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DATIIACITY COMMIS,SION
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LOBBYIST REGISTRATION REQAIRDD . REGISTRATION AS A LOBBYIST IN THE CITY OF DANU IS
REQUIRED IF ENT PERSON, FIR*T OR CORPORATION IS BEING PAID TO I,OBBY THE COMMISSION ON ANY
PETITION OR ISSUE PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE NO. 01.93. RBGISTRATION FORMS ARE AYA]LABI,E, IN
THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE IN THE ADMINISTRATION CENTER,
INVOCATTON
PIEDGE OF N.T.E/I;IANCE
Fire Administrative Report
BSO Deputy of Month
Awards to Deputies Pato & Tarrant
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Minutes
1.1 May 9, 1995, regular meeting
1.2 May 23, 1995, regular meeting
Bills
1.3 Approval of bills paid in the month of April, '1995.
Resolutions
1.4 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, CONSTITUTING AND APPOINTING
AN AOVISORY BOARD TO BE KNOV1A AS THE COMMUNITY AFFAIRS ADVISORY
BOARD; DEFINING GENERALLY THE PURPOSES AND DUTIES OF SUCH BOARD;
PROVIDING A METHOD OF APPOINTING MEMBERS OF THE BOARD; PROVIDING FOR
THE AUTHORITY OF THE BOARD TO MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE CITY
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA ON MATTERS WTHIN THE SCOPE OF THE
AUTHORIry OF THE BOARD; PROVIOING THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF
RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWTH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH
CONFUCT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.' (staff)
1.5 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CIry OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING LEASE BETWEEN THE
CITY OF DANIA AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA REI-ATING TO PI..ACEMENT OF
MOVING TARGET INDICATOR (MTl) REFLECTOR ON CITY O\i\NED PROPERTY; AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." {staff)
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@IlISEir.r' AGEIIIDA (continued)1.6 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING AGREEMENT
BETWEEN CITY OF DANIA AND SOLAROLL SHADE & SHUTTER CORPORATION IN
REI-ATION TO SUPPLY AND INSTALI-ATION OF ACCORDION AND ROLL.UP SHUTTERS
AT THE CITY OF DANIA ADMINISTRATIVE CENTER PROVIDING THAT ALL
RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWTH BE REPEALED
TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE."
(statr)
,1,7 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AMENDING ITS WATER FUND
BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1994.95, BY MAKING LINE ITEM CHANGES BETWEEN
DEPARTMENTS; AND PROVIDING THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF
RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWTH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH
CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.' (staff)
1.8 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING THAT CERTAIN WRE
TRANSFER AGREEMENT WTH THE FAMILY BANK OF HALLANDALE AND APPOINTING
ROBERT F. FI.ATLEY, CITY MANAGER AND MARIE JABALEE, FINANCE
DIRECTOR/ACTING CIry CLERK, ACTING SINGLY, AS ITS AUTHORIZED
REPRESENTATIVES IN SUCH MATTERS; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE AND
PROVIDING THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT
HEREWTH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT: AND PROVIDING FOR
AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (staff)
1.9 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING EXTENSION OF
AGREEMENT BETVI,EEN CIry OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AND SOUTHERN SANITATION FOR
THE FURNISHING OF BULK TRASH PICK UP AND CHIPPER SERVICE; PROVIDING FOR
CONFLICTS; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (statr)
1.10 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CIry OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER
OR HIS DESIGNEE TO APPLY FOR A GRANT BEING OFFERED THROUGH THE STATE
OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, BOATING
IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR OF THE BOAT DOCK
AT'HOUSTON PARK; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (staf0
1.1,I 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING THE AGREEMENT
BET\A/EEN BROWARD COUNTY AND CITY OF DANIA RELATING TO PAYMENT FOR THE
PROVISION OF FIRE PROTECTION IN CERTAIN ANNEXED AREAS OF THE CITY;
PROVIDING THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT
HEREWTH BE REPEALED iO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR
AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (stafi)
Ordinances
1.12 "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTION 1, ARTICLE 2
OF PART IX AND SECTION 1, ARTICLE 3 OF PART XI OF THE CITY CHARTER TO
ELIMINATE THE REQUIREMENT OF REAL PROPERTY O\INERSHIP TO BE ELIGIBLE TO
SERVE AS A MEMBER OF THE "AIRPORT ADVISORY COMMITTEE" OR THE "CITY
PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD,; PROVIDING THAT ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF
ORDINANCES AND ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT
HEREWTH BE REPEALEO TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.' (staff)
2. PROCI.AI4ATTOIYS2.1 "Hurricane Awareness Month' - June, 1995
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3 EIDS3.1 Discussion and possible motion to award the sole bidder, T. Mall Construction, the bid
for the City Hall Conference Room. 1star1
4 PT'BIIC EE/TRIIYGS4.1 Petitioner/Owner - Second National Acceptance Corp.; property located at the NE
comer of Tigertail Blvd. and l-95
Public Hearing - VA-07-95 - A variance is requested to erect a pole sign which is 12' x
24' or288 sq. ft. in area.
5. SITEPI.AITTS
6.CflVDNS' COIIilEIII1S - Comments by Dania citlzens or interested parties that are not a
part of the regular agenda should be given in writing or communicated verbally prior to 4:00
p.m. the (2nd) and fourth (4th) Monday of each month. Comments of any nature will be
responded to by the office of the City Manager. ln the event that the concem remains
unresolved, the citizen(s) or party will be asked to address the City Commission during the
meeting.
7. E;,PENDTIIRE R.ru|UESTS
7.1 Approval of invoice from Bailey Hunt Jones & Busto for the period ending April 29,
1995, in the amount of $6,082.24 for airport related services. (stafq
7.2 Approval of invoice from Young Environmental Sciences in the amount of $951.22 for
airport related services. (sraff)
A. D'SCUSSTO]YAIVDPOSSIBLE AS.IION8.1 Keith & Schnaars introductory briefing on Airport DRI process. (staf4
8.2 Request for waiver of interest on Sewer Assessment Lien No. 2163 dated March 20,
1967, for Lot 7, Block 22, North Hollywood Subdivision, known for street purposes as
236 SW 12 Street and owned by Archibald and Josephine Black. (staf4
8.3 Recent developments at the Dania Housing Authority. (comm. Mikes)
8.4 Status report on the proposed Hollywood Recycling Center. (statr)
8.5 Report on the Disparity Study meeting in Hollywood last week. (comm. Jones)
8.6 Possible action on retaining an FAA consulting attorney. (comm. Mikes)
8.7 Emergency repairs to the old library roof.
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9. APFOI]YIIIE]VTS9.1 Appointment of one member to the Airport Advisory Board.9.2 Appointment of three members to the Dania Economic Development and Downtown
Redevelopment Board.
9.3 Appointment of four members to Human Relations Board.
9.4 Appointment of one member to the Marine Advisory Board.
9.5 Appointment of one member to the Occupational License Review Committee
9.6 Appointment of two members to the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board.
9.7 Appointment of two members to the Unsafe Structures Board.
9.8 Appointment of one member to the Housing Authority.
9.9 Appointment of 14 members to the Community Affairs Advisory Board.
9.10 Appointment of voting delegate for Florida League of Cities convention.
IO. /u'MINISTRATTVE NEFORTSI
City Manager
10.1 Workshop requested for the Dixie Highway Corridor presentation, fire capital program,
and other items.
City Attomey
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11.1 Commissioner Grace
11.2 Commissioner Jones
1'1.3 Commissioner Mikes
11.4 Vice-Mayor Bertino
11.5 Mayor Hyde
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PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, such a hurricane could cause countless deaths and untold millions of
dollars in property damage; and
WHEREAS, it is the responsibility of the governing body of each political subdivision of
the State of Florida to take the necessary precautions to safeguard the life and property of its
residents; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Dania has determined that it is
necessary that preparations of both the city government and each individual resident be
adequate to deal with and recover from any disaster or emergency.
NOW, THEREFORE, l, Bill Hyde, as Mayor of the City of Dania, Florida, do hereby
proclaim June, 1995
.HURRICANE AWARENESS MONTH"
in the City of Dania and urge all my fellow citizens to take this opportunity to educate
themselves regarding the proper preparations and procedures necessary to protect themselves
from the devastating effects of a hurricane.
lN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto
set my hand and caused this seal to be
affixed this 13th day of June, 1995
MAYOR - CO ISSIONER
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Acting City C rk - Auditor
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Re: Deputy sheriff of The Year Nonination
Dear Mr. Meeks,
In 1993, Dania/District II of the Broward Sheriff,s Officetook an objective look at the way it provided 1aw enforcement tothe city of Dania. As a result of that self review, the Districtchief, Janes Far1ey and his Executive officer Lt. Robert Anton,recognized that the challenge for policing in the 1990,s lras to
enhance the quality of life for the citizens it served while facingincreased incidents of crime and public mistrust of the lawenforcement cornmunity. The challenge they faced was to find thatmagic blend of traditional lav, enforcenent and communityinvolvernent designed to enhance the relationship between the policeand the citizens they served. That blend would then beinplernented, to form partnerships with the comnunity so thattogether, problerns adversely affecting the quality of life in ourneighborhoods could be identified and positive solutions found.
Once the plan of action had been developed, the most criticaldecisj.on was identifying Deputies who were wilLing to try thisprogressive approach and bring it to the cornrnunity. District IIwas fortunate to have two volunteers for this task, Deputy RichardTarrant and Deputy Ivan Pato.
Deputy Richard Tarrant, who has been serving as a deputy forover 15 years, and Deputy Ivan Pato for over 10 years, have longdisplayed a willingness to go above and beyond the call of duty toserve the public. when given the opportunity to spearhead thiseffort for the district, they not only achieved the goals set forthen, but have continued on, developinq new ideas which have becomemodel programs for the entire Sheriff,s office.
When Deputies Tarrant and Pato began their efforts, only onecivic association r.ras established and operational in the city.Through their diligent efforts, they have coordinated and helpedestablish four additional neighborhood associations, and are in theearly stages of two nore.
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One of the goals established for the District vas to enhancethe communication betr^reen the citi.zens and the deputies assigned topatrol their neighborhoods. To further this effort, Deputy Patopioneered a program assigning cellular phones to zone unitsallowing direct contact between the citizens and the Deputypatrolling their neighborhood. This program, which includeddistribution of flyers and refrigerator magnets with the deputy'sphone number, has become so popular that it is being expanded toaI1 of the civic associations in the District. This prograrn isbelng used as the model for sinilar programs throughout theSheriff's office. In addition, Deputies assigned to specificpatrol zones on a regular basis attend and actively participate inthe Neighborhood Watch associations vrhich have been established.
Realizing that the ultimate goal of our efforts was to enhancethe quality of life in our neighborhoods, Deputy Tarrant developedan innovative program to clean up areas detrirnental to daily lifein the comnunity. A District code Enforcement Team vras formedconsisting of a Deputy Sheriff (Tarrant) , a Fire inspector and acity code enforcement officer. This conbined effort has resultedin the demolition of structures previously being used for drughouses and vacant properties being cleaned and secured upgradingthe appearance of many neighborhoods.
In addition to their regular duties, Deputies Tarrant and Patohave organized a variety of public functions designed to enhance
communication and trust between 1aw enforcement and the community.
The following are just a few exarnples of their accompl ishments:
National Night out on crime was celebrated with a parade,classic car show, a D,J. from a local radio stationproviding music and a delicious barbecue. This event
organized by Deputy Pato and Deputy Tarrant was attendedby over 600 people.
Red Ribbon week involved organizing efforts at threedifferent schools including poster contests, plays and akick off barbecue for over 200 people at a local park.
The Deputies also arranged for the children s/hoparticipated to be recognized and honored by the City
Commission at a regular neeting, televised throughoutthe comnunity.
A trsafe House Programrr sras instituted under the direction
and guidance of the Deputies. This project identifies and
narks hornes in the community where children can seeksafety if they feel threatened. This program was
developed and coordinated with varj.ous neighborhoodassociations and schools.
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Deputies Tarrant and Pato assist a local organization,nMAD-DADsrr, in reaching out to the youth in the cornrnunity.
The progran includes sports program such as I'Midnight
Basketball" and job assistance counseling.
As they progressed with their prograns with the comnunity,
both Deputies realized that they could increase their effectivenessby including the locat business community into the newly forrnedpartnerships. To enhance their skills in this area, both
Deputy Pato and Deputy Tarrant completed a lengthy training
curriculum certifying them as Crime Prevention Practitioners in thestate of Florida. With their new expertise they provide to 1oca1
business, security surveys and crime prevention training for theirenployees. The Deputj,es have trained enployees for businesses aslarge as the Hilton Hotel and as snall as Iocal food stores.
Using the relationships devetoped $rith loca1 merchantE,Deputies Pato and Tarrant encouraged involvement with neighborhoodprograms and the results srere remarkable. LocaI businessesprovided toys and food during the holidays for needy families.
Another sponsored a rrchristmas Cruiserr for over 30 needy childrenon the conpany's yacht, complete with presents and santa claus
arriving by helicopter. The Deputies joined service groups in the
city and assisted clubs such as the Kawanis with a number of
worthwhile projects. Events hosted by neighborhood associations,
such as the trNational Niqht out Against crinetr regularly receive
sponsorship and gifts to further their cause. The businessparticipation in these comrnunity projects has certaj.nly served tobring the entire comrnunity closer together hrorking toward our
common goal.
As Deputy Tarrant and Deputy Pato l^rorked diligently to enhancethe quality of Iife throughout the city, they recognized one
neighborhood they bel-ieved was in need of their nost arnbitiousinitiative to date, They believed with proper planning and support
they could positively impact an entire neighborhood.
DESCRIPIION OF UAiIOR ACCOUPLISEUENT8 :
The South Dania neighborhood was an area facing rapid decline.
Crack dealers moved into apartments in the area and began sellingt
thej.r wares. Addicts began frequenting the neighborhood to be
closer to their source of addiction, and breaking into homes to
obtain cash and valuables to buy drugs with. Burg1ars, prostitutes
and addicts used the neighborhoods many unlit a11eys at night to
avoid being seen by police.
They al.Ieys became filled with trash, which contributed to a
growing feeling of hopelessness. Law abiding citizens becane
afraid to frequent the streets. The neighborhood soon had the
highest burglary rate in the city, and there was no end in sight.
