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The Regular Meeting of the Bal Harbour Village Council was held on Tuesday, April 20,
2004, in the Council Chambers, at Bal Harbour Village Hall The meeting was called to
order at 9 00 a m by Mayor Tantleff Those present were ,
Also present
Mayor Daniel S Tantleff
Assistant Mayor Seymour "Sy" Roth
Councilman Howard J Berlin,
Councilman Joel S Jacobi2
Alfred J Treppeda, Village Manager
Jeanette Horton, Village Clerk
Richard J Weiss, Village Attorney
Absent Councilman Peg E Gorson
As a quorum was determined to be present, the meeting commenced
4.. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Village
resident Brian Mulheren
3. APPROVAL OF MIPILITES: A motion was offered by Assistant Mayor Roth
and seconded by Councilman Berlin to approve the minutes of the March 16, 2004 Regular
Meeting and March 30, 2004 Special Meeting. The motion carried unanimously (3-0), with
Councilman Gorson and Councilina►i Jacobi absent, and the rnii:rttes were approved as
submitted.
4. PRESENTATIONS:
GENERAL EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTI." — MONICA ARNESON:
Chief Hunker announced that Monica Arneson was selected as the "Employee of the Month"
for 1vlarch 2004 for being the most vital member of his team in addition to all her duties, she
Just completed a huge project of organizing the Annual Dade Chiefs Dinner Ms Arneson
was presented with a plaque and a check with the thanks of the Mayor and Council
OFFICER OF THE MONTH — DETECrIVE PAUL DEITADO: Captain
Greg Roye announced that Detective Paul Deitado was selected as the "Officer of the Month"
for March 2004 for courage and commitment in his undercover assignment which resulted in
the seizure of $55,000 00 The successful conclusion of this investigation is a testament to
Detective Deitado's abilities and professionalism Detective Deitado was presented with a
plaque and a check with the thanks of the Mayor and Council
1 Councilman Berlin left the meetinu attei appiokal of tht. ►fit,ort Tat C ommittee Recommendations
2 Councilman Jacobi an ived
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Chief Hunker presented Sergeant Charles Merrill with a framed article from the Miami Herald
regarding his selection as Officer of the Year
RECONIT1ON — BRIAN MULHEREN Chief Hunker explained that
Village resident Brian Mulheren aided Officer Balikes in taking down a subject with two
additional officers He presented Mr Mulheren with a plaque honoring his actions
S. ORDINANCE FIRST READIN Mr Treppeda requested deferral of this
ordinance for further review
A motion was offered by Assistant Mayor Roth and seconded by Councilman Berlin to defer the
following ordinance. The notion carried with the vote as follows: Mayor Tantleff aye; Assistant
Mayor Roth aye; Councilman Berlin aye; Councilman Gorson absent; Councilman Jacobi aye.
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF BAL HARBOUR CREATING SECTION
7.5 OF THE VILLAGE CODE ENTITLED "WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS
TOWERS AND ANTENNAS"; PROVIDNG INTENT; PROVIDING FOR
APPLICABILITY; PROVIDING DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING APPLICATION
REQUIREMENTS; PROVIDING A REVIEW PROCESS; PROVIDING
DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS; PROVIDING REMOV4L OF ABANDONED
