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2003.06.24_TC_Minutes_Workshop1 ~ ~r TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH '~ ~ MINUTES OF TOWN COMMISSION MEETING WORKSHOP MEETING Tuesday June 24 2003 1:30 P.M. Mayor Thomas J. Reid called the Workshop Meeting to order in Commission Chambers at 1:30 P.M. Town Glerk Doris Trinley called the roll. The Mayor, Vice Mayor Michael W. Hill, and Commissioner John J. Sorrelli were present. Commissioners Robert L. Lowe and Rachael Scala-Pistone were absent. Town Attorney Thomas E. Sliney was also present, as were members of the general public. Town Manager Ben Saag was absent. After roll call, the Pledge of Allegiance was given. 1. ADDITIONS DELETIONS OR ACCEPTANCE_OF AGENDA Without comment, the Agenda was accepted as presented. • 2. PUBLIC COMMENTS AND REQUESTS Harold Hagelmann, Boca Hi, requested that the Commission consider putting in the pilings for a possible future second story addition to the new library, noting it would be less costly to do it now. Mayor Reid advised that a 2-story building was considered during deliberations, but was found to be too costly; however the Mayor did say the cost of these proposed additional pilings would be researched. 3. PRESENTATIONS NONE. 4. BOARDS AND COMMITTEES A) BOARD CORRESPONDENCE: NONE B) BOARD VACANCIES: NONE C) BOARD ACTION REPORT: NONE D) MONTHLY BOARD MEETINGS: PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED Minutes of Town Commission Workshop Meeting June 24. 2003 Page 2 of 4 5. PROPOSED ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN COMMISSION OF THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA, RELATING TO THE STATE REVOLVING FUND LOAN PROGRAM; ESTABLISHING ADDITIONAL PLEDGED REVENUES; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS; SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Attorney Sliney addressed this proposed resolution, noting it had been drafted by the Town's bond counsel, Attorney Charles Schoech, and had to do with additional funds needed relating to the reverse osmosis water treatment plant now under construction. It will be considered for approval at the July 1 Regular Meeting. 6. NEW BUSINESS (1) DESIGNATION OF VOTING DELEGATE FOR FLORIDA LEAGUE OF CITIES ANNUAL CONFERENCE Mayor Reid noted that historically he has been designated as the voting delegate for the annual Florida League of Cities annual conference; there was little discussion, concluding with the consensus that this item be forwarded to the July 1 Regular Meeting • Consent Agenda. (2) DISCUSSION - RE: PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS TO LIFT STATION ONE Public Works Director Jack Lee explained that due to increased flows from Toscana and Ocean Cove, the proposed modifications to lift station one were necessary. In order to reduce the cost of the project, Mr. Lee suggested elimination of the addition of a wet well that would afford only 30 extra minutes of retention time, hardly worth its price. By eliminating the wet well, and considering that $100,816 is budgeted this year for the project, Mr. Lee noted that approval of an additional $116,000 from the sewer reserve fund would be sufficient to complete the project. Concluding discussion, wherein Mr. Lee answered questions to the Commission's satisfaction, it was the consensus to forward this item to the July 1 Regular Meeting Consent Agenda. (Copy of pertinent information on this project attached to and made part of these Minutes) 7. MISCELLANEOUS -ITEMS LEFT OVER The following set of Minutes was forwarded to the July 1 Regular Meeting agenda for further consideration and possible approval. JUNE 03, 2003 REGULAR MEETING • Minutes of Town Commission Workshop Meeting June 24, 2003 Page 3 of 4 8. REPORTS -TOWN COMMISSION Commissioner Rachael Scala-Pistone was absent. Commissioner Robert L. Lowe was absent. Commissioner John J. Sorrelli had no report. Vice Mayor Michael W. Hill advised he had joined Fire Chief Kerry Koen and Utilities Supervisor Bill Moore this date on a tour of the Town's side streets to ascertain if landscaped medians (for aesthetic and drainage purposes) would interfere with fire and rescue equipment from navigating the road(s). The Vice Mayor noted that the medians would pose a problem for the equipment on the cul-de-sacs; however, Highland Beach Drive Russell Drive and Bel Air Drive could accommodate the medians and not hamper ingress and egress of fire and rescue equipment. Mayor Thomas J. Reid had no report. 9. REPORTS -TOWN ATTORNEY • Town Attorney Thomas E. Sliney advised that the Azure Condominium had a new owner, Luxury Developers, LLC, noting that some documents had already been submitted to the Building Official. A discussion ensued with Paul D'Arelli, attorney for the developers, with the outcome being that a full presentation of the transfer of the property, as well as appropriate credentials and documents will be given at the July 1 Regular Meeting. (Correspondence attached to and made part of these Minutes) Mr Sliney also presented a draft of a letter to be sent to residents regarding the status of the Hoffmann property. It was agreed the Commission would review the letter and address it at the July 1 Regular Meeting. (Copy of letter attached to and made part of these Minutes) 10. REPORTS -TOWN MANAGER Town Manager Ben Saag was absent. 11. CONSENT AGENDA NONE. • Minutes of Town Commission Workshop Meeting . June 24, 2003 Page 4 of 4 12. PUBLIC COMMENTS AND REQUESTS RELATED TO ITEMS DISCUSSED AT MEETING NONE. 13. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the Commission at this time, Mayor Reid adjourned the Workshop Meeting at 2:20 P.M., upon MOTION by VICE MAYOR HILL/COMMISSIONER SORRELLI. dmt APPROVED: t.~ Thomas J. Reid, Mayor Mi el W. Hill, Vice Mayor `~_... ~~ ~ ~~ ohn J. S elli, Commissioner -ABSENT- Robert L. Lowe, Commissioner -ABSENT- Rachael Scala-Pistone