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09-03-91 Special/Workshop '" CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA - CITY COMMISSION SPECIAL/WORKSHOP MEETING - SEPTEMBER 3, 1991 - 6:00 P.M. FIRST FLOOR CONFERENCE ROOM AGENDA Please be advised that if a person decides to appeal any decision made by the Ci~y Commission with respect to any matter considered at this meeting or hearing, such persons will need a record of these proceedings¡ and for this purpose such persons may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made¡ which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. The City does not provide or prepare such record. Pursuant to Section 3.07 of the City Charter of the City of Delray Beach¡ Florida¡ Mayor Thomas E. Lynch has instructed me to advise you of a Special Meeting of the Commission to be held in the First Floor Conference Room at 6 P.M. on Tuesday¡ September 3¡ 1991. This meeting has been called for the purpose of considering the following: 1. Waiver of development standards regarding back-out parking and perimeter landscaping for improvements proposed at Veterans Park. 2. Accept a settlement offer in the amount of $4¡000 to settle the Wagner vs the City of Delray Beach case. City Attorney recommends approval. {u.-;y¡ '-jJj1C .J(uyõì J/&i¡ Alison MacGregor Harty City Clerk WORKSHOP AGENDA 1. Sea Lice at the Municipal Beach. 2. Charter Revision Committee Report. 3. Budget Discussions: A. Temporary Fire Station/Linton Boulevard and Military Trail. B. City Attorney. C. Review of Decision Packages 73-104. D. General. 4. Commission Comments. MEMORANDUM '1'0 : MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSIONERS , FROM: CITY NANAGER ~'-~! SUBJECT: AGENDA ITEM ~ S~ I - WORKSHOP MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 3 , 1991 REQUEST FOR WAIV~RS/VETERANS PARK DATE: August 30, 1991 Action on this item was deferred at your August 27th meeting àt which time the Commission¡ by consensus¡ directed that this item be considered at a special mee-ting on September 3 ¡ 1991. This item involves a request for waivers for the Veterans Park Improvements project. At your July 16th special/workshop meeting the Commission reviewed the sketch plan for Veteran's Park and approved it conceptually. In order to accommodate the relocated lift station and shuffleboard courts¡ a portion of the existing parking spaces will be removed. New parking spaces will be provided along the north property line adjacent to N.E. 1st Street. A portion of the parking spaces ( 12 feet) are located interior to the property line and the balance within the right-of-way. As these spaces are on the property line¡ the required perimeter landscape treatment cannot be provided. Additionally¡ relief from the Parking Regulations is also required because of the back out parking situation created by the proposed relocation of the parking spaces. Normally¡ relief from the Parking Regulations requires a variance from the Board of Adjustment. However¡ the proposed back out parking does not result in an unnecessary and undue hardship¡ but is proposed to enhance the development proposal. Therefore¡ pursuant to Section 30. 15 of the Code of Ordinances¡ the Commission has the authority to waive those provisions. At the public hearing held on August 27th the Commissiou heard from several citizens opposed to the waiver requests. At that Commissioner Mouw requested that scale drawings be made available to the Commission which show the entire right-of-way¡ to include parking and access on the north side of the street and the new proposed parking on the south side of the street. A copy of which is attached as backup material for this item. Recommend approval of waivers to allow back-out parking onto N.E. 1st Street and relief from the perimeter landscape requirements along the north property line for Veterans Park. ~/J '" . C I T Y COM MIS S ION DOC U MEN T A.T ION TO: DAVID T. HARDEN, CITY MANAGER FROM: JANET MEEKS, PLANNER II THRU: DAVID J. KOVACS, DIRECTOR DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND ZONING SUBJECT: MEETING OF AUGUST 27, 1991 WAIVER OF PERIMETER LANDSCAPE REQUIREMENT ADJACENT TO RIGHT-OF-WAY AND BACK OUT PARKING FOR VETERAN'S PARK ACTION REQUESTED OF THE COMMISSION: The action requested of the City Commission is that of granting a waiver from provisions of Code Section 4.6.16(H)(3)(a) [Landscaping] . And; Granting a waiver from provisions of Code Section 4.6.9(D)(2) [Parking] for Veteran's Park located north of Atlantic Avenue, west of the Intracoastal. The request is associated with a concept plan wherein the parking spaces are proposed to back out onto the street system. A portion of the parking spaces ( 12 ' ) are located interior to the property line and the balance within the right-of-way. As these spaces are on the property line, the required perimeter landscape treatment cannot be provided. BACKGROUND: At its meeting of . July 16 1991, the City Commission reviewed the sketch plan for Veteran's Park and approved it conceptually. A portion of the existing parking spaces will be eliminated in order to accommodate the relocated lift station and shuffleboard courts. The proposal is to relocate the parking spaces along the north property line adjacent to N.E. 1st Street. Normally, relief from section 4.6.9 would require a variance from the Board of Adjustment. However, the proposed back out parking does not . resul t in an unnecessary and undue hardship, but is proposed to enhance the development proposal. Pursuant to the Code of Ordinances Section 30.15, the City Commission has the authority to waive provisions of the code. RECOMMENDATIONS: Approval of waivers to allow the back out parking onto N.E. 1st Street and relief from the perimeter landscape requirements along the north property line for Veteran's Park. 