ATNE `NAS AND TOWERS; PROVIDING FOR PROTECTION OF THE VILLAGE
AND RESIDENTS; PROVIDING FOR SECURITY FUND; PROVIDING
PENALTIES; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS, INCLUSION IN
THE CODE, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
6. ORDINANCES SECOND READING/PUBLIC HEARIN None
7. LOBBYIST REISTRATIONS No New Registrations
6. REPORTS AND RECOMMENDAT1ONS2
A. MAYOR AND COUNCIL.
Mayor Tantleff advised that he has been asked by several residents to look at where
people live in the Village, in terms of districts changing and new buildings going up He
reported that Mr Treppeda is putting together some information on that, which the Mayor
will review
Councilman Jacobi reported that Law Day is corning up at North Dade Justice Center on
May 6th
B VILLAGE ATTORNEY Mr Weiss stated that the Workers'
Compensation Carrier, GRIT, failed and went into bankruptcy, so the Village ended up with
another Workers' Compensation Carrier He advised the Council that they were able to
recover $20,000 00 from the bankruptcy for the Village
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Discussion of Biscayne Bav Societs Request for a
Contribution: Mr Treppeda stated that the Biscayne Bay Society appeared before the
Council at the last meeting and the Council deferred a decision on giving them a
contribution until this meeting He advised that they have received the following funds so
far
FIU $25,000.00 (seed money to get started)
Aventura $ 7,200.00
Sunny Isles Beach $ 5,000.00
Parkway Regional Medical Center S12,500.00
UBS Financial $ 2,500.00
Northern Trust $ 2,500.00
Mr Treppeda reported that this is a non-profit organization Assistant Mayor Roth
confirmed that Mr Weiss mentioned that this is not considered charity, but is a non-profit
organization and therefore, the Village would be allowed to make a contribution Mr Weiss
agreed
Councilman Jacobi questioned how the Biscayne Bay Society affects Bal Harbour They
advised that Bal Harbour residents are solicited and are on the mailing lists and are
encouraged to participate in all of the events He advised that most of the events are free
Assistant Mayor Roth advised that he has received mail and they have some very
interesting events
Councilman Berlin stated that at the last meeting, Mayor Tantleff wanted to make sure that
every resident in Bal Harbour is on the mailing list He questioned if this would be an
annual contribution or a one-time contribution The representative from Biscayne Bay
stated that it is a one year contribution and they would have to come back Councilman
Berlin clarified that they will probably come back again yearly The representative from
Biscayne Bay agreed Councilman Berlin questioned if the Village will have the ability to
review the value of what it is getting The representative from Biscayne Bay responded yes
Mayor Tantleff stated that the Village contributes to Bay Harbor Elementary, which is a
program for the kids He stated that this is a program for the adults and from what the
Council has heard, it's a great program, so he thinks that it's important that the Village
support it
A motion was offered by Assistant Mayor Roth and seconded by Councilman Berlins to contribute
$5, 000. 00. The notion carried with the vote as follows: Mayor Taiitleffaye; Assistant Mayor Roth
aye; Councilman Berlin aye; Councilman Gorsoit absent; Councilman Jacobi aye.
Request for Approval of Funds for New Computer Server: Mr
Treppeda explained that the computer server at Village Hall is five years old and is no
longer keeping up with the needs of the Village because it's out of space and is very slow
He advised that Professional Network Solutions has been with the Village for seven years
Mr Treppeda stated a proposal was received from Professional Network Solutions to
provide the Village with state of the art equipment, which would cover three years of
support, as well as delivery, installation, transfer of data, and configuration of work stations
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He requested approval of $24,038
Assistant Mayor Roth questioned if the Village will get any trade-in on the old server Mr
Treppeda responded no, but it can be donated He advised that the proposal received
from Professional Network Solution was compared to the Dell State of Florida bid
A motion was offered by Assistant Mayor Roth and seconded bp Councilman Jacobi to approve
$24,038.00 to purchase a iiew computer server per the proposal received roni Professional
Network Solutions. The motion carried with the vote as follows: Mayor Tantleff `aye; Assistant
Mayor Roth aye; Councilman Berlin aye; Councilman Corson absent; Councilman Jacobi aye.
