HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-03-22 Regular City Commission Meeting Agenda PacketAGENDA
DANIA CTTT COT4II'ISSIO'V
RE/GI]IAR ME,ETING
MARCH 22, 7994
7:3O P.M.
ANY PERSON WHO DECIDES 70 APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY fHE CITY COMMISSION WfH PEG.ARD TO ANY
MATIEP CONSIDERED Af IHIS MEEIING OR HEAPINC WLL NEED A RECORD OF fHE PROCEEDINGS, AND FOP
SUCH PUPPOSE MAY NEED TO EMiURE fHAf A VERBA|IM RECORD OF fHE PROCEED/NG.S IS MADE WHICH
RECORD INCLUDES fT]E IESIIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH fHE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED.
LOBBYIST REGISTRAT:ION REQUIRED - REGISTRATION AS A LOBBYIST IN THE CITT OT DANU IS REqUIRED IF
ANY PERSON, FIRM OR COHPORATION IS BEING PAID TO LOBBY THE COMMISSION ON AI\IY PETITION OR
ISSUE, PURSUAN'T TO ORDINANCE NO. 01-93. REGISTBA'IION FORMS ARE AYAII^ABLE IN I:HE CITY CLERT{'S
OFFICE IN THE ADMINISTRATION CENTER.
PREstn:f,ATfollls * Plaque for lrving & Vivian Warman (Comm. Jones)* Resolution in recognition of Addie Green-Brown's 85th birthday
(Comm. Jones)
I. OOIYSEIYTAGE,NDA
Minutes
1.1 Workshop meeting of January 18, 1994
1.2 Workshop meeting of February 15, '1994
1.3 Regular meeting of February 22, 1994
Resolutions1.4 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT
BETWEEN BROWARD COUNTY AND CITY OF DANIA PERTAINING TO EXPANSION AND
JURISDICTION OF FORT LAUDERDALE/HOLLYWOOD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT; AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (Staff)
1.5 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING AN ACT RELATING TO
BROWARD COUNTY; ESTABLISHING PURPOSE AND INTENT; PROVIDING FOR THE
ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN LANDS LOCATED IN UNINCORPORATED BROWARD COUNTY
INTO THE CITIES OF DANIA AND FORT LAUDERDALE UPON CERTAIN TERMS; PROVIDING
FOR DEANNEXATION OF CERTAIN LANDS PRESENTLY LOCATED WITHIN THE MUNICIPAL
BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY OF DANIA; PROVIDING FOR JURISDICTION OF THE FORT
LAUDERDALE/HOLLYWOOD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT; PROVIDING FOR LAND USE
CONSIDERATIONS; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (staff)
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EI.@C,ION OFWCDMAYC'R
1.6 "A RESC ,ON OF THE Clry OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVIN rlE 1994-95 STREET
RESURFACING, BRIDGE REPAIR AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS AS SET FORTH IN
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM FROM GROWTH MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR WILL ALLEN TO
CITY MANAGER ROBERT FLATLEY DATED MARCH 15, 1994; AND PROVIDING THAT ALL
RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWTH BE REPEALED TO
THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (Staff)
1.7 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING THE APPROPRIATE CIry
OFFICIALS TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AND
THE BROWARD COUNW, PROVIDING FOR THE JOINT FUNDING OF STREET RESURFACING,
BRIDGE REPAIR AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS IN DANIA; 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)
I.8 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING SUPPLEMENT TO THE
EXISTING AGREEMENT BETWEEN COASTAL TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION AND THE CITY
OF DANIA, DATED SEPTEMBER 14, 1993, TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL ENGINEERING
SERVICES RELATIVE TO CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION AND TESTING OF THE DANIA
FISHING PIER, WTH THE FEES FOR SAME NOT TO EXCEED THE SUM OF $32,OOO,OO; AND
PRoVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (Staffl
I.9 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CIry OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING PRE.ANNEXATION
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF DANIA AND CHARLES W. HERDMAN; AND PROVIDING
FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (staff)
I.IO 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING AGREEMENT BETWEEN
THE CITY OF DANIA AND ROBERT H. MILLER AND ASSOCIATES, FOR ENGINEERING
SERVICES RELATED TO NW 5 AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS UNDER THE COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) PROGRAM; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE
DATE." (Staff)
2. PROCI,AMATIONS
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3. BIDS
Ordinances
1.11 'AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 18 OF THE CODE
OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF DANIA ENTITLED "PENSIONS AND RETIREMENT' TO
CLARIFY THE OFFSET OF CHILD,S BENEFIT PAYABLE AFTER THE DEATH OF A MEMBER; TO
ESTABLISH PRE-RETIREMENT DEATH BENEFITS FOR VESTED MEMBERS; TO AFFORD
OPTIONAL FORMS OF BENEFITS TO PERSONS RECEIVING NON-SERVICE-CONNECTED
DISABILITY PENSIoNS; TO AUTHORIZE THE BOARD TO ENGAGE THE SERVICES OF
ATTORNEYS, INVESTMENT MANAGERS, AND TO PURCHASE ADEQUATE INSURANCE; TO
AFFORD PARTICIPANTS AN OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE SERVICE CREDITS FOR THE
TIME SPENT lN THE MILITARY SERVICE; TO PROVIDE PARTICIPANTS WITH SERVICE
CREDITS FOR UP TO FOUR YEARS SERVICE AS A VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER WITH THE
CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA FIRE DEPARTMENT; TO INCORPORATE CHANGES REQUIRED
FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE; PROVIDING FOR A COST OF
LIVING ADJUSTMENT; TO INCREASE THE AMOUNT OF SERVICE CONNECTED DlSABlLlry
BENEFIT PROVIDED HEREUNDER; PROVIDING FOR A SAVINGS CLAUSE; PROVIDING FOR A
REPEALER; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE RETROACTIVE TO MARCH 1, 1994.'
(First Ordinance Reading) (Staff)
4. PUBLIC IIEARtrYGS4.1 "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, REPEALING SECTION 1 AND SECTION 2,
ARTICLE 2 OF PART III OF THE CITY CHARTER TO ELIMINATE THE PROVISIONS THEREOF
RELATING TO THE SELECTION OF MAYOR AND VICE-MAYOR; 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) (staff)
4.2 Tree Preservation Code:
(a) ,AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AMENDING IN 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 RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, ESTABLISHING 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." (staff)
F. CITfrZDNS' OOMIIEIIIS - 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.
6. S.IrEPIA]IIS
7. EJXPENDTTURE REgUESTS
8. DISCUSSIOIT AIID POSTSIBLE ACTION8.1 Status of Airport Advisory Board. (Mayor Mikes)
8.2 Renewal of Auctioneer's license for Sheila Gross at45 South Federal Highway. (staff)
8.3 Renewal of Auctioneer's license for Bruce Kodner at 11 South Federal Highway. 1star1
8.4 Renewal of Palmistry/Fortuneteller's license for Sonja Evans d/b/a Ms. Kay at 537 South
Federal Highway. (staff)
8.5 Announcement of a community meeting for Wednesday, March 30 (7:30 p.m.) to discuss
law enforcement issues for Northwest Dania. (comm. Grace)
8.6 Dania Chamber of Commerce:
(a) Report from Laura Piscolo, V.P. governmental Affairs, on chamber projects/events.
(b) Revenue disbursement from bus benches. 1star1
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9. APFOIITTMEA9.1 Appointment of9.2 Appointment of9.3 Appointment of
Roxane Knight.9.4 Appointment of
Agency.9.5 Appointment of9.6 Appointment of9.7 Appointment of9.8 Appointment of9.9 Appointment of
three members to the Airport Advisory Committee.
two members to the Civil Service Board.
three members to the Code Enforcement Board due to the resignation of
one Commissioner as Chairman to the Downtown Redevelopment
one member to the Human Relations Board.
three members to the lndustrial Advisory Board.
two members to the Marine Advisory Board.
one member to the Memorials Committee.
one member to the Planning & Zoning Board.
IO. ADI4IMSTRATIYE REPORTS
Gity Managerl0.l Consideration of holding a City Commission Workshop on March 29 (7:30 p.m.) to discuss
the City's Capital Program, rezoning request north of Sheridan Street, vacation of right-of-
way at 4750 SW 27 Avenue (Kathryn Fitz), and other items.
Request on-site workshop at proposed Motocross site, 2600 SW 36 Street, to be scheduled
for April 9, 1 994 (10:30 a.m.) prior to a reconsideration discussion before the City
Commission at the regular City Commission meeting of April 26, 1994.
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City Attorney
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11.1 CommissionerBertinoI1.2 Commissioner Hyde
{ 1.3 Commissioner Grace
11.4 Commissioner Jonesll.5 Mayor Mikes
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AGENDA
AI,.DEND'T[}T
DATTIA CITY COIUMISSIOIIr
ilTAR.CH 22, 7994
7:3O P.[W.
7. EJXPE;NDITITRE RE9UESI1S7,1 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA AUTHORIZING
THE CIry MANAGER TO CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF
SUPPLIES, SERVICES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS IN THE
AMOUNT OF $11,423.,15 PROVIDING THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS IN
CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH
CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (staff)
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, lrving and Vivian Warman have set an outstanding example in the
City of Dania by contributing an extraordinary amount of time and effort while serving on
the boards of a number of civic and community organizations; and
WHEREAS, their concern and leadership in the areas of senior citizens, youth
programs, human relations, the environment and minori$ affairs has benefited the
entire city; and
WHEREAS, the Warmans are moving their residence to a retirement community
outside the City of Dania.