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" , ~}':'~ r--r \. ~::---~~ -J ,_./;--- liTh ' ~ - - '- r<1rT ~~-y,- (" , , t .,: -;:, . - ~ ~ J:': A: .11 : :\.<11 fI¡, f'¡, :¡ ¡¡tI\; ~, J~, ' -- ~ q;~ ~¿¡, m'eIUl~~ Q'~ J.to 'f2>J.., ª'~ o/~ IIN, August 21, 1991 ('#0'; 1"-1,#.9 ~ (/~'; ¡,I·,f1N Mr. David Kovacs City of Delray Beach 100 N.!. 1st Avenue Delray Beach, Florida 33444 Dear David: This letter will respond to your Special Courtesy Notice re- garding the proposed waiver of the Land D.v.lopm~nt Regulations relating to the parking and landscaping associated with the redevelopment proposals for veterans Park that is scheduled to be on the agenda for the Commission me.ting Tuesday, August 27th. Atlantic Plaza, Ltd., owners of Atlantic Plaza, hereoy SUPk~rt the waiver and favor the oonoept plan, including the par ng spaces to be located on N.E. 1st street and the removal of a portion of the spaces on the exilting City parking lot. The improvements aa designed by Currie Schneider are excellent and well reoeived by Atlantic Plaza, Ltd., and all of the 22 merchants and office tenantl in the Plaza. In fact, they urge the early approval and the proposed schedule of starting modifications as 600n as possible. We have prospective tenants that we are trying to attract to downtown Celray Beach who tell us that the planned changes to Veterans Park are very much part of their favorable considera- tion. \'. We urge the approval of this waiver and the initiation of the modifications as proposed. Jr. AAS J j ap cc: Celray aeach Chamber of Commerce CRA DCA Council of 100 '" . [IT' DF DELRA' BEA[H ~ 100 NW. 1st AVENUE DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 33444 407/243-7000 MEMORANDUM To: City Commissioners and City Manager From: Jay Alperin Date: 8-8-91 Re: Sea Lice One of our greatest assets in Delray Beach is our Beach. Its vitality and utility is of great concern to the economic health of our city. For several years we have been plagued by persistent invasions of Sea Lice. It is also apparant that we know too little about this menace. From a discussion with Joe Weldon, I discovered that our area is more impacted by sea lice than areas further up and down the coast. Continued failure to address this problem may lead to a declining return rate of visitors to our city. We need to investigate what research has been done and what research is in progress. If necessary we may need to initiate a symposium to gather the existent resources and potential resources to combat the repeated attacks of sea lice. I request this subject be placed on a workshop to determine the interests of the rest of the commisssion. ws/¡/ THE EFFORT ALWAYS MATTERS ,,, 08/26/1991 15:39 FROM HRS BCPHU TO 140~-'4-.-.~~7 ~jO-' c.~'c-~ I ~ -J-J I I . . ~ . (/ ~;,~ STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF H~LTH ANO HI::J-IABIUTATIVE SERVIŒS August 26/ 1991 Mr. Joe Weldon Directol~ , Parks and Recreation 100 NW First Ave. Delray Beach, FL 33444 Dear Mr. Weldon, I am sending this letter to update you on the activities of the task force that has been assembled by the Bl-oward health department to study IIsea lice". This effort involves staff of the Broward county public Health Unit Epidemiology section, dermatologists from Palm Beach County and the University of Miami, marine biologists from the university of Miami and Florida Atlantic university, lifeguards, and the Florida Beach patrol Chiefs Association. It is our hope to characterize and deseribe the syndrome caused by sea lice, study the distribution and determinants of this condition in South Florida, identify the organism (or organi~ms) that cause this condition and develops methods of detecting and preventing this condition. A summary of the current status of the study is listed on the following paqe. At present the major need of this study is to cover expenses for supplies and medical tests not covered by health insurance. Estimated costs are as follows: Nets, containers, Stains¡ slides, and Miscellaneaous Biological supplies $2,000 Skin Biopsies (only on those with deductible or not covered by health insurance) 25 x $90 2,250 Dermatopathologi~t Evaluation of Blopsies 25 x 100 2,500 -. TOTAL $6,750 All expenses for professional time not identified above are to be donated by study participants. Expenses for office supplies, postage, computer services and phone are to be donated by the health department in Broward county and the University of Miami. All pharmaceutical supplies are to be donated by the sponsoring pharmaceutical company. 1"11 08/26/1991 15:39 FROM HRS BCPHU TO 14072433774 P.03 ~ ~ 1 I We would greatly appreciate your consideration of funding for this project. If you have any questions, or if I can be of any assistance in this matter, please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely yours, Robert s. Tomchik, MD, MPH I pROJECT TIMETABLE Phase I Beach Patrol Chief Questionnaires - determine geographic distribution of syndrome, develop case definitions and identify local resources for study; COMPLETED - August 1991 phase II Lifeguard Questionnaires - describe clinical spectrum of syndrome, impact on different geographic areas and 1ndivídual risk factors IN PROGRESS ~ Scheduled completion - october 1991 Phase III Dermatology Evaluation - perform skin biopsies and describe pathophysiology of skin reactions and identify characteristics of causative agent - SCHEDULED FOR Early spring 1991 Phase IV Marine Biology Evaluation - obtain and analyze ocean water samples during outbreaks of sea lice syndrome to identify causative organisms; depending on organisms identified, develop tests to detect seù lice in sea water - SCHEDULED FOR Early Spring 1991 Phase V Prevention I Pharmaceutical Evaluation - evaluate mechanisms to protect skin before exposure to sea lice; evaluate effectiveness of rinses and pharmaceutical products to prevent reactions on skin exposed to sea lice - SCHEDULED FOR Late Spring 1991 ,... - r- - - ,- - - r- I '\ : ..1 (-, ...... ~ - : I -:: :: ~ ~.... -: ~ ' - . : ~. ~ ~ T c: T ~ i~ c· , ¡ E! - "r r ' , i:. I t:. '- . 