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APRIL 72, 7994
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OFFICE IN THE ADMINISTRATION CEN'IER.
ROLLCAI,L
nrvOCA?IollI by Rev. William Pond, Dania Heights Baptist Church
PREsEIU[ATrO]lrs - 1992-93 Financial Audit Report by the firm of Grant Thornton* Fire Administrative RePort" B.S.O. DePutY of the Month
I. CO]IISE,IIITAGE]IIDA
Bills
1.1 Approval of bills paid in the month of November, 1993
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1.2
1.3
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1994, regular meeting
, 1994, regular meeting
Resolutions1.4 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING AGREEMENT BETWEEN
CIry OF DANIA AND JEFFERY GROSS/ASSOCIATES/ARCHITECTS, P.A., RELATING TO
REMODELING OF THE CITY OF DANIA ADMINISTRATIVE CENTER; AND PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE." (Staff)
1.5 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CIry OF DANIA,
ADVISORY BOARD AND THE MEMORIALS
EFFECTIVE DATE." (staff)
FLORIDA, ABOLISHING THE INDUSTRIAL
COMMITTEE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN
1.6 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, DECLARING CERTAIN PERSONAL
PROPERTY AS BEING OBSOLETE AND SURPLUS AND NO LONGER NEEDED FOR
MUNICIPAL PURPOSES AND FURTHER DECLARING THE INTENT OF THE CITY OF DANIA TO
SELL SAME; AND 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CoNFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING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., (StAff)
1.7 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING THE MUNICIPAL LEASE-
PURCHASE AGREEMENT BETWEEN LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY OF
KENTUCKY AND THE CITY OF DANIA COVERING A 1994 PIERCE FIRE TRUCK TOGETHER
WITH THE EXHIBITS ATTACHED THERETO, AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.'
(Staff)
1
C0IIISEIIIT AGL- -1 (Continued)1.8 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING Ar.:IIEEMENT BETWEEN
THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AND W. SOD RELATING TO DANIA BEACH BOULEVARD/A.1-A
LANDSCAPING PROJECT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.' (Staffl
{.9 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, CHANGING THE NAMES OF NW SECOND
TERRACE/NW SECOND PLACE TO NW 12TH COURT; PROVIDING FOR DISTRIBUTION; AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (Vice-Mayor Grace)
1.IO 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CIry OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING APPLICATION FOR
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANTS FOR 1994-95 BETWEEN THE CITY OF DANIA,
FLORIDA, AND BROWARD COUNTY; AND AUTHORIZING THE APPROPRIATE CITY OFFIoIALS
TO EXECUTE SAID APPLICATIONS; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (staff)
Ordinances
1.11 'AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, REGULATING FIREARMS; PROVIDING
FOR DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING FOR EXCEPTIONS; PROVIDING FOR PENALTIES; PROVIDING
FOR CODIFICATION; 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." (comm.
Hyde) (First Ordinance Reading)
2. PROCIAMATIONS
3. BIDS
4. PIIBLIC HEARINGS4.1 Tree Preservation Code: (deferred lrom 3122 meeeting)
(a) "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AMENDING lN ITS ENTIRETY
CHAPTER 26 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF DANIA FLORIDA
ENTITLED 'VEGETATION", 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 Ordinance Reading) (Staffl
(b) "A RESOLUTTON OF THE C|TY OF DANTA, FLORIDA, ESTABLISHTNG TREE REMOVAL
LICENSE FEES FOR CHAPTER 26, ARTICLE II OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE
CITY OF DANIA; PROVIDING THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS lN
CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (staffl
E. CITDZE,I IS' COililEIyIs - 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.
5.1 Cliff lacino
6. s.|:rt PrAllIs6.1 SP-1 1-94 - Approval of site plan for expansion of service station at 2109 Griffin Road (NE
corner of Griffin Road and Ravenswood Road). (Staf0
6.2 SP-13-94 - Approval of site plan for church building at the NW corner of NW First Street and
NW 14 Avenue. (staff)
6.3 SP-14-94 - Approval of modified site plan for commercial recreation facility at 1700 NW First
Street. (staff)
2
7 E;XPENDTTIIRL .9UES"S7.1 Approval of invoice from Bailey Hunt Jones & Busto in the amount u,, $1,310.80 for airport
related services. (stafq
8. DISCUSSIO]IIAilD PIOSSIBLE ACTTON8.1 General discussion and further direction on airport matters. (Mayor Mikes)
8.2 Airport Adivsory Board status report. (Staf0
8.3 Request by Joseph Handley of Craven Thompson Assoc., lnc. for a letter of "No Objection"
for a delegation request to amend the note on the N.C.L. plat. (Stafo
8.4 Request from Richard Walker of the Church of God of Prophecy to hold a tent revival from
April 15-17, 1994, on a vacant lot located east of Ely Boulevard between SW gth and 1Oth
Street. (stafq
8.5 Public Relations:8.5.1 General public relations program
8.5.2 Request to sell t-shirts at the City's exhibit booth during the Whitbread Race.
8.5.3 Discussion of hiring a consultant to assist the City with the planning of the 90th
Birthday Celebration. (staffl
8.6 Dania Housing Authority requests waiver of certain permit and impact fees. 1stat4
8.7 Monthly progress photographs of the Dania Pier rebuilding. (staf1
8.8 Renewal of Palmistry/Fortuneteller's license for Sonja Evans d/b/a Ms. Kay at 537 South
Federal Highway. 1stan1
8.9 Request for a carnival at Patrick J. Meli park to benefit the Miami Childrens' Hospital. (stan)
9. APP'Onfru[EtYISLl Appointment of three members to the Airport Advisory Committee.9.2 Appointment of one member to the Code Enforcement Board.9.3 Appointment of one member to the Human Relations Board.9.4 Appointment of three members to the lndustrial Advisory Board.9.5 Appointment of three members to the Marine Advisory Board.9.6 Appointment of one member to the Memorials Committee.9.7 Appointment of one member to the Planning & Zoning Board.9.8 Appointment of voting delegate and alternate for Broward League of Cities.
I O. ADT4IIIIISTRA?TTIE REFOR?S
City Manager
10.1 RequestaWorkshopmeetingforApril 19(7:30p.m.)todiscusstheCity'sCapital Program,
Street resurfacing program, Herdman pre-annexation agreement, rezoning request north of
Sheridan, vacation of right-of-way a|4750 SW 27 Avenue (Kathryn Fitz).
10.2 Dania Kiwanas' Club "Youth in Government' scheduled for April 26th regular commission
meeting.
City Attorney
rr. couurssrow couME Ts
I l.l Commissioner Bertino
1'1.2 Commissioner Hyde
11.3 Commissioner Jones
11.4 Vice-Mayor Grace
11.5 Mayor Mikes
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REPORT OF
MODELLO POOL I}IYESTIGATION
8OO I.IIY 2ND ST.
DAMA, FL
FOR
CITY OF DANIA
IOO W. BEACH BLVD.
DAMA, FL 33304
NUTTING
ENGINEERS
OF FLOBIOA, INC,
ESTABLISHED 1967
Geolechnical & Conslruction Malerials
Hydrogeology & Monitoring Wells
Engineering. ln5p6clion. Testing
1310 NEPTUNE DRIVE. BOYN]ON BEACH, FLORIDA 33426
Boyhton Beach (407) 736-4900 . Pompano Beach (305) 941'8700. FAX (407) 737-9975
MARCH 1994
NUTTING
ENGINEERS
ot FLoRtoa lxc
ESTABLISHEO 1967
Geotechnical & Construclion Materials
Hydrogeology & Moniloring Wells
Engineering . Inspeclion . Tesling
March 31, 1994
City of Dania
100 \Y. Beach Blvd.
Dania, FL 33304
Re:Modello Pool IDvestigation
800 NW 2Dd St.
Drnia, FL
Gentlemen:
Submitted herewith are the results of our geotechnical investigation performed for the referenced
project per your request. Two soil test borings with portable equipment were performed through the
bottom of the existing pool at the subject site ald four standard penetration test borings (ASTM D-
1586) were performed at each of the four corDers of the subject pool deck for this investigation. ln
addition, two concrete core samples were takeD from the bottom of the existing pool and tested for
compressioo strength iD our laboratory.
The United States Soil Survey Map for Broward County ind.icates that the subject site is located
within an area consisting primarily of Dade Urban la-nd complex. This complex consists of Dade fine
sand, which makes up the open areas, and of Urban land, which is covered by concrete and buildings.
Dade fine sand is a nearly level, well drained saldy soil on slightly elevated flatlands in the
southeasterD part of the couDty. Soft porous limestoDe is at depths that average between 20" and 40".
The limestone coDtairu numerous vertical sand fi-lled solution holes.
The test boring performed with portable equipment at the bottom of the deep end of the existing pool
encountered a,4' layer of gray silty quartz fiDe sand within the depth range of 3' to 7' below the
location of where the test boring was performed. The test borinS, performed on the shallow end of
the pool eDcouDtered loose to very loose sands in the upper 4'which was underlain by medium dense
quartz fine sand and limestone fragments. The remainder of the borings (performed by truck)
predominantly encouDtered very loose to Dedium dense quartz fine sand with varying amounts of
limestone fragments encountered at the locations and depths shown oD the attached test boring logs.
A 2' layer of gray marl was encountered at test boring +4 location within the depth range of 2.5' to
4.5'. The very loose deeper zones are considered to represent penetration into the vertical sand filled
solution holes. Test boring locations and a schematic soil profile are attached. The concrete
compression tests iodicated strengths of 2910 to 3742 psi for the 5' long core. A single reinforcement
bar was encountered in each core.
We understand that the existing pool was built on filled ground which was placed over an old pond
area that had been backfilled at some unknown poi-nt in dme. It is understood that pool and pool deck
have developed cracks.
Based upon our knowledge of the local soil conditions within the area of the subject site, with
information obtained from this geotechnical investigation and other historical information, it is our
opinion that the subject pool has undergone settlemeDt primarily due to compression of underlying
loose sands (either fill or natural soil) above the soft porous limestone formation.
1310 NEPTUNE ORIVE. BOYNTON BEACH, FLOBIDA 33426
Boynton Beach (407) 736-4900 . Pompano B.ach (305) 941'8700 FAX (407) 737'9975
Attn: Tim Helmes
We recommend that these loose sands be compacted with vibratory compaction equipment if the
decision is made to tear down the existing pool and rebuild. If this option is chosen, all loose sands
below bottom of pool and pool deck shall be compacted with a minimum of 40 overlapping passes of
a large double drum walk behind vibratory roller. The compaction shall be checked with l0' deep
standard peneration test borings. The ground shall be hosed down thoroughly prior to compaction.
If the existing pool and pool deck is to remail on the subject site, we recommend that a slurry
pressure SroutiDg procedure be performed to consolidate the uoderlying loose sands below bottom of
pool and pool deck to prevent further senlement of the strucfure. The grout probes shall be spaced
oD a 3' triangular patterD across the entire pool and pool deck area. The grout probes shall be
installed to E'depth below bottom of pool and betow pool deck or until refusal is encountered. Ihg
erout probes shall be driven. not ietted. Neat cement shall be used with sand added at the discret.ion
of the geotechnical engineer. The geotechDical engineer or his agent shall inspect the grouting
operation to verify that it is performed in accordance with the specifications described within this
report aDd with standard practice.
We appreciate this opportunity to be of service. Should you have any questions, or require additional
services, please contact our office at your convenience.
Respecrfully submitted,
NUTNNG ENGINEERS OF FLORIDA, INC
1August KampmanD, E.I.
Project Engineer
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ENGlNEERS
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Boring Location Plan & Soil Profile
Test Boring Logs I - 6
Soil Classification Criteria
Limitations of Liabiliry
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r0 20 to a0 to 60 70 to eo
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10.0
CLTENT City of Dania
TEST BORING REPORT Geolechnrcar & Constructon uateriats
Hydrogeology E Monrlonng WeIs
Engineerng . lnspecnon . Testng
FAX r (407) 737-997s
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19
3/4
4/5
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32/36
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ORDEn No.
REPORT No.
4 2
PROJECT Propsoed Pool lnvesti atio.l
6/8
25/30
21 /15
4/3
3/2
PROJECT LOCATION Modello Pool. 800 N}I 2nd Street , D.ni a. FL HOLE No.
Approx. 62rt{ & 25'S of Nl{ corner of exi sti nq bui 1di nq
p6191_9tr P. Hoffman g
ELEVAf|ON REFERENCE: Aoprox. 7r below road c.own D
CASING: OIAMETER None U e
SAf,IPLER: DIAMETER & TYPE 2" O.D. x 2', S irs OOn /Hand Hafimer
ATE STARTED 3-2't-9tt
ATE COT' PLETEO
AMMER TYT-
AMMEn wr 30#
Walcr T.bl.
3-21-94
FA LL
FALL
SAMPLES WILL BE DISCARDED IN 60 OAYS UNLESS INSTRUCTED OTHERWISE
-- *N based on .25 x Hand Sample Bloyrs Ja J. Fl.i9 i21083
30'
P. E.
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Test borjng terminates at 10.01
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HOLE LOCATION
GROUNOWATER DEPTH: |MMED|ATE Not Avai I abl e
NUTTlNG
ENGINEERS
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ESTABLISHEO 1967I3IO NEPTUNE ORIVE
BOYNTON BEACH. FL 33426
(104 736-1900 . (3Os) 9a1{700DEPTH OESCRIPTION OF MATERIALS
TEST BORING REPORT GeOlechnical E Consl.uclro! Male alS
Hydrogeology E Mon{orlng Welts
Engrneerhg . lnspection . Testlng
FAX t (4o7) 737-9975
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.PENETRATION_NVALUEro 20 t0 a0 l0 a0 ,0 !0 90
BLOWS
SAvPLER ClSrX6FT.
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6/9
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22/z5
24/30
36/36
30/28
28/29
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7.0
10.0
C LIE NT Ci ty of Dania
PnOJECT Proposed Pool lnvestigation REPORT No,
PBOJECT LOCATION Model I o Poo1.800 Nl{ 2nd Street- Dania. FL
HOLE LOCATION AoDr ox. 30 | l,l & 25r S of N},/ corner of existinq buildi nq
2486.2
Lt. g.oy quartz fine SANo
Lt. brovrn quartz fjne sAND, trace
col I oi diJ organi cs
Lt.dtan quartz fine SAND & calcareo
LIt4ESToNE FRACMENTS, trace of lt,
gray quartz fi ne SAND
est boring terminates at 10.0'
7
2
14
DRILLER P. HoffDan
ELEVATION BEFERENCE:Aporox. 2' belovt road crown
CASING: OIAMETER
SAMPLER: DIAMETER & TYPE 2" O.D. x 2' S Iit s OOn /Hand Harme.
GROUNOWATER DEPTH: IMMEOIATE Not Avai I abl e
DATE STARTED 3-21-94
DATE COMPLETEO 3.2I -94
MMER WT- FALL
MMEF wt :or P^a,-
W.l.r T!bl.
SAMPLES WILL BE DISCAROED IN 60 DAYS UNLESS INSTRUCTED OTHERWISE.
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OROER No.
