HomeMy WebLinkAbout2018-04-25 - City Commission Regular Meeting MinutesCITY OF TAMARAC
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 2018
CALL TO ORDER: Mayor Harry Dressler called the Commission Meeting of the City of
Tamarac to order at 9:08 a.m. on Wednesday, April 25, 2018, in City Commission Chambers,
Tamarac City Hall, 7525 NW 88th Avenue, Tamarac, FL 33321.
ROLL CALL: Mayor Harry Dressler, Vice Mayor Michelle J. Gomez, Commissioner Marlon
Bolton, Commissioner Julie Fishman and Commissioner Debra Placko were in attendance.
Also in attendance were City Manager Michael C. Cernech, City Attorney Samuel S. Goren
and City Clerk Patricia A. Teufel.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Dressler led the Pledge of Allegiance.
1. PROCLAMATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS:
a. Presentation of a proclamation by Mayor Harry Dressler proclaiming the week of May 6 -
12, 2018 as "Municipal Clerk's Week". (Requested by City Clerk Patricia Teufel)
b. Presentation by Mayor Harry Dressler of Employee Service Awards-
5 - Year Awards: Alberto Montanez, Groundskeeper II, Public Services; Zachariah Steiner,
Water System Operator II, Public Services
10 - Year Awards: Ramlochan Williams, Groundskeeper II, Public Services; Luanne
Christiano, Enterprise Applicant Specialist II, Information Technology
15 - Year Awards: Keisha Lawson, Payroll Coordinator, Financial Services; Rose
Terrelonge, Senior Customer Services Representative, Financial Services; Michael Cain,
Stormwater Supervisor, Public Services; Todd Shoats, Aquatic Spray Technician, Public
Services; Vincent Dixon, Recreation Programmer II, Parks & Recreation
20 - Year Awards: Tederra Sims, Customer Service Supervisor, Financial Services; Michael
Annese, Assistant Fire Chief, Fire Rescue; Melissa Grant, Office Coordinator, Public Services
Dania Maldonado, Community Service Manager, Parks & Recreation
2. CITY COMMISSION REPORTS:
a. Commissioner Bolton: Commissioner Bolton reported he continues to walk his district and
sit down with the residents to get them involved in the City. Commissioner Bolton said he
was at Mainlands 3 & 4 for the Chamberlain School of Nursing Health Day event and thanked
them for providing this service to the community. Commissioner Bolton reported that the
Central Parc residents are complaining about coyotes in their park and community and their
complaints have not fallen on deaf ears and he is working with staff on an appropriate
remedy. Commissioner Bolton said he is available by phone at 954-275-3850 and you can
follow him on Facebook and see what is happening in District 1.
b. Vice Mayor Gomez: Vice Mayor Gomez said it has been a busy two weeks. Vice Mayor
Gomez said she attended the Grand Opening of Harbor Chase where she witnessed Rodger
Thomas, who will be receiving a proclamation shortly, provide life-saving aid to a gentleman
that had collapsed during the ceremony. Vice Mayor Gomez talked about the importance of
learning CPR. Vice Mayor Gomez thanked staff for the District 2 meeting and noted that it
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was a good idea to have people submit questions prior to the meeting. Vice Mayor Gomez
asked HOA's and COA's to contact the City with updated information on their Board
members. Vice Mayor Gomez said she attended the Honor Flight send-off; the Broward
County Housing Workshop to discuss affordable housing; the Mayor's MPO Round Table
relative to relieving traffic congestion; King Point Veterans Club meeting; the General
Counsel of Israel's 70 Anniversary of Israel's Independence; the Concert in the Park; the
Interfaith Luncheon and the Junior Achievement Hall of Fame event.
c. Commissioner Fishman: Commissioner Fishman said she attended the Harbor Chase
Ribbon Cutting; the Honor Flight Send-off; the BSO Shred -A -Thou; a meeting with District 3
residents relative to buffer walls; Broward County Forum on school safety; the Kings Point
Veterans Club meeting and the Recognition of the Florida League of Cities Home Rule
Heroes for 2018 event. Commissioner Fishman talked about her recent adoption of a rescue
dog and encouraged people to go to the shelters and adopt an animal.
d. Commissioner Placko: Commissioner Placko said she attended a meeting with Rep.