'I 0 . '.' - .... - -. . "" 1 -.' - ~ . - . - . - - t....l ( n, ;...Jr:.i' , ..) -' ...- - /·'~~:':··1· "-. ,;,..~-4'.:o.\... "1"':"'~~"" ,# " £IT' DF OELAR' BERtH ORNEY'S OFFICE 200 NW 151 AVr.NU13 . DELRAY BEACH. FLORIDA JJ4H CITY An FACSIMILE 40ì:2'7!!-4ì55 Writer' 8 Direct Line (407) 263-7092 MEMORANDUM DATE: }.ugust 26, 1991 'fO~ City Commission PROM: Jeffrey S. Kurtz, City Attorney 5UBJECT: Recommendations of the Charter Revision Committee on AUgust 8, 1991, the charter Revision committee met to ccnsider possibly amendlnq the City's Charter by lengthening the terms for elected officials and/or limiting the number of terms serve4. Àftp.r some lengthy discussion and debate, the committee voted in favor of amendin9 the Charter to allow all commissioners and ~he mayor to serve three-year terms. The vote for three-year terms was 6 in favor, 5 opposed. The committee recommends that the City stagger its elections in order that a majority of tbe city commission will not. be elected in anyone :roar, and in order to hold an e.lect1on every year. 1f it is desired to implement the recommendations prior to the March 1992 elect ion, it wi 11 be necessary to hold a special election. Should tbis timing be desired, the committ~e would recommend that the special election be held in January at the latest 1n order for potential candidate a to be aware as to the length of term they would be connitt.lng to. If the voters approve the charter amendmen~ in January, 1992, the mayor elected i.n 1992 would serve a two year term, and the mayor elected in 1994 anð subsequent years will serve a three year term. The commiss1onera elected in 1992 and in 1993 will serve 3 year terms. This would allow for the desired st'.a9ger ing . Another alternative 1. to have the referendum in March, 1992 at the same time .s the general election. If approvecl at. that time, the commissioners and mayor elected in 1992 would serve a two year term. The c''Ommiaølonera elect.e4 in 1993 woulcl also serve a two year term. The commissioners elected in 1994 andu1995 would then serve a three year t.erm. The mayor elected in 1994 would serve a two year tena, and beqinninq in 1996, the~~ . C I n ATTORNEY'S OFF I CE TEL No. 407 273 J7SS ~u3 :3.~1 ~ -:, : ~ 3 - - . - - Cit.y Ccmmission August 26, 1991 Page 2 mayor would serve a three year term. Thi$ would allow for the desired sta9gering anð an election every year. At its meeting of August 22, 1991, the commi t. tee voted by a mar9in of 7-3 to abOlish run-off elections. This will require revisions to any section of the charter in which there is a reference to second non-partiaan election. Abolishing run-off elections will result in a simple majority election, in which the candida te receiving the røajority of the votes cast being elected. The committee then entertained several motions relatinq limiting the nUJ'Dber of consecutive terms a commissioner or mayor could serve. A motion for tbree consecutive terms was defeated 9 to 2. A motion for 6 consecutive years of service was defeated 6 to 5. Finally, a motion for unlimited terms of service was. approved 6. to 5. Thus, the committee concluded the Charter need not be amended to limit the number of terms. The Charter Revision COI'IIDi ttee also considered other possible changes to the City's code and the charter. The cOl1l1\ittee voted by a margin of 9-1 to retain the numbered seats designation. The committee then voted 9-1 against changing any of the qualifications for candidates. JSK:ah Attachment cc: David Haxden, City Manager Members, Charter Reviaion C~ttee Alison MacGre;or Harty, City Clerk I:harter3.txt 1··11 l. 1 I H i I u K. '~ I:.. { '~ U ¡- ¡- ll. t:. I t:. '- I~ u . -~ . - . ~- \ ,,~ ~ - , i I .' j : --', '¡:.. ." i ," ' '~.' ~ .'. : [ITY DF DELRAY ¡BEAtH V' ~ '~~W~~;:~;'{;i" ~ ' " CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE, 200 fltW'1s1 AVENl1E.· DElRAY BEACH. FLORIDA 33444 FACSIMILE 4071278·4755 W it ' D1 t Li \ r er s rec ne I (407) 243-7092 . MEMORANDUM Date: September 3, 1991 To: Ci ty Commi'Hsion From: Jeffrey s. Kurtz, City Attorney Subject: Wagner v. City or Delraý Beach Our File 305-90',002 ___. This case is currently set on Judge Rodger's' dOcket beginning September 23, 1991. It 1s anticipated that the case will t~ke at least four days to try, with the Clty·be1ng represented by Kent. Pratt from the firm or Pratt, Gaunt and Radford in We'st.' Palm Beach. Mediation took plðce In th~~above-referenced case on Friday afternoon, August 30, 1991. This case involves the stopping of Daniel wagner for speeding and his~~ubsequent arrest for DUl. Mr. Wagner was at the time of arrest and is currently a Plantat.ion police of fleer. The stop and arrest' 1n question was hand¡ed by two officers, Sgt. Thomas Stufano and O;C!1cer Douglas Szczepanik, who are no longer with the Delray Beach police. Department. The handling of the arrest was proper with the except~on that a video was taken of Mr~ wagner, without him kno~ln9 about it. ~he reo son this is of some concern that despite ·having blown a .15 on; a pre-test Breathalyzer (which is inadmissible in a criminal action) and then refusing the official Breathalyzer, Mr. Wagner makes a good appearance on the video. That fact is important only because .following his arrest, the video ~as not made known to the State· Attorney's Office or Officer Wagner's defense team immediately. Once it became kn9wn, the State Attorney's Office nolle prossed the case 1n light of what the vIdeo showed and the lack of a Breathalyzer. Mr. wagner is represented by Jack scarola of t.he Searcy, Denney, scarola, Barnhart & Shipley law fIrm 1n West Palm Beach. They have ~ued the City ,on two count~: one. for false arrest and the second count 1s a sec.