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Minutes 05-18-76PRESENT CITY COUNCIL ~EETING OF TNE CITY OF BOYNTON , EELD IN CITY ~, T~ESDA¥, MAY 18, 19~6 ~a~or Strnad, Councilman the meetf~$ to ~rder at the last ~8 them to Be re¢,o~aized. O~ be 976, at Be- Be closed enMon- 6-1-76 stated if it from the Been Mr. Harmening moved that the mimutes of Tuesday, May 4, 1976, be'~ . the moiled. PUBLIC AUDIENCE to irequested anyone wishing to address the Council ~forward and state their name and address and business. He received no response. BIDS Au~itorimmSeatim$ - Council cham~ers Mr. Keel referred to.the tabulation sheet and affidavit for the ac, the above. All legal requirements have been on the tabulation sheet, Fred B-~ amd Asso- A~iren~ack were the low bidders; however, they did pe¢ifications. We specified a steel bzck en the bm/rs an themrblds were for plastic backs, therefore they were rejected, This purchase is to-be financed, from account 001t-813-98, au~ he bid to Heywood- He.then showed pictures df' t members. he theme seatm~ he moves to take Mr. Eack seconded the been moved amd Compamyiathe seating im the Council stated he was as he doemn'~ feel the ~ ha~e now is more ~ don't Mrs. to vote no. She told about they don't even have do now. Shs referred to the Council $~$,~0Ois jmst toe they move for t~e question and Mrs. ollows: Ee~ncilmam Earmenimg - No Jackson . Ne - Aye - AYe - Aye M~tion carried to suspend the regmtar order of busimess seconded by Mrs. Jae~en. Motion carried 5-0. -2- MINUTES ~ REGULAR GtTY ¢OUNOIL MEETING MAY 18-, 1976 BOYNTON BEACN, FLORIDA LEGAL Ordimamees -,, 2n~t Reading - PaBlie Heard~ag RE: Bend Reed read proposed Or~ance No. 76-14 by caption only. of this Mr, , 14 on -AYe - Aye - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Ordinances - ,3s~;, Readln~ Propese~ 76-17 - RE: Repealing Chapter 25B, Mr. Reed amd asked Mayer DeLong ~maybe ishes That Chapter full or copy of for anyone ~rs. JackSon requests he informed to pages the length of this proposed ordinance desired him to read it im full. the legal requirements amd Mr. Reed City charter required the reading of ~es must be read twice either in imp6rtaut thing is that a ~file in the City Clerk,s office ordinance. about how many 1 8 per month. Mrs. Jackson ~ the pools who would have was agreed te read this ordimance agreement. Mr. there is abeut 13 ~o read t~is ordinance by -3- GO~NGIL MEETING MAY 1.8,~ 1976 cap%ion only, seconded by Nr. ~ack. Mayer had ~ this ~oard. Mo~iom 5-0. Mr. Re~d then read ~roposed Ordimance Ne. 76-t? By ca~tien only. of it ~e what had ;er- ~e- how ~ - 1~Eo~ CITY C0~CIL ~ET~ BOYNTON BEACE~!!. FLORIDA MAY 18, 1976 Aye - Aye ~ack - Aye Motion carried.mS-1. Other last will acceDt~ ~. Zack stated he ~ he deesn,~ Ne law suit the City was involved He advised that he ~as ~een in City retained abomt the status · move was te get the case dis- so it could he refiled im the commselfer the City i~ Te~as has filed with each eno be~g gramted and the to amend the complaint. The ~t proceed to trial. He referred Texas commsel regardimg exl~mses, · for at least one City official te exceed $3,~08. He is · to enter into ;iatioms f~r f~elS exceed the amount with ge~ to te fmght it. this as been move~ am~ the City Attorney and debt; as enmmerate~ i~ suit. ~c~ stated the attorneys en- case for this time to PUBLIU HEARINGS Pamcel #1 - Use: Rep._~arion Dewey from R 1~ Blvd. -5- ¢OUN¢t~ MEETING 1976 Mayor- DeL mended asked i~ this request, Jam~e Lake 11 that the Planning & Zomiug Beard at a vote of ~-3, recom- speak iA favor of and her address as 30~ Lake Avemue, oBjecti~ms stated at the May ~he t think l~ea~ wasted to put a medical Building has site plaus te shew. The bmildi~g It will he a ua_tuted with of the if there was anyone presemt to speak