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The Regular Meeting of the Bal Harbour Village Council was held on Tuesday, April 18,
2000, in the Council Chambers, at Bal Harbour Village Hall. The meeting was called to
order at 3:02 p.m. by Mayor Hirsch!. Those present were:
Also present:
Mayor Andrew Hirschl
Assistant Mayor Daniel Tantleff
Councilman James Boggess,
Councilman Peg E. Gorson
Councilman Seymour Roth
Alfred J. Treppeda, Village Manager
Jeanette Horton, Village Clerk
Richard J. Weiss, Village Attorney
Ellisa Wright, Deputy Clerk
As a quorum was determined to be present, the meeting commenced.
2. Pledge of Allegiance: The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mrs. Gina
Berlin.
3. Approval of Minutes: A motion was offered by Councilman Roth and
seconded by Councilman Gorson to approve the minutes of the March 21, 2000, Regular Council
Meeting. The motion carried unanimously (4-0), with Councilman Boggess absent, and the
minutes were approved as submitted.
q. Presentations - Officer of the Month: None
s. Public Hearings: None
6. Ordinances First Reading/Public Hearings:
Mr. Weiss requested an Executive Session on the litigation with both the Bal Harbour Club
and AVA Development. Mr. Weiss recommended, strongly, based upon an order of the
Circuit Court, that the Council not hold the hearings under Tab B (an ordinance adopting
a small scale amendment to the future land use map of the Village Comprehensive Master
Plan for the Bal Harbour Beach Club) and Tab C (an ordinance adopting text amendments
to elements of the Village Comprehensive Master Plan related to the change in land use
designation for the Bal Harbour Beach Club) for reasons that will be discussed at the
Executive Session. It was the consensus of the Council to defer the two ordinances under Tab
B and Tab C.
7. Ordinances Second Reading/Public Hearings:
The ordinance was read, by title, by the Village Clerk, amending Chapter 21 of the Village
1 Councilman Boggess arrived during the discussion of the Beach Master Plan.
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Code regarding tandem parking.
Mayor Hirschl opened the public hearing. There being no comments, Mayor Hirschl closed
the public hearing.
A motion was offered by Councilman Roth and seconded by Assistant Mavor Tantleff to adopt
this ordinance. The motion carried with the vote as follows: Mavor Hirschl ave; Assistant Mavor
Tantleff ave; Councilman Boggess absent; Councilman Gorson ave; Councilman Roth ave. Thus
becoming:
ORDINANCE NO. 448
AN ORDINANCE OF BAL HARBOUR VILLAGE, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE
VILLAGE CODE BY AMENDING CHAPTER 21 "ZONING," BY AMENDING
ARTICLE V "OFF STREET PARKING FACILITIES," BY AMENDING SECTION
21-385 "DESIGN AND MAINTENANCE," BY AMENDING PARAGRAPH (M)
"TANDEM PARKING" TO MODIFY REQUIREMENT FOR PROVISION OF
PARKING ATTENDANTS AND TO ALLOW SELF -PARKING UNDER CERTAIN
LIMITED CONDITIONS; PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION IN CODE; PROVIDING
FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
The ordinance was read by title, by the Village Clerk, amending and revising Chapter 9 of
the Village Code regarding newsracks.
Mayor Hirschl opened the public hearing. There being no comments, Mayor Hirschl closed
the public hearing.
A motion was offered by Councilman Roth and seconded by Assistant Mavor Tantleff to adopt
this ordinance. The motion carried with the vote as follows: Mavor Hirschl ave; Assistant Mayor
Tanteffaye; Councilman Boggess absent; Councilman Gorson ave; Councilman Roth aye. Thus
becoming:
ORDINANCE NO. 449
AN ORDINANCE OF BAL HARBOUR VILLAGE, FLORIDA, AMENDING AND
REVISING CHAPTER 9, "LICENSES AND BUSINESS REGULATIONS," OF
ARTICLE III "NEWSRACKS," OF THE VILLAGE CODE; PROVIDING FOR AN
APPLICATION FOR A NEWSRACK PERMIT AND PROVIDING CONDITIONS
FOR ISSUANCE OF A NEWSRACK PERMIT; REGULATING THE LOCATION,
PLACEMENT AND NUMBER OF NEWSRACKS; PROVIDING FOR
MAINTENANCE AND INSTALLATION OF NEWSRACKS; PROVIDING FOR THE
DETERMINATION OF VIOLATIONS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY;
PROVIDING FOR REPEAL; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
8. Ordinance First Reading:
The ordinance was read, by title, by the Village Clerk, amending Chapter 2 of the Village
Code.