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South Dania $ras a neighborhood on the edge' It had entered
into the cycle of decline, but Bso personnel assigned to
Dania/District ff beli,eved it vras not yet too. far gone .to save'
iirei ieafized it lrould not be easy. Incident driven policing would
n"i'l" enough, it t ould require a comprehensive and coordinated
action plan to reclaim and restore the neighborhood '
Beginning in MaY, 1994 Districtp1an. The plan coordinated by Deputy
irnplernented in five Phases.
Bso connunity service Aides went
urveying residents regarding their
ghborhood, i.e., drugs, trash, and
Zea. This data base $/as used in
II introduced just such a
Pato and Deputy Tarrant lras
Phas e I: Neio orhood s s.
door to door in the target area s
reception of problerns in the nei
the residents concerns Prioritiplanning subsequent oPerations.
Phase Ir: Druo Eradication. Deputies Tarrant and Pato along !'ith
i@d search r.rarrants for drug houses and
the warrants srere served ry tne sv/at Team. since the dealers were
r-nting public housing, Deputy Tarrant e,as able to initiate
evicti5n -procedures. Street corner dealers rrere arrested; reverse
stings taigeted crack buyers to cripple denand at the sane time we
were cutting off suPPIY.
phase III: Biah visibility. The area was f100ded rrrith uniforned
@icycle patrols and squad cars' The
oa'nia oistrict's M-obi1e Resouice center, and foot patrols were
ni,gfrfy visible. This was aimed at naking the area thoroughlY
unittiactive for drug dealers and their clients, and reduci-ng the
burglary rate. At the same time, Deputie-s Tarrant. .and Pato
iec6.,taltea residents to schedule hone security inspections. To
date 40 security inspections have been completed in the target
area .
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Deput ies Tarrant and Pato operating fron our rZ foot MobiIe
Resou rce center conducted home security surveys free of charge for
residents. If horneowners needed deadbol-ts or security lighting,
but could not afford thern, we installed the hardware, using Federal
grant monies,with no cost to the residents.At the same time
Deputy Pato i nitiated operation Identification.Deputies Pato and
Tarrant vrorke d with participating residents to record the serial
numbers and descrip tions of their valuables.For items that did
not have identifY ing nurnbers , the dePuties provided engraving tools
to rnark the owners'drivers 1i. cense number on the ProPerty.
Residents were issued stickers to p
that all property on the premises ha
the police.
ut in windows warning burglars
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Pbase v: Neiqhborhood clean-up. Deputies Tarrant and Pato through
BSo provided inmate crews and the city of Dania provided trucks and
crewL to pick up trash and haul it away. close to 19 tons of trash
were removed frorn the neighborhood. The Dania/Bso code Enforcement
Team conducted j.nspections to identify visibte code violations and
towed abandoned cars. Knohrn drug houses were knocked down.
Arrangements v/ere nade rrith Florida Power and Light to install pole
lights to illuminate alteys to discourage dealers, burglars and
trash dunpers .
Phase V
Dania city HaIl for honeowners and residen
Tarrant provided instructions on forming a
Citizen Patrol program to naintain theoperations are completed. Neighborhoodposted in the area as a warning to woul,d be
a nehr and strong civic association waspotiticalJ,y active and powerful .
xe iohborhood Itatch:A neighborhood rneeting was held atts. Deputies Pato and
Neighborhood watch and
neighborboodl oDce our
Watch signs have beenpredators. As a resultborn and has becone
THE RESULTS
A 578 decrease in residentiat burglaries.
5 knor.rn crack houses dernol ished .
** 39 narcotics related arrests, resulting ln 71 charges in a 30
day period of tirne and 2 vehicles seized.
** 19 tons (38,000 lbs. ) of trash removed fron the alleyways.
** 16 flood lights installed in alleyways.
** Numerous residential security surveys lrere conducted and nany
personal iterns marked for identification.
** 9 needy citizens filled out requests for grant nonies for
needed locks and lights.
without question, Deputies Tarrant and Pato have gone above
and beyond the calt of duty in bringing positive programs and
projec€s to the community they serve. In addition to the community
wori. th"y have accomplished, they stilL perform the traditional las,
enforcemLnt function in an exemplary fashion. As noted in the
South Dania Project, both Deputies Tarrant and Pato conducted
survej-l]ance and narcotics enforcement adding to it's success.
They reguLarly work with detectives assisting in a variety of
enforcement actions.
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on one particutar occasion, Deputy Pato received a caII on therrcellwatchrr cellular phone with information regardlng. an armed
robbery which had Just occurred. He imrnedlately coordinated the
establishrnent of a perimeter and assisted in the apprehension of
the offender. He continued to assist in the interrogation of the
suspect who confessed to that robbery and another earlier in the
day .
Deputy Tarrant, while in his office received a caII from a
despondlnt- woman, threatening to kill herself. She advised that
she had called trirn because she knew him fron his involvement in
activities in her neighborhood. Deputy Tarrant was able to keep
the wornan calm and on the phone while directing deputies to her
residence via radio. Deputy Tarrant then responded personally and
transported her for professional assistance.
By virtue of their outstanding contribution t9 law
enforclment, Deputy Richard Tarrant and Deputy .Ivan Pato are
clearly deserving of tnis prestigious I'Deputy sheliff -of T-he Year
Awardi'l The ini{iative and imagination they have displayed in the
performance of their duty is truly renarkable. The work they have-don" repre=ents success in one of the rnost difficult challenges
facing iaw enforcement today, and that is the challenge of change'
They -have not onty accep€ed the challenge but ltave excelled,
cleirly dernonstrating that connunity oriented policing .does not
replacl traditional law enforcernent, it merely enhances it.
It is with great pleasure I take this opportunity to noninate
Deputy Richard Tirrant-and Deputy Ivan Pato for the "Deputy sherlff
of The Year Award 1995rr.
Sincerely Yours,
chief Rick FreyDistrict CommanderDania/District II
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Attentlon: DcPttty tina Kunlega
I an tdrltlng to you wl,th the hope that your aegocLatLon slIIproperLy recognize the Brorrrard Sherlff,a offlce, Danla/DlBtrict fortheir outstanding efforts in helping our nelghborhood achleve adramatic turnaround.
The south Dixie neighborhood wae in decline, crack dealere andaddicts had moved into our neighborhood, burglars broke into our
hones, prostitutes and addicts used our poorly llghted alleyrrays aatheir place of business. It rras dangerous to walk our streets atnight, r€ did [ot f6sl safe. Ehe trash dunpl.ng Ln our alleywaysrrere out of control. The Broward Sherlff's Offlce, Dania/Distrlct,in particular Deputies Ivan Pato.and Rlchard Tarrant, approachedresidents in our area with an idea, lre will help you help
.yourselves turn this neighborhood around, f,re rrill help you fight
back.
Deputles Pato and Tarrant, with strong support froro their superl.ors
went to work. They conducted aggressive surveillance of suspectedcrack houses and dealers, nonitored prostitutlon activitles and
documented code enforcement violations. Search warranta uereobtaLned and many arrests were nade. Deputies Pato and Tarrantarranged for prisoners to clean up the alleynays of mountains ofunsightly trash, developed a joint program rrith FLorida Power &Llght to light up our dark sr-reets and more important, th6y b.lp.due organize the fir6t ever honeowners association and nelghborhoodrratch group. High vlsibility patrols, lncluded mounted and bicycleunits, a nobile comnand post and aggressive code enforcenent have
made a big difference, 16 feel sat.r Dost
on behalf of the south Dixie HoneorrnerE Associatl.on, I would IIketo noninate the Brorrard sherlff's offlce, Danla/Dlstrict and
Deputies Pato and Tarrant for your rnost funportant crine PreventlonUnit Award.
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Llnda Ranos, President
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SOUTH DIXIE NETGHBORIIOOD ASSOCIATTON248 S.W. 12 STREE1I .
DANIA, PL 33O2O
August L2, L994
sincerely yours
RON COCHRAN
SHERTFF
BROWARD COUNTY
Thank you for your letter dated August 12, 19-94'- regardLng
."r""t6""v of 5eputy Ivan Pato and -Deprrty -Rlchard tarrant 'ii'J5ii"'it3a-ipi"i""- about the nanner in whl.ch menbers of
;i;;;i;;;; orri"" have served the publlc is alwavs wercone'
Deputy Pato, Deputy Tarrant and their supervisors hav-e -read your
i;ia& ina i coly ;.. -u""" -pricea in thei-r person4el flles to aid
in evaluating their job perfornance.
Your thoughtfulness in writing to me is appreciated'.. Please be
""""r"a of- our constani endeav5r to provide the cornnunity wtth the
t igh""t level of police service at all tLnes'
Slncerely,
August 18, 1994
!f6. Irl,nda RaDoa, Presldentsouth pixie xeifhborhood Assoclation
248 s.W. 12 streetDania, FL 33O2o
Dear Ms. Ramos:
RON COCHRANSheriff
Rc/bvdcci CoI. Norman Botsford
Major Tolt carneycapt. Rlck FreY
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NATIONAIJ ASSOCIATION OF TOWN WATCH
P, O.Box 3O3 Road, suite 215PA 19096
RE 11th Annual National Night out
PoEt Project RePort
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As requested, the following brie.fty .reqaPs. the--reaults of our 11ttr
li"i,"i-H"tioiral Night out -on crine in Dania' FL'
The Brolrard county Sheriff's office'. -Danla/District II' -to96therwith rhe city of D;;;--;J ir,.- crrrrir ilo."orn"rs Association
hosted the biggest !i.-" r"ii""tr Nigt't out on crine thls clty has
ever seen!
Besides a large contingent of Broward sherlff'a offlce personnel
and speciarizea uniil--such as trericopiei fly o"tt' K-9 units'
rnotorcycre units, ,-"ii""-""its, mountei- nitroi"' etc" the parade
was joined uy eigtf--"i;=;i; cars frorn'the classlc car club' a
mobile van fron *."V rl?-rln, a popufar focal radlo station and by
hundreds of local rlsidents'who- cane o"t to express their support
"i--ii"- ""r"rcernent-ind to say no to crlne'
A barbecue sponsored by the city of Dania and the Griffln civlc
Association drew in "*"L== of 5oo p""pi"'[" itre parx'and cornpanles
such as celrurar on" -ana Brinks - Horn-! slcuifti Put on exciting
demonstrations of "i'n-" ir*'-p.-"t""i= u"J handed 6u€ rnany gifts to
;;;pi" attendinq the festivities'
Paqe Twoii€n annuar National Nlght out
Post ProJect RePort
IanalEoattachinglnforrnatlononnProJect365nwhich-beganl.nlilayLggl. This pio-qt., is ongolng -a-rid ls deaigned to conbat
rasidentia, U"rgi-.'"i!", -ar"q'l-nd p'ro'titution problenE -as rrell' aE
forming neighborhooa witcn groups tt'a "f"ttt up- unwanted traah and
light uP nany dark alleYwaYs'
If you have any questi-o-ns or desire additional infornation' 'please
do not hesitale to call on me'
SLnceteLYr./
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Mr. Ivan Pato
sioward county Sherlffrs Offlce
2601 West Broward BoulevardFi. nuaeraale, Florida 33310
Dear Mr. Pato i
on behalf of the staff and
Preventlon Tralning Institufor vour comPletion of the
Crirn6 Prevention Practition
faculdy of the Florlda Crine
Ee, r 6*tetd nry'congratufations t9^I:"
retulred core couraes to receive your
er deslgnatlon. '
This designatlon is curently held by under 400 people lin the
srare of Ftorida ""a-i-"-iliEoi"-irEa
ii.an outstaniltng achievement
ln the area of crlne Preventlon tralnlng'
tfe are Proud of your accomPllshment and wlsh you continued
succeas.
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Crimewotch Organizes fior Action
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The ncwly forncd Crioewatch
Association for the Southwcst arca of
Drnie mct on August 4 at thc Dania
Ecighe Bsptist Church. Thc packcd
roortr Ect acw Policc Chicf Rick
Frcy, who coEEcDdcd thc grouP's
commitmcnt to taking action ageinrl
crimc iu thcir oeighborhood., BSg Dcputics Ivan Pato aad Rich
, Tarrant, who hclpcd orgenizc thc'' 8roup, wcre prc6cnt, along with
Dcputy Glcnn Topping and Holly-
wood Community Policing Offrccr
Kcvio Coopanion,
The prstor at Dania Heighs Bap
tist Church, Bill Pond, gavc an
invocation, and acting president
Linda Ramos outlincd the program.
Other offrccm were Dan yqgrnrn, Ron
Zicliuski, Barbara Bullock, Kcvin
Picrson, and Marge L,essarcl.
Thc Association chartcr is being
drawn up by City Attorncy Frank
Adlcr. Bylaws will bc prescntcd bascdon thosc that thc Griffin
Homcowncn Association use. Thc
Griffin Associatiou has workcd suc-
ccssfully for 26 years.
Ron Ziclinski, known to his fricnds
' and ncighbon as 'Ski," wilt bc hcad-
ing up a Community Coopliaacc
Committcc. Voluntccts will bc form-
ing a plan on how to clean up thc
community.
Thc committcc will rcvicw ncigh-
bon thcy thinlr arp in violation of thc
city oodc. (crackcd sidewalkr' aban-
doncd cars, trash, ctc.). Citizeos ia thc
area will answcr to thc association
first bcforc thc complaint gocs to thc
city.Williao Johnson from Codc
Enforccocnt cxplaincd what happens
whcn a violation gocs bcfore thc city
board. He also lct thc rcsidcnts know
thst bulk pick up for thcir arca is on
thc fourth Monday of cach mouth.
Appliaaccs csn also be discardcd at
Mac's Millions of Parts during the
month.
Rcsidens agrccd that kecping thc
ncighborhood from looking run
dovn will hclp deter crime.
Long time rcsidcnt Bill Hill, Sr.,
suggcsted blocking off somc of thc
strccts in imitation of Hollywood. He
also thought that Singaporeh custom
of caning juvenilc delinqucnts was a
good idca- Hc was a colorful figure
as he shook his walking stick and
said,'Let's bring caning to Dania and
empty the jails."
Block Captains will bc assigred at
futurc mcctings, and rcsidcnts can
rcport suspicious activities along with
codc violations to them.
