Bay Harbor IslandsNewsMAY 2016 • VOLUME 61 NUMBER 5 Waves

A Message from the Mayor

Organizational Meeting- Page 2

Remembering Doris Marano- Page 2

Bike RodeoMay 14- Page 3

Bulk Trash Guidelines- Page 3

School News- Page 4

Sunny Seniors - Page 5

Egg Hunt Fun- Page 6

Sincerely,

First, congratulations to Joshua Fuller on his re-election and Elizabeth Tricoche on her election to the Town Council. Both will serve our Town with distinction for the next four years. I would also like to thank my colleagues on the Council…Stephanie, Bob, Isaac, Josh and Elizabeth for selecting me as our Mayor, and Stephanie as Vice Mayor, for a second year. It is an honor to serve and not something I take for granted.

On a sad note, our deepest condolences go out to the family of Council Member Doris Marano, who passed away on Tuesday, April 5th. At my direction, the flags at Town Hall were flown at half-staff for one week in respect for the passing of a sitting Member of our Council. The family has asked that any donations be made in her name to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. In honor of her final wish, the Town has made a donation of $1,000.

In addition to the Town’s donation, thank you to Vice Mayor Bruder for matching my donation of $180 at our last Council Meeting to such a worthy cause.

St. Jude’s is one of the most recognized and respected research hospitals for children with eight locations within the United States. St. Jude’s is best known for their motto of founder Danny Thomas; that “no child is denied treatment based on race, religion or a family’s ability to pay.” Anyone who has ever had or known the family of a sick child knows the difficulties that comes with such an event.

The concept of being able to focus only on getting better is almost a foreign concept in today’s healthcare system. For a child, it should be the standard. St. Jude’s not only provides treatment for brain tumors, leukemia and a laundry list of other diseases, but also provides life-saving clinical trials…all with no cost “for treatment, travel, housing or food.” I encourage anyone who can to make a donation to St. Jude’s. Donations can be made…

BY MAIL St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital 501 St. Jude Place Memphis, TN 38105

ONLINE www.stjude.org Click on the red “Donate Now” button on the right hand corner of the page.

In Honor

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Bay Harbor Islands 2016 Organizational MeetingCouncil Members Take Oath of Office

The top two vote getters from the April 5, 2016 election were sworn into the Town Council at the April 11 Organizational meeting held prior to the Council meeting.

(L-R) Town Clerk Marlene Siegel, Council members Elizabeth Tricoche (new to the Council) and Joshua Fuller (second term).

Mayor and Vice Mayor Selected for Second TermThe new Council selected Mayor Jordan W. Leonard and Vice Mayor Stephanie Bruder both to a second term.

(L-R) Town Clerk Marlene Siegel, Vice Mayor Stephanie Bruder, Mayor Jordan W. Leonard

Town Staff Take Oath of Office (L-R) Town Clerk Marlene Siegel, Deputy Clerk Alba Chang, Town Attorney Craig B. Sherman, Assistant Town Attorney Frank Simone take the oath of office administered by Mayor Jordan W. Leonard.

Town Mourns Loss of Council Member Doris Marano IN MEMORIAM

Although Doris Marano served only one term on the Town Council, she is remembered for her love of Bay Harbor Islands and her passionate dedication to serving the residents of the Town. She passed away on April 5.

She had lived in Bay Harbor Islands for 23 years. Her volunteerism led her to serve on the Town’s Design and Review

Committee, Environmental Committee and the Parks and Recreation Committee. While her son Jesse was a student, she volunteered at Ruth K. Broad Bay Harbor K-8 Center.

She worked as a legal secretary and had been the owner of a art gallery. She had a strong connection with the arts, opera and live theater.

Donations in her memory should be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, www.stjude.org. Address is 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105 or call (800) 805-5856.

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Tune up your bike for the Bay Harbor Islands Police Department’s Annual Bicycle Safety Rodeo and “Chief Hemingway Island Bike Ride” event at the Ruth K. Broad Bay Harbor K-8 Center on Saturday, May 14th from 9 AM – 1 PM! Those wishing to participate must pre-register by Thursday, May 12th. You can download the registration form & flyer via the Town’s website at bayharborislands.org and turn it in at the RKBBHK-8 Center or at the Bay Harbor Islands Police Department, or pick one up at Town Hall.

