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Home My Public Portal About05/10/1985TOWN OF GULF STREAM PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA COMMISSIONERS MAIL ADDRESS 246 SEA ROAD WILLIAM F. XOCH, JR., Mayor GULF STREAM, FLORIDA JOEL HUNTER, Vice Mayor 33444 TEL.: GULF STREAM ALAN I. ARMOUR 2765116 ROBERT J. DIXSON Town Manager BRIAN PFEIFLER AGENDA WILLIAM E. GWYNN Town Clerk TOWN COMMISSION MEETING BARBARA GWYNN Chief of Police MAY 10, 1985 JAMES GREER 1. Roll Call. 2. Approval of Minutes: April 12, 1985 3. Staff Report. a. Financial Report. b. Police Report. c. Manager's Report. d. Bond Issue Project Report. e. Town Attorney Report. 4. Planning & Zoning Board Report. P.B. 1185 -3. A request by Mrs. Mary Cain Littlefield for site plan review for an addition to a single family home located at 2530 Ave. Au Soleil and described as Lot 50, Place Au Soleil. 5. Commissioner Comments /Recommendations. 6. Public Comments /Requests. 7. Adjournment. i TOWN OF GULF STREAM PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA COMMISSIONERS MAIL ADDRESS 246 SEA ROAD WILLIAM F. KOCH, JR., Mayor GULF STREAM, FLORIDA JOEL HUNTER, Vice Mayor 57444 TEL.: GULF STREAM ALAN I. ARMOUR 2765116 ROBERT J. DIXSON Town Manager BRIAN PFEIFLER WILLIAM E. GWYNN MINUTES Town Clerk BARBARA GWYNN TOWN COMMISSION MEETING Chief of Police JAMES GREER MAY 10, 1985 In the absence of Mayor Koch, Vice Mayor Hunter called the meeting to order at 9:00 A.M. 1. Roll Call. Members Present Vice Mayor Hunter Commissioner Armour Commissioner Dixson Commissioner Pfeifler Members Absent Mayor Koch Others Present Bill Gwynn, Town Manager Barbara Gwynn, Town Clerk Gene Caputo, Ass't Town Mgr. Jim Greer, Police Chief Joe DeGange, Code Enforcement Ofcr. Clarence Sova, Superintendent of Public Works John Randolph, Town Attorny Bill Mayer, Chair, Planning & Zoning Board Charles Eaton, Planning & Zoning Brd. Member 2. Approval of Minutes: April 12, 1985 Upon a motion by Mr. Pfeifler and second by Mr. Dixson, the minutes were unanimously approved. 3. Staff Report. a. Financial Report. Mr. Gwynn presented the report and discussed several points which were outlinted. Following a brief discussion, and upon a motion by Mr.Armour, and second by Mr. Dixson, the financial report was unanimously accepted. b. Police Report. Chief Greer presented the report and outlined several points: 1. Traffic control on the waterway: The Chief stated that Capt. Rodgers of the Marine Patrol would be present at the June meeting to discuss the matter. 2. CDC: Chief Greer indicated that the organization was dissolving and that it was too early for the Town to commit itself to any specific direction. Planning & Zoning Minutes April 12, 1985 page 2 3. Animal Control Ordinance: The Chief reported that there were problems in enforcing the Ordinance due to what he felt was unclear language regarding the high water mark along the beach - front and the actual point of jurisdiction. Mr. Randolph indicated that the ordinance is enforceable throughout the entire Town based on it's current language. After further discussion, the Commission asked Mr. Randolph to give specific written instruction to the Police Department on how to resolve the issue. 4. Planning & Zoning Board. P.S. #85 -3. A request by Mrs. Mary Cain Littlefield.for site plan review for an addition to a single family home located at 2530 Ave. Au Soleil and described as Lot 50, Place Au Soleil. Mr. Charles Eaton presented the Planning & Zoning Board recommendations of approval of the request. Following a brief discussion and upon a motion by Mr. Armour and second by Mr. Dixson, the request was unanimously approved. 