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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07/20/2001HO/ViE OF PELICAN 1SLA~D 1225 Main Street [~ Sebastian, Florida 32958 Telephone (561} 589-5330 [] Fax {561) 589-5570 City Council Information Letter July 20, 2001 United States Hi.qhway One Improvement Pro,qram Please be advised that the Sebastian Area United States Highway One (US 1) Enhancement Program is tentatively scheduled to be initiated Monday August 13th. Necessary pre-construction meetings and discussions have been held, including involvement and input with the City Manager's Office and the Department of Engineering. The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has commissioned the engineering, planning and surveying firm of Keith and Schnars, P.A. to provide engineering management and oversight of this estimated $4.2 million project. The assigned project engineer is Mr. Rodney Temple, 1627 US 1, Office 3B here in Sebastian - (561) 388-9999 (several weeks ago after being awarded management and construction oversight of this project, Keith and Schnars established an office in Sebastian, as they are expected to be involved with other area programs during the next couple of years or so). As previously reported, the US 1 project is anticipated to last 300 days (or so, if you will). Inherently, automobile, bus and truck traffic will be inconvenienced. The greatest impact may be the lack of on site parking opportunities during the construction period. As such, I met with Mr. Temple earlier this week to discuss with him, among other issues, the possibility of working with business and property owners located on US 1 to facilitate the smoothest transition process possible. Finally, arrangements are also underway to incorporate the recently authorized water expansion effort on the westside of US 1. This is a most logically approach so as to prevent duplication of tasks accordingly. FDOT and Indian River County officials are therefore working to address and outline applicable arrangements. Additional updates regarding aspects of this overall effort will be provided as they progress. Permanent Si,qn Installation at Barber Street Sports Complex Per requirements of the Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program (FRDAP), please be advised that arrangements are being made to City Council Information Letter July 20, 2001 Page 2 Construct and erect a long-term one-sided monument sign for the Barber Street Sports Complex. As depicted on the attached rendering, the caption "Developed with Financial Assistance by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection through the Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program" is mandatory for positioning on a sign estimated to last circa 25 years. This final enhancement at BSSC will essentially conclude administration of the FRDAP grant, which helped to fund activities such as the skate facility and the creative playground. As such, Curt Oxford was commissioned to construct the sign (no formal authorization required by City Council as the price does not exceed $5,000). The sign is the same size and dimension(s) as the horizontal welcome signs located on US1 and west County Road 512. Installation is anticipated within the next few months. Historic Preservation Grant Presentation in Tallahassee Please find the attached memorandum and background information from the Florida Bureau of Historic Preservation Grants and Education Section informing the City of Sebastian of its receipt and review of the grant application to finance interior restoration of City Hall. As previously discussed, an integral part of the consideration process includes a presentation (and presence) before the Historic Preservation Advisory Board. Our community's application is 21st for review (out of a total of 94), which leads me to believe that our presentation is to be made Tuesday September 11th. As such, I wish to once again solicit interest of a City Council member to join me in Tallahassee. We would leave Sebastian Monday early afternoon to stay overnight, and return immediately after our appearance. A recommendation to attend this important meeting will be presented for your consideration