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Home My WebLink About1990-06-13 - City Commission Regular Meeting MinutesCITY OF TAMARAC CITY COUNCIL RYGUI" MZETING WZDNZSDAY, JUNE 13, 1990 Mayor Abramowitz called this meeting to order on Wednesday, June 13, 1990 at 7:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers. Mayor Abramowitz called the Pledge of Allegiance followed by Moment of Silent Meditation dedicated to the well-being of Jack Stelzer, former Councilmember, has been very ill. P8& Mayor Norman Abramowitz Vice Mayor Bruce Hoffman Councilman Dr. Larry Bender Councilman Henry Schumann Councilman Henry Rohr John P. Kelly, City Manager Alan F. Ruf, City Attorney Carol A. Evans, City Clerk Pauline Walaszek, Secretary 4• 1=10N XQ AUTHORT7W the purchase of a telephone system for the Public Service Administrative Complex from Rolm Company in the amount of $20,491.00. * V/M Hoffman MOVED to REMOVE Item 4, SECONDED by C/M Rohr. VOTE aLL- VOER AY$ $• a• authorizing the appropriate City officials to execute an agreement between the Joint Recycling Group Cities (Coconut Creek, Lauderhill, Margate, North Lauderdale and Tamarac) and Southern Sanitation to lease two (2) recyclable materials collection vehicles. PAGE 1 6/13/90-pw for who b MOTTON_TQ )IMTNORI�A the appropriate City officials to execute a Power of Attorney for the transfer of ownership of two (2) recycling vehicles SYNOPS79 OF ACT70N, RZSOLUTION R-90-153 - PJLSSZD AGZNDIZZD 6 b by consent (See Page 7 for Final Action) * V/M Hoffman X0V=D to AGZNDXXZ, 6 b , SZCONDZD by C/M Mohr VQTZ VOTNA 8XB 18 NOTION TQ APPRCkVZ the transfer of $8, 000 00 from � Contingency Account 001-872--588-975 to the City Hall Operations miscellaneous Land/Building Improvements Account 001-191-519-503 for renovation in the Building and Planning Departments SYNQRSIS QF AgTTON, AGZNDIZZD by consent (SEE PAGE 9 for Final Action * V/M Hoffman N0VXD to AGZNDIZZ Item 18 by consent, S$CONDZD * by C/M Bender V Q'7' z ' �LLL VpTRD AYE QQNSIZNT AGXNDA Egt1ding nl%pArtmAnt i 1 a MQ1'=Q 1'Q, ,ADOPT Tp",p, Ryan, 55803 releasing 4 cash bond in the amount of $750 00 posted for loose brick pavers at the end of the drive at 6110 White Oak Lane, Permit 87-3299 (900514) SYNQR$IS OF ACTXON�, APPROVRD RZSOLUTION R-90-142 - iJLSSZD b UQT=OA " 4FJQ?,T TAfflW,, ,,Asj20 V404 releasing al cash bond in the amount of $1,500 00 posted against construction defects at 6010 Paradise Place, PARADIS! ZSTATZS, Permit 2468-86 (870204) SYNQ)?SIS Of ACTTOn, RZSOLUTION R-90-143 - PASSZ1b APPROVZD C#Y gAfk� c NMZOK TO APPVM the minutes of the following City Council meetings 1 5/09/90 - Regular Meeting 2 5/17/90 - Special Meeting SYNOPSU OF ACTION APPROVZD c 1 and c 2 PAGE 2 6/13/90-pw 1 L [7 d. renewal of a permit for the use of a model sales facility at another location (Kings Point Professional Plaza) for ASHMONT for a six-month period from 7/27/90 to 1/27/91. APPROVED. e• renewal of a model sales permit and waiver of the 300-foot distance requirement for issuance of certificates of occupancy for THE LANDINGS ON CYPRESS GREENS for a six-month period from 7/27/90 to 1/27/91. APPROVED. f- MOTION M APZROVE the attendance of Nancy Ramoni and Pauline Walaszek at the MacAcademy Apple computer workshop seminar in Daytona Beach, Florida, on November 5-9, 1990. EXHOPSIS OF Ar-TTON: APPROVED. g• renewing an agreement with Bestway Archival Services for three (3) years for storage of the City's vital records at the same charges in effect for the past four (4) years in lieu of going to bid. RESOLUTION R-90-244 - PASSED APPROVED. h • NOTION TO-APPROiIC the attendance of Barbara Janofsky at the 27th Annual Conference of Florida Women in Government in Cocoa Beach, Florida, on June 19-23, 1990. i • a model sales permit and waiver of the 300-foot distance requirement for issuance of certificates of occupancy for TAMARAC GARDENS in Building 12, Unit 107, for a six-month period from 6/13/90 to 12/13/90. APPROVED. PAGE 3 6/13/90-pw j MOT -TAP TO JLPRAM a model sales permit, waiver 1, of the 300-foot distance requirement for issuance of certificates of occupancy, and waiver of ten 110� temporary parking spaces for DSVON, Building E, IUnits 115 and 116, for a six-month period from 6/13/90ito 12/13/90 SXNOP-9j$ !Z Ar-TXON- APPROV=D k WTTQN TO !PP$OVE a model sales permit and waiver of the 300-foot distance requirement for issuance of certificates of occupancy for LhKX COLONY (BROORNOOD GMWZNS), Units 94 and 95 for a - 1*- month period from 6/13/90 to 12/13/90 1 SYNgPSIa OF AQTION APPROVXD Engi,rae-rin¢/Ut„ UtieA 1 NPTX QX TO "FROVE the First Amendment to the Water and Sewer Developer's Agreement for POINT PLAZA (Pebb Enterprises) located at Nob Hill Road and Westwood Drive $xNOP,91S OF ACTION, APPROVED m WOTX9N TQ and Sewer BOULX YARD Commercial SYNQPajT$ Q .