5. Commissioner Comments /Recommendations. There were no comments or recommendations by any of the Commissioners. 6. Public Comments /Requests. There were no public comments or requests. 7. Adjournment. There being no further business, Eugene A. Caputo Assistant Town Manager the meeting was adjourned at 10:10 A.M. N= OF MAY 1985 OPERATING ACCOUNT Balances 4/30/85 65,922.44 Deposits 59,761.37 Withdrawals 100,424.35 Balances 5/31/85 25,259.46 Receipts Real Estate Taxes 28,608.84 Fines 358.00 Licenses 2.00 Water 3,491.12 Trash 1,386.00 Transfer from Money Market Acct. 25,000.00 Alcoholic Beverage Licenses 456.00 Permits 132.50 Cigarette Tax 151.91 F1. Revenue Sharing Emergency Medical Services 175.00 Total 59,761.37 Invested Finds General Find Water Fund Police Dept. (Boat Sale) Dredging Sinking Fund 157,035.53 54,779.35 17,212.96 227,695.77 181,026.47 FINANCIAL STATEMENT Page 2 Cont. CHECKS DRAWN ON OPERATING ACCOUNT, May, 1985 #3340 Town of Gulf Stream 41 Fla. Div. of Ret. 42 Barnett Bank 43 USCM Deferred Comp 44 P.B. Cty Solid Waste 45 Ace Hardware 46 Atlantic Ref. 47 Bo -Del 48 Joe DeGange 49 Broward -Palm Bch Tractor 50 County Sanitation 51 Town of Gulf Stream 52 City of Delray Bch 53 Boynton Auto Supply 54 Exe. Management 55 Gene Caputo 56 Easy Pay Tire 57 Edgar Office Supply 58 Engel's 59 Gulf StreamLumber 60 Little Club 61 Mobile Comm. 62 Town of Ocean Ridge 63 Picard Chemical Inc. 64 Purity Uniform 65 Pierce Tire Co. 66 Specialty Radiator Inc. 67 Transi - Tronics Inc. 68 Telpage 69 So. Bell 70 William Gwynn 71 if " 72 Fla. Power and Light 73 Larmar Uniform 74 Fla. Mun. Ins. Fund 75 Adjustco 76 Smith Brothers 77 Aid to Traffic 78 Town of Gulf Stream 79 Fla. Div. of Ret. 80 Barnett Bank 81 USCM Deferred Comp 82 Nix Boynton Beach 83 VOID 84 Scott Electric Payroll $ 8,872.64 S/S 1,734.92 W/H 1,420.00 Employees Def.Comp 901.00 Trash Disposal 620.78 Sant. Dept 14.58 A/C Police Dept. 40.00 Printing- Water 146.50 Code Enforcement Off. 500.00 Public Works 38.05 Garbage Disposal 5,049.00 Sinking Fund 24,097.00 Water- April 11,914.82 P.D. 234.99 Gen'1 Const. Ser. 350.00 Ass't to Manager 1,500.00 P.D. 196.20 P.D. 127.20 P.D. 59.80 Public Works 38.54 Elec. Pump Drainage etc. 629.24 Answering service 51.00 Fire Contract Audit'83 -84 23,432.00 Public Works 154.55 Public Works 122.11 to " 15.00 P.D. 183.88 P.D. 44.00 P.D. 12.00 T.H. 250.22 Car allowance 200.00 Acct'g - April 200.00 St.- P.D. -T.H. 1,364.99 P.D. 60.00 Annual Audit 654.00 Add. Ins. T.H. -Risk added 1,036.00 P.D. 320.00 Signs 70.00 Payroll 9,046.90 S/S 1,775.44 W/H 1,475.00 Employee 901.00 Carwash P.D. 6.00 Temp. Con.Trailer etc. 565.00 Total $100,424.35 FINANCIAL STATEMENT Page 4, Cont. CHECKS DRAWN ON PAYROLL ACCOUNT, May, 1985 #1580 Helmes 4/26 -5/10 $ 446.14 81 Greer 861.02 82 Stocks 623.72 83 Buchan 699.54 84 Lundy 641.76 85 Hatton 653.45 86 Burtka 596.87 87 Neff 589.97 88 Williams 608.71 89 Schunck 543.94 90 Sova 565.92 91 Colebrook 438.19 92 Bevens 380.16 93 Gwynn 570.79 94 DeLorme 632.46 95 Helmes 5/11 -5/24 467.14 96 Greer 861.02 97 Stocks 623.72 98 Buchan 768.01 99 Lundy 641.76 1600 Helmes 20.00 O1 Hatton 653.45 02 Burtka 686.77 03 Neff 643.86 04 Williams 608.71 05 Schunck 543.94 06 Sova 565.92 07 Colebrook 438.19 08 Bevens 380.16 09 Gwynn 570.79 10 DeLorme 593.46 Total $17,919.54 (wp (wp rt Y 0 o r�s