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HomeMy Public PortalAbout10/08/19827 There will be a Meeting of the Town Commission of THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM, FLORIDA AT THE TOWN HALL Friday, October 8 19 82 , at 9:00 A.M. Deputy Town Clerk COMNIISSION MEETING OCTOBER 8, 1982 AGENDA 1. Roll Call. 2. Approval of Minutes of Commission Meeting, September 10, 1982, approval of the Minutes of the Special Advertised Budget Hearing Meeting, September 10, 1982 and approval of the Minutes of the Special Advertised Budget Hearing Meeting, September 16, 1982. 3. Financial Reports for the month of September, 1982. 4. Presentation of Police Report. 5. Second and Final reading of Ordinance 82 -3. Providing that Cardinal Circle, a street within the Town be made a one -way street going westerly and northerly. 6. Second and Final reading of Ordinance 82 -4. An Ordinance amending Section 29 "Rates" of Ordinance #74 -5 to provide for an increase in the permitted rates and charges to subscribers to cable television services. 7. Resolution 82 -10. A Resolution of the Town of Gulf Stream amending the present pension plan of the Town by providing that contributions of employees shall be voluntary rather than mandatory. 8. Report from Mr. William Mayer, Chairman of the Planning Board re- garding variance requests from Mr. O'Boyle, and the Gulf Stream Bath and Tennis Club. 9. Discuss letter to Mayor Koch from Commissioner Pfeifler. Letter attached. 10. Discuss the letter to Mayor Koch from Commissioner Dixscn. 11. Discuss rate increase for trash pick -up. 12. Presentation by any CmT fission member of items they may wish to discuss. 13. PUBLIC REQUESTS or COB=S from the floor. COMMISSION MEETING PRESENT: WILLIAM KOCH JOEL HUNTER ROBERT.' DIXSON ABSENT: ALAN I. ARBOUR BRIAN PFEIFLER MAYOR VICE MAYOR k"UN •105' Also attending: Town Manager William Gwynn; Town Attorney John Randolph; Town Clerk Barbara Gwynn; Assistant Town Clerk Nancy Adams; Planning Board ChainTen William Mayer; Mr. Strickland, Att- orney David Baker, representing Leadership Cable T.V. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Koch at 9:00 a.m. The minutes of the Regular Commission Meeting of September 10, 1982 were approved with the correction on the bottom of page 3, last paragraph, the final sentence should read, "It was suggested that a broader and represent- ative participation be developed in the work of the committee." The min- utes of the Special Advertised Budget Hearing Meeting of September 10, 1982 were approved and the minutes of the Special Advertised Budget Hearing Meet- ing of September 16, 1982 were approved with the letter from Vice Mayor Hunter to Mayor Koch being deleted from the minutes. Town Manager Gwynn presented the Financial Reports for the month of Sept- _ ember 1982. Upon motion made and seconded, the Commission approved the f Financial Reports. Chief James Greer then presented the Police Report for the month of Sept- ember 1982. This report is made a part of the minutes. It was moved and seconded to adopt Ordinance #82 -3, an Ordinance titled, AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM, FLORIDA PROVIDING THAT CARDINAL CIRCLE, A STREET WITHIN THE TOWN BE MADE A ONE WAY STREET GOING LVESTERLY AND NORTHERLY AUTHORIZING THE POLICE DEPAMEW OF THE TOM OF GULF STREAM TO POST THE NECESSARY SIGN; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Y7••' I• 1 1 I•. .. . .