes a commercial fee schedule for those businesses, professions and occupations who do not require a commercial type dumpster. This Ordinance will be up For introduction at the meeting on Monday night so thaC a public hearing may be held on December 9, and if in line with the Commission's wishes, be adopted so as to be effective on January 1, which is anticipated in the budget. o Nhen the city approved an exception For an automobile repair garage for Alvin an3 Frances Masters several weeks ago, we discovered an error in the legal description. If you will refer to the application attached you will see that they defined the area as being on Levy Road, Lot 3, Block 53, Section H. Reference to the survey shows that in addition to Lot 3, they are utilizing a portion of Lot 2. If the matter is in order, the Commission should approve the new legal definition enclosed. o Senator Lawton Chiles' assistant, Oean Finn, will be at the City Hall December 5, between 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon in the event any member of the City Commission wishes to discuss a federal question with him. o We have prepared specifications and are planning to seek sealed bids for construction of the westside force main which was anticipated when we recently purchased the plans for same from the Buccaneer Management Partnership. Funds for the construction will come from impact fees in the Buccaneer Water and Sewer District. Specifications have also been prepared for the T.V. inspection of approximately 32,000 feet of sewer line in the city. The television inspection of the lines will provide the city with the information which will be needed to include with our application to the state for sewer rehab grant money under the 201 Plan. Both of these bids will tome in for consideration by the City Commission at their meeting of Uecember 9. o We have received several calls expressing concern about the intersection of Church Street and Mayport Road relative to traffic flow. If you are familiar with this intersection you will recall driving north toward the Mayport Naval Station the highway transitions from six lanes with a turn lane into four lanes with a turn lane at Church, and there has been some fear of accidents at this particular area involving school buses etc. because of the tremendous amount of traffic in the morning. If the City Commission agrees, we could adopt a resolution asking the City of Jacksonville or the Department of Transportation, whichever is appropriate, to do a traffic light study to determine whether or not a light would be warranted at this location. If the Commission decides to do it, they should ask that the lights be synchronized with those at Donner and Plaza. o We have accumulated a great deal of scrap metal of various kinds, broken valves etc. which need to be disposed of and we would like the authority of the City Commission to sell these to a scrap iron company and deposit the funds received therefrom into the general fund of the city. which requires you to have ten years to have vested interest in the system. The cost to the city to include the City Commissioners under the plan would amount to approximately $125.00 per month at the present rate of pay. The ICMA plan is a deferred compensation plan and does not require any vesting in order to have your pension rights protected. The contribution to ICMA would be identical to that required by the city plan. The city plan would have to be amended to eliminate the requirement that to belong to the plan, persons must work at least one thousand hours per year. This will be an agenda item Eor Monday night. o The Advisory Planning Board met on Tuesday and Commissioner Morris will have a report on a number of items that came before the board and, in addition, we are including a letter of transmittal regarding the actions of the board in regards to requests for rezoning and exceptions. o We are enclosing a proposed Ordinance for your consideration. The Ordinance amends the Ordinance Code relating to the Advisory Planning Board to provide a five-member board. This would necessitate changing the requirement that a City' Commissioner serve on the board and that the City Manager serve as ex officio member of the board. The Ordinance provides no members of the Advisory Planning Board shall hold any other public office or position in the city. This would seem to prohibit a City Commissioner or any employee of the city serv tug on the board in any kind of a capacity. If the city adopts the Ordinance they will then need to consider, in addition to the possible reappointment of Guy Jennings, the appointment of another person who is not a public official or holds any other position with [he city. Ne shall await your pleasure. o Taylor Bush, representing Stokes O'Steen, developers of Land Harbor, is requesting permission to appear before the City Commission on Monday night. After approval of the Land Harbor PUD, the developers discovered a large telephone easement running diagonally across the property which has created a need to realign some of the roads and pieces of property. In order to do this the PUD Ordinance will need to be amended and approved by the City Commission. o As of the preparation of the status report we have not been able [o contact Barker, Daniels and Associates who have requested rezoning of property near the corner of Mayport Road and Plaza for a shopping center. IC is my understanding they may get their documentation together in time for the meeting on Monday night but since we have not heard from them we are not placing the item on the agenda at the present time. o The budget adopted for this fiscal year anticipated a change in Chapter 16 on Refuse and Garbage to bring refuse collection rates up to a figure that would not require any further subsidizing from the general fund. Xe are enclosing a proposed Ordinance to accomplish this for your study. The Ordinance raises the residential collection rate from $14.00 per quarter to 521.00 per quarter which is well in line with what surrounding communities are charging, and it also provides a more flexible commercial pick-up charge based on number of yards picked up. CITY OF ~ •~"^'^- ~ i160CEAN BOULEVARD _ P. O. BOX 4b --~- ATLANTIC BEACH.FUJRmAa23aJ l~ TELEPHONE 1~1 P4421% November 21, 1985 MEMORANDUM T0: The 1{onorable Mayor and City Commission FAOM: Richard C. Fellows, City Manager SUBJECT: STATUS REPORT o On Monday night, the City Commission will be interviewing the number one architect to establish a basis of fee for design work in connection with the Public Safety building. Gee and Jenson, represented by Bill Bryant and Melody Linger, were assigned rwober one priority, followed by Fleet and Associates and [hen Clements/Rumple/GOOdwin. o Qonaar Security Systems has begun its initial work to install security at 'the No. 1 Water Plant. Following completion of the water plant we will equip the Public Works yard, followed by Water Plant No. 2. I[ was felt Water Plant No. 2 should be last on the list since we have a great deal of construction activity in and out of that area in connection with the McDonald outfall construction. o We will have an agenda item lfonday night for approval of the committee report on computer hardware for the Public Safety Department. o Previously we had sent to the members of the City Commission a modified pay grid for consideration in connection with the existing pay plan. We are scheduling this as an agenda item on llonday night so that we may discuss further the wishes of the City Commission. As you recall, the existing pay plan has eight steps with a 5$ increase between each step. The alternative grid has fifteen steps with 2~$ between each step. We shall await the decision of the City Commission as to what they wish. o At the last meeting we proposed adding the City Commissioners to either the City's existing pension plan or [he deferred compensation plan through the International City Flaragement Association. A question was raised as to why the matter was brought up and I quote Florida Statutes, Chapter 112.048 "The intent of the legislature is to authorize and direct each city and town to provide a system of retirement for elected ~ficials, but it is further the intent that each city or town may determine whether the system shall be contributory or non- contributory." The present retirement plan of the city is non- contributory and patterned pretty much after the State retirement system COMPUTER BIDS pig Equipment Total Pr ite *1. Trumble ITT 5,833,45 NCR NCR-PC8 6,072.25 Computerland IBM-AT 6,763.65 Compaq 6,871.80 *2. IBM - S[a [e Contract IBM-AT 7,175.30 *3. Radio Shack Tandy 6,989.65 *4. Copy[ron ics Convergent Technologies 11,011.00 *1. Does no[ meet hardware specifications: 1.2I~ Diskette Drive i *2. Does not meet hardware specifications: Creen Hon i[or, no on-site training *3. Does not meet hardware spec if ica[ions: 80186 Processor, no[ up [0 80286 level j *4. Does not meet hardware specifications: Green Honitor, no 1.2 MB Diskette Drive ~,_ CITY OF rQllaak'e ~eaek - ~lmuda 91b OCEAN BOULEVARD P. O. Oa%Y6 ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORmA anaa TELEPHONE Imwi Y19Y996 November 21, 1985 COMMITTEE REPORT T0: The Honorable Mayor and City Commission FROM: Commissioner William Gulliford SUBJECT: RECOtM1ENDATI0N5 - COMPUTER HARDWARE, PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT Attached hereto please find a tabulation of the computer bids recently received by the City for the Public Safety Department. A review of the tabulation will show that only the bids of NCR and Computerland meet the specifications as advertised. After thoroughly considering the proposal of NCR to furnish a PC8, we recommend the rejection of that proposal on the basis the PC8 does not have a track record as it is a new piece of equipment and, further, there is obviously going to be a problem between purchasing from a dealer in Pensacola and receiving service in Jacksonville. As to the bid and alternate bid furnished by Computerland, both the IBM-AT and the Compaq meet the bid specifications for the hardware and support instrumentation. The Compaq costs 3108.15 more but has an additional ten megabytes of storage. On either piece of equipment Computerland will provide setup, training and maintenance. They are also an authorized repair center for IBM and Compaq and they will modify any necessary agreements to comply with our specifications. 