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Home My WebLink About05-16-1978 Regular MeetingMICROFILMED 444 -80 REGULAR NEET G CITY COUNCIL MAY 16, 1978 WAS HELD ON MAY 16, 1978 AT CITY HALT, 105 POLK AVENUE, CAPE CANAVERAL, THE MEE7.'TNG WAS CARD TO ORDER BY MAYOR ANN H. THUM AT 7:33 P.M. w 1, 159,5) Di iol wei I I 5I' • DIN a ilp • • ' I I '� • r 17i I: �I' : • 1 i ' ' H�I'1 AMID C.K. MTON; CITY MANAGER ANITA J. OSTlW, CITY ATTCI RICHARD F. SCOTT, CITY CLERK PATRICIA J. BEAULIEU AMID SGT. AT ARM JOAN HUDEPOHL. Y I 11 w • w I 'Y I� 1 • 1�' " J-4 X11 •• "v wp11 It z IV 1 ID1 1 1 •• w I 'I' 1 w�' '•: I' H i'Hr'�11 • 'X • "1 �w 1• f J{ r M • 51' X11 i• w d, I 1' 1 1 r 1 '• 7 I STREET TO TBE CITY AS A SITE FOR THE CAPE CANAMMAL LIBRARY. SUBJECT LETTER •� I 1 • w I u w I a�• : • r� �►t• • r ID11 IDI' ID r w r r•��r • 11 wI M H r•I I 1 • wI c 'r 1r : w I ,•'� •I X11 sue• ��. • �•�i I r fj II D11 • •4 WIN r 111 OCCUPIED. MS. :• 1 M= TO AD7HM= THE HMI' AND THE I ATIORNEY TO NEGOrIATE A 5-IM WITH I' FIRKINS. • ' TRURK SECONDED MMON. MR. VELTON MNED M • IN II w i MMON • N=E 1 FOWAL INSPECTION OF THE BUILDIM BY THE 1 I r' CIFFICIAL AM FIE MARSHALL PRIOR TO E war "'1 INM THE • 'I CONTRACT. I' HMAAN SECONDED MXION. • w ON IN D E CARRIED 1 i• USLY. VOTE ON • 1 MMON CARRHD UNMMUSLY. IM4 2. ORDINANCE NO. 9-78 GARBAGE SERVICE (2ND REMING) ATTORNEY •• 1 THE ORDINANCE IN DRAFTED FOR 1' READIM. TTILE OF THE ORDINANCE WAS AS F• •' AN CRDINANCE RE REUMM TO GARBAGE AND U�ASH CCEIZCTICN, • 'r• r GARB" RECEPTACLES, •I' r: r ` • • II CONDITION CF SAID GARBAGE NCI' • M • : rl . REGUMONS FOR td 11 FOR IUMNAL OF 11 4' "' • 11 1 ! PENALTIES 1 • ` VIOLATION ••1 111 DAM. 0 i' KaM M3= FM ADOP710N. P RIGERM $ECON= • CHANGES T11ROUG]OUT. MRS. : • 11 MMM TO • IEI D NOTION ON THE • •' TO APPROVE AIL AMRWH= IN THE ORDINANCE. I' UMTON SECONDED NOTION. VOTE ON 7 E 7BE • l Ili E ' WAS AS FOLLM: IN • ' MRS. : • 11 MR. MMW, MANOR. URM AND MR. TAKTON, OPPOSED, I' S. RIGERMAN. NOTION MUM VOTE ON 711E 1 NOTION WAS AS FOILOW: IN - • ' MRS. : • 1f' l ` ' MAYOR T11M AND MR. WELTON, OPPOSED, MRS. HER N NOTION CAMM. ORDINANCE • AS 7 RM rJl l WAS ADOPTED. I NEW BUSINESS TM4 1. ORDINANCE N• 8-78 AMMU ZONING CRDINANCE'SE=ONS • •' l '� � 1 Y 1 • Y I •' 1 1 • M • �� •'11 M ill I11' M Y�' • 1• Y I •1 • Y I • DID 1 I M I 11 1 I I • '� 11 1 I • '11 Y IN n4uVAT • 1�I'M 1 YI • 1 1 Y' : D1 .111 • 'iI k • 1' I • ' 1 1 w ni • • ' 1 YI • 1 1 t4 Dl;o R • . • I �• 1 1 �• -I wn 1.11DIZ4 " • loNfleff.V9044 1• M MRS. : • 1 NOM X11 • APPROVE FIRST i` WMTON SECCINCED NOTION. '• • IJ11 UNANIMUSLY. M 2. ORDINANCE N• 10-78 AMENDING ZCNING'0RDIN&NCE'SECTlON k41.01 BY KEDING M TCE ill •' r O•' Pt+7irlwEl M i:S VEMMS OR - RAil aRNA ORGANIZATIONS M ON • DVETil THE OF M I ORDINANCE PRESENTED AT THIS MEETING 1' EI MR. SCOTT READ THE TITLE OF THE ORDINANCE AS F01IM: AN ORDINANC RMING a-lAPTER 630, ZONING REGULATIONS OF THE = CF CAPE CANAVERAL, •• 11 1END1' SECTION 641. 