DECEMBER 10TH. NO, IT IS MONDAY. IT'S MONDAY, DECEMBER 8TH.
[1. City Manager's Ogening Remarks]
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IT'S 10 A.M. AND WE'RE GOING TO BEGIN THE STAFF AGENDA REVIEW WORKSHOP FOR THE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10TH, 7 P.M. MEETING. SO BASED ON THE AGENDA, WE HAVE CITY MANAGER'S OPENING REMARKS.[2. City Manager Report]
CITY MANAGER REPORT. WE'LL HAVE 2.A, THE BSO MONTHLY UPDATE.2.B, THE INVESTMENT REPORT. AND THEN 2.C, WE HAVE THE 250TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE, A PROCLAMATION REQUESTED BY MAYOR MICHELLE GOMEZ.
GOING ON TO PUBLIC PARTICIPATION, COMMISSION REPORTS.
AND THEN WE'LL GO WITH THE CONSENT AGENDA. 5.A, APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES, WORKSHOP MINUTES.
[5. Consent Agenda]
5.B, APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE OCTOBER 22ND MEETING.5.C, APPROVAL OF THE NOVEMBER 10TH COMMISSION WORKSHOP MEETING.
AND THEN OUR FIRST REAL ITEM, 5.D, A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF TAMARAC AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT WITH DAVID MANCINI AND SONS, INC.. MUSTAFA, DO YOU WANT TO GIVE US AN UPDATE ON THAT? YES. GOOD MORNING. FOR THE RECORD, MUSTAFA ALBASSAM, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SERVICES.
THIS IS AN EMERGENCY CONTRACT WITH DAVID AND SONS, BASICALLY AS NEEDED BASIS.
SO WE HAVE $300,000 SET ASIDE FOR EMERGENCY SERVICES.
SO WE'RE JUST PIGGYBACKING ON THIS CONTRACT. ALL RIGHT.
THANK YOU. 5.E, IS RESOLUTION ELECTING COMMISSIONER MARLON BOLTON AS THE NEXT VICE MAYOR TO SERVE.
KIM, YOU WANT TO JUST GIVE US A QUICK BACKGROUND ON WHEN THE CONSENSUS WAS ACHIEVED? YES, SURE. GOOD MORNING, KIMBERLY DILLON FOR THE RECORD.
CITY CLERK. SO IN NOVEMBER 10TH WORKSHOP, THE CITY COMMISSION GAVE CONSENSUS TO APPOINT COMMISSIONER BOLTON TO SERVE AS THE NEXT VICE MAYOR FOR THE YEAR OF 26. THIS IS A YEARLY ITEM, PER OUR CHARTER, THAT WE HAVE TO ELECT A NEW VICE MAYOR, NO LATER THAN THE THIRD WEDNESDAY IN NOVEMBER.
THANK YOU. KIM. 5.F, IS A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION ADOPTING THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING INCENTIVE STRATEGIES RECOMMENDATION REPORT OF THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING ADVISORY COMMITTEE. SIMONE, DO YOU WANT TO GIVE US AN UPDATE ON THAT? SURE. GOOD MORNING EVERYONE. FOR THE RECORD, MY NAME IS SIMONE FLORES, HOUSING DIVISION. THE AHAC MET IN MAY OF THIS YEAR TO MAKE THESE RECOMMENDATIONS. CURRENTLY, THE CITY HAS FOUR EXISTING RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE HOUSING STRATEGIES, AND THOSE ARE THE, THEY OPTED TO STAY WITH THE EXISTING FOUR, WHICH IS, A, PROCESSING APPROVALS OF DEVELOPMENT ORDERS AND PERMITS, EXPEDITING THOSE. G, THE ALLOWANCE OF FLEXIBLE LOT CONFIGURATIONS, INCLUDING ZERO LOT LINE CONFIGURATIONS FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING.
I, THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A PROCESS BY WHICH LOCAL GOVERNMENT CONSIDERS BEFORE ADOPTING POLICIES, PROCEDURES, ORDINANCES AND REGULATIONS. AND K, THE SUPPORT OF DEVELOPMENT OF NEAR TRANSPORTATION HUBS AND MAJOR EMPLOYMENT CENTERS AND MIXED USE DEVELOPMENTS. THANK YOU SIMONE. AND THIS IS A REQUIREMENT TO BE SUBMITTED TO HUD ON AN ANNUAL BASIS.
IT USED TO BE A TRI ANNUALLY. NOW IT'S AN ANNUAL BASIS.
OKAY. AND IT NEEDS TO BE SUBMITTED BY. BY DECEMBER 31ST.
OKAY. TO THE TO SHIP. OKAY. THANK YOU. YOU'RE WELCOME.
[6.a TR14350 -A Resolution of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, awarding Bid No. 25-24B and approving an Agreement with Alexander & Johnson Project Management and Development, Inc., for the construction of the Westwood Blvd East Roadway and Drainage Improvement Project for a contract amount of $967,318.08; and a contingency in the amount of $96,731.81 (10% of the contract cost) will be added to the project account for a total project budget of $1,064,049.89; authorizing an expenditure from the appropriate accounts; providing for conflicts; providing for scrivener errors; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date.]
25-24B, AND APPROVING AN AGREEMENT WITH ALEXANDER & JOHNSON PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT INC FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE WESTWOOD BOULEVARD EAST ROADWAY AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT. I THINK WE HAVE A PRESENTATION ON THIS ITEM.MUSTAFA. WE DO, AND I APOLOGIZE. JIM IS JUST LOADING RIGHT NOW THE POWERPOINT.
SHE'LL BE GIVING THE PRESENTATION. I JUST WANT TO QUICKLY DESCRIBE THIS PROJECT.
THIS IS ONE OF THE IN-HOUSE DESIGN PROJECTS. SO I'M VERY PROUD OF THE ENGINEERING TEAM FOR TAKING THIS INITIATIVE, FOR DESIGNING THIS PROJECT IN-HOUSE. AND WE HAD WENT AHEAD AND ADVERTISED FOR THIS FOR BID. AND DANIELA WILL GO OVER THE PROCESS.
WHAT WE HAVE DONE AND YOU DON'T HAVE TO PASS OUT THIS.
NO. OKAY, GOOD. ALL RIGHT. GOOD MORNING EVERYONE.
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THANK YOU. GOOD MORNING EVERYONE. AS MUSTAFA SAID, MY NAME IS DANIELA HERRERA.SO AS PART OF THIS PRESENTATION, I'LL BE GOING THROUGH THE PROJECT LOCATION.
I WILL WALK THROUGH A PROJECT OVERVIEW. THEN I'LL DISCUSS WHAT THE PROJECT IS NEEDED.
THEN I'LL BE PROVIDING THE SUMMARY FOR THE BIDS RECEIVED AS PART OF THIS PROJECT.
SO THE PROJECT IS LOCATED WEST BOULEVARD EAST.
IT'S GOING TO THE SCOPE OF THE WORK. IT'S GOING TO BE THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE LENGTH OF THIS ROADWAY.
AND JUST TO PROVIDE YOU A LITTLE BIT MORE GUIDANCE, YOU CAN SEE IN THE TOP OF THE AERIAL YOU WILL SEE MCNAB ROAD, AND TO THE EAST YOU WILL SEE NORTH PINE ISLAND ROAD.
SO THE PUBLIC SERVICES DEPARTMENT, BACK IN 2022, WE DID A CITYWIDE PAVEMENT MANAGEMENT SURVEY TO ASSESS THE PAVEMENT CONDITION THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE ROADWAY SYSTEM OF THE CITY.
AS PART OF THIS ASSESSMENT, WEST BOULEVARD EAST WAS IDENTIFIED AS A FAILING ROADWAY.
AND THIS ASSESSMENT. SO THROUGHOUT THAT ASSESSMENT TO TODAY, THE DEPARTMENT HAS EVALUATED THE CONDITION OF THIS ROADWAY AND WHAT IS CAUSING THE FAILING.