Captain Frcy told thc gouP that
pcrmancnt offictrs will bc assigned to
thcir neighborhoods with cellular
phoncs for instant hclP in anY
situation.
Dan Yagman read an articlc on the
apathy of most people during thc
S.gt ril,.r 19ga
Night Out on Crioe. Hc urged his
neighbors to male this a community
cfIon. 'Wc will make it publically
known that we waot a clean and safc
neighborhood," he said.
Dania citizens and the
Broward Sheriffs Oflice are
implementing a program to
stop neighborhood oime
in Southwest Dania
Mcctings are held on the first
Thursday evcning of the month. For
information, call 9254284.
DAXTA PiESS
RESIDENTS IN SOUTIIWEST DAMA WANT TO PUT AN END TO NEIGHBORHOOD CRIME
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People ioining grass- roots crime -fighti ng
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271 hc sirns in Kbtin I'icrson'sI soutliwcst Dania ncighbor'
I hood wcre too slront lo
icnorc: unknown cars crulslng. at
lii'iiourt. bikc'riding kids sclling
iiail. p*penles falling into disrc'
'"ili', . nicc neighhorhood lhot
srarrcrt io io ttownl t'coplc .u'ante<l
to do somclhinS, about lt." l'rcrson
said."-ii'.tunc. alnrost 30 Jrcoplc turncd
,,;i'f,;;-i'hA first mictiirs of thc
Witll" :1l3l,j.':'":'' riilo,:Il,?;
nri"rinr dtc"' "uen morc rcsidcnls'"'di"ii-ioors 3roups that tacklc
".i,nc
-ttcin c.:ciond. saitt llrositrd
iiriiiiii.i.prtv'tt'an l'ato. Dani:r's
communitY PolicinS, olltcer'
"lt shous how Peoplc can 8ct
r.,oeihcr t^hcn thcl''rc motivittcd to
fiqit a contmon Prohlcln. bccnusc
iilin'i somctning thc policc can do
[ir] ilicn,scl, *,." iaid ltaro. "l't'oplc
idaiir" rt.l trc'id to d(r sonrt:thirur'
Wij rtul,t irll hs victinrs trf a lrttr'
p1a6' 61 r tolcnl crimc. 'l'hc crintt'
ffi;' gt'r tirgctlrcr. lA'h)- shouhln'l
unric.ltt crt ircns (lo lht'snnlc,l'Po-to \rorks sith nlorc tltatt lt
najf.Oorctt ('rimc \A'atch lrr NciFh'
horhoort \\'atch groups ln l.)llltlx
iin 't,i.jstar'. tht'-l !-1r':tr'okl ( irrl
i;; aii,.' .'tssot'iltioit's Nr'iglthor-
ii.r.,it 'war.t, s'ill hnrc :t Nltl ion:tl
i.iirnt r tur ()n Crimc \r'illr lhc sht't '
iff-s oft'rcc ilnd tht'citl'."
"iii;('' ii'tr.c h:trl sttr;r.:css s it lt t lt..'
,rt,,"iini-. t' laid. (irrllin presitlr'trt
iiliji' iiii.rt.t'nr,n.. "'l'hc kcv rrrttrl
is cooncrJl ion."Linill Rilnros. thc tclll p()r:trY
nrcsirltnt of tltc ncs stltltllNc:.l
iianii ,tt"rciarion. is crrnlttlctrt llr:t
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lri.'ious I):lnra rcst(lcnl. "\\'c \\;rlll
in-'tt.i lr"tr of tht' strlution l lrt'
,i.ti" "l"nunc fccls I pitn of tltr"'
ih. nt,r* inrtritious lhc\'gct ''\s ir
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Stafl Wrller
r DANIA - SeB something suspi-
, cious? Got a dog in the neighbor-
'hood that won't stop barking?r, .Startilg,Thursday, if you llve
in southwest Dania, you can eall a
'special eellular phone number
,"tnd-:reach a sheriff's deputy ont'fatiot iri the neighborhooi.
The program, ealled Cellular
Watch,-:givis residents a chanee
to tell authorities about problems
' ih'their community before they
become a crime, Broward Sher-
tff's Office Deputy Ivan Pato, said. It is the second such pro.
gram ln Danla.-."What it has done is malie an
impersonal business calling
dispatch - and puts people in the', neighborhood in touch with some-
one they know," Pato said..,ri: The phones, donated by Cellu-
lar One, are given to the officer
. who regularly patrols southwest
, Dania..Residents simply call in
;, thEirr non-emergency concernsi and problems to the officer.
The officer meets with the peo-
ple involved and helps them re-
solve the problem, Pato said.
Dan Yagman, president of the
Southwest Dania Neighborhood
Association, has been working
with the Sheriff's Office in Dania
for the last three months. Yag-
man said he likes the.idea of be
ing able to call someone who
knows his neighborhood."f think it's good,". Yagman
said. "Without communieation,
it's like a shot in the dark."
The cellular telephone pro-
gram has been successful during
the past year for another neigh-
borhood watch group in Dania,
the Griffin Road Association.
The program has been particu-
larly helpful in ridding that
neighborhood of grafitti, Alex
Buchsbaum, association presi-
dent, said.
"We call and the Sheriff's Of-
fice takes care of it right away,"
Buchsbaum said.
To reach the ofticer's cellular
phone atter Thurilay, call 401-
2380.
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CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT
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To:
From
Robert Flatley
City Manager
Wll Allen
Growth Managemen ,bil &1--
RE:RESOLUTION APPROVING AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF
DANIA AND SOLAROLL SHADE AND SHUTTER CORPORATION.
Date:June 5, 1995
An item on the consent agenda deals with the approval of an agreement for the
installation of accordion and rollup shutters at the Dania Administrative Center. The
Commission at their May 23, 1995 regular meeting approved the selection of the
contractor Solaroll to supply and perform these items.
The attached agreement drawn up between the City of Dania and Solaroll references
the necessary items as stipulated in the funding agreement with the State of Florida
Department of Community Affairs, adopted July 26, '1994 by Resolution No 1 03-94.
The price given by solaroll is $19,996. This price is higherthatthe $17,250 originally
projected in the grant application. we will be able to amend the agreement with D.c.A.
to obtain 50% of the funding.
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CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO
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ROBERT FIATLEY, CITY MANAGER
FROM: MARIE JABALEE, FINANCE DIRECTOR
DATE: JUNE 7, 1995
This is in response to the utilities department request to transfer {unds to purchase
supplies to install new water mains on SW 2nd Place and SW 3rd Street.
I suggest that these funds be transferred from water contingency. A budget resolution
authorizing the transfer is attached for Commission approval.
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UPGRADING WATER LINES
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C]TY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
PUBLIC WORKS/UTILITIES DEPARTMENT
TO:ROBERT F. FLATLEY, CITY MANAGER
LEO W LLIAMS, PUBLIC WORKS/UTI LITIES DEPARTMENT I* I
NEWWATER LINES
JUNE 6, .I995
FROM
RE:
DATE:
The Utilities Distribution Department has been continually replacing old 2" galvanized
mains throughout the city with modern 6" PVC mains to improve water quality and
pressure and put an end to leaks and resident's complaints.
This program has resulted in savings of many thousands of dollars Vqoutside contract
work. However, the cost of materials were not really addressed in last years budget.
We have just finished installing a new main on SW 2 Terrace and would like to do SW 2
Place and SW 3rd Street. These homes are currently supplied by lines of 1 112" and2"
size that are corroded beyond repair. They are also in the rear of homes without an
easement, under fences and trees making repairs practically impossible. We can
upgrade these lines for tens of thousands of dollars less than an outside contractor and
at the same time put in hydrants to upgrade that system too. To do this, we will need
$8,000.00 from water reserves, contingency, or impact fees, if possible, for the cost of
supplies.
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CIry OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO ROBERT FLATLEY, CTry MANAGER
FROM: MARIE JABALEE, FINANCE DIRECT
RE'WIRE TRANSFER OF CIry FUNDS
On September 22,1992 resolution 135-92 was passed authorizing Wanda Mullikin, City
Clerk, and Marie Jabalee, Finance Director to transmit funds by wire from the Family
Bank to the State Board of Administration for investment purposes, retirement of bonds
with interest, and employee payroll deductions to the City County Credit Union
It is necessary to remove Wanda as an authorized person {rom the record. The attached
resolution names Robert Flatley, City Manager and Marie Jabalee, Finance Director as
authorized persons for this purpose.
Please place the proposed resolution on the next regular City Commission meeting
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DATE: JUNE5, 1995
A RESOLUTION OF THE CIry OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING
THAT CERTAIN WRE TRANSFER AGREEMENT WTH THE
FAMILY BANK OF HALLANDALE AND APPOINTING ROBERT F.
FLATLEY, CITY MANAGER AND MARIE JABALEE, FINANCE
DIRECTOR/ACTING CITY CLERK, ACTING SINGLY, AS ITS
AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVES IN SUCH MATTERS;
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE AND PROVIDING THAT
ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT
HEREWTH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT;
AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City of Dania from time to time finds it necessary to wire transfer funds
from the City's accounts with the Family Bank of Hallandale; and
WHEREAS, the Family Bank of Hallandale requires that the City of Dania authorize a
representative to request that said wire transfer be made.
NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved by the city commission of the city of Dania,
Florida:
Section 1. That the City Commission of the City of Dania, Florida does hereby approve
the agreement between the City of Dania and Family Bank of Hallandale, authorizing transfer
of funds; a copy of which is attached hereto and made a part hereof as exhibit 'A".
section 2. That Robert F. Flatley, city Manager and Marie Jabalee, Finance
Director/Acting City Clerk, acting singly, are hereby authorized to transmit such funds as
necessary, consistent with the needs of the City of Dania, to the State Board of Administration
for investment in the State Boards' investment pool, wire transfer funds for the retirement of
bonds and payment of interest thereon, and to wire transfer employee payroll deductions to
the City County Credit Union.
Section 3. That this authorization shall be continuing in nature until revoked by action of
the City Commission of the City of Dania.
Section 4. That all resolution or parts of resolutions in conflict herewith be and the
same are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict.
Resolution No.
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Section 5. That this resolution shall be in force and take effect immediately upon its
passage and adoption.
PASSED AND ADOPTED on this day ofJune, 1995.
ATTEST:MAYOR-COMMISSIONER
CIry CLERK-AUDITOR
APPROVED FOR FORM AND CORRECTNESS
FRANK C. ADLER, CIry ATTORNEY
Resolution No.
1
FAMILY BANK
AATTIONZED WIRE
TRA NS F E R RE PRES E NruTI VES
Authorized representative designation (Ielephone kansGr requests).
The following are audrorized representatives ofthe depositor identified below, the
representatives dollar limits ifany, urd tlre representatives personal pIN number.
DOLI,ARLIMIT PERSONALPIN#
Marie Jabal ee, Finance non 877fficler
8302
2. . Arnhorired representalive designation (wri6en or in person requests).
The following are authorized representalives ofthe depositor identified betow, the
representatives dollar limis ifany, and tre repr€sentatives signafirrc.
NAME
NAME
Marie Jabal ee
DO LIIVtrT SIGNATIIRE
ohert F- FIR tl ev
Robert F. Flatley none
none
n0ne
3 Phone number and person bank personnel may call to verify data received.
NAME PIIONE I\TIMBER
921-8700 X202Ma r i e Ja ba I ee
Dn h r+ F F 'I at'l ev 92108700 X20t
Dde
cit o f Da n i a
D ep osilors Accoutd Notu
Signdue:
hinted Name: Marie Jabalee, Finance Director
CITY OF DANIA
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
To:Robert Flatley, CitY Manager
From: Dan OYler, CitY Planner
Date June 7, 1995
Grant Application for F.B.l.P for the Repair and or Replacement of
Boat Docks at Houston Park
The Broward County Marine Advisory Committee has issued the 1995
Florida Boating lmprovement Program Grant Applications. Attached please find
a completed application for the repair of the boat docks and handicap access at
Houston Park.
The grant request is for 49,500.00 and the City of Dania will not be
required to provide any match. Please place this item on the next city
Commission meeting for their consideration.
Re:
1995
FLORIDA BOATTNG IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
GRANT APPLICATION
( PI,BASE TTPB,I
CltY of Danf:APPTI
Park Boat Launch Retrovatioa Phase I
PRGJBST TI Bouston
ll:. Robert trlatley, CttY UaragerI,I'AISON
Clty of Danla
100 Il. Danla Beach Boulevard
Danla, FL 33fi)4
(305) 921-8700 Ext- 201
FAX
I hearby c€nify that the information provided in this aPplication is true and accurate' I further certify that I
p"r**',f," authority to apply for thii grant on behatf of the applicant'
(30s) 92L-2604
Sigoature of Authorizrd Represetrtative
Title
Date
I Provide information to show proposed or actual use of the project by beters'
AsoneoftvopubllcuoatlauuchfacllltlealnsouthEastBrogarilcouDtytheEouaton
Park Boat Pqa are ut""ifi"tti' especlally-ou veekends ' The actual rarya sere
replaced severar ,"r-" ,li" -ilt'pttp"t"a-t695 pro3ect l-s to rePlace the gooden
vallarays ailJacent tue se!-tali' i1""" t"lkt"ys arl used by the boatera to gulde
thelr crafts otr and off lheit-it"rftts rhen liunchlng or returninS' laeee walkvays
are currently 1n Poor "ooaitioo a[d furEher deterloratlon could result ln a safety
hazard.
1
BROWARD COUNTY MABTNE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
PEONB
2 Describe availability of navigable recreational waterways, including the distances North, Eas' South,
and West, with water depth at low tide and bridge clearances'
rheprojectal.telaadjacenttheDanl.acutoffcaDal2rl.le6eastofthec-locaoa1a[d
t7S irff!" reat of the Intracoastal lIateray ' Port Evergladea lnlet Ls 2'5 Dlles
f,oEtheaat of the proJect sLte. Ite btldge lnfornatlon ls as follors:
Bridge
Dania Beach Blvd.
Sherldan Street
Eollyrood Blvd.