&CTTQV-, APPROVZO APPAPV% the First Amendment to the Water Developer's Agreement for COMMERCIAL CRNTSR located at the northeast cornor of Boulevard and NW 31 Avenue n 1 NOTTgP T4 ADOPT TAMW R"C�, #�ftxj releasing a warranty Letter of Credit #2189 in the amonntl of $5056 41 posted for paving and drainage at CLAIRMONT, PSASB I I 2 MOTX' IPV TQ ADOp-g Temp Rogp 4158bli releasing warranty Letter of Credit #20820 in the amount of $3,190 63 posted for sidewalks, curbs and gutters at CLAIRMONT, P8A9s I 3 NQTiON-Yq ADOPT XMP, R•aq #Wj releasing warranty Letter of Credit #20821 in the amount of $23,639 00 posted for the water distribution system at CLAIRMONT, FIRST ADDITION, pZAS* I 4 14921011 T4 APQpT Tip 90RQ •-RAX4 releasing warranty Letter of Credit #20822 in the amount of $8,427 50 posted for the sewage collection system at CLAIRMONT, FIRST ADDITION, PHASB I PAGE 4 6/13/90-pw 1 1 1 5. ION —TO DOP T&Mp- - Raab- 05815 releasing warranty Letter of Credit $NY-0489-30004690 in the amount of $1,125.00 posted for sidewalks and guardrail for SRLFORT, PHASES III AND IV. 6. releasing warranty Letter of Credit #NY-0489-30004691 in the amount of $2,343.75 posted for sidewalks, curbs and guardrail for ZZWORT, PHASE X. 7. Remo---- #5�w releasing warranty Letter of Credit #NY-0489-30004694 in the amount of $4,244.68 posted for the water distribution and sewage collection systems at TAIPTAX II. RESOLUTION R-90-145 - PASSED APPROVED. RESOLUTION R-90-146 - PASSED RESOLUTION R-90-147 - PASSED RESOLUTION R-90-148 - PASSED RESOLUTION R-90-149 - PASSED RESOLUTION R-90--150 - PASSED Firg np2aix.mpnt. RESOLUTION R-90-151 - PASSED 0• pursuant to waiver of Section 6-147 of the bidding the Code and process to &ZZROVg purchase of two Zeos computer systems for the Fire Department at a total cost of $4,590.00 plus $70.00 for freight charges. 5XNQPST9 .QF_ ACTT„QN! APPROVED. * C/M Bender MOVED to APPROVE Consent Agenda, Item 1 a. * through o., SECONDED by C/M Schumann. 2. a. M=TON 32—Agp,BM the transfer of $22, 403.00 from Drainage Retention Area Account 310-650- 539-6DL to Southgate Boulevard Drainage Retention Account 310-650-539-6EC in order for TUW Project 89-37, Southgate Boulevard Stormwater Drainage Retention Area, to proceed to the bidding stage. PAGE 5 6/13/90-pw b• the transfer of $15,000.01 from the General Contingency Account 001-872- 588-975 to Southgate Boulevard Drainage Retent Account 310-650-539-6EC in order for TUW Proje 89-37, Southgate Boulevard Stormwater Drainage Retention Area, to proceed to the bidding stag APPROVED 2.a. and 2.b. * a C/M Bender MOVED to APPROVR Item 2.a., S$ * by V/M Hoffman. Bob Foy, Director of Utilities/Engineering, said Item was requested to be provided in last year's budget. I $40,0000.00 was given for retention in the Southgate Boulevard area. He said there was presently $22,000.( the Account and the Finance Department stated that thf should be transferred into a special account for this project. He said the money was accumulated from Impac VOTE! * b. C/M Rohr MOVED to APPROVE Item 2.b., SECONDRD * by C/M Bender. Bob Foy, Director of Utilities/Engineering, said this transfer was required so the project could go to bid. said the estimated cost for this project was $37,000. in order to advertise for bidding, the Finance Depart: to have the money in place. He said the retention wa necessary and it was predicted in 1988 that the City run out of retention in 1990. He said the City was o retention area to sell. 3• NOXION 26 APPZ= the transfer of $7,500.00 fre Contingency Account 001-872-588-975 to Canal Draii Material Account 001-417-535-467 for drainage improvements at the VILLAGZ OF WOODLAND LA1a. APPROVXD. * C/M Bender MOVED to APPROV3 this Item, SZCOND$D by * C/M Schumann. City Manager Kelly said this project was proposed duriy budgetary process last year by the residents