- - • It was moved and seconded to adopt Ordinance #82 -4, an Ordinance titled, ••11 N • I • I • �•�1•• • lii 11 1 7a • • • • • 1 I• N • • • '•• 11 • • 1 N' • 1 1 ' 71• 1 711 ' oil a is '171• N • •,• 11 1• 71 a 1 • on SECOND AND FINAL reading. Motion passed. COMMISSION MEETING OCTOBER 8, 1982 PAGE 2 It was moved and seconded to adopt Resolution #82 -10, a Resolution titled, A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM, PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE PRESENT PENSION PLAN OF THE TOWN BY PROVIDING THAT CONSTRIBUTIONS OF EMPLOYEES SHALL BE VOLUNTARY RATHER THAN MANDATORY. Notion passed. Mr. William Mayer, Chairman of the Planning & zoning Board presented three items for consideration. 1. A recommendation from the Board that the Commission approve plans sub- mitted by Mr. Martin O'Boyle, Lot 5, Hidden Harbour Estates, a variance is required due to the encroachment of the rear setback line. This request has been advertised and all affected residents notified. After a review of the plans and there being no objections, the Commission approved the plans. 2. A request from the Gulf Stream Bath and Tennis Club to place two sheds on their property. A. One on Shore Road next to the Tennis Court, no action necessary by the Commission since this building is within the proper set- back line. B. This building is next to Jamaica Square Apartments and north of the Bath and Tennis Club. After a general discussion, the Comm- ission expressed their concern for the residents that occupy the apartment immmediately adjacent to the shed and felt that all residents of the Jamaica Club should be contacted and a letter received from each one stating that they do not object to this request. 3. A letter from Mr. & Mrs. John McGeary, owners of Lot 16, Gulf Stream Properties, requesting a letter from the Commission that their platted lot is buildable being grandfathered in before the recent zoning change to 20,000 sq. feet. The Commission instructed the Town Clerk to write Mr. & Mrs. McGeary advising them that they mist submit site plans to the Plann- ing Board following which its action will be referred to the Commission whereupon they will issue a final ruling. Mr. Pfeifler's letter to Mayor Koch concerning the future needs of the Town were discussed. These needs consist of an upgrading of facilities and improvements of various situations and conditions. Mayor Koch stated a special meeting will be held in November to consider all aspects of the matter. It was also decided that members of the Civic Association be con- tacted and invited to offer their input. COMMISSION MEETING OCTOBER 8, 1982 PAGE 3 It was moved and seconded to raise the Trash rates effective October 1, 1982 to $7.00 a cubic yard. Motion passed. Mayor Koch presented Mrs. Joan LaPorte with a plaque for her outstanding service as Conudssioner, Police Commissioner and Vice Mayor for the Town of Gulf Stream 1973 -1982. She was given a standing ovation by all present. There being no further busines, the meeting was adjourned at 10:15 a.m. Barbara Gwynn Town Clerk MONTH OF OCTOBER, 1982 • • �• • ,zeff.MV975 kN B A L A N C E S 9/30/82 $ 11,978.75 Deposits $ 52,882.13 Withdrawals $ 64,695.07 Balances 10/31/82 $ 165.81 INVESTED SURPLUS - General Fund $ 14,000.00 INVESTED SURPLUS - Water Fund 51,000.00 Debt REtirement - Invested Funds 1,891.84 Loans Payable - Barnett Bank 80,860.01 Reserve For Dredge Canals Survey 3,608.00 R E C E I P T S Fines $ 690.00 Licenses 5,663.58 Water 29,026.47 Trash 3,370.46 Other 135.26 Cable T. V. Franchise 222.67 Permits 439.00 Electric Franchise 3,896.91 Lots Cleaned 410.00 Cigarette Tax 170.11 Florida REvenue Sharing 748.00 Dredge Canals Survey 90.00 Gas Tax Rebate 207.55 Telephone refunds 25.08 Interest earned - water fund 1,596.50 