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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDocumentation_Regular_Tab 04 3_12/09/2004 MEMORANDUM TO: Michael R. Couzzo, Village Manager FROM: Gwen E. Carlisle, Village Clerk DATE: December 1, 2004 SUBJECT: A�enda Item 12/09/04 — Council appointments of Members to the Board of Adjustment Attached is a list of the current Board Members, their term expiration date, and letters of volunteers who are interested in serving on the Board. The following positions are available: One (1) Regular Board Member — 3 year term One (1) Alternate Board Member - 2 year term At the request of Council Member Humpage, I contacted Mr. Ward Bertholf to see if he was interested in serving on the Board of Adjustment. Mr. Bertholf indicated he previously had been appointed to the Board by Council as an Alternate Member. At the May 13, 2004 Council Meeting, Council did appoint Mr. Bertholf as an Alternate member for a 2 year term. Mr. Bertholf is a current resident of Tequesta, and would like to become a Regular member of the Board. Mr. Bernard Ward and Mr. John Barzinskas are Tequesta residents, and are also interested in serving on this Board as a Regular Member or Alternate Member. For Council consideration and ratification of the members to the Board of Adjustments. BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Term: Regular Members — 3 Years Alternate Members — 2 Years Re ular Members Term Ex iration Paul P. Brienza OS/14/06 121 Pinehill Trail West Tequesta, FL 33469 Home: 747-7999 Work: 74?-570Q Vi Laamanen, Chair 11/14/07 12 Palmetto Way Tequesta, FL 33469 745-0796 Jon Newman 10/14/05 205 Golfview Drive Tequesta, FL 33469 Home: 744-0229 Work: 747-2500 Steve Pullon 11/14/46 24 Starboard Way Tequesta, FL 33469 Home: 748-9322 Work: 745-0052 Vacancy �� �- ALTERNATE MEMBERS Mr. Ward Bertholf 5/13/06 437 Dover Road Tequesta, F133469 746-7756 Altemate #2 ���� _�_ Vacancy December 1, 2004 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Term: Regular Members — 3 Years Alternate Members — 2 Years LIST OF VOLUNTEERS INTERESTED IN SERVING ON THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Mr. Ward Bertholf 473 Dover Road Tequesta, F133469 746-7756 Mr. John Brazinskas 101 Beechwood Trail Tequesta, F133469 744-1902 Mr. Barnard J. Ward 28 Starboard Way Tequesta, F133469 741-3688 December 2, 2004 Page 1 of 1 Gwen Carlisie From: Berlward2@aol.com Sent: Monday, November 29, 2004 2:56 PM To: gcarlisle@tequesta.org Subject: Application , At your request, f am taking this means to inform you that I am interested in serving on the Board of Adjustment for the Village of Tequesta, either as a regular or alternate member. Also, if I could ask a favor, please add my name to the mailing list for the Smoke Signals. Thank you for your consideration. Ward Bertholf 473 Dover Rd. � 11/29/2004 Page 1 of 1 Gwen Carlisle From: Bertward2@aol.com Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2004 6:07 AM To: gcarlisle@tequesta.org ' - Subject: Re: Applicafion -��������'' I was puzzled by your cail as I was sure I was already an alternate on the board and i finally found the paper work. I have a letter from Betty Laur for Mary Miles dated May 24, 2004 and stating At their Regular Council Meeting of May 13, 2003, the Village Council appointed you �� - as an al#ernate member of the Board of Adjustment. Your three-year term will expire May 14, - 2007". �iere i� mbre infor�mation as well as a packet from the Commis�ion On �thi�. --- -- Copies of this went to Jeff Newell and Carol Lux. I remember speaking to someone in Mr. Newell's office who told me I would be notified in advance of any meeting requiring my presence. I have never been so notified. I hope this information will help to simplify the situation. Ward Berthoff � 11130/2004 _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ ... _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ ... _ _ _.. _ _ _ ._ _ _- _ _ _ ._. _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ __ _ _.. __ . _ ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ __ ... _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ ... _ __ _ _ _. _ _ _____ _ . __ _ _ _.. ___ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _. ... _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ ... _ _ , �� .: �_� _ _ _ . _ _ ._. __ _ v . . . . . . . . . _ _ " .. . . � . /.. ��� . .. . .. ...._.. _ . .. . . . . _ . . . ... . . .. . . .. . .. . .. . .. / . . . ... . . . � . . . _ . _ _ _ _ t�vl C�� ' l o?