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RECORD OF COUNCIL ACTIONS/DISCUSSIONS
SPECIAL MEETING
CITY COUNCIL OF TAMARAC, FLORIDA
There will be a Special Meeting of the City Council on
Tuesday, November 15, 1988 at 9:30 a.m. in Conference Room #1
(Room 103), City Clerk's Office, City Hall,. 7525 N.W. 88th
Avenue, Tamarac, Florida 33321.
The purpose of this meeting concerns the following items:
1. MOTION TO ADOPT Temp. Reso. #5232 approving Article 15
entitled "Medical Coverage" to the Agreement with the
International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF), Local
2600.
FINAL ACTION: RESOLUTION NO. R-88-310 PASSED.
APPROVED subject to working out the implementation
procedures with the Finance Director,
2. MOTION TO ADOPT Temp. Reso. #5233 approving Article 13
entitle "Health Insurance" to the Agreement with The
Federation of Public Employees (FPE).
FINAL ACTION: RESOLUTION NO. R-88-311 PASSED.
APPROVED subject to a Letter of Understanding added to
Article 13 relative to reimbursement for Medicare.
3. MOTION TO ADOPT Temp. Reso. #5234 declaring the results
of the November 8, 1988, Special Election voting for
Amendments to Sections 4.02, 8.01(a) and 8.01(c) of the
City Charter.
FINAL ACTION:
APPROVED.
RESOLUTION NO. R-88-312 PASSED.
4. MOTION TO ADOPT Temp. Reso. #5235 regarding subpoenas
for the hearing for John F. Montalvo, Jr. to be held on
November 22, 1988 at 9:00 A.M. in City Hall, Conference
Room #1.
FINAL ACTION: RESOLUTION NO. R--88-313 PASSED
Agendized by Consent and APPROVED.
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may come before it.
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CITY OF TAMARAC
CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1988
TAPE 1
CALL TO ORDER: Mayor Abramowitz called this meeting to Order on
Tuesday, November 15, 1988 at 9:30 A.M. in Conference Room #1 (City
Clerk's Office).
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ABSENT AND EXCUSED:
ALSO PRESENT:
Mayor Norman Abramowitz
Vice Mayor Jack Stelzer
Councilman Dr. H. Larry Bender
Councilman Bruce Hoffman
Councilman Henry Rohr
Mike Couzzo, Acting City Manager
Richard Doody, City Attorney
Ken Burroughs, Finance Director
Larry Perretti, Personnel Director
Alan Ruf, Consulting Attorney
Carol A. Evans, City Clerk
AGENDIZED BY CONSENT
4. MOTION TO ADOPT Temp. Reso. #5235 regarding subpoenas for
the hearing for John F. Montalvo, Jr., to be held on November
22, 1988 at 9:00 A.M. in Conference Room #1 at City Hall.
SYNOPSIS OF ACTION:
(SEE PAGES 8, 9 and 10 for Final Action)
Mayor Abramowitz announced that Temp,_ Reso. #5235would
be Agendized by Consent as Item 4.
1. MOTION TO ADOPT Temp. Reso. #5232 approving Article 15
entitled "Medical Coverage" to the Agreement with the Inter-
national Association of Firefighters (IAFF), Local 2600.
SYNOPSIS OF ACTION: RESOLUTION NO. R-88-310 - PASSED
APPROVED subject to working out the
implementation procedures with the
Finance Director.
City Attorney Doody read Temp. Reso. #5232 by title.
* C/M Bender MOVED to APPROVE Te—.T2. Reso. #5232,
* SECONDED by C/M Hoffman.
Alan Ruf, Consulting Attorney, said this Article was
prepared and was the only open Article in the
International Association of Firefighters contract. He
said the International Association of Firefighters
procured their own Insurance coverage with Principal
Mutual Life Insurance Company. He said all of the Unions
in the City had to do this because of the excessive costs
in Health Insurance.
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Mr. Ruf said the International Association of
Firefighters would be administering the program and
intended to exert peer pressure to keep the costs at a
minimum. He said the City would be able to save
approximately $30,000.00 providing a catastrophe did not
occur; however, if it did, the City's potential would
exceed the other subsidies.