'Therefore, it can be seen that Computerland will be both the vendor and the service center for the equipment. The software supplier, IPTM, has installed their software on a number of IBM-AT's and the Compaq Deskpro 286 and indicate they would vary highly recommend either of these units. While it was initially the thought of the committee, the name of IBl1 more or less connoted reliability, it has c ome to our attention through recent reports in computer journals the disk drives on the IBM-AT suffer from serious deficiencies and therefore it is the recolmaendation of the i committee that the bid of Computerland fora Compaq Deskpro 286 with 30 i megabytes hard disk storage be accepted and a purchase order issued therefore. i 1 { A >. PAi:E 1 of 1 'USE BT l::{CEL"110N' AI'PLI CATI Ot: DATE FII,ED:__tV uvrm ber b, wH5 IJAME G _ADDRESSOF OWIJER _OR 'IENAN"f_ 1N }'OBSESSION OF YREIII SES: peninsular Florida Dtst nct Cou uc tl of the YI{ONE A sse mblles of God --_ __ WORK: Z~Y-SS31 Lakeland, FL 358UZ-LUbY HOI-0E:" Z4Y_Z lu}_ __ (p lla nttc Beach Assembly of God Chu r<h) STREET ADDRESS AND LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF 'THE PREMISES AS TO b7{ICH THE USE_BY _EXCEPTION IS RE UES'PED: 6NU Ma ort Road, Auanuc beach, FL !i'33 , __---.-__.__ Q__-____-.?_p-- _ -_.___-__ - - _ Lols 1 thru 7, inclusty e, Block S>, as shown on the Plal of Section "H_Atla nl is , Beach, as recorded to Plat Book 18, Page 35 0l the Gur rent Pubhc Records of puval County, Florida. ' A DESCRIPTION OF THE USE BY EXCEP'P10N DESIRF,D, WHICH SHALL SPECIFICALLY ' AND PAR'fICU1.ARLY DESCRIBE T We de sEi re to open a Da~Ca re lCenteOF THE PROPOSED USE BY EXCEPTIONe ____- - - -- _ t S_PECLFIC__REASONS WHY "If{E APPLI_CAN'I FEE_L_S 'I'I1E REQUEST SIIOULD BE GRANTED: We feel we can provide qua;tty Chr tst tan Day Care to the Ctty of Allanb< heath _ and the surrounding commun tttc s. _ ___ PRESENT '7_ONING: i- ' ," ~ i SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT OR APPLICAN'T'S AU"PHORI%ED AGENT OR A'1"PORIJEY.i~ iF AGENT OR AT'PORNEY, INCLUDE LET'1'Eij-UF OIJGER OR 'PENANT 1'0 THAT F_FFECT. ~ AUVI SORY Yi_AIJNING BOARD'S P.F, F'OR'T AND RECOiu~4:NDA'f IONS: :jC,, ~_ ~ C•1a, C_.~ was .• a -" ~oV 25c}=-- -- - - - - - - --- _,_ ,. ---- - - -- - - --- - --- PACE 1 of 1 'USE BY EXCEY'tION' AYYLICATION DATE FILED:_ October 24, 19£5 NAME b, ADDRESS OF OWNER OR 'TENANT IN POSSESSION OF PREMISES: 4t:eels of Jax, Inc./Larry Wilson, President PHONE - 2529 Cortez Road WORX; 641-0615 __ Jackscmmville, Florida 32216 190pIE; 641-5025 - -- ~ STREET ADDRESS AND LECAL DESCRIPTZON OF T1iE PREMISES AS TO WIiICH THE USE BY EXCEPTION IS REQUESTED: 40 tlayport Road; northwest comer t'ayport Road and Atlantic Boulevard. - Iots 22A and 23, Section H A DESCRIPTION OF 'THE USE BY EXCEPTION DESIRED, WHICH SHALL SPECIFICALLY AND PARTICULARLY DESCRIBE THE TYPE, CF7ARAC'fER AND EXTENT OF THE ; PROPOSED USE BY EXCEPTION: S Used rar sales. j 1. ¢,os.~-~ ~~.rrv- ~ccrejN-A~ SPECIFIC REASONS WHY THE APPLICANT FEELS THE REQUEST S}10ULD BE GRANTED: - ante of ro er will than a to [he bettenn~t. It will create pore business in the ilmiediate area. PRESENT ZONING- Camercial General See Original $~NATURE OF APPLICANT OR APPLICANT'S AUTHORI7,ED AGENT OR ATTORNEY. IF AGENT OR ATTORNEY, INCLUDE LETTER OF OWNER OR TEt7ANT TO THAT EFFECT. ADVISORY PLANNING BOARD'S REYORT AND RECOhu-0ENDA'f IONS: ~1 ~ 14=~5 ------------- 1 --- , _- DATE F.'tVIFItF.D:_--__-- -- -- .__---- - - ----- - PAGE 1 of 1 'USE 85' En~XCppE P'ItON' APPL__I CATION DATE FILED: ~~T_~2s ~7_U~ NAME b ADURESS OF O~WNoER OR 'TENANT IN POSSESSION OF YREMLSES: ~~ee~ (,-~~2055 PHONE PCNIE ~~D,efl 8c~/GA„2082 HDME:_ 285=3CD,~ STREET ADDRESS AND LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF 'THE PREMISES AS TO WHICH THE USE BY EXCEPTION IS_ REQlIES'fED: ___ ___ ------ 98,0 MfIY~D~eT PD LITL//NT/L /~F//l-H~_.~2z33 -- _~COC.~ /~ T/1~2U - p OESCRIPTf ON OF 1TiE USE BY EXCEPTION DESIRED, WHICH SHALL SPECIFICALLY AND PAR'fICUTARLY DESCRIBE THE 'TYPE, CHARACTER AND EXTENT OF 'THE PROPOSED USE BY EXCEPTION: _ - _ Av ro vSEO C'f~,F oS~LES ~Uro <A2lj~ syn T ~~Pr2i~ Erc, ---- ---- - SPECIFIC REASONS WHY "I'HE APPLICANT FEELS T'HE REQUEST SHOULD BE CRAN'fED: - ~ ~ ,GocA>ioc~ is L°,e~~af~/r/~F,eEO /•t.~ PRESENT ZONING: ~'~ l~ SIGNAT OF -PL1C~ R APYLICAN'I"S ~~ AUT110 IZED AGENT OR A'f'1'ORNEY. IF AGENT OR A'f"I'ORNEY, INCLUDE LE'f"f ER OF 01.7NER OR TENANT 1'O 'f1U\T EFFECT. . ADVISORY P14tJNfNG BOARD'S REPORT AND RECOI•II~tEMUA'1'IONS: ---,,~ -I -_- __.. _-_-_-. - __.- 1 -------------~ -- - u Y ..- .... _ ... 9 GATE HE'VIkS:ED: _ _ The Advisory Planning Board recommends approval of an application for Use by Exception by the Assembly of God Church at 680 Mayport Road requesting using a portion of the church as a Christian day tare tenter. Testimony adduced during the hearing indicated a need for this particular type of business in [he area and the applicant appears to be in compliance with the necessary findings of fact for an approval of his application. ~.. ~.. s;~.,,.. CITY OF >~laKtc'e b'eael - ~louda L160CEAN BOULEVARD P. O. BOX 16 ATLANTIC BEACH, FLO0.mA 3Y/at TELEPHONE ~901~ 2~4Ta% November 20, 1985 MEPRIRA.NUUtA T0: the Honorable Mayor and City Commission FROtt: Advisory Planning Board SUBJECT: BOARD ACTIONS OF NOVEMBER 19, 1985 WITH RECOMMENDATIONS Yout Advisory Planning Board considered one request for rezoning and three requests for Uses by Exception at its regularly scheduled meeting November 19, ]985. The petitioner requesting the rezoning of Lot 6, Block 9 on Seventh Street has requested the action of the Advisory Planning Board and its recommendations not be referred to the City Commission until a later date. We anticipate the matter will be presented to the City Commission at its regularly scheduled meeting December 9. In regards to the requests for Use by Exception, the Advisory Planning Board makes the following rocommendations: 1. The Advisory Planning Board recommends the approval of the application of Harry Gross for a Use by Exception in a C-G zoned area for auto used car sales and repairs. Mr. Gross' business property was grandfathered in under the old zoning ordinance, but once the Mayport corridor rezoning was approved, his business activities were allowed by exception. Mr. Gross has demonstrated sufficient ingress/egress to the property without additional traffic flow hazards and sufficient off street parking and loading. In the matters of collection of refuse, furnishing of utilities and signs, no changes in these areas are anticipated or approved. 2. The Advisory Planning Board recommends approval of a Use by Exception for property located at 40 Mayport Road for use as used tar sales in a C-G zoned are. Recommendation for approval of [his exception is contingent upon the tenant providing a letter from the owner agreeing to the use of the property under the terms of the ezception recommended. 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D;:SCNIPr]ON OF ]fiE USE 8Y rXCcYf10N L~ESI Y. r.D, hH7 CH SR4t.L SPF,CIFICA!_1.Y "-tiD ~4kJiCi~!:.RLY I~;SCRI HE TrtE TYPE, C;'_'?_4Ci F_R AtiD r.Ri ~avf OF :~iE kUrU6F.D i'SE nY r.XCr Pi iON: __ _ •~tCIFIC ~•==50\S S::tiY 'rNE AYYL](:.'~NT Fg LS 'ryE N20:~55'r SHOlJ1.D RE G==.J~itD• ~,:• ;s ce>t -aa to ae::~-o:d7e _._ '++a'r ;-nd a pe---= v!]1 Se sl::'+- __ ~-.e --^5ess;.'C -- .n e.' CG ~. an nn •.zc e:i'c.n. >s ---~L :e _•- --_-_.,..r.. ~-:E6=NI ZiviN6: _ _ _ _ _ i .~~ .1 i'~_'/ _ ..ice ~ i~ ~ S ~IG7;•Ii,k F_ OF~_=w jrt]~'r CP. ~~: Pi.I CP Ni'S '~li;_ C'itlY-.D "--I~!~T UR c! i~,='.~Y. iF Vii:-:~r 3 i i 1, I (.I~~ PACs six MINUTES NOVEMBER 11.1985 !b[ion: Approve [he Utility Agreement for called Ocean Edge requested by Mr. Mayor and Ci[y Clerk be authorized of the city. a [en unit development Pe [e Dowling. The to sign on behalf No discussion before Che vote. Motion carried unanimously. f f * * S :! * f * * * * * * * * * R * * * * * * k * II Mr. Fellows comtnen[ed in reading through the Re Bremen[ Ordinance, he noticed in order Co participate in [he present city plan a person must be employed for 1,000 hours per year and the Commissioners were no[ included. He said in most of the cities he had served the Conmis- sioners had a par[ in [he pension plan. He Cold [hem [hey had two alternatives should [he Commission decide Co extend [he benefits of the pension system to the Commission. One, amend the ordinance [o provide instead of 1,000 hours of work [ha[ those people wl~o receive regular weekly or monthly checks would qualify, or use [he In[er- na[Lonal City Management Deferred Compensation Plan. The contribution to the ICMA plan would be the same as it would be to [he city plan. Ne recommended the Commission consider the ICMA plan. Following dis- cussion, the Commission suggested the City Hanager bring back proposals a[ the next meeting. Commissioner Cook referred [o an article in the paper last week which stated the residents of North Atlantic Beach had approved [he petition [o become residents of Atlantic Beach. He asked for details on [he procedures. Nayor Howell said they would have to go through the Legis- lature; receive the approval of the City of Jacksonville, the Ci[y Commission of Atlantic Beach, and also the citizens of Atlantic Beach. Mayor Howell advised [he terms of two members on [he Advisory Planning Board would expire on December 31, 1985. They were Hr. Guy Jennings a four year term and Commissioner John Tb rris, a one year term. He asked the Commission to advise him of any individuals [hey would like to