HomeMy Public PortalAbout2015-11-17 Regular MeetingBAL HARBOUR
- VILLAGE -
Mayor Martin Packer
Assistant Mayor Patricia Cohen
Councilman Gabriel Groisman
Councilman Seth E. Salver
Councilman Jaime M. Sanz
Village Manager Jorge M. Gonzalez
Village Clerk Dwight S. Danie
Village Attorneys Weiss Serota Helfman
Cole & Bierman, P.L.
VILLAGE COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING MINUTES
NOVEMBER 17, 2015
AT 7:00 P.M.
(WITH 5:30 P.M. ATTORNEY/CLIENT SESSION)
Bal Harbour Village Hall • 655 - 96th Street • Bal Harbour • Florida 33154
ATTORNEY CLIENT SESSION
CALL TO ORDER - Mayor Packer called the Meeting to order at 5:41 P.M.
ROLE CALL
The following were present:
Mayor Martin Packer
Assistant Mayor Patricia Cohen
Councilman Gabriel Groisman
Councilman Seth E. Salver
(Joined the Attorney/Client Session)
Those not present: Councilman Jaime M. Sanz
(Joined the Attorney/Client Session regarding the Marina)
Also Present:
Jorge M. Gonzalez, Village Manager
Dwight S. Danie, Village Clerk
Richard Jay Weiss, Village Attorney
Joseph H. Serota, Village Attorney
The Mr. Weiss announced the Attorney/Client Sessions at 5:41 P.M. and he, the Mayor,
the Council, the Village Manager and Mr. Serota recessed to a private meeting room.
After the Attorney/Client Session ended, the Council reconvened for its Regular
Council Meeting at 7:00 P.M.
CALL TO ORDER - Mayor Packer called the Regular Council Meeting to order at 7:00
P.M.
The following were present:
Also Present:
Mayor Martin Packer
Assistant Mayor Patricia Cohen
Councilman Gabriel Groisman
Councilman Seth E. Salver
Councilman Jaime M. Sanz
Jorge M. Gonzalez, Village Manager
Dwight S. Danie, Village Clerk
Richard Jay Weiss, Village Attorney
Pledge of Allegiance was led by Lynn Bloch Mullen. A moment of silence followed for
those who lost their lives in Paris, France.
REQUESTS FOR ADDITIONS, WITHDRAWALS AND DEFERRALS
Mr. Gonzalez recommend that items R7A and R7B be deferred to the next Regular
Council meeting due to public notice requirements.
A Motion to defer R7A and R7B was made by Councilman Salver and seconded by
Mayor Packer. Vote: Motion passed unanimously by voice vote (5-0).
PA - PRESENTATIONS AND AWARDS
PA1 Government Finance Officers Association presentation of Certificate of
Achievement Award to the Village for the 2014 Comprehensive Annual Financial
Report (CAFR). Mr. Gonzalez introduced Michael Rozelle, who described the program
and presented the award to the Village. Mayor Packer recognized Village Finance staff.
Councilman Salver acknowledged the importance to receiving this award.
Mayor Packer then acknowledged Village Staff for the Fall Fest that took place on
Sunday, November 15 from 11 am to 2pm at Bal Harbour Park (655 96th Street).
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA
CONSENT AGENDA
C6A Regular Council Meeting - October 20, 2015
Motion: to approve the Minutes, Moved by Councilman Seth Salver, Seconded by
Councilman Jaime M. Sanz. Vote: Motion passed unanimously by voice vote (5-0).
REGULAR AGENDA
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R1A Verbal Report on the Bal Harbour Shops Expansion Project.
(VILLAGE MANAGER)
(R1A was discussed at the end of the Regular Council Agenda to allow Councilman
Sanz to participate then recuse himself for discussions regarding the Shops.)
Councilman Sanz left the dais at 10:19 PM.
Mr. Gonzalez provided an update on activity that had occurred with the proposed
Shops expansion. He commented that a new set of plans had been submitted on
October 28th, 2015 and briefly described current litigation and a Miami -Dade County
Historic Preservation Board meeting scheduled for the following day, November 18.