SO AFTER OBSERVATION, IT WAS NOTICED THAT THE REASON OF THE POOR CONDITION OF THE ROADWAY, IT WAS DUE TO DRAINAGE, AND I'LL BE GO MORE IN DETAIL IN THE NEXT SLIDE.
SO IN ORDER TO SOLVE THE ISSUE ON THAT SECTION, IT WOULD NOT ONLY NEED JUST ROADWAY REHABILITATION, WE WOULD NEED TO DO ALSO DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS IN ORDER TO AVOID THAT ISSUE TO KEEP CONTINUING.
SO WE HAVE PROPOSED TO SOLVE THAT ISSUE WOULD BE THE FULL DEPTH RECLAMATION.
THIS PROCESS CONSISTS IN MIXING THE BASE ROCK LAYER THAT JUST A LITTLE BIT MORE DETAIL IN THE PAVEMENT SECTION YOU SEE ASPHALT, BASE ROCK AND SUBGRADE. SO THIS PROCESS ENTAILS INTO INJECTING CONCRETE INTO THE SUBBASE, MIXING THAT ROCK AND MIXING SOME OF THAT ASPHALT TO CREATE A SOLID, A BETTER BASE WHICH WILL BE BETTER RESOLVED FOR LONG TERM SITUATION, LONG TERM CONDITIONS, AND PROVIDE A BETTER STABILITY ON THE ROADWAY.
IN ADDITION, WE'LL BE PROVIDING DRAINAGE UPGRADES THROUGHOUT THIS WHOLE SECTION OF ROAD, WHICH ENTAILS IMPROVING THE I'LL PROVIDE MORE DETAILS IN THE NEXT SLIDE, BUT IT WILL BE HELPING THE WATER THAT IS STAGING IN SOME OF THESE WELLS, GETTING OUT OF THE ROADWAY TO GOING INTO A DRAINAGE SYSTEM. AND IN ADDITION, WE PROVIDING ADA SIDEWALKS IMPROVEMENTS, ESPECIALLY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE INTERSECTION OF MCNAB ROAD AND WESTWOOD BOULEVARD EAST. SO TO THE NEXT SLIDE.
SO THIS PROCESS IS HAPPENING IS BECAUSE ON THAT AREA THERE'S POOR PERCOLATION, WHICH CAUSES THE WATER TO BE STAGING ON THOSE GREEN AREAS RIGHT NEXT TO THE ROADWAY AND CAUSES SOME OF THAT WATER TO BE INFILTRATED IN SOME OF THAT BASE ROCK.
SO THAT'S WHAT'S HAPPENING THAT ALSO AFFECTS THE STRENGTH OF THAT BASS ROCK.
SO IN ORDER TO PREVENT THAT PERCOLATION TO HAPPEN, WE'LL BE PROVIDING, WE WILL BE REWORKING SOME OF THE SWELLS TO GO INTO THE DRAINAGE INLET TO GET IT OUT OF THE ROADWAY. AFTER WE DO THAT, THEN, AS I EXPLAINED PREVIOUSLY, WE WOULD NEED TO DO THE FULL DEPTH RECLAMATION.
SO JUST AT THE EXISTING CONDITIONS, THAT ROADWAY IS NOT SAFE.
IT'S NOT, I DON'T WANT TO SAY IT'S NOT SAFE. IT'S JUST AFFECT THE SAFETY THROUGHOUT OF THE ROADWAY.
AND THE RIGHT QUALITY FOR THE RESIDENTS IS NOT THE BEST.
SO WITH THE PROPOSED FDR, WE'LL PROVIDE A LITTLE DURABILITY.
IT WILL PROVIDE LONG TERM SOLUTION. AND IT ALSO REUSES THE EXISTING MATERIAL THE ROADWAY.
SO THE CITY WENT OUT TO DID A REQUEST FOR BID AND FOR NUMBER 25-24B AND AS PART OF THAT REQUEST TO BID THAT PUBLICLY OPEN REQUEST TO BID. PROPOSED, SORRY, PROPOSAL TO BID.
