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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2018-06-13 - City Commission Regular Meeting MinutesCITY OF TAMARAC CITY COMMISSION MEETING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 2018 CALL TO ORDER: Mayor Harry Dressler called the Commission Meeting of the City of Tamarac to order at 7:13 p.m. on Wednesday, June 13, 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: Commissioner Julie Fishman led the Pledge of Allegiance 1. PROCLAMATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS: Mayor Dressler moved out of the order on the agenda and introduced Broward County Commissioner Michael Udine. Commissioner Udine congratulated the City Commission, the City Manager and City Staff on the Survey results and the great job done for the City of Tamarac. He welcomed the veterans in the audience and thanked them for their service. Commissioner Udine presented City Manager Michael Cernech with a Proclamation on behalf of Broward County for being sworn in as President of the FCCMA Board of Directors. Mayor Dressler, on behalf of the City of Tamarac, presented City Manager Michael Cernech with a Proclamation for being sworn in as President of the FCCMA Board of Directors. City Manager Cernech thanked both Broward County Commissioner Udine and Mayor Dressler for the recognition and the opportunity to serve the City of Tamarac on a broader scale. Presentation of Commemorative Lapel pins to the Veterans of the Korean and Vietnam Wars was presented to all veterans in the audience by Mayor Dressler, assisted by Parks & Recreation Director Greg Warner as each veteran stated his/her name when receiving the lapel pin. Mayor Dressler opened the floor to Veteran David Deitch who talked about Dr. Martin Luther King and asked as veterans are Commemorated to also embrace the values of Dr. Martin Luther King. Mayor Dressler announced the Honor Flight of South Florida and the City of Pembroke -- Pines will present the Heritage Appreciation Day and Concert event on Saturday, June 23, 2018 from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. at the City Center of Pembroke Pines. Vice Mayor Page 1 of 10 COMMISSION MEETING June 13, 2018 Gomez commented tickets purchased for the Gatlin Brothers Show will be allocated to the Honor Flight of South Florida and the show starts at 8:00 p.m. Mayor Dressler presented the winning Essays on "What Memorial Day Means To Me". Parks and Recreation Greg Warner introduced Ayanna Lewers from Tamarac Elementary School and read her essay to the audience. Director Warner mentioned that student Isabella Brizuela from Renaissance Charter School was also a winner but was not able to be present tonight. Presentation of a proclamation by Mayor Harry Dressler proclaiming May 2018 as "Gay Pride Month". (Requested by Commissioner Debra Placko). Mayor Dressler read the proclamation and Commissioner Placko spoke about her support of people who love other people. 2. CITY COMMISSION REPORTS a. Commissioner Bolton: Commissioner Bolton congratulated City Manager Cernech on receiving two proclamations for being appointed as President of the FCCMA Board of Directors and wished him the best. He reported hosting the Citizenship Clinic so that legal permanent residents of the City of Tamarac could gain power to vote when becoming US citizens. Commissioner Bolton said legal representatives were available to provide support and urged residents that are not citizens yet to attend the next Citizenship Clinic event. Commissioner Bolton said he was appointed to the Broward County Community Action Agency Advisory Board which serves as the advisory board to Broward County Commissioners acting as the community action agency in furthering the purpose of the community services Block Grant Program. Commissioner Bolton urged people to contact him by telephone at (954) 275-3850 or on Facebook.com/CommissionerMarlonBolton. b. Vice Mayor Gomez: Vice Mayor Gomez congratulated City Manager Cernech on being sworn in as President of the FCCMA and noted that the City Manager position is very detailed and that requires most of the time spent away from his family. She said the Employee Survey results showed happy and engaged employees and noted the good job City Employees do. Vice Mayor Gomez thanked Broward County Commissioner Michael Udine and former City of Tamarac Mayor Beth Flansbaum-Talabisco for attending the meeting. She said to have represented the City at the Broward League of Cities Directors meeting regarding waste water transportation surtax and said more information may be available at the next meeting. Vice Mayor Gomez was appointed to the MPO Steering Committee and was elected as Chairman by her colleagues. One of the issues discussed was about traffic affecting cities. Vice Mayor Gomez thanked BSO Deputy Weiss and Inspector Tommy Demopoulos, who attended a meeting at the Excelsior Charter School and