· 1983 claim tor depriva- I tlonot constitutional rights. The false arrest claim, based on Officer Wagner's own admissions, is, without merit. Similarly with respect to the Sec. 1983 claim, we feel it is unlikely that a jury would find liability against the city. ~. _ " n I I U ,.., I 'L I .;;¡ U r r ... '...., c.. It:.. L.. 11'4(.1 . .::..:. .. _ _ ,_ _. . _ _ '" . ~ . C-. V,;¡ . ~ ~ ¡ I .i Memo to City Comm!ssibn September 3, 1991 ., Page 2 t . However, due to the fact that this will be. a lengthy trial with ; the potential for jurors to be confused by the evidence and the Plaintiff' 6 obvious attempts to interject our officers t poor records into the case, Kent Pratt, Lee Graham and I agreed to recommend that the commission accept a settlement offer in the amount .of $4,000.00 payable to Mr. Wa.gner and the Searcy, Denney law firm. This $4,000.00 is 1nclusive of aný costs that have been incurred by the Plaintiff which we estimate at $3,000.00 and eliminates the possibility of an adverse judgment against the City which would have resulted in addition to damages to Mr. wagner and attorney's fees to Mr~ scarola. Should you have any further questions regarding th1s matter, please do not hesitate to contact the City Attorney's Office. JSK; j w wdgner4.txt , .-.....-.. , September 3, 1991 Report to De1ray Beach City Commission Re: Three (3) year terms for commissioners If effective in 1992: i,ext Election Office ri'erm Election 1992 ¡'.ayar 2 years 1994- Seats #2 <.~ 4 3 years 1995 1993 Sea.ts Til u.:; 3 J years 1996 1994 ì·.ayor :3 years 1997 If effective in 19931 1993 Sears #1 &; 3 2 years 1995 1994 ¡<ayor 2 years 1996 Seats #2 ¿; 4 3 years 1997 1995 Seats #1 ¿~ 3 3 years 1998 1996 Hay or J years 1999 · Expanded Decision Package Description Item Department Budgeted # Division Description Amount - 73 Engineer Reinstate City Traffic Engineer. 49,535 74 Cemetery Mower/Edger Repair (1,500), irrigation fence and road repair (14,000), 26,4 70 ---ifffgatiol1 àlld landscape impro'.'om9nts (1 O,Q7Qp- de C f ( 75 Human Public Information Officer (38,030), News for Neighborhoods bi- 57,600 Resources monthly (2,000), Employee Newsletter (4,100), volunteer recognition Public (670), service and retiree awards (4,800), employee picnic (5,500), Information --adVIsory uvard member dinner (2,500). {"( 76 Parks New Tennis Rules Sign (500), travel, training, dues and memberships 23,810 Tennis (430), maint. equipment repair (500), maintenance of nets, lines and wind- screens (4,580), teEUrfacÐ hard courts (6,000), i.Hility cart (4,800), tables, chairs and bleachers (7,009-}-;-- 77 Public Works Replace parking meters, 3 single & 10 double 5,200 Parking 78 Planning Reinstate Neighborhood Planner (40,109), consulting for Plan 48,135 Amendment (6,726), memberships and training (1 ,300). 79 Police Reinstate 3 Police Detectives 132,335 Investigation 80 Fire Str e55 M glllt (15, OOe),-paiflt exterior of Stãtìons-3&--4-(E;'000) , -tf-aveI-- 117,115 Administration -aM-tHunffig--(4,700), overhead door safety devices (1 ,500), computer network-c--e-AStlJtm-g.(S-¡00(}) ,-sea~-åri\teways and parking-areas at· Stations 3 & 4 (1,000), add' operating/office and laser printer supplies (8,210), relocate SBA maintenance to Station 2 (5,000), fire records software (20,000), PC and network hardware (16,000), replacement desk and gas grills (3,250), replace copy machine (16,000), fence rear of Station 3 (6,300), protective clothing and gear replacement (2,855), cellular , · Expanded Decision Package Description Item Department Budgeted # Division Description Amount - telephone tuner station (1,600), replace video equipment (4,700). 81 Fire -Night and weeke-ndfire-ffiSf}8ettons (6,89Ojt upgrade copier (2,300), 17,810 Inspections winter coats and blazers (1 ,295), additional operating supplies (3,025) satellite dish (2,300), cellular phone and" Postlines" (2,000). 82 Planning Project Coordinator w/assoc. oper cost (60,530), add'l postage and 71 ,890 advertising - 2nd plan amendment (2,750), computer hardware and software (3,340), add'l consulting and other professional services (5,270). 83 Purchasing Inventory Clerk-add' I 1 0 part time hrs per week. : 6,160 84 Purchasing. Purchasing Specialist (25,770), operating supplies (500), add' 33,450 t_ telephone (495), advertising (200), postage (600), training (2,800), supplies (880), membershps (375);---part time (1 ,-8JOt~ ~- 85 Asst. C.M Mail Courier (19,995), Quality Improvement Program (5,000), vehicle 33,225 Support maintenance (1,970), postage, memberships, travel, auto allowance (4,410), office/operating supplies (900), equipment maintenance (790) telephone (160). 86 Community Code Enforcement Officer (25,775), overtime (260), building 29,315 \ \ Improvement maint. (500), training (480), postage (500), PC terminal (1,300), film Code Enfrmnt supplies (500). 87 Engineering Engineering Svcs-surveys,traffic counts,consulting (17,000), lease 33,800 computer aided drafting plotter (12,500), operating/office supplies (4,300). 88 Public Wrks Street Maint Wrkr (22,424), rent 50 add' barricade (3,750), thermo- 45,525 Traffic plastic striping (8,000), overtime/spec events (2,691), bucket truck/ barricade rental (1 ,500), training (1,250), uniform (530), operating supplies (5,380). Expanded Decision Package Description Item Department Budgeted # Division Description Amount - " 89 Mgmt Inform Programmer po'smpn Iw overtime (39,235), rental equip (600), 82,005 Systems memberships and trail1ing (12,410), computer software (17,000), training room (15,590), equip. maint. (4,670), reduction in consulting (-7500). 