during the August 8th meeting. Any volunteers? Third Quarter Accomplishments Attached is your personal copy of the City of Sebastian Third Quarter Accomplishment Report. As referenced in Mark's cover memorandum, respective department directors have compiled actual summations of departmental accomplishments. This document represents good information to coincide with consideration of the third quarter budget amendment process scheduled for next week's meeting. City Council Information Letter July 20, 2001 Page 3 New Human Resources Director I am pleased to report that I am positioned to appoint the City of Sebastian's next Director of Human Resources. After initiating a candidate recruitment process over two months ago, arrangements are now being made to hire Mr. Robert Miles of Royal Palm Beach, Florida. Mr. Miles has over 25 years of public service experience, primarily human resource discipline posts with the cities of Xenia, Ohio, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach, Florida. Most recent professional background includes a stint as Director of Human Resources for the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office as well as a senior consultant with Public Sector Personnel Consultants, a national firm providing outside services to both public and pdvate sector organizations. Mr. Miles' educational background includes a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Central State University in Wilberforce, Ohio, as well as graduate work in economics at Miami University of Ohio. He also holds certification from the Human Resources Certification Institute as a Senior Professional in Human Resources Management. Mr. Miles' anticipated first day is Wednesday August 8th, to include his brief introduction during your regularly scheduled meeting that evening. Out of the Office As I have discussed with you all individually, I will be on vacation from Thursday July 26th through Monday August 6th. AS referenced in the attached memorandum to the Management Team, all departments will be autonomously responsible for respective departmental functions during my absence. General Services Administrator Paul Wagner will serve as the official liaison from the City Manager's Office during this time as well, to help facilitate issues that may require respective attention. The next City Council Information Letter will therefore not be delivered until Friday August 10th, coinciding with my return to the office Tuesday August 7th. Executive Assistant Jean Tarbell will maintain my itinerary and contact information, should for any dire reason its becomes necessary to reach me. Enclosure(s): BSSC Sign Rendering/Information from Curt Oxford Memorandum and Project Listing from FIodda Bureau of Historic Preservation Robed Miles Resume Memorandum to Management Team Individual Copies - Third Quarter Accomplishments My Documents/InfoLetter97 PROPOSAL CURT OXFORD WOODCA~'VER. INC. 634. HIGH STREET SEBASTIAN, FL 32958 (561) 589-004.0 FA.x: 5'8I- PRCPOSAL SLIBMITTI~D TO: /YOOK£ We her~ty submit s~fificafians and estimates for: ACr'~PTANC'E 0~' [~OPO~AL. ~) Dale Sign~ure MEMORANDUM Florida De~nt TO: Historic Preservation Grants-in-Aid Applicants /,-° 2002 Special Category Historic PreservatiOn Gra~s FROIV]: Florida Department of State, Division of Historical~t~ources Bureau of Historic Preservation, Grants and Educati~}ml ' DATE: July 11, 2001 SUBJECT: Meeting of Historic Preservation Advisory Council of State This is to inform you that we have received your organization's application for historic preservation grant-in-aid assistance. The meeting of the Historic Preservation Advisory Council to review the applications and make funding recommendations has been scheduled for September 1 1 ,- 13, 2001. All interested parties are invited to attend. A meeting agenda, a sheet showing the membership of the Historic Preservation Advisory Council, and a listing of the applications to be reviewed are enclosed. Please note that the applications have been numbered in the order that the Council will review them. We have also included a map showing the location of the Tallahassee meeting site and public parking areas, and a listing of area hotels. If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact the Grants and Education Section at (850) 245-6333 or 1-800-847-PAST (7278). HISTORIC PRESERVATION ADVISORY COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 11 - 13, 2001 TALLAHASSEE AGENDA 1. Call to Order at 9:00 a.m. on each Day. 2. Opening Remarks by Chairman on Purpose of Meeting. 