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Home My Public Portal About01/14/1983There will he a Meeting of the Town Commission of THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM, FLORIDA AT THE TOWN HALL Friday, Jannc y 14 19 83 , at 9 :00 A.M. Deputy Town Clerk. A G E N D A CO MISSION ?MEETING JANUARY 14. 1983 1. Roll Call. 2. Approval of Minutes of the Joint Planning Board and Commission Meeting, December 6, 1982, the Commissioner Meeting December 10, 1982 and the Special Workshop Meeting for the Long Range Planning Committee, December 14, 1982. 3. Financial Report for the month of December, 1982. Audit Report. Adopt pay scale according to classification. 4. Presentation of Police Report. Police Business, i.e., position of Captain. boat seizure - Delray Beach. 5. Resolution #83 -1. A resolution supporting Ocean Ridge's stand against the relocation of the Ocean Avenue Bridge in Ocean Ridge. 6. Discuss Dredging project. 7. Meeting for Public Hearing regarding Zoning Project. 8. Planning Board Chain Mr. William Mayer - Variance request. 9. Presentation by any Commission member of items they may wish to discuss. 10. PUBLIC REQUESTS OR CODM]ENTS from the floor. COMMISSION MEETING January 14, 1983 PRESENT: William F. Koch, Jr. Mayor Joel Hunter Vice Mayor Robert Dixson Commissioner Brian Pfeifler Commissioner Alan I. Armour Commissioner ALSO ATTENDING: Town Manager William Gwynn, Town Clerk Barbara Gwynn, Town Attorney John Randolph, Robert Moody and Paul Brener, of the firm of Ernst & Whinny, Auditors. Planning Board Commissioners William Mayer and Thomas 0. Boucher The meeting was called to order by Mayor Koch at 9:00 A.M., and Roll Call was taken. Commissioner Hunter questioned whether the detailed dialogue contained in the minutes of the meeting of December 14, 1982, regarding the property immediately south of the Somerset multi - family buildings, was necessary to be inserted. Commissioner Dixson concurred and stated that since all of the material appears on the recorded tape, there was no need to have it in the minutes of the meeting. Commissioner Dixson stated that in regard to the December 10 and December 14, 1982 meetings, the subjects are merely mentioned and there is no mention of the recommendations that were actually made to and for the use of the zoning study group. Because of the length of the discussions and since it appears in the recording of the meeting as well as the notes of Mr. Caputo, the detail of such discussion is omitted. The minutes of said meetings of December 10 and December 14, 1982 were, therefore, approved, with said changes. Town Manager Gwynn presented the Financial Report for the month of December, 1982. This report is made a part of the minutes. The Audit Report, which had previously been distributed to the Commissioners, was discussed, and Town Manager Gwynn introduced Paul Bremner and Robert Moody, from the firm of Ernst & Whinny, Auditors. Commissioner Hunter requested that they give a report, since this is their first year as auditors, and Mr. Moody gave a detailed report, with suggestions, recommendations and comments. Mayor Koch complimented them on their work. Motion was made and seconded to accept said audit report. Motion passed. Motion was made and seconded to adopt the pay scale for the fiscal year October 1, 1982 to September 30, 1983, restating the salaries by classification that had been previously approved by the Commission. This schedule is made a part of the minutes. Motion passed. Commission Meeting January 14, 1983 Page 2 Motion was made and seconded to have Commission approval for competitive bidding for items $1,000 or over. Motion passed. Chief Greer presented the Police Report for the month of December, 1982. This report is made a part of the minutes. The Chief reported on the Crime Watch program. Town Manager Gwynn presented a request from Police Chief Greer for the promotion