HoLE No. 2
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NUTTlNG
ENGINEERS: or ,Loalo^. r|.c
EST BLiSTlEO 1967
13IO NEPTUNE ORIVE
BOYNTON BEACH. FL 33126
(407) 736-4900 . (3O5) 91r€700OEPTX DESCRIPTION OF MATERIALS
3.0
4.5
7.0
8.5
TEST BORING REPORT
.PENETRATION_NVALUEa0ma050a0
Geolechnrcal A Conslructron Vateraats
Hydrogeology & Mon[o,ing we s
Engrneering . lospeclion . Tesltng
FrJ, , 1407) 737-5975
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SAMPLEA CASING1070 !0 eoN
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C LIE NT Ci tv of 0a OFOER No.
nEPORT N6.
85 .2
PROJECT Prooosed Pool lnvestioation
PROJECrLOCATTON l.lodello Pool .800 Nlll 2nd Street. Dania. FL
C.ay qu.rtz fine SAND, trace
I i mestone fragments 5
ILt. gray quartz fine sAND, little
I imestone fragments
Cray quartz fi ne SAND ,T
1
Lt. gray quartz fine SAND
Erown qua rtz fine SAND,rootsr some decomposedmater I a I
trace of
organi c
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Llt'lEST0NE FRACMENTS, trace of lt.qray quartz fine sand
'13
12
Test boring te.minates at 20.0'
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10
14
HOLE LOCATION rox, 15' l{ &f Nvl corner of exi buildin
O RILLER P. Hoffman ATE STARTEO
ELEVATION REFERENCE: Approx. 2' above road crown DATE COiipLETEO
CASING: DIAMETER 3rr0D Rttl Flr<h Couplp H
SAMPLER: OIAMETER & TYPE 2" O.D. x 2' S irs on
GnOUNOWATER OEPTH: IMMEDIATE 8.0 |
3AMPLES WILL BE DISCARDED IN 60 DAYS UNLESS INSTRUCTED OTHERWISE.
3 -21 -94
1-21-gi,
AMMER WT 280# FALL 24"
1yt 53 $r1 140# FALL 30"
W.l.r T!bla
James J. Flaig #21083
P.E.
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ESIABLTS'.lEO 1967I3IO NEPTUNE DRIVE
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(107) 736-,1900 . (3O5) 9at370o
TEST BORING REPORT Geolechnrcal & COnSlructrOn Maler.atS
Hydrogeology & Mondorng wels
Ehgrneerng . lnspeclion, Testrng
F AX t (4071 737 -997s
2/2
2/2
2/2
2/2
3/4
OESCRIPTION OF MATERIALS .PENETRATION-NVALUE0 10 ?0 !o ao 9o ao 70 to iox
Cray quartz fine SANo, trace of som
I imestone fragments
2,5
q.5
15.0
18.0
20 .0
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LI HESTONE FRACI'IEN]S,
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t race of
sand
Tan quartz fine SAND, litt'le shell
Tan q ua rtz fine SAND
Test bor i ng terminates.t 20.0'
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C LIENT Ci tv of oania OROER No.
nEPORT No
6
PROJECT Prooos ed Pool lnvesti qation
pROJECTLOCAT1OI Modello Poot. 800 Nt{ 2nd Street. Dania. FL ;6gg po
HOLE LOCATION Approx. 70' }l A 1.5r N rner of existinq bui I di nq
4
DRILLER P. H.jff an
ELEVATION REFERENCE:. O road c rown
CASING: DIAMETEn B}{ Fl ush
SAMPLER: DIAMETER & TYPE 2" O.D. x 2' S lit oon
GROUNOWATER DEPTH: IMMEOIATE 5 .0'
SAMPLES WILL BE DISCAROED IN 60 DAYS UNLESS INSTBUCTED OTHERWISE
oATE STARTEO 3-21-94
ATE COMPLETED 3-21-94
AMMER WT 280#FALL
FALLAMMER WT 140
W.t.r T.bl.
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ESTABLTST]EO 1967I3'O NEPTUN€ ORIVE
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(107) 736-4900 . (305) 91r{70O
TEST BORING REPORT
.PENETRATION_NVALUE20 !0 .0 t0 60
Geotechnrcal E Conslruclron Materials
Hydrogeology A MonrtonnO We sEngrneerng . lnspectron . TeSIiag
FAX I (407) 737,9975
!LOWS
SAlrPLEA CASIXG
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Fl-
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NoTE: Trace organic from 2r to 4'
Brown qu. rtz fine SAND
Cray qua rtz fine SAND
2
7
Lt, gray quartz fine SAND and
I imestone fragments
2
Lt.of 9 ray quartz fine SAND,
shel l, trace calcareous tracesilt 12
Test boring terminates at 20.01
7.0
9.0
15 .0
20 .0
8
7 /7
2/12
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3/3
6
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CLIENI Ci tv of Dania
JROJECT oosed Pool lnvF\tio.tion
,ROJECTLOCATION Hodel'lo Pool . 800 Ni{ 2nd Street. Dania, FL HOLE No
lOLE LOCATION AoDrox.gsil{&3?r of N\ii corner of exi sti nq bui I di nq
10
12
12
1/1
1/1
2/3
4 /s
s/6
1/7
1/2
4/6
6/7
s/6
7 /8
Jame arg 21
5
30
P.E.
:AS|NG: OTAMETER 3rr0D Bl{ Flush Couple HAMMER WT 2BO#
;AMPLER: DIAMETER & TYPE 2" O.D. x 2' S tit s oon
)RILLER P, Hoffman o
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ATE STAFTEO 3-23-94
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iAMPLES WILL BE DISCABDED IN 60 DAYS UNLESS INSTRUCTEO OTHERWISE.
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TEST BORING REPORT
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ELEVATION REFERENCEI APPTOX. E TOAd CTOITN DATE COMPLETED 3-23-94
cAslNG: o|AMETER 3rr0D B}{ Flush couote HAMMEnWT 280, FALL
5AMpLER: DIAMETER 11yp6 2" O.D. x 2'Split Spoon HAMMER ryr 140#
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SAMPLES WILL BE DISCABDED IN 60 OAYS UNLESS INSTRUCTED OTHERWISE.
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WARRANTY
We warrant that the services performed by Nutting
Engineers of Florida, Inc. are conducted in a
manner consistent with that level of care and skill
ordinarily exercised by members of the profession
currently practicing under similar conditions. NO
OTHER WARRANTIES' EXPRESSED OR
IMPLIED, ARE MADE. \#hile the services of
Nutting Engineers of Florida, Ioc. are a valuable
and iniegral part of the design and construction
t"rms, *i do not warrantr guarantee, or.insure that
the quality or completeness of services provided by
other members of those teams, the quality,
completeness, or satisfactory performance of
construction plans and specifications which we
have not prepared, nor the ultimate performance
of building site materials.
SUBSURFACE EXPLORATION
Subsurface exploration is normally accomplished
by test borings; test pits are somet;mes employed.
The method of determining the boring location
and the surface elevation at the boring is noted in
the report. This information is represented on a
drawing or oD the boring lo8. The location and
elevation of the boring should be considered
accurate only to the degree inherent with the
method used.
The so.il boring Iog includes sampling information,
descr.iption of the mater.ials recovered,
approximately depths of boundaries between soil
and rock strata and groundwater data. The log
represeDts conditions specifically at the location
and time the boring was made. The boundaries
between different soil strata are indicated at
specific depths; however, these depths are in fact
approximate and dependent upon the frequency of
sampling. The transition between soil strata are
ind.icated at specific depths; however, these depths
are in fact approximate and dependent upon the
frequency of sampling. The transition between
soil strata is often gradual. Water level readings
are made ar the times and under conditions stated
on the boring logs. \yater levels change with time,
season, canal levels and local well drawdown.
LABORATORY AND FIELD TESTS
Tests are performed in accordance wjth specific
ASTM Standards unless otherwise indicated. All
determinations included in a given ASTM Standard
are not always required and performed. Each test
report indicates the measurements and
determinations actually made.
LIMITATIOn.S OF LIABILITY
ANALYSIS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
The geotechnical report is prepared primarily toaid in the design of site work and structural
foundations. Although the information in the
report is expected to be sufficient for these
purposesi it is not intended to determine the cost
of construction or to stand alone as a construction
specification.
Report recommendations are based primarily on
data from test borings made at the locations shown
on the test boring reports. Soil variations may
exist between borings and these varjations may not
become evident until construction. If significantvariations are then noted, the geotechnical
engineer should be contacted so that field
conditions can be examined and recommendations
revised if necessary-
The geotechnical report states our understanding as
to the location, dimensions and structural features
proposed for the site. Any significant changes inthe Dature, design, or location of the site
improvements MUST be communicated to the
Beotechnical engineer so thar the geotechnical
analysis, conclusions, and recommendations can be
appropriately adjusted.
The geotechnical engineer should be given the
opportunity to review all draw.ings that have been
prepared based on his recommendations.
Construction monitoring is a vital element ofcomplete geotechnical services. The
field/inspector is the owner's "representative'
observing the work of the contractor, performing
tests as required in the specif.ications, and
reporting data developed from such tests and
observations. THE FIELD ENGInNEER OR
INSPECTOR DOES NOT DIRECT THE
CONTRACTOR'S CONSTRUCTION MEANS,
METHODS, OPERATIONS OR PERSONNEL.He does not interfere with the relationship
berween the owner and the contractor and, except
as an observer, does not become a substitute owner
on site. He is responsible for his own safety, but
has no responsibility for the safety of other
personnel at the site. He js an.important member
of a team whose responsibility is to watch and test
the work being doDe and report to the owner
whether that work.is being carried out in general
conformance with the plans and specifications.
CONSTRUCTION MONITORING
CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO
RE
ROBERT FLATLEY, CITY MANAGER
FROM: MARIE JABALEE, FINANCE DIRECTO
1993 AUDIT
DATE: APRIL 6, 1994
Please place this item on the April 12 agenda. A representative from the firm of Grant
Thomton will be arailable to present t}re L992/93 financial audit to the City on that date
CIry OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAG EMENT DEPARTMENT
TO Robert Flatley
Growth Management Director
Will Allen
Growth Management Director L0& aA,^-FROM:
RE:Contract For Architectural Services For Conference Room:
Jeffrey Gross Associates
Date:March 28, 1994
The City Commission authorized obtaining three quotations for architectural services for
the conference room for City Hall. Three quotes were obtained:
Jeffrey Gross Associates -
Architectural Design Consortium -
Rainbow Design, lnc. -
$1,500.00
$4,000.00
$4,500.00
Based on these quotations its is recommended that the firm of Jeffery Gross Associates
be returned to perform the work of doing an existing conditions study, providing a
schematic design and providing a statement of probable cost for budgeting purposes.
An agreement is attached covering these services. The City Attorney has reviewed the
agreement and has approved it as to form and correctness. Please schedule this for
the April 12, 1994 City Commission Meeting.
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4 Februery, 1994
Mr. Wll Allan
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A r€tsiner of |80OOO would bs raquirad prior to tha stsrt of tho work with the bal8ncs
due as \,,/ork lo comploted, invoiccd on 8 monthly b88rs.
LooUng torr/vard to wotking with you.
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,ETFERY CROSS / AsSOCIATES / ARCHITECTS PA
4 February, 1994
Mr. Will Allen
Growth Management Dircctor
City ot Danla
lOO Danla Bsach Boulevard
Dania FL 33OO'{
Ssnt Vla Facshilo 921-260'l
Re: ftopored addltton of a meeting toom to City Hall
Dear Mr. Allen:
!t is € pleasurs to prelent this proposal to you'. At thig dme tho City of Dania le
orooosing to onclosg a ,""Uni roofir at lhe exlstlng City Hall Structurs' The spaco
!.-tii"" -"r approximat6ly 1'200 square feet'
MyFlrmwouldbepleasodtoprovideth6archltecturalsgrvicasyourCityrequires.
The Protect would be performed in two phases which would ba as follows:
ffji,T*:$llffilq$f ":,;*n"f iiii#iri,l['*itlJ'rir'i'o??'i'x?'"
Schematlo O€.lgn Documtnt!'A me€Sng would be held lor written program
;;J;fi;il;n?'revii* of a schematic desisn'
:'i[',H:'"I"r!",P'1?',3,""331I1]t f]111'3lJ]i#3l[I3J,1?Jr]":"':'';"lod1::n'o'
budgstlng PUrPosos'
Feo'S tor the servlcss listed above wor:ld be as follows:
A lump swn amounl of Fifteen Hundred Ocllar3 (915OO'OO)'
1816 Sherman St Hollpvrrrl, Florida 33O20 105-925-1964
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February 8, 1994
Mr. Willian Allen
Growth ltilanagcment Dirc.tor
City of Dania
lffi W. Dania Beach &rulevstd
Post Offcc Box I7(B
DaEi+ Florids 33fiX
RE: Couference Room at Dania City Hall (RFP)
Dcar Mr. Allcn:
The Architectural Desip C-onsortium Inc is plea.sed to submit the following quotation for
architecturat scrvices aJ Dania Oty HaIL
Item I Existing Crtrditiotr Stud)4 16 hrs @ S60
40 trs @ 360
t960.00
It€m 2 Schcmatic DesiP e400.00
Item 3 Cost Estimate:600.m
Totat Arrtitectural Fee (ltems \ 2 EL 3')$p6o.msay $1000,00
We have assumed constructioo documenb 8re lrot a part of this consact and would be
fucluded in Phase II worL
Plcasc notc th&t conshuctiotr administratiotr scrriccs, should they bc requircd, will also bc
an additioml servict prwidcd at an hourly rate of $60 pct hour. A retainer d 25% is
reErired at initial proposal acccptatrcc.
Arached is a brief description of our Erm. If we cao be of setvrce to 1or5 please do not
hesitatc to call (3O5) 448-8454.
Very truly yours,
Craig
Prircipal
Enclosure
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FIRM DESCRIPTION
Ttc Archircctural Desip Consortium hc. is a Black-owned brudness providing
services in Architechrc ald Coustuctioa Mamgemcur Estabtished in l99e
the Erm, spearheaded by its two principalq C'aig Sta* ard F r""aruel Uchc,
lepres€rB over tweaty ,cars of oxperience in tbc pr-rblic ard pritratc sccttr-
Repirescaative project indudc majc hcalt! care, rauportation, aviatiorl
acadeuic and sporis facilities Additionally, the firm has a solid track record
with smallcr misceilaocox, uulti-phased projccts.
The coobined background Ia Architesaral aud Constructioq lvlauagement
cnables or clicEts to have a well-informed penpective essendsl iE th€
d&jsion making required throughout the consuuctioa process; iriAuains
design, cost coatrol scbedulinE and rta:ragem€trL Each principat has a hands-
oo irvolveueot ia each project- Central to our &.livety of sewices is a betief
h providiug the best value for each corrsurctioD dollar. lYe pridc ourselvcs
ga $6 rrrray c-olls,eortive coutracts aad repeat c.hent satisfactior-
Individuatly, the principals possess expcrtisc in tcchnically compler buildidg
types. Prjor to 1.,oining the fim, Craig Stark had 18 years orperience in all
aspects of arrtitecErq prognrrnitrg and corsructioa adminisaation: 8 ycars
of whirh t ere as principal of his oru firun, responsiblc fur. noable pmjectt
witbir sou& Rorids- Anong thcsc successftI proj€cts h local architect for
the Ma.Ei Areu (rntcrior:), ar&itccr re*osible br two uelrr, Ouai
Erericra Metronover stations, and execudng tbree eoaseortive twly€8r
uriscctlaacor oonrads at Miami loremational Airport. He bas E y€art of
majrrr ucdical (OR, RR) erperieucc in Boston area hospials. As a liccnsed
professioEal sfucc 1977, he has a Mastcrs in Architcfturc-'Hanrard Uaivenity.