Insurance Dividend (Group medical) 1,602.00 Retirement Plan (For distribution to ex- employees 3,444.39 Telephone Franchise 1,144.15 Total $ 52,862.13 1510 Fla. Municipal Health Trust Health Insurance Oct. $ 1,083.48 1511 Fla. League of Cities 1983 Membership Dues 162.00 1512 Ace Hardware PD Flashlites 30.96 1513 Aid To Traffic ONE WAY - NO ENTER signs 92.00 1514 Boynton Auto Police Department - Maint. & items 249.23 1515 Crystal Water Co. TH. Water October 13.60 1516 Chapman Radiator Police Dept. (car) radiator 153.55 1517 County Sanitation October Services 3,784.00 1518 Delray News Journal Notice Re: Variance Request 22.32 1519 Edgar's Office Supply Bond Paper TH office supplies 13.75 1520 Flagcraft, Inc. New Flags - Conm. chambers 114.66 1521 William Gwynn Accounting Services - August 155.00 1522 Harvel & DeLand Repair Water Main Break - Burnip reirb. 465.49 1523 IBM Serv. Agreemt. Mach #113 - 6113 - 2767539 89.00 1524 IBM Payment #10 36.44 1525 Int. Assoc. of Chiefs of Police P. D. Annual fee 35.00 1526 Marineway Boat & Auto Service P.D. (gas in the boat) 100.00 1527 Mobile Communications Answering Service - October 48.00 1528 Ocean City Lumber Co. T. H. & P. D. 16.30 & 77.10 93.40 1529 Ocean Ridge Service Inc. Police Department - tire repair 11.76 1530 Palm Beach Cty Building Dept. 75% Per Agreement 258.75 1531 Purity Uniform Sanitation Dept. 83.60 1532 Palm Beach Jr. College Bunner- Schunck- Law - Rodriquez classes 154.00 1533 Pierce Tire Sanitation Dept. Tire - truck 196.92 1534 Risk Management Ins. Agency Excess Lia. Umbrella, Physical Dam Liability, Worker's Comp 7,413.00 1535 Tan Sova Maintenance - P.D. 273.00 1536 Southern Bell Tel & Tel. August 300.21 1537 Tonasello October 13.00 1538 Bill Wallace Ford P. D. parts for cars 201.95 1539 Watson Equipment Lot Mowing re- imbursement by lot owner 520.00 1540 Town of Gulf Stream Payroll Account 8,233.67 1541 Sun Bank W/H 1st h October 2,246.20 1542 William Gwynn Car Allowance - October 200.00 1543 Fairchild - Lowell Corp. P.D. Lite 38.00 1544 Town of Ocean Ridge 4th Qtr. Fire Contract 3,250.00 1545 Aid to Traffic Signs - Place Au Soleil 124.00 1546 Lanier Corp. T.H. Paper & P.D. 95.00 1547 City of Delray Beach Water - Sept, 6,937.70 Cap.Ch 3,071.3? 10,009.02 1548 Gulf Oil Corporation Aug & Sept. 3,821.59 1549 Palm Beach Newspapaer Ad for Tax Notice 562.98 1550 Harvel & DeLand 14tr. Bread - Burnip & Sims willreim. 658.75 1551 Aid to Traffic Signs - Bermuda Lane 52.50 1552 Hands Office Supplies Clerk & P.D. 36.25 1553 Little Club Per Agreement 132.31 1554 Board of County Commissioners Trash Disposal 248.00 1555 VOID 1556 Florida Power & Light Co. Street Lights & T.H. 1,229.60 1557 Kelton & Associates, Inc. Double Taxation Study Paymt #4 336.80 1558 Paragon Cleaners P.D. October 87.00 1559 Russell & Axon Engineering Fee Shore Road 323.70 1560 Southern Bell Tel & Tel. October pmt. 119.28 1561 LaMar Uniforms Sue Law - Slacks 40.00 1562 Photo Murals of Florida P. D. pictures 17.70 M1"4 41 i •" • •• •• • •: :.� 1563 1564 1565 1566 1567 1568 1569 The Good Life Johnston, Sasser, Randolph & Weaver Benjamin Burgess David W. Tinkham Town of Gulf Stream Sun Bank I.D.S. Tapes July 1 - Sept. 30, 1982 9 -30 -82 Employee -Emp. Ttl Dist. 9 -30 -82 Employee -Emp. Ttl Dist IDS Payroll Account With /holding 2nd i October Pmt. for October 5% $ 11.20 987.28 2,536.44 907.95 8,483.50 2,353.60 1,384.68 TOTAL $64.695.07 I -- 589 James Greer Wages first i October $ 811.64 590 Charles Bunner 477.67 591 Joe Stocks 566.76 592 Richard Hood 544.77 593 James Mahoney 739.05 594 Jack Buchan 583.27 595 Bob Druien 605.66 596 Tony Rodriguez 