Call to Order
TOWN ATTORNEY 1. Recess for Attorney-Client Session to discuss the pending litigations in the cases styled, Jupiter Tequesta Athletic Association, Inc., v. Malcolm H. Boyle and Jupiter Soccer, Inc., d/b/a Rise FC, and Malcolm H. Boyle and Jupiter Soccer, Inc. d/b/a Rise, FC v. Jupiter Tequesta Athletic Association, Inc. and the Town of Jupiter. # RECONVENE COUNCIL MEETING
Call to Order Invocation; Moment of Silence; and Pledge of Allegiance Roll Call: Mayor Todd R. Wodraska Vice-Mayor Cameron May Councilor Ron Delaney Councilor Ilan G. Kaufer Councilor Jim Kuretski Town Manager Matt Benoit Town Attorney Thomas J. Baird
CITIZEN COMMENTS All Non-agenda items are limited to three (3) minutes. Anyone wishing to speak is asked to state his/her name and address for the record prior to addressing the Town Council. Council will not discuss these items this evening. Any issues will be referred to Staff for investigation; a report will be forwarded to Council; and citizens will be contacted.
MINUTES May 4, 2021 Town Council Meeting Minutes.
PUBLIC HEARING 3. Sandpiper Cove A. Ordinance 10-21, Second Reading– Quasi-judicial - A Planned Unit Development (PUD) amendment to modify the architecture requirements and update the elevations for the multifamily buildings on a 49.4 +/- acre property located on the east side of the intersection of Military Trail and Indian Creek Parkway within Seaplum PUD. B. Resolution 52-21, – Quasi-judicial - A site plan amendment to modify the architecture requirements and update the elevations for the multifamily buildings on a 45.9 +/- acre property located on the east side of the intersection of Military Trail and Indian Creek Parkway within Seaplum PUD. 4. Ordinance 9-21, First Reading, Specialty Hospitals – Applicant initiated zoning text amendments to define specialty hospital; add it to the Medical Center (MC) district as a use by right and the Commercial General (C2), Commercial Office (C3), Industrial High Technology and Employment Center (I4) districts and the Workplace and Institutional subdistricts of the Mixed Use (MXD) district as a special exception use; and provide supplemental regulations. (Second Reading – 6/15/21) [TAB 4] PUBLIC BUSINESS 5.Resolution 53-21, Approving contract award recommendation to Bearing Point Construction, Inc. for Water Treatment Plant Gas Removal Improvements (W1912) in the amount of $204,456. 6.Resolution 54-21, Approving contract award recommendation to Brenntag Mid-South, Inc. for Supplying Liquid Chlorine (W2206A) for Fiscal Year 2022 at a cost of $589.30 per ton. [TAB 6] 7.Resolution 56-21, Approving contract award recommendation to Univar Solutions USA, Inc. for Supplying Sodium Hydroxide (Caustic) to the Water Treatment Plant (W2206C) for Fiscal Year 2022 at a cost of $427 per ton. PUBLIC BUSINESS 8.Resolution 57-21, Approving contract award recommendation to Carus LLC for a three (3) year contract for Supplying Corrosion Inhibitor to the Water Treatment Plant (W2206D) beginning in Fiscal Year 2022 at a cost of $0.443 per pound. 9.Resolution 58-21, Approving contract award recommendation to Tanner Industries, Inc. for Supplying Anhydrous Ammonia to the Water Treatment Plant (W2206G) for Fiscal Year 2022 at a cost of $0.7050 per pound. [TAB 9] 10.Resolution 59-21, Approving contract award recommendation to Florida Design Drilling Corporation for Raw Watermain improvements for Surficial Aquifer (SA) Wells 8A-12A and Site Demolition for SA Wells 6-12 (W1817B) in the amount of $385,000. 11.Resolution 60-21, Approving award of contract EPW 2021-06 Annual Roadway Striping to Southwide Industries, Inc. in an amount not to exceed $126,568.40. [TAB 11] 12.Resolution 62-21, Authorizing the Mayor to execute a letter on behalf of the Town Council relating to Federal Infrastructure legislation funding. 13.Resolution 66-21, Approving award of contract EPW 2021-02 Annual Street Resurfacing and miscellaneous roadway improvements to J.W. Cheatham, LLC in an amount not to exceed $704,593. [TAB 13] 14.Approving the purchase order for Finished Water Blend Box Pump Replacement Parts with Afton Pumps, Inc. in the amount of $102,399. 15. Approving the Town’s 2019-2020 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG Consolidated Annual Performance Evaluation Report (CAPER) Program.