Recommendation of Appointment of Joni D. Blachar, Esq. As
Special Master: Mr Treppeda advised that the Village Code authorizes the Village
Manager to appoint Special Masters as he deems necessary He explained that Darcee
Siegel currently serves as a Special Master, but due to an Attorney General Opinion, she
will not be able to serve two cities at the same time (she also serves as a Special Master at
Sunny Isles Beach) Mr Treppeda recommended the appointment of Joni Blachar, who
has been in the community for a number of years and is an attorney He requested that the
Council ratify his appointment
Dina Cellini, resident — 211 Bal Cross Drive, stated that Mrs Blachar would be the
Village's only Special Master and she foresees occasions when she might have to recuse
herself in certain circumstances, so she would therefore suggest that the Village take
some sort of affirmative action to find other special masters, in the event that would
happen She stated that in doing so, she would also recommend that the Council look at
the individual's legal experience and seek someone who, as the Code points out, has
outstanding, professional ability and perhaps look at the Martin Dale Hubble, which is the
preeminent legal rating system for lawyers in this Country and find some lawyers who are
rated in there, preferably AV rated Mr Treppeda advised that since Mrs Blachar will be
the only Special Master, he plans on getting some more He stated that the Village is
looking for some more, if anyone knows any attorneys Mr Treppeda stated that the pay is
$100 per hearings) date
Babak Raheb, resident — 128 Balfour Drive, stated that his concern is a conflict of
interest issue He stated that the majority of complaints will be coming from the gated
community and the person residing there may have a conflict in essence to neighbors she
may like or dislike, etc Mr Raheb thinks that what he has read as far as experience, Mrs
Blachar has not practiced law since 1997 and it's his opinion that she doesn't have the
judicial temperance (9133) to handle positions that might have a conflict He also sees
conflict with the Bal Harbour Civic Association regarding her involvement in the election
He suggests looking outside to avoid conflict
Gabriella Webster, resident — 30 Park Drive, thinks that as Mrs Blachar has been a
member of the community for quite a while, she has an objective disposition Counting
ballots for the Civic Association doesn t necessarily influence her one way or the other
She would like to see Mrs Blachar get started on the right foot by having everyone support
her
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Assistant Mayor Roth added that Joni would make decisions for the whole village not just
the Security District Mr Treppeda stated that she wouldn't have a problem hearing cases
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from anywhere in the entire city Mrs Blanchar wanted it on record that she just purchased
a condo at Lanai Condo on Collins Avenue and now is a property owner outside the
Security District and will be fair She is also flattered that Mr Treppeda recommended her
for the appointment
A motion was offered by 4ssistaiit Mayor Rotli and seconded by Coiincilinaii Jacobi to ratify the
Village Manager's appointment of Joni Blachar, Esq. as a Special Master for Bal Harbour
Village. The motion carried with the vote as follows: Mayor Taiitleff aye; Assistant Mayor Rotli
aye, Councilman Berlin aye; Councilman Gorsoii absent; Councilman Jacobi aye.
WCI Request to Erect Decorative Fence Wraps Around the
Perimeter of the Construction Site and Banners on a Limited Number of Street
Light Poles: Mr Michael Patrizia, the Project Manager for WCI's One Bal Harbour with
Steve Sorenson is requesting two separate approvals for temporary fence construction and
one for graphics on the fencing along Collins Avenue to promote One Bal Harbour and Bal
Harbour itself This would enclosed the site so construction, dust will not be seen and to
appease his neighbors to the South —Harbour House South — as they have concerns
about dust and have requested a barrier The graphics image,presented reflect a lifestyle
of Bal Harbour and are tastefully done The fence and graphics would wrap around the
entire perimeter of the project site The structure of the fence will be subject to approval of
the building department and the graphics would be added on to the fence
Brian Mulheren, resident -- Carlton Terrace, stated he thinks it's a great idea because
living next to the Bellini is a disgrace The Bellini site is not maintained The fences are
mismatched and dust, paint and concrete comes into his property He commends WCI for
their diligence in maintaining their site and thinks the graphics fence is a great idea
Mr Patrizia stated that the second item is the requirement to have a five star hotel as a
part of the development agreement for One Bal Harbour He is currently in negotiations
with a hotel but can't announce it yet because they have signed a confidentiality agreement
but will announce it when he is legally permitted to At that time he would like to place
graphic banners along all Collins Avenue light posts to announce this hotel operator and
promoting Bal Harbour The layout was presented showing the hotel and the Bal Harbour
promotion The council would like the Resort Tax Committee to discuss this before it
comes to the Council
Babak Raheb, resident — 128 Balfour Drive, stated that he is concerned that the hotel
agreement should be updated to include penalties/fines for WCI not securing a Five Star
hotel using Michelin as a guide to the rating He thinks the contract should have more
"bite" to protect residents
The council approved the temporary fencing and graphics around the One Bal Harbour
project as follows
A motion was offered by Coiliiciliilaii Jacobi and seconded by Assistant i1!ai'or Roth to approve
the temporary fence and graphics . The motion carried with the vote as follows: Mayor Tantleff
aye; Assistant Mayor Roth aye; Coitiicilitiaii Berlin aye; Coitiiciliiiaii Gorsoii absent; Councilman
Jacobi at,e.