Check-in will be at 9:00 AM sharp – so don’t be tardy! (Parents with young children are encouraged to attend.) Upon

Join Chief Hemingway May 14 for the Annual Bike Rodeo

graduating the rodeo, children will bike ride around the Town with the Police Bike Patrol Unit. For additional information please see the registration form or call (305) 866-6242.

Every Thursday is Bulk Trash Pick-up day in Bay Harbor Islands. Bulk items should be placed curbside by the end of the day on Wednesday. Do not place items prior to Wednesday or you may be cited for a code violation. If you live in a condo or apartment - please place your bulk items in the area designated by your building for this purpose. Most importantly, never park close to or in front of the bulk pick-up area or the items will not be collected (see at right).

Acceptable items for Bulk Pick-up are large, bulky, household items, too large for your 95-gallon containers such as mattresses, furniture and appliances. Always remove the doors from refrigerators and stoves. If disposing of furniture items containing glass shelves or insets - first remove the glass, break it into pieces, and put the glass in a box sealed securely with tape. The box should be clearly labeled as containing glass.

Unacceptable items include: glass doors and mirrors, appliances with freon, computers, tires, batteries, pesticides, flammable liquids (gas, turpentine, etc.), Propane/gas cylinders, oil, paint, 55-gallon drums, medical waste, asbestos material, fluorescent bulbs and/or ballasts, contaminated soil or any hazardous waste-liquid, construction material, loose yard debris. If you are unsure, please call Town Hall first at 305-866-6241.

BHI Bulk Waste Pickup GuidelinesThe photos below are examples of bulk items that will NOT be picked up.Construction debris and loose yard debris (bottom photos) are not acceptable. In all of the examples, the bulk items could not be picked up because a car has parked too close to the items, making them unaccessible.

The annual $1 salary for the Bay Harbor Islands Council is the best deal in Town. Each year the Council Members receive their payment for providing their time, talents and leadership. Traditionally, the salary is donated to a charity. To honor the memory of past Council member Doris Marano, the salary was donated St. Jude Children’s Hospital, her preferred charity.

Council Donates Salary in Memory of Doris Marano

(L-R) Council members Elizabeth Tricoche, Kelly Reid, Isaac Salver, Mayor Jordan W. Leonard,Vice Mayor Stephanie Bruder, Council Members Robert Yaffe and Joshua Fuller.

BOBCAT CORNER ACTIVITIES AT RKBBH K-8 CENTER

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RKBBH students experienced a rare opportunity to participate in an interactive opera performed by the Young Patronesses of the Opera. The story of Cinderella came to life on the stage as the students sang, laughed and enjoyed a living portrayal of a modern-day Cinderella. Thanks to the Broad Foundation, our students were able to see and feel what a true opera is all about!

Children of Council Members Lead Pledge at April 11 Meeting

Mandy Fuller, daughter of Council member Josh Fuller and Luca and Jacob sons of Council member Elizabeth Tricoche, joined efforts to lead the Pledge of Allegiance at the April 11 Council meeting.

RKBBH K-8 Seeks STEM Designation Student Posters Win Prizes Ruth K. Broad Bay

Harbor K-8 Center is now applying to be designated a Science,Technology, Engineering and Mathematics school. A total of 84 schools are applying for STEM Silver, Gold or Platinum designation. The STEM School Designation instructional staff visited the school recently and Dr. Maria Rodriguez and Mrs. Dalia Rodriguez gave an overview of the school. The group then conducted classroom observations of STEM related activities and lessons. We wish our Bobcats luck as we embark on this great adventure!

Two Bobcats won awards for the posters they entered in a county-wide contest for Youth Crime Watch of Miami-Dade County Posters. First grader Aurelia Zaffuto won third place in the K-2nd grade category and Sofia Papadopoulos in 5th grade won second place in the 3rd-5th grade category. Congratulations artists!

