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Town officials said Flores had been performing superintendent duties and had earned substantial overtime in the prior year; staff proposed converting his overtime-based compensation to a regular salary. Commissioners discussed making the pay change retroactive to the start of the calendar year so Flores does not lose compensation he has effectively already earned. The town attorney advised the commission to verify state statutes that bar retroactive extra compensation for public employees and asked that the motion be subject to that legal review.

Commissioners voted to approve the promotion and salary adjustment with the approval contingent on legal review of any retroactive element. The manager said the town would provide a follow-up report on the timing and any retroactive calculation.

Clarifying details
- Salary: Proposed increase from $75,000 base to $95,000 annual salary; staff noted overtime had pushed prior-year total earnings above $100,000.
- Retroactivity: The commission discussed retroactive application to January; the town attorney requested the action be reviewed against state law before implementing any retroactive pay.

Speakers (excerpt)
- Town Manager
- Mike Flores, Public Services (present, discussed by manager)
- Manny Larzewald, Deputy Director of Public Services
- Town Attorney

Action
- kind:other; identifiers:{agenda_item_id:\"7.4\",resolution_number:\"not specified\"}; motion:\"Approve promotion to superintendent and salary increase to $95,000, subject to legal review of retroactive compensation\"; mover:\"not specified\"; second:\"not specified\"; vote_record:[{\"member\":\"Clerk Commissioner Hodgkins\",\"vote\":\"yes\"},{\"member\":\"Vice Mayor Morissette\",\"vote\":\"yes\"},{\"member\":\"Mayor Mohammed\",\"vote\":\"yes\"},{\"member\":\"Commissioner Jacobs\",\"vote\":\"yes\"},{\"member\":\"Acting Clerk Commissioner Kashem\",\"vote\":\"yes\"}]; tally:{yes:5,no:0,abstain:0}; outcome:\"approved\"; notes:\"Approval subject to review of state statute regarding retroactive pay; manager to report back.\"

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Staff presented the agreement (Resolution 2025-015 on the agenda) and said the pump station station had recent failures including a cracked tank and electrical damage. The commission asked for limits on recurring maintenance costs; staff noted historic maintenance averaged between $2,000 and $3,500 per year, while a single recent repair estimate for the current problem had a maximum around $300,000. The town's consultant, Todd Larson of Craig A. Smith and Associates, said the station legally belongs to the Florida Department of Transportation but had been maintained by Hallandale and Pembroke Park under earlier arrangements.

Commissioners and staff said the agreement includes language giving the town the right to pursue warranty or surety claims and that the manager would be authorized to accept non-substantial changes subject to attorney review. The manager and consultant said Hallandale Beach had approved the same agreement on its consent agenda and that continuing maintenance would be coordinated through the agreement. Commissioners requested a cap on routine maintenance so that amounts above an agreed threshold would come back to the commission.

The motion to approve the interlocal agreement passed on roll call.

Clarifying details
- Ownership: Staff and Todd Larson said the facility is owned by the Florida Department of Transportation; Hallandale and Pembroke Park have historically shared maintenance obligations.
- Historic maintenance cost: Town staff reported annual maintenance costs in recent years averaged roughly $2,000\u0010$3,500; earlier multi-year payments from the DOT or other sources had lapsed.
- Repair estimate: Staff and consultant cited a maximum repair scope figure near $300,000 for current corrective work; the agreement allows the town to pursue warranty or surety remedies.

Speakers (excerpt)
- Todd Larson, consultant (Craig A. Smith and Associates)
- Town Manager
- Mayor Mohammed

Action
- kind:other; identifiers:{agenda_item_id:\"6.2\",resolution_number:\"2025-015\"}; motion:\"Approve joint participation/interlocal agreement with Hallandale Beach for maintenance of the pump station west of I-95\"; mover:\"not specified\"; second:\"not specified\"; vote_record:[{\"member\":\"Commissioner Jacobs\",\"vote\":\"yes\"},{\"member\":\"Commissioner Hodgkins\",\"vote\":\"yes\"},{\"member\":\"Vice Mayor Morissette\",\"vote\":\"yes\"},{\"member\":\"Acting Clerk Commissioner Kashem\",\"vote\":\"yes\"},{\"member\":\"Mayor Mohammed\",\"vote\":\"yes\"}]; tally:{yes:5,no:0,abstain:0}; outcome:\"approved\"; notes:\"Agreement reserves town's right to pursue warranty/surety; staff to request maintenance schedule and consider cap on routine maintenance.\"