iA have beem quite a number of favor e~.any ~ retainlAg sa~e. _Mr. Nilliam S.E. would be detriment~ ago ~eed for d amd her address as Council that she was they are not appreciate the ~euncil She lives directly behind where '~uildimg, They have enough vacamt, There seems ~o reasom have the~-zenlmg remain the his ~ame smd his ad~ress, as 2859 the Council that he lives di- Ne feels this his property fomr years ever the world while in the mili- V 't feel it is: right to ha. e commeremal property and they-~en,t feel ~roperty available that has commercial sites, He realizes there is a , e~e when yom ,~eed -6- MAY 18, 1976 CIT~ CO~NOIL ME~TING FLORIDA the C~ Jackson referred to this area coming up several tines in bees turned dowm. it denti~al and additional ¢-1 ~rs accept the recommendation of the Plan- rezoning of the Dewey P~operty Under dis- law saYs, roll ~llows: Motion carried 5-0. Parcel #2 - Applicant: Request: Address: Gity of Bo~nton Beach Rezome to R-lA from CO - Correct Zoming Nap 1212 N. W. 1st Street Mayor DeLeng amnounced the recommendation from the Pl~img & Zoning Beard was te a~prove ~his by a vote of ?-0. Nr. Kohl read the review of thms applmcation from the minutes ef the Pl~ing & Zoning Board meeting. Mr. Zack moved to accept.the recommendation of the Planning & ~(ming Beard te rezone to R,1A from CO ~o correct ~he zoning map. M~s. Jackson seconded the motion. ~o.-discmssien, Motion carrie~5-O. Parcel~5 - Abamdemmemt of Easement Applicant: Palmland Development Corp. Mr. Kohl read the review of this application from the minutes cuttin~ the ~nsityslightly in this ~area. Mrs. Jackson moved to ~ the recemmendatie~ of the Plam- ~he easement on the applica- nt. Zack seconde~ the motion. Mrs. Jackson asked the record to show that a 'substltut~ easement was goimg ia there. Motion carried 5-0. Resolution 76-~ - Special Assessment- Paving N. ~. ?th Ct. from N. W. ~th Ave. to a POint 200 ft. North of N. W. 10th Avenue MINUTES - REGULAR CITY CGUNCIL NEETING MAY 18, 1976 BOYNTON BEACH-, FLORIDA Mr. Kehl informed the Coumcil that this street has Been ia. debate fer the past years. Wh~en it first came to his attention he te Daws this street; but , many ~ople did net want it the hiatus .for letting it slide that every, street that is shell It is a start ferward. They are geing with 7th Ct. They are Ritece ~ of of this asked if anemone 9 preperty Old request from ;t. [aFor of paving N. '1//. ?th and llve Mayer a City te of this im- te cities, but deesn te theme pee.ple. E~ Be opened. Mr, Kohl agree~ and fer their streets. Mr. e pay. O11 La~_rel the road petition was presented was paved, everyone has was net finished. He ~er most ef the ~reperty owners sewers were installed in the sewer c*ntracter ~ackfilled At the same time, the sewer cou- the streets previously pawed. was topped with new neces- ?th $~. !~id for -8- ~ COUNCIL ME TING~ MAY 18, 1976 BOYNTON BEACE, tabled because not a maj~ , of the property owners had signed cheaper then. There · owners about the dust. put on the street and ~ the street. copy of [. and the He He ex~laine~ these to lower au~ raise expense of draw- strmight asked haYe for ~.extra theirta~ Mr, and do mot road they that will hen,:fit improvements - Build- ~oa.rd courts, or by taxes. ~tated so the t~ame or personally for to the City owning 3 to 4 acres of of Laurel Hills on the camal. The boat ramp, etc. there. Ne re- this new park and how a lot eT want If the City for the else, the like to aSked if tko road MINUTES - REGULAR~GIT¥ GGUNCIL NE~.TING NAY 18, 1976 BOYNTON BF~CH, FLOt~IDA Base ~as sufficient to about if it was out the job Mr. Werger was ~alk- holes on if this 1°w re- Mayor BeLong asked and Mr. in ~ther taken the money for their ~ing, e the is sea, se tO t~e se~ers and t~ey if that job. and 7~ ~hen fe~ in