TOWN OF MELBOURNE BEACH
MINUTES
TOWN COMMISSION - REGULAR MEETING
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June 25, 2003
7:00 p.m.
COMMUNITY CENTER
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A regular meeting of the Town Commission of the Town of Melbourne Beach, Florida was called to order by
Mayor Crispen at 7:00 p.m. on Monday, November 25, 2002 in the Community Center. Mayor Crispen also led
the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
Present:
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Mayor Crispen
Vice Mayor Smith
Commissioner Price
Commissioner Walters
Commissioner Wilson
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Others Present:
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Town Attorney Gougelman
Town Manager Hoskovec
Police Chief Loizzo
Finance Manager Matthews
56 members of the public
Town Clerk Masny
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I. CHANGES TO THE AGENDA.
Town Manager Hoskovec requested that agenda item III. B. be removed from the agenda. The Town Commission
requested Agenda Items II.B. and II. C. be addressed after the Proclamations and Awards and the recess.
II. PRESENTATIONS BY SPECIAL GUESTS:
A. PRESENTATION OF CHECK TO TOWN OF MELBOURNE BEACH FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF THE
MELBOURNE BEACH MUNICIPAL PIER BY JERRY SANSOM, COMMISSIONER OF THE FLORIDA
INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT.
Jerry Sansom, Commissioner of the Florida Inland Navigation District presented the Town with a check in the amount
of $136,500, the grant amount received from the District for the reconstruction of the Melbourne Beach Pier. Mayor
Crispen and the Town Commission thanked Commissioner Sansom and the Florida Inland Navigation District for the
grant award.
III. PROCLAMATIONS AND AWARDS:
A. AWARD OF MELBOURNE BEACH POLICE OFFICER OF THE MONTH FOR MAY 2003.
Police Chief Loizzo presented Officer Matthew Smith, Melbourne Beach Police Officer of the Month for May 2003.
B. RECOGNITION OF RETIREMENT OF EDWIN “TEX” DOWNS FROM THE TOWN OF MELBOURNE BEACH.
This agenda item was removed at the beginning of the meeting.
C. PROCLAMATION CELEBRATING THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE MELBOURNE BEACH VOLUNTEER
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Mayor Crispen read a proclamation in honor of the 50th Anniversary of the Melbourne Beach Volunteer Fire
Department and presented a plaque to the members of the Fire Department and Corporation for the occasion.
Mayor Crispen called a recess at 7:21 p.m. and called the meeting back to order at 7:41 p.m.
II. B. PRESENTATION OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS BY DEBBIE BRADLEY OF HOYMAN, DOBSON AND
COMPANY, P.A., CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.
Debbie Bradley of Hoyman, Dobson and Company, P.A. presented the Town’s Financial Statements for fiscal year
ended September 30, 2002. Ms. Bradley introduced Tim Galaida, who preformed the audit for the Town. Ms. Bradley
answered questions of the Town Commission regarding the audit.
Mayor Crispen opened the meeting for public comment on this agenda item. There was no public comment.
VICE MAYOR SMITH MOVED, SECOND COMMISSIONER WALTERS TO ACCEPT THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 2002 AS PRESENTED.
VOTE: ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
II. C. PRESENTATION BY PATRICK DOLAN, FOSTER & FOSTER REGARDING A
PROPOSED CHANGE TO POLICE PENSION FUND BENEFITS.
Patrick Dolan with Foster & Foster introduced himself to the Town Commission and explained the current
police pension benefits and explained a proposed change to the health insurance supplement, which would
include anyone who reaches normal retirement age of 55 or 10 years’ of service. Mr. Dolan stated that the
change will not penalize those who retire earlier than 20 years’ of service. Mr. Dolan stated that the benefit
change will cost the Town approximately $4,400 per year.
Commissioner Walters commented that the Town recently had a 3-year performance review of the retirement plan
and asked Mr. Dolan to discuss how well the plan has done over the last three (3) years. Mr. Dolan referred this
question to Lieutenant Haran who discussed the performance evaluation and the conclusion of the study was that
the overall performance of the fund was 2.47 percent of 2.5 percent averaged over the three (3) years
Mayor Crispen clarified that the change in the Police Department retirement benefit is to simply make the same
health insurance benefit available for those who retire after 10 years’ of service as is currently available to those
who are employed for the full 20 years. Mr. Dolan stated that this is the proposed change.