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Request for Approval of Funds for Landscaping Maintenance:
Mr Treppeda stated that he and Mr Robert Wheldon, Director of Public Works, would like
to contract Luke's Landscaping for removal and trimming of trees
Dina Cellini, resident — 211 Bal Cross Drive, wants to know why we're contracting
outside for landscaping and thinks maybe the city should hire more Public Works people
Mr Wheidon said it takes twelve weeks to get this work done with three employees and a
truck being tied up Assistant Mayor Roth said it would be cheaper to pay the outside
contractor than to hire someone as the cost of his salary, insurance, worker's comp etc
would cost the city more
The following proposals were received
Luke's Landscaping
Landcare Tree Experts of Florida, Inc.
$25,020.00
$30,516.00
A motion was offered by Assistant Mayor Roth and seconded by Councilman Jacobi to approve
$25,020.00 for Luke's Landscaping to remove dates in April, remove coconuts in May & August,
and trim black olive trees in May & August. The notion carried with the vote as follows: Mayor
Tantleff aye; Assistant Mayor Roth aye; Councilman Berlin aye; Councilman Gorsoii absent;
Councilman Jacobi aye.
Request for Approval to Paint Bus Shelters, Benches, and
Trash Receptacles Throughout Bal Harbour Village: Mr Treppeda explained that he
has had complaints regarding the appearance of the Bus Shelters, Benches and Trash
Receptacles and is asking for approval of funds for this project He recommends Ed
French whom has been used in the past and submitted the lowest estimate
The following proposals were received
Ed French Painting
Jomac of Miami, Inc.
Painting & Services Unlimited
$18,500.00
$23,065.00
$23,300.00
A notion was offered by Assistant Mayor Roth and seconded by Councilman Jacobi to approve
$18,500.00 for Ed French Painting to paint the bus shelters, benches, and trash receptacles
throughout the Village (funds will cone from the % cent transportation tax for the bras shelters
and from the general fund for the items located on the beach). The motion carried with the vote as
follows: Mayor Tatitlef f' aye; Assistant Mayor Roth aye; Councilman Berlin aye; Councilman
Corson absent; Councilman Jacobi aye.
Request for Approval for Amendment to Franchise Agreement
between Bal Harbour Villaje and Surfside: Mr Treppeda reported that Surfside has a
problem with the larger sewer pump size setting a higher pressure load They will not
consider our changes In order to keep the project moving, our engineer feels that it's okay
to accept Surfside's changes He would recommend approval of these changes because
Surfside has threatened an injunction against the Village to stop the project Mr Weiss
suggested another attorney review the agreement to avoid the appearance of conflict as
his firm has done some work for Surfside He suggested Andy Morotis to review the
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A motion was offered by Assistant Mayor Roth and seconded by Coiiiiciliiia,i Jacobi to have
another attorney review the franchise agreement . The motion carried with the vote as Follows:
Mayor Tantleff aye; Assistant Mayor Roth aye; Councilman Berlin aye; Councilman Gorsoii
absent; Coiiizcilntait Jacobi aye.
Mayor Tantleff called for a recess at 9 50 a m and the meeting was reconvened at 9 58
a m The clerk called the roll Councilman Berlin and Councilman Gorson were absent
Request for Approval of Forfeiture Expenditures: Mr Treppeda
explained the Chief Hunker is requesting approval of forfeiture funds for the following
items
Taser X26 Weapons (12 units @ $1,250 per unit) $15,000.00
Department Web Site $ 5,000.00
Laser Speed Measurement Devices (3 units @ $3,810 per unit) $11,430.00
Computer Server (for Police Department) $27,000.00
TOTAL: $58,430.00
A motion was offered by Assistant Mayor Roth and seconded by Councilman Jacobi to approve
$58,430.00 in Forfeiture Expenditures for the above listed items. The motion carried with the vote
as follows: Mayor Tantleff aye; Assistant Mayor Roth aye; Coiinciliiian Berlin aye; Councilman
Gorson absent; Councilman Jacobi aye.
