CALL TO ORDER Roll Call Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance
ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS Modification and Approval of REGULAR AGENDA
SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS, RECOGNITIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS Presentation: City Commission High School Citizenship Awards: Bartram Trail High School Amanda Higley Creekside High School Matthew Ortiz Florida School for the Deaf & Blind – Blind Department Martin Vanderwerf Florida School for the Deaf & Blind- Deaf Department Samantha Washburn Pedro Menendez High School Marisa Flowers Allen D. Nease High School Ruchi Patel Ponte Vedra High School Grace Freedman St. Augustine High School Nicolo Sapienza St. Johns Technical High School Isaac Mills St. Joseph Academy Gisselle Santiago Proclamation 2019-06: Proclaiming May, 2019 as Older Americans Month. (T. Upchurch, Mayor). Proclamation 2019-09: Proclaims May 2019 as National Drug Court Month. (T. Upchurch, Mayor). Proclamation 2019-10: Proclaims May 2019 as National Jewish Heritage Month. (L. Freeman, Vice Mayor). Proclamation 2019-11: Proclaims May 2019 as National Historic Preservation Month. (N. Sikes-Kline, Commissioner).
PUBLIC COMMENTS FOR GENERAL PUBLIC COMMENTS OR FOR AGENDA ITEMS NOT REQUIRING A SEPARATE PUBLIC HEARING 3 minutes per individual
CONSENT AGENDA – Modification(s); Motion to Approve
GENERAL PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS Eugenio Maslowski, Director, Hispanic Culture Film Festival; Maria I. Montoya-Leonard, Hispanic Culture Film Festival Marketing Director and Sonia San Juan, Honorary Vice Consul of Kingdom of Spain For St. Augustine and Jacksonville will provide the Commission with an overview of the Hispanic Culture Film Festival to be held October 3-6, 2019 and seek the City’s endorsement of the event. (J. Regan, City Manager).
Mike Cullum, Director, Public Works, will provide a status report as to the improvements to be built on the property and present the Commission with the fact sheet for 91 Coquina Avenue. (J. Regan, City Manager).
Jeremy Marquis of Marquis Latimer + Halback will present a conceptual joint endeavor between the City and the Broudy Family of 5.25 acres to possibly consist of a parking facility, residential units, commercial space, police department building, pedestrian overpass, etc. at the corner of US1 and West King Street. (J. Regan, City Manager).
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS – PUBLIC HEARING REQUIRED Ordinance 2019-07: Amends Future Land Use Map designation for the property known as the St. Augustine Shipyard from Marine Industrial to Residential Medium Density Mixed Use. (D. Birchim, Director, Planning and Building).
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS – NO PUBLIC HEARING REQUIRED ORDINANCES – FIRST READING Ordinance 2019-08: Amends the Florida zoning designation for the property known as St. Augustine Shipyard from Planned Unit Development (PUD) to Residential General Office (RGO). (D. Birchim, Director, Planning and Building).
Ordinance 2019-09: Updates the City’s foreclosure maintenance code to mirror the St. Johns County ordinance. (J. Cary, Assistant City Attorney).
Ordinance 2019-10: Dissolution of the Antigua at St. Augustine Community Development District (CDD) as requested by the State of Florida Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO). (I. Lopez, City Attorney).
RESOLUTIONS 9.B.1. Resolution 2019-08: Support for Certified Local Government Small Matching Grant: Reexamining St. Augustine’s Archaeological Zones. Planning staff is preparing a grant application to the Florida Division of Historical Resources for a $100,000 project supported with $50,000 of city matching funds to update archaeological planning resources that could inform a future update to the archaeological zones. (A. White, City Archaeologist). 9.B.2. Resolution 2019-09: Support for Certified Local Government Small Matching Grant Accessing St. Augustine’s Heritage through Digital Media. Planning staff is preparing a grant application to the Florida Division of Historical Resources for a $40,000 project with no matching funds to create and publish a series of interactive, digital media websites about St. Augustine’s heritage using GIS, multi-media content, and archival materials. (A. White, City Archaeologist).
2019 Legislative Bill Tracking information. No Presentation
Obtain direction from the Commission regarding entering into a class action settlement regarding Visa and Mastercard and their charging of “interchange fees”. (J. Cary, Assistant City Attorney).
ITEMS BY CITY CLERK (See Consent Agenda also) 12.A. Request for appointment of alternate board member for the Historic Architectural Review Board to expire March 28, 2022. (D. Galambos, City Clerk). 12.B. Schedule workshop for ordinance discussion regarding vacation rentals. (D. Galambos, City Clerk).
