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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2003 St. Lucie County Property & Homeowners Association MeetinQ December 10, 2003-9:00 AM ~ ( Ccr,lfeJ"A c¡,' m Conference Room Three ~vUm.j , " -')0 Agenda 1. Call to order - Commissioner John Bruhn, Chairman · Pledge of Allegiance 2. Self Introductions 3. Approval of minutes (Octpber 8, 20 12, 2003) IS..I'-i\ f'l\o-\-\ C9Ý\ l~ ~~~µ~ ~ 4. Old Business5a~'(\(\ ~~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~ 0- ft\~ - Svi ·:rs--r-ß ~""nJ':j~W I tnf \9 \Iì \-to-!\ AèS\ - O~ --t-o be CoD .~\u. , uci~ Co~she.riff·s Qffice Repo. rt -c.P\. C¿)CC~ - _ \ C~UIL \....\o"-~ ~\ rT\L~~cTh l(\ X, J--"ov) RG~ \ \ \ ð?=- 0E:-'-~ Œ- e£y\c4 ~- CJ ~ \=1--'5 ð S-ÇO.~~ OLro~-\-'~LUf'ìK~ \.À..~ 7: Guest Speakers ' J ß-~~.~~~k~~oun~ Aè!õ'IT~ ~\\E-BJ-W W o.XYç-Siú \-')rOcD Çclo~ \~ ;- 8. A ournment ~ J?L- - Z- ' Please note: The next meetin will be Janua 14 2003 \1/ C\r\Œ-J~ - - ~~ke_ tüftt 9:00 AM t1 ç: \0..,\"\ \-¿, )\o<\~ ~J::f &~ Y\'-M '/'),-+~~~0~. ~~ C(ulJ ~ LÅSÂ--~~- LOhl~l-s C¡X3 \ Vì:J ~ ~. ºj",,~rvQS;) ~ S~ ðu~~,.~L~ / ,. ~ ST. LUCIE COUNTY PROPERTY AND HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION Minutes of Meeting November 12, 2003 Adjourned: 10:30 a.m. Convened: 9:00 a.m. This meeting of the Property and Homeowners' Association was held Wednesday, November 12,2003 at 9:00 a.m. in Conference Room #3 of the Administration Annex Building, 2300 Virginia Avenue, Fort Pierce, Florida. MEMBERS PRESENT: Charlie R. Brown, Indian River Estates Frank Monteleone, Spanish Lakes Country Club Village Fred Cook, Port St. Lucie Homeowners' Association Bob Bangert, Holiday Pines Homeowners' Association Catherine Linberger, Palm Grove Homeowners' Association Arlene Goodman, White City Club Julie Orben, Lakewood Park Homeowners' Association Blanche Erkel, Bel Aire Estates Homeowners' Association Sonny Jamieson, Savanna Club Homeowners' Association Patricia Ferrick, North Fork Citizen Property Owners' Association Charles Grande, President's Council of South Hutchinson Island Frank Guarascio, Villas of Sandpiper Bay Shirley Burlingham, North Beach Homeowners' Association Charlie Brown, Indian River Estates Homeowners' Association Claire Trombley, Ocean ResortslTropicallsle Homeowners' Association ALSO PRESENT: Commissioner Cliff Barnes, District 5 Eva Luna, Executive Aide to Commissioner Cliff Barnes, District 5 Liz Martin, Executive Aide to Commissioner Frannie Hutchinson, District 4 Ja'net Pentz, Executive Aide to Commissioner John Bruhn, District 1 Missy Stiadle, Executive Assistant to the County Administrator Paul Julin, Project Manager, Central Services Jay Sizemore, Fire Chief, St. Lucie Fire District Jim Rath, District Forestry Manager, Okeechobee District Captain Mike Graves, SLC Sheriff's Office, North District Commander Steve Fousek, Environmental Lands Specialist William Blazak, Utilities Director Bill Hammer, Reserve/PGA Village JoeAnne Severino, Spanish Lakes Fairways AI Lagerstrom, Bel Aire Estates Diane Shaw, Bel Aire Estates Lois Bormann, Plantation Manor Emily Grande, South Hutchinson Island Rosalie Hawkins, White City Improvement Club Mark Keane, White City Improvement Club John Ferrick, North Fork Citizen Property Owners' Association Joanne Davie, Palm Grove Edward Glass, Palm Grove Wesley Klimmek, Palm Grove Mary Lee Janco, Palm Grove Christine S. Brennan, Spanish Lakes Fairway Danae Boncal, Recording Secretary 1. CALL TO ORDER The meeting was called to order at 9:00 a.m. and the Association was lead in the Pledge of Allegiance by Eva Luna. 2. SELF-INTRODUCTIONS The Homeowners' representatives and the public in attendance gave self-introductions. 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF OCTOBER 8, 2003 MEETING Eva Luna advised that the minutes from last month's meeting, October 8, 2003, would be ready next month due to a change of staff. She also advised that the only e-mail address that changed is the addition of new employee Danae Boncal. 