Extension and Expansion of Take Home Vehicle Program:
Chief Hunker is pleased with the program for Supervisors and would like to extend it to all
officers for a three year test period
A motion was offered by Assistant Mayor Roth and seconded by Councilman Jacobi to approve
the extension and expansion of Take Home Vehicle Program. The motion carried with the vote as
follows: Mayor Tantleff aye; Assistant Mayor Roth aye; Councilman Berlin aye; Councilman
Gorsoii absent; Councilman Jacobi aye.
Resort Tax Committee Recommendations: Mr Treppeda
reviewed the following items that were recommended for approval by the Resort Tax
Committee, at their meeting on April 15, 2004
1) Sales Calls & Media Blitz During POW -WOW 2004 Trade Show in Los Angeles $ 3,000.00
(Week of April 24)
(Co-partner NN ith the GMCVB — Costs for ( atenntz .end (rift During Sales Calls)
1OTAL: $ 3,000.00
A motion was offered by Assistant Wayor Roth and seconded by Cotiiiciliiiaii Jacobi to approve
S3,000.00 in resort tax funds, for the above listed iteiii. The motion carried with the vote as
follows: Mayor Tantleff aye; Assistant Mayor Roth aye; Coiliicilitiaii Berlin aye.j Coiiiicilnraii
Gorson aye; Councilman Jacobi absent:
Request for Approval of Agreement with Kent Security: Mr
Treppeda explained that the contract between Kent Security and the Village had recently
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expired and we now need a new agreement Kent came in the middle with their bid. The
Civic Association President is in favor of remaining with Kent Kent has not had problems
since they upgraded their computers, software and personnel
Babek Raheb, resident — 128 Balfour Drive, stated that when this matter came up in
September 2002 the Association could not make a decision They asked the Police
Department to help and still couldn't make a decision and wound up turning it back to the
city He feels the Civic Association is not qualified to make this decision
Pat Tumpson, resident —10185 Collins Avenue, stated that Kent has served in her area
for twenty years and she was very pleased with their service and would recommend them
to the council
Dina Cellini, resident — 211 Bal Cross Drive, wants to know why the Village doesn't get
bids for security companies for the security district She is afraid of favoritism and want the
Village to try to save the resident's money by getting more bids
Sandra Dunn, resident — 208 Park Drive, apologized for burdening the Council with this
issue She asked Chief Hunker to do a survey as no one had any expertise in this area
She recommends that Kent Security continue as they have improved their service and
know the community and it's needs
Doug Rudolph, resident — 212 Bal Bay Drive, feels that the Civic Association made the
right decision in turning security over to the Council and the City He backs whatever
decision is made by Mr Treppeda and the Council
Brian Mulheren, resident — Carlton Terrace, is very pleased with the Council and the
number of bids received He said to let the government and police department do their
jobs
Richard Weiss, Village Attorney, stated that there are no competitive bid requirements
within the Village code except for things required to be bid by state law The Council can
instruct the Manager to get bids but he doesn't have to He can just make a
recommendation
Chief Hunker, spoke to the Civic Association and Council He talked to each of the
Security Companies and said the prices are around one to two percent difference His
concern is service He felt Wackenhut would give a little better service It would cost a lot
more if the Police Department were to do Security He feels Kent provides adequate
service for the needs of the community and is doing a good job He agrees with the
Manager on his recommendation of Kent
The following price comparisons were received
Bal Harbour Village
Wackenhut
Kent Security
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50 State Security
Elite Guard
$215,514.05 per year
$187,941.69 per year
$162,275.20 per year
$145,854.00 per year
S144,436.00 per year
A motion was offered by -lssistaiit Mayor Roth and seconded by Councilman Jacobi to approve
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the agreement with Kent Security . Tlie motion carried with the rote as follows: Afayor Tantleff 123
aye; Assistant Mayor Roth aye; Councilman Berlin absent; Coiliicil,naii Gorsoii absentL
Council,tian Jacobi aye.
Request for Additional Funds for Guardhouse Maintenance
and Repairs: Mr Treppeda stated that in October 2003, approval was given for
$10,000 00 for Maintenance and Repairs but it did not include the gates and fence and the
gate at the 96th Street entrance The additional $1500 00 is from Security District Funds
As soon as a contractor is selected, we can move ahead with the project
A motion was offered by Assistant Mayor Roth and seconded by Mayor Tantleff to approve
$1,500.00 in Security District funds to conduct repairs and maintenance of the guard house and
gates/fences. The motion carried with the vote as follows: Mayor Tantleff aye; Assistant Mayor
Roth aye; Councilman Berlin absent; Councilman Gorson absent; Councilman Jacobi aye.
