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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes 06-14-1984 Workshope CITY COUNCIL WORKSHOP MEETING JUNE 14, 1984 THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA, HELD A WORKSHOP MEETING ON JUNE 14, 1984 AT CITY HALL, 105 POLY AVENUE, CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA. THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 7:30 P.M. BY MAYOR RUTHERFORD. OFFICIALS PRESENT WERE MAYOR WAYNE RUTHERFORD, MAYOR PRO TEM JOAN CALVERT, COUNCIL MEMBERS J. FISCHETTI, L. NICHOLAS AND J. WINCHESTER. ALSO PRESENT WERE CITY MANAGER FREDERICK NUTT, CITY ATTORNEY JOSEPH SCOTT AND DEPUTY CITY CLERK JANET LEESER. UNFINISHED BUSINESS. EL ITEM 1. ORDINANCE NO.ERS 3518 AND 361PEREPLACINGOWITH NEI. COD ENG CHAPTER 351 SECOND READING & PUBLIC NEARING 6-19) AGENDA FOR TUESDAY NIGHT. ITEM 2. RESOLUTION NO. 84-21 QUIT -CLAIM DEED TO CAMPIONE CONSTRUCTION RE: SEASHELL LANE MR. JAMES THERIAC, SPECIAL CITY ATTORNEY, WAS IN ATTENDANCE AND ALONG WITH COUNCIL REVIEWED SEVERAL PLAT .MAPS, DATED FROM 1956 TO PRESENT, WHICH SHOWED THAT DURING THE COURSE OF THE YEARS, 56 FEET HAD DISAPPEARED RESULTING IN THE SOUTHERN PORTION OF SEASHELL LANE NOW BEING SITUATED ON MR.CHRIS CAMPIONE'S, PROPERTY. DISCUSSION FOLLOWED. AGENDA FOR TUESDAY. NEW BUSINESS ITEM I. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT CITY MANAGER NUTT RECAPPED HIS CITY MANAGER'S REPORT WHICH IS ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART HEREOF. ITEM 2• CANAVE'ION DNO. 84-22 ADOPTING ROLL FORNG DATE ANDPLACE FOR PUBLIC HEARING AND PROVIDING FOA MAILING AND PUBLISHING NOTICE OF SAID NEARING CITY MANAGER NUTT EXPLAINED THAT THE BREVARD. COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD IS NOT GOING TO PAY THE ASSESSMENT FOR THE STREET RESURFACING IN FRONT OF CAPEVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. IT WAS THE CONSENUS OF. COUNCIL THAT THE CITY SHOULD ASSUME THIS ASSESSMENT RATHER THAN REALLOCATING IT TO THE REMAINING PROPERTY OWNERS. CITY OJlII m WORKSHOP 6-14-84 - PAGE 1 OF 2 AGENDA FOR TUESDAY. ITEM 3. RESOLUTION N0. 84-23 APPOINTMENT OF LIBRARY BOARD MEMBERS IT WAS NOTED THAT THIS RESOLUTION WOULD REAPPOINT FRANK CARUSO AND WILLIAM REGAR TO THE LIBRARY BOARD. AGENDA FOR TUESDAY. ITEM 4. DISCUSSION RE: UTILITY DEPOSITS MAYOR RUTHERFORD EXPLAINED THAT THE STATE LEGISLATURE HAD RECENTLY ADOPTED A LAW THAT PROHIBITS MUNICIPALITIES FROM CHARGING THE OWNER, OR A NEW TENANT, FOR A FORMER TENANT'S BILL. THUS, THE CITY NEEDS TO ADDRESS REQUIRING A UTILITY DEPOSIT FOR NEW SEWER AND GARBAGE CUSTOMERS. AGENDA PERMISSION TO ADVERTISE ON TUESDAY. ITEM 5. DISCUSSION RE: NUDITY AT ESTABLISHMENTS SERVING OR STORING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IN LIEU OF THE RECENT PROBLEMS IN COCOC BEACH, i.e. THE TOP- LESS PLACES OP-LESSPLACES THAT WERE CLOSED DOWN ARE NOW GIVING AWAY ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, COUNCIL EXPRESSED A DESIRE TO PASS SOME REGULATIONS TO PROHIBIT THIS FROM HAPPENING IN CAPE CANAVERAL. CITY ATTORNEY SCOTT RECOMMENDED A NEW .ORDINANCE WHICH WOULD MIRROR THE ONE TIED TO THE NUDITY/ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE ORDINANCE. AGENDA PERMISSION TO ADVERTISE FOR TUESDAY. DISCUSSION DURING THE DISCUSSION PERIOD, MRS. CALVERT NOTED THAT THE PROBLEM OF NUDITY IN ESTABLISHMENTS WHERE. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ARE SERVED OR CONSUMED WAS OF SUCH A GREAT CONCERN THAT SHE FELT AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE WAS IN ORDER. COUNCIL WAS IN AGREEMENT WITH HER. AN EMERGENCY MEETING WAS SET FOR JUNE 15, 1984 AT 5:00 P.M. CITY ATTORNEY. SCOTT REMINDED COUNCIL THAT AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE IS ONLY IN EFFECT FOR 30 DAYS, SO ANOTHER ORDINANCE WOULD HAVE TO BE ADOPTED BEFORE THE EMERGENCY ORDINANCE EXPIRES. THERE BEING NO FURTHER BUSINESS, THE MEETING WAS, ADJOURNED AT 8:55 P.M. JE -n -et S. Leeser Deputy City Clerk CITY axtcm WORimm 6-14-84 - PAGE 2 OF 2 r� IF City of Cape Canaveral IOS FOLK AVENUE* 'APE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA 22520 FDOK 326 TELEFNDNE 205 2E}1100 June 14, 1904 { M E M O R A N DU M TO: MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL FROM: CITY MANAGER RE: CITY MANAGER'S REPORT— — — — — - — — — _ — '— — — — — _ — — — — — — - — — — — — Wild and Associate 1, 1 met with representatives 0 reviewyof the City' ge to discuss the comp the and Collection System and other concerns we have with engineer- Collection Wild is evaluating ing services. A revised proposal is being prepared should be available shortly. the scope and work product of its services to the City o address any de ficiencies that have developed. enryMinneboo, County Traffic Engineer, to 2. I met with imps mant on the City's road discuss the impact of new develop local systema The traffthe bulkrof theth avehiclesnmakingcontinu ng to increase, with to and from work, customers trips, i.e., residents traveling of local business, or local business vehicles. eethe CityThe with Traffic Engineering Department will p plan review and planning processes. traffic count/impact analysis for new developments whit will help in our site p I, We are analyzing the current budget and will present a et adjustments anddoesnindicate that recommendation for budget analysis while ex - next Council Workshop. the General Fund revenues will exceed budget, penditures are under budget* rTbudget he eRecreation problemscbutadjust- are also experiencing menta Will need to be made to reflect changes in revenues. ATIISCIKm TO CJJNCIL WORKS lop MIINLM OF 6-14-04 ® s MEMO TO: Mayor and City Council RE: City Manager's Report Page 2 ,(continued) 4. The Planning and Zoning Board will hold aspecial Workshop meeting, Wednesday,` June 20, to review policies, procedures and concerns with the Building Official. The Workshop will allow for dialogue between the Board and City staff to clarify areas of the Zoning Ordinance and procedures that may be of concern. FrederickC. Nuuttt FCN:ab ATTAC34W TO CtOUN=L WORKSHOP M]NUPF9 OF 6-14-84 City of Cape Canaveral 105 POLH AVENUE P CAPE CANAVERAL. FLORIDA 32920 P.O. BOX 326 TELEPHONE 305 3911100 June 14, 1984 M E M O R A N D U M TO: MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL FROM: CITY MANAGER RE: ASSESSMENT. FOR SCHOOL BOARD PROPERTY The School Board of Brevard County has notified us that Board policy does not allow for the payment of assessments for public improvements. This stand by the School Board will cause us to make adjustments in the Canaveral Beach Gardens Resurfacing Project. The School Board assessment for resurfacing of Rosalind Avenue would be $3,450.75. The roadway does need to be resurfaced, so I feel eliminating Rosalind Avenue from the project is not a viable alternative. Options available to the City include: 1. Reallocating the School Board assessment to the remaining property owners, resulting in an increase from 5.51 per front foot to 5.82 per front foot. or 2. City assumption of 'the School Board assessment The final assessment roll will be prepared according to the option selected. Once adopted, the assessment rate can be reduced, ,but cannot be increased. "C.Nu FCN:ab AT 014E 7r TO ODUNCIL WORKSHOP MINUTES OF 6-14-84