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_Ha1 2 3 g 10 11 12 13 14 15 l:~ B ~g ~~ 28 29 ~~ ~3 ~g ~~ City of South Miami Regular City Commission Minutes June 16, 2015 A. SILENCE OR TURN OFF ALL CELL PHONES B. ADD-ON ITEM(S) C. ROLL CALL The following members of the City , Mayor Harris, Commissioner Welsh, Com Also in attendance were: City IVI~"~'" Pepe, Esq., City Clerk Maria M. Meloen D. MOMENT OF SILENCE E. PLEDGE OF ALl~GIIJliIil! F. G. hl ISSIONj);TONIGHT MUST HAVE BEEN Commission on their annual report .!::!:. £1 d) Police GETAC tablets and hardware (CANCELLED) APPROVAL OF MINUTES a) Minutes of June 2, 2015 CITY COMMISSION MINUTES June 16, 2015 1 1 2 a 5 6 7 8 9 l:2 12 13 The Minutes of June 2, 2015 were unanimously approved as presented. h CITY MANAGER'S REPORT (See attached) The City Manager addressed the Commission .an."'" renovation or the construction of a brand new City Hall. 1.,. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT This is a summary of the City various alternatives for the issue; Martinez de 14 Castro case. Hi 17 18 19 ~2 22 23 24 25 26 ~8 31 32 33 34 35 36 K. PUBLIC REMARKS The following indivi construction of a new I sched u led~,f~r)(Jqne'r:?5 th //:;<>~-~t /;/--~-'<diY /' pressu[~c!f'lah thestt /u'<_\'_ ?tifitth" .J*:~t;'h_'> _'_,'~ C0NSE NT AG E N DA"mijil ',> M. Annick Sternberg, Brad Cassel, I<Plm",rK<: the proposed renovation or workshop on the Parks Master Plan ordinance providing for developers to ng the meeting of July 21 to July 14. 4:iiI7!~",\i,i~"i! 1. 'l¥1'I~~4i~olution r~!.ting to budget; authorizing an increase of $5,371 due to reC'eJ~?cJ insura2ye proceeds, to increase the Police Maintenance & Repairs of Equ;~f6:trJJ a9il~~~t. 3/5 (City M~t:fJP6Iice) ~~/ ;if; Moved by Vice Mayor Harris, seconded by Mayor Stoddard, the motion to approve Resolution No. 092-15-14431 authorizing an increase of $5,371 due to received insurance proceeds, to increase the Police Maintenance & Repairs of Equipment account, passed by a 5- o vote: Yea: CITY COMMISSION MINUTES June 16, 2015 Mayor Stoddard 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 Nay: Vice Mayor Harris Commissioner Welsh Commissioner Liebman Commissioner Edmond None 2. A Resolution authorizing the City Manager to purchase six (6) GETAC tablets for the South Miami Police Department funclec(l~rgely by grants. 3/5 (City Manager-Police) Yea: 4. Nay: N. RESOLUTION(S) Mayor Stoddard Vice Mayor Harris Commissioner Welsh Commissioner Liebman Commissioner Edmond None 1. A Resolution declaring that the personal property, described in the attached list, is "surplus" and authorizing the City Manager to sell the "surplus" items. CITY COMMISSION MINUTES June 16, 2015 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 3/5 (City Manager-Central Services) This item was pulled from the Consent Agenda for clarification and Mr. Kulick provided further information. Moved by Mayor Stoddard, seconded by Vice Mayor Harris, the motion to approve Resolution No. 095-15-14434 declaring that the personal property, described in the attached list, is "surplus" and authorizing the City Manager to sell the.;,~I1Xplus" items, passed by a 5 -0 vote" ".' >G~( . ~~ a) Resolution No. with and d .,i., ,"";, _}~, %~1', ,(+>:' -, Mayor Stoddarlt\c); Yea: Vice M Nay: agt!p.}.u execute a one-year agreement and delivery of bulk gasoline 3/5 ~t;~;todd;ard 'c"Nm,lon hvVii·p Mayor~{~:ris, the motion to approve ager to execute a one-year agreement e purchase and delivery of bulk gasoline ed;jlio:l!beJnt;passed by a 5 -0 vote: Vil~'l"M,lYo r Harris Commissioner Welsh Commissioner Liebman Commissioner Edmond None 23 b) A Resolution joining with the City of Miami and the Village of Pinecrest, Florida 24 for engagement of an economist relating to early cost recovery matters before the public 25 service commission. 3/5 26 (Mayor Stoddard) 27 CITY COMMISSION MINUTES June 16, 2015 4 1 Moved by Mayor Stoddard, seconded by Vice Mayor Harris, the motion to approve 2 Resolution No. 097-15-14436 joining with the City of Miami and the Village of Pinecrest, Florida 3 for engagement of an economist relating to early cost recovery matters before the public 4 service commission, passed by a 5 -0 vote: 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 15 16 17 18 19 20 Yea: Mayor Stoddard Vice Mayor Harris Commissioner Welsh Commissioner Liebm~n'i Commissioner :~~~h~!,I'II'" Nay: None FiY)") ··.·.,.';1' ti':":., .. :,::': ',«<;. 