Resolutions:
A resolution was read by title, by the Village Clerk, transferring designated and
undesignated funds within the general fund budget for the Fiscal Year 2003-2004
A motion was offered by Councilman Jacobi and seconded by Assistant Mayor Roth to adopt
Resolution 1Vo. 658 . The motion carried with the vote as follows: Mayor Tantleff aye; Assistant
Mayor Roth aye; Councilman Berlin absent; Councilman Gorson absent; Couitcilnian Jacobi
aye. Thus becoming:
RESOLUTON NO. 658
A RESOLUTION OF BAL HARBOUR, FLORIDA, TRANSFERRING DESIGNATED
FUNDS, UNDESIGNATED FUNDS WITHIN THE GENERAL FUND FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR 2003/2004.
A resolution was read by title, by the Village Clerk, authorizing the Chief of Police to enter
into a Memorandum of Understanding with other Law Enforcement Agencies
A motion was offered by Assistant Mayor Roth and seconded by Mayor Tantleff to adopt
Resolution No. 659 . The notion carried with the vote as follows: Mayor Tantleff aye; Assistant
Mayor Roth aye; Councilman Berlin absent; Councilman Gorsoii absent; Councilman Jacobi
aye. Thiis becoming:
RESOLUTION NO. 659
A RESOLE_ TION OF THE ‘ ILLAGE COL NC IL OF BAL HARBOUR s ILLAGE,
FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING THE CHIEF OF POLICE TO ENTER INTO A
MEMORAN Dt M OF t N DERSTAN DIN(, (`•MOt ") WITH OTHER LANK
ENFORCENIENT AGENCIES AND AUTHORIZING THE TRANSFER AND
SHARING OF FORFEITED FUNDS AND/OR PROPERTY SEIZED PURSUANT TO
THE MOU TO SUPPORT INVESTIGATIVE AND OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES
AND ANY PROTRACTED MULTI -JURISDICTION AL INVESTIGATIONS
AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMAND STAFF OF EITHER AGENCY
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A resolution was read by title, by the Village Clerk, revising the special assessment formula
for the Security Program for the Residential Section of Bal Harbour
A ??lotion: was offered by Councilman Jacobi and seconded by Assistant Mayor Roth to adopt
Resolution No. 660. The motion carried with the vote as follows: Mayor Tantleff aye; Assistant
Mayor Roth aye; Councilman Berlin absent; Councilman Gorson absent; Councilman Jacobi
aye. Thus becoming:
RESOLUTION NO. 660
A RESOLt TION OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF BAL HARBOUR VILLAGE,
FLORIDA, REVISING THE SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FORMULA TO BE
UTILIZED FOR THE SECURITY PROGRAM FOR THE RESIDENTIAL SECTION
OF BAL HARBOUR (THE "SECURITY AREA") AS PROVIDED BY RESOLUTION
NO. 645, BY REVISING THE ASSESSMENT UPON EACH UNIT OF APARTMENT
BUILDINGS (COOPERATIVES, CONDOMINIUMS, ETC.); PROVIDING FOR
UTILIZATION OF SUCH NEW SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FORMULA FOR
ASSESSMENTS THAT SHALL BE APPLICABLE TO THE FISCAL YEAR
COMMENCING OCTOBER 1, 2004 AND THEREAFTER; PROVIDING FOR
IMPLEMENTATION; PROVIDING FOR EFFECTIVE DATE.
10. OTHER BUSINESS Babek Raheb, resident, 128 Balfour Drive —asked
where is the $550,000 00 letter of credit from WCI7 Mr Treppeda stated
that the letter is currently being held in a vault at Sun Trust Bank.
11. ADJOURNS There being no further business to come before the Council, a
motion was offered by Assistant Mayor Roth and seconded by Councilman Jacobi to adjourn. The
motion carried unanimously (3-0), with Councilman Berlin and Councilman Gorson absent, and
the meeting adjourned at 11:05 a.m.
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