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03-14-95 Special/Workshop DELRA Y BEACH J l 0 . lOA CITY OF DELRAY BEACH. FLORIDA - CITY COMMISSION b.e:d i AlI.America City , SPECIAL/WORKSHOP MEETING - MARCH 14. 1995 - 6:00 P.M. "111' FIRST FLOOR CONFERENCE ROOM ================================================================== The City will furnish appropriate auxiliary aids and services where necessary to afford an individual with a disability an equal opportunity to participate in and enjoy the benefits of a service, program or activity conducted by the City. Please contact Doug Randolph at 243-7127 (voice) or 243-7199 (TDD) , 24 hours prior to the program or activity in order for the City to reasonably accom- modate your request. Adaptive listening devices are available for meetings in the Commission Chambers. ****************************************************************** Please be advised that if a person decides to appeal any decision made by the City Commission with respect to any matter considered at this meeting, such person will need to ensure that a verbatim record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is based. The City neither provides nor prepares such record. ------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------ SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA (1)~ RESOLUTION NO. 11-95: Consider a resolution authorizing the ~~~ City to acquire from the Community Redevelopment Agency the or ~ Monterey House property located at 20 North Swinton Avenue, ~~;o and accepting the Contract for Sale and Purchase. (2) RESOLUTION NO. 12-95: Consider a resolution authorizing the # City to purchase the Tate property located .along Davis Road ~ SA) and to transfer same to a specified designee, accepting the contracts and agreements stating the terms and conditions, and adopting the settlement of Tate vs. the City, et ale (3) PROPOSED MOTION FOR MAGNET PROGRAM AT PINE GROVE ELEMENTARY ~~tSCHOOL: Consider support of a motion being proposed by Mr. ~5P Bob Hayes at the March 15, 1995, School Board meeting con- cerning a magnet program at Pine Grove Elementary School. (4 ) AGREEMENT FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES AND SERVICE AUTHORIZATION NO. 1 WITH HAZEN AND SAWYER. P.C. : Consider approval of an agreement with Hazen and Sawyer, P.C., for General Civil/ ~,O Sanitary Consulting Engineering Services, and Service Authorization No. 1 in the amount of $110,151.00 for design of six stormwater pump stations on the barrier island; with funding from Stormwater Utility - Pump Station and Drainage Improvements (Accounts #448-5411-538-62.35, 63.34, 63.35, 63.36, 63.37, 63.38) , through budget transfer. (5) SETTLEMENT OF WILL ROBINSON. III v. CITY OF DELRAY BEACH: Consider settlement of Will Robinson, III v. the City as 5/0 recommended by the City Attorney. Alison MacGregor Harty City Clerk ., · WORKSHOP AGENDA (I) Occupational License Tax Equity Study Commission Report. (2 ) Review the proposed CBD-RC (Central Business Distr~ Railroad Corridor) zoning district. C-o"ilnut.. lÙl p~t.S5 .Jo (3 ) Discussion regarding Seacrest property acquisition and development. (4 ) Review of preliminary plan for the park at pine Grove Elementary School. (5) City policy regarding sidewalks and street lighting. (6) Review and direction for proposed revisions to Chapter 32 of the City Code regarding attendance policy and removal proce- dures for advisory boards and committees. (7) Location of Beach Patrol headquarters. (8) Comments and Inquiries on Non-Agenda Items. (A) City Manager (B) City Attorney (C) City Commission M E M 0 RAN DUM TO: MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSIONERS FROM: ~TY MANAGER SUBJECT: AGENDA ITEM # Sf? / - SPECIAL MEETING OF MARCH 14. 1995 RESOLUTION NO. 11-95/ACOUISITION OF MONTEREY HOUSE DATE: MARCH 10, 1995 Resolution No. 11-95 authorizes the City to purchase from the Community Redevelopment Agency the Monterey House property located at 20 North Swinton Avenue. The purchase price is $260,000.00. As discussed and approved in concept on February 7th, the purchase price will be absorbed by giving a credit to the CRA against their debt service on the tennis stadium. The resolution also incorporates and accepts the Contract for Sale and Purchase. Additional information concerning this contract is provided in Chris Brown's letter dated March 9, 1995, attached. Recommend consideration of Resolution No. 11-95. ConTJnuso +0 a)ê2l'i5 6-0 ref:agmemo3 ---., ._--, ---.._------- -~-_._-_._---_. - - ----....-.-...---- "--------- . -----.--..- - 'I' -""-" ~:---:"-. .-'~" --.---,.. ..-.... " --,--'---_._.__.~ - -_...._-----~-- - -- ---..- - --- , ..--- .... -.--" - . - . ¡ . ) .. - . '. RESOLUTION NO. 11-95 A. RESOLUTION OF ,THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF po'" DELRA Y ~EACH~ FLORID~, AUTHORIZING THE CITY TO PURCHASE FROM S¡:;:I.T.~ CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY IN PALM BEACH couNTy, FLORIDA, AS P DESCRIBED HEREIN,' HEREBY INCORPORATING ANI> ACCEPTING TØECONTRACT STATING THE TERMS ANP CONDmONS FOR TIlE SALE AND PURCHASE BETWEEN THE SP.I .T .P.~ AND THE CITY OF DELRA Y BEACH, FLORIDA. WHEREAS, the City of Delray Beach, Florida wishes to acquire certain property located at 20 North SWinton A venue, known as the Montery House property; and, WHEREAS, the Seller, the Delray Beach Community Redevelopment Agency, desires to sell the propeíty herèinafter described to the City of Delray Beach, Florida; and, WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of the City of Delray Beach, Florida, to purchase said property for the purpose of providing office and meeting space for Historic Palm Beach County, Inc. and other municipal purposes. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TIlE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, AS FOu.oWS: $ection 1.. That the City Çommission of the City of Delray Beach, Florida, as Buyer, hereby agreespto purchase from the Delray Beach C9mm\1nity RedevelopmentPAgency, as Seller, land for the purchase priCe of two ~ed sixty thousaÌld dollars ($260,000.00), and other good and valuable consideration; said parcel being more particularly described as follows: Lot 12, Less the South 4 feet thereof, Block 60, Town of Delray, Florida, as recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 3 of the Public Records of Palm ~h County, Florida. . ~tiOl~ 2.Tbat the terms and conditions in the contract for sale and purchase and addenda thereto between the. City of Delray Beach, Florida, and the Delray Beach CommI1J1ity Redevelopment Agency are atœcW hereto as Exhibit A and incorporated herein. PASSED AND ADOPTED in regular session on the _ day of , 1995. MAYOR ATrEST: City Clerk _~_h'.~__ . '.___. _ ._'._.'~_ -~- - --~ --~.~---~~~-.._.._---------~----------~-- - ---.--- ~... -.....-..- --_. ____._. ·---------__..0.- _____.___.____-_ . . . - . CD Community I .. Redevelopment -a Agency . . Delray Beach March 9, 1995 r::: . -.. Mr. David Harden ~MAR I· 0 1995 City Manager . , City of Dclray Beach ~ _1.... 100 NW 1st Avenue ----.- Delray Beach, FL· 33444- RE: Sale or Monterey House 20 North Swinton Avenue Delray Beach, FL Dear Dave: This letter serves as an update to' the letter of February 16, 1995, conceming the level of completion of construction contemplated at the time of closing. In addition, since we received an additional grant from the State for. the two houses, I will indicate in this letter which items are to be applied to the Monterey and which to the Bungalow. The grant items may be delayed until after closing since we are restricted from spending either grant monies or matching monics prior to signing the contract with the State. The State . contemplates signing the contract sometime in Iuly of this year. We will discuss with them the :feasibility of signing the con~ earlier. Also, we will attempt to. substitute .other items' in place of the fire sprinkler expense as noted in Addendum "B." _ As part of the grant there are two items that either the City of HPBCPB will need to pay for; interior lighting fixtures in the .amount of $1,125 and hwrlcane protection in the amount of $800. Christopher I. Brown Executive Director Id Enclosure . ·œ: Robert W. Federspiel, CRA Attorney Susan Ruby, City Attorney 24 N. Swinton Avenue, Defray Beach, FL 33444 (407) 276-8640 I Fax (407) 276-8558 ~_.'--"- ~.__.._~-_._-_.- - - -'--'- .._-----~._---._._. .... ._~- ..__..__._... _.__.~...,O .__ _ __ ____-'-._._._~____._._ ---_.~_._-. -"- -- ..- . -- - ~ . - . " . ADDENDUM "A" ~ part of the Sale and Purchase Agreement by and between the Community Redevelopment Agency of Dclray Beach. as Seller, and the City of Dclray Beach, as Buyer. Construction items to be completed on or before the day of closing, except as noted: A. Site Work 1. Landscaping and irrigation (phase I) 2. Tree trimming (phase 1) 3. Walkways (phase 1) 4. Wood bench (phase 1) Please note that the estimated cost of the above items amounts to $22,250. The CRA will dcliverat closing a final amount to be paid by the City, not to exceed $22,500. See . enclosed budget for à breakdown of these itcri1s. Please note that the sign was eHminated from the previous budget amounting to $750.00 B. Parking Lot 1. Nine parking spaces allocated to the Monterey will be completed in the adjacent condominium parking lot. e. Masonry . 1. Chimney top to be reconstructed according to the architect's plan. This item will be used as a match for the State grant and may be delayed until after closing. D. StaIr Rails (Exterior) 1. The stair rails may be provided as a grant match and, therefore, may be installed after closing. E. Cabinets and MDlwork 1. Lounge cabinets and kitchen equipment to be provided by owner or owner's tenant. 2. Stair rail will be refinished and installed. 3. Gallery "new desk and counter" to be provided by owner or owner's tenant. 4. FlJ'Cplacc mantle to be finished by owner or owner's tenant. s. ShuttelS will notnbe installed sincc there are only three pairs that can be used. However, the State grant will pay tor shuttCIS which may be delayed until after closing. Please note that thé Oty or its tenant will be tcqUircd to pay $800·as part of the matching funds. --. . ~",,-,';'" .__.~--~------~-~- _. . ---~- --+. - -.. --- -- _._~--- -------, ~ - -- ----.- .----- ._-. . I . -2- F. Doors 1. Interior doors will be installed in all openings indicated on sheet · A-4.· For door 1#32, a 32" flat panel type will be provided after closing, however, if ,we cannot . find a flat panel, we will' inStall a raised panel. Door 1133 and 1134 will be raised, six-panel doors unless we Can find a flat panel. These doors will be provided as . part of the State grant and may be delayed until after closing. 2. Exterior doors 1#24, 37,' and 38 will include fire rated pneumatic closers. This item may be used as a' match for the State grant and, therefore, installed after closing. . 3. All doors will include hardware. Mortise locks will be used on the original doors where practical, and cylinder locks on news doors and doors which require a handicap lever. The hardware missing on existing doors and on doors 1132, 33, and 34 will be mstalled under the State grant and may be delayed until after closing. G. F100r FinIshes 1. Floor covering in the Gallery to be provided by owner or owner's tenant. 2. Carpet in the second floor Office 3. A sample board will be furnished for the owner. This item may be provided as a match for the State grant and may be delayed until after closing. . H. Ceramic Tile 1. Ceramic tile in existing bathrooms will be cleaned. In the second floor bathroom adjacent to the clerical room, the tile will either be matched or a portion removed and reused where. needed in critical areas. This item may be used in the State grant as a Diatch and may be delayed until after closing. L Painting 1. The Gallery baseboard and trim to be primed only. J. Plumbing 1. All plumbing fixtures installed. 2. Install water fountain in Lounge. 3. No mirrors will be provided in the new bathrooms. Two sinks on the second floor may be installed after closing since these may be used for the State gmnt match as well as the two upstairs medicine cabinets. " , -~""--............__. '-~-_._.__..'.._-,..-._...- ,-.-.- .--_.... .-.----,-- ...--.....~ .'-- _..- . . --- - -. ~ -- ..-- .___._A______ . . , . -3- K. Electrical 1. Ceiling fixtures to be keyless type with 75 watt bulb. Owner or owner's tenant to provide permanent fixtures. 2. front door exterior fixture to be provided by owner or owner's tenant. 3. The security system is to be prewired only. The owner or owner's tenant is to provide the Security sys~em. 4. Track lighting or cabinet lighting in Office A to be provided by owner or owner's tenant. Please note that the State grant will provide $1,125 for interior electrical fixtures and $1,350 for exterior electrical fixtures.. A $1,125 match by the City or its tenant will be required. . . , 319195 " , - _._--- ~ .'---_.._- - - .~._--.--~-.-- .- ,-'-'- -,----- - - .-'--- . -, '-'q_.',,-' - . - ---_..~- . - --. -- -- ..- - . . . .. . ADDENDUM "B" The following is a breakdown of the State grant 8warded to the CRA for additional items for both the "Monterey" and the CRA offices, the "Bungalow." Some items will require a match by the Cty or its tenant as descnöcd below: Work Item Grant Funds Matchfnir Funds Doors Interior 0 $1,800 (to be paid by CRA) Monterey: DooIS #32, 33, & 34. Bungalow: #3 and 2 - #4's Hardware Interior 0 $1,000 (to be paid by CRA) Monterey: DooIS #32, 33 & 34. Bungalow: #3 and 2 - #4's. . Security System $1,600 - Monterey's 0 system only Sprinkler System (Fire) 0 $3,900 (to be paid by the CRA) or Substitute Match Items Monterey: Please note that CRA will request that they . substitute as a match the following: Monterey Ch;mney Monterey Carpet Monterey Gallery Finish Painting Mcm:œy Lavatorks (2nd Floor) Monterey Medicine Cabinets (2nd Floor) Monterey Tile Repair Monterey Fire Door COSCIS Monterey Front Door & Rear Door Steps Railings MontereylBungalow Deck Step Railing Bungalow Rear Door Railing Smoke Alarms $750 0 Monterey: 2 Minimum Bungalow: 1 Minimum . .--.--.----.-- - -"....-.--.---------..-....--....--.-- -" -.- .~._"-- - ,~---_. - .- '" -_.~~ .. - - ...----..... .. . . . I . -2- Interior Lighting Fixtures $2,250 2.250 Monterey: $1,125 Monterey: $1,125 (to be paid by City or Tenant) Bungalow: $1,125 BUngalow: $1,125 (to be paid by CRA) Exterior Lighting Fixtures $1,150 0 Monterey: 6 Fixtures ($1,350) Bungalow: 1 Fixture ($200) Hurricane Protection $6,900 $1,600 Monterey: Shutters & Monterey: $800 (to be paid Panels by City or Tenant) Bungalow: Panels Bungalow: $800 (to be paid . by CRA) (I'he cost between the 2 houses will be determined later) Construction Supervision 0 $1,200 (to be paid by CRA) . Project Management 0 $1,250 (to be paid by CRA) 319195 - ~.- . ..-~,._---_._.... « --~. ,,,....._~ ""--'--',-- '-- '" ---------.....----...-......-..----'. ~.".... --, ---, " ,-,.. ..... -." ,-. .. . . .. - . . NSTORlC HOMES 20 II 24 N. SWINTON A'ÆNUE DELRAY BEACH, FL I c..: STATE GRANT QUALFlED BUDGET . DISCIIPTION IIUIAINlNG BUDGET .. PLAN 10 .'END .,RIIWSIDIJIICIT 10œ0 GENEItAL CONDm0N8 ADVER118INOINOT -1HI NEWS I2CIO.OO 13OQ.70 8UDGI:TÆNCE 11,421.00 "-'00 HAVIS IU!CTRIC - TlMP PONER 1240.00 1240.00 JOHN GROSS ""1.78 JOHN REHMER - TREE SURVEY 1225.00 1225.00 1EMPORARY ELECTRIC - FPL 1240.00 1351.11 AMI!R.ECOLOGY GP. - LEAD TEST I275.oD I275.oD SPEClALINSPEC'TIONWT'IST1HG ssoo.oo PI. TRAILER fWJ!S ',,245.00 1115.00 SURVEYS - 'O'8AII!N SUITER O'BRIEN ",371.00 11,425.00 DUMPSTER - WASTE MOT. 12.430 00 13.S15.oo t27O.oD PORTABLE TOILET - WASTE MANABIMENT 1405.00 1381.00 t45.OO CLV.H-UP -1ABOR FOR HIRI. ETC t725.OO ",-.10 a.EANUP TRASH - DOBSON 1275.00 . I27l.OO TEMPORARY PHONE SERVICE - 80. BELL l13O.OO IeD2.28 CITY OF DB UTIUTY RI!FUND ~ KIKA RElMBURSABLES II73.SIIt MlSCEUANEOUS l1,C1OO.oo 125.83 BANK RES 115.81 125.38 . .. (-.ï j~::. -.' ..... ,...., 1C1G7O AllCHlTECTS & INGlNEIRS . WAYNE BEREHIWJM 17l1O.OO l7SO.oo ROY 8IMON I1I,OOQ.OO 112,000.00 "7,342J1O INGINIIRING - GONZALEZ 14,020.00 ...,Q20.oo lITE I!NGINI!I!RIHO - GI!RRV CHURCH ",000.00 MQO.oo MOO.oo I<KIA - CONSTRUCTION MOT. 124,300.00 124.300 00 12'1,870.00 12.430 00 ICKIA - CAD TIME se.ooo 00 ....,8 DELRAY BLUEPRINT 1400.00 te05.84 SUB-TOTAL 154,470.00 150 784.40 :.. . .. 2l1OOO lITE WORK SOIL TES11NG - NUTTING I!NGINEERS $C,OOO.oo 13.750.00 TREE REMOVAL-J.V.' SONS I8SO.OO I85Q.OO t85O.OO 8UILDIHC3 EXCAVA110N - W. LDCIBSON I4.0IO 00 ....08000 t4.08Q.oo SITE FILL & ROUGH GRADING 12.000 00 14.217.50 'ÆRMITI TREATMENT ØIICIudecI with tranIIIIcq 12,287.00 TINTING &152.00 115 .00 . 12.101.50 12.101.50 SUB-TOTAL 12101.50 12.101.50 10.00 10.00 . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~; ~;:.;:~ :; ~:--; ::/~~~~ t;>~ ~~;.~:;:-~:_~~ ~ ~>~~~ :,~; ~ ~ ~ ~/:;. ~ ~~':;.: :~: ~ ~~ ~~ ~.-~~~ ~ ; ~~~:~ ~ ~ : ::"~ ~t~.:,,~ ~/t;::j ~~~: ~ : ~ ~ :.:t ~ : ~ ~ :': ~~ 5: ~~~~ ~ ~~ ; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ f ::-;~ 40000 CONCRITI&..ASONIIYIPOUNDA11ON8 MASONRY - JOE BUCCA MASONRV I10O.OO 1710.00 FOUNDATIONS - LA PLANT ADAIR t22,OOO 00 122.000 00 -'000.00 FOOTINGS - KIKA RllMBURSIM!NT8 12.71U8 13.204.31 COHCRI!TI- RINKER & PUMPER -11,500.00 ".110.75 CLaAH UNDlRSIOI CONCRI!TI SLABS - 8HANLI! 8110.00 8150.00 MOH'TI!RI!Y CHIMNEY eN' .seoo.oo SUB-TOTAL 127.202.18 127.875.08 S5OO.oo ... METALS ORNAMENTAL RAlUNGS 11,I0O.0O 81.eoo.oo SUB-TOTAL '1.100.00 .1.100.00 10.00 : "~ : ; ~'- ~ : : : : ~ : ~; : : : ;,~~~:: ~ : : : : : ; ; ~ : ~ : ~ ; : : : : ; : : : : ; : :;; ::::; ~ ~ : ; :: ; : ~ : ; : ; : : : ~: : ; ':: ~ ; : ; : : :~ : ~ :: :~: : : : : : : : : : : ~ :; ::::;:: ~ : : ; : : : : : : ~ ...... ,. ., .' - ·H '" .' ------..- ." _ _n _______.___~_._.___..... ,_____. . . . . . "" . NSTORlC HOlIES 20 1& 24 N. SWINTON AVENUE DELRAY BEACH, FL .. STATE GRANT QUAUFlED BUDGET . REMAINING BUDGET PLAN to SPEND SUftPLU8lDIPlCIf CAItPENTIIY DJ(. NETWORK,INC. _,500.00 1oM.845.80 EXACTWlHDOW &. TRIM "'00000 ....84 $3,013.08 Þœ. HARDWARE. 1150.00 1747.12 JOHN GROSS 18,280 50 "7.172.31 U4O.OO .NolES WEA'THERBEE IlOO.00 KII<A REIM8URSA~S 18.100.52 KII<A SUPEJMSION 14,320.00 WUBERlSUPPUES - GUlFSTREAM. ETC. 122.147.77 SUBTOTAL 101121.26 aaoo DOOM. WINDOWS EXACT WINDOW &. TAlM 112.547 .so 84,388 00 12.t84.50 ADDITIONAL MATERIALS . LABOR - EXACT 14,813 00 14,183.00 MOHTEREYWINDOWS - STUART LUMBER ...ø~ .8.802.22 ADDIT10NAL WINDOWS - STUART 11 ,200.00 11,533.00 11,533.00 ((A RElM,BliRSABLES FOR EXTERIOR DOORS I2MU4 12.446.54 . IN1'EAIOA DOORS - OULFSTReAM lUMBER. E1C 11,500.00 $541.41 t858. SUB-TOTAL 128.979.26 S20 174.17 13.823.09 sa 182.00 . . , t. ' \» t). ,. ,. ,. \> -> ,. >'):~m/ \)- ~ ).^',," )- ). ). ,. >.> > ,. ). ). )- ). \> ,. ,. ¡- ,. \> \> ,. ). f ). ). ,. . ¡-~ t" . -- > t,,>~~ >,J ~ ,. o};~~)o > >.:/ ' , , . )- . )- >~ ~>:.):~> '} ¡. \> ):..,. > --... >.:-~,. t: '.;> > ..)~ >:>*.>: >:).:.);~):...¡.' {):<'~v~ >... > :- ....)- );~. )o.~..,. XY )0...)- . I. -.;.~. .:. ~=-.. ~ ,. ). :. ). \ )- . ,. ~ > q.'-'»'"" ...,.\: ÿ-¥~ ). ). 9')- )-'). ). ). )-' > ): ). .. ,. ,. ). ). ,.,,> ,. \> )- )- ,. \. ). ). ,., ,,,>,.)..,. )-')- :- 10'>'; )- V)- ,. ,. \> ,"'). 'Ý)- ¡- )- ,. )- ~ ¡-? .,. Y.".,....)o.., .<¡- ... ). ... \> ,. \> .,. ¡- ,. ,. '> ,. ¢on; ). ~ ,...)- ).,.).~ )-). )-..... ¥). ,.'",..y). ). Yo )..,.~ ~ ,.":) .: .; . : ~. :-... ":' . IIIDOOSTUCCOI. ~ UPAIPI ". STUCCO &. PLASTER REPAIR -NNAMt:SJ 112,0.&1.73 "3,141.00 DRYWALL IN MONTEREY GALLER\' I7OOJIO SUB-TOTAL ..... .., ...: . ':. ~:; :., 11100 PLUIIBINQ GUU=S'TREAM PWllBING "3,150.00 "3,150.00 FIRE SPAlNlCLER SYSTEM 13,000.00 13.700.00 CONT1NGENCY 12,OCIO.00 WATER METERS 11DOO II!UC'I'ftICAL HAVES !U!CTAIC .'..181.24 118,186.M ...8,1eu4 10.00 ILECTAlCALFIX1'UAES 11.000.00 1714.Z4 SUBTOTAL S20.1eu4 .,UIO.... 10.00 1285.71 . ..,.,." . 'Tr.r"" T,,' ", ",' ,>' """" ,. ." ....' 'T , ~ ~ > >0,. ¡ ~' ~ t/~ ,..... ~ ,..,. ~ ~ ~,...~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ :-- ~ ~ ¡. Y H ~ ~ >' ~ ~ ' ~ ~ ~ > > , ,. > ,. ... ~ ~ /) ~ ~ ~~ ~ t ~... ~ ~ : ~ ~ ). '< ~ y ~ .,. ~ ~~~' ?";: ~ /z ~ ~ ~ : : y: . ~ ~ ......h ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ : ~ y. "~+ ~ 1> ~ \> ~ ~ ~ ~ ¡- ~ : ~ ~ ,. ~ ) .... to._ ., -. -'.-'~""'--'~-"'-"'- -- --...----------.- - --,--- -.---*.--..---.... - ~ ,.'. - _.. _''--~--''--''''--'- . ~ .-..--- ." .-..----- - --'--.__0_. __ ._______ - - --',' -----.---------. ..-.....:..... . . " . . "-' . "STORIC HOMES 20 & 24 N. SWINTON AVENUE DELRAY BEACH, R. , STA'Æ GRANT QUALIFIED BUDGET . RDlAlNlNQ IlUDQET PLAN TO ....ND ....PLU8lDEPICIT IXPENR SUBTOTAL 1331.743.87 IN1'PØT _AID TO STATE .... 35 . PROÆC1'TOTALS 1S34M2 $f (130.435.13) 8URPLU8IDEFICIT TOTAL umlATID PIIO.-:T COST STATE GRANT I242,lOO.00 FROM ADDI11ONALSOURCES t117M3J1 .'... .. . - .".. . . . -.. ... to. WI " , .. -- ~- ._- -"---------- -----~.._- --" -~--- - ~----- - --- ~ . 1...··· - . ',. ,I., :~.~ . ~ ~ HSTORlC IiOfÆS 20 & 24N. SWINTON AVENUE œLRAY BEACH. A. , i~· . NON-GRANT QUAUFlED BUDGET COHTIIACT IIUIAINlNG IlUDGET AMOUNT PLAN 10 SPEND euRPLU8lDEJl1CIT 1CIII'IO PIIOftIln'Y ACOUISmON fIFIOPlRTY ACOuISITIOH 1100.0D0.00 ,1œ,ooo.oo II-UEU PARKING Fe I10,OOO 00 tIO,OOQ 00 VANCIl 1 DONEY .1.....01 NIDIIASON 1 CARR ......, JOHN AI!HHER '11UO R. ÆDI!RSPIEL "712.10 ATT't'8 'TITLI! INSUA. __00 HUN'r8 COURIER 120.00 INSURANCE- PI.OFtI». LI!ACJUI! OF CITIES 173Il.OO MISC. - PETTY CASH 115.54 DllLAAY CAMERA '3.25 BWEPAINT8 - DELMY IWEPRIHT I3UO COURT REPOA. a1 1173.25 RC:IBERT HEWITT I8UO ØOMD OF COUNTY COMUISSIONEAS 171.so WALTER IŒL1.ER I8OOJO .lllNKlH8APPIWSAL I8OOJO SUB-TOTAL 1 A58.7I I···.~'!'· .;"¡;!,¡} . 10G'20 1IILOCA1IOH O"ttOUSU TO srn LA PLANT AIWR -'701.00 -'701.00 -'701.00 POLICII 12.048.25 COIoICASf eMU! "757.73 FPL 112,152.12 BELL SOUTH 'TElEX)" t5,881.oo LEADl!RStIP CABLE 11,770.00 aTY OF W. PALM BEACH 1818.00 ~VI! PlZlJRASSOC. lU25.oo 'IRE!! MOVERS . l«1O.OO ACE HOWE. 117.14 Dl!l.RAY MARINI! CONST. 11,404.00 DYNAM.I!HVIRO. ASSOC. I30O.0O SNAP I!IMAO. svc.s 1750.00 RECL tIST. HOMES EXP. 1148.41 ., JOHN GROSS 11,385.14 IIUDCIETÆNCE 11,355.00 81 .. MAINT. 1113.50 DANlEL'S LAWN svc. MO.oo HAY1!8 ~ - TEMP 8rÆ LIGHTS 1200.00 R&lBURSMI!H1"ROM HARDEN (l5.04U8t BOCA MTCN BWEPAINT 117U2 DllLAAY 8WI!PAINT 138.71 DllLAAY CAMI!M SHOP '1"03 PETTY CASH "'77 SUB-TOTAL 1125 418.96 IDOOO lITE WORK . t _._1ICH_~ 11l,15O.OO ~4,3IIS.2O 1UOQ00 - 1ME........1NG -ARBOR rtWSI! 1) øo.oo 1350.00 WALKWAYS (PHASE 1) IUOO 00 14,320.71 t7OO.OO PERMAHI!HT SIGN - tiIONT'I!AI!Y (PHASE 1) 17l1O.OO 1780.00 * PEAIWtEHT SIGN - 8UHCWDW rttASI! 1) t750.oo I7SO.OO WOOD 8I!NCH rtIASI! 1) I27UO t273.oo to.OO PHASE 1__TOTAL -.m.ao . COURTYARD PAVERS tpHASI! It l1,OOO 00 l1.OOO 00 CIRCULAR f1I1IM!WAY (PHASI! It lUCID 00 IiUOQ 00 LAHD8CAPI! (IIHASI! It ",7IQ.OO -,1IG.OO SUB-TOTAL 138.t23.00 118.308.11 120.350.00 IIIrdt to. _ - - .- ----- .u____ -...--. . _..---- ~- . -".. - . - . . .. .,~. .. ~ ,- HSTORlC HOMES 20 & 24 N. SWINTON AVENUE DELRAY BEACH. R. , )- ~, NON-GRANr QUAUFlED BUDGET .':1 - . CONTIIACT IPINT MMAlNlN4 BUDGET AMOUNT TO DATE PLAN TO SPEND .,RPLUllDEPICIT t10D0 CMPEJmtY (PHASE 2) . CONNECTING TAEWS ..eoo.oo V«)QO FENCE ....00 !HTRVTRELUS AT GATE ....7S0.00 8U8-TOTAL .00 . .-.. "..; .-:.. 1eøoo IL8CTIIICAL BUNGAL.ON FIX1URES. FANS (PHASE 1) t2.000.oo Í7œ.81 11,28U1 IIONTeREY ELECTRIC FIXTURES (PHASE 1) '1,0150.00 11,02U5 121.35 BUNCW.OW SECURITY SYSTEM (PHASE 1) '1mo.oo I1I11OJKJ MONTEREY SECURITY PREWlRE (pHASE 1) t5CIO.OO t5OO.OO to.OO BUNGAL.ON PHONE SYSTEM (pHASE 1) seoo.oo t5OO.OO PHASE 1 SUB-TOTAL "120.00 COMMON ~. uGHnHG (PtY.SE2) 17 .eoo.oO . SUB-TOTAL 112820.00 $0.00 . TOTALS SSI,24U8 ...1UU..22 - LESS MOVE I tAHD Cl328,07U8I TOTAL NONGIWn' QUAUIIIED BUDGET _,114.00 PHASE ONE t34.t25.00 PHASE 'TWO 132,531.00 PHASE ONE EAI~ 123,273.00 PHASE 'TWO EXT!RIOR 132,531.00 PHASE ONE INTERIOR PLUS CONTINGENCY 115,000.00 ....1.. 1111 " ' '" þ ._.. . --. ._~ \ - - _._-----~- . . , t Historic Preservation Grants·in-Aid Application Page 4 of 12 . ALL PROJECTS PROJECT BUDGET . 11. Cost Estimate: Provide a detailed breakdowu of estimated cost for thi!; Grant Proiect by major work items showiug distributioa of graat aad matcbiug (uuds. Work Item Grant Funds Matchini Funds '. Doors - Interior 0 ~1,800 Iiardware - Interior 0 1,.000 Security System 1,600 0 Sprinkler System (Fjre) 0 3~"'9oo SaDke Alarms 750 · 0 Interior Lighting Fixtures 2,250 2,250 Exterior Lighting Fixtures 1,550 0 . IhIrricane Protection 6,900 1,600 I O:mstruction Supervisial 0 1,250 ;,-:; '" Project tfanagement: ~25/haur x 50 IDurs . . . . 0 1,250 'mTAL L~,050 13,050 . . . ( Total project budget:~26, 100 . 7'f/1f f'¡fr;£ If f4tlnr 711£ ~ lffUtl/1ll~~ ¡(KI~ #1( ;).., 'ø2:¡-/ fS . __,_,_...._" _ __ .___.__.___._..___." .._ ___.4C. -... . , , . .- COII'rRACT WOR SALB &lID ~n . l'AR'lma, DELRAY BEACH COMMOHITY RBDBVBLOPKBNT AGBNCY. (.~.). of 207 la.t Atlantic Avenue, Delray Beach, Florida 33444, (Phone. 276-8640). and CITY 01' DBLMY BBt.œ (.I!u!:ti:.) of 100 N.H. Fir.t Avenue. Delray Beach. "lorida 33444. '(Phone. 243:7090), lIer~bY aqre. that the Seller .hall .ell and Buyer .ball buy the folloWing real property (·Real prooerty·) and per.onal property (.p.rsonalty·) (oollectively ·ProÐllrty") upon the following terzu and oondition. whiCh INCLtJDB tM Standard. for Real I.tate TranaactioD. .ttached (·Standard I. \.) .nd any .ddendUID to tll18 in.trument. J:. DBSCRJ:P.rIœ. / (a)Leqal cteaøripU.on of ...1 property located in I'.la "ach CcNnty. - Plorida. Lot 12, le.. the South 4 f_t thereof, Block 60, 'fOHN 01' DELRAY. Plod.da. a. recorded in Plat Book 1. Page 3 of the Public Record. of Palm Beach County. Plorida. (b) Stre.t .ddr.... city. zip. of the Property i.1 20 North Swinton Avenue. Delray Beach. Plorida 33444 (C) Per.onalty' %1. PDRCB&SB PR%CSa ................................... $260.000.00 I'ADIBII'J' , (a) Depo&i.tC.) to be bald in eaørow by Robert H. Peder.pi.l. in the amount of $ 100.00 (f) Balance to clo.. (U.S. caeh. LOCALLY DRAWN c.rtified or ca.hi.r·. check). .ubject to adju.tœent. and proration. in the manner ..t fortb in Special Clause C in the AddendUID .ttacbed ber.to $ XII. ~IIØI FOR ~CB, BJ'I'BCUVB DAft, J'ACSIHILlh If th18 off.r 18 not executed by and delivered to all parties OR PACT OF BXECUTION caaœunicated in writing betw.en the parti.. on or before . the d.posit(a) will, at Buyer'. option, be returned to Buyer and thi. offer withdrawn. A fac.ialile copy of this COntract for Sa.l. and Purchas. (·Contract") and anyslc¡nature. Mr80n .hall be con.ldered for all purpos_ .. odginal.. 'the date of Contract C"Effective Date") will be the date wh.n the la.t one of the Buyer and the S.ller has .igned this offer. V" 'rI'fto"& BVIDBIICB. At least .even (7) day. before closing date. seller .ball, at Sell.r'. expen.e, deliver to Buyer or Buyer's attorney, in accordance with Standard A. (CHICK (1) OR (2»1 (l)Dabstract of title or (2)-titl. in.urance .cClllllitment and, after clo.ing, owner's policy of title inaurance. VI. CLOSING DAft, 'thia transaction .hall be clo.ed and tM cleed and other . closinq papera deliyered on . unless extended by other provi.ion. of Contract. _ VII. DS'tRIcrIOIIS, ----rs, LIHI'tATIœS. Buyer shan. take title .ubject to. zoning. re81:dctiona, probibitiona and other requir.-nt. iIIpo.ed by ~ntal authorU:y, re.trletiona and _tterø appearing on the plat or otherwi.e CCIIIIIIIOn to .the aubdivi.ion, public utility ea.ement. of record ceasement. are to be located conUguou. to Real Property line. and not IIOre than 10 f_t in wieStb .. to tM rear or front 11ne. and 7. feet in widtb a. to the 81de line., unle.. otherwiBe atatad herein), taxe. for year of clOlling and aubsequent years, ...umed IIOrtgage. and purcha.e money IIOrtgages, if any, other those of record, provided that there ex18t. at clo81ng no violation of the for~oing and none of tb_ pr.vent. use of Real Property for OSHAD soning purpo.e(.). VIXX. OCCOPUCY' seller warrant. there are no part!..a in occupancy other than Seller, but if Property 18 intended to be rented or occupied beyond clo.iDg, the fact and termø thereof ahall be at.ted herein. and the tenant C.) or occupant. eSisclo.ed pur.uant to Standard F. Seller .gr_. to delivery occupancy of Property at tilDe of cloaing unle.. otherwise atateeS herein. If occupancy 18 to be de11vuedbefore cloaing. Buyer ...~a all ri.k of 10.. to Property frem date of occupancy. .ball be re.ponaible and liable for maintenance frem t!lat date. and .hall be de-.d to have accepted Property in their ex18t1ng oondition a. of time of taking occupancy unle.. otherwise atated herein or in a .sparate writing. J:1[., ftPØRIT'l'DI OR 1IUIDIIRIftBII I'1IOVXSIœs,. ~ritt.n or bandwrU:ten provi.ion. .hall control all printed prov1aiona of Contract 1n conflict w1th them. S. BIDDS, (œBCK if any of the following Riden are applicable œ ere attached to tbi. Contract). "' ". . . a)CCoastal Construction Control Line Rider b)CCondOlllinium Rider c)CForeign Investment in Real Property Tax Act Rider . d)Clnsulation Rider e) CFHA/VA Rider f)COtherl %1. USIGDBILIftI (CRECK (1) OR (2))1 Buyer (1)Dmay .ssign or (2)II1IIAY not assign COntract. ZII. 8l'BCDI. C[NMWSI (œBCIt (1) OR (2))1 Addendum (1)818 attached OR (2)D18 not .pplicable. ZIU. 'ßHII 1:S cø ~ aSnCB 01' 'rB1:S ~. ][IV. D1:SCLOSURBSI Buyer Dacknowledge. or Odoes not acknowledge receipt of / the agency/radon/compensation and .stimated closing costs di8cl08ures. - - _BmJIR' a DfI'l'IALS ---------- Buyer Date aeller Date 80cial Security Social aecurity or 'fax 1:0 No. or 'rax 10 No. Buyer Date aeller Date Social Security aocial Security or Tax 10 No. or 'rax 10 No. Deposit(.) under Paragraph II received. IF OTBBR 'rBA1f CASH. ~N SUBJBCT '1'0 CLEARANCB. Robert W. FedersøielfEscrow Aaent) By. Robert W. Pederspiel . "_.~.~- ,.....,.._.'_.~~-,._- '~'-~ ' ....-. - .'~ _.. ~.._,. -,-- . . ~DKIIJ)UH m CXIIITR&C1' ft)R aa:a:.a JUIJ) ~ . SBLLBa& DBLRAY Bu.CB COMMUNITY ItBDEVBLOPIŒNT AGENCY BOYER. em or DBLRAY Bu.CB PROPOTY aDDUSS & 20 IIORh Swinton Avenue, Delray ..ach, rL uv. 8PBCDL (:'.1'..... (COntiDued)l A. IIADOR GAS. Badon va. i. naturally occurrLnv radioact:ive va. ~hat. - / when it ha. accwwlated in a building in .ufficient quantitie.. _y pre.ent heaith ri.k. to per.on. who areexpo.èd to it over time. Level. of radon that exceed federal and .t.ate guideline. have been .found in buildinv. in rlod.cIa.. 'Addit.ional informat.ion regarding radon and tadon te.ting _y be obtained fro. your count.y public health unit. paragraph N of the St.andard. for Real ..tate Tran.act:iontl attach8d to th1& contract: 1& hereby ~d to 1nclucla an in.pection for radon va.. B. WOItBIGN I1fVBSTMBNT IN JtBAL PROPOTr TAX AC'1' (-FIRP'rA-). bcept a. otherwb.e provided herein. Buyer, pursuant to Sect:ion 1445 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, a. u.nded (-Section 144S-) and the ~lat1on. ~lvated thereunder (-aegulation.-). .hallbe required to withhold .uch amount a. i. D8Ce.sary ~o comply with the aegulation. and .hall timely remit to the Interoal Revenue Service the amount so withheld alongwit;h properly completed remittance forms. If, however, on or . before closing, Seller provide. Buy..r with (1) an Affidavit of Non-Foreign Status regarding Seller, (2) a Notice of lion-Recognition 'rreatØlênt, or (3) a Withholding certificate establishinv that no. or a reduced, _ount. . of federal income tax 18 required to be withheld under Sect:ion 1445 (collectively -Withholding Document-) in proper form a. required by the Regulationtl, and Buyerha. no knowledge or notice. that the Withholding Document furnished by seller i. fal.e, as determined 1n accordance with the Regulation., then auyer .hall'notbe required to withbold anYfØRion of the amount payable t.o Seller or .ball be allowed to wit.hhold .uch l....r amount aa ia required by t.he applicable Wit.hholding Ðocuœent., a. the ca.e may be. and ahall aubm1t the amount. eo wit.hheld to the Internal Revenue service along with properly completed remittance forma. In addition. if Seller, prior to clodag, .at1&f1e. tho.e Regulations which concern the filing of an application for a Withholding Document with the Internal Revenue Service and vives notice of .uch pursuant to the Regulation. to Buyer and, aaid application i8 8tillpending as of the date of C108ing, tben Buyer .hall cooperate with Seller'. reaaønable request to e.crow any amount withheld at cloaing purliuant to the Regulation., at SeUer'. expen.e, until a final determination J.. màderegarding .aid application at which tiae .aid UIOUnt ahaU be di.bur.ed 1n accordance with .aid final determination. In the event in.ufficient caah i8 paid by Buyer at clo.inV to fund the Buyer'. withholding obligation, Seller .hall deliver to Buyer at cloaing the amount of additional caahnecessary to aatiafy the withholding obligation. In the event Buyer determinea after tbe closing that the Withholding Document provided by SeUer to Buyer relieving Buyer entirely of Buyer'. duty to withhold or reducing the amount required to be withheld by Buyer waa falae, Buyer .hall have the aut~rity to withhold frca any additional amount. due to seller in accordance with the Regulation., all or .uchportion of &aid additional amount due to Seller a. Buyer deems nece..ary to comply with Sectiop1445 a~d to remit the amount.o withheld and report .uch information a. required under the Regulation. to the Internal Revenue Service. C. l'urcba.e price ahall be payable by the paRie. executing at cloalng a lIIOdification to that certain Agr_nt heretofore entered into them with rec¡ard to the payment of .ums by the eRA to the City for the retirement of the TenDi. Center debt, a copy of which Agr....nt. 1. attached hereto a. bhibit -B. - .uch modification to reflect the forgivene.. of payment. owed by the City in the amount of $260,000.00 with .UChpayment8 to apply and abate again.t the fir.t payment. due under .uch Agreement until the entire purcha.. price baa been .atiafieð. D. TbLa Contract: La contingent upon the City payLnv to the eRA at cloaing an additional caah _ of $22,000.00 far 1:e1mbur~t of the l&Ddacaping *'P8n.e. 1Ðcurred by the eRA on the project. E. The ORA La deliverLnv the .ubject propaRY and bou_ kDown .. the -Honterey- to the City in it. -aa i.- condition. The attached .pecification e.tabli.hed the lev.l of construction and ccmpletene.. thereof to the City, The ORA doea not, warrant in any _nner the, atructure or Lmprov....nt.. however, will a..ign withoutrecour.e any and all warranties the eRA may have obtained from materialmen and .uppliers throughout the con.truction proce... ~. Parking - As an appurtenance to the purcha.e the City .ball be entitled to the conveyance of nine parking apace condominium unit. on the ORA'. abutting parking lot pursuant to the terma of that ceRain Off-Site Parking " .. ·" _.. . . ~t attachecl ber.to .. bhibit -c. - The parti.. .qr_ that .. a ccmdition of the cloaing, . øondominium a..ociation shall be cr.at.d with r..pect to such parking lot and the City, .. purcha.er of the ·Monter.y· hou.., will be entLtl.d . 'to f.e .iI!Iplie title to the .aid nine condominium parkinq unit., a. w.ll .. the obligation to Contribut. it. proportionate .hare of the cOllllllOn expen.e. th.r.of. Th. purpo.. of the condcminium ..sociation .hall be for the _intenance, repair .nd operation of the .ubject parkinq lot. The term. .nd condition. of ..id Declar.tion of COItdominium .hall be .ubject to the lIutual .pprov.l of the City .nd the CRA. G. ~ parti.. her.by .gr.e that the closing co.t. will be .plit 10/50 and paid by the Buyer and the Seller, with the exception of the .ell.r'. .ttorn.y.' 1_.. ø. ~ part1ea warrant and IUJr88 that the property 1a being ~ld in it. -.. 1.- condition. I. Second I'loor RooaI - '!'he Buyer aqr_. that for the ahort.r period of ten (10) y.ar. or the ttme during which the Sell.r .hall own and occupy the -Bungalow- located at, 24 North Swinton "Avenue, .djac.ntto the .ubject property, the Seller shall be entitled to the non-exclu.ive common use of the .econd floor roam and facilities located at the -Honterey· house at no co.t to the ..ll.r. J. Additional .._nt. - '1'he subject property shall be conveyed .ubj.ct to the encuœbrance .nd benefit of thoee reciprocal ...ellent. for ingre.. and eqre.. de.cribed and depicted in Exhibit 0 att.ched her.to. With r..pect thereto, tbe .ubject property .hall becOlD8 . part of . property owner'. ...ociation for the purpo.e of_intaininq the said reciproc.l .a.ement .r.... The ~reof the property owner'. a..ociaticin shall be the re.pectiv. own.rs of the ·Mont.r.y· and the -Bungalow· and shall have an .qual voting inter..t in ,the property own.r'. ...ociation. K. Titl. .hall be conveyed to the Buyer .ubject to the oblig.tion. with r.g.rd to the _int.n.nc. of the .ubjectproperty a. .et forth in that oert.in Letter of Agreement between the Stat. of Florid., Department of St.te, Oivi.ion of Hi.toric ".ource., and the Seller, a copy of which 1. attached her.to a. Exhibit -B.- Seller'. Initial., Buyer'. Initi.l., , - " ' . ~ . , ..........