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DAITIACITY COMMISS,ION
RE,GUI.ARME,ETING
AUGUST 8, 7995
7:3O P.IW.
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LOBBYIST REGISTRAT:ION REOUIRED -
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REGISTRA:IION AS A LOBBYIST IN I:HE CITY OF DANU IS
KPORATION IS BEING PAID TO LOBBY THE COMMISSION ON ANYPETITION OR ISSUE PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE NO. OT-93. REGISTBATION FORMS ARE AYAII,ABI-E IN THECITY CLERK'S OFFICE IN THE ADMINISTRATION CENTER.
T\TYOCATTON
ROI.L CAI.L
PRESE.IyIATTO]VS
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Minutes
1.1 Special Meeting of May 26, 19951.2 Regular Meeting of June 27, 1995
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Bills
1.3 Approval of bills paid in the month of May
Resolutions1.4 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPOINTING MARIE JABALEE AS
FINANCE DlREcroRvclrY CLERK; PRovtDtNG THAT sucH AppotNTEE SHALL SERVE
AT THE PLEASURE oF THE ctry coMMtsstoN oF THE crry oF DAN|A, FLoRtDA; AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (Mayor Hyde)
1.5 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING CHANGE ORDER
SUBMITTED BY SOLAROLL SHADE AND SHUTTER CORPORATION RELATING TO THE
FURNISHING AND INSTALLATION OF HURRICANE SHUTTERS FOR THE CITY OF DANIA
ADMINISTRATIVE CENTER, TO INCREASE THE ORIGINAL CONTRACT PRICE FROM
$19,996.00 TO $21,095.00; PROVIDING THAT ALL RESOLUTTONS OR PARTS OF
RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH
CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. (Staff)
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1.6 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING LEASE AGREEMENTBETWEEN DOLORES M. MASSELLI AND THE CITY OF DANIA RELATING TO PROPERTYSITUATED AI 2229 cRtFFtN ROAD, APARTMENTS 1,2 & 3; AND pROVtDtNG FORANEFFECTIVE DATE." (staff)
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1.7 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING SALES TAXINTERLOCAL AGREEMENT AMONG THE CITY OF DANIA, THE SCHOOL BOARD OFBROWARD COUNTY, BROWARD COUNTY AND EACH MUNICIPALITY WITHIN THECOUNTY, AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTTVE DATE. (staff)
1.8 ,A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING CONSULTINGAGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF DANIA AND NEW COMMUNIry STRATEGIES,
INC., REGARDING CONSULTANT SERVICES RELATING TO THE BASS PRO PROJECT
AND OTHER MATTERS; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTTVE DATE. (Comm. Mikes)
I.9 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, SUPPORTING THE ACQUISITION
OF THE REMAINING PRIVATELY OWNED BEACH FRONT PROPERTY LOCATED NORTHOF THE CITY'S FISHING PIER FOR PUBLIC NATURAL RESOURCE
CONSERVATIONiPASSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PURPOSES WTHIN THE CITY
LIMITS; STATING THE AVAILABILITY OF GRANT FUNDS FRoM FLoRIDA CoMMUNITIES
TRUST PRESERVATION 2000-5; AUTHoRtztNc rHE AppRopRtATE ctry oFFtctALS ToSUBMIT AN APPLICATION FOR PRESERVATTON 20OO-S GRANT FUNDS; AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (Staff)
PROCI,AMATIONS
BIDS
PUBI,IC IIEARIIYG\S4'1 Petitioner - Michael and E. J. Zieglet Owner - The Ravenswood-Griffin Volunteer Fire
Dept., lnc.; property located on the west side of Ravenswood Road approximately 242
feet south of SW 32 Sheet
Public Hearing - PL-1 1-95 (Second reading of Ordinance).AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING PLAT OF '2. Z. PLAT",
SAME BEING: A PORTION OF LOT 12 OF 'SEABOARD FARMS" ACCORDTNG TO THEPLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 18, PAGE 22 OF THE PUBLICRECORDS OF BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA BEING MORE PARTICULARLY
DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE NW CORNER OF ,K.D.R.
SUBDIVISION'ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 98,
PAGE 28 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF BROWARD CoUNTY, FLoRIDA; THENCE
NORTH 01'37"l5" WEST, 512.95 FEET TO A POINT ON THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID LOT
12, SAID POINT BEING THE POINT OF BEG|NN|NG; THENCE NORTH 88.44,20, EAST
ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID LOT 12, 38.99 FEET; THENCE NORTH 05"57,3.1,
WEST, 97.28 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 88'47'30' WEST, 135.84 FEET TO A pOtNT 556.7
FEET EAST OF THE WEST LINE OF SAID LOT 12; THENCE SOUTH 01"46'53" EAST
ALONG A LINE PARALLEL WTH AND 556,7 FEET EAST OF THE WEST LINE OF SAID
LOT 12 A DISTANCE OF 97.08 FEET TO A POINT ON THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID LOT 12;
THENCE NORTH 88"44'20" EAST ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID LOT 12, 103.94
FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; PROVIDING THAT ALL ORDTNANCES OR PARTS
OF ORDINANCES AND ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT
HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR
AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (Second reading of Ordinance). (Staff)
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4.2 Petitioner/owner - Broward Board of county commissioners/Aviation Department;property located on both east and west sides of SW 26 Terrace adjoining SW 32
Street and Collins Road.
Public Hearing - PL-i2-95 (Second reading of Ordinance)"AN ORDINANCE OF THE CIry OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING THE PLAT.RAVENSWOOD 26TH AVENUE FLL AIRPORT PLAT (PLAT 7) ", SAME BEING. A
PORTION OF LOT 9, BLOCK 1, SECTION 29, PLAT OF SECTIONS 28,29,30 AND 32 AS
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE 32 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF BROWARD
COUNTY, FLORIDA AND A PORTION OF LOTS 4, 13, 14,35 AND ALL OF LOTS 1 , 5, 6, 7,8, 10, 36, 37, 38 AND 39 OF LAKEVIEW VILLAGE AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 40,
PAGE 43 AND A PORTION OF LOTS 16, 17, AND 18 AND ALL OF LOT 15, BLOCK 1 AND
LOT 9, BLOCK 3 OF LAKEVIEW VILLAGE ADDITION, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 47,
PAGE 32 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF BROWARD COUNry, FLORIDA AND A
PORTION OF THE RIGHT.OF-WAY FOR COLLINS ROAD, SW 26TH TERRACE (TRAM
ROAD), SW 34TH COURT AND SW 26TH AVENUE AND A PORT|ON OF THE SOUTH
oNE-HALF (S1/2) OF SECTTON 20, TOWNSH|P 50 SOUTH, RANGE 42 EAST, CtTy OF
DANIA, BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROVIDING THAT ALL ORDINANCES OR
PARTS OF ORDINANCES AND ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN
CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (Second reading of Ordinance)
S.TTEPIIII\IS
cITfrZENS' @MMENTS - Comments by Dania citizens 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 concern remains
unresolved, the citizen(s) or party will be asked to address the city commission during the
meeting.
E;XPENDTTURE REgUESTTS7.1 Approval of invoice from Bailey Hunt Jones & Busto for the period ending June 30,
1995, in the amount of $277.06 for airport related services. (Staffl
DISCUSSIO]II AIIID POSSIBLE ACTIOIII8.1 Discussion and possible action on construction of Conference Room. (staf18.2 Report by Airport Advisory Board.8.3 Status report from Dick Black, ICMA Rangerider, regarding City Manager recruitment
process.
8.4 Report on City action regarding drainage problems. 1starl8.5 Seafair status report. (Staff)
APPOnTTMEIIIS9.1 Appointment of one member to the Airport Advisory Board.9.2 Appointment of two 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.
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I APPOIIIITMEI\IIIS (contin ued)9.7 Appointment of one member to the Unsafe Structures Board.9.8 Appointment of six members to the Community Affairs Advisory Board.9.9 Appointment of ten members to the Charter Review Board.
9.10 Appointment of five members to the Budget Advisory Committee.
70. ADMINIS?RATTVE REPOR?I'
City Manager
City Attorney
II. COMMISSIOIIICOMMEIITS
11.'l CommissionerGrace
'l'1.2 Commissioner Jones
{ L3 Commissioner Mikes
11.4 Vice-Mayor Bertino
11.5 Mayor Hyde
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ADDENDUM
DANIA CITY COMMISSION
AUGUST 8, 1995
7:30 P.M.
Acceptance of bid from Atlantic Coastal Construction for Chester Byrd Park
lmprovements. (staff)
3 BIDS
3.1
CITUENS'COMME]IIIS
6.1 Tony Stevens - Drainage
DISCUSSIOIV AI\ID POSSIBLE ACITOIV (continued)
8.6 Request to F.A.A. to provide for City of Dania representation on the
Environmental lmpact Statement Review Board. (comm. Mikes)8.7 City hiring policies. (Comm. Mikes)
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CITY OF DANIA
To
From:Dan Oyler, Projects Coordin
Date:August 7, 1995
Re:Byrd Park Bid Park Results and Recommendation
Bids were received on August 3, 1995 and opened publicly at 3:45 p.m. for the above
referenced project. Attached you will find a tabulation sheet listing all the bidders and
the bid amounts.
The apparent low bidder is Atlantic Coastal Construction at a bid price of $50,954.00. I
have reviewed their past work, both by telephone and by visiting two of their park
projects in Pembroke Pines. The quality of work seems good and the City of Pembroke
Pines had no problems with Atlantic Coastal Construction.
Based upon the above I recommend that the bid be awarded to Atlantic Coastal
Construction at the Commission Meeting of August 8, 1995.
Since the bid price came in lower than the grant amount I proposed to add additional
asphalt to connect the handicap access with the jogging path and landscape tree
material. At the Commission meeting of August 22, 1995 we will present the
Commission with a contract and a change order for their consideration.
INTER.OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Mike Smith, lnterim City Manager
BYRD PARK BID TABULATIONS
FENCE
MASTERS
INC.
TROPIC
FENCE
W.SOD ATLANTIC
COATAL
SIGA INC
TASK #1
CLEARING AND GRUBBING $ 1.600 00 $ 3.356.00 $ 2530.00
TASK #2 ASPHALT WORK
TASK #2A 6' JOGGING PATH
TASK #2A ALT. 4' JOGGING PATH
TASK #28 HANDICAP ACCESS
TASK #3
IRRIGATION SYSTEM
TASK #4 FENCING
TASK #4A BYRO PARK
TASK #4B CEMETARY
TASK #5
SOODING
TOTAL BID
ALT. BID
DISCOUNT
TOTAL BID COST
$10.800.00
$ 3.630.00
$ 4.132.97
$ 2.438.35
$1 1.448.00
$ 7.671.00
$ 1.657.00
$ 4.254.00
$ 1.507.00
$ 1 7,01 0.00
$11,340.00
$ 3.750.00
$_01!630
$-3.0!9,09
$ 8.000.00 $_g3gq.qg $16.350.00
$15209.a9 $l9J24.qq $!_qoa-qQ
$14$q.Q9 $ !.52L32 $24,9qQ-Sq $59.904.Q9 $O3,SO4.QQ
$0gBa0.Q8 $00.000.00 $oo.0o.o0 $4ZJ_ZZ.0Q $58.1e4.00
$00.000.00 $ 0.000.00 $agpgs.oo $oo,o0o.oo $5%
$!33s-49 $_0.02L32 $24.800.00 $50,ss4.00 $60,670.80
TOTAL ALT. EIDCOST $47.177.00 $55,284.30
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August 14, !995
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Mike snith, city ManagerDania city HalIDania, FL 33004
Dear ur. snith,
At the budget vrorkshop held July 21 ,L995. the Conmission asked thatI make recornmendations to reduce the cost increase BSo is
requesting for the FY 95/96 contract.
To neet the commission's goal of $150,000, the following are ny
recoromendations for reduction in staffing 1eveIs:
POSITION RESPONS IBILITIES COST
1. Secretary Assigned to road patrol clerical
duties .
$39, ooo
2. CSA Assigned to afternoon shift front
desk/wa1k up window
3. Deputy Sheriff Uniform road patrol
$39,O00
$72,000
Tota1 cost: $15o, ooo
If the Com'nission chooses to reduce the contract by the abovelisted positions, there will be an associated cut in services. Thesecretary listed performs a variety of clerical duties which will
be shifted to the other secretary and one of the day shift cSA's.
The cSA currently handles lralk-up reports and some minor calls viathe phone. If the cSA is busy, the situation must be handled bycalling a deputy in fron his or her patrol zone.
The one csA listed represents the relief factor for the position at
our walk-up vindow after 5:00 PM. There nay be occasions after
hours where the walk-up window may be closed. The csA at the
window also handles a large number of ninor reports, allowing the
Deputies to remain i.n their patrol zones.
The Deputy Sheriff is the last position I hrould reconmend theConroission cut. As you are airare, the citizens in our cornrnunityconstantly ask for greater presence by our Deputies. Cutting anyDeputy Sheriff position will certainly nake it more difficult toprovide the level of service they request.
If it becomes necessary, these are the cuts I recoDmend. Iunderstand the fiscal restraints placed upon the City of Daniabut hope that fundin!, can be aLlocated to retain aI1 existingpositions in the current contract.
Please contact rne if Ithis natter.can provide further infonnation regarding
Chief Rick
Broward she
Dani a/ D istr rif
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Mayor Bill Hydevice-I,layor John Bertino
Corntnissioner Bobbie GraceConnissioner Albert JonesCornrnissioner Robert Mikes
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CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT rl
To:
From:
Michael Smith
lnterim City Manager
Wll Allen
Growth Management Director /r4. 1itu
RE:
Date
Attached is a Resolution for the August 8, 1995 City Commission Consent Agenda,
approving a Change Order to increase the amount of the contract for Solaroll Shade
and Shutter, Corp. by $1,099.00.
On June 13, 1995, the City Commission took action approving the agreement between
Solaroll Shade and Shutter Corporation in relation to supplying and installing accordion
and rollup shutters at the city's Administrative Center building.
During the measuring process of the windows, it was found that 1 window on the
second floor of the B.S.O. offices was left out of the specifications. (See attached map -
Window #35). It was also necessary to upgrade the electric switches for the doors
marked #1 and#18.
The original amount of the contract is $'19,996.00. The change order will bring this
amount to $21,095.00.
Attachment
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August 3, 1995
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RESOLUTION NO
A RESOLUTION OF THE CIry OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING
CHANGE ORDER SUBMITTED BY SOLAROLL SHADE AND
SHUTTER CORPORATION RELATING TO THE FURNISHING AND
INSTALLATION OF HURRICANE SHUTTERS FOR THE CITY OF
DANIA ADMINISTRATIVE CENTER, TO INCREASE THE ORIGINAL
CONTRACT PRICE FROM $19,996.00 TO $21,09s.00; PROVIDING
THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN
CONFLICT HEREWITH 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 Change Order submitted by Solaroll Shade and
Shutter Corporation, relating to the furnishing and installation of Hurricane Shutters for
the City of Dania's Administrative Center, to increase the original contract price from
$19,996.00 to $21,095.00, a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and made
a part hereof, be and the same is hereby approved and the appropriate city officials are
hereby directed to execute same.