Mr. Ruf said there would be a re -opener yearly and if the
International Association of Firefighters' cost benefits
were not as hoped, negotiations would take place to make
up the difference in salaries and benefits to keep the
program. He said he and staff recommend that this
program be tried on a yearly basis.
C/M Hoffman asked what the highest cost of exposure could
be and Mayor Abramowitz said the cost could go as high as
$36,000.00. Mayor Abramowitz said the re -opener
provision was good in case the program was not feasible
for the City.
Ken Burroughs, Finance Director, said the figure of
$168,000.00 would be increasing because the bottom
figures were not available at this time. He said he was
concerned that only $42,000.00 was budgeted monthly for
the Firefighters and $1,600.00 was anticipated monthly
for dependents.
Mr. Burroughs said the maximum monthly income based on
the current projections would be $58,000.00. He said
funds had to be provided to increase the budget to
$8,300.00. He said money may be saved at the beginning
of the program; however, he may need City Council
approval in the middle of the year to draw funds from the
Contingency Fund to pay the bills.
Mayor Abramowitz asked how the shortage last year was
paid and Mr. Burroughs said he received City Council
approval to draw money from the Contingency Account;
however, with this program, he would have to appear
before the City Council monthly.
Mayor Abramowitz said after reviewing the matter he found
that this type of program did not work out last year;
however, he could not make a determination as to this
program being successful.
Larry Perretti, Personnel Director, said actuarially, the
figures indicated that the International Association of
Firefighters would do better than the maximum. He said
the International Association of Firefighters was the
smallest Union and a good group on which to test this
type of program.
C/M Hoffman asked what the International Association of
Firefighters' advantage was in having this type of
program as opposed to staying with the City's program.
Mr. Ruf said the International Association of
Firefighters felt that the program was better termed and
C/M Hoffman asked if Principal Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
would be willing to carry the other Unions.
Mr. Perretti said Principal Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
did not submit a Bid to the City for the other Unions
because they did not want to cover the Police Department.
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Mr. Perretti said the carriers asked if the Police
Department would be involved in the Plan and, when they
find out that the Police Department would be involved,
they are no longer interested in being the carriers. He
said this is one of the reasons why the carriers are not
interested in the Public Sector's business. He said the
carriers were also having problems controlling the
policies because of free choice of physicians; therefore,
they increase their rates to where the employees could
not afford the coverage.
V/M Stelzer asked if Bidding was waived for the
International Association of Firefighters Policy with
Principal Mutual Life Insurance Co., and Mr. Ruf replied,
no. Mr. Ruf said the Policy was negotiated as a contract
item. He said the contract Policy was with the
International Association of Firefighters and not with
the City.
V/M Stelzer asked if Article 15.3 was placed in the
Insurance Contract and Mr. Ruf said practically, the
Article was not needed in the contract; however, on
dependent coverage, the individual member of the
International Association of Firefighters would pay
$50.00 for dependent coverage.
V/M Stelzer asked if this matter should be the City's
concern and Mr. Ruf said this matter was the
International Association of Firefighters concern because
they did not want the City to say that they had to pay
the exceeded amount. He said the City would have to
provide funds that exceeded the costs; however, if the
costs did not exceed, the City would be saving money.
Mayor Abramowitz asked if this provision was in the
contract and Mr. Ruf replied, yes.
Mr. Burroughs asked if $50.00 would be deducted bi-weekly
from the Firefighters payroll and Mr. Ruf said the money
would be paid directly to the International Association
of Firefighters. Mr. Ruf said he would like to
investigate this matter further.
C/M Hoffman said he would like the City involved as
little as possible with the procedures and Mr. Ruf said
he would investigate this matter and see that the
deductions were not the Finance Department's
responsibility.
Mr. Perretti said he did not feel that the International
Association of Firefighters would agree to being
responsible for the deduction because the City's
contribution of $41.55 for single coverage, $67.15 for
family coverage and the additional $50.00 was part of the
monthly premiums.
Mr. Burroughs asked that an explanation of the process be
submitted to the City.
Mayor Abramowitz suggested that this Item be approved
subject to a plan regarding the deductions and payments
being submitted to the City Council for review.