17th Street CauseraY
IIater rh at 1os Eide)
10
loio'
14t
cleararrce
22
22'I25,
25
3 State how previously awarded FBIP funds have been effectively ryent by the applicant in the past'
FBIP Funds ($5O,0OO) rere used to co4'lete the Eoustor Park Boat R4' l4'roYeEenta
tn 1991. The iqrrovenenis lncl"aed rlstoratlon/rePlaceoent of four-boat ra4rs and
Jooi ar"agr.g to allevlaie hazardous launch cotrdltlons. Tte assoclated planhrays
aloEg the seaval.l sere rrot Ln need of repair at the tlme ' FBIP Euuds (140'0OO)
sere also used to relot,ate the large dock at the adjacent I.T. Parker Comunity Center.
TtLs project also ellninated a hazardous condltlor encouEtered vhile docklng at
the Dania Cutoff Caaal facLlltY.
Al5o,0ootrBIPgra[t,*'"'a'd-"d1tr1994forthel{hlat,eycreekPubllcDockcoEstructlon.
4- List available ancillary facilities at site'
I I.t.ParterCouml-tyCenter'pavedpartLngrdockrtelephonee'electrlc'flre extlngulshers ' trash recePtaclea' duq'ster'
Earbour Torne Uatr-Ea offera reatroons, refreshDents atrd tdar'ne supplles,
;;;r;-J "rlot"oro". facl.lltl.es' Earbour Tosue xarlaa offers uooting
of'rtd "tr. to large slze vessels rrt11e free of charge Eouston Patk Boat R4'a
are intended fot slaller craft.
2.
List the number of similar facilities in the area and their disunce from the proposed project'
6.
Iae only otber pub1lc boeE launchlBg fac11lty (ylth Parklng) 1[ the South Broward
area 1e the Ctty of Eollyvood l,larl-na located 3.5 niles South of Eouston Park.
Ite Clty of Danla does have a snal1 boat launch ln l{elaleuca Iales that aervea
only that sual1 neighborhood aa there ls no aaaoclated Parklng '
ExplainhowtheproposedprojectisincompliancewiththeeffectiveComprehensivehndUsePlan.
The proJect 1111 help Eal[taln publlc accesslblllty to a tratural resource and
recreatLonal useg. mrrlr-""ri"t1b1e ylth the goals, objectlYea and. pollcles
of the Land use, Parts aad Recr-eatlona1 eleoents of the cltyr8 coryreheasive PlaE'
Eouaton Park is a"tfgoat.i RecreatloEal and Open Space oo the Clty ard County
Land Use Plans.
List all permits required and the status of each permit'
l. trlorida Deparrment of EnviromenEal ProtecEion under State Statute 62-312.803 (f .A.C-)
a general pernit is granted allowlng rePaLr and Daintenance of boat rarya.
No perEit appllcatLor 1s necessary.
2. Brosard couDty Departoent of Natural Resource Protectlon v111 lssue a G€neral
Llceose under Section 27-336(a)(f) of the Brosard county Code of Ordln'ncea'
No forEal perEit appllcation la required. NotlflcatloE of DNRP rri11 be nade
10 days prior to comenclng constructl-on. DNRP rrl11 then apProYe the dravlEg
mover the counterr!.
The Clty v111 apply for a Clty bulldl-ng perrnlt once DI{RP "approvesn the draring.
3
7.
I
I Dercribe public access to the proposed project'
IAe slte ls accessible by vater and autouoblle 24 hours a day ' ltere ls
;;;";;. free paved parti"g (ircludrng dlsabled) ' Part of the Pro3ect
itlt fo"t ra" retro fittlog-oue rq, to EaLe lt haadlcapped accesslble'
Eouston part la a Gtty ried publlc parl, opel 24 hours a day. It 1s
eccesslble bY Publlc road.
9 Explain user costs, if any, for the proposed project'
lte r4rs are curretrtly free to the publ1c' ltere are no plans to chaTge any
user feeg.
10.Describetheenvironmenta]and,orecologicalbenefitsthattheproposedprojectwouldprovide.
N/A
If more room is needed, please type answers on additional sheets'
applican.fbi
5t95
4
To assist the Marine Advisory committee (MAC) in establistring project prioritiel 1ch pro:ect
.'nitf una"rgo u ranking based tn criteria developed by the MAC as shown below. Each category
i; ;"-[hd with a raiking of 0 to 10. Each project must score a minimum of 70 points to be
;;t.f"*d eligible for fuiAing by the MAC. A possible maximum of 100 poins is available'
i", *ifi n*. ,te option of iro"iaing information that is unique to your project.. Be sure to
;Jd*;; ;"h €tegory as it rel'ates to your project. The use of graphics or maps to illustrate your
project is recommended.
CRITERIA
BROWARD COUNTY MARTNE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
FLORIDA BOATING IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
COMPETITIVE RANKING CRITERIA
Proposed/actual use bY boaters.
Availabiliry of navigable/recreational waters' (Distances Nonh' South ' East' and
West. with water depth at low dde and bridge clearances')
Effective implementation of previously awarded FBIP funds by the applicant'
Available ancillary facilities at proposed project site'(Resuooms' paved adequate
parking, drinking water, laundry facilities, pump-out stadons' etc')
Numberofsimilarfacilitiesinvicinityoftheproposedprojectandthedistancefrom
them.
Permits in hand. (Required permits already received)
CompliancewithL,oqlComprehensiveL-andUsePlan'(Projectidentifiedasaneedin
the plan)
24 hour access, handicapped access, erc.
User costs and charges to the public for use of the proposed facility'
EnvironmenEl and ecological benefits the propord project would provide'
l.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
t.
9.
10.
criteria.fbi
5195
BROWARD COUNTY MARINE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
FLORIDA BOATING IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
FUNDING GUIDELINES
REQUESTED GRANT AMOUNT (TOTAL)MATCH
$l TO
TO
UP
$s0,001 $100,000
$100,001 50Vo
All engineering and design costs, latrd acquisition costs, landscaping costs atrd sigDage
projects are ineligible for funding.
funding.fbi
5195
BROWARD COUNTY MARINE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
FLORIDA BOATING TMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
PROJECT RANKING FORM
POINTS
CATEGORY (IO MAX EACH CATEGORY)
P roposed/actual use bY boaters
Availability of navigable water
Effective use of previous FBIP monies
Ancillary facilities
Number of similar facilities in area
Permis in hand
Compliance with local tand Use Plan
24 hour and handicaPPed access
User costs and charges
Environmenta.l/ecological benefi ts
TOTAL POINTS
PROJECT NAME:
M.A.C. MEMBER NAME:
(PROJECTS MUST AVERAGE A MINIMUM oF 70 POIi{TS TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR RANKING)
RANKING.FBI
5t95
FITRIDA DEPARIT{ENI OF }{ITUR'AL RESot'RCEs
tlorldl Eoatl'lg rEE'rov'8'Dt ?rogrt!
tor oflio. l,s'PaoJ.ot lgPllcatloa
Prrt ar l6.ltltloatl'o8
ProJ est I
Dat6 Recolvad:
tPPllolDt Iuloraatl'oa
Appllcant: CltY of Danla
ProJect Tltle:Eouaton Park Boat LauDch Relovatl.oD
r.eglslatlve Dlstllct 1n vhlch ProJect slte te located:
State Senate2 29 state House:99
Liaison
Agent:
Tltle:
Address :
Hr. Robert P1atley
Clty Uarager
Clty of Dania
l0O l{est Dania Beach B
zlp code: 33004
I hereby certlfy that the lnfomatlon Provtded in thiE
appllcallon lE true and accurate '
Di'l {a FI.
Telephone:921-8700 Ext. 2Ol Pax No.05 2I-
s lgnature:Date:
ProJ €at I8foErtloD
crant A&ount Requested: $49,500
Punds are Utlllzed as l{atch for: Ll{cF
-Project I)Pe (check one):
Acquls ltlon
-
DeveloPtaent-L-
slte control (check one):
Acgulrlng
-
L€a6ed-
FRDAP
Retroactive-
Oun!_
If Leased, Date of, ExPlratlon:-
Brlef ProJect De8crlption:Reuovate /Rep lace uallcr:aY s (dock) adJacent
to the seaYall/launch ramps used to gulde boats otr and off thelr trallers.
1te exlstlng valks are ln Poor'unsafe condltlotr. One rq vt1I be retro fl'tted
to allov handicaPPed access to boata via the galkq. EandlcaPPed Partllg currently exlata'
'r'LJ ^ ^^*1ii-nr-- iho t"an^wrtlnnc to fhe boat raEDs that Yere under taten lE 1991-
FIPRTDA DEPARTT{EITT OF NA:FIIR'AL NESOTIRCES
,lorlda BortlDg I!Prov'!'T t Progru
ProJ 6ct lPPllcatloa
Part B: DovsloPEclt
tor of !t'oo t'!'
Projoct l:Appllcant-
Proj.ot DceorlPtioa
I)rpe and' Eatlnated cost of Propoeed DeveloPment by Faclllty!
Ouantlty EatlDated
Facillty
wooden
(Nunber and/or
Footage)
cost
decklng 400 L-F.I zz,oool. ReDlace(ialks)
Includes
pll1ngs
s exlsting
2 SS
ts
500l. Eandi ed Par
TotaI
locatlon HaP:
Reso lutlon:
$ ag,soo
Provldo a detalled atreet, road or hlghway nap
i;a;I;g-the pioject 81te' along ulth-dr1vlng
fnri"""€fo"" iroi the neareat federal or state
hlghwaY.
R.qulr.d AttqchtE.Dtt
ProvLde an offlclal resolutlon by the
applicant reguestlng prograr! funfls for
the proj ect.
Provlde a boundary nap clearly identifying the
proJect boundarles.Boundary lilap:
Space
Site PIan:Provlde a conceptual Elte plan dlsPlaylng
tocatlon of plairned facllltles, lf applicable'
FIORIDA DEPAR${ETTT OP IIATUR,AI, RESOURCES
F1or16a BoatlDg l8ptov.8'Dt Progra'!
ProJ.ot lPPlloatlol
Part ct lcgulaltloa
L€gal DescllPtlon:
Sectlon
,or Ollloo ulc
ProJ €ct l:Appllcant:
ProJ.ot DoaorlDtr'oa
Total Acreage:- Ian'r , Water-
(attach addltlonal pages lf necessary)
Torrh6hl Range
Brlef De6crlptlon of ProPerty'e Phyal'cal Characterletlcs:
Price: xegotiated S
Date of AcguJ.sitlon:
Purchaaed $
Retroactlv€ ProPosed-
R€qulr.d lttactEoDta
Locatlon l{ap:.
Site PIan:
Resolutlon:
Boundary Map:
Provlda a detailed atreet, road or hlghuay nap
locatlng the proJect elte along with drlvlng
lnetructlone fron the. nearegt federal or 6tate
hlghway.
Provlde a conceptual -slte plan dlsplaylng
locatlon of planned facilitles.
Provide an offlclat resolutlon by th€
appllcant(s) requestlfig funds for the proJect.
Provl.de a boundary toaP clearly idbntifying the
proJect boundarles.
FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENV!RONMENTAL PROTECTION
STANDARD LANGUAGE FOR PROPERTY RECORDS
FLORIDA BOATING IMPROVEMENT PBOGRAM
Notice of Limitation of Use/Site Dedication
The propertsy idenEified in tshe aEtsached projece agreemenE and
u"".ra-"E- *"li ir"" been acquired or- d:veloped by the- projects sponsor
,1r-n-ii'"",,"1_af assislanc! prowiaed Uy Lfre Florida DeparEment of
Environmentsat proCecCion (D-Ep) in acCordance wiEh ChapEer 16D-5,
;;;-il';i;iioa aarni":,sExaEive code. pursuants ro requirements of
;;;; ;l.,--rina eittrei-already owned and Ehen developed or land
icquiiea Ly the p.oi."c spondot -witsh granE assisEance sha1l be
a"di.it"a it pe.petrriiy ""-"t' outsdoor recreation area for Ehe use
and benefit of tshe g"i..if public ' Leased land developed -by Ehe
p'r:Ii J""i:-"pJ"""t -*i1ii ptog-ra*- assista-nc-e shall be dedicaEed as an
outdoor recreaE,lon area for tshe general public for a minimum of
c"""tv: t ir" (zs) veirs after coirpletsion- of development ' If the
iiiJ"'.t-"i"""o. "LoirLa convert any parc of E'he project area. for the
facilj-tsies tshereon, whet,her aciluired or developed - wit'h grants
i""i"ii".., Eo oEher tshan DEP approved recreatsional uses' Ehe
oroiecE sponsor shal1 replace uhe ;rea and facili-cies aE itss own
;*fi;; t iit . DEP approv:ed pro.j ecc of coroarabre or greaEer scope
i"-a- q".ritv, aaj ace'nt uo oi i--n near proiximiEy Eo . Ehe originar
ii":J.c. -fi'rieri of --such repracemenc, brp may reguire reEurn of
Eiiii-i""a" aisuurseJ-Lo ctie proj-ect sponsor' FBrP granE.funds
it"ii U. refunded wiE.h int.erests,- calculatsed aE two (2) percenE over
riiE-pre"a:.f ing prime raEe as reported by Federal Reserve '
I cerEify thae coPies of Ehe
Notsice of timiEation of
Use/SiE.e Dedicats j.on f orm,
DroiecE aqreement and Proj ecu
Loriauty mrap have been filed in
tshe CountsY Courthouse wiEh Ehe
deed to the ProPertY on which
Ehe foltowing grant Project is
IocaEed:
FBIP Project Name and Nurnbe r
SignaEure of L j.aison Agent
ryped Name and TiEle
Date
ATTACHMENTS
SITE PLAN
RESOLUTION
LOCATION MAP
BOUNDARY MAP
PROOF OF OWNERSHIP
Driving Instructions:
U.S. 'l to A1A, East to Gulfstream Road,
North to N.E. 3rd Street, East to Site
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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CIry OF DANIA, FLORIDA,
APPROVING THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN BROWARD
COUNTY AND CIry OF DANIA RELATING TO PAYMENT
FOR THE PROVISION OF FIRE PROTECTION IN CERTAIN
ANNEXED AREAS OF THE CITY: PROVIDING THAT ALL
RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN
CONFLICT HEREWTH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF
SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CIry COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA,
FLORIDA:
Section 1. That that certain Agreement between Broward County and City of Dania
Relating to Payment for the Provision of Fire Protection in Certain Annexed Areas of the
City, a copy of which is attached hereto and made a part hereof as Exhibit '4", be and the
same is hereby approved and the appropriate cig officials are hereby directed to execute
same.
