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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-01-12 - City Commission Regular Meeting MinutesCITY OF TAMARAC CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1994 Mayor Bender called the meeting to order on Wednesday, January 12, 1994, at 7:00 P.M. in Council Chambers of Tamarac City Hall, 7525 Northwest 88th Avenue, Tamarac, Florida. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Bender called for the Pledge of Allegiance. PRESENT: Mayor H. Larry Bender Vice Mayor Irving Katz Councilman Norman Abramowitz Councilman Joseph Schreiber Councilman Henry Schumann ALSO PEBSENT: Dina M. McDermott, Interim City Manager Mitchell S. Kraft, City Attorney Carol A. Evans, CMC, City Clerk Phyllis Polikoff, Secretary City Council 16. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION regarding what can be done about blasting on Land Section 8. SYNOPSIS QEr ACTION; AGENDIZED by Consent. (See Page 4 for discussion and Final Action) C/M Schreiber MOVED to AGENDIZE, SECONDED by C/M Abramowitz. VOTE: ALL VOTED AYE 1. ANNOUNCEMENT by Mayor Bender of the March 8, 1994 Municipal Election for the following seats: Mayor (three-year term) City Council District 2 (three-year term) City Council District 4 (three-year term) Charter Board District 2 (two-year term) Charter Board District 4 (two --year term) Charter Board At -Large (one --year term) Candidate qualifying began at noon on Monday, January 3, 1994, and ends at noon on Monday, January 17, 1994. For more information, contact the City Clerk's office at 722--5900. SYNgRaIS OF ACTION Mayor Bender made the announcement. 2. ANNOUNCEMN by Mayor Bender of vacancies on the following boards and committees: Privatization Committee 7 members Sister Cities Committee 7 members Ambulance Committee 7 members Annexation Committee 7 members Insurance Advisory Board 1 regular member and 2 alternate members If any Tamarac resident is interested in serving on any board or City Council Meeting 1/12/94/PP Page 2 committee, please contact the office of the City Clerk for an application. SYNOPSIS OF ACTION: Mayor Bender made the announcement. 3. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION - Any member of the public may speak to any issue which is not agendized for public hearing at this meeting. Speakers will be limited to three minutes during this item and at public hearings. There will be a thirty (30) minute aggregate time limit for this item, and speakers are encouraged to sign up in advance with the City Clerk prior to their participation. Steve Feldman, President of Pulte Home Corporation, discussed South Florida Water Management District's requirements regarding expansion of the existing lake on Land Section 8. He referred to the blasting permit, rocks, drainage and flood protection and complaints. He referenced conversations with Interim City Manager McDermott, C/M Abramowitz, Broward County Commissioner John Hart, Broward County's limit on vibrations (.5) and a request to reduce vibrations to .25. He said, to -date, vibrations were below .20 and blasting was supervised by Broward County, City officials and Geosonics Corporation. He stated that Pulte had complied with the Code and no rules or laws had been violated. Discussion continued and Mr. Feldman stated all blasting would cease as of Wednesday, January 19, and the amount of the charge for all blasting until that date would be reduced 50% over what was currently being used. He said Pulte Homes authorized over $30,000 to Geosonics to fund whatever was needed to assure that all responses would be met in the quickest possible time. He thanked Dan Wood, Council and Commissioner Hart for their cooperation and patience and indicated that the final blast would be Tuesday or Wednesday, January 18 or 19, respectively. C/M Abramowitz discussed his concerns with regard to Geosonics indifference to complaints and citizens. He suggested Geosonics be advised to respond to every complaint. Mr. Feldman agreed. Mayor Bender said on December 20, 1993, he appeared before Commissioner Hart. He stated for the record, "I appear before you as a representative for all my constituents, who have established a major concern for their health and welfare resulting from the blasting project by Pulte Builders. "I have received numerous reports from the County and our City Engineers, concerning the blasting requirements that have to be met by the Fulte Company in order to comply with established City Code. I have been advised that these code requirements have been met. However, I firmly believe that