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July 10, 2012 Agenda with Backup.pdf - Wilton Manors

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Moved to before Unfinished Business.<br />

NEW BUSINESS<br />

Motion to approve Resolution No. 3798, waiver of parking fees as requested by Reece Darham for<br />

Stonewall Summer Pride<br />

Resolution No. 3798<br />

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF WILTON MANORS, FLORIDA, TEMPORARILY<br />

WAIVING PARKING REGULATIONS FOR THE STONEWALL STREET FESTIVAL ON JUNE 24-25, <strong>2012</strong>;<br />

PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.<br />

Vice Mayor Green moved to approve Resolution No. 3798. Commissioner Carson seconded the<br />

motion.<br />

City Manager Gallegos explained Resolution No. 3798 along <strong>with</strong> other items for consideration<br />

requested by Mr. Darham.<br />

Reece Darham explained the proposed event parking plan creating 1600 parking spaces in addition to<br />

what is already available, stating that the plan will be revenue sharing between RBC, Lanier Parking<br />

and the city.<br />

Nick Melle of Lanier Parking explained the separate private parking agreement between Lanier<br />

Parking and RBC.<br />

After Commission discussion, Mayor Resnick stated that he would like to see the city receive 50% of<br />

the revenue from the parking plan. Mayor Resnick asked the City Manager what the city was<br />

expending on the event and what the city expected to receive after the event to which Mr. Gallegos<br />

responded that the city was spending around $8,000 and not expecting a return.<br />

Discussion ensued.<br />

The motion was amended to allow any city property to be managed by RBC and Lanier Parking at no<br />

cost to the city.<br />

The motion <strong>with</strong> amendment prevailed by a unanimous roll call vote.<br />

UNFINISHED BUSINESS<br />

Pension Board Attorney Invoice Report by Commissioner Carson<br />

City Manager Gallegos explained the report made by Commissioner Carson after her review of the<br />

Pension Board Attorney invoices and thanked her for the review.<br />

He asked for a motion to receive, file and forward the report to the Pension Board of Trustees for<br />

further consideration.<br />

Commissioner Carson thanked Human Resources Director Clanton and City Manager Gallegos for<br />

help and mentioned that this was prepared to assist, aid and better manage attorney invoices.<br />

Commissioner Newton moved to approve forwarding the report to the Pension Board of Trustees<br />

for further consideration. Vice Mayor Green seconded the motion<br />

Mayor Resnick thanked Commissioner Carson for the work done.<br />

The motion prevailed by a unanimous roll call vote.<br />

REPORTS FROM BOARDS AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS<br />

City Manager’s Report<br />

Nothing additional was reported.<br />

City Attorney’s Report<br />

Nothing additional was reported.<br />

NEW BUSINESS<br />

Moved to before Unfinished Business.

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