Mr. Burroughs said most plans required pre -payment which
meant that November and December's payments were due and
Mr. Perretti agreed.
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V/M Stelzer asked if the amount of minimum or maximum was
contingent upon the number of single or family coverage
and Mr. Perretti replied, yes.
V/M Stelzer said once this was determined, the City
should pay. He said the City should not be responsible
for the additional $50.00 deduction.
C/M Hoffman said he would like these questions answered
before the City Council voted on this Item.
Mr. Ruf said he would meet with Mr. Burroughs regarding
the questions before the City Council's November 23, 1988
Regular meeting.
V/M Stelzer suggested that this Item be Tabled and Mr.
Ruf said if the City Council wanted to Table the Item,
they should do so; however, he would prefer that this
Item was not Tabled.
C/M Hoffman asked if there would be any problems if the
Item was Tabled and Mr. Ruf said if the Item was Tabled
and there was an accident in the Fire Department there
could be problems because the Policy was enforced on
November 1, 1988.
C/M Hoffman asked how the Policy was enforced if it was
not approved by the City Council and Mayor Abramowitz
said the Policy was negotiated with the Union. C/M
Hoffman said Union negotiations were subject to the City
Council's approval.
Mayor Abramowitz asked the City Attorney how this matter
could be handled if the City Council approved the Item
subject to further information and found that the
information was not acceptable.
City Attorney Doody said the City Council could make a
Motion to reconsider this Item. He asked if Mr. Ruf
approved of this action and Mr. Ruf replied, yes.
C/M Hoffman suggested that the City Council inform the
Attorneys of the information they would like and make a
Motion that the information be submitted to City Council
for approval.
City Attorney Doody said the concerns seemed to be about
Administrative procedures which could be determined by
the Administration at this time.
V/M Stelzer said the contract explained how the City's
rates would be determined; however, the contract did not
indicate that the City would not be responsible for any
additional contributions.
City Attorney Doody suggested that the Resolution be
approved contingent upon the procedures being approved by
the Finance Director. He said if the Finance Director
did not approve of the procedures, this Item would be
brought to the City Council at the November 23, 1988 Regular
City Council meeting.
Mr. Burroughs said he has been employed by the City for
18 months and he is constantly being faced with these
problems.
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City Attorney Doody suggested that the lines of
communication be improved with the Departments. He said
he recently had to meet with three Departments to
determine how this Article would be handled. He said the
procedures were not determined until late in the
afternoon.
Mayor Abramowitz said he understood Mr. Burroughs's
concerns because Mr. Burroughs was responsible for seeing
that the Finance Department was operating properly. He
said the Finance Director should have been involved in
this matter from the beginning.
Mayor Abramowitz suggested that this Item be approved
subject to the Finance Director approving the procedures.
He said if Mr. Burroughs did not agree with the
procedures, the matter should be brought back to the City
Council through the City Manager. Mr. Burroughs agreed
with this suggestion.
City Attorney Doody said he understood Mr. Burroughs's
concerns because he felt the same way. He said his
office took the necessary steps to contact and meet with
the necessary Administration on this matter.
Mayor Abramowitz suggested that the City Manager be
advised of this matter when he returned.
Mr. Ruf said it was very difficult to determine the
content of the budget when the negotiations went beyond
the beginning of the Fiscal Year. He said Mr.
Burroughs's frustrations are the same frustrations that
every Finance Director faces when negotiations are
involved.
Mayor Abramowitz said the question did not pertain to
criticism. He said problems occurring are matters that
needed to be learned by everyone.
* C/M Bender AMENDED his MOTION to APPROVE subject to the
* Administration process being approved and, if not, the
* matter is to be brought back to the City Council, C/M
* Hoffman AMENDED his SECOND.
VOTE:
ALL VOTED AYE
2. MOTION TO ADOPT Ted. Reso. #5233 approving Article 13
ent ed "Health Insurance to the Agreement with The Federation
of Public Employees (FPE).
SYNOPSIS OF ACTION: RESOLUTION NO. R-88-311 - PASSED
APPROVED sub ct to a Letter of Understanding
added to Article 13 relative to reimbursement
for Medicare.
