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Home My WebLink About1990 - Waterfront Redevelopment Corridor Study1 7/25/90 City Council Agenda Transmittal Re: Riverfront Study - Schedule Joint Meeting w/P & Z w/Attached Memo from City Engineer Dave Fisher "Preliminary Objective Statement" 2 7/25/90 City Council Minutes - Schedule Joint Meeting in September 3 11/7/90 City Council Minutes - Schedule Joint Meeting w/P & Z 11/14/90 4 11/13/90 Letter from Les Solin - Estimated Work Program - Waterfront Redevelopment Study 5 11/15/90 City Council Special Joint Meeting Minutes - Committee Members Appointed 6 11/28/90 - Oberbeck Matters - Krulikowski Withdrawn as Member of Committee - Conflict - Member of P & Z 7 11/29/90 City Clerk Letter to Krulikowski 8 12/10/90 Krulikowski Letter Requesting Reconsideration 9 Riverfront Committee List See Separate Book for Riverfront Minutes (vault - MINUTES - OTHER BOARDS - Riverfront) ,1 See Separate File for Riverfront Committee Member Applications - (vault - see BOARDS/COMMITTEES - Riverfront) IOWA a City of Sebastian POST OFFICE BOX 780127 o SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA 32978 TELEPHONE (407) 589-5330 o FAX (407) 589-5570 SUBJECT: Riverfront Study Approved For Submittal By: J City Manager, EXPENDITURE REQUIRED: Agenda No. O/,UI Dept. of origin Community Development (PJ) Date submitted: 07/16/90 For Agenda Of: 07/25/90 Exhibits: - Preliminary Objective Statement (Draft) Dated 7/13/90 AMOUNT BUDGETED: SUMMARY STATEMENT APPROPRIATION REQUIRED: Staff is currently documenting information regarding the City's riverfront, to be publicly presented as a means of initiating the Riverfront Study. The purpose of this public presentation will be to provide the City Council and the public with an overview of that documented information, to discuss the Riverfront Study goals and objectives and to provide an opportunity for property owners (within the study area) and general public to present their ideas regarding the riverfront. Since the study is an intrigal part of the City's overall planning effort, the Planning and Zoning Commission should be part of any related Workshop Meeting. RECOMMENDED ACTION That City Council establish a date and time for a joint City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission Workshop Meeting to review and discuss the Riverfront Study. ^` wa 4 City of Sebastian POST OFFICE BOX 780127 a SEBASTIAN. FLORIDA 32878 f; TELEPHONE (407) 589-5330 ' FAX 407-589-5570 D R A F T DATE: 13 July 1990 TO: DAVE FISHER, INTERIM CITY ENGINEER FROM: PETER W. JONES, CITY PLANNER�A RE: RIVERFRONT STUDY �(-� . PRELIMINARY OBJECTIVE STATEMENT (DRAFT) The City of Sebastian established in its Comprehensive Plan, under Objective 1-1.2: ALLOCATING COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT, that " the City shall enhance the identity, design, and vitality of the waterfront corridor which provides a unique waterfront activity center within the central core area of the City." In furtherance of this objective and the development of a Sebastian Riverfront District, the primary study objectives are as follows: 1. To develop a Master Plan for the Sebastian Riverfront Corridor that will enhance the identity of this unique resource. 2. To provide documentation of this planning process that will communicate the potential development of the Riverfront. 3. To develop a flexible market -sensitive and economically feasible plan, management strategies, aAd regulatory performance criteria for implementing the Master Plan. 4. To create incentives for realizing meaningful public - ,private partnerships in the development of the Riverfront OWWA Corridor. 