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WE RECEIVED TEN PROPOSALS THAT WAS RECEIVED ON NOVEMBER 10TH, AND THE LOWEST BIDDER WAS ALEXANDER & JOHNSON PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT INC, WITH A BID WITH $967,318.08. AFTER REVIEW OF THE PROPOSAL, REVIEW OF THE REFERENCES, IT WAS A, IT WAS DETERMINED THAT THEY HAVE THE SKILLS AND THEY HAVE THE QUALIFICATIONS TO PROVIDE THESE TO DO THIS PROJECT.SO WITH THE BID AMOUNT OF BEING $967,318.08, WE ALSO HAVE INCLUDED A CONTINGENCY OF 10%, WITH A TOTAL PROJECT BUDGET OF $1,064,049.89, WHICH THESE FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE ON THEIR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT SW25C, IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,495,532. SO JUST GOING THROUGH THE PROJECT TIMELINE WILL BE GOING INTO CITY COMMISSION THIS DECEMBER 10TH FOR A BIT OF WORK AND AGREEMENT.
EXECUTIVE EXECUTION OF THE AGREEMENT WITH ALEXANDER & JOHNSON ON DECEMBER 10TH.
FROM THAT NOTICE TO PROCEED, THE CONTRACTOR HAS 180 DAYS TO FROM THE START OF CONSTRUCTION TO SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION, WHICH WOULD PUT THAT PUT US IN MID-JULY ON 2026.
IN ADDITION, THE CONTRACTOR HAS AN ADDITIONAL 30 DAYS FROM SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION INTO FINAL COMPLETION, WITH HAVING A TOTAL DURATION OF THE PROJECT OF 210 DAYS.
SO AS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS GIVEN THAT WE'LL BE WORKING ON THAT ROADWAY, THERE WILL BE TEMPORARY LANE CLOSURES, WILL BE COORDINATING CLOSER WITH THE CONTRACTOR TO MAKE SURE THAT ALL RESIDENTS HAVE ACCESS TO THEIR RESIDENCES.
IN ADDITION, THE RESIDENTS WILL BE PART OF THIS PROJECT FOR COMPLETION.
DETOURS WILL BE PROVIDED FOR BOTH VEHICULAR AND PEDESTRIAN ACCESS AS NECESSARY, GIVEN THAT THERE WILL BE SIDEWALK CLOSURES AND SIDEWALK REMOVALS AND RELOCATION AS PART OF THIS PROJECT. SO AS IN AS PREVIOUSLY STATED, THE RESIDENTS WILL HAVE ACCESS THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE PROJECT AND MAKE SURE THAT THAT IT'S A PRIORITY.
AND THERE WILL BE DOOR TACKED AS PART OF THAT EXPLANATION.
PART OF THE ROADWAY, PART OF THE WORK IS HAPPENED WITHIN THE LYME BAY COMMUNITY.
SO WE HAVE HAD AND SIGN OFF ON AGREEMENT WITH THE COMMUNITY.
AND THIS IS THE PICTURE SHOWN THERE. SO AND THERE WHERE THE PROJECT COMING IN AND HAPPENING.
SO, IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE LET ME KNOW.
CORRECT. WHERE IS THAT CURRENTLY LOCATED? IT'S IN THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE PROJECT.
THE PICTURE YOU SAW IN THE LAST SLIDE THAT DANIELLE HAD SHOWN IS THE ACCESS AGREEMENT BETWEEN US, AND THEY HAVE SIGNED IT GIVING US ACCESS TO THEIR PROPERTY TO DEMOLISH AND REMOVE A SIDEWALK.
SO THAT HAS BEEN COORDINATED WITH THE HOA. OKAY.
[6.b TR14353 -A Resolution of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, approving the Agreement for Police Services between the City of Tamarac and Gregory Tony, Ph.D., as Sheriff of Broward County ("BSO"), attached hereto as Exhibit "1", in accordance with the Special Terms and Conditions attached hereto as Exhibit "A", and the Police Services General Conditions attached hereto as Exhibit "B", effective October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2030; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date.]