592.17 597 Jim Lundy 595.77 598 Sue Law 390.86 599 Gerald Schunck 486.35 600 Clarence Sova 559.38 601 James Colebrook 412.33 602 William Gwynn 578.50 603 Nancy Adams 289.49 604 James Greer Wages last October" 811.64 605 Charles Bunner 543.99 606 Joseph Stocks 616.08 607 Richard Hood 593.09 608 James Mahoney 792.88 609 Jack Buchan 631.59 610 Robert Druien 597.82 611 Tony Rodriguez 592.17 612 Jim Lundy 595.77 613 Sue Law 390.86 614 Gerald Schundk 626.55 615 Clarence Sava 551.48 616 James Colebrook 412.33 617 William Gwynn 578.50 618 Nancy Adams 148.75 Total_ $ 16,717.17 �J TOWN OF GULF STREAM r - CASH PROJECTION 1982 CASH NOVEMBER Bank Balances - Beginning of Period $ 1,058 Add: Receipts $ 65,000 Subtotals $ 66,058 Less: Expenditures $ 65,000 Bank Balances - End of Period $ 1,058 Beginning of Period Cert. of Deposit (Gen'l) Cert. of Deposit (Water) Total End of period Cert. of Deposit (Gen'l) Cert. of Deposit (Water) $ 15,000 $ 51,000 $ 66,000 $ -0- $ 21,000 $ 21,000 pkvivj D vi 1:1 71: N: 1 -4 1 m $ 1,058 $ 450,000 451,000 $ 425,000 $ 26,058 $ 15,000 $ 51,000 $ 66,000 $ 200,000 $ 51,000 $ 251,000 Barnett Bank $ 80,860 $ 80,860 r n C7 N H 00 Qty C', W lD C) CD 0000 0 0 0 m 0000 0001001 Ln 0041 O Ln O O O O O O O M O O O O M O O O V' c o 0 0 CO l o O l O d' L n 11' 1 �' d' M LO O O O O r 0 W O d' Q l N V' l D 0 t D O O O M N L XJ M C r r 0 01 061 MOM 01 ri0 l0 011041 N Ln r NC r- to -:T Ln m Ln LnN O N r♦ r--I r-I d' C' M r o0 Ln t0 M M O a' 00 r-1 N r-I lfl 41 I v r-I rl rl r N r--1 rd Ln r-I ra r- 41 U1 C:D CD c ONO r-I 01 O CD 0 N 1r0 O LD r-4 ItD 11 CCD N O N co VII 10 N 01 OI co N dl lD r-i LnM r-I MGM -V N MN rr♦C (n -I r-I 10 r1 V} VT V)- VT V} V} V} V} ter �Exjj th a oQ H O 0 c DM V'10 1 C'O LnN 1D r M r-I4yI '0041 lfl rr-I tea' I I MC M 1 I 1p CR In If N �' Ln r-1 O Ln M �I10 Ol r-I Olrl O M r-I O Ln lr O r-I 0 O ri NIr-I 1-1 Ln co tai} V} VT V} T r-I U O I 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 O O O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 Ccq D O C N O 11 OI OLn N 1r0 O10D 100 NyIII O NONOd' 100 N OI OI Lo N T 10 r-I LnM w 0ri'4R cqMN -Ln m mr ice/}C V} N 0.l M m Ln 1 1 001 -v 1D I V'O Ln W 1orMr1 M 0 L to r r-I 01C I I Mme' O 0061 M 1DNOlOrMco N0)N r-I co Ln d'0101r 0NOOM CD I I I 1D V' 10 r-I I N M rl 1D O Ln -6 m) oo N M O r-Ilr O r-I I I r-I al r-I Lfl r 111 m to T 1-1 O r O M ri ri Ln r C7 r-I r-I Co V} r-I N M d' N ri d' r-I r-I Ln ro Vr t,)- V3. U)- V} V} V) rs EZ ul C N O N d- p 'i1 W a m W -1-1 m U m N O •rl +� m b N a +p Ltl1, �W��Q•G�V �L-a till l�GV E�+�E ���H� ��aw��� �3��� � C� v,; JOHNSTON, SASSER, RANDOLPH & WEAVER ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW 310 OKEECHOBEE BOULEVARD WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33402 HARRY A. JOHNSTON II P.O. BOX M DONALD J. SASSER JOHN C. RANDOLPH H.ADAMS WEAVER MAUREEN A.HACXETT November 2, 1982 Nancy Adams Town of Gulf Stream 246 Sea Road Gulf Stream, Florida 33444 Dear Nancy: HENRY F. LILIENTHAL 1902 -1982 OF COUNSEL HARRY ALLISON JOHNSTON 13051 655 - 0106 I have reviewed the minutes of October 8, 1982. The only correction I would suggest is on Page 2, paragraph 3 where you reflect that the Town Clerk was instructed to write Mr. and Mrs. McGeary advising them they must submit site plans to the Planning Board and if a variance is required, the Board will then come before the Commission with a recommenda- tion to approve plans. I am not sure what the tape reflects in regard to this matter so I cannot comment as to whether or not these minutes are correct. However, I would advise that it is not appropriate for the Commission to determine