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
Resolution 80-21, Approving the Truth in Millage for the preliminary millage rate for fiscal year 2022.
Recognizing Jupiter’s Zion Wright - Qualifying for the Olympics in skateboarding.
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.
June 24, 2021 Town Council Budget Workshop Minutes and July 6, 2021 Town Council Meeting Minutes.
All items listed in this portion of the agenda are considered routine by the Town Council and will be enacted by one motion. There will be no separate discussion of these items unless a Councilor or citizen so requests; in which event, the item will be removed and considered at the beginning of the regular agenda. PUBLIC HEARING 4. Harbourside – CONTINUED TO 8/5/21 A. Ordinance 13-21, Second Reading, – Quasi-judicial -Amendment to an approved Planned Unit Development (PUD) to modify previously approved conditions of approval related to uses, parking, sound, and events; modify the approved events program in place of the outdoor venue designation; provide additional outdoor seating areas on the site; and request additional parking waivers. B. Resolution 84-21, – Quasi-judicial -Special exceptions to add restaurant and bar uses greater than 5,000 square feet and a single use retail or service store greater than 5,000 square feet and less than 10,000 square feet, Site plan amendment to modify existing uses, add medical office and commercial uses at the marina, modify parking and increase outdoor seating areas for both restaurant and bars; eliminate the outdoor venue and modify the events program; and to permit open containers within dockside circle when closed and in any of the pedestrian areas throughout the PUD for a project located at the northwest corner of Indiantown Road and U.S. Highway One on 9.0± acres. # 5. Ordinance 12-21, First Reading, Amending ordinance 30-17, to authorize an additional $25,000 homestead exemption to certain income-qualified senior citizens living in the Town Jupiter. (Second Reading 8/5/21) [TAB 5] 6. Resolution 75-21, Florida Atlantic University John D. MacArthur Campus – Amendment to the existing Campus Development Agreement with the Florida Atlantic University Board of Trustees to extend the expiration date to June 1 , 2022. [TAB 6] PUBLIC BUSINESS 7. Resolution 64-21, Providing for the transfer of jurisdictional control and right of way ownership of Longshore Drive and Northfork Drive public road rights of way from Palm Beach County to the Town of Jupiter. [TAB 7] 8. Resolution 89-21, Approving the lender proposed by the selection committee for Refinancing of the Town’s Series 2005 General Obligation Bonds and issuing Original Issue 2021 Land Acquisition Financing. [TAB 8] 9. Resolution 94-21, Approving a Local Agency Program (LAP) Agreement with Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) for Indiantown Road from US Highway One to A1A. [TAB 9] 10. Approving the use of State Forfeiture funds for a donation to the Jupiter Community High School Criminal Justice Academy in the amount of $1,500. [TAB 10] 11. Kuschel Subdivision Environmental Payout – Consideration of the payment in lieu of preservation on-site for a previously approved Site Plan application for a 20 lot subdivision, to mitigate 0.2 acres of environmentally sensitive land, on 8.5± acres, located at 6270 and 6262 Roebuck Road in the amount of $59,095. [TAB 11] 12. Approving Vice-Mayor Cameron May to be the Town’s Voting Delegate at the Florida League of Cities Annual Conference, August 12-14, 2021 in Orlando, Florida. [TAB 12] 13. Approving award of purchase order to Accelerated Technologies for security camera replacement and upgrades at Jupiter Community Center in the amount of $68,198. [TAB 13] 14. Approving purchase order with Carl Eric Johnson, Inc. (CEJCO) for the supply and installation of a sodium hypochlorite storage and dosing system for the Town’s water utility in the amount of $131,988. [TAB 14] 15. Approving Town Council Second Budget Workshop Meeting, Thursday, August 19, 2021 at 6:30 PM.
Resolution 77-21, Police Department Radio Pole - Quasi-Judicial - Special Exception and Site Plan applications for a radio pole with a waiver to setbacks, located on a 0.8± acre property, on the northwest corner of Marcinski Road and A1A
322 Center Street (The Sims House) – Historic Preservation Grant Program application request of $50,000 for partial reimbursement of the acquisition price of the house.
Generation Church – Historic Preservation Grant Program application request of $98,890 for the circa 1924 historically-designated church (People’s Congregational Church) at 430 Center Street for partial reimbursement of the acquisition price of the historic chapel.
Building Height Standards, second roundtable discussion.
REPORTS TOWN ATTORNEY TOWN MANAGER TOWN COUNCIL – LIAISON REPORTS AND COMMENTS ADJOURNMENT
Jul 20, 2021 Town Council
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
Resolution 80-21, Approving the Truth in Millage for the preliminary millage rate for fiscal year 2022.