øns JIOR .It&Uó JrBrAI'B 2'J1ANSAC2'.1œB . .. ~... WØUI: altAa ab.tract of Utl. pr_recI or b~ht cun...t by a r_Ubl. .... _18UAo _trect n.. Uf lOOt Giat1119 t_ ""rtUled .. cor,.,t by 811 ubUII9 Ural purporUn; to ... an accurata -Vnopd. of the In.tr_nc. .ffacUDQ Utla to ~ '~y _ded 18 tbe pIbllc ~ of tha county whataln llaal'._tty b locat.... thr",,;1I ~ffacU.a Deta aad wblch .lIall c_.nc. .,ltll t'" earll..t publlc nocorcb. o. .uc,h l.t.r data.. uy ... cu.t...ry 1ft t... county. Upon c10.1DQ of tllb U_1DA .... _Uect ....11 ~ t'" ....-rty of Bu~r. .ub:lact to the d;ht of retenUon t"e.eof by n..t ...rt;._ untU . fully paie1. C2~, t:lt~n.ur.ne.e e~lt~nt 1..Y~Þy a. flol'1da lieen.eeI titl. 1,..uter .,,,..1n, to 1..1.1. to luyer. upon _119 of t'" to r. .. _w·. po lcy of tUl. la.ur.aca la t'" _uat of t'" puro..... p.lca. 1a.....1DQ Iuya". Utl. to _1 'r_rty. .ub:lact OIIly to 11..... __.ane... acaptlotlS o. qu.Uflc.UOII ..t fortll lD t..18 Contr.ct ...d t_. wblch JIIa11 ... cUacbarged by Sa1lar at or bafor. c1081DQ. Sall.. .hall COII.-V . ...t.tabl. Utl. .ub:lact OIIly to 11.0.. _-"a_.. .....,u- or ....11t1caUooa aiot forth !.o CoIItrect. ....r...tabl. Utl. ....n ... dat.ra1o'" aCC!>cdiDQ to appllcabl. !lU. St.ociarcb adopted by .lIthorlty of !lie nodda lar 'aDd lD .ccordanc. .,ith b.,. Bu~r ....11 "n. )0 day.. if ab.tc.ct. .... ! day.. if Utl. _tMDt. fc_ date of·e_hl... .0'1........ of Utl. to ."..10. It. If Utl. 1. found dafecth.. .u~r ....11. withl0 1 day.. _lfy Seller 10 .,dtl... apec1fyl... dafectl.l. If the "'tect (.1 ..-.. Utl. .._ct.tabl.. Sall.r .,111 ..... 120 day. I... .-lpt of _1'" .,lthl0 wblch to e_.a t'" dalact(.I, l.ll1l1Q wh1ch Buy.r .h.U ..... t'" opUOII of alt"., .cc:eptlD; t". tltl. ax lt .... b.... -...uDQ . ..r_'of cIopoa1Ú.1 pald wblch .hall ~d1at.ly ... c.tue_to BuyeCl ""'cau_ Buyer ..... Bellae ....U ..1_.. __t"'c of all I....t...c obll;.Uoa. uncia. t'" Conte.ct. Bell.r ..111. if UU. 18 lound _.t.tabl.. "" dillpnt .Uort to corract "'facH.) 18 Utl. ..It..l.. t'" tl_ p....lded tharefor. 11>C1udl11Q t'" brll1Qln<¡ of _Ary .uU.. a. __ _ _, ~ _ III -.za: A pur_.. _ _rt;.;a aIICI ...r....... aot. to Bell.r aIIall prod'" lor . 10 day .r_ padod 10 the ...ot of ...f.ult if . 11..t _rt;.;" .nd . U day .c.ca padod 11 HCOnd or l....e _rt....' Aall _lc1a for d;ht of ~t lD wbol. or la part ..lthout panalty, ....U ....t paralt .cc.l.r.tl.... or l..t....t ad:l......nt / 1. ...nt of eeNl. of -"1 'ropecty, ....11 requlr. .11 prlor U... and .acUOlb..nc.. to he ~apt in ~ .t.....1DQ aDd forbld - . ....s1fl...UOII. of oc tlltur. ad._. unclac pdor _rt;.;a (.1, .nd, the lIOn;.;.. ..ot. ...d .acudty .;.-ot ....11 ... otheNl.. in f.... _ -,t..t nqulrecl by Sell.., but Sall.r ..y oaly requl.. cl.u... cu.t__c11y found 1ft _.t;.;... ...cttap ....t... .nd _lty .....-.. _ally IIUllaad by ...lDQ _ 1...0 1n.UtutlO11.. oc .t.t. or ...Uo...l "'nkaloc.t... 1.. t'" COIIIIty wb.c.l0 ~ Pr~ b located. All he_lty _ laUu ....... COII.ay'" or ...1;_ ..111, .t Seller'. opuon. ... aub:lact to ·t'" 11.. of . ........lty ....r_nt ..1-.c1 by eaeorded 11_1"11 .t.t_nt.. If . ...11_ ........;.. tha 1111&1 pav-ot ..111 __ tile ,..lodlc pav-o" t"'c_. C. _: Buyer..t Buyer'. ___. witlûo t18& all_ to de1h.. .w1_ of titl. aDd to _.. _, _y ..... _1 'copeny ~ aad ...ctll1'" by . calJtataeed Flodda .un&yor. If .unay _. _.-t 011 IIa&l 'ropert)' or t...t 18prov".Dta locatlMS oa _1 Pnaperty eDC~ 011 _tback line., ...-enta, l_neb of otHr., or Ylo1.ate any ....u1ctloa., CnD~ract __to or .....llcabl. .""..-tal calJul.UOII. t'" _ ....11 _.Utut. . Utl. ...fect. . lira....".., II'· .1(- - r -N "141.'" - all,.... ,. .,11-'... 1~TAr. If tt'rJ~. ... ,. - arT r.v.~ al} ~T . P 11 'np..~!. . Y ...,..... t1 I rl ."''1 ~ u··-t P1' t rTRt 11 ~rT"I' ,- .... -1'n1AI 11 UHn 1, 1- . n.tlr ."1"1 ..'....'.la".til'lhR iF Itl"'h '1'1 tIR...... 11 ..tØl .rlVll'. . l' .. 'fITA' '''if ff'T TI'R" Tf "Ut1'r rr ",tit' If' fTJF1~. I~~.. 111 It . 1 .... 1.1' I.,. "Ut If .1"'R nTHr 'h.rllf~ I'hif! till" ., .... . all ..I 1'111. ....h.. 1.U.1. II A..... 1111,111'.111 IRII ..'1..'.....~ .. 11.. '1" þ- "i., I. II 1"111 ---~r..,·ul "11~1 1"11'1 rl~ \I... It al'· ,....t 'TI\ I 1 I.,-la If ,11" '1.",2' I' ,1J.thl-' ,d.? '''r 11.. 'Ulh 1I11"fi. tf' I'''' 'h.' IlI"tJllt. IH~" .t:! 1J li. i "fikr .vp'i'A ., TIRi11iAI tfA'r.f' JU~'A I .I~a ""f ....1'. If . 'Irt.· rl,_I. IUI_rt. "'. Ii IBI .t"'lft BIUrl \" Call.. I' RI¡I'~'" ~ all" 'I ffj...~ itk tkl "Iflr.-tlTR. hi Itl," . ..t 8J~" .Ldl.. II J" ..aM.' at Il..!a, .1 an III lun' '1.1 ,. ".a U.al If Uti ....trn' 1ft. "'11. ..'1..'. fin .a ...... If ~1 .f ""<II 'If' ~.. ,.lrT -Tt '..a~ r.... " III. .. I. Ift.1......1l ... ."'YI~1111 111.ftl'J:r' .r1111.1. 'I ~. rlr'.~'. !:IAt,r ,11.. flu'..., rrn ~Irtrrl . i a. _ _ _. Ballu _rraat. .nd "P....ou t"'t t..... 1a lDQr... .nd ..,.... to tile ....1 'r.....t)' nufflcl..t for .... lDt._ u.. .. _~ 1.. hCll9capb VII h.reof. titl. to wblc" 1a ln acco.dao... ..ltll St.ndard A. r. 1oIIUU: Beller ....11. lOOt 1... t...o U day. hafore clo.ln;. furRtah to Buyer copl.. of .U ..dtr... 1_. .nd ..toppal ¡etcH.. fr08 eM:b t.......t .,.cltyl", tbe ..ture and duration of t.he tenant'. occupancy, Antal cate.1 ad.aDeed cent aDd 8eCul'ity dapoalu paid by tenant. If Sell.. 1a _1. to obtaln .uch l.ttar f._ each t.nant. t... ._ 1ofo...UOII ....11 ... fur..tahacl by Sa1lw to lluyac witll10 tbet u.. ,..lod 10 the fora of . ..l1.r·. .fUdAVit. .nd Buyer _y t"'r_It.r COIIt.ct t_nU to _nUra .ucIo lnf.....tloa. Bell.r _11. .t clo.1DQ. dalh"r .Rd ...l;n all od;1....1 1_... to Buy.r. e. u.s. ..Uer....ll lurlll... to Buy.r .t t18& of clo.ln; .n .fUda.U .tt.aU", to the ab..o.... ....1... ot"'Nl.. pro.lded loc _.10. 01 .ny n...nc1a; at.t_U. cl.laa of 11.R or pot.nU.l l1anora t_ to ..11.. .nd furth.. att..U", t"'t tlle.e .... _n .. lçro._U .... r....lra to 'roperty for 90 day. ~.t.ly p._ln<¡ data of clo.lo;. If .r_rty he. ....n iapro..... or rapale'" wit..1n thet t18&. Bell.. .h.ll dalh.c r.l..... or _h... of _b.olC.· 11.... ..acut'" by .11 ..n.r.l ·_tracton. _te.ctor.. .uppll.... .nd ..t.d.l..n 1i> .ddltion to ..11..·. 11.n .fflda.it ..tUo; fort" the _. of .11 .-cb ..-ra! contcact-oral .aubcoDtracto.ra, auppllec. and ..terlal_n ~nd. further .tfll'a1ng: that all charp. for tapcov...nta or ~c. wbicb =u1.d Hr.. .. . ....la for. ....h.nlc'. 11.0 or . clal. for _;.. ..... _0 pald o. ..111 ... paid .t clo.lo; of tlû. CORteact. the aa1d "U.r'. Afllda.it ....U l_ify and pro.lde for t'" daf.o.. of 8uyar ..It'' caIJ..d to .oy cl.1aa art.tAt fcoa utters ..rcAft~.d to 18 ch. Seller'. Affidavit. a. ft.ICa 01' _: c:108l........U be held in tile couoty wbac. llaal .c_rcy 1a located. at .... offl_ of tlIe .ttomay o. ot...c clonlDQ .pnt ...l;lI&t... by Bell... S. _: !18& ,..lnda her.l0 of 1... t"'o , day. ....11 18 tile _t.UOII ..cl_ Satllnlny.. ~. aad .tat. or ...Uonal ~ Ioollday.. _ any u.a padod prodded for _.111 ....1e11 ....11 ..... 011 Beturday, Su.....y oc 1.....1 ....l1day ....U at.nd to !.OO p... of t". .....t _1..... day. :I. __ _ _: Sell......U furatah _. bl11 of ..1.. _"'olc·. 11... .ffldavlt. ...l,_ot. of 1_.... t...nt and lIOt't'.9. ..toppel letter., aad cocrectlve 1.str...nta. Buyer aball furnish clos1... atat_at, ..rt...., IIOl'tpg. DOt., aacudty .;_nt. .nd fl_l", .t.t_..u. a. _: _tory ___ _ .... _ _ .-rd1119 correcth. 10.tc_u ....11 ... pald by BeU.c. ~t.ry atup.. bt....lbl. tax .od. ._rdin<¡ purcba.. --v _rt;.;. to SeU... _ .od U",oel", .t.t_U .hall ... paid by Buyer. S. ~CIII _1ft: !...... ....._nt.. r.nt. int.r..t. l...u....... aad ot"'r apan... .nd e...ou. of 'roperty ....U ... proratacl tllrou9h day bat.... cl...l.... lluyar ....U .!Ia.. the option of t.tln; oyer .ny ..tau", poUc1.. of 1.............. if ..._1.. In wblch ...nt peaal'" ....11 ... pro..ted. C..II .t donlR; .h.ll ... ioc....... or dacr...ed .. ..y ... requlr'" by prouUon.. 'ror.tion. .,Ul ... ..cia tlll'OUQh day pdoc to occ_ncy lf occupancy occun "'for. cloatn;. M..ac. ..nt .nd aacudty cIapo.1U ..1ll ... cnd1tad to Buyer .nd UCtaI cIapoa1t. IIald by _rt;...... .,111 ... cr...lt... to S.U.t. r..... ....U ... pror.t'" ....... on the cur....t _r·. tu with _ all_ ..... for ..ala. .U_.bl. di.couot. -'.t_d end ot"'r .....Cloa.. If clo.in; occun .t .. date ""'eD t.... cUl'l'ent ye_c'a 1I111a9_ 18 DOt fl.1.ed, and current year'. ........nt 18 avallabl., taae. will be pcol'aced baNd .~ ....... .uch ....._t and the pdor y_c·. 11111.;.. If cuc..nt year'. .......ot 10 DOt ...11.bl.. t".n t..... ..111 ... pror.tad .. tile prlor year'. t... If t..... .r. caapl.tad lapco._oU on llaal 'r_rty by .Jaouary bt of y..r of clonl... wblch Ûlp&'o._oU ...... DOt 1.. alat...ca 011 January bt of tile pdo. y_r t"'o t.... ....11 ... pror.ted ..._ I/IOI\ t... prlor year'. 1I11lAQa _ .t OIl ~tabl. ....._t to ... ....r_ upon bebMao the parU... f.U1o; wblch. requ..t ..111 ... ..... to tile County 'r_rry Appr.l..r foc .0 laf...-l ....._t t.kin; Jnto coul...c.Uon ...Uabl. .....U...... Ail)' t... pror.tiOll _ on .0 ...t1aat. "Y. .t raquast of .1ther Buy.r or BeU.r. ... .ub_uantly e_:luted upon _pt of tAlI 11111 ... ~tiOll ....t . .tat_t to t"'t .ftact 1a 10 Che c108l... .tat_nt. II. SIeCUI. u··,,,---~: Certifled. coaf1'- ..... c.Ufl... apacl.1 ....._nt 11.... .. of date of cloaln<¡ (....t .. of Effactl". Det.1 are to'" paid by Seller. hnd1DQ 11... .. of date of clo.ll19 ....11 ... ..._ by Buyer. If tile lapr",,_ot .... - _stOllt1&11)' ODIIIIleted .. of Effectl.. Det.. nuch paodio; 11... .h.ll ... con.l",r'" .. ....tlfled. confl.- or r.Ufled .nd Saller ahall' at cloalDQ. be. cIInrted an _uot eq...l to t". l.st ..tlaat. of ....._nt for t'" lapro._ot by t'" publlc body. : I~" ~" --;........ - ~f -Ill.. ..,.- tl'~A'. I. I' 10 "It}. ,rlt. tl 111.lftl. ~h. .,111H,. .", f'~:ullJ...t"l Y"T fT' . r .. ,. IA '.·".'1 r~ l-~t,ilr .11. 1111. 111. hI "J(.l.I'U HI'" ~ L JI .. --, 11- . ..~ ~qr1J11 ¡,q"ft'Cr .f l-rr:. .".I....~ f\1 ~..::r ... r.t tiP' IT .-..1 t~I" tin -~,tlr "aAk. r Tl. -'I --~rF -,,'f.~-... ~T.,.tlul . 1'''~' II.. ftlrl '1 nl....... '1" it . r . IAI Ilr'¡ r --... II'T~lAI.r~ "1 I~ PORn"'" ~""''Pl'Fl1)'" R"~TI' ..~. a. 'Id~Tf'F ""IA. hi 1 ta., "'.r· .,'1111 Tin It.... k]" I .tv .. Lftll! 1~ )., rlll1dnl j,1I kill. J T,1n111U aftll ..1IUrll itA '.'H,a't...l tIn rt II.. . It ,H',J'" ~~T;r~~!;-:1f~1 ~. ~~t:;· ~:;t~~::t~~,~~~ ¡¡;:..~) ;:~;~, '::.. ~:~::!. ,:~~:í 1 ::. ~~.h':!~~,t ~I.:~} ::1 = ~I;~~;ft:,. ':" :~~ ~:::i::~~ ~: 'T ""'qft,·r U,I It. r .~, 1'" r t .,-.,.,. Ithloq tha' ·'T' ft'}'1 1''' 11..,.... ...., In' It.t' '1r I . r -f-- T. t. "I'!!'. VI' IIfIJ"I~ II ...,til' 11'11,1".111' 1.1 ...Hl..... 1.11.. ahall Mill. aMttl ..,.1.. ,. ,. valla .ft. ....11 .a~ ... tI. )t If f rr"'"", ,.1.., ,.. I r'" .~r frT II rrr"l'llI" ':I.' a' ..~ ~1i '.'11.... i-:- i'~ F ti. ,'II TI 1JFh Jt T 'F! ~JQ"~ W~Jrrrr ~;. :::. -:~:.: ~I ;::~ ;:~:~r~.~. ~~~~iT:~' ~n=:~ ]~f ~:::.: ;'T~~~~r:I,.:' .~=. -:h:'~~~r::=' .:' .r~!, ~;'Io.:;.:::, : ...11: ,11".1 ,al: .lR~. I~." ., d¡llftl 1'.11.. 111. ~,n ...11 Ik1. ",'1... ,..I 11" u'll1'II' la. 1.1 .R~ .UI'" ,. ,... . fir ~ fF r ,In FlU. If' HUftl ." II '~"JI~ ,'II' ,. 1'1r.fRI Rf" ilR rffl.·r . g..,. lat' ten IT".I 11'''''' IHTT" ,~. '1,~1.1 ~T~ llrt ~~ ·L.'IT C· .. r" r.ll., I"·'] ~llr...ift P,....t.~ lRrlJ~ia, I¡ ~ p-" l1r'·,t ., 'h. ]-"8 r~" .Iu 'r¡." tR ,LT 1 'tit ¡FIÎR r till 11--F~ -rr 1ft" .... - 'i,tî'l .- .. - ... L1IU. Jf tile froparty 10 -.,..s by flta or ~lIer ....ualey "'fo.. clO81DQ aIICI coat of natoraUOII dOea _ aaceacl it of t'" ....._ ..1uatlOll of t... 'roperty eo _;.... coat of r..tor.Uon ....11 ... an oblltation of tile Sell.r aDd clO8lo; aIIall ..- pur....nt to tile t.... of Contract ..ith r..tor.tion .....u .acr_ .t cloaln<¡. If the co.t of e..tor.UOII ....-. n of t". .....- valuatlO11 of tile lapro._t. eo _;.... Buy.r ....11 ..... the option of .1t"'c uktDQ .roperty .. 1. ~"'r ..it.. .1ther tile n oe ..)' 1......_ pr....-a payabl. by .1etua of .uch lon. or _;.. o. of canca11DQ Coatract .nd dWhl", ..tuc. of ........it (.1. . ." -~,.~ ".' - ..~.,.. .---"".... --_..- -~-~._............-._-- "--<-' -..--. .. -- -.-.-- .,-"---"--"" -,. ,.,,-..- - . . . .. _ 01' _, __ _. _ _ _11 be ..-ned _ cl.u_ of f_. It _~_. _i_ of &lU. , -.11 ... OOIItiJI_ .t auye~'. _0" to ._ Utl. i. auye~, witbout .ny .oc_~.oc.. o~ cb.rve ....icb _..ld ~_~ ..11.~·. Ucl. -ut.w. fr<a t... elat. of tlae l..t .yide_. P~OCHd. of t'" ..1. aball ... ...ld io ucro. by "l1u'. .Ucm>!IY o~ by ..... _ ..tually ~. UCIOt..,...t for: . perIod of DOt longa~ th.o 5 day. frea _ .ft.~ clo.ll>9 dat.. If "11.~·. Utl. I.a _red _~tat.w., t::::1b DO f.ult of Buyer. ø..v.r allall. vitbi" the 5 day period. 1I0tifI ..l1.r 111 "dtil>9 of the "'feet _ Sallv aMI! "''1. 30 "'y. ~.. dat. of nca1ptof ...cb IIOt1fiøUoa to cur. t'" defact. I "1l.~ f.ll. to ttaaly c.." tb. "'fact. .11 cIapo8lt (.1 .ball. _ "dtt.1I __nd by Buy.r aJld "ithin 5 ...y. .ft.~ _Dd. ... ncllraad to "'Ye~ .Dd a1-.1_ly vith aucb ~t. luye~ ....11 cahro ..non.lty .nd y.c.t. _1 '~_~ty _ ncoayay it to "11.~ by _1.1 wrr...ty dMd. If Buyer f'µla to ..to ttaaly _Dd fo~ ~.fund. 11Iy.~ ....11 t.t. Utl. .. 1o. _hi"'i .11 dlbt. 0901.... S.ll.~ .. to ...y illtanao1ll9 clafeet _t .. ..y ... .nllabl.to 8uya~ by y~~h. of ..u~."ti.. cont.i_ io t'" _. If . portioa of ... purc_ price 10 to ... de~iYed r._ iutit"UOßal fl,.....,l"'i DC ~.fl......,ll>9. ,nq..lr_"ta of t'" laDdlo, luUt..t!oa u to ~. t1M of *" ...d ~..... fo~ clO.il>9. aDd for dlab,..~_t of ...~tO¡09. p~oceecIa .haU _t~ol Oy.~ ooot~.ty proy1olon ~.. tbia Co.tract. ..1 ... ....U 11.'1. t... do¡bt to ~aq..i~. frea the l...dino¡ i".Ut..Uoa a ..dtt... _...nt t...t it ..111 lOOt vitbbold CUab...._t of IIOn,.o¡. p~oceecIa .. a ~..u1t of àny Utl. clafact .ttdÞutabl. to .uye~__~to¡.o¡o~. The uc~.... .od cl_1I9 ...-.n reqv1nc1 by ~ ._ aay be _had if UtI. oo¡ent b.un. adY.~" ..tt.n pur....nt to _UOII 127. 7IU. r.s. (1'''', .. -..clad. e. _. Iø1 ___..-t C·~·I ~.,1Dt f_ DC ....hal...t 10 ...t......bad alld D9~_. by .""~._ of t.... to cIapoalt _ ........tly. Iao1d _ 111 ........ ODd, amjact to claar._. cU_~.. t.... 10 acco~dall'" "itb t.... _ _CUU..... of CoDtnct. hll..~. of cl....._ of fUDda ....11 IIOt _ auye..·.·perfo......... If iø doubt .. to AtaDt·. "..U.. 0&' l1ablllU.. ......~ the .~o.1oio... Of COIItnct. A<¡."t -v. .t .....t·. opUoa. conti.... to hold the .\abtect _ttu of t'" uc~ OIDtU tll. pa~tl.. ...tual1y II!cae to Ita d1obvr_t, DC IIIItll II' judpant of . cou~t of ._t.ot :t..dadicUOn .ball "'t.rab. tile do¡bta of tll. partl.. or: AgeDt MY cIapoalt vitb eba cl...t of tba circ..it court b..lno¡ turhdlctloa of the cUaput.. Upon DOUfy1no¡ .U paeU.. __ of auc:b actloD. .U llabllity 011 t'" part of Ao¡.ot ....U fuUy t.raiRat.. _capt to tile _t.ot of .CCOUIItl"'i fo~ .ny - / 1_ pr..lou.ly ...lherad out of .8C~"'" If . l1.....ad ~..l ....t. b~ot.r. AII."t "Ill coaply "itb proy1oloa. of Cllapt.~ 475. r.S.I1.8'1. .. -.led. Any ...It "'~II 8uyar ...d "11.~ _... A<¡.nt 10 ..... . pany baca.... of acU"'i .. Avant "'~"'''''r. o~ 10 8IIY ..,It ....raln Apnt Intwp1_ tM _:tact ..tt.i- of tb. .acr..... Ao¡.nt .h.U ~_..~ ~.._.bl. .tto~oay.· f... _. cont. 1acunad "ltb tM f_ and conta to be paid t~ .Dd out of tb. ..8C~_ tuada or ....hal.nt and choco¡ad aDd ....dad .. _~t _to 111 t._ of t'" p~.YDI11119 pa~ty. PuU.. .o¡~" tb.t A<¡.nt .b.U DOt ... llabl. to ...y pa~ty o~ per_ fo~ ai_llY.ty to Iuyar oc Sell... of i_ _tact to till. ......... tml... auc:b ai_11YDry 10 _ to wlUful breacb of CoDt~act o~ ,...... _11o¡...ca of JigeDt. L __,_, Ia _ lltipUOII arl.l", out of tllb CoDt~act. tba .....l1i.... party 18 _b l1Uo¡.UOOI ....Icb. fo~ tile ....rp0.8.. of tllb St.....nI. ab.U loc1..... "U.r. Buy.r. IbUoo¡ broter. luy...·. brot... aod _ ......pnta to tba U.U... _ 0&' auye~'. beot..,. .ball be ...titlad to nc:oY.~ ~_l. .tto~n.y·. f... .Dd _t.. .. I'anIIÙ 01' .......-. If auye~ faLla to parfora Cll10 Contr.ct "itbl. t'" ttaa _1flad ioclUCÜ", paV-t of .U dapoa1t (.11. tile cIapo.u (.1 paId by Buy.., _ cIapoau 1.1 ac¡raad to ... paId, ..y ... e...I_ by or foe tha DCCOUI1t of ..11.., .. eo¡nad IIpQII liquidated -.pa. -.1"'~.t1... for tba .......U... of W. Coatr.ct .Dd I. full ..ttl_ot of ury cl.1aa, .....rallpOll. Buy.~ _ SaU.e ....11 be ...U..1Id of ,all obllo¡.UoÁa Ullde~ ,Cont...ct, or "U.e, .t "U.~·. ""UOD, -r pnocead I. DCU1ty to -'_ Sall...·. do¡hta ._ tbi. Contract. If. fo~ DAY rea..... otbar t.... t.ll..~. of "U... to ..t. .al ..... titl. ....t.tabl. .ft.r cUUo¡ant .ffo~t, "ll.~ falla. "'lacta o~ ~.t..... to perfo.. till. Contr.ct. tb. auye~ ..y _t apac1f1c pad_ or elact to _YO tile cetun of ,Buyer'. cIapoa1t1., without the~aby >Mid", .oy actloa fO&' -... ~..u1tl"'i fe.. "U.~·. be..c:b. t. __ _ __---, ___, -.:a. lleUhe. ·t"lI Cont~acc ftOe .ny DOUce of it ....11 ... e_rclad 1. _ public ._. Tbi. Coøtrac:t aMIl blall _ 1Dure to the _fit of t". pe~U.. .nd tb.l~ .__~. 10 int.....t. .........., th. cont_t pam1ta. .lno¡u1u aMIl locl..... plural and _ ge....~ .IuIU 1....1..... .11. IIoU... o¡lY.. by oe to t!la .ttoroay fO&' OIly pa..ty ....11 ... .. .~fecti'l. .. if ,1'1... by o~ to C"'t pany. v. ~, "U.~ ....11 _yay Utl. to _1 P~_ty by .t.t..toty warr...ty. tRot..'.. par_I ...........t.tlY.·. o~ .-..... _. .. apprapcbt. to tile .t.h. of "U.~, .\ab:tect oaly to ..tt.... _t.illad b '....o¡r.pb VII and t...... ot......b. _tad by luyar. tu_..dty ....11, .t nquaat of 8uY.~. ... tr....f.relld by .0 abaol..t. bill of Nl. vith .....~...ty of Utl.. _:teet ODly to _ ..Ct.~. .. _y ... ot......I.. proylc1ad for 1I.~.ill. Y. _ . 'I'. 110 prloc .... _t ...~nt. 0" npraMnt.Uona ....11 ... blDd1.... _ auye~ 0&' Sall.e nol... inc1uc1ac1 10thll Coatract. 110 _f1caUOD ... cll.ng. iD tbi. Cont~.ct ....U ... yo11d o~ bll1dl.... _ tile pa~t1.. l1li1... I. ..r1U"'i and ..&C..tad by tb. party o~ parU.. lot_ to be boUlld by it. .. -....nu, "U.~ _n...ta that t..... .~. ao facta _ to "U.r ..t.~i.Uy affectl... t'" .,al... of tha _1 .~..ty oob1cb u. aot nacUly .......yabl. by auye~ DC ..iell !lav. DOt _ cUacloaad to I..y.r. . " '. . , . . LETTER OF AGREEMENT This Agreement is made by and between the state of Florida, Department of state, Division of Historical Resources . (hereinafter referred to as the Department), and the community Redevelopaent Agency of the city of Delray Beach (hereinafter referred to as the owner) for the purpose of the rehabilitation of å certain Property known as the Delray Beach Historic Houses, located at Northwest First Avenùe between West Atlantic Avenue and Northwest First street,'Delray Beach, pala Beach county, Florida. In consideration of the sum of $242,800.00 received in grant-in- aid assistance from the Department, the Owner hereby agrees to / the following for a period of ten ye8T~ from the date of project - completion: -=-- 1. The owner agrees to maintain said Property in accordance with good preservation practice and the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation. 2. The owner will not make any modifications to the Property, other than routine repairs and maintenance, without review of the plans and specifications by the Department's Bureau of Historic Preservation. 3. The owner agrees that every effort will be made to design any modifications to the Property in a manner consistent with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation. This Letter of Agreement is entered into and executed on , 1993 WITNESSES COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH Signature of Authorized Official Typed Name ~nd Title of Authorized Official DEPARTMEtf'l' OF STATE JOSEPH A. SOLE Assistant secretary Florida Department of State GEORGE W. PERCY Director, Division of Historical Resources Florida Department of State SUZANNE P. WALKER Chief, Bureau of Historic Preservation (I EXHIBIT ]riori.O Depart.... of sto'e ¿ L' .. ·" . , --. M E M 0 RAN DUM TO: MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSIONERS FROM: ~CITY MANAGER SUBJECT: AGENDA ITEM i ~I?~ - SPECIAL MEETING OF MARCH 14. 1995 RESOLUTION NO. 12-95 DATE: MARCH 10, 1995 Resolution No. 12-95 authorizes the City to purchase certain property from Temple Sinai and Stanley Tate, with further authorization to immediately transfer the property to a specified designee. The resolution also accepts the contracts and agreements stating the terms and conditions for the acquisition and transfer, and adopts a settlement agreement. The required advertising for these property transactions has been done. On February 28, 1995, the Commission continued this item to a special meeting on March 14, 1995, in anticipation of the matter being finalized. However, it is expected that the City Attorney will request an additional continuance to a future date certain. K £.50 I LatOn #1.;)-95 e E..J E.,C+€-D 5-0 ref:agmemo4 ." .- . . . REJECTED - 3/14/95 RESOLUTION NO. l2-95 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING THE CITY TO PURCHASE FROM SELLER CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY IN PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, AS DESCRIBED HEREIN ; AUTHORIZING THE CITY TO TRANSFER TO A DESIGNEE THE SAME REAL PROPERTY, HEREBY INCORPORATING AND ACCEPTING THE CONTRACTS AND AGREEMENTS STATING THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR THE ACQillSITION AND TRANSFER BETWEEN THE SELLER, THE DESIGNEE, AND THE CITY OF DELRA Y BEACH, FLORIDA, AND ADOPTING THE SETTLEMENT AS CONTAINED IN THE AGREEMENTS ATTACHED HERETO. WHEREAS, the City of Delray Beach, Florida, is presently involved in an inverse condemnation lawsuit brought by Stanley Tate, as Trustee, ("TATE") concerning property north of Atlantic Avenue and west of the Lake Worth Drainage District's E-4 canal; and WHEREAS, in an effort to settle the lawsuit, the City of Delray Beach desires to enter into purchase contracts with Temple Sinai and Tate for the acquisition of property hereinafter described and immediately a designate, Financial Florida Developers, Inc. as the buyer; and WHEREAS, the City of Delray Beach, Florida has previously entered into a reservation agreement with Temple Sinai, Inc. for the acquisition of property for road right-of-way purposes, and at this time the City of Delray Beach desires to exercise its option to purchase the road right-of-way and immediately transfer to its designee; and WHEREAS, further the City desires to release and/or quitclaim any interest it may have in the Davis Road right-of-way south of Owens Baker Road, north of the L-33 Canal and west of the E-4 Canal, as well as any interest the City may have in the Lake Worth Drainage District's E-4 Canal easement south of the L-33 Canal, north of Atlantic Avenue, and east of the fifteen foot alley as indicated on the plat of replat of part, Breezy Ridge Estates, as recorded in Plat Book 24, Page 116 of the Public Records of Palm Beach County, Florida; and WHEREAS, Financial Florida Developers, Inc. desires to accept the release or quitclaim of the City's interest in Davis Road south of Owens Baker Road, north of the L-33 Canal and west of the E-4 Canal to accept designation as outlined in the agreements; and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DELRA Y BEACH, FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS: REJECTED - 3/14/95 ." . .. . . REJECTED - 3/14/95 Section 1. That the City Commission of Ule City of Delray Beach, Florida, as Buyer, hereby agrees to purchase from Temple Sinai, Inc. and Stanley Tate, as Trustee, as Sellers, land, for right-of-way purposes, and for the settlement of a lawsuit, and for good and valuable consideration, as more clearly set forth in the documents attached hereto as composite Exhibit "B"; said parcel being more particularly described as follows: . See Exhibit "A" attached hereto Section 2. That the City Commission of the City of Delray Beach, Florida, as assignor, hereby agrees to designate to Financial Florida Developers, Inc., the purchase and sale contracts with Temple Sinai, Inc. and Stanley Tate, as Trustee, for the above described property pursuant to the assiginnent agreement attached hereto for other good and valuable consideration as set forth in composite Exhibit "B" hereto. Section 3. That the City Commission of the City of Delray Beach, Florida, hereby agrees to release and/or quitclaim any interest it may have acquired in the Davis Road right-of-way south of Owens Baker Road, north of the L-33 Canal, and west of the E-4 Canal, as well as any interest the City may have in the Lake Worth Drainage District's E-4 Canal easement south of the L-33 Canal, north of Atlantic A venue, and east of the fifteen foot alley as indicated on the plat of replat of part, Breezy Ridge Estates as recorded in Plat Book 24, Page 116 of the Public Records of Palm Beach County, Florida, to Financial Florida Developers, Inc. Section 4. That the costs of closing and transactions, title insurance, document preparation and attorney I s fees shall be as set forth in the contracts and agreements for sale and purchase attached as composite Exhibit "B" hereto. Section 5. That the terms and conditions contained in the contract for sale and purchase and addenda thereto between the City of Delray Beach, Florida, and the Sellers and all other designations, agreements, stipulations and other documents attached hereto as composite Exhibit "B" are incorporated herein. PASSED AND ADOPTED in regular session on the day of , - 1995. ATTEST: MAYOR City Clerk tate.ord REJECTED - 3/14/95 RES. NO. 12-95 , , ." - . . REJECTED - 3/14/95 EXIDBIT "A" A PORTION OF PLAT OF TEMPLE SINAI of Palm Beach County as recorded in Plat Book 46, Page 53, being more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at the SW comer of said plat thence N.83°59'0"E. a distance of 30 feet, then N.6°01'00"W. a distance of 163.37 feet, thence N.oo12'30"E. a distance of 187.2 feet, thence W a distance of .96 feet, thence N a distance of 690.93 feet, thence N.89°12'30"W., a distance of 72.01 feet, thence S a distance of 691.92 feet, thence E a distance of 42.96 feet, thence S.oo12'30"W. a distance of 188.72 feet, thence S.6°0l'00"E. a distance of 165.00 feet to the point of beginning. and All of that portion of the following three (3) tracts being in Section 18, Township 46 South, Range 43 East, and lying west of E-4 Canal, Palm Beach County, Florida. 1. The S. 1/2 of the N.W. 1/4 of the S.W. 1/4 of the N.E. 1/4. 2. The N. 1/2 of the S.W. 1/4 of the S.W. 1/4 of the N.E. 1/4. 3. The S. 1/2 of the S.W. 1/4 of the S.W. 1/4 of the N.E. 1/4. ALSO the S. 3/4 of the E. 1/2 of the S.E. 1/4 of the N.W. 1/4 of said Section 18. Sometimes referred to as Tracts 24, 25 & 26, MODEL LAND COMPANY SUBDMSION Section 18/46/43 (plat Book 6, Page 51). LESS THE FOLLOWING: The North 100.00 feet of that part of the South half (S 1/2) of the Northwest quarter (NW 1/4) of the Southwest quarter (SW 1/4) of the Northeast quarter (NE 1/4) of Section 18, Township 46 South, Range 43 East, lying west of the westerly right of way line of Davis Road, together with the North 100.00 feet of the South three quarters (S 3/4) of the East half (E 1/2) of the Southeast quarter (SE 1/4) of the Northwest quarter (NW 1/4) of said Section 18, less the West 30.0 feet thereof, all lying in Delray Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida. ALSO LESS: The West 30.0 feet of the South three-quarters (S 3/4) of the East half (E 1/2) of the Southeast quarter (SE 1/4) of the Northwest quarter (NW 1/4) of Section 18, Township 46 South, Range 43 East, Delray Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida, less the South 70.0 feet thereof. REJECTED 3/14/95 RES. NO. 12-95 '" ,- . . REJECTED - 3/l4/95 . ALSO LESS: The South 100 feet of the North 200 feet of the South three quarters (S 3/4) of the East half (E 1/2) of the Southeast quarter (SE 1/4) of the Northwest quarter (NW 1/4) of said Section 18, less the West 30 feet thereof; together with the South 100 feet of the North 200 feet of that part of the South three- quarters (S 3/4) of the West half (W 1/2) of the Southwest quarter (SW 1/4) of the Northeast quarter (NE 1/4) of said Section 18, lying west of Lake Worth Drainage District's Canal E-4. and Any road right-of-way that the City of Delray Beach may have title to or some ownership interest in along Davis Road south of Owens Baker Road west of or within the Lake Worth Drainage District easement for the E-4 Canal, and north of the L-33 Canal. and That part of Section 18, Township 46 South, Range 43 East, Palm Beach County, Florida, described as follows: Commence at the Southeast comer of Lot 1, Block 1, Sudan Unit A, as recorded in Plat Book 28, Page 144 of the Public Records of Palm Beach County, Florida; thence S.89°44'58"E., along the easterly extension of the south line of said Lot 1, 47.52 feet to the point of beginning; thence S.l1 °58'04'W., 1400.06 feet to the Northeast comer of the plat of replat of part, BREEZY RIDGE ESTATES, as recorded in Plat Book 24, Page 116 of the Public Records of Palm Beach County, Florida (said Northeast comer being 20.00 feet north of the north'line of Lot 10, replat of part Breezy Ridge Estates and 15.00 feet east of the east line of Lot 11, replat of part, Breezy Ridge Estates); thence S.8°28'41"W., along the east line of said plat and along the east line of the 15 foot alley as shown on said plat ofreplat of part, Breezy Ridge Estates, 688.40 feet, thence S.0059'19"E, along the east line of said plat and along the east line of said alley, 199.58 feet to the north right of way line of State Road 806 as shown in Road Plat Book 3, Page 28 of the Public Records of Palm Beach County, Florida, thence N.71 °37'41 "E., along said north right of way line, 25.15 feet to a line 24.00 feet east of and parallel with the said east line of the plat replat of part, Breezy Ridge Estates; thence N.0059'19"W, along said parallel line, 190.08 feet; thence N.8°28'41 "E., along a line 24.00 feet eást of and parallel with the said east line of the plat of replat of part, Breezy Ridge Estates, 685.68 feet; thence N.11 °58'04"E., 1404.31 feet to the intersection with the easterly extension of the south line of said Lot 1, Block 1, Sudan Unit A; thence N.89°44'58"W., along said extension, 24.51 feet to the said point of beginning. REJECTED ~ 3/14/95 RES. NO. 12-95 , - ,., é'\ tM [IT' DF DELRA' BEA[H DELRAY BEACH F LOR I ) A tI.ttd 100 N,W, 1st AVENUE· DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 33444 . 407/243-7000 All-America City , III J! MEMORANDUM 1993 TO: David T. Harden, City Manager FROM: ~bert A. Barcinski, Assistant City Manager SUBJECT: AGENDA ITEM #5P3, CITY COMMISSION MEETING 3/14/95 SUPPORT OF PROPOSED MOTION SCHOOL BOARD - MAGNET PROGRAM PINE GROVE DATE: March 7, 1995 ACTION City Commission is requested to endorse and support a motion being proposed by Mr. Bob Hayes at the March 15, 1995, School Board meeting concerning a magnet program at Pine Grove Elementary School. BACKGROUND Mr. Hayes will be proposing the attached motion for approval at the March 15, 1995, School Board meeting concerning a magnet program at Pine Grove. The Education Board unanimously (5-0) supported the motion at their March 6, 1995, meeting. RECOMMENDATION Endorse the proposed motion and forward a letter of support to the School Board. RAB:kwg Attachment File:g:agenda Doc.:Magnet.Bob ~wed 5-0 @ Pnnted on Recycled Paper THE EFFORT ALWAYS MATTERS MAGNET PROGRAM FOR PINE GROVE ELEMENTARY I move that the Board designate Pine Grove Elementary School as a magnet school begining with the 1996-1997 school year subject to the following conditions. A community based group be formed to work with the Pine Grove SAC the District Magnet School Coordinator and other appropriate groups such as the Cultural Council and the Network Compliance Committee to determine the most appropriate magnet program for Pine Grove. The determination to be made not later than September of 1995. At such time as the determination is made as to the most appropriate magnet program the selection will be presented to the Board for approval. Upon approval the Principal will, working with the SAC and other resources, develop a plan and proposed budget to be presented during the 1996 budget process. Both the plan and the budget should be formulated to take ~imum advantage of community resources in order to require the smallest possible amount of financial resources from the District. The District will provide the same support for Pine Grove that is provided District wide for all other magnet schools such as, busing and advertising. Submitted by, Bob Hayes ." M E M 0 RAN DUM TO: MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSIONERS FROM: ~ITY MANAGER SUBJECT: AGENDA ITEM # S p i-SPECIAL MEETING OF MARCH 14. 1995 APPROVAL OF AGREEMENT AND SERVICE AUTHORIZATION NO. 1 WITH HAZEN & SAWYER. P.C. DA TE : MARCH 10, 1 995 This is before the Commission to consider approval of an agreement with Hazen & Sawyer, P.C. for general civil and sanitary consulting engineering services. On February 21, 1995, Commission approved the ranking of firms to provide these services with authorization to enter into contract negotiations. Hazen & Sawyer was the top ranked firm. This agreement supersedes all prior agreements with the consultant and will govern all future service authorizations for consulting engineering services. Also requested is approval for Service Authorization No. 1 in the amount of $110,151.00 for the design of six (6) stormwater pump stations on the barrier island. Services proposed include engineering design, plan preparation, permit acquisition, bidding/negotiation, and construction administration for the construction of pump stations at Waterway Lane, Beach Drive/Seaspray, Island Drive, Harbour Drive, Seasage Drive and the upgrade of the existing Thomas Street facility. Funding is available from the following accounts, through budget transfer from Atlantic Avenue/Miramar Drive Pump Station (Account No. 448-5411-538-62.46): Thomas Street Pump Station Acct. #448-5411-538-62.35 Beach Drive at Seaspray Pump Station Acct. #448-5411-538-63.34 Waterway Lane Pump Station Acct. #448-5411-538-63.35 Harbour Drive Pump Station Acct. #448-5411-538-63.36 Seasage Drive Pump Station Acct. #448-5411-538-63.37 Island Drive Drainage Improvements Acct. #448-5411-538-63.38 Upon receipt of the $1. 6 million loan, the $110,151. 00 will be transferred back to the Atlantic Avenue/Miramar Drive Pump Station account. Recommend ¡¡¡¡;.' ','," '." '.,.~.,...,...... h' ,. .,.~,.. "" ,,' '." '. ",... ..,,,,,... . . ....~~ .'ê('·"'; , ~...", ","-:(¿. ()__._""n1 .5-0 ref: agmemo6 ~ ·" Agenda Item No. AGENDA REOUEST Date: 03/09/95 Request to be placed on: XX Regular Agenda special Agenda Workshop Agenda When: 03/14/95 Description of item (who, what, where, how much): Staff requests Commission approval of a continuing agreement with Hazen and Sawyer, P.C. for General Civil/sanitary Consulting Engineering services and Service Authorization #1 in the amount of $110,151.00 for design of six (6) storm water pump stations on the barrier island. Services proposed include engineering design, plan preparation, permit acquisition, bidding/negotiation, and construction administration for construction of pump stations at Waterway Lane, Beach Drive/Seaspray, Island Drive, Harbour Drive, Seasage Drive and upgrade of the existing Thomas Street facility per Storm Water Master Plan recommendations. Funding will be from account # 448~411-538-62.35, 63.3ffij 63.35, 63.36, 63.37, 63.~8. ú» 13;300.DD -3Uffl. -Jb,1f)j,ðD~ l3~~.~-~D,O\O,~-- 1 S\Oõ3¡ ORDINANCE/RESOLUTION REQUIRED: J__/NO DRAFT ATTACHED J__/NO Recommendation: Staff recommends approval of continuing agreement for general Civil/Sanitary consulting engineering services and Service Authorization No. 1 for design of six (6) storm water pump stations. DEPARTMENT HEAD SIGNATURE: a4Jc,il '11/'15 Determination of Consistency with comprehensive Plan: City Attorney Review/Recommendation (if applicable) Budget Director Review (required on all items involving expenditure of funds): , Funding aVai1ah1.~NO~ Funding alternati (if applicable) Mirarnar Dr Account No. 'Descriptio e Bel~ Pendmg Budget transfer fran 448-5411-538-62.46 Atl Av Pump Account Balance balance ~2UU,682.UU St. City Manager Review: 448-5411-538-62.35 Thanas St. Pump ST. $ 13,300.00 Approved for agenda: YES/NO 448-5411-538-63.34 Beach Dr Seasage Pump St. $31,473.00 Hold until: 448-54 11-538-63.35 Waterway Lane Pump St. $16,703.00 448-5411-538-63.36 Harbor Dr Pump St. $13,632.00 Agenda Coordinator Review: 448-5411-538-63.37 Seasage Dr Pump St. $20,010.00 Received: 448-5411-538-63.38 Island Dr Drainage $15,033.00 Placed on Agenda: Total $110,151.00 Action: Approved/Disapproved . "' " MEMORANDUM TO: David T. Harden City Manager ~ FROM: Richard C. Hasko, P.E. Deputy Director of Public utilities SUBJECT: GENERAL CIVIL/SANITARY CONSULTING CONTRACT FOR HAZEN & SAWYER DATE: March 9, 1995 Attached is a copy of an agenda request and continuing agreement for General Civil/Sanitary Consulting Engineering Services with Hazen & Sawyer, P.C. This agreement will supersede all prior agreements with the consultant and will govern the terms of all future service authorizations for consulting engineering services. The terms of the agreement remain the same as the previous contract with the exception of minor language revisions limiting reimbursable expenses invoiced to the City. In addition, Service Authorization #1 to this agreement is attached for Commission approval for the engineering design of six (6) storm water pump stations on the barrier island. The total service authorization is for $110,151. 