Mayor Crispen asked Town Manager Hoskovec what is required for this change and Town Manager Hoskovec
reported that this action will require an ordinance change.
Commissioner Price stated that this would mean an additional premium cost to the Town of $4,400 per year, based
on the 2002 cost and asked if the cost is an increase in the cost of the payroll? Mr. Dolan agreed that the cost
would be a percentage of the payroll. Commissioner Price commented that every police officer will not retire from
the Town and asked if the fund could accumulate in excess of the cost in terms of payout and asked if the Town
could benefit from this? Mr. Dolan stated that State law says that the Town cannot take funds out of the pension
fund unless the fund is terminated.
Commissioner Walters commented that this pension fund is not all Town money, the police officers contribute to
the plan also.
Mayor Crispen asked for public comment regarding this agenda item.
Brent Peoples, Chairman of the Police Pension Fund Board of Trustees stated that the board discussed this
amendment and voted to bring before the Town Commission for consideration.
COMMISSIONER WALTERS MOVED, SECOND VICE MAYOR SMITH THAT THE TOWN COMMISSION APPROVE
AMENDING THE RETIREMENT ORDINANCE ELIMINATING THE TWENTY YEAR REQUIREMENT FOR RECEIVING
THE BENEFIT SUPPLEMENT AND PROVIDING THE $10 PER MONTH PER YEAR OF SERVICE BENEFIT
SUPPLEMENT TO ALL MEMBERS WHO RETIRE UNDER THE NORMAL RETIREMENT PROVISIONS ON OR
AFTER OCTOBER 1, 2002.
VOTE: ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
IV. CONSENT AGENDA:
A. ACCEPTANCE OF RESIGNATION OF CHRISTOPHER ADAMS FROM THE CIVIL SERVICE BOARD.
B. REAPPOINTMENT OF ROBERT MIRITELLO FROM THE ALTERNATE #1 POSITION ON THE CIVIL
SERVICE BOARD TO A REGULAR MEMBER ON THE CIVIL SERVICE BOARD WITH A TERM THROUGH
JULY 19, 2004.
COMMISSIONER PRICE MOVED, SECOND COMMISSIONER WILSON TO APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA,
ACCEPT THE RESIGNATION OF CHRISTOPHER ADAMS FROM THE CIVIL SERVICE BOARD AND REAPPOINT
ROBERT MIRITELLO FROM THE ALTERNATE #1 POSITION ON THE CIVIL SERVICE BOARD TO A REGULAR
MEMBER ON THE CIVIL SERVICE BOARD WITH A TERM THROUGH JULY 19, 2004.
VOTE: ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
V. TOWN BOARD APPOINTMENTS:
A. CONSIDERATION OF APPOINTMENT OF LISA FARRALL TO THE CIVIL SERVICE BOARD WITH A
TERM JUNE 25, 2003 THROUGH FEBRUARY 20, 2006.
Lisa Farrall, 413 Magnolia Avenue came forward and introduced herself to the Town Commission and stated that
she has lived in Town for over 16 years and that she wants to get more involved in the Town.
COMMISSIONER WALTERS MOVED, SECOND COMMISSIONER PRICE TO APPOINT LISA FARRALL IN THE
ALTERNATE #1 POSITION ON THE CIVIL SERVICE BOARD WITH A TERM JUNE 25, 2003 THROUGH
FEBRUARY 20, 2006.
VOTE: ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
B. CONSIDERATION OF APPOINTMENT OF O. JOHN ALPIZAR, DENNIS GOUGH OR BILL KURZ TO
THE POLICE PENSION FUND BOARD OF TRUSTEES WITH A TERM JUNE 25, 2003 THROUGH
JUNE 25, 2005.
John Alpizar, 401 Atlantic Street came forward and introduced himself to the Town Commission and stated that
he as lived in Melbourne Beach for three (3) years and he sat on a board of trustees at a small college in West
Virginia for almost eight (8) years and is accustomed to dealing with financial issues.