Mr. F r'arud Ucbe brings to thc 6rE bowlcdge of Constuction
tcchaiques, cost control and project scteduliag in a widc ralge of cornmefcid
projects. IIe has a dcgree in Arctitecturc rnd a ldasters irr Corctrucdotr
Management-Florida Iatematioual Univenity. Supglementing his rote ss
partlcr-il-charye of consmrctio4 he is Geueral Maaager (Gerrirfirrban Joint
Vcatrue) 'nqnogit'g constrncfion q:ality and performancc lor $13 trilliou
coEstmction for l,fnority Contactors at Miarf,i hrtenratiodrl Airport (MCC3).
Thc Architectural Desip Corsortium's (ADC) commitment to minority
education is exemplified by our Affinnative Action Plan which €stablishes a
percetrtage of cach contract rcccivcd as a s€t aside to pay for
architecturcr/cngineering studeot scholarships for minorities.
The Erm is fully automated with Uuit-based CADD capabilitics.
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TRCEIYESrI'AI! DESIGTI SER\rICES POB
city of Danta
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P,O. Bor.( 1708
DaDia, Plolida 3300,1
lebruiry 9. 7991
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tlr. WifllE! -AIIea, eosth ltaaageleat Dlrector
This PEoposal for services, inclodlqg t'be processes and exhibits
dcscribei hGEclB, bas bcca dcvcloped by- an'l 1s the proprleta:y
"na copyrighted ;roperty of Rainbou Desing. rnc' Th13 information
rs glvii c5ntraeitlirlY- to the persol and organlz?tlon to,rhoo
it is addressed and no Paat of t}ri6 docunent Eay be reproduced,
iran;cribctl, or stored in a retrleval .systen, ln any fora orany
Dean6, or eioun or glven to othera, vithout prior P€rmlsslonoi an'offlcer of Ralnbow De519rr, IDc. If the proposal i6 not
i".'"ptta, uii copies aust be ieturned intact to Raiabow Design,
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February 9, 1994
City of Danla
100 n.Dania Beach Blvil.P.o.Bor 1708
Dania, Florid,a 33001
Dear Hr; tfle[,
'llhan} you for the oEiPortunltY to PrlseDt our proposa.l to
provldla el Bxlttlug Coadl.tloas gtudy, scbenatlc De619rD DocuEeDtE,inlt Stateoeot of Probablc cost for the Des confererrcc rooE at
ItaniB Cite Balt.rtta;hed to this lettor are tso copiee of our proPos€tl,
on6 to retala for your f€corda ..d o!€ to be retrrrnod, slgaed,
for our records.tlc. Ipok forgard to rcrking eith t'ou and are rure that l'ouDritl be pleased vith the reaultr.
Slncerely,
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fr this phase Raiubor Deaiga, fnc. silt conduct a risualon ritc lllycat-lgatlou of t[e'oxlrttn9! conditions. rneng:'Deef rrilJ..bc gresent during t&is nyal*_through. alldIxorographr vil.l bc tak r. I revies of the origi;al a"iis"iloct:?9:ts rould be perforaed to deteruine the ioad b";;i;;coEdl,tloEg of e51st1lE yaf.k, €tectrical and *.ti"iGl--",tle l.n DoiDtr.
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Pa!tners
In ithis pt_rase re vifl be proriaing an tteBlzed Etatereoto-f probabl. cost fron publtsbed iia,re try - sources, includiaotlearra cost Data arrd Dodge Reports, to E "s.a ioi ;;;;---,budgetlng purpos€a.
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:l99al. servlceE-vhig! yrlf be.rcndered lor a guarante6d
3axinul_ lec ot gtr500 plus .relBbursalrte expeoBe8.fork uiII codrretrce upon payreat of a retaiier fee of 20&9l tDe guaraEteetl rlaxl[un fee. ]le yill bifl you on an hourlvbasis roathllr -tlereafter, oaly for ,r"i* "oipi"i"a' ,i"rrrfi'^'Ene guarantceat Eaxirur fce, based on the followlag ieeschedule:
Irl5.oolhr ...... staffIf ue are eble to coaplete tlre dravings for lese than theprojected cosL tte pa66 on tbe savings to you.
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Ia thie. plrase rre yili alev?lop l?, tiro scheleE tor ttreDex confererce ro@ ba.ed -on- ]rout input, the orfgia"i}:igr., docuaerts aod other aplroprrale -inioruation
EuPPrlecl -Dy IoO. One reeting uould b€ held for yritt€D
f1q=_1e1:|9g111t.aaa rcvis of the scheraarlc aeEigL.one riaor revlaion t"_!t-rf dcliga sill trc provfaea. i.iyraJor rcvislons or addl tioqal ieetinge uiil resutt inadditloDal ooat oa an hourly Uasfa aisgus=ua f" Section2. I . - Arry preseD.tatlotr drautigl, Dod€ls, or - renaeringi ---
reguired yill also be provlded-on an hourly Uasis, isan additional service--?.be eud produet "f-[ni"-lfri."-Yill be a Sclre.fiatlc Design tor L:be ne, .oof.."rrc6 roorat Dania City EalI, approyed b, !lou. Ce wilt n.o"iae-yo,u.i th. one ::! gf drastDgs for your reviee, ai no extracnarge. Addltlonaf sets slll. 6e grovlded at at1 additionalcharge.
Page number 2 of 4
2.1 The Owner shall provide full information, including developing a program as per 1 .1, which :hall set forth the
Owner's design oblectives, constraints and criteria.2.2 The Owner shall furnish a legal description and a certified land survey of the site and the services of soil engineers or
other consultants when such services are deemed necessary by the Architect.2-3 The Owner shall furnish chemical and other laboratory tests, inspections and reports as required by law or the
Architect.2.4 The Owner shall furnish all legal, accounting and insurance counseling services as may be necessary at the tlrne for
the Project.2.5 The services, information, surveys and reports required by Paragraphs 2.2 through 2.4 inclusive shall be furnished at
the Owner's expense, and the Architect shall be enlitled to rely upon lhe accuracy and completeness thereof.2.6 The Owner shall furnish required informalion and shall render approvals and decisions as expeditiously as necessary
for the orderly progress of the Architect's services and of the Work.
ARTICLE 3
PROBABLE COST
3.,I DEFINITION
3.1.1 The Probable Cost shall be the total cost or estimated cost to the Owner of all elements ofthe Project designed by
the Architect.
3.1.2 The Probable Cost shall include at current market rates, including a reasonable allowance for overhead and profit,
the cost of labor and materials furnished by the Owner and any equipment which has been designed, specified, selected or
specially provided for by the Architect.
3.1.3 Probable Cost does not include the compensation of the Architect and the Architect's consultants, the cost of the
land, rights-of-way, or other costs which are the responsibility of the Owner as provided in Adicle 2.
3,2 RESPONSIBILITY FOR PROBABLE COST
3.2.1 lt is recognized that neither the Architect nor the Owner has control over the cost of labor, materials or equiprnent,
over the Contractor's rrpthods of determining bid prices, or over competitive bidding, market or neSotiating conditions.
Accordingly, bids or negotiated prices shall not be considered the responsibility of the Architect-
3.2.2 No fixed limit of Construction Cost shall be established as a condition of this Agreerrrent by the furnishing, proposal
or establishrnent of a Project budget.
ARTICLE 4
PAYMENTS TO THE ARCHITECT
4.1 An initial payrnent as set forth in Paragraph 9.1 is the minimum payment under this Agreernent.
4.2 Subsequent payrnents for Basic Services shall be made monthly and shall be in proportion to services perfornred
within each Phase.4.3 Reimbursable Expenses include actual expenditures made by the Architecl in the interest of the Prolect for:
.I expense of transportation and living expenses in connection with out-of-town travel, authorized by
the Owner,
.2 long distance communications,
.3 feei paid for securing approval of authorities having lurisdiction over the Project,
.4 reproductions,
.5 postage and handling of Drawings and Specifications,
.6 renderings and npdels requested by the Owner,
.7 expense of overtirne work requiring higher than regular rates, if authorized by the Owner,
.8 expense of any additional insurance coverage or limits, including professional liability insurance, requested by the
Owner.4.5 Payrnents on account of the Architect's Additional Services and for Reimbursable Expenses as defined in Paragraph
4.4 shall'be made rnonthly upon presentation of the Architect's statenEnl of services rendered or expenses incurred.4.6 lf the Proiect is suspended or abandoned in whole or in part for rnore than three nronths, the Architect shall be
compensated for all services perfornred prio. to receipt of written notice from the Owner of such suspension or
abandonrnent, together with Reimbursable Expenses then due and all Termination Expenses as deiined in Paragraph 7..4- lf
the Proiect is resu-rned after being suspended for more than three months, the Architect's comPensation shall be equitably
adjusted.
ARTICTE 5
OWNERSHIP AND UsE OF DOCUMENTS
AGREEMENT BETWEEN OWNER AND ARCHITECT
ACREEMENT
made of the
-
day of
BETWEEN the Owner:
City of Dania
loo West Beach Boulevard
Dania FL 33004
in the year of Nineteen Hundred and Ninety-four
and the Architect:
Jeffery Gross / Associates / Architects, P.A.
l8l6 Sherman Street
Hollywood, Florida 33o20
for the following Project:
An existing conditions study, schematic design document and a staterrnnt of probable cost for a proposed
conference room at the existing city of Dania City Hall site consisting of approximately 1,200 square feet. enclosing the
existing garden area adiacent to the employee's lounge
the Owner and the Architect agree as set forth below.
ARTICLE.I
ARCHITECTIS SERVICES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
The Architect's Basic Services are as described below and in Article l0
l.I SERVICES
1.1.1 Existing Conditions Study-This phase of the work would include a visual on site investi8ation of the existing
conditions at the area designated for the proposed conference room. A review of the original design docurrrnts
would be perforrned to determine the load bearing conditions of existing walls, and electrical and rnechanical tie
in points.
I.1.2 Schernatic Design Docunrent-A meeting would be held for written program developnnnt and review of a
s€hematic design. One single line space plan docurnent demonstrating room relationships would be prepared for
the Owners approval and one revision would be made to this docurnent. Any additional changes would be
considered an additional service.
I .l .3 Statenrent of Probable Cost-This phase of the work would include developnrnt of a staternent of probable
cost from published industry sources, to be used for budgeting purposes.
1.2 ADDITIONALSERVICES'1.2.1 Additional Services shall be provided if authorized or confirnred in writing by the Owner or if included in Article 10,
and they shall be paid for by the Owner as provided in the Agreernent.
I.3 TIME
1.3.1 The Architect shall perform services as expeditiously as is consistent with professional skill and care and the orderly
progress of the Work.
ARTICLE 2
THE OWNER'S RE5 PON S IB ILITIE5
The following services and responsibilities, and any others so indicated in Article 10, shall be undertaken by the Owner.
Eight Hundred & 00/10O DOLLARS ($8OO.00) shall be made upon execution of thi: Agreernent and credited to the final
paynrent of the Ownerrs account,9.2 BASIC COMPENSATION
9.2.1 FOR BASIC SERVICES, as described in Paragraphs 1.1 or identified as such in Article 10, Basic Compensation shall
be a stipulated sum of
ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED THIRTY & OO/I OO DOLLARS ($1,5OO.OO).
9.2.2 Payrnents for Basic Services shall be made as provided in Subparagraph 4-2.9.3 FOR ADDITIONAL SERVICES provided under Paragraph 1.5 or identified as such in Article 10. compensation shall
be computed as follows:
All staff rnembers tirne at the fixed rate Seventy & 0O/l O0 dollars per hour ($70.Oo/hour)9.4 Payrnents due the Architect and unpaid under this Agreernent shall bear interest from the date payr€nt is due at the
legal rate prevailing at the principal place of business of the Architect.9.5 The Owner and the Architect agree in accordance with the Terms and Conditions of this Agreerrent thal:9.5.I lF THE SCOPE of the Project or of the Architect's Services is changed materially, the arnounts of compensation shall
be equitably adjusted.
9.5.2 lF THE SERVICES covered by this Agreernent have not been completed within six (6) months of the date hereof,
through no fault of the Architect, the arnounts of compensation, rates and multiples set forth herein shall be equitably
adjusted.
ARTICLE I O
OTHER CONDITIONS OR SERVICEs
l0.t The Architect will provide two complete sels of docurnenls to the Owner.'10.2 Cost of Reproductions requested by the owner shall be reimbursed to the Architect at the following rates:
Whiteprints (24"x36\ @ $l.50 per sheet
Copies (8.5'xl l'714') @ $0.50 per copy
This Agreenrent entered into as of the day and year first written above.
OWNER ARCHITECT
Mayor Jeffery Gross / Associates / Architects PA
City Manager
Auditor/Clerk
2'-J c.
City Attorney
Approved as to form and correctness
94009012C.doc
Page number 4 of 4
Page number 3 of 4
5.1 Drawings and Specifications as instrurnents of service are and shall remain the property of the Architect whether the
Proiect for which they are made is executed or not.5.2 Submission or distribution to meet official regulatory requirernents or for other purposes in connection with the
Project is not to be construed as publication in derogation of the Architectrs rights.
ARTICLE 6
q.l All claims, disputes and.other _matlers. in que<lio.n between the parties to this Agreernent, arising out of or relating to
this Agreerrent or the breach thereof, shall be decided by arbitration in accordance with the Constru;tion lndustry
Arbitration Rules of the Arnerican Arbitration Association then obtaining unless the parties mutually agree otherwise. No
arbitration, arising out of or telating to this Agreernent, -shall include, by consolidation, loinder or in iny other rnanner, any
additional-person not a party to this Agreement excepl by written consenl containing a specific reference to this Agreennni
and signed by the Architect, the Owner, and any other person sought to be joined. Any consent to arbitration inv6lving an
additional person or persons shall not constitute consent to arbitration of any dispute not described therein. This
Agreernent to arbitrate-and any agreernent to arbitrate with an additional peron or persons duly consented to by the parties
to thit AgreenEnt shall be specifically enforceable under the prevailing arbitration law.6.2 ln no event shall the demand for arbitration be made aJter the date when institution of legal or equitable proceedings
based on such claim, dispute or other matter in question would be barred by the applicable stat-ute of limitations.6.3 The award rendered by the arbitrators shall be final, and ludgnrent may be entered upon it in accordance with
applicable law in any court having iurisdiction thereof.
ARTICLE 7
ARBITRATION
TERMINATION OF AGREEMENT
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
7.1 This.Agreernent may be terminated by either party upon seven days' written notice should the other party fail
substantially to perform in accordance with its terms through no {ault of the party initiating the termination.7.2 This Agreernent may be terminated by the Owner upon at least seven days' wriften notice io the Architect in the
event that the Project is permanently abandoned.7.3 ln the event of terminalion not the fault of the Architect, the Architect shall be compensated for all servicesperforrned to termination date, together with Reimbursable Expenses then due.
ARTICLE 8
8.1 This Agreenrent shall be governed by the law of the State o{ Florida.
8.2 .. As.between the parties to this.Agreernent: as to all acts or failures to act by either party to this AgreenEnt, any
applicable- statute of limitations shall comrnence to run and any alleged cause of action shali be deenred top have aicrued
in any and all events not later than the relevant Date of Substantial Completion of the Wo*. and as to any acts or failures
to act occurring after the relevant Date of Substantial Completion, not later than the date of issuance of thi final Certificatefor Pay;rent,8.3 The Owner and the Architect, respectively, bind themselves, their partners, su€cessom, assigns and legal
representatives to the other party to this A8reernent and to the partners, successors, assigns and legal representatives of
such Party with respect to all covenants of this Agreenrent. Neither the Owner nor the Architect shall assign, sublet orlrans{er any interest in this Agreenrent without the written consent of the other.8,J This Agreennnt represents the entire and integrated agreernent between the Owner and the Architect and supersedes
all prior negotiations, representations or agreernents, eilher written or oral. This Agreernent may be anrended only by
written instrument signed by both Owner and Architect.