of Lt. James Mahoney to the position of Captain, effective February 1, 1983. It was moved and seconded that the proposal of the Chief and Town Manager to create the position of Captain in the Police Department be approved. Motion passed. It was moved and seconded that a salary not to exceed $23,000 be established for the position of Captain in the Police Department. Motion passed. It was moved and seconded that the proposal of the Chief and Town Manager for the promotion of Lt. James Mahoney to Captain be approved. Motion passed. It was moved and seconded to adopt Resolution 83 -1, titled: A Resolution of the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, opposing the re- location of the Ocean Avenue Bridge (State Road 804) in the Town of Ocean Ridge, Florida, and urging that no further costs be expended on the proposed project, and supporting the repair and replacement of the existing bridge. Said motion passed unanimously. It was noted that people in the audience also supported the Resolution. Commissioner Armour reviewed the matter of the dredging project and advised that if they are to continue, it is necessary to hire an engineer to conduct a survey of the canal; also to obtain necessary permits to dredge the canals, to allow the engineers to contract for the dredging, and prepare resolutions as previously discussed. Town Attorney Randolph explained the Consultants Competitive Negotiations Act, and he recommended that the bids be opened. Mr. William Mayer, Chairman of the Planning Board, presented a variance request on the Staley property, 2435 North Ocean Boulevard, and recommended that it be approved. Mayor Koch disqualified himself and refrained from voting. After a review, there being no objections, the Commission approved the request. Commission Meeting January 14, 1983 Page 3 Commissioner Dixson raised the question of reviewing individually the content of the Licensing Ordinance. Mayor Koch suggested that they request Town Attorney Randolph to review same and give his opinion in memorandum form. There being no further business to cane before the Commission, the meeting adjourned at 10:15 A.M. Barbara Gwynn Town Clerk MONTHLY POLICE REPORT December, 1982 TO: Police Commissioner, Robert Dixson FROM: James W. Greer, Chief of Police BURGLARIES REPORTED: NONE ATTEMPTED BURGLARIES: NONE STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED: NONE BURGLARY CASES CLEARED: NONE LARCENY: ONE, (STREET SIGN, POLO DRIVE) Felony: None Misdeameanor: None Warrant: None Traffic: 28 FIR: 4 AOD: 1 DWI: None i Traffic Accidents within city limits: None Total False alarms: 38 Total Case Numbers: 74 MilaRe Days Hours Buchan 763 21 164 Bunner 705 19 157 Druien 983 19 160 Hood 680 19 152 Lundy 750 22 176 Rodriguez 525 13 126 Schunck 721 17 136 Stocks 1011 21 168 Mahoney 950 20 168 7088 171 1407 JANUARY 14, 1983 The following pay scale is hereby adopted for the fiscal year 10 -1 -82 9- 30 -83. Chief 30,800 1,61Utenant c 1. 20,350 Patrolman 18,480 Police & Secretary 12,540 Manager 26,446 Sanitation supervisor 17,854 Sanitation Helper 12,898 Asst. Town Clerk $6.00 hr. - 25 hr. week. t i I T .,,...� MONTH OF JANUARY, 1983 B A L A N C E S 12/31/82 $ 158,409.46 Deposits $ 131,907.87 Withdrawals $ 267,071.57 Balances 1/31/83 $ 23,245.76 INVESTED SURPLUS - Water Fund $ 51,000.00 Loans Payable - Barnett Bank 60,860.01 Reserve for Police Department (boat sale) 26,834.06 R E C E I P T S Real Estate Taxes $ 118,732.18 Fines 1,006.14 Licenses 4.00 Water 5,902.38 Trash 1,176.70 Other 66.60 Permits 218.00 Gas Tax refund 186.75 Lots cleaned 540.00 Florida Revenue Sharing 743.00 Insurance claim 94.80 Electric Franchise 2,918.78 Cable T. V. Franchise 318.54 Total $ 131,907.87 TOWN OF GULF STREAM CASH PRO=ION CASH FEBRUARY FEBRUARY THRU APRIL Bank Balances- Beginning of Period $ 23,246 $ 23,246 Add: Receipts $ 90,000 $ 220,000 Subtotals $ 113,246 $ 243,246 Less: Expenditures $ 63,000 $ 240,000 Bank Balances - End of Period $ 50,246 $ 3,246 Beginning of Period Cert. of Deposit (Gen'l) $ 150,000 $ 150,000 Cert. of Deposit (Water) $ 51,000 $ 51,000 Total Lin $ 201,000 End of period Cert. of Deposit (Gen'l) $ 150,000 $ 200,000 Cert. of Deposit (Water) $ 51,000 $ 51,000 Total $ 201,000 $ 251,000 Barnett Bank $ 60,860 $ 60,860 I 1 I• ' o1• � Y M 1011 /' • �' • • 1 `1i• /" 1687 Southeast Tri -Cty Chiefs Police P.D. Amt 1 installation officers $ 44.00 1688 it 11 of P.D. membership - Chief Greer 25.00 1689 Fla. Municipal Health Trust Employee Health January 1,366.72 1690 Ace Hardware T. H. Cleaning Supplies 16,33 1691 Aid To Traffic Street Signs - Brackets - Posts 675.00 1692 Atlas Towing P.D. 1974 Chevrolet Towing 40.00 1693 Bodel, Inc. 500 Envelopes 136.05 1694 Boynton Auto Supply Inc. P.D. equip. - terminals - wrenches 277.34 1695 City of Delray Beach Water - November 11/2 - 12/6 9,443.00 1696 County Sanitation January 3,728.00 1697 Crystal Water Co. Town Hall 22.50 1698 Ernst & Whinny Final Billing (Auditors) 700.00 1699 Fairchild - Lowell Corp. P.D. Supplies 53.50 1700 Fla. Power & Light Co. Street Lights 944.33 1701 Good Life Tapes 36.45 1702 Gulf Stream Golf Club Annual Lease Agreement 12/21/77 5,750.00 1703 William E. Gwynn Post adj.ent. $120.00 Prepare Fla. Rev. Dept. Report year ended 9/30/82 480.00 1704 IBM Typewriter #13 Pmt. 36.44 1705 LaMar Uniforms Inc. Police Dept. 21.20 1706 Maury's Tool Chest Sanitation Dept. supplies 8.75 1707 Mobile Communications Answering Service - January 48.00 1708 Town of Ocean Ridge Per agreement - Fire contract 3,250.00 1709 P. B. Cty Building Dept. Rev. Bldg. Plans 75% per agreement 641.80 1710 Paragon Cleaners Police Department 79.25 1711 Purity Uniform Service Sanitation Department 83.60 1712 Risk Management Ins. Insurance Policy 350.00 1713 Russell & Axon O'Boyle- reimbursement (drainage review) 215.98 1714 Scott Electric Repair Flood Lite T.H. front bldg. 32.00 1715 Tan Sova P.D. Auto Maintenance 225.00 1716 Shalloway & Co. Dredging Project 759.50 1717 So. Bell Tel & Tel. Co. T. H. monthly payment 121.77 1718 Clarence Sova T. ii. Supplies 79.49 1719 Tanasello T. H. Pest Control - November 13.00 1720 Cynthia Harms Secretarial Service 130.00 1721 Executive Management Reimbursed by Civic Assoc. 3,540.70 1722 Kelton & Assoc., Inc. P. B. Cty Transportation -Dbl Tax. 655.20 1723 Hand's T. H. Supplies 6.83 1724 Ocean City Lumber T. H. & P. D. Shelving 270.15 1725 Southern Bell Tel Co. December payment 247.54 1726 Barnett Bank Money market account 150,000.00 1727 Sun Bank Water Fund -money market account 30,000.00 1728 Barnett Bank Water notes pmt & interest 23,032.25 1729 Sun Bank W/H last 1/2 of December 2,223.20 1730 Fla. REtirement System Soc. Sec. for December 3,207.88 1731 Town of Gulf Stream Payroll - 1st 1/2 of January 8,270.04 1732 Sun Bank W/H first 1/2 of January 21254.40 1733 Dept. of Environmental Regulat. Permit to fill erosion on Golfview Dr. 100.00 1734 Bo-Del Co., Inc. Letterheads - Envelopes 171.95 1735 William E. Gwynn Car Allowance - January 200.00 1736 Radm':?�ch'.county watd'of =Cann. Trash Disposal - December 224.00 1737 National Rifle Assoc. Annual Membership P.D. 25.00 1738 Craftsman Ind., Inc. P.D. Car door unlockers 25.00 FINANCIAL REPORT W.FiRCS DRDIAZI ON OPERATION ACCOUNT JANUIRY 19M 1939 1740 1741 1742 1743 1744 1745 1746 1747 1748 1749 1750 1751 1752 1753 1754 1755 Fla. Municipal Finance Off. Assoc Fla. Municipal Lia. Self -Ins. Florida Power & Light Jack's Camera Center Jones Equipment Co. Kirk Material Tomasello Palm Beach Cty Assoc. Chief Police LaMar Uniform P. B. Jr. College Cash Town of Gulf Stream I D S Pension P. B. Cty Assoc. Chiefs Police Earl Rarvel III Nancy Furstenau Antonio Rodriguez Annual membership Final payment for fiscal yr '83 Street Lites - December P. D. - film MK 11A Simulator Trash Pick up. -(will be reimbursed) Pest control - December P.D. Chief Greer dinner P. Department P. D. (Robert Druien) Replenish Petty Cash Payroll Account Employee Pension January P. D. Dinner Meter Reading Water Billing - Dec. & Jan. 83 P.D. Skills & Development Course $ 8.00 398.00 866.77 11.96 218.00 500.00 13.00 14.50 106.00 5.00 50.00 8,586.03 1,461.67 14.50 350.00 150.00 30.00 $ 267,071.57 CHECKS DRAWN ON PAYROLL ACCOUNT JANUARY 1983 679 James Greer Wages first 1/2 January $ 811.64 680 Charles Bunner 477.67 681 Joseph Stocks " 566.76 682 Richard Hood 544.77 683 James Mahoney 701.43 684 Jack Buchan 616.17 685 Bob Druien 601.74 686 Antonio Rodriquez 583.27 687 James Lundy 595.77 688 Gerald Schunck 578.55 689 Susan law 390.86 690 Clarence Sova 551.48 691 James Colebrook IF It 412.33 692 William Gwynn to " 578.50 693 Nancy Adams IF 259.10 694 James Greer Wages last 1/2 January 811.64 695 Charles Bunner 543.99 696 Joseph Stocks 609.08 697 Richard Hood 544.77 698 James Mahoney 755.26 699 Jack Buchan 631.59 700 Bob Druien 648.86 701 Antonio Rodriguez " " 583.27 702 James Lundy 595.77 703 Susan Law 390.86 704 Gerald Schunck 578.55 705 Clarence Sova 551.48 706 James Colebrook 412.33 707 William Gwynn ° 578.50 708 Nancy Adams 259.10 709 Cynthia Harms 90.97 $ 16,856.06 !� M m m W � !� M remilli o� E N r Cl) CN r 0)M r-1 r-I m C' V' O m r-I CO rr- N M O 0 qv co r-I r-I O O O O O M O O O O M 0 0 0 -V O O co to m u l O O O N C 1 D co 0 0 0 M N LO rd 1M ul cc I m ri +L l'J O W N ro� O 0 0 0 0 0 1 0000 O O CC 0 O 00 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O -W 0 O 1110 I OON 1-1 CID LDr IO O1I)rI OO'D i ICS N MMr -INd� MN 111 lO ri rV r-1 M� co to lf1 d�d`r Ln l0 ri r-I d' to wr r O MlDm m N M I V' V} 'V}'V} V} 'V} O Ln O �r ko co I co -I rm O co r- 0 0 d' OID Omm 0 to oo 111 ri cP l0 O OJ 111 N N 1D m 1p 'z Ln 1n OO ro- d' N Ln ro m O 1 m m LD co 0) 111 Ln IO N Ln O N rlrl ICS NM r-I M N ri r M r-I r-I N Ln ri r r-1 M� Ln 1D 111 M Ln Ln io r1 ri �r to w r m M m m ri -III :/l. 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Add "or designee" after each reference to a Town Official throughout the ordinance. All references to "gross acre" - revise to "net acre". 2. Page 3, item 11. Remove "and easily" from definition of Awning. 3. Page 5, item 23. Rewrite definition of Building Height to read as follows: The vertical distance measured from the point of first floor base flood elevation of the building site to the highest finished roof structure including any roof -top super- structure or appurtenance. 4. Page 6, item 34. Add "and /or" to statement of .... recreational and /or athletic .... . 5. Page 6, item 38. Add "or ownership by" to statement .... designed for rental to or ownership by tenants .... . 6. Page 9, item 64. Rewrite definition of Family to read as follows: One (1) or more persons related by blood, marriage, adoption, or guardianship, or not more than three (3) persons not so related, occupying a dwelling unit and living as a single housekeeping unit in a dwelling. 7. Page 13, new item. Net Acre, or Net Land Area. sitting as the Zoning -1- The total land area of a building site, exclusive of all public rights -of -way, easements, submerged lands, or any lands deemed by a government agency as unsuitable or inappropriate for development. B. Page 14, item 111. Add Town of Gulf Stream to definition of Public Agency. 9. Page 17, item 139. Rewrite definition of Structure Height to read as follows: The vertical distance measured from the point of base flood elevation to the highest point of a structure. For a roof -top superstructure, height shall be measured from the highest point of the roof to the highest point of such structure. 10. Page 19, item 154. Add .... which is granted by the Town Commission sitting as the Zoning -1- V 11. Page 20, item V A (Second Revise "upon" to "on ", and add "facts and ". Paragraph) 12% Page 22, item VII,C.1 Add "guest houses" to accessory uses. 13. Page 23, item VII,G.1 Add "or structure ". 