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","Commission approved a joint participation agreement with Hallandale Beach to fund repairs and ongoing maintenance of the pump station west of I-95; the station is owned by FDOT but maintenance has been split historically and the town reserved rights to pursue warranty or surety claims.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6263515,"Pembroke Park approves automated speed enforcement contract with Blue Line Solutions",743,2699000,3442000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3104717-f87842de090a3d52e4edd848eedfd04d&start=2699&end=3442","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3104717-f87842de090a3d52e4edd848eedfd04d/thumbnail_2699000.jpg","/articles/6263515/Florida/Pembroke-Park-approves-automated-speed-enforcement-contract-with-Blue-Line-Solutions","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6263515-997a5d10ba2c36a71e72951b56f93fbb/orig.mp4?Expires=1771152561&Signature=dz0edSvJGT95Jl56LZNWy9ZGhb3gQf3Dye8WpxrGTF96n10MbXszPG8nsOJZzFl27TBrHMQrHWdgf-1fGrxivJa6G8gebJ4wJvVCL1PilW9C6TlLR3rHvSAhVMLtZQSdVX~e5l2g3HRD9~zu8VOd0o8zpke9T8s-ZO4DH~nDZaDuexW5xK7nLyC9uYEWxSRGU7GstxkAGEzEB-a6-tgL5lTyGA3ktE7ufn5fW8wsDioYRTUb2dVoBDubsx6ACs~D5h53OwPempVcKRz5c2BVTK6ikFeVMSSx2cthYuzdydIrzJU71Vuy2TR6t~J~~sMeRs27xK8SVJlGWxjTES0LEw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Town Commission voted April 20 to award a contract to Blue Line Solutions to deploy automated speed-enforcement cameras in Pembroke Park's school zones.

Richard Rand, representing Blue Line Solutions, said the company's program focuses on education and safety rather than revenue generation and that the firm will handle advertising, installation, and payment processing at no up-front cost to the town. \"This program is really about educating the residents of Pembroke Park about the issues of speeding in school zones,\" Rand said.

Under the contract discussed at the meeting, citations would first be handled administratively with a town hearing officer (a magistrate) if contested. If a citation is not paid or a local hearing is not scheduled, state statute converts the citation into a uniform traffic citation and it proceeds to the Broward County Clerk's Office; administrative and court fees up to $350 may apply under that process, the vendor said. Blue Line said it reconciles payments and transmits collected fines to the town about the 15th of each month.

Commissioners pressed company representatives about consumer protections. Blue Line's representative said the company operates a local office in Hollywood with staff who speak multiple languages and that it offers payment plans for people who cannot afford the $100 civil citation. The company also said it deploys radar-feedback signs and a public-information campaign; Blue Line said there are typically three warnings given before a camera will issue a ticket.

Commissioners voted to approve the contract; the roll call was affirmative. The town attorney noted the administrative hearing process and cost-sharing rules are set out in the town ordinance adopted at the last regular meeting and in state law, but the company's payment-plan and local customer-service practices are a company-specific offering that the town can incorporate into its agreement.

Clarifying details
- Cost to the town: Company representatives said the program has \"no cost to the city\" for equipment and initial deployment; contract allows termination for convenience by the town on 30 days' notice, and the company said it is not aware of a termination fee.
- Fines and procedures: The vendor said the civil citation is $100; unpaid citations that move to the court can incur additional administrative or court fees (vendor cited up to $350 depending on court processing). Blue Line said tickets carry no points on drivers' licenses.
- Dispute/hearing process: Alleged violations are reviewable by a hearing officer/magistrate; the town's ordinance governs appeals and enforcement flow to the Broward County Clerk's Office if unpaid.