01B BY EXEMPTING <I WMM • ' INOCRPORATED EBBS AS DEFINED BY THE FLORMA STATUTES OR VETERANS' OR FRATERNAL WANI=ONS FROM[ THE • 1' RM THAT i� POSSESSING VE DO MCI <I FOR THE ON- PF04M CONSLEMON OF M• • LIC BEVERA(ZS NOT BE • E WITHIN 111 FEET CF ANOTHER SUCH ESTAILISHMENT RE- PEALING AIL PARTS OF I CODE IN OMUCr HERWITH, PROVIDING AN E DAM. NRS. RIGERMAN MOVED FOR PERMISSION T• ADVERTISE. • ` '1 SECONDED NOTION. [• • CARRIED 1UNANIMUSLY. ITEM , • • • :1 1 DI` '+i1 M• TO LOCATE Y' 11 E1 N MAY0R THURK READ THE RES01MON IN = • ) pig 9 (CMIAN Will DR" owall ZKU Dwer.AVAti DI Z'11111 • ' 11 ' 1 .� Y I 1 �' • ' 1 l�l ' •I y I • • Y ' '11 � I'� e� •+ r• • X11 • - • 1 • • • r� • ' 00 19 D1 DID ,• • CITY COUNCIL 5 -16 -78 PACE 2 OF 4 �AQE,S >M t a MICROFILMED 4.24 -80 VOTE WAS AS FOLLOWS: IN FAVOR, MRS. BOYD, MR. MURPHY, MRS. RIGERMAN, MAYOR TH[M; OPPOSED MR. WELTON. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 4. RESOLUTION • 1' ADDENDUM I • GARBAGE, AM-MOT • •' Y '� •1 YI • • 11 •115111 I 1 Y1 Y • Tim RESOLUTION WAS AS FOLLOWS: RES0=0N AUMORIZING THE OF S1' FLORIDA., • ENTER INTO A I ADDENDUK • THE AGEMM WITH RECKINGER REFUSE, INC., FOR THE COMECTION OF GARBAGE AND TRASH; PROVIDING AN EFFEUM DATE. I• UELTON NOVED FOR ADOPTION. 1' MURPHY y M I1E1 NEITION. �• • CARRIED r Z• IM4 5. RESOLMON O• 78-24 RE: APPOINT' ALTERNATE M5! I: R' AS REGMIAR 15k I: M AND APPOINT NEW 151 M l: 51' AS !' -� M'F151 MI: �' M PLANNING AM ZONING BOARD. ••' MW READ THE • • IN INSERTING THE 1 OF I' JOHN Y 51 Y51'7 • 511. 1' • 51' Y5+ 1:51• • • I! 1' Y:M' 151'+i Y Y 51'7 • � 1. 1.1 • ;:1'' Y 5I I: 51' • THE TITLE OF THE RESOLUTION WAS AS FOLIAWS: A RESOMTICN APPOINTING TWO MEKBERS TO THE MANNING JI ZONING BOARD; PROVIDING AN EFFECrM DAM. NRS. : • 1 MWED FOR ADOPTION. I' Ci5!'7 SEOONDED MMON. :• • CAJUM 1 '• Y5 • • • lk'lllQ["llW Y • ' • • C� Ci' 5151 1� �__Y�' �•'11� �!'� � � �' •• r 151 r • 51 a Lei Dlz--i T 1' 151• ;• 511 Y lwk.'-lDffwm wa Wo v DI 1148 1 kNo • • H• 515! i vy iafi I io Y ej orii -,k i em It prgeisj • 1 P ei 51 Ofnm t• 11511 �• • :• 10 ORN&KA • • 1511 1 ,• 'i Y5! - (• • 1' / 51' • '�1 151 : It !4 � �• ; Y.I 1:74 D1,ly p 1 \1511 Y.: Y.I ��4 , 4 ! ,•�1,1 •1� • ' 11 • ' • 1 • I I PAGERS FOR THE 1FIRE DEPARZAENT • D HAD RECEIVED ONE BID FRM CALVERT IN THE :• OF 1 AM AN INCaMPLETE BID FROK GKMtAL ELECTRIC. NRS. RIGERKAN M • 511 M REJECr ALL BIDS DUE • THE Y51' FROK ATTORNEY M• DATED MAY 11, 1978 M 1511 TO Y I JI Y , TO THE AH51' tK• M51'7 1 Y I 51'� : 11 II 1 • Y I Y Y I H51 151' • 51 Y' : 11 !