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SPECIAL WEEKLY BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING
VILLAGE OF KEY BISCAYNE
Tuesday, October 1, 1991
Key Biscayne Elementary
CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order by Mayor Rafael Conte
at 7:05 p.m. with a quorum present.
INVOCATION: The invocation was made by Key Biscayne Resident Joe Kiene
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Conte led the Pledge of Allegiance.
1. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES:
A. SEPTEMBER 23, 1991 - Trustee Fried Moved that the Minutes
of September 23, 1991 be approved as submitted. The motion
was seconded by Vice Mayor Sullivan and passed unanimously.
B. SEPTEMBER 26, 1991 - Trustee Brody moved that the Minutes
of September 26, 1991 be approved as submitted. The motion
was seconded by Trustee Fried and passed unanimously.
2. AGENDA ADDITIONS/DELETIONS/SUBSTITUTIONS -
A. BUILDING AND ZONING - Trustee Lauredo asked that an Item
Pertaining to Building and Zoning be added to the Agenda.
The Board concurred. He requested that Terry Lunn, Metro-
politan Dade County Building and Zoning Department, who was
present, be asked to address the Board and audience.
Terry Lunn, Metropolitan Dade County Building and Zoning
gave a brief presentation in which he stated that
Metropolitan Dade County has appointed Commissioners
Charles Dusseau and Harvey Ruvin to work with the
Transition Committee (Chaired by Trustee Lauredo). He also
stated that the County Manager's office is prepared to
develop an interlocal agreement whereby the County would
continue to provide services to the Village of Key Biscayne
until such time as the Village is self-sufficient. With
regard to Building and Zoning, Mr. Lunn stated that, as of
the Date of Charter Approval, the Village is outside of the
County's jurisdiction, however, he stated that with regard
to Building (permits, etc.) the South Florida Building Code
would be in effect. With regard to Zoning the Village
Charter calls for adoption of the Metropolitan Dade County
Zoning Code, however, the Village will have to enforce it.
Mr. Lunn also stated that procedures and requirements for
Building and Zoning matters will remain as they are
presently.
Trustee Lauredo suggested that the Board request that
Metropolitan Dade County Building & Zoning continue to
process applications on behalf of the Village and that an
agreement be drafted between the Village and the County on
this matter. The Board concurred.
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Trustee Hill suggested that member of the Board of Trustees
be appointed as the liaison with the public with regard to
Building and Zoning matters. Trustee Brody was appointed by
Mayor Conte, with Board approval.
Trustee Lauredo reiterated that Metropolitan Dade County
will be asked to process the applications as they normally
do. They will not be asked to provide preferential
treatment to Key Biscayne applications, because doing so
would not be prudent. He added that residents should go
through the regular procedures with the County, until
further notice.
The following statement was added to these minutes in the
form of an amendment to the Minutes, on 10/14/91.
On a motion by Vice Mayor Sullivan, clarification should be
made as to Terry Lunn's assumption that "with regard to the
zoning, the Village Charter calls for adoption of the
Metropolitan Dade County Code". Vice Mayor Sullivan stated
that the Charter does not call for "adoption of the code",
but rather for the "interim adoption" of the Code.
Sullivan stated that the Village will be able to adopt its
own code eventually, and asked that these minutes reflect
this clarification.
3. OLD BUSINESS: Discussion of:
A. ADOPTION OF THE SCOTT, FORESMAN ROBERT'S RULES OF ORDER
NEWLY REVISED, 1990 EDITION - Trustee Hill moved that the
Board of Trustees adopt Robert's Rules of Order for
parliamentary procedure at all meetings pertaining to the
Village. The motion was seconded by Trustee Fried. The
motion passed unanimously.
B. SELECTION OF AN INTERIM VILLAGE CLERK (Deferred from the
September 26, 1991 Board of Trustees Meeting) - Vice Mayor
Sullivan moved that Beatris Arguelles be appointed Interim
Village Clerk. Trustee Rasco amended the motion to include
that the Interim Village Clerk be duly compensated. The
amendment was accepted and was seconded by Trustee Lauredo.