It was noted that Mr. Dennis Gough is not present as he had a family emergency and that Mr. Kurz was unable
to attend the meeting, but did contact the Town Commission regarding his interest in being appointed to the Board.
Commissioner Walters stated that the Town has not had an opening on the Pension Fund Board for over
twelve (12) years. Commissioner Walters stated that Mr. Kurz called and asked that he be kept in mind for a
position on the Board,.as he has for the past several years.
Mayor Crispen asked for public comment regarding this agenda item. There was no public comment.
VICE MAYOR SMITH MOVED, SECOND COMMISSIONER PRICE TO APPOINT O. JOHN ALPIZAR TO THE POLICE
PENSION FUND BOARD OF TRUSTEES WITH A TERM JUNE 25, 2003 THROUGH JUNE 25, 2005.
VOTE: ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
VI. NON-SCHEDULED CITIZEN COMMENTS (3-MINUTE LIMIT, PLEASE)
There were no non-scheduled citizen comments.
VII. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: APRIL 3, 2003 WORKSHOP,
MAY 6, 2003 WORKSHOP,
MAY 14, 2003 REGULAR MEETING,
JUNE 3, 2003 SPECIAL MEETING, AND
JUNE 3, 2003 WORKSHOP.
Vice Mayor Smith stated that she had some corrections to the minutes and will give them to the Town Clerk.
COMMISSIONER WALTERS MOVED, SECOND COMMISSIONER PRICE TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF
APRIL 3, 2003 WORKSHOP, MAY 6, 2003 WORKSHOP, MAY 14, 2003 REGULAR MEETING, JUNE 3, 2003
SPECIAL MEETING AND JUNE 3, 2003 WORKSHOP.
VOTE: ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
VIII. REPORTS BY ANY TOWN BOARD OR COMMITTEE SUBMITTING A REPORT
Collin Campbell, 514 Avenue A, updated the Town Commission on the activities of the Planning and Zoning
Board regarding and advised that they will be sending out a survey to the Town residents regarding the creation
of a historical district in the next newsletter. Mr. Campbell asked about the status of Town Center Code? Mayor
Crispen asked for a time-line regarding adoption of an ordinance for the Town Center Code. Town Attorney
Gougelman reported that he is getting this code into ordinance form and it will probably be a couple of months
before the ordinance is ready to be reviewed by the Planning and Zoning Board.
Commissioner Walters commented that it was discussed that the Town needed to clarify the policy on the
procedure to be followed if major changes are made on a site plan other than what was approved. Town Manager
Hoskovec reported that he spoke with the Building Official and they both agreed that prior to the final inspection,
the Building Official needs to go through a checklist before the final inspection is issued. Town Manager
Hoskovec stated that he will bring this to the Town Commission next month for consideration. Vice Mayor
Smith commented that there needs to be a way to catch changes prior to them being implemented.
IX. PUBLIC HEARING:
A. ORDINANCE 2003-01
AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF MELBOURNE BEACH, BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA RELATING
TO PURCHASING; MAKING FINDINGS; AMENDING SECTIONS 15-21, 15-22, 15-27 THROUGH 15-28,
15-29 AND 15-31 TOWN CODE; REVISING DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING WHEN CONTRACTS FOR
PURCHASE OF SUPPLIES, PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, AND SERVICES MUST BE APPROVED BY
THE TOWN COMMISSION OR MAY BE APPROVED BY THE TOWN MANAGER; REVISING THE
STANDARDS FOR DETERMINING THE LOWEST RESPONSIBLE BIDDER; INCREASING THE
THRESHOLD FOR COMPETITIVE BIDDING; REVISING EMERGENCY PURCHASING PROVISIONS;
CLARIFYING AND REVISING BIDDING REQUIREMENTS; PROVIDING FOR APPEALS AND REMEDIES;
PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF CERTAIN INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS;
PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY/INTERPRETATION CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE
DATE. (SECOND AND FINAL READING)
Town Attorney Gougelman read Ordinance 2003-01 by title.
Mayor Crispen opened the meeting for public comment regarding this agenda item. There was no public comment.