nominate. There being no other business [o come before [he Commission, [he Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 8:52 p.m. (SEAL) ATTEST: Adelaide R. Tucker City Clerk Ni ll ism 5. Howell lfayor/Presiding Officer NAME OF COMMAS. M S v Y v N Cook x x Edwards x Gulliford x x Morris x NOWell % PAGE FIVE MINUTES NOVEMBER ll, 1985 Action on Ordinances - continued Said Ordinance was presented in full, in writing by Mayor Howell on second and final reading. The Ordinance vas posted in line with Char[ei requirements. The Mayor opened [he floor for a Public Hearing and announced, For the benefit of the audience, [he purpose of [he Ordinan~ vas to change the manner in which sewer rates were charged Co provide a quarterly sever base charge and a uniform volume charge. Ordinance Ni 80-85-28 con[inuad [o provide for a surcharge of 50% for sever service to those residents and businesses lying outside [he city limits of Atlantic Beach. Mayor Howell invited comments or questions from the floor. As no one spoke for or against, Mayor Howell declared the Public Hearing closed. Motion: Move for passage of Ordinance Ne. 80-85-28 on second and final reading. No discussion before [he vo [e. Motion carried unanimously. * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * k * * * * * Miscellaneous business Mayor Howell read a letter from Mrs. Nina Johansen requesting the City participa [e in [he BLES Foundation Ch ris [mas Parade by either entering afloat at a cost of approxima [sly $400.00 or offering a donation of $190.00 towards the cos[ of an advertising banner install- ed a[ [he foot of Third SL and Atlantic Boulevard. Jacksonville Beach has offered, a[ no cost [o the Foundation, [heir auditorium for the Children's Chris [mas Party. Motion: Authorize the Ci[y Manager to dispurse $190.00 to Che BLES Foundation to be useL for a banner ac the Eoot of Third St. and Atlantic Boulevard advertising [he Ch ris [mas Parade to be held on Sunday, December 8, 1985. During discussion before [he vote, [he coimnen[ was made [ha[ Municipal funds should no[ be donated to charitable orP,anizations or functions. The question vas called and [he motion carried with a three to two vote. Commiss inners Gulliford and Morris voted nay. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * k * * * * * Commissioner Gulliford thanked Mr. Fellows for his con~en[s in hls status report regarding the beach cleaning machine. Nr. Fellows reported he had a request for u[i lilies from Pete Dowling for a ten (10) unit development called Ocean Edge. The utility service agreement for 8,000 gal. per day had been executed that will take can of [he system capacity charges and [he necessary fees. The total fees involved were $625.00 in advance for engineering review, inspection, adminis [rat ion and legal charges. Water caPaci[y charges were $2,500. sever capacity charges were $10,308. NAME OF COMMAS. M S V Y V N Cook x Edwards x x Gulli Eord x x Morris x Novell x Cook x Edwards x Cook x Edwards x Gulliford x Morris x Novell x ~< PACF. FOUR MINUTES NOVEMBER 11,198 Nr. John Dickenson, attorney representing the city on collec live barga ing reported contract agreements had been reached and he reques led app al from the Commission. The changes gave [he police personnel a five p~ cent cost of living increase effective October 1,1985 and [he placemen of [hose employees in the new employee pay and classification system. I Dickinson said the changes had been ra [ified by the FOP. He said chey I only Snmrpo ra led the first three steps in the pay plan and they would have to re-negotiate [he other steps next year. Motion: The contract changes in the Agreement between [he Ci[y and Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 107 be approved and [he ne- cessary officials authorized [o sign on behalf of the city. No discussion before [he vote. Motion carried unanimously. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 6.ACtion by the City Commission [o accept for maintenance the public improvements in Aquatic Gardens sub-division. Mayor NowelY announced [he city was not in receipt of Aquatic Gardens subdivision's maintenance bond so the item would 6e carried over until the next meeting. 7. Action b the Cic Co i i r s[ f r b d [ d [ t rovide funds from con[in c t ch s i r f r th Ci[ H Mr.Fellovs requested authority to transfer from Conmiiss ion contingency account [o Equipment for [he purpose of purchasing a new copier for Ci Hall under Stale Contract. The machine is used nut only by [he employe in City Hall but by the general public and is absolutely worn out. Fo1 loving discussion, Mayor Novell presented and read in full Resolution No. 85-27, a Resolution transferring $7,500.00 between funds. Motion: Passage of Resolution No. 85-27. Following discussion on charges to the public, [he question vas called and [he motion carried unanimously. Hr. Fellows will bring back prices before purchase. * * * k * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * k * * * * 8 Item taken up a[ beginning of meeting. 9. Action on Ordinances-Ordinance 80-85-28-2nd Reading-Public Hearing AH ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ORDINANCE CODE OF THE CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH FLORIDA; AMENDING CHAPTER 22, ARTICLE III, DIVISION 7, SECTION 22-166 PROVIDING A QUARTERLY SEWER BASE CHARGE; AMENDING SECTION 22-167 TG PROVIDE A UNIFORM VOLUME CHARGE; PROVIDING A NEW SECTION 22-176 SETTIN FORTH REQUIREMENTS FOR A REVENUE GENERATION SYSTEM; CREATING A NEW SECTION 22-177 PROVIDING FOR USE OF ACCRUED FUNDS; CREATING SECTION 22-178 PROVIDING THAT A CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTAN7 WI LI. CERTIFY COM- PLAINCE WITH THE REGULATIONS OF THE REVENUE GENERATING SYSTEM; PROVIDI AN EFFECTIVE DATE. NAME OF COMMAS. M S V Y V N v- r r. d Cook x x Edwards x Gulliford x x Norris x Novell x 1. Loak x Edwards x x Gullifo[d x x do rris x Novell x V ~,. . P7,CE THREE HI NUT ES NOVEMBER ll, 19A Nr. Clyde Lee requested approval be granted from [he Covmission [o re- pla[ lots 189, 190, and 191 of Section fl. On [he original plat Violet S[. did not continue south from Plaza and his lots are presently land- locked. Hr. Lee planned [o deed to [he city an existing !ot off of Orchid for a street and also deed a 40' right-of-way as an extension of Violet SL that will dead-end a[ West Plaza as the in[ersec Lion at West Plaza Ss now closed. Hr. Lee will present [o the city a survey along with the pzoper legal descriptions for final acceptance. All pav- ing and installation of utilities will be paid for by the developer. Mo [ion: Approve the request from Mr. Clyde Lee [o repla[ lots 189, 190, and l91 Section H. No discussion before the vote. Motion carried unanimously. * * * * * * * * * * * * fi * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * H. Hr. Bob Hill, Project Hanager Eor eessen[, Hammack and Ruckman, present ed to [he Commission copies of his itemized scope of work including the number of man hours that applied [o each [ask. Mr. Hill stated the on l; item not firm a[ [ha[ time was Aerial Photography quoted in [he amount of $8,269. To [al cost for the project was $48,477.00. Estimated time for completion of first three items vas four months. Es times Led time Fo[ final design vas six months. Obtaining permits from DER could Lake From 90 to 120 days. Mayor Howell asked if [he plan could be implement- ed sectionally, rather than all at once. Nr. Nill said yes, they could plan and not necessarily implement towards final design. Notion: Award the contract for a comprehensive master plan for Section N to Bessen[, Haimnack and Buckman in the amount of $48,477. The motion died for lack of a second. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * fi * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Tb [ion: Terminate nego [lotions with Bessent, Hammack and Buckman. The motion died for lack of a second. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * k * * * * * * fi * * * * * * * * * Following discussion, Commissioner Cull iford moved for the following: lb tlon: Award the project to Besaen G, Nammack b Buckman for $48,477.OC Following discussion, Che motion carried unanimously. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * fi 5 Action by the Ci[y Coomiission to approve contract changes in the agreemenr between the City and Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 107. NAMF. OF COMMMS. M S V Y V N Cook x Edvards x x Cul liford x x Morris x Howell x i Gull iford x Norris x Cook x x Edvards x Gul li £o rd x x Morris x Howell x eace TWo MINUTES NOVEMBER 11,198` Bid Opening - continued 4. Southern Business Systems of Pensacola,Inc.: (NCR - W. H. Middleton) NCR PC 8 $5,381.25 Delivery vichin 45 days - 1 yr. service contract 691.00 5. Radio Shack Plus Computer Center ,Jacksonville: Delivery - 14 days $8,989.65 1 yr. 6ervice contract included in price 6. Ronald A. Trumble Co.: The CS[y Manager advised a sheet in a sealed envelope had arrived [ha[ day that was left out of Trumble's bid. The bid vas received last Fri- day. Nothing had been opened. The Cicy Attorney said that was a minor technicality and could be waived if [he Commission desired. lb cion: Waive the technicality of receiving the addendum to [he bid after the time alloted in view of [he Ea<C [hat none of [he bids were opened a[ [he time [he addendum was received. No discussion before Che vote. Mo tfon carried unanimously. Hayor Novell announced [he sheet in the sealed envelope contained a list of people presently using the same type of hardvard Trumble vas bidding on. Trumble Bid: ITTXP $4,988.75 Oel.ivery 5 days ARO 1 yr. service contract 844.70 or $50.00 per hr. plus parts * # * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * k * * * * Motion: love for bids to be sent [o Committee to report back a[ [he next meeting. No discussion before the vote. Motion carried unanimously. Mayor Novell appointed Commissioner Gul liEord, [he City Nanager, and the Police Chief [o serve on [he Committee. 