Section 2. That all resolutions or parts of resolutions in conflict herewith be
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 this _ day of
ATTEST:
ACTING CITY CLERK-AUDITOR
APPROVED FOR FORM & CORRECTNESS
By
MAYOR - COMMISSIONER
,1995
Resolution No.
CITY OF DANIA
CHANGE ORDER
No, I
PROJECT:
OWNER:
CONTRACTOR:
CONTRACT FOR:
HURRICANE SHUTTERS FOR DANIA ADMINISTRATION CENTER
City of Dania
Solaroll Shade & Shutter Corporation
Provide and lnstall Hurricane Shutters at Dania Administrative Center
You are directed to make the following changes in the Contract Documents:
Description: SeeAttached
Purpose of change order: To increase the price of the contract due to necessary changes
as shown in the attached addendum.
Attachments: Addendum Contract, explanation of changes
CHANGE IN CONTRACT PRICE
Original Contract Price:
$19,996.00
Previous Change Orde(s) No. 0
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Contract Price Prior to This Change Order:
$19,996.00
Net Change of this Change Order:
$ 1,099.00
Contract Price with all Change Orders:
$21,095.00
CHANGE IN CONTRACT TIME:
Original Contract Time:
Net Change Previous Change Orders:
Contract Time Prior to Change Order:
Net Change of this Contract:
Contract time with all Change Orders
CITY OF DANIA, A FLORIDA
MUNICIPAL CORPORATION
MAYOR/COMMISSION ER
MARIE JABALEE
ACTING CITY CLERK
APPROVED:CONTRACTOR:
CITY MANAGER
FRANK ADLER
CITY ATTORNEY
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tRESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CIry OF DANIA, FLORIDA,
APPROVING SALES TAX INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT
AMONG THE CIry OF DANIA, THE SCHOOL BOARD OF
BROWARD COUNTY, BROWARD COUNTY AND EACH
MUNICIPALITY WTHIN THE COUNry; AND PROVIDING
FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CIry OF DANIA,
FLORIDA:
Section 1. That that certain Sales Tax lnterlocal Agreement among the City of
Dania, the School Board of Broward County, Broward County and each municipality
within the County, a copy of which is incorporated herein by reference, be and the same
is hereby approved and the appropriate city officials are hereby authorized to execute
same.
Section 2. That this resolution shall be in force and take effect immediately
upon its passage and adoption.
PASSED and ADOPTED this _ day of
ATTEST:
ACTING CITY CLERK. AUDITOR
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
1995.
MAYOR - COMMISSIONER
By
Frank C. Adler, City Attorney
Resolution No
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JOHN P, HART, COMMISSIONER
(305) 357-7003 . FAX (305) 357-7295
July 14, 1 995
The Honorable Bill Hyde
1 00 W. Dania Beach Boulevard
ln an effort to solve critically overcrowded school conditions and to improve the quality of
education in Broward County, the Board of County Commissioners this week enacted an
ordinance providang for a referendum Tuesday, September 19, 1995, on a one-cent. seven-
year, discretionarY sales surtax.
lf approved, th6 proceeds of the surtax would be distributed to the School Oistrict of Broward
County to be used to finance, plan and construct schools and educational facilities constituting
infrastructure projects authorized by Section 212.O55(2l,Florida Statutes. Before ths Florida
Depaftment of Revenue can collect and distribute the surtax in this manner, interlocal
agreements must be executed by the County, tho School Board, and municipalities
representing a maiority of the County's municipal population.
Enclosed is a copy of Ordinance No. 95-29 and the lnterlocal Agreement relevant to
distributing the surtax. I respectfully request that your municipality approve this agreement
at th€ earliest possible dat€, but in any event, no later than the September 19 referendum.
W€ hop€ to have all agreements in place by early August.
ShOuld you have any questions regarding the agreement, please contact Deputy County
Attorney Noel M. Pfeffer or Assistant County AttorneY Lori Smith-Lalla at 357-7600. Should
you havs conc6rns relating to the proposed school facilities, feel free to call Ms. Georgia
Slack, Broward County School Board,765-6257.
I look forward to your municipality joining Broward County, the School Board, and thB citizens
of our community in investing in our children and their educational futurs.
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Enclosures
City Managers
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NAME:
ADDRESS:
PHONE:
ELECTRONIC
ADDRESS
EDUCATION:
EONORS:
EXPERIL\CE I GO \TR\MENT:
Irring Rosenbaum
l45O S. W.70 Avenuq Plantation, FL33317
GC,:.t 5t7-2t26 Fax: (305) 587-9611
lnrens Address: davi@alphaacast.nova'edu
Ao'sica On Line: Rambo R @ AOL'F
e=ret N22T2t@bcfteie.seflin.lib'flus
Doaorate in hrblic Admidstration, Nova-UniversrE' 19-84
irffiiittiu. Ra*initt.tion, Baruch College Ciw univasity of
New York, 1974g..l- politiol Scieace. State Univosity of New York
at Buffaio, l97l
Pbi Bea Kappa Cum l:udg Departmenal Honcns
milion, 500 €mPlo-'\'ees.
the Dowltowo
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Citv Manaser. Cirv of Hollvwoo4 Florida July 1988 o March 191
dik'ri-affi"il.tiii'of#-d,pdrdt by 6ve mtirber-city commission uader a Coimeil- l1'oueir
t.. of "o-uerlmenr Amrdf [ag" ' is $103 Eillioti with apprroxfunatdy 1500 coplcyccs.
il;;A;;i'i*dir ire" or ;iffdd serrrices induding lavi-cofoceaeag. firc Fdedioq
ffi,Hr"flwT,xr;,ffi &J"ffi*i"?""ffi
lv{ileSones: Initiating innovative programs and senrices in a fi-rllv devdmed citv now frgng-lt3
lffiffi-ffifr'{ffiffi,mffi"ffiFF*H
improvements.
Aoplied business &ulagemeot conceEs to gov€mment. Manasemat staff were olaced under pay
r*Tft?ffili;;t ,6=EftG;;fi;;i.ll dty gqg-atiod was initiated tsitialed amexdioi
;;j 5ii*il*dffifr..ai; oj..*i' 6 Frt raua&aiUll.otty*ooa Int€rnatioml -Airport and
"w"rY-ir*1ii*sffi.E-orliitimii ;;€tdal and in&did lands. Initiated \rrsions 20@
community plan Process.
EPERIEIYCE/ OTEER GOYER.\]IENI:
Assistant to the Mavor Gry of Laudertill, Florida, }.trov' 1976. Augus 197E
Research Analvst O* ffi.iijo-*ir** Executivs Couotv of Suffolk' Riverhea4
llanagement Analvst - crr.v of New YoI! ll nan-Roources Administratio' office of
Mad geoan SY*em* 19n-197 4
Research Analvst CB of NeF, Yort, Office of the Mayq. 1970 ' l9r3
EPERIENCE/ ACADE.VIC:
School of Business and Entreprcoarrshiir' l'Iova
Universiry,Laudcrdale 15 Apnl 195 to fesat.
.{d unct Pro rSchoolofBusirressandEntreprerrerrrship,}.{ovaSoutheasternUnivasiry'
Responsible for the plaming o-gatrizin& cDordination' adminisration and. srategic direaimof 6e##*ffi#*"#ffiHHffiffit-t ffia i;ri-iiififfi, rrrd;;;;J E rrpr* Arbs{- ps..s Mai1tain rdations whh
ffijfiil}, 1ffiffi;-prorfio'"ar aro acidemic associationi, govenrmems, serrrice and pivate
ffir?rH,r,.mJ*mxr];lm:r.*m;lr#m* jHTj"-,
ciients of the center.
Fon l:uderda]e 1976 - Pre*nt
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University 099:31, growar? Communiry C-oilege t 1983), Suffolk County Communiry Coiiege
(194),S6uhampton Coilege (1975), New York Instirute of Technology On3'197.o.
PUBLICATIONS:
PRESENTATIONS:
PT'BLIC SERYICE:
in F-lorida,' Ad,ircry Councii ort
Reiations, Augus 1983
trrxin Citv EalI: Entreorcnuerial Solgtiotrs lor a Municiosl
Makeovei Southeasern PublicationsJ994.
"Rdesigning Local @vemmatt," Reinvenring Governmeat
Svmposium-wit! Araho Ted Gaebler, May 13, D94
"Woilcins Smaner |tot Hardef Flcrida Coaiition of [^aborator
OrEanlzirions. Inc March 2. 1995
"Eialwine finotcial Corlditiott," Goveromeat Finance OfEcers
Associatioi, Annrul Confereace Marco Isla!( FL April 1994
'Vuioning Cnallarye:The Na Step in Gruwh Motugonqtt,'
, Nov. 1992Lincoln Insinne of knd Policy
"Iocal Govenuaqr's ,'Defense Research Instihrg
Chicago, Ill.
"Arnqmion
PROEE$IQNAL:
EDIICANQN:ffia& South FloidaEducation Ceoter 1985, 1992-1994
Chairman, Broward Co. Iligta Education Facilities Authority 1985
nCIida Iri.-aomal Unit*ity, Gradr:ate Advisry Bocdr988
Board of Governors, School of Business and Entrepranarship,
Nova Univrsit-v, 1988
Chairman,Comm-rmiry Meoul Health Oinic, l'lova University
Sdrool of Pwcholon. 1987
Broward Counrv Ere lademy Advisory Boar(1977
Professional Advison Bmrd -'C W Pod College [Dng Island
Universiry P.rbtic Admin. Prograrn, 1975
BUSINESS:
Boaid mernbs. Health America of Flmida
Organizer and Boad member, Regart Bank Davie Florida
Associare mernixr. Fort kuderdale Bord of Realtors
Broward Counw Chaner Review Commission, 1994
State of Florida. Public Senrice C.ommission, Nominating
Council. 1985-1988
Broward Couary Government. Effici€flc.v Srudy C_ommineq -19&3Brookings Insnir:non. Washington hrblic Poiicy Seminar l9E1
Criminai Jusnce Planning Council, Broward Counry, 19E4 -
aIa
Broward County Community Development Bloc Gralt Cor'ui.,
Heaith Care Foirndadon Inc. of Broward Counry
Broward Counff Solid Wase Advisry Grmminee
Ctairman, City LaamgEr Sdeeion Ginmitee' Cooper Cty'
Ftorida" l98l
CTVIC AFFILIA'TIONS:
Police Athldic traguc, Boys ad Girls Oubs ofBryrqd Coury
OaviefCooocr qrv 6ant& of Comnerce Kiwanis Oub of
Davie YMCA ofHotrywood
CITY OF DANIA
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
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To Mike Smith, lnterim City
VeFrom:Dan Oyler, City Planner
August 1, 1995
Re;
The City Commission authorized the preparation of a grant request to purchase
the two privately owned lots at the north end of Dania Beach Park. A transmittal
resolution, an executive summary and a conceptual management plan of the
project is attached along with potential funding sources for both the acquisition of
the property and the development of the park.
ln order to off set a portlon of the cost of the property a 100 space tent camp
ground is included in the project. Based on a per night weekday charge of
$25.00 and a Weekend / Holiday charge of $40.00 and a 50o/o average
occupancy rate the city could realize $543,500.00 per year.
Conversation with Broward County Parks and Recreation indicate that is would
be the only beach front campground in Broward County. They were very excited
about the project.
Please place this item on the City Commission Agenda of August 8, 1995.
Date:
Preservation 2000 Grant for the Purchase of Two Lots at North End
of Dania Beach
The estimated cost of the land is $845,000. The City match would be 15o/o ot
$126,750. The match would need to be budgeted for in the 1996 - 97 budget.
July 23, 1995
CIry OF DANIA
APPLICATION FOR
FLORIDA COIVIVUNITIES TRUST
PRESERVATION 2OOO-5 GRANT
WHISKEY CR EEK CONSERVATION C MPGROUND
Purpose
The City o{ Dania's primary purpose for acquiring the land anticipated to become the
Whiskey Creek Conservation (WCC) Campground is to satisfy numerous
environmental Directives adopted in the Comprehensive Plans of both the City of
Hollywood and Dania.
1 . Acquiring the prope rty will result in the restoration and preservation of one of
the last privately owned, undeveloped beach f ront properties on South Florida's East
Coast.
2. The acquisition and development will result in an attractive, natural, ocean front
park being made available for the use and enioyment of residents, students, campers,
and tourists.
3. Ownership of the property by a government agency will fill in the gap between
Dania Beach Park and John U. Lloyd State Park, and thus provide a continuous public
park corridor ovet 2.75 miles in length along the Atlantic Ocean in urban Broward
County.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Objectives
The WCC Campground is located in the adjacent City of Hollywood (the heart of the
highly developed Miami/Fort Lauderdale region). Undeveloped ocean f ront property is
scarce. Especially rare within this region is undeveloped beach front property with a
protected natural habitat oJ native vegetation and wildliie. The primary ob.jective ol the
WCC Campground will be to create and maintain natural estuary, dune, and beach
communities to prevent any degradation ol the land's ecosystems and amenities.
The City of Dania intends to provide at the WCC Campground recreational facilities
to attract a variety o{ individuals with a variety of interests. ln particular, there will be
an area designated for overnight camping, a parking area for autos and campers, bike
and hiking trails, an open area for picnicking and group recreational activilies, natural
areas with elevated walkways lor observation and education, and a beach area for
swimming and sun bathing. The activities on the site will be permitted only to an
extent which will allow the natural habitat to thrive-
The development of the WCC Campground will focus on the establishm ent of a
beach lront corridor. The natural habitat of the WCC Campground will provide a
transition between John U. Lloyd State Park and Dania Beach Park. ln particular, a
bike path will wind throughout the WCC Campground site and connect to existing
paths both to the north and south.
A few other objectives have been identified in the initial planning stages of the WCC
Campground. The variety of existing and enhanced areas of native plants will be
monitored by marine blology studenls f rom a Nova-Southeastern University
Oceanographic School located in the adjacent John U. Lloyd State Park . Students will
conduct research studies to determine the types of wetlands species that grow best
and provide habitat for manatees to vutilize in subsequent restoralion projects. The
facllity will be managed by the City of Dania's Parks Department so as to be self-
suff icient and appropriately staff ed. This will require adjustm ents based on seasonality
and possibly peak days of the week.
exec.sum
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CONCEPTUAL MANAGEMENT PLAN
[Rule 9K-4.004(4)(d), F.A.C.]
l,ands acquired using heservation 2000 funds shall be managed to make them available for
public recreational use, provided that the recreational use does not interfere with the protection
of natural resource values. Conceptually describe and identify the existing and proposed physical
improvements; how access will be provided; who will be responsible for mairtenance and
security; staffing requirements; the primarl' components of site protection, enhancement and
restoration; and expected sources of funding for the development and management of the sire.