Section 2. That all resolutions or parts of resolutions in conflict herewith be and the
same are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict.
Section 3. That this resolution shall be in force and take effect immediately upon its
passage and adoption.
PASSED and ADOPTED on this _ day of _, 1995.
Mayor - Commissioner
ATTEST:
Acting City Clerk - Auditor
APPROVED AS TO FORM & CORRECTNESS
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By:
Frank C. Adler, Clty Attorney
Resolution No.
CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO:ROBERT FIATLEY, CITY MANAGER
FROM: MARIEJABALEE,FINANCEDIRECTORTN
RE:FIRE PROTECTION SERVICES
DATE: MAY 10,1995
As a follow-up to our May 1st meeting with Mr. Phillip Allen, Broward County Finance
Director, attached are agre€ments in accordance with the terms discussed.
As Mr. Allen points out, the City entered into a s-year agreement with Broward County
for fire protection in certain annexed areas, on January 2, L990. The City made
payments to the County on a calendar year basis per the agreement as follows:
1990
799L
L992
L993
$181,108.82
453,923.68
500,663.28
5L9,582.84
The amount due for 7994 per the attached invoice is $547,046.80. On September 30,
1994 the Cig and County entered into a mutual agreement terminating the Interlocal
between City & County providing for fire services on December 37, 1994 and agreeing
to pay for the services received, during calendar year 1994.
No funds were budgeted for this item lor Fl 94/95. As a result of this. we were unable
to pay the 1994 invoice.
According to the proposed agreement, the City would make the final payment of
$547,046.80 plus 6% per annum interest accruing from March 26, L995. Interest for
this eight month period would be approximately $22,000.
UNIY
Finance and Adm:nisttatlve Selvices Depaltment
'15 S. Andrews Avenue. Room l2l
Fort Louderdole, FL 33301
(305) 357-7130 . FAX (305) 357-7134
I!{r. Robert FlatleyCity ltanagerCity of Dania
100 West Dania Beach BIvd.-
Dania, Florida 33004
Dear Bob:
Thank you for meeting with nre on Monday, lIay 1st, to discuss the
past due payment fron Dania for Fire Protection Services.
Attached please find two original Agreements which should serve to
address the issue in accordance with the conceptual terns rdediscussed. As agreed the paynent is to be deferred to Decenber 1st
when the city wil.l be in receipt of new year ad valoren taxes.
Interest will accrue at the rate of 5t from l,larch 26th to DecenberL, L995. lle will issue you a new invoice incorporating theinterest palment fifteen days prior to December 1st.
Please advise ne if you have any renaining concerns. I understand
you will subnit this contract for approval of the City Conrnissionthis month. With your city 's approval and return of the contractsto ruy office, I wiLl subrnit for approval of the Board of county
conmissioners and will return a futly executed copy to your office.
Thank you for your cooperation in this natter.
sincere
Ph
Finance
PCA,/vc
1iP c. Allen, Director
and Adninistrative Services Departnent
BIOWARD COUNW BOARo O; COUNTY COMMISSIOiIEIA - An Equol Oppodunlt Emplcyq ond Provld.I ol Sodlc..
Scotl L Cowon Suzonne N. Gun::-.ge, John P. Horl Lod Nonce Porish Syh/o Poiller John E. Roc,stom -r
W. t Builctlng A Fuaut For Yout F.nlU. Ancl You. gu.ltt r.
Gerold F. Thompson
I.{ay 5, l-995
Agreenent
Betueen
BROWARD COT'NTY
and
rHE CTTY OF DAilIA
Relating to
Palment for the Provlslon of Fire
Agreement
Betrreen
BROWARD COT'NTY
and
THE CTTY OF DANIA
Relating to
Palnoent for the Provision of FireProtection in Certain Annexed Areas of the Citv
WHEREAS, on Decenber 5, )-994, COUNTY and CITY entered into allutual Ternination Agreement providing for an earlier terninationdate of December 3l , 7994, not Decembei 3]-, Lggs, as was referencedin the Interlocal Agreernent I and
This Agreenent is made by and betrreen BROWARD COIJNTY, apolitical subdivision of the State of Florida (hereinafter called
'rcoUNTYrr), and CITY oF DANfA, a nunicipal corporation of the Stateof Florida (hereinafter cal1ed "CITYtr).
WIIEREAS, COT NTY and CITY entered into an Interlocal Agreenentdated January 2, 1990, providing for COt NTy to provide fireprotection services in certain annexed areas of clTyr. and
I{HEREAS, the fnterlocal Agreenent and Uutual TeruinationAgreement providing for CITY to nake annual payroents to COUNTY forthe provision of fire protection services iai silent as to vhensaid paynents were due CouNTY,. and
WHEREAS, CITY and COt NTy desire to enter into this Asreenentto set forth the partles mutual understanding and agneen6nt thatCfTY shal1 rnake final paynent to COt }{fy on Deaenber t, t995; NOW,
TIIER,EFORE,
fN CONSIDERATIOI of the Eutual covenants,condltions set forth herein, COt NTy and CITYfol.lons:
Pronises,do hereby
terns andalrree as
1
2
The above recitalherein as if set
CITY and
December
nd correct and areI hereLn.incorporateds are true aforth in fu1
COT NTY and CfTY acknowledge and agree that CfTy sha1l. Dakefinal payurent to CoIINTY for the provision of fire protectionservices rendered by coIrNTy during calendar yeai 1991 onDecenber 1, 1995.
3.COUNTY agree that the final payment due COtNTy on1, 1995 shall be Five Hundred Forty-seven Thousand
Forty-Eix Dollars and Eighty Cents (5547,045.80) plug interestat the rate of six Percent (5t) per annuD accruing after uarch
26, L995.
4. cot NTY shafl furnlBh cITY's City l'lanager nith an invoice for
the provision of said fire protection services at Leastfifteen (15) days prlor to the DeceDber 1, 1995 paynent due
date.
IN wITNEss WHEREoF, the parties have uade and executed this
Agreenent on the respectlve dates under each sigmature: BROWARD
CoUlrfY through its BOARD OF COIJMIY COtOf ISSIoNERS, sigming by and
through its chair or vice chair, authorized to execute same by
Board action on the day of!9- t and the cITY oF-bffii1, signing@,
duly authorized to execute same.
ATTEST:
@Ex-officio Clerk ofthe Board of countyCo-rlssioners of BrorardCounty, Florida
COI'NTY
BROWARD colrlflfY, through its
BOARD OF CoITNTY col,!ilrSSIO[ERS
Chair
_ day of 19
Approved as to forn byOffice of County AttorneyBrosard County, Florida
JOHN J. COPEIAN, JR., county Attorney
coverrurental center, suite 423
115 South Andrews AvenueFort Lauderdale, Florida 33301Telephone: (305) 357-7600Telecopier: (305) 357-76'11
By
PATRICE T{. EICHENAssistant County Attorney
BY
AGREETENT BElNiEEil BROWAXD COTJUTY A}ID THE CTTY OF DANTA RETAITNG TO THE
PAYIIENT FoR FfRE PRotEerIoN fN CERTAIN ANNEXED AREtrS oF TIIE CITY
CITY
ATTEST:CITY OF DANII, ET'RTDA
By:
C j-ty Manager
B
Actj.r4o City Clerk
_ day of 19
(CORPORATE SEAL)
APPROVED As To FORl,l:
-C-ty
Attorney
PIG: vJ gd.nirfir. AOls/31e5
,95-69 -0L
llayor
BY
CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT
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To:Robert Flatley
City Manager
Will Allen
GroMh Management ilt at^,From:
RE:RESPONSE TO BlD CONCERNING CONTRACTOR TO CONSTRUCT A
CONFERENCE ROOM AT DANIA CITY HALL
Date:June 8, 1995
please place an item on the June 13, 1995 City commission agenda regarding the
response received for a contractor to construct the conference room at Dania City Hall'
lnvitations to Bid were solicited to provide materials and perform the construction of a
conference center. Notification of an lnvitation to Bid was advertised in local
newspapers, as well as Dodge Reports, a construction bulletin. lnvitations to bid were
mailed io General Contractors by Jeffrey Gross and local contractors as listed in the
Dania Occupational License database. (See attached.)
only one bid was received on June 1, 1995. This bid is by the construction company of
T. Mall construction. The price submitted is $140,000. lncluded herein are bid
documents from T. Mall construction, licensing, insurance, resume of jobs completed, a
financial statement and balance sheet. Based on this information and checking
municipal references, this firm appears to be a competent contractor'
This proposal was forwarded to Jeffrey Gross/Associates/Architects P.A. for review'
ettacneo is a memo from Mr. Gross regarding the bid submitted. Mr. Gross gives two
options in his memo.
1. To accept the bid as presented to the City; and
2. To reject the bid and rebid the project using a larger advertising campaign'
The number of bids received is a matter of policy by the city commission. Although the
bid is within the range of the Architects estimate, it is recommended that all bids be
rejected and that this construction project be rebid. During this procedure, we need to
m-ore aggressively solicit bidders so there can be a comparison made to see if the bid
amount is reasonable.
attachments
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PROJECT MEMO
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JEFFERY GROSS /ASSOCIAIES
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ARCHITECTS PA
One bij ya recsived fo. tho Conhr'lce Roorn Proied' Th€ Bid. ftom li'l8ll
Constuctbc was forone HurdrEd ald Folty Thousand Dotbr3
The StafTBnt of Probabl6 Co€l fc fiis P.(*rct wes orEindfy $l2A'On '12 ard
rras raised in the memo otAFri 13' 1995, by $25,000 to $35'mO, wh'dr lrcuH
phce rhb prcied wihin the prEieded cGt.
Dudng ft6 biddi€ P€riod, inYiblion b biddsJs rere fared to bur contrasloE olrr
nrn fias rsfea uiil in tre p6L ln additbo the City ol Danh rEeed lhe
inviblion lo oofltradoc wih occuPdional lcarE€s in th€ City'
At lib poitt I ieol Orrc a.e two actixt8 which couH be tal(en:
1. Accapt lhe bi, - peeenled{o tr C-tty'
2. Rded the bit ard rsbid ote pn*rct One contractor has slpwn inleresl in
reblding the pr*rd and possrbty a kger adverti*€ canPaign couH attsad
o$€rfider.
A concern wlh only on€ biat b that it cannot be cornpa'Ed to r tg€ of bidd€B to
""" if G Liai t*i f", or too high. I have &c}red the resume ard cerlificab of
insurance Foan MaI GoNfiuction for your rev'tw'
,1816 Sh€rnan 5L Hollyt$od, Florida 33020 305-925J96't
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PROJECT tr 9402'IDATE 9 June 1*lli
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Pf,OJECT: Dania City Hall Meetlng Hall
PROJEST *-. 94{J21DATE? June 9, 1995
SUBJECTT Notitied Bidders Ust
CoEES To: Ms. Luanne Cunningham
Offlce File
t{otified Bidders
Mr, Torn Shaughnessy
Toro Enginssring
Pompano, Florida
945-4326
Fax - {3O5)785-8024
Mr. Ken Flanz
Terr€ Neuve Corp.
Ft. Laud€rdale, Florida
Fax-731-5392
Sheldon Macarmey
Macartney Constructioo Co
Ft. Laud€rdale, Flo da
Fax - 463-5065
Mr. Art Stadlen
lntertech Construc1ion Co-
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
Fax - 359-78tt5
Bease let me koow if ,rve can be of any lurther assistanco.
linrotdribrary.€4O2' m.m!6c
181 6 Sherman St- Hollywood, Flonda 33020 305-925-3964
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City of Dania Occupational License Database
name city phone
BBS BUILDERS, INC 3525 GRIFFIN RD FT LAUDERDALE FL 33312 3059616001
FLA MERCURY BLDG & ENG 1190 STIRLING RD #D DANIA, FL 33004 3059207448
FRANCIS E. GREENWELL GEN. CONTRA 834 ARGONAUT ISLE DANIA, FL 33004 3059271810
FRANK HILL CONSTRUCTION 267 SW 12 ST 3059208126
GSD CONTRACTING, INC 4675 RAVENSWOOD RD FT LAUDERDALE, FL 33312 3059614222
J E KLEEN. QUALIFIER 409 S FEDERAL HWY DANIA, FL 33004 3059252163
JOHN CASTILONIA 2 W DIXIE HWY DANIA, FL 33004 3059203222
JOSEPH J PAGLIARULO 215 N FEDERAL H\A/Y DANIA, FL 33004 3059893218
KEVLAN, INC 5923 RAVENSWOOD RD FT LAUDERDALE, FL 33312 3059834133
KIMMEL CONSTRUCTION CORP 2701 GRIFFIN RD FT LAUDERDALE, FL 33312 3059615057
NATIONAL RESTORATION CONTR,INC 1206 STIRLING RD, 38 DANIA, FL 33004 3059233090
PETER A SIGNORE-CONTRACTO 150 STIRLING RD DANIA, FL 33004 3059201988
R. J. CHAREST CONSTRUCTION 5061 SW2TAVENUE FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 33312 3059874422
KEVIN M GUTHARD/GNRL CONTRACTOR 501 E SHERIDAN ST DANIA, FL 33004 3059259447
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BID FORM
Date3 6-1-95 19
City Of Dania
Loo Dania Beach Blvd.
Dania. FL
Re: A PROPOSED ENCLOSURE FOR CITY OF DANIA
Architects Project No. 94.021
Contract Documents Dated: ApriI 3, 1995
Dear City of Dania!
Mru.r. CoxsrnqcrloN CoPIpANlr
The undersigned bj,dder declares that they have examined the Contract
Documents comprised of the Pfans, sPecifications and aL1 other documents
bound therein together with aI1 addenda(it any) all as prepared by
Jef fery Gross/Associates,/Architects PA.
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President
Tit le of Of f icer
6208 West Commercial Boulevard . Suite #7 r Tamarac, Florida 33319
Telephone: l3o5l 726-4440 o Fax (305) 724-9427
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called for or inplied in the above xnentioned documents in strict
accord.ance with the governing laws and ordinances, furnishing a1I
tlaterials, tabor, equipnent, supervision and incidental items necessary to
conplete same, and that he will accePt as, conpensation therefore the
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CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
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RE:VA-07-95 - Request of Second National Acceptance Gorporation For
a Sign Variance Located on the NE Corner of Tigertial Blvd. and l-95.