4. OLD BUSINESS Commissioner Barnes answered AI Lagerstrom's question from the previous meeting regarding if the bleach tank off Peter Road required a permit? The answer was yes and it was issued on 7/15/03. Good news for Palm Grove. Commissioner Barnes relayed that Dennis Murphy was able to convince the property owner on the southeast corner to convey his property for a right-turn lane free of charge. Kit Linberger mentioned that she sent a letter to the commissioners regarding a second opening at the original Spanish Lakes Community on the left-hand side going south. The residents have the opportunity to go north or south from that opening. She suggests that Palm Grove could do the same thing. Commissioner Barnes said that he would ask the State if Palm Grove could be configured the same as Spanish Lakes Community. Regarding Tropical Isle, FDOT is doing a restudy analysis to see if a traffic signal can be installed there. Shirley Birlingham mentioned that residents at the Tropical Isle Homeowners' meeting brought up the issue of the dogs on the beach. Some of the residents want the dogs on the beach and a lot of them don't want the dogs on the beach. She also mentioned that there are 14 vending machines at Pepper Park. Commissioner Barnes stated that he would look into the matter. 5. NEW BUSINESS AI Lagerstrom asked if Spanish Lakes was switched to Ft. Pierce Utilities and was informed by Cliff Barnes that the property was not turned over to Ft. Pierce Utilities. The only question was whether it was going to be annexed and whether they're going to serve that area, but they don't own the property. Joanne Severino mentioned that Johnston Road and Indrio is a mess. When it rains it floods the street more than halfway across the intersection onto Johnston. Commissioner Barnes said he would make that a priority. Bob Bangert said it had been on the agenda at one time to widen that intersection. Julie Orben stated that on the recreational path there are beautiful signs on the path side that says St. Lucie County/Lakewood Park Recreational Path, but on the west side on the other side of the canal they have the signs but no lettering. Also, one of the trees is completely dead. She also wanted to know how long the dam in Seminole Canal would be there. Commissioner Barnes said he would check on it and get back to her bye-mail. 2 Discussions ensued about the Savanna Recreation project including the Rasmussen House and also the Ancient Oaks project and whether there's going to be a swimming pool in the near future. Paul Julin, Project Manager, said the Ancient Oaks Project on Oleander is about 62 acres and has some of the oldest, biggest live oaks in the whole county. Steve Fousek said they bought part of the property for preservation and part for active recreation which will have a pavilion, rest room, parking area, and a small playground, and a small area for passive recreation. Bidding should start in about a month or two with a 50/50 match for a total project cost of $400,000. Charlie Brown mentioned that it's very hard to get anyone to give the residents in these areas a time-line when the park should be open, and for repairs on Rasmussen House. Paul Julin stated that probably the park would be open late summer of 2004. Queens Island Park was discussed and Steve Fousek said he reviewed the master plan drafted by the Marine Resources Council and is awaiting it's approval. 6. ST. LUCIE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORT Captain Graves gave an overview of the "Weed and Seed" program. He indicated that the Sheriff's Office is involved in this project and explaining that the "Weed" portion is law enforcement going into the northwest section of Ft. Pierce/ Lincoln Park area, and enforcing the law quite stringently with Federal assistance. He also stated that Federal action could be taken against any individual depending upon the crime involved. This is a zero-tolerance policy, and by using this policy it has been found that it is successful in high-crime areas. There is an additional 30 extra law enforcement officers on the streets ranging from FBI, Alcoholffobacco and Drug Enforcement agencies, and the Ft. Pierce Police working with the Sheriff's Office. At the present time the operation is called "Citizens Concerned". Citizens of this area are trying to reduce crime in their area and they have asked law enforcement to come into their area to do this. Once the area is weeded out, this area will be eligible for funding for grants from the Federal Government geared toward economic development, social services, and other community programs. Captain Graves also mentioned that the Sheriff's Office has a program called "Christmas Families" where