Mayor Hirschl opened the public hearing. Mr. Weiss stated that this is a comprehensive
amendment to the Village's code enforcement ordinance, which makes it comply with
recent State Legislation, updates it, and makes it easier for the Village to collect its money.
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There being no additional comments, Mayor Hirschl closed the public hearing.
A motion was offered by Councilman Roth and seconded by Assistant Mayor Tantleff to adopt
this ordinance. The motion carried with the vote as follows: Mayor Hirschl aye: Assistant Mayor
Tantleff aye; Councilman Borress absent: Councilman Gorson aye; Councilman Roth ave. Thus
becoming:
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF BAL HARBOUR VILLAGE, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE
VILLAGE CODE BY AMENDING CHAPTER 2, "ADMINISTRATION," ARTICLE
V, "CODE ENFORCEMENT," SECTION 2-182, "QUALIFICATIONS OF SPECIAL
MASTERS AND REMOVAL; ORGANIZATION," GRANTING POWERS TO THE
SPECIAL MASTER; AMENDING SECTION 2-182, 2-183, "ENFORCEMENT
PROCEDURES," PROVIDING FOR SERVICE OF NOTICE TO COMMERCIAL
PREMISES AND PROVIDING FOR THE DISCLOSURE TO TRANSFEREES OF
PENDING CODE ENFORCEMENT PROCEEDINGS; AMENDING SECTION 2-185,
"CIVIL PENALTIES AND RELATED TERMS CONSTRUED," PROVIDING FOR
THE ABATEMENT BY THE VILLAGE OF VIOLATIONS THAT PRESENT A
THREAT TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH, SAFETY, AND WELFARE AND
AUTHORIZING THE VILLAGE TO CHARGE THE VIOLATOR WITH THE
COSTS OF REPAIRS; AMENDING SECTION 2-187, "SCHEDULING AND
CONDUCT OF HEARING," PROVIDING FOR SERVICE OF THE NOTICE OF
HEARING; AMENDING SECTION 2-188, "RECOVERY OF UNPAID CIVIL
PENALTIES; UNPAID PENALTY TO CONSTITUTE LIEN; FORECLOSURE,"
PROVIDING THAT THE VILLAGE MAY INITIATE LEGAL PROCEEDINGS TO
RECOVER A CODE ENFORCEMENT LIEN IN THE FORM OF A MONEY
JUDGEMENT; AMENDING SECTION 2-190, "PROVISIONS CONTAINED
HEREIN ARE SUPPLEMENTAL," PROVIDING FOR SUPPLEMENTAL FORMS
OF ENFORCING THE VILLAGE CODE; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY;
PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION IN THE VILLAGE CODE; PROVIDING FOR
EFFECTIVE DATE.
9. Reports and Recommendations:
A. MAYOR AND COUNCIL:
Mayor Hirschl reported that he met with Dade County Commissioner Gwen Margolis and
Mayor Samson (Sunny Isles Beach) and individuals involved in the redesign of Haulover
Park. He advised that the Village Council and other councils are leaning towards some
sort of golf facility and upgrading the park. He explained that Miami -Dade County is leaning
towards a golf learning center combined with a golf facility. So, the motion is in the right
direction. Mayor Hirsch) stated he will keep the Council posted as that unfolds.
Mayor Hirsch) reported that he met with Mayor Frank Wolland, City of North Miami, and
Mayor Wolland will be presenting to the Council the concept of converting the entire
Munisport Project into a Dade County Regional Park to be operated by Dade County. That
would preserve the open space and prevent an amphitheater from occurring. Mayor
Wolland will present this to the Village Council for opinion and approval at a later date.