talked about school safety. She participated giving awards to 1st Graders for reading; was a speaker at Hadassah; attended Challenger Elementary Graduation, gave Kudos to graduates and urged them to keep studying. c. Commissioner Fishman: Commissioner Fishman said sin Commission because it gives an opportunity to find and work on are passionate about. Each Commissioner is involved in loves being on the issues Commissioners different committees, Page 2 of 10 - COMMISSION MEETING June 13, 2018 organizations and groups, bringing back information to the City from those involvements and the information is shared with the City Manager and other staff as a way to enhance what we do or are not doing in Tamarac. Commissioner Fishman attended various meetings but focused on a meeting hosted by the Broward Social Network, held at Broward Community College's South Campus Performing Arts Center the evening of June 12, 2018. The topic of the meeting was the trafficking of children and although she has attended other meetings on the same subject, Commissioner Fishman found it to be a very powerful and moving meeting. The meeting opened with a screening of the movie Lalo's House, directed by Kelley Kali, that tells the story of two sisters in Haiti who are abducted while walking to school. The girls are held in a place made to look like a Catholic orphanage and is based on several true stories Director Kelley Kali heard while traveling throughout Haiti while preparing to do a film to bring this topic into the light. Commissioner Fishman added that Lalo's House is one of several documentary films being showcased this week as part of the "Emerging Directors Showcase" at the American Black Film Festival in Miami. She highly recommended the movie and for those interested, it will be shown in Miami this Friday. Commissioner Fishman said there was also a panel discussion that included a trafficking survivor who shared the story on her escape and how she felt victimized by a society that does not know how to deal with the variety of issues facing trafficking victims. Commissioner Fishman said that even though trafficking of children is a global problem of nightmarish proportions, small steps have been taken in Tamarac to address the issue. Changes to the City Code related to massage parlors, recognized the issue at discussions on Vacation Rentals registration and most importantly, sharing the information with those listening in the hopes they share with their friends and family. Commissioner Fishman said human traffickers will never be stopped until there is an open dialogue and we recognize this is a problem we must all deal with. d. Commissioner Placko: Commissioner Placko said there is a different atmosphere tonight having the veterans in attendance gives her a cozy feeling. She thanked all who attended the District 4 Neighborhood meeting and thanked the staff for their assistance. For the 4th year, Commissioner Placko attended Tamarac Elementary Ceremony. She spoke about Family Central and the work they do for the children. Federal funding has always been a problem for many organizations. Family Central will have their largest fundraising of the year on Saturday, October 27, 2018, called Motown Magic and urged people to support the organization as everything collected will go back to the kids. Attended the Chamber of Commerce Breakfast at University Hospital, recognized hospital staff and hospital guidelines in place to provide the best care. Attended a meeting related to the Waters Edge Park and different community groups are excited about the park as it appeals to everyone. She thanked Parks and Recreation Director Greg Warner and Parks and Recreation Assistant Linda Probert for being there. Commissioner Placko talked about Hurricane Preparedness and noted that Broward County has an online guide to assist on preparation for hurricane season. She added there are also residents in the community that assists those in need of putting shutters up and other areas of need. Commissioner Placko noted the Survey Results showed that residents as well as businesses are interested in the beautification of the City. Page 3 of 10 COMMISSION MEETING June 13, 2018 e. Mayor Dressler: Mayor Dressler attended the Conference of Mayors. He talked about Airbnb and commented the company considers itself as a software company as it related to short-term vacation rentals in Miami. Mayor Dressler met with the CEO of Total Recall, manufacturer of surveillance system devices. He met with Mayors and elected officials from other cities who shared their experiences related to people complaining having too much or too little technology and issues of related to violating their privacy and the challenges faced when keeping the community safe, especially related to code issues. Mayor Dressler closed his report congratulating First Responders for their service. 