5. A Resolution authorizing the City/I'Manager to execute a notice to proceed to Goldin Solar, LLC, to initiate ,aJS6f~';' Panel Purchasl1ahd Installation Program for residential and business p'fi:i'p\'rties. .~~y. 3/5 (Mayor Stoddard) -'if. 'i F';)}, iF ."\"1:." •....•••. """10'1, Moved by Mayor Stoddard, ~1~coQ~ed by Vice iIYI~YQr Harris, the motion t~ approve Resolution No. 098-15-14437 authorlZi9.g'fil!;!!Y Managet~Qi~xecute a notice to proceed to Goldin Solar, LLC, to initiate a Solar Pane!Purcnll~l\and Installil~iQn Program for residential and business properties,p~\;~;~y a 5 -0 vote:·:"i~ia!l'i'~:~~~"~"':'~"""""""' .. : •. I.' •• I· .•. '~,> V~a: Mayo~'iSt(jrld:~'fd" .. '. "'Y<':,:::}". Vice MaYQ~t1arns . missio~~rWelsh Moved by Mayor'! dard, seconded by Commissioner Liebman, the motion to approve Resolution No. 099F-15-14438 accepting the annual report required by the South Miami Development Corporation development agreement with the City of South Miami, failed by a 2- 3 vote: Yea: CITY COMMISSION MINUTES June 16, 2015 Mayor Stoddard Commissioner Liebman 5 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 l§ 20 21 22 Nay: Vice Mayor Harris Commissioner Welsh Commissioner Edmond O. RESOLUTION(S) PUBLIC HEARING(S) 6. A Resolution authorizing the City Manager to contract with Gabriel Roeder Smith & Company to perform other ~~;S~tEmployment Benefits (OPEB) valuation required for fiscal years 20~§) :,';ib16, and 2017 Comprehensive ""-"- Annual Financial Report (CAFR).Q·::,· '{. &." 3/5 (City Manager-Finance) 1~il· .> :~ /l/< Yea; """.'-,(!' missid9;~~s~dmond ~\r:st a one-story addition to a single family residence located at 7830 SW 57 Court. South Miami, Florida, within the R5-3 zoning district. 4/5 (City Manager-Planning & Zoning) Followed by the swearing of speakers, Mr. Williams presented the item. CITY COMMISSION MINUTES June 16, 2015 6 1 Applicant Christi Elias addressed the Commission explaining the need she has for 2 obtaining the requested variance. 3 4 Moved by Mayor Stoddard, seconded by Vice Mayor Harris, the motion to approve 5 Resolution No. 101-15-14440 relating to a request for a variance to exceed the maximum 6 building coverage of 30% for a one-story addition to a single family residence located at 7830 7 SW 57 Court, South Miami, Florida, passed by a 5 -0 vote: 8 H 17 18 19 20 21 22 25 Yea: Mayor Stoddard Nay: P. Q. ORDINANCE(S) FIRST READING(S)P\)!i\!,I(: HEARIN~{$)(NONE) R. 8. Nay: S. ADJOURNMENT CITY COMMISSION MINUTES June 16, 2015 Vice Mayor Harris Commissioner Welsh Commissioner Liebman Commissioner Edmond None 7 1 2 Attest Maria M. Menendez City Clerk CITY COMMISSION MINUTES June 16, 2015 8 Approved Philip K. Stoddard Mayor To: Date: From: Re: THE CITY OF PLEASANT LIVING CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI OFFICE MEMORANDUM Honorable Mayor and City Commission June 16, 2015 Steven Alexander City Manager Manager's Report Attached are the City's accomplishments for the period covering May 30 June 14, 2015 which are hereby submitted for your review prior to the Commission Meeting. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me. Finance: Finance continues the development of the FY 2016 DRAFT Budget, taking into account the comments provided by the City Manager and department directors. Finance is working with the Budget and Finance Committee on the development of their recommendation for FY 2016's budget and the development of City Budget Practices. Finance has attempted to schedule 6 Budget and Finance Committee Meetings and unfortunately, to-date, no quorum has ever been reached for a meeting. Finance is on hold with the installation of the new upgrade to the City's ONESolution Finance program until the City's New Virtualization server is installed. Finance continues to trouble shoot any issues related to the City's ONESolution finance system. Finance continues to monitor the different department's issues and help correct those matters. Finance continues to update and trouble shoot issues related to the City's website. Finance currently revised certain items within RequestTracker in an effort to provide better service for residents, businesses, and visitors. Finance is in the process of closing May 2015. Once the budget to actual report for May 2015 is complete, the City will be uploading to the City's website and providing to all department heads. -2 -City Manager's Report to the Commission for June 16, 2015 Management Information Systems: The City held the IP