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06-12-1980 ./\' (.) <J CITY OF EDGEWATER BOARD OF GOVERNORS June 12, 1980 CALL TO ORDER Mr. Wolfe called the regular meeting of the Board of Governors to order at 8:15 P.M. in the Edgewater City Hall. ROLL CALL Mr. Wolfe Mr. Hardock Mrs. Negedly Mr. Nerber Mr. McEver Mr. Dean Mr. Kruse Present Present Present Present Excused Present Excused APPROVAL OF MINUTES Mrs. Negedly made a motion to accept the minutes of May 8, 1980. Mr. Nerber seconded the motion. The motion CARRIED 5-0. OLD BUSINESS Mr. Nerber asked what had been decided about the hole at the bottom of the boat ramp? Mr. Blazi said that he could not even see the hole at low tide. He has had a front loader scoop out the area. Mr. Dean suggested waiting to see if more complaints came in about this. Mr. Wolfe said that he had launched his boat several times and had no problem whatsoever. Mr. Wolfe said that he had checked about the property on Rio Vista and Riverside and according to the attorney the city owns this property. Mrs. Negedly said that Mr. McEver could not attend the meeting, but that he had called her and given her the information he wanted to present to the board. She then said that Bucky had gone and measured the property at Rio Vista and Dixwood on Riverside Drive which is 250' deep by 200' wide which is one and one-half the present size of the park and pier. He also spoke with the City Planner about the grant from the Department of Natural Resources and they have been turned down. He would like to get in touch with the DER and have this area dredged and he would like to apply for a new grant: Mr. Wolfe said that that would be a good idea and suggested that Mr. McEver go ahead with this. Mr. Hardock made a motion that Mr. Hurley reapply for the grant for the new development based on paragraph 3 of the Department of Natural Resources letter. Mr. Dean seconded the motion. The motion CARRIED 5-0. LETTER to Mr. Hurley about this grant. Mrs. Negedly said that Mr. McEver has spoken to the City Clerk about the marathon and it will be held on October 18, 1980. Mr. Herget will take care of all the publicity local and out of town. This will be called the Founders Day Marathon. I The Friends of the Library said they would be more than willing to help with this marathon and they would like to see a parade and would also like the Fire Department sell hamburgers and hot dogs and drinks. - 1 - o <.) Mr. Dean said that he has spoken with Mr. Jim Scott, President of the Jaycees of New Smyrna Beach and Edgewater and they are putting on a race similar to this next month and if their schedule permits they will assist us with people for the race if we need them, unless something else comes up that would hinder them. Mr. Wolfe asked that the 5,000 foot race letter be repeatedly put on the agenda. TABLE letter on 5,000 foot race (Marathon) repeatedly. Mr. Hardock asked recreation fund? if the monies made on this would go into a These monies go into a general fund. Mr. Wolfe asked that a figure of what the city has received from the Community Center, since January to present be researched for the next meeting. .\ J Mr. Hardock said that if this board is going to be working towards good recreation in the city, that in order to motivate the board, they needed to know that these monies will be going for further recreation programs and not into general funds. He felt this money should be used to further the city's recreational facilities, such as lights for the pavillion. ~ The board complemented Mr. Blazi on the job done at the ballfield and the rest of the recreational facilities in the City of Edgewater. Mr. Blazi stated that by this weekend that the pavillion at the ball- park will be ready for people to picnic. - NEW BUSINESS Mr. Wolfe read a letter from the Edgewater Volunteer Fire Department concerning lighting for the new pavillion by July 4th. Mr. Hardock made a motion that Mr. Blazi make provisions or get electrical lights and receptacles over to the new pavillion related to the letter that was sent in. Mr. Nerber seconded the motion. The motion CARRIED 5 - o. Mr. Wolfe said that the board members had studied the supervisors annual pay schedule and that the Supervisor of Parks and Recreation was the lowest paid supervisor in the city. He felt that since Mr. Blazi handles all park and recreation facilities, his salary should be brought up to a comparable figure with Mr. Feeney, Mr. Wadsworth and Mr. Bosse. Mr. Nerber made a motion to request that the council raise the annual salary of Mr. Al Blazi to a comparable figure with