Introduction
Funding for the City of Dania's proposed beach acquisition, titled Whiskey Creek Conservation
Campground, is being requested so that 4.0 acres of natural area, campsites, and passive park can
be created at the site located adjacent to its relnowned public fishing peir. Ia order to protecr
and enhance the remaining undeveloped private ocean front property nestled btween two public
parks, the Whiskey Creek Conservation Campground will be acquired fot recreational acriviries
centered around protecting environmentally sensitive nanral areas. hoposed activities will be
generally limited to nature trails, interprerive displays, a new primary dune, wetlands
enllancement, and irdigenous theme Iandscaping areas surounding and placed amongst camping
sites located within this unique coastal site.
Purpose
The city of Dania has decreed four primary purposes for acquiring the land anticipated to
become the whiskey creek conservation (w.c.c.) campground. First, acquiring the propenl,
will resuit in the restoration and preservation of one of the las privately owned, undeveloped
beach front properties on south Florida's East coast. Second, the acquisition and developmenrwill resuit in an attractive, natural, ocean front park being made available for the use and
enjoyment of residents, students, campers, and tourists. Thtd, ownership of the property by a
govemment agency will fill in the only gap between Dania Beach park and John U. Lioyd Stare
Parh and thus provide a continuous public park corridor over 2.75 miles in length along theAtlantic ocean in urban Broward county. Finally, construction and maintenaace will be
coordinated with a program aimed at utilizing "at risk" juveniles in order to provide them an
outdoor activity to eam money while ieaming both a profession and a deeper appreciation of
South Florida's sensitive natural environment.
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Existing and Proposed Improvements
Cunently the property is void of structures or physical improvements. The proposed
improvements described in the Conceptual Plan will be constructed by the City of Dania in
coordination with extensive mea$ues to ensure the protection of listed plants and arLimal species
located within the WCC Campground. Two distinct natural communities exist at the sire: a
coastal upland community including open level sand area as well as pockets of vegeradon and
a marine community consisting of a sandy ocean shore as well as a somewhat vege<ed
intracoastal shoreline. Both of these natural cornrnunities support a variety of plant. aquatic, and
animal life.
A complete listing of the physical improvements to be developed and further specified in the
management plan follows. All facilties will be developed in a marner that allos's complete
public access, including handicap accessibility, for observation and appreciation ofthe signi-ficant
natural resources on the project site without caushg harm to those resources.
List of Phvsical Improvements
1. All nuisance vegetation as well as any and ali trash or debris that is found on the site
will be removed.
2. Native vegetation will be planted along the intracoastal shoreiine.
3. A primary dune with native vegetation will be constructed behind the mean hish 'A'ater
line along the entire length of the site's ocean shoreline.4. An observation platform wili be placed i-n an appropriate place along the inrracoastai
shoreline.
5. A picnic area including tables and trash containers will be placed in an appropriate
iocation.6. A wooden dune crossing and adjacent beach observation platform will be located fachg
the ocean shore.
7. A protected turtle hatchery will be created near the primary dune.
8. An asphalt trail for pedestrians and bicyclists will wind throughout the park providing
access to the picnic area, both observation decks, and other amenities at the site.
9. Construction of a recreational and vehicular parking lot will provide a.n addirional 15
parking spaces to the more than adequate parking available to the fuffnediare south of
the site.
10. Wood fencing will be placed around ail of the site's natural areas to proted tiem from
those individuals frequenting the site.
11. lnterpretive signage displays will be placed adjacent to natural areas for educarional
purposes.
12. Two elevated wood walkways will cross inlets along the intracoastal waleNal.
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Key Management Activities
Maintenance
Property maintenance, including trxh removal, security, and routine mainrenance will be
performed by the juvenile at risk progam and will be coordinated by the Ciry of Dania's public
Works Departrnent. The additional burden created by these responsibilities uill be easy to
implement since the site is adjacent to the city of Dania Beach's Pier, and park ar which these
duties are routiteiy performed.
Security
Security and safety is provided as a function of the site's location. The much used Dania pier
overlooks the site and provides a deterrent to vandalism and trespassing. Accels ro the site will
be controlled as a result of the control of access to Dania Beach park and John u. Lloyd state
Park.
Envir o nm e ntal Res ear c h
Nova southeasem University's oceanographic center has agreed to conducr long temr
comprehensive scientific monitoring, environmental research, and observation of the site's upland,
marine, and brackish water habitats. The students will routinely evaiuate altemarive wetlands
planting programs in order to measure tie most effective procedures for implemendng subsequent
projects.
Coordination of the management activities will invoive the Florida Department of En\'fuonmental
Protection and the Brou'ard County Departrnent of Natural Resource Protection so that the
protection of the site's narural features are further insured.
Stffins
The WCC Campground, initially, will not require additional staff beyond that necessary for the
opemtion and maintenance of the Dania Pier. It is possible that a camp coordinator r*'i11 be added
to oversee the protection of the grounds and the supervision of campers.
Access and Easenrents
Access to site is available from the public roads to the south which lead into the public parking
area for the Dania Pier. Access easements currently exist across the propeny corurecting the
property to the north and the south. These easements would be irrelevant since all of the landwill be publicly owned.
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Resource Protection, Enhancement, and Restoration
The creation of the primary sand dune and the planting of native vegemtion along the intracoastal
waterway are the two primary resource enlancements that will occur as pan ofthe proiect. The
other significanr resource enharcement will be the creation of a turtle hatchery along the primary
dune. These components, along with the nurturing of the existing narural communities, will
combine to result in a significant enhancement of the site's natural amenities.
Cost Estimates, Schedule and Funding Sources
The annual cos for development, enhancement, maintenance, and monitori-ng is anticipated to
be less than $75,000 for the frst ten years. Within those ten years, the physical improvements
to the site will be completed and, thus, the costs will be less in subsequent years. Priority will
be established in an order substantially similar to the following: 1) removal of nuisance
vegetation and all debris at the site, 2) creation of a primary sand dune, 3) hsallation of
additional native vegetation along the Intracoastal shoreline, 4) placement of fencing to protect
the natural area-s 5) construction of campground facilities 6) commencement of the turtle hatchery
7) construction of the observation platforms, 8) deveiopment of the trails and wooden walkways
9) placement of picnic facilities, and l0) expansion of parking faciliries onto the site.
Monitoring
Activities related to monitoring will focus on the protection of the neu natural resources. A
survey of the erising conditions and a report describing those conditions in qualitative and
quantitative terms has already been completed. Suweys and repons describing the plant and
animal life present during varying stages of the site's development will be completed. Signs will
be posted and *'ill emphasize protection. All of the surveying, moniroring, and reporting will
be supervised b1'the City of Dania in conjunction with Nova Southeasrem University.
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The City of Dania shall assume the total responsibility for developing. maintaining, monitoring,
and enhancing the WCC Campground. The improvements described ir this conceptual
management plan will be phased in according to the City's Capiml Innprovements Program.
Maximum effon will be made to utilize available grants and dornrions, such as the Florida
Recreation Development Assistance Progtam, Broward County Tree Trust. and local busilessmen.
The terms and conditions of the FCT grant, if awarded, will uke precedence over any
requirements imposed by other gfturt programs sought to fund actiYides associated with the
Nature Trail; the Town will not accept funding if any such conditions conJlict with the FCT
terms and conditions should this grant be awarded.
CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT
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To:Michael Smith
lnterim City Manager
Will Allen
Growth Management l,)'4.
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RE:PL-11-95 - REQUEST FOR PLAT APPROVAL FOR A .3104 ACRE
PARCEL LOCATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF RAVENSWOOD ROAD
APPROXTMATELY 242 FEET SOUTH OF SW 32 STREET (MILLER
ROAD) -"Z.Z.PLAT"
Date:August 3, 1995
An item scheduled for public hearing on the August 8, 1995 City Commission meeting is
the second reading of an ordinance approving the request for plat approval for a .3104
acre parcel located on the west side of Ravenswood Road approximately 242', south ol
SW 32 Street (Miller Road). The petitioners are Michael and E.J. Ziegler. The title of
the plat is "Z. Z. Plat" .
The Planning and Zoning Board reviewed this request at their July 12, 1995 meeting.
The recommendation is to approve the plat as it conforms to land use, zoning and
platting requirements of the City of Dania.
The land use designation for this property immediately south of 3221 Ravenswood
Road, Stern Drive service, is lndustrial. The site is zoned M-1 . The intent is to request
site plan approval for an addition to Stern Drive Service at a later date providing the
plat is approved.
It is recommended the plat be approved
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LEGAL DESCRIPTIOI OF SUBJECT PROPERTY:A Portion of laL 12 of 'SEABOA.R.D FAR.IS'
recorded in Plat Book 18, Page 22; Brosard County, Florida.
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(See Attached for ComPlete Leg al Descli ion) .
GINERAL tOCATIOfi Of SUBJICI PROPERTY:on Ravensvood Road approxinately 212 feet
South of the ceDterline of s. t{. 32nd stleet (uiller Roaal).
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CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT
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To:
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Michael Smith
lnterim City Manager
Will Allen
GroMh Management
RE:P1.12-95 - REQUEST FOR PLAT APPROVAL FOR 19.61 ACRES
LOCATED ON BOTH THE EAST AND WEST SIDES OF SW 26
TERRACE ADJOINING SW 32 STREET AND COLLINS ROAD -
"RAVENSWOOD 26TH AVENUE FLL ATRPORT PLAT (PLAT 7)"
Date August 8, 1995
An item scheduled for public hearing on the August 8, 1995 City Commission meeting is
the second reading of an ordinance approving the request for plat approval for
approximately 19.61 acres. The property is located on both the east and west sides of
SW 26 Terrace adjoining SW 32 Street and Collins Road. The request includes nine
parcels, Parcels A - l. The title of the plat is Ravenswood 26th Avenue FLL Airport Plat
(Plat 7). The property is now owned by the Broward County Board of County
Commissioners Aviation Department. The purpose of platting the property is to make it
available for sale to place it on the tax rolls.
The Planning and Zoning Board reviewed this request at their July 12,'1995 meeting.
The recommendation is to approve the plat as it conforms to land use, zoning and
platting requirements of the City of Dania.
The land use designation for this property is lndustrial. The property is zoned M-1. The
proposed use of each of the parcels is listed as lndustrial- The plat conforms to
requirements for dedicating righlof-way. lt is recommended the plat be approved.
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CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
ROBERT FLATLEY, CITY MANAGER
MARIE JABALEE, FINANCE DIRECTOR
ATTACHED INVOICES . BAILEY HUNT JONES & BUSTO
JUNE 14, 1995
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FROM:
RE:
DATE:
This item should be placed on the August 8 regular agenda Ior commission approval.
Attached is an invoice from Earl Gallop of Bailey Hunt Jones & Busto for the period
ending June 30, 1995 in the amount ol $277.06. These expenditures are for services
rendered per resolution 113-93 adopted July 13, 1993'
$115,000.00
Previously Expended 61.396.00
Current Invoices
Bal. on Agreement
$ 53,604.00
277.06
$ 53,326.94
The city commission authorized the execution ol a $400,000 note with Family Bank on
July 27,1993. This will provide the funding for payment ol this invoice.
TO:
Earl G. Gallop
JEAN N ETTE E. ALBO
RAUL A. ARE NCIE| IA
GUY E. BAILEY. JR,ELIZAEEIH S. BAXER
XA.rHY J. B IBLE
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SIEVEN CARLYLE CRONIG
JAM ES C. CU NNINGHAM. JRRICHARD M. OAVIS
EARL G, GALLOP
JUOIIH B. GREE N€
JESSE C. JONES
KARIN B. MORRELL
A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION
ATTOR NEYS AT LAW
couRvotstER CENTRE . SUTTE 3OO
5c)I BRI CKELL XEY ORIVE
M raM t, FLORTOA 33t31_26a3
rEL. (305) 374 _ 5505
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Barley & JoNes
July 20, 1995
LAWRE NCE S. EVANS
J. SRUCE IRVING
ROBERI E. SCHUR
SE N IOR COUNSEL
wM. R. OAWES
Robert F. Flatley,City Manager,City of Dania
100 West Beach BoulevardP.O. Box 17 08Dania, fL 33004
Re: STATEUENT fOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICESCity o! Dania v. Broward County AviationOur file no. 9356-00
Dear Dir. Flatleys
Enclosed is our atateoent for professional serrrices renderedand for costs adwanced for the period ending June 30. 1995 in theamount of 927?.06. There ig no previoua balance due.
The Actual CoEt/Cost EEtimate Tracking table presentsinformation concerning the charges for profeasioiat service-s in thecurrent atateEent in-relation to (a) cumurative charges and (b) theoriginal estimated charges, by wdri< task.
ACTU'I, COST/COST ESTI}iCTE TRACXING
Current Coat Cu[ulative Bat.rin. /x.!.
fask 1. Analyze planning documenta and developnentorders.
$ 0 $2,765.00 s3,500/5,250
Robert FJuly 20,
Page 2
FlatIeY,
1995
Task 3.
Task 4.
Task 2.
$ o $ 0 iL7,5OO/26,250
fask 5. ParticiPate in the wetlands Permittingprocesseg.
$o$582.50$10,000/15,000
Task 6. Aa6igt with challenging the eminent domain
proceedings.
$ o s o $1o,ooo/1s.ooo
$orArs: $ 262.50 $59,965.41 $78,5251115,000
PIeaBe do not heEitate to call me if you have any guestions
regarding this statement.
Very trulY Yours,
C 6t,//.rar1roP
EGG ! 6Es
Enc lo6urea
cc:ua. Rhona Lipman
Ed Cuftis, Eaq.
Beruev & JoNes
Evaluate the ProPoaed runway exten8ion and the
county co'r'-iaeion authorl-zation to condemn
propeity with the conaiatency requirement.
s o $2,415.00 $2,625/3,500
cotrflience a civil action to require Broward
County to amend it6 comPreheneive plan.
$ 262.50 $54,103.91 $35,000/50,ooo
Conduct local government DRf development
review and permitting of the runetay extension.
A PFIOF ES5IONAL ASSOCIATION
ATTORI{EYS AT IAW
Barley & Jorues
A PROFESS IONAL ASSOCIATION
ATTC)RN EYS AT LAW
COUFVOISIER CENIRE . SUIIE 3OO
50I BRICKELL KEY DRIVE
M taM,. FLORT OA 3313t- 2623
TEL. (305) 37. .ssos
FAx (3o5) 37..67rs
City of Dania
100 Yl. Bch BIvd. Box 1708Attn s Robert FlatleyDania. fL 3300{
FoR pFrOFESS toNAL sERVTCES FlENoEReo
JuIy 19, 1995
Ilatter s 9 356 00Dania, City of v.Brordard County AvLation Department
06/10/95 EGG ReceJ.pt and review of Broward County,amotiona for attorney, s feea underSection 53.105, FIa. Stat.; preparl_ngletter to li{r. CurtisReceipt and review of atatua reportReceipt and revlew of Broward County, smotion to diamias appeal of non-flniLorder denying temporary inJunctionAttentlon to reaponae to BrowardCounty,E p€titlon for r,-rLt of certiorarl
06/27/95 EGc
For Diabursements Incurred:
0s/ L9 / 9s06/30/9s
06/30/9s
06/30/95
0 .50 87. s0
Total Profeasional Services $ 262.50
0.s0 $87.50
06 / t5 /9506/26/95 EGG
EGG 0.25
0.25 43,75
43.75
r0.25
1.05
2.25
1.01
Prior coata and dLsbureementa not compretely processed in our recordgwill appear J.n aubsequent invoices.