Barrington Russell to discuss school safety, which will be an ongoing project. Commissioner
Placko said it is important that we make sure we are available to our children. Commissioner
Placko said she attended the Honor Flight Send-off; had a tour of the Waste Management
facility/landfill and the MPO meeting and learned that there is $27.4 billion for multi -modal
projects. Commissioner Placko read a letter from a resident praising the City's Jazzercise
Program.
e. Mayor Dressler: Mayor Dressler said he was invited by a few school executives to discuss
security. Mayor Dressler noted that Tamarac Elementary has one Resource Officer two times
per week. Mayor Dressler said he participated in a discussion about people parking across
University Drive and people going through a gate to go over the bridge. Mayor Dressler said
they have to come up with a plan to keep people from parking across the street as this
creates security concerns. Mayor Dressler said it is his obligation to deal with strategic
issues. Mayor Dressler said he did a financial analysis of several alternatives for the Colony
West project and when this is dealt with on the Regular Agenda, he will provide a 3-minute
synopsis of his analysis. There will also be some panels.
3. CITY ATTORNEY REPORT: City Attorney Goren said on Friday, May 4th there will be a
Broward League of Cities Boot Camp at Coconut Creek Community Center from 9:00 a.m. to
1:00 p.m. It is a four-hour presentation if you need ethics training hours which is 2 for the
state and 4 for the county. City Attorney Goren said he will be moderating the Boot Camp.
Assistant City Attorney Horowitz will speak about the Broward County Ethics Code, Robert
Meyers of the Weiss Serota Law Firm will be speaking about State Law Chapter 112, Terrill
Pyburn, City Attorney for Coconut Creek will speak about the OIG and other related matters
and Assistant City Mike Cirullo will speak on some connective issues that relate to the same
ethics as well.
City Attorney Goren said he wants to bring to the Commission's attention a lawsuit filed in the
City of Miami a year ago and he thanked City Clerk Teufel for bringing it to his attention along
with her colleague City Clerk's in Broward. The case is AIRBNB et al vs. the City of Miami
and it was literally the decision of the Court, rendered in April of 2017. This is less about the
arguments of the case which was a preliminary injunction challenging the City of Miami's
Vacation Rental Ordinance. This is more about the ability of the public's right to speak in
public meetings and the right of the Commission to ask for names, addresses and other
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information. City Attorney Goren said it was an 11th Miami -Dade Circuit Court Opinion. It is
the Opinion of one Circuit Court Judge in Miami -Dade. The matter is currently pending in the
YJ DCA in Miami -Dade. The Court finds and declares that the practice of a City Commission
requiring residents of the City to provide their name and addresses prior to being able to
speak at Commission meetings is violating their rights under a State Statute and the First
Amendment of the Constitution. It is saying that the City of Miami requires speakers as a
condition to speaking at any Commission Meeting to provide their names and addresses as
part of the City Commission procedures and statements by the Mayor during and after that
hearing in March of 2017. The Court makes some interesting findings that the Mayor's
comments at the meeting had a chilling effect on the First Amendment rights of residents who
wish to make public comments on any matter before the City Commission. The individuals
testified that they were told before they could speak they had to provide their names and
addresses. The City Clerk testified the residents who declined to give their names and
addresses would still be allowed to speak at the meetings; however, neither he nor any other
witness testified that the individual who spoke at the meeting were given the option of not
having to identify themselves before speaking. The Court concludes and declares that the
practice of requiring residents of the City to provide their names and addresses prior to
exercising their Constitutional right to speak at a City Commission meeting violates the First
Amendment of the Constitution. City Attorney Goren said this is a very bold and local case.