13. ITEMS BY CITY MANAGER (See Consent Agenda also) 13.A. Request by Operation New Hope to use City seal on its marketing materials, letters and other efforts. (J. Regan, City Manager). 15. ADJOURN
May 13, 2019 City Commission
CALL TO ORDER Roll Call Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance
ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS Modification and Approval of REGULAR AGENDA
SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS, RECOGNITIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS Presentation: City Commission High School Citizenship Awards: Bartram Trail High School Amanda Higley Creekside High School Matthew Ortiz Florida School for the Deaf & Blind – Blind Department Martin Vanderwerf Florida School for the Deaf & Blind- Deaf Department Samantha Washburn Pedro Menendez High School Marisa Flowers Allen D. Nease High School Ruchi Patel Ponte Vedra High School Grace Freedman St. Augustine High School Nicolo Sapienza St. Johns Technical High School Isaac Mills St. Joseph Academy Gisselle Santiago Proclamation 2019-06: Proclaiming May, 2019 as Older Americans Month. (T. Upchurch, Mayor). Proclamation 2019-09: Proclaims May 2019 as National Drug Court Month. (T. Upchurch, Mayor). Proclamation 2019-10: Proclaims May 2019 as National Jewish Heritage Month. (L. Freeman, Vice Mayor). Proclamation 2019-11: Proclaims May 2019 as National Historic Preservation Month. (N. Sikes-Kline, Commissioner).
PUBLIC COMMENTS FOR GENERAL PUBLIC COMMENTS OR FOR AGENDA ITEMS NOT REQUIRING A SEPARATE PUBLIC HEARING 3 minutes per individual
CONSENT AGENDA – Modification(s); Motion to Approve
GENERAL PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS Eugenio Maslowski, Director, Hispanic Culture Film Festival; Maria I. Montoya-Leonard, Hispanic Culture Film Festival Marketing Director and Sonia San Juan, Honorary Vice Consul of Kingdom of Spain For St. Augustine and Jacksonville will provide the Commission with an overview of the Hispanic Culture Film Festival to be held October 3-6, 2019 and seek the City’s endorsement of the event. (J. Regan, City Manager).
Mike Cullum, Director, Public Works, will provide a status report as to the improvements to be built on the property and present the Commission with the fact sheet for 91 Coquina Avenue. (J. Regan, City Manager).
Jeremy Marquis of Marquis Latimer + Halback will present a conceptual joint endeavor between the City and the Broudy Family of 5.25 acres to possibly consist of a parking facility, residential units, commercial space, police department building, pedestrian overpass, etc. at the corner of US1 and West King Street. (J. Regan, City Manager).
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS – PUBLIC HEARING REQUIRED Ordinance 2019-07: Amends Future Land Use Map designation for the property known as the St. Augustine Shipyard from Marine Industrial to Residential Medium Density Mixed Use. (D. Birchim, Director, Planning and Building).
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS – NO PUBLIC HEARING REQUIRED ORDINANCES – FIRST READING Ordinance 2019-08: Amends the Florida zoning designation for the property known as St. Augustine Shipyard from Planned Unit Development (PUD) to Residential General Office (RGO). (D. Birchim, Director, Planning and Building).
Ordinance 2019-09: Updates the City’s foreclosure maintenance code to mirror the St. Johns County ordinance. (J. Cary, Assistant City Attorney).
Ordinance 2019-10: Dissolution of the Antigua at St. Augustine Community Development District (CDD) as requested by the State of Florida Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO). (I. Lopez, City Attorney).
RESOLUTIONS 9.B.1. Resolution 2019-08: Support for Certified Local Government Small Matching Grant: Reexamining St. Augustine’s Archaeological Zones. Planning staff is preparing a grant application to the Florida Division of Historical Resources for a $100,000 project supported with $50,000 of city matching funds to update archaeological planning resources that could inform a future update to the archaeological zones. (A. White, City Archaeologist). 9.B.2. Resolution 2019-09: Support for Certified Local Government Small Matching Grant Accessing St. Augustine’s Heritage through Digital Media. Planning staff is preparing a grant application to the Florida Division of Historical Resources for a $40,000 project with no matching funds to create and publish a series of interactive, digital media websites about St. Augustine’s heritage using GIS, multi-media content, and archival materials. (A. White, City Archaeologist).
2019 Legislative Bill Tracking information. No Presentation
Obtain direction from the Commission regarding entering into a class action settlement regarding Visa and Mastercard and their charging of “interchange fees”. (J. Cary, Assistant City Attorney).
ITEMS BY CITY CLERK (See Consent Agenda also) 12.A. Request for appointment of alternate board member for the Historic Architectural Review Board to expire March 28, 2022. (D. Galambos, City Clerk). 12.B. Schedule workshop for ordinance discussion regarding vacation rentals. (D. Galambos, City Clerk).
13. ITEMS BY CITY MANAGER (See Consent Agenda also) 13.A. Request by Operation New Hope to use City seal on its marketing materials, letters and other efforts. (J. Regan, City Manager). 15. ADJOURN