that the Board will come before them with a recommendation to approve the plans. The more appropriate action is for the Board to make a recommendation to the Commission whereupon the Commission will either accept or reject the recommendation. JCR:vm Very truly yqurs. n C. Randolph POLICE REPORT Month of October, 1982 TO: Police Commissioner, Robert Dixson FROM: Chief James W. Greer BURGLARIES REPORTED: none ATTEMPTED: none PROPERTY RECOVERED: none BURGLARY CASES CLEARED: none LARCENY: 1 surf board AOD: Officer Druien captured a Drug Boat for Delray Beach Police Dept. ARRESTS: Felony: 0 Misdeameanor: 3 Warrant: 0 Traffic: 37 FIR: 4 FALSE ALARMS: 33 TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS WITHIN CITY LIMITS: 1 DWI ARRESTS: 0 TOTAL CASE REPORTS: 76 x9c�c�F�Hc�'c .- h' c�' c�' c�c�c�c�' ca' cic�c�Y�Y9c9cxic�2�t�tx9ctc�' c�' c4c�cic�' cx9c�' c�' c�' e�Yx�4�' c�' c: cx�Y�' c�Y�cic9c� 'c�c�'cxic�Hc'.ex�'cic�2 �Y�'cfc �cicx � :'cic�c�Y�F�c�'c�c �nc�c: c�Y9c�' cxx�Hc4c4c�' c�29c�c�' c�P�c�' c: c�l�cx�' c4c� 'c�cx�c�'cic�'c�c�'c�cx�cic'.e k4c�'c�'c9c 'x�Y�Y�c�'c�Yx�Y�'c�c�'c�'c�Yx 'x is MILAGE DAYS HOURS Buchan 483 12 96 Bunner 1079 20 168 Druien 942 16 128 Hood 840 19 152 Rodriguez 599 11 110 Stocks 954 20 160 Schunck 712 19 152 Lundy 914 19 152 Mahoney 900 20 160 7423 156 1278 � :'cic�c�Y�F�c�'c�c �nc�c: c�Y9c�' cxx�Hc4c4c�' c�29c�c�' c�P�c�' c: c�l�cx�' c4c� 'c�cx�c�'cic�'c�c�'c�cx�cic'.e k4c�'c�'c9c 'x�Y�Y�c�'c�Yx�Y�'c�c�'c�'c�Yx 'x is October 5, 1982 Mr. William F. Koch, Mayor Town of Gulf Stream Gulf Stream, Florida 33444 Dear Bill: As Chairman of the Long Range Planning Committee, I have accumulated a list of recommendations by fellow commissioners. I have ranked the suggestions in order of priority as a starting point for discussion. Cost estimates are the next matter to be investigated since only a few recommendations have been costed out. Listed below are the recom- mendations received: 1. Pay out bank loan. 2. Road resurfacing and improvements. 3. Water system improvement (replacement of meters.) 4. Purchase of additional property for the construction of storage facilities for police and maintenance equipment. 5. Purchase of water mains from the Gulf Stream Golf Club. 6. Improvement of the AIA -8th St. intersection. 7. Improvement of the Town drainage system. 8. Fire protection service (Joint venture be- tween coastal cities. 9. Re- zoning expences. 10. Sidewalk along AIA. 11. Telephone and Florida Pacer and Light line placed underground. 12. Further investigation of paramedical services. I feel the list constitutes a starting point for our discussion and any additional recommendations from the Commissioners or residents are welcomed. Sincere Brian Pfeifl r Town Commissioner leadership cablevision Mayor William F. Koch and Members of Town Commission Town of Gulfstream Town Hall Gulfstream, Florida 33444 axe- P.O. BOX 250, DELRAY BEACH, FLA. 33444 TEL. (305) 272 -2521 September 2, 1982 Dear Mayor Koch and Members of Town Commission: Leadership Cablevison hereby requests Town Commission approval at its monthly meeting September 10, 1982 to increase its connection and monthly service rates effective as follows, effective October 1, 1982 pursuant to Section 29, Ordinance No. 74 -5, as amended by Ordinance No. 79.8. Present Increased Rate Rate Effective 10/1/82 Connection Charge: Residential & Commercial (Individual & bulk -rate) - First outlet $ 15.00 $ 25.00 Reconnection 15.00 25.00 Monthlv Service: Residential & Commercial (Individual billing) - First outlet 7.50 8.95 Additional outlet 1.50 2.50 Hotels & Motels - First outlet 7.50 8.95 Additional