NOW, THEREFORE, l, Robert A. Mikes, as Mayor of the City of Dania, Florida,
in recognition of the contributions made to our community by the Warman family do
hereby proclaim March 31, 1994 as
.'WARMAN APPRECIATION DAY''
in the City of Dania and urge all our citizens to join in the celebration by recognizing the
contributions made to our community by the Warman family.
Attest
City Clerk Auditor
lN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto
set my hand and caused this seal to be
affixed thisl] day of March, 1994.
MAYOR - COMMISSIONER
CITY OF DANIA
FIRE DEPARTMENT
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO:ROBERT F. FLATLEY, City Manager
FROM: THOMAS D. GRAMMER, Fire Ch
RE:Purchase of Defi brillator/Monitor
DATE: March21,1994
Please add the attached resolution to the current agenda. The subject unit will replace
the unit stolen from one of our rescue vehicles. A claim for reimbursement has been
submitted to the city's insurance carrier; however, because the replacement amount
exceeds $7,500.00, the city charter requires that approval for this purchase must be
obtained by resolution passed by the city commission.
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AGENDA
AI'DENDTTM
DAIiTIA CITY COMIIIISSIOIIr
MARC/f, 22, 7994
7:3O P.*1.
7. E.tPENDtruRE RE9TTESZ':S7.'I 'N RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA AUTHORIZING
THE CITY MANAGER TO CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF
SUPPLIES, SERVICES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERTALS IN THE
AMOUNT OF $11,423.15 PROVIDING THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS IN
CONFLICT HEREWTH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH
CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (staff)
CITY OF DANIA
DEPARTMENT REQUISITION
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CITY OF DANIA FIRE-RESCUE DEPARTMENT
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO:Mchael Smith Personnel Director
trROM: James Mulford, Division Chief
RE Purchase Marquette D I 500 D
March 14, 1994DATE:
Accompanying is the bid for a replacement Defibrillatorltfonitor due to the
unfortunate the,ft of the unit from Rescue #93. The unit to be purchased is a complete
Defib^vlonitor/Pacemaker, capable of 12 lead EKG's. Cost of this unit is $11,423.15. A
new unit purchase is $13,439.00, where the unit we will purchase was a sales
demonstrator, allowing us a zubstantial savings.
@ morquette
electronics
Quototion
Numben '11704601
Date: 18 February 1994
Bill Tot City of Dania Fire & Rescue
I l0 W. Dania Beach
Dani4 FL 33004
Atm: Chief Jim Mulford
Marquette Eleclronics, lnc. is pleased to submit this quotation and offers to sell the fotlowing produc{s descdbed herein at orices andIerms slateo, suDled to your acceptance of the terms and conditions on the last page hereo-f and suBJEcT To CREDI AppRovAL.I nrs quotauon expires 60 days trom the above date unless otherwise indicated $iith-in.
Ship To: Same as Billing Address
Item Description Unit Price Total
I I D150G.SLP Full Featured Delibrillator/Monitor
P art Number : D I 5 00 EL{S-LAA-ACW
Full Featued D€fibrillator/Monitor with
Non-Invasive Pacer, 12 Lead Analysis
Program, NiCad Batery PaclG, Siogle
Battery Management System II and
Integral Direct Digital Writer
FEATURES:
t High Resolution LCD Monitor Displayr Disposable Pre-Gelled Pads for
Improved Faster Defibrillation and
Operator Safety* User Defined Operating Parameters via
Custom Setup Facilities
' Mee6 Military Standards for Shock,
Vibration, Humidity and AltitudeI htegral Direct Digital Writer @DW)I Full Disclosure Digital ECG Recording
(via Data Card)t Operators Manual with l2SL Analysis* Quick Reference Guider See Attached Specification Sheet for
Warranty Information* Compatible with l20V 50/60H2 Line Power
' Two Exu-a NiCad Battery Packt One 3-Lead Patient Cable* Two Sets ofDefibrillator Padst One Pack ofECG Monitoring Elecrodes* DDW Paperr Padded, Rain Resistant Carrying Caser Computerized Simultaneous 12 Lead
ECG Analysist One Marquette l2SL Physician,s Guidet Patient Data Card (40 Minutes)* AM-4 with Grabber Adapters
13,439.00 13,439.00
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Molquell€ Elechonics, lnc. - Quotation Number 11704601 Page 2 of 4
Item otv Description Unit Price
AtlA Color Coding
Technical Servicc Manuals are not included with the equipment.
They may be ordered separately. Contact your Marquette Salcs
Person for part numbcn and pricing.
FDA Requircd Tracking Information:
(Cantrot Process Wthout)
EDd Users Name: Jim Mulford
Title: Chief
Phone Numbcr: (305) 921-8700
Subtot l
Deuo - 6 MonO Warranty 157c Discoutrt
Total
NOTE: Quotcd prices do not r€flelt Statc and Local Taxes
ifapplicable.
Marquctttr'Citicorp Finsnc! Propossl:
(Subject to cedit approval)
LESSEE: City of Dania Fire & Rescue
LESSOR Citicorp Lcasing Inc.
450 Mamaroneck Avenue
Harrison, NY 10528
EQTDMENTCOST: $ 11,423.15
OPTION #l: Term: 48 Monrhs
Payment t 276.00
LEASE EXPIRY OPTIONS: '
Purchase or Renewal - Fair Market Value.
Terminatc - Retum equipm€nt to Citicorp.
OPTION #2: Term: 48 Months
Payment S 302.00
LEASE EXPIRY OPTIONS: '
One dollar (S I .00) cnd of tcrm purchasc option.
-2,015.E5
11,423.r5
13,439.00
Total
Morquette Eleckonlcs, lnc. - Quotetion Number 11704601 Page 3 of 4
Item oty Description Unit Price Total
t Assumes satisfactory completion of lease
For details rcgarding lease terms and conditions, or
for preparation of a Maque$e Cost Analysis Model,
Please contact our Citicorp representativc at
l-800-84&1296, Exte$ion 33,14 or 33E8.
NOTE: For your conveniencc you Esy use thb quotatioB
os a purchasc otder by Iilling h the information
r.qucstcd otr the lrst page and faring tbc ENTIRE
quotation dircctly to our order cntry dcprrtmcnt at
(4r4) 357-3458.
For: City of Dania Fire & Rescue
Terms of Dolivery: F.O.B. Milwaukee wI, prepay & Add
Shipment: See Note
Terms of Payment NET 30
Morquetle Electronics, tnc.
JeffSpek
8200 W. Towcr Avenue
Milwaukee, WL53223
Phone: 800-558-5544
QUOTATION SUMMARY PAGE
TERMS AI{D CONDITIONS
Quotation Number 117(M601
Page 4 of 4
Quotation Total: 11,423.15
This quotation may be used as a purchase Order
by filling in thie information enclosed in this area.
Buyer:
Signature:
Tifle:
P.O. Number:
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E(CEPT AS SET FORTH HEREIN' ANO E(CEPT AS TO ]TIIE. THERE ARE NO I/IARRA}{TIES. OPRESSED OR IMPLIED, OR ANY AFFIRMAT,TONS OF FACT ORPRoMlsEs 8Y MEI wrH REFERENCE ro rHE Eoutruergr, bn io ns iutiixiuiegrlrry oR i'rxEsa;oR;illyli-fi;iiiAR puRposE, wHrcH ExrENoBEyor{o rHE oEscRrmoN oFTHE EourruEurom rxe ince xlnioi. --'--"'
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S tlo Eni! 'onditioN o' Yarralttaa other than thola strEd herein and no agrEmant oa uidaGbnding, or.t or wringi. in any ray purpofir,E b mdify thala tlnrB orcoodi!"! wndE conrain.d in bw.l3 ourd'a . o.de, or shipping rEicase io,io, o. iiiJ"r", .rt"l uihnoing on raeiua-cl ti7"ffi n,ao" in *riting a.d *rned by itsauthonzld Gpr!.6nta!vc. A[ p.gposab, regoriadons ano apireircrioos ne'.oio.,,i"0" "r" ,rarp.o n"r"in.
L Thh conr,ad 3hall ba 0ovGmed by and constued eccording to the larvs of th6 Slatr ol Wsconlin.
ECG Diagnostic and Defibrillator products
Warranty
MARoUETTE ELEcrRoNrcs, rNc., hereinatter refened to as MAFTeuETTE, warrantsto repair orreprace aI new Ecc Diagnostic producrs sord by MARouETTE ol, rclrinoiil"iagents when shown to be defective in either malerials or workmanship.
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or reptacements wi .be made at customer premises at no charge for apefloo ol_one year ,rom the,date of shtpment during the normal working n6rrs ofMARQUETTE except ,or the foltowing prodLcts.
_[lJl reqaiq or repracement of defective Horter recorders and sEER recorders wifl be
:I19e_191,i?"rl09.ot one.year.from the date of shipment, provided they are returned to theracrory wrrn.rrerght prep€id. warranty repairs or replacements of Defib;llators and uld FCerecrrocardrographs will be provided on site i, the installation is located within 100 miles oJ
ily-:l':]l!g llguetre.service person. rn otherrocations, Marquette wirtguarantee +a trouirurn-around service at the factory. lt the customer requires a loaner ror thL return to factorvservice, one wiil be provided at'no charge except foi return snipping c-harges.