14. Page 24, item M. Rewrite to read as follows: Walls, fences, and Hedges. All walls or fences outside of building lines of the property shall not be over eight feet (8 ft.) in height. No height limitation is placed on hedges. However, in the event that a wall, fence, or hedge is erected or located on a corner lot, a vehicular and pedestrian visibility triangle shall be provided for a minimum distance of ten (10) feet in both directions from the intersecting corner point of property lines. The maximum height of any wall, fence, or hedge within said visibility triangle shall be two and one -half (2 1/2') feet. 15. Page 25, item VIII,B.4. Add, "activities ". 16. Page 25, item F.1. Add, "Plus one (1) additional guest parking space for each two (2) dwelling units ". 17. Page 26, item G.I. Add "or structure" to title. Change "or 35 feet" to "not to exceed 35 feet ". 18. Page 26, item G.2. Revise to a 3 story, 40 foot maximum. 19. Page 27, item K.1. Change "be one lot or parcel" to "consist of a net land area ", and "lot size" to "net land area". 20. Page 27, item L.1. Change "total lot area" to "net land area ". 21. Page 28, item M. Rewrite to read as follows: Walls, Fences, and Hedges. All walls or fences outside of building lines of the property shall not be over eight feet (8 ft.) in height. No height limitation is placed on hedges. However, in the event that a wall, fence, or hedge is erected or located on a corner lot, a vehicular and pedestrian visibility triangle -9- shall be provided for a minimum distance of ten (10') feet in both directions from the inter- secting corner point of property lines. The maximum height of any wall, fence, or hedge within said visibility triangle shall be two and one - half (2 1/2') feet. 22. Page 30, item C. 5. The erection, display, and maintenance of Add new item. an illuminated sign on any property is strictly prohibited. 23. Page 31, item D. Add "and Coastal" to title. Add new item 4. 4. Construction in coastal areas of the Town must comply with all of the provisions of the "Palm Beach County Coastal Construction and Excavation Setback Ordinance No. 72 -12" and the Construction Control Line - established by the State.of Florida Bureau of Beaches and Shores, which ordinance or its successor shall prevail in the absence of a conflict- ing Town ordinance. 24. Page 31, item F.2. Add to end, "and shall be located in such a manner so as not to face any public street or roadway, or shall be adequately screened or buffered so as not to be visible from any public street or roadway. 25. Page 36, item K.9. Add, "wherever practical ". 26. Page 42, item e. Add, "plus any additional costs by the Town of processing the application or hearing and de- ciding upon the request. Said additional costs shall be paid to the Town by the applicant prior to the issuance of a certificate of occupancy. ". 27. Page 43, item 7. Add to end, "from the date of approval for a building permit. ". 28. Page 43, new Section. SECTION XII - CERTIFICATES OF OCCUPANCY It shall be unlawful to use or permit the use of any building or premises thereon hereafter created or erected, changed or converted wholly or partly in its use or structure until a certificate of occupancy to the effect that the building or premises or part thereof and the proposed use thereof con- -3- form to the provisions of the ordinance shall have been issued; provided that under the rules and regulations of the Town Commission a temporary certificate of occupancy for a part of a building may be issued; provided that upon written request from the owner, or applicant, the Town shall issue a certificate of occupancy for any building or premises existing at the time of the passage of this ordinance certifying after inspecting the use of the building or premises and whether such conforms to the provisions of this ordinance. 29. Page 47, item F. 30. Page 47, item 2. 