HomeMy WebLinkAbout2004-11-24 - City Commission Regular Meeting MinutesCITY OF TAMARAC
REGULAR CITY COMMISSION MEETING
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 24, 2004
CALL TO ORDER: Mayor Schreiber called the regular meeting of the City Commission
to order on Wednesday, November 24, 2004 at 9:05 a.m. in Chambers at Tamarac City
Hall, 7525 NW 88 Avenue, Tamarac, FL.
PRESENT: Mayor Joe Schreiber, Vice Mayor Marc L. Sultanof, Commissioner Edward
C. Portner and Commissioner Karen L. Roberts.
ABSENT: Commissioner Beth Flansbaum-Talabisco.
ALSO PRESENT: City Manager Jeffrey L. Miller, City Attorney Mitchell S. Kraft, and
City Clerk Marion Swenson.
Commissioner Karen L. Roberts led the pledge of allegiance.
INTRODUCTION
1. PROCLAMATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS:
a. Presentation by Mayor Schreiber of employee service awards:
5 Year Awards: Rocio Goode, Office Specialist, Steven Korte, Firefighter 4, Jeffrey
Lopez, Firefighter 4, Cleophat Lordeus, Bus Driver, William Martin, Transmission
Supervisor and John Richards, Bus Driver
10 Year Awards: Rodney Dorsett, Field Technician, Kevin Ellis, Carpenter, Jorge
Estrella, Maintenance Worker 2, Jeffrey Miller, City Manager, Rex Ponder, Utility
Service Worker II, Arthur Saey, Maintenance Worker I and Steven Stillwell, Lieutenant 4
15 Year Award: Brian London, Wastewater Service Worker III
20 Year Award: David Silverbloom, Firefighter I
25 Year Awards: Paul Forsberg, Assistant Fire Chief, Steven Gotha, Lieutenant I, John
Harvey, Water Plant Superintendent and Angela LoSasso, Accountant I
City Manager Miller expressed his appreciation and thanks to the Mayor and City
Commission for everything they have done to support the City Manager form of
government and also for their personal support, as well as the support of the staff. City
Manager Miller added that Tamarac is a great city and a great place to work and he
looks forward to making more progress in the future.
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Lt. Stillwell thanked everyone for his 10 year award and said it is a great place to work
and thanked his fellow firefighters for their camaraderie.
Mayor Schreiber said after 25 years Assistant Chief Forsberg is leaving Tamarac, and
he wished him success and health for the future. City Manager Miller added that
Assistant Chief Forsberg is moving on to become the new Fire Chief of Melbourne, FL
and congratulated him on his new job. Assistant Chief Forsberg thanked the Mayor and
City Commission, City Manager, City Attorney and staff for their support of the fire
department and the firefighters for their efforts and accomplishments over the years.
Tamarac sets the bar high and achieves its goals.
b. Presentation of a check to the United Way of Broward County for monies
contributed by employees of the City of Tamarac to the United Way campaign. Mayor
Schreiber moved out of the regular order of business as the representative of United
Way had not yet arrived.
REPORTS
2. City Commission: Mayor Schreiber said it is rewarding to give awards to
people who have been with the city for five to 25 years. It indicates that people enjoy
working here and are willing to stay, which is a benefit to them and to the city. It also
gives the city a great reputation. Mayor Schreiber wished everyone a very happy
Thanksgiving and reminded everyone of the Turkey Trot taking place tomorrow.
Vice Mayor Sultanof said everyone who works for the City of Tamarac is park of a
family; productivity is high when people are pleased with their jobs. Vice Mayor
Sultanof added he has never seen any other city with as exuberant and cordial
employees as Tamarac. Vice Mayor Sultanof wished everyone a happy Thanksgiving
Day, and said we all have a lot to be thankful for; we must all remain strong as we have
the finest democracy in the world.
Commissioner Portner wished everyone a happy Thanksgiving and said he hopes to
see everyone at the Turkey Trot; he will be running again this year.
Commissioner Roberts congratulated Assistant Fire Chief Forsberg on his new
endeavor and wished him the best of luck. Commissioner Roberts congratulated the
employees who received awards this morning on the dedication and years of service to
Tamarac, and wished everyone a happy Thanksgiving.
