In this Issue - Mad Beach Events | Madeira Beach Florida

2013 - Volume 1 • Issue 2
In this Issue ....
• Greetings from the Mayor
• Community News
• Marina News
• Events and Happenings
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City of Officials
Mayor Travis Palladeno...... (727) 394-8338
Dist. 1 Commissioner / Vice Mayor
Terry Lister ................... (727) 399-3624
[email protected]
Dist. 2 Commissioner
Nancy Hodges ............ (727) 393-6138
[email protected]
Dist. 3 Commissioner
Elaine Poe .................... (727) 368-7033
[email protected]
Dist. 4 Commissioner
Pat Shontz .................... (727) 392-2823
[email protected]
City Numbers
City Hall.........................................(727) 391-9951
300 Municipal Drive • www.madeirabeachfl.gov
Mayor/City Commission
MAYOR - Travis Palladeno............................... (727) 394-8338
Commissioners:
Terry Lister - D1................................................ (727) 399-3624
Nancy Hodges - D2.......................................... (727) 393-6138
Elaine Poe - D3................................................ (727) 368-7033
Pat Shontz - D4................................................ (727) 392-2823
City Manager - Shane Crawford............(727) 391-9951 ext 228
City Clerk Pro Tem - Aimee Servedio......(727) 391-9951 ext 249
Finance Director - Vincent Tenaglia......(727) 391-9951 ext 230
Community Development - Lynn Rosetti.. (727) 391-9951 ext 255
Fire Dept. - Derryl O’Neal, Fire Chief............... (727) 391-3400
Director of Central Services - Dave Mariscano...... (727) 399-2631
Recreation Department (200 Rex Place)........... (727) 392-0665
Little League..................................................... (727) 753-8616
Gulf Beaches Public Library............................. (727) 391-2828
Madeira Beach Marina..................................... (727) 399-2631
John’s Pass Village Association HOTLINE.......... (727)-394-0756
Emergencies..................................................................... 9-1-1
Sheriff’s Office.................................................. (727) 582-6200
Dispatch........................................................... (727) 582-6177
Post Office........................................................ (727) 394-2736
Electricity......................................................... (727) 443-2641
Water & Sewer................................................. (727) 464-4000
Trash / Pick up......................................(727) 391-9951 ext 229
Cable (Brighthouse).......................................... (727) 329-5020
Other Important Numbers
American Legion Post 273................................ (727) 391-3670
Gulf Beaches Kiwanis....................................... (727) 398-1360
Gulf Beaches Rotary Club................................. (727) 369-9886
VFW Post Holiday Isles..................................... (727) 397-3767
Mason Lodge.................................................... (727) 391-8073
Madeira Beach Social Club.............................. (727) 397-3434
Elks Lodge, Holiday Isles.................................. (727) 393-1545
Chamber of Commerce
Gulf Beaches................................................. (727) 360-6957
Clearwater Beach.......................................... (727) 447-7600
Treasure Island............................................... (727) 360-4121
County Information.......................................... (727) 464-3000
County Commission Offices............................. (727) 464-3377
John Morroni, Commissioner Dist 6.............. (727) 464-3614
State Senator Jeff Brandes................................. (727) 288-4727
P.O. Box 76276, St. Petersburg, FL 33734
State Representative Kathleen Peters................. (727) 656-3821
6860 Gulfport Blvd. #331 • South Pasadena, FL 33707
[email protected]
Governor Rick Scott.......................... [email protected]
pring is once again upon us. We would like to wish our winter friends
a safe trip home and a speedy return this Fall. For us year-round
residents, it is time to enjoy our cool evenings and warm sunny days. I am
pleased to report that over the last few months several City projects have
been completed in a shorter time frame than estimated and under budget.
As we look to the next few months, the City will move forward with the
proposed City Hall and Fire Station Complex, and I look forward to your
input on this project. Another project that should continue forward is
the beautification and remodeling of Archibald Park to make it another
shining focal point of our City. On that subject, I would like to thank the
FDOT for their assistance in approving and installing a designated turn
lane into the Park, at no City expense. The turn lane was installed on
Gulf Boulevard so that northbound traffic can now easily and safely turn
into the Park, with no need for a U-turn.
For several years our City sat rather idle (the economy was no help), but over the last year it has been
investing our tax dollars in several City projects. These project make Madeira Beach a better place to
live and work, and we are using our enterprise funds efficiently.
