HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 12-04-1990CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING
DECEMBER 4, 1990
A Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of Cape
Canaveral, Florida was held on November 20, 1990, at the City
Hall Annex, 111 Polk Avenue, Cape Canaveral, Florida. The
meeting was called to order at 7 : 30 P.M. by Mayor Pro Tem John
Porter. Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mr . Porter.
The roll was called by the City Clerk . Officials present were
Mayor Pro Tem, John Porter; Council Members Andy Kedzierski ,
Rocky Randels and Ann Thurm. Also present were City Manager,
Edward Spenik; Deputy City Attorney, Mitch Goldman; and City
Clerk, Jan Leeser . Mayor Joy Salamone was absent due to
illness.
Mr. Randels moved to approve the minutes of the Regular Meeting
of November 20, 1990. Mrs . Thurm seconded motion. Motion
carried unanimously.
NEW BUSINESS
1 . Ordinance No. 31-90 Amending Chapter 660, Land Development
Code to include Chapter 668, Floodplain Protection and
Chapter 671, Sewer Service (First Reading and Public
Hearing
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL, BREVARD COUNTY,
FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 660, LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE, OF
THE CODE OF ORDINANCES TO INCLUDE CHAPTER 668, FLOODPLAIN
PROTECTION AND CHAPTER 671, SEWER SERVICE; REPEALING ALL
PORTIONS OF THE CODE IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
Mr. Porter read the title of the Ordinance . Mrs . Thurm moved to
approve First Reading. Mr. Randels seconded the motion. In
response to a question by Mr. Kedzierski, Attorney Goldman
advised that State Statutes mandate Land Development Codes be
published in a separate volume.
Vote on the motion was unanimous . Ordinance No. 31-90 was
approved on First Reading.
2. Resolution No. 90-66 Designating Areas of Interest
A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING AREAS OF PRIMARY INTEREST OF INDI-
VIDUAL COUNCIL MEMBERS; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Mr. Porter read the entire Resolution. Mr. Kedzierski moved for
adoption. Mrs . Thurm seconded the motion. Motion carried unani-
mously.
3. Resolution No. 90-67 Reappointment of Construction Board of
Adjustments and Appeals Members
A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING MEMBERS TO THE CONSTRUCTION BOARD
OF ADJUSTMENTS AND APPEALS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE STANDARD
BUILDING CODE; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Mr. Porter read the title of the Resolution. Mr. Randels moved
for adoption. Mr. Kedzierski seconded the motion. Motion
carried unanimously. Mr. Dave Kalm and Mr . Donald Haynes were
reappointed to the Board.
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4. Resolution NO. 90-68 Supporting the Port Canaveral Bypass
Project
A RESOLUTION REQUESTING APPROPRIATIONS AND CONTINUED
SUPPORT FOR CANAVERAL HARBOR SAND TRANSFER AND BEACH RESTO-
RATION PROJECT TO SOUTH JETTY; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Mr. Porter read the title of the Resolution. Mrs . Thurm moved
for adoption. Mr . Randels seconded motion. Discussion followed.
Vote on the motion was unanimous.
5. Motion Re: Authorizing Briley, Wild & Associates to
Conduct Preliminary Report on Expansion of Treatment Plant
and Reuse Master Plan
Mrs. Thurm so moved. Mr . Randels seconded the motion. It was
pointed out the cost of the report was $29, 950.00. Mr.
Kedzierski voiced concern regarding the scope of work in the
proposal being heavy in the managerial area. He also noted that
it was his opinion that some of the proposed work was addressed
in the Comprehensive Plan or on file in the engineer ' s office.
Mr. Kedzierski further requested a sample copy of a study the
engineers had prepared for another governmental agency. Mr.
Porter shared these areas of concern.
Mr. Scott Spooner, of Briley, Wild and Associates, addressed
Council on these issues . Discussion followed. Mr. Randels
spoke in favor of the motion and pointed out that the study
would address three specific areas: zero discharge into the
Banana River; compliance with the Sludge Rule; and, expansion of
the Wastewater Treatment Plant. Discussion continued.
Mr. Goldman requested the proposal address a payment schedule
and time frame for completion. He advised a motion to table
would be in order. Mr. Spenik advised that the City had advised
DER that the study was under consideration by the Council and he
requested action on the item not be delayed. Discussion
continued.
Mr. Randels moved to amend the motion to be contingent upon
Briley, Wild and Associates furnishing the following items: a
more definitive scope of work; sample of study prepared for
another entity; and a schedule of payment and time frame. Mr.
Kedzierski seconded the motion. Vote on the motion was unani-
mous. Vote on the main motion, as amended, was unanimous. Mr.
Spenik advised the contingencies would be discussed at the
Workshop Meeting to be held on December 13, 1990.
6. Motion Re: Employee Health Insurance
Mr. Randels moved to approve Florida League of Cities as the
provider of the Employee Health Insurance with a $250.00 deduct-
ible. Mr. Kedzierski seconded the motion. Mr. Randels spoke in
favor of the motion and pointed out the cost to the City would
be $141 .04 per month per employee, which would be an annual
savings of $23, 000. 00. He also noted that the cost of the
optional dependent coverage was greatly reduced. Discussion
followed.
Vote on the motion was unanimous.
7 . Motion Re: Christmas Bonuses for City Employees
Mrs. Thurm moved to award the Christmas Bonuses, as presented by
the City Manager, to the City employees . Mr. Kedzierski
seconded the motion. Mr . Randels spoke in favor of the motion.