90 Cemetery Paint vaults (1 ,500), purchase 72" riding lawn mower (12,700). 14,200 91 City Full contract for Lobbyist. 29,000 Commission 92 Human Consulting services. , ,- 1,200 Resources 93 Parks Add'llighting @ Miller and Currie Parks (2,400), training (500),3 add'l 15,900 Athletics basketball leagues (500), -Gpeffit-i-A-g.-suppties (1,000); new scoreboard- Fenway Pa-rk-fl';OO6), expanded day camp program (1,500), dug out repairs (1 ,000), repair and replacement progra~. (ì I coC ) 94 Comm. Imprv Neigborhood housing improvements. 20,000 Administration 95 Facility Equip purchase egulator (660), Sander (1 ,270), operating supplies 1....(('+· 7,030 Maintenance (620), bldg/equip/vehi aint (4,110), telephone (320), training (50). ,--, , 96 Comm. Imprv T-HliAing-tor-Dir-ector.(1,170),a€id'l postage (100) C l ,I...\- 1,270 Administration 97 Public Adcnprlnting..Qf newsl~nªLªm:t PQstage (1,900), memberships.and_ 1 2,765 Inform -training (790), office and film supplies (575),~~lunt~er program (1,010), service and retiree awards (790), city picnië(4,200) -~dvisory board dinner- ,.- '.' ~/ (3,500). .... \,' /.~ '-,- 98 Parks Fttlttime Data Rscordor Clrk-w-kweft.ime-{23A23¡net decrease from PT 224,688 Maintenance Data Clrk (-11340), pre-employment medical exams (600), seasonal .:k, (,c(' contracted help, 6 men @ 26 wks (4G-;eOO), building maintenance for 10 10 parks (15,500), equipment refurb (2,180), parks maintenance at "A" I~Y&H15,300), equip rental (1,710), m'aint contracts for Atlantic HS and ~rrië~)~tembershiPs and training (4,360), add'l gardening ------- --.- - -.-' ) ",~ Expanded Decision Package Description Item Department Budgeted # Division Description Amount - supplies (7,755), irrigation and landscape improvements (10,000), comguter work~tation(1,300), 3/4 ton pick up truck 04,000), replace ,Æriding ~oWérs (25,400); trencher w/trailer (15,000), 6 replacement mobile radio~(4:500). ' 99 Public Works Memberships & training for Direc~ (1 ,900), personal computer (10,080) 16,380 Administration hurricane shutters (4,000), equipme'n't.maintenance (400). ~~( ,d 100 Planning Memberships & training for Director. 2,400 101 Comm. Imprv Part-time Secretary II (9,960), operating and office supplies (3,500). - 1 3,460 Administration 102 Purchasing Inventory Clerk @ full-time (32,655) vs part-time (17,160) .\ 15,495 Warehouse 103 Fire Fire station No.5 annual costs for electric(3,500), water, sewer, and 25,920 -~.... Administration garbage (1,000), telephone (3,900), maintenance and repairs (1 ,250), ~ trailer rental (13,500), office supplies (200), janitorial supplies (1 ,120), furniture (1,450). 'I'" CITY p~-=: 'S OFFICE --_ No. 407 278 4755 Sep 04,91 12:43 P.Ol ~.~ '\ .. .... \ [ITY DF DELRAY BEAtH ~ R·tt;,;,~t~, ¡ ...-' , -{'o<,r....; . . _ GfT¥ ATTORNEY'S OFFICE I::!. '<. ! ~ ~ H\'" "('Þ'r'~ ' ~1 r , j . . ¡.: ,.:t I: L/ /q 1\ \ . . ~\¡S6Y\ C I :h~1 t{~..)L , /4 'I' 1-(" .~. 1 J 1..-s1' ~¡ t .. 6t·· "toi'~; ~' ," tJ .~! .' .1'.;. i f# L) >10. ,..... :....~, ':"' '. .... -... .. ...:~ \;._e"J '. CITY RTTORNEY'S OFFICE TEL No. 407 278 4755 Sep 04,91 12:43 p .1:12 .. ~ 1220 SouthwaY5 Delray Beach, FL 33483 September 3, 1991 tl~D DELIVERED Mr. David Kovacs Director, Planning and Zoning Department De1ray Beach City Hall De 1 ray Beach, Florida Dear David, I was shocked when Jasmin Allen told me on FridðY, Au- gust 30, 1991, that the Planning & zoning Staff had Just de- cided that day that the concept plan for Veterans Park would be on the September 11 th agenda for t he Sit e Plan Review & Appearance Board. As you are we 11 aware, 1 have been following this mat- ter closely, and I believe that t he concept plan cannot be heard on this timetable because of certain notice and proce- dural requirements contained in Sections 2.4.1 and 2.4.2 of the City'5 LOR's. Section 2.4.1 provides that a potential developer may request an audience before the Site Plan Review and APpear- ance Board for a concept plan review. The rule in Section 2.4.1(A) specificallY states that u[t]he request must be In writing and received at least twenty days prior to a regu- larly scheduled meet1ng of the Board." I have been monitor- ing the file on this app11cat ion ~ and when I reviewed i t6 contents on Friday, August 23~ 1991 , no letter was on tile. Furthermore, I had gone to the P&Z Department that dðy to review any written materials Mr. Currie had submitted wi t h the preliminary site plan and the only documentation accom~ panying the plan involved storm drainage. Consequently, the concept rev i ew cannot be held on September 11th because Hr. Currie as the agent foT" the developer (the city Commission) had not submitted the request required in Section 2 . 4 . 1 ( A )( 2 ) . Section 2 . 4 . 1 ( A )( 3 ) states that "[t]he Board shall Te- view and comment on the development concept at a duly no- ticed pub 1 i c .bearing" ( emphas 1 s added) . section 2 . 4 . 