As your Mayor working with your Commission, our goal is to spend wisely,
invest in our City, and still be good stewards of our tax funds to keep a healthy reserve.
It should be well-known that no one single elected official can spend any tax dollars. Rather, any
money spent, transferred, or appropriated for any project must be approved by a majority vote of your
Commission, and done so in the sunshine of a public meeting.
Another great thing about Spring in Madeira Beach is that it is the season for events. One of the main
upcoming events is the 3rd Annual Bone Fishing Tournament. This event has always been a crowd
pleaser in a family-friendly venue. In the last ten years during which the Old Salts Fishing Foundation
has held fishing tournaments here in Madeira Beach, it has raised over a quarter of a million dollars
for local charities. Another great event is the John Levique Pirate Days held in Johns Pass. The event
coordinator has been working ferociously on this event and promises to have things to do for all ages.
As we go into the Summer, the big celebration will be 4th of July at Archibald Park Beach. Last year’s
event was extremely well attended and we should once again be the talk of the beaches with the food
vendors, drink specials, cool water and live music. So come out for some fun in the sun and stay after
sunset for the fireworks show. Now that’s living on the Gulf Coast!
Greetings from the MAYOR .... Travis Palladeno
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Thank you for your time and please contact me with any questions and concerns.
Travis Palladeno, Mayor
Old Salt Spring King of the Beach
Celebrated their 20th Anniversary
Florida State Representative Kathleen
Peters and Madeira Beach Mayor Travis
Palladeno welcome the crowd at the
King of the Beach. (Photo on right)
Mayor - Capt. Travis Palladeno was in
charge of checking in the fish before
they were weighed. (Photo on left)
Photo Courtesy of: John Osborne
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We would like to remind you, that the catch
basins and grates you see on the sides of your
streets convey the stormwater runoff directly
into Boca Ciega Bay. Please do not put anything
into these drains that could harm the waters or
wildlife that depends on these waters. If you ever
see anyone introducing something suspect into
this system, please call our Code Compliance
Department at (727)391-9951 ext. 235 and
inform them.
It is illegal to dump toxic chemicals or waste into
storm drains or anywhere else that may expose
waste in the environment. To report illegal
dumping, call the City’s Stormwater department
at (727)399-2631 or the Florida Department of
Environmental Protection’s Division of Waste
Management at (813)632-7600 (Tampa).
Please remember that your yard trimmings
do not want to be blown into the streets and
consequently down the stormdrains. Sometimes
your yard maintenance people overlook this in
an effort to ‘speed’ their jobs up. Do not let
them get you into trouble over this. Make sure
they sweep or vacuum up their debris.
Let’s coordinate all our activities in an effort to
keep our City a beautiful place to live.
Monthly Meeting Schedule
Commissioners Agenda
Setting Meeting ............................ 2nd Tuesday; 5:30pm
Board of Commissioners
Regular Meeting ................................ 2nd Tuesday; 6pm
Planning/LPA
Commission Meeting......................... 2nd Monday; 7pm
Special Magistrate
Code Enforcement........................ 2nd Wednesday; 2pm
Special Magistrate - Variance................. 4th Monday; 2pm
Library Board (at Library)....................... 4th Monday; 4pm
Board of Commissioners Workshop........ 4th Tuesday; 2pm
Civil Service Commission......................... Meets Quarterly
From the desk of the City Manager
Shane B. Crawford • City Manager 727-391-9951 ext. 228
[email protected]
As we begin the second quarter in our calendar year, it’s my pleasure to introduce
two new Board of Commissioners. Mrs. Elaine Poe is a name that is not unfamiliar
in Madeira Beach. Mrs. Poe is well known for her efforts in neighborhood safety
and more specifically, she spearheaded the effort to get the Chronic Nuisance Ordinance adopted. Mrs.
Patricia Shontz returns to the commission this term as well. Mrs. Shontz previously served as Mayor
of Madeira Beach and donated significant time to serving as chairperson on the 9-11 memorial. We are
excited to welcome these two members to the City Commission!
And as we say hello to two new commissioners, unfortunately we have to say good-bye as well. Ms.