Mr. Gonzalez then briefly described the October 28th plans as similar to past plans with
the exception that the Church by the Sea was not located in the plans. Instead, Saks
was expanded further to the West to where Village Hall currently is located. He stated
that the newest plan contemplates the sale of Village Hall and that he was looking for
direction from the Council on which direction to proceed.
Councilman Groisman asked if the Shops had submitted a solidified term sheet,
explaining that in order to cast a vote, he needs to know what he is voting on. Mr.
Gonzales stated that having had discussions with the Shops, a term sheet could gel
quickly, but questioned moving forward if Village Hall is not for sale.
Council Groisman made a motion for the Village to set a hearing schedule for the
Shops expansion; Councilman Salver seconded the Motion.
Mayor Packer opened the item to public discussion.
Danielle Touboul (10225 Collins Avenue) spoke if favor of the Bal Harbour Shops and
the relevance of change.
Lynn Bloch Mullen (10150 Collins Avenue) spoke regarding the lease of the Church
and the time it will take for the Church to be relocated.
Ree Kelly Stoppa (2000 Quayside Terrace) spoke asked for a thoughtful and honest
process.
Daniel Holder (24 Bal Bay Drive) questioned if permits had been pulled to demolish
the Church, questioned if the legality of a (hypothetical) agreement between the Shops
and Balmoral.
Mr. Weiss commented that the Council cannot be put in the position of judge and jury
and the State's Attorney's Office should be contacted by residents that believe illegal
activity is being conducted.
Gil Waxman (10225 Collins Avenue) presented a resolution from the Bellini board in
support of the expansion of the Shops and recommended expediency in moving
forward.
Mr. Weiss commented that although the discussion was interesting, this was not the
appropriate setting to be hearing testimony. He stated that the Shops had filed a set
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of plans and now the Village was obligated to move forward and that the Village (and
its experts) would now review the plan and present their findings to the Council sitting
as the local planning agency in a quasi-judicial setting.
Councilman Groisman stated that he had received many emails and wanted it to be
known on record that 1. the Council is not demolishing the Church, that the Church
has asked for its own demolition; 2. the Council did not provide direction to the Village
Building Department; and 3. the Council could not stop a demolition, that it was matter
between the County, the Building Department and the Church.
Paul Pruis (10101 Collins Avenue) commented in favor of moving the project forward.
Penny Sepler (10275 Collins Ave.) asked if the Council wanted the condominiums to
discuss the items separately. To which Mr. Weiss highlighted the importance of
reviewing factual evidence.
Beth Berkowitz (10160 Collins Ave.) commented that opinions are important but
should be based on facts and recommended that everyone should review the plans at
Village Hall.
Brian Mulheren (10245 Collins Ave.) commented on the importance of reviewing the
plans, and the importance of public notice and a workshop before a vote is taken.
Councilman Groisman commented that tonight's vote is not substantive, but is a vote
to set a schedule of hearings to move forward.
Michael Krop (9601 Collins Ave.) commented on the importance of knowing the full
value of the property (Village Hall) to the Shops for what they will be entitled to use it.
After further public discussion, the motion to set a schedule to move forward was
restated. Mr. Gonzalez reiterated that a favorable vote to proceed would include
instructing the Manager and the Attorney to finalize documents and for the Council to
ultimately vote on the project base on the plans from October 28, which contemplated
the sale of Village Hall, with the Village acting in the capacity as a regulatory agency
and as a buy/sell transaction partner.
Councilman Groisman added to his motion that the he would like to have the term
sheet finalized at least 30 days prior to when the first hearing is scheduled.
Assistant Mayor Cohen asked for clarification on whether or not this vote would
acknowledge that the plans were viable, to which the Council generally agreed that it
would not.
Mr. Weiss and Mr. Gonzalez explained that this process differed from the normal
process in that not all the property under consideration belongs to the applicant,
therefore the Administration was asking if it was authorized to negotiate the sale of
Village Hall.
Councilman Groisman stated that he disagreed with making a decision today, that an
affirmative vote means nothing more than putting the item on a schedule.