Mr. Feeney, Mr. Bosse and Mr. Wadsworth. Mr. Dean seconded the motion. Mr. Hardock suggested that within the last year there is a vast improvement of the city recreational facilities and Mr. Blazi should get a raise based on the performance of his work. Mr. Wolfe suggested that a resolution be written appointing Mr. Blazi as the Supervisor of Parks and Recreation. IB Mr. Nerber amended his motion to say that Mr. Blazi should get a raise based on his performance and that a resolution be written appointing him as Supervisor of Parks and Recreation. Mr. Dean amended his second. The motion CARRIED 5-0. LETTER to council. Mr. Wolfe read part of the minutes of June 2, 1980 concerning outsiders using the park'and pier area and especially the dock area. Mr. Wolfe stated that the Board of Governors has not received a letter from council concerning this matter. He then suggested sending a memo to council directing the City Attorney take any legal,actions concerning this p"roblem. - 2 - o o The board suggested putting parking meters in the park and pier area. There was a long discussion about this matter. Mrs. Negedly asked if the community center had been reserved for June 28th for the Little Miss and Masters practice session? ADJOURN Mr. Hardock made a motion to adjourn the meeting. Mr. Dean seconded the motion.. The motion CARRIED 5-0. Meeting adjourned Minutes submitted by Donna Prevatt - 3 - QUt! of iEilgrwatrf 0 POST OFFICE BOX 100 EDGEWATER, FLORIDA 32032 SUPERVISOR PAY-ANNUAL J. Herget $13,500.00 E. Baugh $14,530.00 incentive $ 1,380.00 $15.910.00 E. Copeland $13,000.00 1. Blazi $ 9,730.00 W. Feeney $13,000.00 T. Wadsworth $13,000.00 K. Bosse $13,000.00 1(.", ," '. .... ~ ~., ~ E ; '. ~ ' I~ 1::. . . ~:J1/93fJ o Th&~ity Attorney read Ordinance 80-0-59 (First Reading) AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 715.00, 715.01, 715.02, 715.03, 715.04 ,.~.')~:~.:""and 716.00 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, 'FLORIDA if~~tFOR THE PURPOSES OF' CLARIFYING THE WORDING IN SAID SECTIONS; REPEALING ,. 'ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; PROVIDING FOR ADVERTISEMENT OF THIS ORDINANCE BY THE CITY CLERK AND PROVIDING'-FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Councilman Astingmade a motion that the Council adopt this Ordinance. Councilman Cameron seconded the motion. Upon roll call the motion CARRIED 3-0. Mrs~ Rich asked the Council if this had anything to do with fences between business and residential areas in the site plans? Mr. Woods said that this had nothing to do with that problem. Vice Mayor Rotundo said that Mrs. Rich should bring her complaint to the Council. Mrs. Rich says she has complained too many times and nothing has been done about it. The City Attorney read Ordinance 80-0-60. (First Reading) . . AN ORDINANCE GRANTING'A CHANGE IN ZONING'ON CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA NOW OWNED BY FRANK HALL FROM ITS PRESENT ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF R-2A TO B-2; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Councilman Asting made a motion that the Council adopt this Ordinance. Councilman Cameron seconded the motion. Upon roll call the motion CARRIED 3-0. OLD BUSINESS None ~ AUDIENCE MISCELLANEOUS Mercedes Hoffma'n, 126 Wi 1 dwood., ta 1 ked to the Council about th'e problem that Edgewater'ci'tizens have encountered when.they .try to 'use: the' Park and Pier, especially when they want to d~cka boat. She feels. that this area should be used by.the citizens of Edgewater that have paid for this area and for the maintenance of.it. She wartted to know if stickers could be issued for residents and out of town cars would be towed away. There should be something we can do to give the residents a chance to use this area. I I I i I I I I ~ I I I i I I .1 I I Vice Mayor Rotundo said that he believed this problem had been called to the attention of the Board of Governors who have responsibility for the Park and Pier. The Council hopes to get some recommendations from that Board on possible solutions to the problem. Mr. Woods said that action preventing out of town people from using the area would be discriminatory. Somewhat like denying Edgewater residents the use of the beach in New Smyrna. The City could get into a lot of trouble. Councilman Asting requested .that the City Clerk send a letter to the Board of Governors asking for recommendations. Other .members of the audience spoke about this problem and suggested possibly charging for th~ use of this area. . . '. . _' . _. ~ . . . f- ," . . -. 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