3. CITY ATTORNEY. REPORT: City Attorney Goren quoted an English language idiom that reads "a picture is worth a thousand words". He reported there is a packet provided on the Commission Dais containing documents for the Anthony Aidone matter, along with 6 pictures in the back of the report, essentially a Code Enforcement Special Magistrate Order, affecting the property depicted on the photos. He asked for the Commission's assistance and refer to the property located on 6700 NW 74th Avenue own by Mr. Aidone for which the Special Magistrate has issued several orders in this matter which essentially allows to foreclose on the property and any further legal action to enforce City's Liens. He added there is a drafted complaint he intends to file in the Circuit Court as soon as the end of this week that will do several things. It will seek to foreclose on the property which even if it is homesteaded, it has been used as a wood chipping factory or a place to park cars as the pictures clearly depicted. The case will also ask the court to enforce Special Magistrate Orders under Chapter 162. City Attorney Goren asked the City Commission for a motion to authorize the City Attorney to file the lawsuit seating before them in draft form. A motion by Commissioner Placko seconded by Vice Mayor Gomez was made authorizing City Attorney Goren to file the lawsuit as presented. Motion passed 5-0. City Attorney Goren commended City Administration and City Staff, for Maxine Calloway efforts and Scott Krajewski for working diligently for the past several years, perfecting the case in front of the Magistrate to get it to the point where it is. He said his firm has never filed a case like this for the City. Attorney Goren reported an update on the Every Town, Gun Management, Gun Control lawsuit. Only case filed in Broward was by Coral Springs, Pembroke Pines, Coconut Creek and Wilton Manors. The case has been transferred to Tallahassee to Leon County along with the other cases, Broward County, and City of Weston. He said he is paying attention to all three cases in case Tamarac wants to join in the future and will keep the Commission posted. City Attorney Goren reported that Commissioner Julie Fishman will be attending the Florida League of Cities in August, in Broward County and asked to approve a motion for her to be the voting delegate and an attending member on behalf of the City Commission to give the League the proper information. Mayor Dressler entertained a motion by Commissioner Placko seconded by Vice Mayor Gomez approving Commissioner Fishman to serve as a voting delegate at the Florida League of Cities Conference on behalf of the City Commission. Motion passed unanimously 5-0. 4. CITY MANAGER REPORT: City Manager Cernech thanked the Mayor and City Commission for their support and kind words regarding his appointment to the FCCMA as Director of the Board. Referred to the appointment as an opportunity that offered a Page 4 of 10 COMMISSION MEETING June 13, 2018 voice at the Florida League of Cities level. He thanked City Attorney Sam Goren and his firm for the item he just presented to the Commission as the City is one of the first steps in a more aggressive approach attaining Code Compliance, and recognized City Attorney Goren, Code Enforcement Manager Scott Krajewski and Community Development Director Maxine Calloway for working together towards a path to a more aggressive approach towards habitual code offenders. Upcoming Events: Father's Day Family Fishing Tournament will be held on Saturday, June 16th, from 9:00 a.m. to Noon at Caporella Park, 5200 Prospect Road. The event includes fishing spot, a gift for Dad, and Lunch. The cost per person is $5.00 for Residents/$8.00 for Non -Residents. Pre -Register by Wednesday, June 13, at the Recreation or Community Center. Must bring your own fishing equipment and bait. The event is catch and release. 4th of July All American Event Celebration will feature live music by "Chill Factor", kid's area with inflatables, face painting, arts & crafts, games, and Food Trucks. Special appearances by Uncle Sam and Betsy Ross and impressive Fireworks display. The event runs from 6:00 — 9:00 p.m. at the Tamarac Sports Complex. Fireworks start at 9:00 p.m. Limited parking is available. Shuttle service will be available from City Hall and at the Community Center running from 5:30 — 8:15 p.m. and following the Fireworks. 5. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION: Mayor Dressler opened Public Participation and the following individuals spoke: Jeffrey Shapiro residing at 6104 Orchard Tree Lane spoke about 13th Floor construction of new homes and how quickly rain water accumulated; fast pace construction and about 800 residents not notified, and he said he also has drainage concerns if 13th Floor builds a street to replace the watering hole. Ms. Doris Span residing at 8603 NW 59th Ct. talked about the Willie Span Foundation she founded, named after her late husband Willie Span, the Vision Zero Movement regarding appropriate signage for roadways on residential areas, the mission to focus on educating the community and the $1,500 scholarship presented at the Honor Flight event. She said the next event will take place in May 2019. Ron Wasserman residing at 8577 Jade Dr. thanked the Veterans in the room; thanked Commission for District 4 Neighborhood meeting and proposed to have 1,000 flags up. With no one else wishing to speak, Mayor Dressler closed Public Participation. 