3. Cif Attorney: City Attorney Kraft had no report.
4. City Manager: City Manager Miller reported that we have been awarded $20,000
for AED's, and the item will appear on the next commission agenda. Additionally, we
received a grant from the State EMS Committee for distribution and installation of child
safety seats, said seats will be distributed at various events in the city. Tamarac will
make a presentation to the Innovations Group on our Employee Service Award
Program. Management Analyst Hughes wrote an article for the IG Newsletter, in
conjunction with staff from the Parks and Recreation Department, entitled Progress in
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Practice. City Manager Miller distributed copies to the Mayor and City Commission.
(Copy attached and incorporated into the minutes.) We received a grant from the South
Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) in the amount of $250,000 for the pump
station replacement project. Lobbyist Ron Book was successful in getting this money
for us, and his efforts have availed us a total $750,000 for this project. Chief Budzinski
has been appointed by the IAFF to the International Code Council Means of Egress
Committee, which brings great recognition to both the Chief and the city. Transportation
Supervisor Benitez has been chosen to serve on the Broward County Long Range
Community Transit Issues Committee. This is part of Broward County's 25 year master
plan efforts. Parks and Recreation reports that the Turkey Trot will take place tomorrow
and the Holiday Lighting Ceremony will be held on December 6 at 6:00 p.m. at the
Tamarac Community Center.
5, PUBLIC PARTICIPATION: Odiel Feyers, 7421 NW 70 Avenue, Tamarac, spoke
of speeding on NW 70 Avenue and drag racing on the street. Mr. Feyers asked about
the status of speed humps for NW 70 Avenue. Public Works Director Strain informed
the Mayor and City Commission and Mr. Feyers that the design should be complete by
the first of the year, and it is hoped that construction will begin during the summer of
2005. Public Works Director Strain added that numerous public hearings were held for
the neighborhood and the majority of people did not want speed humps. The traffic
calming plans for 70th Avenue, north of McNab to University have been redesigned to
eliminate one lane each way, heading north/south, and traffic divisions (jogs, etc.) are
slated for the traffic lanes. Vice Mayor Sultanof added that Mr. Feyers should contact
BSO regarding the drag racing. Commissioner Roberts said during the public hearings
the neighborhood wanted the speed humps but were told they could not be placed on 4-
lane roads; however, the County does have them on 4-lane roads. Part of the problem
is that it is taking so long. Mayor Schreiber said it will be a benefit when it is completed,
and there is no reason why we can not have better police patrols in the area.
CONSENT AGENDA
6. Vice Mayor Sultanof seconded by Commissioner Portner moved approval of all
items on the consent agenda. On roll call Vice Mayor Sultanof voted "yes", Mayor
Schreiber "yes", Commissioner Roberts "yes", and Commissioner Portner "yes". Motion
carried.
a. APPROVE the minutes of the November 10, 2004 Regular City Commission
meeting.
APPROVED
b. RFP AWARD AND AGREEMENT..— DESIGN/BUILD OF TAMARAC AQUATIC
CENTER: (TR10562) Awarding RFP 04-12R and executing an agreement with
Catalfumo Construction, L.L.C. d/b/a Seawood Builders, for the design/build of the
Tamarac Aquatic Center for an amount not to exceed $3,256,682.00; approving funding
in the amount of $3,256,682.00 from the appropriate accounts.
RESOLUTION NO. R2004-253
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C. DESIGNATING ABS PUMPS, INC., AS A SOLE SOURCE PROVIDER FOR
PUMPS AND APPURTENANCES UTILIZED AT 43 WASTEWATER PUMP
STATIONS: (TR10581) Designating ABS Pumps, Inc., as a sole source provider for
pumps and appurtenances utilized at 43 City wastewater pump stations, and authorizing
expenditures for the purchase of pumps and appurtenances from ABS Pumps, Inc., for
an amount not to exceed $65,000.00 for the period of November 1, 2004 through
September 30, 2005.
RESOLUTION NO. R2004-254
d. DESIGNATING SANDERS COMPANY, INC, AS A SOLE _ SOURCE
PROVIDER FOR PUMPS AND APPURTENANCES UTILIZED AT 20 WASTEWATER
PUMP STATIONS: (TR10582) Designating Sanders Company, Inc. as a sole source
provider for pumps and appurtenances utilized at 20 City wastewater pump stations,
and authorizing expenditures for the purchase of pumps and appurtenances from
Sanders Company, Inc., for an amount not to exceed $55,000.00 for the period of
November 1, 2004 through September 30, 2005.