Se $~50 engineering this and asked factual. Mr. Clark replied tory, ca~ Be used om the They ~'t be __ ~rative 2hat his bids from the ~ not a~ overlay. that street ~ etc. and there was l" of Kohl. reDlied a~d h~ aa~ess as 603 N.E. bUt it ~ buy his year. interim ~eturned. Back Hall requesting MINU~E$ - REGU~.A~ CITY COONCl~ MEETING MAY 18, 1976 BOYNTON BEAOH, FLC~tDA letter from Mr. Kohl requiring payment withi~ 9~ days. He brought them he was em the sewer az~ we~ Now, he is told he has to pay $575 for a te rm~ b~ out of town. He ~as to ] tennis and like the plied that be Believed this o Kohl. time live He is en the sewer Mayer DeLe~ re- be recomcile~ with Mr. that He did not have the memey beisg able to~ ~e mo~~ ~y Young facies for ~atCl ~ address as 1103 a paid Mr. a~ drive on he does mot, see: the street, ha~ poin$ well ?th Ct. much this. woul~ a $1 for a st for and every and his ad~ress as ?03 N. W. the Com~ci~ realized how live there. Ne lives on property is worth; If yeu pay ca~ move a let of,~laces about this for 2 to 3 years ~itioms. He is just like $1,700 for a stree$. Mayor understood bis f~elimgs. 7th Ct. the ~etitiom Kohl later they will get a Beach a~d respe~ believedevery feelings. her mame and-her a~Lress assN. W. did mot make sense. ~he took amd was im-touchiw/mth Mr. got a light a~dsoener or r are citizens of Boymton Mayor DeI he was their Mr. Zack referred to talkiz~ about resmrfac~g amd asked if they went back a~d .made repairs ¢omstantl2 replied: yes, it was their ~bligation. Ee was a different situatio~ tham last week as there was only one objector last week. -1I- ~ES - REGULA_~ CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, F~ORIDA MAY !8, 1976 6-1~76 6-1-76 Strnad stated he cout~n't possibly eonceive ef such a the, esti- to be this difference? that he thought Nr. Werger and Putting om overlaY. Ee I ef the City Nanager amd the City not sufficient and he elevated to. take care eould get it for $5 Mrs. Jackson referred to tow~ that are just a all these people have ~ to build a new road. this tabled andhave She given by Mr. Werger Engineer. people are in Mr. Harmeming s~ate~ tha~ right. To do the ~ years. Ee stated.~e is like to see ,~the[figures ~ the the S %Ll~ e a asse~smen~ ' these He no either by duty to and people a they If it, but and the Jackson moved to forge' let it go as thing for the- stated this being · ~ayer Period of time should be included. -12- HIN~TE~ - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETIN~ BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 18, 1976 At this extend reeeived dress the prepriate time. , DeLeng announced that he womld like to am~ referred to having like to ad- p~esent at the ap- Public ~mdie~ce the ef W. as 1117 He was here re- mire inte two lives A~enae en There is a strlp condominiums. This strip of tract. It is ~7~. I~Nevem- perties teek title. Under the ~ for ¢-1 and' '~ it was pre- 6-1-76 had in the Villager license. to o!~e~ -13- MI2~JTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~EETLNG BOYNTON BEACH,, FLORIDA 1976 Mrs. Jackson stated she was a little confused.a~d referred te the foctage ~etween eno ~laee and the ~ermit ~he. re- stated ~ was s feren~ 3 ,~trnad explained ~ the Mr. 3trnad eeutd~ rest howling LEGAL (Continue~) to revert back to the regular order of by Mr. Eack. Notion carried 5,0,~ ~mem~ment to :Zo~ia$ ~lassificatiom, this to-Be a ~ s: to mit° Mrs. Jackso~ have the permit zoning. ~ in the City, of emterprise to be 22n~ Avenue and Roate He sf the sign~ He ef the sign advertising as This is a con- from what is permitted in NOwhere im thc.code can he fle~ market. camaot interpret As long as it is not a permis- City Manager n~t to issme a building per- ~amendthat particular markets. the City N~ager to £er this type of to t~aend~ tO