where we have densely populated areas, where the average age is 65 and some residents are 75 and 85 years of age, with health and heart problems, that blasting should not be permitted. "The element of fear enters the picture and should not be ignored. The judicial system in our country recognizes that "fear", be it real or imaginary, is a viable item that has to be reckoned with. You now have a situation where an area in Tamarac has been invaded by the element of fear which emanates from the blasting project. This issue now involves the health and welfare aspects, which we who are elected officials, are obligated to respect. "I strongly believe that all the rules and regulations we have on the books in Broward County, covering the subject of blasting, should not be applicable to areas that are not densely populated. As a result of last week's blasting test, there has been physical 1 1-1 1 City Council Meeting 1/12/94/PP Page 3 and mental damage to property and residents. The application of discretion is a vital ingredient in interpreting the blast laws in Broward County. "On behalf of my constituents, I implore you to intervene on this issue and take whatever action is necessary to stop this blasting project immediately". Mayor Bender said he continually endeavored to stop the blasting and he referred to Mr. Feldman's statement about the final blasting date. C/M Schreiber thanked Mr. Feldman for his efforts and advising that blasting would cease on January 19. Helen Alpert, Spyglass resident, read a poem about her concerns with regard to blasting. Sean Skelly, Spyglass resident, expressed his thoughts regarding blasting. He said after communicating with State Senator Peter Weinstein and State Representative Debbie Wasserman -Schultz he was advised blasting was a City and Broward County matter. He referenced damage to homes, property, sewers, health and welfare of the residents. V/M Katz said all site plans had to comply with the Code and that the City mandated 5% of acreage had to be for water retention and he referenced the lake Pulte was blasting. Gene Pollock, Spyglass resident, voiced his concerns with regard to blasting and suggested Mr. Feldman see the damage to walls, ceilings and walkways. He referenced the City of Plantation where blasting was done four years ago and Geosonics had not paid any claims. He said his Homeowners Association agreed that no resident would have a private discussion or negotiate with representatives of the City or Geosonics, appointments for inspections had to be made in advance and inspections could only be made when a Spyglass resident was present. Joseph Driks, Section 20 resident, discussed blasting and damage to walls and that blasting should not be allowed. He said there would be damages in later years and provisions should be made to remedy the situation and, lastly, the permit should be rescinded. Ralph Goren, Lime Bay resident, expressed his concerns regarding the blasting and discussed the seismograph which recorded vibrations and technicians which operated same. He requested that blasting be stopped. TAPE 2 Gil Narins, Kings Point resident, said he represented 800 members of the Civic Association, and voiced his thoughts with regard to the blasting. He indicated that residents learned of the blasting on October 21 and he referenced communication between Pulte Homes, Geosonics, Staff and said a Workshop was held November 8. He discussed concerns of the residents when he spoke at a Council meeting on November 10. He referred to Florida Statutes pertaining to restricting blasting, amending the Code, modifying the permit and allowing the Building Department to impose more stringent conditions. He also referred to homes that supposedly were "inspected" but actually were not and he requested the blasting be stopped. Louis Solomon, Isles of Tamarac, thanked Interim City Manager McDermott and C/M Schreiber for informing the residents about forthcoming drainage repairs at NW 71 Place. Victor Fulmines, resident, questioned the status of negotiations between the Federation of Public Employees and the City. City Attorney Kraft advised that the contract was turned town by the City Council Meeting 1/12/94/PP Page 4 membership. Mr. Fulmines also recommended Interim City Manager McDermott be Appointed City Manager for the excellent job she has been doing. Harriett Cohen, Kings Point resident, discussed her concerns and questioned why Pulte was given the permit when there was insufficient water retention. Mayor Bender said Council considered amending the Ordinance to eliminate blasting. He said that