Town Manager Hoskovec stated that he believes this ordinance gives management the guidance it needs regarding
purchasing requirements.
COMMISSIONER PRICE MOVED, SECOND COMMISSIONER WILSON TO ADOPT ORDINANCE 2003-01, AN
ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF MELBOURNE BEACH, BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA RELATING TO PURCHASING;
MAKING FINDINGS; AMENDING SECTIONS 15-21, 15-22, 15-27 THROUGH 15-28, 15-29 AND 15-31 TOWN CODE;
REVISING DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING WHEN CONTRACTS FOR PURCHASE OF SUPPLIES, PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES, AND SERVICES MUST BE APPROVED BY THE TOWN COMMISSION OR MAY BE APPROVED BY
THE TOWN MANAGER; REVISING THE STANDARDS FOR DETERMINING THE LOWEST RESPONSIBLE BIDDER;
INCREASING THE THRESHOLD FOR COMPETITIVE BIDDING; REVISING EMERGENCY PURCHASING PROVISIONS;
CLARIFYING AND REVISING BIDDING REQUIREMENTS; PROVIDING FOR APPEALS AND REMEDIES; PROVIDING
FOR THE REPEAL OF CERTAIN INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS; PROVIDING A
SEVERABILITY/INTERPRETATION CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
VOTE: ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
B. ORDINANCE 2003-02
AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF MELBOURNE BEACH, BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA PROVIDING
FOR THE METHOD OF CONSUMMATING BUDGETARY TRANSFERS; PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY
/INTERPRETATION CLAUSE; PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
INCONSISTENT HEREWITH; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. (FIRST READING)
Town Attorney Gougelman read Ordinance 2003-02 by title.
Mayor Crispen opened the meeting for public comment regarding this agenda item. There was no public comment.
Vice Mayor Smith clarified that this ordinance is requiring that the Town Commission approve all transfers, including
budgeted items. Mayor Crispen explained that it is intended that the Town Commission approve the budget and
each line-item in the budget and this Town Commission may not want the Town Manager to move funds to other
areas of the budget. Mayor Crispen stated that this is the intent as the Town Commission feels it not only approves
the budget, it approves each line item and if the Town Manager wants to move funds, the Town Commission wants
to make that decision. Vice Mayor Smith stated that she does not agree with this ordinance.
Commissioner Price explained that one-time significant purchase savings in one area of the budget could be
moved into other line items for a large purchase in other area and the Town Commission may not agree with
these purchases and this would require that the Town Commission approve such purchases.
Commissioner Walters stated that the Town Commission is trying to prevent, in the future, if there are any extra
funds left over it is not spent without Town Commission approval.
Commissioner Wilson commented that this is another check and balance with the Town’s finances.
COMMISSIONER WILSON MOVED, SECOND COMMISSIONER PRICE TO APPROVE ON FIRST READING,
ORDINANCE NO. 2003-02, AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF MELBOURNE BEACH, BREVARD COUNTY,
FLORIDA PROVIDING FOR THE METHOD OF CONSUMMATING BUDGETARY TRANSFERS; PROVIDING A
SEVERABILITY/INTERPRETATION CLAUSE; PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
INCONSISTENT HEREWITH; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
VOTE: COMMISSION WILSON, AYE. COMMISSIONER WALTERS, AYE. COMMISSIONER PRICE, AYE.
MAYOR CRISPEN, AYE. VICE MAYOR SMITH, NAY. MOTION CARRIED.
X. NEW BUSINESS:
A. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION REGARDING APPROVAL OF PURCHASE OF BUNKER GEAR
FOR THE MELBOURNE BEACH VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Town Manager Hoskovec stated that the Town Commission approved line item 522-5300-01, which is a purchase
of bunker gear for the Fire Department, however, this purchase crosses the threshold of $3,000 and is a sole-source
item and capital equipment, thus it needs Town Commission Approval. Town Manager Hoskovec recommended
that the Town Commission approve the purchase of the equipment of the bunker gear for the safety of the fire fighters.