S 7 (wp (p Y �S a rt n• fF9piro { n r=1 IA I-! `� I't Rl r�i WN F'• rD rt En cn ti F� Frt '• N In't `C N ,� y a 0 0 O �°r I V W rN V m rn Oo 10 w o O Ul 0 0 Cl Cl H .L O F 1 -P- IILnO F O Ul O O F• O r In In 6n OD 00 o0 10 r � w w w r r o 4 4 kO 1n 1O O F 00 �O 1 00 W F 00 I W I W O1 r W W InF��"yyy"'777 W r In ON InWV 000 N Lo %D In 000OMO WLn r vN O%ln rrONV 10 1 F Wr W I m I MOONW00 N O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Cl O O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O I V W rN V �O C) Lo INS 00 Oo 10 NFrr O O Ul 0 0 Cl Cl H .L O F 1 -P- IILnO F O Ul O O F• O r In In 6n ln0 00 00000 OI00 In In O 000000 O 00 .. 00 O0000 01 O Oo olooOOOOOO O W r 1� rf rt ID dpi pi ID rt �C M I WOOrW� W Ul 000 rr0 W Or1 Or1 N WW rrr Ul NN Nr 1O OO OwV F W rr V rON F FON1 r W Fr N N O N W r1O In 1 w lnV W 000 -a, c) r lO W 01 01 r F" N 00 0 10 O O r 1O r W O V O N 10 N In V OO1 NV 0010 lnNW � I In Oln VI WFOW V 00 k r 01 W r 1� rf rt ID dpi pi ID rt �C M I -(a W O V W F O W r F N �O N1O .P 'or W� 01 .L F N W W Nr Oln U) 4-1 NF ONOV 00 V00000 FrFV W VI ON WWNInW ONF 01 'O FIn UIO OOV NO [ta I O 00 F 000001DV00 O In In 00 OOOlnO 0 O 00 O 00000000 O O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Cl O O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O W r 1� rf rt ID dpi pi ID rt �C M I FJ O V W F O W r F N O F N O 01 F F r W r V OWWO VVO1pF Oln r FV 10 V00000 FrFV W 1 OV O1W �O 00 U1 O1 00 01 010 i0 Vt 000 NOON F OW 00 VNOOW w0 O 00 01 000001000 V 1 F 00 In FOOUt F O O 00 F OOOOFO00 O W r 1� rf rt ID dpi pi ID rt �C M I (=M m �Ln n I Ln t-I Ln co ri Ci ul O O m Ln Ln 01 Ln CO N m Ln O m u'1 O 01 NNI I r1 to cq I, ri a% � N O O Nrr-1 � �� W O n co N (=M m �Ln n I Ln t-I Ln co ri Ci ul O O m m Ln 01 Ln CO N m Ln O m u'1 O tl1 �o cn I� r1 to cq I, ri a% � N O O N O I" W O n co [jjVxn r: N � n -1 Ln -1 Ln Ln -1 N N ri N O O O N CyrC N • U 4J 4J 4J Wul i N 6� h •b U p. C U N N N N cn UO U ytlp�l, W W w H O H H y N v A N A Rl C.7 6 Cn Hoard ul' County Commissioners Karneth'd. Adams, Chairman !•:.:ran T. ? Iarcus, Vice Chair i:u Sltil!i:u .L•rr• L. Owens Durothy Willed June 4, 1985 TO MAYORS OF MUNICIPALITIES OF PALM BEACH COUNTY County .-administrator 101111 C. imsbury Local government is in need of capital funds to construct the road infrastructure system required to meet the traffic demands which have been placed on the roads of this County. In 1983, Palm Beach County, with the cooperation of the municipalities, imposed 2 cents of a possible A cents (per gallon) local option gas tax, which was authorized by the 1983 legislature- The Board of County Commissioners is currently considering the imposition of the �#dditional 2 cent gas tax, and is requesting your support and cooperation. The distribution to the County and Cities of these funds was established in the uniform interlocal agreement executed during the 1983 adoption process. An interlocal agreement which will modify the previous agreement to incorporate the additional 2 cent gas tax is being forwarded for your consideration and execution. The estimated revenue which will be generated for each municipality by this additional 2 cent gas tax, is attached for your information. tie are working under statutory deadlines which require the adoption, prior to July 30th, of an ordinance imposing this gas tax. The interlocal agreement must be executed by July 12th. It is therefore requested that you return this agreement prior to Monday, July 8th, so the Board of County Commissioner may act on it at the Tuesday, July 9th Commission Meeting at the latest. Should you have any questions or require any assistance concerning this matter, please contact Mr. Haney Frakes, Assistant County Engineer, at 684 -4010. Mr. Frakes will be coordinating this effort. Please hand deliver any documents concerning this matter to Mr. 