00, and includes engineering design, plan preparation, permit acquisition, bidding/negotiation and construction administration services for construction of storm water pump stations at waterway Lane, Beach Drive/Seaspray, Island Drive, Harbour Drive, Seasage Drive and upgrade of the existing facility on Thomas Street. This work is in accordance with recommendations in the City's Storm Water Master Plan and programming as previously directed by Commission. Funding for this service authorization is from the following accounts: THOMAS STREET #448-5411-538-62.35 BEACH DRIVE #448-5411-538-63.34 WATERWAY LANE #448-5411-538-63.35 HARBOUR DRIVE #448-5411-538-63.36 SEASAGE DRIVE #448-5411-538-63.37 ISLAND DRIVE #448-5411-538-63.38 RCH: jem c: William H. Greenwood C. Danvers Beatty ·" City of Delray Beach Budget Transfer Form (1) Departmental line Transfer (2) Dale 3/9/95 . . ~___ ,_ ___··.__.__________u____.____ (3) Interfundllnterdepartmental Transfer (4) Batch Number ____ -- (5) Requested By: ___-º-<'I,!l.~~~~!y___u___________________________________________,________ PROJECT II (6) ACCOUNT NUMBER (7) DESCRIPTION (8) TRANSFER OUT (9) TRANSFER IN 95-030 448-5411-538-62.46 Atlantic Ave/Miramar $11 0, 151. 00 Drive Pump Station 95-031 448-5411-538-62.35 Thomas Street Pump $13,300.00 Station 95-037 448-5411-538-63.34 Beach Drive at 31,473.00 Seaspray Pump Station 95-038 448-5411-538-63.35 Waterway Lane Pump 16,703.00 Station 95-039 448-5411-538-63.36 Harbor Drive Pump 13,632.00 Station 95-042 448-5411-538-63.37 Seasage Drive Pump 20,010.00 Station 95-006 448-5411-538-63.38 Island Drive Drainage 15,033.00 Improvements (10) TOTAL $110,151.00 $11 0, 151. 00 JUSTIFICATION: Provide fund in for consultin services for the above receipt of the 1.6 million dollar loan, the $110,151.00 will be transferred back to the Atlantic Avenue/Miramar Drive Pum Station account. Department Head Asst City Manager ________ ______n___"_ Finance Director _.._____._________.. __u_ ____..___..__" City Manager __,______ _______u_, ___ _""___ (11) Budget Revision Date _________________ (12) Control Number ______________ ___ (13) Period _____________________ (14) Count ____________ ORIGINAL-BUDGET CANARY-FILE PINK-DEPARTMENT .. r'lAR 8 '95 17:38 FROM H/S FT.PIERCE PRGE.OO2 .' I' .. CITY OF DELRA Y BEACH ÇQNSUL TlNG SERVICE AUTHO~ZA TJON DATE: SERVICE AUTHORIZATION NO. 1 FOR CONSULTING SERVICES CITY P.O. NO. CITY EXPENSE CODE: PROJECT NO. (CITY) (HAZEN AND SAWYER, P.C.) - TITLE: Miscellaneous Barrier Island PYO'IP Stsltì90§ aog Drainage Improvements This Service Authorization, when executed, shal~,þe incorporated in and shall become an integral part of the contract dated as if written there in full. I, PROJECTDESC~P~ON This ServÎce Authorization is for the provision of design, permitting, bidding and construction management ~rvices for stormwater pump stations and associated drainage improvements located at Waterway Lane, Beach Drîve/Seaspray Avenue, Island Drive, Harbour Drive, Thomas Street, and Seasage Drive. Specifically, the improvements include: Construction of new duplex stormwater pump stations, each to in dude vertical turbine pumps, (Except Seasage has submersible) concrete watwe", gravity and pressure discharge lines. remote telemetry unit, and flap gate backflow preventers. Also, includes rehabilitation of the existing stormwater pump station at Thomas Street induding addition of a second pump, replacement of the discharge line, lining of the existing wetwell, and all electrical and control modifications. Work is assumed to be limited to City road right of ways or existing draìnagelutiUty easements. II. §ÇQPJ; OF SERVICES , A. e.Þ.19 I - Study and Report Phase - Not Applicable at ~hil Time , B. fþas9 " - Preliminary Design Phase - Not AppliC{tþlt at this lime \ Page 1 of6 FlP.4116008:03-08-95 '" ." 11RR 8 '95 17:38 FROM H/S FT.PIERCE F'RGE . DD:3 i' C. Phase III - Einal DesiVn Phase - Provide final desÌfjJ" and construction documents", CONSULTANT shall provide final design phase services in accordance with Article III. C of the Contract. . CONSULTANT shall perform all hydrologic and hydraulic modeling necessary for system design. CONSULTANT shall perform hydraulic analysis for pump station design. CONSULTANT shall prepare necessary site, demolition, paving and grading plans and construction details. CONSULTANT shall prepare all construction specifications. CONSULTANT shan produce the final design drawings on standard 4-mil, 22-inch by 34-inch mylar sheets. CONSULTANT shall prepare all drawings utilizing a CAD system. CONSULTANT shall furnish, with the drawings, one set of CAD drawings tiles on IBM PC-AT formatted, magnetic media compatible with AUTOCAD Version 10 (or later) for use by CITY. \ ... Services shall include preparation of detailed final opinion of probable construction cost based upon the completed final design drawings and specifications as approved by CITY. The estimate shall reflect changes in scope incorporated during design reviews with CITY staff. CONSULTANT shall be responsible for the coordination with CITY staff and deparu:nents, and for the activities of the sub-consultants. Part of this function is to monitor progress of all staff associated with the project and to identify critical areas of concern VJhich faJI behind schedule. CONSULTANT will maintain a detailed project . schedule and take steps when necessary to insure the project stays on schedule. CONSULTANT shall submit monthly project status reports to CITY_ D. Phase IV ... Bidding/Negotiation Phase - Provide þicjslinv and contract negotiation services. The CONSULTANT shall provide Bidding/Negotiation Phase Services in accordance With Article 111.0 of the Contract. CITY will utilize standard procurement procedures for the fonnal advertising and receipt of bids. ( CONSUL TANT will furnish 20 copies of final drawings and specifications for the City's use. I CONSUL TANT will provide pre~bid services, such as preparation of advertisements for publication by the CITY, distribution of planholder lists, issuing of addenda, answering technical questions during the bidding period. attending the bid opening, evaluating bids, and making a recommendation for award. I Page 2 of6 FtP.411600a:03-08-95 · t'1AR 8 '95 17:39 FROM H/S FT.PIERCE PAGE.C1C14 CONSULTANT will prepare 10 copies of conformed contract documents for execution by Contractor and review executed Contract Documents and bonds before forwarding to the CITY for execution. E. Phase V - Construction PhaSê - Proyide construction manJäement HMces. CONSULTANT shall provide Construction Phase services in accordance with Article III. E of the Contract. CONSULTANT shall provide part time resident project representation through íts Resident Engineer and Engineering Inspectors in accordance with Article IIl.F of the Contract. The CITY will provide material and soil testing and inspection services as required to assure compliance with the construction documents. Also, CITY will utilize the services of a concrete testing laboratory to perform concrete tests as detailed in the construction specifications and deemed necessary by CONSULTANT. CONSULTANT shall not be respojIsible for the means, methods and accuracy of matenal testing subcontractors. F. PhaSè VI - Resident PrQject Representative Sêry.ic.es Phase - Not þ'pplicable .at this Time III DATA AND ~ef\VlçeS 1'0 BE PROVlQI!D BY THE CITY CITY shall provide Data and other services in accordance with Article IV of the Contract. IV COMPENSA lJON 1. WATERWAY LANE FEE Design $10,857 Bidding $1,670 Construction $4,176 Lump Sum $16,703 f , , Page 3 of6 FtP.4116008:03-08-95 "' ~·lRR 8 '95 17:40 FROM H/S FT.PIERCE PRGE.00S 2. BEACH DRIVE I SEASPRA Y FEE Design $20,458 Bidding $3,147 Construction $7,868 Lump Sum $31,473 3. ISLAND DRIVE fEE Design .. $9,772 Bidding $1,503 Construction $3,758 Lump Sum $15,033 4. HARBOUR DRIVE . Ef£; Design $8,861 Bidding $1,363 Construction $3,408 Lump Sum $13,632 ( \ \ Page 4 of 6 FtP.4116008:03-06-95 ~ 5. SEASAGE DRIVE EEE \ Design $13,007 Bidding $2,001 Construction $5,002 . Lump Sum $20,010 ¡ 6. THOMAS STReeT ~ Design $9,310 Bidding $1,330 Construction " $2,660 Lump Sum $13,300 . Total Lump Sum Items 1 - 6 $110,151 All permitting fees will be a direct cost to the CITY on a time and materials basis. Additional services, if necessary, Will be provided on a time and materials basis upon written approval from the CITY. "- IV TIME OF PERFORMANCE The completion times for this work Will be as follows (starting at written Notice to Proceed). Cumulative Completion 1ime ( Design 14 weeks Permitting 20 weeks Bidding/Award 20 weeks I Construction 42 weeks .. . , This service authorization is approved contingent upon the ci ty' s acceptance of and satisfaction with the completion of the services rendered in the previous phase or as encompassed by the previous service authorization. If the city in its sole I discretion is unsatisfied with the services provided in the previous phase or service authorization, the City may terminate the contract without incurring any further liability. The CONSULTANT may not commence work on any service authorization approved by the City to be included as part of the contract , without a further notice to proceed. Approved by: CITY OF DELRAY BEACH: CONSULTANT: Date Date Thomas E. Lynch witness Mayor witness Attest: STATE OF COUNTY OF The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this Approved as to Legal day of , Sufficiency and Form ~ ---- (name of officer or agent, title of officer or agent), , (Name of corporation ACknowledging), a (state or place of incorporation) corporation, on behalf of the corporation. He/She is (personally known to me) (or has produced identification) (type of identification) (as identification) and (did/did not) take an oath. Signature of Person Taking Acknowledgement signature of Acknowledger Typed, Printed or Stamped 11 I ,~ '" AGREEMENT FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR GENERAL CIVIL/SANITARY CONSULTING SERVICES Consultant: Hazen & Sawyer, P.C. Date: TABLE OF CONTENTS paae I. Definitions; General Considerations 1 II. General Duties of Consultant 3 III. Duties of Consultant; Study and Report Phase through Construction Phase and Resident Project Representative Services Phase 4 A. Phase I - Study and Report Phase 4 B. Phase II - Preliminary Design Phase 5 C. Phase III - Final Design Phase 6 D. Phase IV - Bidding/Negotiation Phase 7 E. Phase V - Contract Phase 8 F. Phase VI - Resident Project Representative Services 11 Phase IV. Data and Services to be Provided by City 15 V. Time of Performance 16 VI. Agreement Period 16 VII. Compensation 17 VIII. Payment 17-19 IX. Miscellaneous provisions 20 A. OWnership of Documents 20 B. copies of Documents 21 C. Insurance 21-22 D. Litigation Services 23 E. Authority to Contract 23 F. Assignment 24 G. Confidential Information 24 H. Non-Exclusive Contract 24 I. Sub-Consultants 25 J. Notices 25 K. Attachments 25 L. Truth-In Negotiation Certificate 25 M. Records 26 N. Personnel 26 o. Equal Opportunity Employment; Non-Discrimination 26 P. Prohibition Against Contingent Fees 26 Q. Termination 27 R. Indemnification 27 S. Interest of the Consultant 28 T. Compliance with Laws 28 u. Jurisdiction; Venue 28 TABLE OF CONTENTS cont. ~ v. Attorney's Fees 28 w. Internal Disputes Between Owner and Consultant 29 x. Project Scheduling 29 Y. Extent of Agreement 29 Exhibit A: Service Authorization(s) (sample) B: Hourly Rate Chart (sample) C: Invoice (sample) AGREEMENT FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this day of , 19 , by and between the CITY of Delray Beach, Florida, hereinafter referred to as "CITY", and Hazen & Sawyer, P.C. , hereinafter referred to as "CONSULTANT". WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, the CITY has provided notice of the desired professional services and carried out the proper selection process pursuant to and in accordance wi th the Consul tants Competative Negotiation Act, and; WHEREAS, the CITY represents that it is a Florida Municipal corporation with the authority to engage the CONSULTANT and accept the obligation for payment for the services desired, and; WHEREAS, the CITY desires to engage the CONSULTANT to perform certain professional services pertinent to such work in accordance with this AGREEMENT and with SERVICE AUTHORIZATIONS to be issued at the time of or subsequent to execution of this AGREEMENT; and WHEREAS, the CONSULTANT shall provide such professional services in accordance wi th this AGREEMENT and SERVICE AUTHORIZATION(S). NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises and the mutual benefits which will accrue to the parties hereto in carrying out the terms of this AGREEMENT, it is mutually understood and agreed as follows: I. DEFINITIONS; GENERAL CONDITIONS A. THE SCOPE OF WORK is to be implemented as set forth by this AGREEMENT and by SERVICE AUTHORIZATIONS, which are attached hereto and made a part hereof, and as also may be added as approved by the CITY from time to time. B. A SERVICE AUTHORIZATION is a form to be used to authorize work, projects, and services. The form shall be executed by the CITY'S and CONSULTANT'S representatives. A CITY purchase order number shall be identified on the form. The purchase order 1 authorization is established in the CITY Code of Ordinances with provisions for expenditure level of approval authorizations. A sample form of the service authorization is attached as Exhibit "A" to this AGREEMENT. The projects, work and services to be performed by the CONSULTANT and time for comple- tion of the particular phase of the work by CONSUL- TANT shall be authorized by a SERVICE AUTHORIZATION. The SERVICE AUTHORIZATION shall include the scope of work to be performed; the budget cost, complete with an itemization of manhours, wage rates, reimbursable expenses, and other related costs; schedule for completion and name of project manager. The SERVICE AUTHORIZATION shall be signed by the CITY and the CONSULTANT'S authorized representative. A City purchase order shall be issued with authorization identifying funds and amount of expenditures. The terms of this AGREEMENT supersede the terms stated on the purchase order. C. CONSTRUCTION COSTS shall be the total estimated cost to the CITY of all elements of the project designed or specified by the CONSULTANT. Construction costs shall include the cost at current market rates of labor and materials furnished by the Contractor and equipment designed, specified, selected or specially provided for by the CONSULTANT, plus a reasonable allowance for the contractor's overhead and profit. In addition, a reasonable allowance for contingencies shall be included for market conditions at the time of bidding and for changes in the work during con- struction. Construction cost does not include the compensation of the CONSULTANT or CONSULTANT'S subconsultants, the cost of the land, rights-of-way, financing or other costs which are the responsibility of the CITY. The CONSULTANT shall use its best judgment as a design professional familiar with the construction industry in estimating the construction cost. D. PHASES: A phased approach may be utilized. The CITY and the CONSULTANT shall have the right to negotiate the terms of each phase as contained wi thin each SERVICE AUTHORIZATION, and to reject any SERVICE AUTHORIZATION, if the parties cannot agree to the terms of the SERVICE AUTHORIZATION. In the event the parties cannot agree, the CITY may select another proposer or go out for additional proposals in order to complete the subsequent phase(s) of the project. This phased approach shall not waive the CITY'S right to terminate the CONSULTANT'S contract during any phase of the project. 2 II. GENERAL DUTIES OF CONSULTANT A. The relationship of the CONSULTANT to the CITY will be that of a professional CONSULTANT, and the CONSUL- TANT will provide the professional and technical services required under this AGREEMENT in accordance wi th acceptable professional practices and ethical standards. No employer/employee relationships shall be deemed to be established and the CONSULTANT, its agents, subcontractors, and employees shall be independent contractors at all times. B. Professional and Technical Services. It shall be the responsibility of the CONSULTANT to work with the CITY and apprise it of solutions to problems and the approach or technique to be used towards accomplish- ment of the CITY'S objectives as set forth in SERVICE AUTHORIZATIONS, which will be made a part of this AGREEMENT upon execution by both parties. C. The scope of services to be provided shall be covered in detail in SERVICE AUTHORIZATIONS. D. The CITY shall establish a budget for each project awarded to CONSULTANT. The CONSULTANT shall be responsible for providing, at no additional cost to the CITY, new designs, drawings, specifications, reports and other applicable services if the budget for the entire project is exceeded during and up to completion of the final design phase of the project; however, nothing contained herein shall require the CONSULTANT to bear additional costs if the additional costs are a resul t of a change in the scope of services directed by the CITY. E. The CONSULTANT shall be responsible for the profes- sional quali ty , technical accuracy, timely comple- tion, compliance with regulations and rules, and the coordination with all appropriate agencies of all designs, drawings, specifications, reports and other services furnished by the CONSULTANT under this AGREEMENT. If the CITY determines there are any errors, omissions or other deficiencies in the CONSULTANT'S designs, drawings, specifications, reports and other services, the CONSULTANT shall, without additional compensation, correct or revise said errors or omissions to the satisfaction of the CITY. F. Approval by the CITY of drawings, designs, specifica- tions, reports and incidental professional services or materials furnished hereunder shall not in any way relieve the CONSULTANT of responsibility for the 3 technical adequacy of its work. The CITY'S review, approval or acceptance of, or payment for, any of the services shall not be construed to operate as a waiver of any rights under this AGREEMENT or of any cause of action arising out of the performance of this AGREEMENT. G. The CONSULTANT designates Gary W. Bors. P.E., as its representative to act as liaison with the CITY. The representative shall manage and coordinate CITY projects and is hereby authorized to act on behalf of the CONSULTANT to negotiate and approve SERVICE AUTHORIZATIONS and act on any other related matter with respect to performance of services for the CITY in accordance with the AGREEMENT. Any change to name another person shall be requested in writing to the CITY, and shall be approved by the CITY. H. CONSULTANT shall attend all meetings, as specified or as defined in each SERVICE AUTHORIZATION of the CITY Commission or any CITY approval Board, where the proj ect is discussed, unless the City's representa- ti ve declares such attendance and participation is not necessary. In addition, the CONSULTANT shall attend all additional meetings as may be required to facilitate the project. III. DUTIES OF CONSULTANT; STUDY AND REPORT PHASE THROUGH CONSTRUCTION PHASE AND RESIDENT PROJECT REPRESENTATIVE SERVICES PHASE The following Duties of CONSULTANT are separated into phases of the project which if approved via SERVICE AUTHORIZA- TIONS shall be performed by the CONSULTANT. The CITY may require SERVICE AUTHORIZATIONS which contain additional re- quirements applicable to the project. The CITY must authorize through SERVICE AUTHORIZATIONS, the commencement of each phase of the work. A. Phase I - Study and Report Phase If the Study and Report Phase is authorized, the following requirements shall apply. (1) The CONSULTANT shall consult with the CITY to clarify and define the CITY'S requirements for the Project and review available data. (2) The CONSULTANT shall advise the CITY as to the necessity of the CITY'S providing or obtaining from others, data or services. 4 (3) The CONSULTANT shall identify and analyze permit and approval requirements of all governmental authorities having jurisdiction to approve the design of the Project and participate in consultations with such authorities. (4) The CONSULTANT shall provide analyses of the CITY'S needs, planning surveys, site evaluations and comparative studies of prospective sites and solutions. (5) The CONSULTANT shall provide a general economic analysis of Owner's requirements applicable to various alternatives. (6) The CONSULTANT shall prepare a Report containing schematic layouts, sketches and conceptual design criteria with appropriate exhibits to indicate clearly the considerations involved (including applicable requirements of governmen- tal authorities having jurisdiction as afore- said) and the alternative solutions available to the CITY and setting forth CONSULTANT'S findings and recommendations. This Report will be accompanied by CONSULTANT'S pre-design estimate of probable costs for the Project, including, but not limited to the following which will be separately itemized: Construction Cost, allow- ance for engineering costs and contingencies allowances for such other items, such as charges of all other professionals and consultants, for the cost of land and rights-of-way, for compensation for or damages to properties, and for permit, review and/or approval fees by other governmental agencies, if required. The CONSUL- TANT shall also provide a preliminary evaluation of the City's Project Schedule. The City's Project Schedule and probable construction costs shall be evaluated and updated throughout subsequent phases of the work. (7) The CONSULTANT shall furnish the number of copies of the study and Report documents as provided in the SERVICE AUTHORIZATION and review them with the CITY. B. Phase II - Preliminary Design Phase If the Preliminary Design Phase is authorized, the following requirements will apply: (1) The CONSULTANT, in consultation with the CITY shall determine the general scope, extent and character of the Project. 5 "' (2) Prepare Preliminary Design documents consisting of final design criteria, preliminary drawings, outline specifications and written descriptions of the Project. (3) Advise the CITY if additional data or services are necessary and assist the CITY in obtaining such data and services. (4) Furnish the specified number of copies of the above Preliminary Design documents as contained within the SERVICE AUTHORIZATION and present and review them with the CITY. (5) The CONSULTANT shall submit to the CITY a preliminary estimate of construction costs based on current area, volume or other unit costs, which shall be updated throughout the design development phase. (6) The CONSULTANT shall prepare a development schedule, which shall include, but shall not be limited to, the review and approval times by all governmental agencies as may be required. (7) The CONSULTANT shall make available all design calculations and associated Data, and partici- pate in meetings in which Value Engineering Analysis of the proj ect takes place, at such times and places as shall be determined by the CITY. C. Phase III. Final Design Phase. If the Final Design Phase is authorized, the following requirements shall apply: (1) The CONSULTANT shall prepare construction documents which shall include but not be limited to drawings and technical specifications, general and supplementary conditions, bid forms, invitations to bid, instructions to bidders, with technical criteria, descriptions and design data necessary for permitting by governmental authorities, and shall include any further adjustments in the scope or quality of the project or in the construction budget authorized by the CITY. (2) The CONSULTANT shall in the preparation of construction documents, technical criteria, written descriptions and design data, take into 6 ., account all currently prevailing codes and regulations governing construction in the City of Delray Beach, Florida, and shall meet the requirements of all other agencies or govern- mental authorities having jurisdiction over the project. (3) The CONSULTANT shall prepare a detailed opinion of probable cost in accordance wi th paragraph I.C., which shall be reviewed by the CITY prior to going out for bids. (4) The CONSULTANT shall provide the required documents and attend meetings as necessary, for the approval of governmental boards, agencies or authorities having jurisdiction over the project. (5) The CONSULTANT shall use bid documents provided by the CITY including bidding forms, conditions of the contract, and form of AGREEMENT between the CITY and CONTRACTOR. (6) The CONSULTANT shall prepare all documents including design and plan revisions required for the approval of governmental authorities having jurisdiction over the project. Said approvals are required prior to the public notice for the I~vitation to Bid and submission of applications therefore are the responsibility of the CONSULTANT. (7) The CONSULTANT shall provide the CITY the number of copies of contract documents as specified in the service authorization. D. Phase IV - Bidding/Negotiation Phase. If the bidding phase is authorized, the following requirements shall apply: (1) The CONSULTANT shall assist the CITY in obtain- ing bids or negotiated proposals, assist in awarding and preparing contracts for construc- tion, attend pre-bid conferences, prepare addenda, provide written recommendation of award, assist in the compilation/preparation of contract documents, and after the award assist the City in securing the required bonds and certificates of insurance, and in the review of the contract documents for completeness. (2) The CONSULTANT shall attend the bid opening, prepare bid tabulation sheets and assist the 7 ,,' CITY in evaluating bids or proposals and in assembling and awarding contracts for construction, materials, equipment and services. (3) The CONSULTANT shall issue addenda as appro- priate to interpret, clarify or expand the Bidding Documents. (4) The CONSULTANT shall consult with and advise the CITY as to the acceptability of subcontractors, suppliers and other persons and organizations proposed by the prime contractor(s) (herein called CONTRACTOR(S» for those portions of the work as to which such acceptability is required by the Bidding Documents. (5) Consul t with the CITY concerning and determine the acceptability of substitute materials and equipment proposed by CONTRACTOR(S} when substi- tution prior to the award of contracts is allowed by the Bidding Documents. E. Phase V - Construction Phase If Contract Administration is authorized, the follow- ing requirements shall apply: (1) The CONSULTANT shall provide administration of the contract for construction as set forth herein and as contained within the general conditions of the contract for construction. (2) The CONSULTANT shall be a representative of and shall advise and consult with the CITY during construction and until final payment to the contractor is due. The CONSULTANT shall have authority to act on behalf of the CITY only to the extent provided in this AGREEMENT and as provided in the contract for construction unless otherwise modified by written instrument. (3) The CONSULTANT shall visit the site at regular intervals appropriate to the stage of construc- tion or as otherwise agreed to by the CITY and the CONSULTANT, in writing, to become generally familiar with the progress and quality of the work completed and shall determine in general if the work is being performed in a manner indicat- ing that the work when completed will be in accordance with the contract documents. The CONSULTANT shall be required to make on-site observations to review the work. The CONSULTANT shall keep the CITY informed of the progress and quality of the work and shall provide certifi- 8 cation to the CITY of satisfactory completion of all phases of the work in compliance with the plans, specifications, and/or approved changes or modifications thereto. (4) The CONSULTANT shall not have control over or charge of and shall not be responsible for construction means, methods, techniques, sequences or procedures of construction or for safety precautions and programs in connection with the work, since these are solely the CONTRACTOR'S responsibility under the contract for construction. The CONSULTANT shall make : every reasonable effort to ensure that the CONTRACTOR completes the work in accordance with the current approved schedule and carries out the work in accordance with the Contract documents. (5) The CONSULTANT based on observations and evalua- tions of CONTRACTOR'S applications for payment, shall review and certify the amounts due the CONTRACTOR. (6) The CONSULTANT'S certification for payment shall constitute a representation to the CITY, based on the CONSULTANT'S observations at the site as provided herein and on the data comprising the CONTRACTOR'S application for payment, that the work has progressed to the point indicated and that, to the best of the CONSULTANT'S knowledge, information, and belief, the quality and quanti- ty of the work is in accordance with the con- tract documents. The foregoing representations are subject to an evaluation of the work for conformance with the contract documents upon substantial completion, to results of subsequent tests and inspections, to minor deviations from the contract documents, correctable prior to completion and to specific qualifications expressed by the CONSULTANT. The issuance of the certificate of payment shall further consti- tute a representation that the CONSULTANT has made observations to review the quality or quantity of the work. (7) The CONSULTANT shall recommend disapproval or rejection of CONTRACTOR'S work to the CITY which does not conform to the contract documents. The CONSULTANT will have authority to require additional inspection or testing of the work in accordance with the provisions of the contract documents, whether or not such work is fabricated, installed or completed. 9 (8) The CONSULTANT shall review and approve or take other appropriate action upon CONTRACTOR'S submittals such as shop drawings, product data, and samples for the purpose of checking for conformance with information given and the design concept expressed in the contract docu- ments. The CONSULTANT shall evaluate and determine the acceptability of substitute materials and equipment proposed by CONTRACTORS. (9) The CONSULTANT shall prepare change orders and construction change directives with supporting documentation and data if deemed necessary by the CONSULTANT, for the CITY'S approval and execution in accordance with the contract documents, and may authorize minor changes in the work not involving an adjustment in the contract sum or an extension of the contract time which is consistent with the intent of the contract documents. (10) The CONSULTANT shall conduct inspections to determine the date or dates of substantial completion and the date of final completion, shall receive and forward to the CITY for the CITY'S review and records, written warranties and related documents required by the contract documents and assembled by the CONTRACTOR and shall issue a final certificate for payment upon compliance with the requirements of the contract documents. (II) The CONSULTANT shall interpret matters concern- ing performance of the CITY and CONTRACTOR under the requirements of the contract documents on written request of either the CITY or CONTRACTOR. The CONSULTANT'S response to such requests shall be made with reasonable prompt- ness and within any time limits agreed upon. (12) Interpretations of the CONSULTANT shall be consistent with the intent of and reasonably inferable from the contract documents and shall be in writing or in the form of drawings. When making such interpretations, the CONSULTANT shall endeavor to secure faithful performance by both the CITY and the Contractor. (13) The CITY shall be the final arbiter on matters relating to aesthetics. 10 (14) The CONSULTANT shall render written interpreta- tions within a reasonable time on all internal disputes between the CITY and CONTRACTOR relat- ing to the execution of the progress of the work ~s provided in the contract documents. (15) The CONSULTANT'S interpretations on internal disputes are not binding on the CITY and the CITY may result to remedies afforded by this contract to resolve the issue. (16) The CONSULTANT shall provide the number of sets of the construction documents to the CONTRACTOR as specified in the SERVICE AUTHORIZATION. (17) Upon completion of construction the CONSULTANT shall provide to the CITY, three sets of record drawings, signed and sealed, plus one set of mylars incorporating as built conditions and other data furnished by contractor(s) to CONSULTANT. (IS) In company with the city, the CONSULTANT shall visit the Project to observe any apparent defects in the completed construction, assist the CITY in consultations and discussions with CONTRACTOR(S) concerning correction of such deficiencies, and make recommendations as to replacement or correction of defective work. F. Phase VI - Resident project Representative Services Phase If the Resident Project Representative Services Phase is authorized the following requirements shall apply: A. A Resident Project Representative will be assigned to assist CONSULTANT in carrying out his responsibilities to CITY at the site. Resident Project Representative is CONSULTANT'S agent at site, will act as directed by and under the supervision of CONSULTANT, and will confer with CONSULTANT regarding Resident Representa- tive's actions. Resident Representative's dealing in matters pertaining to the on-site work shall in general be wi th CONSULTANT and CONTRACTOR keeping the CITY advised as neces- sary. Resident Project Representative's deal- ings with subcontractors shall only be through or with the full knowledge and approval of CONTRACTOR. Resident Project Representative shall generally communicate with the CITY with the knowledge of and under the direction of CONSULTANT. 11 B. Resident Project Representative shall where applicable: 1. Review the progress schedule, schedule of Shop Drawing submittals and schedule of values prepared by CONTRACTOR and consult with CONSULTANT concerning its general acceptability. 2. Attend meetings with CONTRACTOR, such as preconstruct ion conferences, progress meetings, job conferences and other project-related meetings, and prepare and circulate copies of minutes thereof. 3. Working principally through CONTRACTOR'S superintendent, assist CONSULTANT in serving as the City's liaison with CONTRAC- TOR, when CONTRACTOR'S operations affect the CITY'S on-site operations. 4. Assist in obtaining from the CITY addition- al details or information, when required for proper execution of the Work. 5. Record date of receipt of Shop Drawings and samples. 6. Receive samples which are furnished at the site by CONTRACTOR, and notify the CONSUL- TANT of availability of samples for exami- nation. 7. Advise the CONSULTANT and CONTRACTOR of the commencement of any Work requiring a Shop Drawing if the submittal has not been approved by the CONSULTANT. 8. Conduct on-site observations of the Work in progress to assist the CONSULTANT in determining if the Work is, in general, proceeding in accordance with the Contract Documents. 9. Report to the CONSULTANT whenever Residen- tial Project Representative believes that any Work is unsatisfactory, faulty or defective or does not conform to the Contract Documents, or has been damaged, or does not meet the requirements of any inspection, test or approval required to be made; and advise the CONSULTANT of Work that Resident Project Representative 12 .. believes should be uncovered for observa- tion, or requires special testing, inspec- tion or approval. Nothing herein shall relieve the CONTRACTOR or the CONSULTANT from the duties imposed by the contract. 10. Verify that tests, equipment and systems startups, and operating and maintenance training are conducted in the presence of appropriate personnel, and that CONTRACTOR maintains adequate records thereof; and observe, record and report to the CONSUL- TANT appropriate details relative to the test procedures and startups. 11. Accompany visiting inspectors representing public or other agencies having jurisdic- tion over the proj ect, record the results of these inspections and report to the CONSULTANT. 12. Report to CONSULTANT when clarifications and interpretations of the Contract Docu- ments are needed and transmit to CONTRACTOR clarifications and interpretations as issued by the CONSULTANT. 13. Consider and evaluate CONTRACTOR'S sugges- tions for modifications in Drawings or Specifications and report with Resident Project Representative's recommendations to the CONSULTANT. Transmit to CONTRACTOR decisions as issued by the CONSULTANT. 