outlet 1.50 2.50 Mayor Wm. F. Koch & Members of Town Commission - 2 - September 2, 1982 A draft ordinance incorporating these rate changes is enclosed for your consideration. As you will recall, the last rate increase granted Leadership Cablevision by the Town was on June 1, 1979. During the succeeding period of over three years our company has experienced substantial increases in many operating costs -- such as technical and installation labor, power, tele- phone, rent and gasoline -- due to inflationary factors beyond our control. We have finally reached a point where we must now pass along at least some of these increased costs to our subscribers. We would also call your attention to the fact that since June 1979 Leadership Cablevision his added a number of new program channels, including WTBS, Channel 17 as part of its basic service package. The rate increases requested are being implemented October 1, 1982 in all the other localities where Leadership Cablevision currently is franchised/ licensed to operate -- i.e. the City of Delray Beach, Town of Ocean Ridge and unincorporated Palm Beach County. Although prior approval of the localities was not needed due to rate deregulation, Leadership Cablevision has notified the appropriate authorities of its intention to raise its rates. We respectfully request that this upcoming Town Commission meeting representative present to answer ordinance. GS:ml1 cc: David H. Baker William W. Atterbury, III James Hilliard Lawrence R. Walz L matter be placed on the agenda for your on September 10 and will have a legal any questions on the enclosed draft Sincerely yours, Gene Strickland System Manager rRA TOWN OF GULF STREAM TRASH DEPAKIlENT EXPENSES OCTOBER 1, 1981 - SEPTEMBER 30, 1982 DiLUµin(J clianp':; Gas, oil Tires Vehicle Maintenance & Repairs Vehicle depreciation $7,541 : 4 years Iabor - 2 men Uniforms Supplies * Approximately 80% of this is for trash pickup, hauling and dumping. $ 2,864 2,744 212 3,679 1,885 * 27,961 910 281 $ 40,536 TOWN OF GULF STREAM PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA Mr. & Mrs. John H. McGeary, Jr. 1301 S. W. 19th Street Boca Raton, Florida 33432 Dear Mr. & Mrs. McGeary, This is to inform you that the Town CcnTdssion at their regular meeting October 8, 1982 discussed your request, however, on advice of the Town Attorney, the Cannission took no action. It is the position of the Town that they must have site plans etc. to be submitted to the Planning Board for their review. Then, if a Variance is required, a reconuendation will be made by the Board and presented to the Connission. Should you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely, BarbaraGorynn Town Clerk \ MAIL ADDRESS COMMISSIONERS 245 SEA ROAD GULF STREAM, FLORIDA William F. Koch, Jr., Mayor awu Joel Hunter, Vice Mayor TEL: GULF STREAM Alan 1. Armour 27 6-5115 Robert J. DlReon Town Manager Brian Pfalller WILLIAM E. GWYNN Deputy Town Clerk BARBARA GWYNN Chief of Police October 8, 1982 JAMES GREER Mr. & Mrs. John H. McGeary, Jr. 1301 S. W. 19th Street Boca Raton, Florida 33432 Dear Mr. & Mrs. McGeary, This is to inform you that the Town CcnTdssion at their regular meeting October 8, 1982 discussed your request, however, on advice of the Town Attorney, the Cannission took no action. It is the position of the Town that they must have site plans etc. to be submitted to the Planning Board for their review. Then, if a Variance is required, a reconuendation will be made by the Board and presented to the Connission. Should you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely, BarbaraGorynn Town Clerk 'SSOCIATION.