ARTICTE 9
BASIS OF COMPENSATION
The. Owner shall compensate the Architecl for the Services provided, -in, accordance with Article 4, PaynEnts to theArchitect, and the other Terms and Conditions of this Agreenrent, as follows:
9.I AN INITIAL PAYMENT OF
CITY OF DAIIIA
IIIIIEBOFEICE IIEI{ORETDI'U b
To:
From:
RE:
Date:
Robert Flat1ey,city llanager
Thomas D. GranmerFire Chief
surplus Equipment
March 31, 19 94
f arould like to reguest that o1d radios and equipnent be declaredsurplus. Radio equiprnent should be sold to the highest bidder and
any monies received be used to buy miscell-aneous radio equipurent,batteries and etc. Please have this iten put on the Comnission
agenda
Thank you
TDG;nt
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CITY OF DANIA
FIRE DEPARTMENT
INTER.OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO MARIE JABALEE, Finance Director
FROM: KENNETH LAND, DePutY Chief
RE Surplus Equipment
DATE: March 31,1994
Due to the purchase of the 800 MZ radio system for the Fire Department the existing
UHF system is of no further use.
The UHF system was licensed under the City of Hollywood which also had control of
the frequencies programmed in the radios. Further, I have been informed that the
repeater system necessary to operate these radios will no longer be operational or
maintained.
All other radios presently being used by other deparfrnents within the City of Dania are
on the VHF band and the UHF radios cannot be converted to operate on this band,
therefore, I recommend the following equipment be declared surplus and attempts be
made to sell same to the highest bidder. All radios and accessories are in good
working condition.
Number Description
1
6
2
20
14
13
2
6
1
1
2
base station with decoder
mobiles - Maxtrac 300
mobiles - trunk mount
portables with battery - HT 600
speaker - Mics
single unit charger
multi-unit charger
spare batteries
portable - MT500
portable GE - ph power-master
pager with charger - Minitor ll
KHL:clb
cc: Chief Grammer
Liberty National Leasing offered the best rate for both 7 and 10 year terms. This rate will
expire on April 15, 1994. Annuat payments lor 7 years would be $51,182 or $39,340
for the 10 year term.
This is a lease purchase so it will not be necessary to pledge a revenue source.
il,1 1CITY OF DANLA
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO ROBERT FIATLEY, CTTY MANAGER
FROM: MABJEJABALEE, FINANCE D
RE:LEASE.PURCHASE FINANCING OF FIRE ENGINE
DATE: APRIL 5, 1994
On January 25, L994, the City Commission passed resolution 06-94 authorizing the
purchase of one (1) 1994 Pierce Dash 1250 GPM Pumper under the City of Tampa bid
of $308,946. The resolution authorized the City Manager to make financing
arrangements.
The attached request for lease financing was sent out on March 4. Eletten proposals were
mailed to companies on the Broward County Small Disaduantaged Business Enterprise
Directory.
Six proposals were received as tabulated below:
ANNUAL
7YR. PAYMENT 10YR.
ANNUAL
PAYMENT
Liberty National Leasing
PNC Comm Corp.
Sun Bank
Century Leasing Corp
Fidelity Finance Corp.
Bank One Leasing
4.08
4.30
5.22
5.59
5.551
5.55
$51,182
51,579
53,254
54,747
55,122
55,772
4.48
4.90
5.43
5.87
5.924
5.98
$39,340
39,450
40,444
47,902
42,230
42,507
PROPOSATS SHOULD BE SUBMTTTED BY FRIDAY, MARCH 25, L994TOI
IW{RIE JA&{I FF, FINANCE DIRECTOR
CTTY OF DANLA
P.O. BOX 1708
DANIA, FL 33004
A RECOMMENDATION FOR AWARDING THE PROPOSAL TO THE SUCCESSFUL
BIDDER WLL BE PRESENTED TO THE CITY COMMISSION AT THEIR REGUTAR
MEETING APRIL 12, 1994.
PROVIDE A UST OF MUNICIPAI..ITIES YOU ARE CURRENTLY SERVING AS
LESSOR.
Crrv oF fDa.nrr.n Phono: 921-8700
PO. BOX 1708
DANIA, FLORIDA
33004
MARCH 4, L994
THE CITY OF DANTA IS SEEKING PROPOSAI.S FOR FO{ANCING THE LEASE
PURCFI,ASE OF ONE (1) FIRE ENGINE WITH ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT
CAPABIUNES (1994 PIERCE DASH 1250 GPM PUMPER WITH 50'WATER
TOWER.
THIS VEHICLE FIAS BEEN ORDERED FBOM PIERCE MANUFACTURING' INC.,
APPLETON, WISC. AND WILL BE DELIVERED APPROXIMATELY JANUARY 1'
1995.
TERMS OF LEASE:
7 OR 10 YEARS MATURITY
PAYIVIENTS SEMI.ANNUALLY
FIRST PAVVIENT DUE 3/1 /95
SPECIFY TYPE OF LEASE & COMMENCEMENT DATE
TTTLE TO THE EQUIPMENT SHALL PASS TO THE LESSEE UPON DEWERY AND
ACCEPTANCE
PURCHASE PRICE OF VEHICLE $308,945
INTEREST RATE: GIVE INTEREST RATE FOR BOTH 7 YEAR LEASE AND 10 YEAR
LEASE.
PREPAYIVIENTS MAY BE IITADETHEREHALL BE NO PREPAYMENT ALTY:
IN WHOLE OR IN PART WITHOLTT PENALry.
TRANSACTION EXPENSES: PROVIDEA UST OFALL FEESAND
ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS TO THE LESSEE.
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CIry OF DANIA
I NTER-OFFICE MEMOR,A N DU M
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To:Robert Flatley, City Manager
From: Dan Oyler, City Planne
Date: April 5, 1994
Award of Bid for the A-1-A / Dania Beach Blvd. Landscape
lmprovement Project.
On March 22, 1994 bids were received and opened for the A-1-A / Dania Beach
Blvd. Landscape lmprovement Project. Bids were received from ten (10) firms,
were reviewed for completeness and ranked according to bid price.
The low bidder was W Sod from Oakland Park, Fl. with a bid of $31,000.
I recommend that the City Commission award the project to W sod.
Our City Attorney is preparing the necessary Resolution approving the
agreement. Please place this item on the April 12, 1994 City Commission
agenda for the selection of the contractor and approval of the contract.
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CITY OF DANIA
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
TNTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
ROBERT F. FLATLEY, CIry MANAGER
@
CLIFFORD M. TAYLOR:.PUBLIC WORKS ADMINISTRATOR
STREET NAME CHANGE (NW 2nd Terrace/NW 2nd Place) to
NW't2th Court
rt a
TO:
FROM:
RE
DATE: FEBRUARY 24,1994
ln reference to the street name change requested by Mayor Grace, the following items
must first be addressed:
NJS
1. We must pass an ordinance for the name change.
2. Notiff all residents who will be affected by this name change'
3. Letter to all utility/emergency companies advising of change'
4. Letter to Post Office advising Postmaster, Les Odgen, of name changes
which must have existing addresses attached'
After reviewing the addresses of these two streets, I feel it would be in the best interest
of the city to have only one name as the present setup is causing confusion.
CITY OF DANIA
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
AprilT, 1994
Robert F. Flatey, CitY Manager
Michael W. Smith, Personnel Director
SUBJEGT: CDBG PR0POSAIS FOR 1994^995
ol Elv oulevard (SW 12 AU. Amount requested $175,000.
3. lmorovemenls to chesler Evrd Park including jogging trail, fitness stations, and playground
equipmenl and site amenities. Amount requested $75,000.
We should know the staus ol of the funding recommendations by June and if approved by the County
Commission in August, funds will be available in 0ctoberAovember 1994.
*t
A public meeting was held on April 5, 1994 at Modello Park and a Gonsensus was reached on the
foilowing proiecis which will be submitted to Broward County on April 18, 1994. The proiects are listed
in order of priority.
1 . New oool lor Modello Pa* ( or possibly at the east side of Collins Elementary il the School Board
will agree to such an anangement). Amount requested $300'000.
2. Sidewalks and landscaoe imnrovements alono soulh Phipoen Road and als0 on the Dania side
Date
To:
From:
Section 4. lt is unlawful for any person to fire or discharge a firearm within the
boundaries of the city.
Section 5. The prohibitions in sections 2, 3 and 4 of this ordinance do not apply to
a peace officer acting within the scope of his duty; to any government employee
authorized or required by his employment or office to carry or use firearms; or to any
person having a valid permit issued to him by the Chief of Police of the City of Dania to
carry or use firearms within the corporate limits of the City of Dania, Florida.
Section 6. lt is unlawful for any person carrying a firearm upon his person or in a
vehicle under his control or in which he is an occupant, to refuse to permit a peace
officer to inspect that firearm after the peace officer has identified himself as such.
The prohibition in section 4 hereof does not apply to:
(a) The member or guest of a licensed organization who, for the purpose of
shooting practice discharges a firearm at a target upon an established target
range of that organization.
(b) A person conducting an athletic contest who fires blank ammunition toward the
sky.
(c) Members of the armed forces firing blank ammunition at military ceremonies.
(d) Persons authorized by permit of the Chief of Police to discharge blank
ammunition for a laMul purpose.
-2-Ordinance
Section 7. The violation of any of the provisions as set forth hereinabove shall be
punished as provided for in Sections 1 - 8, Chapter 1, Part ll of the Code of Ordinances
of the City of Dania, Florida.
Section 8. lt is the intention of the Dania City Commissioners that the provisions
of this ordinance shall become and be made a part of the City of Dania Code; and that
ORDINANCE NO.a
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA,
REGULATING FIREARMS; PROVIDING FOR DEFINITIONS;
PROVIDING FOR EXCEPTIONS; PROVIDING FOR PENALTIES;
PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING THAT ALL
ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES AND ALL
RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT
HEREWTH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH
CONFLICT;AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CIry COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA,
FLORIDA:
Section 1 . Definitions.
(a) As used in this ordinance, 'firearm' means a pistol, revolver, gun, rifle,
or other ordinance, including a miniature weapon, which projects a
missile or shot by force of gunpowder or any other explosive, by spring
or by compressed air.
(b) As used herein "park" means a park owned and/or under the control of
the City of Dania, Florida.
(c) As used herein "public building" means buildings that are owned
and/or under the control of the City of Dania, Florida such as the
administrative center (also known as city hall) fire station, and
recreation buildings.
Section 2. lt is unlawful for any person to carry a firearm, loaded or unloaded,
upon one's person, in a park, school, or public building.
Section 3. lt is unlaMul for any person on a public street or in a public place to
carry a firearm upon his person, or in a vehicle under his control or in which he is an
occupant, unless all ammunition has been removed from the chamber and from the
cylinder, clip, or magazine.
Ordinance No.
the sections of this ordinance may be renumbered or relettered and the word
"ordinance" may be changed to "section", "article" or such other appropriate word or
phrase in order to accomplish such intentions.
Section 9. lf any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this
ordinance is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent
jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent
provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this
ordinance.
Section 10. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances and all resolutions or parts
of resolutions in conflict herewith be and the same are hereby repealed to the extent of
such conflict.
Section 11. That this ordinance shall be in force and take effect immediately upon
its final passage and adoption.
PASSED and ADOPTED on First Reading on the _ day of 1994
PASSED and ADOPTED on Second and Final Reading on the _ day of
'1994.
MAYOR COMMISSIONER
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - AUDITOR
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS
By
FRANK C. ADLER, City Attorney
-J-Ord inance
Article 111 Tree Abuse Added the Following No person, firm, company or corporation shall catse to
have trimming or pruning of any tree done within the City of Dania by any person,
firm, company or corporation who is not a member in good standing with the
"National Arborist Association ".
Section 26-33 Exception
Single family or duplex Iot owners may trim of prune any tree on
their prop€rty that is less than six (5 inches in CDBH after first
obtaining the "Standards for Pruning Shade Trees" manual
published by the National Arborist Association, from the Growth
Management D€partment.
Nursery Operations: All licensed and govemmental nurseries shall be
exempt from the terms and provisions of this article, but only in relation to
thos€ trees which are planted and grown for sale or intended for sale to
the general public in the ordinary course of business or for public
purposes.
Under emergency conditions such as hurricanes, war, or other disasters o[
similar scope, the City Manager may stspend the Article for a time to be
determined, but only for trees that have been eflected by such act.
The trimming oI any tree by a franchised utility, water management
dishict, municipal or county govemment so long as it is done to Arborsit
Standards.
Seaion 26-34 Registration Required.
A once a gear registration fee, the amount to be set by resolution of the
City Commission, will be required to be paid each year for the period
beginning October 1 to &ptember 30.
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1 All persons, firm, companies or corporations must register with the
GroMh Management Departrnent prior to undertaking any pruning or
trimming of trees within the City of Dania, with the exception of those
listed in Section 26-33 of this article.
Prior to the commencement of any pruning or trimming activity and after
registration required by this Section, the person, firm, company or
corporation performing the work shall be required to submit the property
address on which the work shall be required , the number of trees to be
pruned or trimmed, the owners or associations name and phone number,
and, if an association, a letter of authorization from the association
president.
2.
CTTY OF DANIA *
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I NTEROFFICE M E M ORAN D U M
To:Robert Flatley, CitY Manager
From:Dan Oyler, City Planner
Date:April 5, 1994
Revisions to Chaplet 26 Of Dania City Code, Tree Preseruation, Tree Abuse And
t-andscaping and Resolution Establishing Fees.
Pursuant to the direction received from the City Commission at the workshop of February 15, 1994 the
following changes have been made to the proposed ordinance which is scheduled for second reading on
April 12, 1994.
Section 26-14 Reuised From: Soecimen Tree: Any hee which has a DBH of 18 inches or
greater for conifers and 24 inches for hardwoods or palms.
To: Specimen Tree, Any tree which has a DBH of 18 inches
or greater Ior hardwoods and conifers and 24 inches for palms.
Section 26-14,Reuised From: non-native fruit trees that are cultivated or grown for the specilic
purpose of producing edible fruit, including, but not limited to: mangos, avocados,
or species of citnrs,
Reuised Tor non-natiw fruit trees (citns species) that are cultirrated or grown for
the specific purpose of producing edible fruit, not to include mangos or avocados.
Section 26-14:Reuised From:Tree: Any living, self-supporting, dicotyledonous or
monocogtedonous woody perennial plant which has a DBH of no less than three
(3) inches and normally gror,vs, etc.
Retsised To: !1g, Any living, selfsupporting, dicotyledonors or
monoco\dedonous woody perennial plant which has a DBH of no less than
two and one half (2-l/21incha and normally grows, etc.
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ln addition to the Ordinance a Resolution has been prepared by our City Attomey setting the permit fees
and tree trimming registmtion fee.