in the ara said the City Council reconsidered this matter and the have made the need for the project greater. He said tY have been several residents calling about the matter at Item provided the City with the funding for the project PAGE 6 6/13/90-pw 2 4.1 17 ei .s 1 1 City Manager Kelly said he and the Director of the Public Works Department met with someone from the area and the major concern was when the project would be started and completed. He said the materials for the project would be ordered and he hoped that the project would begin in August, 1990, and the completion date was set for September, 1990. YQZK1 ALL_ -202E2 5• creating an Electronic Publications Specialist position with the City Clerk's Department. RESOLUTION R-90-152 - PASSED APPROVED. City Attorney Ruf read 7A=. Rene_ 95806 by title. * V/M Hoffman MOVED to APPROVE , SECONDED * by C/M Bender. City Manager Kelly said there was a big responsibility by the City Clerk's Office to provide for someone with desktop publishing skills. He said this Item would provide a specific position creating this function to allow the City Clerk's Office to perform efficiently. He said he felt this was in the City's best interest and this position was discussed and approved by the Union. He recommended approval of this Item. 6. a. authorizing the appropriate City officials to execute an agreement between the Joint Recycling Group Cities (Coconut Creek, Lauderhill, Margate, North Lauderdale and Tamarac) and Southern Sanitation to lease two (2) recyclable materials collection vehicles. b• MOTXQX TO &=IIOR122 the appropriate City officials to execute a Power of Attorney for the transfer of ownership of two (2) recycling vehicles. RESOLUTION R-90-153 - PASSED APPROVED 6.a. and 6.b. City Attorney Ruf read by title. * a. V/M Hoffman (LOVED to APPROVE * SECONDED by C/M Bender. � PAGE 7 6/13/90-pw V/M Hoffman asked if this project would be paid for with the Grant money the Cities would be receiving from the State *nd City Manager Kelly replied, yes VATS I ALL VQT:RP AYR b City Attorney Ruf read Item 6 b into the record * V/M Hoffman MoV3D to APPROVZ Item 6 b , SZCONDZD by * C/M Bender C/M Schumann said Paragraph 6 of the Lease Agreement indicated that the Leaser shall remain the owner of the i trucks He asked if the Leaser was Waste Management, Inc , and City Manager Kelly replied, no City Manager Kelly said the 5 Cities would be the owners of the trucks He said the participating Cities would retain ownership of the vehicles and the trucks would be leased to Waste Management, Inc V/M Hoffman said the Certificate of Title was to Waste Management, Inc , and C/M Schumann said this made Waste Management, Inc , owners of the trucks City Attorney Ruf said the Power of Attorney would be used to convey title from Waste Management, Inc , to the Group Cities He said the 5 Cities would be owning and leasing the trucks to Waste Management, Inc YOTF., ALk VOTFP AX, Pgrsonnal Pppartrqent 7 N6T3vgp TA AflPRT TAn Asa_ #5919 approving a contract with Martin E Segal Company to provide background analysis of the employee benefit plans AYNOP51S OF ACTTPN_, APPROVZD RZSOLUTION R-90-154 - PASSZD City Attorney Ruf read Tamp AOPO 8�9;�A by title * C/M Bender MOVZD to APPROVZ TUp $dljqo AsaXI, SZCDNDZD * by C/M Schumann City Manager Kelly said the Benefit Option program was enjoyed by most of the employees of the City except for the Fire Department He said the program has been in effect 4oz a few years and there have been recommendations by the Auditors that there be an analysis of the program to make sure it was being done properly He recommended approved of this project VOTZ A4�L VOTZp 4YX PAGE 8 6/13/90-pw 1 1 8 • Rom_ .,#= awarding Bid #90-11 in the amount of $6,975.00 to Vitale Fireworks Display Company, Inc., to provide a Fourth of July fireworks display. RRSOLUTION R-90-155 - PASSED APPROVED. City Attorney Ruf read by title. * C/M Bender KOVRD to APPROVR , SZCONDRD * by V/M Hoffman. 