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Agenda 01-11-12VETERANS ADVISORY COMMISSION WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 2012, AT 10:00 AM CITY HALL, 2 nd FLOOR, CONFERENCE ROOM B 100 E. BOYNTON BEACH BOULEVARD, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA AGENDA: I. CALL TO ORDER — Tom Kaiser, Chairman II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE — All Hands III. INVOCATION — Designated IV. ROLL CALL OF MEMBERS V. AGENDA APPROVAL, January 11, 2012 VI. APPROVAL OF MINUTES, November 9, 2011 VII. COMMENTS a. Chair b. Members or Visitors VIII. OLD BUSINESS: a. Veterans Memorial Park Events i. Veterans' Day, Friday, November 11, 2011 ii. Afghanistan War Monument & Pearl Harbor 70 Anniversary Commemoration, Wednesday, December 7, 2011 iii. Iraqi War Monument Commemoration, November 11, 2012 b. Four Chaplains Commemoration, February 5, 2012, 2PM, Temple Beth Kodesh c. Awarding of French Legion of Honor Medals, Civic Center i. January 19, 2012, 12:00 PM ii. March 1, 2012,12:00 PM iii. April 5,2012,12:00 PM d. Donated flags and poles along center walkway (awaiting funding & written proposal) e. Honorary Member Appointments (3 positions vacant) f. Park Brochure & Fundraisers IX. NEW BUSINESS: a. Renaming of Veterans Park recommendation to City Commission i. Approve Rec & Parks Board recommendation for Ocean Avenue Park; or, ii. Approve individual recommendation for Dewey Park b. Proposed Monuments & Benches i. U.S. Coast Guard & Auxiliary Monument, June 6, 2012 ii. U.S. Marines Monument (Guadalcanal 70 Anniversary), 1 St week August, 2012 iii. Bay of Pigs Monument, tbd iv. Cuban Missile Crisis Monument, tbd v. U.S. Air Force Monument, tbd vi. U.S. Navy Monument, tbd vii. U.S. Army Monument, tbd c. Veterans Memorial Park Bus Stop /Shelter d. Other X. BENEDICTION, MOMENT OF SILENT PRAYER XI. NEXT BOARD MEETING —Wednesday, March 14, 2012 at 10:00 AM XII. 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RM/Veterans Commission/Agenda-01 11 12.doc 7 Regulars — 4 Alternates — 5 Honorary Staggered 3 year terms for Regular One -Year Terms for Alternates Established per Ordinance No. 05-047 Amended by Ordinance No. 06-012 One -Year Terms for Honorary 2012 VETERANS ADVISORY COMMISSION MEMBER EXPIRES PHONE PROFESSION Bowman, James 12/12 667 -3431 District Director 2820 SE 5th Circle, 3A (33435) Appt'd 4/20/10 ibfinsCdZhotmail.com Boy Scouts Farrington, John 12/12 735 -0348 Retired 504 SW 18 St (33426) Appt'd 1/5/10 Retired (33445) Kaiser, Thomas, Chair 12/13 276 -1796 Mgr. -Whse &Supermarket 20 -50 SW 10 Court Bldg 1, Apt. 119 Appt'd 9/20/05 WWIINAVY(&aol.com Delray Beach (33445) 2000 S. Federal Hwy, Apt. 301 (33435) Appt'd 12/16/08 Mitchell, William 12/14 742 -8328 Retired /Sales 2086 SW 14 Avenue (33426) Appt'd 4/127/11 bmitchell -1 toDcomcast.net Norfus, Victor 12/14 601 -0790 261 N. Palm Drive (33435) Appt'd 12/6/11 victord362Avahoo.com Mr. William Andrea Preston, Stuart 12/13 369 -5476 Retired -Milk Industry 2080 SW 12 Ave. (33426) Appt'd 12/16/08 4/06 Roberts, Bridget 12/13 909 -9851 Adm. Assist/Bookkeeper 2510 SW 11th Ct.. (33426) Appt'd 10/5/10 bridget.roberts(raymail.com ALTERNATES Bregoli, Frank 12/12 375 -8953 Construction Eng. 804 SW 5 Court (33426) Appt'e 7/19111 FDB1942Aaol.com Gavlick, Stanley 2144 SW 36 Terrace, Delray Beach 12/12 499 -6277 Retired (33445) Appt'd 1/5/10 stanaav comcast.net McKinzie, Lester 12/12 736 -7116 Remodeling Contractor 2000 S. Federal Hwy, Apt. 301 (33435) Appt'd 12/16/08 (Retired) Washington, Karl 12/12 732 -8703 Mgr.-Nursery (Retired) 1017 N Railroad Ave. (33435) Appt'd 9/20/05 HONORARY Mr. William Andrea 12069 52nd Road, N, West Palm Beach, FL 33411 4/06 Ms. Hilda Girtman Pitts 111 NE 12th Ave., Boynton Beach, FL 33435 4/06 Ms. Marilyn Nemes 10760 Royal Caribbean Circle, Boynton Beach 33435 4/06 Admiral Thomas Morris (Deceased) 4/06 Ms. Wilbur Jean Sims 2112 NE 3rd Ct., Boynton Beach 33435 4/06 Mr. Larry Goldgeier 18871 Steward Circle #4, Boca Raton 33496 4/06 Brig. Gen. Albin Irzyk 2529 S. Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach, 33469 4/06 Mr. Marvin Liebensohn 9777 Sills Drive East, Boynton Beach, 33437 4/06 Mr. Jerry Jones 6537 Jog Estates Lane, Boynton Beach 33437 4/06 Ms. Angelina Milano (Deceased) CITY EMPLOYEE REPRESENTATIVE: MAGAZINE, Chuck- Risk Manager 742 -6042 Updated: 12/8/11 S: \CC \WP \BOARDS \LISTS\2012 Board Lists \VETERANS ADVISORY COMMISSION.doc Page 1 of 1 Magazine, Chuck From: Cherry- Guberman, Catherine Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2011 11:30 AM To: Magazine, Chuck Cc: Prainito, Janet; Pyle, Judith Subject: Correction to Veterans Advisory Commission Meeting of November 9, 2011 Greetings Chuck! At the next VAC meeting, please announce a correction to minutes, on page 4, Item C. The name of Marilyn Nemes was removed from the Honorary Member List, NOT Mrs. Pitts. Recording Secretary City of Boynton Beach City Clerk's Office cherrvc _bbfl.us 742 -6763 Thought: You can do anything. You just can't do everything. 12/13/2011 MINUTES OF THE VETERANS ADVISORY COMMISSION MEETING HELD ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2011, AT 10:00 AM AT CITY HALL, CONFERENCE ROOM B, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA PRESENT: Tom Kaiser, Chair John Farrington Lester McKinzie Stuart Preston Frank Bregoli, Alt William Mitchell. Alt Stanley Gavlick, Alt ABSENT: James Bowman Bridget Roberts Karl Washington, Alt I. CALL TO ORDER — Tom Kaiser, Chairman Chair Kaiser called the meeting to order at 10:01 a.m. II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE — All Hands Chuck Magazine, City Liaison The members recited the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. III. INVOCATION — Designated Chair Kaiser gave the invocation, followed by a moment of silent reflection. IV. ROLL CALL OF MEMBERS Roll call was taken. A quorum was present. V. AGENDA APPROVAL, November 9, 2011 Motion Mr. Gavlick moved to approve the agenda. Mr. Farrington seconded the motion that unanimously passed. 1 Meeting Minutes Veterans Advisory Commission Boynton Beach, FL November 9, 2011 VI. APPROVAL OF MINUTES, September 14, 2011 Motion Mr. Gavlick moved to approve the minutes. Mr. Farrington seconded the motion that unanimously passed. VII. COMMENTS a. Chair Chair Kaiser distributed a handout of the activities for the Veterans Day Celebration on November 11, 2011 at 10 a.m. and the 70th Anniversary Commemoration of Pearl Harbor on December 7, 2011 at 12 p.m. at Veterans Bicentennial Park. b. Members or Visitors None. VIII. OLD BUSINESS: a. Veterans' Bicentennial Park Events i. National POW /Mia Remembrance Vigil, Boy Scouts, Friday, September 16, 2011 Chair Kaiser stated the vigil was successful and received good press coverage. This was the first vigil held in Boynton Beach, and the Boy Scouts loved participating in it. Other Boy Scout Troops would be involved in it next year, and the veterans would ask the City to allow them to hold a bigger event next year. It made the Scouts and the City look good and helped make Boynton Beach the leader in the State for veterans events. Events were held throughout the year, not just on two or three occasions. Veterans' Day, Friday November 11, 2011 iii. Afghanistan War Monument & Pearl Harbor 70th Anniversary Commemoration, Wednesday, December 7, 2011 Chair Kasier explained there would be approximately 18 veterans receiving medals from the French government at this ceremony, and the Afghanistan War Monument and a granite bench, donated by Don Scantlan, would be unveiled. The bench would honor the Night Stalkers, Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Chair Kaiser noted The Night Stalkers were portrayed in the movie Black Hawk Down. They were shot down in