When the 3rd DCA reviews this matter it will look at a whole host of things. F.S. Section
218.0114 was amended a few years ago that basically provides that the public has a right to
speak on any final decision that a public body makes whether it is on Consent, Regular
Agenda or somewhere in between. This is a very unique case and its potential affect in
Broward County is out there. Miami -Dade has its own place in the Florida Constitution; it is
different legally, procedurally and operationally and it may be distinguished based upon that
alone when the 31 DCA considers this matter. City Attorney Goren said he raised this issue
because in the event someone objects to providing their name and address they should be
given the right to speak. City Attorney Goren said they will look at this on a case by case
basis. City Attorney Goren thanked City Clerk Teufel for sharing the information. City Attorney
Goren said it may be a law in Miami -Dade County and that Judges Circuit Court decision and
it may be a law in the City of Miami; however, it is not a 11th Circuit Court of Appeals decision
which is the Federal Court in the Southern part of our county. City Attorney Goren said this is
not valid anywhere except in Miami -Date, or that Circuit specifically, but he wanted the
Commission to be aware of it this morning. City Attorney Goren said with regard to the
injunction case what the City there was trying to do to "out" the speakers by having them
identify themselves in the context of what they did at their AIRBNB or residential rental
operators, so they could be identified and cited for code violations. City Attorney Goren spoke
about a similar situation in Hollywood.
Mayor Dressler said it would seem to him that people should know who people are, so they
can weight the testimony properly. If you are an elected fiduciary you are responsible for the
best interests of the residents. City Attorney Goren talked about the City of St. Petersburg vs
Wright regarding a Shade Session. As this Commission knows, Shade Sessions are
settlement discussions. However, St. Petersburg developed an ordinance during a Shade
Session where the public could not speak.
4. CITY MANAGER REPORT: City Manager Cernech thanked the mayor and Commission
for making the Employee Service Awards so much fun and so enjoyable for the employees.
City Manager Cernech said the Community Dept. Housing Division wants people to know that
the 2018 application window for the City's Neighborhood Improvement Grants will be open
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May 14 — 25, 2018. Eligible HOS and Neighborhood Associations can apply for matching
funds for improvements projects in the Neighborhood Grants for selected projects will be
capped at $5,000. Recipients must contribute 50% of the value of the City's contribution to
the project; cash or sweat equity of residents will be accepted.
City Manager Cernech said the District 1 Neighborhood meeting will take place at the
Tamarac Lakes South Clubhouse located at 2800 W. Commercial Blvd. on Wednesday, May
2"d at 6.30 p.m. Members of the community are encouraged to join the elected officials and
City staff for a discussion on current projects and their impact on the Community and get your
questions answered.
City Manager Cernech said the next Quarterly HOA Liaison Meeting on residential board
member certification courses will be on Tuesday, June 5th from 6.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. at the
Community Center. New and existing board members are encouraged to attend and obtain
their free certification courses provided by the law firm of Kaye Bender Rembaum. Space is
limited so please RSVP to 954-776-1999 ext. 242 to reserve a spot.
Upcoming Events: The 7th Annual P.A.R.O.T Golf Tournament will take place on Friday, May
4th at the Woodlands Country Club. Registration is at 11:00 a.m. and shotgun start at noon;
the cost is $125 per player and includes a light lunch, golf shirt, goodie bag and dinner. For
information and registration please call Linda Probert at 954-597-3632. The Movie in the Park
on Friday, May 4th, at the Sports Complex will feature the movie "Sing"; pre -movie activities
start at 7.00 p.m. and the movie start at 8.15 p.m.
City Manager Cernech said Public Services will be hosting the Hazardous Waste and E-
Waste Dispose Program on Saturday, May 5, 2018 from 9.00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. at 6011 Nob
Hill Rd. Residents from Tamarac, Coconut Creek, Coral Springs, Ft. Lauderdale, Lauderdale
Lakes and Pompano Beach can participate. This program provides residents with a
responsible way to recycle or dispose of Household Hazardous Waste and old electronics
types of materials such as fire extinguishers, printers, keyboards, televisions, computers,
monitors, auto batteries, cell phones, household cleaners, lawn and pool chemicals, mercury
thermometers, rechargeable batteries, fluorescent bulbs, fuel, pain, solvents, motor oil,
pesticides, fertilizers, etc.
City Manager Cernech asked the Commission to add TR13097 as items 7 (a) on the Regular
Agenda today. This is necessary to continue the Colony West Project and staff will have a
presentation for the Commission.
5. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION: Mayor Dressler opened Public Participation and the following
individuals spoke: Ronald Weisman, 8577 Jade Dr., apologized for his behavior at the last
meeting and reiterated his concerns about safety in his community. With no one else wishing
to speak, Mayor Dressler closed Public Participation
6. CONSENT AGENDA: Mayor Dressler asked if there were any changes/additions to the
Consent Agenda and City Manager Cernech said there were no changes/additions to the
Consent Agenda. Commissioner Bolton asked to pull item 6 (h), TR13100 on the Consent
Agenda. Commissioner Bolton said he wishes to see a copy of City Manager Cernech
contract. City Attorney Goren read TR13100 by title into the record. Commissioner Fishman
seconded by Vice Mayor Gomez moved approval of item 6 (h), TR13100. Motion passed 4-1
— with Commissioner Bolton dissenting. Commissioner Bolton seconded by Commissioner
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Placko moved approval of the Consent Agenda, with the exception of item 6 (h), TR13100.
Motion passed unanimously (5-0).
a. Approval of the April 9, 2018 Special Commission Meeting Minutes - APPROVED
b. Approval of the April 11, 2018 Regular Commission Meeting Minutes - APPROVED
c. TR13085 - Fire Stations Alerting System Purchase: A Resolution of the City Commission of
the City of Tamarac, Florida, to approve and execute a purchase agreement with Keylite
Power and Lighting Corp. for the purchase of new fire station alerting systems for Tamarac
Fire Stations in an amount not to exceed $328,343.23 including fifteen thousand ($15,000)
for contingency expenses with an effective date upon execution of the agreement; authorizing
the appropriate City Officials to execute a purchase agreement for the fire stations alerting
system, providing for conflicts, providing for severability; and providing for an effective date.
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d. TR13090 - Horticultural Chemical Purchase: A Resolution of the City Commission of the
City of Tamarac, Florida authorizing the appropriate City Officials to select, approve and
award the purchase of horticultural chemicals utilizing competitive procurement methods with
prequalified vendors and current agreements available for cooperative purchase at the time
of purchase, including, but not limited to, Southeast Florida Governmental Purchasing
Cooperative Bid No. ITB-CS-18-43; authorizing an expenditure from the appropriate accounts
not to exceed the approved budget for said purpose; effective upon approval through March
21, 2021; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date.
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e. TR13089 - Bufferwall Phase 1113 / III: A Resolution of the City Commission of the City of
Tamarac, Florida, awarding Bid No. 18-13B to and approving an agreement with MBR
Construction, Inc. for the construction of citywide buffer wall project phase IIB & III, in
accordance with Bid No. 18-13B for a contract amount of $3,160,635.53; a contingency in an
amount of $777,634.00 will be added to the project account, for a total project budget of
$3,938,269.53, authorizing an expenditure from the appropriate accounts, providing for
conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date.
RESOLUTION R-2018-41
f. TR13083 - Grant Award and Agreement Execution: Highway Beautification Council Grant
Program through the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT): A Resolution of The City
Commission of The City Of Tamarac, Florida approving and authorizing the appropriate city
officials to accept a Highway Beautification Council (HBC) Grant Program Award through The
Florida Department Of Transportation (FDOT) for landscape enhancements and
beautification located on Commercial Boulevard (State Road 870) from approximately
Prospect Road to University Drive in the amount of $100,000; providing for a match in local
funds in an amount not to exceed $180,848; providing for the acceptance of a Joint
Participation Agreement (JPA) and Maintenance Memorandum Of Agreement (MMOA) with
FDOT; providing for the execution of necessary documents pending legal review; providing
for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date.
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g. TR13093 - City of Tamarac Police Pension Board Resident Trustee Appointments:
TR13093 - A Resolution of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, appointing
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two Resident Trustees to the Police Pension Board to serve a Two -Year term ending April 26,
2020, or until new appointments are made; providing for conflicts; providing for severability;
and providing for an effective date.
RESOLUTION R-2018-43
h. TR13100 - Authorizing One Time Merit Award to City Manager: A Resolution of the City
Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida; authorizing payment of a one-time merit award
to City Manager Michael C. Cernech, as set forth in Resolution No. R-2011-04, providing for
conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date.