Federal E:(preaaPhotocopies ( in-houae) for the.monthof aluneL/D telephone chargee for the month of JunePostage for the month of June
$
( continued )
uatterr 935500 - July 19, 1995 Page 2
RecapituLation
At 175.00 per hour EGG worked 1,50 Hours
For Profeaaional ServicesFor Diaburaementa Incurred 1.50 Houre s
Bill *218 05 Total Due S
262.50
14.56
277,06
To be properly credLted, please indicate BiLl Number on your remittance check.
A PFIOFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION
ATTG)FINEYS AA LAW
Barrev & JoNes
CIry OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT a
To:
From.
Michael Smith
lnterim City Manager
Wll Allen
Growth Management l),t'l Lii'-
RE STATUS REPORT ON CONSTRUCTION OF CONFERENGE ROOM AT
CITY HALL
Date:August 3, 1995
On June 27, 1995, a bid was awarded to the company of T. Mall Construction, Robert
Gooden, President, for the construction of the Conference Room at Dania City Hall.
The contract for this work was signed on July 5, 1995. One provision of the contract
required Mr. Gooden to provide the performance bond at the time of signing the
contract.
To date, after repeated discussions with Mr. Gooden, he has failed to supply the
required bond. My last aftempt was made on July 27,1995, in writing and mailed return
receipt. A copy of the letter and proof of service signed by Mr. Gooden is attached.
Please place this item on the August 8, 1995, City Commission Agenda for discussion
and possible action.
Attachment
cc Ken Koch, Building Official
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CITY OF DANIA
100 w. DAlllA BEACH BLVD.
P.O. BOX l70t
DAt{lA, FL 33004
July 27, 1995
Phon.: (3051 021-t700F.r: (305) 921-2804
Mr. Robert Gooden
T. Mall Construction
6208 W. Commercial Blvd., Suite 7
Tamarac, FL 33319
Sincerely,
The Dania City Commission approved Resolution No. 100-95 at their June 27,
1gg5 meeting. This resolution approved the agreement with T. Mall construction
Company for construction of a conference room at Dania City Hall.
The contract was signed on July 5, 1995. The General Requirements of the
Project Manual specifies that a Performance / Labor and Material Bond will be issued
the day of signing of the contract. The amount of the bonds is the total amount of the
contract sum ('140,000).
I have made repeated attempts to obtain the required bonds. ln our phone
conversations you have mentioned several times that you would bring the bond in that
afternoon. lf the performance and labor and material bonds are not received by Friday,
August 4, '1995, it will be recommended to the Dania City Commission that the
conditions of the contract have not been met and that the award ofthe contract be
canceled and rescinded.
Please submit your required bond so that the work on the conference room can
commence.
D,UOW
\Mll Allen
Growth Management Director
cc Ken Koch, Building Official
Mike Smith, Personnel Director
Jeffrey Gross, Architect
CERTIFIED MAILING #: 240547 0-955
Dear Mr. Gooden:
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CITY OF DANIA
t00 w. DAXIA BEACH BLVO.
P.O. 8()X t70t
oANrA, FL t3004
June 30, 1995
Phon.: (3061 92l -t700Frr: (30tf 921-2A04
T. Mall Construction
Mr. Robert Gooden
6208 W. Commercial Blvd., Suite 7
Tamarac, FL 33319
RE: Approval of contract for construction of conference Room at Dania city Hall
Dear Mr. Gooden:
please be advised that the Dania city commission approved Resolution No.
100-95 at their June 27, 1995 meeting. This resolution, a copy of which is attached,
approves the agreement between the City of Dania and T. Mall Construction Company
for Constructiori of a conference room at City Hall, 100 West Dania Beach Blvd.
This letter serves as notice to proceed on Monday, July 10, 1995. There will be a pre-
construction meeting at 10:00 a.m., Wednesday, July 5, 1995 in the existing conference
room at Dania CitY Hall.
You will need to obtain a building permit and submit supporting documentation prior to
the commencement of construction. lf you have any questions, please contact Jeff
Gross, the architect, or mYself.
Sincerely,
\ .. - n",,_d jri tr[r-o_
\Mll Allen
GroMh Management Director
CC: Jeff Gross, Architect
Ken Koch, Building Official
Attachment
WA:lc
DANIA AIRPORT ADVISORY COMMITTEE
DA"\IA CITY I{ALL
IOO WEST DANIA BEACH BO1JLEVARD
DANL\ FL 33004
A
-
MEMO
a
IO: THE DANIA CITY COMMISSION
F f( )it.: IAY ELD.
CHAIRPERSON OF THE DANIA AIRPORT ADVISORY COMMIfiEE
RE: RECOMMENDATIoNS FRoM THE DANIA AIRPoRT ADVISoRY Col'lllITTEE MEETINC
JUII 27. 1995
MITIGATION PROCRA!,IS.
Sorne time ago, the City was d'iscussing polling residents in the
noise .impacted areas (assuming the south runway is extended and converted
to air carrier operations) to ascertai n what their preferences were with
regards to possib'le mitigation programs. This proposal was never acted
upon .
REOf'lEIr[rATIOt{: That the City conduct a po'|1 w'ithin the next three months
of the potentia'l1y noise impacted residential areas of the city to
determine the resident's preferences for noise mitigation.
Si ncere'ly,
td
Chai rperson, Dania Ai rt Advisory Commi ttee
Dania Interim City Manager Mike Smith
fi'l e
cc:
August 1, 1995
DANIA CITY }IALL
IOO WEST DANIA BEACH BOUI-EVARD
DA}IIA FL 33004
TUEIVIO
August 1, 1995
IO: CS.IifiSSIONER IOHN BERTINO
FROM: JAY FTELD.
CHAIRPERSON OF THE DANIA AIRPORT ADV]SORY COMMITTEE
VACINCY ON THE DANIA AIRPORT ADVISORY CO!,IMITTEE
The Dania A'irport Advisory Commi ttee hereby requests that you fil1your vacancy on the commi ttee. Thank you.
ncerel y,
v el
Chai rperson, Dania Ai port Advi sory Commi ttee
cc:Dania Interim City Manager Mike Smithfile
DANIA AIRPORT ADVISORY COMMITTEE-#
RE:
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:
DATE:
MEMORANDUM
Dania City Commission
Dick Black, ICMA
City Manager Recruitment Update
August 2, 1995
a
The purpose of this memo is to update City Commission members relative to the
recruitment process designed to identify and attract qualified applicants for the
position of Manager for the City of Dania.
A recruitment ad previously approved by the Commission was published and
circulated state-wide on July 3'1, 1995, in the Datagram, a publication of the
Florida League of Cities.
ln addition, a selective recruitment effort was effectuated through which twenty-
tour (24) qualified managers/administrators, throughout the State of Florida, were
contacted directly via correspondence from Mayor Hyde eliciting their
participation as applicants for the position.
It is predictable that the recruitment effort described above will produce a
sufficient number of quality applicants to accommodate the Commission's search
for the individual they determine is best qualified for the position of City Manager
of Dania.
The following schedule is intended to facilitate the Commission's review of the
evaluation and selection activities remaining to be accomplished in the overall
process of selecting a new City Manager.
ACTIVITY ACCOMPLISHED DATE
Application deadline.Personnel Offlce 8121t95
BY
a
Professional evaluation
of all candidates to
identify the top 10 to
'12 most qualified.
Professional
Evaluation Team
8122195 to
8125t95
a
Evaluation of the top 10
to 12 most qualified
candidates by individual
Commission members
to identify their choice of
the top 5 to 6 finalists.
Commission's determination
as a body of the 5 to 6
finalists to comprise the
"short lists" and the
interview schedule and
date.
lnterview(s) of 5 to 6
finalists to determine
final selection.
Manager starts (best
scenario).
lndividual
Commission
Members
Entire Commission
Entire Commission
8128195 to
8t31t95
9t5t95
9t23t95
10t16t95
Manager start (worst
scenario).
11t1t95
The following schedule is subject to the Commission's review, approval and/or
modifications and should be finalized no later than August 22, 1995. Additional
information relative to the interview and interview format will be provided to the
Commission at an appropriate time.
MEMORANDUM
TO:MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS
FROM: MARIE JABALEE, FINANCE DIRECTOR/ACTING Clry C
SUBJECT: BOARDAPPOINTMENTS
DATE: August 3, 1995
Attached for your information is a list of board appointments that need to be made
J
APPOINTMENTS NEEDED
AIRPORT ADVISORY BOARD (2 year terms) 1 appointment needed
Vice-Mayor Bertino: 1 appointment
AGENCY (2 vear terms)
2 appointments needed
HUMAN RELATIONS BOARD (2 year terms) 3 appointments needed
'1 appointments
2 appointments
OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE REVIEW COMMITTEE (2 year terms) 1 appointment
needed
Comm. Mikes:l appointment
PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD (2 year terms) 1 appointments
needed
Comm. Mikes:1 appointment
UNSAFE STRUCTURES BOARD (3 year terms)
Appointment of A Real Estate Appraiser to replace Keith Pfenninger
10 members) 6 appointments
Mayor Hyde:
Comm. Mikes:
Mayor Hyde:
Vice Mayor Bertino:
Commissioner Grace:
Commissioner Mikes:
1 appointment
1 appointments
l appointments
1 appointments
2 appointments
2 appointments
1
Mayor Hyde:
Comm. Mikes:
CHARTER REVIEW BOARD (10 Members) - 2 each commissioner
Commissioner Grace:
Commissioner Jones:
Commissioner Mikes:
Vice Mayor Bertino:
Mayor Hyde:
Commissioner Grace:
Commissioner Jones:
Commissioner Mikes:
Vice Mayor Bertino:
Mayor Hyde:
1 appointment
1 appointment
1 appointment
'1 appointment
1 appointment
lf you are appointing a new member, please use the attached Board Appointment formand include a home and business phone number if possible. For your'convenience,
this form will be provided in your agenda backup for future appoiniments.
Thank you for your assistance.
2
2 appointments
2 appointments
2 appointments
2 appointments
2 appointments
BUDGET ADVISORY COMMITTEE - (5 Members) - 1 each commissioner
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DANIA BOARDS UPDATED AS OF O7l25l95
AJRPORTADWSORY BOARD.
1 . Anthony Stevens
2. AJex Buchsbaum
3. Anthony Moultry
4. Ann Castro
5. Cathy David
6. Victor Lohmann
7 . )ay Field
8. Evan Leatherman{l y4
9. Beulah Lair
I 0. Lyle W. Agnew ll
Il. Thomas Taggart
I 2. .Al Spiesll yr)
| 3. Jay Topper
14. Ronald Korman
15. vacant
BUDGETADWSORY COMM/|TEE /2 year terms/
L Vacant
2. Vacant
3. Vacant
4. Vacant
5. Vacant
03/9 6
03/97
03/97
03/96
03/96
03/s7
03/96
03/96
03/97
03/97
03/97
03/96
03/97
03/97
03/95
63-95
73-95
63-95
63-95
73-95
73-95
63-95
63-95
63-95
63-95
63-95
63-95
63-95
6race's Appt.
Bertino's Appt.
Jones'Appt..
Mikes' Appt.
Mikes'Appt.
Hyde's Appt.
Mikes' Appt.
Grace's Appt
Jones'Appt..
Bertino's Appt.
Hyde's Appt.
6race's Appt.
.lones' Appt.
Hyde's Appt.
Bertino's appt.
Mayor Hyde
Vice Mayor Bertino
Commlssioner Grace
Commissioner Jones
Commissioner Mlkes
WillAllen
Dan Oyler
7/28195 (BOARDS -BOARDSW)
05/09/95
05/23/95
05/09/9s
05/09/95
05/23/95
05/23/95
05/09/95
05/0i/95
05/o9/95
05/23/95
05/09/95
05/09/95
05/09/95
05/09/95
I
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DANIA BOARDS UPDATED AS OF O7l25/95
C/URfER REWEW BOARD /desolves /.//./96 un/ess re-estab/bhed by Resolution/
l. Vacant
2. vacant
3. Vacant
4. Vacant
5. Vacant
6. Vacant
7. Vacant
8. Vacant
9. Vacant
I 0. Vacant
lMayor Hyde
Mayor Hyde
Vice Mayor Bertino
Vice Mayor Bertino
Commissioner Grace
Commissioner Grace
Commissioner Jones
Commissioner Jones
Commissioner Mikes
Commissioner Mikes
Employee Elected
Comm. Appt.
Employee Elected
Employee Elected
Comm. Appt.
Comm. Appt.
Employee Elected
CllWL SERWCE BOARD /4 YUR TERMS/
(l )Bruce Caruso $ yr.l l lr.l 0A/28/91 03/94 79-90
{2)Kurt Ely 14 yr.term) 03/10/92 03/96 40-92
(3)Donald Hansen {4 yr.term) 02/13/90 03/94 79-90
{4,William Johnson {4 yr. term) 07 /27 /93 03/96 120-93
(s)Raymond Lair {4 yr.) (Alt.} 03/22/94 03/98 44-94
(6JNominations received- election to be held [fim Mcleod serves until successor replaces him)
(7)Hugo Renda (4 yr.term) 03/22/94 03/98 +4-9+
{8)Sue Ann Truesdale (4 yr. term) 10/27 /92 03/96 144-92
M.Smith
27/28195 (BOARDS -BOARDSW)
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DANIA BOARDS UPDATED AS OF O7l25l95
coDE ENFORCEMENT BOARD. /3 YEAR TERMS/
(l JRichard Bettor (R/E Person)
{2)Peggy Breeschoten {Lieu/SutrCon)
13)Alex Buchsbaum lljeu of Engineer)
{4!immy Peterman{Lieu Architect)
(5)Beulah l"ir {Lieu Gen.Con)
(6)Arthur Coachman{BusinessmanJ
{7)William Sargent (Su}Contractor)
{8) David Nuby {Alternatel
(9J Rusty Sloan {Alternate]
(lJ Mary Barrett
12) Vacant
{3) Thomas Sette
{4) Vacant
(5J Mamie Lee
(6) Elaine Colecreene
17I Vacant
{8{ Vacant
(9J Vacant
(l 0) Vacant
I t /24/92
05/23/95
0t /10/95
02/13/95
04/12/94
03/22/9+
03/23/94
09/08/92
01/10/95
t t /23/95
05/25/98
0t / t 0/98
02/13/98
I I /23/95
03/zt /97
03/21/97
09/o8/95
09/08/95
t 62-92
80-95
09-95
09-95
53-94 lto complete term of Roxane Knight)
42-94
42-9+
t 2G92
09. l-95 Complete the term ofJ.Peterman
82-95 Hyde's Appt
Hyde's Appt.
Bertino's Appt
Eertino's Appt
-Jones' Appt.
Jones' Appt
Grace's Appt.
Grace's Appt.
Mikes' Appt.
Mikes'Appt.
