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VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
REGULAR MEETING MAY 9, 2013
CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Brennan at 6:00 p.m. A roll call was taken by
Village Clerk McWilliams. Present were: Mayor Abby Brennan, Vice Mayor Vince Arena,
Council Member Steve Okun, Council Member Tom Paterno and Council Member Frank
D'Ambra.
PRESENTATION OF COLORS BY TEQUESTA HONOR GUARD
Tequesta Honor Guard presented colors.
INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Pastor Paul Beresford provided the invocation.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
MOTION: Council Member Okun moved approval of the agenda; seconded by Council
Member D'Ambra, motion carried unanimously 5 -0.
PRESENTATIONS / PROCLAMATIONS
1. Proclamation Designating May 15, 2013 as Peace Officers Memorial Day and May
12 - May 18, 2013 as National Police Week
Clerk McWilliams read the Peace Officers Memorial Day Proclamation. Chief Elg
acknowledged officers everywhere and offered statistics and noted events associated with the
declaration.
2. Proclamation Designating May 25, 2013 as National Missing Children's Day
Clerk McWilliams read the National Missing Children's Day Proclamation. Mayor Brennan
commended Detective Weinblatt, who had been with the Village for approximately 20 years,
for his dedication and involvement with the National Missing Children's organization. Detective
Weinblatt offered a brief history associated with child abduction and criminal mischief and
efforts to prevent such activities nationally.
3. Proclamation Designating the Week of May 19 — 25, 2013 as Emergency Medical
Services Week
Katie Holland, Summer Intern read the Emergency Medical Service proclamation. Mayor
Brennan thanked the Fire department for their service. Chief Weinand kindly accepted the
proclamation.
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Mayor Brennan introduced Tequesta's summer interns Katie Holland and Gregory Fabiano.
4. Proclamation Designating May 2013 as Water Conservation Month
A representative for Water Conservation was not in attendance, Proclamation was not read.
5. General Employee Pension Board Update
Michael Rhodes, General Employee Pension Board Chair, offered current and historical data
related with the pension plan. Council Member D'Ambra questioned bond investments and
funding of the plan. Mr. Rhodes responded with research facts associated. Mayor Brennan
thanked Mr. Rhodes for his volunteerism.
6. Conceptual Plan Presentation by GMH
Michael Holloway, Representative of GMH Ventures, offered a presentation and background
regarding their need for a zoning text amendment. Mr. Holloway explained outpatient and
inpatient services, insurance provider's stipulations and he interpreted licensing language. He
also noted their relationship with DCF (Department of Children and Families) and the strict
stipulations which came with that business relationship.
Council voiced their concerns regarding development of a transient environment and felt an
agreement stating acceptable boundaries should be developed for clarity and future owners.
Council Member Paterno expressed his feelings regarding their success but was concerned
with the outpatient element of the industry. He also noted Village resident's previous concerns
with detoxification facilities.
Mayor Brennan did not support the insurance request and felt the original Council approved
agreement was sufficient.
Brian Nilan, 254 Village Blvd., voiced his concerns with the request to change the original
agreement and assurances.
Michael Holloway responded that their request was changing language and definitions strictly
intended for insurance purposes which allowed three outpatient clients and would not change
the intent of the original agreement.
7. Presentation by the Gehring Group on the Determination of the Taxable /Fair
Market Value of Overage Dependant Health Insurance Coverage
Ms. Merlene Reid, Human Resources Director, explained that the IRS had no guidelines
regarding fair market value in relationship to employees insurance coverage on children over
the age of 26. Cindy Thompson, Gehring Group offered data from similar groups to assist with
establishing a value.
Mayor Brennan shared that the decision would impact deductions for employees and made
retroactive to January 1, 2013. Council Member Paterno stated he supported number option
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three.
Consensus of Council was option two ruling imposing a 60% taxation on the value of
premiums - PPO $415.47 or HSA $323.47.
CONSENT AGENDA
Mayor Brennan disclosed that she was an officer with FOPS (Friends of Public Safety) and
had a voting conflict. She asked that item 13 be pulled for discussion.
MOTION: Council Member Okun moved approval of the Consent Agenda with item 13 pulled
by Mayor Brennan; seconded by Council Member D'Ambra; motion carried unanimously 5 -0.