each school resource officer from the 43 schools will pick a needy family from each school. The Sheriff's Office will also choose some families that are especially needy in the community. Presents and food are provided to these families at the Christmas holiday season. If any of the homeowners' associations would like to participate, please call Captain Graves at the Sheriffs Office. The deadline for pickup of donations is December 11, 2003. So that the appropriate present by age and gender can be picked for the individual child, please do not wrap the presents donated. Captain Graves also mentioned that on Saturday, November 15th, in Lakewood Park, there is Safety Day featuring many events with the Crime Prevention Unit and the Citizens' Observation Patrol. During the question and answer portion, Fred Cook relayed information regarding a new apparatus that allows drivers to change the streetlight to green when approaching an intersection, causing concern over possible accidents. Captain Graves assured everyone that the Florida Sheriff's Association or the National Association or the Chiefs of Police Association probably would look into such a device if it does exist. a 7. GUEST SPEAKERS: Jim Rath, Forestry District Manager; Fire Chief Jay Sizemore; Steve Fousek, Environmental Lands Specialist. Steve Fousek, Environmental Lands Specialist, talked about the burning of raw land (controlled burns), pile burns and trash burns. He said there are about 600 acres that need controlled burning to help the fire-dependent species that evolve through fire. He stated that he's only done seven burns in the last three years in high fuel areas and it has to be done extremely carefully so as not to harm adults and children with the smoke that travels through the air. He also explained that he doesn't burn hammocks but only into them. He answered other questions as presented to him. Jim Rath, Forestry District Manager, gave a general overview of all the burning that is allowed throughout Florida and St. Lucie County. Since January 1, 2002, the Division of Forestry has issued 9,628 burn authorizations in St. Lucie County. The Forestry Division deals with land-clearing burns, pile burns, but the majority are agricultural citrus piles in this county. These burn authorizations do not include the yard-trash burning. Legal setback procedures for yard trash were then distributed. Burnings that are not handled by the Forestry Division are authorized by the Department of Environmental Protection, which include commercial- pallets for citrus groves - and some of the citrus plants. He also spoke of complaints his department received on burning and how they are handled. He then answered questions from participants at the meeting. Jay Sizemore, St. Lucie Fire Chief, spoke on the issue of permits and handling mitigation burning, Commissioner Barnes wants Eva to contact Dan Mcintyre to give his opinion on if the State says citizens can burn, how can this regulation be changed? Most complaints from the citizens were that the large developers put up hundreds of homes and then burn their trash on site. Chief Sizemore said that before any developer can burn they need a valid permit from the Division of forestry. Jim Rath indicated that whenever the Fire Department has to go out to a site to put out a fire, there is a minimum of $150 fine. It was suggested that a database be formed for all licensed contractors so that burning permits cannot be issued to unlicensed contractors. 8. ADJOURNMENT Having no other business to discuss, it was moved by AI Lagerstrom and seconded by Charlie Brown to adjourn. The motion carried unanimously by voice vote. The meeting adjourned at 10:30 a.m. DATE FOR NEXT MEETING The next meetina will be Wednesday. December 10.2003 at 9:00 a.m. Respectfully submitted, Danae R. Boncal Recording Secretary 4 , ST. LUCIE COUNTY PROPERTY AND HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION Minutes of Meeting October 8.2003 Adjourned: 10:40 a.m. Convened: 9:12 a.m. This meeting of the Property and Homeowners Association was held Wednesday, October 8, 2003 at 9:00 a.m. in Conference Room #3 of the Administration Annex Building, 2300 Virginia Avenue, Fort Pierce, Florida. MEMBERS PRESENT: John Ferrick, North Fork Property Bob Bangert, Holiday Pines Kit Linberger, Palm Grove Home Owners Association Frank Monteleone, Spanish