8.221 Regular City Council Meeting July 25, 1990 ^ Page Nine The interim City Engineer responded to question by Councilman Powell regarding hauling of trash on the Julian property. He said a subcontractor of the North County sewer contractor hauled debris left over from clearing the right-of-way for the sewer line and that the debris consisted of vegetation only. In response to Councilman Powell, the Director of Community Development said the City Cab property on Louisiana was a holding pen for vehicles only. D. Councilman Rondeau None. 16. CITY ATTORNEY MATTERS None. 17. CITY MANAGER MATTERS 90.179 A. Report = City/County Joint Meeting (City Manager Recommend op dated 7/16/90, Letter from City Manager a9 7/17/90) City Council concurred with the City Manager's recommendation that the joint meeting be scheduled subsequent to budget approval. 69.221 B. Riverfront Study = Establish Date for Joint City Council/Planning & Zoninq Commission Workshop for Review 5 Discussion (Staff Recom�ge¢dM dated 7/16/90, Memo from Ci Planner a e' 3/90) City Council concurred with the City Manager's recommendation to schedule a joint City Council/ Planning and Zoning Commission meeting sometime in September. C. Other Matters The interim City Engineer gave a progress report on the Barber Street Sports Complex (see July 25, 1990 memos attached). The City Manager was asked to look into removing the private phone currently located at the ESSC concession stand. 0 City Council Workshop November 7, 1990 Page Eight December 5, 1990 City Council workshop be placed on the November 15, 1990 consent agenda. It was decided that the City Attorney need not attend the joint meeting. The City Manager said the Planning and Zoning Commission had suggested a joint meeting with them on November 14, 1990 to discuss the Riverfront District Study. Mayor Conyers called a special meeting for this purpose. 12. Being no further business, Mayor Conyers adjourned the meeting at 10:02 p.m. Approved at the a ��-�....`.lw /w* 1990 /--H Council Meeting. W.E. Conyer Mayor Kathryn M. O'Halloran, City Clerk N umewL eccN.,n.Ao. SOLIN AND ASSOCIATES, INC. na[yce4T PLANNING CONEIULTANTS e�dOe iQOO e' 901 pgJfxAE AVE., GL M7 ALUNTE E JMR, FL 32714 November 13, 1990 Mr. Bruce Cooper, Planning Director City of Sebastian 1225 Main Street Sebastian, FL 32958 Re: Estimated Work Program, Waterfront Redevelopment Study. Dear Bruce: Attached is our estimated work program for the Sebastian Waterfront Redevelopment Corridor Study. The estimated fee represents the nwximunt fee anticipated based on the specific scope of services identified herein. If this blrlget exceeds the City's desired financial commitment, SAI will make every attempt to negotiate an amended scope of services to accommodate the City's fiscal constraints. Very truly yurs, L ster L. Solin, Jr., AICP LLS/tp enclosures Oft, CITY OF SEBASTIAN WATERFRONT REDEVELOPMENT CORRIDOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES PROPOSAL TASK# TASK DESupirn0N P A T C M D .W I SITE ANALYSIS Oil WiNTPRFRONT 12 117 115 6 « REDEVELOPMENT CORRIDOR (WRC) 1.01 °Visual Site Analysis 1 32 32 0 ` Site visit to record via sketches and photos lire following existing conditions: availability of developable land, inventmy of existing uses (ie.,retall, restaurants, theaters, arcades), shoreline circulation (i.e. trccess, circulation along Shoreline), linkages between activity centers, signage, lighting, roads au•.l traffic circulation, i-, pedestrian footpaths and •Irculation, vegetation, parking, linkages to surro,nrding area, views, aesthetic quality, drainage patterns, user profile, activities. 1.02 'Presentation Materials 1 15 25 0 Graphic summary of visu:d assessment. *WRC illustrative Base hlaps *Existing Land Use Map *Circulation Map depicting shoreline access and circulation, linkages, traffic and pedestrian circulation "Visual Assessment Map which portrays the natural and man made elements of the site. 'Photos and Sketches of existing site conditions 1.03 °Text 2 6 4 4 Narrative summary of visual assessment. 