^,^Ej:lr-d^id l"-T_tli: yarfnry are expendabte suppty items such as, but not timited to,ereqrooes, magnetic media, leadwires, patient cables, ink, and ribbons. gatteriei i';covered lor a period of one year from the date of shipment.
. . n'-:.y3!jllty does not cover repairs or reptacement parts which, in the ooinion ofIl,Ily.^l 1Et are required as the resutt o, abuse or misuse of the equipment, iaiture tomarnrarn rhe equipment in the manner described in any appricabre insiruaions, use oi
:lrytr.?s."-19119ries, magnetic mgdiarorothersuppties nofreio'mmenaeo Uy rurnnOUerrE,or rau[y oevtces connected to MAROUETTE equipment.
THIS WARBANW IS GIVEN BY MABOUETTE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRAT,ITIES,
EXP. RESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY WARBANTV AS rO NAENCXANilETL|w O-iFITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
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Marquette Electronics' Biomedical Program S
A PARI OF I}IE
MAROUETTEUNITY
TWelve Ways Marquette Electronics
Supports the Biomedical Community
24-Hour Tedrnical Support
Variable Warranty
BBS Tech Memo Prrogam
(Engineering Technical Notices)
',AI]FINIfY," Marquette's Biomedical Newsletter
Biomedical E;cpert Panel
Biomedical Factory t" Regional Training
Biomedical Advisor hogram
Technical Presentations for Regional Associations
Biomedical First Line Service ContracB
Biomedical Scholarship Programs
BBS Ubrary of Curent Software Versions and Features
Regional Parts Depots
Marquette Electronics is committed to working with the biomedical community.
We recognize the vitally important role this community plays in the selection,
support and maintenance of successful equipment installations.
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Palm Beach Community College
Purchasing Oepartme,
42()0 Congress Avenuekke Worth, FL 33461{796(ar4,li]98030
INVITATION TO BID
BIDDER ACKNOWLEDG EMENT
gro t{o:93 / 9 4-38 EH.:January 11, 1994
12-Lead ECG De fibri llator /Monitor
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816 REC€N/EO AFTER THTS TIIE FH.ATTE WLL 8E NETURNED TO TI.IE AIDEF UNOPEI{ED.
YENOOR NAXE IIARQUEtrTE ELECTRONICS, INC.tEtIS:NEE 30
VETOON ll ruNG AODRESS:
82OO W. TCT{ER, AYE.IT'E
I.IILWAIJKEE, WI 53223
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Sigianr@ (Marwal)
GORDCN PEAERSEN SECR,EEAEJ
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INV]TATION TO BID
]hb hvitatim t(l Elid, Gsnoral conditirrs, hsfir(:ions D Bdd€fs, Sp€cial Cordit6s, Add€nda andlor any 0il6r p€airErt &cr,tnant bm a part o, fibprogcal ard by l€brs rcs at€ ma& a Fn ths€or.
PUnPosE: lt E tlB putposs ard inEnt o, llb hviEid| E sErr€ biis br iErn(s) ardrbr sarvicB as lbd hoEin br the Distid Eoard ol Tru$as ol palm
Bodr Commr]iv Coll€gs. helBinarEr calbd tE BOAHO.
BOAAD'S ACC€PTANCE: unless ofl€ isa sp€€ifred iEl€in, rhe bit&r wil alow a mhtnlrr o, fiirty (30] &]6 tom tle Est daE br rEcsivhg bita braccapEnca o, hB bil !y rhe Board.
AwAnDs: ln fie best inEr€st ot lhe Collegp, ,te Soard r€6sr1r€6 the dght b rriea any and all birc and b raiya any hbmality h birs r€cailrod; t! acaspt
any iEm or group ol iEms urnsss qJalfiad by bidar; b acquirE dditimd quanltirs al pric$ qroEd cn t E hvianr ur{€ss lddilhd quanttbs arE n;taccsptabls. Alav,.ards made as a r6ultol'lis lid shatr conform 6 apdicaue Florida StatuEs, Stab Board ot &lucadm RogutstiorB atd Dbfic Boad olTrusE€s rub3.
GENERAL CONDITIONS, INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION FOR BTDDERS
BIOOER: To insure acEeptsnc€ o, 60 !id. bito\x fiale irruu(roas:
8€ALEO BIGi: Al bi6s and tll! brrn tha/t be .l,/!r ca{ tn a la.jad orwatopoadd!!!a.6 E Plm Baaai Co.irnurnry cdl.ga. Purclt eno oeF.rgnon( 4200
c0n9''3! Av€n!.. Lat! worfi. Florida 33461-47$. (DO NOT TNCLUDE rrOHE'n{ N ot.lE BID PER ENVELOPE). The tacs ot fio .r oiop. ltial .onEin, rn
adjion E fi€ alov€ aodr63r. THE oATE ANO TIME OF THE 8tO OPEN|NG, 8tO
TTTLE ANO AD NtnGER.Eli6. srfl ba oF.noo BJdidy .nd Ct b66.r! an! grnor.i
pLDlic are lirvtt6d and anaarrag66 !o agerxt. I n lia !6a r.sDdl.lbtlty ot lh. nd6or
E Oiiver hignor p(ooosat !o n€ alove aal6r$s ol a balDai tL doalng trqr and
6.rc $own aboi.e. RETURN OtlE COPI OF ALL BIO SHEETS AND tHlS FORM.
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coidilona ot tl1l! lllvrElon D Bl, stidt be €slon lEr Elt'nalon ol arad.
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nocrilarr, draw a en€to llns fircugn fie €nl.rg6 igsro a,l6 entor ne co,Irqad
llgure amv€ iL Coneoon! nust ba indiad by tle peGon lgntnE lha brd. Any
ill.grblc ano6a. poncil b*ta andor conEddl! not inilalad may not bo Bluta&ld.
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ot Eta bid proEra ftay inydioato tle Dtd.
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in t,la Fa.lqrnalca ot €ntaca lor !t. imp@Ernaraf ot $ara{5iad prEFaw.! 6enn d in clrapEr 192. Fs.
b) DIsCOUI{E: 8ilda6 ar! arrDuraord D .ii€ct cadl dt.ann! h rra u,iBFirt $Jora6: lE*G,.r.liddars may otbra (zsn dlooatmflr Fanpr FyirmlOi!6rnlt $lril ba corlid.rd in dronriinttr 'l. twr, (!lt fu ladavalualo,t FlrFaaa.
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I[VIteTIoN TO BrD: 93/9{-38
DIIE DATE: JAIIIIaRY 31, 1994
12.I]EAD ECG DEFTBRTLI,ATOR/UONITOR
PAII,I BEACE CO!{T.IIINI TY COTLEGE
TERUS AND CONDTTTONS
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fhe purpose and intent of this Invitation to Bid is to securefirn prices for the purchase and delivery of a 12 -LE:AD Ecc
DEFIBRIIJIJaIOR/IioNIToR as specifi.ed herein.
B. DEI..TVERY
Delivery
Col1ege,
shall. be FoB destination, PaIr Beach coDmunity4200 Congress Avenue, Lake l{orth, Florida, 33461.
c. AneaD
Bid shal1 be alrarded in its i entirety to the lowest and bestbidder Eeeting Specifications, Terns and Conditions. It isrequired that the bidder carefully consider the Iteu and makesure that the Iten bid neets the Specifications as indicated.In the event that the lten bid does not neet Specifications,the Iten bid will be disqualified.
ft is anticipated that asrard vill be made at the February 9,1994 Board of Trustees neeting.
D. WERR.A TY
All eguiproent includi.ng naterial used therein sha1l be fu1lyEarranted by the bidder against mechanical, electrical andvorkrnanship defects for a period of one (1) year fron the dateof acceptance of equipnent by the ordering departEent. Therrarranty shall cover parts, service, labor and components ofthe equipnent systen purchased and any transportati.on costwhich may be incurred.
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lr CATALOG CI]T / SPEC TFICATTON SEEETS
If bidding a make and/or nodel otherbidder sha11 submit with their bid
OUANT ITI ES
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than specified, eachcatalog cut sheets,specification sheets or any other technical data necessary tovLrify that the lteu bid neets or exceeds bid specifications.The -atalog cut sheets, specification sheets are to be
subnitted with the bid. Failure to coDPIy with this condition
shal1 be grounds for rejection of your bid.
TNSTRUCTTON }iANU}I,S
Vendor sha11 be required to furnish an instructional uanualfor each unit/iten ordered. Bulletins, revisions andcorrections shalL be supplied to each manual as they are
issued by the Eanufacturer. Each manual shall contain:definition of eguipruent capabilties, technical description or
equiprnent operaaion, description of malfunction identification
and - troubleshooting procedures, installation and useinstructions.
The College reserves the right to increase or decrease thequantities stated herein in order to meet the actual needs or
€o keep lrithin the budget allocatj'on and further reserves theright to accept losrest/best bid per Item/Group.
BRAND NAUES
It is not the intent of the College to linit bidding by
specifying a particular nanufacturer, brand or nodel nunber,
but rather to set a level of quality, perfornance and/or
feature required.