3. Recognition of Visitors- None 4. ADPea[ances A. Hr. Clyde Lee to discuss dedication of 40' x 80' right-of-way using Lot 6, Block 19, Section N as access [o VSole[ Street. NAME OF COMMFiS. M S v Y v N Cook x Edva rds x Gulliford x x Morris x x Novell x Cook x Edva rds x x Gulliford x x Morris x Novell x ' 1 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR NEETiNG OF THE ATLANTIC BEACN CITY COM- MISSION HELD AT CITY MALL ON NOVEMBER 11, 1985 AT 7:15 P.M. PRESENT: William S. Novell, Mayor-Commissioner Robert B. Cook, Sr. Clenn A. Edwards William I. Gulliford, Jr. John W. Morris, Jr., Commissioners AND: RSchard C. Fellows, Ci[y Manager Claude L. Mullis, City Attorney Adelaide R. Tucker, City Clerk The meeting vae called [o order by Hayor Howell. The invoca[ion,offere by Commissioner Cook vas followed by [he pledge to [he flag. Hayor Howell took item no. 9 out of order and presented in full, in writing Resolu[SOn No. BS-28, a Resolution recognizing [he service of Nr. Frank Tassone on Che Atlantic Beach Board of Adjustment. Notion: Passage of Resolution No. 85-28. No discussion before the voce. Motion carried unanimously. Copy of Resolution No. 85-26 is attached here [o and made a par[ [hereof. Hr. Tassone received a round of applause when Mayor Howell presented the Resolution [o him which he accepted with thanks. 1. Approval of Hinu[es of the Heeling of November 5, 1985 Motion: The minutes of the regular Commission Meeting of November 5, 1985 as submitted. No discussion before [he voce. Notion carried unanimously. 2. Action by the CS [y Commission on receiving bids for computer hard- ware and sof ware for the Atlantic Beach Police Department The following bids were received and opened: l.COmputerland of Jacksonville: IBHAT 51286 $6,761.65 Delivery 42 days or leas 1 yr. service cantrac[ incl. in price 2. Copy[ronics, Jacksonville: $9,920.00 Conversion Technology (NCR comps tabl e) Delivery 42 days 1 yr. service contract 1,910.00 3. ISM, Jacksonville IBMAi $7,175.30 Delivery 14 [0 21 calendar days ME OF COMMRS. 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 Cook x Edwd[d5 % Gullf ford x x Morris x x Howell x Cook x Edwards x Gulliford x x Morris x x Novell x t~,f , 11/I Go', 1l":U: C.cue cal Fund __- .. __ _ l'SE Si. !'F. V_47E }'OY_S FU}. EACH }'LL:D r /VJt7::FS .`:L'S7 8E I!: Rifb'.E In7~,AP5 E):}'Ef.ID TUBE ~-- _ _ _ F'EV Er I7E - A000UIII -_ l AC(AUh7 T1TLE __ _ _ ___ ___ AllD OF UUL7 ~ _ _-. ~ U-DUL7 ADD - _ - - _ _ - 01 510 6400 I J Mact in.-r7-and Fquip;:•ent 7 500 00 _ _ _ O1-510-4900 I ___ _. -. '___.__- ____ ~ Other Current Charges ___. __._ -_.___. _______-__- _._-.. $7,500.00 - __ - _ ____- I ___.. _ - - J ~ - ---- ------- ------- -- --- -- - - 1 ----1 ------ - -- 1 is?I.ASA710R• - - To [ransf er budge: authority from C 1 ~ l oa-_ission cunt ingenq' arrow: - -1__ to EG.:iraen[ __.-. _ fur the purpose of purchasing a ne. ropier (or City Hall Ii IA!}:D 8Y P.i chard C. Fellow *;4i r: Suvc nber 11, 1985 1 _----- - --- iI:'1I551C!: AC i 10:: i'Er~Pi F:F D: Yes _____. ~=iE };-.CF.iCr D: _ _ _ ___. _ . a 1 3 KESOLUTION N0. 85-T. A RESOLUTION 'IK.L\SFE RRING CER"CAIN MOSI F:S BETA~EEN FUNDS KUEREAS, the City Charter of the City of Atlantic Reach reyuire5 :hat the City Commission approve al] budgetary increases and transfers from one fund to another, and Iili:9RF.AS, the nature of budgetary systers and those day to day d ecisiuns affecting such budg etn ry sy s: ems r:yu ire ad iusimcnt frort~ time to time, NON', 71{EREFURE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Atlantic Beach, [hat the attached Rudg et adjustment Se. 85-1 be approved for the 1965-1956 Budget. Nill:am S. 1{oM~cll, ?;ayor Presiding Officer (SEAL) ATTEST: Adelaide R. Tucker, CMC City C1 crk Approved as to Form and Correctness: Q aiide ~L !~h~llis, City .4ttorne)' i ~~ ii i O. Fr C m iwC Er i m Y 4 v F~ ~ 'A m U 1 n u: u. m F T. 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D'uct' 'JY Orewe, - m- n, - l0e Team- lea Food ana !4 alto W! ~Q14 >8 6 CosacMaon ay tnetr metbeer~ S vaerall Bryan ,'.DpLLlg N J8d1JM1 tae. tDe atnacm of a In 9MA. but Ilia[ acing u u mo- De ari nRW am IaetorY .wn. rti ear Da iween Flxlaa wages aotl aloes ol- lered ebewDere Hula Oegm to nor rOw 'I Nve atard Prolecltooa tNt titi !wage! gap wW be closet a: serfs ttrtfr In tR (awls.- ys Run rata .~ ea m Ne npr rotate - I :er taWY would'. saY u the nen me cr 10 years' Bran u ie~ epu.:~ssue -:n T vpNa:6 Ih gap wu cever tlm! It ,.,.npm~ t ,,.,..u ____ ...._ _- wone' [~ 90n1e Delai, IDs Cirtereece al~ reaaY n po+rtng ®alYt TDe rtfeman falan IrX Plorda ttr aastral eapneen. !or eump;e VjgM 0el~.etl td Wtrmtl median Dr ~ pCCIOL att,>n111g l0 a 1~ lldY Dy aD000 fanget. i .l~tO, macgameet conadung I:rs TDe fl9rda rrfeaun Y` wu RSlOG. h NDONI mHLan wY PlN_ Eagnfeers are m great dernatti - parucu:arly N f'lorda5 »e af1E mahtatti tOt81e1eS ~ Rust Y~ BUt moat a lLCae )obe sxm ID lX apgearlttg m towns sttCD as T.umlr and Boca Raton vot JicY`Davt:le \On! a tDe 99 n11:ISa1•• 3m :~ scDOOloga Gram that IDs Fbrda De- parmrot of Comme:tt ilred ;ntc cw-•n. '.se vear c].tY to lD! Jad- sari Smettee +en' a _'~e ~. ent-.. F'd... da -spelt Belt" ~t n:as '!cr. T1- ;usve to ?amps `Or c~xrs ::f ett[ttYev [L~UUgD[>ilt ,WIn f:Grda w;! ~ eacagtrm of voc m Fscam- bu ~. otw, a>b arctDar u F'.ayr: Jacaso~.tite s w~~.eh wean are a<m~c Date cEll.U Ue a:9courapaH ntgRt'Cft [~ela".^ i:la M.glnlerLg n-..,.. • ,c~~r.. ww.... ,.. :a...mnf,r area caa M" ax:cti soeo:tca am eegioeen - cornya'ea w:tL : lL m Gaurnir ali W ~- ac aoa !~ v ?amps-St Petamu_g Fvr ar nge gap := uox. !wo nwn uvop mart omr. Ys Rue. sari Pa:, w1 m~e to ine^taae v h Sef,ltt am ~'lae 9ML[3. ADG more Patton ;ooa wti: sacs m come tc Florda reJSV':r ~D '.D[ rCt 01 VIt N' uoa -U we beCV!:tt mac m,ene. wages wv N uf~" sDe data l'd Iew pO 9Y wbRM lnnQ a :bbe uungn ww rrrsr v. Jactnwe ,l:le "!2e onii vtB~!-" !Nt'a looked a: u va; m~ be Da5'~na DIHDer wages woad x fare>pi a:~aauk menu' !aatweri sad Coen a x CDalnDe of Corrurftsre ' Ana I Doubt tne,'l: Ge pat'1.'t6 Detest wage" ..men: a•a..u praaanw. crea'~~e aeatp: approacE o! • ',e Part Y Dt~r.aai -era^.ic 'l:r DtAnDUlon e .. "r ar.cpann wnC (ecetaY .ere 41x! asaeclafea ~ Ix Blaine Caevactxl at riur. ws . ce~l.~uc-u<am • ' x Closet fare ceeu cac'..^. Im fpm le at MG Roac Llaf.vJ :.owe u ~; • 'nz lalenalhaal BW ,tm el w Gant Dues m c a'.e ~r. _xpor, iervlce 7Tfe Iv c'ea'.r.e prOmolmn le nCE .iCS :P'^, lanlallntl ..-.; ~. zrT:r~uvc of Rova ~ Ice • Ton [lab vl RtreY E ~~ rz^~.C ci4~mer enp0 Sales Leaders ~~nl • , acs:vr. ;ins Corp W tx WP !ystEr i'C 6arY Sa.e9 a?aae: • ,kxeN: ou+na i Co. Inc Gexge sues kaaer N~~ra We tit~ntt Co. a C. Calla Xxtaa, age I • :unulJunc Nlh. Vlcnf Vsn n,[illcrlrhraun!~ [h UHalrcxrntdrd uur Vcnwnal [)~f~(, n-r-aaxacb for n, w nh \lrmunblc Prin~and Sur~,[ulRlcd ,'Nut lhr lN\1 N(. ~I and grl+EreeAmber .rtrn mare da„ Bu[tf~sf,ur !a,[rhancc to get free. ,l lr Fret Sottw~are w tx~n s~fu purcha+r Errc pnnlucn. [hu n - ~- :^ I [BNPClAT-5126. :,. S"Lem induJc, ! ,~ ! ~ i i' ^ ~ ; ~ j ?u mrkah}'Le a arr'Suurchuitr ut. ~~ - i ~ II la`1~ hard dix plu,a ,mia[ant. PlannlnK ~ jl I j I ' j 5. i, ~ 1Gr+Phlcscatd.5}'ster ur Tifp\icw-ntdrtf ~'~,j ~ ~ - in[pncc 5G29i. Sac l muni[ur nut ~ ~_`--'-_J'f "' _~~/~51599at \Lcru dart I Sa,[rmh,I t'--.-._ ~ I y, ~ ;~'.~*~ I wnh 5195.G2'mum atartttmh -w.'!'aglN ----~ /t_- ~ f t~~ l ~' , SYSTEM IK:LI-DESAFREE AMBER MO~IT( :et ~Te~:O r~ pottCJ ^ c t< :a.:w: s mu u_.r..:rt ,.,.. a r. w. _ ~ _ - - ,,Z,_;Y Puts lx :.na ran:al:sa:sr° B ~. :ra•. o:e ru .ea•:. us x_':, s ^.ia:,8 oeYord •;,guc:~ s DL't nestgr- Wide gap exists in wages in city, c.c~ o e ! i a iaeor v°°: trte ,^•^ de Hurter eno n ~~yn d dt ~a ~ ~~ Aggeyt rsh 6+. trtreec eflec. cc~.yz~ +~ag~ne ~~~ Flerasa ~t~r. ~~ u"~c~s~n r ianEa's n~ L"'xL i°ea1 rages tad rase Pm nt ~ r~ nvebw ages :nes car. („~ Here '. m t uafon any- y~e d O1 ~~~isux~ rom~~ s ~uae e:* sees : i:t< !^.cre cimeCmoD ,yt x~pt-^- t-taa +eet n tlr JaAa°ah:+t area a as9< a'~' 'trt '. =ris." De ellectssY ~ ,tiu[ug ' an ollered an ave'age d Ils6 r2la sad -TLe:. sortr+Dert ebe ~o~tm°°s>~ ro[tGs cac go 'e+on rasters :,pcs IY, accada;g a tJr mtrtgmrmen: ~d Pau rra: are toaadert'd ~~urt9n- y~ xre tea= °°SLa otBct s;ataucs - a !tgne :.na! unsay a; wages x: tic ~nenle w. not tr to ~ t~ rr.~~ 10py &. olifaais 4 v type: for aocunsoc raga Jura :ne: acs ea:nivasrn more Cray.) trrY :aar. esrne•.e" sass 1°r ninon atty.?'s ,r'•a^.a Wont C.CtLt~ means Jar •a~ tuo ~an av-r+!¢ pel s reels ac caulC y e'w's arte: rages "But d ilm scald ezPW: +^-'y r=Y al. .ed. etgnes.pasug 'o0a >_ Jamonv corn;ni in toe L 5 ptya~,.men: of lJ~ sc ocy very 5pr:y.- ne ~Y~t' n LT ~ stttPSwal~+3 ~"~' t..~ Fors Bateau of ~ Sr:ist;[s - So:-,e ooee^,Yn say a^Pby e.. ,na .ne taewCy - • Fa[S0[~ w0r[eri - OOl °nis j]C[iJC~LP LS L~Y^.n Lne [3904 ~~9y~'~~tgn '.~ ~~{ entry~levt's Wt a:; faC.on rorten - ue runng wooers oe a ;ar:-:+°+t tx ve P~ ao average d i17/ a reef m m utaead o! :ul:'.irne ~ ><. arem;.! :nom Jatltaonsue. accornmg a sure rc :o :'.od 7ras;dutg ! ~~.ge Ir-e!;s Sc^x ;xai y::s - t]e TG pans \aLUnWde. fYC aY w][te'1 »On as r~Mbf1 ;yY:.1_tt~r >~°- Cammer^,. ROCt!'1 L'Id • art (fa1G an avenge d RII 'Re ve Had sorte :at•' AIfJYY,~° average puvly wig!! 01~ ~~ :na: G1'InOI x f .tw' Ann t: llY 23~F1Cn ~~~ ke¢¢T~ 'eyed at torte 1°h Iseh at tM urea same :line. wNe.^. were s set lu:l-u-me ~ ~ ~rrg B~_ c.era~ Br o1fM.K ^ ~LL (A'la.'1d° l04 7teYL Fure :w v.^:;une Pe°PC 'unrn+:r' _ necti=d c Jacl sad TPbY ~ art brtt t!>u !nine m a rb tt Tea: way.:tei get a. a. ~>' v,Ile, u ;: o ca;snerldt. Jactaoardk. tlx more :ommoNy Ing ,!r emefrti sad Jura Lee. Ouv- 'l: s cot c .:.ucn ~e s'...:,... ; alto se.vlaxcta J°m - lames. rxss age°t for !r Lmtte Food artd deatu m'~e "".^^ rc'A 7tII parlender, secunty guard - W e Comrner^i RateR ~' ~ e;Qrr rage! m tlsese otM axi u:ard+ng :o a recce: B;aea. cf x sectu ~ v De ~atG , t fer'snrt ratQS N Waft Plna °! is DOr SiltS::cS aPo : :' !!IL10L '~nl°f-~r~ame..JOerY>F >5 !iC. tM sate sn.