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Home My WebLink About1980-03-24 - City Commission Reconvened Special Meeting MinutesCALL TO ORDER CITY OF TAMARAC SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETrNG (Reconvened from 3/ 2 4/ 8 0) March 24th, 1980- 4P.M. PRESENT Councilwoman M. Kelch Councilman I. Zemel Councilman I. Disraelly ' Vice Mayor H. Massaro rsrz �►� : ur �+.+� �� Arthur Birken, City Attorney Edward A. Gross, City Manager Carol Evans, Ass't City Clerk Tillie Zipper Clerk/Steno Mayor Walter �'alck 1. Leadership Housing Inc. Pr rty Tax Ma The City Attorney indicated he spoke with Mr. Tralins, Attorney for Leadership. He said Mr Tralins is meeting with Mr. Yehuda Ben:..Arieh President of Leadership Housing, and no final decision has been made. Mr. Tralins has recommended that the taxes be paid on the canal parcels and the right-of-way parcels. In addition, Mr. Tralins said parcel 18 and parcel 4, which are on a canal, are scheduled for a tax sale on Wednesday. This recommendation is for all parcels.where there is a canal or road right--of-way. (4,8,11,12,14,15,18,23 and 26) Mr. Birken explained there was a question about some of the pump stations and that the city expects #36, if there was a lift station there, to be paid and dedicated to the city. There was a question about #34. The City Manager indicated there is no lift station on #36. It is an F.P.L. transformer, and there are also some irrigation meters for some of the homes in the area. On #28 there is a lift station and a pump. (Mainlands #3) The City Attorney said he expects Leadership is going to pay the taxes on the Parcels mentioned above. They are obligated to accept, by virtue of that agreement of July 31st, 1979, wherein they say they will give the city the canals, and the city would accept the responsibility for the canals and the roads. He further said assuming they do this, then it is incumbent upon the city to see that those monies are paid tomorrow. (at least on the property that is up for tax sale) If Leadership does not agree, then Mr. Birken reccm-nended authority be given to him to try to go into Circuit Court and obtain a declaratory judgment and an injunction against the sale on Wednesday. He added if he is not successful, then he would recommend that the city authorize the staff to bid on the property Wednesday and that the city endeavored to offset any cost that they have to Leadership at some point in time. The Vice Mayor said she would like to see Councilman Disraelly go with the City Attorney. Mr. Birken added there are certain parcels which the city contracted for which the City has agreed to take and Leadership has agreed to give us. Those need be resolved. The Vice Mayor explained #24 and #25 are not the entrances to the Mainlands. They are at the other side of the canal and they are part of the person's property. Councilwoman Kelch indicated that the City does not need (24 & 25) for canal easement for maintenance purposes because the City owns the property on the other side of the canal. The City Attorney recommended the property owners get in touch with Mr. Tralins and if they are willing to pay the taxes so Leadership pays it to the county Leadership would probably give them a quit claim deed. In response to a question raised by Councilwoman Kelch the City Manager responded someone will be going out to parcel #22 where the road was built. The Vice Mayor requested a motion be made to recess the meeting until tomorrow. The City Attorney advised if they are going to pay the taxes it would not be necessary to reconvene the meeting. 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She stated the developers would prefer to pay for the hook-ups phase by phase as the buildings go up. Mr. Gross recommended that a developer borrow money from the City at 1°; above the prime rate and that would be for a 3 month period, which would be renewable. C/M Zemel clarified the situation by stating that for instance - a six phase development would pay in advance for the first phase plus interest that would be set for 3 months on the balance of the phases. The meeting was recessed until 8:00 A.M. the next morning. ok AY'01) ATTEST: APPROV,EP, BY CITY COUNCIL ON 9g� This public document has been promulgated at a cost of $46.47 or $1.84 per copy to inform the general public and public officers and employees about recent opinions and considerations by the City Council of the City of Tamarac.