Ordinance 8-21, First Reading, Amending Sec. 9-13 Candidates for Office - changing the dates of the Town's qualifying periods for all elections. (Second reading 6/15/21)
Ordinance 2-21, First Reading, Public Storage Expansion – A Planned Unit Development (PUD) amendment with a request to increase the square footage on Lot 9, allow for an additional driveway to Toney Penna Drive, and waivers for reduced loading space size and drive-aisle width, on a 15.6± acre PUD, known as the Southern Park of Commerce, located at the southeast corner of Military Trail and Toney Penna Drive. (Second Reading – 6/15/21)
Ordinance 11-21, Second Reading, Historic Resources Board Membership – Town-initiated zoning text amendment to Division 19 of Chapter 27 to reduce the size of the Historic Resources Board to five regular members and two alternate members, reduce the number of non-resident and layperson members, and reduce the alternate members term to one year.
Approving appointments to the Town’s Historic Resources Board.
Approving of fee proposal agreement from Song and Associates, Inc. for Architectural and Engineering Services relating to the proposed Town Hall replacement project and authorization for the Town Manager to execute the proposed fee agreement in the amount of $1,357,457
PRESENTATION Strategic Plan Update - Stormwater Utility Short and Long-term Planning.
ROUNDTABLE Medical Marijuana Dispensing Facilities Update – Discussion on a 2021-2022 Strategic Priority to review the issue of medical marijuana in Jupiter.
REPORTS TOWN ATTORNEY TOWN MANAGER TOWN COUNCIL – LIAISON REPORTS AND COMMENTS ADJOURNMENT
May 18, 2021 Town Council
Call to Order
TOWN ATTORNEY 1. Recess for Attorney-Client Session to discuss the pending litigations in the cases styled, Jupiter Tequesta Athletic Association, Inc., v. Malcolm H. Boyle and Jupiter Soccer, Inc., d/b/a Rise FC, and Malcolm H. Boyle and Jupiter Soccer, Inc. d/b/a Rise, FC v. Jupiter Tequesta Athletic Association, Inc. and the Town of Jupiter. # RECONVENE COUNCIL MEETING
Call to Order Invocation; Moment of Silence; and Pledge of Allegiance Roll Call: Mayor Todd R. Wodraska Vice-Mayor Cameron May Councilor Ron Delaney Councilor Ilan G. Kaufer Councilor Jim Kuretski Town Manager Matt Benoit Town Attorney Thomas J. Baird
CITIZEN COMMENTS All Non-agenda items are limited to three (3) minutes. Anyone wishing to speak is asked to state his/her name and address for the record prior to addressing the Town Council. Council will not discuss these items this evening. Any issues will be referred to Staff for investigation; a report will be forwarded to Council; and citizens will be contacted.
MINUTES May 4, 2021 Town Council Meeting Minutes.