6. CONSENT AGENDA: Mayor Dressler asked City Manager Cernech if there are items to be added or removed from the Consent Agenda and City Manager Cernech said there were no changes or additions to the Consent Agenda. Commissioner Placko requested to pull item 6d TR13105 to Award RFP No. 17-03R for Fire Station 36 Project for discussion only. Mayor Dressler noted a Commissioner may request to pull an item without a motion for discussion and recognized Commissioner Placko. Commissioner Placko commented Fire Station 36 to be close to her heart as it is in her district. She continued to say that all Fire Stations sit predominantly on main streets, visible to all, and are a beautiful piece of architecture. Commissioner Placko is concerned that Fire Station 36 will not be visible because it will not be seating directly on University Drive and no one will know where the station is. She does not want to jeopardize the safety of the response time in any way. Commissioner Placko asked if the Fire Station could not be placed directly on University Drive with ingress and egress on 72nd Street as well as on Page 5 of 10 COMMISSION MEETING June 13, 2018 University Drive. City buildings are predominant everywhere and wants Fire Station 36 to be obvious to everyone. City has beautiful facilities and asked the Fire Chief to ensure the building has the accommodations necessary for the men and women who will be there and just asks if the building can be more predominant. City Manager Cernech said he understands Commissioner Placko's concerns and appreciates her thinking. The presentation on Monday showed what a beautiful building Fire Station 36 is going to be and should be showcased in terms of the continued commitment to the Fire Department and the continued investment on the community. He explained that a Fire Station is site in a way to provide the most function form of station. Fire Station 36 was site on 72"d Street to provide the best ingress/egress from the station to 72"d Street and to University Drive and was put to the back of the property in order to provide the best ingress/egress. He said the intersection of University Drive and 72"d Street give the opportunity to use a pre-emption device at the intersection allowing fire engines and rescue units leaving the station, take control of the intersection, going north or south on University in a safe manner. Rotating the station at 90 degrees and placing it on University Drive would require exiting the station on University Drive and go north in order to go south. City Manager Cernech said the station site was designed to be effective and the focus has been that it functions properly. If it is the Commission's decision to look at a different way to site the station on the property, will need to take a step back and not move forward with this item tonight, adding the design of the station is very similar to Fire Station 78 and re- evaluate the design of the station and of the process used to this point. City Manager Cernech spoke about previous decisions locating Fire Stations. Commissioner Placko said she posed the question with the intention to see if there is a logical reason and if there is a way to showcase by posting a sign on University Drive that shows there is a Fire Station there. City Manager Cernech said the City owns the property and will have a say and is able to dictate what goes on the property. Vice Mayor Gomez commented she understands Commissioner Placko's concerns and suggested a piece of art work placed to be placed on the corner that would honor First Responders. Mayor Dressler clarified the item was pulled from the Consent Agenda for discussion but not removed. Mayor Dressler recognized Commissioner Bolton's request to pull Item 6b TR13115 Capital Improvement Revenue Bond, Series 2018 for discussion from the Consent Agenda. Commissioner Bolton made reference to the questions made at Monday's meeting regarding District 1 not receiving monies and understands the funding is not per district. He thanked and gave credit to the people before who fought for what it is today and added that his intention was to be clear not to offend anyone with his comments and will continue to fight for issues in his district. Mayor Dressler entertained a motion by Vice Mayor Gomez and seconded by Commissioner Fishman for the approval of the Consent Agenda. Motion passed unanimously (5-0). a. Approval of the May 23, 2018 Regular Commission Meeting