9• creating the position of Project Administrator within the Public Works Department. RESOLUTION R-90-156 - PASSED APPROVED. City Attorney Ruf read by title. * V/M Hoffman XOVZD to APPROVE , SZCONDED * C/M Bender. City Manager -Kelly said the Assistant Position in the Public Works Department was eliminated. He said the Department was restructured and there was a need for Administrative help. He said there were several things available and a number of schools which provided internship programs and, last week, there was an agreement to try the concept of internship. He said the cost would be approximately $24,000.00 annually. He said the City Council approved the idea of contracting the position and, after discussing the matter with the Interim City Attorney, it was recommended that it would be more realistic to take this approach. City Manager Kelly said the City Administration would have the control of the performance review and he felt this proposal was appropriate. YD.T$.L ALL VOTZD_J= Building Department 13• on first reading to create a new Section 14-4 prohibiting the parking of motor vehicles on median strips within the City. APPROVZD on first reading. City Attorney Ruf read by title. PAGE 9 6/13/90-pw C/M Bender 1t0VZD to APPROV= T&qp wed 01192 on firstl * reading, SZCONDZD by C/M Schumann qq Tx,, ALL VOTZn AYu &QJRNTX1;P , BY CgIRsiNT 18 VOTTM 70 APPROgZ the transfer of $8,000 00 from Contingency Account 001-872-588-975 to the City Hall Operations miscellaneous Land/Building Improvements Account 001-191-519-503 for renovation in the Building and Planning Departments SXNCPsIs Qr ACTIQN. A,PPROVZD City Attorney Ruf read Item 18 into the record * V/M Hoffman MOVZD to APPROVE Item 18, SZCORDZD by * C/M Bender Mayor Abramowitz asked if this would increase productivity and City Manager Kelly said the productivity and efficiency of the Department would be increased He said the existing counter would be extended from the Building to the Planning Department Mayor Abramowitz said the Department Heads were very pleased with this change and he recommended approval V/M Hoffman asked if more personnel was needed for the change and City Manager Kelly replied, no VQI,'JI ALL VOTRP AYZ gPZNN RUILUC IrMk� 14 Pp PtIBLYC FORM - There were no speakers REPOTS i5 CTTY CQtmr,77, CLM- A.VIWM?mn - No report C/K ;Rn�Lr - No report C�x�ladZz - No report Vex WPmm asked if the City Council would give their opinions on two pieces of legislation he would like to have considered He suggested that parking be prohibited on Ctty bridges or within 100 feet of canals V/M Hoffman said he would also like the City to have legislation prohibiting the parking on lawns of single-family homes PAGE 10 6/13/90-pw V/M Hoffman said he would like the City Council's opinion regarding these things. He said if the City Council agreed with these prohibitions, the City Attorney should be asked to research and inform the City Council of the legality of the prohibitions. C/M Schumann said the prohibitions and restrictions in his Section indicated that parking on the lawns was prohibited, however, it was difficult to enforce this restriction. He said it may be more enforceable by making it a City Ordinance. The City Council gave their consensus to have the requested legislation drafted. Mayor Abramowitz asked the City Attorney to bring back the research on this matter to the City Council. 16. pity _ -Mans said during the past week a Deputy Finance Director was appointed and this did not require the City Council's approval. He said the City was very fortunate to have prospective candidates applying for the position. He said the City was very fortunate to have Mary Blasi, previous Finance Director for the Cities of Hallandale and Davie. He said Ms. Blasi had a degree from Notre Dame and received many distinguished certificates which the City received this year. He said he felt that Ms. Blasi would be an asset to the City and it was staff's intent to have Ms. Blasi take over the Finance Director position when Mr. Burroughs retired in September, 1990. He said he would be asking the City Council to approve the appointment of Ms. Blasi as Finance Director if she was chosen for that position. City Manager Kelly said there have been several expressions of interest concerning the purchase of the old City Hall. He said many times the funds were considered as surplus and he was hopeful that there would be action in the future. He said he would be providing the City Council with the Bid Specifications in the near future for approval. City Manager Kelly said the previous Public Works facility has been leveled and there would be a need for gas services. He said the City would have