'Frakes or call his office and he will have the documents picked up. I realize that this is a short time frame and your cooperation and assistance is sincerely requested and appreciated. i As aut rized by the Board of County Commissioners, 1 K Chairman Board of County Commissioners KMA:GHF:a BOX 2429 • WEST PALfl BEACH, FLO810A 33.302 • (3051 884 -4000 Department of Engineering and Purlic ;,Icrks H. F. Kanlert Ccunty Engineer Local government is in need of capital funds to construct the road infrastructure system required to meet the traffic demands which have been placed on the roads of this County. In 1983, Palm Beach County, with the cooperation of the municipalities, imposed 2 cents of a possible A cents (per gallon) local option gas tax, which was authorized by the 1983 legislature- The Board of County Commissioners is currently considering the imposition of the �#dditional 2 cent gas tax, and is requesting your support and cooperation. The distribution to the County and Cities of these funds was established in the uniform interlocal agreement executed during the 1983 adoption process. An interlocal agreement which will modify the previous agreement to incorporate the additional 2 cent gas tax is being forwarded for your consideration and execution. The estimated revenue which will be generated for each municipality by this additional 2 cent gas tax, is attached for your information. tie are working under statutory deadlines which require the adoption, prior to July 30th, of an ordinance imposing this gas tax. The interlocal agreement must be executed by July 12th. It is therefore requested that you return this agreement prior to Monday, July 8th, so the Board of County Commissioner may act on it at the Tuesday, July 9th Commission Meeting at the latest. Should you have any questions or require any assistance concerning this matter, please contact Mr. Haney Frakes, Assistant County Engineer, at 684 -4010. Mr. Frakes will be coordinating this effort. Please hand deliver any documents concerning this matter to Mr. 'Frakes or call his office and he will have the documents picked up. I realize that this is a short time frame and your cooperation and assistance is sincerely requested and appreciated. i As aut rized by the Board of County Commissioners, 1 K Chairman Board of County Commissioners KMA:GHF:a BOX 2429 • WEST PALfl BEACH, FLO810A 33.302 • (3051 884 -4000 5.31.5 RAGmej "Gas Tax Interloca, Agreement" INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT WHEREAS, Chapter 336.025, Florida Statutes was enacted by the Florida Legislature and cook effect on May 14, 1983; and WHEREAS, said statute authorizes a 1, 2, 3, or 4 cent local option gas tax to be levied upon the sale of motor fuel and special fuel within the county; and WHEREAS, said statute in Section 3(a)1 contemplates an interlocal agreement by and between Palm Beach County and the municipalities located therein to establish a distribution formula for dividing the proceeds of said tax among county government and all eligible municipalities within the county; and WHEREAS, representatives of Palm Beach County and the various municipalities