PUBLIC HEARING 3. Sandpiper Cove A. Ordinance 10-21, Second Reading– Quasi-judicial - A Planned Unit Development (PUD) amendment to modify the architecture requirements and update the elevations for the multifamily buildings on a 49.4 +/- acre property located on the east side of the intersection of Military Trail and Indian Creek Parkway within Seaplum PUD. B. Resolution 52-21, – Quasi-judicial - A site plan amendment to modify the architecture requirements and update the elevations for the multifamily buildings on a 45.9 +/- acre property located on the east side of the intersection of Military Trail and Indian Creek Parkway within Seaplum PUD. 4. Ordinance 9-21, First Reading, Specialty Hospitals – Applicant initiated zoning text amendments to define specialty hospital; add it to the Medical Center (MC) district as a use by right and the Commercial General (C2), Commercial Office (C3), Industrial High Technology and Employment Center (I4) districts and the Workplace and Institutional subdistricts of the Mixed Use (MXD) district as a special exception use; and provide supplemental regulations. (Second Reading – 6/15/21) [TAB 4] PUBLIC BUSINESS 5.Resolution 53-21, Approving contract award recommendation to Bearing Point Construction, Inc. for Water Treatment Plant Gas Removal Improvements (W1912) in the amount of $204,456. 6.Resolution 54-21, Approving contract award recommendation to Brenntag Mid-South, Inc. for Supplying Liquid Chlorine (W2206A) for Fiscal Year 2022 at a cost of $589.30 per ton. [TAB 6] 7.Resolution 56-21, Approving contract award recommendation to Univar Solutions USA, Inc. for Supplying Sodium Hydroxide (Caustic) to the Water Treatment Plant (W2206C) for Fiscal Year 2022 at a cost of $427 per ton. PUBLIC BUSINESS 8.Resolution 57-21, Approving contract award recommendation to Carus LLC for a three (3) year contract for Supplying Corrosion Inhibitor to the Water Treatment Plant (W2206D) beginning in Fiscal Year 2022 at a cost of $0.443 per pound. 9.Resolution 58-21, Approving contract award recommendation to Tanner Industries, Inc. for Supplying Anhydrous Ammonia to the Water Treatment Plant (W2206G) for Fiscal Year 2022 at a cost of $0.7050 per pound. [TAB 9] 10.Resolution 59-21, Approving contract award recommendation to Florida Design Drilling Corporation for Raw Watermain improvements for Surficial Aquifer (SA) Wells 8A-12A and Site Demolition for SA Wells 6-12 (W1817B) in the amount of $385,000. 11.Resolution 60-21, Approving award of contract EPW 2021-06 Annual Roadway Striping to Southwide Industries, Inc. in an amount not to exceed $126,568.40. [TAB 11] 12.Resolution 62-21, Authorizing the Mayor to execute a letter on behalf of the Town Council relating to Federal Infrastructure legislation funding. 13.Resolution 66-21, Approving award of contract EPW 2021-02 Annual Street Resurfacing and miscellaneous roadway improvements to J.W. Cheatham, LLC in an amount not to exceed $704,593. [TAB 13] 14.Approving the purchase order for Finished Water Blend Box Pump Replacement Parts with Afton Pumps, Inc. in the amount of $102,399. 15. Approving the Town’s 2019-2020 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG Consolidated Annual Performance Evaluation Report (CAPER) Program.
Ordinance 8-21, First Reading, Amending Sec. 9-13 Candidates for Office - changing the dates of the Town's qualifying periods for all elections. (Second reading 6/15/21)
Ordinance 2-21, First Reading, Public Storage Expansion – A Planned Unit Development (PUD) amendment with a request to increase the square footage on Lot 9, allow for an additional driveway to Toney Penna Drive, and waivers for reduced loading space size and drive-aisle width, on a 15.6± acre PUD, known as the Southern Park of Commerce, located at the southeast corner of Military Trail and Toney Penna Drive. (Second Reading – 6/15/21)
Ordinance 11-21, Second Reading, Historic Resources Board Membership – Town-initiated zoning text amendment to Division 19 of Chapter 27 to reduce the size of the Historic Resources Board to five regular members and two alternate members, reduce the number of non-resident and layperson members, and reduce the alternate members term to one year.
Approving appointments to the Town’s Historic Resources Board.
Approving of fee proposal agreement from Song and Associates, Inc. for Architectural and Engineering Services relating to the proposed Town Hall replacement project and authorization for the Town Manager to execute the proposed fee agreement in the amount of $1,357,457
PRESENTATION Strategic Plan Update - Stormwater Utility Short and Long-term Planning.
ROUNDTABLE Medical Marijuana Dispensing Facilities Update – Discussion on a 2021-2022 Strategic Priority to review the issue of medical marijuana in Jupiter.
REPORTS TOWN ATTORNEY TOWN MANAGER TOWN COUNCIL – LIAISON REPORTS AND COMMENTS ADJOURNMENT