AND BSO. SPECIFICALLY GREGORY TONY, PHD, AS SHERIFF OF BROWARD COUNTY, I KNOW THAT WE HAD THIS AGREEMENT ON THE COMMISSION AGENDA IN THE PAST, AND IT'S BACK ON FOR NEXT WEDNESDAY'S MEETING.TANYA, DO YOU WANT TO PROVIDE A QUICK UPDATE? YES. TANYA STERN, ASSISTANT TO THE CITY MANAGER.
SINCE THE LAST MEETING, ONE EDIT WAS MADE IN SECTION 10.
THE CONTRACT NOW ADDS THAT THE SHERIFF SHALL PROVIDE A 30 DAY NOTICE TO THE CITY MANAGER FOR REMOVAL PURSUANT TO SECTION A, D AND E. NO OTHER CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE AND THE AGREEMENT REMAINS CONSISTENT WITH THE NEGOTIATED EDITS PRESENTED IN OCTOBER.
THE REVISED CONTRACT IS BEING BROUGHT FORWARD FOR CONSIDERATION AT THE DECEMBER 10TH MEETING.
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COMMISSION? WE DID, HON. SO WE PROVIDED TWO PAGES OF SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN THE CONTRACT CONSISTENT WITH WHAT WE DISCUSSED.AND ALSO WE HAVE IDENTIFIED WHAT SECTION OF THE CONTRACT, WHAT PAGE AND THE SIGNIFICANT CHANGE.
SO THAT WAS INCLUDED AS A PART OF THE BACKUP ITEM.
NO, I'M MORE FROM NOT ALL THE CHANGES, BUT THE CHANGES FROM THE LAST BIT TO NOW.
YES. ASSUME WE'RE TALKING ABOUT JUST THE ONE CHANGE.
YEAH. 30 DAYS, I THINK I SAW SOMETHING ELSE. 15 DAYS THAT.
I DON'T REMEMBER SEEING THAT EARLIER TOO. NO, JUST THE 30 DAYS.
JUST THE. 15 DAYS WAS INCLUDED INITIALLY. YES, YES.
OKAY, DOUBLE CHECK THAT. OKAY. OKAY. NO WORRIES.
ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU. ORDINANCES ON FIRST READING.
[7.a TO2618 -An Ordinance of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, amending Chapter 5 "Buildings and Building Regulations" Article IV "Unsafe Structures" to create Section 5-79 of the Code of Ordinances to establish a milestone inspection process required by Section 553.899, Florida Statutes; providing for codification; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date.]
ITEM 7.A TO2618 IS AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 5, BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS, ARTICLE IV ON SAFE STRUCTURES TO CREATE A NEW SECTION OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES.THIS IS COMING FROM THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT. TONY HAS A PRESENTATION.
GOOD MORNING. FOR THE RECORD, TONY PALACIOS, BUILDING DIRECTOR AND BUILDING OFFICIAL.
THE STATE OF FLORIDA HAS REQUESTED CITIES TO ADOPT AN ORDINANCE REGARDING MILESTONE INSPECTIONS.
THE PURPOSE OF THIS IS FOR TAMARAC TO ADOPT A CITY BUILDING SAFETY INSPECTION PROGRAM, CONSISTENT WITH THE STATE OF FLORIDA AND BROWARD COUNTY BOARDS OF RULES AND APPEALS, POLICY 05-05. TO ENSURE THE STRUCTURAL AND ELECTRICAL INTEGRITY OF BUILDINGS.
I'M SORRY. IT REFERENCES THE FLORIDA STATUTES.
553.899 THE FLORIDA BUILDING CODE OF EXISTING BUILDING, CHAPTER 18.
AND THE BROWARD COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS OF 110.15.
AND THE INTENT IS TO PROTECT PUBLIC SAFETY, LIFE AND PROPERTY, AND QUALIFYING BUILDINGS THROUGH PERIODIC INSPECTIONS AND MANDATORY REPORTING AND ENFORCEMENT CONSISTENT WITH THE STATE AND COUNTY POLICIES.