Mr. Gonzalez stated that he can work on two options, Option "A" being Village Hall
being for sale, and Option "B" being that Village Hall was not for sale. Councilman
Groisman stated that there is no Option "B," that the plan submitted would be
processed by staff and the Council would approve or reject it.
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Assistant Mayor Cohen stated that she was eager to move forward but that she could
not consentto a set of plans that included the sale of Village Hall. There were no further
comments regarding the sale of Village Hall.
The Council generally agreed that the first meeting to be scheduled as a local planning
agency should be a Special Meeting allowing the Council to vote, should it choose to
do so.
Assistant Mayor Cohen further requested that a set of plans be made available to the
public in the lobby of Village Hall.
Vote: The motion to set a hearing schedule, for the plans submitted by the Shops on
October 28, 2015, with the condition that all documentation be completed and
submitted to the Council at least 30 days prior to the first Special Meeting was passed
unanimously (4-0).
R5 - ORDINANCES
R5A AN ORDINANCE OF BAL HARBOUR VILLAGE, FLORIDA, AMENDING
THE BAL HARBOUR VILLAGE CODE OF ORDINANCES BY CREATING
ARTICLE X "CONTRACTING WITH THE VILLAGE", OF CHAPTER 2
"ADMINISTRATION" OF THE VILLAGE CODE, PROHIBITING THE
VILLAGE FROM PROCURING GOODS OR SERVICES FROM, OR
OTHERWISE CONTRACTING WITH A BUSINESS WHICH ENGAGES IN
THE BOYCOTT OF A PERSON OR ENTITY BASED ON RACE, COLOR,
RELIGION, GENDER, OR NATIONAL ORIGIN; PROVIDNG FOR
CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE. SECOND READING
(VILLAGE ATTORNEY)
Motion: to approve the Ordinance on Second Reading, Moved by Councilman
Gabriel Groisman, Seconded by Councilman Seth Salver. Vote: Motion carried by
unanimous role call vote (5-0).
Yes
No
Assistant Mayor Cohen
X
Councilman Groisman
X
Mayor Packer
X
Councilman Sanz
X
Councilman Salver
X
Councilman Groisman commented that Bal Harbour Village is the first municipality in
the country to pass this type of ordinance and that other States and other municipalities
are beginning to pass similar legislation and that the Village should be proud to be a
leader in social issues.
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R7 - RESOLUTIONS
R7A A RESOLUTION OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF BAL HARBOUR
VILLAGE, FLORIDA; APPROVING A SIGN PERMIT, WITH VARIANCES TO
SECTION 15-36 OF THE VILLAGE CODE OF ORDINANCES, FOR A
MONUMENT SIGN FOR 10275 COLLINS AVENUE, THE RITZ-CARLTON;
PROVIDING FOR CONDITIONS; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
DEFFERRED
(BUILDING DEPARTMENT
R7B A RESOLUTION OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF BAL HARBOUR
VILLAGE, FLORIDA; APPROVING A SIGN PERMIT AND NON-USE
VARIANCES TO THE SIGNAGE REQUIREMENTS OF CHAPTER 15,
"SIGNS", FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 9700 COLLINS AVENUE SPACE
#135, Le Zoo; PROVIDING FOR CONDITIONS; PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE. DEFFERRED
(BUILDING DEPARTMENT
R7C A RESOLUTION OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF BAL HARBOUR
VILLAGE, FLORIDA; AUTHORIZING THE VILLAGE MANAGER TO
NEGOTIATE AN AGREEMENT FOR THE PROVISION OF LANDSCAPE
ARCHETICURAL SERVICES RELATING TO THE DESIGN AND
IMPLEMENTATION OF A COHESIVE AESTHETIC THROUGHOUT THE
VILLAGE'S PUBLIC SPACES; PROVIDING FOR IMPLEMENTATION;
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
(PARKS AND PUBLIC SPACES DEPARTMENT)
Mr. Gonzalez introduced the item stating that the top three firms were selected from a
field often that had submitted their qualifications through and RFQ process. The three,
AeCOM, Kimley Horne and Perkins & Will were here to present (30 minutes each) their
re-imagining/re-visioning/re-design process approved in the last budget cycle. He
stated that there would be two phases to the process, the first, would be to select a
firm, which would then, through a public process, develop a set of renderings, which
would be presented to various regulatory agencies for review. The second phase, after
Council approval to proceed, be to proceed into implementation. Mr. Gonzalez then
reiterated that the 3 firms were presenting "possibilities" and "ideas", and that nothing
would move forward without public and Council participation.