• 1' Y )' f ' ' •�• 11 511 ;• • :• • • • 1511 • 1 ;• �• r !! Y511 Y r' M 1151 • 51 ' Si' •I I N Y Y I ' •I 1 H51 • •I�'� • '1 I 151 ' •' • i ' 151 ' •I F.M.1 51 Dim Y i• • H h. Ka W-N Y : 11 i r I'TX C 4 COUNCIL 5 -16 -78 PAGE 3 OF 4 PAGES AND i MICROFILMED 4 -24 -80 IM4 8. MOTION RE: ANTI- RECESSION FUND BUDGET MRS. OS'nM EXPLAINED THAT TBE CITY HAS $4,403 IN ANTI - RECESSION MONEY ! : 1 H ' � 11 � !! , ' y � 1 X11 ! �.! �I' ' �l' • 1' ! ' y I ' ' ! ' ! ti 111 r: RAM ]LOCATION WITH nE REMAINING FUNDS TO BE ADDED TO niE SUM DEPAIMOVI !. ., r WAIRS. I. I .. `,! 111 nW THE M , ! MONIES BE BUD= TO TiE ' U1' r' FOR T[lE PROPOSED LIBRARY BUILDING AND y I BALANCE TO UlE SMM DEPAMENT. NRS. BOND !!) 11 E1 MMON. ;! ! ' 'r111 UNANDVUSLY. ITEK 9. MMCN BE: RESCINDING '1975 MAYOR MW HOM TO RESCIND' I M r ! ! OF NOVEKM 4, 1975 I' 11 ON SM 1 111 MOTION. REGARDING yl POLICY OF r 1 EMPLOYEE 1 ES A "'OlE ON yl MM ON WAS AS FOLLOWS: IN !• NRS. BO YD, MR. MURPHY, !' W AND MR. UELTON !' • • 011 r (v Di :! ! .114 3 1Di1 r, 111 '151111ml 1.1 ;! •I• !!�1'1 ! 111 -W"- R1120 LEAGUE OF CITIES SPONSORED CONVENTION MAY 18 AND 19 IN ATLANTA. MAYOR TE M SECONDED MOTION. VO'T'E WAS AS FOLLOWS: IN FAVOR, MRS. RIGMW, OPPOSED, MRS. BOYD, MR. MURPHY, MAYOR THURM AND MR. WELTON. MMMON FAZ[ED. MAYOR THURM NDVED MEETING TO ADJOURN AT 10:47 P.M., MR. MURPHY ! 10111 ,! ! ••••! 11 y1 . 1� ! NoWa CITY COUNCIL 5 -16 -78 PACE 4 OF 4 PAGES AND ATTACHHWS 1 A rt)� %00 Developmen ts by - SA"I i vul, MICROFILMED 4 -24 -80 211 CAROLINE STREET P. O. Drawer S CAPE CAt4AV €ltAL, FLORIDA 32920 Area Code 305 SU 3 -3496 SU 3 -3116 Orlando GA 4 -5182 April 17, 197# TO wi.pf IT MAY CONCERN: Canaveral Beach Garden Apts. Inc. has a building; available at 211 Caroline St., Cape. Canaveral, Fla. that would be ideal for the Cape Canaveral Public Library. It has floor -,race of 4 ,800 sq. ft. (compared to the present 3,000 sq. ft.), and it includes a conference room and auditorium for movies, clubs and any activities for which the Library and Ci tv has need. It also has a. 3,l4 s . ft. open pave patio area in the back that can be used for outdoor classes ani reading. ' The building has been inspected by the Building; Inspector, City Planner and Fire Chief and found to be in perfect condition. The Lease cost for this location is $600.00 present making a total increase of Aia.S.od Canaveral Beach Garden Arts. Inc. agrees th available: until a decision on said premises City Council. er month, compared to the 1,500.00 per year. at it will hold said building can be made by Cape Canaveral Canaveral Beath Carden .Arts. Inc. agrees to leave the existing carpet in the building. The last.month's rent that was raid on the existing; Library Lease Mould be credited to the first and last month's new Lease on above described location. CANAVERAL BEACH