'red mulberry
red silk cotton tree
royal poinciana
' shortleaf fig
'slash pine
' native to Florida
Morus rubra
Bombax ceiba
Delonix regia
Ficus citrifolia
Pinus elliottii var. densa
2
Common Name
African mahogany
flame bottle tree
'bald rypress
black olive
floss silk tree
golden rain bee
golden shower tree
' gumbo limbo
lndian tamarind
jacaranda
kapok tree
' laurel oak
' live oak
'mahogany
' mastic
'paradise hee
'pitch apple
'pond rypress
'red bay
'red maple
APPENDIX I
RECOMMENDED TREES FOR CANOPY REPT.ACEMENT
CATEGORY,I TREES
Latin Names
Khaya spp.
Brachychiton acerifolius
Taxodium distichum
Bucida buceras
Chorisia speciosa
Koelreuteria formosana
Cassia fistula
Bursera simaruba
Tamarindus indica
Jacaranda mimosifolia
Ceiba pentandra
Quercus laurifolia
Quercus virginiana
Swietenia mahogani
Mastichodendron foetidissimum
Simarouba glauca
Clusia rosea
Taxodium ascendens
Persea borbonia
Acer rubrum
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' native to Florida
Muellels almond
persimmon
pigeon plum
pink trumpet tree
pond apple
pongam
queen's crape-myrtle
' soapberry
' southem magnolia
Spanish cherry
' strangler fig
' sugarberry
' sweet bay
weeping podocarpus
' wild tamarind
' willow bustic
yellow poinciana
native to Florida
Terminalia muelleri
Diospyros virginiana
Coccoloba diversifolia
Tabebuia heterophylla
Annona glabra
Pongamia pinnata
Lagerstroemia speciosa
Sapindus saponaria
Magnolia grandiflora
Mimusops elengi
Ficus aurea
Celtis laevigata
Magnolia virginiana
Podocarpus gracilior
Lysiloma latisiliqua
Dipholis salicifolia
Peltophorum pterocarpum
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CATEGORY 2 TREES
{Also includes bees listed under Category 1)
Common Name
African tulip tree
black sapote
Brazil beautyleaf
buttercup tree
buttonwood (sliver)
' cherry laurel
' crabwood
curly pod
' dahoon holly
' fiddlewood
fiangipani
' Guiana plum
' Jamaica dogwood
' Krug's holly
Florida lilac
' lancewood
longan
loquat
lychee
Madagascar olive
mimusops
Latin Name
Spathodea campanulata
Diospyros dignya
Calophyllum brasiliense
Cochlospermum vitifolium
Conocarpus erectus
(var. sericeus)
Prunus caroliniana
Gymnanthes lucida
Caesalpinia mexicana
llex cassine
Citharerylum futicosum
Plumeria spp.
Drypetes lateriflora
Piscidia piscipula
llex krugiana
Lonchocarpus
Nectandra coriacea
Euphoria longan
Eriobotrya japonica
Litchi chinensis
Noronhia emarginata
Manilkara roxburghiana
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native to Florida
' Spanish stopper
' sweet acacia
' torchwood
Washington palm
' wax myrtle
white geiger
' wild lime
Eugenia foetida
Acacia famesiana
Amyris elemifera
Washingtonia robusta
Myrica cerifera
Cordia boissieri
Zanthorylum fagara
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native to Florida
Common Name
allspice
beach acacia
black ironwood
blolly
bottlebrush tree
brush cherry
cabbage palm
Canary lsland date palm
Chinese f;an palm
coconut palm
cocoplum
coral bean
crape.myrtle
geiger tree
glossy privet
Jamaica caper
Macadamia nut
redberry stopper
royal palm
Simpson stopper
snailseed
Sabal palmetto
Phoenix canariensis
Livistona chinensis
Cocos nucifera
Chrysobalanus icaco
Erythrina spp.
Lagerstroemia indica
Cordia sebestena
Ligustrum lucidum
Capparis rynophallophora
Macadamia spp.
Eugenia confusa
Roystonia spp.
Myrcianthes ftagrans
Cocculus laurifolius
CATEGORY 3 TREES
(Also includes trees listed under Categories 'l and 2)
Latin Name
Pimenta dioica
Acacia cyanophylla
Krugiodendron feneum
Guapira discolor
Callistemon spp.
Syzygium paniculatum
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native to Florida
CATEGORY 4 PALMS
Common Name
Alexandra palm
bottle palm
date palm
Florida cherry palm
Florida silver Palm
Florida thatch Palm
paurotis palm
pindo palm
queen palm
Senegal date palm
windmill palm
native to Florida
Thrinax radiata
Acoelonhaphe wrightii
Butia capitata
Syagrus romanzoffana
Phoeni,x reclinata
Trachycarpus fortunei
Latin Name
Archontophoeni,x alexandrae
Hyophorbe lagenicaulis
Phoenix dactylifera
Pseudophoenix sargentii
Coccothrinax argentata
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lancewood
loquat
Mexican caesalPinia
millettia
mimusops
pitch-apple
princess-flower
silver trumpet tree
tree ligustrum
wax-myrtle
White Geiger
wild tamarind
yellow-elder
Flowering
Edible Fruit
Nectandra coriacea
Eriobotrya japonica
Caesalpinia mexicana
Millettia ovalifolia
Manilkara roxburghiana
Clusia rosea
Tibouchina semidecandra
Tabebuia caraiba
Ligustrum lucidum
Myrica cerifera
Cordia boissieri
Lysiloma sabicu
Tecoma stans
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APPENDIX 2
PROPOSED LIST OF TREES & PALMS
Recommend For
Ptanting Under Elec'trical Lines
TREES
Common Name
allspice
argentine Shower
black lronwood
blolly
bottlebrush (weePing)
buttonwood (silver)
carambola (Star-ftuit)
cassia
chaste-tree
citrus (except grapefruit tees)
crape.myrtle
dahoon holly
dwarf-poinciana
ebony (Jamaican rain fee)
Geiger Tree
golden trumpet
inkwood
Flowering
Edible Fruit
Mtex agnus-casfus
Cikus spp.
Lagerstroemia indica
llex cassine
Caesalpinia pulchenimma
Brya ebenus
Cordia sebestena
Tabebuia chrysotrichi
Exothea paniculata
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IalinXame
Pimenta dioica
Cassia cameval
Krugiodendron feneum
Guapira discolor
Callistemon viminalis
(variety sericeus)
Avenhoa carambola
Avenhoa carambola
PALMS
Common names
areca palm
bottle palm
European fan palm
Florida thatch palm
homcone cycad
lady palm
Manila ("adonidia) palm Xmas
opsiandra palm
pador palm
pindo palm
pigmy date palm
queen sago palm (rycas)
sago palm
spindle
thatch palm
windmill palm
Latin Name
Chrysalidocarpus lutescens
Hyophorbe lagenicaulis
Chamaerops humilis
Thrinax radiata
Ceratozamia mexicana
Rhapis excelsa
Veitchia menillii
Gausia maya
Chamaedorea spp.
Butia capitata
Phoenix roebelenii
Cycas circinalis
Cycas spp.
Hyophorbe verschafielUi
Thrinax spp.
Trachycarpus fortunei
Note: All species are considered Category 3 trees except as othenrise note in
Appendix l.
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includes five bays and is located west of the pump island area. Vehicles would enter
the car wash bays from the north and exit to the south. The westerly curb-cut would be
exit only. There are three curb cuts on the vacant property presently. One of the curb
cuts will be closed. This increases the amount of landscaping along Griffin Road.
There is a 6' C.B.S. wall along the north property line. Members of the Planning and
Zoning Board did express concern about noise from the car wash toward the
residences on the north.
The petitioners have been cooperative in making changes to improve the site plan.
Additional landscaping has been added, the number of curb cuts has been reduced,
and the traffic pattern was changed. As the proposed plan conforms to setback and
bulk regulations of the zoning code as well as parking and landscaping requirements, it
is recommended the site plan be approved.
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
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TO:Robert Flatley
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SP-lI-94 - REQUEST FOR SITE PLAN APPROVAL FOR THE
EXPANSION OF THE SERVICE STATTON AT THE NE CORNER OF
GRIFF]N RD. AND RAVENSWOOD ROAD,2109 GRIFFIN RD.
Date:March 25, 1994
An item scheduled for the April 12, 1994 City Commission meeting is review of a site
plan for additions to the service station at 2109 Griffin Rd. which is at the Northwest
corner of Griffin Road and Ravenswood Road. The proposed additions include adding
two pump islands and extending the canopy over these new islands, constructing a car
wash facility and installing a Stage ll vapor recovery system.
The Planning and Zoning Board reviewed this site plan request at their march 23, 1994
meeting. The recommendation is to approve the site plan as it complies with
requirements of City Code.
The .82 acre site fronts on Griffin Road and Ravenswood Road. The site is zoned B-2,
Community Business District. A service station is a permitted use in this district as is a
car wash.
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To the south across Griffin Road is a vacant area zoned B-2 and to the southwest is a
mobile home park zoned T-1. To the southeast is another service station and the
Humane Society. To the west along Griffin Road is zoned B-2 including the City of
Dania Emergency Medical station. The adioining property to the north is zoned B-2
along Ravenswood Road frontage including an auto mechanic shop and restaurant'
The area north of the site and 150' west of Ravenswood is zoned R-3 and developed
with residential uses.
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SP.13-94 . REQUEST FOR SITE PLAN APPROVAL FOR A CHURCH
iufl-ou,tc AT THE NoRTHwEsr coRNER oF Nw 1 STREET AND
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FOR THE UNITED HOUSE OF PRAYER FOR ALL PEOPLE
March 24, 1994
An item scheduled for the April 12, 1gg4 city commission meeting is review of a site
pi"n tor a church facility at the northwest corner of NW 1 Street and NW 14 Avenue'
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building is 6,099 sq' f in area on this 1 1 acre site'
The Planning and Zoning Board reviewed this site plan request at their March.23' 1 994
,""iing. in"" r""orr"idation is to approve the site plan as it conforms to all
applicable requirements of City Code.
This site is zoned R-2, two-family Dwelling District. A church is a permitted use in this
district. The site in question is the formeisite of a foundry. The building and the wall
surrounding the site were recently demolished,. An environmental assessment was
performed -on the property and no evidence of hazardous waste contamination was
found to exist.
The proposed building will be located on the south side of the site fronting on NW 1
Street.Theparkinglotisnorthofthebuilding.Forty-sixparkingspaceswo.uldserve
the2,400sq.ftsanctuarywhichexceedstherequirementoffortySpaces.Accessto
in" plrrri.g iot is from NW 14 Avenue. A pick up or drop off lane is in front of the
building on NW 1 Street.
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Robert FlatleY
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SP-14-94 - REQUEST FOR MODIFICATION OF SITE PLAN APPROVAL
ion rxe coMMERcIAL REcREATIoN FAclLlrY AT 1700 Nw I sr'
March 24, 1994
An item scheduled for the April 12, 1gg4 city commission meeting is review of the
pi"p"."J .it" plan for buildings at the commer_cfa.l recreation facility at "1700 NW 1 Ave.
in looition ot'o,szo sq. ft. is-proposed to the 17,040 sq. ft. video arcade building.,
i""J"J jr.t easi of the'miniature'9o6 courses and a 24,000 sq. ft. warehouse building is
p-CsJJ tor tne northeast corneiof the site. The owner of the site is the Second
National Acceptance Corporation.
The Planning and Zoning Board reviewed this request at their March 23' 1994 meeting'
Therecommendationistoapprovethesiteplanassubmitted,asitcomplieswithall
zoning requirements.
The proposed buildings are consistent with plat restrictions which permit commercial
recreation uSeS on the property on this 18.1 1 acre site, as well as 80,000 sq. ft. of office
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the IRO zoning district.
The exterior of the two buildings will match existing architectural features. The video
arcade is an extension of an existing building. The proposed warehouse exterior
matches the Bryan Oaks buildings.
As the proposed buildings are consistent with the existing site plan, and conforms with
the setbaci and bulk regulations of the zoning code as well as parking and landscaping
requirements, it is recommended to approve the site plan'
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO:ROBERT FLATLEY, CIry MANAGER
FROM: MARIE JABALEE, FINANCE DTRECTOR
RE:ATTACHED INVOICE - BAILEY HUNT JONES & BUSTO
This item should be placed on the April 12 regular agenda for commission approrral.
Attached is an invoice from Earl Gallop of Bailey Hunt Jones & Busto for the period
ending February 28, 1994 in the amount of $1,310.80. These expenditures are for
services rendered per resolution 113-93 adopted July 13, 1993.
Previously Fxpended
$115,000.00
24.1,32.tL
Current Invoice, February
Bal. on Agreement
$ 90,867.8e
1.310.80
$ 8e,557.09
The City Commission authorized the execution of a $400,000 note with Family Bank on
Jtty 27, 1993. This will provide the funding for payment of this invoice.
Earl G. Gallop
Robert F.llarch 17,
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Platley,
1994
fask 2. Evaluate the proposed runway extension and thecounty comission authorization to condemnpropelty with the consistency requirement.
s 0 s2,415.00 $2,625/3,500
Task 3. Coumence a civil action to require Broxrard
County to amend its comprehensive plan.
$ 1,310.80 $18,821.54 $35,000/50,000
Task 4. Conduct local government DRI developmentreview and permitting of the ruff ay extension.
$ 0 $ 0 $L7,s00/26,250
Eask 5. Participate in the wetlands perDitting
Processes.
$0s582.50S10,000/15,OOO
Task 6. .e.ssist with challenging the eninent domainproceedings.
$ o $ o $1o.0oo/1s.ooo
Please do not hesitate to call me if you have any gueEtiotrslegalding this statement.
Ve!y tru yours,
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Enclosures
Itls . Rhona Lipnan
Ed Curtis, Esq.
arl c. Gallop
9356co.t.8
A PFIOFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION
AiTORN EYS AT LAlv
Barlev Hur.rr JoNes & Busro
Baruev HuNr JoNes & Busro
a PEroFgssroNAL assocrarroN
ATTOFI'{EYS AT L.AW
couRvotsrEFr CENTFE . sut"E 30cl
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GEORGE .,,. BAYA
Uarch 17, 19 94
Robert F. PIatIey,City llanager,
CJ.ty of Dania100 West Beach BoulevardP.O. Box 1708DanLa, EL 33004
RE: SEATEMENB FOR PROFESSIONAI, SERVICESCity of Dania v. Broward County AviationOur file no. 9356-00
Dea! trfr. Flatleys
Enclosed is our atatement for professional serviceE rendered, 1994 tn
s3 , 067 .73
Current Coat Cuuulative Est.ri n. /rr-.
Analyze planning documentsorders.and development
and for costs advanced for the period ending Febmary 28the amount of 911310.80 There is a previous balance ofand a total amount due of S41378.53.
Ihe lctual Co8t/Cost Esti-nate Iracking table Dregentsinforuation concerrring the charges for professioial se:rricdE in thecrxrrent statenent Ln _relation to (a) cumulative charges and (b) theorLginal esti-mated charges, by work task.
ACIIIAL COST/COSI ESTITTAIE TR,ACKIITG
s 0 I2,765.00 s 3,500/5,250
FAIJL A. ARENCIEIIA
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MERCEDES C. BUSTO
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TIMOTHY CONE
STEVEN CAFILYLE CRONIG
TJAMES C. CUNNINGHAM. JFI.
