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CITY COUNCIL
WORKSHOP MEETING
July 2, 1992
A Workshop Meeting of the Cape Canaveral City Council was held on
July 2, 1992, at the City Hall Annex, 111 Polk Avenue, Cape
Canaveral, Florida. The meeting was called to order at 7 : 32 P.M.
by Mayor Salamone.
ROLL CALL:
Mayor Joy Salamone Present
Mayor Pro Tem John Porter Absent
Councilmember Andy Kedzierski Present
Councilmember Rocky Randels Present
Councilmember Ann Thurm Present
Acting City Manager Bennett Boucher Present
City Attorney John Kancilia Present
City Clerk Faith Miller Present
PRESENTATION:
1 . Presentation of plaque from Keep Brevard Beautiful (July 7,
1992.
Agenda this item for Tuesday.
2. Mr. Art Mobley, Straight, Inc. - Drug Awareness Program.
Mr. Mobley was not present at the meeting.
3. Mr. Dean Richardson, 8200G Canaveral Boulevard - Request to
erect an 8 ' x 10 ' shed.
Mr. Richardson presented his request to Council to erect a moveable
shed on his property located at 8200G Canaveral Boulevard. Mr.
Kancilia advised that if the structure was temporary Council could
grant a license agreement to allow the location of the shed within
the utility easement. Discussion followed. Mayor Salamone asked
that Mr. Kancilia and Mr. Richardson work out the details of the
license agreement. Agenda this item for Tuesday.
BUSINESS :
1 . Interview of Code Enforcement Board applicant.
Mr. John Kancilia, City Attorney, interviewed the applicant for
Code Enforcement Board: Mr. Hans K. Saurenmann.
2. Discussion Re : Advisory Board alternate members.
Mayor Salamone began a discussion relative to whether or not
alternate Boardmembers should be required to attend all Board
meetings or only when called upon during a regular member's
absence. Mr. Randels felt that the alternates needed to attend all
the meetings in order to be familiar with the pertinent issues and
the procedures followed by each Board. He felt that an alternate 's
attendance should be as regular as the other Boardmembers. Mrs.
Thurm agreed with Mr. Randels. Mayor Salamone stated that she was
concerned because she felt the alternates did not know that they
had to attend all meetings. She felt that a policy statement was
needed and all the alternates needed to be notified of same. She
suggested notifying the alternates that the City Council would
require them to attend Board meetings and that they would be
treated under the same rules of procedure as the regular
Boardmembers. Mayor Salamone stated that if there was no
attendance by the two Recreation Board alternate members mentioned
in Mrs. Hanson's memo at the next meeting, then the matter would be
readdressed by the City Council. All alternates of all Boards need
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to be notified of the policy statement concerning attendance.
Council concurred.
4. Discussion Re : Christ Lutheran Church of Cape Canaveral ' s
request for a permit to conduct a door-to-door outreach program.
Mr. Boucher stated that Florida State Statutes (Section 205. 192)
provided that no occupational license was required of any
charitable, religious, fraternal, youth, civic, service , or other
such organization when the organization makes occasional sales or
engages in fundraising projects' when the proceeds are used
exclusively for the activities of such organizations. Mr. Kancilia
felt that a notification procedure was needed to advise the City
that such door-to-door programs were being conducted, but no permit
or fee could be required of such organizations.
5. Discussion Re : Study of City facilities for compliance with
Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) guidelines.
Mr. Boucher stated that he needed a consensus of Council to proceed
with the study for compliance with ADA guidelines. Discussion
followed. Mr. Randels distributed information to Council from a
seminar he had attended on Workers ' Compensation in the 1990 's
which addressed the Americans With Disabilities Act and
Drugs/Alcohol Testing. He felt that cities were exempted from the
provisions of Title III of the ADA Act. Council concurred to
conduct this study in-house.
6. Discussion Re : Ordinance No. 07-92, Revising Chapter 624,
Flood Damage Prevention, Cape Canaveral Code of Ordinances (First
Reading on July 7, 1992) .
Agenda this item for Tuesday.
7. Discussion Re : Removing communication restrictions between
elected officials and their constituents (Jennings vs. Dade
County) .
Mr. Kancilia briefed Council on the background of the Jennings vs .
Dade County, ex-parte communications, and the implications of the
court ruling on other governmental entities (cities and counties) .
Council concurred to prepare a resolution on this matter for
Tuesday night's meeting.
8 . Explanation of authorization for reuse feasibility study.
Mr. Kancilia advised that Mrs. Thurm had brought to his attention
a situation which ultimately led to the selection of Post, Buckley,
Schuh, & Jernigan, Inc. to complete the water reuse study. He
briefed Council on the steps taken since November, 1991 to select
Post, Buckley as the engineering firm to prepare the wetlands and
water reuse study. Mrs. Thurm had questioned whether or not the
City had adhered to the guidelines of Florida Statutes, Chapter
287, Consultants ' Competitive Negotiations Act. Mr. Kancilia
stated that he had not completed his study of the selection process
and he would inform Council of his findings at a later date. Mrs.
Thurm felt that the five ( 5) engineering firms interviewed in
January were interviewed for a completely different proposal . She
felt that the Wetlands/Reuse Feasibility Study was not included in
the original request for proposals in January and she explained the
reasons for her concerns.
9. Discussion Re : Offers received from landowners regarding the
wetlands areas (City Attorney) .
Mr. Kancilia advised that the Council had selected a committee (Mr.
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Abbott, Mr. Kancilia, Mr. Arabian, and Mr. Click) to negotiate the
acquisition of land to construct the wetlands for the sewer reuse.
He stated that the committee had met on separate occasions with
representatives from Cevesco and Mr. Terzel. The two landowners
owned the land which was most favorable for the construction of the
wetlands project. Offers had been received from Cevesco of $98,000
per acre and Mr. Terzel was $90,000 per acre. Mr. Kancilia
requested that Council authorize the procurement of two ( 2)
appraisals as Florida Statutes required. Mrs. Thurm advised that
an appraisal had been done on the Cevesco land within the past six
( 6) months. Mr. Kancilia explained that the Florida Statutes
required that two ( 2) appraisals be completed. Discussion
followed. Council concurred to schedule this item for Tuesday' s
agenda.
DISCUSSION:
1. Mr. Leo Nicholas questioned the status of the wetlands project
and Mr. Kancilia briefed him on the current status of the wetlands
approach and the reuse program.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 8 : 25 P.M.
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Faith G. Miller CMC
City Clerk