'Each map and drawing will be explained in detail to reflect their contribution to the �'+ Inventory and Analysis princess. n TASK# TASK DESCRIPTION P A T C M D — — 6 � �j 1.04 Technical Research and Analysis 4 40 40 0 1 Collect and analyze technical Information for the following Items: zoning, mils, Infrastructure, high hazard ureas, flood plain, winds, climate, property ownership, prop, ised infrastructure improvements, accessibility to EMS, Intracoastal navigational access, residrul and visitor demographics, economic health of existing land uses. 1.05 TFeaCnimiml Drawings 2 8 10 0 Graphic summary of technical research and analysis. 1.06 °Text 2 16 4 2 Narrative summary of ter Iniad research and analysis. 12.00 ECONOMIC ASSESSMHN,r 4 4 0 4 ' 2.01 *Market Analysis 2 2 0 2 Conduct a market analysis to determine the viability for potential uses in the WRC. This task will Involve researching published demographic data, and interviewing the following persons: local and county officials, local developers, realtors, appraisers, marine Industry spokespersons, waterfront experts, and others considered knowledgeable of the area. 2.02 'Feasibility Study 2 2 0 2 " Monitor the feasibility of redevelopment alternatives. �'rASK# TASK DE,St RInION i 13.00 PROGRAM MATRIX 3.01 °Programming Workshop Conduct a progranouing workshop with Sehnslion planning officials, residents and special interest groups to provide and solicit inpol contenting aspirations and concepts Tor Improving the WRC. This task will involve the following: public notice, creole workshop material (illustrations, questionnaires), conduct the 3.4 hour workshop, and write description of workshop results. The workshop would hate a two -told purpose. First, to educate the community of the site's physical and economic capncilies to support redevelopment. Second, bt generate feedback front community residents (the users) concerning specific activities and uses they perceive as necessary in meeting their needs. SAI will further evaluate these needs (program elements) and determine the sites ability to accommodate them. P A T C M D 3.02 'SAI Program Generation 12 12 12 3 Generate a preliminary program by merging rhe market analysis and workshop results. Case studies of successful waterfront redevelopment projects, establish a prognun. 4.00 OPPOR'rmfl'IES AND CON9171 MIS 4.01 °Identification of Oppodnoi0es and Constraints Merge the preliminary program and site conditions to Identify polontial opportunities and constraints; Le. physical, rovirnmental, managerial, financial. 6 20 20 7 20 36 36 3 ' , S 24 24 0 3.02 'SAI Program Generation 12 12 12 3 Generate a preliminary program by merging rhe market analysis and workshop results. Case studies of successful waterfront redevelopment projects, establish a prognun. 4.00 OPPOR'rmfl'IES AND CON9171 MIS 4.01 °Identification of Oppodnoi0es and Constraints Merge the preliminary program and site conditions to Identify polontial opportunities and constraints; Le. physical, rovirnmental, managerial, financial. 6 20 20 7 4 10 10 2 • ' , W n TASK# TASK DESCRIPTION P A T 'C'M D 1.�4.02 "Program Refinement 2 10 10 5 , i Refine the program to maximize opportunities — and minimize constraints i-lentificd. f�S.00 DESIGN REDEVELOPMENT PIAN+ I 6 58 58 3 II ALTERNATIVES — —i 15.01 *Design 4 40 40 0 + Design multiple plans to depicl how opportunities and conshnhas can produce a variety of design solutions depending on which factor Is made the emphasis (environmental I contents, access, cost efficiency, optimum density/intensity). Each plan would produce a different result based on the focus of the concept. *Shows relationshipq of program elements *Shows reladonshipa of elements to site condition 5.02 *Presentation 1 14 14 0 Generate user-ftlendly presentations for each plan. Present the pians to Sebmthit officials. 