Bobcat Orchestra to Perform at New World Center May 13

The Bobcat Orchestra is gearing up to perform at the New World Center, 500 17th Street, Miami Beach on Friday, May 13, 2016 at 6 p.m. Students have been working and learning with students from the New World Symphony all year long and are eager for this opportunity to show their talents. This thrilling event was made possible with generous contributions from Ann Bussel, Morris Broad and the Broad Foundation.

Teacher Nominated for AwardTeacher Nadine Francis has been nominated by her

colleagues for the 2016 Elayne Weisburd Excellence in Education Award. Loved and inspired by her students, she was nominated for her innovation, creativity and love of education. Congratulations to Ms. Francis on a very well-deserved honor.

Bobcats Take it to the Bank

Mrs. Bergman’s and Mrs. Barros’ class took an educational tour of the Federal Reserve Bank Atlanta’s Miami Branch, learning about the various departments and their functions.

Opera Experience Made Possible by the Broad Foundation

Bay Harbor Islands is currently accepting applications for part-time Summer Camp Counselor positions. Counselors are responsible for specific programs supervising children. Qualified candidates must possess a high school diploma or equivalent. Salary is $11.699 per hour.

Submit employment application, resume, and cover letter to the Town of Bay Harbor Islands, Human Resources, 9665 Bay Harbor Terrace, via email to HR@bayharborislands.net or via fax: 305-866-4863. Employment applications may be downloaded via the link at www.bayharborislands.org/job-openings.

Town Hiring Counselors For Summer Camp

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REGISTRATION &CAMP INFORMATION

Bay Harbor Islands Community Services Ruth K. Broad Bay Harbor K-8 Center

SUMMER CAMP2016

Special class 1 Special Class 2Session 1: 8-weeks Residents $800 Non-Residents $1,100 qSoccer qCheerleading qDance qComputersSession 2: 4-weeks Resdients $450 Non-Residents $600 qBasketball qFootball

CHOOSE A SESSION Please choose one from both Special Class 1 and 2 (child may change class every four weeks)

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Bay Harbor Islands Community Services Department 2016 SUMMER CAMP

Program Application(Thanks for printing legibly or typing)

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY. SUMMER CAMP ENROLLMENT IS FIRST COME FIRST SERVED

Summer Camp takes place Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Participants enjoy a variety of sports (basketball, football, cheerleading and soccer), arts & crafts, educational activities and field trips. Please choose your desired classes below. Children will be put into small age-appropriate groups and receive expert instruction.

CAMPER AND PRIMARY CONTACT INFORMATIONName of Student_________________________________Date of Birth____________Age at time of camp_____Name child prefers to be called, if different that above _______________________________________Student’s school ____________________________________________________________________________T-shirt size (circle one) Youth XS SM MED LG or Adult SM MED LG XL XXL(note than only one shirt will be given per session)Name of parent/guardian/primary contact:_______________________________________________________Mailing address_____________________________________________________________________________ City__________________________________State_____Zip _________ Home Phone____________________Cell__________________________________ Work phone _________________________________________Email address______________________________________________________________________________Best way to contact? (circle one) Home phone Work phone Cell phone Email Best way to send paperwork (circle one) US mail Cell phone Email

Race/Ethnicity of student? (Optional) ____________________________

SwimmingDoes your child know how to swim? yes no If no, is student authorized to go in the pool? yes noAny child under 48 inches tall must wear a life vest in the pool. This is mandatory.

EMERGENCY CONTACTS (provide two more people, in addition to the parent/guardian listed above)

First contact name ___________________________________________Relationship____________________________

Home phone ______________________ Work or cell____________________________________

Second contact name ___________________________________________Relationship__________________________

Home phone ______________________ Work or cell____________________________________

Choose one from both Special Class 1 & 2

4. SAFETY INFORMATION (please list all known conditions so we can accommodate yonr camper’s needs)Does your camper have any medical conditions, allergies, or special needs the staff should know about?

Does your camper have any behavioral or emotional issues the staff should know about?

Is your camper taking any medications to treat these conditions?

CHILD PICK- UP INFORMATIONAuthorize Persons permitted to pick up child (Please Print) Name Home Phone# Cell Phone# Relationship1.2.3.4.Person not permitted to pick up child1.2.3.