Speakers (excerpt)
- Richard Rand, Blue Line Solutions, company representative
- Mayor Mohammed, Mayor
- Town Manager, Town Manager
- Town Attorney (present)

Action
- kind:contract_award; identifiers:{agenda_item_id:\"7.5\",contract_number:\"not specified\"}; motion:\"Approve contract with Blue Line Solutions for automated speed enforcement\"; mover:\"not specified\"; second:\"not specified\"; vote_record:[{\"member\":\"Vice Mayor Morissette\",\"vote\":\"yes\"},{\"member\":\"Acting Clerk Commissioner Kashem\",\"vote\":\"yes\"},{\"member\":\"Mayor Mohammed\",\"vote\":\"yes\"},{\"member\":\"Commissioner Hodgkins\",\"vote\":\"yes\"},{\"member\":\"Commissioner Jacobs\",\"vote\":\"yes\"}]; tally:{yes:5,no:0,abstain:0}; outcome:\"approved\"; notes:\"Company to provide public education, radar-feedback signs and local customer service; town ordinance defines hearing process.\"

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","Commission voted to contract with Blue Line Solutions to deploy automated speed-enforcement cameras in school zones; the vendor said program costs would be borne by the vendor and it will send monthly reconciliations to the town and offer payment plans for low-income residents.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6263519,"Pembroke Park shifts ARPA money, amends budget and restores 20th Street pump station to project",5390,815000,6205000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3104717-f87842de090a3d52e4edd848eedfd04d&start=815&end=6205","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3104717-f87842de090a3d52e4edd848eedfd04d/thumbnail_815000.jpg","/articles/6263519/Florida/Pembroke-Park-shifts-ARPA-money-amends-budget-and-restores-20th-Street-pump-station-to-project","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6263519-35123100fd77d5b4e6729d5d952a58c5/orig.mp4?Expires=1771152561&Signature=ZelqqAhfyOeLPB1wHJphrVqZKWyJB4rlZNberQvaCM5r4wT8ybQ25KU9ilQ2bqa6JEJtTuxTYkmwz-bojLcTBA8bveAUbd1nAS50ZcTHNkymtiZYPJEJJuO9XYS3EL-tPAlVYXL6HWCLqT46m8eEQBqpmCM5T50Zsvrt1cS13WNeZwmA26jGcXBi~YAaLaf-UhkPiQ8US6hKX4Y~mE4lJ40DPySsuSXNDoHcV5ECNRB2fUQgNIiOPi9pDH8CADvX7kO9QawEln75HZvJnKfYRsKOP4p9qxNULmOd~-UgIcB3KfR4tWpKYDgU-CKVh7CA-~OvMg48jqdMkhDHiD2lug__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Mayor Mohammed and the Town Commission on April 20 approved changes to the town's ARPA allocation and a related budget amendment intended to ensure a planned pump station on Southwest 20th Street is completed as originally permitted.

The commission voted to move $100,000 from a community-center line into the contribution for the 20th Street pump station, increasing the ARPA allocation for that item to $600,000 and reducing a separate line for the community center. The commission then approved Resolution 2025-014, the town's fiscal-year budget amendment as amended to reflect the ARPA change; staff said the revenue line that had read $1,026,213 will now read $926,213 and the ARPA line will read $600,000.

The change followed a sustained discussion among commissioners and public works staff about drainage needs on the town's east side and the risk of federal clawbacks if allocated ARPA funds are not committed and spent. \"The point is get the dang money out the door as soon as humanly possible before forces out of our control,\" the town manager said during the debate. Commissioner Jacobs repeatedly urged prioritizing stormwater work and argued the town should not draw down enterprise reserves when federal ARPA funds can be used.

Deputy Director of Public Services Manny Larzewald told the commission the pump station and other public-works equipment are critical to preventing sewer spills and repeated emergency costs. He described how an on-site jetter/vac truck would allow the town to schedule regular drainage maintenance and respond faster to sewer breaks; he estimated renting such services can cost about $2,000 per incident. \"That's one of the vital tools that the town would use simply for drainage maintenance,\" Larzewald said.

As part of the package, the commission also voted to amend its earlier construction award for the Southwest 20th Street stormwater improvement project to restore the original scope of work. Staff confirmed the amendment returns the project to the bid package and design that were originally permitted, including the lift station and associated gravity drainage components, so the phase-1 work is no longer missing items that had been cut earlier.