Date:June 5, 1995
A public hearing is scheduled for the June 13, 1995 City Commission meeting
concerning the request for variances from sign regulations as required in Chapter 3,
Advertising; Section 3-33(m), Pole (Ground Sign), of the Dania Code of Ordinances.
The request is to construct a pole sign which is 12' x 24' or 288 sq. ft. in area. Section
3-33(m) permits a pole sign of no greater than 50 sq. ft., with two such signs permitted if
the property fronts on two thoroughfares. The sign ls proposed to be located on the
9.13 acre site located at the Northeast corner of Tigertail Blvd., and l-95. The sign is
proposed to be located approximately 325' north of the southern property line and 20'
east of the eastern property line which is adjacent to l-95.
The Planning and Zoning Board reviewed this request at their meeting of May 1 1, 1995.
The petitioner's Richard and Mike Mogerman, representing Second National
Acceptance Corporation, indicated the hardship being caused by the expansion of l-95.
The P & Z Board after hearing the presentation of the petitioner voted 4-1 to
recommend approval of this variance with the following conditions being placed:
1. Self imposed moratorium on additional signage on all properties controlled
now and or in the future on the l-95 abutment with regard to pole
signage;
2. As the design phase progresses, the shop drawings be remanded back to
the Growth Management Director for approval based on the lumens of the
sign itself, so as not to create a traffic hazard along l-95.
3. A landscape plan be provided for the sign.
4. That the City be provided advertising of civic events at no cost to the City.
(Only City of Dania events that are controlled by the City of Dania).
Attached are data and specifications relating to the sign, as well as the landscape plan
proposed for the sign.
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ATTACHED INVOICES - BAILEY HUNT JONES & BUSTO
MAY 31, 1995
RE:
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DATE:
This item shoutd be placed on the June 13 regular agenda for commission approval.
Attached is an invoice from Earl Gallop of Bailey Hunt Jones & Busto for the period
ending April 29,lgg5 in the amount of $6,082.24. These expenditures are for services
rendered per resolution 113-93 adopted July 13, 1993.
Earl G Gallon
Previously Expended
$115,000.00
53.305.08
$ 6r,694.92
Current Invoices
Bal. on Agreement
6.082.24
$ 55,612.68
The city commission authorized the execution of a $400,000 note with Family Bank on
Julv 27,1993. This will provide the funding for payment of this invoice.
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LAWRENCE S. EVANS
.I, BRUCE IRVING
ROBERT E, SCHUR
SENIOR COUNsiEL
GEORGE .J, BAYA
The Actual Cost/CoBt Estilnate Tlacking table presents
information concerning the charges for professional services in the
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Bar lev H uNr & Jorues
A PRQFESSIONAL ASSc)CIATION
ATTORNEYS AT LA!l/
COUFVOISIEFT CENTFIE . SUITE 3OO
50I BRICKELL I(EY OFIIVE
MlaMt, FLORIOA 3313r - 26e3
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Robert f. Flatley,City Uanager,City of Dania
100 west Beach Bouleward
P. O. Box 17 08Dania, FL 33004
Re:STATEMENT FOR PROEESSIONAL SERVICESCity of Dania v. Broward County Aviation
Our file no. 9 355-00
Dear Mr. Flatley:
Enclosed is our statement for professional services rendered
and for costs advanced for the period ending April 30, 1995 in the
amount of $5,082.24. There is a previous balance due of S6,579.69for a totaL amount due of S12r551.93.
Task I
ACHIAL COST/COST BSTU,IA'IE TRACXII{G
current Coat Cunrlative Bst.liin. /r'-.
Analyze planning documents
ordera .
and development
s 0 s 2',755.00 s 3,500/5,250
RAU L A, ARENCIBIA
GUY B, BAI LEY, JFt,
ELIZABETI-t S. BAXEFI
XAIHY J, EIgLE
SCOTT L. CAGAN
TIMOTHY CONE
STEVEN CARLYLE CRONIG
JAM E5 C, CUNNINGHAM, !' FI
RICHARO M, OAVIS
EAFIL G, GALLOP
J UDITH B. GREENE
J EFIOM E M, HE9CH
RICHARD H. H UNT, JR.
BRUCE HURWIIZ
J ESSE C, JON ES
AOAM O. KIRWAN
KARIN B. MORRELL
Robert F. Flatley,
May 12, 1995
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Task 2.Evaluate the proposed runway extenEion and thecounty cormi6sion authorization to condetnnproperty with the consistency requirement.
s 0 s2,415.00 $2,625/3,500
Task 3. Conmence a civil- action to require Brorrard
County to amend it6 comprehensive plan.
s 5,783.75 S51,832.73 S35,ooo/5o,ooo
Task 4. Conduct loca1 govelnment DRI developmentreview and permitting of the runway extension.
s 0 s 0 $17,500/26,250
Task 5. Participate in the wetlands permitting
proceaaea.
s0s582.50$10,000/15,000
Task 5. Assiat with challenging the eminent domainproceedings.
s 0 $ 0 $10,000/1s,ooo
TCIDAI,S! I 5,783.75 S57,695.23 S78,525l115,000
Pleaae do not heaitate to call me if you have any questionsregarding this atatement.
very truly youls,
/ /'' G.t4*EarI G. Ga11op
EGG s BgsEnclo6ures
cc:1116 . Rhona LipmanEd Curtis, EBq.
Barlev HuNr & Jorues
9355cost.ED
A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIA-rION
ATiORNEYS AT LAW
A PFO FE SS IONAI AS SOCIATION
ATTORN EYS AT LA\^/
COURVOISIER CENTRE . SUITE 3OO
5OI BRICKELL KEY O RIVE
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.ax (3os) 37a .67rsCity of Dania100 W. Bch B1vd. Box 1708Attn: Robert FlatleyDania, FL 33004
FOR PFIOFESS IONAL SEFVICES RENOEREO
May 11, 1995
04/05/9s EGG
04/11/95 EGG
04/L8/9s EGG
04/0s/95
04/LL/95
04/t9/95
04/t9/e5
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EGG
3.00
4 .50
0.2s $43.75
s2s.00
787.50
87. s0
17s.00
43,75
105.00
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0.60
04/20/95 EGG 3.00 525.00
Barlev Huur & Jorues
Matter: 935600Dania, City of v.Broward County Aviation Department
Telephone conference between Earl G.Ga1lop and Mr. Curtis; preparing forhearing; calendaring hearingsPreparing for hearing on order of takingPreparing for hearing on order oftaking; inspecting wetlands and furtherhandlingReceipt and review of DCA letterregarding City of Dania violationresolutionl preparing letter to Mr.CurtisReceipt and review of City of Dania,snotice of appeal from a non-final orderdenying its motion for temporaryinjunction, anshrer to eninent donainpetition in Kurz Associates case, motion'co intervene in East Coast DeveiopmentcaBe, Broward County's petition for writof certiorari to challenge the city,sresolution no 26-95 finding the countyin violation of the DRI statute, a draft
memorandum of law regarding the petitionand the county,s response to the motionfor tenporary injunctionReceipt and review of proposal regardinglegislative services from Curt BlairReceipt and review of petitions for writof common law certiorari by City ofDaniaEvaluating legal requirement forexhaustion of administrative remedies byBroward County before seeki ng judicialappellate review; preparing response to
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o4 / 21/ 95
04/24/95
04/27 /9s EGG
04/28/95 EGG
04/29/95 EGG
For Disbursements Incurred:
03 / 0L/ 95
04/27 /95
04/30/95
04/30/9s
04/30/95
04/30/95
Bro\.rard County's motion to dismiss ;telephone conferences between Earl G.caLLop, Mr. Curtis and Mr. FlatleyEvaluating airport amendnent to DRI billTelephone conference between EarI G.Gallop and Mr. Blair regarding airport
amendment i preparing memorandumregarding city's interest in amendment;telephone conference between EarI G.GaIIop and Mr. CurtisAnalyzing recent Florida Supreme Courtopinion regarding bases for injunctiverelief where central issue of Iaw isun6ettledTeleptione conference among Earl G.Gallop and Meesrs. Curtis and Blair:eg=rCing airpcrt D:lI ain€ ndir".en t itelephone conference between Earl G.Gal1op and Mr. Curtis regarding motionto diemisePreparing response to motion to diemissTelephone conference between EarI G.Gallop and Mr. Blair regarding handlingairport amendment; telephone conferencebetween Barl G. Gallop and Mr. FIatIeyregarding further handling inetructionsTelephone conference between EarI G.Gallop and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis regardinglegislative activity on ailport
amendment and handling hearing on motionto dismiss; preparing for hearingPreparing for and attending hearing;meeting between EarI G. Gallop and Mr.Curtis regarding further handling;telephone conference bethreen Earl G.Gallop and Mr. Blair regarding airport
amendnentRevising motion to dis'ni ss BrowardCounty'a petition for Writ of Certiorari'io review i.esoiucion no . 26-95
2.80 490.00
s.30 927 .50
0.30 52 .50
Total Professional Services S 5783.75
s
EGG
EGG
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2.00
131.25
350.00
52 .50
70"00
1,312.50
105.00
04/2s/95 EGG
04/2s/95 EGG
0.30
0.40
04 /26 / 95
04/27 /9s 7 .50
0.60
Airfare to Tallahassee for EGGEsguire ExpressPhotocopies (in-house) for the monthof AprilFacsimile charges for the month of Aprj-IL/D telephone charges for the month of aprilPostage for the month of April
54.66
27 .4s
154.00
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A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION
ATT()RNEYS 4'' LA\'l/
2 .00
s4.33
6.0s
EGG
EGG
Matter: 435600 - May 11, 1995 Page 3
Prior coets and disbursements not completely processed in our recordswiII appear in subsequent invoices.
Recapitulation
At 175.00 per hour EGG worked 33.05 Hours
rofessional Servicesiebursements Incurred 33.05 Hours s
Current BaLance $Previous Bala
Bill *Total Due S 12
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5,783.75
298.49
To be properly credited, please indicate Bill Nuurber on your renittance check.
BaruEv HuNr & JoNEs
2L290
6,082.24
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A PRQFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION
ATTORN EYS AT LAW
MEMORANDUM
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FROM:Marie
Clerk
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.Tune 9, 1995
Robe rt Flatley,
.fabalee,
Cit.y Manager
Finance Director/Acting City
Young Environmental- Sciences invoice 1-95
On March 28, ]995, the Commission adopted resofution
47-95 approving a contract. i,rith Young Envj-ronmental-
Sciences, Inc to conduct certain studies and analysis tasks
relating t.o the airport litigation. The agreement was for afixed price of $37,000, plus $2,500 in direct costs and
$18,000 in optional costs.
Attached is the first invoice for direct costs in
of $951 .22 Lo attend a precontract meeting at the
Dania on March 15.
the amount
City of
VouNc Bxvrnonuexral ScrencEs, rNc.
Su ite 1 1 1 295 Northern Bou levard Manhasset, New York 'l '1030
May 26, 1995
(516) 627-3555
F ax: (516) 365-5205
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Edward R. Curtis, Esq.
Curtis and Curtis, PA
P.O. Box 21607
Fort l-auderdale, FL 33335
Re: City of Dania hoject
Dear Mr. Curtis:
We have made progress on the composition of the Iin 6O discussion, task 1, in the
Dania ptoject. We expect this material to be completed during June and available by
the end of June.
we have deferred undertaking the noise contour deterninations pending the receipt of
the data input files ftom airport's consultant. As I understand it from to&yt
communication, this information has not been received While we can proceed on this
task in lune without this data, it is preferable to have it in hand. Please let me now if
you get any defirite word on when the material might be made availabie.
Please keep me lnsted on the Arowsrnith case. While the work has been completed
long since, I will need at least a few days to review this prior to testimony.
Since we have yet to make significant progress on the core analysis tasks for ttre City
of Dania, we have no current labor charges to invoice. However, I am hopefirl that
the City will reimburse direct expenses in cormection with the trip made in ldarch to
set up the scope of work and subsequent contract. I have etclosed an invoice foi
those expenses including copies of the receipts as backup. If you need original
receipts, please let me knowl-
Please keep me posted on City's needs. I will expect to rnake significant progress in
Iune and Iuly consistent with my original schedule which I hope remaim acceptable.
If there are key dates which we need to meet, I can accelerate the effort.
Sincetely,
Cre,,q a.
Henry A F. Y
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Bo^RD CEn'TtrrED CrvrL TR!^L L^wyEn'
BARBIR^ A- CrrRTrs
Lav OFFrcEsCunrrs & CrJRTrs, P.A.
1828 SourI{EAsf FrRsr A!'ENUE
FoRT LAUDERDALE, FLoRIDA 33316
,June 5. 1995
PLEASE REPLY To:
PosT OFFTCE Box 21607
FoRr LaUDERD^I-E, FLoRTD^ 33 t35
TELEPHoNE (305) 525-6652
TELECoPTEA (305) 525-6656
BRUcE BorsFoRD
Mr. RoberE FIatleyCiEy ManaqerCity of Dania
100 west Dania Beach BoulevardDania, Florida 33004
Re: City of Dania v. Broward countyOur FiIe : 15 4 31-
Dear Mr. Flat.ley:
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Enclosed please find a sLatemenE from Henry young of young
Environment.al Sciences, Inc. Please place same in Iine for pal,rnentat your earliest. opport.uni ty.
Very t.ruly yours,
CURTTS & CURTIS, P.A
Edward R. Curt isFor t.he Firm
ir7.t::l\ r?.'KEITH and SCHNARS, P.A.
ENGINEERS -PLANNEAS' SUBVEYOFS
RE
June 9, 1995 a
Mr. Roben Flatiey, City Manager
City of Dania
100 West Drrnia Beach Bouleval'd
Dania. Fkrrida 33004
Cit-r of Dania
Commission Meeting of June 13, 1995
Dear NIr. Flutley:
We would rvelcome the oppomunity to make a short, informal presentation to the City
Commission at the let-ercnced commission meetin-c rcgarding our involvement with the Fort
Lauderdale-Holiywood Intemational Airport Development of Re-eional Impact (DRI) project.
Keith and Schnars, P.A. was selected as the lead team member to perform professional
services tbr this Broward County project on October 31, 1994. Attached please find a list
of our endre project team for your information.