RESOLUTION NO. R2004-255
e. RFP RENEWAL — OFFICE DEPOT: (TR10586) Approving the third renewal of
the original agreement, awarded by RFP 01-15R to Office Depot, Inc. and issued on
behalf of the Southeast Florida Governmental Purchasing Cooperative, and executing
Agreement Amendment No. 1 for the term December 1, 2004 through November 30,
2005.
RESOLUTION NO. R2004-256
END OF CONSENT AGENDA
REGULAR AGENDA
Commissioner Portner seconded by Vice Mayor Sultanof moved to table Item 8,
Temporary Ordinance 2070, to the December 8, 2004 Regular City Commission
meeting at or after 7:00 p.m. Commissioner Portner asked that Items 8 and 9 be placed
on the December 6 workshop. On roll call Mayor Schreiber voted "yes", Commissioner
Roberts "yes", Vice Mayor Sultanof "yes", and Commissioner Portner "yes". Motion
carried.
Vice Mayor Sultanof seconded by Commissioner Portner moved to table Item 9,
Temporary Ordinance 2071 to the December 8, 2004 Regular City Commission meeting
at or after 7:00 p.m. On roll call Commissioner Partner voted "yes", Mayor Schreiber
"yes", Vice Mayor Sultanof "yes", and Commissioner Roberts "yes". Motion carried.
Commissioner Roberts seconded by Vice Mayor Sultanof moved to table Item 14,
Temporary Resolution 10589 to the December 8, 2004 Regular City Commission
meeting at or after 7:00 p.m. On roll call Commissioner Roberts voted "yes", Vice
Mayor Sultanof "yes", Commissioner Portner "yes", and Mayor Schreiber "yes". Motion
carried.
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ORDINANCES — FIRST READINGS
7. AMENDING CHAPTER 2 OF THE TAMARAC CODE -- ARTICLE III DIVISION
8 "VETERANS AFFAIRS COMMITTEE SECTION 2-223 "CREATION;
COMPOSITION": (T02069) Motion to adopt Ordinance on first reading amending
Chapter 2 of the Tamarac City Code, entitled "Administration", Article III, "Boards,
Committees, Commissions", Division 8 "Veterans Affairs Committee" by amending
Section 2-223 "Creation; Composition" adding the Marine Corps League as a member
organization; providing for codification. City Attorney Kraft read Temporary Ordinance
2069 on first reading by title. Vice Mayor Sultanof seconded by Commissioner Roberts
moved approval. On roll call Commissioner Roberts voted "yes", Vice Mayor Sultanof
"yes", Commissioner Portner "yes", and Mayor Schreiber "yes". Motion carried.
APPROVED ON FIRST READING NOVEMBER 24, 2004
8. AMENDING ARTICLE IV OF THE CITY CHARTER — SECTION 4.02 "CITY
COMMISSION; ELECTION TERMS AND QUALIFICATIONS" TO INCREASE TERMS
OF OFFICE: (T02070) Motion to adopt Ordinance on first reading amending Article IV,
Section 4.02 of the City Charter, entitled "City commission; election, terms and
qualifications" to increase terms of office for the City's mayor and commissioners from
three-year terms to four-year terms; providing for an implementation date; providing that
if the amendment is approved by a majority of the voters at the March 8, 2005, election,
then such amendment shall become a part of the City Charter upon certification and
acceptance of the election results; providing for codification.
TABLED TO THE DECEMBER 8, 2004 REGULAR CITY COMMISSION MEETING AT
OR AFTER 7:00 P.M.
9. AMENDING ARTICLE IV OF THE CITY CHARTER — SECTION 4.02 "CITY
COMMISSION• ELECTION TERMS ANDQUALIFICATIONS" TO REMOVE TERM
LIMITS: (T02071) Motion to adopt Ordinance on first reading amending Article IV,
Section 4.02 of the City Charter, entitled "City commission; election, terms and
qualifications" to remove term limits for mayor and commissioners effective with the
March 8, 2005, municipal election; providing that if the amendment is approved by a
majority of the voters at the March 8, 2005, election, then such amendment shall
become a part of the City Charter upon certification and acceptance of the election
results; providing for codification.
TABLED TO THE DECEMBER 8, 2004 REGULAR CITY COMMISSION MEETING AT
OR AFTER 7:00 P.M.