3. Introduction of Council Members and Bureau of Historic Preservation Staff. 4. Approval of Minutes from March 19 - 21, 2001 Meeting. 5. Overview of Applications Received for Grant Assistance in Current Cycle. 6. Discussion of Conduct of Council Meeting including Method of Ranking Applications and Recommending Funding Levels. 7. Technical Discussion of Grant Applications. 8. Recommendations for Priorit3' Ranking and Funding Levels for Grant Awards. 9. Other Business. 10. Adjournment. Place of Council Meeting. Auditorium, First Floor, 1LA. Gray Building, 500 South Bronough Street, Tallahassee, Florida. Order of Discussion. The Council will be discussing applications by in order of their assigned number. Discussion of the applications in this order will begin on Tuesday, September 11, and continue on the following days. Type of Discussion. The staff of the Bureau of Historic Preservation will'provide a technical review of each application. Council members may direct questions to applicants during the meeting. Applicants may respond to questions but may not make additional presentations. HISTORIC PRESERVATION ADVISORY COUNCIL J'~LY 2000 Mrs. Sally G. Bell 1016 Shalimar Drive Tallahassee, FL 32312 Mrs. Jan Brown 2626 Shriver Drive Fort Myers, FL 33901 Mrs. Sandra Casteel 1135 North Rio Vista Boulevard Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 Ms. Marsha A. Chance 8711 Perimeter Park Blvd. Suite 11 Jacksonville, FL 32216 Mr. William J. Dreggors, Jr. 27 Jasmine Drive DeBary, FL 32713 Mr. Robert Giebeig, Jr. 100 St. George Street St. Augustine, FL 32084 Mr. Jorge L. Hernandez 337 Palermo Avenue Coral Gables, FL 33134 Mr. Bob Johnson 27 South Orange Avenue Sarasota, FL 34236 Ms. Virginia Littrell 145 19th Avenue Northeast St. Petersburg, FL 33704 Mr. Lex McKeithen Route 2, Box 235 Wellborn, FL 32094 Mr. Carter Quina, AIA 400 West Romana Street Pensacola, FL 32501 Mr. Karl Thorne, FAIA 1216 NW 9th Avenue Gainesville, FL 32604 NUMBER HISTORIC PRESERVATION GRANTS-IN-AID 2002 SPECIAL CATEGORY APPLICANTS TITLE APPLICANT COUNTY REQUEST 02S-1SC 02S-2SC 02S-3SC 02S-4SC 02S~5SC 02S-6SC 02S-7SC 02S-8SC 02S-9SC 02S-10SC 02S-11SC 02S-12SC 02S-13SC 02S-14SC 02S-15SC 02S-168C 02S-17SC Key West Naval Storehouse, Phase II Curtiss Mansion Phase Greynolds Park Campground Gusman Center for the Perfonning Arts, Phase VI Opa-Locka Train Station Fkst Presbyterian Church, Miami Springs Seybold Canal House Flagler Memorial Bromon Building Redland Farm Life School Cola-Nip Bottling Co. Flor/da East Coast Railway Steam Locomotive #253 Butler House and Kestor Cottage, Phase I Old Deerfield Beach Schoolhouse Gilda's Club Sample-McDougald House, Phase II Sugarhill Cemetery Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Society Curtiss Mansion, Inc. Miami-Dade Park and Recreation Department Miami Parking Authority/Gusman Center Monroe Dade Dade Dade Board of Trustees Opa-Locka Commumty Dade Development Corporation Dade Spring Garden Civic Dade Association City of Miami Beach Dade South Florida Att Center, Inc. Dade South Florida Pioneer Museum, Dade Inc. Black Archives History and Dade Research Foundation of South Florida, Inc. Gold Coast Historic Railway Dado Foundation, Inc. Deerfield Beach Historical Broward Society City of Decrfield Beach GILDA'S CLUB South Florida Sample-McDougald House Preservation Society, Inc. Community Development, City of Riviera Beach Broward Broward Broward Palm Beach $325,000.00 $450,000.00 $250,000.00 $250,OOO.OO $150,000.00 $62,244.50 $250,000.00 $250,000.00 $250,000.00 $830,000.00 $30,000.00 $218,100.00 $190,020.00 $86,600.00 $355,170.32 $178,850.00 $59,000.00 NUMBER HISTORIC PRESERVATION GRANTS-IN-AID 2002 SPECIAL CATEGORY APPLICANTS TITLE APPLICANT COUNTY REQUEST 02S-18SC 02S-t9SC 02S-20SC 02S-21SC 02S-22SC 02S-23SC 02S-24SC 02S-25SC 02S-26SC 02S-27SC 02S-28SC 02S-29SC 02S-30SC 02S-31SC 02S-32SC 02S-33SC 02S-34SC 02S-35SC 02S-36SC Old Fort