5.03 "text 1 4 4 3 A written explanation shall accompany the plans describing Trow each solution was derived and the Possible advantages and disadvantages of each. i r. TASK# TASK DFSCRLP'IION 6.00 IMPLEMENTATION 6.01 'Recomnendmanagemct)t strategies to Implement the approved WRC plan. 6.02 'Draft Land Development Regulations to implement the WRC plat) which include requirements for land use, density, setbacks, open s ace and overall urban ,Iesi n amenities P A T C M D 23 56 10 33 * I 4 16 2 9 * I 20 40 8 24 I P ' g I (landscaping, parking, lighling, pavers, and architectural compatibility). .F!Y: PATO denote Sulin and Assoc. staff: P=Principal, $70/hr A=Associate, S50/hr T='technician S35/hr C=Clerical, S15/hr TOTAL HOURS 72 291 239 56 * * M and D dente SAI subconsullants: M=Eamomist, Edward Mitnick, D=Waterfront Redevelopment Advisor Burgin Dusselt, AIA • Aslerfsks denote the tasks in which the subconsullants would participate. 6.00 implementation $5,825 6.01 Recommended Strategies $1,285 $ 500 6.02 Land Development $4,040 Revulalin¢ Draft Estimated Cost of Professional Fees $28,795 $4,0011 $1,51111 $34,295 (Excluding Reimbursable Expenses) (1) Edward Mitnick, Real Estate Ecom -mist /Market Analyst (2) Burgin Dossett, AIA, Waterfront Pedevelopment Advisor 01 Estimated Cost Following is the estimated cost bawd on the stated scope of professional services and committed staff participation (excludes direct reimbursable expenses). ° If this budget exceeds the City's desired financial commitment, SAI will make every attempt to negotiate an amended scope of services to accommodate the. City's financial consleaints. _TASK __ _ SAIth ITN1CK,(l,l DORSU'M2] FEE 1.00 Site Analysis of Waterfront $11,205 Redevelopment Corridor 1.01 Visual Site Analysis $2,790 $400 1.02 Presentation Materials $1,695 1.03 Text $ 640 1.04 Technical Research & Analysis $3,680 1.05 Presentation Drawings $ 890 1.06 Text $1,110 2.00 Economic Assessment $3,540 2.01 Market Analysis $ 270 $2000 202 Feasibility Study $ 270 SI,(YJO 3.00 Program Matra $5,305 3.01 Programming Workshop $2,600 $600 r-^ 3.02 SAI Program Generation $1,905 $200 4.00 Opportunities and Constraints $2,025 4.01 Identification of Opportunities $1,160 S 500 $IW and Constraints 4.02 Program Refinement $1,065 5A) Design Redvlpt. Plan Allemativ, x $5,595 5.01 Design $3,680 $200 5.02 Presentation $1,260 5.03 Text $ 455 6.00 implementation $5,825 6.01 Recommended Strategies $1,285 $ 500 6.02 Land Development $4,040 Revulalin¢ Draft Estimated Cost of Professional Fees $28,795 $4,0011 $1,51111 $34,295 (Excluding Reimbursable Expenses) (1) Edward Mitnick, Real Estate Ecom -mist /Market Analyst (2) Burgin Dossett, AIA, Waterfront Pedevelopment Advisor 01 Fsllmaled Cost ° Following is the estimated cost based on the stated scope of professional services and committed staff participation (excludes direct reimbursable expenses). ° if this budget exceeds the City's desired finmuial commitment, SAI will make every attempt to negotiate an amended scope of services to accommodate the City's Financial constraints. TASK SAI MlIVICK(II DORSSEII'(2) FEE($) 1.00 Site Analysis of Walctfmnl $11,205 Redevelopment Corridor 1.01 Visual Site Analysis $2,7911 $4W 1.02 Presentation Materials $1,695 1.03 Text S 640 1.04 Technical Research & Analysis $3,680 1.05 Presentation Drawings S 890 1.06 Text $1,110 2W Economic Assessment $3,5411 2.01 Markel Analysis S 270 $2.0W 2.02 Feasibility Study S 270 S1,U00 3.00 Program Matrix $5,305 3.01 Programming Workshop S2,6W $600 .—. 3.02 SAI Program Generation $1,9115 $2W 4.W Opportunities and Constraints $2,8M 4.11 identification of Oppootunities $1,160 S 500 $1W and Constraints 4.02 Program Refinement $1,065 501 Design RedvipL Plan Allemalives $5,595 5.01 Design $3,680 $200 5.02 Presentation $1,260 5.03 Text '$ 455 60) Implementation $5,85 6.01 Recommended Strategies $1,285 $ 500 6.02 Land Development $4,040 Reaulatins Draft Estimated Cost of Professional Fees $28,795 $4,000 $1,51X) $34,295 (Excluding Reimbursable Expenses) (1) Edward Mimick, Real Estate Economist / Market Analyst (2) Burgin Dcssclt, AIA, Waterfront Redevelopment Advisor Burgin E. Dossett, A -TA Waterfront Redevelopment Advisor Subconsultanl to SAI Burgin