Robin VanderVelde, who most recently served as the City’s Vice Mayor, served on the commission
from March 22, 2011 to April 9, 2013. She also served on the Archibald Park Ad Hoc Committee for the
purposes of planning the possible renovation project. Mrs. Nancy Oakley leaves the city commission
as well serving from March 27, 2007 to April 9, 2013. Both of these women devoted their time and
efforts for the betterment of the city and deserve our thanks! On April 9 at 6pm, the new members were
sworn in and the outgoing members were presented with a token of appreciation at the City of Madeira
Beach City Hall.
On a separate topic, the City is planning for a variety of upcoming capital projects. These projects
include the possibility of a new city hall, fire station, and recreation center. In addition, stormwater
utility, road paving, and undergrounding the above-ground utilities are infrastructure projects on
the horizon for the next commission. Please be aware that City staff is considering all infrastructure
improvements when contemplating the funding of these projects. Your Mayor and City Commission
are very tax conscious and rest assured that they and staff will be financially responsible when progressing
forward with these projects. As I close this edition from the desk of the City
Manager, I would like to thank the Old Salts for
having the biggest event in our fine city this year. The
“King of the Beach” fishing tournament was held on
April 25th, 26th and 27th and has proven to be bigger
and better than ever. This year marked their 20th
Anniversary; over $120,000 in prizes were awarded
and 237 fish weighed. This is an exciting family
event and was held on the City ball fields at 200 Rex
Place. The next event the Old Salts are having in
Madeira Beach is the Bone Fishing Slam. We are
looking forward to another fine event this June.
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Crabby’s Fishing Corner ....
Inshore: Spring is here and fishing
all over the bay area will start to fire
up. Redfish, trout and snook will start
their onslaught on the various schools
of bait that start showing up on the
flats and near the spoil islands in the area. I have found that
these areas are most productive on a strong incoming tide
shortly after dawn and around dusk. A variety of artificial
baits will do the job but in the lower light conditions I prefer
top water bait. Top water plugs such as Mirro Lures 7M
series, and the Heddon Super Spook Jr. will help you cover
more area and create some heart stopping strikes from monster
snook, trout and redfish. For those who prefer live bait you
can’t go wrong with a well full of pilchards (aka white bait, or
greenbacks). Pilchards are readily available in many different
locations, but to get the job done you will need a cast net and
someone able to throw a “pancake” over the bait schools.
Your net will need to be a minimum of 8 feet in length with a
pound and a half of weight per foot. Mesh size is negotiable,
but for the right size bait and quicker sinking 3/8 mesh is the
way to go. After you have plenty of bait head to your honey
hole and quietly anchor up. Grab about dozen bait or so
and stun them, a quick squeeze will do. Instead of throwing
them use a plastic whiffel ball bat with the end cut off, put
the bait in the end and give it a sling. This will help spread
the baits out further and make it a little tougher for the birds
to get. After you have spread a few dozen out, get your rod
ready. A 4000 class spinning reel with 20lb Power-Pro and a
7’ medium action rod will help with longer casting and plenty
of line capacity for when you hook that big dog snook. Tackle
is pretty strait forward; you’ll need a 1/0 or 2/0 live bait hook
and about 3 feet of 30lb fluorocarbon leader connected to your
main line with a double uni knot. Hook bait in the nose or the
pectoral fin to keep them looking natural, when the fish strikes
just reel tight and hang on. Just a reminder snook season is
still closed until further notice. You can get all the up to date
regulations at www.MyFWC.com/Fishing.
Offshore: Spring time triggers one thing in the mind of
many of our offshore anglers, KINGFISH! There are literally
hundreds of techniques to catching this hard fighting pelagic
species. One of the oldest and still most effective ways is
trolling “hardware”. This means trolling spoons and plugs
behind planers or trolling sinkers. Hardware also works
wonders on Spanish mackerel and Gag grouper. I will try and
give a quick rundown on this technique but if you have any
questions come down to the Madeira Beach Municipal Marina
and I will be glad to fill you in. Starting with spoon size and
color, I recommend trying to “match the hatch”. If there is an
abundance of larger baits such as threadfins, cigar minnows,
large sardines or blue runners a no. 350 Kingspoon in green,
glow, red, and my go to all gold, also a gold and black broken
back Bomber will get a lot of attention. If the bait seems to
be smaller such as greenbacks or glass minnows a size #1 to
#00 Clark Spoon in the same color patterns will need to be
tied on. While trolling at speeds of 5 to 6 naught it is best to
spread your gear through the water column. For example a
#1 planer will run about 10 feet deep; #2 will run about 20
feet and so forth. Now the most important thing, your leader
from the planer or sinker to the spoon or plug needs to be
60lb to 80lb mono and around 25- 30 feet long. You will
need conventional reels size 3/0 or 4/0 paired with a 30-60
lb class rod 6’ to 7’ long. Set your drags just tight enough so
the planer does not pull it out. Good areas to troll are near
the passes and around any of our near shore artificial reefs.