THE QUALIFIED STRUCTURES ARE ANY BUILDING THAT ARE 25 YEARS OR OLDER BASED ON THE CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY DATE FROM BCPA. THE BUILDINGS THAT ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ARE CONDOMINIUMS, CO-OPS, AND THRESHOLD BUILDINGS.
AND THERE ARE SOME EXCEPTIONS TO THE ACTUAL POLICY ITSELF.
THE LISTS ARE DELIVERED TO US, USUALLY IN THE LAST WEEK OF MAY FIRST WEEK OF JUNE.
AND AGAIN, THE INITIAL INSPECTIONS ARE 25 YEARS AND EVERY TEN YEARS THEREAFTER.
AND THOSE ARE USUALLY DONE BETWEEN THE MONTH OF JUNE AND AUGUST.
THE INSPECTIONS ARE DONE BY A FLORIDA LICENSED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER OR ARCHITECT.
ALSO, WITH THE ELECTRICAL PORTION OF IT IS DONE BY A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER OR ARCHITECT.
THE OWNER ASSOCIATION MUST SUBMIT A SIGNED AND SEALED REPORT WITHIN 180 DAYS OF THE RECEIPT OF THE CERTIFIED MAIL STATING THAT THEIR BUILDING IS DUE FOR INSPECTION. IF AN IF AN EXTENSION IS REQUESTED BECAUSE IT MIGHT TAKE SO MUCH TIME TO DO THE ACTUAL EVALUATION THEY NEED TO SUBMIT A SAFE TO OCCUPY LETTER.
AND, AND BEFORE DECEMBER 31ST OF EACH YEAR, THE CITY OF TAMARAC WILL REPORT TO THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATIONS, THE STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF THE ACTUAL BUILDINGS.
OKAY, SO THIS IS PAGE. NOW. OKAY. SO IF REPAIRS ARE REQUIRED FOR THE BUILDING. THEY MUST START THE ACTUAL WORK WITHIN 365 DAYS.
AND REPAIR PERMITS ARE REQUIRED FOR THESE REPAIRS THAT ARE BEING DONE.
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IN THE TIME ALLOTTED TO THEM, THE MATTER CAN BE REFERRED TO THE SPECIAL MAGISTRATE OR THE UNSAFE STRUCTURE BOARD BROWARD COUNTY.ANY PERSON THAT BELIEVES THAT THAT IS NOT AN ACCURATE REPORT OR ANYTHING, THEY CAN TAKE UP THE PROCESS TO THE BOARD OF RULES AND APPEALS WITHIN 30 DAYS OF THE DECISION.
AND THE BOARD MAY AFFIRM, MODIFY OR REVERSE A BUILDING.
THE BUILDING OFFICIALS RULES AND THE DECISIONS OF THE BOARD ARE FINAL UNDER FLORIDA STATUTE 120.68.
AND THIS IS JUST A LITTLE SNIPPET OF HOW MANY LETTERS WERE SENT OUT TO ALL THESE BUILDINGS AND CONDOMINIUMS. 2023 WAS LIKE A HYBRID YEAR BECAUSE IT INCLUDED YEARS OF THE 40, THE 50, AND THE ACTUAL 25 YEARS.
SO THERE WAS OVER 600 LETTERS SUBMITTED TO ALL THESE CONDOMINIUMS. IN 2024 IS OBVIOUSLY A LITTLE BIT LESS AND 2025 IS EVEN LESS.
SO MOST OF THE BUILDINGS ALREADY HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED OF THESE INSPECTIONS.
AND WITH THAT, I'LL TAKE ANY QUESTIONS YOU MIGHT HAVE.
THANK YOU, TONY. LET ME, TONY THIS ORDINANCE FOCUS ON MOSTLY THE CONDOS AND COOPERATIVE.
THAT IS CORRECT. BUT THAT IS ONLY THE BOROUGH POLICY THAT'S REQUIRING THE COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS.
THE STATE OF FLORIDA ONLY REQUIRES JUST THE CONDOS, CO-OPS AND THRESHOLD BUILDINGS.
AND WE COMPLY WITH OUR POLICY. RIGHT. OKAY. CORRECT.