have met and negotiated mutually acceptable terms and conditions for said interlocal agreement which are set forth herein; and WHEREAS, this agreement must be approved and executed not later than July 15, 1985. NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY AGREED on this day of , 1985, by and between PALM BEACH COUNTY, hereinafter referred to as "COUNTY" and hereinafter referred to as "THE MUNICIPALITY" for and in consideration of the mutual covenants contained here that: 1. This agreement is entered into with the specific contemplation that the Board of County Commissioners of Palm Beach County will enact an appropriate ordinance to levy a four cent (4%) local option gas tax within Palm Beach County, with said tax being imposed effective on September 1, 1985 and to remain in effect for a period not to exceed ten (10) years from said date. In the event the Board of County Commissioners of Palm Beach County fails or refuses to enact said ordinance, this agreement shall be null and void. 2. The term of this agreement shall be for the period of duration of the ordinance identified in paragraph 1 hereof. Upon expiration of the period of said tax provided for in said ordinance, chis agreement shall terminate except that if the Board of County Commissioners reimpose said tax as provided in Section 1(b) of said statute, this agreement may be renewed as provided therein. 1 5.31.5 RAGmej "Gas Tax InterlE,_.,l Agreement" 3. All proceeds of the tax collected pursuant to said statute shall be divided between Palm Beach County and the cities as follows: A. The COUNTY shall receive two— thirds (2/3) of all sums collected. B. The cities collectively shall receive one —third (1/3) of all sums collected. All money shall be collected and distributed to the respective parties as provided in Chapter 336.025(2), Florida Statutes. 4. Each MUNICIPALITY eligible to participate in the distribution of the proceeds of said tax shall receive a pro rata share of the aforesaid 1/3 MUNICIPALITY share pursuant to a formula that will be based 70% on lane miles, located within a MUNICIPALITY for which the MUNICIPALITY is responsible for maintenance and 30% upon the population of the MUNICIPALITY based upon the most recent University of Florida Population Estimate. Said formula is: 30% x (city population) + 70% x (city lane miles) - Local Distribution (sum of city population) (sum of city lane miles) Exhibit "B" attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference identified each eligible MUNICIPALITY'S prop rata share of the MUNICIPALITIES 1/3 share. Said distribution may be amended not more than one annually by the MUNICIPALITIES preparing a new Exhibit "B ", based upon changes in the foregoing criteria, and submitting same to the County Attorney who shall in turn transmit same to the Department of Revenue. 5. County staff will prepare a proposed county -wide five year work program on or- before September 1, 1985, to be updated yearly. The West Palm Beach Urban Study Area portion of the work program will be based upon the Metropolitan Planning Organization plan for arterials and collectors. Said proposed five year work program shall identify staff recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners for major improvement projects, which the COUNTY'S share of the proceeds of said tax shall be used to fund. The Board of County Commissioners shall retain the right to make changes to said proposed five year plan, provided that any changes contemplated within the urban study area are first reviewed by the Metropolitan Planning Organization, with said Organization having an opportunity to comment on and present recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners prior to the adoption or implementation of said changes. 