City Attorney Doody read Temp. Reso. #5233 by title.
* C/M Hoffman MOVED to APPROVE Temp. Reso. #5233,
* SECONDED by C/M Bender.
Mr. Ruf said this Article outlined the three health
insurance carriers adopted and offered by the City after
competitive bidding. He said The Federation of Public
Employees met and ratified the Policies.
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Mr. Perretti said he spoke with The Federation of Public
Employees Director who stated that he would be at City
Hall later today to sign the Contract.
C/M Hoffman asked if there were any insurance policies
available through the State's Fraternal Order of Police
for the City's Police Officers that would allow the City
to separate the Police Officers from the other employees
insurance.
Mr. Perretti said the Fraternal Order of Police were
given the opportunity to submit a carrier; however, they
choose to go with the City's carriers.
C/M Hoffman asked if the City could choose a carrier for
the Fraternal Order of Police and Mr. Perretti said the
cost would be prohibitive. C/M Hoffman asked if this
matter was investigated.
Mr. Perretti said quotes were submitted without actuarial
updates. He said the actuarial report for the Police
Department has not been submitted for this year.
C/M Hoffman said the Contract for The Fraternal Order of
Police has not been signed and Mr. Perretti said if the
City decided to change the Fraternal Order of Police
carrier, the City's commitment to HIP and Cigna would be
voided.
Mayor Abramowitz said C/M Hoffman's question was very
good. He said if there were problems in obtaining good
policies because of the Police Department, the City
should investigate other avenues to resolve the problems.
He said the other employees were paying the penalties in
having the Police Department in the Policies.
Mayor Abramowitz said it may cost a lot of money having a
separate carrier for the Police Department; however, it
may benefit the City in doing this. He asked Mr.
Perretti to investigate this matter.
Mr. Ruf said this could not be done with the present
contract and City Attorney Doody suggested that this
matter be handled during next year's negotiations.
C/M Hoffman suggested that the Broward Sheriff's Office
(BSO) be contacted regarding their insurance policy.
Mr. Perretti said the Broward Sheriff's Office had a
different rate experience and age group. He said the
Tamarac employee's median age was 43.
Mayor Abramowitz said this may be true; however, until
this matter was investigated, the appropriate data was
not available.
V/M Stelzer asked if the City would pay for an employee's
Social Security and Medicare deductions if they selected
their own insurance taking Medicare as their primary
carrier.
Mr. Perretti replied, yes, providing the costs did not
exceed $67.15 and an invoice was submitted to the Finance
Department for payment.
C/M Hoffman had concerns about the catastrophic provision
for Medicare.
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V/M Stelzer asked if the City would
every $150.00 and Mr. Perretti said
would be paid is $67.15 bi-weekly.
V/M Stelzer said the employee's tax
until the following year because the
on the income tax. He had concerns
would be reimbursed.
pay $22.50 in tax for
the maximum that
would not be figured
money would be based
with how the City
V/M Stelzer said Mr. Burroughs would have more problems
to deal with because of this provision. He asked if the
City presently had anyone on Medicare and Mr. Perretti
replied, yes.
V/M Stelzer said this matter had to be determined to
avoid problems in the future. He suggested $67.15 be
allowed for Medicare recipients only.
Mayor Abramowitz said the contract indicated that the
money available could only be considered and V/M Stelzer
said the money would not be showing until 1990.
C/M Hoffman said the contract could be changed and Mr.
Ruf said the Contract was for one year only. Mr.
Perretti said this matter did not pertain to this
contract.
V/M Stelzer said the contract carried the provision and
Mr. Perretti said the Catastrophic Act was not effective
until January 1, 1989.
Mayor Abramowitz said if the cost was an insurance cost,
it would be covered under the policy and, if it was a tax
cost, it would not be covered.
Mr. Burroughs asked if there were Medicare
Representatives in the Bargaining Units and Mr. Perretti
replied, yes.
Mr. Perretti submitted to the City Council a copy of the
Personnel Manual regarding the Medical Coverage. He said
the language was repetitious.