PI'BLTC ENTITY CRTI.IES
In compliance trith Florida Public Entity Crime Statute
(Section 287.L32, 133) attached state ForE PUR 7068 should be
fully executed, notarized and subnj.tted witb bid or upon
requLst once per calendar year. No alrard vill be executed
wiih any person or affiliate identified on the DePartment of
ceneral sLrvice convicted vendor list. This list is defined
as consistj.ng of persons and affiliates srho are disgualifiedfron public contracting and purchas ing process because they
have Leen found guilty of a public entity criroe. No public
entity shalI award any contractor to, or transact any business
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in excess of the threshold anount provided in Section 297.OL7.Florida Statutes for Category Tlro (currently S1OTOOO) vith anyperson or affilj.ate on the nconvicted vendorr list for aperiod of thirty six (36) monttrs frou ttre date tbe person oraffj.liate was plaeed on the rconvicted vendorr llit unlessthat person or affiliate has been renoved fron the listpursuant to Section 287.133 (3) (f) Florida Statutes.
Attached ls a certificate to .be cornpleted by all awardedvendors. This certificate can be subnitted rrl.th bid or shal1be subnitted vithin five (5) days upon request.
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PaLn Beach coBmunity
def ibrill-ator with theanalyzed l2-Lead ECGS -
SPECIFTCATIONS
College desires a full-featuredcapability of on-the-sPot computer1)
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Unit shalt be a self-contained defribrillator and a couputer
enhanced electrocardiograph.
Unit shall have a 12-Lead acquisition uodule for full. EcGanalysis program capabilities. ECG acquisition rnodule sha1lprovide naxinun signal quality and a 12-Ecc analysis progranto acquire all 12 classical ECG leads sinultaneously.
Unit sha11 have the ability to perfom a fu11 analysis of
norphologY and rhythn within a miniEuE of 15 seconds.
Unit shal1 have the capability to produce a 12-Lead EcG plus
analysis report that is printed innediately for presentation.Unit sha1l also have capability to transmit report by cellu1aror conventional telephone.
Unj.t shal1 have external pacenaker providing denand and non-
demand pac5-ng via the same cable and electrodes used fordefibrillation.
Unit shall have ltolter-tlT)e digital EcG recording for
unprecedented nedical review capabilities. Recording shal.lstore up to 4o Dinutes digital data storage of full-disclosure
ECG data on a solid-state conputer meroory card. (Patient data
card) .
Information shall be able to be downloaded via EDfC ECG data
managenent systen software to the Department I s PS2 conPuter.Infornation shal1 be for review, analysis, Printing and/orarchival storage. The requesting Departuent has the fo).lowing
uinimum equipnent: 286 Al conpatible comPuter; 1 MB R;Nt; vGAcolor nonitor; conpatible printer. vendor's EDIC data
managenent system shall incl.ude:
a. software (3 L/2n or 5 Ll 4tt floppy disk)
card Reader
Interface card vith Cable
operator rs Manual
conpatible rith 120v, 5ol60 tlz Line Power
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Unit sha11 have an autonaticperforo in the same manner as
Unit shall have a rhythm alarmarrhythmias during monitoring.
advisory mode allo!,ring it toan autoDatic defibrillator.
for detection of shockable
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Unit shall have a high resolution LcD nonj.tor display.
Unit shall. incl-ude an integral high resolution direct digitalwriter to provide EcG and annotated report/ strock summary and
12-Lead data. Vendor to include EcG paPer.
Unit shall include disposable pre-geIled pads and tvo (2) setsof extra defibrillator pads.
Vendor shall include appropriate oPeratorr s Manual, lechnical
Service l{anuals, Physiciants Guide.
Unit shalI have a padded, rain resistant carrying case forstorage and portability.
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13) Unit shal1 have dual function defibrillation/pacing pads and
cables.
14) Unit shall include aI1 necessary viring for 12-Lead EcGcapabili.t5-es. In addition, unit sha1l include:
one (1) 3-Lead patient cable
one (1) Pack of EcG nonitoringelectrodes.
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L7)Since this unit vill be used in the classroom, the College
does not request a battery pack.
18) vendor shall include an auxiliary power uodule allowing for
standard 110v.
BID SIITTUARY
ITEI,I 1 1 EACE 12.LEID ECG DEFTBRILLATOR/I,TONITOR,per Bid Speci.fications.
Marquette Model D1500-SLP Full Featured Defibrillator/Monitor oracceptable equal.
11!G MERQIJHETE ELECTRCEiIICSutc #DI5oO-SLP (New)ulrlr s
TINIT S
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MFG MARQUEITE ELEqIBONICS MFG* D150O-SLP (Derc)!2r7?5.?5
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TqIAI, ITEM 2 $ t2,725.75
DE,Io
.Discount ofbi11ing.o I for palment within 30 days of final(D:isbount uust apply to pa)ments being rnade afterconpletion of order).
Your del5.very 30 days after receipt of order.
NAHE:
STGNATURE:
ADDRESS:
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I.,IILWAUKEE !{r 53223
PHONE:800-558-5120 Ext 3003
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SI'BMTTTED BY:
BTDDER: MARoT]ETPE ELECTRoNICS, INc.
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SIilORN SIATEMENT PITRSUANT TO SECTION 2&2.83(3)(8),FLORIDA STATUTES. ON PI,BLIC ENTITY CRnCi'
TEIS FORM MUST BE SIGNM .AND SWOR.N TO IN TEE PRESENCE OF A NOTARY PIIBLIC OR OTEEIOTTICTAL AIIIEORIZED TO ADMINISIM, OATES.
1. This swor! srarellcBr is subEincd ro PALII BEACE ClMMuNIly CoLLEGE
[prlut tlaEc of the publlc cEUryl@RDON- CORPORATE
lndlvldull's DaEc ardfor
DqEe of cntlty subElttlDg swom stataBcBtl
whosc b.Jsi-E6s . addrcss is
82OO WEST Tq.IB, AVE{TJE
l,ELwAuKEE, wI 53223
ald (if applicablc) tts Fedcral Eaploycr Idcatificatioa Nu&ber (EEIN)is3 9-1 77
(If the csdry bas no EEIN, include thc social secr:rity Nunbcr of &c ildividual signing rtris
swom slatctaear )
')I.uDders "rf Lhar a 'public eEriry criEc'as de6Dcd iu pamgpph ?g1.1 .a3G)G), FIorIda srarut6. tucarlle avioladoa of.auy statc or fedcral hI F " pcrsoa wirh rcspc& rb a"o aiteiJfiirafilG[Ttransaaiou or!:-bq iq..ovpubliccntity or with-aa-i.gcacy or polirill subdivisioa or ",iy ouerit3lJoi or 15" uoi "asBtcst lacludilg' but nol liEircd to, aly bid or coutfilct for poods or scrviccs- ro bc providcd ro aay publiccutity or a! agelcy or politial subdivisiou of aay orher sute 6r of uc uuiieJsurcs fii i"ilt".g *uo*r,Eaud, &efq bribery, coll,sion, rac&crc€ri!& coispiracy, or aarcrial nisreprescuratoa - -"
I undcrsEld rh^t 'convictcd' or 'couvictiou' as defiaed i! Paragrap! 287.133(1)(b), Florida Stntutcs, me"<a fiading of guflt or a coavietioB of a public cEtity crinc, wirl oi wirlour aa'iajiai--ffiuiT guilq iD asyfedcral or sratc trial coun of rccord _r_cl.yq !9, oL"gcs brough.by inoictacul oi inronoarioa inei:ory i19E9, as a resuh of a jury verdicq uoujury rria! or -auy of i plei of gurry o, ooto
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1*6s6tand rh't ar raEliate' as dcEDcd i! paragEph 297.133(1xa), t'toriara statutes. Ecaas:
-1. A predeccssor or succcssor of a pcrson colvided of a pubtic eEdty cillq orZ. A! erdry uadcr &e coutrol of aiy aatural pcrsoa wUo'is acUvc i; rhc "';""geaear of uc e.dry a[d
th-1.S_bT-r_?yctcd of a.Public turity criria Thc term 'aEliarc' iacruocs'rloie -omJrs,
directors,(xecu.!rycq patuers, shaleholdqs, clBployecs, Beobcrs, ''rd ageas who are aqive ia thc r"^"rgeaeat oi3 ^"*l:_ ll:_?y::-Yp- uy one pirsou of starcs coastitu'in_g a couuoiling i"t"rot i" aa-orhit pcrsoa,or a PoolLDg.oI.€qurPEeEl or- in@Ele zrnoag persoDs e/hen uot for Ai! Earket-yalue ugde! a! aru,j teagtlagech.rq shrl, be a prima hcic case &ar.bic pc6oE coBtrots alolhcr persoE- e pi"oo *uo ho*i".gtcllers i!!o. a ioi vclrulc s/irh.a pelso!- who ui u:9u colvicted of a puLuc curity
-6:niL rldda dG;ithe precdiag 36 moutbs shal be-coDsiderst 3a affi"liere
I uudesuad thar a 'persoa' as deEned ia,paragra.ph 2s?.133(1xe), t1ougast"hrrE rlear,s arry rumral
Pcrsotr.or catiry orgauizcd uuder thc laur of ary saG or of ue'Liiiicc srara wirt r.ue tcgal power ro earcr
into a bia9iry coD.uact aud which bids or applics to bid oE corrncn for uc provisioE of- go'ods or scrviccslcl by_a Public.cBriry, or which otlerwisc traisaas or applics ro rnlsasr brsiicss wir! a pfiutic cutity. Taetcrlr 'pcrsou' ilcludcs rhosc o6ccrs, dircclors, cxccurivd, panncrs, sharehotoers, eurployt, nembjrs, aadageEls wbo arc astive ia oaaagcaear of a! cltity.