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Discussion followed. Vote on the motion was unanimous . A list
of the Christmas Bonuses is attached hereto and made a part
hereof.
8. Motion Re: Authorizing City Manager to Recover Overpay-
ments on Petroleum Products through Petroleum Funds, Inc.
Mrs. Thurm so moved. Mr. Kedzierski seconded the motion. It
was pointed out that the City would receive a refund in the
amount of $396.60. Vote on the motion was unanimous .
9. Motion Re: Voting Delegate and Executive Board Member for
Space Coast League of Cities
Mr. Porter moved to nominate Mr. Randels as the City' s voting
delegate and Mayor Salamone as the Executive Board Member. Mr.
Kedzierski seconded the motion. Mr. Randels explained the
duties of the two positions . Vote on the motion was unanimous .
10. Discussion Re: Space Coast League of Cities Christmas Gift
Exchange
Mr. Randels advised the City had drawn the City of Indian Harbor
Beach for the gift exchange . The staff was given direction to
prepare the gag gift for the exchange.
DISCUSSION
Attorney Goldman advised the City was being successful in
recovering some outstanding assessment liens .
Mr. Spenik advised the City would be going to Court in the near
future on a lawsuit filed by Ms . Judith Myers who is claiming
she was injured on the bicycle path. He further noted the
City' s liability insurance carrier, Florida League of Cities,
was handling the claim.
Mr. Randels reported on: seeking volunteers for St. Johns Water
Management District project; Recreation Department tournament;
and, transportation meeting he recently attended. He further
inquired as to the status of adoption of the sewage pretreatment
Ordinance. Mr. Spenik advised it was in the final revision
stages and it was his intent to hold Special Workshop Meetings
for review of the Ordinance.
Mr. Porter recapped the CCVFD monthly report and announced the
scheduled meetings of Brevard County Legislative Delegation.
Mrs . Leeser thanked the Council for granting the Christmas
Bonuses.
There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 8:58
P.M.
Approved this 18th day of December , 1990.
Joy C Salamone
Mayor
Angel R. Taylor
Deputy City Clerk
SEAL OF CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA
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CHRISTMAS BONUSES 1990
EMPLOYMENT DATE EMPLOYEE NAME AMOUNT
Administration
08/20/81 Janet S. Leeser $ 147. 50
02/18/81 Bennett C. Boucher 160.00
05/23/89 Alison S. Brown 40.00
05/13/85 Deborah E. Haggerty 100. 00
08/30/89 Janet J. Pilarczyk 40.00
06/27/90 " Debbie Morris (P/T) 12. 50
10/03/88 Angel R. Taylor 55.00
Building Department
04/09/87 James E. Morgan $ 70.00
02/13/89 Thomas B. Kleving 40. 00
04/19/89 Susan L. Nelson 40. 00
02/11/85 Evelyn B. Hutcherson 100.00
04/29/86 William V. Huber (P/T) 72. 50
06/12/89 Wes Fox 40.00
Street Department
09/06/66 Carl R. Akery $ 385. 00
03/05/90 Anthony H. Martin 25.00
08/28/90 Loren E. Clark 25.00
03/31/86 Craig F. Staffileno 85. 00
03/19/90 Gregory S. Mullins 25.00
Beautification
12/15/88 David L. Thompson $ 40.00
07/05/89 Chris T. Kulac (P/T) 27. 50
06/13/90 Donald W. Evans 25.00
Wastewater Treatment Plant
06/25/84 Josephine Hughes (P/T) $ 102. 50
10/16/90 Karen D. Pappas (P/T) 12. 50
04/08/81 John R. Teston 160.00
09/27/90 Leonardo D'Angelo 25. 00
03/13/89 Steven A. Vanlandingham 40. 00
12/06/82 Keith T. Jordan 130.00
09/04/90 Glen T. Siler 25.00
10/29/90 Raymond G. Boland 25.00
11/08/89 Stephen R. Baker 40.00
10/24/89 Carlito G. Cordero 40.00
09/02/86 June A. Clark 85.00
10/23/90 Kenneth L. Veenstra 25.00
02/06/89 Paul E. Prince 40.00
EMPLOYMENT DATE EMPLOYEE NAME AMOUNT
School Crossing Guards
05/26/76 Wallace A. Homer $ 222. 50
02/10/78 John Osborne 192. 50
09/04/73 Alma Osborne 267. 50
11/10/80 Bessie M. Fry 162. 50
Parks & Recreation
06/21/78 Nancy L. Hanson $ 205.00
03/21/83 Francoise Norman 117. 50
03/31/89 ' Kurt A. Schloss (P/T) 27. 50
01/10/86 Marcel A. Bonnenfant (P/T) 72. 50
04/04/86 Anita A. Fonner. (P/T) 27. 50
07/30/86 Donna S. Welton (P/T) 72. 50
10/06/87 Thomas D. Whalen 70. 00
12/09/85 Cheryl L. Puelo (P/T) 72. 50
RECAP OF CHRISTMAS BONUS EXPENSE
General Fund $2,972. 50
Sewer Fund 750. 00
Beautification Fund 92 . 50
Total Expense All Funds $3 ,815.00
FICA 291. 85
$4,106.85
FORMULA
Full-time Employees: $25 . 00 first year
15.00 each additional year
Part-time Employees: $12. 50 first year
15. 00 each additional year