The motion passed unanimously.
C. GRANTING PERMISSION TO THE TRANSITION COMMITTEE APPOINTED
BY THE KEY BISCAYNE COUNCIL TO CONTINUE TO SPEAK TO THE
COUNTY ON BEHALF OF THE VILLAGE OF KEY BISCAYNE IN ORDER TO
FINALIZE ASSIGNMENTS OF THE COMMITTEES - Trustee Brody
suggested that it would be inappropriate for the Board of
Trustees to grant permission to the Key Biscayne Council to
continue to speak to the County on behalf of the Village.
The Board concurred. Trustee Lauredo suggested that the
Committees of the Council submit any reports to the Board.
No further action was taken by the Board.
D. LETTER TO THE UTILITIES (i.e.: Southern Bell, FPL and Water
Management) FROM THE MAYOR INSTRUCTING THE UTILITIES TO
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FORWARD TO A DEPOSIT FUND, (TO BE DESIGNATED BY THE
VILLAGE), ANY AND ALL FUNDS FROM TAXES AND FEES - A copy of
the letter is attached hereto, and is hereby made part of
the public record for inspection.
4. NEW BUSINESS: Discussion of:
A. ESTABLISHMENT OF A BUDGET COMMITTEE TO DRAFT A PROPOSED
BUDGET FOR OCTOBER 1, 1991 - SEPTEMBER 30, 1992 - Trustee
Hill moved that the Board create a Budget Committee
consisting of Seven (7) Key Biscayne Residents. The motion
was seconded by Trustee Brody, and amended by Trustee Rasco
to include that at least one of the seven members be a
member of the Board of Trustees to serve as Chair. Trustee
Hill accepted the amendment and added that Trustee Rasco
serve as Chairman of the Committee. The motion passed
unanimously.
B. PENDING LITIGATION BETWEEN KEY BISCAYNE COUNCIL, DEVELOPERS
AND DADE COUNTY - Vice Mayor Sullivan stated that he asked
that this item be placed on the Agenda for informational
purposes only. He requested that Gene Stearns, an Attorney
whose firm has been handling the litigation, address the
Board and audience with regard to the pending litigation.
Trustee Rasco moved that Counsel (David Wolpin, Interim
Village Counsel, Representative of the Dade League of
Cities) review the pending litigation in order to ascertain
whether or not the Village will benefit from the law suit.
Trustee Fried moved that the Board defer this item until
such time as Counsel can report back to the Board as to
whether or not pending litigation will benefit the Village.
Trustee Rasco seconded the motion, and the question was
called. The Board voted as follows:
Trustee Brody: yea Trustee Fried: yea
Trustee Hill: yea Trustee Lauredo: nay
Trustee Rasco: yea Vice Mayor Sullivan: yea
Mayor Conte: yea
The motion passed 6 to 1.
C. U.S. POST OFFICE BUILDING PERMIT - After a brief presenta-
tion by Luis Cerna regarding the construction at the Post
Office (re: request for a variance from Metro -Dade), and
discussion, it was determined by the Board of Trustees that
procedures and requirements for permits, variances etc.,
should be followed as discussed previously in item 2-B.
The Board directed Trustee Lauredo, as Transition Committee
Chair, to look into the matter so as to expedite the
completion of the Post Office. No further action was taken
by the Board.
5. COMMITTEE REPORTS:
A. BANKING RELATIONS SOLICITATION COMMITTEE: Trustee Brody
announced that local banks have been requested, through a
letter signed by Mayor Conte, to submit by 12:00 Noon,
Thursday, October 10th, a written proposal to the Board of
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Trustees, and make a verbal presentation (at least 3
minutes) at the October 15th Board of Trustees Meeting. (A
copy of the letter is attached hereto, and is hereby made
part of the public record for inspection.)