~t saao cwnmanD n4r+e'r tr°PC r. urn-m:ed 5.::es L2 wort .sort necloe v!'~aWide. x ;aP rages. accadmg to Beoeca Bust ~ pan~tarr oc a er°mrx *.e,:YS _-_ ~ ~~~ Ia tlr Fnrda t)epan- a:y - '-za'ib '-:oc .enders sa. men d I~ocr am Flr;pd>men: Sr 1u: tact wan ra' ~- w~l~i Joie aawMaa4 far tas+mc' ~! ~t ~Q Meofo- ifR ~b tlr oax6 eu hap e• it ~ ttlt alep1el77n ere crta ftrmr;g n to IB ~ a rte nbt tnereaam8~y r°rtets rt -rya msm wage tiers a [wea.^r- ta- ' ' ann esY'~ Igwtr isYnge SLL'1e5 V. lattton- lti'ePe3rilH !vmaia ;% rtaCL Oat al v7Bt art mt PeCUUar to brtrevYl more mm'•7dW Worts Put-ume" - pea Even esecul7va and traragers sad ar. AFLCtr~ re'P°" 0~ m Wto come to Jatlwnsslle Wan rcrly Feen:ar. ilrtVed hunnrsG-ssenutne W- Tytougec:~ _ne Y.aA tt! Wort yo Ctmc, t~w+en fe eW w fat t>o lone ens beg Dees recogmad ~ a 11M - aestl 7r Yi msae! tars y~ty awun:or_ WNCe a coe atsac tMy could nYb eel reins, tipeti yet tetra Ix ti,°neses ~g la d toss n"laerc's sisaye tae prYlon 1a ~Apo;tt~ape~rtY.^.t al FA: ra's Wort 1i.~9ux un[;IJunr l'. east ^ pnYr~n Dove Dee from en ate uruonrttQ cotrnaret r1tt. a!- thr Ft. ~I;tl--!s. w i[h \1rr Ymmta- m 7°u PY em; oe t Yin my ID permc::.a!mride (,i, r ~u ~s •~ Nuv tiir n~a °f ~°~ ~T °~ Perr7 -SwY tP4. Pw,,u:a'.un ~ rte Sun Monitor. (yr Frtt Sot d tvF 'COSrdeM{ I>edv ~ tse Bdt Du gmr-: su LL•res u fast u m 01 tote( Derc. h P°d - tl< Grca: laYes and ter astid u aewe for ;s' r am ~ u~ .,te ~ IBM FC1XT- 2iGh. TLat's Oenrae tlr ctmc Wi: vve reguu to eitua?+ PaY sate to uu: ;e tJU en ;cetaae ,c the c:mrier a JaEa tl,.i: thisr. ,..rem Ir J mestef aoerao teep na wce Gtlan,L Terns and FCn6t" Frcr k,ttR Urr'li,urt ~srat eslstrng latfE the nF:; Cl~rry^. octet Ul rltmK A+vl.tutt. VlJ 'ta ur aver :rc sutra cn;y li A„u[ant nr T„(t\ irw N~rh efrasyema nows+s. must P7TCM a n rorte's ue nr~ntars M iuru untl mt,ml~,r n Ippl Warren - stn Oflec d- -'St.. +- aa' lourtLbreA v x N- le raga t!>u eastscg com~ uer m cmirat ¢ Sa Sat. Yr<h~ mtluslrtll ~s •tcm Int Pepte Bul Wm;e Her companies gan PtmtTyr•-•^'• and ReC \~SOmt (trier ~?5~U ~utr c(s PY rYrtera R•ed (turn tat b petwee.^. f3 t<10'~erLY^.' of Ve r'°r4~ ut \Ill rt) \tJrt I,1nI\ YM `i5:munth' ~. 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THE FAULT DOES NOT LIE WITH THE CAMERA OR ITS OPERATOR. .... ~r--~~ iii ii \L__JI ~~~i ,,.M,~.b • ^w, ~~ V ~~ ~~ f~!q ~~P ~,,1 ~~ ~fi 4 ~~P •~:Y ~~. ~' C, ~~ C~ ~; :.. :I 1= ~R sy~;asg .~~~~~ 5s~~~~i :~7~~.~ ~~2E~ S~~~s~ ~~~~~~~ -a I •_z y$F?E ~ E~~~}~ -E'a etrA FZ~~~t pi ~j sk ~tii=~= ). r = ? -1 - 3 z5 ±r=, s e - i. - ~ 2„ i ?' ~ it _ '~_ •. _ i_ c = __- _s:~fi i _. ~ - _ _ ~ 2 _ - f ~Jy~ S - ~~ - Y• _ 4 ... _ _ - 2 _ f F - K~~S \. S ] ~Z I • _ _. _ _ _ _ f v i z~ ~ 1 ,- - ,~ ~ - t ~ .. ~~ 3 t ~ J S ; ~ J _ .=_s; L i~ ,, •r / 14 I i~ s ~ .' ~1 J ~ - ) ,F4k. _ - ~ i~ 7 ~ ~ ' _ ~. _ °,1 t.C1E5 OF 1!I t. .',_EIING OF 7HE tiEG CIfS' Ct,""ItiS101: OF AfL.V:f[C 8 E'A CH HELD A7 'IHE C1T5' HALL UN Nlil't31:.ER 5, 1985 A7 8:(10 P.M. PRES ERT: William 5. li ~.iv ell, °'ayci-Co-,m.i s5ionci P.u ber[ B. Cook, Sr. Glenn A. Ed yards William I. Gulliford, Jr. John W. Norris, Jr. AND: Richard C. Fellows, Ci[}• Manager Claude L. Mullis, City At mrney Adelaide R. Tucker, City Clerk The Oath of OCfice vas administered to the new Cm ~aissioners b}' the City Clerk. 'Ihe meeting was called Co order by `layor Hovel 1. Miscellaneous Business A. Resolution No. 85-25_-_ Recoyknition of services of Catherine Van \es Coeuzissioner Morris read and yresented to Co::unissioner Van Ness a p1aG of Resolution 85-25 cwr„end ing her for outstanding service to the com- munity during her term of office. Motion: 7,d option of Resolution 85-25. No discussion before the vote. .`lo [ion carried unanimously. Copy of Resolution 85-25 is ati ached hereto and c.ade a part hereof. Comvissioner Edwards vas welcomed aboard by the Commission. He said he deemed it a privilege to serve on the Commission and would dedicate his time and effort for [he continued benefit of [he city, as he had done for 19 years and 7 moo [hs [hat he worked for the city. He pledged his support to Yayor Howell and [he Coc.aission. There being no further business, Ya}'or Dowel] declared the eet ing adjourned at 7:45 p. m. (SEAL) William S. Novell ..uvor-Co c:n iss i Doer A7lE8T: M 5 O E T C [ C N td k; OF O N GONL"dHS. N D Cook edwaras Gul]iCo rd itu~ ris Haven Adelaide R. locker City Clerk P:\CE 7HR EE !111UTE5 NOVEF1xER 5,;985 NAME OF COMMNS. M S Y Y V N Comments - continued Commissioner Van Ness told the Commission "it bas been an interesting eight years working as a Commissioner. This has 6ec ome home and I've enjoyed every, minute. I feel it has been a fruitful eight years. We've had some mis-steps and stumped toes, but other than that, we have accomplished a great deal, and i[ has been a pleasure working with everybody." The Commission thanked Cormiissioner Van Ness for her comments. Mayor Novell acknowledged receipt from De par[men[ o£ Natural Resources of the permit Co proceed with the building of access steps to the beach and he said construction should star[ soon. Commissioner Culliford questioned the whereabouts of [he teach cleaning machine. The City Manager will check with Che City of .7acksonville. There being no other business to come before the Co~muis sion, [he 1'ayor declared [he meeting adjourned a[ 7:38 p.m. I { William 5. Nowell ! Mayor/Presiding O[ficer (SEAL) ATTEST: Adelaide R. Tucker City Clerk '. PAGE :WO Ml;:cres SOVL'^IBER 5,1985 Unfinished Business - continued - b Tb[ion: Grant the "Use by Exception" for Alvin and Frances Masters [o construe[ an an[omobile service garage on Levy Road. During discussion before [he vote, Co:r^:i ssioner Van Ness said she would vote for it, but qualified with saying "if I though[ [hey would go back to their original position, I would no[ vote in favor of this because I will miss them on Atlantic Blvd." The question vas calla and the mo [ion carried unanimously. * * * x * * * * * * * x x * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * z * * x NAME OF ~~ ~ ~~ COMMAS. M S Y N Cook Gulliford Morris Van Ness Howell C. Action by C~ Co::uni ssion on request for variance-William R.ThomQso Cocmissioner Tb rris reported [he Advisory Planning Board had met and cu - sidered the request by Hr. Thompson for "Use by Exception" in CG. Bill Thompson Elec [ric Co. had maintained a fenced storage yard a[ [hat add Tess for fifteen years and planned to construe[ an 1800 sq. tt. concre[ building for inside storage and office space. }ir. Morris reported the Advisory Planning Board voted una ni causly to reco:uaend approval of Che request. Notion: C•rant a "Use by F.xc option" [o William R. Thompson IV. at Cook 49 West Ee aenth St. Gulliford Morris No disc ussicn before the vote. Motion carried unanimously. l'an tress * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Howell COmment6 Hayoz Aowell said the request fora repo r[ on the security sgs[em bids vas inadvertently left off the agenda, and asked Nr, Fellows for a report. Hr. Fellows reported the corooi [tee comprised of hirself, Mr. Royal, and Mr. Braid met to discuss the one bid received on October 28, 1965. They rerommended the Coz.,i ssion award [he bid in [he a~:wunt of $7,500. The systems will be installed a[ the two water plants and [he Public Works yard. Maintenance contract vas $600 annually per location. Motion: Award the bid in the amount of $7,500 for security systems. Cook Gulliford Morris No discussion before the vote. Tbtion carried unani cously, Van Ness * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * i 4 i * * * * * * * * * Commissioner Morris asked for cor.xncs Crom the Coe nission on hiring a independent appraiser [o lmk a[ property within the city with [he vie towards 6e[ting some property tax relief as Jac7sonville Bc•a ch vas con sidering. The City Attorney advised against the suggestion. iayor Ho'.e s ugges[ed Mr. :lullis contact Mr. Stratford in regards to [he subject and report back. X x x X x x x x x ~Ix f11SC'fES OF '1 HE HEFTING OF THE RE11R1! BEACH, Flurida HELD AT THE CITY NA!.L PRESENT: Ili lliam S. Novell, luyor-Com: Ruben B. Cook, Sr. Nilliam I. Gulli(ord, .lr. John N. Norris, Jr. Catherine G. Van Ness, Coami~ AND: Richard C. Fellows, City Mann Claude L. Mullis, Ci[y Atto rr Adelaide R. Tucker, Ci [y Clue The meeting vas called [o order by Mayox by Coam,i ssioner Cook was followed by [he Approval of Minutes of October 28, 1965 Motion: The minutes of [he regular Co 28, 1985 be approved as submi No discussion before the motion. Mo[i # * * * k * * * * * * * * k k * k Correspondence - None Unfinished Business a. Resolution for Charles T. Tins 1~ Mayor Novell presented and read in full a Resolution of appreciation to Charles '. ing con[ribution5 made [o the city [h too the Board of Adjuscmen[. Coraissioner Cot members of the firs[ duly constituted Bo. he moved for [he following mo[i.on: Motion: Adoption of Resol u[ion No. 85~ No discussion before [he vote. Motion of Resolution No. 85-26 is attached M Nr. Tinsley received a standing ovation 1 when Mayor Novell presented [he adopted F * * k * k * k * * * * * * * k * k k * b. At tion by Cit~Co_i ssion on requt Frances :asters :ommissioner Morris reported the Advisor} ;idered Mr. Masters request for "Use by E :o construct a 46' x 60' building on Lev} service garage. The Ad-:isory Planning Boa oend Hr. Master's request be approved vi c} into consideration Mr. ya s(er's history a G CITY C10i115S10\ OF AII_;S IIC ON NU\'ENBER 5,1985 AT ?:li P. issioner sxoners M S get O E ey T C k I O NAME OF O N COMMRS. N D Hovel 1. The ircaocat pledge co the flag. omission Meeting of October a ed. >n carried unanimously. * * * * * * * * * * * * * Cook Culliford Morris Van Ness Novell ~rcposed Resolution Nn. 85-26, . 