Motion: the item was Moved by Councilman Seth Salver, Seconded by Assistant
Mayor Patricia Cohen.
Gustavo Santana and Ignacio Bunster-Ossa, presented for AeCOM.
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Steve Greenberg (9930 Collins Avenue) asked questions regarding the idea of a
pedestrian bridge to Haulover.
George Puig, Brian Good, and Raymond Jungles, presented for Kimley Horn.
Steve Greenberg (9930 Collins Avenue) comment on the idea of lane reduction.
Ree Kelly Stoppa (2000 Towerside Ter., Miami Shores) commented on the Shops
expansion in regards to traffic.
Cesar Garcia -Pons, Leo Alvarez, presented for Perkins & Will
Daniel Holder (24 Bal Bay Drive) commented on the idea of lane reduction and the
need for enhancing pedestrian use.
Ree Kelly (2000 Towerside Ter., Miami Shores) spoke regarding creating an
environment targeted for the average age of the current residents.
Brian Mulheren (10245 Collins Avenue) commented on the maintaining the distinction
of Bal Harbour and keeping things simple.
Steve Greenberg (9930 Collins Avenue) commented that he liked the presentations
but questioned the idea of lane reductions.
Assistant Mayor Cohen, acknowledge the firms and the ideas from their presentations,
but commented that it was a big undertaking. She stated that she would love to have
time to travel to some of the places presented, but that she is not ready to commit.
Councilman Groisman thanked the firms and commented on the need to move forward
and asked about procedures to do so. Mr. Gonzalez responded that it was totally
within the discretion of the Council, that these firms were expressing ideas, and if the
Council were ready to choose a firm, it could do so.
Mayor Packer questioned the council regarding holding a workshop. Councilman
Groisman agreed with a workshop but commented that a firm should first be selected
this evening.
Councilman Sanz stated that he was not ready to make a commitment and the he
needed time to digest all the information presented.
Councilman Salver agreed with Councilman Groisman in moving forward by selecting
a firm.
Councilman Groisman stated that there would be no wrong choice, that the three top
firms were all excellent.
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Motion to fill in the blank by ranking the three presentations was Moved by
Councilman Groisman, Seconded by Councilman Salver.
Mayor Packer stated that he would like to postpone the vote until a community -wide
meeting and workshop could be held.
Mr. Weiss clarified that a Main Motion was on the floor and a Motion to defer the item
was in order.
Mr. Gonzalez stated that the item would have to return to Council after the workshop
in order to vote on it and asked if the Council needed more time to decide.
Motion to defer action on the item until after a Workshop/Special Meeting the item
was Moved by Mayor Packer, Seconded by Assistant Mayor Patricia Cohen.
Yes
No
Assistant Mayor Cohen
X
Councilman Groisman
X
Mayor Packer
X
Councilman Sanz
X
Councilman Salver
X
Vote: Motion passed (3-2).
Mr. Gonzalez asked the Council of a timetable to proceed, after a general discussion it
was decided that the Manager would coordinate a date for the workshop/special
meeting.
R9 - NEW BUSINESS AND COUNCIL DISCUSSION
R9A Discussion regarding the Marina operations in the Gated Community.
Mr. Weiss introduced the item, stating that the Council asked had asked for one more
opportunity for public input before drafting an ordinance.
(REQUESTED BY VILLAGE COUNCIL)
Ree Kelly Stoppa (formally 77 Camden Drive) commented that illegal activity is illegal
activity, and it should be litigated. Councilman Groisman responded that apart from
the ongoing litigation, an ordinance was necessary for public safety, and that today
the Council was looking for public input to provide parameters for the ordinance.