Town staff and outside consultants told commissioners they will coordinate with Broward County and other grant administrators to verify schedule and funding requirements so the work remains eligible for previously awarded gas-tax or MPO funds. Planning staff said phase 2 of the overall 20th Street project remains necessary to achieve the full level of service intended by the permit and that additional grant work is under way to secure funds for that phase.

Votes at a glance
- ARPA allocation amendment (7.2): Adopted as amended; roll call affirmative from Mayor Mohammed, Vice Mayor Morissette, Commissioner Jacobs, Commissioner Hodgkins and Acting Clerk Commissioner Kashem.
- Resolution 2025-014, budget amendment (6.1): Approved as amended; roll call affirmative.
- Amendment to previously awarded construction agreement for Southwest 20th Street stormwater project (7.1): Motion to amend prior commission action approved; roll call affirmative.

Clarifying details and context
- Amount reallocated: $100,000 moved from a community center line to the 20th Street pump-station contribution, raising that contribution to $600,000.
- Budget worksheet change: a revenue total shown on the amended page moves from $1,026,213 to $926,213; the ARPA line increases from $500,000 to $600,000.
- Staff noted ARPA use deadlines include an April 30 milestone and an extended deadline of April 30, 2026 for some amendments; the manager said the town has approximately two-and-a-half years since receipt of funds and has spent about $500,000 to date from ARPA proceeds.
- Project scope: Phase 1 (as amended) will include the lift station and gravity system components permitted in the original RFP; phase 2 remains necessary to achieve full design level-of-service and staff are seeking additional grants (including DOT/MPO funding) to cover that work.

Speakers (excerpt)
- Mayor Mohammed, Mayor (Town of Pembroke Park)
- Commissioner Jacobs, Commissioner (Town of Pembroke Park)
- Vice Mayor Morissette, Vice Mayor (Town of Pembroke Park)
- Commissioner Hodgkins, Commissioner (Town of Pembroke Park)
- Acting Clerk Commissioner Kashem, Acting Clerk/Commissioner (Town of Pembroke Park)
- Town Manager (title used in meeting)
- Manny Larzewald, Deputy Director of Public Services (town staff)
- Dee Harper (county liaison mentioned by staff)
- Todd Larson, consultant (Craig A. Smith and Associates)

Actions
- kind:budget_amendment; identifiers:{resolution_number:\"2025-014\"}; motion:\"Approve Resolution 2025-014 as amended to reflect ARPA allocation changes and updated Exhibit A\"; mover:\"not specified\"; second:\"not specified\"; vote_record:[{\"member\":\"Mayor Mohammed\",\"vote\":\"yes\"},{\"member\":\"Vice Mayor Morissette\",\"vote\":\"yes\"},{\"member\":\"Commissioner Jacobs\",\"vote\":\"yes\"},{\"member\":\"Commissioner Hodgkins\",\"vote\":\"yes\"},{\"member\":\"Acting Clerk Commissioner Kashem\",\"vote\":\"yes\"}]; tally:{yes:5,no:0,abstain:0}; outcome:\"approved\"; notes:\"Amendment updates ARPA line to $600,000 and decreases another revenue line to $926,213.\"
- kind:other; identifiers:{project_slug:\"southwest-20th-stormwater\"}; motion:\"Amend prior commission action to restore original scope for Southwest 20th Street stormwater improvement project including lift station\"; mover:\"not specified\"; second:\"not specified\"; vote_record:[{\"member\":\"Mayor Mohammed\",\"vote\":\"yes\"},{\"member\":\"Vice Mayor Morissette\",\"vote\":\"yes\"},{\"member\":\"Commissioner Jacobs\",\"vote\":\"yes\"},{\"member\":\"Commissioner Hodgkins\",\"vote\":\"yes\"},{\"member\":\"Acting Clerk Commissioner Kashem\",\"vote\":\"yes\"}]; tally:{yes:5,no:0,abstain:0}; outcome:\"approved\"; notes:\"Scope restored to original RFP/design as permitted; staff to coordinate with county/MPO for timings and reimbursements.\"

Authorities
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Proper names
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clarifying_details
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