31. Page 50, item A.I. 32. Page 50, item B.2. 33. Page 53, CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS A. Initiative or Petition Add, loading "space ". Add, Application "forms" and obtained from "and filed with the Town Clerk or designee ". Change 3 month residency requirement to 8 months. Change "investigate" to "review ". Rewrite entire Section to read as follows: 1. The Town Commission may from time to time on its initiative or by petition, amend, supplement, change, modify, or repeal the regula- tions, restrictions, or district boundaries herein established. Any proposed amendment, supplement, change, modification, or re- peal shall first be submitted to the Town Planning Board for its recommendation and report to the Town Commission. All such changes and amendments shall be made pursuant to all applicable state laws. 2. Should a proposed zoning amendment be denied, after having a public hearing as provided herein, the Town Commission shall not recon- sider such amendment or request for an amendment for a period of six (6) months after denial, unless the Town Commission determines that the public interest shall require it to do so. B. Filing Fees - Petition for Rezoning. 1. Upon filing a petition or a request for rezoning within the Town the petitioner shall pay to the Town Clerk or designee a fee of two hundred dollars ($200.00) plus any additional costs by the Town of processing the application or hearing and deciding upon the request. Said additional costs shall be paid to the Town by the applicant prior to the issuance of a certificate of occupancy for any development on the property which was rezoned, provided however, that said rezoning request was approved. If said rezoning request is denied, all additional costs shall be- come due and payable immediately. Non - payment of said costs shall result in the Town placing a lien against the property for which the rezoning was requested for the amount of the additional costs, plus any and all costs incurred in the filing of the lien. 34. Page 54, item A.I. Change "Town Commission" to "Town Clerk or• designee ". 35. Page 54, item A.2. Change "Town Commission" to "Town Planning Board for its recommendation and report to the Town Commission. ". 36. Page 56, item E.I. Add, "The developer shall also pay any addi- tional costs by the Town of processing the application or hearing and deciding upon the request for replat. Said additional costs shall be paid to the Town by the applicant prior to the Official filing of the record Plat. ". 37. Page 56, item B.I. Rewrite second line as follows: .... to periodic inundation which can result in loss of life or property, and which creates health.... . -5- MONTHLY POLICE REPORT December, 1982 TO: Police Commissioner, Robert Dixson FROM: James W. Greer, Chief of Police BURGLARIES REPORTED: NONE ATTEMPTED BURGLARIES: NONE STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED: NONE BURGLARY CASES CLEARED: NONE LARCENY: ONE, (STREET SIGN, POLO DRIVE) ARRESTS Felony: None Misdeameanor: None Warrant: None Traffic: 28 FIR: 4 AOD: 1 DWI: None Traffic Accidents within city limits: None Total False alarms: 38 Total Case Numbers: 74 �'c;c�l•�4�Y�k-.n: �'c�c;c4c9cx�F�'ct, xx4c k�c�Y�Y: 'c�c�cx�c�2xicic:'c�'cic�Yx�c:c icx�'c k�'c�'c�'; 4c�'c�'ct, �'cicx�'c�'c�c�Y�Y�'c�Yxs'c �'c�'e9c4c�'cx �l•-.° .icic:c�'c4cx�'c�'cxine�'c�'c�' cal -�Pk�'c'.c�Y�'c�'c�'c4cic�'c�'; kx�' c4: h�' c�' c! G) CXJ ci' c�i'; n�iCi'; isx�' ci: �' c: c' c�' c�c�c4cx�c� 'c�':�'c�'cicic�cscx�'c Miles e Days Hours Buchan 763 21 164 Bunner 705 19 157 Druien 983 19 160 Hood 680 19 152 Lundy 750 22 176 Rodriguez 525 13 126 Schunck 721 17 136 Stocks 1011 21 168 Mahoney 950 20 168 7088 171 1407 �l•-.° .icic:c�'c4cx�'c�'cxine�'c�'c�' cal -�Pk�'c'.c�Y�'c�'c�'c4cic�'c�'; kx�' c4: h�' c�' c! 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A f] D g 1 � � �e O 0 n. m l 1 O 1 O l RESOLUTION NO. 83 -1 • • • i M kon • r •• u• • • •� i u ��• a u 010 • i ...