to go to bid on this matter. He said the Purchasing Director reviewed this matter and there were several options available. He said in the near future, the City Council would be asked to approve a contract with some of the local gas stations in the area. ---------------------------------------------------- PAGE 11 6/13/90-pw City Manager Kelly said the garbage situation in the C and Tamarac was becoming a big issue because the costs increasing dramatically. He said there were alternati sought to assist the residents in dealing with the inc He said he was advised by another City that the increa not be seen in October, 1990; however, there may be an increase to $62.00 in June, 1990. He said the residen single family homes would be asked to pay $.19 on ever additional and, if the costs were increased to $62.00, residents would be paying approximately $21.00. City Manager Kelly said Fort Lauderdale would be incre from $15.00 to $21.00 in October, 1990. He said the c garbage in the future would be more than the water and bills. He said the City was reviewing every option wi Waste Management, Inc., and he would bring future info back to the City Council to review. 15. CiTY (!!6UNQXL Maxor_Abramm, & said there was a Joint meeting betw City Council and Tamarac Presidents Council last week. said there was a large audience because this was the f time this type of meeting occurred. He said he knew t Herb Hayes, President of the Tamarac Presidents Counci received a lot of judgements that did not approve of t meeting. He said he received several judgments from t residents as well; however, he received several teleph calls from residents that were not known to compliment City and Tamarac Presidents Council for assisting the residents in getting some of their questions answered. s h r a i Mayor Abramowitz said the City had the Department Head attend this meeting to answer the questions pertaining t their Departments. He said he was very pleased in hav n this meeting and he hoped there would be another one i future. 17. ZZXX.AZZQRM - No report. At 7:28 P.M., Mayor Abramowitz RECESSED the meeting RZCONVZNZD at 7 : 30 P.M., with &&L ZBZ= . 10. -- 45907 concerning a request by CBZVRON USA, INC., f limited parking waiver to allow seven (7) zero degree parking spaces for a proposed service station/car was planned at the northeast corner of Pine Island Roa Avenue) and Commercial Boulevard, which is zoned B 2 (Planned Business). Petition #12-Z-90 EXHORSTSM ACTION: Public Hearing APPROVZD. was held. PAGE 12 6/13/90-pw RZBOLUTION R-90-157 S. Y he !SZD I City Attorney Ruf read Man, Rena, l5BD7 by title. * V/M Hoffman M0VYD to APPROVZ SZCONDZD * by C/M Bender. Kelly Carpenter, Director of Community Development, said this application was submitted by Chevron, Inc., which was a request for a limited parking waiver to permit 0-degree parking. She said the parcel was located on the northeast corner of Commercial Boulevard and Pine Island Road, and was previously the Public Works facility. Ms. Carpenter said the Tamarac Land Use Map designated the parcel commercial and the current zoning was B-2 (Planned Community Business). She said there was an approved special exception for a gas station and the Petitioner had an approved site plan; however, it was approved pursuant the conditional parking waiver which was before the City Council at this time. Ms. Carpenter said the applicant was asking for 7 parallel parking spaces and the requirements of the Code were complied with. She said the Planning Commission and she recommended approval. V/M Hoffman asked if there was legislation passed which gave the developer the option of 0-degree parking as opposed to have the matter come before the City Council. Ms. Carpenter said no; however, she continuously ,informed the City Council that this type of legislation was needed. She said the reason she did not submit this information to the City Council was because the parking Ordinance was lodged in the zoning Ordinance and she felt that this Section of the Code being amended would affect more than 5% of the property. She said this type of amendment would require more than $1,000.00 for the quarter page legal advertisement. She said she would rather have other amendments to the Code, which were planned in October, 1990. Mayor. Abramowitz opened and closed the