I agree that if the above authorization for pick-up of my child changes, I shall immediately contact the Camp supervisor and submit a revised authorization form. No child will be released to someone not listed on this form (No exceptions will be made). Signature of Parent/Guardian: _________________________________Date _____________

Registration Policies• There will be a one-time, non-refundable fee of ($20 for residents and $40 for non-residents) for each application. This fee includes one t-shirt, participation insurance and administrative processing fee.• All fees must be paid when registering your child.

Medical Release & Insurance InformationI hereby consent for my child to be transported to the nearest hospital and have any medical treatment deemed necessary by the attending physicians. It is my intent to grant authority to administer and perform any and all examinations, treatment and diagnostic procedures, which during the course of my child’s care may be deemed advisable and necessary. I’ve been advised that the insurance carried by the Town of Bay Harbor Islands is strictly a secondary policy. A very basic policy intended for those without Insurance. I understand there will be a deductible and I am responsible for filing my own claims.

Please check if applicable: ___Asthma ___Allergies ___ Seizures ___Under Doctor’s Care/Medication

Please Explain: _______________________________________________________________________________________

Parent/Guardian Signature: ______________________________________ Date ___________________

Emergency Contact Person: ________________________________________Phone____________________________

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY. SUMMER CAMP ENROLLMENT IS FIRST COME FIRST SERVED

Behavior PoliciesThe following steps are taken to correct inappropriate behavior in our programs and to insure the safety and well-being of all participants.• Staff will first take your child aside and quietly speak to him/her about their behavior concern. If the behavior warrants,

the child will be placed in time out (appropriate to their age). The child will receive a verbal warning and a behavior report requiring parent signature.

• A child’s second behavior incident will result in a phone call to the parent as well as a written behavior report.• A child’s third behavior report will result in a phone call from Director to the parent and possible suspension or dismal

from the program. Signature of Parent/Guardian: _______________________________

8-10 a.m. Breakfast & Group time10-10:45 a.m. Tennis11-11:45 a.m. Lunch12- 1:30 p.m. Special class1:30 - 4 p.m. Theme of the day & snack 4 - 5 p.m. Outdoor activity5-6 p.m. Indoor activity, board games, movie

For more information or to register, contact Town Hall at (305) 866-62419665 Bay Harbor Terrace, Bay Harbor Islands, FL 33154

Fill the Summer of 2016 with Friends, Fitness & Funat the Bay Harbor Islands Community Services Summer Camp

June 13–August 5, 2016

Enjoy a wide variety of recreational activities, including arts and crafts, sports, games, Friday field trips and more. Each camper will enjoy a safe, positive and enriching environment at

Ruth K. Broad Bay Harbor K-8 Center’s Middle School, 1265 93rd Street, Bay Harbor Islands.

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! CALL TODAY. For children from Kindergarten - 8th grade.

One-time registration fee is $20 for residents, $40 for non-residentsProof of residency required • Limited to 100 campers, first come, first served.

No refunds once a child begins the program.

General Camp hours are 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday – Friday

Late care: 5-6 p.m.Breakfast & Lunch is included

BHI Residents Non-Resident8 Weeks $800 $1,1004 Weeks $450 $600Late Pick-up $15 per week $15 per week

Planned Daily Schedule

Friday is Pool day from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Field trips will take place every Wednesday. Camp fees include all field trips. Planned trips may include:

Miami Seaquarium, Jungle Island, Miami Science Museum, The WOW Factory, Funderdome, Bowling, Grapeland, Movie Day, CB Smith Park, Dave & Busters, Rapid Waters Park

Bay Harbor Islands will host Computer Classes for seniors at Town Hall with sessions May 9 - June 1, 2016on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9 – 11 a.m. There must be a minimum of four persons (4-week course). Fee is $40 for the four-week course. If you are interested in reserving a seat for the next class, contact Town Hall at (305) 866-6241.

SUNNY SENIORS BAY HARBOR ISLANDS

Game Day Seniors Game Day will take place on the first and third Wednesdays, May 4 and 18 at the Town Hall, from 10 a.m. – noon. Come with your friends to play Mahjong, checkers, cards and board games. Refreshments will be available. Please contact Town Hall for more information, (305) 866-6241.