Somalia. Whenever helicopters behind enemy lines were needed, the Night Stalkers and Navy Seals were used. The Navy Seals, Team 6 and the Night Stalkers emblems would be on the bench, next to the Afghanistan Monument. P) Meeting Minutes Veterans Advisory Commission Boynton Beach, FL November 9, 2011 At 7 p.m., on December 7, 2011, the Captain of the U.S.S. New York would be present for a ceremony at Ascension Lutheran Church. Chair Kaiser pointed out the U.S.S. New York has five tons of steel from the Twin Towers built into its hull. American Legion Post 164 members would serve as Honor Guards at the ceremony, and the members were asked to wear their caps and bring guests to the one -hour event. A flyer and press release would be issued. Chair Kaiser commented 50 to 60 Veterans would receive medals. As a result, the Veterans Advisory Commission (VAC) asked the City to open the Civic Center for the event. The City had accepted chairs from the veterans which would be set up and broken down by the members. Other ceremonies when medals would be presented were planned for January 19, February 5, March 1, and April 11, 2012. Chair Kaiser explained he and Mr. Gavlick met with the City Manager who agreed to make a proposal to the City Commission regarding monuments at the park. She and the Mayor had endorsed monuments to honor the Army, Navy, Marine. and Coast Guard services. The location for the Coast Guard monument would be between the Vietnam and Black Veterans monuments so each side would have monuments and benches facing one another completing that side of the park. The monument was planned for June 6, 2012. A proposal will also be made to the City Commission for the VAC to commemorate Guadalcanal, on August 5th or 7th. Guadalcanal was the site of the first major offensive launched against Japan. The monument to the U.S. Marine Corps was planned to be installed at no cost to the City. Motion Mr. Farrington moved to make the proposal. Mr. Bregoli seconded the motion that unanimously passed. a. Speaker per Don Scantlan b. U.S. Rep. Allen West invitation iv. Four Chaplains Commemoration, February 5, 2012, 2 p.m., Temple Beth Kodesh V. Iraqi War Monument & D -Day Anniversary Commemoration, June 6, 2012 French dignitaries would be present at the Memorial Day event. The flags would be placed at the cemetery the Friday before and Chair Kaiser would approach the Church to enlist the assistance of the youth. b. Donated flags and poles along center walkway (awaiting funding & written proposal) Stuart Preston had three more Interment Flags. The first flag, which was donated by Harold Smith wore out. Mr. Smith had also donated $30,000 for the Korean Monument. 3 Meeting Minutes Veterans Advisory Commission Boynton Beach, FL November 9, 2011 Special announcements about the flag being appropriately retired and about Mr. Smith's donation would be made at the Post on June 14th. A press release would be issued. C. Honorary Member Appointments Chair Kaiser had given an updated list to Mr. Bobich, and clarified the changes were to remove the names of William Andrea; Mrs. Pitts, a Gold Star Mother; Admiral Morris; and Jerry Jones. Motion Mr. Farrington moved to update the list. Mr. Bregoli seconded the motion that unanimously passed. d. Veterans' Bicentennial Park Name Change — Name Change Review Committee Chair Kaiser stated the members voted at the September meeting to change the name of the Boynton Beach Veterans Bicentennial Park to Boynton Beach Veterans Memorial Park. Mr. Magazine explained the Committee responsible to review name changes to parks conducted an email vote and the request was supported. The request would be placed on the next City Commission agenda, and it was anticipated the request would be approved. It was hoped the name change would be completed by December 7, 2011. e. Park Brochure & Fundraisers Chair Kaiser explained