B. VILLAGE ATTORNEY: None
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C. VILLAGE MANAGER:
Discussion of Beach Master Plan: Mr. Treppeda explained that the
State of Florida is requiring that the Village obtain easements from the oceanfront
properties because these improvements are on their property since their property goes
beyond the walls at the back of the buildings. Mr. Treppeda stated he has had meetings
with the buildings on the oceanfront and many of the property managers are here because
many of them have concerns with the access to the rear of their buildings. Mayor Hirsch)
stated that the Village has received letters from the oceanfront properties largely
expressing a concern about not having an access road behind their bulkheads for
emergency, construction, and repair vehicles that they may need. The Council has felt
differently and this has gone through a lot of workshop discussion. Mayor Hirschl thinks
that the entire project needs to be re -worked because of this potential modification.
Councilman Boggess arrived to the meeting at this time.
Mr. Treppeda stated he has met with all of the oceanfront building managers, except for
the Bal Harbour Club and the Kenilworth House. Mayor Hirsch) questioned that if the
buildings own the property behind the bulkheads, then why aren't they landscaping and
why is the Village doing it. Mr. Treppeda stated some buildings have landscaped that area
and some haven't. They're not required to. It's really property they're not using if it's east
of their walls or fences. Mayor Hirschl stated this changes the project dramatically.
Councilman Boggess questioned if the Village can't accomplish what it originally set out
to do, then what's the point of spending $1.4 million. Mayor Hirschl agreed and thinks the
Village should go ahead and enhance the jogging path and talk about the rest of the
project. Mayor Hirsch) stated this has been discussed for about 1 1 years and now they're
coming forward with the request to keep the access road. It seems reasonable that the
Village doesn't want vehicles on the beachfront, except for an emergency. Councilman
Boggess doesn't think the Village has to provide an alley. Councilman Roth doesn't think
the project should be canceled. Councilman Gorson doesn't think so either. Councilman
Roth stated that he sees some of the problems that are created by not being able to get
equipment to properties to do certain repairs. Mayor Hirsch) stated it's not a requirement
to have access; Miami Beach and other municipalities don't have it. Mayor Hirschl thinks
that the project should be re -discussed and re -worked from the ground up. Councilman
Boggess stated the whole idea of the project was to get rid of the alley and to landscape
so that people would think that they're in a tropical paradise. If the Village is going to
maintain the alley, then he doesn't see the point in doing this project. Councilman Boggess
thinks that the jogging path should be re -done and the rest of the money should be put in
the bank. Mr. Treppeda stated that the State seems to have a problem with the elimination
of the road and Christy Brush is here to explain that.
Christy Brush, Coastal Systems International, addressed the Council and explained
that they initially presented a plan for permit consideration to the State of Florida
Department of Environmental Protection that had a modified version of the alleyway. At
that point, Coastal Systems was given direction from the Council to fill that with vegetation.
When that revised plan was presented to the State, the State had a concern with the
blockage of traditional use of that area. When the State nourished the beach in the 1970's,
it placed sand up to the bulkhead line of the properties. In doing that, the State established
the erosion control line, which became the east property line for the property owners,
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whereby east of that erosion control line is considered public land in the State of Florida.
The State of Florida has jurisdiction and ownership of those lands. West of that line, the
property owners still have ownership. However, there's a pre-empted easement that was
given to the State at the time of the beach renourishment project that allowed the State to
maintain the pre-empted easement for traditional use between the backs of the properties
and the erosion control line. Traditional use in this area is considered to be a north/south
public access way. Not necessarily for cranes, etc., but for the public's use. Coastal
Systems has permitted other projects where this pre-empted easement also existed
wherein there was some type of vegetation permitted. The State has allowed very low vine
type vegetation that would not prohibit the use of the area for the public. So, the State has
stated a preference that the Village not fill the alleyway with tall lush vegetation so that the
public would still have north/south access on the beach, without having to climb over palm
trees and bushes. However, there may be some means of getting unobtrusive vegetation
in there.
Councilman Boggess stated he would like to know the amount of engineering fees spent
on this project thus far. Councilman Boggess stated Harvey Sasso and the landscaping
people were fully aware what the Council wanted to do and questioned why nobody has
told the Council this information before now. Councilman Boggess questioned why
thousands of dollars were spent on landscaping and planning and the Village can't do what
it set out to do. Councilman Gorson stated there's a way this can be handled and the plan
should be re -addressed and studied. Councilman Gorson stated that the access road
doesn't have to be as ugly as it is now in order to be just a path. Councilman Boggess
stated the Council wasn't aware before now that the buildings have right-of-ways and
questioned why the engineers didn't tell them this sooner. Mayor Hirschl thinks it's a
mistake to continue with this project right now and that the Council should meet in a
workshop to discuss options. Councilman Roth doesn't think the Council should cancel
this project and that it should be done quickly. Assistant Mayor Tantleff stated that he's
amazed that Harvey Sasso is not at the meeting and that Mr. Sasso should have known
that the Village couldn't do this from the beginning. Assistant Mayor Tantleff requested that
Mr. Sasso contact Mayor Hirschl or Mr. Treppeda.