Pierce Post Office Leach Mansion Old Smart High School Sebastian Elementary School Hallst~om Farmstead Roberts Ranch Fort Denaud Bridge Langford-Kingston Home Randell Research Center Selby House, Phase II Sarasota Federal Building The Hermitage Haley House Curry Homes Myakka City School House Henry B. Plant Museum Seminole Heights United Methodists Church Italian Club Don Vista Building City of Fort Pierce Martin County Board of County Comm/ssioners The Martin County School District City of Sebastian Indian River County Historical Society Collier County Government Hendry County Board of County Commissioners City of Fort Myers Florida Museum of Natural History Marie Selby Botanical Gardens, Inc. City of Sarasota Sarasota County Arts Council Department of Environmental Protection - Coastal and Aquatic Managed Area Reflections of Manatee, Inc. Myakka City Historical Society The Henry B. Plant Museum Seminole Heights United Methodist Church, Inc Italian Club City of St. Pete Beach St. Lucie Martin Martin Indian River Indian River Collier Hcndry Lee Lee Sarasota Sarasota Sarasota Manatee Manatee Manatee Hillsborough Hillsborough Hillsborough Pinellas $I50,000.00 $645,000.00 $260,000.00 $379,475.00 $287,000.00 $153,000.00 $199,000.00 $790,047.29 $345,440.0O $215,500.00 $450,000.00 $123,944.00 $175,398.00 $56,196.00 $300,518.00 $250,000.00 $237,130.00 $306,500,00 $347,000.00 NUMBER HISTORIC PRESERVATION GRANTS-IN-AID 2002 SPECIAL CATEGORY APPLICANTS TITLE APPLICANT COUNTY REQUEST 02S-37SC 02S-38SC 02S-39SC 02S-40SC 02S-41SC 02S-42SC 02S-43SC 02S-44SC 02S-45SC 02S-46SC 02S-47SC 02S-48SC 02S~49SC 02S-50SC 02S-51SC 02S-52SC 02S-53SC 02S~54SC 02S-55SC Old Tarpon Springs High School, Phase IV Oldsmar Woman's Club Florida Holocaust Museum Mirror Lake Dade City Woman's Club, Phase II Blanton Packing House Saint Leo Abbey Arcadia City Hall Hotel Jacaranda Thad Buckner Building Polk Theatre Clay Cut Centre, Phase V Lake Wales Primary School Old Frostproof High School, Phase IV Old Polk County Courthouse Ritz Theatre Christ Episcopal Church, Fort Meade Bok Tower Gardens Casa Feliz City of Tarpon Springs Pinellas City of Oldsmar Pinellas Florida Holocaust Museum Pinellas City of St. Petersburg Pinellas GFWC Dade City Woman's Pasco Club, Inc. Pioneer Florida Museum Pasco Association, Inc. Order of Saint Benedict of Pasco Florida City of Arcadia DeSoto South Florida Community Highlands College Foundation, Inc. Florida Southern College Polk Polk Theatre, Inc. Polk City of Haines City Polk City &Lake Wales Polk City of Frostproof Polk Polk County Board of County Polk Commissioners The Ri~ Theatre 100, Inc. Polk Christ Episcopal Church Polk The Bok TowerGardeus Polk Foundation, Inc. City of Winter Park Orange $400,000.00 $96,700.00 $250,000.00 $200,000.00 $90,000.00 $451,941.00 $260,000.00 $250,000.00 $250,000.00 $151,880.00 $300,000.00 $316,200.00 $250,000.00 $621,275.00 $87,410.00 $195,000.00 $60,253.00 $300,000.00 $282,700.00 NUMBER HISTORIC PRESERVATION GRANTS-IN-AID 2002 SPECIAL CATEGORY APPLICANTS TITLE APPLICANT COUNTY REQUEST 02S-56SC 02S-57SC 02S-58SC 02S-59SC 02S-60SC 02S-61SC 02S-62SC 02S-63SC 02S-64SC 02S-65SC 02S-66SC 02S-67SC 02S-68SC 025-69SC 02S-70SC 02S-71SC 02S-72SC 02S-73SC 02S-74SC Mundy Collection Curation and Exhibit Polasek Museum Mount Dora ACL Depot Fixst United Methodist Church, Umatilla Space Walk of Fame - Gemini Exhibit H.S. Williams House Henegar Center, Phase Sern~ole County Museum/Home Sampson Hall USS Donner Old Barberville High School Olds Hall Tan:agona Arch Duunellon High School Auditorium Duunellon Historical Train Depot Chiefland Railroad Depot Cedar Key Pubhc Library Old Palatka Water Works Ponce Hall Courtyard Association to Presere the Eatonville Community, Inc. Albin Polasek Foundation, Inc. Mount Dora Area Chamber of First United Methodist Church of Umatilla U.S. Space Walk of Fame Foundation Preservation and Education Trust, Inc. Brevard Regional Arts Group, Inc. Seminole County Government Stetson University USS Donner Memorial Association, Inc. Pioneer Settlement for the Creative Arts, Inc Olds Hall Good Samaritan Center City of Daytona Beach Marion County School Board Greater Dunnellon Historical Society City of Chiefland City of Cedar Key