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02-03-1970 Regular Meeting REGULAR MEETING MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE COUNCIL February 3, 1970 A regular meeting of the Miami Shores Village Council was held at 4:00 o'clock p. m. , February 3, 1970, at the Village Hall, with the follow- ing Councilmen present: Mayor Don G. Nicholson Dean R. Claussen Raymond L. Clement Edwin B. Cole Elwood Jones Absent: None Mr. Thomas H. Anderson, Village Attorney, and Mr. John W. McIntyre, Village Manager, were also present. Mayor Nicholson opened the meeting and called upon Mr. Joe Arnold to say the invocation. Minutes of the meeting of January 20, 1970, were approved by motion made by Mr. Claussen, seconded by Mr. Jones and passed. Planning Board minutes. The Planning Board recommended approval on the re-drawn plans of Mr. A. R. Marsico,for an office building to be constructed on Lots 25 and 26, Block 59. The new plan reduced the number of individual offices, increas- ing their sizes and eliminated several of the outside doors. The Council discussed the elevation of the building and questioned its residential aspect. Mr. Claussen moved that the plan be approved subject to installation of a Mansard roof along the entire north and south elevations. Motion was seconded by Mr. Clement and passed with Mr. Jones dissenting. 2/3/70 -2- Report by Mr. Anderson on public hearing notification procedure. It was Mr. Anderson's advice that in cases of comprehensive changes the entire Village should be notified in the bulletin with date of public presentation and subsequently set up the usual procedure for the pro- posed district zoning changes. The Village Attorney further stated that certified mail could be used in lieu of registered mail and that the public meeting should be held jointly with the Planning Board and the Council. Carpet for club house dining room. Mr. Wes Dunaway presented two plans for carpeting the dining room floor, one with a permanent dance floor of teak parquet, 1113" x 18' in the amount of $6, 802. 50, and the other with a dance floor 2216" x 181, in the amount of $7, 002. 50. Mr. Dunaway was asked to call three or four other clubs to check size of dance floors. Club house drainage. Mr. Claussen reported that following the flooding of the lockerroom it had been suggested that if a good drainage system can be installed outside it might reduce the water table near the club house and eliminate a build up of water pressure. The Village Manager presented a plan drawn by the Building Dept. Director which had been approved by Mr. Bergacker, a resident engineer with the City of Miami Beach, and a copy had also been given to Mr. James O. Denham, another engineer living in the Village, for his recommendations. Mr. Claussen moved that the Council approve this plan in principle and that it be referred to the Manager for further report and prices on an automatic pump. Motion was seconded by Mr. Clement and passed unanimously. 2/3/70 -3- Bills. After a review of the current bills they were approved upon motion made by Mr. Clement, seconded by Mr. Jones and passed. Councilman Cole wanted to know where the money will come from for the carpeting and other proposed expenditures. The Manager reported $9100. 00 left in the Country Club contingent account. Refrigerated cooler for garbage at the Country Club. Chef Gil Alexander presented three bids he had secured on the purchase of a refrigerated cooler for the garbage at the Country Club kitchen, as follows: Refrigeration Panels, Inc. $ 1951. 95 Dade Engineering Corp. 2670. 00 International Store Fixtures, Inc. 2194. 00 The cooler made by International Store Fixtures was recommended by the Chef. Mr. Claussen moved that no action be taken on these bids and that the Village Manager be instructed to explore this further with refrigeration companies and visit Mike Gordons Restaurant. Motion was seconded by Mr. Cole and passed. Unfinished Business: (a) School desegregation suit - The Village Attorney reported that the Petition to Intervene filed on behalf of Miami Shores Village and Richard and Anne Piper had been granted, and that he had participated in arguments before Nudge Atkins, and that the Court has postponed the student desegregation plan until September. Mr. Anderson suggested that the Council take political action in this case and 2/3/70 -4- consider passing a resolution and urging our Congressmen and Senators to support such a resolution. Mr. Clement moved that Mr. Anderson be instructed to draw up a resolution asking our Senators and Congressmen to support whatever action comes before them againist the school desegregation plan and send a copy to other municipalities in Dade County and to the Florida League. This motion was u thdrawn. In conclusion Mr. Anderson stated he would write the Council a letter outlining the steps taken in the suit, what further action could be taken and cost. (b) Six-year Capital Improvements Program - no report. The meeting adjourned at 5:30 p.m. Village Clerk APPROVED: Mayor