4.
6.Bascd on inforroariou ald bclicf, thc sateueot which I tavc Earkcd bclow is true i! rcladou to tbe eutity
subEirtiJrg this sworo, sBtcttrcEl 0ndlcltc wblch statcEent sppllesJ
-[ n"t*., the e8riry subllitring rhis sqrorlr starc:Ecaq lor aEy of its ofEcels, di!cs!o]s, crccutivcs,
parincrs, sbareholdels, employecs, netrbers, or agens who arc activc in rhc aaaagcureat of thc curity, lor
a8y arFliaE of Lhc cltiry h2. bec! ciargcd with asd coEviced of a public ctrtity criEc subscqucBr to July
1, 19E9.
_ Tlc eudty submining rhi< 5ss111 sraksretrt, or oue or uorc of iB o6cess, diicctors, cxcortives,
paftcrs, shafcholdcls, employc€s, tochbcrs, or agca'tll wbo arc acdvc io 1trs rnenageaeEt of tbc catity, ora! aEliate of thc c8tiry har be€! charged with ard colvictcd of a public cutity ciEe subsequcat to July
1, 1989.
_ Thc cltity subloirting this ssora stetcBcD,t, or oEc or norc of its o6ccrs, directors, cxeertivcq
pifircrsr sharcholders, cEployccs, BcEbets, or agcn6 who are activc i! Lhe tDalagcEeat of t[c earity, or
aa atEliatc of rle cBdry has beca c[arged wiri ald cotwictcd of a pubiic e8dty criEc subscqucut to July
1, 1989. llowevcr, tlcre has bccB a subscqucEt pmceediug bcfore a Hcariug O6ccs of tbc StaE of Flosids,
Divisioa of Adariais:radvr Hearilgs aad the F:sal Cidc! catcrcd by tic lIe=ring OEce! de!.rEiaed tla!,
it was uot in rhc public iatcrGt to placc thc cBtity subEittilg rhi( swor! stateEcat o! tbc coavided vcrdor
list. [8tt!ch a copy of thc liaal order]
I I'NDM,SI'.ND TEAT TEE SI]BMISSION OF TEIS FORM TO TEE CONTRACTING OIT'ICER FOR TEE
PI,BLIC E}'TITY IDENTIFIED IN PAXAGRAPE 1 (ONE) ABO\IE IS FOR TEAT PI'BLIC E}TNTY ONLY AND,
TEAT TEIS FORM IS VAIJD TEROUGE DECEMBER 31 OF TEE CALENDAR Y.EAR IN WEICE IT IS FIITD.
I AISO I'NDERSTA}ID TEAT I AM REQI'IRED TO INFORM TEE PI,BLIC EXYTITY PRIOR TO ENTERING
INTO A CONTRACT IN EXCESS OF TEE TERESEOID A.T{OI'NT PROYID IN SECIION 287.017,FLORIDA
STATUTES FOR CATEGORY TWO OF AI{Y CEANGE IN TEE N IN TEIS FORJVI.
[signaturel
Swora to and subscribed beforc uc rUs 2''') t oay of
OR Produccd ideatiEcation
(Iype of ideutiEcation)
--j.JFJ-'- (- -
liotary Public - Statc 'i(:ri.^.a-4-
My conmissioa cxpircs
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(Priutcd rypcd or saErpcd
Cornrni<SioEcd aaEc Of UOtary public)
Form PUR 7068 (Rar. MlLllY2)
19 i{.
Personally knosu ./
@ 3t?[3ll3,tt.
Quotolion
Numban t1583001
Date: 26 January lgg4
Ship To3 Samc as Billing Addrcss
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Matquette Ele€fonics, lnc. is pleased !o submit thk quotation and ofiers to sell lhe following produds d€scrib3d herEin at prices andlerms stated, subiecl to your acceptance of the terms and conditions on the last gaqe herEof and SUBJECT TO CREDIT APPROVALThis quotalion expires 60 days from the above date unless otheruisa indicatad *ithln.
Bill To: PaLu Bcach Community College
4200 Congrcss Avenue
Lake Wonh, FL 334614796
Atu: Purchasing Departnent
Bid No. 93/94-38
Item otv Description Unit Price Total
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NEW EQI,IIPMENT
DISOGSLP Full Fcatur€d Delibrilhtor/Monitor
P art Number : D I 5 00 EIqBJAA-ACXC
Futl Featurcd DcfrbrillatorrlVlonitor wirh
Non-lnvasive Pacer, 12 Lcad Analysis
Program, Sealed Lead Acid Battcry Packs
and Integral Direct Digital Writer
FEATURES:
' High Resolution LCD Monitor Displayt Disposable Pre-Gelled Pads for
Improved, Fastcr Dcfibrillation and
Operator Safety
' User Defincd Opcrating Paramctcrs via
Custom Setup Facilities
' Meets Military Standards for Shoclg
Vibration, Humidity and Altitude
' Intcgral Dircct Digital Wrirer @DW)' Full Disclosure Digital ECG Rccording
(via Data CarQt Opcrators Manual with l2SL Analysist Quick Refcrcncc Guide
' Sce Attached Spccification Shcet for
Warranty lnformarion
' Compatible with l20V 50/60[Iz Line Powcr
' Onc Lcad Acid Banery Pack
' One ExEa Battcry Pack
' One 3-Lead Patient Cablc
' Two Sets of Dcfibrillator Pads
' One Pack of ECG Monitoriag Elecuodcst DDW Paper
' Padded, Rain Resistant Carrying Casci Computerized Simultancous 12 Lcad
t3,674.00 13,674.00
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Morquetle Elechonics, lnc. - Quotation Number ll58300I Page 2 of {
Item Description Unit Price Total
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ECG Analysist Onc Marquette l2SL Physician's Guidct Pdient Data Card (40 Minut6). Auxiliary Powcr Modulct AM-4 with Grabbcr Adapters- AIIA Color Coding
Lcss Allowancc for two (2) Lead-rcid battcry packs
Group Subtotal
' EDIC System for Customer Owned AT Conputcr
P art Number: EDIC-CAA-ffi(
INCLLIDES:
' EDIC Softwarc (3 ll2' or 5 l/4" Floppy
Disk)
' Card Readert Inarface Card with Cablcs
' Operators Manualt See Atached Specification Sheet for
Warranty Information. Compaible with l20V 50/60H2 Line Power
NOTE: Minimum Requiremeas for
Customcr Owncd Computer- 285 AT Compatible- l MegaBycRAM- VGA Color Monimr- Epson Compatible Dot Matix
Printer for Reports
Technical Service Manuals arc not included with thc equipment
They may be ordered scparately. Contact your Marquctt Sales
Pcrson for part numbers and pricing.
Running Subtotal
Equipment Discount (57o)
Total
NOTE: Quoted prices do not rcflcct State and Local Taxes
if applicablc.
I,500.00
-739.75
-379.00
13,?95.00
1500.00
t4,795.00
-739.75
14,05525
otv
-379.00
Morquette Eleclronics, lnc. - Quotation Number 11583001 Page 3 of {
Item Qtv Description Unit Price Total
Marquette/Citicorp Finance Proposal:
(Subject to credit approval)
LESSEE: Palm Bcach Community Collcgc
LESSOk Citicorp Lcasing Inc.
450 Mamaroneck Avcnue
Harrison, NY 10528
EQLIPTVENT COST: S 14,05525
OPTION #l: Term: 48 Mouths
Paymcnr S 339.00
LEASE EXPIRY OPTIONS: I
Purchase or Reuewal - Fair Market Valuc.
Terminatc - Reom cquipmcnt to Citicorp.
OPTION #2: Term: 48 Months
Payment S 371.00
LEASE EXPIRY OPTIONS: .
Onc dollar (S L00) end of tcrm purchasc option
t Assumes satisfacory complction of leasc
For details rcgarding lease tcrms and conditions, or
for preparadon of a Marquctte Cost Aaalysis Modcl,
Plcase contact our Citicorp rcprcscntative at
l-80&846-1296, Exension 3344 or 3388.
For: Palm Beach Community College
Terms of Oelivery: F.O.B. Milwaukce WI, Prepay & Add
Shipment 30-45 days aftcr receipt of order
Terms of Payment NET 30
Morquetle Eleclronics, lnc.
Jefr Spek
8200 W. Towcr Avenue
Milwaukec, WI 53223
Phonc: 800-558-5544
QUOTATION SUMMARY PAGE
Quotatlon Numben 1'1583001
Page 4 of 4
Qsotation Total: 14,05525
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EXCEPT AS SE FORTH HEREIN, AND E(CEPT AS TO TILE THERE ARE NO I,\ARRANNES. EXPRESSED oR IMPuED, oR A}{Y AFFIRII,ATIoNS oF FAoT oRPRoMtsEs BY MEt wrH REFERENCE To rHE EourpME}{r. oR To rrs MERcr{ANTABtury oR Fm{Ess FoR A}ty pARTlcuLAR puRpose wHrCx arrenbEEYOND THE OESCRIPTION OFTHE EOUIP{T.IENT ONTHE FACE HEREOF.
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9. This conf'ad lhal be 9ov6rn.d by and conlAlad acarding to th. latr,3 of $r Ststa o, Vi[lcolrlin.
This quotation may be used as a Purchase Order
by filling in thie information enclosed in this area.