Minutes — APPROVED b. TR13115 —Capital Improvement Revenue Bond, Series 2018 -A Resolution of The City Commission of The City Of Tamarac, Florida authorizing the issuance of not to Page 6 of 10 COMMISSION MEETING June 13, 2018 exceed $19,000,000 in aggregate principal amount City Of Tamarac, Florida Capital Improvement Revenue Bonds, Series 2018 for the purpose of financing and/or reimbursing the cost of acquiring, designing, constructing, reconstructing and equipping of various capital improvements of the City, including without limitation capital improvements to the city's sound walls, Fire Station and Parks and Recreation; covenanting to budget and appropriate legally available non -ad valorem revenues to provide for the payment thereof; making certain covenants and agreements for the benefit of the holders of such bonds; authorizing certain officials and employees of the city to take all actions required in connection with the sale, issuance and delivery of such bonds; taking certain other actions with respect to such bonds; authorizing and approving the negotiated sale of such bonds to the underwriters named herein subject to the terms and conditions contained herein; approving the form and authorizing the distribution of a preliminary official statement and execution and delivery of a final official statement; authorizing certain officials to deem final the preliminary official statement for purposes of securities and exchange commission rule 15c2-12; approving the form and authorizing the execution and delivery of a bond purchase agreement; appointing the paying agent and registrar; approving the form and authorizing the execution and delivery of a disclosure dissemination agent agreement; providing certain other matters relating to the series 2018 bonds; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date. RESOLUTION R-2018-59 c. TR13117 — Cisco Network Infrastructure Replacement - A Resolution of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, awarding IFB No. 18-18B to CDW Government, LLC for the purchase of Cisco Systems network switches in the total amount of $101,214.48; approving the acquisition of Cisco Systems network switches from CDW Government, LLC; authorizing an expenditure for an amount not to exceed $101,214.48; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date. RESOLUTION R-2018-60 d. TR13105 — Award RFP No. 17-03R for Fire Station 36 Project - A Resolution of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, Awarding RFP No. 17-03R to and approving an Agreement with West Construction, Inc. for the Design/Build of Fire Station 36 Project for a contract amount of $5,199,041.00; a contingency in the amount of $300,000.00 will be added to the project account for a total project budget of $5,499,041.00; authorizing an expenditure from the appropriate accounts; authorizing an appropriation of $300,000.00; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date. RESOLUTION R-2018-61 e. TR13059 — Authorize Execution of Change Order to the Agreement with SAK for Additional Lining of Wastewater Mainlines - A Resolution of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, approving Change Order Number 1 to the Agreement between the City of Tamarac and SAK Construction, LLC, utilizing pricing from an Agreement obtained through a formal competitive process by the City of Mobile Alabama, Mobile Area Water and Sewer System, Contract Number 100316.22 for the FY17 Wastewater Page 7 of 10 COMMISSION MEETING June 13, 2018 Cured -In -Place Pipe Lining Inflow and Infiltration Project; authorizing the appropriate City Officials to accept and execute said Change Order in an amount not to exceed $398,096.50; authorizing an appropriation up to the total amount of $398,097.00; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date. RESOLUTION R-2018-62 f. TR13113 — Woodmont Country Club clubhouse and Cart Barn Facility Blanket Public Safety Ingress/Egress Easement - Resolution of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, authorizing the appropriate City Officials to accept and execute a Blanket Public Safety Ingress/Egress Easement with Woodmont Country Club, Inc., for the Woodmont Country Club Clubhouse and Cart Barn Facility Project, located at 7801 NW 80th Avenue, to provide proper access to the property for municipal services such as utility, canal, fire and police protection, emergency and other public safety services; authorizing and directing the City Clerk to record said document in the public records of Broward County; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date. RESOLUTION R-2018-63 g. TR13114 — Woodmont Country club Maintenance Facility Blanket Public Safety Ingress/Egress Easement - A Resolution of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, authorizing the appropriate City Officials to accept and execute a Blanket Public Safety Ingress/Egress Easement with Woodmont Country Club, Inc., for