RESOLUTION R-2018-44
7. REGULAR AGENDA: TR13097 — Authorization to Execute Colony West Clubhouse
Facility Second Amendment to Construction Contract with AD1 Management, Inc.: A
Resolution of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida approving a net increase
of Three Million Seven Hundred Twenty Three Thousand Two Hundred Eighty-
One($3,723,281) Dollars in the contract value for AD1 Management Inc., for a total
estimated expenditure of Eleven Million One Hundred Twenty -Eight Thousand Two Hundred
Eighty -One ($11,128,281) Dollars for the construction of the new Colony West Clubhouse
facility located at 6800 NW 881° Avenue to include property commonly referred to as Cypress
Walk Terrace; authorizing the appropriate City Officials to execute that certain Second
Amendment to Construction Contract between AD1 Management Inc., and the City of
Tamarac to reflect the contract increase; authorizing an appropriation of $3,723,281 to fund
the remainder of the project; authorizing the City Manager to approve non -monetary
amendments to the Construction Contract; authorizing the City Manager or Designee to
approve Line Item Change Orders within the approved budget; providing for conflicts;
providing for severability; and providing for an effective date. City Attorney Goren read
TR13907 by title into the record. Vice Mayor Gomez seconded by Commissioner Fishman
moved approval of TR13907.
City Manager Cernech said we bring this item with a sense of urgency. City Manager
Cernech said this is not how staff typically brings items to the Commission. City Manager
Cernech said construction prices are increasing on a daily basis and we need some
guidance as our partner cannot proceed at Colony West Golf Club and we need to allow our
partner to continue with their construction.
City Manager Cernech gave a presentation, a copy of which is on file in the City Clerk's
Office. City Manager Cernech went over the background of the Colony West Project; talked
about the proposed Clubhouse; the construction contract and the budget for the project. City
Manager Cernech said we are now looking at an additional $2,157,775 million in construction
costs; $1 million additional for Furnishing, Fixtures and Equipment and $565,506 in
construction contingency. City Manager Cernech talked about the Broward County School
Board having difficulty due to the increase of construction costs. City Manager Cernech said
in order to proceed with the Colony West Project we will need an additional $3.7 million. Staff
needs the approval of the Commission because the budget as it now stands is more money
than the Commission approved last year. City Manager Cernech advised the Commission
that the City has worked with AD1 and Marker Construction to reduce the costs. City
Manager Cernech said the only other option is to reduce the size of the building and the
scope of the project. Staff needs the direction of the Commission in terms of either
proceeding forward at the higher value or proceeding with the construction of the Cart Barn
and Hotel and drastically reducing the size of the Clubhouse. City Manager Cernech said we
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are continuing to operate in an environment where construction prices are increasing and the
challenge in redesigning the clubhouse staff will have to come back to the Commission and
ask for additional funding. If we decrease the size of the clubhouse we will not be able to
cater parties or corporate events as we will be eliminating the ball room and the catering
kitchen. City Manager Cernech said it is staffs recommendation to move forward with
authorizing the additional funding as this will serve as a re -development catalyst in that area.
Vice Mayor Gomez said this is something we have been looking forward to for a long time.
The Commission made a promise for a Clubhouse not a golf house. Vice Mayor Gomez said
we need to plan smart the first time, so we don't have to go back a second time. Vice Mayor
Gomez said she fully supports moving forward with the increased funding and appreciates
the hard work of City Manager Cernech and staff. Commissioner Placko said this has been a
long time coming and the idea of spending $7 million on a one-story building is a waste of
money. Commissioner Placko asked what the average cost of footage for a commercial
building and Public Services Director Strain said in the process of evaluating the increase
staff reached out to numerous architectural consultants and they concurred it is $325 a
square foot. Public Services Director Strain and Finance Director Mason responded to
questions from Commissioner Placko relative to value engineering and financing of the
project. Commissioner Fishman said we are depending on this to expand on re -development.
Public Services Director Strain responded to a few questions from Commissioner Fishman.