�y�y i .....pE JOHN H. MCGEARY. JR. 8340 N. /E5 ONO AVE.MIAMI, FA 33138 ,3051 27 44- �,.� aid �-,�. emu-, � -e-� -� �-•y z'�e..�a -�� � �.�.s - �y -+�•.. -�_ .� fsr�liu �- ��'r'� A- n�.- �r�ra.�,�ni ---� a�o� bmo SX •��' . a-� Q � ��-- �/e-t, e TL,� L2n-'L ,� W-e � e�a�e, d�c�C ai �.tr �acux��C cx �mUL, MAOL"�. NAME ANN. SAL. POL. INCENT. COMBINED ANN SAL. GREER $30,800.00 $ 660.00 $31,460.00 BUNKER 18,480.00 300.00 18,780.00 STOCKS 18,480.00 1,020.00 19,500.00 HOOD 18,480.00 300.00 18,780.00 MAHONEY 20,350.00 1,560.00 21,910.00 BUCHAN 18,480.00 300.00 18,780.00 DRUIEN 18,480.00 1,020.00 19,500.00 RODRIGUEZ 18,480.00 300.00 18,780.00 LUNDY 18,480.00 300.00 18,780.00 LAW 12,540.00 SCHUNCK 18,480.00 300.00 18,780.00 SOVA 17,854.00 17,854.00 COLEBROOK 12,897.78 12,897.78 GWYNN 26,446.20 26,446.20 GWYNN (car) 200.00 ADAMS ($6.00 hr) ORDINANCE NO. 82 -3 AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM, FLORIDA PROVIDING THAT CARDINAL CIRCLE, A STREET WITHIN THE TOWN BE MADE A ONE WAY STREET GOING WESTERLY AND NORTHERLY AUTHORIZING THE POLICE DEPARTMENT OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM TO POST THE NECESSARY SIGN; PRWIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOM OOH4ISSION OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM, FLORIDA, as follows: Section 1. Cardinal Circle, a street within the town limits of the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, is hereby designated as a one way street to be one way going south. Section 2. The Police Department of the Town of Gulf Stream is hereby authorized to post the necessary signs indicating that Cardinal Circle is a one way street going south. Section 3. That this Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and approval according to law. a• � • •• • �� • ate• u • • � Ldz6b-:� - - MAYOR ATTEST: Town Clerk I ORDINANCE NO. 82 -4 AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM, FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTION 29, "RATES" OF ORDINANCE NO. 74 -5 TO PROVIDE FOR AN INCREASE IN THE PERMITTED RATES AND CHARGES TO SUBSCRIBERS TO CABLE TELEVISION SERVICES, PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, Fairbanks Cable of Florida, Inc. (d /b /a Leadership Cablevision) cable television services to residents of Gulf Stream, FL pursuant to a franchise granted by the Town by Ordinance No. 81 -3 on July 31, 1981 and WHEREAS, the rates and charges for cable television services have remained unchanged since ordinance No. 79 -8 was adopted by the Town on June 8, 1979; and WHEREAS, based upon the increased costs of operation since that time and other factors, Fairbanks Cable of Florida, Inc. (d /b /a Leadership Cablevision), has adequately demonstrated the need to increase the said rates and charges: NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COMMISSION OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM THAT: Section 1. Section 29, "Rates" of Ordinance No. 74 -5 of the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, is deleted in its entirety and the following is substituted in its place and stead: Section 29, Rates. The maximum rates and charges which may be levied by the Company for connection to and use of its services are as follows: (a) Connection Monthly Service Charge Rate (Effective (Effective Type of Service 10/1/82) 10/1/82) Residential & Commercial (Individual Billing) First Outlet $ 25.00 $ 8.95 Additional Outlet 15.00 2.50 Relocation (per outlet) 15.00 -- Reconnections 25.00 -- Residential Only (Bulk - rate Billing, Annual Basis) First Outlet 4 or more units Additional Outlets 4 or more units