FACILITIES COMMITTEE: Vice Mayor Sullivan stated that he
has disseminated the specifications for office facilities
to those parties that have expressed interest in providing
the Village with facilities. He also stated that he has
placed an advertisement in the Islander News, requesting
that proposals be submitted by October 7th. He stated that
he will put together a list of the proposals he receives
for a presentation at the October 8th Board of Trustees
Meeting for consideration from the Board.
C. LEGAL - LAW FIRM SOLICITATION COMMITTEE: Trustee Hill
disseminated the Request for Proposals that he prepared as
directed by the Board. After review of the documents and
discussion of the express need for a Village Attorney,
Trustee Lauredo moved that the RFP be submitted for
advertisement requesting that solicitations be submitted to
the Interim Village Clerk, c/o Dade County League of Cities
at 7480 Fairway Drive, Suite 206, Miami Lakes, Florida,
33014, no later than ten working days from the date of
advertisement, after which the proposals will be brought to
the Board for consideration by the Board at the October
15th Board of Trustees Meeting. The motion was seconded by
Vice Mayor Sullivan. The motion passed unanimously. (A copy
of the RFP is attached hereto, and is hereby made part of
the public record for inspection.)
D. TRANSITION COMMITTEE/REQUIREMENTS AND PROCEDURES: Trustee
Lauredo announced that he has arranged for someone from the
Metropolitan Dade County Manager's office to make a
presentation at the October 8, 1991 Board of Trustees
Meeting. He stated that he is in the process of making his
appointments to the Committee. (Subsequently, Trustee
Lauredo has appointed I. Edward London and Michael G.
Whelan, Esq. to the committee. The First Meeting of the
full Committee will be held at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, Octo-
ber 8, 1991 in the Key Biscayne Elementary School, prior to
the Board of Trustees Meeting).
E. VILLAGE MANAGER SCREENING COMMITTEE - The Board submitted
their appointments to the Committee as follows:
Trustee Brody
Mayor Conte
Trustee Fried
Trustee Hill
Trustee Lauredo
Trustee Rasco
Vice Mayor Sullivan
Betty Sime
Greg Willis
Steve Simon
Ed Sawyer
George Bonsalle
Thomas Chegin
Richard Neve
Trustee Brody moved that the Board appoint a temporary or
"interim" Chairman of the Committee, and nominated Steve
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Simon to serve as that person; and that the first order of
business that the Committee conducts is the selection of a
permanent Chairman. Trustee Lauredo amended the motion to
state that the selection of a permanent Chairman will take
place at the first meeting at which all Committee Members
are present. Trustee Brody accepted the amendment and the
motion was seconded by Trustee Fried. The motion passed
unanimously.
The following statement was added to these minutes in the
form of an amendment on 10/14/91.
It is hereby clarified by consensus of the Board, that it
is understood through the original motion, that at the
first meeting at which all Committee members are present,
the first order of business of the Village Manager Search
Committee shall be the selection of a permanent Chair for
the Committee.
6. OTHER BUSINESS - GENERAL DISCUSSIONS
A. DESIGNATION OF AN OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER FOR ADVERTISEMENT AND
PUBLICITY OF ORDINANCES/RESOLUTIONS AND MEETING NOTICES,
RESPECTIVELY- David Wolpin, Interim Counsel, Representative
of the Dade League of Cities, stated that there is no need
for the Village to designate an "official" newspaper. He
added that the determining factor for which publication to
use, would be dependent on the type of advertisement, i.e.:
Ordinances would have to be placed in a County -wide
Newspaper in order to be in compliance, whereas the Meeting
announcements could be placed in the local Islander
Newspaper. Vice Mayor Sullivan suggested that competitive
bids be taken from the various publications with regard to
advertisement. No further action was taken by the Board.
B. OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE FEES - Trustee Fried stated that the
County implements occupational Licenses from October 1st
through September 30th and added that the Licenses that
have gone into effect as of October 1st. He suggested that
the Transitional Committee, Chaired by Trustee Lauredo look
into how much of the fee collected would go towards the
Village. Trustee Brody stated that the bills for Occupa-
tional Licenses state how much of the fee is County -wide
and how much is municipal.
C. VILLAGE CLERK SEARCH COMMITTEE - Trustee Hill moved that a
Search Committee (fashioned after the Village Manager
Search Committee) be appointed to make recommendations for
the appointment of a Village Clerk. The motion was
seconded by Trustee Lauredo seconded the motion. The
motion passed unanimously.
GOOD OF THE ORDER: (addendum)
A. Russ Marchner, Executive Director, Dade County League of
Cities, invited the Board of Trustees to attend the
League's Board of Directors Meeting on Thursday, October
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3rd, at the Mayfair House Hotel, in Coconut Grove, as
guests of the League.
B. Russ Marchner, Executive Director, Dade County League of
Cities, stated that David Wolpin, would be unable to attend
the October 8th Board of Trustees Meeting to serve as
Interim Counsel, and that he will be contact other City
Attorneys, associated with the League to attend.
C. Mayor Conte thanked Russ Marchner for all of the help that
he has given to the Board of Trustees in the establishment
of the Village. He also thanked David Wolpin for serving
as Counsel to the Board of Trustees. The Board and
audience concurred with a round of applause.
D. Trustee Lauredo pointed out that through the election and
all of the proceedings that have happened since, the
Village has not had the time to celebrate the historical
meaning of the Village's creation. Trustee Lauredo
suggested that the Village appoint a Committee to plan an
appropriate celebration in honor of the Village to be paid
for through private donations. Trustee Fried moved that
the Board of Trustees appoint Michelle Padovan to a
Committee to coordinate a celebration for the Village. The
motion was seconded by Trustee Lauredo. The motion passed
unanimously.
NEXT MEETING: The next Regularly Scheduled Meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the Village of Key Biscayne will be held on October
8, 1991 at 7:00 p.m. at Key Biscayne Elementary.
ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned at 9:55 p.m. by Mayor Conte
after a motion to adjourn by Trustee Fried.
Submitted for approval by:
Beatris Marie Arguelles
Interim Village Clerk
Approved as amended this 14th day of October, 1991, by a unanimous vote
of the Board. Moved by: Trustee Fried Seconded y: Trustee Brody
Beatris M. Argue111es,
Interim Village Clerk
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Village of Key Biscayne
Key Biscayne, Florida 33149
Mayor. Rafael Conte
Vice Mayor. Ray Sullivan
Trustees: Clifford Brody
Mortimer Fried
Mike Hill
Luis Lauredo
Joe I. Rasco
September 27, 1991
HAND DELIVERED
Mr. Robert Brooks
President
Key Biscayne Bank
95 W. McIntyre Street
Key Biscayne, Florida 33149
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The Village of Key Biscayne is soliciting a written proposal from
your bank as well as other commercial banks with offices on Key
Biscayne for banking services as authorized by the Board of
Trustees at our September 26, 1991 meeting.
Your proposal should include fees and an explanation of the level
of service available to provide at least a credit line, bank
account service for operating and payroll accounts, cash
management, electronic transfer, accepting and transmitting letters
of credit, and investment services for excess funds. You are also
free to offer any other services that may be of value to the
Village.
Enclosed is a copy of the Village ordinance authorizing a line of
credit for your use as a guide. This ordinance has passed on first
reading, but is still subject to a public hearing and second
reading at which time it may be passed, defeated, modified, or
delayed. The ordinance passed on first reading six to one.
Your proposal should, also, address your bank's qualifications to
serve the Village as it relates to Florida Statutes Chapter 166.
Also, all investment and cash management proposals must be in
accordance with the requirements of Chapter 166.