� � 7 Yl.� ��,� � I . . _ _ _ _ __, _ _ __. _ _ ���� l _ �/-�� _ ::. _ _ _ _ _ _ L-�.� 3r�3� .._ _ -e1 � �� ���:� ��� � �; j _.. _ _ _ _ � �.��sr� ���� _ c��C :_. �� < :' . , C� �-�a.. � ��,c��; � ._ �� � - ^ � :-- � n _ . 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Memher.v nf the RQA may be removed from office by the Viltage Council upon wricten charges and after public hearing, r-� l. Nars►e: � �.✓`,., ° � ; - T� 2. Street Address: c,�� � %� �« , r �d-- ��„ �ci (Af=: fr, �--�' � =� `�l f . � 3• Mailuig Address: • (If diffcrcru than No. 2) 4. Name of your subdivision, wndonunium or t�vahousc complex. ��ot,� r f-,.� ��K �a ��,�m� j , 5. TetephoueNo. Home: :�v/°7�// �usitiess: S�l--(��`j—���5' 6, How long a residerE of the Village of Tequest89 �., ;� years 7. ,Art �nou a registaed voter of the Village of Tequesta? X Yes N'o � � ,% / ::° �— rL��•�� 8. present and �xior occu�paqion (s)_ ��� �- G� �•,,��, � � : v ,' y ,'�, ,, � . � � � 1�Vl I�� V 1 N.i � - �'t 1-�� .� n T �� . . L 9• 'W1ry do you want to be appointcd as a mctnber of the BOA? r�'?e_ ,T ��s ��� l\h[`� � ✓ /C� l .lc� r_ � �et✓1/Q � .i'S_.. n �t✓� l�i! i � � /�'iY�T� 1�'�� /!l <Gi!`� ^�.', /i5.y-t � ���s 1 Yi'l� / ia !� � i � �T TT� 'S �✓V t� �""� Y' /� �G'ai � S � �'" 7Zti : . • (Actach additional sheet if necessary) ���� . i0. Why do you fcel that �ou sre quali�ie3 to be s member of the BOA? � �?���F,-� , ar� U � , C 7` ��'" ✓ a n .-lf �"�u � r� � {,� C�� � , i � � „ .� % crLS f� Gi cr �� '�i� h �irr�� Knr e-✓�et��.� t— �c'� - �S fr- �ic� « � �. 7�iv.ex../Y (A�#ach additional sheet if neces �] �' � � / ' ��� `1E�lUC r1: Yy��3SCr I/'. C-�E�y, HCr'- - � r I 1. Are �ou willi�g to seive as an Altcmate Mcmber to tt►e BOA? � Yes AYp 12. Inforn;ation requirod per Section 780.80, Florida Ststues, RAC� GLND�Tt� ���- �� Mate ' ��-�� Female l�Tis�ic-American ...— . • Nstive Amerecan p1�YSICAL DISA IY,ITY �� Yes Not Known '�� No � � 13 I hereby aelrnot�vledge that to the best of rny kttow►Cdge, thc above statements are true and eorrect 8nd that by ' exeeutiag thia application, l certify that no ranrmeration sha1C Ue ret;cived by rhe undersigncd relative to any • actions or adivi[ies of t�e unders[gned as a manber of rhe BOA if and �c�hen appointcd as a member af the BOA. Furthermor�e, l am aware that appointrr�ent to the BOA v�ill rtquirc me to comply with Florida's ' Su ' e Law snd Fi i cpo�ting uirements. * .�� � � -_� . Signaturc � � bate 'Decailed inform&daa on the Sunshine I,avtr and Financlal Repott�g roquircments, including copies of the • �inancia! Reporting Forms may {K obtain¢d from the Village AdministraEion fpr your review. li&V.1z-08.99 NmhlWordlMyDxutn�iFm��,BpA Form . � Bernard Ward Right-of-Way Division Manaqer PBS&J EduCatlon � Mr. Ward has more than 20 years of experience in commercial real estate and BBA, Marketing, University of public right-of-way acquisition, relocation, and property management. He has Iowa, 1982 worked on major right-of-way acquisition programs sponsored by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) and the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), and is familiar with state and federal acquisition and relocation Certif cations policies and procedures. As division manager, he is responsible for the Real Estate Broker & Salesman, �agement of staff of 25 right-of-way professionals, marketing of PBS&J State of Florida, #FL435747 ri�t-of-way services, client management, and project quality control. _ Professional Affiliations As division manager, he is responsible for the management of staff of 25 right- International Right-of-Way of-way professionals, mazketing of PBS&J right-of-way services, client Association (IItWA) �agement, and project quality control. The following projects represent an overview of the right-of-way projects that Mr. Wazd has served as project manager: Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) South Corridor Light Rail, Charlotte, North Carolina - Served as project manager for the initial project set up. Organized the right-of-way program, developed the initial schedule, drafted the acquisition and relocation plan and participated in public meetings for the project. The project is a 13 mile light rail corriclor next to an existing railroad freight line. PBS&J is a sub-consultant to Parsons Transportarion Group. Tri-County Commuter Rail Authority (TRIRAIL) Double Track Improvement, Pompano Beach, Florida - Established the right-of-way program, developed initial schedule, drafted