••• �• •• a n .•.� .Di •. •. �. •«o is • i �• � •r WHEREAS, The Florida Department of Transportation (FOOT) has determined the relocation of the Ocean Avenue Bridge in Ocean Ridge to a location only 700 feet north to align with Second Avenue in Boynton Beach is high priority project referred to as State Job Number 93200 -1504 and has allocated state funds for right -of -way acquisition and applied for Federal Funding for the project assigned Federal Job Number M -3406 (1); and WHEREAS, such relocation would place the intersection of the bridge approach with State Road AlA within 200 feet of the Ocean Ridge Town Hall, Police Department and Fire Department and in close proximity to the entrance and exit to the Boynton Beach Public Beach, causing a serious congestion of traffic; and WHEREAS, such relocation would require the widening of State Road ALA for a distance of 300 feet north of the proposed bridge which would result in the loss of the south egress and ingress to AIA from the Police and Fire De- partment and add an additional lane of traffic to be crossed from the only remaining access to AIA, both of which will seriously affect the operation, effeciency and response time of the police and fire department; and WHEREAS, the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida contracts with the Town of Ocean Ridge, Florida for police, fire and first aid services and vehemently opposes any project or circumstance that may alter the excellent response and quality of service that is currently being received and, WHEREAS, the estimated project will exceed $15,000,000.00 whereas the estimated cost of replacement of the existing bridge would be only ten percent (10 %) if that figure which is of prinary importance and concern esp- ecially in view of the current economic situation; and WHEREAS, the Federal Department of Transportation (FDOT) disclosed that there are 248,500 structurally deficient bridges in need of repair and rehabilitation in the United states at an estimated cost of $47.6 billion with only a fraction of this amount available for the highest priority pro- jects; and WHEREAS, there are five (5) bridges within ten (10) miles, one of which is within one (1) mile of the existing bridge, available as alternate routes during reconstruction or repair of the existing bridge tusking it un- necessary to expend funds for a temporary bridge; and, WHEREAS, destruction of major stands of mangroves and damage to the adjacent woodlands and wetlands would be extensive if the relocation were to be accomplished with the new right -or -way as projected passing thru these endangered areas, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF GULF ,STREAM, FLORIDA. Section 1. The Town of Golf Stream vehemently opposes the re- location of the Ocean Avenue Bridge (State Road 804) in the Town of Ocean Ridge, Florida. Section 2. The Town of Golf Stream urges that no further funds be expended on the proposed relocation of the bridge, State Job Number 93200- 1504 and Federal Job Number M -3406 (1) for right -of -way, bridge or roadway. Section 3. The Town of Gulf Stream supports the repair or re- placement of the existing bridge in the existing location on Ocean Avenue in the Town of Ocean Ridge and the City of Boynton Beach. Section 4. The Town Clerk is hereby directed to transmit copies of this resolution to the Federal Highway Administration, Federal Department of Transportation, Florida Department of Transportation, Town of Ocean Ridge, Florida and City of Boynton Beach, Florida Section 5. This Resolution shall take effect immediately upon adoption. PASSED AND ADOPTED in regular session assembled this day of January , -1983 ATTEST: Town Clerk 14th Wiliam Koch, Mayor r ` S Joel Hunter, Commissioner Robert Dix , Commissioner Alan armour, Commissioner Brian Pfeifle, Page 2 RESOLUTION 83 -1