7insley,.Jr. Cor his ou[stan ',h his services as a member of ~k served with Mr. Tinsley as rd of Adjustment in 1968 and 26. carried unanimously. Copy reto and made a part hereof. tom [he Coraission and audien esol ution to him. k k * * k k * * # * * * * s[ for variance - Alvin and Cook Gulli Co rd Morris Van Ness Howell Planning Board me[ and con- zreption" in Cwaerc ial Gcne Road to house an au[orobil¢ rd voted unanimously to reco no outside activity taking t the Amoco Service Station. VI O T E D Y E S ~ys.._ ~~ h _ .._ _ o The Roard of Adjus u;~ent met on Thursd:+y night and considered the following variances: A. Cecil Ree: es requesting permission to rvove a mobile hoa.e onto property presently zoned CG just west of the Mayport Road/Atlantic Boulevard intersection. There is currently a trailer there occupied b)• Frances Jones, who is 72 years old, and Mr. Reeves wants his daughter and son-in-law to move into an additional trailer to watch after the mother. It not :+ppearing a variance could be granted, the application xas withdrawn tempura rily to seek advice from the City attorney. B. Joseph and Janet Lambert rc-questing permission to build an outside stairway on their property lot ated at 420 Beach Avenue. This is a two family apartment and the upstairs apartment can only be reached through a stairway inside the building, that passes through one of the bedrooms. The Lamberts plan to remove the inside stairway and construct stairs on the outside and we are requesting a variance on the side setback. The request uas granted. C. Ronald and Diana Moore at 525 Beach Avenue were requesting a vxri ante to locate a swinming pool in the front yard setback. The swi euni ng pool is also totally seaward of the coastal const action setback line and therefore the variance was granted contingent upon the State Department of Ratrual Resources issuing a construction permit to build seaward of the coastal const n+ction line. o iYe have had a lot of complaints regarding the appearance of the lawn and shrubbery at City Hall. I.a st year's January freeze caused a lot of damage to our shrubs and we have asked Doug Akins of Akins Landscape Service to come to City Hall and evaluate what needs to be done to put the lawn and shrubs back in first class condition. Ke also will discuss with him what type of xeed killer we should use to get rid of the dollar weeds that make the area look so bad as you cane into the building. ~- o There will be a pubiic hc•a ring on Monday night rcga rding the adoption of a new Ordinance setting forth a new rate structure on the City sewer system. &ssic al ly there will be a base charge and a volume charge. This Ordinance also provides the wording which the State r cyuires in regards to the revenue generation. Ke need to make sure that during the public hearing that the minutes show the Ordinance provides a 50$ surcharge outside of the City limits. If the Ordinance is adopted, we shall send copies to the State Department of Environmental Regulation and we should then get approval of our revenue generation system which, in turn, will release our State grant funds. If you have any questions regarding this Ordinance, plc:+se call me. o As announced by the Hayor on Tuesday evening, we have received our Coastal Construction Ferm it which will nor allow us to construct thirteen sets of ner stairs to the beach as well as ramps for the handicapped at 5th Street and 11th St rect. Copies of the Coas[al Construction Pc•n~it have been sent to the grant offices of Killiam Khitf field, and we anticipate the money being released shortly. We plan to advertise the project for bids as soon as the necessary coot ractu cal forms are available for the grant funds from the State. o Bids will be received on hlonday night for the computer for the Atlantic Reach Police Department. If the City Commission concurs we would like to suggest the bids be turned Deer to a committee compcsed of the City +tanager and Police ChieF. We might also solicit the assistance of Commissioner Gulliford with his knowledge of co-paters. o I[ is my understanding the Fraternal Order of Folice have come to a tentative agreement with the City of Atlantic Beach. Fending receipt of a contract document we arc tentatively scheduling an item on the agenda for the Coruoission's considerat tun. The agreement tracks in all respects, the recommendations of Long and Associates, i.e. 5$ across the board and implementing the pay plan for each officer on their anniversary date. o In response to Commissioner Gull iford's query on Tuesday night, we have ascertained the beach cleaning machine has completed cleaning of the beach in front of !{anna Fa rk and up at the north end of Atlantic Beach. It is my understanding they are continuing to cw;e on down the beach and if the machine doesn't break down we should see the beach cleaned off of seaweed etc. pretty yu is kly. o Jimmy Jzffa is attempting to get all of his documentation together to ask the City Commission to accept the public improver„cots in .lquatie Gardens for maintenance. We are working with him and should he get all of the material together we can go ahead and discuss the item or. ldonday night, otherwise we will ask the Council to defer action on i[. o We are including a copy of a yrnposed budget adjustment to allow• for the transfer of funds into an cyuip-~ent account in General Government to replace the cop}' r.achine being used in City Ball. As you know, this machine is ust•d not onl y by the e:~n7 oyecs in City Hall }wt by the general public, and it is ::bsolut cly worn out. 75c arc hop rful [he City Coc,~i 5sion will approve this re:{u est. ~, ~'"~ "~ ` % ,.it ~; ``~ CITY OF .- .•f i A f'ttfaatit ~b'cacl - 7Cazufa i +~ I1, -:e oceAS voc+.EVAxn y_ -__-_. _ --_-_.___ __ P. O. FO%26 - --~- ~' - - _ ~ ~ ATL{p ^C aEAC6. r1.0ItmA 3??it /~ --~ TEi.EPNO%E !'.C~{I?14:396 s,K _--_- 9ov caber 7, 1985 MEMURAtiDUM TD: The Honorable idayor and Conuni ssion FRUM: Richard C. Fclloos, Cit)' bla pager SUBJECT: St atuS Report o I am enclosing copies of a newspaper article from the Florida Times-Union of Sunday, June 2, 1985, which discussed in some detail the average salaries of workers in the Jacksonville area. We also :+re enclosing an area cage survey made by the U.S. Department of Labor covering the Jacksonville, Florida, metropolitan area. IYC think these two documents rill provide the type of information the various Commissioners requested in considering the pay plan recently adopted. We also arc submitting for your consideration a revised pay grid which provides for 2;% inc rcases beuecn steps inst cad of 5%. This may be more acceptable to the Corurission than the B% plan. P; ea se era luate this information and let me know if you require anything further prior to rescheduling this for additional discussion at the meeting of tiov ember 25. o Qne of the fi rsi items of business Dtonday night will be to interview the eng incurs who xere selected to develop the master plan for Section H. The City Coruni ssion set the fi ros in the following priority: 1. Bessent, Han_nack and Ruc kman 2. Gee and .l enson 3. Smith and Gillespie The consultants competitive negotiation Act provides the City Conmission will now ne•got iate an ace cp[able fee with the firm which tbey have pri oratized as m+mber one. In this case it is Bessent, N. mmack E Ruckman. if the City Commission is unable to reach a satisfactory arrangement with BHR, ncgotiat ions arc tcr,.~i pat ed and nogot iations begin with the number two firm, Gcc and Jenson. he plan to have all three Firms on hand for the process nn 'du nd ay night so [hat work can get raider x'ay in the dm'el opment of this such needed master plan. 9. Action on Ordinances: A. Public hearing and final reading of an Ordinance amending the Ordinance Code of the City of Atlantic Beach, Florida; Amending Chapter 22, Article lIl, Division 7, to provide a yuart erly sewer base charge and a uniform volume charge; providing a new section 22-176 setting forth requirements for the State required revenue generation system; providing fora surcharge of S0: for sewer service to those residents and businesses lying outside the city limits of Atlantic Beach 10. Misc el~aneous business 11. Adjournment '° ncENDA ?.+IERDEU Cl ll' OF ATL4NTIC BEACH 6or ember 11, 1985 Call to Order Invocation and Pledge to [he Flag 1. Approval of hti nutcs of the Mccting of November 5, 1985 2. Action by the City Commission on receiving bids for computer hardware and software for the Atlantic Beach Polite Department 3. Recognition of visitors 4. Appearances: A. Flr. Clyde Lee to discuss dedication of 40' z 80' right-of-way using Lot 6, Block 19, Section H, as access ; to Violet Street B. Action by the City Commission to undertake negotiations for the establishment of a basis of fee with Bessent, Hammack and Ru ckman for development of a comprehensive master plan for Section H (If negotiations are unsuccessful with Bessent, Ilanunack and Ruc kman, the City Corunission shall undertake negotiations with the number two rated firm, Gee and Jenson, and if negotiations are unsuccessful there, the City Commission will negotiate with firm number three, Smith and Gillespie.) _ 5. Action by the City Commission to approve contract changes in the agreement between the City and Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 107 6. Action by the City Commission to accept for maintenance the public improvements in Aquatic Gardens sub-division ~ 7. Action by the City Commission on a request £or a budget amendment ~' to provide funds from contingency to purchase a new copier for the ~, City Hall e. Resolutions: A. Resolution recogni ring the service of hlr. Prank 7assone on the Atlantic Beach Roard of .4dj ustment .. - _' - _._ _. .._- _.___ ___. -_ 5 - __.. __ - -_ _ • a. ~. ._ I _ _ ____ _ 9 _ _ _ Cn IAA ~ LivE / ~,-S<0~ ~~f0 i'Ji.V~ JG'pF /=/sic ~~ .i9 7SI ( ~/ /.iVb ~~ ~ --9 J7~ :v L? p <C %'F jf I /-,'. Vf 1f 9990" ~ -I ' _ = - - - rs. L ' - - ~ - - _ o ~- /i fG "~6'<J'??~ 5~1 ,~ e_ ~ /7:%0' ~ '~~,:E FD Sie `~7"/ = 09' _ _ 0 . ,~,-~ ~~ ) ~ ^F ,~ o ` . s ~.._'~ ~. ~ _ _ _ _ :,~ ,. ~~ c '; ~ Ic;c I m ~~a I . . :~ ~nc I 1~ j . 