more bricks were needed and the last 100 bricks were being used. He pointed out the French Government bought a brick and anyone can donate or purchase them. The cost was $50. Mr. Magazine commented bricks cannot be picked up and moved around at the Park. If changes needed to be made, they must be made through the Recreation and Parks Department. Chair Kaiser pointed out schools are becoming involved with the park and tours are given. There were no comments received on the brochure. IX. New Business: a. Veterans' Bicentennial Park Flag relocation Chair Kaiser explained he and Mr. Gavlick had several meetings with Ms. LaVerriere, Interim City Manager, and Mayor Rodriguez. Ms. LaVerriere met with them to review plans the VAC had for the park. The flagpole obstructed the view of the monument and there was agreement the pole would be moved to the side of the monument. Chair Kaiser commented the park looks much bigger with the flagpole off to the side and it was where it was originally supposed to be. 4 Meeting Minutes Veterans Advisory Commission Boynton Beach, FL November 9, 2011 b. Other There was brief discussion on the design of the monuments and what information would be contained on them. There was also discussion about the Air Force monument. An air show was scheduled in Stuart and the Air Force has a booth at the event. Some of the members would be attending and Chair Kaiser would make contact with them. It was hoped an Air Force organization would help subsidize the cost of the monument. X. Benediction, Moment of Silent Prayer Chair Kaiser gave the Benediction. XI. Next Board Meeting — Wednesday, January 11, 2012 at 10 a.m. XI. Adjournment There being no further business to discuss, Mr. Farrington moved to adjourn. The motion was duly seconded and unanimously passed. The meeting was adjourned at 10:25 a.m. XII. Ethics Training Session — Mandatory Catherine Cherry Recording Secretary 110911 5 Ginger L. Pedersen 7817 Manor Forest Lane. Boynton Beach, FL HUN pedersen.gNpail.com Wally Majors, Director Recreation and Parks Administration City Hall, 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd. L ,� Boynton Beach, FL 33435 v DEC 0 8 1011 December f, 2011 Ad Dear Mr. Majors: This letter is in regard to the renaming of the city park on Ocean Avenue currently known as Veterans Park. There are two former citizens of Boynton who were directly responsible for the city's founding who have been largely forgotten overtime. Fred S. Dewey and his wife Byrd Spilman Dewey bought the 40 acres that constitutes the town's original plat on January 29, 1892 (Exhibit A), two years before Major Nathan S. Boynton had ever visited the area. On September 29,1898 the Deweys filed the Town of Boynton plat with Dade County (Exhibit B)(Palm Beach County was not formed until 1909). The Deweys also platted Dewey's Subdivision (Exhibit C), which were five -acre farming tracts along the Florida fast Coast Canal (today's Intracoastal Waterway) from north of the townsite to where the condominiums are today south of Ocean Avenue. County land transaction registry books for the Boynton area are filled with the names "Birdie S. Dewey" and "Fred S. Dewey." Byrd Spilman Dewey started the first library for the Town of Boynton by donating her large collection of books of standard literature in 1910 (Exhibit D). The books were kept at the post office. Fred, a veteran of the Civil War and cousin to Admiral George Dewey, supreme commander of the Navy, served as one of the first county commissioners (Exhibit E), and worked as an agent for the Florida East Coast Railway Land Company (Exhibit F), whose sales bought new citizens to the fledging town. Byrd Spilman Dewey, grand -niece of President Zachary Taylor was an accomplished author and published the best - selling 1899 book Bruno, which chronicled their early years pioneering in Florida. Additionally, the