14. Maintain at the job site orderly files for correspondence, reports of job conferences, Shop Drawings and samples, reproductions of original Contract Documents including all Work Directive Changes, Addenda, Change Orders, Field Orders, additional Drawings issued subsequent to the execution of the Contract, CONSULTANT'S clar if ications and interpretations of the Contract Documents, progress reports, and other Project related documents. 15. Keep a diary or log book, recording CON- TRACTOR hours on the job site, weather condi tions, data relative to questions of Work Directi ve Changes, Change Orders or changed conditions, list of job site visitors, daily activities, decisions, observations in general, and specific 13 observations in more detail as in the case of observing test procedures; and send copies to the CONSULTANT. 16. Record all names, addresses and telephone numbers of the CONTRACTOR, all subcontrac- tors and major suppliers of material and equipment. 17. Furnish the CONSULTANT periodic reports as required of progress of the Work of the CONTRACTOR's compliance with the progress schedule and schedule of Shop Drawing and sample submittals. 18. Consul t with the CONSULTANT in advance of schedule major tests, inspections or start of important phases of the Work. 19. Draft proposed Change Orders and Work Directive Changes, obtaining backup materi- al from CONTRACTOR and recommend to the CONSULTANT, Change Orders, Work Directi ve Changes, and Field Orders. 20. Report immediately to the CONSULTANT and the CITY upon the occurrence of any acci- dent. 21. Review applications for payment with CONTRACTOR for compliance with the estab- lished procedure for their submission and forward with recommendations to the CONSUL- TANT, noting particularly the relationship of the payment requested to the schedule of values, Work completed and materials and equipment delivered at the site but not incorporated in the Work. 22. During the course of the work, verify that certificates, maintenance and operation manuals and other data required to be assembled and furnished by CONTRACTOR are applicable to the items actually installed and in accordance wi th the Contract Docu- ments, and have this material delivered to the CONSULTANT for review and forwarding to CITY prior to final payment for the Work. 23. Before the CONSULTANT issues a certificate of Substantial Completion, submit to CONTRACTOR a list of observed items requir- ing completion or correction. 14 24. Conduct final inspection in the company of the CONSULTANT, the CITY and the CONTRACTOR and prepare a final list of items to be completed or corrected. 25. Observe that all items on final list have been completed or corrected and make recommendations to the CONSULTANT concern- ing acceptance. C. The Resident Project Representative shall not: 1. Authorize any deviation from the Contract Documents or substitution of materials or equipment. 2. Exceed limitations of the CONSULTANT'S authority as set forth in the Contract Documents. 3. Undertake any of the responsibilities of CONTRACTOR, subcontractors, or CONTRACTOR's superintendent. 4. Advise on, issue directions relative to or assume control over any aspect of the means, methods, techniques, sequences or procedures of construction unless such advice or directions are specifically required by the Contract Documents. 5. Advise on, issue directions regarding or assume control over safety precautions and programs in connection with the Work. 6. Accept Shop Drawing or sample submittals from anyone other than CONTRACTOR. 7. Authorize the CITY to occupy the Project in whole or in part. 8. Participate in specialized field or labora- tory tests or inspections conducted by others except as specifically authorized by the CONSULTANT. IV. DATA AND SERVICES TO BE PROVIDED BY THE CITY The CITY shall provide the following: A. Furnish or cause to be furnished such reports, studies, instruments, documents, and other information as the CONSULTANT and CITY mutually 15 deem necessary and which are under control of the CITY. B. Other data and services to be agreed upon in subsequent SERVICE AUTHORIZATIONS. C. Pay for all legal advertisements incidental to obtaining bids or proposals from contractors. D. The City Manager or his designee shall act as the CITY'S representative with respect to the work to be performed under this AGREEMENT. The City Manager or his designee shall have the author i ty to the extent authorized by the City Charter and Code of Ordinances to exercise the rights and responsibilities of the CITY provided in this contract. Said authority may include but is not limited to: transmit instructions, stop work, receive information, interpret CITY'S policies and decisions with respect to materi- als, equipment, elements, and systems pertinent to the services covered by this AGREEMENT. E. Pay all permit application filing fees. F. Provide access to CITY facilities. V. TIME OF PERFORMANCE A. The CONSULTANT will begin work promptly after issuance of a notice to proceed. B. The CONSULTANT'S services called for under the AGREEMENT shall be completed in accordance with the schedule contained in each SERVICE AUTHORIZATION. If the CONSULTANT'S services are unreasonably delayed by the CITY in excess of 180 days, the time of perfor- mance and compensation shall be renegotiated, provid- ed; however, the CONSULTANT as a condition precedent to renegotiation shall notify the CITY within fifteen (15) calendar days from the end of the delay of CONSULTANT'S proposed additional costs incurred by reason of said delay. VI. AGREEMENT PERIOD The period of service is from the date of execution of this AGREEMENT until such time as all outstanding SERVICE AUTHORIZATIONS issued have been completed. Each SERVICE AUTHORIZATION shall delineate a time for completion of the service to be rendered. 16 ,.. ." VII. COMPENSATION A. The CITY will compensate the CONSULTANT for the services performed on each SERVICE AUTHORIZATION in accordance with a negotiated lump sum, or a not to exceed budgeted amount based on time charges which are based upon hourly rates, plus reimbursable expenses if compensation is based on Method II and other related costs as are specified in the SERVICE AUTHORIZATION. 1. METHOD 1 - LUMP SUM LumD Sum Amount. Wherever possible, the scope of services for Services, Projects or Programs shall be thoroughly defined and outlined prior to its authorization. The CITY and CONSULTANT shall mutually agree to a lump sum amount for services to be rendered and a detailed scope of services. Should the CITY deem that a change in the scope of services is appropriate, then a decrease or increase in compensation shall be authorized in writing. In lump sum contracts, the CONSULTANT shall submit the estimated man hours, wage rates and other actual unit costs supporting the compensation. The CONSULTANT shall submit a truth in negotiation certificate stating that all data supporting the compensation is accurate, complete and current at the time of contracting. 2. METHOD II - TIMES CHARGES/NOT TO EXCEED BUDGETED AMOUNT computation of Time Charaes /Not to Exceed Amount. When a service is to be compensated for on a time charge/not to exceed basis, the CONSULTANT will submit a not to exceed budget cost to the CITY for prior approval based on actual time charges which shall not exceed established hourly rates as shown in Exhibit B attached hereto, plus reim- bursable expenses and other related costs. The CITY shall not be obligated to reimburse the CONSULTANT for costs incurred in excess of the not to exceed cost amount. a. The CITY agrees to pay the CONSULTANT compensation for services rendered based upon the actual personnel's raw hourly salary rates as shown in Exhibit B for services rendered on CITY projects multiplied by an overhead factor which shall not exceed 3.0. Maximum 17 permissible profit included in the overhead factor shall not exceed ten percent (10%). The overhead factor may be subject to audit. The schedule of hourly rates as set forth in Exhibit B is attached hereto and made a part hereof. The rates listed in Exhibit B may be adjusted upon AGREEMENT of the parties. b. In addition, the CITY shall pay for reim- bursable expenses invoiced at the actual cost of expenditures incurred by the CONSULTANT if provided in the SERVICE AUTHORIZATION as follows: (I) Identifiable transportation expenses in connection with the Project, subject to the limitations of section 112.061, Florida statutes. Transportation expenses to locations outside the Dade- Broward-Palm Beach-Martin County area or from locations outside the Dade-Broward-Palm Beach-Martin County area will not be reimbursed unless specifically pre-authorized in the Service Authorization. (2) Identifiable per diem, meals and lodgings, taxi fares and miscellaneous travel-connected expenses for CONSULTANT's personnel subject to the limitations of Section 112.061 Florida Statutes. Meals for travel inside Dade-Broward- Palm Beach-Martin County will not be reimbursed. Meals and lodging expenses will not be reimbursed for temporarily relocating CONSULTANT'S employees from one of CONSULTANT'S offices to another office if the employee is relocated for more than ten (10) consecutive working days. Lodging will be reimbursed only for room rates equivalent to Holiday Inn, Howard Johnson or Ramada Inn. 18 (J) Actual cost of identifiable courier and express mail services. (4) Actual expense of reproductions, of Drawings and Specifications for bidding and contract execution including duplicate sets at the completion of each SERVICE AUTHORIZATION for the CITY'S review and approval. (5) Actual expenses of testing, laboratory services, and field equipment. (6) Actual expense of overtime work requiring higher than regular rates, when authorized by the CITY. (7) Actual cost of all permit fees paid to regulatory agencies for approvals directly attributable to the project. These permit fees do not include those permits required for the construction contractor. Reimbursable subconsultant expenses are limited to the items described above when the subconsultant agreement provides for reimbursable expenses. Non-reimbursable expenses, include but not limited to the following: computer hardware and software costs, word processing, Auto Cadd, progress prints, etc. B. Subcontractual service shall be invoiced at the actual fees paid by the CONSULTANT, plus an addition overhead factor which shall not exceed ten percent (10%) of the cost of these services to compensate CONSULTANT, for the procuring and manage- ment of the sub-consultant, and for the other financial and administrative costs. Subcontractual services shall be approved by the CITY in writing prior to performance of the subcontractual work. 19 ." C. Total Compensation (including, but not limited to compensation for sub-consultants) for all services and expenses shall not exceed the budget cost listed upon each SERVICE AUTHORIZATION, without written approval. D. If the CITY determines that any price for services, however calculated provided by the CONSULTANT, including profit, negotiated in connection with this AGREEMENT or any cost reimbursable under this AGREE- MENT was increased by any significant sums because the CONSULTANT or any subcontractor furnished incom- plete or inaccurate costs or pricing data, then such price or cost or profit shall be reduced accordingly and the SERVICE AUTHORIZATION shall be reduced accordingly and the SERVICE AUTHORIZATION shall be modified in writing to reflect such reduction. VIII.PAYMENT The CITY agrees that it will use its best effort to pay the CONSULTANT within thirty (30) calendar days from presentation of the CONSULTANT'S itemized report and invoice and approval of the CITY'S representative, unless additional time for processing is required for payments for basic services, subcontractual services, and reimburs- able expenses as defined in section VII. The CONSULTANT shall submit monthly invoices, as required in the SERVICE AUTHORIZATION, which shall include a report of work completed during the respective invoice period. Invoices shall be in a format consistent with those shown in Exhibit C. The report shall be adequate in detail to describe work progress (% complete for each task) and written summaries of work completed. No payment request shall exceed the value of work and services performed by the CONSULTANT under the SERVICE AUTHORIZATION. IX. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS A. Ownership of Documents: A set of reproducible mylar drawings, and C.A.D. disks in a format compatible with CITY'S Computer system, shall be given to the CITY. Details, design calculations, and all other documents and plans that resul t from the CONSULTANT'S SERVICES under this AGREEMENT shall become and remain the property of the CITY, including patent and copyright rights, whether the project is completed or not, and will be delivered to the CITY upon demand. CONSULTANT reserves the right to retain a copy of all such 20 documents for record purposes. Where such documents are required to be filed with governmental agencies, the CONSULTANT will furnish copies to the CITY upon request. The contract work is represented by hard copy documentation; software, is provided to the CITY for convenience only. B. CODies of Documents: The CONSULTANT shall prepare sufficient copies of all documents necessary to obtain approval through the CITY'S processes, as well as other governmental authorities. See also Section III (C) (7) for addi- tional requirements. The CITY acknowledges that the materials cited in Paragraph IX A. and other data provided in connection with this AGREEMENT which are provided by the CONSULTANT are not intended for use in connection with any project other than the project for which such materials are prepared. Any use by the CITY of such materials in connection with a project other than that for which such materials were prepared without prior written consent and adaptation by the CONSULTANT shall be at the CITY'S sole risk, and the CONSULTANT shall have no responsibility or liability therefore. C. Insurance: without limiting any of the other obligations or liabilities of the CONSULTANT, the CONSULTANT shall, at his own expense, provide and maintain in force, until all of its services to be performed under this AGREEMENT have been completed and accepted by the CITY (or for such duration as it otherwise specified hereinafter), the following insurance coverages: 1. Worker's Compensation Insurance to apply to all of the CONSULTANT'S employees in compliance with the "Worker's Compensation Law" of the State of Florida and all applicable Federal Laws. A. Employer's Liability with limits of $100,000 per person, $500,000 per occur- rence and $100,000 per each disease. 2. Comprehensive General Liability with minimum limits of One Million Dollars ($1.000.000.00) per occurrence combined single limit for Bodily Injury Liability and Property Damage Liability. Coverage must be afforded on a form no more restrictive than the latest edition of the Comprehensive General Liability policy, without 21 · restrictive endorsements other than ISO Endorse- ment GL 21 06 (Engineers, Architects, or Survey- ors Professional Liability exclusion), as Filed by the Insurance Services Office and must include: a. Premises and/or Operations \ b. Independent Contractors c. Products and Completed operations - CONSUL- TANTS shall maintain in force until at least three years after completion of all services required under this AGREEMENT, coverage for Products and Completed Opera- tions, including Broad Form Property Damage. d. Broad Form Property Damage e. Contractual Coverage applicable to this specific AGREEMENT. f. Personal Injury Coverage with minimum limits of coverage equal to those required for Bodily Injury Liability. 3. Business Automobile Liability with minimum limits of Three Hundred Thousand Dollars ($ 300,000.00) per occurrence combined single limit for Bodily Injury Liability and Property Damage Liability. Coverage must be afforded on a form no more restrictive than the latest edition of the Business Automobile Liability policy, without restrictive endorsements, as filed by the Insurance Services Office and must include: a. Owned Vehicles b. Hired and Non-Owned Vehicles c. Employers' Non-Ownership 4. Professional Liability Insurance with minimum limits of Ten Million Dollars ($10,000,000.00) per occurrence. Coverage shall be afforded on a form acceptable to the CITY. CONSULTANT shall maintain such professional liability insurance until at least one year after a certificate of Occupancy is issued. 22 .., 5. Prior to commencement of services, the CONSUL- TANT shall provide to the CITY certificates of Insurance evidencing the insurance coverage specified in the foregoing Paragraphs Cl, C2, C3, C4. All policies covered within subpara- graphs C1, C2, C3, C4, shall be endorsed to provide the CITY with thirty (30) days notice of cancellation and/or restriction. The CITY shall be named as an additional insured as to CONSUL- TANT' S liability on policies referenced in subparagraph C2. The required certificates of Insurance shall not only name the types of policies provided, but also shall refer specifically to this AGREEMENT and section and to the above paragraphs in accordance with which insurance is being furnished, and shall state that such insurance is as required by such paragraphs of this AGREEMENT. The CONSULTANT shall also make available to the CITY a certi- fied copy of the professional liability insur- ance policy required by paragraph 4 above for the CITY'S review. Upon request, the CONSULTANT shall provide copies of all other insurance pOlicies. 6. If the initial insurance policies required by this AGREEMENT expire prior to the completion of the services, renewal certificates of Insurance of policies shall be furnished thirty (30) days prior to the date of their expiration. For Notice of Cancellation and/or Restriction; the policies must be endorsed to provide the CITY with thirty (30) days notice of cancellation and/or restriction. 7. The CONSULTANT'S insurance, including that applicable to the CITY as an Additional Insured, shall apply on a primary basis. D. Litiqation Services: It is understood and agreed that CONSULTANT'S services include reasonable participation in litiga- tion or dispute resolution arising from this AGREEMENT. CONSULTANTS participation shall include up to 30 hours of services related to litigation or dispute resolution. Any such services in excess of 30 hours shall be an additional service. E. Authority to Contract: The CITY represents that it is a municipal corporation with the authority to engage the 23 .., CONSULTANT for professional services described in the SERVICE AUTHORIZATIONS and to accept the obligation for payment for the services described in the SERVICE AUTHORIZATIONS. F. Assianment: The CITY and the CONSULTANT each binds itself and its successors, legal representatives, and assigns to the other party to this AGREEMENT and to the partners, successors, legal representatives, and assigns of such other party, in respect to all covenants of this AGREEMENT subject to budget considerations and requirements of law; and, neither the CITY nor the CONSULTANT will assign or transfer their interest in this AGREEMENT without the written consent of the other. G. Confidential Information: During all times that the CONSULTANT is employed on behalf of the CITY and at all times subsequent to the date of this contract, all discussions between the CITY and the CONSULTANT and all information developed or work products produced by the CONSULTANT during its employment and all matters relevant to the business of the CITY not otherwise being a matter of public record shall be deemed to be confidential. All such information and work product shall be protected by the CONSULTANT and shall not be revealed to other persons without the express written permis- sion of the CITY, unless mandated by order of the court. H. Non-Exclusive Contract: The CITY reserves the right to award projects to other firms pursuant to the Florida Statutes Consul- tant's Competitive Negotiations Act during the period of service of the CONSULTANT. The CONSULTANT agrees to cooperate with the CITY and other firms in accom- plishing work that may require joint efforts to accomplish the CITY'S goals. This cooperation, when requested by the CITY, will include but not be limited to: 1. Sharing technical information developed under contract with the CITY. 2. Joint meetings for project coordination. 3. Establish lines of communication. 24 ,,' I. Subconsultants: In the event the CONSULTANT, during the course of the work under this AGREEMENT requires the services of any subcontractors or other professional associates in connection with services covered by this AGREEMENT, CONSULTANT must secure the prior written approval of the CITY. J. Notices: Whenever either party desires to give notice unto the other, it must be given by written notice, sent by registered United States mail, with return receipt requested, addressed to the party for whom it is intended at the place last written, as the place for giving of notice in compliance with the provisions of this paragraph. For the present, the parties desig- nate the following as the respective places of giving of notice to wit: citv of Delrav Beach City Manager City of Delray Beach, Florida 100 N.W. 1st Avenue Delray Beach, Florida 33444 CONSULTANT Hazen & Sawver. P.C. 2101 CorDorate Blvd.. suite 301 Boca Raton, FL 33431 K. Attachments: Request for Qualifications is hereby incorporated within and made an integral part of this AGREEMENT. L. Truth-In-Neqotiation Certificate: Signature of this AGREEMENT by CONSULTANT shall act as the execution of a truth in negotiation certifi- cate stating that wage rates and other factual unit costs supporting the compensation of this AGREEMENT are accurate, complete, and current. The original contract price and any additions thereto shall be adjusted to exclude any significant sums by which the CITY determines the contract price was increased due to inaccurate, incomplete, or non-current wage rates and other factual unit costs. 25 M. Records: Records of all expenses relative to each SERVICE AUTHORIZATION shall be kept on a generally recognized accounting basis and shall be available to the CITY or its authorized representative at mutually conve- nient times. N. Personnel: The CONSULTANT represents that it has or will secure, at its own expense, qualified personnel required in performing the services under this AGREEMENT. All work shall be performed under the direction of a professional, registered under the State of Florida in the field for which he is responsible for perform- ing such services. The project manager shall be approved by the CITY under each SERVICE AUTHORIZA- TION. Key project personnel will be identified for each project and expected to perform t~e work assign- ment as can reasonably be expected, and as approved by the CITY. o. Eaual ODDortunitv EmDloyment: Non-Discrimination: CONSULTANT agrees that it will not discriminate against employees or applicants for employment because of race, creed, color, religion, sex, age, handicapped status or national origin. Such action shall include, but not be limited to, the following: employment, upgrading, demotion or transfer; recruit- ment advertising; lay-off or termination; rates of payor other forms of compensation; and selection for training, including apprenticeship. The CONSULTANT agrees to post in conspicuous places, available to employees and applicants for employment, notices setting forth this non-discrimination clause. This provision applies to all CONSULTANT'S subcontractors and it is the responsibility of CONSULTANT to ensure subcontractor's compliance. P. Prohibition Aaainst continaent Fees: The CONSULTANT warrants that he has not employed or retained any company or person, other than a bona fide employee working solely for the CONSULTANT, to solicit or secure this AGREEMENT, and that he has not paid or agreed to pay any persons, company, corpora- tion, individual or firm, other than a bona fide employee working solely for the CONSULTANT any fee, commission, percentage, gift, or any other considera- tion, contingent upon or resulting from the award or making of this AGREEMENT. 26 Q. Termination: This AGREEMENT may be terminated by either party by seven (7) calendar days prior written notice, in the event of substantial failure to perform in accordance with the terms hereof by the other party through no fault of the terminating party. The CONSULTANT and the CITY shall also have a right to terminate this AGREEMENT for convenience at any time by thirty (30) calendar days written notice to ei ther one or the other. In the event the proj ect described in any SERVICE AUTHORIZATION, or the services of the CONSUL- TANT called for under any SERVICE AUTHORIZATION, is or are suspended, canceled, or abandoned by the CITY, the CONSULTANT shall be given five days prior written notice of such action and shall be compensated for the professional services provided and reimbursable expenses incurred up to the date of suspension, cancellation or abandonment. The CONSULTANT agrees to provide all documents to the CITY (specifically those referenced in paragraph IX.A. Further, prior to the CONSULTANT'S destruction of any of the above- referenced documents, the CITY shall be notified and allowed a reasonable period to gain access to and make copies of any such documents. Upon any termina- tion of this AGREEMENT, the CONSULTANT agrees that it shall use its best efforts to work harmoniously with any successor who enters an AGREEMENT to provide services for the CITY in order to provide for a smooth transition period. R. Indemnification: The CONSULTANT will at all times indemnify, save and hold harmless and defend the CITY, its officers, agents (the term agents shall not include the contractor(s), any subcontractors, any materialmen or others who have been retained by the City or Contractor, or materialmen to supply goods or services to the project) and employees, from and against all liability, any claim, demand, damage, loss, expense or cause of action and costs (including attorney's fees at trial or appellate levels) arising out of error, omission, or negligent act of CONSULTANT, its agents, servants or employees in the performance of services under this agreement. The CONSULTANT further agrees to indemnify, hold harmless and defend the City, its officers, agents and employees from and against any claim, demand or cause of action arising out of any negligence or misconduct of CONSULTANT for which the City, its agents, servants or employees are alleged to be liable. The indemnifications contained herein shall survive the expiration or earlier termination of this Agreement. 27 The monetary limitation on the extent of the CONSULTANT'S liability shall be one million dollars ($l,OOO,OOO.OO). Nothing in this AGREEMENT shall be deemed to affect the rights, privileges and immunities of the CITY as set forth in Florida statutes 768.28. S. Interest of the Consultant: The CONSULTANT covenants that it presently has no interest and shall not acquire any interest, direct or indirect, in any Project to which this AGREEMENT pertains or any other interest which would conflict in any manner or degree with the performance of its services hereunder. The CONSULTANT further covenants that in the performance of this AGREEMENT, no person having such interest shall be employed. T. ComDliance with Laws: a. The CONSULTANT shall comply with the applicable requirements of State and applicable County laws and all Codes and Ordinances of the CITY OF DELRAY BEACH as amended from time to time, and that exist at the time of building permit issuance. b. For SERVICE AUTHORIZATIONS involving work under Federal or State Grantors or Approving Agencies, the CITY and the CONSULTANT shall review and approve the applicable required provisions or any other supplemental provisions as may be included in each SERVICE AUTHORIZATIONS. U. Jurisdiction: Venue: The CONSULTANT hereby covenants, consents and yields to the jurisdiction of the state civil Courts of Palm Beach County, Florida. Any dispute between CONSUL- TANT and the CITY shall be governed by the laws of Florida with venue in Palm Beach County Court. V. Attornev's Fees: In the event a suit is filed in court arising out of this agreement, then the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover from the other party all costs incurred, including reasonable attorney I s fees, including attorney's fees and costs on appeal. 28 t'1 A'F: 1 C1 ':35 1 [1 : [1:3 F F: 0 11 H A Z E H '3 A I.d \' E R - B 0 CAP AGE . [) [) 3 " ,I W. Internal Diø~~~. Between OWher ahd CO~sUlta~t: 'rhe Cit.y Manager $hall be the final (}$ci.ion maker regarding internal ctisputes Þetween CITY and CONSUL- TANT. I . I X. Proj~ct Schedu¡Àug; CONSUIJTANT shall provide SOhedUling to the city baaed . I on the construction scheduling program PRIMAVERA and provide ~he CITY, within ten (10) days of the date of commencement as contained within the servioe author- ization, a diske.tte with the proposed proqram sohed- ule. During the co~rse of the work, CONSULTANT shall proviàe monthly updates with a written description of any ohanqes in thé schedule. ThQ diskette shall be in a formAt compatible with the CITY'S computer system: , Y. . Extent_ of Agrasn\ant: ~his AGREEMENT represents the entire. inte9rated AGREEMENT between th- CITY and the CONSULTANT a.nd supersedes all prior. negotiations, representations or AGREEMENTS, wri~ten or oral. This AGREEMENT may not be amended, changed, mOdiried, or òtherwise altered in any way, at any time after the exeoution hereof, exoept by approval ot the City Commission and CON:;;VLTANT. IN WITN~SS WHEREOF, the CITY has caused these presents to be exeoutea in its naroe Þy.its Mayor, and attested and its official Seal to be.hereunto affixed by its City Clerk, and the CONSULTANT has hereunto set its hand and Seal the day ana year first written aDove. CITY OF DELRAY BEACH,FLORIPA ÇONSULTANT By: . By: ~...~ ~. MAYOR -'7 Sture S~ade M. Chibani ATTEST 1 (Print or Type) - city Clerk Approved as to Form1 city Attorney zq y. f'1AF' 1 D ':351[1:[):::: FROM HRZEN SRWYER-BOCR PRGE.002 CORPORATE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I, STATE OF Florida . COUNTY OF ~ªlm 8each The. foraqoinq instrument was acknowledged before we this -lOth' day of Ma rc h , ¡9~5 by ìaacJ~ i~. Chi bani (nø.me of off cer or agent, " title~ of olfice.r or agent), of Hazen and ÌawY2r. -p .C. brtII'l . (name of corporat on acknowledging), a New York (stat. or plaae of incorporation) corporatiQn, on behalt of the corporation. Ite/She is (personally known to JM\) (or haG produced identification) ~ _ . (type of identification) (as ìdentification) and (did/did not) take an oath. ~ d (J.o..6tXN nat9re of Person Taking ACknowledgment . . Lori A. Osborn Name. of AcknowledqerTyped, printed or Stamped ACKNOWLEDGMENT IF PRINCIÞAL IS AN XND¡VIDUAL STATE 01 .. --." "<,- COUNTY OF The . instrUment was aClknowledg_<1 b.fore 1\. fore<¡o.lnq this ._day of , by (name o~ pèrson a.cknowledged), who i~ personally known to me or has produced (type of iden~ificatron) as identili¿atlon and who did (did not) take an oath. .. sI~nature gf Person Taki~9 Acknowledqment N~m~ of Acknowladqer Typed, pr inted or stamp.~ , :MÞ - . , ACKNOWLEDGMENT IF PARTNERSHIP STATE OF COUNTY OF The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this day of , by (name of acknowledging partner or agent) of , partner (or agent) on behalf of (name of partnership), partnership. He/She . (personally a 1S known to me) (or has produced identification) (type of identification) (as identification) and (did/did not) take an oath. Signature of Person Taking Acknowledgment Name of Acknowledger Typed, Printed or Stamped 31 CITY OF DELRAY BEACH EXHIBIT A (SAMPLE) CONSULTING SERVICE AUTHORIZATION DATE: SERVICE AUTHORIZATION NO. FOR CONSULTING SERVICES CITY P.O. NO. CITY EXPENSE CODE TITLE: This Service Authorization, when executed, shall be incorporat- ed in and shall become an integral part of the Contract. Title: I. PROJECT DESCRIPTION II. SCOPE OF SERVICES III. BUDGET IV. COMPLETION DATE 32 This service authorization is approved contingent upon the City's acceptance of and satisfaction with the completion of the services rendered in the previous phase or as encompassed by the previous service authorization. If the City in its sole discretion is unsatisfied with the services provided in the previous phase or service authorization, the City may terminate the contract without incurring any further liability. The CONSULTANT may not commence work on any service authorization approved by the City to be included as part of the contract without a further notice to proceed. Approved by: CITY OF DELRAY BEACH: CONSULTANT: Date Date Thomas E. Lynch witness Mayor witness Attest: STATE OF COUNTY OF The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this Approved as to Legal day of , Sufficiency and Form ~ ---- (name of officer or agent, title of officer or agent), (Name of Corporation Acknowledging), a (state or place of incorporation) corporation, on behalf of the corporation. He/She is (personally known to me) (or has produced identification) (type of identification) (as identification) and (did/did not) take an oath. Signature of Person Taking Acknowledgement Signature of Acknowledger Typed, Printed or Stamped 33 A.iT~ 10 '~3':, 1[1:4':, FROM HRZEN SRWYER-BOCR PAGE.Ø02 , - EXHIBIT a \ HAZEN AND SAWYER, P.C. FEE SCHEDULE - EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1994 , Hourly Raw Salary I Raw Salarv Rates Times 3.00 Multiplier Professionals Project Director $40. - $48 $120 - $144 Project Manager $32 - $40 $ 96, $120 Senior Engineer $26 . $32 $ 78 - $ 96 Engineer $22 - $26 $ 66 - $ 78 Technicians . Senior Design $22 " $26 $ 66 - $ 78 Desígner $18 . $22 ' $ 54 - $ 66 Technician/Drafter $14-$18 $ 42 - $ 54 OffIce Support CAD/Computer $13 $13 PROSC205.BCA: )\(* TrlTCI pc(:;¡: C\(Ï\';;> ,!,~ . ' EXHIBIT C SAMPLE SAMPLE -- COST NOT TO EXCEED FORMAT INVOICE city of Delrav Beach Project No. Date Purchase Order No. Client Ref. No. Task Order No. Invoice No. Description of services under Task Order # . Period ending: . LABOR Class EmDlovee Name Rate Hours Amount Subtotal Labor $ EXPENSES Computer Word Processing Auto Rental Postage/Freight Air Transportation Print/Reprographics Supplies Subtotal Expenses TOTAL AMOUNT DUE THIS INVOICE $ COST SUMMARY Contract Amount $ Amount Earned This Period $ Amount Previously Earned Amount Remaining $ 35 .., ." EXHIBIT C {continued} SAMPLE INVOICE -- LUMP SUM FORMAT INVOICE city of Delrav Beach Project No. Date Purchase Order No. Client Ref. No. Task Order No. Invoice No. Description of services under Task Order . Period ending . Total Fee $ % Complete $ Less Previous Billings Total Earned This Period $ TOTAL AMOUNT DUE THIS INVOICE $ 36 ~ "~o»'d:":!\'""""".,.,, .- '., ... [IT' DF DELHA' BEA[H , CITY AnORNEY'S OFFICE 200 NW 1st AVENUE' DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 33444 FACSIMILE 407/278·4755 Writer's Direct Line: (407) 243-7090 DELRA Y BEACH f l 0 I I D A. b.e:d AlI·America City MEMORANDUM " II I! DATE: March 8, 1995 1993 TO: City Commission FROM: David N. Tolces, Assistant City Attorn;$? SUBJECT: Settlement of Will Robinson. III v. City of Delray Beach Mr. Robinson sued the City as a result of a bicycle incident which occurred on December 9, 1991. Mr. Robinson was riding his bike in the vicinity of S.W. 11th Avenue and S.W. 2nd Street when his tire lodged into a space between a drainage grate and road pavement. Apparently, the grate did not cover the entire drainage area, and as a result, a space large enough for a bicycle tire to get caught in was created between the edge of the grate and the pavement. As a result of getting the tire caught, Mr. Robinson flipped over his bicycle and hit the pavement causing extensive injuries to his mouth, jaw and teeth. Mr. Robinson also suffered neck and back pain. Mr. Robinson has incurred about $13,000 in unpaid medical and dental bills and has about $1,500 in lost wages. His doctors advise that he will have to have further oral surgery and further dental work in the future. Mr. Robinson, through his attorney, has offered to settle this case for $22,500.00, which includes all attorney's fees and costs. If the Commission accepts this offer, the City Attorney's Office will obtain a complete release from Mr. Robinson for all his claims. Lee Graham, Risk Manager, concurs in this settlement agreement. Our office recommends acceptance of this offer. Please call if you have any questions. DNT:smk cc: David T. Harden, City Manager Alison MacGregor Harty, City Clerk S,,() Lee R. Graham, Risk Manager Donna R. Woods, Claims Representative ~Iq~ will. dot 3P5 @ Printed on Recycled Paper , . ", , Aqenda Item No. I ~ . l 'AGENDA REOOES~ Date: 3/8/95 Request to be placed on:' . X Regular Agenda Special Agenda Workshop Agenda When: 3/14/95 , Oescription of ðqenda item (who, what, where, how much): Consideration of the final report by the Occupational License Study Commission . ORDINANCE/ RESOLUTION REQUIRED: YES/NO Draft Attached: YES/NO Recommendation: Commission Action . . Department Head Slqnature, ~ ~ ~.