B2-95
W.Allen &
Spence Johnson
05/23/95
05/23/95
03/97
03/95
03/97
03/95
o3/97
03/97
03/95
03/95
03/95
03/95
05/23/95
06/13/95
82-95
9795
DANIA ECONOMITDOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT EOARD
ll )Kimberly Daise 05/09/95
{z)Wlbur Fernander, Jr. 05/09/95
I3)) Ronald Carter 05/09/95
65-95
65-95
65-95
37/28195 (BOARDS -BOARDSW)
03/97
03/97
03/96
COMMUN|TyAFFA/RS ADWSORY BOARD /l O members - 2 year terms/
Jones' Appt.
Jones'Appt.
Grace's Appt.
Mike Smith
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DANIA BOARDS UPDATED AS OF O7l25l95
Dania Economic,/Downtown Redev. continued
{4,Michael Moore
{5)Maryann Signore
(6)Ron 5pencer
(7)Vito Mancino
(8) vacant
l9l Charles Zidar
( I 0) vacant
GENEML EMPLOYEES PENSION BOARD
{l )Ajbert Jones (COMMISSIONER)
{2)Lou Ann Cunningham (3 yr.term)
{3)Richard Eglinas (2 yr.term]
{4)Marle Jabalee (3 yr.term)
{s)Myrtle Corbin 12 yr term)
HOUS|NG AUTHOR/7v /4 YR.TERMSI
/No staffAtsignmens for thb board/
( I )Gloria Daly {Chairperson)
l2JSullivan Rodriguez
(3)Barbara Bullock
(4)Tom Sette
{5!udy Usifer
{6!une Silvernale
{7)Ronald Zielinski
HUAAN REUT/ONS BOARD
{ I )Roberr G. Adams l1 yd
{2lTom Grace
7/28/9s (BOARDS -BOARDSW)
04/27 /93
06/25/94
05/23/95
06/26/95
06/28/94
03/97
06/25/97
06/25/97
o6/26/98
06/27 /96
05/09/9s
05/23/95
05/23/95
07 /25/95
03/96
03/97
03/97
03/97
03/95
03/97
03/95
65-95
7 4-95
7 4-95
1 t7-95
65 95
59-93
8l-95
93-94
Commission Appt.
Emp.Elected
Comm.Appt
Emp.Elected
Comm.Appt.
Grace's Appt
Jones' Appt.
Dan Oyler
05/09/95
t0/27 /92
I 1/23/93
ot / t 0/95
10/27 /92
02/25/92
06/27 /95
05/23/95
Term Begins Term Fnds
1 I /0) /92 1 1/01 /96
1 t /01/93 1 1/0t /97
I I /Ot /94 lt/01/98
lt/01/92 1t/01/96
t ) /01 /91 n /01/95
06/0l /95 06/01/99
06/01/95 06/01/99
t 43-92
I 90-93
07-95
I +3-92
29-92
t06-95
79-95
{To complete W.Winkelholz term from I 1/9'l
M.Jabalee
05/09/95
05/09/95
66-95
66-95
4
Mike Smith03/96
03/97
Grace's Appt.
Bertino's Appt.
Bertino's Appt.
Mikes' Appt.
Mikes'Appt
Hyde's Appt.
Hyde's Appt
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DANIA BOARDS UPDATED AS OF O7l25l95
Human Relations Continued
(3)RoslynCurry(lyr)
(4Mildred Jones
(s)Merita Mitchell il yr)
(6!anice Peterman
(7)-.lune Silvernale
(8) Virginia Prescott
(9) Alex Buchsbaum
(l olDr. Helen Udell
(l IJsophie Steele
(l2J5ue Rappolj
(1 3lVacant
(l 4J Vacant
(l 5J Vacant
IIAR|NE ADWSORY BOARD // YEAR TERMS|
66-95
66-95
66-95
66-9 5
75-95
66-95
75-95
75-95
75-95
I I 0-95
68-95
68-95
7 6-95
68 95
68-95
108-95
68,95
68-95
7 6-95
68,95
Grace's Appt.
Mikes' Appt.
Jones' Appt.
Jones'Appt.
Bertino's Appt
Grace's Appt.
Bertino's Appt
Bertino's Appt
Hyde's Appt.
Hyde's Appt.
Hyde's Appt.
Mikes' appt.
Mikes' appt
Hyde's Appt.
Hyde's Appt.
Bertino's Appt
Jones'Appt.
Jone's Appt.
Grace's Appt.
Grace Appt.
Mikes' Appt.
Bertino's Appt
Mikes' Appt.
03/96
03/96
03/97
03/97
03/97
03/96
03/97
03/97
03/97
03/97
03/95
03/95
03/95
03/97
03/97
03/97
03/97
03/97
03/96
03/96
03/96
03/97
03/96
Dan Oyler
57/28195 (BOARDS -BOARDSW)
( I )Ted James
(2)Debbie Helmlinger
(3)Craig Mc Adams
(4)Raymond Lair
(5Herbert Penn, Jr.
{6)Charlie i\ilcKenna
{7)Anthony Stevens
{8)Charles Stephens
(9)Lewis Webb
{l o]William Wosenitz
05/09/95
0s/09/95
05/09/95
05/09/95
05/23/95
05/09/95
05/23/05
05/23/05
05/23/05
07/i/95
05/09/95
05/09/95
05/23/95
05/09/95
05/09/95
07 /t I /95
05/09/95
05/09/95
05/23/95
05/09/95
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PARKS 6 RECREAT/ON ADVISORY BOARD
ll )Barbara Bruce
(2)Michelle Bryant
(3)Pafti Fuccile
{4Tim Cates
l5)Diane Curry
{6lLorraine Gaskin
(TJVacant
(BDan Yagman
(9pohn Michalski
{l o}Alex Buchsbaum
( I pohn Chamberlain {l yr.J
(2]Victor Lohmann (l Yr.J
{3lMike Rozos
{4)Dr. Robert E. Harris
{5)Kimberly Daise
POLTCE AND FlRE PENS\ON BOARD. /2 YR.TERMS/
{ I Jcathy David
(2)Roben Donly
l3)Eugenelewell
14)Beulah Lair
i5lwardell Lee
l6)Vinson Marlin{Police RepJ
05/23/95
05/09/95
o5/09/95
7 8-95
70-95
70-95
o5/09/95
05/09/95
05/23/95
07 /t I /95
05/09/95
05/09/95
05/09/95
05/09/e5
05/09/95
05/09/95
05/09/95
58-95
58-9 5
58-95
58-95
58-95
03/97
03/97
o3/97
03/97
03/96
03/96
03/95
03/97
03/97
03/96
03/s6
03/96
03/97
oi/97
03/97
03/97
03/97
03/97
03/97
03/97
03/97
7 0-95
70-95
78-95
I 09-95
7 0-95
7 0-95
7 t-95
Jones' Appt.
Jones'Appt.
Bertino' Appt.
Bertino's Appt
Grace's Appt.
Grace's Appt.
Mikes'Appt.
Hyde s Appt.
Hyde's Appt.
[.4ikes'Appt.
Grace's Appt.
Mikes'Appt
Hyde's Appt
Bertino's Appt
Jones'Appt.
PER STATE STATUTES
Commission Appt.
Comm. Appt.
Elected by Bd.of Trustees
Comm. Appt.
Comm. Appt.
P.D. Elected
Mike Smith
Bertjno's appt.
WillAllen &
Dan Oyler
67/28195 (BOARDS -BOARDS\ 4
DANIA BOARDS UPOATED AS OF O7l25l95
PUNNTNG AND ZON|NG BOARD:/2 YR. tERMS/
05/09/95
05/09/95
05/t7 /95
05/09/95
05/09/95
03/22/95
7 t-95
7 t-95
clft 0f 2tt/ts(nn#( 0f
80,1P0 tffi c2ni/TrEE ilEqSEPS
DANIA BOARDS UPDATED AS OF O7l25l95
Police & Fire Penslon Continued
(7JLarry Rogers lPolice Rep)
(SUames MulfordFire Rep.J
{9lPatrick Patterson
UNSAFE STRUCTURES BOARD.'/3 YR TERMS/
(l )Richard Beftor
(2)Neal Aronson
{3'C.F. "Birf HiI
(4JFrank Hill
(5JHarry Hipler
{6)Sam Jolley
17lvacant
{8)William Sargent
{9)Brenda Miller
OCCUPATIOAUL L/CENSE REWEW COMM|NEE
{l JRonad Carter
(2JSophie Steele
13)Howard HiBch ll Yr.J
{4lEugene Jewell
(5)Vacant
OUTS4DE DAN/A APPO|NTMENTS
03/22/95
03/22/95
03/22/95
03/97
03/97
o3/97
P.D.Elected
F.D. Elected
F.D. Elected
06/13/95
0l / I o/95
05/25/98
05/13/96
98-95
08-95
o5/09/95
t0/26/93
05/09/95
02/ t 5/95
02/15/95
02/ t 5/95
05/09/95
05/23/95
05/09/95
09/14/93
03/98
05/96
3/98
02/15/98
02/15/98
02/15/98
67-95
17 7,93
67-95
25.t-95
25.1-95
25.t-95
{Real Est. Prop. Mgr} WillAllen
{ArchitectJ
{Engineer)
(Gen. Contractor)
{Attorney)
(Plumbing Contractor)
lReal Est. Appraiserl
{Elect. Contractor]
{Cit.exp. in social prob) Complete term of Ruther Carter
Jones'Appt.
Hyde's Appt.
Grace's Appt.
Eenino's Appt
Mikes'Appt.
Eu,a Gardner
03/97
03/97
03/96
03/97
03/95
69-95
77-95
69-95
77-95
NEW RlWR TA'K FORCE
Commissioner Hyde
17/28195 (BOARDS -BOARDSW)
06/25/9 I
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DANIA BOARDS UPDATED AS OF O7l25l95
Outside Dania Appointments continued
N.O.l.S.E
Vice Mayor Mikes (Voting Delegate]07 / t3/93
BROWARD COUNTY PUNNING COUNC|L
Commissioner Grace
BROWARD COUNTY COMMUNITY DE:WLOPMENT
Sterling Collins 02/08/94 20-94
BROWARD COUNTY L GUE OF CIT/ES
M Mikes. (Voting Delegate)
B. Grace Jalternate)
FLOR|DA LEAGUE OF C/IES
Mayor Hyde (voting delegate)
IAflOML L4GUE OF CIT/ES
N,4ayor Grace (Voting Delegate)
Vice Mayor Mikes {Ait. Delegare}
5/23/95
5/23/95
a6/13/95
08/24/93
08/24/93
87/28195 (EOARDS -BOARDSW)
CITY OF DANIA
August 4, 1995
Mayor and Commissioners
Michael Smith, lnterim City Manager
Drainage
\
DATE
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECI:
Heavy and frequent rains this summer have caused residents to voice concerns about drainage problems,
particularly in the eastem sections of the City'
The purpose of this report is to recap some of the actions the City has taken over the last lfive years, actions
*t'l,in ri. being taken now, and finally, plans to address the issue in a comprehensive fashion through
implementation of a drainage distilct.
PAST ACTIONS:
ln May 1980 the city expended $23,000 to improve drainage in the vicinity of s.E. 4th Avenue and S E' 3rd
place, and also authorized a study for the southeast sections which was performed by Berry & Calvin at a cost
ofo $18,000. Findings oi the study are attached.
ln the 1993-1 994 fiscal year, the City purchased a vactruck at a cost of $1 45,000 and hired a fulltime worker
to operate the equipmeni at an annuil cost of $37,000. This piece ol equipment has greaty improved the
funitioning of the existing system. While some flash flooding still occurs during heavy rains, the streets are
drier in a shorter time frame.
Last year the north and south area systems were tied together to further improve their operation at a cost of
$o,ooo. outRow pipes into the wetlands which were previously closed, were opened.
CURRENT ACTIONS:
This spring, a check valve was installed at a cost of $17,000 to prevent backflow from the wetlands into the
retention lakes.
public Works is currently planning to install several catch basins in the area of S.E. 3rd Avenue ands S.E. 2nd
Street to improve a critical problem in that area. Estimated cost is $3,000
INTER-OTFICE MEMONANDI,'M
Memo dated 8/4/95
To: Mayor & Commissioners
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The Public Works Department also actively monitors weather conditions and takes steps before expected
heavy rains to clean drains in problem areas and lower retention lake levels to accommodate additional
rainwater.
FUTURE ACTIONS:
The City has included $70,000 in the proposed budget for fiscal yearl 995-1996 to conduct a study in
compliance with F.S. 197.3632 toward implementation of a stormwater utility district including the
establishment of a special fund for revenue. To allow for the issuance of bonds to pay for the necessary
intrastructure, cost to the average homeowner will only be a few dollars per month.
once the preliminary budget is approved, stafi will begin the RFP process to hire an engineering firm to prepare
ttre study in a timely manner. Obviously, completion of the necessary improvements will take up to two years
depending on the scope of work.
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Robert "Bo" Donly
209 SE 3rd Terrace
Dania, Florida 33004
August 2, 1995
Dear Mayor Hyde,
During yesterdafs preparations for hurricane Erin I observed city workers all
around Dania helping people discard dangerous materials, and I also
observed the employees clearing debris in our alleys and streets. I want to
commend the people who had the foresight to plan for this service and the
people who did the actual work. I am sure that much more work went on
behind the scenes that I did not see, but what I saw was heartening. It made
me proud to live in Dania.
Please convey my thanks to our city staff.
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Scott SiDovi:2, recre6ehtinE yichael & Nancl Cas6o:1p, enphaslzedtha:- Yr, E !'l!'s. aasEone irl:r a:ree ro pay ro ,:cre thar S23,9Ol-OOas their parr of pdy;ert :or :i1a a."rioi"'i.":"it."""
Vics taycr Yi):eB sr,aLed tha: r.he:.e E.y be requlrerents lrEo6ed tyDER fo: t:ro cas6one6, to cbtaln " p".itt to'jo-ri"-jilfnug.
"nap.rnied ou! th.t the cas,oiea, ,ay'.""n u.-.Jiriria-ii'""t"rnpert of the cana1, pre6ently useai to draii :lis irop.rtV.
Hr. Slhel?itz lnforred \i.e ya:,or Hikes thdt a i!,Jition of thocan!1. iiaE alrc!C], bc:n fi:toC 1n are atier","i:iJ'jiIj"lg, i"being prc\,l.d6C and that the C{ty :ngtneei8 :iur"-.""i"roi tf,i"proJec: dDd co!:e up.riih:he Fe;tio;ec u i i . in" i: ,o" ,
- - i. .slrlsx1iz ,entj.cbed that :he p:€sent dirinage 6y6te,r,/C:ich r. put1n t{l:houi ihe k:roEledge cr conser:t of the property or;rera. :l:_.slrcki:z nenLj.oned rhai even ihoush the ;;r;;;;: -i=I-not turtyre6:ronalbl€ fc:-thc.draliage D:obi€h 1n tr,li ir"a,-iiev-r,au.agreed !o pay S23,901.00 to|.arda this p!-o j,ec:.