GARDEN APTS. INC. George If. Firkins, Jr. Vice- presil3,ent GIIF,Jr. /ew e:e:: Donald L. Cook LAW OFFICES OF WOLFE, KITtSCHENDAUM, CAUUSO & MOSLEY, P A. FRANK M. WOLFE MALCOLM R.KIRSCHENBAUM JOE TEAGUE CARUSO CURTIS R.MOSLEY RICHARD F. SCOTT JAMES 5.THERIAC.111 JOHN J. KABBOORD,JR, May 11, 1978 66 NORTH ATLANTIC AVENUE 2S5 FORTEN13ERRY AVENUE POST OFFICE BOX 767 POST OFFICE BOX 1271 COcoA BEACH, FLORIDA 82981 MESHM ISLAND, FLORIDA 82932 13061783 -2218 1305-7832218 MICROFILMED 4 -24 -80 IN REPLY ADDRESS FIRM AT Mrs. Anita J. Ostrom City Manager City of Cape Canaveral 105 Polk Avenue Cape Canaveral, Florida 32920 Re: Validity of bid from volunteer fireman Dear Anita: Cocoa Beach This is in response to your inquiry as to whether or not the City can accept a sealed bid for fire equipment in which the bidder is also a member of the Cape Canaveral Volunteer Fire Department. It is my opinion that the Volunteer Fire Department, based on Florida law, is an entity of the City, and that officers and employees of said department would be prohibited from doing business with that entity. Although the volunteer fire- man, in this case, is not a full time paid employee of the City or Fire Department, nevertheless he does receive drill pay from the City and, therefore, is considered an employee of the Fire Department, for conflict purposes. Section 112.313.12, Florida Statutes, provides an exemption and would permit the acceptance of this bid if the following conditions are met: (1) The business is awarded under a system of sealed competitive bidding to the lowest or best bidder; and (2) the employee - bidder has in no way participated in the determination of the bid specifications or determination of the lowest or best bid; and (3) the employee- bidder has in no way used or attempted to use his influence to persuade the agency (City of Cape Canaveral or Cape Canaveral Volunteer Fire Department) or any personnel thereof, to enter such a contract other than by the mere submission of the (continued) W Page 2 f' May 11, 1978 Mrs. Anita J. Ostrom 7, MICROFILMED 4.24 -80 bid; and (4) the employee - bidder, prior to or at the time of submission of the bid, has filed a statement with the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Brevard County, Flcr ida, disclosing his interest and the nature of the intended business. If you are satisfied that the above four requirements have been met in this case, then it would be proper for the City to accept this bid; otherwise, to accept the bid would be a violation of the Code of Ethicsfv3r public officers and employees. If you have any further questions regarding this, please let me know. ery trul y, 'chard F. Scott City Attorney S/t LAW OFFICES OF WoLFE, KinscHENnAum, CAnuso & MosLEY, P A.