2( B ) covers ·Public Hearing Requirements." Hearings of this type are covered by subsection (ì) Other Public Hearings as fa 1- lows: i I C I T\" HTTOF'r,~E " ": OFFICE TEL No. 40727:3 4755 ':,ep IJ4 ,'91 12:44 F' . C17, w ... Mr. DfW 1 d Kovacs September 3, 1991 Pðge 2 of 2 "All other public hearings required 1n the imple- mentation or amendment of these Land Development Regulations shall be advertised in the legal see tion of a newspaper at least ten (10) days prior tot he hea í i ng . " No notice has been published for this hearing. wh i Ie I du not have an example of a published notice for a concept plan readily availble, I have attached an example of the type of notice that would be required for your conveniençe. It was pub 1 i shed in the legal notices section of the News for 5i te plan approval petitions before the Boca Raton PI a-nn i ng and Zon1ng Board. Consequently, the concept plan for Veterans Park has not been properly noticed, and it cannot be in- cluded on the agenda for September 11 t h . While I plan to continue monitoring pub I i c; notlL:e and procedural compliance on 1 tems related to the park plðn, I would appreciate your department advising me when Mr. Cur- 1"1e'$ request for a concept review has been received and a date has been scheduled for the Boal"d's review pursuant to the City's regulations. Sincerely, ~. Kathryne B. Stokes Attachment cc: City Commissioners (with attachment) Mr. Oavid Harden, City Manager (with ðttachment) Jeffrey S. Kurtz, Esq.. City Attorney (with attachment) V- I , . \ ! =, f=" ~ I 1= E TEL t',Jo. 4CI-:-' '::~':' 4-:':,5 -·e I:' ':' 4 . ,~< 1 1':: : 44 r ., C IT·', ATT[!r:: "J[' . - '-< .. . NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The following SITE PLAN APPROVAL ~tltlOn will be before the PI."nlng and nlng brd on ThUl'Idar.e A~. 28, 1991 at 7:00 p.m. In t ty Hall Council Chambera, 201 Weat PatmettO Park Roed, Boca Raton, Florida. .... N°'I!*12R1 evenaon ~I I~ Nonh . H'K= PetItioner; Alch8rcl K. . Jr., A1A 24th month ItXten8lon 0' 8ppfOV8d .- plan ~uaN°'i~1~ ~tDn h ne ub ~tlonerrJoh~. Shoup. A1A Conet~lon of a ~ ~lIon 8na t teottnl deviation for g no ~c..e NW"'.08 1~orth 1t3n~.y Petitioner: Jack 8ctj ~rugdon ~. ~Ultd~ and teeh- n deviation, d y NOI, 4'CM EA-e1-11 Ešð Gaoo. Raton ~tIO~~ H. Mille', A1A Conr:l~lO~ of an eddlUon to an eXlatlng med ul Ing . ~. ttA-eH2 n auØum. Inc. ~It n.~~f MIICLaren. II, Eequlre ConltruotlOn of . maulOleum building Published: Augutt 26, 1991 AcCt. No. 001·140-51504903 P.O. No. 26803, Item 3 Boca Newt No. 98845 Ad1321459 NOTICE: If any d8oI8Ion Of the Pllnnt~&n( i: Board Iff8cta you, and you deC to III)' decision made at thll méetlng rnpect to any matte, COIIIIder'8d, you will need a record of the procødlngt Md, for IYch purpoees, ~ may need to ensulW that a verbatim I'ICðrd 0IIh8 proceeding. Ie made, which record Includ88 the tNtlmony and evldtnct uøon wtIIcft the IIpfJ8III1 10 bè bued. (The Ibovt NOTICE Ii required by State Law. Anyone .'rtng a verbatim lranecrtpt, shall have the :==. at hll I own cost, 10 arrange for the . CD/ADOlI111- : i= IT, H T T J ~.. r'J E ' .: ~: =- =- I := E TEL t',J [, . 4 1:17 ~~: 4 ~ c C : e pi:, 4 .:j 1 1 ~ : J c r: " L ~ . - ~ 1220 SouthWdYS - Del ray Beach. Fl 334~3 September 3, 1991 t1AND DEL 1 VERED Jeffrey s. Kurtz. ESq. City Attorney City of Del~aY Beach. Flor1da RE; waiver of a Land Development Regulation foy N.E. 1st Street, Special Meeting Item for September 3. 1991 Dear Jeff, I believe that your assertion tu Lynn and m~ that th~re are no procedural requirements for Section 30.15 of the lity Code 16 in error. Waivers regarding specIfic Land Deve]op,' ment Regulations by the C1ty Commission are subject to the provls1ons of Section 2.4.7(8) of the C1ty Code which is en- titled "PrOcedures for Obtaining Relief From Compliance With Port ions of the Land Development Regulat ions" (a COpy of wtll chi sat t ached for your conven 1 ence ). I- ur t hermor e , 1 would also point out that the Staff Report regardinQ back- out parking on N.E. 1st Street. which was prepared by U1t: Dtr~~tor of PlannIng and Zoning for the AUgUst ¿Ith Commis- sion meetIng, falls to inform the Clty Commls8ion of these procedural requirements and the fact that the,.. must make findings prlur to granting a waiver. Sect Ion 2.4 .7( 8)( 5) Findings speC1 fically prOvldp.s that: "Prior to granting a waiver, the granting body [In thIS case, the Clty Commission] shall make a findIng that the granting of the waiver: (a) Shall not adversely affect the ne1yh bar i ng êu"ea; (b) Shall not signif1cantly dimH11st1 ttle I provision of public facilit1es; (c) Shall not c~eate an unsafe situatlon. or (d) Does not result in the 9rant of a special privilege in that the same waiver would be granted under similar I circumstances on other property for I another applicant or owner.M ,- T T -..' H ~ - ;=' ¡;: r, E - = ¡::- : F T c-; t-"J ':; . 41:,-;' - -',- " ....., C" c :ep ,- 4 . ':~ 1 1 - . /' c- ¡:: - " - '-+ 1. _ ...... , . Jeffrey S. Kurtz. Esq. September 3. 1991 Page 2 of 2 1 be 1 1 eve t ha t the City Commission must comply t he pr 0 visions of this LOR and make the appropriate findIngs t hI ñ evening as they consider the wa i ver . In your capacIty as CIty At tOY'ney, 1 T'esp~ct fu llY request that YOu structure this evening's Special Meeting to comply with the require- ments of this LOR. As you are well aware, I was concerned about the fact that the Planning and Zoning Department had been ignoring the State statute regarding procedures for adopting l)rd I - nances which c ha nge peY"mitted uses in zoning districts. 1 am now convinced that the Planning and Zoning Oepaytment hds also b~en ignoring or selectively enforcIng many of the Clty·S rules of notice and procedure regarding planning and 70ntng matters. This behavior also effects what happens dt the Cay Commiss1on, and this letter is a case 1 n po i nt . I assure you that I w 11 1 continue to monitor this situatIon a~ long as necessary to get it corrected. In addition, this letter 18 to advise you that i t 1 cannot get the situation resolved administratIvely, I am prepared to ðpply to the courts for appropr1ate remedies such as mandamus or 1'ìJunc tlve relief to solve the problem. Sincerely, , )--~ I~~. Stukes KathY"yne 8. Attachment cc; The Honorable Mayor Thomas Lynch and the City Commiss1oners of DeJray Beach (with attachmer¡t) DavId Harden, City Manager (with attachment)V' DavId Kovacs, Oiyector of Planning and Zoning (with attachment) - T .,.. -. ~ ~ -.... " ~ - ~- - T - ~ ~r- ~.,j ;~I . 