Computer Classes

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Seniors on the GoSeniors on the Go will take a trip to the AMC Movie Theatre on Friday, May 20, 2016. The bus leaves Town Hall at 11:30 a.m. and returns no later than 4 p.m. Call to place your name on the list. For more information call Town Hall and ask for Regine or Shanika at (305) 866-6241.

The Town is looking for a volunteer to fill a vacancy on the Planning and Zoning Board. The Board reviews and approves new construction, exterior renovations, additions, plan revisions, etc.

If you have been a resident of the Town for a minimum of one year, are interested in participating and feel qualified to give your input, please submit a letter of interest and a copy of your resume to Town Clerk Marlene M. Siegel at Town Hall. If you don’t have a resume, please list your life experiences or special qualifications in your letter. You may also fax to, 305-866-4863, or e-mail to, msiegel@bayharborislands.net. The deadline to submit your resume or letter of interest is Friday, May 20th.

The Town Council will review the submittals from the applicants and appoint the new member at the June Council meeting. For more information, please contact Marlene M. Siegel at 305-866-6241

Volunteer Needed!

Serve your Town on the Planning and Zoning Board

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OUTDOOR MOVIE NIGHT

On Saturday, May 21, 2016 Bay Harbor Islands will host the season finale of Outdoor Movie Night at 8 p.m., featuring the Disney film Mars Needs Moms. The movie and parking are free and will take place at the vacant lot at 1177 Kane Concourse.

Remember to bring your blanket or chair. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Disney Film Mars Needs Moms to be shown May 21

A new session of Pee-Wee Soccer begins on May 2 – May 25, 2016 at the 92nd Street Park. This is a four-week session (half class).

Classes will be held Mondays and Wednesdays, call for times. The cost for residents is $80 and $100 for non-residents, plus a $10 registration fee per family for residents and $20 for non-residents. For more information, please contact or visit Town Hall.

New Pee-Wee Soccer Sessions Begins May 2

Kids and Families Enjoy the Town’s First Spring Egg Hunt

On Sunday April 3rd, the Town of Bay Harbor Islands held its very first Spring Egg Hunt at Officer Scott Winters Park on 98th Street.

Kids from toddlers to eight-years-old collected eggs filled with candy and toys, enjoyed cookies and cupcakes, had their faces painted, and enjoyed a great day in the Park!

Visit Facebook and Give Us a “Like”Bay Harbor Islands continues to expand its social media presence to improve communications with residents. Visit our Facebook page for information and news about upcoming and recent events. Give us a “Like!” Go to the Bay Harbor Islands Facebook Page at www.facebook.com/bayharbor-islands.

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Police, Fire & Medical Emergency - - - - - 911

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Miami-Dade County Fire Department - - - 786-331-5000

U.S. Coast Guard Command Center Emergency Notification - - - 305-535-4472/305-535-4520

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Animal Services - Lost & Found, animal crueltyor dangerous dog reports - - - - 3-1-1 or 305-805-1619

Wild Animal Bites - Animals other than cats or dog - 305-470-6821

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Bee Safety - swarms or colonies - - - - 305-248-3311

Poison Help - - - - - 800-222-1222

OTHER HELPFUL NUMBERSBay Harbor Islands Town Hall - - - - - 305-866-6241Bay Harbor Islands Building Dept. - Permits - - 305-993-1786SunPass - - - - - 888-865-5352STS - Paratransit Customer Service - 786-469-5000/786-469-5029Miami-Dade Transit - - - - - 305-891-3131Miami-Dade Transit Watch Suspicious Person Reporting - - - - - 305-375-2700Miami-Dade Transit Lost & Found - - - - 786-469-5564Cable Company - Atlantic Broadband - - - 305-861-8069Post Office - Surfside - - - 800-275-877/305-867-9637Gas Station - Chevron - - - - - 305-891-1919Ruth K. Broad Bay Harbor K-8 Center - - - 305-865-7912

EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBERS

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Taking the Bite Out of Mosquitoes!Bay Harbor Islands residents are the first line of defense against mosquito bites. With the warm and wet spring season right around the corner, residents should prepare by eliminating breeding areas and protecting themselves from potentially serious mosquito-borne illnesses.