Recognizing Jupiter’s Zion Wright - Qualifying for the Olympics in skateboarding.
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.
June 24, 2021 Town Council Budget Workshop Minutes and July 6, 2021 Town Council Meeting Minutes.
All items listed in this portion of the agenda are considered routine by the Town Council and will be enacted by one motion. There will be no separate discussion of these items unless a Councilor or citizen so requests; in which event, the item will be removed and considered at the beginning of the regular agenda. PUBLIC HEARING 4. Harbourside – CONTINUED TO 8/5/21 A. Ordinance 13-21, Second Reading, – Quasi-judicial -Amendment to an approved Planned Unit Development (PUD) to modify previously approved conditions of approval related to uses, parking, sound, and events; modify the approved events program in place of the outdoor venue designation; provide additional outdoor seating areas on the site; and request additional parking waivers. B. Resolution 84-21, – Quasi-judicial -Special exceptions to add restaurant and bar uses greater than 5,000 square feet and a single use retail or service store greater than 5,000 square feet and less than 10,000 square feet, Site plan amendment to modify existing uses, add medical office and commercial uses at the marina, modify parking and increase outdoor seating areas for both restaurant and bars; eliminate the outdoor venue and modify the events program; and to permit open containers within dockside circle when closed and in any of the pedestrian areas throughout the PUD for a project located at the northwest corner of Indiantown Road and U.S. Highway One on 9.0± acres. # 5. Ordinance 12-21, First Reading, Amending ordinance 30-17, to authorize an additional $25,000 homestead exemption to certain income-qualified senior citizens living in the Town Jupiter. (Second Reading 8/5/21) [TAB 5] 6. Resolution 75-21, Florida Atlantic University John D. MacArthur Campus – Amendment to the existing Campus Development Agreement with the Florida Atlantic University Board of Trustees to extend the expiration date to June 1 , 2022. [TAB 6] PUBLIC BUSINESS 7. Resolution 64-21, Providing for the transfer of jurisdictional control and right of way ownership of Longshore Drive and Northfork Drive public road rights of way from Palm Beach County to the Town of Jupiter. [TAB 7] 8. Resolution 89-21, Approving the lender proposed by the selection committee for Refinancing of the Town’s Series 2005 General Obligation Bonds and issuing Original Issue 2021 Land Acquisition Financing. [TAB 8] 9. Resolution 94-21, Approving a Local Agency Program (LAP) Agreement with Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) for Indiantown Road from US Highway One to A1A. [TAB 9] 10. Approving the use of State Forfeiture funds for a donation to the Jupiter Community High School Criminal Justice Academy in the amount of $1,500. [TAB 10] 11. Kuschel Subdivision Environmental Payout – Consideration of the payment in lieu of preservation on-site for a previously approved Site Plan application for a 20 lot subdivision, to mitigate 0.2 acres of environmentally sensitive land, on 8.5± acres, located at 6270 and 6262 Roebuck Road in the amount of $59,095. [TAB 11] 12. Approving Vice-Mayor Cameron May to be the Town’s Voting Delegate at the Florida League of Cities Annual Conference, August 12-14, 2021 in Orlando, Florida. [TAB 12] 13. Approving award of purchase order to Accelerated Technologies for security camera replacement and upgrades at Jupiter Community Center in the amount of $68,198. [TAB 13] 14. Approving purchase order with Carl Eric Johnson, Inc. (CEJCO) for the supply and installation of a sodium hypochlorite storage and dosing system for the Town’s water utility in the amount of $131,988. [TAB 14] 15. Approving Town Council Second Budget Workshop Meeting, Thursday, August 19, 2021 at 6:30 PM.
Resolution 77-21, Police Department Radio Pole - Quasi-Judicial - Special Exception and Site Plan applications for a radio pole with a waiver to setbacks, located on a 0.8± acre property, on the northwest corner of Marcinski Road and A1A
322 Center Street (The Sims House) – Historic Preservation Grant Program application request of $50,000 for partial reimbursement of the acquisition price of the house.
Generation Church – Historic Preservation Grant Program application request of $98,890 for the circa 1924 historically-designated church (People’s Congregational Church) at 430 Center Street for partial reimbursement of the acquisition price of the historic chapel.
Building Height Standards, second roundtable discussion.
REPORTS TOWN ATTORNEY TOWN MANAGER TOWN COUNCIL – LIAISON REPORTS AND COMMENTS ADJOURNMENT