4!::~ ~~: 4~c:-c ':'4, :j: : _ : J ,c r: ,-- - - ~ - - - : e p .. , - .... ,- '- - - ~ ~ (b) That literal interpretation of d.~ regulations would deprive the applicant o~ rights commonly enjoyed by other prü,t;er :.le=:> subject to the same zonin9; ( C ) That the special conditions and clrcumstöT1 -¿~ have not resulted from aClions or t rl t: applicant; (d) That granting the variance will not \..:l)r;t~!: onto the applicant any special privilege ì...Ld~ is denied to other lands, structures, ~..... .1 buildings under the same zonlng. Neither t" >, \:! permitted, nor nonconforming use, ~ neighborhood lands, structure5, or build:'r']~' under the same zoning shall be con::s i d <,.; r ..1 _: grounds for the issuance of a variançe¡ (e) That the reasons set forth in t.he v a r .:. b. :! , . ,- petition justi fy t.he 9rantlng of ,. ... ~ _. ~ . 't._' variance, and that. the variance is t ! ¡ t'! minimum variance that will make poes1blt> :. ~ ~ ~... . reasonable use of the land, buildiny, ¡ structure¡ and, ( f ) That the 9ran~ing of the variance will bt:1 harmony with general pUL'p05e and .1nt~1\t- , existing regulations, will not be i n J lJ ¡-j - ç" to the neighborhood, or otherwise detrlmt:t'1 to the public welfare. ( B) Waivers; A waiver involves the granting of ; relief from a specific development regulation. ( 1 ) Rule: (ð) General: A waiver may be 9ranted t.o procedural anå substantive provi~ions these regulations. A waiver may b~ 9Lð";' only for those subst.ant.ive it.ems wit.hin t_);.:-." regulations for whlch such provision 1 5 11' ö":' L . A waiver to substantive provl::s1ons may .... '-- granted only by t.he Board or body which , the authority to approve or deny th~ U~: development applIcation. (b) S cial power Clt- COlIIIII.is tt It.~: Notwithstanä ng, City Comm165iun ;.n<~ grant a waiver provision of. t. :."l~ 5 f- regulations when there is no other aV~TIu~ ¡ relief available in these regu 1 at.:. ;: .' " However, waivers shall not. be considered ~::' respect to; 2.4.77 -TT "~" T -- ,-, r-. >., - - .-- ~ .,.. - ,-, ~~,- ~',; C¡ . 4 ': ~ .:. ~: 4 -;-' c ~ - e r' ~:1.¡~~1 . -. .11--' r: - .... ,~- - ;- '- ..:.... ..:.4 - "- -- . - þ ~ i Matters which pertain to the use of lanù or structures 1i A requirement for a public hearing or providing notice that an item w.1.':'1 be considered by a development boðrd i11 A regulation for which it i5 stated that there shall be no waiver and/or vdriançe provided. ( 2 ) Required Information: The following informatio.: must be provided in order for a waiver to be considered: * A formal letter of request within which u¡e regulat10n wh1ch 18 to be waived, witt', reterence to section number, 15 descr itH:,,'l along wit.h just.ification for grant.lny thç· waiver ( 3 ) Procedure: A request for waiver may be con5ictere~ ..--- concurrently wi th the development application with which it 1 !" associat.ed. If a waiver request is made atter review by ð T: advisory body has been completed, the waiver request must. t11S~ be reviewed by that body prior to action by the approving body. ( 4 ) condit.ions: conditIons may be imposed upon thE granting or a waiver to the extent thAt they are directly relðt2c to mitigating any adversity which may be created by the walvor 0' ð specific development regulation. ( 5 ) FInding.: Prior to granting a waiver, th~ grantlng body shall make a tindlng that the granting of U".-? wa1ver: (a) Shall not adversely affect t.he neighbor l-ì'~ area; (b) Shall not 81gn1ficantly dimin1sh t.he provision of public facilities; (C) Shall not create an unsafe situation; or, (d) Does not result in the grant of a speCi-ð: prJ.vl1eg8 in thAt the same waiver would be granted under 81m1lar circumstances on other property for another applicant or owner. (c) Adjustments: An adjustment involves the lessening, or a t.otal waiver¡ of those development st.andards which affect '.-he spatlal relationship among improvements on the land. 2.4.78 ..- T T '.. C' ........ ...... - :..., :- . . -. ..-,.... T _- r0- T E I.... tl·'~::I. - ~ - - - .::) ::r - :: ;" :: .::¡ ~ ~ 1:': e p :'4 . 'j 1 1 _-, : j ~ ¡: ~, - I- f' ... / / 1220 Southways Delray Beach¡ FL 33483 AUCiJust 23¡ 1991 HðJjÞ.nllJVERED ~ Jeffrey S. Kurtz, Esq. city ~ttorney City of Delray Beach, Florida Dear Jeff, As you are aware, I have been accumulating matfi"rials from various City departments reqarding the proposed plans for Veterans Park and the proposed cruise boat operaticl1. Something has come to my attention in this research of which I think you should be made aware. As you may remember, Cap- tain Mark was questioned on the record at least once in a public hearino about whether he had the applicable permits to dock his boat at Veterans Park. He represented at that time that he had Coast Guard approval, and while J have nev- er seen any proof of this fact, I think we all assumed that Coast Guard approval was sufficient. In the process of reviewing Joe Weldon's tiles 011 Vet- erans Park, it has come to my attention that this is not the case. As part of its rIND c¡rant request for half the cost of the seawall renovation in Veterans Park, the City had to obtain a number of permits from the Army Corps ?f Engi.neet"s, the County and the Department of Environmental Regulation. The correspondence relating to these permits includes a statement from the City's consultants, Coastal Planning & Engineering¡ rnc. , that the DIR permit could be obtained only j f the marginal dock in the park was used for gal' ---Y.~ e only (no fuel dock or sewage remova I) . See attached page from the Consultant's undated memorandum entitled "veterans Park Seawall Inspection," labelled Exhibit !. This fact is reiterated in the project Nartative pro- vided to FIND during the application process which specifì cally states that "(t]he permit from the Department of Envi- ronmental Regulation will not be 8 probl em as long as the marqinal dock is used for day use only (no fuel or sewage removal)" (see attached Exhibit 11). In fact, Joe weldon's statement concerninc¡ the permits at the FIND hearing for the -, T T C¡ T T'=' ;::, \~ E ï . ':. C! Ç";- I 1= E T E!.