Should 1ou have any questions or require turther intbrmation prior to the meeting, please do
not hesinE to contact me, ceftainly at your convenience.
Respecrtully.
KEITH and SCHNARS, P.A,
Engineers- Plann"r.-Su*"yo.s
LI,{\I V. KEITH
hairman
WVK/kde
6500 North Andrews Avenue'Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309-2132
(305) 776-1616 o ($00) 488-1255 . Fax (305) 771-769A
Attlchmenr
Fort LauderdalcHollywood lnternational Airport
DRI Prolect Team
ARCHAEOLOGICAL & HISTORICAL CONSERVANCY, INC.
P. O. Box 450283
Miami, Florida 33145
BERMELLO, AJAMIL & PARTNERS, INC.
Architecture-Engineering-Planning-lnterior Design
1 East Broward Boulevard, Suite 610
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301
CRAVEN THOMPSON AND ASSOCIATES, INC.
Engineers-Planners-Surveyors
3563 N.W. 53rd Street
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309
DATA TECH BUSINESS CENTER, INC.
3830 w. Broward Boulevard
Planlation, Florida 33312
DAVID FIERRO & ASSOCIATES
1000 Brickell Avenue, 4th Floor
Miami, Florida 33131
HARRISON, MILLER, MILLEB & HANSON INC.
Consultants in Noise and Vibration Control
15 New England Executive Park
Burlington, MA 01803
HNTB Corporatlon
Architects-Engineers-Planners
101 N.E. 3rd Avenue, Suite 301
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301
J.J. GOLDASICH AND ASSOCIATES, INC.
Ecological Evaluations and Wetland Consultation
P. O. Box 81 1988
Boca Raton, Florida 334t)1'1988
KEITH AND SCHNARS, P.A.
Engineers-Planners-SurveYors
6500 N. Andrews Avenue
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309
LEFTW|CH CONSULTING ENGINEERS, INC.
120 University Park Drive, Suite 230
Winter Park, Flotida 32792
NATURAL SYSTEMS ANALYSTS, INC.
Geographic I niormation Systems
1331 Palmetto Avenue, Suite 110
Winter Park, Florida 32789-4960
ORSHEFSKY HOLDINGS, INC.
2420 Oe Soto Drive
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301
PAWA COMPLEX INTERNATIONAL, INC.
Engineers-Arch itects-Surveyors-Planners
1001 Cypress Creek Road, 306H
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309
PRICE WATERHOUSE
3000 S.E. Financial Center
Miami, Florida 33131
BUDEN, BARNETT,MCCLOSKY, SMITH, SCHUSTER & RUSSELL' P'4.
200 East Broward Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301
TOXIKON
Environmental Sciences and Toxicology
1860 Old Okeechobee Road, Suite 401
West Palm Beach, Florida 33409
UNISON CONSULTING GROUP, INC.
1221 Brickell Avenue, Suite 902
Miami, Florida 33131
L ,W OmCES
RrraN e Rvaru, P.A.
surTE 200
7OO EAST DANIA BEACH BOULEVARD
DANIA, FLOFIDA 33004.3090
ARCHIE J. RYAN, III
TIMOTHY M, RYAN
CHBISTOPHER J, BYAN TELEPHONE (305) 920,2921
FACSTMTLE{305) 921-1247
May 23, 1995
Frank C. Adler, Esq.
City of Dania
Post Office Box '1708
Dania, Florida 33004
RE: Tax Folio 1203-10-225
Lot 7, Blk 22, NORTH HOLLWVOOD
236 SW 12 Street
Dania trlnrida
Dear Mr. Adler:
You will recall from our discussion that I represent Josephine Y. Black in regard
to the sewer assessment lien on the above-described parcel.
Sewer assessment lien number 2163 was assessed against the property on
March 20, 1967, in the principal sum of $366.00. The lien was never recorded in the
public records. The interest on the assessment through March 15, 1995' is $610.24. A
copy of Charlene Saltalamacchia's statement of March 15' '1995, is enclosed for your
reference in this regard.
On January 7,1977, Ms. Black sold the subject property to Harry M. Hillard and
Margaret Hillard, his wife. A copy of the recorded Wananty Deed from that transaction
is enclosed for your reference herein.
On June 8, 1981, Mr. and Mrs. Hillard sold the subject property to Robert E.
Dubow, P.A., and a copy of the recorded Warranty Deed from that transaction is also
enclosed.
On June 26, 1981, Mr. Dubow sold the property to Rockford Desilets by
Warranty Deed, a copy of which is enclosed.
The current owner of the property is attempting to sell same and the existence of
the lien has been discovered by Town & Country Title Guaranty of Hollywood, the agent
for the purchaser.
t$
Frank C. Adler
City of Dania
Sewer Assessment Lien
May 23, 1995
Page Two
Robert Dubow contacted me in this regard and advised me that claim was being
made against Ms. Black for breach of the warranties and covenants contained in her
Warranty Deed.
I initially thought that such a claim would be barred by the five year statute of
limitations, but Mr. Dubow referred me to Rowell v. All, 352 So.2d 905, a copy of which
is enclosed. Under the precedent set forth in this case, Ms. Black is liable for a breach
of covenant of warranty for the sewer assessment lien, anci a remote grantee such as
Mr. Dubow can enforce the claim against her.
Please also note that attorney general's opinion 94-57 implies that a municipality
must perfect a utility service lien by recording same with the Clerk of the Circuit Court in
order for it to be effective against subsequent purchasers for consideration, and
accordingly there is some question as to the City's enforceability of this lien against the
current owner.
ln any event, we request that the City waive the interest due for this lien and
allow Ms. Black to tender the sum of $366.00 in full payment of same. lf you will
recommend approval of that action to the Commission, I ask that you cause it to be
placed upon the agenda of the next meeting and advise me of the date and time of
same.
Thank you for your consideration in this matter.
Very truly rs,
AR HIE J.
AJRlllikrw
Enclosures
cc: Josephine Y. Black
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Amount of Principb
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DUBDW & DUBO{'
OF DANIA
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8366.00
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March 15, 1995
Ms. Keren Tylcr
Town & County Ti[c Guaranty of Holly$rood
6565 Taft Str€ct
Hol[^rrood. Fa 33024
TEx Folio *12a3-1O-2zO ( Lot 7, Blk ZZ North Holiyworxi)
236 SW 12 Strcet
Dania, Florida
Dear Ms. Tyler:
Wa ghow the following amounts due on the above.referencad property:
Sewer Aesessment Lien #2163 dated March 20, 1967
Re
ioial due 31,045.96
lf you reguira any further infu-.Uon, pbasa let me knor.
Sincerely,
Secretary-Cfry Clerk's Dept.
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court set aside the default whereas here the ment grsnting defendants' motion to di.s-
trial court declined to do so. As stst€d in miss plaintiffs amended compleint on
51ate Ba* of Eau Galtie v. Raymond, 103 Sround that plading revealed on its facz
FIa.649, 138 So.40,4tI (1931),' . if thst action was batred by five'year statute
ther- be "ny reasonable doubt in the matter of limitations, and plaintiff appealed' The
[of vacating a default], it should be resolved District Court of Appeal' Smith' J'' held
io favor of gantin, the application and thst sbtut€ of limitations for breach of
allowing a t i"t on tl" merits of the case." covenant of warranty does not begin t run
r rear that recent opinions f-i 11,: Hj}ff"f,mfli-,ffi*fltrjT;:#,1Til#*i:lhTl,Ii?;-::i:i:#i#julgl"rtn*lu;
supra, and other decisions , ,\_I,:i1i
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Supreme Court permitting. the setting:side ffit "d LU;-i-,i fgSO, *r. not bsr€dof defaults. In a case decided by our l'ton- -::-:. -.1 --'-
a" s,p"".u c.ourt as earry * udi, ri** l'-"l;il?:3'r#r'f;:ltrx:Lr"iistated:,,It is the tendency of rhe courrs of the tJf;"?il"ir"rr of propertv to plaintiff'
prcsent age tr stand less upon strict rules
of p.""tiJ tn", formerly, and ta keep the lt€veraeo'
door a long time open to a defendant who
seems to b€ honestly striving to get in l. Covensnts 6l0t
what he believes to b€ a glod defense." When grantlr's covenant of warranty
Watenon v. Seat znd Crarford, 10 Fla. is breached by existcnce of an undisclosed
326,3ii1 (1863). intBttst in government, grantee may main-
Lamentably the passage of time finds us tain action on covenant notwithstanding
r€turning o a strict -application of the that government has not evictcd possessor'
rules. I would reverse. 2. 6o""ni1l.s c=l0l
Nov. 22, 19?7
IYhen government's paramount int€r-
est is visible or disclosed at time covenant
of warranty is made, grantee is regarded as
having contracted mindfully of that inter-
est and therc is no breach of grantor's
crvenaut, but where goverament's para-
mount inter€st is undisclmed until later,
there is an actionable breach of covenant of
warranty.
3. Limitrtion of Actions 695(l)
Sbtute of limitations for bresch of
covenant of waranty does not begin to run
sgainst grant€e in poesession who is un-
aware of sovereiga's undiscloaed int€r€st
and of his own constructive eviction until
grantze becomes aware of sovereign's un-
disclosed intpreEt. West's F.S.A'. S 95.1(2).
4. Covenants 610l
Constructive awarenesa provided
grantre by recording of an otherwise undis-
closed interest of sovereign does not for*
close grantee's rcliance on grantor's cove-
nant of warranty.
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v.
Frank E. ALL and Lois E. All et
rl" Appellee.
No. FF-2i15.
District Court of Appeal of Florida,
First DistricL
Plaintilf sued remote grantors of his
home for breach ol covenant of title war-
ranty- The Circuit Court, Leon County,
Donald O. Hartwell, J., entered final judg-
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5. Umitation of Actionl 642(2)
Action for breach of covenant of titlew-aTa1t1- lmufht against remote gratrt rsof plaintiff's home after plaintiff le&rned in1974 of previously undisclosed highwayeasement acquired by Sbte in l9E0 was notbcred by statute of limitetions on gmundthat it was- brcught mor€ than five- yeanfrom de-fendants' conveyanc€ of prcperty toplaintiff's grantor in f9el. West,s F.S-{,.
s es.l(2).
. James O. Shelfer, ?allahassee, for appel_lant.
. J. Lewis Ilall, Jr., of Hall & Booth, Talla-
hassee, for appellees.
SMITH, Judge.
Plaintiff appeals from a final judgmentgrznting defendants, motion to dismis:plaintifl"s amended complaint because thepleading reveals on its face that the actionis bared by the five-year stztut€ of limita-tions, Section 95.11(2), Florida Statutes(1975). Plaintiff sued defendants, the re.mote granton of plaintiffs I*on Countyhome, for breach of a covenant of title*lTnty. Defendants conveyed the propeny by warranty deed in lgEl t plaintiff,sgrantor, who conveyed to plaintiff in 19&5.In.1974, when the Stat€ of Florida beganhighway constmction acrols plaintilfsyard, plaintiff discovered that in 1980 theS?E l"d -acquir.ed a highway easement byquitrlaim from &n owrer stili more remotein the chain of title. The circuit court heldthat defendants, breach of warrsntv oc-curred in 1964 at the irstant of defeniants'
conv€yance and that the statuh of limita-tions then began to run because the ease.ment, though invisible and undisclosed infact, was held by the sovercign whose prc-sumed assertion of right is presumed tohave constructively evicted the possessor.
[U A legal fiction, useful enough in aptrper context, appears here to have over-run its usefulness. When the grantor,s cov-enant of warranty is brcached by the exist-eDce of an undisclosed interest in thegovernment, the graDt€e may maintain an
action otr the covenant notwithstaDdingthat the government has not evicted thlryryI. Z G. Thompson, Real pmperty
372.(1962 repl. vol.). The usual requiremeni
i: tlt lhe covenantee show his eviction bj
ll"^119* ll the paramount interest. Id,
S$ 3195+m0. But the sover€ign is ssid toassert lts paramount but undisclosed int€r-
:st at- a-ll times; and the possessor cannotbut yield and so is constructively evichd.Thus. actual dispossession by the sovereiga
ts not requir€d before the gmntor,s actiinon^the cov_enant of waranty. S* g"nu""i
!r 20 .ATJurid Covenants, Conditii'ns, aadl,.esthctions S 59 (1965).
[H]. $rtren the goverament,s para-mount int€rest is visible or disclosed ai thetime the covenant of warranty is made, the
Sran-tfe B regnrded as having contractcdmindfully of that inter€st, and there is nobreach of the g"antor,s covenant. Van
!es^ua_Roy1! phosohztc Co., Fta. &,53So. 381 (19f0). But where as here thegovernment,s paramount interest is undis-closed until later, there is an actionable
breach of the covenant of warranty. grcw-
s_tcr_v. Wegnan, f99 Sozd $? (n;2d DCA1967). Some courts have held ihat the fic_tion which justifies tIe gr&trtee,s 8ctiotr atthe time he discovers the government,s in-t€rcst, though ther.e is no eviction, r=quircsalso that the stltute of limitations be heldto run fitm the instant tbe grantor,s cove-nant waa brcached, that is to fry, when it
:: tq". Annot., 95 A.LR.2d 9l3, 942(1964). By that reasoning the defendants,covenant of rparranty, rutrning to theirg"antee and .o his assigns, was both madeand breached in 1964, and Section 95.11(2)foreclosed plaintiffs action on it after 19dg.
. Tlg* hilg no Florida precedent rcquir-ing that ruling, we decline to mn the stat_ute of limitations against a gEntee in pos_sessron who ls un&waFe of the sovereign,sundisclosed intBrest and of his own con-structive eviction Ratber, we adopt thenew of cases holding that the statxt€ oflimibtions for such a breach of the cove-nant of warranty does not begin to rununttl the g"ant€e becomes aware of thesovereiga's therctofore undisclos€d intsr€st'
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Arnol, 95 A.L.R2d 919, 949_45 (1964).
The crnstructive awarenesa pmvided the
grant€e by the recording of an otherwise
undisclosed interest does uot foreclose his
reliance on the grantor's covenant of war-ranty. See B,trewsrer, supra-
Plaintiffs action in this case is predicated
on the covenant of waranty of her remote
grantor, not that of her immediat€ granto..