The Village will over the next twelve to eighteen months move from
a municipality seeking a line of credit with minimal funds to one
with annual revenues in excess of $10,000,000. For this reason the
range of services we will require are extensive and need to be
fully addressed in your proposal. In a short period of time the
Village will be keeping balances well in excess of the amount
insured by the FDIC. Therefore, your proposal should address your
bank's capital ratios, your rating in Scheshunoff's, Moody's, IDC,
etc. and whether or not you participate in the State of Florida
Municipal Funds Deposit Pool.
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Mr. Robert Brooks
September 27, 1991
The Village Board expects to make a decision at the Board meeting
scheduled for 7 PM Tuesday, October 8, 1991, at the Key Biscayne
Elementary school. You are encouraged to have a representative
present at the meeting to answer questions. So we may properly
consider your proposal 10 copies must be delivered by noon Friday,
October 4, 1991 to Clifford K. Brody, Trustee, 104 Crandon
Boulevard, Suite 421, Key Biscayne, Florida 33149.
If you have any questions, please call me at 592-1188. We look
forward to hearing from you.
Very truly yours,
Rafael Conte
Mayor
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Village of KeyBiscayne
Key Biscayne, Florida 33149
Mayor: Rafael Conte
Vice Mayor: Ray Sullivan
"Trustees: ('IiHord Brody
Mortimer Fried
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I.uis Iauredo
Joe 1. Rasco
September 30, 1991
CERTIFIED - RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Mr. Fernando F. Figueredo
Director, Corporate & External Affairs
Southern Bell Telephone Company
150 W. Flagler Street, #1820
Miami, Florida 33130
Re: Chapter 166.231, Florida Statutes
(Municipal Service Tax)
Dear Mr. Figueredo:
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You are hereby officially notified of the fact that on June 18,
1991 a Municipal Charter (the Charter) was approved creating the
Village of Key Biscayne. A copy of the Charter is enclosed for
your information.
Pursuant to Section 8.04 of the Charter, all codes, ordinances, and
resolutions of Metropolitan Dade County, to the extent applicable
:o the Village remain in full force and effect as municipal codes,
)rdinances and resolutions.
?urther, Section 8.04 provides that "all municipal taxes and fees
ire in effect on the date of adoption of the Charter, shall
ontinue at the same rate and on the same conditions as if those
:axes and fees had been adopted and assessed by the Village.
affective immediately, all Municipal Service Taxes collected upon
)urchases within the municipality, pursuant to Chapter 166.231,
;hould be remitted directly to the Village of Key Biscayne,
►ttention the undersigned. The temporary address is 104 Crandon
oulevard, Suite 421, Key Biscayne, Florida 33149.
;nclosed is street/address index covering all addresses within the
ril lage limits. This index is being provided to you without charge
ilthough a charge is authorized by Chapter 166 of the Florida
statutes in the interest of moving this project ahead promptly.
September 30, 1991
Mr. Fernando F. Figueredo
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Should you have any questions relating to this matter, please
contact me at 592-1188 or Trustee, Clifford Brody at 361-6062.
Please be advised, however, you are officially notified that the
proceeds of the Public Service Tax levied upon purchases within the
municipality are funds belonging to the Village of Key Biscayne and
the Village will hold you responsible in the event that the funds
are not paid to the Village in accordance with the provisions of
our Charter and applicable law.