Commissioner Fishman said she supports moving forward with the project as originally
designed. Commissioner Bolton had numerous questions about the methodology of the how
the original budget for the project came about and where the financing of the project would
come from. Public Services Director Strain, Finance Director Mason and City Manager
Cernech responded to Commissioner Bolton's questions and concerns. Mayor Dressler said
he researched this in depth and did some reasonable forecast calculations. Mayor Dressler
talked about the construction costs for the School Board going up 80% and being unable to
do any construction due to the increase. Mayor Dressler talked about the decision made
years ago to build a one floor Community Center instead of taking into consideration the
needs for a growing community in the future. He also talked about the decision to spend
more money on an Olympic sized pool at the Aquatic Center. Mayor Dressler said Colony
West should be a destination and the hotel will have drawing power. Mayor Dressler talked
about the benefits of having a two-story clubhouse and said it will prove to have a positive
impact to Tamarac. Commissioner Placko said the additional money does concern her but
this is something we need to do. Commissioner Bolton said he is not against the project and
seeing it move forward in a positive direction. What he is concerned about is our process and
how we arrive at projects like this. Commissioner Bolton said he does not like walk-ons
because it does not give the public the proper notice or time to digest what is being discussed
or the opportunity to provide their input at the public hearing. Commissioner Bolton said his
vote on this matter is about transparency.
Mayor Dressler opened the Public Hearing and Ron Wasserman, 8577 Jade Dr., said he
supports this project and it is money well spent. With no one else wishing to speak, Mayor
Dressler closed the Public Hearing. Motion passed (4-1) with Commissioner Bolton
dissenting.
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Mayor Dressler recessed the meeting at 11 Al a.m. and reconvened the meeting at 11.53
with all present as before.
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8. ORDINANCE(S) - FIRST READING: There were no Ordinance(s) — First Reading
scheduled for this meeting.
9. PUBLIC HEARING(S): There were no Public Hearing(s) items scheduled for this meeting.
10. ORDINANCE(S) - SECOND READING: a. T02374 - Amending Ordinance 2017-09
Adoption of FY18 Operating & Capital Budget: An Ordinance of the City Commission of the
City of Tamarac, Florida, Amending Ordinance 2017-09, which adopted the City of Tamarac
Operating Budget, Revenues And Expenditures, the Capital Budget, and the Financial
Policies for the Fiscal Year 2018, by increasing the Total Revenues and Expenditures by a
total of $2,100,112 as detailed in Attachment A attached hereto and summarized in
Attachment B; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; providing for an effective date.
City Attorney Goren read T02374 by title into the record. Vice Mayor Gomez seconded by
Commissioner Bolton moved approval of T02374 on second reading. Mayor Dressler opened
the Public Hearing and with no one wishing to speak, closed the Public Hearing. Motion
passed unanimously (5-0).
PASSED ON FIRST READING APRIL 11, 2018
PASSED ON FIRST READING APRIL 25, 2018
ORDINANCE NO. 0-2018-03
b. T02376 - City of Tamarac: Moratorium — New or Expanded Places of Worship, Venues for
Assembly, Auditoriums, and Similar Uses: An Ordinance of the City Commission of the City
of Tamarac, Florida, establishing a Temporary Moratorium until August 19, 2018, on the
acceptance of applications for administrative review, land development permits, and building
permits for the use of land for new or expanded places of worship, venues for assembly,
auditoriums, and similar uses; prohibiting the issuance of any new Business Tax Receipts
citywide for assembly related uses during the moratorium period; providing for severability;
providing for conflicts; providing for an effective date. City Attorney Goren read T02376 by
title into the record. Commissioner Bolton seconded by Commissioner Fishman moved
approval of T02376 on second reading. Mayor Dressler opened the Public Hearing and with
no one wishing to speak, closed the Public Hearing.
Motion passed (4-1) with Commissioner Bolton dissenting.
PASSED ON FIRST READING APRIL 11, 2018
PASSED ON FIRST READING APRIL 25, 2018
ORDINANCE NO. 0-2018-04
11. QUASI-JUDICIAL HEARING(S): There were no Quasi -Judicial Hearing(s) scheduled for
this meeting.
12. OTHER:
There being no further business to come before the G y Commission Mayor Dressler
adjourned the meeting at 11.58 a.m.
Harryb ressler, Mayor
Patricia Teufei, CMC
City Clerk
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