8. MINUTES — 3/4/13 Workshop; 4/1/13 Workshop; 4/4/13 Workshop; and 4/11/13
Regular Meeting
9. Approval of Contracts Signed by Manager under $25,000
a. Sheehan Turf Care, Inc. Proposal — Service Agreement
b. Papico Construction, Inc. Proposal — Constitution Park walking trail repair, patch &
painting.
c. FP Mailing Solutions Customer Agreement — Upgraded postage machine; current
unit obsolete.
10. Resolution 6 -13, Declaring Certain Property to be Surplus and Directing the Village
Manager to Dispose of Surplus Property in Accordance with the Village's Adopted
Procedures for Disposing of Surplus Village Property (Confiscated Scarab Boat)
11. Resolution 7 -13, Declaring Certain Property to be Surplus and Directing the Village
Manager to Dispose of Surplus Property in Accordance with the Village's Adopted
Procedures for Disposing of Surplus Village Property
12. Approval of Employment Agreement Extension between James Weinand and the
Village of Tequesta for Fire Chief Services Effective 6/1/2013
END OF CONSENT AGENDA
COMMUNICATIONS FROM CITIZENS
Carol Beresford, owner of Hannah's Home expressed her compassion for helping neighbors
and explained costs associated with signage at their facility. She requested that the fee be
waived.
Nilsa C. Zacarias, Director of Community Development offered an update on the project and
clarified costs associated. Manager Couzzo suggested waiving the $300 fee.
MOTION: Council Member Okun moved approval to waive the $300.00 Planning & Zoning fee
for Hannah's Home signage, seconded by Council Member D'Ambra; motion carried 4 -1 with
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Council Member Patemo dissenting.
Harold Taylor, 13 Chapel Court voiced his support for the new business Time to Eat.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM COUNCIL
Vice Mayor Arena summarized Village resident's gratitude expressed through letters and
verbal kudos toward the Village.
Council Member Frank D'Ambra expressed his support regarding GMH's request and
business efforts. Council Member Paterno voiced his feelings that five percent outpatient
allowance was too much and suggested a compromise. Mayor Brennan voiced her concerns
that there was not an initial business plan and Village residents had previously voiced
concerns.
REGULAR AGENDA
13. Approval to Co- Sponsor F.O.P.S. Outreach Project — Third Annual Chili Cook -off
and Beer Tasting Event on November 9, 2013 from 2 p.m. — 6 p.m. at Paradise
Park
Attorney Davis explained the item and Mayor Brennan's involvement. Mayor Brennan not she
was filing a voting conflict.
MOTION: Council Member Okun moved approval of item 13; seconded by Council Member
Paterno; motion carried unanimously 4 -0. Mayor Brennan abstained.
OLD BUSINESS
14. Ordinance 6 -13 — Second Reading, Amending the Village Code of Ordinances at
Chapter 10. Animals, by Revising the Definition of "At Large" and Providing a New
Definition for the Term "Community Cat ", and Providing for the Adoption by the Village
Council of Authorized Community Cat Control and Regulation Programs; Further
Revising the Code Regarding Number of Household Pets, and by Creating a New
Classification and Certain Requirements for Aggressive, Dangerous and Vicious Dogs
Attorney Davis read Ordinance 6 -13 title into the record.
Jay Rodrigues, Save -A -Pet offered suggestions and updates regarding the TNR program
(Trap, Neuter, and Release), procedures with feeding stations and offered suggestions to
assist. Attorney Davis noted that Ms. Rodrigues was referencing old language from agenda
backup that had since been amended.
Harold Taylor, 13 Chapel Court, voiced his understanding with complaints regarding feral cats
using residential sand boxes as litter boxes. He stated that the referenced Homeowners
Association did not allow sand boxes in the development and felt the rule would void the
complaint. He also supported the Village's plan to address feral cats.
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Brian Nilan, 254 Village Blvd., voiced his frustration with the many cats roaming the property
and causing a nuisance.