Deweys donated many lots in the town to sell to help pay for road improvements and Fred appeared before the county school board and argued that Boynton needed Its own school_ The city has a unique opportunity to finally honor it's founding citizens with the renaming of Veterans Park on Ocean Avenue and recognize the Dewey's substantial and lasting contributions to the town. Ever humble, they did not name the town after themselves, but after the Dewey's dear friend, Major Boynton. I suggest the City of Boynton Beach give the Dewey Family recognition and remembrance by renaming the park in their honor. Respectfully, Q Ger L dersen 1 25 7 10 11 9 13 12 14 8 16 17 18 24 15 28 16 29 23 32 30 6 31 22 20 19 27 26 21 3 4 Bus Stop Shelter Proposed 2 5 VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK NOTE: Specific locations will be field located 12/12/2011 411 NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY RM/Veterans Advisory Commission/ to assure proper spacing. This map is a Vets Mem Park Vista Future Monuments 2012 01 BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA 33435 conceptual rendering. 01.doc VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK Memorials — Monuments — Benches January 1, 2012 # 1 Veterans Memorial # 2 U.S. Army Monument (Proposed) # 3 U.S. Navy Monument (Proposed) # 4 U.S. Marine Monument (Proposed) # 5 U.S. Air Force Monument (Proposed) # 6 U.S. Coast Guard Monument (Proposed) # 7 World War I Monument — 2009 # 8 Oyer Bench # 9 Lady Veterans Monument #10 Gold Star Mothers Monument #11 City Monument with Plaques — 2010 #12 Four Chaplains Monument #13 Pearl Harbor Monument — 2009 #14 Submariners Monument #15 Margolis Bench #16 Kaiser Benches (2) #17 Weil Bench #18 Smith Bench #19 African- American Monument - 2011 #20 African- American Bench - 2011 #21 442 Regiment Monument - 2011 #22 Japanese - American Veterans Bench - 2011 #23 Vietnam War Monument - 2010 #24 Korean War Monument - 2010 #25 POW /MIA Monument - 2010 #26 Bay of Pigs Monument (Proposed) #27 Cuban Missile Crisis (Proposed) #28 Beirut Bench #29 Desert Storm Monument — 2011 #30 Afghan War Monument — 2011 #31 Iraq War Monument — 2012 #32 Nightstalker Bench RM/Veterans Advisory Commission/Vets Mem Park Vista Future Monuments 2012 01B1 Veterans Advisory Commission Meeting January 11, 2012 IX. New Business C. Veterans Memorial Park Bus Stop /Shelter A recent article in the Sun Sentinel reported that only 16.6% of the bus stops in Palm Beach County have bus shelters. If you ask riders, they will tell you that shelters and benches at bus stops are important, particularly during the summer months when the weather is hot and it rains often. When reviewing a site plan, I normally will comment on bus stops and shelters. Cuthill's Bar is a project that was recently approved by the City Commission. As you may or may not know, the site is located just north of Veterans Park on US1. One of the project's conditions of approval is for the applicant (Bradley Miller) to coordinate with Palm Tran about the possibility of installing a bus shelter at or near the project. Palm Tran determined that the current bus stop, which is located within the US1 right -of -way abutting Cuthill's property, should be relocated south in an effort to minimiz the temporary backup of vehicles that may occur on US1 (in front of NE e Ave) when a bus is stopped. The new location would be along US1 at the northeast portion of Veterans Park. The new slab would slightly encroach into the park, causing a displacement of some of the groundcover, but nothing that cannot be overcome. Gerry Gawaldo from Palm Tran worked it out with Bradley Miller regarding the new location. However, Gerry did not insist on requiring a bus shelter, because Gerry felt that the City would complain that a bus shelter would detract from the park. I asked Gerry if Palm Tran has a shelter design that would omit any advertising. He responded in the affirmative. I told Gerry that I (P &Z) did not think a bus shelter would have a negative impact on either the aesthetics or function of the park, but I told him to wait for me to talk to staff before making a final determination. This is where you guys come in. RM /Veterans Advisory Commission/Agenda- 011112 Bus Shelter Item.doc 4 %I.' hy' s.