Lakes Country Club Village Shirley Burlingham, North Beach Homeowners Association Charlie Brown, Indian River Estates Claire Trombley, Ocean Resorts I Tropical Isle Val Scorse, River Park Homeowners Association ALSO PRESENT: Winston Shelton, Parks Edge POA AI Lagerstrom, BelAire Estates Nancy Bouchard, Palm Grove Eva Luna Executive Aide to Commissioner Cliff Barnes, District 5 Liz Martin, Executive Aide to Commissioner Frannie Hutchinson, District 4 May Federman, Palm Grove Anne Persandi, Palm Grove Louis Wolfson, Palm Grove Helen Wolfson, Palm Grove Nancy Drews, Palm Grove Ray Drews, Palm Grove Jennie Shenk, Palm Grove Patricia Dempsey, Palm Grove Walter Dempsey, Palm Grove Mary J. Scott, Palm Grove Bonnie Desmond, Palm Grove Ron Desmond, Palm Grove Mary Jane Emme. Palm Grove Harry Emme, Palm Grove Priscilla Harrington, Palm Grove Mildred Carney, Palm Grove Mary Mills, Palm Grove Kenneth Mills, Palm Grove Charles Benteler, Palm Grove Fran Crampton, Palm Grove Connie Schauer, Spanish Lakes County Club Village Joan Beck, Palm Grove Mary Kluba, Palm Grove Paul Mcdaniel, Palm Grove Maria Mcdaniel, Palm Grove 1 .' Virginia Keenar, Palm Grove Ronald Wolfe, Palm Grove Helen Lein, Palm Grove Otto Wolfe, Palm Grove William Shaw, Palm Grove Tom Linberger, Palm Grove John Cavanagh, Palm Grove Herbert Schauer, Palm Grove Les Gjiglino, Palm Grove Alfred Perrone, Palm Grove Gloria Perrone, Palm Grove Connie Geraci, Palm Grove Miriam Weismantel, Palm Grove Joe Weismantel, Palm Grove Viola Sutton, Palm Grove Louis Biando, Palm Grove Hazel Voss, Palm Grove Evelyn McMalon, Palm Grove Rosalee Hawkins, WCIC Ann Bolduc, Senator Ken Pruitt's Office Bill Hammer, Reserve Gene Bronner, Nettles Island Mark Boston, Nettles Island Buster Scorse, River Park Ken Haight, Palm Grove Mary Haight, Palm Grove Betty Bonza, Palm Grove Paul Bonza, Palm Grove John Fitton, Palm Grove Elizabeth Elfring, Palm Grove John Elfring, Palm Grove Fred Thompson, Savanna Club Dennis Nickel, Sherriffs office Allen Bottorff, LBFH Ken Jackson, Kimley-Horn Carol Tibbs, Plantation Manor Nancy Spalding, Coral Cove, North Beach Roy Dixon, Palm Grove Irene Dixon, Palm Grove Diane Shaw, Bel-Aire Estates Blanche Urkel, Bel-Aire Estates Julie Orben, Lakewood Park Jose Velarde, Florida Department of Transportation Don West, Public Works Director Mike Powley, County Engineer Ja'net Pentz, Executive Aide to John Bruhn Diane Turner, Recording Secretary 1. CALL TO ORDER The meeting was called to order at 9:03 a.m. and the Association was lead in the Pledge of Allegiance by Eva Luna. 2 p 2. SELF-INTRODUCTIONS The self-introductions were skipped 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF September 10, 2003 MEETING It was moved by AI Lagerstrom, seconded by Charlie Brown, to approve the minutes of the meeting held August 13, 2003; and the motion carried unanimously by voice vote. 4. OLD BUSINESS AI Lagerstrom had asked about getting the status development reports numbered. Eva Luna stated she spoke to Dennis Murphy who said it can't be done because the computer program they use does not allow for page numbering. AI stated that it sound like a poor excuse but he'll have to accept it. All suggested Eva invite the Fire Chief to the October Property and Homeowners' Meeting. Eva tried to invite him, but Chief Seizmore was out of town on a conference and she will try try again for next month along with the County Forester. 5. NEW BUSINESS Al stated he never got an answer about the Chlorine Plant having a pennit to install and that he would like one. Eva stated she would get an answer for him. A citizen stated the minutes mentioned the widening of U.S.1. She stated judging from the number of people in the meeting shows the interest in this matter and she will wait for DOT. 6. ST. LUCIE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORT Captain Nickel announced there would be the St. Lucie County Neighborhood Crime Watch Association Meeting on November 4th, 2003 at 7:00p.m. at the Commission Room at City Hall. Melissa Simpson from IRCC's Scholarship program will be a speaker. Captain Nickel spoke about the crime rate. He spoke about the violence in the schools and said they are trying to get to the root of the problem and the department is tightening that part of their jobs with the school resource officers. Captain Nickel asked if anyone has any problems they have seen in the schools. AI Lagerstrom said he hopes the Sheriff's Department continues its surveillance on the corner of Palomar and King's Highway. AI also expressed concern of no patrol at Lakewood Park Elementary School. A citizen expresses concern of no speed patrol along U.S.1 from Easy Street to Midway Road. Captain Nickel advised the Sheriffs Department has written tickets, but unfortunately the Department does not have the manpower to patrol every day. The citizen suggested 3 that they could get a traffic light between Easy Street and Midway Road. Citizens had suggestions on how the speeding could be rectified and discussion ensued. 