~ ~ Determination of Consistency \.lith C01D'prebenslv8 Plana , ~ .. City Attorney Review/ Recommendation (if applicable): . Budqet Director Review (required, on all iteas involvinq expenditure of funds): - Fundinq available. YES/ NO Fundinq alternatives: , (i f applicable) Account No. & Description: Account Balance: City Hanaqer Review: Approved for ðqenda: (!l)/ NO ¿/'t-1 Hold Until: Aqenda Coordinator Review: Received: . Action: Approved/Disapproved ." MEMORANDUM TO: DAVID T. HARDEN, CITY MANAGER FROM: LULA BUTLER - DIRECTOR, COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT~ SUBJECT: OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE TAX EQUITY STUDY COMMISSION REPORT DATE: MARCH 7, 1995 ITEM BEFORE THE COMMISSION: Consideration of the final report and recommendations of the Occupational License Tax Equity Study Commission, pursuant to the 1993 Florida Legislative amendments to Chapter 205, Florida Statutes. BACKGROUND: Section 205.0535 of the Florida Statutes provided municipalities with the opportunity to consider revisions to the occupational license classifications and rate structure based on criteria set forth In Senate Bill 364. The overall mission of the Equity Study Commission was to review current classifications and rates charged and make recommendations to the City Commission on such changes to ensure both are equitable, reasonable and uniform. The revised occupational license ordinance must be adopted by October 1 , 1995. The Commission may lncrease occupational license fees by 5% annually, after the adopted of the new ordinance. RECOMMENDATION: Staff is recommending City Commission review and consider the recommendations made by the Equity Study Commission and direct staff to draft a revised Chapter 110 of the City's Code of Ordinance incorporating approved changes. LB:DQ Attachments OLReport_cc WSl ." FINAL REPORT TO THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH FROM THE OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE TAX EQUITY STUDY COMMISSION ROY SIMON, CHAIRPERSON MARCH 07, 1995 PURPOSE OF THIS REPORT This report relates and details the activities undertaken and the recommendations approved by the Occupational License Tax Equity Study Commission appointed by the City Commission. The Equity Study Commission was charged to review the Occupational License classifications and license tax structure to ensure that Delray Beach's occupational license classifications were equitable, reasonable and uniform. The Equity Study Commission was asked to submit recommendations for updating, revising or restructuring of the occupational license categories to the City Commission for appropriate action within the prescribed time limits. The content of this report 1S intended to provide the necessary details and information to accomplish the assigned responsibility. THE OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE TAX EOUITY STUDY COMMISSION The 1993 Florida Legislature amendments to Chapter 205, Florida Statutes. "The Occupational License Tax Act" , included the addition of Section 205.0535. This section provides the opportunity for local governments to assume authority over the classification structure and tax structure provided that a local government appoints an "Occupational License Tax Equity Study Commission" and complies with the provisions of this section for adopting an Occupational License Tax Ordinance. The City of Delray Beach's Occupational License Tax Equity Study Commission, (ESC) , was appointed as prescribed by statute. The ESC consists of seven (7) members: BAlm LOCAL BUSINESS Roy Simon, Chairman Roy Simon Architect Dan Burns Dan Burns Oldsmobile Vince Canning Vince Canning Shoes Charlotte Durante State Farm Insurance Mark Little Bright Image Signs Diana Marotta The Consignment Shop Frank Shapins Frank Shapins, DDS The Occupational License Tax Equity Study Commission met in general workshop sessions on six ( 6) occasions. September 28, 1994 October l3, 1994 October 27, 1994 November 10, 1994 December 1, 1994 February 10, 1995 2 The initial meeting of September 28, 1994 included a presentation by staff regarding the goals and purpose of the Equity Study Commission, a summary of Senate Bill 364, suggested changes and additions to the occupational license code that should be considered. The ESC discussed basic philosophy, explored the need for some license classifications and discussed professional license in depth. They considered a suggestions to charge a flat $100 fee to all businesses and asked staff to provide information to show the revenue impact on the city. At the second meeting, the ESC discussed the flat fee and the concept of a layered fee based on a sliding scale related to the size of a business. They came to the conclusion that the occupational license tax was actually a "privilege" tax for engaging in a business, professional or occupational and it would be equitable for all to pay the same tax for this privilege. The ESC asked staff to provide them information 1n order that they could analyze a variety of flat fee rates and ways to implement a layered fee concept. They agreed their basic function was to review the equity of the licensing categories. Generating the maximum amount of revenue would not be a prime consideration. At the third and subsequent meetings thereafter, the ESC reviewed the impact that their recommendations from the previous weeks had on the affected license classifications and on total license revenues. The ESC abandoned the layered fee concept after many weeks of analysis. They felt the larger businesses, who were targeted with the sliding fee scale concept, paid their fair share by other means such as taxes, employment and charity. The ESC agreed on a flat fee whose collected revenue would approximate the projected 1995 City budget. The Equity Study Commission, therefore, 1S propos1ng the following recommendations to the City Commission: EOUITY STUDY COMMISSION RECOMMENDATIONS 1. RECOMMENDATION: Sl15 FLAT FEE The ESC is recommending that a flat fee in the amount of $115 per business use should be assessed annually. The recommendation incorporates the current policy of charging a fee for each multiple use within each business, such as a serVlce station paying for an auto repa1r license 1n addition to selling gasoline. 2. RECOMMENDATION: PROFESSIONAL LICENSES The ESC recommended assess1ng the $115 annual fee for each individual professional in a business office who holds a state license. For instance, an attorney's office with 5 attorneys sharing office space will each pay the proposed flat fee. 3 ." 3. RECOMMENDATION: ELIMINATE SELECT LICENSE FEES The ESC recommended not assessing a licensing fee to each individual real estate and insurance salesperson, dental hygienist or cosmetologist assistant, who would be operating under a Department of Business Regulation professional's license. The business location, including the state licensed individual qualifying the firm, would be assessed one fee. 4. RECOMMENDATION: TRANSFER FEES The ESC recommended that the current transfer fee of $3.00 be increased to $25.00. The transfer fee is charged for a change of ownership or address. 5. RECOMMENDATION: ADDITIONS/DELETIONS OF LICENSING CATEGORIES The ESC recommended to adopt the deletion of specific licensing categories as listed on the attached sheet. 6 . RECOMMENDATION: INCREASING RATES BELOW Sl15 Florida Statute Chapter 205 also provided for future increases in the license tax fees, "every year thereafter" up to 5%. Because of statutory restrictions on the proposed fee increases, some of the license categories could not be raised to the $ll5 level. The Commission recommends that the rates below $ll5 be increased each year necessary to bring them up to the $115 rate. All the fees should then be reviewed for the next allowable increase of up to 5%. The following classifications are below the proposed flat rate: Babysitter Service Manicurist Holiday Tree Sales Temporary Business License 7 . RECOMMENDATION: NEW BUSINESS PREINSPECTION The ESC supported staff's recommendation to implement a preinspection program in conjunction with new businesses applying for an occupational license. The application fee for the preinspection is recommended at $25.00 per location. SUMMARY The ESC's recommendations as detailed ln this report will, if adopted and implemented by the City Commission, have accomplished every objective that was identified with this project. It should be noted that all license tax fees will not be increased. In fact, many licenses will be decreased to achieve the $ll5 rate. In conclusion, this study is not based on the Slze or profitability of a business or profession, but solely on how to provide for equity in assessment of the privilege tax. 4 Report.OL ., PROPOSED LICENSE CLASSIFICATION ADDITIONS EQUITY STUDY COMMISSION The following 1S a list of classifications the Occupational License staff feels should be considered by the Equity Study Commission for inclusion in their recommendations to the City Commission regarding the rate and classification structure of the existing ordinance: Adult Entertainment Private Postal Mail Box Auto Detailing Professional: Interior Design Boat Repair Property Management Building Inspector Recording Studio Ceramic Studio Secretarial SErvice Computer Service Tanning Salon Distributor Tatoo Salon Home Occupation Telemarketing Installers, Carpets Temporary Holiday/Vendors Jewelry Repair Trailer Park Landscape Company Weight Clinic Moving Company Window Tinting Report.OL 3/95 5 GUIDELINES FOR THE EQUITY STUDY COMMISSION REVISING OCCUPATIONAL LICENSZ TAXES MISSION The mission of the Equity Study Commission is to make recommendations to the City Commission regarding revisions to the classifications system, and rate structure based on criteria set for in Senate Bill 364. Such recommendations must become effective by October 1, 1995. Any recommendations to the City Commission must be advisory. PURPOSE OF THE EQUITY STUDY COMMISSION The purpose of this Commission is to ensure that Delray Beach's occupational license classifications are equitable, reasonable, and uniform (FS 205.043(1)(a». These three tests must be met before a classification is added, deleted, or modified. EQuitable - Equity or fairness is measured by ensuring that businesses with significant differences are placed in appropriate but equal classifications to ensure a fair fee is assessed, Reasonable - Reasonability is measured by comparing existing occupational license fee categories in order to ensure fees are not too extreme or so expensive that it creates, or is perceived to create, iniquities or unreasonable classifications. Uniform - Uniformity is measured by ensuring business classifications and individual businesses are treated in the same manner to ensure taxes do not vary throughout any specific classification. CONSEQUENCES OF NOT ACTING ON FS 205.0535 Failure to proceed with implementing FS 205.053 (1) and (2) before October I, 1995 forfeits the municipality's future right to rate increases of up to 5% every other year. SENATE BILL 364 SUMMARY The following is a summary of new occupational license revisions to Chapter 205, Florida Statutes, as approved in Senate Bill 364: Rate Increases/Equity Study Commission In order to revise the city's rates an equity study commission must be appointed. The Equity Study Commission must recommend to the City · Commission a classification and rate structure. The City Commission must enact a new ordinance by October 1995. Allowable increase to Occupational lIcense rates are as follows: (a) Establishes a minimum license tax of $25.00 (b) Licenses costing $150 or less may be increased 200 percent (C) Licenses costing between $151 - $500 may be increased 100 percent (d) Licenses costing between $501 - $2,500 may be increased 75 percent (e) Licenses costing between $2,501 - $10,000 may be increased 50 percent (f) Licenses costing more than $10,000 may be increased 10 percent The total overall revenue increase generated under this new rate structure is capped at 10 percent over a specified revenue base; however, in no case may any license be increased more than $5,000. Transfer Fee The current flat fee of $3 for transfer of license is changed to an amount up to 10 percent of the annual occupational license tax, with a cap of $25. Delinquent Penalties An additional month will be added during which occupational licenses are sold each year (License sales would begin on August 1 instead of September 1). Established new penalty provisions which Delray Beach may impose on delinquent occupational licenses that are 150 days over due. Delray Beach may subject businesses which are over 15 days delinquent in paying the Occupational License tax to civil actions and penalties, including court costs, attorney fees, and collection costs, and may impose a penalty of $250. Currently under the City's occupational license ordinance the delinquency penalty is 10% for the month of October, plus an additional 5% penalty for each month of delinquency thereafter until paid; provided that the total delinquency penalty shall not exceed 25% of the occ~pational license fee. Federal Identification Number Requirement Prohibits the issuance of a license unless the Federal Identification Number or Social Security Number is obtained from the person to be licensed. Telephone Service Companies Provides that persons engaged in the business of providing local exchange telephone service and paying the tax under the category for telephone companies, shall be deemed to have one place of business or business location. Vending Machines Clarifies that the term vending machine does not include coin- operated pay telephone sets. Businesses which have vending and amusement machines on their premises will be responsible for obtaining the annual occupational license for each machine. The tax imposed will be based on either the highest number of machines located on the premises on any single day during the previous licensing year or, for new businesses, an estimate for the current year. CONCLUSION: The Equity Study Commission must review the above provisions presented in Senate Bill 364 to the Occupational LIcense Tax, Chapter 205, F,S. and determine the applicability of these revisions for Delray Beach. The Equity Study Commission would make recommendations to the City Commission. The City Commission must approve the recommendations by a majority vote by October 1, 1995. d:equity " -'~- - PROPOSED LICENSE CLASSIFICATIONS DELETIONS EQUITY STUDY COMMISSION The following is a list of classifications the Occupational License staff feels should be considered by the Equity Study Commission for deletion in their recommendations to the City Commission regarding the rate and classification structure of the existing ordinance. The proposed deleted classifications are considered antiquated and/or redundant: PROPOSED CLASSIFICATIONS TO BE DELETED ADVERTISING (On streets, with banners, floats, cartoons, music, or other persons distributing, circulars, pamphlets, or other advertising matter, except local merchants and theaters advertising in this way their own goods and merchandise, shall pay an annual license tax ADVERTISING Schemes and devices not provided for above ANIMAL EXHIBITIONS (Only upon approval of the Commission) AUTOMATIC TRADE MACHINES (Each machine, $.01 - $.15 -- all machines would be charged $30.00) BATHS Public houses, Turkish, Russian, vapor, or steam BLACKSMITH SHOP, not pertaining to autos BOOTBLACK STANDS CANNING AND MARMALADE MANUFACTURER CARD WRITING, CUTTING, AND ENGRAVING CIGAR MANUFACTURERS (SEE MANUFACTURER) CUSTODIAN SERVICE, HOME OFFICE, BUILDING - (Include this category with Maintenance DYNAMITE DEALERS EXHIBITS Freaks or other curiosities, per week FEATHER RENOVATORS FRUITS (Sold from trucks or moving vehicles, subject to inspection by Health Department) GYPSIES Each band or troop, per week, police o.k. HANDBILLS ICE CREAM AND SODA FOUNTAINS ICE CREAM AND SOFT DRINKS JOB PRINTING JUICE STANDS LAUNDRIES OR DRY CLEANING PLANT (This general category to be retained) (Delete the following 3 categories for Laundries) 1 ., (1) Employing 10 or less (2) Employing 11 to 20 (3) Employing 20 or more MENTAL HEALERS - (Include this category with Astrologists) MOTORCYCLE DEALERS - (Include this category with Automobile or Motor Vehicles MUSICIANS, STREET OIL, Peddlers of oil or kerosene at retail, each vehicle ORANGE JUICE STANDS PLANING MILLS, not connected with sawmills POPCORN OR PEANUT STANDS RADIO SUPPLIES RUG CLEANERS - Combine under Carpet and Rug Cleaning TRAVELING MOVING PICTURE SHOWS D:DELETE 2 · ,- FLAT FEE COMPARISONS Consideration of the appropriate flat fee calculation shøuld be based on the following information: l. We are allowed to increase our occupational license fees to $601,384.30, which is 10% of the $546,713.00 ¡"Y 1993 revenue base. 2. In computing the percentage of increase or decrease of each proposed flat fee proposal, we have added the $54,002.00 estimated county rebate to our proposed base. 3. The revenue from the $100.00 flat fee will be 9.7% below the FY 1993 revenue base. 4. The revenue from the $110.00 flat fee will be 2.2% below the FY 1993 revenue base. 5. The revenue from the $115.00 flat fee will be 1.6% above the FY 1993 revenue base. 5. The revenue from the $120.00 flat fee will be 5.2% above the FY 1993 revenue base. 6. The revenue from the $125.00 flat fee will be .9.3% above the FY 1993 revenue base. PROPOSED FLAT FEES $100.00 $110.0Q$115.00 $120.00 ,$125.00 , . FY 1993 Revenue Base' $546,713' $5'46,.713 $5'46,713 $546·,:] l3 $546,713 Proposed Base 493,l9l 534,63l 555.,95l 576,7ll 597,791 ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- -53,522 -l2,082 +9,238 +29,998 +51,078 PERCENTAGE INCREASE OR DECREASE -9.78% -2.2% +1.6% +5.2% +9.34% ," , Work with Occupational License Fee Structure Dolla... Under Cap: 99,435.30 Charges Fees Revenues Ucense ClasslflcaUon Add' Charge F'N3 AdJust by (+1-) Prop. F'N3 P"'9- F'N3 Propoaed Charge Based Fee Pet. Amt. Fee C_ Baae Ba.. . Code Descrlptlofl Code On I 1i,IÞ4* 11 !>4Ii,'U.uu I OUl,MlII.UU I Currwnt ClassHrcatioM . 001 ABSTRACTING Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115.00 4 4 480,00 480.00 00IA ABSTRACTING, REG, Licenses 10.00 10,00 002 ACADEMY OF MUSIC LIcenses 60,00 55,00 115,00 004 ADVERTISING - STREET LIcenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 004A ADVERTISING - STREET - REG. LIcenses 10,00 10,00 005 ADVERTISING AGENCIES-BlLL LIcenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 005A ADVERTISING AGENClES-BlLL Licenses 10.00 10.00 008 ADVERTISING OFACE, P,R. LIcenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 1 1 100,00 115,00 007 ADVERTISING SCHEMES & DEV LIcenses 100.00 15,00 115,00 007A ADVERTISING SCHEMES & DEV LIcenses 10,00 10,00 003 ADVERTISING, AGENCIES, FIR Licenses 200.00 (85,00) 115,00 1 1 200,00 115,00 003A ADVERTISING, AGENCIES, FIR LIcenses 10.00 10,00 008 ALLEYS - BOIt\UNG, BOXBAlL - Licenses ALLEYS Units 20,00 20,00 009 AMBULANCES, SEPARATE FRO Licenses AMBULAN Units 70,00 45,00 115,00 009A AMBULANCES,SEPARATE FRO Licenses 10,00 10,00 010 AMUSEMENT PARLORS OR CO Licenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 011 ANIMAL EXHIBITIONS licenses 225,00 (110,00) 115,00 013 AQUARIUM Licenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 014 ARMORED CAR SERVICE. EAC LIcenses ARMRD-1 Units 70.00 45,00 115,00 014-' ARMORED CAR SERVICE. EAC Licenses ARMRD-2 Units 10.00 10,00 015 ART GALlERY licenses 60,00 55,00 115,00 6 6 360.00 690.00 301 ART STUDIO, OORKSHOP, CIA Licenses 60,00 55,00 115,00 2 2 120,00 230,00 302 ARTIST, COMMERCIAL Licenses 60,00 55,00 115,00 1 1 60.00 115,00 302A ARTIST, COMMERCIAL - REG, Licenses 10,00 10,00 304 ARTISTS OUTDOOR SALE Licenses 30,00 85,00 115,00 304A ARTISTS OUTDOOR SALE - RE Licenses 10,00 10,00 016 ASTROLOGISTS,ClAIRVOYANT Licenses 1,250,00 (1,135,00) 115,00 1 1 1,250,00 115,00 378 ASTROLOGISTS,ClAIRVOYANT licenses 1,875,00 (1,760,00) 115,00 017 ATHLETIC ClUB, GYMNASIUM Licenses 200,00 (85,00) 115,00 1 1 200,00 115,00 020 AUCTION, REAL ESTATE licenses 200,00 (85,00) 115,00 018 AUCTIONEERS,EACH licenses 100.00 15,00 115,00 6 6 600,00 690,00 019 AUCTIONS OTHER THAN REAL licenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 10 10 1,000,00 1,150.00 021 AUTOMATIC AMUSEMENT MAC licenses 187.50 (72,50) 115.00 4 4 750,00 460,00 021A AUTOMATIC AMUSEMENT MAC Licenses 10,00 10,00 313 AUTOMATIC CAR WASH-NO OT Llc.enses 60.00 55,00 115,00 3 3 160.00 345,00 022 AUTOMATIC GAMESIDEV1CES- licenses 1 7 ATMI Units 4,00 4,00 ATMI5 Units 30,00 30,00 1 1 ' 30,00 30.00 GAMES Units 50,00 50,00 51 51 2,550,00 2,550,00 309 AUTOMATIC TRADE MACHINE Licenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 5 5 500,00 575,00 309A AUTOMATIC TRADE MACHINE LIcenses 10,00 10,00 308 AUTOMATIC TRADE MACHINES LIcenses 24 24 ATM15 Units 30,00 30.00 33 33 990,00 990,00 306 AUTOMATIC TRADE MACHINES licenses ATM5 Units 10.00 10.00 305 AUTOMATIC TRADE MACHINES Licenses ATMI Units 4,00 4,00 307 AUTOMATIC TRADE MACHINES Licenses ATM10 Units 20,00 20,00 024A AUTOMATIC WEIGHING MACHI Licenses 100,00 15.00 115.00 ATM10 Units 20,00 20.00 024 AUTOMATIC WEIGHING MACHI licenses ATM5 Units 10,00 10.00 WEIGH Units 10.00 10.00 311 AUTOMOBILE - EACH ADD'L DlS Licenses 100.00 15.00 115.00 9 9 900,00 1,035.00 316 AUTOMOBILE - PARKING LOT C licenses 100.00 15.00 115.00 3 3 300.00 345.00 310 AUTOMOBILE AGENCY AND/OR Licenses 150.00 (35.00) 115.00 43 43 6,450,00 4,945.00 315 AUTOMOBILE DRIVING SCHOO Licenses 60.00 55.00 115.00 31811 AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP - R Licenses 10,00 10.00 1 1 10,00 10,00 317 AUTOMOBILE REPAtR SHOP \/VI Licenses 100.00 15,00 115,00 22 22 2.200.00 2,530.00 318 AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP-N licenses 100.00 15,00 115,00 191 191 19.100.00 21,965.00 319 AUTOMOBILE SELF SERVE CAR Ucenses 40.00 75.00 115.00 3 3 120.00 345.00 027 AUTOMOBILE SERVICE STATIO Uœnses 50.00 65.00 115,00 24 24 1,200.00 2,760.00 028 AUTOMOBILE SERVICE STATIO licenses 80,00 35,00 115,00 17 17 1,360,00 1,955.00 Page 1 Work with Occupational license Fee Structure ~ Oollars Under Cap: 9',435.30 Charges Fees Quantities Reyenues Ucense Cla..lf1caUon Aden Charge FY'1I3 Adjust by (+1-) Prop. FY'1I3 AcIust by Prop. FY'1I3 Proposed Charge Bued Fee Pet. Amt. Fee Count Count (+1-) Count Ba.. Ba.. Code Description Code On I ti,":'-' u1 ....Mb...1 Mti./l~.UU I OUl,MV.UU I 320 AUTOMOBILE U-ORIVE RENTAl LIcenses 300,00 (185,00) 115,00 11 11 3,300,00 1,265,00 321 AUTOMOBILE UPHOLSTERING Ucenses 60.00 55,00 115,00 1 1 60.00 115,00 321A AUTOMOBILE UPHOLSTERING- Licenses 10,00 10,00 322 AUTOMOBILE USED PARTS, DE Licenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 2 2 200,00 230,00 323 AUTOMOBILE WRECKER SERVI Licenses 60,00 55,00 115,00 4 4 240,00 460.00 323A AUTOMOBILE WRECKER SERVI licenses 10,00 10.00 3 3 30,00 30.00 312 AUTOMOBILE-RENTAL OF VEH. Ucenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 1 1 100,00 115,00 029 BABY SITTER SERVICE licenses 20,00 95.00 115,00 13 13 260,00 1,495,00 030 BAGGAGE OR FREIGHT CO licenses 60,00 55,00 115,00 031 BAKERY Ucenses 60.00 55,00 115,00 9 9 s.4O.00 1,035,00 032 BALL ROOMS FOR PROFIT Licenses 200,00 (85,00) 115,00 033 BANKS LIcenses 300,00 (185,00) 115.00 29 29 8,700.00 3,335.00 035 BARBER SHOPS Licenses 70,00 45,00 115,00 14 14 980,00 1,610,00 036 BATHS LIcenses 70,00 45,00 115,00 037 BEACH EQUIPMENT Licenses 225,00 (110,00) 115,00 036 BEAUTY SHOPS Licenses 70,00 45,00 115,00 70 70 4,900,00 8,050.00 039 BIBlE, HOLY - SOLICITORS Ucenses 040 BICYCLE SHOP Ucenses 80,00 35,00 115,00 041· BILLIARD, POOL OR BAGATELL LIcenses 3 3 BILlARD Units 50,00 65,00 115,00 12 12 600,00 1,380,00 042 BIRDS - DEAlERS licenses 60,00 55,00 115,00 042A BIRDS - DEAlERS-REG. LIcenses 10,00 10,00 043 BlACKSMITH SHOP LIcenses 80,00 35,00 115,00 044 BLUEPRINTING SERVICE Licenses 50,00 65.00 115,00 O«A BLUEPRINTING SERVlCE-REG, Licenses 10,00 10,00 045 BOAT AGENCIES licenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 3 3 300,00 345,00 047 BOATHOUSES Licenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 048 BOAT MARINA. DOCKAGE, YAC licenses 100.00 15.00 115.00 3 3 300,00 345,00 048 BOATS FOR HIRE Licenses 2 2 BOATS Units 100,00 15,00 115,00 2 2 200,00 230,00 049 BOILER, MACHINE SHOPS OR F Licenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 050 BONDSMAN, BAIL BONDS Ucenses 200,00 (85,00) 115,00 050A BONDSMAN, BAIL BONDS-REG, Licenses 10,00 10,00 051A BOOK. MAGAZINE SOLICITORS, Ucenses 051 BOOK. MAGAZINE SOUCITORS, Licenses BOOKSOL Units 50,00 65,00 115,00 093 BOOK,MAGAZlNE SOUClTORS, Licenses BOOKHLP Units 20.00 95,00 115,00 052 BOOKKEEPER/ACCOUNTANT, Licenses 100,00 15.00 115,00 19 19 1,900,00 2,185,00 052A BOOKKEEPER/ACCOUNTANT, Licenses 1~,oo 10,00 054 .BOOT AND SHOE REPAIR SHO . "Llcenses . 70,00 . 45,00 115,oq 053 BOOTBLACK ST ANOS Licenses , BOOT Units 20,00 95,00 115.00 055 BOTTLING V\ORKS Licenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 1 1 100,00 115,00 056 BROKERS, STOCK. BONDS, MO Licenses 225,00 (110,00) 115,00 20 20 4,500,00 2,300,00 056A BROKERS, STOCK. BONDS, MO LIcenses 10,00 10,00 058 BURGLAR AlARM CO Licenses 80.00 35,00 115,00 OSSA BURGlAR AlARM CO,-REG, Licenses 10,00 10,00 059 BUS STATION Licenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 1 1 100,00 115,00 060 BUSINESS COLLEGE, TRADE S Licenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 061 BUSINESS OFFICE Ucenses 100.00 15,00 115,00 591 591 59,100,00 67,965,00 062 BUTCHER SHOP Ucenses 60.00 55,00 115.00 063 CABINET SHOP Licenses 100,00 15.00 115.00 20 20 2,000,00 2,300.00 064 CANNING AND MARMALADE M Licenses 100,00 15,00 115.00 065 CARD WRITING, CUTTING AND Licenses 60,00 55,00 115.00 065A CARD WRITING, CUTTING AND licenses 10,00 10,00 066 CARPET AND RUG CLEANING licenses 70,00 45,00 115,00 9 9 630,00 1,035.00 066A CARPET AND RUG CLEANING- Licenses 10,00 10,00 2 2 20,00 20.00 067 CA TERERS,EACH TRUCK Ucenses 7 7 CATERER Units 50.00 65,00 115,00 9 9 450,00 1,035.00 067A CATERERS~CHTRUCK Ucenses CATERE2 Units 10,00 10.00 753 CHARITABLE - APPLICATION FE Licenses 40.00 75.00 115.00 750 CHARITABLE 1- $10,000 - $50,00 Ucenses 100.00 15.00 115.00 6 6 600,00 690,00 751 CHARITABLE 11- $50,000 - $100, Ucenses 200.00 (85.00) 115.00 752 CHARITABLE 111- $100,000 + Ucenses 300.00 (185.00) 115.00 4 4 1,200.00 460.00 069 CHRISTMAS TREE SALES Licenses 20.00 95.00 115.00 3 3 60.00 345.00 072 CLAIM AND COLLECTION AGEN licenses 80.00 35.00 115.00 1 1 80.00 115.00 074 CLOTHING, SECONDHAND DEA Licenses 150.00 (35,00) 115,00 B 8 1.200,00 920.00 Page 2 Work with Occupational License Fee Structure Dollars Under Cap: 19,436.30 Charges Fees Quantities Revenues Ucenae ClaaslftcaUon Aden Charge FY'13 AdJust by (+1-1 Prop. FY'13 AcIustby Prop. FY'13 Proposed Chsrge Based Fee Pet. Ami.. Fee Count Count (+1-) Count Ba.. Ba.. Code Deac:lfptlon Code On I ".MIt-. ul Ii."'" "II "b./1~.UU I 6Ul,MW.UU I 076 COlD STORAGE, AlL TYPES Ucenses 100.00 15,00 115,00 10 10 1,000,00 1,150,00 077 COMMISSION MERCHANTS licenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 079 CONCRETE READY -MIX PLANT Ucenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 3 3 300,00 345.00 5628 CONT,-PRESSURE GROUTING- Ucenses 1 1 , 562C CONT,-PRESSURE GROUTING- Ucenses 6788 CONTR.-PRESTRESSED PRECA lJcense$ 678C CONTR.-PRESTRESSED PRECA lJcense$ 500 CONTRACTOR'ACOUSTICAL TI Ucenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 500A CONTRACTOR· ACOUSTICAL TI Ucenses 2.00 2.00 500B CONTRACTOR'ACOUSTICAl TI Ucenses 2 2 500C CONTRACTOR·ACOUSTICAL TI lJcense$ 703 CONTRACTOR' AIR COND, ROO Uœnses 120.00 (5,00) 115,00 703A CONTRACTOR"AlR CONO. ROO Ucenses 2.00 2,00 7038 CONTRACTOR·AlR COND, ROO Ucenses 703C CONTRACTOR'AlR COND. ROO Ucenses 1 1 506 CONTRACTOR'ASPHALT SEAU Ucenses 120,00 (5,00) 115.00 506A CONTRACTOR·ASPHAl T SEAU licenses 2.00 2,00 ÙB CONTRACTOR·ASPHAlT SEAU licenses 3 3 506C CONTRACTOR'ASPHAlT SEAU Ucenses 516 CONTRACTOR'CABINET INSTA Licenses 120.00 (5.00) 115,00 1 1 120,00 115,00 516A CONTRACTOR'CABINET INSTA Ucenses 2,00 2,00 5168 CONTRACTOR'CABINET INSTA Ucenses 2 2 518C CONTRACTOR·CABINET INSTA Ucenses 2 2 534 CONTRACTOR'FlOORING Ucenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 534A CONTRACTOR'FLOORING Ucenses 2.00 2,00 5348 CONTRACTOR'FLOORING-REG Ucenses 534C CONTRACTOR·FLOORING-REG Ucenses 2 2 536 CONTRACTOR·GARAGE DOOR Uœnses 120,00 (5.00) 115,00 1 1 120,00 115,00 536A CONTRACTOR'GARAGE DOOR licenses 2,00 2,00 536B CONTRACTOR·GARAGE DOOR- Ucenses 2 2 536C CONTRACTOR·GARAGE DOOR- licenses 5 5 636 CONTRACTOR'GRANUlAR SU Uœnses 120.00 (5.00) 115.00 636A CONTRACTOR'GRANUlAR SU Licenses 2,00 2,00 6366 CONTRACTOR'GRANUlAR SU Ucenses 636C CONTRACTOR'GRANUlAR SU Licenses S46 CONTRACTOR·GUTTER & OON Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 5oI6A CONTRACTOR'GUTTER & OCNV Ucenses 2,00 2,00 S466 CONTRACTOR'GUTTER & OCNV Ucenses 546C CONTRACTOR'GUTTEB & OON Uœnses 640 CONTRACTOR'LUMINOUS CEIL ' Ucenses 120,00· (5,00) 115;00 640A CONTRA1:;TOR'LUMINOUS CEIL' ~s 2,00, 2,00 .' , 640B CONTRACTOR·LUMINOUS CEIL Licenses 640C CONTRACTOR'LUMINOUS CEIL licenses 644 CONTRACTOR'METAl SPECIAL Ucenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 644A CONTRACTOR'METAl SPECIAL Ucenses 2,00 2,00 6446 CONTRACTOR'METAl SPECIAl licenses e46 CONTRACTOR'MIRROR Ucenses 120,00 (5,00) 115.00 646A CONTRACTOR'MIRROR Ucenses 2,00 2,00 6466 CONTRACTOR'MIRROR~EG, licenses 648C CONTRACTOR'MIRROR~EG, licenses 616 CONTRACTOR'PAPERHANGER licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 616A CONTRACTOR'PAPERHANGER licenses 2,00 2,00 6186 CONTRACTOR'PAPERHANGER Licenses 618C CONTRACTOR'PAPERHANGER Uœnses 656 CONTRACTOR'RESILIENT FlO licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 656A CONTRACTOR' RESILIENT FlO Ucenses 2,00 2,00 6566 CONTRACTOR'RESILlENT FlO Uœnses 656C CONTRACTOR'RESILIENT FLO Ucenses 7306 CONTRACTOR'~NYLSHEL~N Ucenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 730C CONTRACTOR'~NYL SHEL~N Ucenses 502 CONTRACTOR-AIR COND..cOM licenses 120.00 (5,00) 115.00 12 12 1,440.00 1,380.00 502A CONTRACTOR,AIR COND..coM Licenses 120.00 (5.00) 115.00 1 1 120.00 115.00 5026 CONTRACTOR-AIR COND,.coM Ucenses 2.00 2.00 502C CONTRACTOR-AIR COND,.cOM Licenses 2.00 2.00 502D CONTRACTOR·AIR COND..coM licenses 166 166 502E CONTRACTOR-AIR COND..cOM licenses 24 24 502F CONTRACTOR-AIR COND..coM Licenses 502G CONTRACTOR-AIR COND..cOt-l licenses 1 1 608 CONTRACTOR-AIR COND.-RESI licenses 120,00 (500) 115.00 1 1 120.00 115.00 Page 3 ., Work with Occupational License Fee Structure Dollan Und« Cap: '9,436.30 Charges Fees Quantities Revenues license Cluameatlon Add' Charge FY'83 AdJuat by (+1-) Prop. FY'83 Aduat by Prop. FY'83 Proposed Charge Baaed Fee Pet. Amt. Fee Count Count 1+1-) Count Baa. Base Code Deac:rIptIon Code On I 1IIi,M:I ~I u"I ",Mb'"I Mö.11~wUU I aU1,MII.uu I 808A CONTRACTOR-AlR CONO,-RESI Uœnses 2,00 2,00 2 2 4.00 4,00 806B CONTRACTOR-AlR CONO,-RESI Uœnses 10,00 10,00 II08C CONTRACTOR-AlR CONO.-RESI Licenses 2,00 2,00 IlO8O CONTRACTOR-AlR CONO.-RESI lIœnses 808E CONTRACTOR-AlR CONO.-RES! lIœnses 5 5 808F CONTRACTOR-AIR CONO,-RESI Lk:enSes eo8G CONTRACTOR-AlR CONO.-RESI lJœnses ð22 CONTRACTOR-AlARM SYSTEM Uœnses 120,00 (5,00) 115.00 4 4 480,00 480,00 IS22A CONTRACTOR-AlARM SYSTEM Llc:enses 2,00 2,00 ð226 CONTRACTOR-AlARM SYSTEM lJœnses 35 35 822C CONTRACTOR-AlARM SYSTEM Uœnses 21 21 823 CONTRACTOR-AlARM SYSTEM Uœnses 120,00 (5.00) 115,00 IS23A CONTRACTOR-AlARM SYSTEM lJœnses 2,00 2,00 tI23B CONTRACTOR-AlARM SYSTEM Licenses 3 3 II23C CONTRACTOR-AlARM SYSTEM Uœnses 1 1 504 CONTRACTOR-AlUMINUM SPE Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 2 2 240,00 230,00 504A CONTRACTOR-ALUMINUM SPE lJœnses 2,00 2,00 5046 CONTRACTOR-AlUMINUM SPE Lk:enses 32 32 504C CONTRACTOR-AlUMINUM SPE lIœnses 1 1 505 CONTRACTOR-AS6ESTOS llœnSes 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 1 1 120,00 115,00 505A CONTRACTOR-AS6ESTOS Liœnses 505B CONTRACTOR-AS6ESTOS REG Ucenses 2 2 505C CONTRACTOR-AS6ESTOS-REG Uœnses 510 CONTRACTOR-8OtLER INSTALL Llc:enses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 5100\ CONTRACTOR-8OtLER INSTALL Liœnses 2,00 2,00 5108 CONTRACTOR-BOILER INSTALL lJœnses 1 1 510C CONTRACTOR-8OtLER INSTALL lJœnses 2 2 512 CONTRACTOR-BUILOING LJœnses 165,00 (50,00) 115,00 17 17 2,805.00 1,955,00 512A CONTRACTOR-BUILOCNG Licenses 165,00 (50,00) 115,00 2 2 330,00 230.00 5126 CONTRACTOR-BUILOCNG Licenses 2,00 2,00 512C CONTRACTOR-BUILOCNG Licenses 2,00 2,00 5120 CONTRACTOR-BUILOING-REG, Lk:enses 89 89 512E CONTRACTOR-BUILOING-REG, uœnses 9 9 512F CONTRACTOR-BUILOING-REG, Liœnses 512G CONTRACTOR-BUILOING-REG, Liœnses 1 1 514 CONTRACTOR-BURGlAR AlAR Licenses 120,00 15,00) 115,00 2 2 240.00 230,00 514A CONTRACTOR-BURGlAR AlAR lJœnses 2.00 2,00 514C CONTRACTOR-BURG~ AlAR Llœnses 4 !I 514£1 CONTRACTOR-BURGLAR AlAR Liœnse,s 5 5 508 CONTRACTOR-cANVAS A'l\lNIN Uœnses 120.00 (5,00) 115,00 2 '2 24Q,09 . '230.00 508A . cqNTRACTOR-cANVAS AWNlN LlœnSes 2.00 .' 