tri~ken 6-1-76 MINUTES - REG~LAR~CITY COUNCIL MEETING ~Y 18, 1976 BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Under discussion, tied ad to Ci~ Harmening stated he didn't Believe C-3 look car- present that he was sure t~e the contemplate this. Mr. zone t~is out of the Gity~ Mrs. Jackson ~he understood the flea marke~ sig~was taken · a~d,in~ermed billboard the same ad, J. C~, Park C~ deeg .referred to reading recently im the paper where deeded 100 acres of land on Lake Rogers by to send notice again, not property: south of Grant,s. a with Boca Raton where will a~ easement. That p~e of lamd ~'s is swampy, so in order to make a trade, they lines down to that parcel that is south of There is no reason why they shomld not have this Ne womld call their attention to Boca ·here is a place for their spoil south of Gramt's. f~r ~ ~e Mr. He is the.attached letter from the Cemetery that the Cemetery Board years and have performed a worthwhile service to o£Boy~ton Beach. Mrs. Padgett informed th~m that had requested to speak on this~subjeet. Farringten stated his name and his address as 145-A He informedthe Eouncii he was here as a private of High Point #2 Board. oma of the selling points of Nigh Point being the adjacent cemetery. New they are pes- ~he i~a of this mausoleum. He think~ a mausoleum He has talked to Mr. Hurford several ~mmes and the is beautiful, but he doesn't think this is the area He hear~ the ~all park may he phased eu~ for the is a crime to place a beautiful like this back to back to a ball park. Mayor DeL~ng -15- MINUTES - REGUT.AW CITY COUNCIL ~EETIN~ BOYNTON BEACH, FL0~IDA MAY 18, 1976 informed him that eventually the cemetery will remai~ and what would be phased out would be ' are trying There, are 35 acres for ~hat- In reference to the reason. Right not aeem %e Be a valid two.story Be a ereditte %hat location. would be Nr. he has the Cemetery Beard given every consider- mee~s this amd he womld this effect, clarified that it was er to implement for the construe- Nfs. Jackson stated cemetery amd · beautlfuladditiom te he could see im the there. This was dis- took the~following vote Councilman Harmenimg - Aye Ceumc~wom~ Jackson Aye Councilman. Str~aa Z Aye - Aye Aye Mo. tion carried Terms of Office for the Ma~or Mr. Zack submitted a motion to the Council directimg the City Attorney te ;a Ballet for referendum including in the office .for two consecutive terms will be permitted for the cont of his programs. Mr. Strnad seconded the motion. Mayor DeLeng clarified that it had been moved a~d seconded to directethe City Attorney in the preparation ef the -16- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 18, 1976 ref and Mr. it would be rte include in the runnimg of office of the that the camuet serve ledger than Netlon ! W±thMrs. Jackson clarified that year Mayor DeLomgasked if with amd a resclutio= Harmening. No discussion. Request of PublicDefenders -(Tabled) had been complied ~ to draft Mr. NE~ B~SINESS Discuss Abandonment of Streets Mrs. Jackson referred te develeDers asking the City to aba~- don streets smd explained how it had been done. She stated she didn't think itwas fair to the taxpayers, She thinks a developer should have to pay for the road. Mrs. Jackson moved to have the City Attorney come back with a~ ordinance that %he City would be reimburse~, seconded by Mr. Harmening. Mayor DeLong clarified that it had been moved and seconded to instruct the City Attorney to..come up with some type ef policy where any land abandoned would be sold. Under discussion, .Mayor DeLong referred to the law stating it reverts to the peeDle from the center line. The ~ can research this. He referred to this happen- am~how he couldn't understand why they were giv- s~Jacksen agreed and explained how developers smd it was omly to make money for them. Motion ADMINISTRATIVE Consider Request of Mr. Robert R. Kipp Mr. Kohl read the attached letter dated April28, 19~6 from Mr. RD~ert R. KIPS, Partner, ~ulfstream Nell. He advised that he turned this ever to the ~gineering amd Utlities Departments and he read ~Mr. Cessna's attached memo dated May ~, 1976, in rep~y. :?