Buyer
Signature:
TiUe:
TERMS AND COIYDITIONS
P.O. Numben
@ mor quette
elect ronrcs
Bill To:Palm Bcach Comrnunity College
4200 Congrcss Avenuc
Lakc Wonh, FL 334514796
Am: Purchasing Depararcnt
Bid No. 93194.38
Quotolion
Numbec 11583201
Dat€: 26 Januay1994
ShiP To: Sarnc as Billing Address
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Marqueta EJectronics, lnc. is pleased to sutmit this quotation and ofiers b sell the bllo.ring producE described herein at Drices andlerms stated, subiect to your acceptance of the terms and conditioG on lhe lasl paEe hereof 'and SUBJECT TO CREDIT APPROVALThi3 quotation Clpiras 60 days from the above dat€ untess othe is6 indicatgd viithln.
Item oty Description Unit Price Total
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NEWDEMO EQI,'IPMENT
Dl50G'SLP Full Featured Dclibrillator/Monitor
P ot N umb er : D I 5 00 EInS-JAA-ACXC
Full Featured Defrbrillatorrlvlonitor with
Non-Iavasive Pacca 12 Lead Analysis
Program, Sealed Lead Acid Baccry Packs
and Intcgral Dircst Digial Wrircr
FEATURES:
i High Resolution LCD Monitor Display
' Disposable Pre-Gellcd Pads for
Improved, Fastcr Defibrillation and
Opcntor Safery
' User Defmcd Operating Parametets via
Custom Setup Faciiiticst Meets Military Standards for Shoch
Vibruion, Humidity urd Altiodea Intcgral Direct Digital Writcr (DDW)
' Full Disclosurc Digital ECG Recording
(via Data Card)
' Opcrators Manua.l with l2SL Analysis
' Quick Rcfcrencc Guidc
' Sec Attached Spccificadon Sheet for
Warranty Information
' Compatible with l20V 50/60H2 Line Powcrt One Lead Acid Badcry Pack
' One Exta Battcry Packt Onc 3-Lcad Paticnt Cable
' Two Ses ofDcfibrillator Pads
' One Pack of ECG Monitoring Elcctodes
' DDW Papert Padded Rain Resistant Carrying CascI Computerized Simuluneous 12 Lead
13,574.00 r3,574.00
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Item otv Description Unit Price Total
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ECG Analysis. Onc Marqucie l2SL Physician's Guide
' Padcnt Data Card (40 Minutcs)t Auxiliary Power Modulet AM-4 with Grabbcr Adaptcrs- AIIA Color Coding
Lcss Allowance for two (2) Lcad-scid blttlry packr
Group Subtotal
Demo Discount - 6 Month WrrraDty {Delib only) C , t.D
Runnhg Subtotsl
* EDIC Systcm for Custorer (h ned AT Computcr
P ut Nunber: EDIC-CAA-ffi{
INCLUDES:
NOTE: Minimum Rcquirements for
Customcr Owncd Computcr- 285 AT Compatible- I Mega Bye RAM- VGA Color Monitor- Epson Compantlc Dot Marix
Printcr for Repors
Equipmctrt Discount (5%) - EDIC onty
Ruuning Subtotal
Tcchnical Servicc Manuals arc not included with lhe equipment
Thcy may be ordercd scpararcly. Contaa your Marqucuc Salcs
Person for part numben and pricing.
-379.00
-t,99425
1,500.00
-75-00
t339s.00
1rJ00.75
-379.00
-7,99425
rJ00.00
-75.00
t2,725.75
t2,725.75
' EDIC Softwarc (3 12" or 5 l/4" Floppy
Disk)
' Card Readcrt Intcrface Card with Cabtest Operaors Manual
' See Atrachcd Spccification Shcct for
Warranty Iaformationt Compatiblc with l20V 50i50Hz Line Powcr
Total
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Item otv.Description Unit Price Total
NOTE: Quorcd prices do not rcflect State and Local Taxes
ifapplicable.
Marqucttcr'Cfticorp Fhalca Proposal:
(Subjca to crcdit approval)
LESSEE: Palm Bcach Community Collcgc
LESSOk Citicorp Lcasing, Inc.
450 Mamaroneck Avcnuc
Harrison, NY 10528
EQUIPMENT COST: $ 12,725.75
OPTION #l: Term: 48 Monrhs
Faymcnt S 307.00
LEASE EXPIRY OPTIONS: .
Purchasc or Rcnewal - Fair Markct Value.
Termhate - Rctlrn equipmcnt o Citicorp.
OPTION #2: Term: 48 Months
Paymcnr S 336.00
LEASE D(PIRY OPTIONS: .
One dollar (51.00) end ofterm purchasc option-
t Assumcs satisfactory complaion oflcasc
For details rcgarding lcase terms atrd conditions, or
for prcparation of a Marqu.6c Cost Analysis Modcl,
Plcase contaet our Citicorp reprcsenrativc at
l-800-8461296, ExteDsion 33114 or 3388.
QUOTATION SUMMARY PAGE
For: Palm Beach Community College
Quotation Number: 11583201
Page 4 of 4
ouotadon Total: 12,725.75
T€ms of Delivery: F.O.B. Milwaukee WI, Prepay & Add
Shipment: 30-45 days aftcr receipt of order
T€rms of Payment NET 30
Morquetle El
Jcfr Spck
, lnc.
8200 W- Tower Avenue
Milwaukee, Wl53223
Phone: 800-558-5544
TERMS AIYD CONDMONS
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&rtjlqizld l!pl!aaita!t!. An propoaab, ncgodatirE ard Eprtaartaltdrt ha,lbbr! ltlada ar! mcrgcd hallin.
9. fti! cortrad Shall ba Eovamed by and corstuad according b thr lar! ot thc Stst! ot \artlconlir.
t. To ul. rrtrnt tcgally p.6issibtc, .ll prlsGnt and trEr! bx.s impoq€d by lrry ibdcd. taE d local sutrodv which Marquctr El!dt!nic!, hG ( El') nr., b. Equited b
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boyr. !h.! b.r lrldEi d oi. hignc.t Lwiii ratl fiom and alt r lh. dla drE.
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Errod! ba'l, rrijl tul !8yn nt i! nEda bv buy.r.
E\CEFI AS SET FORTH HEREIN. ANO EXCEPT AS TO TITLE IHERE ARE t{O WARRANIIES. D(PRESSEO OR IMPUEO, OR At{Y AFHRT'AIONS OF FACT OR
PROMISES 8Y MEI wlTH REFERENCE 10 lHE EOUIPME}IT. OR TO
'TS
MERCHANTABIUTY OR FM{ESS FOR ANY PAR1ICULAR PURPOSE VU{ICH ECEND
BEYOND lHE OESCRIPTION OF THE EOUIPMEJ TON THE FACE }iEREOF.
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This quotation may be used a:i a Purchase Order
by filling in thie information enclosed in this area.
Buyer
Signature:
TiUe:
P.O. Number:
#lt,lPro :
1. EnforceabLe
Con:
1. Dania l-oses the power to
2. Does not address noise
inpacts .
a
settLement with verifiable performance
requirements ;
2- Gives the city the posrer to verify the county noise
projections;
3. Gives the City the right to present alternative nitigration
plans ;
4- Requires nitigation before the County can proceed to the next
staqe of runway use i
5. Replaces the tax base lost by the expansion;
6. Repays city for the infra-structure cost - $1 nillion to $l-.4
rniLlion;
regulate the
from single
expansion;
events and peak hour
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HOUSEKEEPING
Changes:
Page 4, Paragraph 4 A. The words in the last sentence to be
prepared should be deleted.
Page 5. First line add the word current at the end.
Page 2, Paragraph 2, delete assist and and add the !4arch 1994
Ma;ter Plan Update and the 1994 Part 150 studv.
Page 2, Paragraph 3, delete assistance and.
Restrictions on the Runway Use:
4. The runway use is described as Phase I, II , fII and
unrestricted. Durj.ng Phases f, II and III the runlray will not be
used at night and will only be used by Stage III ai-rcraft.
westerLy operations by large aj,rcraft are not allowed during Phase
I and increase in Phase 1I and III. Night operations will be
allowed if unrestricted use is reguired. The county cannot move to
the next phase or unrestricted use until nitigation below is
substantial Iy cotrplete
Itj-tigation:
5. The intent of the agreement is to reguire the County to
identify the inpact, in advance, and to compLete roitigation before
the irnpact occurs. The noise inpact is identified by the Federal
Standard, FAR Part 150 Appendix 2. That standard considers noise
leveLs of 65 LDN or greater unacceptable for residential use. Ihe
agreement recognizes the possibility of the standard being changed
by the Federal or State government and applies the current
standard. The county cannot increase the use or move to the next
phase until the nitigation is conplete.
6. This is acconplished by requiring Broward county to annually
prepare a noise contour for the base year and a five year
projection. The CitY has the right to independentLy verify the
accuracy of the base year and the projected contours. Mitigation
of the impacted residential properties must completed before the
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TO:
FROU:
IIIEI{ORAI{DUI{
City Coromission of the City of Dania
Special counseli Curtis & Curtis, P.A
Jones & Bustro, P.A.
Interlocal Agreement.
and Bailey, Hunt,
1. The interlocal- agreement is between Broward county and the
city of Dania regarding the expansion of runway 9L/27F. at the Fort
Lauderdal-e/Hollywood International Airport. The agreement
addresses the extension of the runway, annexation and de-annexation
of certain lands, the jurisdiction over annexed and de-annexed
Iands, restrictions on the runl,ay use, nitigation of the noise
iropact and replacement of the tax base and infrastructure loss to
the city.