Mayor Abramowitz said this matter could not be
implemented in this Resolution and C/M Hoffman said this
matter should be combined in this Resolution as opposed
to being handled separately.
V/M Stelzer asked how many people were on Medicare and
Mr. Perretti replied, approximately 8. V/M Stelzer said
employees had to be provided for in this contract.
Mayor Abramowitz said this matter had to be addressed and
asked if this Item could be Tabled until an Amendment was
made and more information was received.
Mr. Ruf said the Catastrophic Act was not effective until
January 1, 1989 and he was only informed of these
concerns at this time. He said a benefit for the
existing Medicare recipients was not discussed during
negotiations.
Mr. Ruf said the contract indicated that if a premium was
paid by the employee, they would be reimbursed if they
were in the Medicare Plan. He said the contract would
only exist until September 30, 1989. He said computation
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of the additional premium would not take place until
1990; therefore, something had to be implemented in this
contract.
Mr. Perretti said the contract has been ratified by The
Federation of Public Employees and the City committed
themselves.to Cigna, HIP and the Florida League of Cities
Policies as of November 1, 1988.
Mr. Perretti suggested that the City Council approve the
contract as it exists because if it was changed, The
Federation of Public Employees would have to revisit
ratification discussions. He said the existing language
was not harmful; therefore, a Letter of Understanding
could be attached to the contract before January 1, 1989.
The City Council AGREED to having a Letter of
Understanding attached to the contract.
Mayor Abramowitz suggested that Mr. Ruf contact all those
involved and inform them of the City Council's concerns.
He said The Federation of Public Employees should be
informed that the Letter of Understanding was to protect
their members.
C/M Bender said an administrative explanation had to be
added to the contract regarding the implementation of the
procedures. He said this matter should become part and
parcel of Article 13.
Mr. Perretti said this would be accomplished by a Letter
of Understanding.
C/M Bender suggested that "bi-weekly" be added after
"$67.15".
VOTE:
ALL VOTED AYE
3. MOTION TO ADOPT Temp. Reso. #5234 declaring the results
of the November 8, 1988 Special lection voting for the Amend-
ments to Sections 4.02, 8.01(a) and 8.01(c) of the City Charter.
SYNOPSIS OF ACTION:
APPROVED.
RESOLUTION NO. R-88-312 - PASSED
City Attorney Doody read TeT2. Reso.,#5234 by title.
* C/M Bender MOVED to APPROVE Temp; Reso. #5234,
* SECONDED by C/M Hoffman.
VOTE:
ALL VOTED AYE
City Attorney Doody suggested that Temp. Reso. #5235 be Agendized
by Consent. He said the Resolution concerned Jo F.
Montalvo, Jr. He said Mr. Montalvo's Attorney, Mr.
Whitelock, requested that the City issue subpoenas to Mr.
Montalvo's witnesses. He said the Resolution would
authorize issue of these subpoenas.
AGENDIZED BY CONSENT
4. MOTION TO ADOPT Temp_ Reso. #5235 regarding subpoenas for
the hearing for John F. Montalvo, Jr., to be held on November
22, 1988 at 9:00 A.M. in Conference Room #1 at City Hall.
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SYNOPSIS OF ACTION: RESOLUTION NO. R-88-313 - PASSED
AGENDIZED by Consent.
APPROVED.
* V/M Stelzer MOVED to APPROVE to AGENDIZE by Consent Temp
* Reso. #5235 by Consent, SECONDED by C/M Bender.
VOTE:
ALL VOTED AYE
City Attorney Doody read Temp. Reso. #5235 by title.
City Attorney Doody said the subpoenas would be drafted
by his office, signed by the City Clerk on behalf of the
City and given to Attorney Whitelock for distribution to
the witnesses. He said Attorney Whitelock would be
responsible for serving the subpoenas, paying for the
costs incurred for the drafting and enforcing the
compliance. He said he did not believe that all of the
people listed would be required to appear as witnesses.
City Attorney Doody said he would try to resolve this
matter before it became a Hearing; however, if a Hearing
was necessary, he did not want the City accused of not
providing due process to Mr. Montalvo.
* V/M Stelzer MOVED to APPROVE Temp. Reso. #5235, SECONDED by
* C/M Bender.