~]~ added that-he concurred %~th She figures and recommendation of the ~tility Director. -17- MINUTES - REGUL~ CITY COUNCIL MEETING MAY 18, 1976 BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA ~rs. Jackson moved to accept the recommendation of the Utilities Director a~d Mr. Kohl,~ Mayor DeLo~g clarified that it,,had h~ ~cept the rece.~m.~.endation relative te the Center per t~e eommun~catie~ reeeive~ from the Ut~ties Director and in~truct the City. Manager to proceed under the terms set forth. Under discus was going to him.that he has hee~ in tomch with them a~d they cencmr. Motion carried 5-0, of Mr, Anthony J. Canon, Chief ExecmtiYe Mr. Kohl read the attached letter dated May 14, 1~76~ from Mr. Cauon. Ne ,added that Mr. Gano~ would like thi~ ratified at this meeting; ~yor DeLong announced a cation o~ same. Mr. ~ack Mayor DeLong clarified that ratify app~reval te construction of of the residue solids from Metio~ carried 5-0. would ~e in order for ratifi- ~eeonded by Mr. Narme~g. been moved and seconded to advertisements for bids for pipe line amd~ disDosi~E Ne ~ise~sion. Reeei~ o£ ,Resi$natien from Mr. Marti~ J. Bar~iu (Bal. of Adj. ) Mayor announced a motion was in order to accept the Warmening. , No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. A~eint Nosher te Board of AdSmstment to Repl~ee M~,. BarW~m The ~ not Dre~ared a~d Mr. Zack moves to seconded by Mr, 8t~nad, Motion New Lice~se - Wi~m Dixie ~,the Council 2h~2 th~ was a~new application He added that the lecation does eom- zoning ordinance. , Mrs. Jackson moved to Mayor for W d' way. No lscu~sion. seconded by Mr. Zack. be~n moved~aud see*nded te package 'sales only Federat~ Nigh- Motion carried 5-0. -18- MINUTE~ - ~ CITY COVNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEAOE, MAY 18, 1976 Appl±cati~n to Solicit - Cline-Pautsch American Mr. Kohl ~rmed the Council that everything was in order. Mrs. grant solicit to~ the Clime- No discussion. ~e¢onde~ by Mr. Narmening. A~proval o~ Bit, ls~ Mr. Kohl read: %he following bills for approval: Earl Pay from budgeted fumds ~30-~21.51 Price hid on 4/10/75 Pay from budgeted funds 001-851.30 Approve~ by City Manager ~nthia Lewis Server 'at senior Citizens Club - 2 weeks Pay from Federal Revenue SharingFmnd 020-880 Ordinance #73~15, passed 5/15/75 e Isiah A~drews Driver ifor~Senior Citizens Club - 2 weeks Pay fromFederal Revenue Sha~ing~ 020-880 Ordinance ~73-15, passed 5/15/73 2,221.50 96.00 90.00 Mr. Kohl noted that the bills describe~ have been approved and vet. ff~ by the department heads involved; checked-and ap- proved for payment by i~ance Director; funds are avail- able in their respective ; and he recommends payment of these hills. Mrs. Jackson moved to pay the bills, seconded by Mr. Narmening. Motion carried 5-0. Mrs. Jackson moved to adjourn, seconded by Nr. Harmen~g. Motion carried 5-0 and the meeting was properly adjourned at 9:50 P. M. -19- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETIN~ BOYNTON BEACH, FLOI~IDA 1976 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA ATTEST: City Clerk Respectfully submitte~, Recording Secretary (Three Ta~es) C TY : BOYNTON BEACH April 29, 1976 Hon. Joe DeLong, Mayor City of Boynton Beach, Florida Dear Mr. Mayor: Thank you for your letters to Mr. Richard Vastine and the Presi- dents of the High Point associations. I have met-with a fow of the residents in three different meetings and found them to be courteous and attentive. My