Extension of the Runway:
2. The city agrees to support Broward county's decision to widen
and extend the runlrray from its present Length to 9000 feet. The
Iand needed for the expansion will be de-annexed from the City and
will come under the jurisdj-ction of Brolrard county. The county
will have pernitting authority for the expansion.
i^- -nn Aa-r --^--+ i ar nf
3 - The l-ands annexed and d.e-annexed are identified in exhibit t
and 2. The city losses jurisdiction over the de-annexed land and
gains jurisdiction over the annexed lands.
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to provide that the City will disrniss the case ( without prejudice),
and agree not to sue the county under the theori.es asserted i.n the
case so Longr as the county is perforuring in compliance with the
interl-ocal agreement. Nothing in the agreenent precludes
enforcement of the interlocat agreernent by future litig'atj-on. Tlhe
second sentence should be deleted in its entirety'
other Provisions:
10. In paragraph 19 the City waives its right to prevent the
j.ssuance of a development order. And, the city agrees not to
exercise its police por.rer in connection with the county issuing a
development order, or seeking a permit fron another governmental
entity. The waiver is irrespective of the county's cornpliance
under the agreement, the lawfufness of its application to anoth.er
entity or the integrity of any irupact assessment' The waiver
directJ.y implicates the principle proscribing a local government
from contracting away its poticy po\rer. The last two sentences of
paragraPh 19 should be deleted.
conclusions:
1L. The identification and nitigration of the noise inpact is the
best the city can expect to achieve by negotiation and exceeds the
nitigation progEams at other large airports.
f2. The cj.ty is compensated for the tax base loss and the
expenditures for the infrastructure -
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operations increase or the county proceeds to the next phase'
7. If the nitigation proposed by the county is acceptable, the
city nay approve the proposal . If the rnitigation proposed by the
County is not acceptable, the City can present a counter-proposa] '
The counter-proposal , if it neets current and applicable
guidelines, nust be instj-tuted by the County -
Tax base and Infrastructure:
8. The annexation of land into the city will replace the present
tax base loss caused by the land acquisition for the runway.
De-annexed (lost) $1L6,540
Annexed (gain) - trtarina uile $44,991
- Tank Farm $L94,630
- SterLing Rd 34.2]-a
$243,832
Net Gain 5]-27 - 292
The infra-structure loss, $1 - $1.4 mil1ion, vil'I be repaid by the
county.
Di ssal of t he Litiqa tion:
9. The risk of disnissal of the lawsuit irith prejudice is qreat.
Disnissal t ith prejudice precludes the City from again suing the
County for acts or omissions that were alleqed or could have been
alleqed in the case. If any part of the agreenent is invalidated
at any tine in the future, the county is re1ieved of its renaining
obligations under the agreenent. But, the City night be precluded
from enforcing its rights in court. Paragraph 16 should be amended
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L3. The pri-ncipal objective of the litiqation is to prevent the
County frorn condernning land for the runway expansion until it has
amended its conprehensive p1an, obtained DRI approval fron the
city, and obtained FAA approval and EIs review- The najor
objectlons to county condemnation at this tine are that acquisition
of land would divest the city fron exercising DRI regul-atory powers
over the county before the county has prepared and made commitment
to a noise rnitigation p1an. Under the present facts, the
likelihood of securinq the principal obiective is reasonably good'
L4. The likelihood of success diurinishes as the county satisfies
each of the current ornissions, such as arnending the comprehensive
plan and obtaining FAA approval- If all the omissions are
satisfied except for City DRf approvaL, the City could prevail only
if it proves that the main reason for the County condenning the
Land is to divest the city of DRI regulatory pouers'
15. The l-ikelihood of stopping the runway expansion is renote'
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cc:Vice Chai r Beu'lah Lairfile
DANIA AIRPORT ADVISORY COMMTTTEE
DAI.IIA CITYIiAII
I@ WEST DANI]q, BEACS BOULEVARD
DA}tlA, FL 3300,1
MEIU!O
Sincerely,
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March 1, 'lgg4
I& WILL ALLEN MEMO CONCERNING DANIA AIRPORT ADVISORY COMMTTTEE MEETINGFEBRUARY 8, $gq. (copy attached)
to all of the Dania Commissioner. '
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Chai rperson,Dania Ai rport Advisory Committee
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CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
TO Robert FlatleY
City Manager
The Airport Advisory Committee adopted two recommendations to the City Commission
at their February Z,i, lSSl meeting. The Chairman Jay Field, will provide backup
information for the agenda.
The first recommendation is that funds should be committed for lobbyists to work with
legislators, particularly Anne Mackenzie and Ken Jenne. Their role would be to help
nght the tunding for the airport expansion. This was adopted by an 11-'1 vote.
The second recommendation is to express that any vote taken by the City Commission
on an interlocal agreement should be done in the context of a public hearing so that
citizens can have the opportunity to comment. A newsletter should be sent to all
residents summarizing the agreement prior to such a meeting. This motion was
adopted unanimously.
FROM:
RE:Recommendations of the Dania Airport Advisory Committee
Date February 25, 1994
A third motion for recommendation failed to be adopted as the vote was 6€. The
motion was to recommend ceasing negotiations on the interlocal agreement as it does
not address people issues and not as much money should be spent on attomeys fees
for negotiation. The motion also included having the city Manager define new
stratejies for the balance of 1994. As already mentioned this motion failed to obtain a
majority vote.
CC: Jay Field
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March 14, 1994
CHAIRPERSON OF THE DANIA AIRPORT ADVISORY COMMITTEE
/III IITERLOCAL ACREEMENT BETWEEN THE C]TY OF DANIA AND BROII,ARD COUNTY CONCERNINC
THE AIRPORT AND OTHER ISSUES.
A motion to reconmend approval of the draft inter'locaI agreement failed by a
vote of 7-3. Therefore, the Corrmi ttee does not support this draft.
The Conmri ttee was critical of:
t 0n page 2, the city glpe.rti-ns the Master Plan Update.
ft is not understood this suooort is for the March 1994 Master Plan Update and
not any future updates,
0n pages 3,4, and 5, the'lack of single event'leve'ls (SEL) to determine
mitigation for homeowners.
Peak hours of ai rcraft operation are not defined.
Lack of time (45 days) for the City to make a mitigation counter proposal .
Restrictions in usage of property previously condemned by the County and to be
returned to the Dani a tax ro'l'l s .
Undefined Vicinity P1an.
The City wil1 not be able to do a deve'l opment order.
General vagueness
We seem to have spent a 'large anount of money on negotiations and we do not
have much to show for it.
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flltlll: JAY FIELD.
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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA,
APPROVING INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN
BROWARD COUNTY AND CITY OF DANIA PERTAINING TO
EXPANSION AND JURISDICTION OF FORT LAUDERDALE/
HOLLYWOOD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT; AND PROVIDING
FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA,
FLORIDA;
Section 1. That that certain lnterlocal Agreement Between Broward County
and City Of Dania Pertaining to Expansion and Jurisdiction of Fort Lauderdale/
Hollywood lnternational Airport; a copy of which is attached hereto and made a part
hereof as Exhibit "A", be and the same is hereby approved and the appropriate city
officials are hereby directed to execute same.
Section 2. That this resolution shall be in force and take effect immediately
upon its passage and adoption.
PASSED and ADOPTED on this _ day of
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1994.
Mayor - Commissioner
ATTEST:
City Clerk - Auditor
APPROVED AS TO FORM & CORRECTNESS
By
Frank C. Adler, City Attorney
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FII AIRPORT DE.ANNEXATION WIIHIN TITE OTY OF DA}IIA .
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of said Scrdoa 28;
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TIfENCE N 01.3821'W aloDg said Easr lisc a disE ce of 65u9 fcct ro a
poic on tle Sourlcriy liuc of shc propos€d 34:l Ocar Zoac &r &rarny 9R as showu
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15 THENCE N &.59'U'E a disaacc of tS.0O fccr ro e poiEr ou a linc 3ji fact East of
16 ad parailct with thc Wcsr tin. of thc said Nontsest Olcauarcr (NW t );
fi THENCE S 01.26'01'E &rg said panlld liuc a diraacc o( Z0uO Ecg
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19 TIIENCE N 82.fr'10'E a disarca of U&00 fccc
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Fort Loudedole, R 33301
(305) 357-76m . Tetecopier (305> 357 -7 @1 . Suncom 442-7600
Robert FlatleyCity Uanagerclty of Dania
100 w. Dania Beach B1vd.
Dania, Florida 33004
Dear Bob:
If you need anythi.ng further, please contact Ee.
Very truly yours,
Re: fnterlocal. AgEeement betlreen Brolrard county and City of
Dania relating to Fort Lauderdale-Ho1Ilmood fnternationalAirport
As we agreed at our neeting today with Ed Curtis, Frank Ad1er,
Celi.ene Bruce, Steve Alexander and George Spofford, enclosed is the
above-refereneed agrreernent, nodified to .i,ncorporate the natters
discussed this norning. I have not provided the exhibits to the
agireement because they remain unchanged frou the last draft of tlreagreenent. We will ProPose more couplete Langruage regardingaibitration (page 5, par. 4.c-) as soon as possible.
