Key Biscayne Regular Council Meeting Agenda: December 4, 2018
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The Frame
This meeting determines the village's retirement plan provider, adjusts the 2017-2018 budget to account for Hurricane Irma costs and union contracts, and continues the freeze on medical marijuana facility applications until April 2019.
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Village Employees
Employees will have a new retirement plan administrator and a new provider for Flexible Spending Account administration.
Key Biscayne Residents
Residents are affected by village budget reallocations and the ongoing moratorium on medical marijuana facilities.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The Council will vote on selecting Empower Retirement for administrative and advisory services for the village retirement plan.
- The Council will vote on an agreement with Maestro Health, Inc. for health administration services, projected to save the village $1,000 annually.
- The Council will consider an ordinance to amend the 2017-2018 fiscal year budget, recognizing $1,613,312 in additional revenue and $1,883,243 in additional expenditures.
- The budget amendment includes costs for Hurricane Irma and collective bargaining agreements, requiring a $269,031 reduction in Building Inspection Reserves.
- The Council will consider an ordinance to create a 2040 Vision Plan Committee.
- The Council will consider a resolution to extend the 'Zoning in Progress' moratorium on medical marijuana facilities until April 8, 2019.
- The Council will review the proposed 2019 Village Council meeting schedule.
- The Council will discuss next steps for the Ultra Music Festival at Virginia Key and library matters.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the 'Zoning in Progress' regarding medical marijuana?
Why is the village budget being amended?
Why It Matters
This meeting determines the village's retirement plan provider, adjusts the 2017-2018 budget to account for Hurricane Irma costs and union contracts, and continues the freeze on medical marijuana facility applications until April 2019.
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Discoveries
Patterns POLISCOPE noticed across the record. These are observations to investigate, not conclusions.
Hurricane Irma Financial Impact
The village reports a total expense of $2.6 million related to Hurricane Irma, with reimbursement expected in future fiscal years.
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Sources
keybiscayne.granicus.com
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