Re-Design of the City's IP addresses kick off meeting. Preliminary work is being conducted to integrate the City's IP re-design with the virtualization project. The County provided the City with an option which seems to be extremely beneficial to the City. The County provided the City with the option to install the City's virtualization system at a County, high- security, Data Center. Finance is currently developing a cost benefit analysis to determine the advantageous of moving forward with the City's backend system being reallocated to a high- security Data Center. The City installed a new Wi-Fi modem and testing was not a success. The continues working to complete a final test, if testing does not provide successful, the City will be attempting to move forward with the previous modems, which were tested and successful within the Digital Pay Station machine located Downtown. We are looking to have the Wi-Fi antennas installer out at the City to trouble shoot the system. Finance, Procurement and Miami-Dade County lTD continue working together to prepare and procure the City's virtual server environment equipment which will help bring the City's aged IT servers, which are mostly all out of warranty, up-to date. The City has provided a PO to the County and the County is in the process of ordering the needed equipment. Parking: Parking continues stripping parking spaces throughout the City which will be converted to paid parking. Parking has installed multiple single meter heads within the industrial area and around the South Miami Charter School. Moreover, as Parking completes the striping at other certain areas, parking will install parking meter heads. Parking continues reviewing a possible partner, to provide video updates of parking stalls, real- time. The program may serve to substitute the costly smart parking initiative, like Streetline's program, by not requiring any major capital costs. The vendor has come to us in an effort to provide a US pilot program, which would cost the City $0. Review is in progress. Nonetheless, until the video option is presented as viable, the City is moving forward with the development of a smart parking program. The City Manager has reviewed and provided comments for the RFP for smart parking second version. Finance and procurement has addressed the comments and has forwarded the revisions to the City Manager for final review. The City continues anticipating the item being heard before the City's Commission in the latter part of 2015. -3 -City Manager's Report to the Commission for June 16, 2015 Procurement Division: City Managers Report -6116/20 I 5 Commission Meeting: RFO Economic Impact Study: The Selection Committee completed oral interviews on June 4th with three of the four respondents. The Selection Committee has recommended Redevelopment Management Associates for Phase II of the process; contract negotiations. Negotiations are in process. RFP -Solar Panel Installation for City Residents & Businesses: The RFP closed on May 5th at 10 AM; two proposals were received. An authorization for the CM to execute a Notice to Proceed is scheduled for the June 16th Commission meeting. RFP -Murray Park Field Improvements: The RFP was advertised on May 8th • A Pre-bid meeting was scheduled May 26th at lOAM; three vendors were in attendance. Proposals were June 4th at lOAM, however no proposals were received. The RFP will be re-solicited, however, prior to re- soliciting, Procurement is reaching out to reputable local turf companies and/or experts in turf management and have those companies review the RFP Scope, visit Murray Park and provide feedback that may be utilized to ensure the City receives proposals. The target is to re-solicit and have an award recommendation at the July 21 Commission meeting. This project is funded by a CDBG grant. RFP -Concession Stands at Palmer Park: The RFP was advertised May 13 th • A Non-mandatory Pre-bid meeting was scheduled May 29 th at lOAM. The RFP closed on June 8th at lOAM; two proposals were received. The proposals are under evaluation by the Parks Division. RFP -Roadway Resurfacing 60 St & 69 Terrace: The RFP was advertised on June 10; a Pre-bid is scheduled June 22 at lOAM. Proposals are due on June 30 at lOAM. Draft -Solid Waste RFP: The RFP continues to be reviewed and revised by the City Attorney and staff. Once a final review and approval of the RFP by staff, and the City Manager occurs, the RFP will be advertised. Draft -Smart Parking RFP: The RFP has been forwarded to the City Attorney for approval. The City Attorney previously approved a draft however, this RFP conforms to the new RFP template that was recently completed. Upon receipt of the RFP from the City Attorney, the RFP will be advertised. Draft -Towing Franchise RFP: The City Attorney is reviewing state legislation, and the City's and County's towing ordinance's to determine if the City may move forward with the planned RFP. Draft -Complete Streets RFO: The draft RFP has been forwarded to the City Attorney for approval. Upon receipt of the RFP from the City Attorney, and, a final review of the RFP by staff, the RFP will be advertised. Draft -lanitorial Services: Procurement is working with PW to develop a Scope of Services. Once the Scope is completed, the RFP will be forwarded to the City Attorney review and approval. Upon receipt of the RFP from the City Attorney, and, a final review of the RFP by staff, the RFP will be advertised. The current Janitorial Services contract expires October, 2015. -4 -City Manager's Report to the Commission for June 16,2015 Purchasing Ordinance: Continue working with the City Attorney to complete a draft Purchasing Ordinance. Once completed, the Purchasing Ordinance will be forwarded to the City Manager for approval. The final document will be placed on an upcoming Commission Meeting for approval. Code Enforcement Following are highlights for the City's Code Enforcement Division June I -13, 2015: I. Bi-Weekly Statistics: a. Issued 21 Courtesy Civil Infraction Notices (CClNs). b. Issued 5 Notices of Civil Infraction (NOCls). c. Handled I I complaints. d. Conducted 65 proactive Inspections. e. Conducted 25 re-Inspections. f. Closed 27 cases. g. Removed 29 illegal signs from the City. h. Handled 22 graffiti tags. i. Reviewed 76 building permits. j. Assisted 67 counter walk-ins. k. Attended 8 meetings. II. Fines & Fees Collected: By the CE Div for the month of June 2015: (amount will be provided at the end of June). III. Local Business Tax Compliance Office: For the period of June I -13, 2015 a. NEW BTRS ISSUED b. NEW LIENS ISSUED c. INSPECTIONS CONDUCTED d. NEW BTRS REVIEWED Total amount (--) (23) (--) (--) Total amount collected $ 2,760.00 The Occupational Lic Officer had been on military leave, returned on Monday, June 15, 2015. -5 -City Manager's Report to the Commission for June 16, 2015 IV. Special Projects: The CE Div began working on Special Magistrate hearing cases, scheduling the next meeting for Thursday, July 16, 2015. The following are the accomplishments for the Police Department for the time period June I", 2015 through June 14t", 2015: Chiefs Office i. "Staff Own-A-Zone" program yielded 40 citizen and business contacts throughout the City; ii. A total of 836 events for service were handled during this period; iii. The Chief of Police re-instituted the Police Chaplain program. Pastor Rodney James of Mount Olive Baptist Church was sworn in as the new Police Chaplain; Uniform Patrol Division i. There were a total of 20 arrests: 4 felonies, 13 misdemeanors and 3 traffic. Out of the 20 arrests, 3 warrants were served and 5 arrests were narcotics related. ii. A joint saturation detail between the Uniform Patrol Division and the Criminal Investigations Division was conducted. The detail resulted in 31 traffic violations issued to traffic offenders, I traffic arrest for D.U.L , 2 traffic P.T.A's and 2 narcotics arrests. Community Patrol i. Conducted 14 citizen contacts within the CRA area; Criminal Investigations Division i. An arrest warrant was issued for a subject involved in a 2013 fraud case involving $8000. The subject was arrested and the case was closed. ii. An arrest was made in a $ 415 fraud case involving Winn Dixie. The subject confessed and an additional arrest is pending. iii. C.LD. assisted U PD in a patrol saturation operation. Several surveillances were conducted. iv. C.LD. detectives patrolled both the shopping areas and residential areas to deter residential and veh ide burglaries. v. C.LD. detectives are currently working with other police agencies in an effort to dose a robbery case where mUltiple jurisdictions have been affected. -6 -City Manager's Report to the Commission for June 16, 2015 Services & Property and Evidence I. Revised filing system to categorize and efficiently store property and evidence in the Property Room is currently being implemented; II. Quartermaster module being implemented