10. AMENDING CHAPTER 6 OF THE TAMARAC CODE — SECTION 6-156 B 2
"CHANGE ORDERS": (T02067) Motion to adopt Ordinance on first reading
amending Tamarac Code Chapter 6 entitled "Finance and Taxation" Article V,
"Purchasing Procedures", Section 6-156(b)(2), "Change Orders" increasing City
Manager's approval authority for change orders from $10,000 to a maximum of
$30,000; providing for codification. City Attorney Kraft read Temporary Ordinance 2067,
Revision #2, on first reading by title. Vice Mayor Sultanof seconded by Commissioner
Roberts moved approval. Vice Mayor Sultanof questioned whether the wording, as
discussed at the workshop, indicating the City Manager or his designee has been
included. City Manager Miller said he had discussed it with the City Attorney's office.
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On roll call Commissioner Partner voted "yes", Commissioner Roberts "yes", Mayor
Schreiber "yes", and Vice Mayor Sultanof "yes". Motion carried.
APPROVED ON FIRST READING NOVEMBER 24, 2004
PUBLIC HEARINGS 9:00 A.M. OR THEREAFTER
ORDINANCE— SECOND READING
11. RE -DESIGNATING SPECIAL MASTER TO SPECIAL MAGISTRATE:
(T02068) Motion to adopt Ordinance on second reading re -designating Special Master
to Special Magistrate pursuant to Chapter 2004-11 Laws of Florida and providing that all
references to Special Master in Tamarac Ordinances and Resolutions are changed to
Special Magistrate. City Attorney Kraft read Temporary Ordinance 2068, Revision #1,
on second reading by title. Commissioner Roberts seconded by Vice Mayor Sultanof
moved approval. Mayor Schreiber opened the public hearing and with no one wishing
to speak, closed the public hearing. On roll call Vice Mayor Sultanof voted "yes", Mayor
Schreiber "yes", Commissioner Portner "yes", and Commissioner Portner "yes". Motion
carried.
ORDINANCE NO. 0-2004-34
Mayor Schreiber returned to Item 1(b) on the agenda. Item 1(b) Presentation of a check
to the United Way of Broward County for monies contributed by employees of the City
of Tamarac to the United Way campaign. Nancy Strong, Chief Operating Official for
United Way accepted. Mayor Schreiber said he is proud of the employees' contribution
to United Way and it is for a good cause. Ms. Strong said on behalf of United Way she
appreciates everything the Mayor and City Commission and employees have done for
the United Way and Broward County. City Manager Miller said this has become a great
tradition, and each year the City of Tamarac employees raise the bar. This year there
was a dramatic increase in contributions and City Manager Miller thanked Public Works
Director Strain, the City's United Way Coordinator, for his efforts.
QUASI-JUDICIAL HEARINGS
12. AMENDING PRIOR ZONING — PORTION OF THE "WOODLANDS COUNTRY
CLUB" PLAT: (T02065) Motion to adopt Ordinance on first reading amending prior
zoning of certain real estate property (aka: Woodlands Country Club) from S-1 (Open
Space/Recreation District) to R-3 (Low -Density Multi -Family Residential District), lands
commonly known as a portion of the "Woodlands Country Club" Plat, according to the
plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 67, Page 30 of the Public Records of Broward
County, Florida, located on the north side of NW 44th Street, approximately 3400 feet
west of Rock Island Road (Case No. 19-Z-04); providing for amendment of the official
zoning map to reflect such change. City Attorney Kraft read Temporary Ordinance
2065, Revision #1, on first reading by title. Vice Mayor Sultanof seconded by
Commissioner Portner moved approval. City Attorney Kraft explained the quasi-judicial
procedures and Attorney Gerry Knight waived his quasi-judicial rights on behalf of the
applicant. Community Development Director King gave a presentation. Commissioner
Portner questioned whether 44th Street is in Lauderhill and Community Development
Director King said it is but we maintain a portion of the street. Mayor Schreiber opened
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the public hearing and with no one wishing to speak, closed the public hearing. On roll
call Mayor Schreiber voted "yes", Commissioner Roberts "yes", Vice Mayor Sultanof
"yes", and Commissioner Portner "yes". Motion carried.