Council Member D'Ambra supported the new Ordinance and believed it addressed important
feral cat issues. He felt pet responsibility should be impressed upon owners. Council Member
Paterno supported humane elimination or adoption. Vice Mayor Arena agreed that cats added
to colonies were a concern and recalled a recent citizen who offered adoption options for any
new cats and suggested the offer be researched. Council Member Okun did not support
removing new cats and felt TNR was the best solution. Council Member D'Ambra did not
support the addition of new cats.
Mayor Brennan explained the intention of Ordinance 6 -13. Attorney Davis added that the
Ordinance was written to enable easy implementation of a Council approved program at a
later date without going through the Ordinance process.
Mayor Brennan closed the public hearing.
MOTION: Council Member Paterno motioned to table the item. Motion died.
MOTION: Council Member Okun moved approval of Ordinance 6 -13; seconded by Council
Member D'Ambra; motion carried 4 -1 with Council Member Paterno dissenting.
NEW BUSINESS
21. Special Exception and Variance Time Extension Request - Tuscan Gardens ALF
Request for Special Exception Use SE 01 -12 and Variance VAR 09 -12 Time Extension
Nilsa C. Zacarias, Director of Community Development offered a history of the item and
explained the request.
MOTION: Council Member Okun moved approval; seconded by Vice Mayor Arena, motion
carried unanimously 5 -0.
24. Request by Tequesta Country Club to Obtain Waiver to Allow for an Additional
Hour Work Time (until 7:00 p.m.) to Maximize Daylight Savings Time for the
Irrigation System Construction
Council Member Paterno noted his position in the Club and questioned his voting ability.
Attorney Davis confirmed there were no restrictions.
Mark Badertscher, Tequesta Country Club General Manager asked for an additional one hour
waiver to enable quicker completion of their project and noted that there had been no work
performed on Saturdays in consideration of residents.
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MOTION: Council Member Okun moved approval of the waiver request; seconded by Vice
Mayor Arena; motion carried unanimously 5 -0.
15. Ordinance 11 -13, First Reading, Amending the Village Code of Ordinances at
Chapter 22. Community Development, by Amending this Chapter to Provide Internal
Consistency, to Provide Final Decision - making Authority to the Planning and Zoning
Advisory Board for Certain Site Plan Modifications; to Provide Procedures; Collection of
Administrative Fees; and to Clarify Certain Aesthetic Definitions and Policies
Attorney Davis read Ordinance 11 -13 title into the record and summarized its details.
MOTION: Council MemberD'Ambra moved approval; seconded by Vice Mayor Arena.
Mayor Brennan opened the public hearing for comments.
Council Members Okun and Paterno questioned the Planning and Zoning Board procedures,
building scale and interior characteristics rules. Attorney Davis offered clarification and stated
the interior regulations would be removed per request of Council Member Paterno.
Manager Couzzo explained the Village fee structure and scenarios which he believed could
add obstacles to the process. Council Member Paterno suggested fees be reviewed and
increased if necessary. He also recommended regulation removal regarding large trees.
Attorney Davis suggested requiring a specific number of trees be stipulated in landscape
code. Mayor Brennan felt there should be a clear and comprehensive list of possible fees.
Nilsa C. Zacarias, Director of Community Development noted the commonality accrued
charges if their applications were more intricate than normal. She suggested residents not be
required to attend the Planning and Zoning meetings for entry columns and gates.
Mayor Brennan closed the hearing.
MOTION: Council Member D'Ambra stated the amended changes to his motion as follows.
removal of regulation regarding interior characteristics in Sec. 22 -81, stipulate that residents
no longer be required to attend application approval meetings regarding gates and columns,
seconded by Council Member Okun; motion carried unanimously 5 -0.
16. Ordinance 12 -13, First Reading, Amending the Village Code of Ordinances at
Chapter 34. Fire Protection and Prevention, by Clarifying Certain Language and
Providing for Internal Consistency
Attorney Davis read Ordinance 12 -13 title into the record. He stated changes were primarily
housekeeping.
Council Member D'Ambra questioned the fee change to 180 days in Sec. 35- 125(b). Council
Member Paterno felt 60 days was sufficient and suggested the option of an additional 30 day
extension.
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MOTION: Council Member Okun moved approval of Ordinance 12 -13 as amended with the
180 days reverting back to the original 60 under 35- 125(b); seconded by Council Member
D'Ambra; motion carried unanimously 5 -0.