We do not consider at this time whether the
immediatp grantor's discovery of the sover-
eigl's easement, before conveying to plain-tiff, would start mnning of the statute of
limitations.
REVERSED.
MILLS, Acting C. J., and ERVIN, J.,
concur.
Ralph E. LOYEI/ICE, Appellent
v.
Louie L WAINIYBIGHT, Appellee.
No. 8L232.
District C,ourt of Appe:l of florida,
First Districl
Nov. 23, 197?.
Rehearing Denied Jan. 6, lg?8.
Criminal Law 61129(3)
Defendant, appealing from his robbery
conviction following his plea of nolo conten-dere, was required, in presenting quetionof voluntariness of plea, to allege some-
thing more than merc statement that his
ple.a was not voluntarily entered or that hedid not knowingly enter iL 84 l{est,s
F.S.A. Rules of Criminal procedurc, rule
3.850.
Michael J. Minerva, Public Defender, and
Louis G. Carres, Asst. Public Defender, for
appellant.
Robert L. Shevin, Atty. Gen., and A. S.
Johnston, Asst. Atty. Gen., for appellee.
MELVIN, Judge.
The appellantdefendant filed with this
C.ourt his petition for writ of habe8s corpus
alleging that following the entry of a judg-
ment and sentcnce against him on June 22,
1971, he requested his court appinted at-
torney to pmsecut€ an appeal fnr him andthat the attorney failed to do so. Based
upon such allegation, we granted under
Hollingshezd v. Wainwight, f94 SoZd E??
(F1a.1967), a full appeal to the defendanl
The matter is now before the court on the
rccord and briefs of the parties. Tte de.
fendant urges reversal of the judgment and
sent€nce upon his bsr€ allegation that. the relator plea was not enterred
undentandingly and voluntarily . "
The defendant entered a plea of nolo con_
tenderc to the crime of robbery. He in nowsy stata with any particularity what
csused him to involuntarily enter such plea
or rehat it was about the pmc€edingB that
he did not understand. So, we have the
question a8 to whether such bare allegation
is sufficient to overcome the presumption of
corectness that is visitcd upon a final judg-
ment of a court of competrnt jurisdiction.
LOI'ELTCE v. WAINWRIGHT
Clr..!, fI .App- iI2 SoJd gt ?
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tarily entered or that he did not knowingly
ent€r it.
Affirmed.
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AJt€r defendant was convicted in Cir-cuit Court of Escambia County, M. C.
Blanchard, J., on his plea of nolo contendereto charges of mbbery, and after he peti-
tioned for writ of habeas corpus, allegingthat following entry of judgment againsi
him he requested his court-appointed attor-
ney to prosecut€ an appeal for him and thatthe attorney failed to do so, a full appeal
was allowed. The District Court of Appeal,Melvin, J., held that defendant was re-quirrd to allege something more than a
bare stat€ment that his plea was not volun-
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT
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To:Robert Flatley
City Manager
From:Lou Ann Cunningha
Administrative Aide
RE:Emergency Roof Repairs in the Library Space
Date:June 9, 1995
It was brought to my aftention that on the evening of Wednesday June 7, 1995, we
experienced roof leaks in various parts of the library space. After calling some local
roofers, it has been determined that the roof will need to be replaced in this area.
I feel that this is an emergency situation with the new furniture, lighting, and cable work
being done in this department. The Building Officlal Ken Koch feels the price will be
over the $7,500 amount authorized for approval by the City Manager, and that
Commission approval will need to be made.
Quotations are being submitted by Paul Bange Roofing, Roofing by MP Donnely, White
Seal Roofing, Thomas Andersen Roofing, and Zinkle Roofing.
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Memorandum
TO:
FROM: Raymond C. Sittig, Executive
SUBJECT
Fr,onroa Lnacus FCITIES, INC.
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AL CONVENTION
\
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT - 69TH
Florida kague of Cities, Inc.
August 17-19, 1995
Hyatt Orlando, Kissimmee, Florida
DATE: June 6, 1995
Enclosed is a tentative progum and registration materials for the annual meeting of the
Florida League of Cities.
' General policy development is one of the primary Purposes of the annual convention.
It provides cities with an opportunity to focus attention on municipal home rule and prepare a
positive program to strengthen cities. Therefore, each city is encouraged to have one official
attend the convention as its voting delegate and participate in the discussion. A form designating
your city's voting delegate is enclosed along with procedures for presenting resolutions to the
kague membership.
It is important that each city send as many delegates to the convention as possible. The
convention program will include some timely workshops, educational seminars and general
sessions of interest to all cities.
Should you have any questions or need additional information, please feel free to contact
the lrague office at Suncom 278-5331 or l-800-342-8112.
RCS:VBP:vs
Enclosures:
201 West Park Avenue o P.O Box 175? o Tallahassee.FloridaS2SO2'1757 o $04\222-9684 o Suncom278-5337
City Managers/City Clerks
Form Designating Voting Delegate
Procedures for Submittiag Convention Resolutions
Convention Registration Forms (3)
(2)
PROCEDT]RES FOR SI]BMITTING RESOLUTIONS
69TH AI\I\ruAL COIIVENTION
Florida League of Cities, Inc.
August 17-19, 1995
Kissimmee, Florida
In order to fairly systematize the method of presenting resolutions to the League membership, the following procedures have been
instituted:
(l)Proposed resolutions must be submitted in writing, to be received in the League office a minimum of 30 days prior to the
first day of the annual convention (July 17, 1995).
Proposed resolutions will be rewritten for proper form, duplicated by the League office and distributed to members ofthe
Resolutions Committe€ at least l5 days prior to the first day of the annual convention. (Whenever possible, multiple
resolutions on a similar issue will be rewritten to encompass the essential subject matter in a single resolution with a
listing of original proposers.)
(3)
(4)Proposed resolutions may be submitted directly ro the business session ofthe convention without prior committee approval
by a vote of two-thirds of the members present. In addition, a favorable weighted vote ofa majority of members present
will be required for adoption.
(5)
Cities unable to formally adopt a resolution 30 days prior to the first day ofthe convention may submit a letter to the League ofiice
indicating that their city is considering the adoption ofa resolution, outlining the subject thereof in as much detail as possible, and
this letter will be forwarded to the Resolutions Committee for consideration in anticipation of receipt of the formal resolution.
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IMPORTANT DATES
June 9 August I
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Notice to Local League Presidents
and Municipal Associations Requesting Nominees
to the Resolutions Committee
July 3
Appoinfiient of Resolutions Committee
Mernbers
July 17
Deadline for Submitting Resolutions to the
League Office
l,eague Standing Committee Meetings
Resolutions Committee Meeting
Voting Delegates Registration
August 19
Immediately Following Luncheon - Pick
Up Voting Delegate
Credentials Followed By Annual
Business Session
Proposed resolutions may be submitted directly to the Resolutions Committee at the convention; however, a favorable two-
thirds vote of the committee will be necessary to consider such resolutions.
Proposed resolutions relating to state lesislation will be referred to the appropriate standing policy committee. Such
proposals will not be considered by the Resolutions Committe€ at the convention; however, all state legislative issues will
be considered by the standing policy committees and the Legislative Cornrnittee prior to consideration by the membership
at the annual l,egislative Conference each fall. At thal time, a state Legislative Policy Statement will be adopted.
Resolutions Mailed to Resolutions
Committee
August 17
Desisnation of Voting Delegate
Name of Voring Delegate:
Title
City ot
AUTHORZED BY:
Name
Titie
Retura fonn to:
Florida I-eague of Cities, Inc.
Post OfFrce Box 1757
Jdfrhzssse, FL 32302-1757
I
I
69TII ANNUAL CO}I!'ENTION
FLORIDA LEAGUE OF CITES, bIC.
AUGUST t7-19,1995
KISSIMMEE, FLORIDA
11 i5 irnFortant that each member city sending delegaes to the Arrual Convention of the Florida
League of Cities, designate one of their officials to cast their voes at the Annual Business
Session. Lrague By-Laws rcguire that each city select one person to ser"e as the city's voring
delegarc.
Please fill out this fstn aDd retrrtr it to the League ofFrce so that your v6ring delegarc may be
properly identified.
T
DEPARTMENT OFTRAN +1/..1SPORTATIONFLORIDA
LAIyTO:V CmLES
GOVERNOR
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Bob Flatley
Mr. Paul Cherry
Ms. Barbara Sarff
Ms. Barbara Gothard
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John D. Thompson, P.E.
Project Manager
AEN G. WAT"I'S
SECRETARY
DISTRICT CONSULTANT MANAGEMENT
34(D We$ C,mmetcial Boulerad
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 33309-3421
Telephone (305)777-4680
June 2, 1995
The Honorable BiIl Hyde
Dania City Mayor
100 West Dania Beach Blvd
Dania, FL 33004
Dear Mayor Hyde:
Subject:Dixie Highway Corridor Study
Work Project No. 4110831
State Project No. 86010-1502
From NE 203rd Street in Dade County
to Griffin Road in Broward County
Thank you for taking the time to listen to the proposed ideas for improvement to
the Dixie Highway. We appreciated your comments on the project and its impact
on the City of Dania.
The Florida Department of Transportation, Kimley-Horn and The Gothard Group
have had the opportunity to meet with all the Commissioners of Dania in order to
obtain as much information as possible about the concerns of the residents and
business owners.
We are now in the beginning stages of scheduling meetings with community
organizations and churches. To make sure that you are prepared for inquiries
regarding this project, we have enclosed answers to basic questions that are most
likely to be asked ofyou. Please feel free to distribute these flyers to anyone you
wish.
Ifyou need additional flyers or have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
Sincerely,tk
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Dxm HrcuwAy ConnrDoR Sruoy
Vor-uup I Spnwc 1995
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Wner rs rm DIxrE IIrcHwAy TRANSpoRTATIoN
Connroon Pr,{xNrNG AND DEsrcN SruDy (CPDS)?
Wglr rypr oF rMpRovEMENTs ARE BEING sruomu?
The Florida Department of Transportation (DOT), on
behalf of Broward County, is cunently conducting a
study for improvements to the local transportation
network. The area under study is Dixie Highway,
from Northeast 203rd, Street in Dade County to
Griffin Road in Broward County, between the western
boundary of I-95 and the eastem boundary of U.S. l.
The Dixie Highway Corridor is seven miles long and
covers approximately three square miles. The pur-
pose of the study is to analyze roadway and/or transit
alternatives that might benefit the communi-
ties served by the corridor.
Wny Is uu sruDy BErNG coNDUCTED?
For several years, public officials and
transportation planners in South Florida have
recognized the need to improve traffic conditions
along U.S. I and Dixie Highway. Currently, several
segments of U.S. I within the corridor are operating at
a volume of traffic that is over the design capacity of
the roadway. This situation creates traffic congestion
that costs residents and visitors time and money, and
results in increased noise and air pollution along the
U.S. I conidor. Dixie Highway, on the other hand,
functions well under the capacity of the roadway
within the study corridor. In this Dixie Highway
Corridor Study, the DOT will examine ways in which
some of the excess traffic on U.S. 1 might be shifted
to the under-used portions of Dixie Highway, thereby
providing a safer, more efficient road network.
According to the preliminary traffic information, two
lanes northbound and two lanes southbound on Dixie
Highway would adequately accommodate the project-
ed diverted traffic from U.S. l, plus future traffic
growth through the year 2020. Dixie Highway cur-
rently has available right-of-way for a roadway on
both sides of the FEC railroad tracks. However, a
poor connection to U.S. 1 at both ends of the corridor
has reduced use of the roadway. Various altemative
alignments in northern Dade County (the southern
connection) and Dania (the northem connec-
tion) are being considered to enhance the
Dixie Highway/U.S. 1 connections and
encourage a traffic shift from U.S. 1 to
the Dixie Highway corridor.
Wgo rs coNouctttc tgo sruoy?
DOT has assembled a team of engineers and consul-
tants with expertise in transportation planning to carry
out this study and make recommendations based upon
their findings. Additionally, the citizens who work
and live in the area will have the opportunity to attend
meetings and provide suggestions to the DOT and its
consultants.
WnrcH colruuNrrrEs ARE rNvoLvro rn tsr sruoy?
The northem portion of unincorporated Dade County
and the cities of Hallandale, Hollywood, and Dania in
Broward County.
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STATE o[ FLoRTDA
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
CONSULTAN'I MANAGTiMENT
3400 W. COMMERCTAT- BL\D.
Fr. LAUDERDALE, FL 33309-3421
FrrRrDA DEPARTMENTT oF TRANSPoRTATTON
PRoTEC'I McR, JoHN THoMpsoN (305)777-4680
KTMLEY-HoRN
PRoJECT McR, PAUL CHERRy (407)845-0665
THE GOTHARD GRoUP
SrEVE BRAUNER (305) 576-4914
How lors rlm srr,'Dy pRocEss woRK?
DOT, in conjunction with its engineering consultants,
reviews existing and projected traffic information and
community data and identifies the transportation
needs of the corridor based on traffic analyses, demo-
graphic patterns, socio-economic issues and the natur-
al environment. These transportation
needs are then translated into a
series of preliminary alterna-
tive alignments and other
roadway improvements.
The preliminary alternatives
and improvements are then
presented to local government
officials, public agencies, and the
public for review and cofiment.
How t,oNc wrLL THE sruDy rAKE?
The study is to be completed by November 1995.
Wult nlppnNs wHEN THE sruDy Is coMpLETED?
At the conclusion of the corridor study, the DOT wili
formalize the findings and present them to Broward
County and the local communities. If there is local
support to proceed, the DOT will then conduct a Pro-
ject Development and Environment Study (PD&E).
The PD&E study (not currently scheduled for the
Dixie Highway Corridor) would examine all social,
economic, cultural, and natural environmental aspects
of the alignmen(s). It would be during the PD&E
Study that an official public hearing would be
held. Thus, the public will have an addi-
tional time period to make comments.
Upon completion of the PD&E
Study, the final design and right-of-
way documents will be produced.
Construction would commence only
after ail these processes are complete,
any needed additional right of way is
acquired and permits are obtained.
How clN rnn pUBLIC pRovIDE TITETR rNpur?
The community's input is extremely important and
will help ensure that the needs of the community are
heard. The community will be invited to attend public
workshops and informational meetings to provide their
input. These meetings will be advertised in local
newspapers and other community media outlets.
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