2,00 5086 CONTRACTOR-cANVAS A'l\lNIN Uoenses 6 6 508C cONTRACTOR-cANVAS A'l\lNIN Licenses 672 CONTRACTOR-COMMUNICATIO Llœnses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 2 2 240,00 230,00 672A CONTRACTOR-COMMUNICATIO Llœnses 2.00 2.00 6726 CONTRACTOR-COMMUNlCATIO Licenses 7 7 872C CONTRACTOR-COMMUNICA TlO Lk:enses 10 10 518 CONTRACTOR-CONCRETE PlA Uœnses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 1 1 120.00 115,00 518A CONTRACTOR-CONCRETE PlA LJœnses 2,00 2,00 5186 CONTRACTOR-CONCRETE PlA Uœnses 7 7 518C CONTRACTOR-CONCRETEPLA Licenses 12 12 630 CONTRACTOR-CULTUREO MAR Uœnses 120,00 (5.00) 115,00 G30A CONTRACTOR-CULTURED MAR Uœnses 2,00 2,00 8308 CONTRACTOR-CULTUREO MAR Uœnses 630C CONTRACTOR-CULTUREO MAR Uœnses 1 1 632 CONTRACTOR-CURTAlN & WIN Licenses 120,00 (5.00) 115,00 832A CONTRACTOR-CURTAlN & WIN Licenses 2,00 2.00 6326 CONTRACTOR-CURT AlN & WIN Licenses 632C CONTRACTOR-CURTAlN & WIN Licenses 702 CONTRACTOR-OECORATlVE M Licenses 120.00 (5.00) 115.00 702A CONTRACTOR-OECORATlVE M licenses 2.00 2.00 7Q2B CONTRACTOR-DECORATIVE M Licenses 2 2 702C CONTRACTOR-DECORATIVE M Licenses 520 CONTRACTOR-OEMOLlTION Ucenses 120.00 (5.00) 115,00 1 1 120.00 115.00 520A CONTRACTOR-DEMOLITION licenses 2.00 2.00 5208 CONTRACTOR-OEMOLlTION-RE Licenses 3 3 520C CONTRACTOR-DEMOLlTION-RE Licenses 2 2 634 CONTRACTOR-DREDGING & LA licenses 120.00 (5.00) 115.00 634A CONTRACTOR-DREDGING & LA licenses 2,00 2,00 Page 4 .., Work with_ O.,Çcupational License Fee Structure Doll.... Under Cap: '9,435.30 Charges Fees Quantities Revenues Llcen.e CI...lfk:etIon Aden Charge FY't3 Aduat by (+1-' Prop. FY't3 Aduat by Prop. FY'83 Proposed Charge S..ed Fee Pet. Amt. Fee Count Count (+1-' Count S... S... Code Deac:rlptIon Code On I ",Mb I U" .,b4b .. I M(jrll~.UU I ItUl.MV.UU I 8348 CONTRACTOR-OREDGING & LA licenses 834C CONTRACTOR-OREDGING & LA Licenses 1 1 522 CONTRACTOR-ORYWAlL Licenses 120,00 (5.00) 115,00 522A CONTRACTOR-ORYWAll Ucenses 2,00 2.00 5228 CONTRACTOR-ORYWAlL-REG. Ucenses 2 2 522C CONTRACTOR-ORYWAll-REG. licenses 6 6 524 CONTRACTOR..eLECTRICAl licenses 120.00 (5,00) 115,00 5 5 600,00 575,00 524A CONTRACTOR..elECTRICAl licenses 120.00 (5,00) 115,00 11 11 1,320.00 1,265,00 5248 CONTRACTOR..eLECTRICAl Licenses 2.00 2,00 5240 CONTRACTOR..eLECTRICAl licenses 2.00 2,00 524D CONTRACTOR..elECTRICAl-RE licenses 55 55 524E CONTRACTOR..elECTRICAl-RE Licenses 107 107 524F CONTRACTOR..elECTRICAl-RE licenses 128 128 524G CONTRACTOR..eLECTRICAl-RE Ucenses 28 28 526 CONTRACTOR..elEVATOR licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 526A CONTRACTOR..elEVATOR licenses 2.00 2,00 526B CONTRACTOR..elEVATOR-REG licenses 1 1 526C CONTRACTOR..elEVATOR-REG licenses 4 4 528 CONTRACTOR-FENCE ERECTI licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 528A CONTRACTORÆENCE ERECTI Licenses 2.00 2,00 5268 CONTRACTORÆENCE ERECTI Uœnses 7 7 528C CONTRACTOR-FENCE ERECTI Licenses 7 7 668 CONTRACTOR-FlRE EXTINGUlS Ucenses 120.00 (5,00) 115.00 1 1 120,00 115,00 668B CONTRACTORÆIRE EXTlNGUIS Ucenses 2,00 2,00 688C CONTRACTORÆIRE EXTINGUIS Ucenses 2.00 2,00 e68A CONTRACTOR-FlRE EXTINGUIS licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 8880 CONTRACTOR-FlRE EXTINGUIS licenses 11 11 668E CONTRACTOR-FlRE EXTINGUIS licenses 668F CONTRACTORÆIRE EXTINGUIS licenses 868G CONTRACTORÆIRE EXTINGUIS licenses 2 2 530B CONTRACTOR-FlRE SPRINKlE licenses 22 22 530C CONTRACTOR-FlRE SPRINKlE Licenses 12 12 530 CONTRACTOR-FlRE SPRINKlE Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 1 1 120,00 115,00 530A CONTRACTORÆIRE SPRINKlE Licenses 2,00 2,00 538 CONTRACTOR-GASOlINE TAN Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115.00 538A CONTRACTOR-GASOlINE TAN Ucenses 2.00 2,00 5388 CONTRACTOR-GASOlINE TAN Ucenses 5380 CONTRACTOR-GASOlINE TAN Ucenses 1 1 540 CONTRACTOR-GENERAl Uœnsës 165,00 (50,00) 115.00 64 64 10.560,00 7,360.00 540A CONTRACTOR-GENERAl. licenses 165,00 (50,00) 115,00 6 6 990,00 690,00 5408 coNrRACTOR-GENI;RAL 'Ucenses 2·90 2,00 .64OC CONTRACTOR-GENERAI: . Uœnsës 2,00 2,00 5400 CONTRACTOR-GENERAl-REG, Ucenses 328 328 540E CONTRACTOR-GENERAl-REG, Licenses 8 8 540F CONTRACTOR-GENERAl-REG, Licenses 4 4 s.wG CONTRACTOR-GENERAl-REG, licenses 93 93 542 CONTRACTOR-GlASS AND GLA licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 4 4 480,00 460,00 542A CONTRACTOR-GLASS AND GLA licenses 2.00 2,00 5428 CONTRACTOR-GLASS AND GLA Licenses 3 3 5420 CONTRACTOR-GlASS AND GLA Licenses 8 8 544 CONTRACTOR-GUNITE Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 544A CONTRACTOR-GUNITE Licenses 2.00 2,00 5448 CONTRACTOR-GUNITE-REG, Licenses 2 2 544C CONTRACTOR-GUNITE-REG, Licenses 820B CONTRACTOR-HIGH PRESSUR Licenses 620C CONTRACTOR-HIGH PRESSUR licenses 620 CONTRACTOR-HIGH PRESSUR Licenses 120.00 (5,00) 115,00 620A CONTRACTOR-HIGH PRESSUR Ucenses 2,00 2,00 638 CONTRACTOR~NCINERATOR Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 638A CONTRACTOR~NCINERA TOR licenses 2,00 2.00 6388 CONTRACTOR-INCINERA TOR-R Licenses 638C CONTRACTOR-INCINERA TOR-R Licenses 550 CONTRACTOR~NSULATION & A Licenses 120.00 (5.00) 115.00 '1 1 120,00 115.00 550A CONTRACTOR-INSULATION & A licenses 2.00 2,00 5508 CONTRACTOR~NSULATION & A Licenses 1 1 550C CONTRACTOR-INSULATION & A Licenses 5 5 551 CONTRACTOR-INTERLOCKING Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 551A CONTRACTOR-INTERLOCKING Licenses 2,00 2.00 5518 CONTRACTOR-INTERLOCKING licenses 1 1 Page 5 Work with Occupational License Fee Structu.!'"e _~ Dollal'l Under Cap: 19,435.30 Charges Fees Quantities Revenues Ucense Classlflc:atlon Aden Charve FY't3 Adjust by (+/.) Prop. FY't3 AdJust by Prop. FY't3 PnI""- Charve B..... Fee Pel Arm. Fee Count Count (+/-) Count B.se Ba.. Code Description Code On I 5,Mb"' ul Ii,Mbl' ,,"",11.;seW I cÞU1,MI.W I 600 CONTRACTOR./RRfGATlON SP Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 5 5 600,00 575,00 600A CONTRACTOR./RRIGATlON SP licenses 2,00 2,00 600B CONTRACTOR./RRIGATlON SP Uœnses 27 27 600C CONTRACTOR./RRIGATlON SP Ucenses 29 29 554 CONTRACTOR-lATHING Uœnses 120,00 (5.00) 115,00 554.0. CONTRACTOR-lATHING Uœnses 2,00 2,00 5548 CONTRACTOR-lATHING-REG. Licenses 554C CONTRACTOR-lATHING-REG, Licenses 7338 CONTRACTOR-lIGHTNING PRO Ucenses 733C CONTRACTOR-UGHTNING PRO licenses 1 1 733 CONTRACTOR-ltGHTNING PRO Uœnses 120,00 (5,oo) 115.00 733A CONTRACTOR-ltGHTNING PRO Uœnses 2.00 2.00 676 CONTRACTOR-lIQUIAED PETR licenses 120,00 (5,oo) 115.00 1 1 120,00 115,00 676A. CONTRACTOR-UQIJIAED PETR licenses 2,00 2,00 6768 CONTRACTOR-lIQUIFIED PETR Licenses e e 676C CONTRACTOR-UQIJIAED PETR Uœnses 10 10 548 CONTRACTOR-lOWIlOlTAGE licenses 120.00 (5.oo) 115.00 1 1 120,00 115,00 548A CONTRACTOR-lOWIlOl TAGE Uœnses 120,00 (5,oo) 115.00 5488 CONTRACTOR-lOWIlOl TAGE Uœnses 2.00 2,00 548C CONTRACTOR-lOWIlOl TAGE Ucenses 2,00 2,00 548D CONTRACTOR-lOWIlOlTAGE Licenses 10,00 10,00 1 1 10,00 10,00 548E CONTRACTOR-lOWIlOlTAGE Ucenses 548F CONTRACTOR-lOWIlOlTAGE licenses 548G CONTRACTOR-lOW IIOl TAGE Uœnses 556 CONTRACTOR-MARINE Uœnses 120.00 (5,oo) 115,00 1 1 120.00 115,00 556A CONTRACTOR-MARINE Licenses 2,00 2.00 5568 CONTRACTOR-MARINE-REG, licenses 3 3 556C CONTRACTOR-MARINE-REG, Uœnses 3 3 558 CONTRACTOR-MASONRY Uœnses 120,00 (5.oo) 115,00 558A CONTRACTOR-MASONRY Licenses 2,00 2,00 5588 CONTRACTOR-MASONRY-REG. Licenses 1 1 558C CONTRACTOR-MASONRY-REG, Licenses 7 7 560 CONTRACTOR-MECHANICAL Uœnses 120,00 (5,oo) 115,00 560A CONTRACTOR-MECHANICAL Licenses 120,00 (5,oo) 115,00 5608 CONTRACTOR-MECHANICAL Uœnses 2.00 2,00 560C CONTRACTOR-MECHANICAL Licenses 2,00 2,00 560D CONTRACTOR-MECHANICAL-R Licenses 18 18 S60E CONTRACTOR-MECHANICAL-R Uœnses 2 2 560F CONTRACTOR-MECHANICAL-R Licenses 3 3 580G CÓN'rRACTOR-MECHANICAL-R Llœnses 6 6 642 CONTRACTOR-METAl DECKlN Licenses 12Ó,oo (5,00) . J15,oo ,642.0. CONTRACTOR-METAL DEcKlN Licenses 2,00 2.00 6428 CONTRACTOR-METAl DECKlN Uœnses 642C CONTRACTOR-METAl DECKlN Licenses 644C CONTRACTOR-METAl SPECIAL Uœnses 648 CONTRACTOR.oveRHEAD UTI Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 648A CONTRACTOR.oveRHEAD UTI Licenses 2,00 2,00 6488 CONTRACTOR.oveRHEAD UTI Uœnses 648C CONTRACTOR.oveRHEAD UTI Licenses 564 CONTRACTOR-PAlNTING Licenses 120.00 (5,00) 115,00 13 13 1,560,00 1,495,00 564.0. CONTRACTOR-PAlNTING Licenses 5648 CONTRACTOR-PAlNTING-REG, Licenses 5 5 564C CONTRACTOR-PAINTING-REG, Uœnses 23 23 566 CONTRACTOR,PAVlNG-COMME Llœnses 120,00 (5,oo) 115,00 1 1 120,00 115,00 566A. CONTRACTOR-p.o.VlNG-COMME Licenses 2.00 2.00 5668 CONTRACTOR-PAVlNG~MME Licenses 10 10 566C CONTRACTOR-PAVlNG-COMME Licenses 10 10 610 CONTRACTOR-PAVlNG-RESIDE Licenses 120,00 (5,oo) 115.00 610A CONTRACTOR-PAVlNG-RESIDE licenses 2,00 2,00 6108 CONTR.o.CTOR·P.o.VlNG·RESIDE Licenses 3 3 610C CONTRACTOR-p.o.VlNG-RESIDE licenses 650 CONTRACTOR,PILE DRIVING Licenses 120.00 (5.00) 115,00 650... CONTR"'CTOR,PILE DRIVING Licenses 2.00 2,00 6508 CONTRACTOR,PfLE DRIVlNG,R Licenses 650C CONTRACTOR·PILE DRIVING-R licenses 568 CONTRACTOR-PLASTERING Licenses 120.00 (5,00) 115,00 568... CONTR.o.CTOR-PLASTERING Licenses 2.00 2.00 5688 CONTRACTOR-PLASTERING-R licenses 5 5 568C CONTRACTOR-PLASTERING-R Licenses 3 3 Page 6 Work with Occupational license Fee Structure Dollars Under Cap: '9,435.30 Charges Fees Quantities Revenues license ClaaalftcaUon Add' Charge FY'93 Adjust by (+1-) Prop. FY'93 Adjust by Prop. FY'93 Proposed Charg. Baaed Fee Pet. Aml Fee Count Count (+1-) Count Baa. Ba... Code Deacftptlon Cod. On I -,~·I u"J ti,li4ð "J I Hti,f1;1.UV I laUl,MII.UO I 570 CONTRACTOR-PlUMBlNG LIcenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 6 6 720,00 690.00 570A CONTRACTOR-PlUMBING Llcens.s 120,00 (5.00) 115.00 5 5 600.00 575,00 5708 CONTRACTOR-PlUMBlNG ltœnses 2.00 2,00 570C CONTRACTOR-PlUMBING licenses 2,00 2,00 5700 CONTRACTOR-PlUMBING-REG, Licenses 72 72 570E CONTRACTOR-PlUMBlNG-REG, licenses 39 39 570F CONTRACTOR-PlUMBING-REG, licenses 45 45 570G CONTRACTOR-PlUMBING-REG, LIcenses 37 37 6S2 CONTRACTOR-POllUTANT ST LIcenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 6S2A CONTRACTOR-POllUTANT ST Lk:ens.s 2,00 2,00 6S2B CONTRACTOR-POLlUTANT ST licenses 9 9 852C CONTRACTOR-POlLUTANT ST licenses 4 4 562 CONTRACTOR~ESSUREGR Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 562A CONTRACTOR~ESSURE GR Licenses 2,00 2.00 654 CONTRACTOR~ESSURE INJE licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115.00 654A CONTRACTOR~ESSURE INJE licenses 2,00 2,00 654B CONTRACTOR~ESSURE INJE Licenses 654C CONTRACTOR~ESSURE INJE LIcenses 678 CONTRACTOR-PRESTRESSED licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 678A CONTRACTOR-PRESTRESSED Licenses 2,00 2,00 576 CONTRACTOR-REFRIGERATIO Lk:enses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 578A CONTRACTOR-REFRIGERATIO Licenses 2,00 2,00 5768 CONTRACTOR-REFRIGERATlO licenses 1 1 576C CONTRACTOR-REFRIGERATlO licenses 578 CONTRACTOR-REINFORClNG S licens.s 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 578A CONTRACTOR-REINFORClNG S Licenses 2,00 2,00 578B CONTRACTOR-REINFORClNG S Licenses 578C CONTRACTOR-REINFORClNG S licenses 1 1 580 CONTRACTOR-RESIDENTIAl. Licenses 165.00 (50,00) 115,00 8 8 1,320,00 920.00 580A CONTRACTOR-RESIDENTIAL Licenses 165,00 (50,00) 115,00 580B CONTRACTOR-RESIDENTIAL Licenses 2,00 2.00 560C CONTRACTOR-RESlOENTlAl licenses 2,00 2,00 5800 CONTRACTOR-RESIDENTIAl-R licenses 34 34 580E CONTRACTOR-RESIDENTIAL-R Lk:enses 6 6 580F CONTRACTOR-RESIDENTIAL-R Lk:enses 4 4 580G CONTRACTOR-RESIDENTIAl-R licenses 4 4 582 CONTRACTOR-ROOF DECK LIcenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 582A CONTRACTOR-ROOF OECK Licenses 2,00 2,00 582B CONTRACTOR-ROOF DECK-RE Licenses 582C CONTRACTOR-ROOF DECK-RE Licens,\s 1 1 584 CONTRACTOR-ROOFING , Licer¡ses 120,00. (5,00) 115,00 9 9' 1,080,00 1,035,00 584A .CONTRA,CTOR-ROORNG Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 3 " '3 360,00 345,00 . 5848 CONTRACTOR-ROOFlNG ' licenses 2,00 2,00 584C CONTRACTOR-ROOFlNG licenses ~,OO 2,00 5840 CONTRACTOR-ROOFING-REG. LIcenses 71 71 584E CONTRACTOR-ROOFING-REG, LIcenses 19 19 584F CONTRACTOR-ROOFING-REG. Licenses 30 30 584G CONTRACTOR-ROOFING-REG, Licenses 22 22 658 CONTRACTOR-SANDBlASTlNG Licenses 120.00 (5,00) 115,00 658A CONTRACTOR-SANDBlASTING licenses 2,00 2,00 658B CONTRACTOR-SANDBLASTING Licenses 658C CONTRACTOR-SANDBlASTlNG Licenses 586 CONTRACTOR-SEPTIC TANK Licenses 120.00 (5,00) 115,00 I 1 120,00 115,00 586A CONTRACTOR-SEPTIC TANK LIcenses 2,00 2,00 586B CONTRACTOR-SEPTlC TANK-R licenses 2 2 586C CONTRACTOR-SEPTIC TANK-R LIcenses 4 4 588 CONTRACTOR-SHEET METAl LIcenses 120,00 (5.00) 115,00 586A CONTRACTOR-SHEET METAl Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 588B CONTRACTOR-SHEET METAl Licenses 2,00 2.00 586C CONTRACTOR-SHEET METAl licenses 2.00 2.00 588D CONTRACTOR-SHEET METAl-R licenses 2 2 588E CONTRACTOR-SHEET METAl-R licenses 588F CONTRACTOR-SHEET METAl-R Licenses 1 1 588G CONTRACTOR,SHEET METAl-R Licenses 3 3 594 CONTRACTOR-SIGN ELECTRIC Licenses 120.00 (5.00) 115.00 594A CONTRACTOR-SIGN ELECTRIC licenses 120.00 (5,00) 115.00 4 4 480.00 460.00 594B CONTRACTOR-SIGN ELECTRIC Licenses 2,00 2.00 594C CONTRACTOR-SIGN ELECTRIC licenses 2.00 2.00 594D CONTRACTOR-SIGN ELECTRIC Licenses 7 7 Page 7 Work with Occupational License Fee Structure Dollars Under Cap: 99,435.30 Charges Fees Quantities Revenues Ucen.. Cluslfk:atlon Add'! Charge FY't3 AdJust by (+I- Prop. FY't3 Adjust by Prop. FY't3 Proposed Ch.lrge Bued Fee Pet. Amt. Fee Count Count (+1-) Count Ba.. Bue Code Deacrtptlon Code On I .,MO I o I .,,," 11 Mti.ll~.UU I IÞUl,1I4W.UO I 5IM1i CONTRACTOR-SIGN ELECTRIC Licenses 17 17 594F CONTRACTOR-SIGN ElECTRIC Ucenses 3 3 5II4G CONTRACTOR-SIGN ELECTRIC Ucenses 7 7 m CONTRACTOR-SIGN NON-€LEC licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 5e2A CONTRACTOR-SIGN NON-€LEC Ucenses 2,00 2.00 mB CONTRACTOR-SIGN NON-€LEC Ucenses 6 6 592C CONTRACTOR-SIGN NON-€LEC Ucenses 3 3 598 CONTRACTOR-SOLAR WATER Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 598A CONTRACTOR-SOLAR WATER Licenses 120.00 (5,00) 115,00 598B CONTRACTOR-SOLAR WATER Licenses 2.00 2.00 598C CONTRACTOR-SOLAR WATER Ucenses 2,00 2,00 598D CONTRACTOR-SOLAR WATER Ucenses 598E CONTRACTOR-SOLAR WATER licenses 598F CONTRACTOR-SOlAR WATER licenses 598G CONTRACTOR-SOlAR WATER Ucenses 674 CONTRACTOR-SOlAR WTR HT Ucenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 674A CONTRACTOR-SOlAR WTR HT licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115.00 674B CONTRACTOR-SOlAR WTR HT Ucenses 2.00 2,00 674C CONTRACTOR-SOlAR WTR HT licenses 2,00 2,00 6674F CONTRACTOR-SOlAR WfR HT licenses 674D CONTRACTOR-SOlAR WTR HT Ucenses 674E CONTRACTOR-SOlAR WTR HT Licenses 674F CONTRACTOR-SOlAR WfR HT Ucenses 674G CONTRACTOR-SOLAR WfR HT Licenses 2 2 599A CONTRACTOR-SPECIAlTY STR Ucenses 2,00 2.00 5998 CONTRACTOR-SPECIAlTY STR Ucenses 1 1 599 CONTRACTOR-SPECIAlTY STR Ucenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 660 CONTRACTOR-STRUCTURAl S Ucenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 660A CONTRACTOR-STRUCTURAl S Ucenses 2,00 2,00 6608 CONTRACTOR-STRUCTURAl S Ucenses 2 2 660C CONTRACTOR-STRUCTURAl S Licenses 826 CONTRACTOR-SV\IIMM,POOl M Ucenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 828A CONTRACTOR-SV\IIMM.POOl M Ucenses 120.00 (5,00) 115,00 826B CONTRACTOR-SV\IIMM,POOl M Licenses 2,00 2,00 82BC CONTRACTOR-SV\IIMM.POOl M Ucenses 2,00 2,00 8260 CONTRACTOR-SV\IIMM,POOl M Ucenses 4 4 828E CONTRACTOR-SV\IIMM.POOl M Ucenses 4 4 828F CONTRACTOR-SV\IIMM,POOl M Licenses 2 2 628G CONTRACTOR-SVVlMM.POOl M Licenses 572 CONTRACTOR-SV\IIMMING POD Ucenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 4 4 480,00 460,00. 572A CoNTRACToR-sWIMMING POD . t:.R:enses 120.00 (5,00) 115,00 3' 3. . 360,QO 345,00 572B' CONTRACTOR-SV\IIMMING POO IJc:en§s 2,00 2.00 572C CONT~CTOR-SV\IIMMING POO ~s 2,00 2,00' 572E CONTRACTOR-SV\IIMMING POD Ucenses 10 10 572F CONTRACTOR-SV\IIMMING POD ' Ucenses 6 6 572G CONTRACTOR-SV\IIMMING POD Ucenses 12 12 572D CONTRACTOR-SV\IIMMING POD Ucenses 23 23 662 CONTRACTOR-TELEPHONE eo Ucenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 662A CONTRACTOR-TELEPHONE eo Ucenses 2.00 2,00 662B CONTRACTOR·TELEPHONE eo Ucenses 662C CONTRACTOR-TELEPHONE eo Licenses 604 CONTRACTOR-TENNIS COURT licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 604A CONTRACTOR-TENNIS COURT Licenses 2,00 2,00 6048 CONTRACTOR-TENNIS COURT- Licenses 604C CONTRACTOR-TENNIS COURT- Licenses 1 1 606 CONTRACTOR-TlLE,TERRAZZO Licenses 120.00 (5,00) 115.00 4 4 480,00 460.00 808A CONTRACTOR-TlLE,TERRAZZO Licenses 2,00 2,00 606B CONTRACTOR-TILE,TERRAZZO Ucenses 8 8 606C CONTRACTOR-TILE,TERRAZZO License. 7 7 864 CONTRACTOR~RANSPORTAS Ucenses 120,00 (5.00) 115,00 864A CONTRACTOR~RANSPORTAS Licenses 2.00 2.00 864B CONTRACTOR·TRANSPORT AS license. 864C CONTRACTOR-TRANSPORT AS Licenses 666 CONTRACTOR-TUB & SHOWER Llcen.e. 120.00 (5,00) 115.00 666A CONTRACTOR-TUB & SHOWER License. 2.00 2.00 666C CONTRACTOR-TUB & SHOWER licenses 666B CONTRACTOR-TUB & SHOWER licenses 602 CONTRACTOR-TV ANTENNA & licenses 120.00 (5.00) 115.00 602A CONTRACTOR-TV ANTENNA & licenses 2.00 2,00 Page 8 Work with Occupational License Fee Structure -- Dolla.. Under Cap: 119,435.30 Charges Fees Quantities Revenues Ucen.. CI..alf1cauon Aden Charge FY'113 Aduat by (+1-) Prop. FY'113 AdJust by Prop, FY'113 Propoaed Charge BaHel Fee Pet. AmL Fee Count Count (+1-) Count Ba.. Be.. Code Deacrlptlon Code On I _,M::I ~ I u1 Ii,Mb 11 044j.I1~.uu I OU1,M».UU I 602B CONTRACTOR-TV ANTENNA & LIcenses 2 2 602C CONTRACTOR-TV ANTENNA & LIcenses 1 1 826 CONTRACTOR-UNOERGROUN Ucenses 120.00 (5,00) 115,00 826A CONTRACTOR-UNOERGROUN Licenses 2.00 2.00 826B CONTRACTOR-UNOERGROUN Licenses 626C CONTRACTOR-UNOERGROUN LIcenses 816 CONTRACTOR-UNOERGROUN Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 1 1 120,00 115,00 81&. CONTRACTOR-UNDERGROUN Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 1 1 120,00 115,00 8168 CONTRACTOR-UNOERGROUN Licenses 2,00 2,00 816C CONTRACTOR-UNOERGROUN Licenses 2,00 2,00 8160 CONTRACTOR-UNOERGROUN Licenses 3 3 816E CONTRACTOR-UNDERGROUN licenses 6 8 816F CONTRACTOR-UNOERGROUN licenses 3 3 8100 CONTRACTOR-UNOERGROUN LIcenses 4 4 812 CONTRACTOR-WELL DRIlleR LIcenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 812A CONTRACTOR,WELL DRILLER Uœnses 120,00 (5,00) 115.00 812B CONTRACTDR-WELL DRIlleR LIcenses 2,00 2,00 812C CONTRACTOR-WELL DRIlleR licenses 2.00 2,00 8120 CONTRACTOR-WELL DRILLER- Uœnses 7 7 812E CONTRACTOR-WELL DRIlleR- Licenses 1 1 812F CONTRACTOR-WELL DRILLER- licenses 6 6 812G CONTRACTOR,WELL DRILLER- LIcenses 814 CONTRACTOR-'MNOOW & 000 LIcenses 120.00 (5,00) 115,00 814A CONTRACTOR-'MNOOW & 000 licenses 2,00 2,00 8148 CONTRACTOR-'MNOOW & 000 Ucenses 2 2 814C CONTRACTOR·'MNOOW & 000 Uœnses 3 3 061 CONVALESCENT HOME licenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 2 2 200,00 230.00 082 COSTUME, ClOTHING RENTAL Licenses 60,00 55,00 115,00 083 CREDIT BUREAUS Licenses 60,00 55,00 115,00 084 CUSTODIAN SERVICE, HOME, licenses 60,00 55,00 115.00 084A CUSTODIAN SERVlCE,HOME.O Licenses 10,00 10,00 085 DAIRIES Ucenses DAIRIES Units 70,00 45,00 115,00 086 DANCE HALLS Ucenses 200,00 (85,00) 115,00 067 DANCING SCHOOLS Licenses 50,00 65,00 115,00 6 6 300,00 690,00 069 DEALERS IN SECONDHAND FIR Ucenses 200,00 (85,00) 115,00 090 OELICATESSEN licenses 60,00 55,00 115,00 20 20 1,200,00 2,300,00 092 DENTAL SUPPLIES Licenses 70,00 45.00 115,00 092A DENTAL SUPPLIES-REG, Licenses 10,00 10,00 091'. DENTAL TECHNICIAN L6.B0RAT Licenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 10 10 1,000,00 ,1,150,00 ",~ DETECTIVÉ AGENCY Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 1 1 . 120,00 115,00 095 DOG AND PET GROOMING UœnŠes 60,00 55,00 115.00 4 4 240,00 ' 4(j():OO 096 DRESSMAKING, HEMSTITCHIN' Licenses 40,00 75,00 115,00 13 13 520,00 1,495,00 099 DYNAMITE DEALERS Licenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 100 ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER licenses 450,00 (335,00) 115.00 1 1 450,00 115,00 101 EMIGRANT AGENTS LIcenses 2,500,00 (2,385,00) 115,00 102 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES LIcenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 6 6 600,00 690.00 103 ENGRAVERS OR LITHOGRAPH Licenses 60,00 55,00 115,00 100A ENGRAVERS OR LITHOGRAPH LIcenses 10.00 10,00 104 EXHIBITS LIcenses EXHIBIT Units 225,00 (110,00) 115,00 105 EXPORTAN~IMPORTCOM Ucenses 100.00 15,00 115,00 5 5 500,00 575,00 106 EXPRESS COMPANIES, INTRAS Licenses 150.00 (35.00) 115,00 107 EXTERMINATORS Licenses 100,00 15.00 115.00 16 16 1,600,00 1,840.00 107A EXTERMINATORS-REG, Licenses 10,00 10,00 13 13 130.00 130,00 113 FARMERS GRO'MNG & MANUF, Licenses 1 1 113A FARMERS GRO'MNG & MANUF, Licenses 106 FEATHER RENOVATORS Licenses 60,00 55,00 115.00 10BA FEATHER RENOVATORS-REG, licenses 10.00 10.00 109 FERTILIZER MANUFACTURERS- Licenses 200.00 (85.00) 115.00 111 FIRE AND WRECK SALES Licenses 200.00 (85.00) 115.00 112 FISH AND/OR POULTRY MARKE licenses 60.00 55.00 115.00 115 FISHING TACKLE AND/OR GUN Licenses 50.00 65.00 115.00 116 FLORISTS OR DEALERS IN FLO licenses 70.00 45.00 115.00 8 8 560.00 920.00 116A FLORISTS OR DEALERS IN FLO licenses 10.00 10,00 117 FOOD LOCKERS-CDLD STORA Licenses 100.00 15,00 115,00 118 FRUIT, VEGETABLE STAND LK;enses 100,00 15,00 115,00 1 1 100.00 115.00 119 FRUITS, SOLD FROM TRUCKS Licenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 119A FRUITS, SOLD FROM TRUCKS· licenses 10,00 10.00 Page g Work with O~c~~ationallicense Fee Structure Oolla.. Under Cap: 19,435.30 Charges Fees Quantities Revenues Llcens. ClasslllcaUon Add' Charg. FY'13 Adjust by (+1-) Prop. FY'13 AdJust by prop. FY'13 Proposed Charg. Based Fee Pet. Amt. Fee Count Count (+1-) Count Ba.. Bas. Cod. Description Cod. On I fIi,Mb-' U I .,Mo·11 Mti./1.J.UU I 1ÞU1.1I4V.UU I 326 GAS TANK WAGON DELIVERY Ucenses 120,(() (5,(()) 115.(() 326A GAS TANK WAGON DEliVERY Uœnses 10,(() 10,(() 324 GAS-OISTRIBUTINGlSElllNG G Ucenses 4SO,(() (335,(() 115,(() 1 1 4SO,(() 115,(() 325 GAS-SELUNG BOTTLED Ucenses 120,(() (5,(() 115,(() 325A GAS-SEWNG BOTTLED - REG, Licenses 10,00 10,(() 123 GASOlINE AND OIL DlSTRIBUT Licenses 180,(() (65,(()) 115.(() 123A GASOLINE AND OIL DlSTRIBUT Licenses 1O.(() 10,(() 124 GOLF COURSES Ucenses 200,(() (85,(() 115,(() 3 3 600.(() 345,(() 125 GOLF DRIVING RANGE Ucenses 70,(() 45,(() 115,(() 126 GOLF, MINIATURE Licenses 70,(() 45,(() 115.(() 127 GUARANTY OR SURETY TITLE Uœnses 120.(() (5,(()) 115,(() 130 GYPSIES Licenses 4SO,(() (335,(()) 115,(() 133 HOSPITALS. SANITARIUM Uœnses 1((),(() 15,(() 115.(() 1 1 1((),(() 115,(() 134 HOTELS. APARTMENTS, ROOMI Uœnses 102 102 UNITS Units 3,(() 2,(() 5,(() 2863 2,863 8,589,(() 14,315.(() 132 HYPNOTISTS Licenses 1((),(() 15,(() 115,(() 2 2 200,(() 230.(() 137 ICE CREAM AND SODA FOUNT Uœnses SO,(() 55,(() 115,(() 138 ICE CREAM AND SOFT DRINKS Uœnses SO,(() 55,(() 115,(() 138A ICE CREAM AND SOFT DRINKS- Uœnses 10,(() 10,(() 135 ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS Uœnses 1((),(() 15,(() 115,(() 136 ICE CREAM PARLORS Ucenses SO.(() 55.(() 115,(() 5 5 2SO,(() 575,(() 139 ICE CREAM WAGON OR TRUCK Uœnses 3 3 ICECRM1 Units 1(().(() 15,(() 115,(() 2 2 200.(() 23O,(() ICECRM2 Units 10,00 10,(() 2 2 20,(() . 20,(() 139A ICE CREAM WAGON OR TRUCK Licenses 140 ICE MANUFACTURING ANDIOR Licenses 2((),(() (85,(() 115,00 141 INSECTICIDE Licenses 1((),(() 15,(() 115,(() 142 INSURANCE ADJUSTERS Licenses 50,(() 55.(() 115,(() 143 INSURANCE AGENCY Licenses 70,(() 45,(() 115,(() 352 352 24,640,(() 40,480.(() 144 INSURANCE AGENTS AND SOU Uœnses 3D,(() 85,(() 115,(() 16 16 480,(() 1,640,(() 144A INSURANCE AGENTS AND SOli Licenses 10,(() 10,(() 145 INSURANCE, BAGGAGE Uœnses 4O,(() 75,(() 115.(() 146 INSURANCE, CASUALTY, liFE, Licenses 70,(() 45,(() 115.(() 1 1 70,(() 115,(() 149 INTERIOR DECORATOR Uœnses 80,(() 35,(() 115.(() 31 31 2,480,(() 3,565,(() 149A INTERIOR DECORATOR-REG, Licenses 10,(() 10,(() 151 JEVÆLRY -DEALERS BUYING & Uœnses 187.SO (12,SO) 115,(() 7 7 1,312,SO 80S.(() 151A JEVÆLRY -DEALERS BUYING & Licenses 10,(() 10,(() 153 JOB PRINTING Licenses 70,(() 45,(() 115,(() 153A JOB PRINTING-REG, Licenses 10,(() 10,(() 154 JUI«E STANDS Licenses . 50,(() 55,(() 115,(() 155 . JUNK SHOPS OR DEALERS Licenses 1((),(() 15,(() t15,((). 1 1 1((),(() 11~,(() 156 KENN~LS, ~IMAL Licenses 1((),(() 15,(() 115,(() 157 KEY SHOP, LOCKSMITH Licenses 80.(() 35,(() 115.(() 3 3 240,00 345,(() 157A KEY SHOP, LOCKSMITH-REG, Uœnses 10,(() 10,(() 2 2 20,(() 2O.(() 158 KNIFE, SCISSORS, AND TOOL S Uœnses SO,(() 65,(() 115.(() 158A KNIFE, SCISSORS, AND TOOL S Licenses 10,(() 10,(() 180A LAUNDRY, AGENT FOR OUT OF Uœnses 10,(() 10,(() 160 LAUNDRY, AGENT FOR OUT OF Uœnses 1 SO,(() (35,(() 115,(() 2 2 300.(() 23O,(() 181 LAUNDRY, LOCAL AGENCY Uœnses 1((),(() 15,(() 115,(() 3 3 300,(() 345,(() 162 LAUNDRY, SELF SERVICE Licenses 80.(() 35,(() 115,(() 7 7 560.(() 805.(() 327 LAUNDRYIDRY CLEANING-1-10 Licenses 12O.(() (5,(()) 115.(() 22 22 2,640,(() 2,53O,(() 328 LAUNDRYIDRY CLEANING-11-2 Licenses 200.(() (85,(() 115,(() 329 LAUNDRYIDRY CLEANING-20 & Licenses 187.SO (72,SO) 115,(() 163 LA'IIIN MAINTENANCE Licenses SO,(() 65,(() 115,(() 122 122 6,1((),(() 14,030.(() 183A LA'IIIN MAINTENANCE-REG, Licenses 10,(() 10,(() 67 67 670,(() 670,(() 164 LA'IIIN SPRAYING Licenses 80,(() 35.(() 115,(() 164A LA'IIIN SPRAYING-REG, Licenses 10,(() 10,(() 165 liNEN ANDIOR DIAPER SERVlC Ucenses 80.(() 35.(() 115.(() 165A LINEN ANDIOR DIAPER SERVlC Licenses 10,(() 1O.(() 166 LOAN, FINANCE, MORTGAGE C Licenses 1 SO.(() (35.(()) 115.(() 168 LUNCH STANDS licenses 50.(() 55.(() 115.(() 2 2 120,(() 230.(() 169 MACHINE SHOPS Licenses 80.(() 35.(() 115.(() 3 3 24O.(() 345,(() 170 MAIL ORDER BUSINESS Licenses 1(().(() 15.(() 115.(() 16 16 1,600,(() 1 ,840.(() 170A MAIL ORDER BUSINESS-REG. Licenses 1O.(() 1O.(() 171 MAINTENANCE. FLOOR, HOME, licenses 60.00 55,00 115.00 63 63 3,780.00 7,245.00 171A MAINTENANCE,FLooR,HOME,O Licenses 10,00 1O.(() 17 17 17O.(() 17O.(() 172 MANICURIST licenses 20,(() 95.(() 115.(() 2 2 4O.(() 230.(() NAILS Units 20,(() 95,(() 115.(() 1 1 20.(() 115,(() 173 MANUFACTURER licenses 1(()(() 15,(() 115,(() 61 61 6,100.00 7.015.00 Page 10 Work with Occupational License Fee Structure Doll..... Under C..p: '9.~S.30 Charges Fees Quantities Revenues Ucense Claoslflcatlon Add'! Chal'1le FY"93 AdJust by (+t-I Prop. FY'I3 AdJust by Prop. FY'I3 Proposed Chal'1le Based Fee Pet. Amt. Fee Count Count (+t-) Count Base Ba.. Code Description Code On I ti,ti4ft -, u ~I ti,M.:t -II Mö,l 1.J~UU I OU1,M~.UU I 173A MANUFACTURER - REG, Ucenses 10,00 10,00 1 1 10,00 10,00 174 MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS Ucenses 100,00 15.00 115,00 175 MASSAGE SAlON Ucenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 4 4 400,00 460,00 MASSEUI Units 60,00 55,00 115,00 1 1 60.00 115.00 176 MASSEUR. MASSEUSE Ucenses 4 4 MASSEUI Units 60,00 55,00 115,00 4 4 2<10,00 460,00 176A MASSEUR, MASSEUSE-REG, Licenses MASSEU2 UnIts 10,00 10,00 177 MENTAl HEAlERS Ucenses 625,00 (510,00) 115.00 179 MERCHANT - WHOlESAlE Ucenses 80,00 35,00 115,00 102 102 8,160,00 11,730,00 179A MERCHANT - 1Mi000SAlE - RE Ucenses 10.00 10,00 1 1 10,00 10,00 180 MERCHANTS - RETAIL Ucenses 80,00 35,00 115,00 519 519 41,520,00 59,685,00 180A MERCHANTS-RETAlL-REG. Ucenses 10,00 10.00 2 2 20,00 20,00 181 MESSENGER SERVICE Ucenses SO,OO 65,00 115.00 1 1 SO,OO 115,00 " 181.0. MESSENGER SERVICE - REG, Uœnses 10.00 10,00 182 MIMEOGRAPH AND LETTER SH Uœnses SO,OO 65,00 115.00 290 MISCELlANEOUS OCCUPATIO Uœnses 100,00 15,00 115,00 43 43 4,300.00 4,945,00 290A MISCELlANEOUS OCCUPATIO Uœnses 10,00 10.00 46 46 460,00 460,00 183 MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTON Uœnses 100.00 15,00 115,00 1S4A MOTION PICTURE THEATERS- Ucenses 200.00 (85,00) 115,00 184B MOTION PICTURE THEATERS - Ucenses 225,00 (110,00) 115,00 184 MOTION PICTURE THEATERS- Uœnses ISO,oo (35,00) 115.00 184C MOTION PICTURE THEATERS- Ucenses 300,00 (185.00) 115,00 2 2 600,00 230.00 185 MOTORCYCLE DEAlERS Ucenses 80,00 35.00 115,00 190 MUSIC TEACHERS Ucenses SO,OO 65,00 115,00 1 1 SO,OO 115,00 180A MUSIC TEACHERS-REG. Ucenses 10,00 10,00 187 MUSiCAl DEVICES Ucenses SO,OO 65,00 115,00 187.0. MUSiCAl DEVICES - REG, Licenses 10,00 10,00 188 MUSiCAl DEVlCES-OISTRIBUT Licenses 187,SO (72,SO) 115.00 186A MUSiCAl DEVlCES-OISTRIBUT Ucenses 10,00 10.00 189 MUSlaANS-STREET Ucenses 200,00 (85,00) 115,00 754 NAILS, ACRYLIC SHOPS Ucenses 70,00 45.00 115,00 3 3 210,00 345,00 192 NEVIlS COMPANIES Licenses 100,00 15,00 115.00 2 2 200,00 230.00 192A NEVIlS COMPANIES-REG, Ucenses 10.00 10,00 331 NEVIISPAPER-OAlL Y Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 2 2 2<10,00 230,00 330 NEVIISPAPER-WEEKl YIMONTHL Ucenses 80,00 35.00 115,00 193 NEVIISST ANOS Licenses 40,00 75,00 115,00 194 NIGHT CLUBS Ucenses 200,00 (85.00) 115,00 17 17 3,400,00 1,955,00 730 NON-CONTRACTOR VINYL SHE Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 1 1 120,00 115,00 730A NON-C0NTRACTOR VINYL SHE Ucenses 705 . NON-CONTIVtCTOR-ACOUSTIC Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115.00 70SA NON-CONTR!-CTOR-AC0l!STlt Llœns~s 10,00 10,00 704 NON-CONTRACTOR-AJR CONO, Ucenses 120,00 (5,00) 115',00 1 1 120,00 115,00 704A ' NON-CONTRACTOR-AJR COND, Ucenses 10,00 10.00 706 NON-CONTRACTOR-ASPHAlT Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 3 3 360.00 345.00 706A NON-CONTRACTOR-ASPHAl T Uœnsøs 10.00 10,00 4 4 40,00 <10,00 708 NON-CONTRACTOR-CABlNET I Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 22 22 2,840,00 2.530,00 70SA NON-CONTRACTOR-CABINET I Licenses 10,00 10,00 9 9 90,00 90,00 710 NON-CONTRACTOR-CUL TURE Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 1 1 120.00 115,00 710.0. NON-CONTRACTOR-CULTURE Licenses 10,00 10,00 711.0. NON-CONTRACTOR-FlAGPOlE Ucenses 10,00 10,00 1 1 10,00 10,00 711 NON-CONTRACTOR-FlAGPOlE Ucenses 120,00 (5.00) 115.00 713 NON-CONTRACTOR-FlOORING Liœnses 120.00 (5.00) 115.00 713A NON-CONTRACTOR-FlOORING Licenses 712 NON-CONTRACTOR-GARAGE 0 Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 2 2 240.00 230,00 712A NON-CONTRACTOR-GARAGE 0 Licenses 10,00 10,00 1 1 10,00 10,00 714 NON-CONTRACTOR-GRANULA licenses 120,00 (5.00) 115,00 1 1 120.00 115.00 714.0. NON-CONTRACTOR-GRANULA Licenses 716 NON-CONTRACTOR-GUTTER& Liœnses 120.00 (5.00) 115.00 1 1 120.00 115.00 71eA NON-CONTRACTOR-GUTTER& licenses 1 1 718 NON-CONTRACTOR.{.UMINOUS licenses 120.00 (500) 115.00 71eA NON-CONTRACTOR.{.UMINOUS Licenses 1 1 720 NON-CONTRACTOR-METAl SP licenses 120.00 (5,00) 115.00 720A NON-CONTRACTOR·METAl SP licenses 1 1 722 NON-CONTRACTOR-MIRROR Licenses 120.00 (500) 115.00 8 8 960.00 920.00 722A NON-CONTRACTOR-MIRROR-R licenses 1 1 724 NON-CONTRACTOR-PAPER HA Ucenses 120.00 (500) 115.00 8 8 960,00 920.00 724A NON-CONTRACTOR-PAPER HA Licenses 726 NON-CONTRACTOR-RESILlENT Licenses 120.00 (500) 115,00 Page 11 Work with Occupational License Fee Structure Dollars Under Cap: 99,435.30 Charges Fees Quantities Revenues Ueen.. cl...mcetlon Add1 Charge FY"93 Adjust by (+I.) Prop. FY"93 Adjust by Pt'op. FY'I3 Proposed Charge B.aed Fee Pel Amt. Fee Count Count (+1-) Count B.... Base Cod. Deserlptlon Cod. On I Ii,"", 1 ul Ii·~ll Mti./1~.UU I 1ÞU1,MW.UU I 726A NON.coNTRACTOR-RESILlENT licenses 2 2 728 NON~RACTOR·TUB&SHO Licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 1 1 120,00 115.00 728A NON~RACTOR·TUB & SHO lk:enses 2 2 732 NON-CONTRACTORNINYl SHE licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115.00 2 2 240,00 230.00 732A NON~RACTOR·VlNYl SHE licenses 1 1 624 NON~RACTOR·WElDtNG licenses 120,00 (5,00) 115,00 3 3 360,00 345,00 624A NON.coNTRACTOR·WElDtNG- lk:enses 1 1 196 NURSERY &lOR lANDSCAPING lk:enses 100,00 15,00 115,00 34 34 3,400,00 3,910.00 196A NURSERY &lOR lANDSCAPING licenses 10,00 10,00 44 44 440,00 440.00 200 OIl-RETAll lk:enses OIl-1 Units eo.OO 35,00 115,00 200A OIl-RETAll- REG, licenses OIl-2 Units 10,00 10,00 203 PARCEL DELIVERY lk:enses PARCEl1 Units 60,00 55,00 115,00 203A PARCEL DELIVERY - REG, licenses PARCEl2 Units 10,00 10,00 204 PA'M'IBROKERS lk:enses 625,00 (510,00) 115,00 2 2 1,250,00 230,00 205 PEDDlERS OF MERCHANDtSE- licenses 20,00 95.00 115,00 37 37 740,00 4.255,00_ 332A PEDDlERS-NOT OTHERWISE LI licenses 10,00 10,00 332 PEDDlERS-NOT OTHERWISE LI licenses 20,00 95,00 115,00 1 1 20,00 115,00 333 PEODlERS-NOT PROO,THEIR P licenses 20.00 95,00 115,00 334 PEOOlERS-SEllING PRODUCT licenses 100.00 15,00 115,00 334A PEOOlERS-SEllING PRODUCT LIcenses 10,00 10,00 335A PEOOlERS-SOlIClT.FOR OUT licenses 10,00 10,00 335 PEOOlERS-SOlIClTlNG FOR 0 licenses 150,00 (35.00) 115,00 337 PEDDlERS-TRAVELING STORE LIcenses 225,00 (110,00) 115,00 337A PEDDlERS~RAVEUNGSTORE licenses 10,00 10,00 336 PEOOlERS,TRAVEUNG STORE licenses 200,00 (85,00) 115,00 336A PEDDLERS-TRAVELING STORE licenses 10,00 10,00 207 PHOTO PROCESSING. FilM DE licenses 80,00 35.00 115,00 1 1 80,00 115,00 208 PHOTOGRAPHERS licenses 80,00 35,00 115,00 7 7 560,00 805.00 208A PHOTOGRAPHERS - REG, licenses 10,00 10,00 209 PIANO TUNERS licenses 60,00 55,00 115,00 209A PiANO TUNERS - REG, licenses 10,00 10,00 210 PICTURE AGENTS licenses 150,00 (35.00) 115,00 210A PICTURE AGENTS - REG, lk:enses 10,00 10,00 211 PlANING MillS licenses eo,oo 35,00 115,00 212 PlATING \IIIITH METAlS licenses eo,oo 35,00 115,00 1 1 80,00 115.00 214 POPCORN AND/OR PEANUT ST licenses 50,00 65,00 115.00 213 PORTABLE TOILETS licenses. 100,00 15,00 115,00 213A PORTABLE TOILETS - REG, licenses 10,00 10,00 215 POSTCARD STANDS licenses 30,00 85,00 115,00 217 PRINT SHOP AND/OR PUBLlSHI licenses' 70.00 45.00 115,00 22 22 1,540,00 2.530.00 338 PROFESSIONAl-ACCOUNTANTI licenses 150.00 (35,00) 115.00 24 24 3,600,00' 2,760,00 336A PROFESSIONAl-ACCOUNTANTI lk:enses 10.00 10.00 360 PROFESSIONAl-ADD'l PARTNE licenses 60,00 55,00 115,00 57 57 3,420.00 6,555,00 360A PROFESSIONAl-AOO'l PARTNE licenses 10,00 10,00 348 PROFESSIONAl-ARCHITECT. l licenses 150,00 (35,00) 115,00 5 5 750,00 575,00 348A PROFESSIONAl-ARCHITECT, l licenses 10,00 10,00 1 1 10,00 10,00 347 PROFESSIONAl-ARCHITECTS licenses 150,00 (35,00) 115,00 14 14 2,100,00 1,610,00 347A PROFESSIONAl-ARCHITECTS· licenses 10,00 10,00 339 PROFESSIONAl-ATTORNEYIlA licenses 150,00 (35,00) 115,00 44 44 6,600,00 5,060,00 339A PROFESSIONAl-A TTORNEYIlA licenses 10,00 10,00 342 PROFESSIONAl-BUSINESS CO licenses 150,00 (35,00) 115,00 14 14 2,100,00 1,610,00 342A PROFESSIONAl·BUSINESS CO licenses 10,00 10,00 349 PROFESSIONAl-CHEMISTS licenses 150,00 (35,00) 115,00 340 PROFESSIONAl-CHIROPRACT Ucenses 150,00 (35.00) 115,00 19 19 2,850,00 2,185,00 343 PROFESSIONAl-OA T A PROCES licenses 150,00 (35.00) 115,00 1 1 150,00 115,00 344 PROFESSIONAl-OENTIST Licenses 150,00 (35.00) 115,00 57 57 8,550,00 6,555.00 344A PROFESSIONAl-OENTIST -REG. Licenses 10,00 10.00 345 PROFESSIONAl-ORAFTSMAN licenses 150.00 (35.00) 115.00 345A PROFESSIONAl·DRAFTSMAN ' Licenses 10.00 10.00 348 PROFESSIONAl-ENGINEERS licenses 150.00 (35.00) 115.00 10 10 1.500,00 1,150.00 346A PROFESSIONAL-ENGINEERS· licenses 10.00 10.00 2 2 20.00 20.00 350 PROFESSIONAl-OPTICIANS licenses 150.00 (35,00) 115.00 7 7 1.050,00 805.00 351 PROFESSIONAl-OPTOMETRIST licenses 150.00 (3500) 115.00 8 8 1,200.00 920.00 352 PROFESSIONAl-OSTEOPA THIC Licenses 150.00 (35.00) 115,00 1 1 150.00 115,00 359 PROFESSIONAL-OTHER PROFE Licenses 150.00 (35.00) 115,00 59 59 8.850.00 6.785,00 Page 12 Work with Occupational License Fee Structure Dolla... Under Cap: 99,435.30 Charges Fees Quantities Revenues lIcens. C.....lflcatlon Add' Charg. FY'.3 AdJuat by (41-) Prop. FY'93 Adjust by Prop. FY'93 Proposed Charge Baaed Fee Pet. Amt. Fee Count Count (41-) Count Ba.. Sa.. Code DeKf1ptlon Code On I ",li4I>l ul «i.""-II Mb,/l.1.UU I OU1,.4».UU I 35IIA PROFESSIONAL.oTHER PROFE LIcenSes 10,00 10,00 353 PROFESSIONAL-PHYSICIANS licenses 150,00 (35,00) 115,00 69 69 10,350,00 7,935,00 353A PROFESSIONAL-PHYSIClANS - licenses 10,00 10,00 341 PROFESSIONAL-POOCATRIST Llœnses 150.00 (35,00) 115,00 7 7 1,050,00 805,00 357 PROFESSIONAL-PSYCHIATRIST LIcenSes 150,00 (35.00) 115,00 4 4 600,00 460,00 354 PROFESSIONAl-RESEARCH LA licenses 150,00 (35,00) 115,00 2 2 300,00 230.00 355 PROFESSIONAl-SURGEONS licenses 150.00 (35,00) 115,00 4 4 600,00 460,00 356 PROFESSIONAl-TAX CONSULT licenses 150.00 (35,00) 115,00 1 1 150.00 115,00 356A PROFESSIONAL-TAX CONSULT licenses 10.00 10,00 356 PROFESSIONAL-VETERINARIE licenses 150,00 (35,00) 115,00 7 7 1,050.00 805,00 220 PROMOTORS licenses 200,00 (85,00) 115.00 1 1 200.00 115,00 22M PROMOTORS - REG, licenses 10,00 10,00 221 PUBlIC HAlL FOR HIRE Uœnses 100,00 15,00 115,00 222 PUBliC STENOGRAPHER licenses 40.00 75,00 115,00 222A PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER - REG licenses 10.00 10,00 223 PUBliSHING COMPANY licenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 3 3 300,00 345,00 224 RADIO COMMUNICATIONS licenses 70.00 45,00 115,00 2 2 140.00 230,00 224A RADIO COMMUNICATIONS - RE licenses 10,00 10,00 226 RADIO SUPPliES licenses 70,00 45,00 115,00 226A RADIO SUPPliES - REG. licenses 10,00 10,00 'lZ7 RAILROAD COMPANIES licenses 225.00 (110,00) 115,00 1 1 225,00 115,00 228 REAl ESTATE AGENCY OR BR licenses 80,00 35,00 115,00 72 72 5,760,00 6,280,00 228A REAl ESTATE AGENCY OR BR licenses 10.00 10,00 377 REAl ESTATE BRANCH OFFICE licenses 50.00 65,00 115,00 376 REAl ESTATE SAlES PERSON licenses 30.00 85.00 115,00 143 143 4,290,00 16,445,00 378A REAl ESTATE SAlES PERSON- licenses 10,00 10,00 229 REDUCING SAlON Uœnses 100.00 15,00 115,00 2 2 200,00 230,00 230 RENTAl EQUIPMENT Uœnses 60,00 55,00 115,00 9 9 540,00 1,035,00 230A RENTAl EQUIPMENT - REG, licenses 10,00 10,00 10 10 100,00 100.00 231 REPAIR SHOPS Uœnses 80,00 35,00 115,00 40 40 3,200.00 4,600,00 232 REPAIRS FROM TRUCK OR OT licenses 80,00 35,00 115,00 5 5 400.00 575,00 232A REPAIRS FROM TRUCK OR OT lIcenSes 10.00 10.00 2 2 20.00 20,00 362 RESTAURANT -16-50 PERSON licenses 80.00 35,00 115.00 38 38 3,040,00 4,370,00 361 REST AURANT- 1-15 PERSONS licenses 50.00 65,00 115.00 5 5 250,00 575,00 363 RESTAURANT- 51-100 PERSON licenses 150,00 (35,00) 115,00 50 50 7,500,00 5,750,00 364 RESTAURANT- OVER 100 PERS Uœnses 187,50 (72,50) 115,00 49 49 9,187.50 5,635.00 234 RESTAURANT -ORIVE IN Uœnses 70,00 45,00 115,00 13 13 910,00 1,495.00 236 RINKS licenses 200,00 (85.00) 115.00 238 RUG CLEANERS licenses 70,00 45.00 115.00 238A RUG CLEANERS - REG, licenses 10,00 10.00 239 SAND, GRAVEL, MUCK-HAULIN licenses 90,00 25,00 115.00 239.0\ SAND, GRAVEl, MUCK-HAULIN licenses 10,00 10,00 ·240 SAWMILL YARD licenses 100,00 15,00 115.00 366 SCHOOl-NURSERYIKINDERGA Uœnses 40,00 75,00 115,00 2 2 80,00 230.00 367 SCHOOlS.oVER 15 PUPILS licenses 60,00 55,00 115,00 22 22 1,320,00 2,530,00 365 SCHOOlS-PRIVATE licenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 8 8 800,00 920,00 242 SECONDHAND DEAlERS licenses 375,00 (260,00) 115,00 27 27 10,125,00 3,105,00 2« SHIP BROKERS Uœnses 300,00 (185,00) 115.00 244A SHIP BROKERS - REG, licenses 10,00 10,00 245 SHOEMAKER AND REPAIRS licenses 70,00 45,00 115.00 5 5 350,00 575,00 246 SHOOTING GAlLERY licenses 150,00 (35,00) 115.00 1 1 150,00 115,00 247 SIGN PAINTERS licenses 70,00 45.00 115.00 2 2 140,00 230.00 247A SIGN PAINTERS, REG. licenses 10,00 10.00 1 1 10,00 10,00 248 SKATING RINK licenses 300,00 (185,00) 115.00 249 SODA OR MINERAl WATER FO Ucenses 50,00 65,00 115,00 252 STAMP AND/OR OLD COIN DEA Uœnses 100.00 15,00 115.00 252A STAMP AND/OR OlD COIN DEA Uœnses 10,00 10,00 253 STORAGE WAREHOUSE OR RO Licenses 120.00 (5,00) 115,00 46 46 5,520,00 5,290,00 254 TAILORS licenses 50.00 65,00 115.00 14 14 700,00 1,610.00 254A TAILORS - REG. licenses 10.00 10,00 256 TAXIDERMIST licenses 80.00 35.00 115,00 368 TAXIS licenses 100.00 15.00 115,00 4 4 400,00 460.00 TAXIS Units 50.00 65,00 115,00 13 13 650.00 1,495,00 368A TAXIS-REG, licenses 7 7 T AXISIO Units 10.00 10.00 25 25 250.00 250.00 258 TELEGRAPH COMPANIES Ltceoses 225.00 (11000) 115,00 1 1 225,00 115.00 371 TELEGRAPH COMPANY -BRANC Licenses 150.00 (35,00) 115,00 259 TELEPHONE ANSWERING SER licenses 60,00 5590 115,00 1 1 60,00 115,00 260 TELEPHONE SOLICITATION Licenses 100.00 1500 115,00 Page 1 3 ., Work with Occupational License Fee Structure Dolla.. Under Cap: ",435.30 Charges Fees Quantities Revenues Ucen.. CluslflcaUon Add1 Charg. FY'1I3 Adjust by (+1-) prop. FY'1I3 AdJu.t by Prop. FY'1I3 Propo.ed Charge Bued Fee Pet. Amt. F.. Count Count (+1-) Count B... Ba.. Cod. DeacrlpUon Code On I It,Mb-' °1 ti.":'-'I Mb./l~.UU I IÞOl,MV.UO I 261 TELEPHONE SYSTEMS AND CO Licenses 450.00 (335.00) 115,00 1 1 450,00 115,00 150 TEMP.BUS,UC,-SPEC.EVENT -E Licenses 20,00 95.00 115,00 8 8 160.00 920,00 257 TEMP.BUSINESS UC.-SHOPPlN Licenses 20,00 95.00 115,00 110 TEMP.BUSlNESS UC.-SPEC.EV Licenses 262 TERMITE CONTROl COMPANIE Uœnses 100,00 15,00 115.00 262A TERMITE CONTROl COMPANIE Uœnses 10,00 10.00 263 THEATRICAL DIRECTORS Licenses 50,00 65,00 115,00 1 1 50.00 115,00 263A THEATRICAL DIRECTORS - RE Uœnses 10,00 10,00 264 THEATRICAL OR DRAMATIC GR Uœnses 60,00 55.00 115,00 2&4A THEATRICAL OR DRAMATIC GR Uœnses 10,00 10.00 265 TO\I\IEL, DIAPER, UNIFORM SUP Licenses 60,00 55.00 115,00 265A TO\I\IEl,OIAPER,UNIFORM SUP Uœnses 10,00 10,00 267 TRADE SCHOOlS Uœnses 70,00 45.00 115.00 268 TRADING STAMP COMPANIES LIcenses 625,00 (510.00) 115,00 269 TRAILER, TRUCK RENTAl Licenses 60,00 55,00 115.00 270 TRAVEL BUREAUS Licenses 100,00 15,00 115.00 15 15 1,500,00 1.725.00 271 TRAVEUNG MOVING PICTURE Licenses 80.00 35.00 115,00 271A TRAVEUNG MOVING PICTURE Licenses 10,00 10,00 272 TREE PRUNER Licenses 50,00 65,00 115,00 13 13 650,00 1,495,00 . 