Mayor Abramowitz suggested that any proposals for the
settlement be approved by the City Council before they
become binding.
City Attorney Doody said the case should not be
pre -judged and Mayor Abramowitz said he did not want to
take away the powers of the negotiating team; however, he
would like the City Council informed of any proposed
settlements before they are forwarded to Mr. Montalvo.
City Attorney Doody said he understood this provision of
the City Council not supporting a settlement.
C/M Hoffman said he knew nothing of the case and V/M
Stelzer agreed.
City Attorney Doody said he would relay the City
Council's concerns to the City Manager because he would
be handling the negotiations. He said the City Manager
would arrange for the information regarding the case to
be relayed to the City Council.
Mayor Abramowitz said he asked the City Attorney to draft
an Ordinance regarding the procedures and expenses in
drafting subpoenas. He asked why the City Attorney was
drafting the subpoenas.
City Attorney Doody said he
would rather have
the
subpoenas drafted under his
control. He said
he could
have the subpoenas ready this
eliminate the City from the
afternoon which
subpoena process.
would
He said if
he gave the responsibility
of the drafting to
Attorney
Whitelock, the matter may not
be resolved for
awhile.
Mayor Abramowitz asked if the City would be responsible
for serving the subpoenas and City Attorney Doody said
the Resolution provides that Attorney Whitelock would be
responsible; however, Attorney Whitelock may not agree to
this.
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City Attorney Doody said if Attorney Whitelock did not
agree, he would advise him to take the matter to the
Circuit Court. He said drafting the subpoenas was also
showing Mr. Montalvo that the City was acting in good
faith regarding the matter.
C/M Hoffman asked if Mr. Montalvo had the power to issue
subpoenas and City Attorney Doody said the City Council
had the power to do so and this Resolution was doing so.
He recommended that the subpoenas be issued. He said it
was a calculated risk; however, if the subpoenas for Mr.
Montalvo's witnesses were not drafted, Attorney Whitelock
could claim that a fair Hearing was not provided by the
City.
Mayor Abramowitz said Attorney Whitelock has cancelled
previous Hearings and asked if the City Council could
cancel the Hearing if they were not satisfied with the
proceedings.
City Attorney Doody said yes; however, he would advise
that the City Council not do this because the City's
Consulting Attorneys would begin to work on this case
immediately to represent the City's Administration. He
said he would like the City to avoid additional fees.
Mayor Abramowitz asked if the City could require Mr.
Montalvo to pay for the legal fees and City Attorney
Doody said if the case went to the Circuit Court and the
City prevailed, the City could request that the legal
fees be paid.
Mayor Abramowitz said the City should hold firm to this
Resolution because the City should not be responsible for
presenting the subpoenas to Mr. Montalvo's witnesses.
City Attorney Doody said he advised the Consulting
Attorney's not to issue subpoenas to the City's witnesses
because there would be no problems in getting the
witnesses to appear. He said Mr. Montalvo could do the
same; however, he chose to issue the subpoenas.
Mayor Abramowitz asked how long this Hearing would take
and City Attorney Doody said Attorney Whitelock claims
that the Hearing would last for approximately 4 days;
however, he would be suggesting that the Hearing begin
November 22, 1988 and be only 2 hours for the first day.
He said if need be, another Hearing date and time could
be set which would be convenient for all involved.
V/M Stelzer asked if the subpoenas would state the time
and date of the Hearing and City Attorney Doody said the
subpoenas would indicate that they would be continuous
for those witnesses who were not called to testify the
first day. He said the subpoenas also indicated that any
questions regarding the Hearing be addressed to Attorney
Whitelock such as scheduling their testimony.
VOTE:
ALL VOTED AYE
With no further business, Mayor Abramowitz ADJOURNED this
meeting at 11:00 A.M.
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CAROL A. EVANS, CITY CLERK
"This public document was promulgated at a cost of $116.00 or $3.22 per
copy to inform the general public, public officers and employees of
recent opinions and considerations of the City Council of the City of
Tamarac."
cf Y OF TA1'd.[ARAC
APPR VED AT MEETING OF
City Clerk
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