personal opinion is that they are not so much against the proposed mausoleum, per se, but angry about the ball park, 1-95 Interstate, widening of 15th Avenue and South Seacrest Blvd., and disruption of everything in general caused by the pro- posed construction, as well as the alleged misinformation from the developers of High Point. I found, in my opinion, most of those persons attending were victims of misinformation and prejudice. As mentioned before there was a small attendance at the meetings, actually, in my judgment, a few persons acting in their own inter- ests and not for the majority, a case of the "tail wagging tho dog." One person suggested purchasing lan~ west of town for a mausoleum alone, and others a purchase of another cemetery site west of town, not considering that such a proposition would need a minimum of forty (40) acres and require hundreds of thousands of dollars to purchase and deve!op~ It seemed to me that a substantial amount of conjecture was rampant. Actually, when the present cemetery is filled up, the then sitting Council may decide to call a halt to further additions. In review, the proposed mausoleum would take up the space of 214 grave sites and provide 640 crypts and 472 niches (for cremated persons). The mausoleum would require less maintenance and in- crease the present interment time from approximately 15 to 22 years and create a total minimum of $500,000 as a Cemetery Trust Fund (after capital improvements). A worthy project beyond those planned for Boca Raton, Lake Worth and Delray Beach. There would be no need for the City to finance any part of the proposition, as I have received assurance from a county lending institution that it would finance a 5-year loan in the amount Hon. Joe DeLong -2- April 29, 1976 of $150,000. With $100,000 from our present Trust Fund and the $150,000 loan, a grand total of $250,000 u on Council's approval, wou]~ ~-~ ..... ' ~ p your and the ....... u~ ~ne package. The Cemetery Board has studied the proposition very carefully before making its recommendation to you and your Council. Any further questions you may~have, you may call upon us. Respectfully, Edgar D. Hurford Chairman City of Boynton Beach Cemetery Board ~. cc Cemetery Board File ) ,~t~k o~[~ SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL WASTEWATER k~['6~k~ ~-~ TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL BOARD ~OARD c~ cou~ct~ ~s~so~ ~HONY J. ~0~, P. ~. May 11, 1976 To: F. Kohl, City Manager, Boynton Beach, Fla. J. E. Mariott, City Manager, Delray Beach, Fla. Re: Advetisement for Bids. Dear City Managers: On April 29, 1976 the South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Board voted unanimously to approve pro- ceeding with advertisements for bids for construction of the Facility, effluent pipe line and disposing of the residue solids from the Facility with bids to be received on June 15, 1976 at a Board special meeting. Please take appropriate action to have your Ci~y-Counci! approve of said action. cc.: SCRWTD Board Respectfully Submifited, Anthony J~. Canon C. E.O. , SCRWTDB Frank Kohl City Manager May 4, 1976~ Gulfstream M~lt~'' Shopping Center I have reviewed the let%er and dra~ings as submitted byMr. Kippd by his letter of April 28threlabive to the~tfstre~mMall Shop. know ti{at we do not have ~ny collection system in the area there to pick np sewa~eJ .I do know that when the time comes..to b~ild the proper size pumping station in this area, thepumpmng station alone will co~t in the neighborhood of $30,000, excluding the cost of a piece of land to put i~ on. The figures that M_r. Kipp gives for our additional costs, I believe, are somewhat 10w. It is my opinion that to increase the depth of the pumping station and increase the size to adequately take care of the area