Vlce tlayoi l:j.kos lnfor:Eed l{r, SlDovlr_z thai accordlnq !o theDanln code, p€rr1ts EuBt be obreined fr"" ;";i;-;;;";ti otnergoveiireital authorltie6 rricr to fillinE in "ny-"iteirayu.John aaivlD, of Berry & CaLvin EirSlneers, explalDed that therea:e pe!.i:.j.ta. !6qu1rad for thiE drninaqe pio:.!i-ina-ti,"i-tt.r€6p,rnsib!1ity fo:. obtaining governnintil ieraiia fiiii on trredeyelo?er or property ovnel l
CoBlilarior6! Bertlno Etated thar 1f the deve:.oper doo6n.t coltactth6 environrertal aseneies on ou.-iinini ir," -iiliir"iIil
r t s , tharthe clty 6hou1d do so. Conrrissi.oner atrtino'eeiiioiei-ifnce ttreproporty oHner haa declded he .ra:1t-6.to UuilO oa''hfs'pici"aty
"nOnov rtnt6 to clog uD thi6 caB.l,. rhich j.E c6usi[g a ir.inog"proble!! to other pio?ertiee t'l tho 6.8. ,".tfon,-'tt.i'Iiorro u"rosponalble lor Dore than 5Ot or S21,OoO "i-i"iii.-'*'
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co!l;:ri6gioner cook askec clrv_Atlorner. Adler to clarify rho ie16sa1ty responej.ble roi the' d:a i ne ee'coii l' l,i-tii I' iii. ]'
City ,\ttoraey ,rdier st.L€C !-hat-ou! City Code providea thdt ev€ryproper:y oLner trl1i. tatie cale of their orn Ciaini"e-ii iietrpiopcity. city Attorrev tdter Eentioned ttit iii.-i:tij ilinvolved in this caae a; thj6 partlcular alrainage facllity HtIIbe handling d!.airage for other properties in ri .iei,--'
|ralror llc Elyea nentloned that in accordaDce |lith Alternate I. the30' Pvc pipe youtd connecr inlo the exi"iing il; pip"'"ii a."i"out to s.E. srh Avenue. !,rayor llc slyea asxio'iotri-[ifiii t"respoid to l'har could b6 do;e 1r th;'i;"i-;;;e;';'i iisi.l""" a.rlot isBue a pernlt tor that 6ide <,f 5rh;,r;;;;: -'-",'"'
JohD Cnlvlh lhforhed Ha!.or l: El!:ea tl:at there are a fera).terhative6 thar could be conrjicreC ,"ing-i."ii"Xi oi'"or. otthe. lake s]steirs irr the ar€a a.d thar i.t. ii :u"i-"'i"ii"i orrorklng out arrangener!B Eith the r"rior" .niir.,ni."Iii-"e.n"iur.ur. carvin recornnended a strrrty be ,r;;;;;;"; ;;i;; "II'ii.!.rnsLnto an aqreeI:rent ejth any p::operty o*ner fol aiiining'iil, ur.u.
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A liotion ra6 !,ade blrike6 to requeet thof the approprla Leparticular parcel othe lletl.ands, to enanC that the Conris
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Co;:!:.!16aIoner 66rt1Do coh:i.lEed :hatobtAin all, pertiDent info!.::ailon oncSi3tructiig any draj.nnge sys t eln.
CoiE:6s1on?r Cook exgrassed hei concern lor the 5 hotr€g that arealready bu1lt in the area.
AE otj.on raE Eade 5y CoE|ila6ionere6 to t.b1e thi.6 iteB.Bert:nc, Becohded by vlce Ha!,or
Coruilsglorr€t Cook, 6vote:,ct1on parsed on th€ tolloelng ro1l call
?h6 notLon !ai1€d or the fo:loving roll call vote:
Co;alastoner Bertiho-ye6 V:ce-!,Jayor Hlke"_],egcotnls6loirer cook-no yav"r yiii:,.i_io '--Coltolasionc! Grnce-Do
.^ aotlon ra6 ,ade by ColtiisEichea Cook, EecoDded by Co!:E1salon€r6!ace to. approve the €xpenditure ""q".it i".-tiJ !l"iJii p.op.r.yDy-acceptl:rg A1i_ernatlve A proposec'tv geiiy a--i
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Vic6 !iaya!: yrkes reaonfl:.;:ed. h1s cohce:n fcr fhe Daed to obtaina]lctecsErer}. agency lpprclals prlor to conetructlng :he dlrin8ge
Conni.ssloDer Bertj.no reconfiilleCl his concern for the hesd to.conduct e 6rudy fir6t before coDs:ructing i;v-ir"iiig"-iy"t"".
Coii:66ioner Cooi: re:rlnCed the Co:iiis6lolr that l,ltern6te A rillbe. .onrectlns !..ith the exlsr:ns crai;;;;'.pi;;-aii"jiv'ii"tut:.abshlnd :tve i.oses on this niop;rr!, aae - tl I i -
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_32, Tovnshlp 5O SouLh, Range 42 East, as reco:ded i.nP:..t Book 2, ?age 32 of th; public reco;Cs o:9aJecounty, Floridar said land nor Located fn ai"""ia-County, SLorida aad containlng S:,:OZ squaie-llei11.22j6{ a.res); togelher r.1th Tract : jees :le-ic:tfr172.5c fe€t and .egi south 330 te.t ttr"ieoi, -;i";i ;'jsoctlon-32, Tornship 5c sourh, i"r;.-;t-;;;i.-;;'^ ',recoiOed ln Plat Book Z, paqe 32, ot the p:5:ic recordeof Dade coun!y, Florida, eaid land no" f"l":ei-ir,---^*'broHald county, Florida aod containlng lo:,,ss; iqr"""teex 12.33223 acres), tes6 tlat portl5n rJi-i""a-iiir,t_?I:uay dgscribed in offic-JI recira uo..x-iizi;-;.;:="'d:rz, puDIlc recorda of proHard County, F)oildat!?!"!!"I rlth the Noirh 1?2.50 teet iees ii.-""rt309.00 Ieet the:.eof of Tract 2, alock 1, i"i:i.i-:a,Tol,rlohip 50 south, Rahge {2 Easr, aa .ecorcea ii iiltl?ll.?: P?!! 12. of the public records of oii" ilriiv,rrorrca, Iess that portion for road riqht_of_ravceacrlbed rn offjclaj record book 5619, Daqe ag'Z,public iecord3 o! Broyard county, floria!; -""ia-iurra
nox_locared in Brolard county, ilorida "ni ."ii"io-iiE52,502 Eguate feet (1.20?6 acrea); horr fno"n as pii-it-l.' ol t.c,R. piat, accoraung to the p].t ti".""i.' --
:eeorded ln plat Book 118, ar page lg, ol tne-pJiiicrecords ot_Bropard county; rlori.ia; t&i:r,".-"iii-ii"1n!ere6t of peEitloners/oeners in aaia6ent tr;ji; -",
:1:l!-:! r:y, end p!.ovi.cins ror ririi!-oi-ciii.ii ""aptsvlctrn9 for an effective date.
l-:9:191 rs6 ,ade by coilll6sioher 8erllno, seccnateai bvuo&&t6s:oner G!.ace to approve the C"n""nt tqinii-iiti,tna exception of itetuE 1.1 aDd i.5.
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Resolu t i.on1.4 City Attorney ldler read the tj,tIe of a res6tuilonapprovinq Letrer Dio.6^a1 to citi oi-oinii irii-i!i.v *!:lIi!,, Inc., clviI inglneero, tcr perforrance-oi'^c:alnage study for the southeaGt ar"" of tlo ii:i;provid:ng fo nethod of pa),hent; ana pro,,.i.e: lt - ior :ne!featlve da:e.
Clty Ianage:. platley reaponded to Vlce Xayol Nikes,concerha by sratins rhat Berry & calvin ;iii ;;J;". "achemaric drar,lng of the area being "tuai"i-ri'ijiirionto the Cohprehensive Repor,. and th;t tn"-.J"i"foi-ir,i"dtud) !iiIl corr'e froo rhe rocar "pii"n-i""-i"*.
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A rotjci xaE tnade by Vlce ltayor lrike6, secoialed bvcorni6sioher crace io adopt_ihe. ;;;;iiti;;-;;;;";irsthe draj.nase study foE tt,i so,r:rreiii ;;;;"";-;;;'ai.yat a ccsr of 518,OOO.OO.
ihe rctj.on passed on the follol]lng roll calL vcie:
CoDrEissloner 3ertino-yes Vice_l{ayca Ijkes_veccor niss: oner cook-yes x.y".-iiiiy""'J1i!",=-Cor:oissioaer c!ace-yeE
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C.1vin, Civtl Engineers, to the Ciil. ci Dania, da.ed !tay 7, 1990,
! copy of llhlch is ltlached hercto .s Exhjbi: rA., be and th. same
i.s hereby ncceptcd !nd approved yi:i the charges therefor 1n the
su:'. of SI8,000.00, to be paid rlth :cnies derived fron the ctty,s
1oc.l option g.s tlx.
Sectlon 2, That th!s resolutic:i sbali be ln fgrce .nd t!keeffect lo,llediatel.y upoh its pss3age a:1d adcption.
PASSED arC tDOptED :his 2znd Ca.,,
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A. AESOLIJiTCN OI THE CI1: CF DAN]A, T'LORIDA,AP9ROVI,\:c :ET?ER ?ROpCSi.:, :c cI?y or oelr:e:ROr{ BERRy . C.4LvIN, I\a., C:vIL enC:siiii,acR F:RFC.D.rlAr;:E OF O?A:.ii3: s:uoy ror itiSoU?BEASi ARSA OF ?BE a::y, pnOVtO:r,rC idnHEIHOD OF l.{yHEN?; AND ??O'JIDIIJc rOn lrAFFECTIVE DAt5.
RSSOLVED BY TIIE CITY COIIY:SS:CN OF TIIE CIIY OF DANIA,
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Yr. lierr expla:ired thai. :he Ceri.:f:aa.-ion p:ccess (il1 be conducted inthree part6; (1) Subniti:ng for ?ro1,isj.onal. Cer'-:ficaiion (2) Preparing
LEeidnent.s fcr Co.Jn!y coipliance (3) Submitring the Flex ?one !ab1es.The Provisional Cer:lficaliorl uould involve submitting the pian for.e\'rer and agreeing l.r aceept the reconllnelida'-ions b!, the Coun!y to ,nakeaFei:dhents to ihe pldn for ccnpLiance sith:n one yea:. i{e e\plained!ha! Lhe City r.ould tire:1 p!'epare the ailendheits to aughent the goal:r,
o-hjectives and polic:es section cf tbe Cou:1t) Laid Use Elemen! forcchpllance a:rd that the Flex Zone Tables lre prepat_€d and subnitted inthe begirnlng r.jh ihe Pacvislonal Ce!tifi.:arioi, Hr. Xerr felt he'rouiC be able lo slb,niL i,he pl.a:1 11:hi!t 3 +-o .i 'ieeks and tha! the Countyshculd lake 2 to 3 non:ha to i.ssue thej.r statement for compi:ance andthat !be actual approval sbould be obtalneC t,j, Septerrbo!', 1-492.
Cit-w Uanager Flatle-v advtsed that ri11 Al.1en or hinself are both capableof presenting:his p13h:r the CouDty but th6t the ilDe invoived top:€pale it lJculd hj.ider their Dorlnal adnin:strative responsibilitiestrhich i6 tlhy an outside ccnsultant i.s r eco!4!re !'rC ed .
Lr. Flatley eltcouraqed attendance b)' the Coi:iisslon at theoc:o5er 1? at 9:00 a.n. at the Holida'i lnn Eith the HarihaAssoclation and governEe[ta] !'epresentatiles in re93!d3 Lo
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:ir. i',anzje felt th.l sith hir businens b?ina locatedbl,'irg a fu11 se:'\'i.e hor6: he is requj reC r; carer toclients r.ho,,ee bar needc esr:end i to thc late fiornina-
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Coniissloner Hlde star-ed thai exiending bar hou!s for this piace ofbusinesF soulC set a Freaedeit o, estending hcurs for other businesse61n !he Ci!y. Coh,niEsioner H).de didn't feel the CommissioD coulC coheup lijih a {air and :ega1 ]!lethod to exLend ihe hours.
Y:, elatLey ffaitioncd the neeC to deciata ho! t.r fu:.rC the pernj,ttj,iqp:ccess tor the Siorfi(ate!' YaiagenenL Progra:r and reg'Jested John Caivl-,Crty Eiq:neer, cornenL on this jssuo,
.,io:!n Calvin, 're!'ry; Cal\'i:t, preseiLed the.1:ainaEe study for thescutheaat section of th€ Cj.ty and re;ieEed the ilood elevaticrg anddraiila-ce iequj.re ellts. Dj.scu-"sio. folloEeC cn the recent fluoC danageFf facr-s to the southeagt gection causcd fron the unusual hesvy rai.nsCesigDaled as a 'liund:'eC yea!. Storfi". l{r. CalviD advi.aed thar_ the!-e i6no systern available that can account for this t!.pe of storrn but fel.t it, 1cuId be helpful if the Cltl. corsistently riairtained catch besins on aI :'eguiar bagis especiall) Hl1en heavy flooding is e:<pecleC.L <. Reconside:'ation :.equestgd for a 4 a.E. clogirrg of the SheratonDesigD Center ltotel - Bo<tdleE Lounge.
Yarco A. HaDzie, Gener:1 yanag€r-Sh€aaion Desjgn Center, caDe forHard to!sp1a1n that he Ha6 out of torn lJhen the Corirission decided io deny hiareqtJ€st to extend the bar hou!s for Soodles l,ounge and tbat he nas ofEhe underslandjng tlat his request Has appro\,ed. ),,r. Vanzie reques!edan explana!io, on xhy thF Conni6sicn Cenied this request.
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input et thar time.
Commissioner Benino ctarified with Mr. Thompson that FDOT is not currently distributing
a map showing alternative configures for,the road. He reguested Mr. Thomson to ensure that
Dania be advised as progress is being madc on the $udy.
City Manager Flatley recommended that the Ciry obuin a.copy of rhc master plen from the
city of Boca Raton regarding thc widening of Federal Highn'ay and Dixie H.ighc'ay and the
need to pursue an offensive position with this project.
vice Mayor Mikes stated the need for the Ad Hoc commiaee meerings ro bc raped and
minrrtes tr"rrscribed to retein a record of the proceedings'
No action was taken.
4,1 WAS HEARD AT THIS TIME
7.2 WAS HEARD AFIER 8.2
7.2 Commissioner Bcnino meotioncd that thc City obaiacd 7 options for ad&essing the
dreinage problem in thc southeast scction of thc Ciry when the snrdy was conducred somc
tirn. "to. He stressed the need to review this problem based on thc flooding problem that
exists and the impact from a major storm that could ocorr.
Commissioner Hyde mentioned that it is goint to cost the Ciry eround 2 million to repair the
problem and that the Ciry is not in a financial Position to handle the problem.
Mayor Grace suggested to conduct e workshoP meedng with the consultants'
ciry Manager Flatley rdvised thar under President clinton there mry bc_fcdcrd fuading
"rr"ilrbl. for utility, water, s€wer, ro.d end dninage improvements aad that therc is a need to
stay in communication with state rePresentatives for possible Programs.