FrcHAeD M. OAV|S
EAFL G. cALLOP
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Task 1.
uatter: 935500 - l{arch 10, 1994 , Page 2
Recapitulation
At 175.00 per hour EGG worked 7.00 Eours
For Profeeeional Services
For Di.sbursenentE Incurred
BilI *t7736 1total Due S A',2+Wf
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fo be properly credited, pleaee indicate Bill Nunber on your remittance check'
BaruEv HuNr JoNes & Busro
t,310.80
A PEO'ESSIQNAL ASSOCI'TION
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Current Balance
Previous Balance
BaruEv HuNr Joues & Busro
A PFIOFESSIONAL ASSOCIAIION
A'IOFNEYS AA LAW
COUFIVOISIEFI CENIRE ' SUITE 3OO
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M rAM r, FLOFITOA 3313r'2623
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F^x (3os) 37.'47'5C5.ty of Dania
100 W. Bch Blvd. Box 1708Attn: Robert FlatleyDania, fL 33004
FOR FFIOFESSIONAL SERVICES FIENOE RE O
March 10, 1994
Matter: 935500Dania, City of v.
Broward County Aviation Departuent
02/2L194 EGG
02/22/94 EGG
02/23/94 EGG
For Disburseuents Incurred:
02/28/94
Eelephone conference between Earl G.callop and Mr. Curtis regarding proposedinterlocal agreementAnalyzing proposed eettleuent agreement iattention to ixecutive meeting of citycomissioni travel to and fron City of
Danla (64 niles )Telephone conferences betseen Earl G.
Gallop and Dlr. Curtis; telePhoqe
confeience between Earl G. Ga1lop andMr. Flat1ey; analyziug two vergious of
proposed special act with particularittLntion to exhibits; preparing letterto MessrE. Flatley and Curt,i.E regardingdeficiencies in special act and proposed
amendaent to act
4 .50 787 .50
2.25 393.75
Total Professi.onal ServiceE S 1225.00
for the month 68.50
0.2s s
he month of Eebruaryor the month of Februaryf February
43.75
Photocopies (in-house)of February
l6sEirni fg charges for tL/D telephone chargee f
Postage for the month o
$
02/28/94
02/28194
02/28194
8.00
3.40
5.80
Prior costs and disbursements not completely processed in our recordEwill appear in subsequent invoices
( continued )
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TEII'TE AID - NEPRESETTATIVE $IX.IIAOGTZIE,
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var'{ous oet{ons avr{lablt to th. fity.
ftrr @uty cc{sslsr ag.da lrbilittrc dEl rFrsoo F ry ry-]:to obtrl n ttrc'county oriJsior.rprdas m e tlrcly-baslr' . Thc ill€
I ntcnds to klro apprai scd of al rDort lssrras cnlng bcfot- the countycrlsslm and rc ned tha agerrdrs to oparrt .
r'16 r.cilend dret the urnl a City Cmlsrloo anl{ Scnator Isile .nd
RTraaatrtlve acltetgfu a dimer or -luachcrrr to tht oor .F "cciaflol-lbtOlir ctttorts dr d|e rity'6 behel f. As yos tna. dcy stDod by dre ciry
of Dan{a on the anncxetiofi-dc.nndrlon b{I].
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Based on the Elms lll legislation passed last year there are changes being made to the
traffic concurrency system.. An amendment has been proposed to the Broward County
Plan which designates the vast majority of the City of Dania as an urban irrfill area and
exempts the area from having to meet traffic concurrency requirements. The property
owner or developer would have to continue to pay impact fees but the property could be
developed. Such a system is in recognition that it is more advisable to allow in-fill
development than to encourage sprawl to the west.
The current system of traffic concurrency assigns the trips on the road system on a first
come first served basis. There was some concern that assigning these trips to the NCL plat
would be detriment to other properties in the area by taking trips which might be available
to them in the future. This situation will be changing based on the amendment allowing
urban in-fill areas.
It is recommended to provide a letter of no objection with the provision that access
problems be addressed doing site planning and that and approvals be subject to
concurrency regulations in effect at the time.
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CITY OF DANIA
I NTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
CROWTH MANACEMENT DEPARTMENT ba
TO
RE
Robert Flatley
City Manager
FROM: Will Allen
DATE: April 7,1994
C rowth Management Director u)Jl al,-
Request For A Letter of No Ob.jection For A Delegation Request To
Amend The Note On the DCL Plat
The request from Mr. Joseph Handley of Craven and Thompson and Associates, lnc. for a
letter of support from the City of Dania for a delegation request to amend the restriction
note on the NCL Plat was continued at the March 8, 1994 meeting. This was continued
until the April 12, City Commission meeting.
The request on behalf of the owner, Lonestar lndustries, is to change the note restriction
from 198,320 sq. ft. of industrial use to 625,000 sq. fL of industrial use on lhe 44.42 acre
NCL site. The site is the old Lindsley Lumber site. The figure of 198,320 sq. ft. is the
amount of building which was used by Lindsley Lumber.
The request is to make the site more marketable. The amount of acreage (44.42) would
normally support much more development than is approved for the site. The allowable
density is less than 4500 sq. ft. of building per acre or roughly 10 percent lot coverage.
The two pertinent issues are traffic concurrency and adequacy of access to the site.
ln terms of traffic concurrency the site is within a compact deferral area based on the
section of Criffin Road in front of DCOTA being deemed over-capacity. This section is
now under construction. Also Ravenswood Road to the west of the subject site is deemed
to be approaching over-capacity.
There are two factors which ease the problem First of all a traffic impact study by'linter
Associates, lnc. concludes that there is sufficient capacity on Ravenswood Road and it
would not exceed capacity based on the proposed 625,000 sq. ft. of industrial
development which can be expected to Benerate 3,859 cars per day. Secondly the traffic
concurrency system is being changed in a way which will make this a moot poinl
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cr&A PROJECT t{O. 93-0052
CRN\ENlFlO/4pSON Dear !1r. Allen:
&/4SSOCINTES lNC.
As per our telephone conversation, we respectfullyrequest that our delegation request letter whichwas deferred from the March 8, 1994 City Councilmeeting be deferred to the April 12, 1994 CityCouncil meeting.
As always, please do not hesitate to call shouldyou have any questions .
S incerely,Engine€rs
Planners
Surveyors RAVEN & ASSOCTATES, rNC
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Tom Hal-l
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February 8, 1994
Ur. Wtll ALlen
Growth t{anagement DirectorClty of DaniaP.O. Box 1708Dania, Plorida 33 004
RE: NCL PI,ATcr&A PROJECT NO. 93-0052
Dear llr . Allen:
RA e ASSOCTATES, rNC.
J EPHvie-President, Planning & Landscape Architecture
We have been retained by the property owner toprepare and process a delegation request to amendthe restrj.ctlon note on the NCL plat (p.8. 150, pg.50). The plat Ls currently restrictCd to 1gg,3iosquare feet of industrial park use. The proposednote is as follows:D
T 'The plat is restlicted to 525,000 square feetof LndustriaL use on Parce1 "B".
fn order to subrnit the delegatJ.on request toBronard County, we must receive a letter froD theCity of Dania approving the proposed noteamendment. It is our understanding that guch aletter must be approved by the City Comrnission.
Please accept this letter as our request to beplaced upon the February 22, 1994 City ComaissionAgenda to dlscuss this item. we understand thatthe Clty hag concelns regarding access to theproperty and trafflc lmprovementa, but would liketo resolve these lssues during the City,s sLte planreview procesa. At that time we wiLl have a betteridea as to the tl,'pe, s lze , and impact of theproposed development.
As always, please do not hesitate to call shouldyou have any questions.
Sincerely,
MPSON
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Frank Saya
Tom Hal1
Frank Burt
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Dear Mr. Oyler:
As you know, the lirm ol Tinter Associatss, lnc. has beon retained by Lones'a{ lndustries in order
to el<amine fre fansportation-relat€d @nqJrrency requiroments of a proposed Delegation Requsst
to Broward County's Board of Commissioners that would amend the exlsting development density
for th€ above-referenced plat The proposed Delegaton Bequest would increase tho existing,
approved industrial land use of 198,320 square feet to 625,000 square feet of industrial land use.
As a part of the Delegation Request process, the applicant, Lonestar lndustries, must obtain written
acc.€ptance of their proposed amendment to he plat from h€ City of Oania. ln December of .1993
I sp6ke with you regarding this matter and you requssted that an. analysis of traffic impacts
asiociated witr he proposed increass in development density be conducted for he intersection o,
Favenswood Road at Tigertail Boulevard. The following is a report of our analysis and findings.
Transportatlon Engineers
January 25, 1994
Mr. Dan Oyler
Clty of Dania
P.O. Box 1708
Dania, FL 33004
RE: NCL PI-AT-LOCAL ACCESS TBAFFIC IMPACT STUDY
TINTER ASSOCIATES PROJECT NUMBER 93.2074
SITE DESCRIPTION
Th€ NCL Plat is a parcel ot land approximately 44.420 acres in size located north of Tigertail
Boulevad, soutr of Griffin Road, east of he CSX Railroad and west of l-95 in the City of Dania. The
propertys only access 's by means of Tgertail Boulevard to Ravenswood Road. Figure 1 illustrates
hs project site location.
ROADWAY NETWORK
Tgertail Boulevard is a twclane, undivided, east-west, local roadway hat runs trom the west right-
ol-way line of L95 west to Bavenswood Boad providing access to the NCL Plat and other adjacent
properties. lt ends approximately 650 leet west of Bavenswood Road at a mobile home park.
Ravenswood Boad is a two-lane, north-south, collector roadway with a middle, opposing-left-turn
lane. There is an existing northbound rlght-turndeceleration lane at its intersection with Tigertail
Boulevard.
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The assignment of site traffic was performed assuming tfut drivers would more frequendy select the
access ihich favors the intended movemonL Figure 4 depicts the resulting site tratfic volum€s.
BACKGROUND TRAFFIC
Background ratfic volumes for the projected 1996 buildout ysar havs been calgglated ln .order to
determine the Uaffic operating conditions for the intersection of Havenswood Boad at Trg€rtail
Boulward pdor to he dev€lopm€nt ot he l,lCL Pht A revlew of exMrE MDT intormadon and 2010
trafflc projeaions for Ravenswood Road provided by the Florida Oepartment ot Tralsportadon
(FDOT) resulted in the developmsnt of an annurl traflic arowth rats of 2.15 perce-nl. This annual
lrowfi rate was applied to the existing I 994 faffic volumes to reflect andcipated 1996 background
baffic volumes. Figure 5 illustrates the future background traffic volumes.
TOTAL TRAFFIC
Future total tafilc volumes for the intersection of Ravenswood Hoad at T'igertail Boulevard have
besn calculated by combining the background Eaffic volumes shown in Figure 5 wih the site traffic
volumes shown in Frgure 4. Ftgure 6 illustates he anticipated future total tratfic volumes associated
with the NcL Plat
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ANALYSIS
Unsignalized capacity analps for the intersecdon ot Ravenswood Road at Tigertail Boule.vard have
been completed for he exhting, background and total traJfic conditions. The capacity analyses w€re
completed using ths Highway CqpaciV Sottware (HCS) which is based on methods oudined ln
Cnaiter 10 of the 1985 Highway Capadty Manual. Analysis summary sheeb ars enclosed. Ths
resuib of the anal)4sis indi:ate hat fie minorsrget left-turn movements op€rate at Level of Servico*Er under existirE conditions. Und€r total traflic conditions thess minor-strest, left-turn movemenB
operate at Level of Servi:e'P easbound and "P wesbound. All oher movemenb operate at Lev€l
ol Service 'c" or bettet in all three uaffic conditions.
Futuro total taffic volumes appear to warrant the lnstalladon of a traffic signal at the intersection of
Bavenswood Boad at Tigertail Boulevard. For this reason, an analysis ol potential operadng
conditlons was undertaken assuming that a tratlic signal contolled ths studied intersecdon. The
analysls was completed usirE he SOAPA4 signal Admizadon software to develop signal Uming and
phaslng. This signal timing and phasing lnformation was hen loaded into he HCS s(Tnallzed
intersection capacity analysis module. The HCS analysis indicates that the intersection ot
Ravenswood Road at Tqertafl Boulevard b anticipated b opelate at Lsvel o, Servics "C" dudng fie
p.m. peak hour under taffic ggnal control.
It a tratfic signal were installed at the lntersection of Ravenswood Road at Tigertail Boulevard, h
would be necessary to widen the east approach to ths intersection along Tlgertail Boulevud to
provide a s€parate left-tum lane for westbourd faffic. The SOAP84 analyGis reveals hat the longest
queue on Tigertail Boulevard will be for ths westbound lefi-turn movement This movement will
requke 250 feet of storage plus a 50 toot transilion length.
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ROBERT FLATLEY, CITY MANAGER
WILL ALLEN, GROWTH II{ANAGEI{ENT DIRECTOR
IIARCH 31, 199 4
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REQUEST TO USE TENT FOR REVIVAL }IEETING BY THE CHI']RCH
OF GOD OF PROPHECY
The uarch 29, L994 letter from Mr. Richard walker of The church of
God of Prophecy request permission to construct a tent for revivalneeting to be held April 15-17, L994. Section 33-44 of the Zoning
code indicates the City Connission and chief of Police roust approveuse of such a tent. Please place this on the April 12, city
Commission agenda.
The 40rx6orx tent is proposed to be located on the east side of ELy
Boulevard between SW 9th Street and SW 10th Street. The Churchbuilding is located in Ho11)rwood across EIy Boulevard. The tent is
requested for lots, 3 and 4, block 2 of coll-ege Tract on property
owned by the church of God of Prophecy. Parking will be on boththe north and south sides of the tent and across the street at the
church building.
Staff recommends approval as there are no apparent problems causedby the use of the tent. There has been similar revivals on thissite in the past without incident. BSo reviewed the request and noproblens were foreseen. There is a certification in the file
concerning the fLane resistant of the tent. A pernit is requiredfor the tent and any electrical work.
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THE CFIURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY
32OO iI.A. BLI BLVD. EOLLIHOOD, FLA. 33020
PASTOR-LLOYD PRATT
Ytarc}r 29, 199 4
Dear I"1r . F lat l ey :
As per your request, there will be approximately (300) people
attending the week-end Revival scheduled for April 15th, I6th
and 17, 1994. Friday and saturday evening services are sche-
duled to begin at 7:30 pm, and Sunday, April 17th at 11:00 am.
The size of the tent is: 40 feet by 60 feet. If you have any
questions concerning the services, don't hesitate to call me.
Thank you for your kind consideration in helping us out in
this matter.
Sincerely yours,
1*-"l.AbbRichard T. walker, Director
Young Adult Ministries
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CITY OF DANIA
INTER.OFFICE MEMORANDUM *s5 a
To:Robert Flatley, City Manager
From: Dan Oyler, City Planner
Date April 6, 1994
Re:Request to Sell T-shirts at the \A/hitbread Race
As you are aware the City has secured a exhibit booth for the up coming
Whitbread Around the World Race which will stop at Port Everglades this month.
We have been actively soliciting business in our city to provide promotional
materials for the exhibit. Skip Gunnell, President of Derecktor Gunnell, would
like to have the City sell T-shirts at the booth. The shirts would sell for $15.00 of
which $10.00 would go to Dereckor Gunnell to off-set the cost of the shirts and
$5.00 would go to the City as a donation to help defray the cost of the exhibit
space.
Please place this request on the Commission agenda for April 12, 1994 for the
Commissions approval.
11271 Rexmere Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33325
Phone 472- 6457
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Mario Tedde, Pres.
A Family Event Production
Dear Mr. Tapp
I would like to know if The City of Dania would consider my company to produce
the 90th Birthday lor your city. We have been doing events in the area for 12 years
and have produced or been involved in some of the largest events in south Florida.