APPROVED ON FIRST READING NOVEMBER 24, 2004
13. AMENDING PRIOR ZONING — PARCEL IN SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP 49
SOUTH, RANGE 41 EAST: (T02066) Motion to adopt Ordinance on first reading
amending prior zoning of certain real estate property from A-1 (Utility District) to R-3
(Low -Density Multi -Family Residential District), lands commonly known as a parcel of
land lying in Section 6, Township 49 South, Range 41 East, Broward County, Florida,
being more particularly described as: commence at the Point of Intersection of the
South right-of-way line of Canal C-14 of Central and Southern Florida Flood Control
District and the West line of said Section 6: thence Easterly along the said South right-
of-way line of Canal C-14, 1200 feet to a point; thence Southerly, perpendicular to the
last described line, 286 feet to a Point of Beginning of the description; thence continue
Southerly, along the last described line, 435 feet to a point; thence Easterly,
perpendicular to the last described line 435 feet to a point; thence Westerly,
perpendicular to the last described line, 400 feet to the Point of Beginning, located on
the south side of Southgate Boulevard, near Sawgrass Expressway (Case No. 21-Z-
04); providing for amendment of the official zoning map to reflect such change. City
Attorney Kraft read Temporary Ordinance 2066, Revision #1, on first reading by title.
Vice Mayor Sultanof seconded by Commissioner Portner moved approval. City
Attorney Kraft explained the quasi-judicial procedures and Attorney Gerry Knight waived
his quasi-judicial rights on behalf of the applicant. Community Development Director
King gave a presentation. Vice Mayor Sultanof questioned the proximity to the park and
whether there would be sound walls for the property if it abutted the Sawgrass
Expressway. Community Development Director King said there is an existing sound
wall for the Sanibel project which abuts the Sawgrass Expressway. Mayor Schreiber
opened the public hearing and with no one wishing to speak, closed the public hearing.
On roll call Commissioner Portner voted "yes", Commissioner Roberts "no", Mayor
Schreiber "yes", and Vice Mayor Sultanof "yes". Motion carried.
APPROVED ON FIRST READING NOVEMBER 24, 2004
14. DEVELOPMENT ORDER AND MAJOR REVISED SITE PLAN — TAMARAC
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: (TR10589) Motion to approve Resolution issuing
Development Order No. 330 and granting Major Revised Site Plan approval for
Tamarac Elementary School to allow the construction of a twenty-four (24) classroom
building addition, located at 7601 North University Drive, specifically a portion of the
southeast one -quarter (SE '/4) of Section 4, Township 49 South, Range 41 East (Case
No. 41-SP-04); providing for conditions of approval.
TABLED TO THE DECEMBER 8, 2004 REGULAR CITY COMMISSION MEETING AT
OR AFTER 7:00 P.M.
END OFQUASI-JUDICIAL HEARINGS
END OF PUBLIC HEARINGS
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There being no further business to come before the Mayor and City Commission, Mayor
Schreiber adjourned the regular meeting of the City Commission at 9:50 a.m.
t' MARION SWENSON, CIVIC
CITY CLERK
SCHREIBER, MAYOR
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Progress in Practice Making It a Priority to Engage Communitv
Learn.,.Discover... Innovate By Bernadette Hughes, 11ana,emenI ,Ai1c11vst for the city of`Tamarac, FL,
Engaging our community has always
been a priority in the city of
Tamarac, FL. This commitment can be
seen in the city's Strategic Plan where
enhancing city visibility to the general
public is one of the goals. We recognize
that the ongoing support and participa-
tion of a number of groups within Tamarac
is necessary for continued success and
growth.
We have been particularly successful in
engaging our senior
citizens. Tamarac was
built as a traditional
retirement community,
Many of the programs
offered to engage our
citizens have been
geared toward those
.55+ years of age.
These programs are
known collectively as the Senior Program
The Tamarac Parks & Recreation Depart-
ment Senior Program provides a wide
variety of services Monday through
Friday each week. More than 25 programs
and services are offered to assist in the
healthy lifestyles of our community
including: dancercise and jazzercise
classes, bridge and card games, opinion
groups, yoga, a walking club, weekly
dances, and trips twice a week to area
attractions.
The Senior Program also offers support
groups for seniors such as bereavement,
depression, and Alzheimer support
groups. We annually offer free flu shots
to up to 600 residents and employees in a
joint venture with University Hospital.