public hearing with no response. PUBLIC SZARINGS - 7:30 P.M. 11. a. MM'T0N 11!2 "rjP11 Affidavits of Publication and Posting for 2=_ , O=,d_ 5. Petition #41-Z-89 b. - #147Z on second reading concerning a request by SAHAL PALMS, LTD., to rezone lands at the northeast corner of Commercial Boulevard and Rock Island Road from R-4A (Planned Apartments) to S-1 (Open Space/Recreational). Petition #41-Z-89 PAGE 13 G/13/90-pw SYNOPSIS OF -ACTION ORDIRMCM 0-90-22 - PASM Public Hearing was held a ACC=PTED Affidavits b APPROVED on second and final reading * a C/M Bender WVSD to APPROW Affidavits of Publication and Posting for TMW,Or - Petition #41-Z-89, SZCONDZD by V/M Hoffman City Attorney Ruf read T�bmT AnC �J&479 by title * b V/M Hoffman X0VSD to APPROVX Tapp Ord #1#7;4 on * second reading, SXCONDED by C/M Bender Kelly Carpenter, Director of Community Development, said this was an application by American Golf to rezone the northeast corner of Commercial Boulevard and Rock Island Road to S+-1 (Open Space/Recreation) She said this was the parking lot, the cart shed and proshop/country club area) She said the lands were currently zoned R-4A (Planned Apartments) and the Sabal Palm Golf Club was currently designated commercial/recreation, therefore, this was an appropriate rezoning to S-1 She said the surrounding Land Uses and Zonings were North Residential South Commercial East Residential West Low Density Residential Ms Carpenter said the Planning Commission heard this as a request to rezone to B-1 in December, 1989 and unanimously voted to deny the petition She said on the first reading the applicant was present and requested that this be amended from B-1 to S-1 and the staff wholeheartedly recommended the application to this rezoning request C/M Bender said the Agenda indicated the Item was Tabled cn 4/25/90 and this Tabling occurred at the first reading He said the Item before the City Council was not Tabled because this was the second reading Mayor Abramowitz suggested the Agenda be amended by eliminating "(Tabled on 4/25/90)" Mayor Abramowitz opened and closed the public hearing with no response VOT! klI p VOTZn 'An Mayor Abramowitz said he has been concerned about not having control over the problem in that area for approximately i years He congratulated the staff and City Council far assisting in this matter PAGE 14 6/13/90-pw 1 1 Fj 12. - MOTION TQ A OPT Tomb_ Order#1§_91 on second reading to amend Section 24-61 of the Code to provide that the membership of the Planning Commission shall be five (5) members who shall serve two (2) year staggered terms and one (1) alternate member who shall serve for one (1) year. ORDXMANCR 0-90-23 - PASSZD Publ c Hearing was held. -A;TROVID on second and final reading. City Attorney Ruf read by title. * V/M Hoffman UOVXD to APPROV= TA=. Ord_ 11491 on second * second reading, SSCORD$D by C/M Bender. Mayor Abramowitz said there would be a vote on the members of the Planning Commission at this time; however, he would be calling a special meeting on the appointments to the various Boards and Committees. Kelly Carpenter, Director of Community Development, said the Ordinance was self explanatory, the City Council was informed that the Planning Commission supported this request and she recommended approval. Mayor Abramowitz opened and closed the public hearing with no response. Mayor Abramowitz announced that there would be a Special City Council meeting on Monday, June 18, 1990 at 10:00 A.M. to make the appointments to the various Boards and Committees for the coming year. He said the location of the meeting would be decided and posted as required. After further discussions, the City Council agreed that the meeting be held in the Council Chambers. PAGE 15 6/13/90--pw With no further business, Mayor Abramowitz ADJOUMM meeting at 7:45 P.M. MAYOR CAROL A. EVANS CITY CLERK CITY OF TAMAR C APPROVED AT MEETING OF g "This public document was promulgated at a cost of $77, $5.51 per copy to inform the general public, public ofi and employees of recent opinions and considerations of City Council of the City of Tamarac." If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the City Council with respect to any matter considered at such meeting or hearing. he may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is based. PAGE 16 6/13/90-pw 08 1 1