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LY ', I:D ?AkIiCVi_4Ri.Y DESCRIBE '1'i1E 'i TPE, Ci~;~3~C PFR 5:':D EXi r'iJf Op :aE _aOYOSED L'SE _BS rXCr;PT70N ~_____ ____ _ -Ant ::~ td le :~;a it ~-,: ale- enclosed `=r__- :;YF,CiFIC R}:ASONS WHY 'f;lE AYrLIC^.laT F}:gLS '1iiE r80D5S'f SHOULD RE GR',NtED: '-r'_s is ~xt - - - `17e - -sc r.nd a g':- vlll be et+_- _ t`re - -ss_'; -ii.n o' ~-1tt °: r. :_r,,• on. ri .^~: -. s-r° v_+ir _° ior.. i r: F;SENf ZONING: _ t SIG':A71,i<F.OF AYY7.1 C.4W'f OP ,=.~Y7,7 CA!v"f'S II 1lifHORIZ^;D ?.'~-:N"f OR Ai P0~"1:cY. iF '.~~s:J'f R .47iv-', r,Y, TNC(,iiOE Lri i'i'cR OF C":::;cR qR ~ -..'.NP ?D '1'i'A'f Frrr.CT. I '-OV: 9grtY F''J.:!:iG .A'D'S F-; i'Gn'f :.:iD rcCC:"i"F :DA,IQ:S; 0: ti,.,,~~ -1:~. ~,,._~ ,~ ~ CITY OF ~~ ~ ~ r?tla~rtle bnca!lc - ~la;ufa t~ . - ~^---1111~-~- ~ -- ~ -- ------ ---- 4. Y0.. `:4h ~;e.e~-zb FHFREAS, Charles T. Tinsley, Jr. •: as a Herber of [he first duly constituted Board of Adjust rent and has continued to serve with honor and distinction from 1968-1985, and M43EREAS, Charles T. Tinsley, Jr. through his cor.secra[ed and diligent service has contributed materially to i:ao roving [he gnali[y of life enjoyed by the residents of the Ci [y of A[lant is Beach, Florida, and MNEREAS, Charles T. 'Ci nsley, Jr. will continue to be into rested in pro ceding the character and develop;ren[ of the Ci [y of A[lan[ic Reach,Florida. XOW, TiiE a6FURE 88 IT k:;SOLCEU 8Y THE CITY CO}D?ISSIOH OF I'HE C1'il' OF ATLAN I'1C BEACH, }1GRrDp that Charles T. Tinsley, Jr. be recognized fur his outstanding contributions rade Lo the city through his services as a r..e.~ber of Cbe Eoard of Adjus [:cents, and that recognition of such service be spread upon the minutes of this Body by a copy hereof, and this on ginal Resolution be presented to Ciiarl es T. Tinsley, ]r. as a token of appreciation from Che people of [he City of Atlantic 'u each, Florida. Adopted by the Ci [y Coy-u~ission of [he Ci [y of ,c lantic Beach, Florida the 5th day o: Soce:aber, 1985. William S. Hovel 1, Yayor/Co^~i ss ioner ,~r. ved as [o Fo,m and Cor r..c t:c=s. 1 ' Claude 1.. `;ullfs ri ty Attorney ?:IFST: Robert B. Caok, 5:., Corc>i ~.s ioner William I. Cvllifo rd, Jr., Co -~i ssioner Joim W. is rri s, Jr., ro_-_-,!ssioner G,'i...-r one f„ C:m '.. -s, Cor c.~L ~... r.at _.__ _ •.: ~ •.~'; fly ,.. ;.g OF o., T.:9En 28, !§b5I CO`.1b:HS Mi se:4lr.neous - c.•nt inued ccndit ions of [he Pc rmit vas ti~at a study would be undert ai~.en by Che city at so:ce future dace with the idea in mind [hat [he city would attempt [o find an alterr,at ive way of disposing of our was[evat er other titan into the S[. ]o}ns Rivrr. Ti~ere being no other tusir.es to come be~ort- the Core iso-ion, the >!:ryor dec l:+red the cce[in3 ad journrd at 9:19 p.m. Gilliam S. iiowell `favor/Frr•siding O[(icer Al I'r ST: ~I , Adel aSde R. Tucker City Clerk PhP_° SI?: ,: SLi FS UC7 C1Rk:4 ,:9d5 1. ~ 1, • "'E CF ~ CQ::'RS. M ~ S 11' N Item I4__- ron[inued Mr. Braid told the Con.mission that the cities of `:r,[nne and da ct,sonvil e Reach and so-.e coot rac [o rs had r•zp rt~ssed ineurest in renting the piece of equi.pr.;:nt. I[ uas also pointed out since the more of oqui p-.ent uas a single source of supple and the city :ould purci::rse it ~?irrce from [h *:inufac toter and is a iurt,:~,l ed item tl_,t co-.,n~,t it ice bids shc:~n i=e:: en[ would not result in any additional ~ ,..=tition or ssvir.~s, Flotion: Auti~orf ze the City Manager to purchase "%i}dro-stop" in the o: ~[ of $]6,995 with [h ~a ivi ng of ti•c r au r-:.:.. nt for co.. ait ive bids since t t. a sole s.n.rr rt r he ae- nt will not he drsbur-d ~.nt r1 tiie Ci[y gcr .nd Ci [y F~ toner are sat tsf ied }:[ [raining h.s o u n ad~q:.a[c and co~pl e[e. The money [o come out of [he contingency account. 15. Flr. Rra id offered a very enlight c-ning pres.•nt ut icn rn the raccnt [el evi sing of a 10" Ci [y sewer ]ine at ]if[ Station A at the corner of Palm and the cJge of Hw:eli Park t}~a[ showed the a:-:ouuc of water [fiat inClltrated into [he line. 'T'here should be ne s::a er [he-re as [he ran holes had been sealed off. tor. Braid said State f~,nds were available for that purpose under the cr.is Cing 201 p]an and Aeith b fillcspie had offered to put toge[iier a ev:;p7 etc appl i, anon pnrket fur tiie Ciq• Cur a sum less than $2,000. ?lotion: Move to au[hori ze Smith S Gillespie to seek peon[ fonds for [he purpose o[ reno'aat ion of the city's sever lines No di scc5sinn be fore tite vote. ?4otion carried u.;an ir:ously. 1 b.M_SCPlIa__p U5_uc in255 Cook x ! x C :1l tford x ~z rrts K fan :ess x Nowell x Cook Cull i ford 'for ris l'ar, ':ess 5n':ell Comriss inner Cook asked for details on a litter rc•cef ced from Mr. drzi Toe ;iayor eaid it itad been sent to the insu: once Co:., any. Co=enissioner Gulliford told the Ci t}' "anagtr [o rnjov h:aelf:bile vaca[ioni ng in Sorth Carolina. He es"v.ed ui~o the Acting Ci [y F:anager would be. Y,r. Fel loos said it would probably a conperat ive of for[ bc- tueen Mr. Rob Rraid and ilr. Harry Royal. Cricmissioner Cul]iford asked for details on addit iu,^,al funding for the regional outfall Jue Co the ine rcas;d ens[ of ci:anging Iron YVC to DS iron. Mr. Fe]lo~s said DRP, arivised no additional g: ant funds were avai able, ho.ever, if after disr cssiems ui[it tLe other two lowest iti66e rs on the project, it could he sirocr. >f: D..r.al d's price •xas at iuast eoual to or I~-:er ti;zn the other two, too city could utilize its SZ contin- geney `ee [o ?~. r•]p defray t}ic edr,iliona7 cos[ of ti:e Ui ,•ipe. { .~ Di srussion uas iie}d on an artfc7e rta~ciced on Co<::a's use of uzste :a[er on [iu~ir golf worse :. nd rac n~at iunal foci li:.it•s. ?1r. Frllzrs ex- plair.ed wt.~~n [be ~i ty took ~ n•r [Lc Boa-meez scs[~m one of the •-. vial _ _--____ x `Item 13 -- .t inued-__ - r~c:e r;l`- .:;s O TOri Ef: _. ,:5b5 ire had asked the Fire Ct,ief to sue: ~ as t:~::psruy Code F.nfo ri .~c.~nc Officer for a period of sir. ::.,n[tis. Ne cocn]i,-_. ut cd Chief nuyal on the excellent job he had done. He said the sir. month a-nure vas up and felt [he city si+ould :once into another area and c.-,ke an appoir¢. ccn[ of a peaon or. a Probat iur,ry/Fare ti.:e basis as @:,'.c F_nforce-~..-ut 6ffi- cer who could devote ti+e amo~.:nt of tine :.. _ded to do [he job pr~parly. ]ir. Fellows crcws;ended `Er. Fn,nk Ae rber, a long tine resident of dtlan tic Beach, oho presently wrYs for the L'. S. ?4+r si:a]1's office and has a great deal of law enfern:c.ent e>:pe rence i+e appoint rd for [he posit is "'::^e salary would he 58.00 per imur, the sane rare of ::ay he rxei ces at the 1i.5.`.'s rsi;al l's office. He a !ed t..r next cant ing of [he Code Fntorr rent F.oard would be held en Sc: er.brr 14th. Ns.Su>anne Sass till roor ost the city and he had asked Chief Foyal, the forcer Code F.n fur+er.-nt Of fi cer, to act as a witness for [he new Code En fort cr..~nc Offi<rr. 'I'bis vu~ give the city [he benef i[ of Mr. Roya1's e.ipertise as he had invost igat the particular case and docurent ed it nn viueo tape. Motion: appoint hir. Fr:nk Re rher s the Code %:uforrsz.ent Off i::cr During discussion, Mr. Fellu'os said a coot rat[ would he prr ,red for the Mayor's signature setting foe [h the cim nom n•.r.Ser of Lours per .eek Mr. I:erher would put in a[ $8.00 per Lour a+d also spell out ::ny other itcos needed to protect the city. fhe ~.~ost: r, a..s cal ;;d an3 the action carried ur. ani..ous1}'. x• z x x a x x x a is z tt z x~ ~ a z a x~ x x a x z• ~. a a z 14. Discussion by the fin• Council on [he desi rabii itv of a'it i~or iii n~ the purchase of snec ial ized eeui~:-,_-n t.-for the re_placc rn[ o: _:a fives 1_n_ the ut9licv svscem. Mr. Braid told the Coc-i.=.sion for baci:yr. and iniorat ion chat ivc '.'ro'c-~ ago i[ was necessary [o shut down the entire city for cater irum oid- nigh[ until S:a.m. in order to ci:an;;e a 12" watt: rein [e pro-. idc a double tai vert under 17th SC. Be feze tiia[ he put ills cost ezp.~r. ,:need crews [o work to isolate that area ant search for one fire hy::rant tiia could be left running v1!ile the system was shut Ltrwn. Eight ran Caps later they save up. Tw•o days later, he i+i cad a firm to do a daoor.stra- tion of a mpi ace ~cn[ of a sicgle ~'al ve. lr. 2'y i:n~~us the va ivc i:ed b:: cu[ out and a new valve put in using one c..{+rr :.~n. rd ran irca ti-.e .rao- eory and [vo of the cit}''s youn~cs[ caua +iist ribut ion pxrpl e. Only f. people were out of cater during that period of ti-.e and only b :'voice in order [o change a line foz Ihcm. lit r:: i:ibitcd [hr ca i.ve ti:ec was frozen in Lhe shut i'osit ion, ::nd r.~cc-r.o. pied rile city ,nr ci•ae [i:e Ii; r, s: op spec ializ.:d equip-.::nt :,s it :cold ~avc the ,.il~'::one}' in ti+e lung run. If he hired private ceopa .as with ti+e r-+zd al e:.~, ;; -: ~n[ i[ -. ould cos[ about $?,000 per valve. By doing it in-ie.nse Lr cooed snec su-:e Sere in the nri shborhond of $700-$d00 per ': alve. 7:-rt p.rtch:ae price of the "1 dre-stop" vas $16,500. CGS::i?S. 1 IL S:Y Cook x l i x Gulliford x x Cook ~ ~ x Cu11iL+rd ~ x ".: cis x Can l:.ss x Bowel l ~ i x. N `` Y 1(:.: ::': F ;:5 OCI Ob ER ?F,:9cc Motion: Ui rec[ the Ciq• i[torney tc ;.r. ;:.:re [be necessary legisla[ion. No discussion before the vote. >fo[ion carried unan i::w~sly. ** k* x+** x* x x x x* r. i x* x x i x i*** !0. Ac [ion by ti;e City Con: fission to a ::ri r.e a_d. ert iniag for dczicag :. xoca gents on Seainole cad and P: eza,a[ sue[i r:e as [he _n.~c _~s_~:a rz :~ER,and Drcd~e end FFi 11 perci [s are roc.•i ved. The Co;cT1,=lion had no obj rct ions and aut beef zed ti,e City 'Li r.ager to ad<er[ise for ti's un drai~s~e i~:.;noc: .-cents cr. 8e-.: Dole Road and Yie;:a t,ction on Ordinances _ Ordinance Ko. 30-5 t_28 - Firs[ F.t~adi n¢ AN ORDI2L4FCE ASE.';UI NG 'IRE GE:U!