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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity of Tamarac Resolution R-71-012CITY OF TAMARAC, FLORIDA RESOLUTION # 1 I - L 2- WHEREAS, the City Council has previously by Resolution No. 70-41 and Resolution No. 70-57 expressed its intent to divorce and otherwise terminate any existing obligations that the City of Tamarac presently has to provide maintenance of individual lots and private recreational areas within the City of Tamarac and to collect and remit leasehold monies for private recreational areas, and WHEREAS, in light of the effect the aforementioned obliga- tions have had upon the municipal government of the City of Tamarac and the functioning of the municipality and in light of other circumstances the City Council is now desirous of declaring its final intent and setting a date for the termination of the aforesaid obligations. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY of Tamarac, Florida: 1. That the City Council hereby reaffirms and reasserts that it has determined that it is in the best interest of the municipal government of the City of Tamarac and of the general public to terminate any and all obligations that the City of Tamarac might have in reference to the performance of maintenance on and for individual lots and private recreational areas and as to the collection and remittance of leasehold monies, all of these obligations and duties being those created by private deed restrictions and the obligations thereunder having been previously assigned to the City of Tamarac. 2. The City Council hereby declares that as of the lst day of April, 1971, the City of Tamarac as a municipal body shall no longer provide: maintenance on and for individual lots and private recreational areas, the collection of lease- hold monies or any of the other obligations created by private deed restrictions affecting lands within the City of Tamarac that have previously be4p &. grit d to the City of Tamarac '"x . Ij F 3. It is hereby declared to be the intent of the Council of the City of Tamarac to make every effort to assign the aforementioned obligations, rights and duties to individual associations or non-profit corporations created within the individual sections of the City of Tamarac on or before the aforementioned deadline date of April 1, 1971. 4. The City Council hereby offers the services of the Council, its employees, servants and agents to aid individuals, sections or groups that are desirous and request such aid in accomplishing the aforementioned assignments. 5. It is hereby declared the intent of the Council to continue to provide and perform the aforementioned services and obligations, to the best of its ability, so long as the required maintenance fees are paid, up and to the lst day of April, 1971. 6. Every effort shall be made prior to April 1, 1971, to improve any existing physical inadequacies that may exist in the areas affected by the maintenance program. 7. Monies that are available, over and above those required. to perform the daily functions of lawn cutting, etc., and those necessary to honor contracts shall be applied, where needed, to make the aforementioned improvements. 8. It is declared to be the intent of the Council to return on a prorata basis to the individual sections of the City any monies that might be left in the maintenance funds after April 1, 1971. However, no monies shall be disbursed in this fashion until all obligations, debts, contractual relationships and other required expenditures or appropriations chargeable to the maintenance fund have been satisfied. 9. The City Manager is hereby instructed, after passage of this Resolution and its proper execution, to record a certified copy of same and further to provide certified copies to all interested parties, including but not limited to: Presidents of individual sections of the City, and holders of leasehold 2 - :.Y M % lk interests in the recreational areas affected. PASSED, ADOPTED AND APPROVED, this day of CITY 11 3