Fire Chief Hunter stated that he does not believe that bunker gear is a capital item and that he budgeted for ten (10)
sets of bunker gear and, this request is a purchase for four (4) sets of bunker gear and five (5) protective helmets,
all within the budget.
Mayor Crispen opened the meeting for public comments regarding this agenda item. A resident requested to know
what bunker gear is and Chief Hunter stated that it is protective gear worn during fire fighting such as boots and coats.
Vice Mayor Smith stated that she agrees with the Fire Chief that this is not a capital item, and there is a line item
in the budget for protective gear and there was enough money in the budget for this purchase.
Commissioner Price asked what the cost is for one (1) complete set of bunker gear? Fire Chief Hunter stated
about $970, for a coat and pants and asked why this would not be considered a capital item? Town Manager
Hoskovec stated that bunker gear depreciates so it is technically considered a capital item.
Commissioner Walters commented that the Town Commission has to approve the sole source provider of the gear
and additionally, the cost is over $3,000.
Mayor Crispen asked for comments from the public regarding this agenda item.
Sue Stark, 307 Fifth Avenue commented that her concern in coming back to the Town Commission because line
items in the Fire Department are specific to how much and how many are to be purchased. Ms. Stark commented
that this could have been an emergency purchase and it takes six (6) to eight (8) weeks to order bunker gear and
would this fit as an emergency purchase? Mayor Crispen commented that the Town Commission would have to
know the facts to decide what would be considered an emergency.
Commissioners Walters and Price commented that if it were an emergency, the Town Manager and Town
Commission would handle the situation as such.
COMMISSIONER PRICE MOVED, SECOND COMMISSIONER WILSON TO APPROVE THE REQUEST FOR
PURCHASE OF BUNKER GEAR FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT AND THAT THE TOWN COMMISSION HAS
DETERMINED THAT THIS IS A SOLE SOURCE PROVIDER.
VOTE: ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
B. APPOINTMENT OF A VOTING DELEGATE AT THE FLORIDA LEAGUE OF CITIES ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
Mayor Crispen stated that there is a business meeting at the Florida League of Cities Conference and each
municipality has a certain number of votes at these business meetings. Mayor Crispen stated that he will be
attending the Florida League of Cities conference in Orlando and volunteered to be the Town’s voting delegate.
COMMISSIONER WALTERS MOVED, SECOND COMMISSIONER WILSON TO APPOINT MAYOR CRISPEN AS
THE TOWN’S VOTING DELEGATE AT THE FLORIDA LEAGUE OF CITIES ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
VOTE: ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
XI. REPORTS:
A. TOWN ATTORNEY
There was no Town Attorney report.
B. TOWN MANAGER
Town Manger Hoskovec reported that he forwarded his report regarding his attendance at the Governor’s
Hurricane Conference and that he received several good ideas to put into the Town’s emergency management
plan. Town Manager Hoskovec thanked the Town Commission for allowing him to attend this conference. Town
Manager Hoskovec stated that the Police Department’s monthly activity report notes that the department patrol
miles are coming up, but are short from a couple years’ ago and that the arrest reports are up. Town Manager
Hoskovec stated that the Finance Department is in the process of implementing the new accounting system
software and it is a time-consuming project.
C. TOWN COMMISSION
Vice Mayor Smith reported that the last newsletter was atrocious and she found typographical errors and 13
problems and misspellings. Vice Mayor Smith stated that Chapter 21 of the policy manual does not specify
who is to proofread the newsletter. Vice Mayor Smith was advised that from now on, three (3) people will
proofread the newsletter. Vice Mayor Smith reminded staff that the Town Commission needs to approve the
budget adoption schedule.
Commissioner Walters reported that the Williams Building cook book has a lot of good recipes in it and the
funds from the sales will be used to restore the building. Commissioner Walters asked if J&J volleyball had
given the $500 deposit to the Town for the volleyball court improvements? Town Manager Hoskovec stated
that they did not supply a deposit nor did they get enough people so they canceled the project. Commissioner
Walters stated that the Town is $2.5 million in debt for the municipal complex and asked that the Town Manager
get with our financial advisor or bond council to determine what can be done to refinance both bonds, the library
and municipal complex and bring a report to the Town Commission. Commissioner Walters reported that the
Town Commission had discussed a maintenance schedule on the new park equipment, the gazebo, the pier, etc.
to ensure the longevity of the facilities. Commissioner Walters asked that this scheduled show specific items
with dates of things that need to be done and show the dates they were done last. Commissioner Walters
reported that he originally made a motion to spend $1,682,000 for the construction of the municipal complex
and since that time, there have been approved almost $70,000 in change orders on the municipal complex.