`::LSGE CODE OF 'INE C11Y OF AT7_ANTIC REACH FLORIGA; .4MEti DI XG CIi.:Y 1'ER 22, ARTICLE III, DIV1510N 7, SECTION 22-1G6 P"Y,OVI UI NG A Qi;.:}.. ERLF SEliER BASE CH'.kGE; A..E7UI9G SEC"PION 22-16% TO PROVIDE A C:71 rOd?; VOLL?Qi CR:1kGE; F'F:OVI Ul AG~A \EW SECIIOS 22-176 Sti l'15 F'OH"iH k"r.QU1kE'AE:1'S 'r OR A REP ESG F, GF:SH'rA710S SYSIi::-0; CY.':Sti`!C A ::EN SECTION 2x177 7k0VIUi SG FOR L'SE OF AC(.dUEi, FCSDB; Ckh:A7 L`IG SEGII GN 22 178 PRUVIUISG 't HAT A CF: KI'1 FI tD YCbLIC ACCO"L STAbT WI7.L G.kiIEY CG?:YL[\ WITH 'fHE P. t:CULA710N5 OF THE kEl'E::UE GFSEP4i:RG 51'ST F:M; Yi.0VI D15C AN EFF}CII1'E D9TE. Ss id Ordinance v.as prsent ed in fnl 1, in '.riling by 'i:~o: fio~:ell on firs[ reading. Mo[ion: 2bve for passage of Oruinance ':o. 80-85-28 on (firs[ road ...,.r OF L,_;.,•,:BS. MIS Y N __.--_._ i ~ . Quk x x ful liford x Cyrris x Van Ycss x x Hovell x Cook Cul liford `torris \'an Sess Iis:ell x x x x x X No discuss inn before the vote. ?cot ion curried unan L..oslc Mayor Hovell set [ne Public !ica ring for :ove?ber l1, 1985 * k k * * * k * * * * * * * * * * k * * k * * k * I?. Di session re_a.~poi nt'-.en[ to Ci U' -rd of 'di stc..: nt Yayur Hovell announred tha[ Mt. Frank Tassoni had served on the °oard of Adjust-cn[ fur Cour years and had rec ucst ed his resignation be actep[ed. The `ayor reror o~ndrd Mc. Ri ci;a rd ~'hi[e be ap, oin[c-d for the unexpired term of Mr. Ta.ssoni. Nis [err.: e~.pi res on ::~..-:nee 22,1587. 5(otion: Mr. Ri ci:a rd l:nite ire xppuint ed to the Shard of Adjus [:oont to serve until tiovc:r:oer 22, 198i, [He uao:.Ii r_d tern of Mr, frank tsson i. During discussion, i(r.:(hite agreed to s,~rce and Cile f~"nanc cal ,,or[ * 3 S * * 3 3 * * 3 * 3 k 3 * 3 * * 3 r. ,: * * * 3 * * 3 xr.s }, 3 Cook Gul liford !orris 'lan Sc•ss :cuell x 17 D s:assun a a^Fo[nL Out iFrr t "on': r~'n r[ T1!+E) Ce .e Luf r n:a;~ -- Offx<r __ - .. -. -_ 31r F.11-s r .~r.td •.1 to the Cu-e nfor r._ ,t ni -: s first or -:•d r ~.~.......~ ~:! ~.,,, Scs ....tae oe OCTOe=7. :'t, 1535 ~p~a~,;RB. 6. Receipt .d ietit ion from protartc r.:ores in Se:t ion H relative [o nl nncd i.•ya cents of - ter. a+d s .r in teat '+r. a_ ------ Mayor Howell acknovl edged receipt of a petition signed by [wonty-two properq• o~»ners in Section H from Fast of Main St. to Mappurt Rd and un the Aor[h and Sm,th =ides of Lc:7 F+ad objecting ro u+e r, :or_..~nded iopruv rocnt5 of voter, s~,»er, etc. ur said ar_a. Ac iastnst ell [he petit iun be r..ade available vi,en fur tier discuss. r.n takes p'.ace. A copy of the petition is at [allied h+-re[o and Bade a par[ hr roof. 7. Ac t_i on by the City Cor:ri scion nn ap;~rnvi ng acu ;r:+nre of__a_ GO-fuo[_ r ntruf -:a~ 't ar.s ion u: Ni!.isccs St ere[ rn S-c: Ion H_ .'L:vor Hovell said v}'.rn Src[ion H vs put on mrnrd, ap^at. n[ly rile portion of Hibiscus St. be[xren B]ks 154 and 155 '. as noses pl at [ell as a street, so lots 2 through 6 were technical lv 1.-rod-l urko-d. Mr. Baler, o:mer of the proper[}', reGucsted that he deed to the city a 40'ri ght-oE way. 'Cho City At torno-y stated the city had a rocuirc::.ent for streets of a SOt nfni'-um. Mr. Fel loxs suggested he decd 50' of the first (ive lots and dead-r:d a[ that point which would give ir.;~res-s and egress to all lots. ?lotion: ?tr. Baler will have pen; axed, a[ his c::pr~se, a survey, the Cook proper legal description Cur r,pproval by [itc City Attorney Ovll iford and [hat i:at n:^.rnt [c be brrugt;t h~c4. iur ac:~ptanca. :orris l'an ]:css t:o d,scussiun before the vole. Motion carried u::m i..asly. He»ell * * # * * * k * * * * * * * * * 3 * * * R * # * * t. * * 8 tin[ice of the Se_aches Council of Ct,ris t_i_a_n_>fcn fur churcbes blood drive ]oc, -foes 1, 1985. Mayor Hovell announced the Beaches Council of Ch rs!ian 'fen wwild be coding their blood drive on Sovcc:ner I, 1981 at 8:00 p. re. a[ the Jaclaonville Beath Com~uni [y Conte: and encouraged all to dona [e. 9. Pi seas=ion rrgar`ing [he fee si bii:ty of rrc:~iring bac: eriuiot_iral tes[_ng of_vells be:ore [he_i ssuzr.re u`_Ce rti fixate o(_OC U:.„nc~•_ Mr. Fellows said he had soot a r..emo to i,e Cn~a-:iss ion rcla[ive to the fart there ':as no prrrit n:yuircr,.ent ci:':er from ti,e LF:R or f: um [he City of Jaclsonville 'r,oal th Gepa roent for any yell vbich is less than 250' deep. He Guest Toned as [o wi,a [};er the city could be liable in issuing a Certificate oC Occupancy [o a dvellirg vi,=re a welt l:ad not been tested for bacaerinlogical coma: oat inn. 'r.e said he };ad chocked with [he Y:c-al th ]opt and they said [hey do provide hactcriol og ical h-sC ing of wells, but no[ at the ern acct of ti:e }ior.,c o'<;~.•:. Xust ~•.:~rtga ge co-pan ivs, VA and F?A vi71 nut cL,se on a ]n:m until the '.:'rt_r .',nd ':oil i,as boon t. meted had fo',:nd to be p :able. /'no-ir s-.:•i.~s and r.p r;s wool be available to the city if .: ~-sired. :~-.': or iii. -:._-11 :._-.-d if li:at p~~rv,i-. [o all yells or only tircse ::ells on a~pi rce of pr ;.,~r [y ci~rre limy in- tend to cse ':ell water for consu:: pt i,•n. :dr. Fel i~ws r.~pl ird +mly if t'~e cat rr would he used fur rcnsu:<pt Tor. and sit; r.a ir. •.: as mgt .,~.,..::bl e. ;iv ..e r;o xcni~s oC10b Fa: 9°v, :Stl_ 4 v~r~'i w o :. rx u.u ce~ral s int.-r ;n n ,: r: on the Ci[}' Pahl is Safety Nuild is-p !Mayor Ho•.:ell annwnc eA for ti:e be nef i[ of [he audiouce chat the Co z:-is- sion would int erviev three architectural Ci rms in4acst ed in dcsi g.n vor on the Public Safety S1 dg for [iie purpose of ranking. Thee were in[er- vievc•d by alpl,e'.;c-t {cal erdre Cl ee.~nts/P~.r:.r.l e/Coodvin; F7~-ot and ;_soci at es, and Gee and Jenson. Ea.h firm int roducr•d [brit s[af f, listed c:ri govern-.n[ c::pericnce, and rrcla:i cal ap}.roach. The yfayor [tanked the fines fur their interest. Fol ]c~:i ng the in L-r •: i,~a•s :he Cc:~e..i ss ion r.:r.y..d the tivice fires. Voting vas by ra::::r hal lu[ by point syyt rm: tin. L - 3 points; 30. 2 - 2 po l;:[s and tio.~3 - 1 point. Co ~mi ss ion_r Cook: 1. Gee d .le nsun 2. Fleet and `_, soc ia[es 3. Clea:en[s/F_-~.p1 e/Condw•in Cur=-i ss inner Culliford: Cocmissianer ]{orris: Cmri ss inner L'an :ess: `favor Hovel l: .. Gee d .lcnson ? F1 ee[ E ?s loci ales 3. Cl rmen[s/Rug-.pl e/Goodwin 1. Fleet d Associates 2. Gee d ,lrnson 3. C]emtnts/Rm.~p]e/GxaP.•in I. Gee d Jenson 2. Flee[ L Associates 3. Clements/Aw:pl e/Coodvin I. Gee b Benson 2. Cler..ent s/Humpl e/Coodvin 3. Flee[ d ?.:;soda tes ?layor Howell announced the order of ranking and instructed the Ci q~ ?.: ager to notify [he fires of thr next sch.dul ed dale and tine for iurti d iscvss ion. P.anki ng vas as follcvs: Firs[: Gee b ,i er.son Second: Fl cet b Associates Third: Clements/Fur.; ]e/Goody in 5. neco eni [ion of Citation re,-rived by Claude L. Mullis at ti:e `iat iena Institute of `5~n it {pal haw Officers Mayor po~.ell cor:.ended ML.`tull is For [he award proscn[ed i:im fur S; o-ci Di st ingui sired Public Service by a ?tunic{pal A[tur ney. 7[ stated "?fr. 9ullis is one of [i;e greatest Y~:nit{pal 7-:r:7:~rs in our nation. tie srr. as Sn rc ial Cuuns el to scores of Flori2,a ri! ins -: i,ich irns ~an,ed isi-: tk. much do-scr: ed ropy; at ion as Fl nri da's gr.~aecst expert in tim field of cmnic {pal law'". ,cot };. :ell [old Mr. `Iul]is [he :. <::rd -,:s yell Jc s,-;: over tine ':cars he~i;ad Y.nam him and iris ca-abilities in l6,o is {pal law and he, aLmg with the full Co-.9 es inn, r:>~n.ird cen^: atui et ions. h tr copy of tiie er rd is aCt arlred Lereto and ra:ic a f:art-i:.~nrof. V SA1r,E OF COX3'H5. ~ M i S~ Y ~ --- •;t ILLS OF 7iiE nN:!^ •,. .,_ _ :'.C uC Sr:: ?.,- -•i!C i.iAeH i isi Cl.::- ';ItiSiU\ i1 E:.D AI IHF. C171'•H:1!.L C: r47 Jb~F --. .. o~ Al i.!5 P. M. PF;ESENl: ~il]iam S. I{„-,rll, !::,vo r-C>.-m ~_•.s t.,n ~.r Fo!.c rt B. Cooi:, Sr. ::il/iam I. rullifo rd, Jr. John M. ?Iu rris, Jr. Catherine G. \'an Sess, C::-:r.-d ssioacrs AND: Richard C. Fe]lows, Ci[y ?tanager Claude L. P!ul lis, City Attorney Adelaide R. Tucker, City Clerk A'/1: OF CG :S;1H5. The nee[int was called to order by St,vor Howell. Tne in+¢xarinn,of*.' by Cm~~niss inner Cook was tollos~ed by the p7 .~d ge to ci~e flag. 1. Ap oreval of ^inut es of Fegular.':u ct ing of_Oc_[nber i., 1985 :b[ion: The minutes of Che recu]ar Ce,-:c~issian meeting of Oc toher 14 1985 be aporo ved as pr:--sent ed. No discussion before the vote. 7btion carried unan{c:o usly. * k *-k * * * * * * * * * k *x k * * * * * * * * * * * * * 9pp royal of M.i notes of Special S!e eting of October 21, 1985 ?boon: Approve the minutes of Che Special Cai lc•d mc~e[ing of October 21, 1585 as preseo[ed. No discussion befu re [he vote. Xot ion carried ur.?nip-~: sly. # # * * * * # * k # * # * k * * * :: * * * * t k R * k * # * 2.Rzcogni[i on of Vi citozs - `:one 3. Rec_e inC of bids for secoriL+• sarv ire at Public hn r`rs and the cwo water l:ro[s. _-________,__--._.____- P--__ Only one bid cas received and opened: Qunwa}' Secu ri[y Sa [ens, Ja c'rs onville,F1: Loraticn PI $3,281 ins[a]led Lora Lion d2 $2,989 its tailed hocation D3 $2,983 installed Cost deduction if o nly one control device install t•d a[ ^ubl is L:o r};s +~a rd $200. 00 P(unchly .-,.onit oring cost if required $ Zi. 00 rach ]o:-a±ion )iaintenance fee per yc•er :600 ;er location :9otion: f.efer tine bid to t4 r. Sra id and t%,c City .`:_ a er to r. pear[ Lack. So discuss on Soto re tine ~: u!e. `_ ,ion cer r:..L uoan'.; .aly. * * * * * R * * k d .. k * * s. w }. * * :. } t * .. :: k * * .. .: * Cook fu] 1 ifurd "orris Can Sess Ii o•:e11 Cook C.nlliford fortis fan tress Hn': ell Cook Cull fiord 1:,r ris Cn r. l:o ss ,ic'S ell ~V'V O O iT T E E D D M S o e T C 1 O~Y O N i E N N ~D~S~O 1_ x x x x x x X x x r. Y. x x x x AceNDA CITY OF ATL4\TIC BEACH, FLORIDA November 5, 1965 RETIRING COMMISSION - ':15 p.m. 1. Call to Order 2. Invocation ~, Approval of Minutes of October 2R, 1965 4. Correspondence 5. Unfinished Business a. Resolution for Charles T. Tinsley b. Action by City Commission on request for variance - Alvin and Frances Masters c. Action by City Commission an request for variance - N'illiam R. Thompson 6. Comments - Commissioners and Mayor-Commissioner 7. ADJOURN NEK COMMISSION - 6:00 p.m. 1. Oath of Office 2. Call to Order 3. Miscellaneous Business 4. A0.10U{U: NOVEMBER MICRO >s~ Lfaa~fla ad L~q~ Efa~zs