E. Dossett, AIA, has substantial experience with one of lite nation's leading redevelopment firms: The Rouse Company. While with the Rouse Company, Mr. Dossett worked on several festival marketplace redevelopment projects including: ° Underground Atlanta, Atlanta ° Bayside Marketplace, Miami ° Riverwalk, New Orleans ° Owings Mills Town Center, Baltimore Mr. Dossett was a key professional for The Rouse Company In the development of two of the nations more successful and dynamic waterfront redevelopment projects: "Bayside" in Miami and "Riverwalk" in New Orleans, the site of the 1984 World Fair. With The Rouse Company, Burgin Dossett served as project manager and also performed serveral management and design acitivities while planning and managing redevelopment projects. Itis responsibilities embraced: ° project design; ° analysis of tenant needs; " historic preservation; ° adaptive re -use; ° budgeting responsibilities; and ° and general project management activities. Mr. Dossett currently works with the Disney Development Company in programming and designing mixed use projects, including Disney's upcoming waterfront development, "Boardwalk." He is also developing a design guideline package for "Boardwalk" which will ensure that the designed improvements proposed for each merchant/tenant will be consistent with the project's overall theme. Education: Tulane University, Bachelor of Architecture Professional Status: Registered Architect, State of Georgia National Council of Architectural Registration Board Certification American Institute of Architects National Trust for I Historic Preservation New Orleans Preservation Resource Center City of Sebastian POST OFFICE BOX 780127 0 SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA 32978 TELEPHONE (407) 589-5330 0 FAX (407) 589-5570 M I N UT E S SEBASTIAN CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1990 - 8:00 P.M. CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 1225 MAIN STREET, SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA ALL PROPOSED ORDINANCES AND INFORMATION ON ITEMS BELOW MAY BE INSPECTED IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK, CITY HALL, 1225 MAIN STREET, SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA. 1. Mayor Conyers called the joint meeting of the Planning and Zoning Board and the City Council to order at 8:02 p.m. 10M4 Present: Mayor W.E. Conyers Councilman Robert McCollum Vice Mayor Frank Oberbeck Councilman Lonnie Powell Absent: Councilman Lloyd Rondeau Also Present: Stanley Krulikowski, Chairman Planning & Zoning Board William Mahoney Robert Fullerton Mayme D. O'Connor Shirley Kilkelly J. W. Thompson Earl W. Shroyer John Lindsay Absent: James T. Wadsworth Also Present: City Manager, Robert McCrary Director of Community Development, Bruce Cooper P & Z Secretary, Linda Kinchen City Clerk, Kathryn M. O'Halloran 1 Special City Council Meeting November 15, 1990 10- Page Two 2. INTRODUCTION and 3. REVIEW The Director of Community Development gave a brief introduction and at the request of Mayor Conyers reviewed the proposal from Solin and Associates, Inc., for the Waterfront Redevelopment Study. (a copy of the study is attached) The City Council heard various members of the Planning and Zoning Board express their desires and suggestions for a Riverfront Study. PUBLIC INPUT The Mayor recognized the following: Tom Collins of Captain Hirams Ann Foster, Riverview Trailer Park Gene Popow, Oyster Point Alan French, Four unit apartment building Gene Martinelo, Paradise Homes Peter Jones, Architect Warren Dill, Attorney at Law Robert Brody, Architect Damien Gilliams, Realtor J.W. Thompson, Stan Krulikowski, Bob Fullerton, Earl Shroyer, of the Planning and Zoning Board. Mayor Conyers called a recess at 9:10 and resumed at 9:20 with all members present. It was the consensus of all that $34,295 proposal fee from Solin and Associates was excessive. Time was of the essence. Boundaries for area to be