Assistant Mayor Tantleff thinks the first step should be to finish the south part of the
jogging path and get rid of the temporary detour sign. He suggested taking the project one
step at a time. Councilman Boggess suggested tabling the item until it is straightened out.
Mayor Hirschl suggested having a workshop meeting at a rapid rate and explained that the
Village is committed to continue this project, just not in the present fashion. Mr. Treppeda
was directed to contact the Council to schedule a workshop meeting as soon as possible.
Ms. Brush addressed the issue of Mr. Sasso's attendance and stated that they were only
invited to the meeting at the end of last week. In addition, she does this for a living and
she is taking responsibility for the job at this point. Ms. Brush stated at this point there are
two plans. One plan has some sand on a path, which is the access road, with some curves
that also maintains emergency access. Mayor Hirschl stated it was mentioned previously
that the State would only allow low foliage in that area, so palms that were shown on the
plan would be eliminated, which changes the package completely. Ms. Brush stated it
would not eliminate all of the vegetation, but the Village cannot produce a barrier. The
State does not require that the Village maintain vehicular access, that's between the
Village and the property owners. Ms. Brush explained the reason why it wasn't brought to
the Council's attention that the property owners have jurisdiction earlier, is because the
Village acted as the applicant for the original path in the 1970's. Based on that, they
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believe (the Village, Coastal Systems, the State) that there had to have been some kind
of easement granted or authorization granted to the Village to have jurisdiction at that point
for the area seaward of the properties. Typically the Village would have to get specific
authorization for that project and/or an easement granted for maintenance from the
property owners. However, they have not been able to find a record or the easement.
Since they haven't been able to find a legal record of an easement, the State is requiring
that the Village have some sort of authorization for that portion of the project that is
landward of the erosion control line. Unless the easement can be found, the Village doesn't
have an option of getting a State permit other then receiving authorization from the
property owners. Ms. Brush stated that either plan could be modified to make the Village
and the oceanfront properties happy. Mayor Hirschl stated that this is Committee work. Ms.
Brush suggested hearing from the property owners today instead of moving on so that she
can hear their thoughts on it. Mayor Hirsch) thinks that it's Ms. Brush's obligation to meet
with the property owners herself to get their feedback and not to do it at the Council
meeting.
It was the consensus of the Council to have a Council Workshop Meeting to discuss this issue.
Mr. Treppeda is to contact the Council to schedule a workshop meeting and to also invite
the oceanfront Building Representatives, Village Engineers, and Bradshaw, Gill &
Associates to attend. Coastal Systems International should meet with the oceanfront
Building Representatives prior to the workshop meeting.
Guard House Proiect Update and Approval of Change Orders
11=9: Mr. Treppeda explained that the guardhouse is almost complete and there are some
change orders. Mr. Treppeda stated that Change Order No. 9 and 4 are for items that they
didn't want to put under the original contract. They have to be called change orders, but
they're really not because they were planned at the beginning of the project. The total
price for the change orders is $51,557.16 and the Civic Association agrees with these
change orders. Mayor Hirsch) stated he wants the public to know that the Council has
nothing to do with the Civic Association's Guardhouse Project, except to pay the bills.
Mayor Hirschl questioned the total budget for the project. Mr. Treppeda stated the
assessment projection was $482,000.00 and so far $428,000.00 will be spent (including
the cost today). A motion was offered by Councilman Roth and seconded by Assistant Mayor
Tantleff to approve $51,557.16 for Change Orders 1-9 and up to $10,000 for lighting and
electrical work. The motion carried with the vote as follows: Manor Hirschl aye; Assistant Manor
Tantleff aye; Councilman Boggess aye; Councilman Gorson aye; Councilman Roth aye.