Fishing live baits for Kingfish will usually produce larger
fish. The way I find the easiest and most effective is balloon
fishing. You will first need to sabiki up some descent live
bait; I prefer large threadfins, cigar minnows and sardines. If
you are looking for a trophy or to hit the board at the King of
the Beach larger baits like mullet, ladyfish, Spanish mackerel,
and blue runners will get that big smokers attention. Anchor
up in an area where you see lots of action, birds working bait
schools and mackerel jumping are good signs. Next put out
some chum bags, and then hook your baits using a stinger
rig that fits the bait size. You will want to set your balloons
at different depths and leave your reels in gear with a loose
drag (about 3lbs max). Reels with large line capacity and fast
retrieve paired with a fast tip medium action rod are a must.
When a fish hits let them make the long run, don’t panic and
play them out. For real big fish you will need to chase them
down, have a buoy ready to ditch the anchor and get after
them quickly. I hope these tips will help you produce more
fish and the great memories that go along with them. Enjoy
the weather and I’ll see you on the water.
Thank You, Brian Crabtree
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Fun was had by everyone … despite
weather conditions. The fog rolled in
and stayed all day – but this didn’t keep
everyone from fishing. This year we
had a whopping 194 Anglers out!!! The
weigh-in was jam packed with everyone
coming to see how their catch measured
up – I think it was a record for how many
actually returned to the scales. The Old
Salt crew was out handling the scales
and were amazed at the line of anglers.
After weighing fish for 2 hours, Courtney
Kuhn won the event for a second year in
a row! We had 96 anglers with over 282
fish weighed.
Now… if you weren’t out there you
missed one of the best OLD SCHOOL
fresh fish frys! Madeira Beach Marina
put on this awesome event. Only $5 a
plate and they were filleting the fish as
fast as everyone was eating it. A special
THANK you goes out to Brian Crabtree
who relentlessly filleted fish for hours.
Everyone worked together to put on a
great family day!
Thank you to our fine sponsors that
helped make all this possible:
PRO Marine USA, Old Salt Fishing
Foundation, Budweiser and Delosa’s Pizza.
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Madeira Beach MARINA ....... Events and Fishing
The 2nd Annual Great American Grunt
Hunt was again, a HUGE success!
Code Compliance
Attention: Pet Owners
Responsible pet ownership is important to maintaining good
relationships in the neighborhood. Here are a few ideas that you
should keep in mind and how it relates to the City of Madeira Beach’s
regulations.
Keep them quiet. Barking dogs or screaming parrots, the answer is
the same: Keep your pets inside, especially at night and on weekend
mornings.
Section. 10-6. Excessive noise or disturbance prohibited.
It shall be unlawful for any person to keep any dog, cat
or other animal allowed by this chapter that becomes a
nuisance in the city by excessive barking or howling or
raising any disturbance whatsoever in such a manner as to
disturb the peace and repose of others in the neighborhood.
Keep them under control. The only way to accomplish this with cats
is to keep them inside. Outdoor cats fight noisily for mates and territory
(neutering helps, but not completely), and are exposed to hazards such
as cars. As for dogs, keep them fenced or on a leash and off other
people’s property.
Section 10-4. Restriction against animals running at
large. It shall be unlawful for any dog, cat or other animal
allowed by this chapter to run at large upon the streets,
thoroughfares or other public places within the city or
upon the private property of any person other than the
owner or keeper, except upon a leash not to exceed eight
feet in length attended by a responsible person.
Business in Madeira
New Business
Brew...mostly. A cafe offering
gourmet coffees, craft beer, fine
wine, delicious food, extraordinary
desserts, and showcasing
works by local artists.
15024 Madeira Way
(727) 393-2233
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1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY
Pipo’s is celebrating their 1 year
Anniversary - May 17, 18 & 19th
Free Appetizers • Live Music
Door Prizes • Kid’s Activities
9531 Bay Pines Blvd
(727) 394-7476
Happenings in Madeira
Keep it clean. Pick up after your dog. Don’t step out of your house
with your dog unless you have plastic bags in your pocket for cleanups.