THANK YOU HANS. ALL RIGHT, SO WE ARE ON TO ITEM 7.B, WHICH IS TO2619.
[7.b TO2619 -An Ordinance of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida, amending chapter 6 of the City's code of ordinances, entitled "Finance and Taxation" and article V entitled "Tamarac Procurement Code", by specifically amending section 6-148 entitled "Exclusions and Exceptions to Bid and Proposal Requirements" to expand the exemptions from competitive bidding process for purchase of film, video and audio services, purchase of goods, equipment and supplies for relief programs relating to natural disasters, and purchase of supplies and equipment made under a sales tax saving procedure constituting part of a construction project; providing for codification; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date.]
THIS IS AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 6, FINANCE AND TAXATION AND ARTICLE V, TAMARAC PROCUREMENT CODE, BY AMENDING SECTION 6-148 FOR EXCLUSIONS AND EXCEPTIONS TO BID AND PROPOSAL REQUIREMENTS.I SEE STEVE IS HERE. DO YOU WANT TO GIVE US AN UPDATE, STEVE, ON THESE CHANGES? YES. JUST ON THE CHANGES THAT ARE BEING PROPOSED.
YES. YEAH. GOOD MORNING EVERYONE. IT'S KIND OF SHORT.
GOOD MORNING EVERYONE. SO THIS ITEM IS FOR SOME CHANGES TO THE PROCUREMENT CODE.
THIS SECTION IN PARTICULAR HAS SOME EXEMPTIONS THINGS THAT DON'T HAVE TO HAVE COMPETITION.
AND WHAT WAS ADJUSTED WAS THERE WAS THREE ADJUSTMENTS.
SOMETHING THAT'S MORE QUALITATIVE AS OPPOSED TO QUANTITATIVE. AND THEN THERE'S TWO ADDITIONS, ONE FOR EMERGENCY PURCHASES AND THEN A THIRD FOR OWNER DIRECT PURCHASES, ESSENTIALLY WHENEVER WE BUY THINGS DIRECTLY AS OPPOSED TO HAVING A CONTRACTOR BUY IT, AND WE SAVE ON A SALES TAX.
SO ESSENTIALLY THREE CHANGES. THEY'RE ALL OKAY CHANGES.
PROCUREMENT HAS NO ISSUES. SO THAT'S A BRIEF UPDATE.
ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU SO MUCH. THANK YOU STEVE.
AND THE LAST ITEM ON THE AGENDA ITEM 8.A IS AN ORDINANCE ON SECOND READING.
[8.a TO2613 - An Ordinance of the City Commission of the City of Tamarac, Florida establishing "Limited Online Sales" as an accessory use in the MU-N (Mixed-Use Neighborhood), MU-C (Mixed-Use Corridor), MU-G (Mixed-Use General), and NC (Neighborhood Commercial) zoning districts; amending Chapter 10, Article 3, Section 10-3.2, entitled "Table of Allowed Uses", specifically Table 10-3.1 : allowed uses for the inclusion of "Limited Online Sales"; and amending Section 10-3.4, entitled "Accessory Uses and Structures", to provide the use-specific standards regulating the "Limited Online Sales" use; and amending Chapter 10, Article 6, entitled "Rules of Construction and Definitions", specifically Section 10-6.2(E), entitled "Accessory Uses", of the City of Tamarac code of ordinances, to provide a definition for "Limited Online Sales"; providing for codification; providing for conflicts; providing for severability; and providing for an effective date.]
IT'S TO2613. THIS IS AMENDING THE TABLE OF ALLOWED USES.SO WE COULD ADD A NEW USE AS AN INCIDENTAL USE, WHICH IS A LIMITED ONLINE SALES USE.
I'M GOING TO OPEN IT UP NOW TO THE AUDIENCE TO SEE IF THERE'S ANY QUESTIONS FROM ANYONE.
NO. SEEING NONE. THEN WE WILL FORMALLY ADJOURN THE MEETING.
UNLESS YOU WANT QUESTIONS. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
MEETING.
* This transcript was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.