Security District Smart Pass: Mr. Treppeda explained that he has
an additional item for discussion that was not in the agenda. Mr. Treppeda stated that the
Civic Association President has approached him regarding the Smart Pass System. The
Association planned on paying for all of the equipment and passes by charging $88.00 for
each pass; however, they have slowly been selling the passes and have asked the Village
if they can take a loan for $26,000.00 so that they wont' have to keep writing checks to the
Village. Mr. Treppeda explained that the Village would charge the Association interest. Mr.
Treppeda requested authorization to pay Kent Security. Mayor Hirsch) questioned if the
Civic Association anticipates recovering the full $26,000.00. Gina Berlin, Civic
Association Representative, replied yes. Mr. Treppeda stated that the Association will
pay the Village back any interest that the Village loses by paying them. Mr. Weiss
questioned the term of the note. Mr. Treppeda stated a note hasn't been written up at this
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point because the money hasn't been given to them yet. Mrs. Horton will get a note before
the money is given. Mr. Weiss questioned what period of time it will be paid back. Mr.
Treppeda stated very soon. Mayor Hirsch) questioned if the money being lent is Security
District money or Village money. Mrs. Horton stated it is Village money and they are being
charged interest at 5.89%, which is what the Village would be losing. Mayor Hirschl
questioned if there's $26,000.00 in the Security District budget right now to forward that
money. Mrs. Horton responded no, they have expended just about everything in it.
Mr. Weiss stated the Security District is a Village special taxing district and that the Village
has a contract with the Civic Association to manage it. As part of that contract, the
Association is selling the smart passes and they need the Village to lay out the money in
advance to purchase these smart passes so that they can go back and sell them. Mr.
Weiss' concem is lending money to a private organization. So, he's wondering if the
Village can purchase the passes because the Village used to purchase and sell them. Mrs.
Horton stated years ago they did, but the Civic Association handles all of that now. Mr.
Weiss thinks the Village should purchase the Smart Pass System and doesn't think that
there's a need for a loan because the Association is the Village's agent and is operating
the Village's Security District. So, the Village should purchase them and then as the
Association sells them and collects the money, they should put the money back into the
account. Mr. Weiss doesn't think there's a need for a loan. Mr. Treppeda stated that's
fine. Mrs. Berlin stated they will re -pay the Village in 6-12 months.
A motion was offered by Councilman Roth and seconded by Assistant Mayor Tantleff to approve
$26,000.00 for the Village to purchase the Smart Pass System for the Security District with the
requirement that the Association is to pay back the Village for the expense. The motion carried
with the vote as follows: Mayor Hirschl aye; Assistant Mayor Tantleff aye; Councilman Boggess
aye; Councilman Gorson aye: Councilman Roth aye.
Approval of Sod Removal/Replacement: Mr. Treppeda explained
that after the storm drainage project, one of the islands, especially the western median,
deteriorated greatly. A credit with the companies was negotiated. Mr. Treppeda requested
to replace the sod on the western most island, which is the worst. He reported that the
eastem island seems to be improving greatly. Mr. Treppeda also requested to place timers
on three of the large islands in the Security District because, with the watering restriction
times, the Village is having problems being able to water it within the hours of the Public
Works Department. The amount he's requesting is up to $45,000.00, which would also
include the timers for the three islands. Mr. Treppeda stated that part of this money was
credited from Telcon. A motion was offered by Councilman Roth and seconded by Assistant
Mayor Tantleff to approve up to $45,000.00 for Vila & Son to remove and replace the existing sod
on the Harbour Way west center median and to fine tune and install timers on the Harbour Way
medians and the median in the 100 block of Bal Bay Drive. The motion carried with the vote as
follows: Manor Hirschl aye; Assistant Mayor Tantleff aye; Councilman Boggess aye; Councilman
Gorson aye; Councilman Roth ave.
Approval of C.A.P. Engineering Fees for 96th Street
Landscaping Proiect: Mr. Treppeda explained that at the December Council meeting,
the Council approved the conceptual plans for the 96th Street landscaping project. The
Department of Transportation (DOT) is planning to begin the work on the 96th Street
drainage and resurfacing in April 2001. However, it will require some time for the Village
Engineers to begin making the construction documents. There is a proposal in the agenda
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that the construction estimate to carry out the entire project is $528,920.00. The proposal
before the Council today is for $57,800.00 for C.A.P. Engineering, which is about 11 % of
the project cost, and is not bad considering they will also do the management of the
project. Councilman Roth questioned if there has been any news from Surfside. Mr.