Enclosed you will find some references plus letters of appreciation and some articles
on the events we produced. Thank you for your time and I hope we can do business together .
LIST OF EVENTS
The Worlds Largest BBQ
The Broward County Garlic Festival
The "Taste of ltaly" ltalian Festival
The ChiliCookoff
The 20th Anniversary forThe City of Coconut Creek
The opening of Amtrack
The opening ol1595
The Anniversary of Port Everglades
The Orange Bowl Parade
The Orange Blossom Festival
The Ft. Lauderdale Seafood Festival
The Pompano Seafood Festival
The Miami Reggea Fest.
The Wednesday Night Musical Delights
The Fort Lauderdale Boat Show at Pier66 & Bahia Mar
The Miami Boat Show
The Coca Cola Memorabilia Expo
We where involved in all of these events in different degrees , from total
production to all the food and beverage service. We would be glad to answer any
questions about these events if we are considered.
Mr. Dan Hobby
Fort Lauderdale Historical Society
Ft. Lauderdale Seafood Festival
Mr. Scott Sundermeyer
City of Coconut Creek
Vice Mayor
Mr. Joseph Deluce
Director of Parks & Recreation
lor Clty ol Hallandale
( formerly Superlntendent of County Parks)
Bonnie Stafie
Supervisor of Davie City Parks
Communlty Services
REFERENCES
463-4431
973-6770
457-1450
797-1000
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[_ a-H Club, put barbecue sauce on chicken recently during
Stdt pholo/BoB I,ACX
the World's Largest Bar-B-Que at Quiet Waters Park in
Pompano Beach. Nearly 40,000 attended the barbecue.
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ANTIQUE &
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NOVEMBER 199i
Circus
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VETERAN'S
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ACTIVITiESinside:
Volunteers Invited
to Participate in
Clean-Up of
County's E.S.L.
"Jungle'Site
The Broward CountY Parks and
Recreation Division is inviting individ-
uals and group voluntcers to partici
paie in a public cleanup of the E.S.L.
"Jungle" site from 9:00 a.m'4:00 p.m'
.on Saturday, November 3.' The 28.47-acre site, Purchased as
part ofthe County's $75 million Envir-
onmentally Sensitive Lands Bond
Issue, has recently been fenced off by
the Division. The planned 6leanup of
the site is one of the lirst steps in a
Resource Management Program that
will lead to a master plan for the site.
Individuals, as well as communitY,
civic, and environmental groups, are
inyit€d to join Division stalf to help
in the start of the cleanup effort on
November 3. The magnitude ofthe task
facing the County cannot be underes'
timated. Participation in the Nov-
ember 3 cleanup kick-off will provide
the public with the opportunity to
pcrsonally conlribute to the start ofthe
iask of restoring and preserying this
environmentally sensitive lalid for the
education and enjoymcnt oficurrent
and future generations. r'
Volunteers will be asked to collect
and pick up trash along iand off the
trail system that winds through the
sitc. They will be working in denselv
vegetatcd terrain and are encouraged
to wear long trousers (ieans), heavy
socks and shoes, shade their heads,
carrJ. insect repellent, and must be
physically frt. Trash will be picked up
along the trail all day long by heavy
continued on Pg, 3
World's
Largest
Barbecue to
Feature Fun
For The
Whole Family
Bring your appetite to tirle World's Largest Borbecue at C'B'.Smith Park
on Surr-day, November 4 from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m The event-is expected to
set a worki record for the largest barbecue by cooking 23,000 lb' of mcat on
a 610 foot grill!
Entcrtai-nment for the whole family will includc country music recording
artists Vince Gill and Wilcl Rosc, 5 othcr local bands, 250 Custom Trucks, Bed
Baces, Alligator Wrestling, Hay Rides, 100 Arts & Crafts booths and much
more.
Co-sponsored by the Division, the cYent will benefrt the Broward Chaptcr
of ihe blildren'" bancer Caring Centcr, Inc. The family oricnted barbccuc will
feature an ALL YOU CAN EAT menu of hamburgcrs, hot dogs, chickcn, potato
salad, baked beans, popcorn, cotton candy and ice crcam'- eJ.i""ion tee i"'$ri i" oiuon"u o, $14 day of event' Childrcn 5 and under
f."". Ad".rrce tickets can be purchased al Tickctmaster outlcts, The Ark
Restaurant on Stirling Road in Davie or the Children's Cancer Caring Center'
i'o. -o." iofo.-.tion-call the Park at 43?-2650 or thc Childrcn's Canccr Caring
Ccnter at 581.287I
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Once -again tbank you for your interest j.n our organizatlon, I{ey-oyld bo vgry tnterest€d in rorkJ.ng yttb the ciiv oi--Oiiia ;;thiF coryunl.ty cerebrarion. r look iorvaia t" *"-"ipr"d;i;y ;;neet vith you alrd further discuss tbis event.
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P. Uarttr,irector o! Speciat Events
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1OO W. Dqlia Beach Blvd,Dani.a, ru 33 oo4
our i-nvo lvenent with. eveDt proiluction ranEes froE equiE,ahtrcntal,s :;o ooncesaion operations,.to oontret; ";;t ;;;I;i#?nd prodyetion. our ixtensive'invenil! of, er.ectriAi--;;decoratini equipnent, teEporary -a.i"f.,--
"oncession *uilf i""'.tents and;others have allosed ue- to produce a variEti "i--;;i;;levents and provide a variety of servicce.
Show lran{gellent has been Lnvolved in eucb connunity evente as!h" lnnyal, fort Lauderdale rntenrati;nal Boat- srro,rl -- sflPetersbur$ Boat shov, t'tiani Beach Art Eestival, iiss -ilFa*est, irhe 1993 Forr r.auderdale Fourth of iury--tereili.L"i',Annual lt:Dterf est Boat parade, and 116 are currEntly irr.rroivetrrith tbe gpconlng rrhitbread naie viifig"l" p".t r""i6,rud.r]- --'
E) rec€ntly cotrpleted t-he 9th annual KISE FM CtsILI CIOX OEf, atqB srilh park which host€d-75 crrili cooking t"";=l i-l"gi"t.Ii€"5 li"ne idancing, 20.food vend,ors, zs,ooo patr6ne o"a' wiiiiJXelson anEr waylon .Iennings. the evimt vi= a Lrenend"G - d;;;;;for everyqne involved.
YAc-lfitirc PROMOTTOHS- t C.Bet Sttor MarngEIIE ll' '
sflorr_rAHtcE En[f fo vE no sEnucEs, tNc.Pubrc & Trade Show 6<tibh Serviccs
sMXI_ttAtttlGEitENT COltCESstOftg $tc.El,ent Food and Bsy8rage S€rvice
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Dear Hr- Iapp:
3:*__fo:,:_or_ you_r interest- ln show r{anageneEt regarding yourproposect i=tty annivefsary celabration.
6hot{, }Ianage ent i6 a nultlfaceted Epecial cventE prod,ucti-on corn_Pany ttra E has been dolng buEiness iround the staLe of Ft6ri.t:iinl" rsz;. stE"-i.""e.renr is wldely """idlii!iT= I'r"lill'iiboat showi productlors Eur hae been inirolvea-in-ine pin"eiilitii,of lany clmwrity activities .
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To: Mayor of Dania Florida
Bob Mikes
100 W. Dania Beach Blvd
Crty Hal-l
Dania, Florida
From W. Lawrence Flakes
Poet, Wrrter, Author, E d u cator
26i0 N. W. 16th SLreet
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Subject: 90th year ann.iversar!' poster col-IecLron addiLion
Date: Apri] 5, 1994
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Enterp a
As the oldest city in Broward county, Dania has earned a speciai place in Florida
hrstary. However, many of Broward cituen are the last to be informed of thrs
great corner stone, a cily that is the foundation of this county. It wouid not
6nly ue unfair but an injustice to not brrng attentlon to this fact-
Thenefore. I would like to write and creaLe a specjal ten thousand Lirnited addltion
poster of facts, sights, places, an<l faces 'Dania the oldest clty in Broward . This
poster would become and instant collectors lLem and bring att€ntion t, the our
the contributions thaL this city made to Florlda history'
My background as a poet, and writer dales back to 1976 as a student when a
wiote a iationally bicentennial pray and was reco€inized by President Ford, and
the United states congress. Since that time I have worked, created or have been
recognized by some of the best minds in America namely, Bill cosby, Qurncy
Jonei, Dr. Joyce Brothers, Jesse Jackson, Red Fox\, President Reagan' Dick
Gregory, the iate cartDn Byrd, and recently i'laya Angelou, D16na Ross, President
BiII Clnton and others.
If given Lhe opportunity I would like to do a forty-fil,e (45) day projecl t,
.o*pt"t the following items to help bring posrtive att.entron to the city of Dania
(9oth) year anniversary.
* LO X 22 inch posLer 10,000 @ 53.00 each---- --------S30'000
* T-shirts 6,000 O 56.00 each--- --------336,000* Advertisrng specialties---- -----------515'000
P. O. &r 94 I I / F t. Lalrrr Al,L. FL 33 3 I O / 7 39Q624 or 7 3 5' 57 5 3
Total perspective budget-- -S81,00o
t,CITY OF OANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
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To:
April 7, 1994
Robert F. Flatey, City Manager
,l4lFrom:Michael W. Smith, Personnel Director
SUBJECT: HOUSING AUTHoRITY REoUEST T0 WAIVE PERMIT/DEVELoPMENT FEES
The Housing Authority is submitting a grant proposal through the CDBG program for construction of a
day care facility at Saratoga Apartments and is requesting waiver ol permit fees and other development
fees estimated at $3259.95. Construction costs are estimated at $ 669,500 and it is unlikely that the
full amount ot the proposal will be funded therefore any cost savings the Authority can realize will be
helpful. The fee waiver can also be used as a in kind match which will give the grant proposal
additional points during the application review process by the county.
I feel that this request certainly merits consideration.
SHEFIE COALE
CHAIRPERSON
GLORIA DALY
VICE CHAIRPERSON
_ THOMAS P. SETTE
COMMISSIONEB
VETA PETERTIAN
COMMISSIONER
SULUVAN RODRIGUEZ
COMMISSIONER
JUDY USIFER
COMMISSIONER
BARSAFA LA IARCHE
COMMISSIONER
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715 WEST DANIA BEACH BLVD. . DANIA, FL 33004-3227-08
TELEPHONE: (305) 920-9662 . FAX: (305) 920-9677
TDD*: (30s) 920-8946
MICHAEL P. LYNN, P.H.M., E.H.M
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
April 5, 1994
Dear Mayor Mikes and Commissioners:
The Dania Housing Authority is moving ahead with an application to Broward
Connty Community Development Departmeut for 2tth Year Funding under the
Comnunity Development Block Grant Proetram, These monies will be used to
conplete the fiaal bricks and mortar project for the authority; specifically a child
care facility serving the low income families residing at Saratoga Apartments.
As a part of our application for C.D.B.G. monies we need to show matching
support for the Sranl The Authority will be contributins $fi500 in in-kind staff
support and Eaoagement during the constnrction phase of the project. The
Authority would welcome support from the City in the form of a waiver of permit
fees and certain impact fees normally assessed a constructjon project as an
additional in-kind community contribution. We have discussed the possibility of
certain permits and fees being waived with Mr. Will Allen, City of Dania Growth
Management Division, Based on that discussion, we hsve produced a list of items
for cihich we would appreciate your consideration of a waiver at your next
meeting ( please see attached). Anticipat€d start of construction for the child care
ceuter is December 1994.
If we can provide firrther irformatioa in advance of your Aprfl 12tI meeting,
please do not hesitate to contact me.
Very tn:ly yours,
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Michael P. Lynn, P.H.M.,
Executive Director
City Commissiouers (4)
Bob Flatley
Will Allen
Michael Smith
Mr. Bob Mikes, Mayor 6ad Qommissiesers
City of Dania
100 West Dania Beach Bor.rlevard
Dania, FL 33004-3699
SCHEDT'LE OF PERMIT AND IMPACT FEES
REQT]ESTED BY TIIE DANIA IIOUSING AI.TTIIORITY
TO BEWATVED FORCONSTRUCTION OF DAY CAREFACILITY
Permits
General Occupancy
New Building $.422 X 42560 cu. ft. =
Paving $27.50 frrs/- IWA sq. fr- + 2W0 sq. ft. @ $5.50 =
Fencing @ $.11 x 400 ft.
Signage
Water Services (struchre)
Bathroom fixtures (10 anticipated) @ $11.00
Yard Sprinklers set up
200 anp service
l0 main electrical circuits
Outlets (30 outlets @ $1.60 each)
Mqgfuenigal;
A./C 4 Ton Unit
Duct Work
Vents @ $4.00 each x 12 vents
Site Plan:
Basic Charge
$1.10 per 100 sq. ft" surcharge
Landscaping Fees 2% of $7 ,5A0
Fees
Police @ $.69 per sq. ft. X 5320
Fite $.0093 per cu. ft- X 42,560 ctt. ft.
General Services Fee @ $35.M per unit per montl X 12 months
Total Permits and Fees requested
to be waived by Crty............
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936.32
49.54
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49.54
27 .56
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58.52
$0.40
478.84
395.81
420.b4
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aCITY OF DANIA
PARKS & RECREATION
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO:ROBERT F, FLATLEY, CITY MANAGER
FROM: TIMOTHY G. TAPP, PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTOR
RE:AERIAL PHOTOS OF PIER CONSTRUCTION
DATE: MARCH 25,1994
Please see attached photo samples of pier construction project and letter from Aerial
Photography lnc. explaining their service.
Please bring this offer to the attention of the City Commission to see if they would be
interested in a monthly display board showing the public the progress of this major
project.
Estimated cost for monthly photos over ten months is $605.00.
Original color glossy will be available for their review.
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3123t94
TO:
MR TAPP
CITY OF DANIA
P.O. BOX 1708.
DANIA, FL. 33004.
PROJECT: DANIA PIER REPLACEMMENT.
On a recent flight we shot these photographs ot the above referenced job.
Thinking you might be interested in them, we have sent them to you tor your
review and purchase.
The enclosed photographs are $95.00 lf you would like us to shoot the
progress of your job we can do so for as little as $55.00 each shooting. You
may want ui to shoot your job once or twice a month. We are fully INSURED
with $1 ,000.000.00 of AERIAL liability insurance for our mutual protection.
MONTHLY AERIAL PROGRESS:
(3) VIEWS (1) COPY 8"X10" COLOR PRINTS, at a cost of $55.00
per shooting Plus $5.50 S/H
lor a total ot $60.50 per shoot.
We are AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY, lNC. We have over 30 years experience in
the industry. We supply the highest quality photos & service available to you
on our numerous and frequent flights. these flights will coincide with any
construction schedule. Making AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY' lNC. the right
choice for your AERIAL PHOTOGRRpHY AND GROUND PHOTOGRAPHY
NEEDS.
I or one of my associates will contact you in a few days to explain our services
in more detail. You are not obligated in any way, if you do not want the
enclosed photographs we will gladly come and pick them up'
Thank you for ur time,
MICHAEL.CHASE EATON
'1402 E. Las Olas Boulevard, #1079
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301
(30s) s68-0484. Fax (30s) s61-0040
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AERTAL PHOTOGRAPHY tNC.