the Woodmont Country Club Maintenance Facility Project, located at the SE corner of NW 82nd Street and NW 80th Avenue, to provide proper access to the property for municipal services such as utility, canal, fire and police protection, emergency and other public safety services; authorizing and directing the City Clerk to record said document in the public records of Broward County; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date. RESOLUTION R-2018-64 h. TR13111 — 2017-18 Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program — Memorandum of Understanding for Regional Grant Application - A Resolution of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, authorizing the appropriate City Officials to approve and execute a Right -of -Way Consent Agreement with Florida Power and Light Company (FPL) for the purpose of constructing storm water wet retention ponds within an existing FPL Right -of -Way Easement, which will serve as offsite storm water mitigation for the proposed Tamarac Village Project; authorizing the appropriate City Officials to execute the Right -of -Way Consent Agreement and to take all actions necessary to implement said Agreement; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date. RESOLUTION R-201-65 i. TR13112 — Execution of FPL Consent Agreement for Wet Retention Area - A Resolution of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, authorizing the appropriate City Officials to approve and execute a Right -of -Way Consent Agreement with Florida Power and Light Company (FPL) for the purpose of constructing storm Page 8 of 10 COMMISSION MEETING June 13, 2018 -- water wet retention ponds within an existing FPL Right -of -Way Easement, which will serve as offsite storm water mitigation for the proposed Tamarac Village Project; authorizing the appropriate City Officials to execute the Right -of -Way Consent Agreement and to take all actions necessary to implement said Agreement; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date. RESOLUTION R-2018-66 7. REGULAR AGENDA: There were no Regular Agenda items scheduled for this meeting. 8. ORDINANCE(S) - FIRST READING: a. TO2380 — Coe Enforcement Administrative Fines, Costs of Repair & Lien Items - An Ordinance of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida amending Chapter 2 of the City's Code of Ordinances, entitled "Administration" by specifically amending Article III, entitled "Boards, Committees, Commission," by creating Section 2-73.09 entitled "Administrative Fines, Costs of Repair and Liens" for Code Enforcement orders not complied with and repeat violations in accordance with Section 162.09 Florida Statutes; providing for codification; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date. City Attorney Goren read TO2380 title into the record. Mayor Dressler entertained a motion by Vice Mayor Gomez and seconded by _. Commissioner Fishman for the approval of item 8a. TO2380. Motion passed unanimously (5-0). PASSED ON FIRST READING JUNE 13, 2018 9. PUBLIC HEARING(S): There were no Public Hearings items scheduled for this meeting 10. ORDINANCE(S) - SECOND READING a. TO2379 — Amendment to Zoning Code to Prohibit Medical Marijuana Dispensing Facilities within the City of Tamarac - An Ordinance of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida amending Chapter 24 of the City's Code of Ordinances, entitled "Zoning" by creating Section 24-9 entitled "Medical Marijuana Dispensing Facilities Prohibited"; providing for purpose and findings; prohibiting medical marijuana dispensing facilities within the City of Tamarac; providing for codification; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date. City Attorney Goren read TO2379 title into the record. Mayor Dressler entertained a motion made by Vice Mayor and seconded by Commissioner Bolton to accept TO2379. Mayor Dressler opened the floor to the City Commission for discussion. Commissioner Bolton said he met with Kings Point residents regarding this issue and although they are not on his district, he listened to everyone. He thanked everyone for their time. Mayor Dressler commented on issues related to fraud in the way it was presented and talked about examples of medical marihuana and the variations it will be available with different levels of strength and the dispensaries if the item passes. Page 9 of 10 COMMISSION MEETING June 13, 2018 Mayor Dressler opened the Public Hearing to discuss TO2379 and with no one wishing to speak, closed the Public Hearing. PASSED ON FIRST READING MAY 23, 2018 PASSED ON SECOND READING JUNE 13, 2018 (unanimously 5-0) 11. QUASI-JUDICIAL HEARING(S): There were no Quasi -Judicial Hearing items scheduled for this meeting. 12. OTHER There being no further business to come before the City Commission, Mayor Dressler adjourned the meeting at 9:13 p.m. .4 arry� ressler, Mayor Lillian Pabon, CIVIC Assistant City Clerk Page 10 of 10 COMMISSION MEETING June 13, 2018