272A TREE PRUNER - REG, LIcenses 10,00 10,00 30 30 300.00 300,00 372 TRUCKS-1 TON CAPACITY Licenses 50,00 65,00 115,00 1 1 50,00 115.00 373 TRUCKS- 2 TON CAPACITY Licenses 60,00 55,00 115,00 374 TRUCKS- 3 TON CAPACITY Licenses 70,00 45,00 115.00 37'JA TRUCKS-1 TON CAPACITY - RE Licenses 10,00 10,00 373A TRUCKS-2 TON CAPACITY - RE LIcenses 10,00 10.00 374A TRUCKS-3 TON CAPACITY - RE Licenses 10,00 10,00 375 TRUCKS-MORE THAN 3 TON CA LIcenses 90,00 25.00 115.00 1 1 90,00 115.00 375A TRUCKS-MORE THAN 3 TON CA LIcenses 10,00 10.00 275 UNDERTAKERS, EMBAlMERS, Licenses 187,50 (72,50) 115,00 4 4 750,00 460.00 217 UPHOlSTERER Licenses 70,00 45.00 115,00 8 8 560,00 920.00 277A UPHOLSTERER - REG. Licenses 10,00 10,00 279 VENETIAN BLINDS LIcenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 279A VENETIAN BLINDS - REG, Licenses 10,00 10,00 280 VULCANIZING Licenses 60,00 55,00 115,00 280A VULCANIZING - REG, Licenses 10,00 10,00 281 WATCH REPAIRING LIcenses 50,00 65,00 115,00 1 1 50,00 115,00 281A WATCH REPAIRING - REG, Licenses 10,00 10,00 283 WATER COMPANIES Licenses 200,00 (85,00) 115,00 283A WATER COMPANIES - REG, licenses 10,00 10,00 284 WATER SOFTENING SERVICE Licenses 100,00 15,00 115,00 2 2 200,00 230,00 284A WATER SOFTENING SERVICE· Licenses 10,00 10,00 287 IMNOOW CLEANING Licenses 60,00 55,00 115.00 4 4 240,00 460.00 287A IMNOOW CLEANING - REG, Licenses 10,00 10,00 2 2 20,00 20,00 288 w::>oo YARD Licenses 40,00 75,00 115.00 288A V\OOD YARD - REG, Licenses 10,00 10,00 Page 14 Work with Occupational License Fee Structure Doll.... Under Cap: 99,435.30 - Charges Fees Quantities Revenues Ucenae CI.ssllk:atton AdeM Ch.rve FY'93 Adjust by (+1-) Prop. FY'93 Adjust by Prop. FY'93 Proposed Charv_ B.sed Fe. Pet. Amt. Fee Count Count (+1,) Count Bue B.s. Code Description Code On I ti,ti4b -, U" ti,li4~ " I Mct,1101.UU I ÞU1.M1I.W I Proposed Classifications AayIk: Nails Licenses 115,00 Adult Entertainment Licenses 115.00 Auto Detailing Licenses 115.00 Boat Repeif' LIcenses 115,00 Bu/tdlng Inspector LIcenses 115.00 CeramIc Studio Ucenses 115.00 Computer SeMce LIcenses 115,00 Distllbulor LIcenses 115,00 Home Occupation Licenses 115.00 IMtalIers, carpets LIcenses 115,00 Jewelry Repair Licenses 115,00 Landscape Company Licenses 115,00 Postal Mall Box Licenses 115,00 ProfessIonal: lnter10r DesIgn LIcenses 115,00 PropeI1y Management Licenses 115,00 ReoordIng Studio LIcenses 115,00 SeaeIariaI SeMœ Licenses 115,00 Software Dewlopment licenses 115,00 Tanning Salon LIcenses 115,00 Tatoo Salon Licenses 115,00 TeIemaI1<eting Uœnses 115,00 Tamp. HoIidayVendors Licenses 115,00 Trailer Pm Licenses 115,00 Weight Oinlc Licenses 115,00 IMndowTinting licenses 115,00 Word Processing Licenses 115,00 Moving CompanIes licenses 115,00 115.00 Page 15 ., - Work with Occupational License Fee Structure 00110... Under Cap: 99,.(36.30 Charges Fees Quantities Revenues Ucenae ct..allleotlon AdeM Cho'1le FY'93 AdJuat by (+1-) Prop. FY'93 Adjust by Prop. FY'93 PnIposed Cha'1le Baaed Fee Pet. Ami. Fee Count Count (+1-) Coant Baae B.... Code Deactlptlon Code On I ti.~·1 Ul ~ll b4ti,/l~~UU I fÞUl."'.UU I Bottom Page 1 6 " · z ^ t?i( CITY COMMISSION WORKSHOP DOCUMENTATION TO: DAVID T. HARDEN, CITY MANAGER ~ \ FROM: DIANE DOMINGUEZ PLANNING AND ZONING DIRECTO~· ~ SUBJECT: MEETING OF MARCH 14, 1995 PROPOSED CBD-RC (CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT--RAILROAD CORRIDOR) ZONING DISTRICT BACKGROUND Since the 1950's, an "overlay zone" has existed which applies to the blocks located adjacent to the F.E.C. railroad corridor in the downtown area. Within this zone, certain uses of a light industrial character have been permitted which are not permitted elsewhere wi thin the overall zoning district. Al though the boundaries of the overlay zone have been modified over the years, it has primarily consisted of the area that is lOO' on either side of the railroad right-of-way, between N.E. 4th Street and S.E. 4th Street. The uses that are permitted in the overlay zone have changed from time to time, as has the underlying zoning district for the area. Currently the overlay zone consists of two sections that are described within the Central Business District zoning regulations [see attached copy of LDR Section 4.4.l3(H)(3) and (4)]. The locations as described have created some difficulties in implementation and enforcement. In some cases the 100' boundary crosses through the middle of lots, which results in two sets of use regulations applying to one lot. Also, the overlay area as described includes several blocks (between S.E. lst St. and S.E. 4th St.) that are currently zoned GC (General Commercial). As the overlay zone is only described in the CBD zoning district, it does not apply to those blocks, even though the intent to have it apply is clearly there. Another problem with the overlay zone is that the additional uses that are permitted are narrowly defined and very limiting. This has created obstacles for businesses wanting to occupy buildings with uses that are similar to, but not the same as, the listed uses. Use interpretations have been referred to the Planning and Zoning Board, a process which can take several weeks to complete. Policy A-5. l4 of the Future Land Use Element states that "the City shall either amend the Central Business (CBD) Zoning District, or create a new zoning district, to facilitate the establishment of Industrial and Commerce areas as envisioned in the "Village Center" scenario. Commensurate with this activity, the City shall, if necessary, rezone appropriate properties." W5L · City Commission Workshop Documentation CBD-RC Zoning District Page 2 CBD INDUSTRIAL AREA COMMITTEE The CBD Industrial Area committee was formed to address the uses in this area and to try to resolve the problems with the overlay zone. The committee consists of P & Z Chairperson Randee Golder, CRA member Kathi Sumrall, and DDA member Chris Wenzel, with staff support from the P & Z Department and the Community Redevelopment Agency. Staff gathered data on the types of uses, building square footages, and numbers of employees, and categorized it by use groups. Staff also compiled a history of the various overlay districts and the uses permitted. The committee met on several occasions over the past year to discuss the characteristics of the area and to consider the appropriate regulations that should be applied. Given the long-standing industrial character of the area, and the number of viable businesses that exist, the consensus of the committee was to support and encourage the development of the area as a light industrial complement to the downtown. The committee's conclusions and recommendations are as follows: * There are more than 200 business in the corridor employing approximately 425 people. It was the consensus of the committee that the zoning should accommodate the majority of those businesses. * Rather than continue using an overlay zone, a new zoning district should be created which will allow uses that are light industrial in character, such as fabrication, assembly, trades, and storage. * Automobile repair should be permitted as a conditional use, but only in the area south of S.E. 1st Street, where most of it is currently located. * All outside storage should be brought into conformance with screening requirements within a year of the rezoning. * There is a shortage of parking in the area, particularly in the southern section. The City and the CRA should consider the purchase of vacant lots, or the lease of FEC right-of-way, to develop parking areas for businesses. Attached please find a summary of the data that was collected for the area. The uses are grouped and coded according to general classifications (Le., contractor, light industrial, service, etc. ) , and are illustrated in charts and graphs. Data for the entire area is grouped, and the information is also separated to address the north and south sections. It should be noted that employment data was difficult to obtain, as many businesses seemed reluctant to report that information. It is staff's opinion that the actual employment in the area is quite a bit higher than the numbers reported. · City Commission Workshop Documentation CBD-RC zoning District Page 3 PROPOSED CBD-RC DISTRICT The committee is proposing that a new zoning district be applied to much of the area that is now included in the overlay district (see map included in back-up). A copy of the proposed CBD-RC (Central Business District--Railroad Corridor) zoning district regulations is attached. The regulations group the permitted uses into broader categories than currently apply. The uses are light industrial in character and include fabrication, assembly, wholesale, and trades. The district also provides the same parking regulations that are applicable to much of the area now under the CBD zoning regulations. Automobile repair (south section only) and dry cleaning plants are listed as conditional uses. Restrictions are provided for overhead doors, and existing outside storage has to be screened within a year of the rezoning. The areas that are the subject of the rezoning currently have one of three different zoning districts: CBD, GC, or SAD (Special Activities District) . Concurrent with the approval of the CBD-RC zoning district ordinance, the CBD-RC zoning would be applied to the subject properties. PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD WORKSHOP The Planning and Zoning Board held a workshop on March 2, 1995 to discuss the proposed new district. Area property owners, business persons, and residents were invited to attend. Approximately 30 people attended, several of whom commented on the proposed zoning. Most of the participants were business owners who wanted to ensure that their use would continue to be permitted. Tom Fleming of Pineapple Grove Main Street noted that the Main Street committee may want to suggest changes to the proposed district boundaries on the north side. Lisa Brown, a realtor representing the owner of the Delray Bowl building, told the Board of a proposal to sell the building to Ostermann's Sausage Company 0 f Denver, for the processing and distribution of sausage products. The Board appeared open to the idea of adding "food processing and distribution" as a conditional use in the district. Elmer Stephens, body shop owner, felt that some of the residential areas bordering the district should be included in the rezoning as well. The Board did not support that proposal. Overall, the Board members and the participants were supportive of applying the CBD-RC zoning to the subject area. · City Commission Workshop Documentation CBD-RC Zoning District Page 4 ACTION REQUESTED OF THE COMMISSION At this time, the City Commission is asked to review the back-up information and the CBD-RC zoning regulations, and provide input as to the proposed uses and location of the zoning district. If positive direction is given, the zoning will be scheduled for formal consideration by the Planning and Zoning Board at the April 17, 1995 meeting. Attachments: * LDR Section 4.4.13(H)(3) and (4)--current regulations * Location map of area proposed for rezoning * CBD Rail Corridor Study--Support Data * Draft of CBD-RC zoning district regulations " , ()VULA'1 Section 4.4.13 (H) (2) £ XlsTING aD ZðN£S ... (.OVN~f{ r USfS --, . . t n BD ;;:::-- (3) Within the geographic area bounded by .100' of either side of the FEC Railway Right-of-way, N.E. 4th Street, and S.E. 4th Street, and in the geographic area bounded bf 100' of : .~ either side of the FEC Railway Right-of-way, S.E. 2nd Street, .. ~ I Ii< S.E. 3rd Avenue, the following additional uses are a~lowed as I" ! permitted uses: ~ (a) Warehouses for storage of merchandise when accessory to and located on the same parcel . ' of land as the primary commercial use; (b) Sign shops, woodworking shops, upholstery I, , shops, custom fiberglass' shops, cabinet ~, '. shops, and perfume processing; .iiì: tjj~ (c) Storage; Æ·,,· . (d) Canvas awning construction and sales. i:_~ >- (4) Within the geographic area bounded by N.E. 4th ~ J' I street, the F.E.C. Railway Right-of-way, N.E. 2nd Street, and .:.,.,.~. .... - - ~ the north-south alley running through Blocks 81 and 82, the _~-;_\t;'} ......Þ" following additional uses are allowed as permitted uses: ¡ . . (a) Contractor's offices; I (b) Storage; .,.., " . .,~.";.~.,, .' .~. .""-:1:: >.' ',L (c) Sign shops, woodworking shops, upholstery ff';f shops, custom fiberglass shops, cabinet ~( ',f shops, and perfume processing provided that each such use shall not exceed 2,500 sq. ft. ,of use area; ... 'l (d) Warehouses for storage of merchandise, when , '. ~~ . .i . \,.., ~ accessory to and located on. the sal1\e parcel ~"-- " F·'" of land as is the primary commercial use. 1:< .: , I., .' .~>:' :f~_\ (e) Dry cleaning plants ~~ -: 'r!j~~" ! ; : .~'~: .' >, '" ;.,. ; -, fL< . .' ~. ::i: ~ i.: ' ' ,', \. I r ·i· t. 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RAIL CORRIDOR STUDY SQUARE FOOTAGE AND NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES BY GENERALIZED USE GROUP (ENTIRE STUDY AREA) GENERALIZED USE GROUP NUMBER OF I USE GROUP I FREQUENCY I EMPLOYEES I SQ. FEET I AR l4 24 28,575 CN 23 l12 61,370 DC 2 8 8,000 I 1 4 7,800 LI 32 90 62,605 MU 5 0 8,725 OF 10 53 l6,OOO PK 4 0 0 RS 3 40 4,365 RT 19 37 20,722 SG 5 0 5,l50 SV 27 46 43,308 sw 26 1l 65,475 VB 37 0 52,776 VL 7 0 0 ZZ 2 0 l3,678 ----- ----- --------- GRAND TOTALS: 217 425 398,549 LEGEND: AR= AUTO REPAIR OF= OFFICE SV= SERVICE CN= CONTRACTOR PK= PARKING LOT SW= STORAGE/WAREHOUSE DC= DRY CLEANERS RS= RESTAURANT VB= VACANT BUILDING I = INDUSTRIAL RT= RETAIL VL= VACANT LAND LI= LIGHT INDUSTRIAL SG= SINGLE FAMILY ZZ= MISCELLANEOUS MU= MULTI-FAMILY - - TOTAL AREA - - FREQUENCY OF AGGREGA TE USE GROUPS (ENTIRE STUDY AREA) 1(0,46%) DC (0.92%) ZZ (0.92%) RS(1.38%) PK (1.84%) SG (2.30%) MU (2.30%) VL (3.23%) AR (6.45%) LI (14.75%) RT(8.76%) NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES (ENTIRE STUDY AREA) 150 140 130 120 (j) 110 ............. .................... u, :':':':':':':':':':'. lli 100 mmmw~~m~ .. ... >- 90 ._.... :;:;:::::::;::::::::: h ,on. 9 80 0.. ::¡; 70 ~60 o 50 'It 40 30 20 10 0 ........... .:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.'.:. I DC SW AR RT RS SV OF LI CN AGGREGATE USE GROUP SQUARE FOOTAGE OF AGG. USE GROUPS (ENTIRE STUDY AREA) 80,000 70,000 ........-....... ..... ~:::::::\\tm·lli¡¡::I!¡¡I.. 80,000 I- lli 50,000 uu ~II!¡~II¡IIII.. ..I[II¡II~' .. u. ~ 40,000 c( II 5 30,000 (j) 20,000 :.;.:.:.:.:.:. :.:.:.:.:.:.:. :.:.:.;.:.:.;.: .:.:.:.:.:.:.: ............,.. .............'... 10,000 !j,:¡',¡¡¡, il,¡',II,¡:!: 0 RS SG I DC MU ZZ OF RT AR SV VB CN LI &N AGGREGATE USE GROUP C.B.D. RAIL CORRIDOR STUDY SQUARE FOOTAGE AND NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES BY GENERALIZED USE GROUP (NORTHERN PORTION OF STUDY AREA) GENERALIZED USE GROUP NUMBER OF I USE GROUP I FREQUENCY I EMPLOYEES I SQ. FEET I AR 1 3 1,600 CN l2 40 33,990 DC 2 8 8,000 LI 19 57 29,655 MU 3 0 6,100 OF 7 50 l3,850 PK 3 0 0 RS 2 36 3,165 RT 9 22 1l,475 SG 2 0 1,650 SV 15 26 20,265 SW 11 3 37,550 VB 16 0 16,176 VL 5 0 0 ZZ 2 0 13,678 ----- ----- --------- GRAND TOTALS: 109 245 197,154 LEGEND: AR= AUTO REPAIR OF= OFFICE SV= SERVICE CN= CONTRACTOR PK= PARKING LOT SW= STORAGE/WAREHOUSE DC= DRY CLEANERS RS= RESTAURANT VB= VACANT BUILDING I = INDUSTRIAL RT= RETAIL VL= VACANT LAND LI= LIGHT INDUSTRIAL SG= SINGLE FAMILY ZZ= MISCELLANEOUS MU= MULTI-FAMILY - - NORTHERN AREA - - FREQUENCY OF AGGREGA TE USE GROUPS (NORTHERN STUDY AREA) OF (6.42%) VB (14.68%) RT (8.26%) fN (13,76%)~ NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES (NORTHERN STUDY AREA) 100 90 80 pp-pp"-,--, æ 70 w bOO -' u U U. ::¡:i¡'iJ:iiiii:ii~::Ji . ,........11'11:11111'::1111,1' ',u Q.50 ::!: ~ 40 o 30 ·········1········1·· 'It 20 10 0 AR sw DC RT fN RS CN OF LI AGGREGATE USE GROUP SQUARE FOOTAGE OF AGG. USE GROUPS (NORTHERN STUDY AREA) 50,000 40,000 t- ................ :::::::::::::::: W ........ ........ ~ 30,000 w 0:: c( Õ 20,000 (/) 10,000 0 AR SG RS MU DC RT zz. OF VB fN LI CN SW AGGREGATE USE GROUP · C.B.D. RAIL CORRIDOR STUDY SQUARE FOOTAGE AND NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES BY GENERALIZED USE GROUP (SOUTHERN PORTION OF STUDY AREA) GENERALIZED USE GROUP NUMBER OF I USE GROUP I FREQUENCY I EMPLOYEES I SQ. FEET I AR l3 21 26,975 CN II 72 27,380 I 1 4 7,800 LI l3 33 32,950 MU 2 0 2,625 OF 3 3 2,150 PK 1 0 0 RS 1 4 l,200 RT lO 15 9,247 SG 3 0 3,500 SV l2 20 23,043 sw l5 8 27,925 VB 21 0 36,600 VL 2 0 0 ----- ----- --------- GRAND TOTALS: l08 l80 20l,395 LEGEND: AR= AUTO REPAIR OF= OFFICE SV= SERVICE CN= CONTRACTOR PK= PARKING LOT SW= STORAGE/WAREHOUSE DC= DRY CLEANERS RS= RESTAURANT VB= VACANT BUILDING I = INDUSTRIAL RT= RETAIL VL= VACANT LAND LI= LIGHT INDUSTRIAL SG= SINGLE FAMILY ZZ= MISCELLANEOUS MU= MULTI-FAMILY · - - SOUTHERN AREA - - FREQUENCY OF AGGREGA TE USE GROUPS (SOUTHERN STUDY AREA) PK (0.93%) RS (0.93%) 1(0.93%) MU(1.85%) VL (1.85%) SG (2.78%) OF (2.78%) SVV (13.89%) CN (10.19%) NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES (SOUTHERN STUDY AREA) 100 90 80 æ 70 .:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.; W :::;:;:;:;:;:¡:;:¡:;:: t 60 -' a. 50 ::¡; w 40 Ii. o 30 'It 20 10 0 ...................... OF Rs SVV RT SV AR LI CN AGGREGATE USE GROUP SQUARE FOOTAGE OF AGG. USE GROUPS (SOUTHERN STUDY AREA) 50,000 40,000 I- .. .._nou..·...... :;:::¡:::::¡:;:; .. . :¡:::¡:;:¡:¡::::: W P-'" t~t~t ... ~ 30,000 w .......¡¡¡¡¡j¡j¡i¡JI¡.... ex: c( :::;:¡:¡:::::;:¡: Õ 20,000 I (/) 10,000 ................. ......:::::;:::::::::;: ....... 1m/I; 0 RS OF MU SG I RT SV AR CN SVV LI VB AGGREGATE USE GROUP -- - .' . . ORA F.' <' - ... Section 4.4.28 Central Business District-Railroad Corridor (CBD-RC) (A) Purpose and Intent: The CBD-RC district is a specialized district that is intended to allow for development of light industrial type uses on properties that are in the the downtown area, but are in close proximity to the FEC railroad. The purpose of the district is to recognize the long-standing light industrial character of this railroad corridor; to provide for the upgrading and expansion of existing uses when appropriate; and to enhance the economic growth of the central business district. (B) Principal Uses and Structures Permitted: The following types of uses are allowed within the CBD-RC District as permitted uses: (1) All uses allowed as such within the CBD District [Section 4.4.l3(B)(1) through (5). (2) Fabrication and/or Assembly: The working or combining of processed or manufactured materials or parts for distribution or sale, such as sheet metal, sign shops, glass shops, and cabinet making. . . (3) Wholesalinq, Storaqe, and Distribution: The wholesaling, storage, and distribution of products and materials, including moving companies, but excluding self-storage facilities. (4) Contractor and Trade Services: Uses which are primarily engaged in providing an off-site service but which maintain inventory, equipment, and a business office at a central location, such as general contractor, electrician, painter, plumber, tile contractor, air-conditioning specialists. (C) Accessory Uses and Structures Permitted: The following uses are allowed when a part of, or accessory to, the principal use: (1) Parking lots (2) Refuse and Service Areas / . (3) Storage of inventory, equipment, or materials, within a structure or in an approved outside location. (D) Conditional Uses and Structures Allowed: The following uses are allowed as conditional uses within the CBD-RC zoning district: (1) All uses allowed as such within the CBD [Section 4.4.13(D)]. - ~ - - ____ ___.,_ u____ .. .. (2) Automobile repair, however, such facilities may not be located north of S.E. 1st Street. Conditional use approval may not be granted for a new automobile repair facility, nor for the expansion of an existing facility, unless it is specifically demonstrated that off-street parking is available in accordance with the requirements of Section 4.6.9. (3) Dry cleaning p~ocessing plants. (E) Review and APproval Process: (1) For any new development, approval must be granted by the Site Plan Review and Appearance Board pursuant to Sections 2.4.5 (F), 2.4.5(H), and 2.4.5(1). (2) Condi tional uses must be approved pursuant to the provisions of Section 2.4.5(E). (3) All development applications which are processed through either the Planning and Zoning Board or the Site Plan Review and Appearance Board shall be referred to the Downtown Development Authority and the Community Redevelopment Agency for recommendation prior to action by the approving body. . . (F) Development Standards: The development standards set forth in 4.3.4, the shall apply. (G) Supplemental District Regulations: In addition to the supplemental district regulations as set forth in Article 4.6, the following shall apply: ( I) When the parking requirements of Section 4.6.9 (E) ( 4 ) are applied to either new development or a change in use, said parking requirements shall be' reduced by one parking space. This reduction may only occur once. (2) If it is impossible or inappropriate to provide required parking on-site, or off-site pursuant to Subsection 4.6.9(E)(4),' the in-lieu fee option provided in Section 4.6.9{E)(3) may be applied. (3) The parking requirement for restaurants is established at six (6) spaces per 1,000 square feet of floor area. (H) Special Regulations: , ( 1) Overhead doors shall be prohibited from facing any adjacent residentially zoned property. Overhead doors shall be - oriented away from any adjacent public right-of-way, except where currently existing, unless it can be demonstrated to the Site Plan Review and Appearance Board that it is not feasible to comply. . . . ~ (2) Except for outside storage approved pursuant to Section 4.6.6(C)(2), all principal and conditional uses shall be conducted within an enclosed building. (3 ) Outside storage that is not properly screened must be brought into conformance with the requirements of Section 4.6.6(C}(2) within one year of the effective date of this ordinance. . , -r:CBDXND.DOC [I" DF DELRR' BER[H DElRAY BEACH f lOR I () A tzeztI 100 N,W, 1st AVENUE· DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 33444 . 407/243,7000 All-America City , IIII!TO: MEMORANDUM David T. Harden, City Manager 1993 ~Robert A. Barcinski, Assistant City Manager FROM: SUBJECT: AGENDA ITEM '* CITY COMMISSION WORKSHOP 3/14/95 SEACREST PROPERTY ACOUISITION/DEVELOPMENT DATE: March 9, 1995 At the February 14, 1995, City Commission Workshop the Seacrest Property Task Team recommended that City Commission pursue acquisition and development of a field house and parking, on the property across from Atlantic High School, jointly with the School Board and the County. After discussion Commission requested additional information. This included asking price, verification of what the County impact fee dollars could be spent for, further input regarding possible School Board commitment, cost estimates and a proposed break down of cost shares. Estimated cost and breakdown of shares is as follows: Seacrest Property Acquisition and Development - Estimated Costs Acquisition $ 400,000 Demolition 50,000 Site Work/Parking/Landscaping 300,000 Building Construction 1,000,000 Architectural/Engineering Services (Building and Site Work) 120,000 $1,870,000 Contingency (7%) 130,000 $2,000,000 County Share $",400,000 J.{ 00,000 City Share 200,000 School Board Share 1.400.000 $2,000,000 The City share is an estimated assumption on what our share might be. Staff has made contact with the property owner, Nation's Bank, and they have indicated that their asking price is $400,000. However, we have been informed that another party has put in a letter of intent to purchase this property, which expires March 21, 1995. If we are interested we would need to send out our own letter of interest. I have also contacted Mr. Zabik to discuss this project/proposal with him. He indicated that the request for School Board participation would have to be included in the capital @ Printed on Recycled Paper THE EFFORT ALWAYS MATTERS W53 Agenda Item # Seacrest Property Acq.jDev. Page 2 budget process this year, which will not be finalized until September. He also indicated that staff was preparing a very bleak, pay-as-you-go, 5-year capital budget that will have minimal amounts for capital expense. County staff has indicated that County recreation impact fees which are being looked at for this project can only be used for a County park or facility based on verifiable growth. Acquisition and parking are not allowable uses of these funds. County staff is, however, looking at possible alternative sources that may be used, but do not have an answer as of this date. At this point, I would recommend no action be taken until we can verify County financial participation. Based on that verification and approval as to use, it would be appropriate to request School Board participation in the project. This would still leave the possibility open, based on final input from the County, as to whether the City and County could proceed with acquisition and development for parking without the School Board participation at this time. RAB:kwg File:g:agenda Doc.:JointAcq.Atl :. ~ ...:... -. . ,::,:,.;:..:,.~~;.-'~::;~~~;.:. :'," ~ :~;: ;"~" , " . ;. " '4. ' , ,.' ". ~:~:.::",:,,:- "~ ' .~~ . ~ ~ '. :~:)./.-." :~~~~f·::.'· ::. ~ ,.. -- ~~"::;,~ . - , . -- > .::..} . ',~.¡. -'\ ¡ ~~( . ~ ~.~ . I ';.~ ; ". ~ . ~", ;¡~,~. . I ,.' .~.. . . Y;~~.. ,~ .. ~ '" .'.~ '.'.. -..... -,,:...: ". 0--,' .~:. r· - UJ - I ¡; , ( . ... i m I . - ~ JmummJ -I , C ~ ~ c --,- · i-<" ! :0- ; ::!. , · ¡: , ft~ · . I . I i . I I ¡ · ! · · iI - I ~ - ';þ I .J , I .. u. . . , . . [IT' DF DELIA' BEA[H DELRA Y BEACH r lOR 0 A tI.t'td 100 N.W, 1st AVENUE· DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 33444 . 407/243·7000 All-America City , IIII!TO: MEMORANDUM David T. Harden, City Manager 1993 FROM: frRobert A. BarcinskL Assistant City Manager SUBJECT: AGENDA ITEM 41 CITY COMMISSION WORKSHOP 3/14/95 PINE GROVE SCHOOL - PARK DATE: March 10, 1995 City and School Board staff have met on numerous occasions and have developed a preliminary site plan for a park on the Pine Grove school property. This site plan is before Commission for review and direction. The total estimated cost for this park is approximately $263,000. Main elements include a playground, hard court play area, softball field, walking and picnic area, basketball courts, pavilion and restrooms, security lighting and fencing. The basic elements needed by the school are the playground, hard court play area, ball field, fencing and some lighting. The Education Board has reviewed this plan and supports the plan except for the softball field. They feel an open play field that could be utilized for softball and other activities would be more appropriate. The Education Board also suggested a phased construction approach due to limited funding with the first phase to include the basic needs of the school. It is estimated that this phase would cost $150,000 or less. We have a commitment of $40,000 from the County for this project and approximately $40,000 from the Area Superintendent's equity funds for playground equipment. The playground equipment being looked at is plastic and conforms to Department of Education standards. Wood is not allowed. In addition, we have been informed by School Board staff that due to product liability issues the playground equipment will have to be installed by a licensed contractor. The direction we are seeking is if Commission wishes to proceed with this project as presented, proceed with changes, or to proceed under the phased approach, and to provide direction on City funding. RAB:kwg File:g:agenda Doc.: PineGrov, Prk @ Printed on Recycled Paper THE EFFORT ALWAYS MATTERS W5Lj ,. Policy for Sidewalk Repair and Construction Purpose: To provide guidelines for sidewalk repair and new construction within the City of Delray Beach. Policy: 1. Requests for sidewalk repair and new construction will be processed by the Public Works Departments. 2. Requests for sidewalk repair will be scheduled by the Public Works Department and will be paid for by the City. 3. Sidewalks will be required for new construction projects both residential and commercial, and will be paid for the by the developer. Sidewalk requirements to be waived by the authorized approving Board. 4. When new sidewalk construction is requested in existing residential neighborhoods, the City will pay 50% of the costs and the property owners 50%. Property owner's share may be paid for through an assessment at prevailing rates. New sidewalks maybe installed if requested by a majority of the property owners affected. 5. New sidewalks requested in an existing commercial area will be processed as per residential neighborhoods. 6. New sidewalk construction required for child safety to and from schools will be planned and paid for by the City and or other governmental agencies. 7. All new sidewalks will comply with ADA requirements. RAB:kwg File:g:reports Doc.:Sidewlk,Rpr W55 '. POLICY FOR STREET LIGHT INSTALLATION Purpose: To provide guidelines for installation of street lights within the City of Delray Beach, Policy: 1. The City's minimum standard for street lighting in residential neighborhoods shall be 5,800 lumen Cobra style fixtures, Fixtures shall be located at all intersections, and at mid block locations, such that fixtures are spaced at least 250 feet and not more than 500 feet apart, In residential neighborhoods, 9,500 lumen fixtures may be installed if the higher lighting level is requested by a majority of the residents affected, 2, When additional lighting is requested, the City will pay all costs associated with installing new lighting or brighter lighting within the parameters of paragraph 1. All capital costs of installing additional or brighter lighting outside the parameters of paragraph 1 shall be assessed against the property owners in the area benefitting from the increased lighting, Likewise, the cost of changing the type of lights (i,e, from post top to Cobra style) shall be assessed the property owners in the area, 3, Requests for new or modified street lights will be processed by Public Works Department. 4, Street lighting on collector and arterial roads which is installed and maintained by Florida Power and Light Company may be either 16,000 or 22,000 lumen, depending upon the characteristics of the roadway. City staff, in consultation with Florida Department of Transportation and Palm Beach County when appropriate, will determine the most appropriate level of lighting for such roads, 5, State Road A 1 A, between Casuarina Road and the north end of the Municipal Beach, is a special situation not covered by these guidelines, This area will continue to be lit by low-pressure sodium vapor street light fixtures, or other fixtures acceptable to environmental agencies, to protect nesting sea turtles and their hatchlings, M E M 0 RAN D U M TO: David T. Harden, City Manager ~ FROM: Alison MacGregor Harty, City Clerk SUBJECT: Proposed Revisions to Chapter 32 - Removal of Municipal Board/Committee Members DATE: March 9, 1995 ------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------- ITEM BEFORE THE COMMISSION: Review of proposed revisions to Chapter 32 of the City Code concerning grounds for and procedure dealing with removal of members from advisory boards, committees and commissions. BACKGROUND: This item comes about primarily as the result of previous discussions concerning the repeated absence of some members from the meetings of the advisory board or committee to which they were appointed. The code as currently written seems to have conflicting provisions with respect to the three missed meetings and the member is off rule, and it is silent concerning how this provision is to be administered. The existing ordinance also only refers to regular meetings and not workshops or special meetings. A summary of some of the difficulties encountered is provided in the attached memorandum from Anita Barba. The proposed redraft of Chapter 32 is an effort to clarify the provisions of the code pertaining to the overall procedure for removal of a board or committee member. Among other things, it defines the failure to attend three consecutive regular meetings as "abandonment of office", constituting grounds for immediate removal by notice from the City Manager's office and with no further action of the Commission required. It does not get into what is considered an lIexcused" or lIunexcused" absence. If a member misses three consecutive regular meetings, they are off the board. The member may, however, request reappointment which is at the discretion of the City Commission. In addition, for removal on grounds other than abandonment of office, a due process procedure is included. However, instead of a hearing before the Commission being mandatory, the member being removed is notified that he has the right to request a hearing before the Commission is he so desires. RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the City Commission review and consider the proposed ordinance, with direction to either proceed to first reading or provide direction on further changes to an overall policy. AMH/m Attachments /AI.S.h M E M 0 RAN DUM TO: Alison MacGregor Harty, City Clerk FROM: Anita Barba, Executive Assistant Q~- SUBJECT: NOTED ABSENCES ON THE OUARTERLY ATTENDANCE REPORT DATE: February 23, 1995 When compiling the quarterly attendance report for the advisory boards and committees, I contact either the chairperson or the recording secretary. Some of the excuses given for absences from board/committee meetings are: Illness Visiting relatives Business obligations Conflicting meeting dates Vacation The above are generally considered "excused" by the chairpersons. However, the reasons given for an absence or absences may not be limited to those listed. In addition, for an absence to be considered "excused", the member usually provides sufficient notice (at least 24 hours) that he or she will not be able to attend a meeting. The procedure we have been following is that the chairperson decides if the absence is excused or unexcused. However, many of the chairpeople are reluctant to state that a member's absence was unexcused. There is no written policy on who makes the determination. In those cases when a member is simply marked "absent" , it is usually when there has been no notification to the secretary or chairperson. In other words, a "no show". As you know, the code is not all that clear on this subject. In Section 32.16, "Grounds for Removal", it states that removal shall be authorized for inefficiency, neglect of duty (absence from three consecutive meetings shall be prima facie evidence of neglect of duty) . Section 32.19(A) refers to "three consecutive regular meetings. Section 32.19(B) states that a person may be reappointed to the unexpired term if upon good cause shown to the Commission, that member has demonstrated good cause for such absences. However, there is no definition of what is considered "good cause". Also, there is nothing written as to who will do the notification to the member informing them of the removal from office. I would appreciate some direction. DRAn ORDINANCE NO. -95 - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 32, "DEPARTMENTS, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS", SUBHEADING "REMOVAL OF MUNICIPAL BOARD OR COMMISSION MEMBERS" , TO CLARIFY PROCEDURES FOR REMOVAL OF MEMBERS FROM ADVISORY BOARDS, COMMITTEES OR COMMISSIONS; AMENDING SECTION 2.2.1(F), "REMOVAL OF MEMBERS; VACANCIES" , OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS TO PROVIDE THAT REMOVAL OF MEMBERS FROM A BOARD SHALL BE PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 32; PROVIDING A SAVING CLAUSE, A GENERAL REPEALER CLAUSE, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, the City's Code of Ordinances at Chapter 32, Sections 32.16, "Grounds for Removal" , Section 32.19, "Forfeiture of Office", and Land Development Regulations Section 2.2.1(F}, "Removal of Members, Vacancies", provide for removal of members from advisory boards and commissions; and WHEREAS, as currently drafted, it is unclear whether these provisions conflict with the procedures required in Section 32. 17, "Procedure", for removal from office; and WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Delray Beach desires to clarify and unify the provisions pertaining to removal of board, committee or commission members, especially that there will be an automatic forfeiture of office for failure to attend three consecutive regular meetings of a board, committee or commission. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. That Chapter 32, "Departments, Boards and Commissions", Subheading "Removal of Municipal Board or Commission Members" , of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Delray Beach, Florida, be, and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: Section 32. I~ DEFINITIONS. - For the purposes of this section. the following definitions shall apply: "Member" shall mean any person who is a member of any of the regulatory or advisory boards. committees and commissions of the city. whether they are appointed by the City Commission or elected, DRAFT II Abandonment of office II includes but is not necessarily limited to failure to attend three ( 3 ) consecutive regular meetings of a board, committee or commission. I" Section 32.0 APPLICATION. lAl A member of any city board. committee or commission appointed by the City Commission to serve on that board. committee or commission for a fixed term may be removed during ~t¢ the term of office in accordance with the provisions of this subchapter. This subchapter shall apply to any board. committee or commission operating under the auspices of the city, whether created by Charter, special act, ordinance or resolution. except as provided in (B) below. .ill .Ll.l The Code Enforcement Board shall be governed by Chapter 162.05(e) of the Florida Statutes which provides that if any member of a Code Enforcement Board fails to attend two of three successive meetings without cause and wi thout prior approval of the chairman. the enforcement board shall declare the member's office vacant. and the City Commission shall promptly fill the vacancy. l.il The Community Redevelopment Agency shall be governed by Florida Statutes Chapter 163.356(4) which provides that the City Commission may remove a community redevelopment agency commissioner for inefficiency. neglect of duty. or misconduct in office only after a hearing and only if the member has been given a copy of the charges at least ten (10) days prior to such hearing and has had an opportunity to be heard in person or by counsel. pA9E. ,;¡ · DRAFT ill The Downtown Develo~ment Authority shall be governed by Special Act which is codified as Chauter 71-604. Laws of Florida. as amended. The Special Act provides that the City Commission may remove a member of the authority for good cause upon a vote of four-fifths (4/5) of its entire membership. authorizes removal after notice which specifies the charges. and after a hearing. Good cause in the Special Act is defined as willful neglect of duty. incompetence. or unfitness to perform one's duty or conviction of an offense involving moral turpi tude. Members so removed shall be entitled to review by the Circuit Court of the action taken. lAl The Delray Beach Housing Authority shall be governed by Florida Statutes Chapter 421.07 which provides for the removal of commissioners for inefficiency or neglect of duty. or misconduct in office. A commissioner may be removed by the Mayor with concurrence of the governing body. but a commissioner shall be removed only after the commissioner has been given a copy of the charges at least ten (10) days prior to the hearing thereon and after an opportunity to be heard. iQl The provisions of this subchapter shall be cumulative to such other 1t/~/t¢¢Øý~~ procedures as ;ï¢ specified in other applicable provisions of law concerning a specific board. committee or commission~1 t~¢~ /t~¢ /ptØý;ï¢;ïØ~¢ /øt /t~;ï¢ /¢~~¢~~pt¢t /¢~~~~ /~¢ ¢~¢~~~t;ïý¢/tØ/¢~¢~/øt~¢t/ptø¢¢~~t¢¢J /Î Section 32.~ GROUNDS FOR REMOVAL. In addition to such other grounds for the removal of members of a particular board. committee or commission as may be prescribed by law. any member may be removed by the City Commission for the violation of any provision of the code of ethics governing the conduct of elected or appointed officials. conviction in any court for a violation of law involving moral turpitude. ~ø¢¢ý~¥//¢~~¥¥//~Ø ~~t~Øt;ït¢~ //tøt inefficiency, neglect of duty~ ¡~~¢¢~¢¢ IttØ¢ It~t¢¢ /¢Ø~¢¢¢~t;ïý¢ I¢¢¢t;ï~g¢ I¢~~~~ lJó¢ pt;ï¢~ /tØ-¢;ï¢ I¢ý;ï~¢~¢¢ IØt /~¢g~¢¢t /øt /~yftýJ ¡ conduct which renders the member ineffective in dealing with those members of the public interested in the work of the member's board or commission, conduct which renders the member unfit to continue in office, malfeasance in the performance of official duties. or for any other just cause: or abandonment of office. pq.3 .. . DRAn- fg Section 32..0' PROCEDURE. ~¢/Ø~~¢t~t¢~/¢¢¢~¢t/¢1/Ø~ý/~¢øt~/¢t/¢¢¢¢t¢¢t¢~ ¢þiø;r;r /~¢ /t¢¢¢ý¢~ /1¢t /¢ø¡4¢¢ /¢t¢¢~t /Ø1t¢t /~¢tt¢¢ /Ø~~ ¢~~¢tt¡4~ttý /t¢ /~¢ /þi¢øt~ /~ý /tþi¢ /~ttý /~¢¢¢t¢¢t¢~J ~¢tt¢¢ /¢þiø;r;r /¢¢~¢t¢t /¢1/~¢;rtý¢tý /t¢ /tþi¢ /¢¢¢~¢t /~ý þiø~~¡ //¢øt;r //¢t //¢tþi¢t //t¢ø¢¢~ø~;r¢ //¢¢Ø~¢ //¢1 //tþi¢ 1¢;r;r¢Ytt~wl (A) Except as provided in subsection (C) below. a notice of removal shall be served upon the member sought to be removed upon the direction of a majority of the City Commission. The notice of removal shall be prepared by the City Attorney and ~ /¢¢~ý /¢1 ¢þiøtw¢¢ signed by at least one member of the City Commission/. and shall specify the grounds for removal. (B) The ~notice of removal shall be served by personal delivery or by ordinary first class mail. Service shall be accomplished as soon as is practicable after the City Commission directs service of the notice of removal. The notice shall include a statement that the member has the right to request a hearing before the City Commission. and that the request for a hearing must be received by the City Clerk on or before a date to be specified in the notice. which shall be seven ( 7 ) days from the date of service if the notice is personally served. or ten (10) days from the date of mailing if the notice is served by mail. t~¢ /~fj.t¢¡ /tt¢¢ /fj.~(j. /~"tfj.¢¢ /¢f. /t~¢ þi¢øtt~W/t¢/~¢/þi¢;r~/¢~/tþi¢/¢þiøtw¢¢J//1þi¢/þi¢Øtt~W/¢þiø;r;r ~¢/~¢/¢øt;rt¢t/tþiø~/¢¢ý¢~/~Øý¢/Ø1t¢t/~¢¡tý¢tý/¢1/tþi¢ ¢þiøtw¢¢¡/¢t¢;r¡4~t~W/tþi¢/~øÝ/¢~/Ytþit¢þi/~¢¡tý¢tý/t¢/¢Ø~¢1 (C) If the ground for removal is abandonment of office. the notice of removal shall automaticallv be issued by the City Manager or his designee. In such cases. subsection (D) below shall not be applicable. but the person removed may request reappointment at any time. ~¢tt¢¢/tþiøt/tþi¢/¢¢¢~¢t/¢øý/fj.~~¢øt/t~/~¢t¢¢~ øt/tþi¢/þi¢øtt~W/¢t/~¢/t¢~t¢¢¢~t¢~/~Ý/¡¢Wø;r/¢¢¡4~¢¢;r/¢t ¢¢¢¢/¢tþi¢t/t¢~t¢¢¢~tøttý¢/Ø¢/tþi¢/¢¢¢~¢t/¢þi¢¢¢¢¢I/Ø~~ fi- Ll ,. " . BRA" (D) Hearing: Decision of City Commission. .ill Upon the timely request of the member for a hearing before the City Commission. the Commission shall set a date. time and place for a hearing and direct the City Clerk to give the member notice of the hearing. ill At the hearing. ~øtt¢¢/t~øt the member will have an opportunity to respond, to present evidence and arguments on all issues involved, and to conduct cross-examination. The member may appear in person at the hearing or be represented by legal counsel or some other representative as the member chooses. l.ll The decision of the City Commission may be either to remove. to suspend. to reprimand or to absolve the member. ill Effective date of removals. .ill Except as provided in (E) (2) below. the effective date of removal of a member shall be immediately after the expiration of the time in which the member has the right to request a hearing before the City Commission. or any later date which the City Commission may provide. unless the member timely requests a hearing before the City Commission. If the member timely requests a hearing. and if the City Commission decides to remove the member upon the conclusion of the hearing. the removal shall take effect immediately unless the City Commission specifies a later date. If a member timely requests a hearing but withdraws the request prior to the hearing. the effective date shall be the date on which the request is withdrawn. ill If the ground for removal is abandonment of office. the removal shall take effect immediately upon issuance of the notice by the City Manager or his designee. pq.5 .. DRAFT lct Section 32.þŠ VOTE NECESSARY FOR REMOVAL. Removal of any member of a city board. committee or commission shall require four (4) votes of the Ci ty Commission. except in cases of abandonment of office which shall constitute an immediate forfeiture of office. ;;P Section 32.~ VØ~V~~1~~~/ØV/ØVV~~~J REAPPOINTMENT. K~lll~~ý/¢¢¢~¢t/¢~/~~ýl¢ttý/~¢~t~/¢tl¢¢¢¢t¢¢t¢~ ~JSJS¢t~t¢~ I~t Itfi¢ I~ttý I~¢¢¢t¢¢t¢~ I¢fi~;r;r I~¢t~¢tt lfit¢ ~JSJS¢t~t¢¢~t I~¡.:it¢¢~tt¢~;r;rý Iwttfi¢¡.:it I~¡.:ittfi¢t I~¢t;ï¢~ I¢~ tfi¢ Irtttt I~¢¢¢t¢¢;ï¢~ I~~~ /tfi~t I¢~~;ï¢¢ I¢fi~;r;r Itfi¢~ I~¢ ý~¢~~t It~ Itfi~t I~¢~t~ I¢t I¢¢¢¢t¢¢t¢~ /¢¢¢~¢t I~~t;r¢ /t¢ ~tt¢~~ Itfit¢¢ I¢¢~¢¢¢¡.:ittý¢ It¢g¡.:i;r~t I¢¢¢tt~g¢ I¢~ lfit¢ ~¢~t~/¢t/¢¢¢¢t¢¢t¢~J 111fi¢¢¢/JSt¢ýt¢t¢~¢/~¢/~¢t/~JSJS;rý t¢ 119Í;rt¢t~~t¢ / /¢¢¢~¢t¢ / /¢~ / /¢¡.:i¢fi / /¢ttý 1 /~¢9Ít~¢ /I¢t ¢¢¢¢t¢¢t¢~¢J t~l Nothing contained herein shall¡ lfi¢w¢ý¢t¡ prevent the City Commission from reappointing the city board. committee or commission member to fill the unexpired portion of fit¢ ~ term if, upon good cause shown to the City Commission, that member has requested and demonstrated good cause for such reappointment 9Í~¢¢~¢¢¢. Section 2. That Chapter Two, IIAdministrative Provisions II, Article 2.2, IIEstablishment of Boards Having Responsibilities For Land Development Regulationsll, Section 2.2.1, IIGeneral Provisionsll, Subsection 2.2. 1 (F), II Removal of Members, Vacanc ies II, of the Land Development Regulations of the City of Delray Beach, Florida, be, and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: (F) Removal of Members, Vacancies: (1) Members of a board ¢þi9Í;r;r ~ be removed by the City Commission pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 32 of the Code of Ordinances. ¡.:iJS¢~/~/~t~~t~g ¢~/t~¢~~t¢t¢~¢ý¡/~¢g;r¢¢tl¢~/~¡.:itt¡ l¢tl¢~;r~¢9Í¢9Í~¢¢/t~ ¢~~;ï¢¢J 111fi¢ I¢t¢¢t~g I¢~ Itfit¢¢ I¢¢~¢¢¢¡.:ittý¢ It¢g¡.:i;r9Ít ~¡.:i¢t~¢¢¢ I¢¢¢tt~~¢ I¢~ I~ 1~¢9Ít~ l¢fi9Í;r;r 19Í¡.:it¢¢9Ítt¢~;r;rt ¢¢~¢ttt¡.:it¢/~/~t~~t~~/¢~/~¢~;r¢¢t/¢~/~¡.:ittJ R1./o ,. DRAFT (2 ) Vacancies which occur because of resignation, removal, or expiration of a term shall be filled with a new appointment or reappointment pursuant to policies of the City Commission and requirements of Subsection (~~)(1). Section 3. That should any section or provision of this ordinance or any portion thereof, any paragraph, sentence, or word be declared by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remainder hereof as a whole or part thereof other than the part declared to be invalid. Section 4 . That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith be, and the same are hereby repealed. Section 5. That this ordinance shall become effective immediately upon passage on second and final reading. PASSED AND ADOPTED in regular session on second and final reading on this the day of , 1995. MAYOR ATTEST: City Clerk First Reading Second Reading f9·1 · ( I," It" " [IT' DF DELRAY IEA[H DELRAY BEACH f lOll; I I) ... b8.I:II 100 NW, 1st AVENUE· DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 33444· 407/243·ïOOO q¡fC MEMORANDUM 1993 TO: David Harden, City Manager FROM: Joe Weldon, Director of Parks and Recreation SUBJECT: Location of Beach Patrol Headquarters DATE: March 9, 1995 Attached for your review is the assessment report of our Beach Patrol Headquarters completed by David Miller, architect, that outlines the existing conditions and the need for a new facility. Sandoway Park was selected as the best possible site since it is more centrally located along the south beach than the other parks (i.e. Anchor Park, Atlantic Dunes Park). We also wish to incorporate public rest rooms as part of the design, which at this time are not available at Sandoway but are at the other parks. As part of the review process, we have met with representatives of the Beach Property Owners' Association and they have asked us to look at Ingraham parking lot and Anchor Park as sites for this facility. I do not think Anchor Park is as suitable a site because of its location at the extreme south end of the beach. It is almost 3/10 mile farther south than Sandoway Park. Additionally, Anchor Park has public rest rooms and we would still be without rest rooms at Sandoway unless they were built separately. Jose Aguila is reviewing Ingraham parking lot and will have a report available by the March l5, 1995 City Commission meeting. Mr. Miller will make a presentation on the proposed site plan and location of the Beach Patrol Headquarters. of Parks and Recreation cc: Jose Aguila, Asst. Construction Manager Alison MacGregor Harty, City Clerk Ref:locbched @pu",edanFleCYClerJPaper THE EFFORT ALWAYS MATTERS U.s. 1 ASSESSMENT ~EPORT CITY OF DELRAY BEACH EXISTING BEACH PATROL FACILITY PREPARED FOR CITY OF DELRAY BEACH PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT JOE. WELDON, DIRECTOR 1"1 "., PREPARED BY DAVID R. MILLER, A.I.A. DAVID MILLER AND ASSOCIATES 105 SOUTH NARCISSUS AVENUE, SUITE 608 WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33401 APRIL 26, 1993 " , . . TABLE OF CONTENTS PART I - INTRODUCTION PART II - EXISTING FACILITY PART III - CURRENT AND PROJECTED OPERATIONS PART IV - CONCLUSIONS PART V - RECOMMENDATIONS APPENDIX , , " '" , ,.' . Part I - Introduction This report contains six distinct parts: This introduction; a presentation of the existing conditions of the Beach Patrol Facility; a review of the current operations of the Patrol; conclusions concerning the existing facility and the future needs of the Patrol; recommendations for the existing facility and the Patrol; and an appendix containing photographs and an overview of the Beach Patrol prepared by Rich Connell, the Supervisor of the Beach Patrol. The information in this report was gathered from field inspections and a review of the facility as well as interviews with the supervisor and members of his staff. The conclusions and recommendations have· been ,arrived at independent-ly, and are based·, upon a thorough analysis of the facility, the needs of the Beach Patrol, and their existing operation. I ,., . Part II - Existing Facility The existing facility for the Delray Beach Patrol was constructed in 1978. It is located at the Southwest corner of the intersection of Atlantic Avenue and Ocean Boulevard on Delray Beach. The existing building contains space for the Patrol (approximately 600 square feet) as well as public restroom facilities. The Patrol facility includes an office, storage' space, a restroom, and a locker room. The building is a decorative concrete block structure with a flat roof. Exterior wall openings have pre-cast concrete louvers and roof mounted exhaust vents to provide through ventilation of fresh air. A number of modifications have occurred over the years including the replacement of exterior louvers with windows, drywall and flooring at the office area, as well as the introduction of storage and personnel lockers at the storage and locker rooms. The Patrol portion of the facility presently has a number of maintenance problems including roof leaks and wall leaks, water damaged drywall and doors, missing ceramic tile and drainage problems in the rest room as well as a lack of adequate space for storage and maintenance. The standing water and crowded conditions are potentially hazardous and unsafe. The photographs in the Appendix illustrate these issues. " ' . ... Part III - Current and projected operations The current staffing level of the Beach Patrol is presently at a total of twenty-five (25) people. This includes fourteen (14) full time and eleven (II) part time staff members. The Patrol operates continuously (seven days a week, fifty-two weeks a year) during daylight hours. There are presently eight lifeguard towers along Delray Beach. The Towers are manned by one or two staff members at a time. Two of the towers are presently manned two- thirds of the time. staff members are all expected to arrive, prepare for work, and leave at the same times of the work day. The functions of the Patrol in addition to their primary function as lifeguards are numerous. These include maintenance of and repairs to all equipment and towers, community functions (training and certification classes, water safety instruction, boat inspections, etc. ) in addition to the necessary documentation and paper-work of day to day activities, as well as coordination with other City Departments. A thorough synopsis of the Patrol prepared by the Supervisor is included in the Appendix. It is expected that the future growth of the 'Patrol could increase toa total of thirty staff members and would include both men and women. Two additional towers could be added to the northern portions of the public beach. The equipment needs would increase with the additional staff, and there may be additional requirements for the larger equipment including ATV'S, dor.ies, and inflatable· boats. Part IV - conclusions The size and configuration of the Patrol facility is not adequate for the current or future needs and manpower requirements of the Patrol. The size of the facility is barely adequate for the storage of individual equipment and personal belongings. There is presently no space for the storage and maintenance of large equipment, ATV's and boats. There is not adequate space for report preparing by anyone other than the supervisor, nor is there adequate spafe for lockers, personal hygiene, or physical conditioning by· more than several staff members at a time. Certain aspects of the existing facility offer potentially unsafe working conditions and there is no means of conveniently accommodating , members of the opposite sex as staff members. The conclusion of this analysis is that the current needs and requirements of the Beach Patrol and not capable of being met in the existing facility. The building can be considered functionally obsolete. The next section of the report offers recommendations for consideration. , . ('·1 " ~ ~ '" Part V - Recommendations Based upon the assessment of the existing Beach Patrol facility as well as an analysis of the Patrol's day to day operations, the primary recommendation is to provide a larger facility for the Patrol. The current site cannot feasibly be remodeled to meet the present or future needs of the Patrol. It would not work operationally for the Patrol to split functions and be located at another site as well as the current site location. It would be most logical to plan an enlarged facility for the Beach Patrol at a new location, and either expand the public restroom portion of the existing facility or make the space available for another city function. The accompanying report "Future Assessment Needs - Feasibility study" will outline potential sites, offer programmatic requirements and a potential layout of spaces, and provide an estimate of cost. .. . 1'1 ,. ..._~ . , - "' , ", r Appendix . , , . Delray Beach Patrol Facilities: Past, Present and Future March 26, 1993 In 1935 A Federal Work Project constructed the Oceanside Pool and Lifeguard facility on the site of the current Sarah Gleason Bathhouse. This facility had two floors; the 1st floor contained an office, an equipment storage room, public restrooms, lockers, lifeguard lockers and an exercise room. The second floor was an apartment with living quarters for the Supervisor/Manager. This building was of sound construction surviving hurricanes and numerous storms. The Beach Patrol conducted business from this building and provided an extensive recreational swimming program from preschool to adult swimming lessons at this facility. Additionally lifesaving classes were taught and the current Beach Supervisor received his first lifesaving certifications through this program in June 1971. In 1977 the Oceanside Pool was demolished and the Sarah Gleason Facility was constructed at a cost of $53,275. This building was less than half the size of the former building. The building was not designed to be weatherproof and did not have windows but fixed concrete louvers open to the elements. The Beach Patrol was plagued with blowing rain, sand and roof leaks from the start. Many repairs and 15 years later the roof still leaks, windows have been installed in the front "office" area but it has never been possible to "waterproof" this building. Water is driven through cracks in mortar of the walls. It has been frustrating to never have had the quality of the original building's weatherproofing matched. More important, however, is the evolution of the Beach Patrol itself, and the increasing requirements for a facility designed to accommodate this growth. In 1978 when the current Sarah Gleason Facility was built the Beach Patrol staff totaled twelve employees with two part time seasonal lifeguards. The Beach Patrol in 1978 did not possess any rescue boards, surf dories or inflatable rescue craft. Additionally the Beach Patrol did not operate All Terrain Vehicles on the beach. The 1993 Beach Patrol Staff consists of 14 full time lifeguards with a supplemental staff of 11 part time lifeguards. The Beach Patrol currently operates the following equipment: 2 All Terrain Vehicles 2 Surf Rescue Dories 1 Rigid Hull Inflatable Rescue Boat There is no space available for the storage of this equipment. Equipment currently is stored at the Fire Rescue Beach Station, the janitor's closet at Anchor Park, in the Hallway of the Sarah Gleason Facility and beneath the Lifeguard Towers. The Beach Patrol provides all of the daily maintenance and most of the repairs this equipment requires in spite of the fact there is no work area available (this work· is usually done, on the sidewalk, in front '" of the Sarah Gleas,on Facility or on the beach if power tools are not required. . The Beach Supervisor does not have an office area that is totally secured from weather. It is common after rain storms to have water covering the entire floor of the office area in spite of repairs and work completed by the Building Maintenance Department. . The lifeguards do not have a specific area assigned for changing clothes, storing personal items etc. the existing lockers are subject to f1.ooding and are in a rÇ>om alf:io, used for e.~ipment storage and weight training.' their There are no separate facilities for female employees for privacy. This has been a problem in providing appropriate and professional behavior within the staff, when we have had female employees. President The Delray Beach Patrol supervisor is the current of the Florida Beach Patrol Chiefs Association and in working with other Beach Operations in South Florida it has become obvious the city of Delray Beach is in need of a new facility for the Beach Patrol. Our neighboring communities have provided facilities that address the current needs of their Beach Patrols and empowered these operations to increase their efficiency and safety in daily operations. The pragmatism that has been demonstrated by our staff in us ing imaginative methods to adapt the Sarah Gleason facility to its needs during the past 15 years has reached a limit. The Beach Supervisor has dedicated himself to providing the visitors to Delray Beach with the most highly trained, knowledgeable and competent lifeguards available. The equipment and modern lifeguard towers provided for the Beach Patrol are gratefully appreciated, but it is time to examine the Beach Patrol facility and realize that the significant growth the city has experienced is also reflected in the quality and quantity of services the Beach Patrol currently provides to our citizens and guests. It is our hope that in addition to reviewing the videotape provided today you will personally inspect our facility for a first hand familiarization with our problems. Thank you for your consideration as I am confident we all want to provide our citizens with the best protection available at our award winning beach as we have done in the past, are striving to do currently and intend to do in future years. 1993 Delray Beach Patrol Services 1. Public Safety at Municpal Beach and Atlantic Dunes Park 2. Assist Fire Rescue, Florida Marine ,Patrol and U.S. Coast Guard in off site Rescue/Recovery operations 3. Ocean Awareness Program 4. Community Service Program (supplemntal beach cleaning) 5. Beach Walker's Club (wellness program) 6. Maintenance and repair of lifeguard equipment and structures: All Terrain Vehicles, Surf Dories, Rescue Boards, Lifeguard Towers and lifeguard facility. 7. Special Events; July 4th, Kiwanis Beach Festival, Regional and Local Lifeguard Competitions, Delray Citizens for Police Labor Day Games, Senior Games Swim Meet 8. Boat Inspections at the Municipal Marina 9. Lifeguard Training Courses at Aquacrest Pool Complex 10 First Aid and CPR certifications 11- Community Water Safety Presentations to local schools and interest groups. ~ " I . .. Delray Beach Patrol statistics Year Lifeguard Towers Total Staff Comments 1970 4 Municipal Beach 9 No beach north of Atlantic Ave. 2 Oceanside Pool ,1971 5 Municipal Beach, :1;.1" No beach north of 2'Oceanside,PooI Atlant:ic Ave. 1974 10 Municipal Beach 18 ! 1st Beach Restoration entire beach guarded Oceanside Pool closed 1976 10 Municpal Beach 13 Five Federally funded positions cut Anchor/Sand-o-Way Parks completed North 3 & 4 Towers not staffed 1978 8 Municipal Beach 14 FT Atlantic Dunes Park 1 Atlantic Dunes Park 2 PT completed Constructed S.G. Bath House (Beach Patrol Bldg. ) Initiated Part Time Staffing 1980 7 Municipal Beach 14 FT N-3 Tower removed no 6FT staffing/ Purchased Surf Dory / All Terrain Vehicle / Increased PT 1983 Purchased Rescue Boards 1984 Purchased Inflatable Rescue Boat/Engine 1985 Purchased 2nd All Terrain Vehicle / began replacement of old exposed aluminium towers with enlcosed wood towers 1987 7 Municipal Beach 14 FT N-2 Tower 8PT staffed 50% of the time , Purchased Hand Held Radios to replace telephone system 1990 Purchased 2nd Surf Dory for Atlantic Dunes park 1993 7 Municpal Beach 14 FT N-2 Tower staffed 66% of 11 PT 'time / . " ~ ~... -All!.. t : ¡' " I ! J ~ : í i I ;t'¡'t~m -~ ~- I~ ._ '1, /I!¡ ;,.",... } u.:~~~,~. ~; ~. '" :'~,: 1{1; ~ "0". .... :~f2 ---- - ...~ - '''''.........a......,..-_ ~._..__ It' . . , ';:;:;' rrr' II .< '. . I r ~ . .. ! I I ! ¡ I I I .... I . ..,....,.,.".. " .:TL - '~;'';.,~ ," '.~S;;~ , '" :'" .!, ". , . .' . 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II ~ II -+-' I ~ I 0 þ I z ~ I ""'="'" I - 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 D D D D D ~ :I: 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 G \\ I \ì- -- \ì- c:: \\ I \\ I \ì- I . \\ \\ \\ I \'- 1111111111111111111111111111 I \\ I \\ D D D ~' I 1111111111111111111111111111 I I ~ DELRAY BEACH PATROL HEADQUARTERS Sheet 1 of 7 ARCHITECT: DAVID MILLER & ASSOCIATES, AlA Estimator: Dennis Crampton & Associates Pre11minary Design stage Estimate, 24th February 1995 (revised 02/22/95) ESTIMATE SUMMARY 01 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS $19,900 02 SITE WORK $19,819 03 CONCRETE $15,320 04 MASONRY $34,652 05 METALS $0 06 WOOD & PLASTICS $12,037 07 THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION $21,830 08 DOORS & WINDOWS $15,8S0 ;1\ tV 09 FINISHES $31,913 ~ 10 SPECIALTIES $6,010 11 EQUIPMENT $0 ~~~ 12 FURNISHINGS $0 13 SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION $0 14 CONVEYING SYSTEMS $0 15A PLUMBING $19,950 15B FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM $0 15C HEATING, VENTILATING & AIR CONDITIONING $8,050 16 ELECTRICAL $14,000 SUB-TOTAL $219,331 + CONTINGENCY, (NOT REQUIRED) $0 SUB-TOTAL $219,331 + GENERAL CONTRACTOR'S PROFIT, 5% $10,967 SUB-TOTAL $230,298 + ESCALATION TO MID-POINT OF CONSTRUCTION, 3' $6,909 ESTIMATE TOTAL $237,207 DELRAY BEACH PATROL HEADQUARTERS Sheet 2 of 7 ARCHITECT: DAVID MILLER & ASSOCIATES, AlA gs~imator: Dennis Crampton & Associates Preliminary Design Stage Estimate, 24th February 1995 (revised 02/21/95) System system # Description Quant Unit Unit Cost Total Total 01 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS Supervision: Superintendent (half time) 4 MO $2,500.00 $10,000 Layout 1 LS $350.00 $350 Temporary Facilities: Mobilization/Demobilization 1 LS $400.00 $400 Job Office 4 MO $150.00 $600 Temporary Toilet 4 MO $75.00 $300 Temporary Power, Install 1 LS $350.00 $350 Temporary Power, Service 4 MO $100.00 $400 Job Telephone/FAX 4 MO $150.00 $600 Temporary Protection: Temporary Fence 200 LF $1.50 $300 Clean-up: Periodic 4. MO $125.00 $500 Final 1 LS $750.00 $750 Insurance: Performance Bond 1 LS $2,500.00 $2,500 Liabil1ty Insurance 1 LS $1,500.00 $1,500 Miscellaneous: Project S1gn 1 EA $250.00 $250 OWner Call-backs 1 LS $500.00 $SOO Equipment: Pick-up Truck 4 MO $100.00 $400 Small Tools 4. MO $50.00 $200 Total, 01 $19,900 02 SITE WORK Demolition: Sidewalks - sawcutt1ng 15 LF $4.00 $60 Sidewalks - break & remove 1,000 SF $0.90 $900 Earthwork: Site clearing 5,000 SF $0.10 $SOO Excavate & stockpile on site 150 CY $3.00 $450 Excavate & export from site 200 CY $6.00 $1,200 Backfill & compact after lower level construction, uSing materials from stockpile 150 CY $5.00 $750 BUilding pad preparation - import of sand & fine grading 3,250 SF $0.25 $813 Sprayin9 for termite protection - Building footprint + 5' all round 4,500 SF $0.20 $900 '. , DELRAY BEACH PATROL HEADQUARTÊRS Sheet 3 of 7 ARCHITECT: DAVID MILLER & ASSOCIATES, AlA Estimator: Dennis Crampton & Associates Prel1minary Design Stage Est1mate, 24th February 1995 (rev1sed 02/21/95) System System /I Description Quant Unit Unit Cost Total Total 02 SITE WORK (cont) Paving: Sidewalks 1,050 SF $2.25 $2,363 6" thick concrete apron 500 SF $3.50 $1,750 CIP concrete stairs (LF riser) 88 LF $18.00 $1,584 Landscaping: Existing 81t dia. palm tress: Remove, replant & mainta1n for 90 days 10 EA $200.00 $2,000 Remove existing 20" tree 1 EA $150.00 $150 Restore & replace as necessary existing landscaping & irrigation sytems at perimeter of new building (allow) 1 LS $500.00 $500 Site water system: Water meter (allow) 1 LS $1,500.00 $1,500 111 domestic line lateral from new bu1ld1ng to City main 100 LF $10.00 $1,000 Connection to City main 1 LS $350.00 $350 Sanitary sewer system: 6" sanitary sewer lateral from new building to City main 100 LF $8.00 $aOO Connection to City main 1 LS $750.00 $750 Storm drainage system (not required) $0 Underground electric (allow) 1 LS $1,500.00 $1,500 Total, 02 $19,819 03 CONCRBTE Wall footings w/stem walls at lower level & monolith1c foot1ngs at upper level 50 CY $125.00 $6,250 Office - 4" thick slab on grade w/poly vapor barrier & WWF reinforcing 2,000 SF $2.50 $5,000 CIP concrete locker bases 32 LF $10.00 $320 Garage - 5" thick slab on grade w/poly vapor barrier & WWF reinforcing 1,250 SF $3.00 $3,750 Total, 03 $15,320 04 MASONRY Garage: 1211 CMU, grouted & reinforced 320 SF $9.00 $2,880 8" CMU, grouted & reinforced 700 SF $7.50 $5,250 Tie beams, 12" x 24" 39 LF $18.00 $702 Tie beams, 8"·x 16" 100 LF $14.00 $1,400 Glass block panels, 3' x 3' 2 EA $200.00 $400 .. , DELRAY BEACH PATROL HEADQUARTERS Sheet 4 of 7 ARCHITECT: DAVID MILLER & ASSOCIATES, AIA Esrimator: Dennis Crampton & Associates Preliminary Design Stage Estimate, 24th February 1995 (revised 02/27195) System System II Description Quant Unit Unit Cost Total Total 04 MASONRY (cont) Office, exterior walls: 8" CMU, grouted & reinforced 2,200 SF $7.50 $16,500 Tie beams, 8" X 1611 230 LF $14.00 $3,220 Glass block panels, 3' x 3' 2 EA $200.00 $400 Office/Public Toilets, inter10r walls: 8" CMU, non-load bear1ng 600 SF $6.50 $3,900 Total, 04 $34,652 06 WOOD & PLASTICS Rough Carpentry, Garage: 4:12 roof trusses, 24" OC (SF of floor area) 1,250 SF $1.50 $1,875 5/8" plywood roof sheathing 1,600 SF $0.90 $1,440 3 x 4 top chord extensions at eaves w/decorative cut tails 52 EA $8.00 $416 24" wide soffit - 5/811 T & G cedar 104 LF $4.00 $416 ROU9h Carpentry, Office: 4:12 roof trusses, 24" OC (SF of floor area) 2,000 SF $1.50 $3,000 5/8" plywood roof sheathing 2,600 SF $0.90 $2,340 3 x 4 top chord extensions at eaves wi decorative cut tails 90 EA $8.00 $720 2411 w1de soffit - 5/B" T & G cedar 180 LF $3.50 $630 Finish carpentry: 6' long sink cabinet, Kitchen 1 EA $850.00 $850 7' long shelf & rod, Office 1 EA $100.00 $100 Folding stairs to attic 1 EA $250.00 $250 Total, 06 $12,037 07 THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION Waterproofing to below grade CMU walls, Garage 500 SF $1.10 $550 Insulation: Sound in8ulation, interior walls - 3" unfaced batts 1,600 SF $0.35 $560 Thermal insulation above Office ceilings - R30 batts 1,700 SF $0.75 '1,275 Fluoropolymer coated steel roofing: Garage 16 SQ $450.00 $7,200 Office 26 SQ $450.00 $11,700 Wall flashing above Garage roof 39 LF $5.00 $195 3' x 3' X 3' high cupola wI louvers 4 sides 1 EA $350,00 $350 Total, 01 '21,830 '" DELRAY BEACH PATROL HEADQUARTERS Sheet 5 of 7 ARCHITECT: DAVID MILLER & ASSOCIATES, AlA "Estimator: Dennis Crampton & Associates Preliminary Design Stage Estimate, 24th February 1995 (revised 02/27/95) System System # Description Quant Unit Unit Cost Total Total 08 DOORS & WINDOWS Exterior hollow metal doors & frames, 3/0 z 7/0 x 1 3/4 6 EA $400.00 $2,400 Interior solid core wood doors 1n hollow metal frames, 3/0 x 7/0 x 1 3/4 11 EA $250.00 $2,750 Finish hardware: Exterior doors 6 SETS $500.00 $3,000 Interior doors 11 SETS $200.00 $2,200 9/4 x 8/0 rolling grille at Public Toilets 1 EA $1,200.00 $1,200 Aluminum garage doors, 16/0 x 7/0 - heavy duty residential grade 2 EA $1,000.00 $2,000 Aluminum windows: 3/0 x 5/0 5 EA $250.00 $1,250 Dummy wlndow, 3/0 x SIO 1 EA $50.00 $50 Operable shutters at windows: 2/0 x S/O B EA $75.00 $600 2/0 x 8/0 4 EA $100.00 $400 Total, 08 $15,850 09 FINISHES Stucco on CMU walls 210 SY $20.00 $4,200 Stucco aoffit outside Public Toilet doors 4 SY $25.00 $100 Garage ceiling - 5/8" type "X" gypsum board on bottom chord of roof trusses 1,000 SF $0.90 $900 Interior of exterior Off1ce walls - 1/2" gypsum board 1,400 SF $0.80 $1,120 Interior Office walls - 3 5/8" 25 gauge steel studs 16" OC w/l/2t1 gypsum board both sides 240 LF $20.00 $4,800 Ceilings, Public Toilets, heavy duty plaster 25 SY $25.00 $625 Ce1lings, Lockers, Toilet Rooms & Storage, 1/2" moisture resistant gyspum board on metal suspension system 700 SF $1.25 $875 Cailing., Office, 24" x 48" acoustical tile on metal suspension system 900 SF $1.10 $990 Floor coversings: Public Toilets - heavy duty composition flooring w/integral cove base 240 SF $7.00 $1,680 Off1ces, Meet1ng Room, K1tchen & 120 SF $8.00 $960 Rest Room. - Mexican paving tile 1,200 SF $4.00 $4,800 All other areas - Durabond epoxy flooring 500 SY $3.50 $1,750 DELRAY BEACH PATROL HEADQUARTERS Sheet 6 of 7 ARCHITECT: DAVID MILLER & ASSOCIATES, AIA Est~mator: Dennis Crampton & Associates Preliminary Design Stage Estimate, 24th February 1995 (revised 02/27195) System System , Description Quant Unit Unit Cost Total Total 09 FINISHIS (cont) Hard tile baae, Corridor & Locker Rooms 90 LF $4.00 $360 Ceramic tile walls, Toilets & Showers (floor to ceiling) 950 SF $6.00 $5,700 Painting, exterior: Wood soffits 24" wide 294 LF $0.75 $221 Painting, interior: Epoxy ooatings, PUblic Toilets: Walls 330 SF $1.50 $495 Ceilings 225 SF $1.25 $281 Garage: CMU walls 900 SF $0.40 $360 Gypsum board ceiling 1,250 SF $0.45 $563 Hollow metal door 1 EA $1. 00 $1 Offices & Toilet Rooms: Gypsum board walls 4,000 SF $0.40 $1,600 Gypsum board ceilings 740 SF $0.45 $333 Hollow metal & wood doors 16 EA $10.00 $160 Total, 09 $32,873 10 SPECIALTIBS Toilet partitions 6EA $500.00 $3,000 Urinal screens 2 EA $150.00 $300 Lockers (by Owner) o EA $0.00 $0 Toilet accessoriel, Public Toilets: Toilet paþer dispensers 3 EA $65.00 $195 Stainless steel mirrors, 16" x 24" 4 EA $100.00 $400 Grab bars 4 EA $85.00 $340 Toilet accessories, Office Toilets: Toilet paper dispensers 3 EA $65.00 $195 Paper towel dispensers/waste receptaole. 3 EA $100.00 $300 Framed mirrors, 16" x 24" 4 EA $65.00 $260 Soap dispensers 4. EA $45.00 $180 Grab bars 4 EA $85.00 $340 Shower ourtain. & rods 3 EA $50.00 '150 Door signs & miscellaneous signs 1 LS $100.00 $100 Fire extinguishers & cabinets 2 EA $125.00 $250 Total, 10 $6,010 11 EQUIPHmNT Food service equipment (by Owner) o LS $0.00 $0 Total, 11 $0 12 FURlfISHINGS Blinds, drape, & other furniture items (not included) $0 Total, 12 $0 '" DELRAY BEACH PATROL HEADgUARTERS Sheet 7 of 7 ARCRITECT: DAVID MILLER & ASSOCIATES, AlA "Estimator: Dennis Crampton & Associates Preliminary D.sign Stage Estimate, 24th February 1995 (revised 02/27/9-5) System System # Description Quant Unit Unit Cost Total Total lSA PLUMBING Fixtures, including related supply, waste & vent piping: WCa, flush valve 6 EA $850.00 $5,100 Urinals, flush valve 3 EA $SOO.OO $2,400 Lava, wall mounted 8 EA $800,00 $6,400 Showers 4 EA $600.00 $2,400 Kitchen sink 1 EA '600.00 $600 Garage sink 1 EA $600.00 $600 Drinking fountain 1 EA $750.00 '750 Hot water heater 1 EA $l,SOO.OO $l,SOO Hose bibbs 4 EA $50.00 $200 Total, lSA $19,950 15B FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM (Not required) $0 Total, 15B $0 1SC HVAC PUblic toilets, ventilation 1 L5 $400.00 $400 Offices, HVAC 1,700 SF $4.50 $7,650 Total, 15C $8,050 16 ELEC!'RICAL Garage 1,250 SF $2.00 $2,500 Offices & Public Toilets 2,000 SF $5.75 $11,500 Total, 16 $14,000 Total, all trade. $220,291 $220,291