Daniel Holder (24 Bal Bay Drive) commented on the people living on the boats.
Jose Biton (168 Park Drive), listed: no overnight stays; if not enforceable, than use the
same standards applied throughout the Village regarding short-term stays;
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registration by boat owners/visitors/vehicles; strict limit of the number of guests per
boat; time limitations for operations; limit the number of cars based on linear length
of boat; speed limit enforcement; prohibit dumping of hazardous wastes; prohibit fish
cleaning; and an annual cleanup fee.
Brian Mulheren (10245 Collins Avenue) commented on the need for litigation base on
a safety issue. Mr. Weiss clarified that we are in litigation.
Councilman Groisman made a comment that the ordinance needs to be firm on no
overnight stays.
Steve Greenberg (9930 Collins Avenue) on the time that necessary for yacht owners
to remove their boats.
Gil Waxman (10225 Collins Avenue) asked about the time of the discussion of the Bal
Harbour Shops to which Mayor Packer replied that it was moved to the end of the
meeting to allow Councilman Sanz to participate in the rest of the meeting, then
recuse himself for the Shops discussion.
R9B Discussion regarding the construction at 291 Bal Bay Drive (Quarzo Hotel).
(ASSISTANT MAYOR PATRICIA COHEN)
Mr. Gonzalez introduced the item stating that the Village has received complaints
regarding the construction site for Quarzo. He commented that a full permit has been
provided and that staff is working with them to keep them in compliance.
Assistant Mayor Patricia Cohen stated that she had received numerous complaints and
that there seems to have been no changes over the past year.
Councilman Groisman left the dais at 9:07 PM.
Juan Arcida (291 Bal Bay Drive, Managing Partner Quarzo) state that the project is
proceeding and that after receiving the permits, the project schedule calls for about
12 months for completion after getting a green light.
Assistant Mayor Patricia Cohen comment on the appearance of the roof, to which Mr.
Arcida responded that he would take care of it.
Councilman Groisman returned to dais at 9:12 PM.
R9C Discussion regarding reimbursement of telephone and data service for Council
members.
(ASSISTANT MAYOR PATRICIA COHEN)
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Assistant Mayor Cohen described the item stating that the cost would be
approximately $150 per trip to cover additional telephone and data costs for the
transaction of Village business while traveling abroad.
Councilman Groisman commented that the Village should not be paying this cost.
Steve Greenberg (9930 Collins Ave.) spoke in favor of the Village covering the cost.
After a general discussion Mr. Weiss, Village Attorney suggested the Village Manger
has the spending authority to cover these type of cost and that the Assistant Mayor was
being open and looking for a nod from the Council to be reimbursed.
Motion to allow the Manger to reimburse Council members for data plans for Village
business while traveling Moved by Mayor Packer, Seconded by Councilman Sanz.
Vote: Motion carried voice vote (4-1), Councilman Groisman voting nay.
R9D Discussion Regarding the Collins Avenue Corridor Project (discussed in detail in
Agenda item R7C)
(COUNCILMAN JAMIE SANZ)
R9E Discussion Regarding the appointment of committee members to Village
committees
(COUNCILMAN JAIME SANZ)
Councilman Sanz introduced the item commenting on the number of absences of
boards and committee members, noted in the Village Clerk's reports, sometimes
resulting in lack of quorum. Mr. Gonzalez suggested that he could sit individually with
committee members to explain expectations of members.
Assistant Mayor Cohen suggested sending a friendly reminder after to absences and
after a brief discussion by the Council, it was agreed that the Village Attorney would
suggest modifications to the code by the next Council meeting.
R9F Discussion regarding the Miami Beach K9 Knights donation of a Labrador
retriever trained in explosive detection.
(MAYOR PACKER)
Mayor Packer described the item and commented on an email that he had received
indicating a "quid pro quo" request to Villagers as a condition for receiving the dog.
Chief Mark Overton explained that it is not a condition and explained the chain of
emails.
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Assistant Mayor Patricia Cohen described the email and she explained that she was not
comfortable in receiving the dog.