Very truly yours,
Rafael Conte
Mayor
cc: Clifford Brody, Trustee
Martha Lide, County Manager's Office
Village of Key Biscayne
STREET INDEX
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ALL ADDRESSES IN ZIP CODE 33149
NUMBER DIR STREET
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ALL NUMBERS ALLENDALE ROAD
ALL NUMBERS ATLANTIC ROAD
ALL NUMBERS BAY LANE
ALL NUMBERS BEECHWOOD DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS BUTTONWOOD DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS CALUSA PARK
ALL NUMBERS CAPE FLORIDA DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS CARIBBEAN ROAD
1 TO 1199 CRANDON BOULEVARD
ALL NUMBERS CRANWOOD DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS CRANWOOD ROAD
ALL NUMBERS CURT1SWOOD DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS CYPRESS DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS EAST DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS EAST ENID DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS WEST ENID DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS FERNWOOD ROAD
ALL NUMBERS GALEN DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS GLENRIDGE ROAD
ALL NUMBERS GRAPETREE DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS GREENWOOD DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS GULF ROAD
ALL NUMBERS HAMPTON LAND
ALL NUMBERS HARBOR CIRCLE
ALL NUMBERS HARBOR COURT
ALL NUMBERS HARBOR DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS HARBOR LANE
ALL NUMBERS HARBOR POINT DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS EAST HEATHER DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS WEST HEATHER DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS HEATHER LANE
ALL NUMBERS ISLAND DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS KNOLLWOOD DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS MARINER DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS NORTH MASHTA DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS SOUTH MASHTA DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS WEST MASHTA DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS WEST MATHESON DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS WEST MCINTYRE STREET
ALL NUMBERS MYRTLEWOOD LANE
ALL NUMBERS OCEAN DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS OCEAN LANE DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS PACIFIC ROAD
ALL NUMBERS PALMWOOD LANE
ALL NUMBERS REDWOOD LANE
ALL NUMBERS RIDGEWOOD ROAD
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ALL NUMBERS SABAL PALM DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS SATINWOOD DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS SEAVIEW DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS SUNRISE DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS SUNSET CIRCLE
ALL NUMBERS WARREN LANE
ALL NUMBERS EAST WOOD DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS WEST WOOD DRIVE
ALL NUMBERS WOODCREST LANE
ALL NUMBERS WOODCREST ROAD
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GUIDELINES
1. Under the Village Charter, the Board of Trustees may name a
Village Attorney, which may be an individual attorney or a law
firm. The Board has decided that law firm applicants must specify
the individual attorney within the firm who will have primary
responsibility for discharging the duties of Village Attorney.
This individual, or if an individual attorney is selected, such
attorney, must agree to attend all required meetings and enter into
such other agreements as are required by the Board as a condition
of employment.
2. The Village Attorney is expected to provide the following
minimum legal services:
(a) attendance at all meetings of the Board, including
special and emergency meetings, and all required
committee or agency meetings;
(b) preparation of resolutions and ordinances;
(c) preparation of legal opinions;
(d) preparation of contracts, employment agreements and other
documentation;
(e) expert advice on local government law and procedures
(including, without limitation, Chapter 166 Fla. Stat.,
Public Records Act, appropriations and procurement laws,
competitive bidding law, Ethics Code for Public
Officials, conflicts of interest and parliamentary
procedure) ;
(f) advice on general questions of zoning, land use, labor,
utilities, municipal finance, litigation and other
matters; and
(g) liason with outside counsel, when required.
Applicants who offer a scope of services greater than the
minimum requirement should so indicate, in response to paragraph 6
above.
3. The Village Attorney, whether an individual or a law firm, will
be subject to strict conflict of interest standards to be developed
by the Board, in addition to existing law or ethical guidelines.
Among other things, the Village Attorney will not be permitted to
represent any client before the Board of Trustees or any committee,
department or agency of the Village, and will agree not to
undertake any other private representation which might create a
conflict of interest with the Village.
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4. All proposals recieved will be considered public records.
5. The Village will consider all proposals using such criteria as
the Board of Trustees may adopt in its sole discretion. The
attorney or law firm selected will be required to enter into a
formal agreement with the Village, prior to the execution of which
the Village shall reserve all rights, including the right to change
its selection.
6. Attorney/firms submitting proposals are hereby directed, from
this date forward, to limit communication with Board of Trustee
members and staff regarding the selection process to (a) the
proposal and any amendments thereto, (b) written questions on
procedure, submitted to the address above, and (c) appearance
before the Board, if requested.
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