for better tracking and assignment of police issued equipment; III. Eligible owners of firearms are being notified for pickup. Destruction date set for 06-16- 15. Currently there are 50 eligible firearms for disposal; IV. Currently there are 31 eligible knives for disposal; V. Prisoner van (99-39) is at DSS having emergency equipment serviced/refurbished; VI. 2015 vehicles arrived at DSS for emergency equipment/graphics installation. Professional Standards Division and Training i. One (I) potential new police officer hires are in the final phase of the hiring process and upon successful completion should be on board soon; ii. 5 officers completed Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Training during this period. This training gives enhanced training on how to deal with the mentally ill; iii. Preparing active shooter training with Parks and Recreation personnel. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Engineering and Construction Division SW 42 ST Design for Roadway and Drainage Improvements: 90% plans were received and are under review. SW 78 ST Design for Roadway and Drainage Improvements: Purchase Order and Notice to Proceed were issued. Survey and Geotechnical services are underway. 60% plans are expected to be received in mid June. Sunset Drive Roadway Improvements Ph. V: Project is ongoing. Milling and resurfacing is complete. Thermoplastic paint is complete. Irrigation system is complete. Paint for Curb and G utter is being tested by the contractor for warranty concerns. -7 -City Manager's Report to the Commission for June 16, 2015 Twin Lakes Drainage Improvements Design: Consultant submitted 100% set plans to DERM for approval. Police Fueling Facility Improvement: The accents lights illuminating the wording on the canopy will be installed this week. Street Lights (Cobra Heads) on 67th Street: Pending further instructions. Sunset Drive Striping: In the process of coordinating with contractor and Purchasing. Median Landscaping along US I: Project being coordinated with FOOT. A meeting with FOOT is scheduled for June 23, 2015, to review the 60% plans. Pinecrest Villas Traffic Calming Design: The 90% design plans were submitted to MDC for preliminary review. Surveying continues in an effort to attain concurrency results for as many traffic calming devices as possible. Twin Lakes & Bird Estates Traffic Calming Design: Consultant submitted 90% of the design plans for review. Plans were provided to Miami Dade Public Works for preliminary review. Surveying continues in an effort to attain concurrency results for as many traffic calming devices. SW 60'h Avenue Traffic Calming: A survey will be redistributed to the residents for concurrency. Mango Terrace Traffic Calming: Surveys continue to be collected to fulfill the concurrency requirements. Once obtained, results will be submitted to MDC for project approval. Manor Lane Traffic Calming: Contractor will start construction July 6, 2015. Street Name Signs: Installation of signs is complete in the downtown area. Contractor provided a fee estimate to replace the blades on SW 74th Street to include "Richard O'Barry". The contractor also sent the drawings for the signs on Sunset Drive for review. Bus Shelters: Approval from MDT was received for the installation of 6 bus shelters. A proposal was received from a consultant for site development. A resolution is being prepared for commission approval. -8 -City Manager's Report to the Commission for June 16, 2015 Public Works (Below are completed work orders that go beyond the day to day requests & duties). i. Pressure cleaned Police Station entrance as requested by Director. ii. Pressure cleaned window from and entrance way at City Hall as requested by Director. iii. Stripping of parking spaces on the west side of SW 57 Court from 72 Street to 73 Street. iv. Installed 2 no parking signs in back of City Hall as requested by the Chief Financial Officer. v. Repaired a 25 mph sign located at 75 Terrace & 69 Avenue. vi. Removed 8 shopping carts from the CRA area. vii. Filled 4 crane holes as requested by Director. viii. Filled I pot hole as requested by Director. ix. Trimmed 27 trees throughout 62 Avenue & 62 Street for hurricane preparation. x. Delivered 2 new garbage bins per wait list order. xi. Annual inspection & re-certification of fire extinguishers throughout all City Facilities. xii. Repaired and installed two letters from the exterior signage at the Gibson-Bethel Community Center