PROGRESS PURCHASE AGREEMENT
This agreement, Signed on Wednesday, March 23' 1994' validates
an agreement between AERTAL PHOTOGRAPHY, INC' and . C]TY OF
DANI,A, for the purchase of aerial photography on a proiect named "DANIA
PIER REPLACEMMENT flown on a monthly basis on or around the 10th
or 25th of the month. The cost of each shooting will be $55.00 plus $5.50
S/H as applicable for (3) VIEWS (1) COPY 8"X10" COLOR PRINTS
TOTAL COST EACH SHOOT $60.50 Shooting close to the specified dates
will take precedence over weather conditions, unless othenrise specified in this
agreement.
NOTES:
PLEASE CALL / FAX AND NOTIFY AT COMPLETION OF
PROJECT, TO STOP SHOOTINGS.
AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE AP.I.
MICHAEL.CHASE EATON
'1402 E. Las Olas Boulevard, #1079
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301
(30s) s68-0484. Fax (305) 561-0040
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MRTAPP
AERTAL PHOTOGRAPHY tNC.
AUTHORIZATTON TO B]LL OR PICKUP
SPECULAT]ON PHOTOGRAPHS
OUR FAX NUMBER lS: (305)561-0040
YOU ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO BILL US FOR THE
PHOTOGRAPHS OF:
(PBOJECT NAME)
NAME
YOU ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO PICKUP FROM US THE
PHOTOGRAPHS OF:
(PROJECT NAME)
DATE
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TNTERESTED IN OTHER AERIALS,PLEASE CALL ME
I'M NOT INTERESTED.
1402 E. Las Olas Boulevard, #1079
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301
(30s) 568-0484 . Fax (305) 561-0040
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I NTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
CROWTH MANACEMENT DEPARTMENT
TO:
FROM:
DATE: April 6, 1994
Will Allen
C rowth Management Director aw0M"-
RE Renewal of Palmistry/Fortuneteller License - Sonja Evans, 537 South Federal
Highway
The renewal of the occupational license for Palmistry/Fortuneteller for Sonja Evans, d/b/a
Mrs Kay at 537 South Federal Highway was continued from the March 22,'1994 , City
Commission meeting until the Apnl 12,1994 meeting. The minutes of the meeting indicate
the site should be checked as complaints had been received about multiple families living
at this site.
/mt
Robert Flatley
City Manager
William Johnson and I inspected the interior of the building earlier today. One room is
used for the business while the remainder of the house functions as a single family
residence. The building is owned by the Craves,Museum Of Archaeology.
Based on this inspection and the report from BSO that there has not been a problem at this
site it is recommended that the license be renewed.
CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
TO:Robert Flatley
City Manager
FROM:
RE:Renewal of Palmistry/Fortunetellers License
Date March 15, 1994
- A request has been made for renewal of an occupational license for a Palmistry/
Fortuneteller license. Section 12.5-2 ol lhe Dania Code of ordinances indicates such a
_ license is to be granted or reviewed by the city commission on an annual basis.
The renewal concerns the license of Sonja Evans, d/b/a Ms. Kay of537 South Federal
_ Hury. The applicant has been given notice that the hearing will be held at the March 22,
1994 meeting.
- section 12.5-2 (d) explains the criteria by which the city commission may-retuse or
revoke a Palmistry/Fortunetellers license. ln checking with chief Farley of BSo and
William Johnson of Code Enforcement, there have not been any violations of this
- section during the past Year.
WAlc
UJl*ffil,"."nement Director D,U 0U*
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A merion was made by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by Commi""i",.a_ Er,.r- ^
"lm'xf :f;ithil:?;n'*n jaEvans""""ll*1iH;)::::iiii":iqg:;i:;x.i l-
The motion passed on the foll
Commissioner Berrino - ves
Commissioner Jo.r., - "..Mayor Mikes - yes
8'5 Vice Mayor Grace corrected the agenda wording announcing_the communiry meeting forS,;iH'x#:'.',J'#,*ll**:::#*#-,i,*o?o,ir,.-it;",6;"no, jus,,he
BSo's enforcem"* .r-rr"tiry's ordinances and will "x.'il^tL1'ht
meeting will "ddre"s dissr'tlfaoi-oo *i,hv/ crtrz€ns an oppornroiry to express ,f"i. "oo-"".*lciry Manager Flatlev advised that the Monkey F,m will show at pi2 uau on March 29th. The cirv::ffi#1iil:",*:#rm*j;;;i' "hdill o., r,r"..r, z6 *iu u.*,il,l., -, tre r,r;ich ro
8.6 Dania Chamber of Commerce
owing roll call vote:I
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Commissioner Hyde - ves
Vice Mayor Grace - yes
Charles McEIyea introduced the Vice president of Goverr,-qlsal Affairs, Laura piccolo, and advised that shewould be presenting a monthlv r'*;;;lta:-J;Ji'oo o.,,r, oJ" ci"-i.1. ic.Etmerce acti'ities.Laura Piccolo presented the following Chamber of Commerce report:
3 -".T I":b_.-* since January l, 1994;-I,osrer Map is 75yo comolere-*a pU""a for May completion;-.Byho: Expo. is pranaei in May i ,il ;a;;;1 """'t
;;-:llffiJ:1'H".T:Ti:htT#T,ff3.f:t*to networkingandsociar event wn beherdatthe
+i#",1;#r$+Hf#:l;Lk;;:*:ffi".'"r;**r,'#,'i.,1,^uaadFruand'tt... g-uph";irr-i"*'r"ilpr-s are available ro, -.ril?I'"t the Sheraton Design center Hotel.€olf Tournament is planned ro.yr* - rvr rucrnDers.
-The Chamber will be involved lriri. Clryt rfth Binhday Celebration.
(") The repon from Laura piccol o was addressed uader presentatioas
charles McEIyea" President of the Dania chamber of commerce, advised that 22 new members have alreadv8itrffi:1*ce he began hi' p."'id",,.v ",,r;;;; h.is desire to keep the commission informed on ,
REGULAR MEETING 10 ilARCH 2i2, L994
The motion passed on the following roll call vote:
Commissioner Berrino - yes
Commissioner Jones - yes
Mayor Mikes - yes
Commissioner Hyde - yes
Vice Mayor Grace - yes
8. Dtscusstoil AND POSSIBTE ACTTON
8'1 Mayor Mikes continued the sratus repoft for rhe Airpon Advisory Board until rhe next regularmeedng on April 12, 1994.
8.2 Vill Allen, Growth Management Director, presented the request to renew the Auctioneer,s licensefor Sheila Gross at 45 South Federal Highway. Mr. Allen advised that lan&caping improveDrents have beenaddressed and back ponion of the business is used for a day slre center.
modon s/as made by Commissioner Benino, seconded by Commissioner Hyde to grant the one yearrenewal on rhe Auctioneer,s License for Sheila Gross with the condition that the Petrtloner comply wirhIandscaping requirements.
The motion passed on the following roll call vote:
Commissioner Hyde - yes
Vice Mayor Grace - yes
8'3 A motion was made by commissioner Bertino, seconded by commissioner Jones to grant the oneyear renewal on rhe Au*ioneerrs license for Bruce Koiner at il south Federal t dd*i
The motion passed on the following roll call vore:
Commissioner Beftino - yes
Commissioner Jooes - yes
Mayor Mikes - yes
Commissioner Hyde - yes
Vice Mayor Grace - yes
8'4 r/ill Allen, Growth Management Director, advised that BSo has nor encou'tered aay problems overthe past year with the Sonja Evans palmistry business *a *.. rr.n t ."l" p.'ii.r" *u, the renewal.
commissioner Bertino mendoned that he has received citizen-complain* that multiple families are living insome of these businesses and felt that code Enforcement should.rrlt int" iu"-Eo,n,nirrioo.. Hyde asked- that there be a written report provided for this item ", ,t . ".o -..irr;--
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Commissiooer Benino - yes
Commissioner Jotres - yes
Mayor Mikes - yes
REGUTAR MEETING MARCH 22,L9949
Iiami children's goEpital
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this propoBed event.
poEEibLe.
fhank you for your consideration.
Sincerel"y,
Lynne I,atham
Dilector of Annual Fund
children l,liracle Network Telethon coordinator
south Florida
(3O5) 666-2889 to further diEcuEE the detailB
I{e would like to hold thig carnival aE soon
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April 7, 1994
ur. Bob Flatly
city Manager
city of Dania
Dania, Florida
Dear Mr. Flatly:
It was a pleasure speaking with you on the telephone today in regards to
our propoBed event with t{al-Mart.
uiami chiJ.dren's Hospital / children's uiracle Network is very proud to
have lfal-l.lart ag our number 1 sponaor. The enthusiasm shown in their
fund raising efforts by these individuals is a fine example for aII
volunteerE.
we are respectfully requesting to have a carnival with 17 rides in
Palrick J. uealy Park in Dania. The company we would be hirlng to do
the carnival iE creat southern. They have been extremety generouB with
our fund raising efforts throughout south florida
They have become our degignated carnival company, becauEe aE a
children'E hoEpital, we are concerned with Eafety, appearance and a
pogitive image. ThlE company exhibits this in their dealings with our
spongors .
creat southern is currentLy holding carnivalg in the south Florida area
for other llaL-Mans. Each wal-uart has set a goal for thj.s year's
children's uiracle Network Telethon, which is June 4 & 5, 1994 on
channel 1O. The vlal-MartE have a friendly competition between each
other to Eee who can raise the most funds for the hoEpital.
I hope that you wiII Bupport their effortE to benefit the children in
South Florida. We wi.II cooperate completely in assuring that this even!
wiII be a positive family attraction.
MIAMI CHILDREN'S
HOSPNAL
FOUNDATION
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aTO: MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS
FROM: WANDA MULLIKIN, CITY C
SUBJECT: NEEDED BOARD APPOINTMENTS
DATE: MARCH 23, 1994
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APPOINTMENTS NEEDED FOR AIRPORT ADVISORY BOARD:
CoMMISSIONER BERTINO: 2 APPOIN'IUENTS NEEDED TO REPI-ACE MTCHAEL DEL SAPTO AND
BOB LIZAI'IA. 72"., " WL U"*/-
II€E-MAYOR MIKES: 1 APPOINTMENT NEEDED TO REPI-ACE SHERIE COALE (SEE ATTACHED
RESTGNATTON)
APPoINTMENT NEEDED FOR COOE ENFORCEMENT BOARD -- ,*r?r ,!
ONE APPOINTMENT TO THIS BOARD IS NEEDED BY THE COMMISSION AS A WHOLE TO
REPI.ACE ROXANE KNIGHT WHO HAS RESIGNED. ROXANE WAS SERVING IN LIEU OF A
GENERAL CONTRACTOR.
APPOINTMENTS NEEDED FOR THE HUMAN RELATIONS BOARD
MAYOR MIKES: 1 APPOINTMENT lS NEEDED TO REPI-ACE VIVIAN WARMAN (RESIGNED)
(SEE ATTACHED)
APPOINTMENTS NEEDED FOR THE TNDUSTRTAL ADVTSORY BOARD ,",r[
r I,-frIAYoR GRACE: 2 APPoINTMENTS NEEDED fiHESE wERE THE oN NTMENTS OF
THOMAS SUTTON AND EARL WASHINGTON MADE lN MARCH OF 1993).
VICE-MAYOR GRACE: I APPOINTMENT NEEDED. (MR. RALPH SQUEGLIA HAS MOVED OUT OF
TOVVT\.)
APPOINTMENTS NEEDED FOR THE MEMORIALS COMMITTEE:
reE-MAYOR MIKES: 1 APPOINTMENT NEEDED
PLANNING & ZONING BOARD
r1r. \TMAYOR GRACE: ONE APPOINTITENT NEEDED Otlls lS THE ONE YEAR APPOINTMENT OF
TIMoTHY Mc LEoD MADE lN MARCH oF 1993). - J--t fi L (lya .
MEMORANDUM
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COMMISSIONER JONES: 1 APPOINTMENT NEEDED fiHlS WAS THE ONE YEAR APPOINTMENT
OF IRVING WARMAN MADE IN MARCH OF 1993).
MARINE AOVISORY BOARD (TERII'S OF TH]S BOARD IS FOR ONE YEAR)
COMMISSIONER BERTINO: I APPOINTMENT NEEDED TO REPI-ACE WLLIAM HILL
COMMISSIONER JONES: 1 APPOINTMENT NEEDED. BOB LIZANA'S TERM EXPIRES 3tg4. 'tl'tr:"
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I HAVE ATTACHED A LIST OF THOSE PEOPLE I HAVE ON FILE THAT HAVE
EXPRESSED AN INTEREST IN SERVING ON BOARDS.
THESE APPOINTMENTS WILL BE PLACED ON THE April't2, 1994 AGENDA.
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TO: MAYORAND COMMISSIONERS
FROM: WANDA MULLIKIN, CITY CLERK
SUBJECT: VOLUNTEERS FOR POSSIBLE BOARD MEMBERS
DATE: MARCH 11,1994
IN RESPONSE TO NEWSPAPER ADS tN THE DANTA PRESS AND NONCES ON
THE UTILITY BILLS, THE FOLLOWNG CITIZENS HAVE VOLUNTEERED TO
SERVE ON VARIOUS BOARDS AS NEEDED.
Leta Scanlan
709 NW 7th St.
Dania, Fl
Phone: 922-3663
Intersted in Code Enforcement board, Industrial Board or P. & Z. Board
Ms. Edythe Gilbert
201 SE 1lth Terace
Dania, Fl
Phone 925-8340
Worked in BETA Program
lnterested in lndustrial Board
Ms. Florence A. Eggers
Meadowbrook Condominium
425 SE 11th Terrace #201
Dania, Fl
Phone:922-0135
lnterested in Human Relations Board
t'lFR-31-'94 ,-5:15 ID:CO LEAG OF CITIES
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SUBJECT:
Al.l t{aber Cltlea
i{a1t6r W. Falck, League E!.eeutive Director
Voting Delegatee and Alternates
BROWARD COUNTY LEAGUE Of CITIES
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Febnr.ry 10, 1994 I
It i€ the policy of the BrorrBrd CorEty Leagle o! Citiaa to confi'iu-vearlv voui citi'e votins deregate ani altirnatc prior !o !+"i"".;i 6rE"tio"'s".iing in eptir. gpe@itrg uuniclpar-elections
r.y- "tt."t the statua 6f thcse iadividtuals. lrttcl' rrr. sectlon
i it tne I'ea{uc Brl,ant ttate.: 'the goting BePresetltttlvs of
.".f, *tlit Eiiy i,lalt be chogea by !!re reePactlrre cltltt ln urv
ii"i." .t-it-u"i ai.ia" upon and gha1l . be -accreclltcd Ln suclr
;"";; i" ""v aiu or heteiftct bc provitted Y ttt B"o4- 91-Ditectols. ifrlttea DotilLcatlon of guch aelectior ehall bep"riJ iitr. the r.eague secr€tary t-D ! . t€asorable arcuat o! liD€ ' '
iuaar voting nrprmintativc ursi be eithe! an elected oftlclal
or the chief adninistsativc offlcer.l
Eol tlre cLty /ToYE of Dan a
follosi'lg:
*e abor ure
votiaE Delegate Bobbi Grace
A-l.talnate gob Irtlkeg
troulal IEu pleaE€ c@PlBte tbis foraolllca belore April 1, 1994. l-hank
and flturn it to tbe l.€ague
you.
f* votlng DclegBtc
Ier Alternative
MFR-31-1994 16:11 P.@.
MEr,to&Ar[DIru I 100/9{