the developer followed Broward County's rules and regulations. He said he opposed blasting in densely populated areas. Abe Elias, resident, suggested Pulte Homes or Geosonics Corporation set aside $1,000,000 to compensate residents for the damages sustained thus far. Sam Skolnick, Landings of Cypress Greens resident, referred to the comments made by Mr. Narins and said the City should stop Pulte Homes from blasting until an inspection and evaluation is made. He said an Ordinance eliminating blasting in the City should be drafted after the results were received. He said Geosonics would compensate Mr. Skolnick for damages. Dana Hixson, resident, discussed her concerns regarding a swimming pool that was improperly fenced -in. Interim City Manager McDermott advised that she responded to Mrs. Hixson's complaint and Code Enforcement was pursing the case and discussion continued. Milton Siegel, President of Isles of Tamarac, expressed his thoughts regarding the drainage problem on Northwest 71 Place and thanked Interim City Manager McDermott for her presentation. Terri Hobmeier, Isles of Tamarac, voiced her concerns regarding the drainage problem on Northwest 71 Place and thanked Interim City Manager McDermott and members of Staff for the presentations made regarding same. She referred to the traffic light and turning -lane matter at the intersection of Pine Island and McNab Roads and recommended that Dina M. McDermott be appointed City Manager. She also requested that the improperly fenced -in pool be addressed. Louise Corito, Westwood Section 20 resident, discussed the blasting situation on Land Section 8. City Qguncil 16, regarding what can be done about blasting on Land Section 8. AGENDIZED by Consent on Page 1. No action taken. C/M Schreiber discussed the blasting situation and recommended that a professional Engineer be hired to determine the actual damage to residences. He MOVED to HIRE an Engineer to examine the damage caused by the blasting. The MOTION died for lack of a SECOND. Mayor Bender advised that he received a call from the City of Lauderhill with regard to the blasting and he directed Interim City Manager McDermott to contact Mayor Lieberman to discuss the matter with Geosonics and Pulte Home Corporation. He said the City of Sunrise also called and suggested Interim City Manager McDermott contact Mayor Effman for the same purpose. C/M Abramowitz discussed inspections of damages to homes and that City Attorney Kraft was asked for an opinion regarding the ramifications pertaining to the blasting permit and the Ordinance. 1 1 1 City Council Meeting 1/12/94/PP Page 5 Discussion continued regarding Broward County's blasting permit, Tamarac's blasting permit and Building Inspectors, Geosonics Corporation and City Attorney Kraft's opinion with regard violations to the City's Code. Mayor Bender referred to Broward County and the City hiring an outside Engineer. Interim City Manager McDermott said Broward County was the overseer regarding blasting procedures and would step -out with the hiring of an outside Engineer or Inspector. C/M Schreiber disagreed and referred to an expert just to survey the damages. Discussion was held pertaining to the Ordinance and inspections. TAPE 3 City Attorney Kraft said there could be a potential lawsuit if someone examined the damages and reported they were caused by the blasting. C/M Schreiber disagreed. Heywood Broad, President of Homeowners Association of Landings of Cypress Greens, referred to complaints, cooperation from the City, Pulte Homes, Geosonics Corporation and a class-action lawsuit. Discussion followed and C/M Abramowitz suggested the City hire an outside Engineer if Geosonics did not satisfy the complainants' damages after the blasting stopped. Mr. Narins said residents in the City of Plantation were still waiting after four years to settle claims with Geosonics. A resident referred to a claim unrelated to the blasting which was settled out -of -court and he believed that Geosonics would do the same. Mayor Bender voiced his concerns with regard to when the blasting would stop, the South Florida Building Code and Pulte Corporation. C/M Abramowitz requested the MOTION be AMENDED to hire an outside Engineer after the blasting stopped and damages were reported and Pulte Home Corporation and Geosonics Corporation had not been responsive. Discussion followed regarding claims reported to - date. City Attorney Kraft reiterated that a lawsuit could result from an outside Engineer advising the damages were caused by the blasting. C/M Abramowitz agreed and reiterated his request to AMEND