- r'Jo. - - 41)-:-' ,2-;'::' 4--"S5:-ep ':' 4 .:~ 1 1 -', . .'1 C', ~ d 1...... ·4": . Jeffrey S. Kurtz, Esq. AU9uSt 23, 1991 Page 2 of 2 grant proposal included this same statement (see attached Exhibit III) . As a result, I believe the FIND qrant was predicated, at least in patt, upon this representation. Consequen t1 y , the license agreement between the City and the cruise boat operation and any proposed amendments to Chapter 92 of the City code for mooring to facilitate t.he license agreement wi 11 jeopardize the DER permit and the FIND grant for the seawall. Tn short¡ the agreement and the amendments will violate the terms of the FIND grant and the DER permit. At a minimum, this will force the City to repay the $157¡S16.00 obtained from the State for the 31'!(1Wa j 1 renovation in order to have the boat operation. Finally, the attitude of the DER and apparently the At my Corps of Engineers (see Exhibit IV) calIs into que-slio" whether the operation is permissible at a11 and Captain Mark's representation that he had all the permil~ llo:!cessa'_ j to conduct the! operation. I plan to raise these issues at Tuesday nl',Jht'::I Corn,nus' Slon meeting unless I hear from you in the interim, Io al~l event, if the City decides to go forward loIith the 1 i cense ac¡reement and the City code amendments¡ 1 wj] 1 consider 5eeking an injunction or other legal remedy in addition to my petition to the DCA in order to protect the FIND grant. 5ince!rely, ~-X -- ð Kathcyne B. Slokes Attachments ( 4 ) cc: City Commissioners (with attachments) City Manager (with attachments) , I : --- I ~ ,-. T T \, HT"T:=!~";"'~c\' ~ ,,: :Jt="~ICE TEL No. 4Cl7 27f·: 471:"1:" ':,ep 04, '31 12 : ~,CI ç: , 1 "7 I .I -. .. 'l . EXHIBIT In AS merit oned earlier Phase I of the Veterans' Park renovdtior . .'^, t (;Jr che replaceme;¡t of the seawall that Wa$ origin"illy hu i ~ t .. ¡ 1965 with the addition üf marginal d(..'cJt.s an1 "'1 pr<.?rr,~n,:¡(~c . - . malgi;¡al cjocŸ.s 'w i 1 :. allow tor short. teti.1 boat moo~ :..:;:.< pncourage boaters to visit the parks d.nd downtvwrI lèSUI.Ul ant '" ) -I . , . ~. ¡ :' .J.. r' ~f~ ~,"" " ,,~: -' .... f stores. -. -- . -,oJ - (~. ( .^-, ,... - - . , ,) Ij I ...~ ,,, (, J ( : The seawall needs t.o be replaced because mdny of the piles -" spalled con~rete and the steel H piles are r..il:t~lioldtJ.1l9· it is planned to allow temporary moorings, the wall W.lll be addi.tional stress which wou1d no doubt hasten its de:';': } ) " '- and make lepdirs costly in the funa e ' thus, it .;,::, ad v 1 ~~, L ' replace the wall at this time. A complete rep'J':' t (--=,..¡[~,-,-"... ~ 1l n/~ condition of the seawall is included in c,ur ' i '. app.ll.~At ''''1. ¡..;I,jo.. The Corps of Eng inee"s and the Depart.ment of CIII! 1 ron"'-' Regu~at1on were contacted çoncerninf per!1flts and büth ?tJc;' . Þ-:." ~ ' .... ,..~ " ,> f>.J II' ,', . . . ,~ . µ 1· ( ....yY\ f#"'\.... ,! j ~.-;.;.. lnctlcated that _~permits w0uld p~ be apprQved .1 f lot-' ,-:onù i t ion s ·were met, such as no dolphin piles/a~1 t h{~ J'-.-c¡':': used fOl day use only/with no fuel dock/or sew.;!,-; e remsval. ¡ I ) t " .""*~ ¡ ! This pro:ect is in accordance wi U1 thF: :: e .: e :", '. 1 y dècpr f'<.~ Corqn eh(~r.s 1 ve f'.ídstet Plan under thE" coast,:;: f"1 d ~ 1 d ç f:.'"4¡T'.t': . . t J:. .i. t.~ ITJ_" lë~f.: estll1\d'Ced çost '..Jf replacemp.nt w.=¡: ¡ , :na :; 1 n <'l i n(··'_~ '., .\ <'. p.:: o!l,er.é;ide 15 $3.15¡032.00, of \'vhicr; we ¡UP ~ e~l;i;.'~t.l.I¡g FlW fund one !:ð!f, ür $}:Jl.:"}6.CLJ. I rIT'''·-TT'-I¡;:h'E'· .-. -FFI- - ,¡ H, ,-,','j{ ':: U I_E TEL No. 407 278 4755 Sep 04.91 12: 50 F' 14 IIHnIT IV . - . .- , , .. DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY ''-'- '\/' ." JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT. CORPS OF ENGINEERS . .'- " .. P. O. BOX 4970 90 JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA 322H'0019 ~J...~ 0 7 A(~.. 10 ""F Nf,ON Ijf \., r<.egulaLory Div isian ,---. - .- ._- South Permits BrariC'..h t(A Y c,;, I ~¡ i City of t.:elr-..-\¡ &.ach Mr. John WalY..e.r f~.i.nef>..r iIYJ LEpartITent 100 N.W. 1~-t Avenue - - ~lray BeaC"'..h, Flm:ida 33444 l.Æ=>..ar Mr. Walker : l-œfe.re.nce your Þ.pril 26, 1990, h>Ltf~~ It.-'q'lP_s"t:..nj (..,...) ':rrer;f_~. ,,, :. ì' t"x)al rroorirq facility in t.he AtldJìlic Tntrö(X"JñStal \~l1t.er,.:,-1Y ,1t ...._ t.t">.' ' _ Park, j~"t north of Atlðntic Avenue. Review of Ule proposal i.rrlicatp-f; the ft).'](>.!a.l ,-n..':1!ìE'. :::.:><..l-j ~ ¿)' , by its <-urpletion. It a})i:..€.aI.--s Uìdt the existlrJ.J :':'<~.'1,./;ì:l :~ >y,:\+,n,\ ' 2Ipproxilnat.ely S,ì feet fran the .....esterly t'Ògê of t~.(, ·T~11ù>r'.':): t: o')T)st.ructed, as sho..m on t.he plan..:; provided, ~Ürl e.';(·j1,,".1'_·\¡ ,-,;- 1 Lr ; _ cl~?ðr.ance c....rit.eria for stlu<...1...U1.'E'£ in the Federal cJ..liìIl+:l. ':1<J\..:~ì', . ".rsue tJ1e project a.cg S.'1A:.MTr1, or a similar project., :', !~¡X-U~J't'l-'" ,-' .r¡ autl1\;rization would Ì'~ reqLired a.rè :<-'( Stati~ f'ì i.e'.,. \':-"J~L¡:" J,,¡ :.., ...>e required for U1Ù wate.Iw'ard rm1s of s~·.n.K..t,.uy_s. A)Ol.Lr :'t.:,t.t'.' rei;--. application bco}ùet is enclosed for yo.u- inf'')l-:T\è1t~>.)P ;¡....: I'¡":'¡j_ If yoo have any questions rcgardi.rq this m;1U¿l you IT'd] ·.l."J¡I_,'t. " ~'~heparJ.son at (904) 791-1677. S Ìl-.:::e.rel y , I L I ~~/ : .- I 1--_ i il e i:me.r- I Oúef I 5<,;ut.h h'L1~li t.s BCctn.11 , ¡ to'" ~',....", 'ru .... Jl.;l '^"'~'-' . /' 7(. · 4-- {' /-1/ d:. . h- i ! - 1 '.I ,I I,. 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