17. Ordinance 13 -13, First Reading Amending the Village Code of Ordinances at
Chapter 42. Law Enforcement, by Creating an Entirely New Article II. Police
Department, to Codify the Existence, Responsibilities and Operation of the Village's
Police Department
Attorney Davis read Ordinance 13 -13 title into the record and explained the Ordinance was
developed to recognize the police department as a department.
MOTION: Council Member Paterno moved approval of Ordinance 13 -13; seconded by
Council Member Okun, motion carried unanimously 5 -0.
18. Ordinance 14 -13, First Reading Amending the Village Code of Ordinances at
Chapter 46. Motor Vehicles and Traffic, by Amending this Chapter to Provide Internal
Consistency, to Revise Regulations Pertaining to Operation of Golf Carts on Certain
Roadways in the Village, by Cross Referencing Off Street Parking Regulations in
Article X Of Chapter 78; And By Relocating Chapter 78 Article Ix Division 11 Regarding
The Parking Of Commercial Vehicles In Residential Districts Into This Chapter
Attorney Davis read Ordinance 14 -13 title into the record and offered a brief history.
Council Member Okun questioned if state law superseded Village Ordinance 14 -13. Attorney
Davis responded that the State had specified that local government could implement more
restrictive regulations to unlicensed drivers.
Vice Mayor Arena questioned the headlight portion and number of cart occupants. Chief Elg
responded he was comfortable with the sunrise to sunset headlight regulation and believed
seat size would define the number of persons allowed. He explained the goal was to stop
persons from over - occupying and /or standing and hanging from carts.
Council Member Paterno questioned driving area limits. Manager Couzzo clarified that golf
carts would be authorized in the area on the west side of Tequesta Bridge. Mayor Brennan
asked if towing from carts could be prohibited. Attorney Davis responded yes. Chief Elg added
that state law prohibited hanging or towing from the vehicles. Council Member Paterno
suggested stating persons driving must be at least 15 and hold a driving permit. Chief Elg
recommended making the law more restrictive.
Consensus of Council was to add the requirement of a valid driver's license back in Ordinance
14 -13 language.
MOTION: Council Member Okun moved approval of Ordinance 14 -13 with a valid drivers
license required for all drivers; seconded by Council Member D'Ambra; motion carried
unanimously 5 -0.
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19. Resolution 8 -13, Adopting a Fee Schedule for Fees and Charges Provided for in
Chapter 4. Alarms. of the Village Code of Ordinances; Providing Fees for Excessive
Alarms and for Operating an Alarm in Violation of the Alarm User's Permit; and
Repealing Fees for Initial Alarm Permit Applications
Council Member Paterno suggested a $25 fee with fee increases for additional calls.
Attorney Davis noted the existing fee was set at $25 for excessive calls and dictated the first
three calls were at no charge.
MOTION: Council Member Paterno moved approval of Resolution 8 -13 as amended with a
$25 fee per call, in a calendar year, imposed on the fourth and fifth calls and a $50 fee
beginning with the sixth call, seconded by Council Member D'Ambra; motion carried
unanimously 5 -0.
Chief Elg explained the requirements applied to a 12 month period.
MOTION: Council Member Paterno moved to reconsider Resolution 8 -13; seconded by
Council Member Okun; motion carried unanimously 5 -0.
MOTION: Council Member Paterno moved to amend the previous motion from a calendar
year to a twelve month period; seconded by Council Member Okun; motion carried
unanimously 5 -0.
20. Resolution 5 -13, Annual Board and Committee Appointments for 2013/2014
Clerk McWilliams noted the Planning and Zoning Board positions and required changes.
Mayor Brennan disclosed that she was a neighbor of applicant Jon Tori. Council Member
Paterno noted Mr. Tori's residential longevity.
MOTION: Council Member D'Ambra moved to appoint Planning and Zoning members as
follows: Janet Strand as a Regular member, reappoint Steve Eagen and appoint Sebastian as
Alternate 1 & Ashley Warren as Alternate 2, seconded by Council Member Paterno; motion
carried unanimously 5 -0.
Clerk McWilliams noted the Board of Adjustments positions and necessary modifications.