Vice Mayor Mikes mentioned the need to sce if grant oonics_ could posibly bc obuined for
these drainage improvements in conneoion with enhancing the Vestlekc rea-
7.3 Will Allen, Gros'th Managemcnt Director, presented his recommendation to release
roadway easements for properry.! 4490 SV 26 Avenue as rcquested by Cd Rudniclc
Vice Mayor Mikes recommended to install a notice sign up in the arca in an effon to give thc
public in rhe area an opponuniry of being aware of the Potential releasc of easement.
REGUI-AK MEETINO 11 APRTL 13, 199:t
The motion passed on the following roll call vote:
Commissioner Beftino - yes
Commissioner Jones - yes
Mayor Grace - yes
Commissioner Hyde - ycs
Vice Mayor Mikes - yes
8.5 comm.issioner Ben.ino.stared that he is working with Maurice conaell, the ciry,sGraar coordinator, on obtaining a grant for the drainaie proble- i' sorti"-"n o*i, rr.requesred that th.is item be continued until he is able to -obiain funhe, info.r*iioo oo rt.grant. Vice Mayor Mikes mentioned the need to ensure that there is no _"r* ;;;-consrrucrion condition attached to the grant proposd.
9.1 !7AS HEARD AFTER 8.5
8.6 VAS HEARD AFTER 1.13 ON THE CONSENTAGENDA
!:5 . . JiT simpson presented his plans ro purchase the properry rocated on the nonh side ofsheridan srreet kaown as 1.4961502 south bixie pef,*.y. 'He
rnentioned ,h., ,k frop.r.1,was previously a rransmission center and auto body shop and thar he h^ pl;;r;-;;;rade rheproperry to a small scale boat sales busines.
Sharon Hampton, Braun & May Realry, representing the currenr owners of the properry,f[:!:Y t f":y-j:-f .."p?,r..d th.t thep'o-p.rryir. fo,."to*r. -Jil, Hr"..prytor rwo years. she mentiooed that code Enforcement has been very helpful io "rrirtirrg h"i tokeep rhe properry clean but by the ne:c day there is refixe *d rrg;t;;;br..r. -ii. r.tthat the proposed business would be a_posiiire benefir as D"ri" ir;;;; I"*-r,ri"y *athat the properry will be fenced in andiandscaped.
vill Allen, Gromh Management Director, advised that the property is zoned c-3 a',d rherequesred use is not permined in this distria so a rezoning *ould have ,o u. ,.qr.r,J io. ,u,use. The C-4zoning district allows a boat sdes/repair r.rii* *a "or.e. ;; s]llil-except.ion which would allow the commission to ir".. conditions
"r "p?u.rL ri.propeny would then require site plan approval.
vice Mayor Mikes recommended to prace this item on the next workshop meetinq for reviewand then the next regular meeting{oi posibre acrion. wiil Alr.r;;;;i;;;H'h","
go before the Planning e Zoninf Boaid prior to going before,h" ci y-c;;,"i:-J;;;;action.
ITEM 8.3 \TAS HEARD AFTER 8.6
REGUI-AR MEETING 10 JULY I3, 1993
The motion failed on the following roll cdl vote:
Comm.issioner Benino - no
Commissioncr Jones - yes
Mayor Mikes . no
Commissioner Bertino - yes
Commissioner Jones - no
Mayor Mikes - yes
Commissioner Bcnino - ycs
Commissioner Jones - no
Mayor Mikcs - yes
Commissioner Hyde - no
Vice Mayor Grace - yes
A motion wes made by- commisioner Benino, seconded by Mayor Mikes, after passing thcgavel, to hold a' open forum meeting specifically for obt";ni"g "irir.o ;il;i#i.
changes to be held on a regular bais ( Z t.ima a year),
The motion passed on the following roll call vote:
Comm.issioner Hyde - yes
Vice Mayor Gracc - no
8.3.2 A motion was madc by commissioner Hyde, seconded by commissioner Benino todefer the resolurion appointing members to a Chaner Review Commimee.
The motion prsed on the following roll call vote:
Commissioner Hyde - yes
Vice Mayor Grace - ao
8'4 Commisioner Benino mentioned that hurricane season is here and that the southeastsection of the ciry continues to have e dtainage probrem and that N;;b;;y'; ""r,i"r*to be an eyesore ro surrounding propenies.
City. Manager. Flatley advised that bi& have been advenised on maintainiog tbe drains in thesoutheast secrion and that bids ere due July 20.
\ri[ Allen, G:owth Management Direcror, advised that a repon has been reccived fromNunrngham Environmental on a phasc II Environmentd Study end the srudy will be utilizcdtowards the clean up of the Nassau Daddy,s pr-op.r"l,. Mr. Flailey.drirJ J'",,i;;;;..ydoes need some surface cleani-ng *d th.t li.ns h*. b.., .ppri.d ;, ;.;r"f*y'iyt ils.*r,Broward Hospitd District, IRS and the Ciry of Dania
1;1 , ai? Manage.r Flatley advised that.the ribrary construction should begin the first weekot July and compJetion is expected somerime around Oaober 1, 1994.
Mike Smith, Personnel Director, mentioned that the comminee for communityDevelopment made recommendations to the County Commission regarding .ll ih. proi"crsrhar were submined for the 20th year community b.u.rop..nt Br":k c;;;;;i#" rr,.
7REGUI-AR MEEIING JUNE 14, 1994
the counry's proposal "Land Use comparibiliry" to include residenrial use to the sourh, ro
reference the document showing the open space buffer, and to srate thar the Dania cut-off
Canal is a major Counry recreational resource rhat is being impacted.
The motion passed on the following roll call vote:
Commissioner Benino - yes
Commissioncr Jones - yes
Mayor Mikes - yes
Commissioner Hyde - yes
Vice Mayor Grace - yes
8.4 commissioner Bertino mentioned rhat pan of rhe drainage problem in rhe southeast
secdon is from warer ruooff from Federal Highway. He reponed on ht effons to request the
Depanmenr of Transponadon ro clean all of the drains and carch basins along Federai
ffiShwaf. If the problem is not resolved with cleaning the drains then the syitem design will
have to be reviewed.
Commissioner Jones commented on the drainage probleos throughout rhe Ciry and
mentioaed rhe need to come up with a way to increase revenues ro address the problem. ciry
Anorney Adler-reponed that informarion has been received from piaellas couory showing '
that they formulare reveaues based on impervious areas which includes the areraje of all '
homes in the affected area- Mobile homes are figured on a squ,*e foor basis and a=different
amount is used for apafiments and parking lots. Mr. Adler advised thar this formula was
presented at a seminar and is an exccllent formula to raise funds for draiaage.
Marie Jabalee, Fioance Director, mentioned rhe ciry's ection about 1 year ago to eoter ioto en
€reemenr with Broward counry to research srorm warer runoff and that ciry engineers
cooducted snrdies. She mentioned that Hallandde, Oakland Park and several-othe-r cities i.o
?-y*-i Counry have implemented storm water drainage uriliry nx and that it only runs a
few dollars per mooth per household.
commissioner Benino mentioned that the new sewer cleaning truck should help the &ainage
problems in rhc ciry because ir is going ro clean drains all year long. Further .J--"ot
related to rhe huge expense that can be imposed on rhe ciry by the South Florida vater
Management Disrrict to meet their standar& for cleaning ruooff water before ir is dumped
into any recharge area
Mayor M.ikes mentioned that rhe differenr elevations throughour the ciry are part of the
problem. Commissioner Hyde agreed with Commissioner Benino,s effons to make thc
proper agencies responsible for cleaning rheir drains.
8.5 vice Mayor Grace asked for a status repon on rhe graffiti code violation for Dusky
Marine.
r0fi[ Allen, Grosth Managemenr Depanment, reponed rhat Dusky Marine painted the
graisri out up to a heighr of 6' and rhar graffiri is a problem in this area of rhl ciry. Mr. Allen
REGUE.AR IUEE?ING 9 SEPTEMBER 13, 1994
CITY OF DANIA
INTER.OFFICE MEMORANDUM
To:Robert Flatley, CitY Manager
From: Dan Oyler, CitY Planner
Date SeptemberS, 1994
Re SE Section Drainage
At your direction I contacted the Florida Department of Transportation to
inquire about the possibility of problems with Federal Highway drainage and it's
relationship to the drainage problem in the SE section.
Mr. Doug Anderson of the deparfnent suggested that we get in touch with
the District Maintenance Office and request that all of the drainage lines on U.S.
.1, East Dania Beach Blvd. and sheridan street be cleaned of all debris. lf this
does not substantially reduce the amount of water then we should contact the
Design section and request that a design study be undertaken in effort to
elevate the problems.
I have placed a call to the Maintenance Division to request the cleaning of
the drainage lines.
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CITY OE DANIA
SOUTHEAST AREA DRAIIIAGE
Prepared by:
Berry & Calvin, I nc.CiviI Engineers, planners, and Land Surveyors2 Oakwood Boulevard, Suite I20Ilol lywood, Florida 33OZO
AugusE, 1990
B & C Projecr No. 90-04I
TABLE OF CONTSYTS
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INTRODUCTION 3
EXISTING SYSTEM ANALYS IS 3
ALTERNATE SYSTEMS. ......5-19
FINANCING PROGRAM. ............ 20
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The C::y of Dania, in order Eo combac t-he drai:lage problerns in
the southeast ar.ea. nust devise a method of ejecting excess
stornwacer. The low Iying Eopography a:d undersized drainage
piping conEribute Uo the ineffective handling of the runoff.
Presently, Ehe area has three drainage basins, as seen on sheet I
of 8. The northern areas drain into che Meadowbrook Lakeview
Condoninium lake sysEem where stormwaCer is pretreated in lhe
lakes and pumped to west. lake conservaticn area. The central
sect.ions drain to a low lying $itch along Ehe south side of S.E.
3rd Place. This area is often flooded in cases of moderately
strong rainfall events. partly due to its .low Lyi.ng elevations
and parily due to t.he fact Ehat no outleC is available for the
runoii other Chan the ditch. The southe=:: portion of ihe area
drai.ns either to Ehe south Meadowbrook Lake Condominium lake
systen or directly to West Lake via gravity drainage pipe.
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accomnodaee even noderate sEorn events and iue to the area,s low
elevation, substantial improvenents by way of increased pipe
sizes and pumping of drainage would be necessary co adequateLy
drain :he area. Options I through VII illustrate several nethods
to inprove the area's drainage through the use of targe diameter
pipe runs and punping of the drainage to Wes! Lake Conservati.on
area. While Options I through VI offer coverage of a 3 year - 1
day s:crtr event, Option VII only offers relief from a storn thaE
is sosewhat less lhan a 2 year event. The Erore expensive options
offer a nore effeceive system due to the facE t.hat peak runoff
raees c1n be handled by a pumpi.ng station betler t,han by positive
(gravi:y) drainage. A summary of the coscs for each option
follows the ilIusEraEions and is tabulated here in order of cost.
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Subsequen! !o choosing an oPtlon, the Ci'.y may also like to
establish stormwater utility fees to finaQce the system. An
exanp).e of such a prograsr which IBay Prove quite effective in
distribuii::g costs for the improvenents is di.scussed in detail' at
the end oi the report. In essence, a standard fee is assessed to
each property owner based on the amount of :mpervious ( runoff
producing) area found on the.Particular ProPerty. More
sophisticaced rnethods for cha rg i ng other ProPerties than
residential are covered as well.
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The Sout.heasi .!orcion of che Ci.ty of Dania, due t.c i:s low iying
eievation, is presently suscepE ible to heavy f Icod i:rg during
.-doderat.e rain storns occurring several t.imes Chrou-ohou: any given
year. An inadequate drainage system combined wit.h lor{ existing
elevations increases its vulnerability to f loodi.ng. pipe
materials and sizes are also undersized in sorne instances,
therefore, neasures muse be taken to curb, or at 1east. reduce the
probability of flooding the existing developments.
Figure I represents the study area, bounded by Federal Highway
and S.E. 5th Avenue on the West and east, and by Dania Beach
BouI eva rd and Sheridan SCreet on Che north and s ou th.
respecti.vely. The. nat.ural.contour of the land s lopes f rom
Federal t{ighway east to S.E. 5th Avenue, necessita:ing that the
drainage be routed eastward. The logical routing of stormwaEer
discharge would be Eo the Wesi Lake Conservation Area east of
S.E. 5t.h Avenue. However, State and llaCional environment,al
agencies maintain jurisdictional control over the conservation
area, and any construction which will aIt.er or affect. the nacural
wetland ecology [rust be permitted by Lhe associated aEencies.
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i . :"= i:i.q"'?''{-'.fhe exlSting drainage system consists of essenEially three basins
which can be seen on Sheet I of 8. Stormwater runoff fron the
nortsltta3tern region (from Dania Beach Boulevard south to S.E. Gth.i+...SEreet) is routed toward inEercepting trunk Iines along S.E. 2nd
Avenue. Drainage is then rouEed eastward along S.E. 2nd Street
and outfalls into the t.hree lake system of Meadowbrook Lakeview
Condominiums. Northeastern areas are drained via a drainage
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from S.E. 3rd Sereet eo S.E. 4t.h St.reet is directed to the low
lying land along S.E. 3rd Place. which is currently being
deve Ioped .
FinaIly, areas south of S.E. 4th Street between Federal l{ighway
and S.E. 5th Avenue are served, for the most part, by independent
pipe runs direeted toward outfall culverts under S.E. sth Avenue,
A small portion of Chis area adjacent west to the intersection of
S.E. 5th Avenue and Sher j.dan SEreet. has been developed for
commercial purposes and includes independent rock Erench drainage
sysEems. However, . addit ional drainage wilI be needed at this
intersection due to sEanding water. Many of Ehe existi.ng
drainage pipes throughout Ehe entire area are of corrugated netal
mat.erial where other malerials would be more efficiently used.
.\ny legitimate nethod of inproving the existing drainage systeE
will be limited by the existing siEe elevations. present
standards established by drainage districts governing finished
floor and road crown elevations, pretreatment of stornwater
runoff prior to discharge, surface 'rater contamination, etc. nay
need to be varied so thaE improved drainage can be provided.
Fortunately, prelininary investigation has led us to believe that
these variances are obtainable and the governing agencies are,
more often !han not, sensitive to municipalities desiring to
improve inadequacies in existi.ng drainage systems. The U.S. Arny
Co rps of Engineers, Flo r ida Department of Env i ronmental
RegulaEion and South Florida waEer Managenent District are the
governing agencies which regulate such improvemenls, Typical
permiEting fees have aLso been included in che cost estimates.