involved, it would probably be another $10,000 to $!3,000. This means that the City, for approximately $15,000 added to what Mr. Kipp would advance, could have a pumping station and a force main for $15,000; whereas, if we would had to put in the whole thing ourselves, we would have approximately $30,000 in the~ pumping station and another $17,000 or $18,000 in the force main to carry it to System 21. If money is available, it would seem to me that it would be a tre- mendous savings to the city for an installation that would be avail- able to serve this so~th area. Please note one thing; that is, this does not include the cost of a collection sys%emwhich must be built in any case. I have no figures available on what the collection system wilt cost. PAC :bt Gb~LFSTRE~2~ ~L OFFICE .2514 N. W. 2nd Avenue Boca Raton, Fla. 33431 Phone: 392-1450 APR 91976 April 28, Mr. Frank Kohl,. City Manager City of Bolrnton Beach P. O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, Florida 33435 Ref: Gulfstream Mall Shopping Center Wastewater Disposal Dear Mr. Kohl: With reference to your letter of September 12, 1975, and our ._~ngineered drawings, copies of which are enclosed, we would like to Lake the following proposal for the consideration of the City. The above indicates we will dispose of the shopping centers waste- water by our own installed and maintained pump station through a six inch (6") P.V.C. force main on site crossing our property and a six (6") inch cast iron pipe off site as this main crosses Old Dixie Highway and the Florida East Coast Railway right of way to pick up your manhole in the unpaved portion of 34th Avenue which finally carries the ~raste to your pump station %21. The master plan for the city's future wastewater system indicates a sewer system nineteen (19), (see attached Exhibit A and B) serving property east of Old Dixie 'Highway, the Gulfstream Mall property and property north of the Mall to System Eighteen (18). A pump station %19 is indicated i~mediately north of our pump station pumping through a force main west across Old Dixie Highway and the railroad and also termi- nating into System twenty-one (21). When the City decides to expand its wastewater system at this point it will have to obtain property for the -~ift station, install a new station, and obtain easements to connect to our force main. In view of these conditions we propose the City pay the difference between our private lift station and the greater capacity station they would require and the difference in the cost of the 700 ft. of 6 inch P.V.C. force main pipe and the 6 inch cast iron pipe the City would probably require for their permanent installation. We will give cont. page ,he City all 'the permanent easements necessary for-the pump station ~nd . the force main and donate our p rtl.on, of the.system1 to' them. For a very small investment at this time t~e City would have t~e 1/eart of an other-- wise expensive project completed. ;~-; . Our estimate of the additional cost to the City is indicated below. This is just our estimate and should be substantiated by Russell and Our cost of the Lift Station is $17~000.00. Th~ City's additionaI cost estimate .Our cost of the 6" 'force main is $15,717.00. The City's additional cost estimate Total City additional investment to establish wastewater system No. 19 $3,000.00 2,000.00 $5,000.00 Yours very truly, GULFSTREAM MALL RRK/j c Encl. ii UL Ocr lq'lq . : ;LEGEND EXISTING CiTY L1MJ/S EXISTING b~rATION$ ] EXISTING SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT - EXISTING FORCE MAIN EXISTING INTERCEPTOR RECOMMENDED BOUNDARIES COLLECTION SYSTEMS RECOMMENDED PUMPING STAT IONS -----0---- RECOMMENDED MAJOR INTERCEPTOR SEWERS RECOMMENDED SEWERAGE SYSTEMS EXISTING SEWERAGE SYSTEM AT£~ FIGURE 8 6858-Sg--Sg -!