the MOTION. V/M Katz said he agreed with the MOTION and City Attorney Kraft's opinion. C/M Schumann said the claimants were individual homeowners who suffered damages and said homeowners should communicate with Pulte Homes or Geosonics for compensation. CONSENT AGENDA 4. Items listed under Consent Agenda, Item 4, are viewed to be routine and the recommendation will be enacted by ONE MOTION in the form listed below. If discussion is desired, then the item(s) will be removed from the Consent Agenda and will be considered separately. City Council Meeting 1/12/94/PP Page 6 a. MOTION TO APPROVE attendance at the following seminars for certain Building Department personnel during 1994 which are required for educational and recertification purposes: 1) Florida Association of Plumbing/Gas/Mechanical Inspectors (FAPGMI) for Chief Plumbing Inspector and Chief Mechanical Inspector in October, 1994 2) Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF) for Building Official and Chief Building Inspector in Altamonte Springs, Florida, March 6-9, 1994. 3) International Association of Electrical Inspectors (IAEI) for the Chief Electrical Inspector in May, 1994 SYNOPSIS OF ACTION: APPROVED 4.a.1., 4.a.2. and 4.a.3. b. MOTION TO APPROVE the minutes of the following City Council meetings: 1) 11/10/93 - Regular Meeting 2) 11/24/93 --- Regular Meeting 3) 12/03/93 - Special Meeting 4) 12/27/93 - Special Meeting SYNOPSIS OF ACTION APPROVED 4.b.1., 4.b.2., 4.b.3. and 4.b.4. C. MOTION TO APPROVE the attendance of Assistant Fire Chief Paul Forsberg at the Emergency Management Institute in Emmitsburg, Maryland, February 14-18, 1994; training for disaster preparedness, response and recovery phases of emergency situations from a hurricane. d. MOTION TO ADORI Temp. Reso, U615approving a Tamarac Utilities west water and Sewer Utility Easement offered by Toll Development Corp. - Fairmont on property located in Land Section 8 at the northeast corner of Nob Hill Road and Commercial Boulevard for a proposed water main and future utilities. •- •Col. .A1jVV%*J W , #ILTJ RESOLUTION R-94-1-PASSED Q. accepting a bill of sale for the water distribution system improvements for the PARK PLACE THERAPEUTIC CENTER II, 7171 N. University Drive, just south of University Hospital, for a water main and two (2) fire hydrants. SYNOPSIS QF ACTION; RESOLUTION R-94-2-PASSED APPROVED f. NOT USED J City Council Meeting 1/12/94/PP Page 7 g. MOTIQTO ADQJ!T_Temp. Reso. #6617 accepting a Tamarac Utilities Pump Station and Utility Easement for Pump Station #17 located in the SPYGLASS COMMUNITY at 6599 Westwood Boulevard on the west side of the road, north of NW 94 Terr. SYNOPSIS �OE ACTIN;, RESOLUTION R-94-3--PASSED APPROVED C/M Schreiber MOVED to APPROVE Consent Agenda Items 4.a. through 4.g., SECONDED by V/M Katz. VOTE: ALL VOTED AYE 5. MOTION TO ADOPT T = - Reso. #6623 urging support from the Broward County Commissioners and the Broward County Library Division to build an additional library site and to expand the existing library facility in the City of Tamarac. RESOLUTION R-94-4-PASSED City Attorney Kraft read Temp. Reso. #6623 by Title. V/M Katz MOVED APPROVAL, SECONDED by C/M Schumann. Interim City Manager McDermott discussed the Tamarac Branch Library and said expansion was slated for 1995 but, to -date, funding was not identified. She said funding should be considered for a new facility at Rock Island and McNab Roads. C/M Abramowitz said the Library was given the opportunity of moving to another location but they were unable to do so and he referenced another location where the Library could move. VOTE: ALL VOTED AYE 6. MOTION TO ADOPT Temp. eso,_#66111 awarding Bid #93--09 in the amount of $24,560. to Reed Landscaping, Inc., for the installation of trees in the WOODMONT 70 STREET MEDIANS. RESOLUTION R-94-5--PASSED City Attorney Kraft read Temp. Reso. #6618 by Title. C/M Abramowitz MOVED APPROVAL, SECONDED by V/M Katz. Interim City Manager McDermott stated the $24,560 was a Grant and a joint project between the City, Woodmont Property Owners Association and adjacent businesses. She said Woodmont Property Owners Association would install curbs and irrigation and maintain same. She said the City was only responsible for the trees. C/M Abramowitz thanked Charles Seville for masterminding the project. VOTE: ALL VOTED AYE City Council Meeting 1/12/94/PP Page 8 7. 