City of Palalka Flagler College Orange Orange Lake Lake Brevard Brevard Brevard Seminole Volusia Volusia Volusia Volusia Volusia Marion Marion Levy Levy Putnam St. Johns $270,550.00 $250,000.00 $134,240.00 $62,700.00 $80,000.00 $370,000.00 $250,000.00 $111,400.00 $197,500.00 $250,000.00 $91,412.00 $117,000.00 $357,440.00 $143,454.00 $293,800.00 $130,000.00 $194,500.00 $144,197.22 $231,545.00 NUMBER HISTORIC PRESERVATION GRANTS-IN-AID 2002 SPECIAL CATEGORY APPLICANTS TITLE APPLICANT COUNTY REQUEST 0'~S-75SC 02S-76SC 02S~77SC 02S-78SC 02S-79SC 02S-80SC 02S-81SC 02S-82SC 02S-83SC 02S-84SC 02S-85SC 02S-86SC 02S-87SC 02S-88SC 02S-89SC 02S-90SC 02S-91SC St. Augustine Oldest House Ximenez-Fatio Exhibit Ancient City Baptist Church St. Augustine Visitors Center/Exhibit Old Clay County Courthouse Jacksonville Beach Elementary School Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Belles Hall Ameba Island Lighthouse Oral History Preservahon and Heritage Village Suwarmee County Courthouse, Phase 1V Apalachicola City Hall Monticello Opera House Old Jefferson County High School Tallahnssee City Waterworks Sopchoppy High School St. Augustine Historical St. Jolms Society Florida Society of the National St. Johns Society of the Colonial Dames of America Ancient City Baptist Church St. Johns City of St. Augustine St. Johns Clay County Board of County Clay Commissioners Jacksonville Beach Elementary Duval Preservation Fund, Inc. Church of the Immaculate Duval Conception The Belles School Dural City of Femandina Beach Nassau Samuel Proctor Oral History Alachua Program Main Street Ham/lton County, Hamilton Inc. Suwarmee County Board of Suwamaee County Commissioners City of Apalachicola Franklin Monticello Opera House, Inc. Jefferson Jefferson County School Board Jefferson City of Tallahassee Leon Wakulla County School Board Wakulla $200,000.00 $267,852.00 $193,000.00 $150,000.00 $376,500.00 $275,000.00 $600,000.00 $500,191.00 $452,500.00 $142,739.00 $249,450.00 $356,579.00 $372,400.00 $50,000.00 $331,000.00 $460,000.00 $225,000.00 NUMBER HISTORIC I~RESERVAT1ON GRANTS-IN-AID 2002 SPECIAL CATEGORY APPLICANTS TITLE APPLICANT COUNTY REQUEST 02S-92SC 02S-93SC 02S-94SC TOTAL St. Andrew Church, Panama City West Florida Education Study Washington County Courthouse, Phase II Bay County Bay Historic Preservation, Inc. 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Accomplishments and competencies include: Compensation and Benefits - Directed implementation and maintenance of poim-factor job classification systems; pay-for-performance and incentive systems including galn-shnring; market surveys; salary administration;.' directed employee benefit programs including triple-option group health plans, optional benefits, open enrollment, execafive incentive plans and EAP's. Employment - Recruitment and selection: facilitated ~nd monitored significant improvements to employee selection procedures, e.g., behaviorally-based assessment processes, structured interviewing; developed and implemented aggressive recruitment strategies for protected classes, etc. Labor/Employee Relations - Successfully negotiated labor agreements; investigated and resolved employee grievances, EEOC and U.S. Dept. of Jnstice complaints. Experienced employer strategist in impasse, mediation and litigation. Working knowledge of state and Federal regulatory issues {FLSA, ADA, FMLA, Title VII, etc.} HRIS - Computer literate; fully automated H/R functions - both mainframe and PC-based systems inclndlng applicant management, human resource information systems {I-IRIS}, other specialized H/R programe and local area networks; skilled with MS Windows 98 applications including Microsof~ and Corel office suites and the Interact. EEO/Affirmative Action - Developed and implemented results-oriented affirmative action and minority recruitment programs. Ex?erience 1999-Present H/R Consultant/Principal, Miles & Assoc'mtes, Royal Palm Beach, FL. Management consultant specializing in job class and compensation studies and employee assessment/selection solutions. 1997-1999 Director of Human Resources, Palm Beach County Sheriffs Office, West Palm Beach, {2,700 employees}. Directed recmitmen~ assessment and selection; employee relations; risk management, classification, compensation and benefits; HRIS functions. Decreased time to fill vacancies by 67%. 