studied should be established. Community and citizen input of the utmost importance. Committee should be established. Grants should be researched and obtained. After more discussion: MOTION by Oberbeck/Powell to approve the appointment of seven regular members and two alternates, as named, to the Sebastian Riverfront Study committee. Special City Council Meeting November 15, 1990 Page Three ROLL CALL: Mayor Conyers aye Councilman McCollum aye Vice Mayor Oberbeck aye Councilman Powell aye MOTION CARRIED 4-0. The following is a list of members: Ross Calvin, property owner Warren Dill, Attorney Tom Collins, Captain Hirams Allison Tripp, Realtor Peter Jones, Architect Stanley Krulikowski, P & Z Board Ann Foster. Riverview Trailer Park ALTERNATE MEMBERS: Ken Chapin, property owner Alan Brody, Architect The City Manager recommended Linda Kinchen as the secretary to the River£ront Study Committee. He ,i►, noted that this committee will be a legally binding committee because it is appointed by the City Council, it will be subject to the Sunshine Law. He recommended that Stan Krulikowski be named chairman, suggested that Indian River County be invited as either a voting or nonvoting member of the committee due to the logistics of their borders and the impact this committee will have on them. He went on to explain the advice and help the committee will need and suggested that the study area be from the railroad tracks to the river. MOTION by Oberbeck/McCollum Appoint Stan Krulikowski as Chairman of this Committee. ROLL CALL: Councilman McCollum aye Vice Mayor Oberbeck aye Councilman Powell aye Mayor Conyers aye MOTION CARRIED 4-0. The Vice Mayor noted that there was $10,000 budgeted at this time. 3 /'k /1 Special City Council Meeting November 15, 1990 Page Four November 26, 1990 was the date set for the first meeting at 7:00 p.m. Being no further business to come before the joint meeting ADJOURNMENT was at 10:02 p.m. Approved at Kathryyi M. O'Halloran, City Clerk 4 1990Council Meeting. W.E. Conyers, Mayo Regular City Council Meeting November 28, 1990 Page Eleven MOTION by Powell/Oberbeck I move we take no action. ROLL CALL: Councilman McCollum aye Vice Mayor Oberbeck aye Councilman Powell aye Mayor Conyers aye MOTION CARRIED 4-0. Councilman McCollum resigned from the Annexation Committee. 14. MAYOR'S MATTERS 90.199 A. Discuss Drainage Concerns and Other Matters Mayor Conyers requested the City Manager to formulate a direction on drainage for a future workshop; announced the 12/8/90 Riverfront Study Committee walk through the waterfront area; said he had requested 2 parking spaces at City Hall for Councilmembers; and said he would deliver the McClarty resolution to its recipient tomorrow. �T. 15. COUNCIL MATTERS i A. Vice Mayor Oberbeck 89.221 Vice Mayor Oberbeck questioned the validity of Stanley Krulikowski being Chairman of the Riverfront District Study Committee and the Planning and Zoning Commission. The City Attorney said if the Riverfront Committee recommends directly to the Planning and Zoning Commission, Mr. Krulikowski should not be on the Riverfront Committee. The City Clerk said she had contacted Shirley Taylor, Commission on Ethics, and had been informed that since this committee has a say in land planning they should fill out financial disclosure forms. MOTION by Powell/Oberbeck I move we withdraw Stanley Krulikowski as member/ chairman for the Riverfront Study Committee with deep regret. 11 12 Regular City Council Meeting November 28, 1990 ^. Page Twelve ROLL CALL: Vice Mayor Oberbeck aye Councilman Powell aye Mayor Conyers aye Councilman McCollum aye MOTION CARRIED 4-0. It was decided to request a recommendation for appointment of a new member and Chairman from the committee. H. Councilman McCollum None. C. Councilman Powell Councilman Powell questioned the status of the Hardee Park Trail and whether the city had a noise ordinance. D. Councilman Rondeau Absent. 