7. GUEST SPEAKERS: Jose Velarde, Florida Department of Transportation Don West, Public Works Director Mike Powley, County Engineer Cliff Barnes announced the first topic of discussion was a turn lane off of U.S. at Palm Grove Jose Velarde from the Department of Transportation introduced himself along with Ken Jackson from Kimley Horne and Roy Smith from Department of Transportation. Alan Buscroft from Lendel Browning was there to represent the property south of Palm Grove. Jose stated that according to the traffic counts a turn lane was not warranted. He stated that in the last two months he has learned of a developer to the south who is willing to develop the property in the next year. The developer is to donate thirteen feet of frontage in order to develop a right turn lane. This will be done in the fall of 2005. Jose advised the grove property owners that they might need to give their help. Ken Jackson spoke about putting in the turn lane and stated they need an additional thirteen feet of road frontage from the property owners. He answered any questions from the group and discussion ensued. Ken Jackson spoke about the widening of Midway Road and questions from the group were addressed. A citizen voiced concerns about a turning lane going into Tropical Isles. Cliff Bames suggested the plans for the changes be examined by some of the Homeowners Representatives and if needed, they can go to County Staff. Commissioner Barnes advised to act quickly and to bring the concerns to the County Commission. A citizen stated their concems were stated to Commission Hutchinson in April and he has not seen any action. Commissioner Barnes stated he would check and see and tell the group exactly what she has been getting done and maybe she could respond at the next Property and Homeowners' Meeting. A citizen voiced his concerns about Lennard Road. Don West stated there is a study in works right now for Lennard Road and in the stages of a PD&E Study. There will be public hearings as part of the process. The problem is you can only put your turn signals at certain distances along the corridor. Don stated that as the study goes further, all concerns will be studied. Don said it takes about five hears to go through the process. Mike Powley spoke about the intersection at Spanish Lakes Boulevard and Indrio Road. Mike presented a sketch of the proposed changes. He stated there is no time frame to say definitely when the widening of Indrio Road will be completed; however, the Engineering Department does have a plan. Mike continued to answer questions/concems from the public and discussion ensued. Don West stated the County has a Charette planned for January regarding development in him Indrio Corridor. He encouraged anyone who was concerned to attend the Charette. 4 A citizen expressed concerns of pot holes on Johnson and Indrio. Mike said he believes the Department of Transportation has a program to reconstruct Johnson Road. Mike spoke about the intersection of ' Weatherbee Road and U.S.1. Mike stated the traffic counts at that intersection do not justify a signal light. The County proposes to reconstruct the intersection so they can put in a signal light. Mike stated hopefully, the County can start these improvements after the New Year and it will take 90 to 120 days to finish the improvements. Commission Barnes stated that public imput is necessary to get work completed in any studies and actions taken. 8. ADJOURNMENT Having no other business to discuss, it was moved by AI Lagerstrom to adjoum. The motion carried unanimously by voice vote. The meeting adjourned at 1 0:40a.m. DATE FOR NEXT MEETING The next meetina will be Wednesday. 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