Section 10-7. Animal littering prohibited.
(a) It shall be unlawful for any owner or person in charge
of any dog, cat or other animal allowed by this chapter
to permit the animal to deposit excrement on the private
property of other persons or on landscaped rights-of-way
without obtaining permission to do so from the owners
of such property or the person in charge of such property.
HOLIDAY ISLES MADEIRA
A $1000 scholarship was awarded to Elks
member’s daughter, Jessica Stroebel, who will
be attending Fla. Central University in the fall.
(b) Excrement deposited on private property, to include
the animal owners property, must not be allowed to
remain for an extended period of time thereby creating a
nuisance to abutting properties.
A plaque was received at the Lodge honoring
the Lodge for profit of $250 awarded to the All
Children’s Hospital in Tampa from proceeds of
the annual card party held at the Lodge.
(c) Excrement deposited on city sidewalks, streets,
gutters or in city parks will be immediately removed and
properly disposed of by the owner or person in charge of
the animal.
Please make every effort to be a responsible pet owner.
The Lodge held their annual flea market
on March 14th at the Lodge and a profit of
$615 was turned over to the Elk’s Harry Anna
Foundation for disabled children.
A $200 check was written to the Youth
Lift Program of St. Petersburg who provide
activities for after school homeless students
on weekends and after school hours. Their
CEO can be reached at [email protected]
if anyone is interested in mentoring for the
students.
On May 11th, the annual Cliff Dunaway
Fishing Day for handicapped children will be
held at the Lodge and children will be given
fishing poles to fish from the Lodge’s docks
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Business in Madeira (cont.)
CrossBridge Church is the new nondenominational church
in Madeira Beach and their permanent location is almost
ready. On March 9th, Senior Pastor Rick Cowley made
the announcement of the new home to the members who
currently meet in the Madeira Municipal building on
Sunday mornings at 10:00 A.M. The members have been
praying for months for a place they can call home and
add a full Children’s Ministry, Student Ministry, Counseling
Ministry and other ministries to minister to the needs of
families. The location has an interesting history, having once
been Mr. Joe’s Bar and then Jungle Island Bar. Many former
guests of those establishments have stopped by the 50153rd Avenue building which is currently being renovated.
You are invited to stop by to see the progress also. Services
will continue at the Municipal Building on Sundays until
the new Worship Center is completed, hopefully in July.. The CrossBridge Church family is eager to become a vital
part of these beach communities by participating in and
volunteering for as many community events as possible. In
the six months of it’s existence the church has participated
in beach cleanup at Madeira Beach, The Greatest Show on
Surf with the Gulf Beaches Rotary Club, Walk for Life and
the Old Salt King of the Beach & Mad Beach Food Fest. For
additional information about CrossBridge Church, stop by
the new location or call the office at 727-397-8614 or email
Pastor Rick at [email protected]. You are invited to join
CrossBridge Church for worship @ 10:00 A.M. at Madeira
Beach Municipal Building or just stop by the new location at
50 - 153rd Ave to say “Hi.”
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(727) 439-7945
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(727) 422-6420
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Calendar of Local Events
MAY................................................................................................................................DATE
12th Annual John LeVique Pirate Days (John’s Pass)..............................................................10-12th
A pirate’s ball, a sea battle and boat parade, a walking parade, a family treasure hunt,
costume contests, a pub crawl and more.www.johnleviquepiratedays.com
Orange & Blue Tarpon Tournament (Elks)...................................................................................18th
Wearable Art Show & Sale (Madeira Way).............................................................................25-26th
Community Day at Madeira Beach Marina................................................................................25th
Boat Safety Checks - Food & Drinks - Self Defense Class - Bimini Supply Drive
JUNE...............................................................................................................................DATE
Old Salts & 102.5 Bone Fishing Slam (200 Rex Place - Madeira)) .........................................13-15th
Fishing Tournament and Food Festival; go to www.OldSaltFishing.org for more info
Mad Beach Car Show (Madeira Way)........................................................................................ 22nd
Classic Car Show, Live Music, Food and Drink
JULY................................................................................................................................DATE
July Fest (Archibald Park)..............................................................................................................4th
All day celebration in the sand with live music, food and fireworks. www.MadBeachEvents.com
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