0 approving a carnival sponsored by St. Malachy Church on January 19-23, 1994, on a portion of vacant property at NW 79 Avenue and Commercial Boulevard and west of Sun Bank. SYNOPSIS OF ACTION: RESOLUTION R-94--6-PASSED APPROVED as Amended with a Midnight closing. City Attorney Kraft read Temp. Reso. #6620 by Title. C/M Abramowitz MOVED APPROVAL, SECONDED by C/M Schreiber. C/M Schreiber discussed the Hold Harmless Agreement and City Attorney Kraft said everything was in order. Mayor Bender referred to the location and Matthew Lyons, representing St. Malachy's Church, said same be corrected to Northwest 79 Avenue and Commercial Boulevard, west of the Sun Bank. Mike Vonder Meulen, AICP/Director of Community Development, discussed the request to extend the night hours to midnight. C/M Abramowitz AMENDED the MOTION to extend the time to midnight, SECONDED by V/M Katz. VOTE: ALL VOTED AYE $. MOTION TO ADOPT Temp. Reso. #6622 awarding Items 1 through 19 of Bid #93-12 in the amount of $31,987. to United Underground Contractor Corporation to relocate the existing weir and extending the driveway at the Water Plant at 7503 NW 61 Street with funding from Account 425-363-533-6HK. W 0' • •, F."IBUZ191TAN RESOLUTION R-94-7-PASSED City Attorney Kraft read Temp. Reso. #6622 by Title. C/M Schreiber MOVED APPROVAL, SECONDED by C/M Schumann. Vernon Hargray, Director of Public Services, referred to trucks, chlorine, the water plant, turning radius, extending the driveway and relocating the existing weir. VOTE: ALL VOTED AYE 9. on first reading to amend Section 2-136 of the City Code by providing for two (2) alternate members on the INSURANCE ADVISORY BOARD. SYNOPSIS OF ACTION: APPROVED on first reading. Second reading and Public Hearing scheduled for Wednesday, January 26, 1994, at or after 10:00 a.m. City Attorney Kraft read Temp. Ord. #1677 by Title. C/M Schreiber MOVED APPROVAL, SECONDED by C/M Schumann. Mayor Bender said Alternates were required because it was City Council Meeting 1/12/94/PP Page 9 difficult to make a quorum. VOTE: There was no further discussion. ALL VOTED AYE 10, on first reading to amend Sections 5-104 and automatic override 5-170 to the City Code on sprinklers and plumbing pertaining to water conservation. SYNOPSIS OF ACTION. APPROVED on first reading. Second reading and Public Hearing scheduled for Wednesday, January 26, 1994, at or after 10:00 a.m. 1 r� City Attorney Kraft read Temp. Ord. #1676 by Title. C/M Abramowitz MOVED APPROVAL, SECONDED by C/M Schumann. Mr. Vander Meulen said the Ordinance was between Community Development and Public Services regarding the Draw -Down Permit. He said the South Florida Water Management District requested the automatic override on sprinklers and plumbing water conservation be incorporated into the Code. C/M Abramowitz said the request was "mandatory" if the City wanted the Draw -Down Permit. Mr. Vonder Meulen concurred. C/M Schreiber discussed his concerns regarding water conservation, reducing the amount of water in toilet tanks and water pressure. Discussion followed on water lines and gallonage in a toilet tank. Kline Jones, City Engineer, said new toilet tanks are designed to use less water. C/M Abramowitz questioned why a reduction in gallonage was requested. Interim City Manager McDermott said the reduction represented an expansion of water capabilities and discussion continued on automatic shutoff devices. VOTE: TAPE 4 ALL VOTED AYE 11. NQjIQN TO ADOPT Temn_ Reso. #6624 authorizing the appropriate City officials to execute an Agreement with the International Association of Firefighters (IAFF), Vocal 3080, for the period 10/1/93 through 9/30/94. RESOLUTION R--94-8-PASSED City Attorney Kraft read Temp. Reso. #6624 by Title. V/M Katz MOVED APPROVAL, SECONDED by C/M Abramowitz. Interim City Manager McDermott said the City negotiated an Agreement with the IAFF who ratified the Agreement to extend from 10/l/93 through 9/30/94. She said there were no salary increases at this time. C/M Schreiber referred to clauses pertaining to Workers' Compensation, AIDS, payment for continued education and salary resulting, Annual Leave payments at retirement and payment for Sick Leave. Discussion followed on whether the AIDS clause was State Law. Jim City Council Meeting 1/12/94/PP Page 10 Budzinski, Fire Chief, said, no, and Ms. McDermott concurred and said the clause was negotiated over six years ago. Further discussion continued on an injured Firefighter who worked elsewhere and who could not work in the City but received a Pension. C/M Schumann said the Firefighter would receive Workers' Compensation. C/M Abramowitz said many years ago Firefighters received Step Increases but Council eliminated same. He discussed payment for continuing education and salary increases, and said Fire Departments throughout the