Treppeda stated that Surfside has still not gotten back to him. Eduardo Rodriguez, Town
Manager of Surfside, had told Mr. Treppeda that he would be speaking with his Council
soon, but thus far there have been no commitments. Councilman Boggess questioned if
the Village should even landscape the south side of the street. Mayor Hirsch) stated this
has been discussed by the Council because although the south side of the street is
Surfside and the north is Bal Harbour, when a person travels east on 96th Street, and
enters the Bal Harbour/Surfside area, it makes a statement. Mayor Hirschl requested that
Mr. Treppeda find out a number from Surfside so that the Council will have more
information to make a decision with. Mr. Treppeda stated this doesn't have to be approved
today. It was the consensus of the Council to table this item until the Village hears from the
Town of Surfside.
Resort Tax Committee Recommendations: Mr. Treppeda
requested approval for the following recommendations approved by the Resort Tax
Committee:
1. LeRep Reception in Brazil: $ 5,636.40
2. BraziVArgentina Receptions: up to $ 35,000.00
3. New Internet Site: $ 23,679.00
(to be produced by The Miami Herald Online)
4. Manhattan Travel V.I.P. FAM Tour $ 5,000.00
5. Photography: $ 17,750.00
6. Love 94 Summer Radio Campaign: $ 22,441.50
(plus cost of securing talent for 6 brunches)
7. Time Capsule
Councilman Boggess stated that so far the LeRep Representatives in Brazil are doing a
beautiful job. They had a reception in San Paulo with the top travel people in the Country
and it was well received. Four more receptions are being planned, 3 in Brazil and 1 in
Buenos Aires. Councilman Boggess reported that a fantastic web site has been worked
out using The Miami Herald, which offered many collateral benefits that none of the other
web companies could offer. It will be more interactive, cover more territory, and will enable
people to make direct reservations with the hotels, etc. Councilman Boggess explained
that the Village will be having a group of top travel executives from New York coming in for
a trip. In addition, the Resort Tax Committee is recommending $5,000.00 for photography
for some good food shots. The Summer Radio Campaign is also being planned with jazz
brunches at the various restaurants through Love 94. Councilman Boggess stated that the
Committee feels that these are all well justified expenses. Mayor Hirsch) stated that all of
the money being talked about here are resort tax monies, which is money collected from
food, beverage, and lodging in Bal Harbour restaurants and hotels. So, these are monies
that are geared towards tourist related development and they do not come out of the
personal ad valorem taxes.
A motion was offered by Councilman Boggess and seconded by Councilman Roth to approve
$'109,506.90, plus the cost of securing talent for 6 brunches for the Love 94 Radio Campaign, for
recommendations made by the Resort Tax Committee at their meeting on April 13, 2000. The
motion carried with the vote as follows: Mayor Hirschl aye; Assistant Mayor Tantleff aye;
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Councilman Boggess aye; Councilman Gorson aye; Councilman Roth aye.
Mr. Treppeda explained that the Rotary Club of Bal Harbour would like to place a time
capsule somewhere in the Village that they can open 25 years from now. They're going
to use it as a fundraiser from the Rotary Club and to also give the Village some attention.
Mr. Treppeda questioned if any Council members would have a problem with the Rotary
Club doing that. It was the consensus of the Council that it would be fine. Mr. Treppeda
stated he will work something up and present a location to the Council. Councilman
Boggess thinks that $5.00 is too cheap. Mr. Treppeda stated the Rotary Club can increase
that.
Mayor Hirsch) requested an update on the Bal Harbour Park Project. Mr. Treppeda
reported that the project is out to bid and the bids are due April 26s'. He explained that the
bids will be presented at the next Council meeting.
10. Other Business: None
11. Ad Dorn: There being no further business to come before the Council,
a motion was offered by Councilman Gorson and seconded by Councilman Boggess to adjourn.
The motion carried unanimously (5-0). and the meeting adjourned at 3:45 p.m.
ayor Andrew R. Hirsch)
Attest:
Jeanette Ilorton,CMC/AAE/CLO
Village Clerk
/elw
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