as requested by Parks. xiii. Repaired, painted & installed street bench located at SW 57 Avenue & Sunset Drive as requested by the City Manager. xiv. Replaced a protection valve in the AlC unit near the Police Chiefs office. xv. Replaced 6 damaged water faucets throughout the restrooms in the Police Department as requested by Police. xvi. Installed two safe's in the Community Center as requested by Parks. xvii. Contacted vendor to repair AlC unit in the Sylva Martin Building. xviii. Replaced two light transformers in the Central Services Storage building. xix. Contacted vendor to install window tints in the Deputy City Clerk's office and Miami-Dade Commissioners office as requested. xx. Repaired water pipes in the median in front of Sunset Place. due to recent damage to water meter box. xxi. Replace AlC belt for the unit in Commission Chamber. xxii. Replace broken glass on gymnasium door at the Community Center as requested by Parks. xxiii. Repaired leak on rooftop AlC unit at City Hall. xxiv. Installed frames, repaired & painted wall in the Police Department as request by Police. xxv. Replace 3 light fixtures at City Hall as requested. -9 -City Manager's Report to the Commission for June 16, 2015 PARKS AND RECREATION Administration Staff Certifications/Trainings o Quentin Pough, Director, successfully passed the NRPA's Certified Parks and Recreation Professional (CPRP) examination. Attaining the CPRP designation shows that you have met education and experience qualifications, and illustrates your commitment to the profession as well as your knowledge and understanding of key concepts within parks and recreation New Playgrounds at Brewer Park, Dante Fascell Park, Fuchs Park & Murray Park o Notice to Proceed was sent to D.W. Recreation Services; work is to be completed within 120 days from Monday, 6115/2015. o The playground colors are being selected. Manufacturing to commence soon. Parks Master Plan o Survey is now available on the city's website. o Public Workshop # I is scheduled for Thursday, June 25 th at 7 PM and Saturday, June 27th at 5 PM. o Advertisement was printed in the South Miami Newspaper regarding public workshop. o Commissioner Welsh will distribute 2,500 flyers to residents Dante Fascell Park Drainage Improvements o Project in progress; o Milian, Swain & Associates (Consultant) received NTP on Thursday, 4/16. They've 90 days Uuly 16th ) to complete the professional engineering plans. Multipurpose Field Renovations at Murray Park o Solicitation released May Bth. o No bids were submitted on closing date, Thursday, June 4th at lOAM. o The dept. will resubmit solicitation the week of 6/22. Palmer Park Concession Stand Remodeling/Renovation o Solicitation closed Monday, June Bth at lOAM. o City received 2 proposals; lowest bid $93, 172 All American Park Recreation 40 volunteers from Cultivate Church Miami completed invasive vine removal, mulching, remove dead trees and general clean-up at All American Park. In-house Tennis Operations o The Tennis Operations Supervisor position is now available online. o Posting closes June IBth. -10-City Manager's Report to the Commission for June 16, 2015 Football & Cheerleading o Currently there are 38 youth participants registered for football and cheerleading. o $2,2 12.20 collected in revenue to date. o All volunteers that successfully passed the city's background screening must complete the league's NCSI background check. o First day of practice is July 6th . Senior Happenings o Miami Dade Health Department provided blood pressure screenings for 35 seniors. o On June 12th, 20 seniors participated in a dominoes tournament in Key Biscayne. Summer Camp o 100 participants registered in summer camp. o $4,420 collected in revenue. o Week one of camp featured an on-site animal presentation from "Otter John" and swimming at Murray Park Aquatic Center. Aquatics o Currently registering for the third session of swim lessons which begins the week of June 220d. o Organized Group Swim sessions are full for the month of June. Special Events o June 5th Outdoor Summer Movie event brought out over 100 community families and youth. Attendees were given free popcorn and beverages. Next movie will be shown at Palmer Park on July 17th . o Preparing for the 2015 Fourth of July Celebration that will be held on Saturday, July 4, 2015, at Palmer Park starting at 5 PM. The celebration will consist of live bands, concessions, kid's zone, and a spectacular fireworks display.