Residential Only (Bulk - rate Billing, Seasonal Basis, November 1, through April 30) First Outlet $ 25.00 Time and Material $ 4.95 By Contract 4 or more units 25.00 5.95 Additional Outlets 4 or more units Time and Material By Contract An option to pay over twelve month period will be made available Hotels & Motels First Outlet By Contract Time & Material 8.95 Additional Outlet By Contract Time & Material 2.50 (b) In addition to the reconnection charge set forth above, subscribers previously disconnected for nonpayment of service fees will be charged an additional $5.00 upon reconnection. (c) The Company is granted the privilege of making additional installation charges based on time and material for custom installation charges as defined in this Ordinance. The amount of the Company's compensation shall be subject to ap- plicable federal, state and local law and re- gulations. All rates shall be uniform through- out the City. No changes in rates charged to subscribers shall be made except as authorized by the City after an appropriate public hearing. (1) "Standard Installation" shall mean any installation wihch requires no more than 100 feet of lead -in -type cable, where entry into the structure is made through an outside wall, where internal wiring can be affixed to the surface of the wall or base - board, and where the method of outside installation, either aerial or underground, is the same as is employed in the distribution line serving the subscriber. (2) "Custom Installation" shall mean any installation which employs outside construction methods, either aerial or underground, different from that employed in the distribution line serving the subscriber, where inside wiring involves installation of cable or wire in any attic, crawl space or within the dead space area of any wall, or requires more than 100 feet of lead-in - type cable, or requires additional ampli- fication equipment to provide proper service. Section 2. This ordinance shall become effective immediately upon passed on second and final reading. PASSED AND ADOPTED in regular session on second and first reading this Attest: 8TH day of October 1 2 �n Town Clerk First Reading: September 10, 1982 Second Reading: October 8, 1982 1982. Mayor RESOLUTION NO. 82 -10 A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM, PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE PRESENT PENSION PLAN OF THE TOWN BY PROVIDING THAT CONTRIBUTIONS OF EMPLOYEES SHALL BE VOLUNTARY RATHER THAN MANDATORY. WHEREAS, a meeting of the Town Commission of the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, was held on the 10th day of September, 1982, and WHEREAS, there was presented to the Town Commission the need to amend the IDS Prototype Pension Plan used by the Town for the benefit of the employees of the Town. WHEREAS, it was determined that the Plan should be amended so as to provide for voluntary contributions to the Plan instead of mandatory contributions by employees; NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Town Commission of the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida; Section 1. The IDS Prototype Pension Plan is hereby amended in the manner and form represented by the document attached hereto and executed by the Mayor of the Town of Gulf Stream. Section 2. The purpose and intent of this Amendment is to implement employee voluntary contributions instead of mandatory contributions. Section 3. All other portions of the IDS Prototype Pension Plan shall remain intact and unchanged. PASSED AND ADOPTED ON second DAY OF cx-nnnFO ,A. D. , 1982. ATTEST: own Cler READING THIS 8TH Ma r