The Town Commission and Town Manager discuss the expenditures of $70,000. Commissioner Walters stated
that the Town Manager does not have the authority to approve expenditures without the knowledge of the Town
Commission on these types of expenditures and the Town Commission should be made aware of these.
Commissioner Walters stated that he is concerned that the Town spent $20,000 on the First Avenue
stormwater line for the complex because there was a mistake made on the plans. Commissioner Walters
reported that revenue from fines are down $85,000 and the Town needs to be careful with budgeting for the
next fiscal year. Commissioner Walters reported that it has been seven (7) months since it was requested
by the Town Commission to bring the Town’s finances back in house and stated that he hopes this will be
completed soon.
Commissioner Price commented that the new financial system is in process and the Town Commission should
be encouraged as this is a big job for the Finance Department. Commissioner Price commented that change
orders do happen, but, there needs to be better communication with the Town Commission on these items.
Commissioner Price reported that he attended a breakfast at the Kennedy Space Center and it was well
attended and that he received an update on the space center activities. Commissioner Price stated that
he is the alternate voting delegate to the Space Coast League of Cities at the dinner meetings and that
he attends these meetings on a regular basis. Commissioner Price reported that he will be attending the
League of Cites Conference in Orlando in August.
Commissioner Wilson asked that Commissioner Walters stay on top of things with the municipal complex and
asked that if the Town Manager makes decisions like with the change orders, he inform the Town Commission.
Mayor Crispen reported that the Town budgeted $2 million for the building construction portion of the project and
the total was $2.45 million. Mayor Crispen stated that in light of the reduced revenues, we need to close the project
with a variance to the good side on the budget. Mayor Crispen stated that he had requested an orientation of all
Commissioners and all board members every year after the November election to go over items such as the
Sunshine Law, our budget and other important items. Town Clerk Masny stated that she is gathering information
on such an orientation and Mayor Crispen asked that a date be set for the session.
D. GENERAL TOWN COMMISSION DISCUSSION (TIME PERMITTING)
Town Manager Hoskovec reported that he will be on vacation for eight (8) days and the Town Clerk will be
acting Town Manager.
Commissioner Walters asked Town Attorney Gougelman to give a brief determination on whether or not a
Commissioner can make a motion that is not on the agenda. Town Attorney Gougelman stated that this can
be done and the Sunshine Law does not require an agenda to be published, however it is considered to be good
form to do so to make the public aware of what is going to be discussed at a meeting. Commissioner Wilson
asked if there is any time you cannot make a motion at a meeting? Town Attorney Gougelman stated that
technically no, but you may run into a problem when you start doing this on items that are odd or out of the
general order, such as voting on a $50 million bond issue that is not on the agenda.
XII. ADJOURNMENT
COMMISSIONER WALTERS MOVED, SECOND COMMISSIONER WILSON TO ADJOURN.
VOTE: ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
The regular meeting of the Town Commission of the Town of Melbourne Beach, Florida adjourned at 9:55 p.m.
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MARK J. CRISPEN, MAYOR
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CYNTHIA E. MASNY, CMC
TOWN CLERK
Note: a mechanical recording has been made of the foregoing procedures of which these minutes are a
part and is on file in the office of the Town Clerk.
PURSUANT TO SECTION 286.0105, FLORIDA STATUTES, THE TOWN HEREBY
ADVISES THE PUBLIC THAT: If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the
Town Commission with respect to any matter considered at its meeting, he will need a
record of the proceedings and that for such purpose, affected persons may need to insure
that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony
and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. This notice does not constitute
consent by the Town for the introduction or admission into evidence of otherwise
inadmissible or irrelevant evidence, nor does it authorize challenges or appeals not
otherwise allowed by law.
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