Did you know that mosquitoes can breed and multiply in as little as a teaspoon or bottle cap of water left standing for a week? Follow these simple drain and cover checks in your home and yard:• Drain water from garbage cans, house gutters, pool

covers toys, flower pots or any container that has collected water from rain or sprinklers.

• Discard old tires, cans, pots, bottles, jars, appliances or other items not being used regularly.

• Empty and clean birdbaths and pet water bowls at least twice a week.

• In your garden, keep flower pots and saucers free from standing water from rain or sprinkles. Flush out water-holding plants such as bromiliads twice a week.

• Don’t cover your boat or vehicle with a tarp that accumulates water.

• Maintain the correct chemical balance of your swimming pool and empty kiddie pools after use.

Visit the Town website for additional information, www.bayharborislands.org. Town Hall also has literature and other information regarding mosquito control.

On April 11, 2016, the Bay Harbor Islands Council passed a Resolution to raise the toll rates for the Broad Causeway for vehicles with more than two axles.

The toll increase for additional axles will take effect June 1, 2016 with each axle after the first two will cost $5 if you are a SunPass user and $6.50 if you choose to be billed Toll-by-Plate. The base cost for two-axel vehicles will remain at $1 for SunPass users and $1.25 for Toll-by-Plate.

Broad Causeway Tolls Raised For Vehicles With More than Two Axles

The Town Council welcomes your attendance at meetings. Regular Council meetings are scheduled for the second Monday of the month at 7 pm and the regular sched-uled Planning & Zoning Board meetings are scheduled for the first and third Tuesday at 7 pm. To confirm all dates and times, contact the Town Clerk’s Office at 305-866-6241. All meetings, unless regarding topics specifically exempt by state law, are open to the public.

The following future meeting dates are tentative and subject to change. Check the Town’s website, www.bayharborislands.org

• Planning & Zoning Board – Tuesday, May 3, 2016 at 7 p.m.• Regular Council Meeting – Monday, May 11, 2016 at 7 p.m.

• Planning & Zoning Board – Tuesday, May 17 2016 at 7 p.m.

• Regular Council Meetings: June 13, August 8 and September 12, 2016• Planning & Zoning Board Meetings: June 7 and 21, 2016; July 5 and 19, 2016 All meetings are subject to change

Upcoming Meetings

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Jordan W. Leonard Mayor

Stephanie BruderVice Mayor

Joshua D. FullerCouncil member

Kelly Reid Council member

Isaac SalverCouncil member

Elizabeth TricocheCouncil member

Robert YaffeCouncil member

Town Hall: (305) 866-6241 Building Department: (305) 993-1786

Police: (305) 866-6242 Emergency: 911

www.bayharborislands.org

For information or emergencies:

Ronald J. Wasson Town Manager

Marlene M. SiegelTown Clerk

Craig B. Sherman Town Attorney

Sean HemingwayChief of Police

Alan Short Finance Director

Discussion Items for May 9, 2016 Council MeetingAll items are subject to change

Council Action at the April 11, Meeting

• Administration of oath of office to the newly elected Council Members, Joshua Fuller and Elizabeth Tricoche.

• Selection and administration of oath for Council Member Jordan Leonard as Mayor and Council Member Stephanie Bruder as Vice Mayor.

• Re-appointment and administration of oath for the Town Clerk, Deputy Town Clerk and the Town Attorney and Assistant Town Attorneys.

• Approval of a contract with Pay by Phone to provide a wireless application to enhance the payment process at parking facilities and parking meters owned by the Town.

• Approval of a contract with Parkeon, Inc. in the amount of $76,520 for the purchase of 8 new master parking meters for Kane Concourse.

• Approval of a proposal from Florida & Power Light in the amount of $195,517 to install the interior LED lights for the East Island.

• Consideration of a proposal by Florida Power & Light for the relocation project to remove all overhead electric and wood poles for the bridge connecting the East and West Islands.