Chief Mark Overton highlighted that the email stressed "helpful consideration" and it
was not a requirement and that it was the Council's discretion to receive the dog or
not, or purchase.
Mayor Martin Packer stated that as long as there was no condition to receive the dog
he was comfortable. Councilman Groisman agreed.
Chief Mark Overton described the documents and Jorge Gonzalez commented that
the dog is a donation without conditions.
Steve Greenberg (9930 Collins Ave.) spoke in favor of receiving the donation of the
dog.
R9G Report on the status of the new mobile application and website.
(COUNCILMAN SETH SALVER)
Councilman Salver introduced the item and asked Village Staff to demonstrate the
mobile application.
Jorge Gonzalez presented a PowerPoint review of the free application, "My Bal
Harbour", and described how it would be useful for public interaction, input and
participation.
Beth Berkowitz (10160 Collins Ave.) commented on the linked pages not having the
newly approved logo, to which Mr. Gonzalez responded that the current website is
being updated.
Assistant Mayor Cohen asked if it could be used for permitting, to which Mr. Gonzalez
responded that that it couldn't, but the future updated website would include that
feature.
Assistant Mayor Patricia Cohen left the dais at 9:48PM.
R9H Discussion regarding the initiation of code enforcement for 56 Bal Bay Drive for
possible violation of Village Code Section 21-363 by renting for a period less than six
(6) months.
(COUNCILMAN GABRIEL GROISMAN)
Councilman Groisman described the item and the difficulty for code enforcement staff
to enforce.
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A brief discussion ensued regarding the registration of visitors, to which Mr. Weiss
responded that the Gate cannot be asked to keep track of visitors.
Assistant Mayor Patricia Cohen returned to the dais at 9:51 PM.
Councilman Groisman asked for direction to Manager to investigate this and any other
property leasing out for less than one month.
Daniel Holder (24 Bal Bay Drive) commented on parties with horrendous noise from
the home and having strict code enforcement.
Beth Berkowitz (10160 Collins Ave.) commented on how this issue is rampant in the
Village and how difficult it is to identify whether or not a visitor is a relative. To which
Mr. Gonzalez commented that this is a complaint -driven issue. Once the complaint is
received, the Village quickly responds.
Assistant Mayor Patricia Cohen commented that popularity of our shared economy
through websites like AirBnB make enforcement more and more difficult.
Councilman Groisman commented that the large national brokers are being utilized.
R9I Public Comment
Steve Greenberg (9930 Collins Ave.) wished all a Happy Thanksgiving, thanked Chief
Overton for keeping the City Safe and suggested lights at Founders Circle to enhance
its recent beautification.
Daniel Holder (24 Bal Bay Drive) inquired about a shower at 96th Street, to which Mr.
Gonzalez responded that the 96th St. was part of the Corridor Study. Councilman
Groisman mentioned a drinking water source at the cut. Mayor Packer commented
that it was part of the development agreement with Consultatio.
R1 0 - VILLAGE MANAGER REPORT
R1 OA Report on the status of the BHPD Task Force Internal Affairs Investigation.
(VILLAGE MANAGER)
Mr. Gonzalez introduced the item, mentioning recent news regarding the initiation of
a Federal Investigation.
Chief Overton provided a PowerPoint presentation, providing a timeline of the money
laundering task Force, describing its resources, Federal Asset Forfeiture Program and
Money Laundering Points Account, and the reports of investigations indicating
violations of these programs, and ensuing consequences. He described cooperation
with investigations and the reinstatement of the Village back into the programs. He
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described the accounts used to transfer funds and the methods used to launder money
and the initiation of an Internal Affairs investigation and the ongoing Federal
Investigations.
Councilman Groisman asked if there is currently a task force to which Chief Overton
responded, no, and described the personnel actions that had occurred.
R1 1 - VILLAGE CLERK REPORT
R11A Village Clerk Report, Village Lobbyist Registration Report
(VILLAGE CLERK)
R12 - VILLAGE ATTORNEY REPORT
Motion to adjourn was Moved by Councilman Groisman. The Meeting was adjourned
at 11:24 PM.
END OF REGULAR AGENDA
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