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report and the ProPosals presented ws6s we1 I received'
ALTERNATE SYSTEMS
The most pracLical methods to avert Dania's Present drainage
problens are difficult to utilize, since existi'ng elevations and
IackoflargeareasavailableforreEentionprohibitProPer
nanagemenE of stornwacer. No additional area now exists eo
allocate for purposes of Pretreatment, or storage of stormwater
runoff in the forn of lakes. The following drawings show, as
conceptual designs, alternacives which will improve uPon the
present sysEem. fhe designs offer varying oPtions of gravity and
gumped d ra i nage. OPt ions I Chrough vI are essent ial ly new
systens, while option VII is an improvement to the existing
drainage system. However, Options I through VI offer coverage of
the 3 year I day storB or 6.5 inches .of rain Per day while Option
vII covers soaewhere Iess than a 2 year storn' This is the
minimum guantifiable storn event and thus Option vII t"ouId be
erely offering linited reIief.
As previously stated, the only logical direction to route
stormwater discharge is the to west Lake Conservation area east
of S.E. 5th Avenue. Therefore, aIl proposed oPt ions f eature
drainage to the east and outfalL to the conservation area' The
construction costs were obta i ned f rortr the lat est f igures
published by Ehe Florida DePartmenE of TransPortation and are
typical costs for drainage systems in South Florida'
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cons is'"ing of 10 pr imary runs . The nor Ehern areas ( Sec t ion A)
drai.il to existing lakes in t.he Meadowbrook Lakeview Condomi.nium
Complex. Here the water is detai.ned in the existing Iake systen
and chen punped by an existing 14,000 gpn stormwater puurp station
to west Lake. The remaining runoff in Sections B and C is routed
directly to !{est Lake via gravity conduiEs. Option I incurs the
larges'. pipe sizes of any option and installation of Ehese pipes
wiI I present severe problems.
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S.E. 3rd Place which rece ives runof f f rour Sect ion B and
discharges to West Lake through Ehe proposed 54-inch force main.
Section A runoff is rout.ed to the Ehree Iake sys teE at
Meadowbrook Condominiums as before, while runoff from Seetion C
discharges into West Lake directly through gravity flow under
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Section B is positive drained to West Lake by large gravity runs.
and Section C runoff is routed to the sout.hern lake system which
feeds a large pump sCation along S.E. llth Terrace, punping the
wat,er Eo West Lake through two 54-inch dianeter force mains.
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drairage canal just east of s.E- 5Eh Avenue' This oPeion is
groposed as a ethod of obtaining wet deEention of stornwater. if
required by the peruritting agencies. The canal could be used on
any opEion and is merely shown to exhibit a possible Pretreaunent.
nethod. Eowever, the land east of S.E. 5th Avenue is Privately
ownedanddueto!hePresenceofasubstantialaDountof
environmentally protected plant life, it would be very difficult
to obtain pernission to excavate east of S'E' 5th Avenue'
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FroD oPtion #2
2. Drairage Canal
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Section A runoff is manipulated as in all of the previous options,
SecEion B runo!f is routed to Ehe central pump station which
pumps directly tc West Lake Conservation Area. Secti.on C runoff
fIows, as in OpEion III, to the southern.Iake systen, and is
pumped by the souChern pump station to West Lake. Hydraulically
speaking, this option would be more effective t.han aIl other
opcions a! removing excess water from Ehe areas.
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inEo west Lake. Sections A and C drain to the lake syst.ens and
are then pumped.to t.he Conservation area as discussed before.
The larger drainage basins (Section A and C) were extended to
neec and thus provide increased pretreatnent capabilities.
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storE, cut merely offers a cost effective alternative t.o relieve
presen-- drainage inefficiencies, as mentioned before. This
optioo offers a skeletal version of previous options which, under
modera:e rainfall intensities ( Iess than .2 year storn), will
proviCe much inproved drainage capacity. Large int.ersect ing
Erunk lines are located along the more vulnerable streeCs to
allevia:e undue flooding that presently occurs. when considering
the present elevations and status of developmenE, this type of
iEproverent may be the nost practical alternative, since any
pumping staEion will be linited ultinac.ely by the positive
drainage systen's capacity to convey runoff to the lake systems,
and any savings in piping afforded by using a pumping option is
nega:ed by the increased costs for the puElp station and force
main(s) involved in the resulting option.
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A mechod in which to finance che chosen oPtion is t.o impose fees
lor Ehe sEormwaEer systen Co Ehose res idencs rece iv ing the
i,mprovements, The city of Cape coraI. Florida has ilnplemented
such a program and ii is coordinaced as follows. Each ProPerty
owner is billed for the stormwater service received based on the
amount of inpervious (runoff Producing) area associated with
their property. If a property is residentially zoned. an average
percent of impervious area can be found and a base fee can be
computed for this prc9erty. For example, in Cape CoraI, it was
found that the average impervious area for aIl residential
property was 2,823 square feet and the average total residential
property area is about 10,000 square feet. Every I0,000 square
feet of property owned and developed would therefore represent an
equivalent residential unit (ERU), forming the basi.c uniE for fee
col Iec t ion.
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FINANCING PROGRAM
In order lo apply this methodology for fee collection to aIl
property owners, an accePtabLe standard must be used to assess
fees to oversized lot.s, nulti-famiIy, non-resideneial, and
undeveloped properties. For oversized 1ots, a reduced raEe is
charged for additional property area above I0,000 sq.ft. For
multi-family property, one ERU is allocated for each dweLling
uniE, uhen for any ProPerty greater than the standard 10,00O
sq.ft. per dwel I i ng unit, a reduced raEe is cha rg ed. For
non-residential property (commercial, governnental, indust,rial,
et.c. ) utility fees are determined by Ehe amount of impervious
area converted Co ERU's. For' example, if a commercial Property
contained 5, 000 sq. fe. of imperv ious area wiEh an average
impervious area of 2,500 sq.ft., this proPerty would be assessed
5,000 + 2.500 = 2 ERU. Any remaining ProPerty exceeding say one
and one-half tines Lhe total area of imperviousness for Ehe given
region would be charged a: :he reduced rate. For undeveloped
property, the reduced rate will be applied for each lO,OOO sq.ft,of property area.
In Cape CoraI, the reduced raEe in aIl the above
of the standard rate. A1so, the standard rate
$2.50/mo., or 930 per year. The following is an
a fee calculation for an oversized non-residential
Cape Coral standards.
exampl. es .is 87t
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property us ing
ToCal Property Area = I5,000 sq.ft.
Total Inpervious Area = 5,000 sq.ft.
Average Impervious Area = 2,823 sq.ft. (Cape Coral)
1 one ERU for each 2,823 sq. f t. of irnpervious
#ERU = 5,000 * 2,823 = 1.77 ERU
1.77 ERU x 92.50/ERU /ao. = $4.42/no.
An additional raee
oroPerty area greate r
at 878 of standard rat.e is charged
than 1.5 times the total inpervious area:
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1.5 x Total Imp. Area = 1.5 x 5,000 = 7,500 sq.ft
(15,000 - 7,500 sq.f r. ) + 2,823 sg. f,t. = 2.66 ERU's
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A fee schedule for the City of Dania would undoubtedly bedifferent and should be based on a desirabre financing schedure.
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selected and the cost of the improvenents are more defined. The
kind of program nentioned above could also be suPPlemenEed by Bhe
bridge and gas tax money received by the City
t.o discharge along with the standard
basin, however right-of-way needs to be
poI l )t ion retardant catch
obta ined .
options 2 through 6 also included storm water PumP stations which
are strongly recommended since t.hey provide dn assured discharge
during a stortr event th j,le a gravity discharge is dependent on
the amount of rainfall anil tides.
It should also be recognized that corsPonents of each oPtion nay
be conbined to deterDine the final master Plan, however it is
strongly reconnended that a PIan be adoPted and implemented for
Ehe southeast area of Dania.
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a 3 year I day s.torm wit.h the sevent,h opt ion only prdviding
relief fot a 2 year storm or less. It. should be recognized Ehat
a 3 year I day storn will only anounE to 6.5 inches of rainfall
while heavier storm event.s, such as the April, 1979 storn (IO0
year) or the July, 1988 srorn (10 year) will result in flooding
in the area for a period of t.ime. It should also be noted that
the Broward County standard for street elevations is protection
against a l0 year storo or elevation 5.0,. Many streets in the
study area are at elevation 3,5 or less and soroe houses are not
much higher
Another factor to be finalized is the discharge ineo the l{est
Lake area. !{hile this has generally been a rece-otive idea to the
agencies, there is stiIl a concern about pollutancs entering the
area, particularly grease. oil and leads from cars. This concern
was verified by the water quality Eests that were .oerformed.
It will therefore be necessary to provide pretreatment to t,he
storn water prior to discharge. On new developments, Ehis
pretreatmenE is normally accomplished by oeans of dry retention
areas or lakes which nornally anount to 2O-2 5t of the area. In
Dania's case, this would amount t,o approxiEately 104 acres. This
area is obviously not available with only 12.4 acres being
available for storage in lakes. If the south Meadowbrook lakes
are removed fron storage, as has been discussed, then 9.1 acres
are avaiLable for storage. An option that was addressed for
additional storage in the study is a north-south ditch, parallel
to 5th Avenue. This opEion would provide some pretreatment prior
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[orYour lnformation
RE
August 1. 1995
MEMORANDUMTO: CITYCOMMISSION
REUTERRECYCLING
I have heard that there are a significant number of rumors about Reuter Recycling and its pending
sale or acquisition.
It is a fact that a number of suitors have approached the City and, in fact, have come in for meetings
to discuss their plan of action should they successfully acquire the facility. I think it is our obligation
to listen to proposals, however, I contend that we, as host City, and our partner cities, maintain first
right of refusal. Whether or not any of the parnrer ciries wish to exercise that right will become a
matter to be decided by each appropriate legislative body after an acquisition plan is on the table
benveen Reuter Recycliag and any other legal stake holders involved with Reuter and the suitor.
Until that happens, it is my position that the City and partrrer cities must maintain the strongest
possible negotiating position in order to accomplish certain desirable goals for ow residents and the
environment. Among these goals are at least four main objectives: (not in particular order of
importance)
l) Negotiate the best possible economic package for our communities,
2) Maximize the amount of recyclables from our solid waste stream,
3) Prohibit any noxious fumes emitting from the plan!
4) Control traffic circulation to the facility.
I am sure many other issues will surface, but as a starting point, I felt it was important for any
prospective buyer to be fully aware of these main points of importance and therefore felt no
relucunce in expressing my personal opinion on those matters. I hope that this will serve as a
sufficient update on where we stand as ofthis date.
Alex . Fekete
Ma1-or
AGF/jal
cc: Citv Manager
Citv of Dania
Ciry of Hallandale
Ciry ol Pompano Beach
) SP€ED RESPOTISE- c o ttt tn tsst o iii's- iiQa es r
Commissioner nne Gunzburger
FHOM county Administrator c 0sterhol t
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The preferred accessof Broward County anI-95lI-595/US44t as s
te for Waste vehicles from the Southeast areaade-County to the South Resource Recovery'plat ised in Mayor Bill Hyde,s letter.
l'le have contacted the Management of the plant and informed ther of theMayor's .letter. customers-of the plant wi be reminded of ou. p.eieienc"of routes again in writing. Becauie use of Griffi; i;;; i;;;;r;iiy';i;*er thanuse of. the expressways, we expect most customers wi r l -respicl-ori pi.i"."n."of route s -
Griffin Road is a six rane divided state Road des.igned to acconrnodate heavytruck traffi c. The totar number of tri ps of garoale and trash aili;on Griffin Road is verv small. ,e will contiiue eiforts, to*ar"r,-to disccurageeven this level of usage.
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Preparcd by:
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Ocplll.r|cnt Ol.tctor,t Slgnaturt Dlvilign Dlrlctorit Slgnttur!
TO
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Broward County Avr'ation Department
1400 Lee Wogener Boulevord
Fort Louderdole, FL 3g3l s
(305) 3se_6im
AGEN-DA
FORT LAUDERDALE-HOLLYWOOD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
AIRPORT NOISE ABATEMENT COMMITTEE
August 14, 1995
6:00 pm
WEST TERMINAL CONFERENCE ROOM
Introductions
- Dr. Abe Fischler, Chairpersorr
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Approvai of Minutes - June 12, 1995 meeting
- Dr. Abe Fisch1er, Chairperson
Noise Control Office Update
- Lori Kligfeld Labell, BCAD
Monttrly Reports
- Lori Kligfeld Labell, BCAD
Annual Contour Report
- Lori Kligfeld Labell, BCAD
- Elena Langlois, HMMH
Questions & Answers Open Forur.r-r
- Dr. Abe Fischler, Chairperson
Next Meetirlg Date and Tiure
- October 16,7995,6:00 pm
Please RSVP with Patricia Mauro at (305) 359-5170
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BROWARO COUNIY EOAPO Of COUNTY COMMtSStONEPS - An Equol Opporiunity Employer
scohlcowc,n su.zonne N Gunaburger JohnPHort Lon Nonce poll|sh sylvo port€r JohnE Rodstrom j,
Wele Sutlcling A FuhJre For Yout Fofiily. And your Eusiness
Gerold f Ihompson
Bill & Hope Hyde
4524 SW 28th Terrace
Dania FL 33312
(305) 961-3538 lax 967-2764
bhyde@aksi.net
To: Mike Srnidt
A couple of weeks ago, I received a copy of a letter addressed o the city
m:rnager frorn XPRESCO re: dilficulty in tetting some plans approved ' According
to the hrrer MR Mendonca had complained to Commissioner Jones about the
situation. Cor.rld you please advise me if this hs been resolved?
Thanla,
Bill
JUL-3A-1995 14:11 (345) 96?-2?64 P.E7
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3I1 N,:r th Federa 1 Hwy. ,Dania FlC.r i da 33(:xJ4-!B(17TeI: (:3051 '3 23 4474
Jr-tly I1, 1??5
The t]i ty Hanaqertllty ,:f Dania
lOt) l.lest Dania Eea,:h B'f,ulevardDania F1r-,rida 33(lO4
Subject : l,l,:, de r n i sat i r,n Prc'ject
Dear Sir,
At a Flcrida Departrnent ,:,f Transpc'rtati'rn inf ':'rmatiL.1nalmeeting ,ln June :8 hle r.Jere inf,rrmed af the state,5 plans t.:,c-Jnstrui:t a neu Di:.:ie Highh,ay Ccrrridc,r betueen Dania bearh
B,:ulevard and Griffin Ec,ad. Several ,fpti,:,nE lJere presented, allof which inclr-rded taking part nf trur prRperty far the new pr,:'p'rsed
h i ghway .
As you are aurare we rrere planninEl tr, m,=dernige t,urfacility in order t,tr improve it's ef f i':ien':y and rnaximi.se ittspc'tential ftrr the lRng term.
Hc,wever in light of this new inf':'rmati,:'n received f r,rmthe F1*rida Department ,f f Transprf rtati,ln and their planningcc,nsultants, we have de{ided t.:, postpr,ne any upgrade until afinal decisi,rn has been made as t'r the status ,f,f the neLr Dixie
Hi ghway ll,lrri.dor.
PIease a. c eptstaff has efforded this my gratitude fc,r the time and effort yc,ur
pr'r jer: t t,3 date,
Sinrerely,
c.c Fe t r,:pa,: In,:.
Z.-zd
FEEDEE i I:FI I',IENDONI::A
Preg i dent