� ,k X 0 4 y?$A ' +, I V:c f. :611V/ q u' g n �, -rr' yf s . :04- _ `mss ; _ ' _ � '1 �_ s �' "° i t -' = _ i,"."0/. zv- , z ° Fes ' -x � " � b E, zr"c, 1 l'k-di r � 4, y 1" ,.., gi ., ,- , �t s7,.‘' PRESS RELEASE rp' s : ', AN INVITATION C '� ..* t The Boynton Veterans' Council is pleased to announce that the - � ,.: x `._ HI -__r _ E M EM , _ :t _ _ ry if r7 -,' v _ 2-Fi ., will be held on Sunday, February 5, 2012, at 2:00 PM ri:v t IC:o The services will be held at the Temple Beth Kodesh, at 501 NE rr. Wf 26"' Avenue, in Boynton Beach, Florida We must never forget the sinking of the S.S. Dorchester in February 1943, in the North Atlantic. There was a storm brewing and the - sew little ship was tossed about and the men were apprehensive as the reports said they were being trailed by German submarines. A short time after midnight, they were struck by a torpedo and k ' ' immediately began to sink. In total darkness, many could not find a life jacket. On deck the Four Chaplains removed theirs and gave them to the soldiers. : This heroic act meant they gave up their lives. We will never 4 ., r77 ,-,,,„,„ n „,,, , forget this unselfish act , r � ; .. All Color Guards and concerned please attend. 9 Refreshments will follow the service. N, For further information, contact: Tom Kaiser, Chairperson, (561) 276 -1796 3. 4/ Stan Gavlick, Co- Chairperson, (561) 499 -6277 n ar- ALL WELCOME !!! VETS COUNCIL JANUARY 3, 2012 Invocation TK- AL-VFW Pledge of alligiance Wilbur Jean AL Report of distress AM hands Financial report Stan Gav lick KWV Dues are due January 1 2012 Agenda Election of new Chmn. All orginizations Projected monuments to complete park 1. US Coast Guard +aux. monument June 6, 2012 2. Iraq War Memorial Nov. 11, 2012 3. Bay of Pigs Monument & Bench * April, 2012 4,Cuba Missile Crisis Monument *April, 2012 5. U.S.Marine Corps. monument August, 2012 6. US Navy Monument 2013 7.U.S. Air Force Monument 2013 8. U.S. Army Monument 2013 Open Discussion Benediction TK MOTION MADE AND SECONDED, PASSED UNANAMOUSLY 1 / K Page 1 of 1 Bobich, Mark From: Balfe, Tom Sent: Monday, January 09, 2012 12:27 PM To: Bobich, Mark Cc: Magazine, Chuck Subject: Veterans Memorial Park I have a quote to add the concrete apron at Veterans Memorial Park. For both sides of the path it will cost $1,925.00. They will form the area provide the concrete and finish the concrete for this price. Tom 1/9/2012 .` Sri t f r . � err �tia +M 'IA + YAW , " " r r dit / t _ St ‘141-er 1 Pk ` ER -- k.! f• ±of e : Boyaito.si Vctcrats Coti,ici Boynton Beach Veterans' Memorial At Veterans' Bicentennial Park Sponsor your Memorial Bricks 0 f � "` < � f Sponsorship - $50.00 per brick, payable with order a r' , Memo rial Bricks - 8" by 8" `, wA Four lines, 14 spaces per line (not letters) ', " Example °f T 0 M K A I S ER R DM U . S . N A V Y A G 7 7 W O R L D W A R I I .te rs C H I N A J AP AN V.: ' Re commend your Name, Rank, Ship, , Division, or Battle Area �,, Y P ORDER FORM Nwr NAME t ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP 404 TELEPHONE PLEASE FILL IN BOXES nom' r. , /:- Please submit to: Tom Kaiser t —1�— °t{ 2050 SW 10 Ct., Bldg. 1, Apt. 119 �- l. Delray Beach, FL 33445 z � �n . - � r J � (561) 276 -1796 Make checks payable to: Boynton Veterans' Council American Legion Posts 164 & 288 Disabled American Veterans 152 Jewish War Veterans Post 440 Korean War Veterans Chapter 17 Veterans of Foreign Wars Posts 5335 & 10150 Sons of the American Legion Post 164