16. CITY ATTORNEY MATTERS The City Attorney said he had submitted resolutions regarding the proposed County wide emergency services district to the City Manager for review. 17. CITY MANAGER MATTERS 90.280 A. City Manager Personnel - Part -Time Administrative Secretary (Ci Manager [recommendation dated 11/20/90, Outline of Projects, Administrative Secretary Job Description) MOTION by McCollum/Powell I move we authorize a part-time administrative secretary for the City Manager's office not to exceed 1040 hours. ROLL CALL: Councilman Powell aye Mayor Conyers nay Councilman McCollum aye Vice Mayor Oberbeck aye MOTION CARRIED 3-1 (Conyers - nay) 12 L� QOQ City of Sebastian POST OFFICE BOX 780127 o SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA 32978 TELEPHONE (407) 589.5330 o FAX (407) 589-5570 November 29, 1990 Stanley Krulikowski 482 Azine Terrace Sebastian, FL 32958 Dear Mr. Krulikowski: The Sebastian City Council, at their November 28, 1990 regular meeting, at the advice of the City Attorney, withdrew your membership and chairmanship of the Riverfront District Study Committee with deep regret. If you have any questions, please contact the City Manager. Sincerely, )y 7 jag Kathry M. O'Halloran, CMC/AAE City Clerk cc: Riverfront District Study Committee City Manager 10 December 1990 (K o 1990 City of Sebastian DEC 1 0 1225 Main Street i Sebastian, Florida 32958 Mayor W.E. Conyers and City Council ^ Re: Riverfront Committee Gentlemen: Speaking for myself, in reference to my dismissal as Chairman and Member of the Riverfront Committee, and per Mayor Conyers suggest- ing my writing you, may I address a few points in requesting my reappointment. Due to your whole -hearted support of my appointment to the Committee and Chairmanship of same at the joint Planning and Zoning and City Council meeting on November 15th, and allowing for the fact that all Council Members were aware of my position on the Planning and Zoning Hoard, I have difficulty understanding your position at your November 28, 1990 meeting. Also your by-passing the procedure for removal per ^ the hand book for Committee's, etc., has me at a loss for words. The Riverfront Committee is merely an unofficial city staff making recommendations to City Council. Who in turn would implement site plans, zoning changes, etc., to then go to Planning and Zoning for action. Furthermore, if the Riverfront Committee was going to have an indefinite life, I could certainly understand your concern for my being on two advisory boards. The purpose of this Committee has always been to act as a starting point in allowing the Riverfront to live up to its full potential, thereby benefiting the City as a whole. To allow people from varied walks of life as stated on November 15th, to participate, can only enhance the Committee and the City. In closing, I ask that you reconsider your decision and re -instate me to the Riverfront Committee so that I may continue to input my professional expertise for the betterment of the City. Cord ally, ,, %K�c."�� Stanley E..%ulikowski, Jr. 482 Azine Terrace Sebastian, Florida 32958 cc: Mr. R. McClary RIVERFRONT STUDY COMMITTEE MEMBERS LIST STANLEY E. KRULIKOWSKI, JR. HOME# 589-0127 482 AZINE TERRACE WORK# 589-4468 7 II SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA ALLISON TRIPP HOME#664-7423 3585 HEATHER LANE WORK#589-1442 SEBASTIAN, FL 32958 M. ROSS CALVIN HOME#589-8002 1637 INDIAN RIVER DR SEBASTIAN, FL 32958 PETER W JONES HOME#388-5528 1627 US HIGHWAY #1 (MAIL) WORK#388-1983 1615 INDIAN RIVER DR #3 (HOME) SEBASTIAN,FL 32958 THOMAS H COLLINS HOME#589-5934 9301 A1A #4 (MAIL) WORK#589-8000 2200 SANDERLING LANE (HOME) VERO BEACH, FLORIDA 32963 WARREN DILL HOME# 9025 US #1 WORK#589-1212 SEBASTIAN,FL 32958 ANN FOSTER HOME#254-2526 5230 AURORA ROAD WORK# MELBOURNE,FL 32934 ROBERT THORP BRODIE HOME#589-1403 11155 ROSELAND ROAD WORK#589-4468 ROSELAND, FL 32957 ALTERNATE KEN CHAPIN HOME# 9880 OAK TRAIL WORK#664-4937 SEBASTIAN,FL 32976 ALTERNATE f