Additionally, Tamarac was selected as one
of fifty Hearts and Parks magnet sites by
the National Recreation and Parks
Association. This is a national initiative
for encouraging healthy lifestyles, and we
have successfully incorporated this
initiative into our programming.
Another area of support the city is
offering is in technology. Considering the
needs of the senior population and
technology, Tamarac established free
computer classes for residents that
quickly reached capacity. The success of
this venture resulted in the addition of
more computer related classes such as
Print Shop and Dioaital Camera use.
Several of our major special events are
geared toward our older veterans, includ-
ing the annual Veteran's Day
Parade and Memorial. Day service.
Numerous local veterans groups
take part inthese events. In
addition, the Tamarac Veteran's
Affairs Committee hosts a
Veteran's Assembly, which is held
to showcase organizations that
provide service or benefits to
veterans or.their spouses. The
Veteran's Affairs Committee is charged
with promoting and facilitating awareness
among veterans of their rights, benefits,
and any other special needs.
Even as the city's median age of its
citizenry has shifted downward, participa-
tion in senior programs remains high. The
Parks & Recreation Department has
received positive feedback as to the better
quality of life the seniors have experi-
enced from participating in these classes.
Based upon this feedback and the
high participation rates, Tamarac's
efforts to embrace the senior
community through the Senior
Program have been successful.
While the Senior Program has been
a resounding success, other efforts
to embrace the community have not
been without challenge. Tamarac's
Population has increased more than
25 percent since the 1990 Census, from
44,822 to an estimated 57,726 in 2004. As
the population in Tamarac grows, our
demographics are changing at a rapid
pace. making it necessary to update the
types of services that we provide in order
to meet the needs of our new and existing
residents within our community.
For example, the median age in Tamarac
has dropped from 63.5 in 1990 to 52.9 in
2000. The number of residents under the
age of 18 has more than doubled.
In response to the changing demograph-
ics, the city has made a concentrated
effort to engage younger age groups,
Recently, the Tamarac Teen Council was
revitalized in an effort to get more teens
involved in their community. The program
has over 50 teens actively volunteering
and attending weekly meetings that cover
topics such as job applications, mock
interviews, and other job -related skills.
They volunteer at city events including
the Great American Clean -Up, All Ameri-
can July 411 Celebrations, and many
others. Over the past year, more that 2000
hours of volunteer work have been
performed by these Tamarac teens.
Also, incorporated into the Teen Council
is a fitness program offered to trim, shape,
and tone teens through a comprehensive
fitness program including education for a
Heart Healthy lifestyle.
For those not yet teenagers,
the city offers many programs
such as the Mommy & Me
Program, which offers classes
like Twinkle Stars, Story
Telling, and Crafts & Cooking.
Twinkle Stars works on
movement and coordination
for those 2-5 years old. Crafts
& Cooking aids in the
development of skills as children play with
others in a learning environment. Kids 7-
14 years old can take part in Pokemon and
Yu-Gi-Oh clubs where kids exchange
trading cards, play games, and socialize.
The city also offers an affordable summer
camp to its residents with children axes -
Id.
With regard to family events, the city
offers a July 4111 celebration annually where
families can socialize, eat, drink, and watch
the fireworks. We also offer a Concert
Series where. residents can sit outdoors,
listen to the Concert Series, and mingle
with other Tamarac residents.
Because engaging all of our citizens is a
priority, the city has actively met this
challenge to our programming, and the
result has been successful teen and
children's programs.
Another challenge has been to continue
to meet the needs of our senior population
as we have looked for ways to further
incorporate other demographics. To
ensure this, the city incorporated feedback
mechanisms into the Senior Program,
As the demographics continue to shift in
Tamarac, we will continue to monitor
those changes, Tamarac is committed to
responding to the changing needs of our
citizens, and will continue to offer pro-
grams that promote participation by all of
our residents.
For more information, contact
Bernadette Hughes, Management Analyst
for the city of Tamarac, FL at
954.718.3053 or email
bernadette@ tamarac. org _
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November 29, 2004
City of Tamarac
City Clerk
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Tamarac, FL 33321
Attn: MaryAnn Swenson
RE: Tamarac Elementary School, Tamarac, FL
Dear Ms. Swenson:
We are requesting to withdraw the agenda item for the 12/08/04 City Commission Meeting
regarding the addition to Tamarac Elementary School
Thank you in advance for your understanding.
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