Country had same the program. He said Benefit Option monies were given to Firefighters as well as Council members. C/M Schreiber disagreed with payment for continued education and discussion continued. VOTE: C/M Schreiber - NAY C/M Abramowitz - AYE C/M Schumann - NAY V/M Katz - AYE Mayor Bender - AYE 12. ISCUSSION AND RQUIBLE ACTIO concerning NW 71 Place drainage. Council APPROVED drainage and directed Interim City Manager to fund the $177,400 required with $140,000 from Stormwater Management Utility Fund (#410-411-541-540) and transfer to Other Contractual Services (#410-411--541-340). Balance of $37,400 to be loaned from General Fund Contingency Account (#001-872-588-975). C/M Abramowitz MOVED to APPROVE the drainage system on Northwest 71 Place, SECONDED by C/M Schreiber. V/M Katz discussed the drain and swale on the south and north sides of Northwest 71 Place, respectively. Interim City Manager McDermott stated the drainage would be inadequate if swale improvements were not made. V/M Katz questioned if there would be a cost to maintain the swales. Kline Jones said, yes. V/M Katz referred to the drainage request from Isles of Tamarac and adherence to "NO PARKING" signs on the right-of-way. Ms. McDermott said in accordance with the Code, the adjacent property owner was responsible for repairs and maintenance of swales. Discussion continued and C/M Abramowitz said there was a possibility that water would still collect in the driveways after the drainage was installed. Discussion followed on maintenance of the swale on the north side of Northwest 71 Place, the Isles of Tamarac and Kings Point. V/M Katz said the Code stated the contiguous property owner to the swale was responsible for maintaining the Swale. Mr. Vonder Meulen referred to Chapters 9-39 and 11 of the Code and the responsibilities of the abutting property owner. V/M Katz said the abutting property owner was Kings Point. Discussion continued on the total amount of the project ($177,400) and the Account to fund the project. Ms. McDermott suggested using the Stormwater Management Utility Fund, General Fund Contingency or Local Option Gas Taxes. C/M Abramowitz said Local Option Gas Taxes could not be used. C/M Abramowitz suggested funding $140,000 from the Stormwater Management Utility Fund and the balance of $37,400 from General Fund Contingency Account. Ms. McDermott said the Accounts were Stormwater Management Utility Fund, Other Contractual Services and General Fund Contingency Account. City Council Meeting 1/12/94/PP Page 11 Karen Willard, Comptroller, questioned whether funds from the General Fund Contingency Account would be considered a contribution or loan. C/M Abramowitz said, loan, and he AMENDED the MOTION to fund $140,000 from Stormwater Management Utility Fund (#410-411-541-640) and transfer to Other Contractual Services (#410-140-411-541-340). Balance of $37,400 to be loaned from General Fund Contingency Account (#001-872-588-975), SECONDED by C/M Schreiber. VOTE: ALL VOTED AYE REPORTS 13. C/M Schreiber questioned why City records were retained in Miami and not in City Hall and he requested City Attorney Kraft to research the legality of keeping records elsewhere. C/M Abramowitz discussed the extra pennies added to supermarket bills for recycling and the Broward League of Cities' position regarding same. C/M Schumann - NO REPORT V/M Katz - NO REPORT Mayor Bender read a report from Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz regarding upcoming Town Hall Meetings. He said, "The Legislative Session for 1994 is quickly approaching. Before I head up to Tallahassee on February 8th, I need to hear from my constituents. Your concerns and ideas are very important to me. Therefore, I will be holding three town Hall meetings in January to get your input. I want to invite each and every person to come and speak with me at one of my Town Hall Meetings before I go to Tallahassee. The Meetings will be held as follows: "Sunday, January 23, 1994 at 7:30 P.M. at the Pembroke Pines Conference Center Tuesday, January 25, 1994 at 10:00 A.M. at Lauderhill City Hall Wednesday, January 26, 1994 at 7:30 P.M. at Cooper City Commission Chambers "Your thoughts and concerns are very important to me. Please attend the meeting that is most convenient for you. If you have any questions or need directions, pleae feel free to contact my district office 1 424-6947." City Attorney Kraft - NO REPORT M � � Interim City Manager McDermott - NO REPORT Mayor Bender ADJOURNED the Meeting at 9:35 P.M. H L. Bender Mayor Carol A. Evans, CMC City Clerk CITY ()F TAMARAC' PETING Of City Clerk