MOTION: Vice Mayor Arena moved to appoint Board of Adjustments members as follow:
Leslie Dasher as a Regular member; Robert Schubiger as an Altemate member 2, seconded
by Council Member D'Ambra; motion carried unanimously 5 -0.
Clerk McWilliams noted changes to additional boards. Attorney Davis established that one
motion would cover the remaining re- appointments.
MOTION: Vice Mayor Arena moved approval of the remaining Board and Committee
appointments; seconded by Council Member D'Ambra, motion carried unanimously 5 -0.
timing was good. He concluded that a police car was outside for any additional questions.
MOTION: Motion carried unanimously 5 -0.
STANDING REPORTS
• Village Attorney
Attorney Davis offered no updates.
• Village Manager
Manager Couzzo stated that he met recently with Jupiter Inlet Colony's (JIC) Mayor
Comerford regarding the fire rescue contract and discussion.
Police Chief Elg (by request of Manager Couzzo) offered a background on the department's
intern hiring process and noted the upcoming swearing -in for the three accepted interns.
ANY OTHER MATTERS
Council Member Paterno asked Attorney Davis to offer an update regarding the Inspector
General (IG). Attorney Davis noted information from the recent County Commission meeting
concerning the IG. He stated that the Administrator was attacked on many fronts and
settlement of the pending lawsuit was discussed. He added that the IG's contract was up at
the end of the year.
Vice Mayor Arena expressed his feelings of support for assisting in the success of GMH and
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22. Resolution 11 -13, Amending the 2013 General Fund #001 Budget in the Amount of
$40,865.00 by Increasing Revenues in the 112.50 Traffic Violation Fund" Account and
Increasing General Fund Capital Expenditures in the Police Department #175 to be
used to Purchase Capital Equipment and Other Expenses Related to $12.50 Monies
which may be allowed Pursuant to the Requirements of Florida Statutes
Item was removed from agenda previous to the meeting.
23. Resolution 12 -13, Approving the Purchase of Seventeen (17) — Dell Latitude E6430
ATG Laptop Computers from Dell Government Sales to Replace the Existing Units over
6 Years of Age
MOTION: Council Member D'ambra moved approval of Resolution 12 -13; seconded by
Council Member Patemo.
Chief Elg explained that 17 computers would be purchased with $12.50 money. He noted that
the purchase would be made through the County, returned and replaced by the County in the
future in the same manner. He added that Brad Gomberg, IT Director located a lighter, less
expensive computer for police vehicles which could be removed and used on site during calls.
Chief Elg reported that the department was having computer issues and the replacement
timing was good. He concluded that a police car was outside for any additional questions.
MOTION: Motion carried unanimously 5 -0.
STANDING REPORTS
• Village Attorney
Attorney Davis offered no updates.
• Village Manager
Manager Couzzo stated that he met recently with Jupiter Inlet Colony's (JIC) Mayor
Comerford regarding the fire rescue contract and discussion.
Police Chief Elg (by request of Manager Couzzo) offered a background on the department's
intern hiring process and noted the upcoming swearing -in for the three accepted interns.
ANY OTHER MATTERS
Council Member Paterno asked Attorney Davis to offer an update regarding the Inspector
General (IG). Attorney Davis noted information from the recent County Commission meeting
concerning the IG. He stated that the Administrator was attacked on many fronts and
settlement of the pending lawsuit was discussed. He added that the IG's contract was up at
the end of the year.
Vice Mayor Arena expressed his feelings of support for assisting in the success of GMH and
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his agreement regarding the five percent of beds could be negotiated to a more balanced
number.
ADJOURNMENT Council Member D'Ambra moved to adjourn the meeting, seconded by
Council Member Paterno. The motion to adjourn carried unanimously 5 -0; therefore, the
meeting was adjourned at 10.15 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
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Lori McWilliams, MMC
Village Clerk
Note These summary minutes are prepared in compliance with 286.011 F.S. and are not
verbatim transcripts of the meeting. A verbatim audio record is available from the Office of the
Village Clerk. All referenced attachments are on file in the Village Clerk's office.
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(a) A measure came or will come before my agency which (check one)
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is the parent organization or subsidiary of a principal which has retained me.
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Pursuant to Palm Beach County Code of Ethics Ordinance Section 2 - 443 (a) (7)
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