2 5.31.5 RAGmej "Gas Tax Interlucal Agreement" 6. Exhibit "A ", the 1983 five year work program, shall be completed subject to any further changes being reviewed by the Metropolitan Planning Organization as stated above in Paragraph 05. 7. This is one of several interlocal agreements between the COUNTY and various MUNICIPALITIES providing the same terms for the division and distribution of the proceeds of the gas tax. All such agreements shall be deemed as one agreement (the Interlocal Agreement) for the purpose of paragraph (3)(a)1 of Section 336.025, Florida Statutes, and the Interlocal Agreement constitutes an interlocal agreement between PALM BEACH COUNTY and MUNICIPALITIES located therein representing a majority of the incorporated area population within Palm Beach County. 8. This agreement may be modified or amended only by a written agreement executed by all parties hereto. The foregoing terms and conditions constitute the entire agreement between the parties hereto and any representations not contained herein shall be null and void and of no force or effect. 9. This agreement may be executed in counterparts and each fully executed counterpart shall be deemed an original instrument. WHEREFORE the parties hereto have hereunder set forth their hands and seals on the date first above written. ATTEST: PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, BY ITS BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Deputy Clerk (SEAL) ATTEST: Q1 U.- City Cler Chairman z Mayor 3 ro 0 O 0 O O M d to .G n °x y H C H O Z ro x 4 0 a O M M 3 M i H ol H a 41 d H M O Z N A G7 a y ro m ao m r O pri w =, o �- m O p n QO m O n R r4 m 0 m _ w FK'. 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LOCAL CITY POPULATION POPULATION LANE MILES LANE MILES DISTRIBUTION Atlantis 1,571 0.38 22.5 0.82 0.688 Belle Glade 17,144 4.14 132.6 4.81 4.609 Boca Raton 53,353 12.87 482.0 17.49 16.104 Boynton Beach 39,187 9.45 206.1 7.48 8.071 Briny Breezes 371 0.09 .0 .00 0.027 Cloud Lake 152 0.04 1.4 0.05 0.043 _Delray Beach _ __._ 41,011 9.89 315.8 11.46 _.. 10-.989 Golf 119 0.03 10.2 0.37 0.268 Golfview 211 0.05 2.4 '0.09 0.078 Greenacres City 21,821 5.26 38.4 1.39 2.551 Gulfstream 502 0.12 10.0 0.36 0.288 Haverhill 1,258 0.30 13.0 0.47 0.419 Highland Beach 2,847 0.69 4.0 0.15 0.312 Hypoluxo 870 0.21 .0 .00 0.063 Juno Beach 1,634 0.39 5.2 0.19 0.250 Jupiter 16,425 3.96 93.0 3.38 3.554 Jupiter Inlet Colony 414 0.10 5.4 0.20 0.170 Lake Clarke Shores 3,182 0.77 26.0 0.94 0.889 Lake Park 6,831 1.65 59.4 2.16 2.007 Lake Worth 27,307 6.59 191.8 6.96 6.849 Lantana 8,395 2.03 66.4 2.41 2.296 Manalapan 361 0.09 9.2 0.33 0.258 Mangonia Park 1,342 0.32 14.0 0.51 0.453 North Palm Beach 12,292 2.97 52.2 1.89 2.214 Ocean Ridge 1,492 0.36 26.0 0.94 0.766 Pahokee 6,535 1.58 22.4 0.81 1.041 Palm Beach 10,496 2.53 92.6 3.36 3.111 Palm Beach Gardens 19,016 4.59 64.0 2.32 3.001 Palm Beach Shores 1,256 0.30 10.3 0.37 0.349 Palm Springs 9,281 2.24 27.8 1.01 1.379 Riviera Beach 27,318 6.59 180.6 6.55 6.562 Royal Palm Beach 5,938 1.44 66.4 2.41 2.119 South Bay 3,633 0.88 20.4 0.74 0.782 South Palm Beach 1,391 0.34 .0 .00 0.102 Tequesta 3,870 0.93 34.0 1.23 1.140 West Palm Beach 65,731 15.86 450.0 16.33 16.189