1987-1997 Assistanl Director Employee Relations/Personnel 1Vmnager, City of West palm Beach, FL { 1,400 employees}. Overall responsibility for recruitment and assessment, classification, compensation and benefits, HRIS/office automation; labor/employee relations; EEO/affirmative action and minority recruitment. 1982-1987 Personnel A~alyst/Minority Reernitiag Officer, City of Ft. Landerdale, Florida {2,100 employees}. Overall responsibility for remfitment and assessment of candidates for employment or promotion in the police and fire departments under a federal court order. 1979-1982 Deputy Personnel Director, City of Springfield, Ohio. Primary responsibilities included employee/labor relations, compensation and benefits, recruitment, assessment and affirmative action in an organization of 725 employees. 1974-1979 Assistant to the City Manager, City of Xenia, Ohio. Primary responsibilities included personnel and budget admipistratien in an organi?ation of 250 employees during a post-disaster rebuilding era. Robert A. Miles Page Two Education Cc~dfication B.S., Business Adminislrafion, Cenlyal State University, Wflberforce, Ohio, cum laude 1973. Completed one-ye, ar program toward M.A., Economics, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, 1973-4. Senior Professional in Human Resource Management {SPHR}, Human Resource Certification Institute. Certified 1992 -1998. Advanced Sigma Systems Administrator {applicant management system}, Si~rm Data Systems, Tucson, AZ, 1990. Certified A~sessor, Targeted Selection and Assessment Cemer Administrator, Development Dimensions international, 1985. Certified Promotional Assessor, Assessment Designs, Inc. Presentations and Publications Presenter/Subject Matter Expert - Florida Public Personnel Association I-VR Academy, 1996. Presenter - "So You Want to be a City Manager?" Florida City/Connty Managers Association Annual Conference, 1996. "An Employer's Perspective to ADA Compliances' Good Ssmaritan Medical Center Seminar, 1992. "Quantitative Systems for Employee Classification and Compensation," Florida Public Personnel Association Regional Workshop, 1990. "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Testing, But Were Afraid to Ask," Florida Public Personnel Association Annual Conference, 1990. Professional Membemhips Presidem, Florida Public Personnel Association, 1996-97, held other offices 1993-98 Editor, Florida Public Personnel Association Newsletter, 1993-94 Society for Human Resource Managemonl International Personnel Managemem Association National/Florida Public Employer Labor Relations Associations References & Salary Hi.qtoxy Available upon request. 1225 Main Street [] Sebastian, Florida 32958 Telephone (561) 589-5330 [] Fax (561~ 589-5570 MEMORANDUM To: Management Team: George Bonacci, Building Official Ralph Brescia, City Engineer James Davis, Chief of Police Greg Gardener, Director of Golf Operations Tracy Hass, Director of Growth Management Terry Hill, Director of Public Works Mark Mason, Director of Finance Jason Milewski, Airport Manager Jean Tarbell, Executive Assistant Paul Wagner, Purchasing and Contract Administrator From: Terrence Moore, City Manager Date: July 19, 2001 Subject: Out of Office Policy As we discussed during our staff meeting last week, each department director will be autonomously charged with executing and guiding business activities in respective departments during my absence July 26th through August 6th. In addition, please be advised that General Services Administrator Paul Wagner will serve as the official liaison from the City Manager's Office during this time (including any signature authority that may become necessary from this office). Jean Tarbell will maintain my itinerary and contact information, in the dij:e event necess. Aary to get in touch with me personally while I am away. As such, I fully x"-~mip~.~e~~.e~-everythin~ to r n smoothly. All the best and God Speed to all of you! Torrance ~,~-"~re ' -- TRM/ Cc: Honorable Mayor and City Council (Via 7/20/01 Information Letter) Rich Stringer, City Attorney Sally Maio, City Clerk My Documents/Out of Office