the acquisition and relocation plan, developed right-of-way procedures, drafted scopes of services for appraisal, title and survey consultants, served as quality control officer and attended public meetings. The project is a 45 mile corridor double tracking next to a railroad freight & AMTRAK line. PBS&J is a sub-consultant to DMJM Harris. FDOT, District Four, SR 809 AcquisiHon Services, West Palm Beach, Florida —160 acquisition parcels, 30 relocations, one demolition, and 10+ business damage claims. FDOT, District Four, SR 80 AcquisiNon Services, West Palm Beach, Florida — 40 acquisition parcels, four relocations, and four demolitions. Multi- governmental agency interface. . - FDOT, District Four, SR 615 Acquisition Services, Ft. Pierce, Florida —162 acquisition parcels, 10 relocations, and four demolitions. FDOT, District Four, District-wide Right-of-Way Cost Estimating, Florida — Task order contract and over 20 estimates completed to da.te. FDOT, District Four, District-wide Suite Preparation, Florida — Task order contract and one work order to date. FDOT, District Four, Rail Corridor Right-of-Way Services, Florida — General right-of-way services as subconsultant to Bergmann Associates. Task arder contract with limited assignments to date. B�rnard Ward � Right-of-Way Division Manager Site Selection, United States Postal Service, Miami, Florida — Branch office site review, selection, contracting, due diligence administration, and closing . activities. Four branch search in Broward and Miami-Dade counties, Florida. Mr. Ward was PBS&J's project manager for the Roosevelt Bridge Replacement project. The project involves acquisition negotiations, relocarion assistance, suit preparation, and property management including demolition and environmental assessmentlmitigarion. The Roosevelt Bridge program impacts 39 parcels and 25 displacees, including residential, business, and sign relocations. He served as project manager for the Indian River Drive Corridor Expansion in Jensen Beach, Florida. The project involves the acquisition of 30 parcels, the relocation of 24 mobile homes, suit preparation, and property management. The roadway improvement is an addition of two haffic lanes in this riverfront community. , . . �_ . Mr. Ward was project manager fo� the four-mile Hutchinson Island Beach . Renourishment project in Martin County, Florida. The project required the - acquisition of 86 perpetual easements on the Atlantic Coast beach. The : easements were acquired per federal guidelines administered by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. t He was the acquisitionlrelocation specialist for the FDOT Kanner Highway project in Stuart, Florida.. He was responsible for the acquisition of 42 parcels and relocation of 24 displacees. The project widened a two-lane road to a divided, four-lane highway in a semi-urbanized area. � ` Mr. Wazd served as relocation specialist for the Northport project in Fort _ Lauderdale, Florida. He was responsible for the relocation of 15 business signs in accordance with FDOT policies and procedures. Prior to joining PBS&J _ _ . _ - _ _ . _ He served as broker/salesman for commercial real esta.te companies involved in the marketing of commercial investrnent properties. His responsibilities included market reseazch, development and implementation of target marketing plans, and negotiating purchase contracts and listing agreements for commercial, residential, and industrial properties. - Mr. Wazd was temporary residential branch office manager, condominium sales _ coordinator, and property manager for a commercial real estate company in � Merritt Island, Florida. As sales manager for a real esta.te brokerage company in Titusville, Florida, he supervised more than 12 real estate sales people. His responsibilities included recruiting, training, motivating, and scheduling for the sales staff. He worked with multi-family development and individual home marketing coordination. Mr. Ward was a relocation assistance specialist for the I-595 right-of-way acquisition program in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. He was responsible for relocating 50 residences and 35 businesses displaced by land purchases for this major interstate highway project. He developed production plans, presented relocation offers, and negotiated agreements. Mr. Ward calculated, reviewed, and approved relocation claims according to FDOT and FHWA policies and procedures and served as liaison with the project's moving consultant.