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2000.04.04_TC_Minutes_RegularTOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH MINUTES OF TOWN COMMISSION MEETING REGULAR MEETING Tuesday, April 04, 2000 1200 Noon Mayor Thomas J. Reid called the Regular Meeting to order in Commission Chambers at 12:00 Noon. Town Clerk Doris Trinley called the roll. The Mayor, Vice Mayor Michael W. Hill, and Commissioners John J. Sorrelli, Paul R. Kane and Robert L. Lowe were present. Town Attorney Thomas E. Sliney and Town Manager Ben Saag were also present, as were members of the general public. Following roll call, the Pledge of Allegiance was given. 1. ADDITIONS, DELETIONS OR ACCEPTANCE OF AGENDA With no objection, Mayor Reid declared the Agenda accepted as presented. • 2. PUBLIC COMMENTS AND REQUESTS Turtle Project Coordinator, Jose Echeverria (1112 Russell Drive), advised of a volunteer meeting at Gumbo Limbo, during which 16 volunteers signed up for the Town's program. 3. PRESENTATION None. 4. BOARDS AND COMMITTEES a) Board Correspondence: None. b) Board Vacancies: After some discussion, no action was taken on one (1) vacancy on the Planning Board (member eligible for reappointment) and one (1) vacancy on the Board of Adjustment (completion of term re member resignation), as it was agreed that the procedure approved by the Commission, as recommended by the Ad Hoc Committee, should be followed. (See Minutes of September 3, 1999 Special Meeting) It was also agreed that further discussion would take place at the April 25 Workshop. C) Board Action Report: Mayor Reid read the report for March into the record. d) Monthly Board Meetings: Board Meetings for April were also noted for the record. Minutes of Town Commission Regular Meeting April 04, 2000 Page 2 of 3 4. PROPOSED ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 672, WHICH APPROPRIATED FUNDS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1998-1999, WHICH BEGAN OCTOBER 1, 1998 AND ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 1999. (first reading 3/7/00; published 3/17/00; final reading 4/4/00) After final reading, and with no discussion, MOTION to approve this proposed ordinance was made by COMMISSIONER SORRELLI/COMMISSION KANE; roll call met with unanimous favorable vote. 5. NEW BUSINESS None. 6. MISCELLANEOUS - ITEMS LEFT OVER (1) Further Consideration of Utility Service Contract for Water Tower Maintenance. • Although the representative's schedule did not permit him to be present, he had previously written to the Town Manager, addressing the Commission's question regarding the exterior painting of the tank being included in the maintenance contract, and affirming that it was included. Advising references had been checked, Mr. Saag noted that he was personally aware of the company and it had excellent credentials. Following discussion, MOTION to approve the maintenance contract was made by COMMISSIONERSORRELLI/COMMISSIONER LOWE, followed by unanimous favorable vote. (2) Further Consideration re Monuments for Town Entrances re SRA1A Improvements. This item was tabled at the Town Manager's request, as architect Richard Brooks is preparing alternative monument designs for the Commission's review. (3) Minutes for Approval. Upon MOTION by COMMISSIONER KANENICE MAYOR HILL, the following sets of Minutes were unanimously approved: February 29, 2000 - Workshop Meeting March 07, 2000 - Regular Meeting March 15, 2000 - Special Meeting/Canvassing Board Minutes of Town Commission Regular Meeting • April 04, 2000 Page 3 of 4 7. REPORTS - TOWN COMMISSION Commissioner Robert L. Lowe Commissioner Paul R. Kane Commissioner John J. Sorrelli Vice Mayor Michael Hill Mayor Thomas J. Reid No reports were forthcoming from the Commission. 8. REPORTS - TOWN ATTORNEY Town Attorney Thomas E. Sliney advised that the Hoffman property RPUD appears to be situation for pending litigation and requested that the Commission schedule an Executive Session to discuss this complex issue in the near future. 9. REPORTS - TOWN MANAGER In preparation for the scheduled April 25 Special Workshop, Town Manager Ben Saag advised that copies of the revised zoning code would be available shortly for the • Commission's review. Mr. Saag also advised how the May 2 Special Meeting interview process would progress for the top three (3) candidates who responded to the "Request for Qualifications" regarding the design and construction of the reverse osmosis water treatment plant. 10. CONSENT AGENDA Upon MOTION by COMMISSIONER SORRELLUCOMMISSIONER KANE, the following Consent Agenda items were unanimously approved: (1) Highland Beach Estates Holdings, Inc./Camelot on the Atlantic - Revision of Lot Lines. (2) Commendation Recognizing Finance Director Stan Novak for His Successful Efforts Resulting in the Town's Bond Rating Being Increased. OTHER Just previous to adjournment, Peggy Seidman (4312 Intracoastal Drive) addressed the Commission, expressing concern about what she felt was an unsafe and unkempt Minutes of Town Commission Regular Meeting i April 04. 2000 Paae 4 of 4 construction site at 4317 Intracoastal Drive. After some discussion, Attorney Sliney suggested that the Town's nuisance ordinance could be used by Code Enforcement in an effort to get those responsible to have the construction area properly maintained. 11. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the Commission at this time, Mayor Reid adjourned the Regular Meeting at 12:40 P.M., upon MOTION by COMMISSIONER SORRELLUCOMMISSIONER KANE. dmt Thomas J. Reid, Mayor MichaelNT Hill, Vice Mayor J n J. SorreN', ommissioner /�cz-� Paul R. Kane, Commissioner Obert L. Lowe, CoWmissioner Attest: �Lh �� Date: Loo e