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Broward County Aviation Department
Steve Alexander, Assistant to the
county Adninistrator
Edward curtis, Esq.
mOWAnO COUNTY IOAnO Of COUNIY COMMIIiSIONEE . An Equd Oppodunily EmpbY.r ond Ptolrid, o, S.rYlc..
Scon l. Cowcn S(izqin6 N. Gunbrrger John P- Hort Lon Nonce Pontrh SWio Potler John E. Rodnorn, Jr. G€rdd F. Ihompson
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WHEREAS, the lands needed to col0plete the runway expansj,on arelocated uithin the CITY,' and
If,IIEEIEJLS, CoUMfY provides all necessary governDental services
and oversight to the Airport, and, therefore, desires exclusive
Jurisdiction within the Airport,' and
IIEEREAS, coIrNTY and CITY recogmize the benefit of the Alrportto the econony of Broward county and the city of Dania; and
WIIER-EAS, CoITMIY and CITY recogrrj-ze the need f or stabiLity andconrhltDent in planning; and
IiIEREAS, Cot NTY and .CIrY recogrnize tbe need to address landuse compatibility around the Airport and the potential llpact ofAirport expansion on the lifestyle of residents and on the;lropertyvalues ln the vicinity of the Aj.rPort; and
$IEEREAS, coIrNEY and CITY recognize the interim negative inpact
on tb.e tax base of the CITY due to the COUI{IY'S Pfanned acquisitiono! land rithin the CITY for Airport pur;:oses; and
I{IIIEREAS, CITY desires the stabilization of its tax base in1lght of such pfanned acquisition of land for Airport purposes; and
!tow, TEEREFoRE, ln consideratlon of the uutualcondltlons, prouises, and covenants set fortb hereln,Clll! bereby agree as follows:
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r. AIRPORT E:GANSION AND RI'NWAY RESTRICPIONS
1. coulefy and cIfY agEee tbat the Airport ex5lanslon Proposedln the Runuay study, and the ultlgatlon of the lapact of the
c*pansl,on, as furtber addressed by this Interlocal Agreeoent, is lnthe best Lnterest of the resldents of Brovard county.
2. CITY agrees to assist and support coIlNTY ln tbe prepara-
tj.on and approval of the ltaster Plan gPdate and the Part 150 studyfor tbe Airport. Tbe Master Plan UPdate shall be consistent sitbtbis agreeuent nith regard to runrray use restrictlons.
3. In excbange for CITY'S assistance and support, COt MfY
agEees to:
A. ADend the Broward County Land t se Plan and Compre-
henslve Pl.an to become consistent rith tbe AirPort Master PIan andtbe Part 150 Study, to the extent the conPrehensive and Broward
county Land use Plans address the uatters addressed by the.Airport
Ittaster Plan and Part 150 Study r'
TNTERLOCAI AGREBITBflT
Betlreen
BROWARD COT'NTY
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CTTY OF DANTA
pertalning to
Expansion and Jurisdi.etion ofFort Lauderda 1e-Ho II]ftroodInternational Airoort
Ibis is an agreement betveen Brorrard County, a politlcalsubdlvision of the State of, Florida ( trcolrlflfYtt ) and the city ofDanla, a uunicipal corporatlon, organized and exj.sting under thelars of the State of Florida (nCIfYn).
ICITNESSETH:
WEERE;IS, CoU]lTY owns and operates tbe Fort Lauderdale-Eollyrood fnter:rational Airport (the trAlrlrorttr), ubich ls gresently
located rithin tbe Jurisdlctlon of the couNTY, the CITY and theclty of Fort Lauderdale; and
$IEERE:A.s;, COUMTY and cIlY bave authority to enter lntoInterlocal AgreeDents pursuant to 5153.01, llorida statutes r' and
lilEERgAS, COITNrY and CITY desl.re by tbls Interlocal Agreeuentto provlde for unlfled governnental services and regrulatory controlof tbe Fort Lauderdale-Eollytrood Intertrational Alrport, and toaddress the cIgy,s concerns regardlng future ocpansion of theAJ,rport; and
IIEERE AS, coUMtY bas approved the study entitled rIechnical
Report: Runway Feasibillty Study llaster Plan Update for lortIauderdal,e-Eoll1mood Internatlonal Airporttr dated Uay 1993 (therRunray Studytr), which study recorouends the videninE of :runsay
9Rl27L at the Airport to 150 feet and lts lengrthening to 9,000 f,eetto accounodate the proJected capacity needs of the Airport; and
tilEEREAs, the Runway Study reconnendations and otber natters
addressed herein are being incorporated into the llaster Plan Updatefor the Airport,. and
W!IEEIEjAS;, previous Master Plans for the Airport in 1978 and1987 depicted the extension of trrnway 9P.l27L to 6,000 feetr' and
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. (7 ) COUNTY agrees to supply CfTy nonthly reporEs ofthe tri.rport noise nonitoring systeu. Such reporti shalI beprovided in the form requested by-the CITY, to the exE,ent the for:rrequested. by the. crry ls within the standard existing capabilitiesof the noise monitoring equipBent and softt are. cfTy hai the tigbtto lndependently verify the accuracy of the Alrport noise uoni.t5r-lng systen.
C. Not proceed with the construction of the proposedrururay extension unLess the restri.ctions described abtve areapproved in substance by the Federal Aviation Adninistration.
4. Noise Mitigation:
A. Starting in the calendar year during which construc-tion of the proposed runway 9F./27L co--ences, COITNTY shal.l prepaleannually a_-pro-j ected s-year G5 yl,dn noise 'exposure lap for theAlrport. The base year inforaation shall be drawn fron- the bestavailable data on actuar aircraft- operations at the A]+;rt. Datafroa the couMpy's noise nonitoring systeu sba11 te rititizea toverify the accuracy of the conpdted.- base y""r corrioo=. Theprojected _s-year noise exposurJ bap shaLl utilize tfr" bestiylifable. data to project the. number and tlT)e of aircraft opera_t:.ons. The forecasts and all supporting da€i shal1 be providld tothe crrY f,mrediately -upon acceptJnce by lhe Broward couniy-aviatlonDepartuent - At such tiroe ai a projected s-year e5 y'Ldn noiseexposure Ea! sbows tbat a portion of any residential area withlnthe cITY w111 be exposed io 65 Ldn witirln such i t;;=; cooutysha11 cownrence a noiie nitigation progran, as descri-bed bilow andas. p",:altt-ed by applicable- regutitldn, in such ii"i- i"d "aaf:.substantially conplete such uitigation lrior to ariowins it" n"*tphase of use of runway 9R/27L. cily has -the _right -o-inaEpenaentry
::TlI the accuracy. oi coiaury, s pro j ected no is J conioo"=-.-'io*"rro,couMtv Day nove. to lugh phale - without - having sGstintiariycorpreted the noise nitigation progrram if, beciuse oi -natural
dlsaster or other lorce nije.ure, -the-re is a' dtrastic r.au"iron rncoa'"ercial airport capacity in the south Fl0ri.da area,- iucir as tnelong-ter closure of i counercial aircraft runway, "t i.ir-a""=.= *lncreased corir'ercial denand at the Airp;.t -ilvoia-'iJi=o""bf"projections. rn the event this occurs a'na is - eirpe.tJE :..=tg.--:?t= _tlg1 six.(6) nonrhs, corrNTy shal1 innediately l""p"r" arevr-sect noise contour reflecting the increased use to ud prepareaand inuediately coamence noise ;itigation as defined rcfoi.
B. The noise tritigation progEans conteuplated hereln
I?I_ir-r:1lde: acquisirion of fei rirle to .fr prop".tf la"Jr.fo"a_:1:1 "I_!..!!fr gv.mers) within a defined arei; voj.uitiry acsuisi_E:.on and relocation; . purchase assurance or sales issistanceIrrogEans r'. and, acquisition of avigation easeDents. The exact terasof.any avigation easements purchaied will be subject-io n-eg-o-iiationbetlreen the cou}ITy and the property ouner. uitigation -piogr.r=
shall be based upon a consideiation or the desires o'i lir"-"Eiia."t=
B. Restrict the use of proposed runqtay 9P./27L as
follows:
(1) At all tines during phases 1, z.and 3 of oPera-
tlon, proposed runway gF'lz7L shalL be used only during-.the hours of
7:oo-.i.u to 10:oo p.'D. ind only by stage III aircraft ' Eo!'ever 'propo=.a runlray gF.i27L ray be uled-at-any tine in tl: -t-":l!- of ""E "ig.""v oi tii" .i"="r. o'f ,rrror.y gL/27F. as hereinafter provided.
(2) At the start-up of o-peratiol 9f lnt propolgd
runrray gr./27L' a'ilcratt exceedj.ng 58-, ooo lbs' will land only to the
;;a;"d aepiit onry to the eastl lloe'ever, proposed-runway 9R/27L
t"i -1" us"a' unre=triined at any tine in the event of an euergency
or the closule of ;;;;y at lite as hereinafter irrovided. This
i.rJ oio"" =ta1t b" reierred to herein as trPhase 1'!r
(3) when the nu.mber of aircraft op-erations -at the
AlrporE require'ii, to ivoid delay, aircraft exceeding 58'0oo lbs'
;t-i;d ti tit" ."=t ot depart. to qe west using proposed ruft'ay
inTZii--""i, E"ii"g IFR coiditions during peak hours.. However,
;;;;";"d o.irror.y ea.izil-tav be used unrestfained at anv tine ln the
event of an euergencv "il[ir" closure of runway ?L/2ry'.as trereinaf-
;;";";;rd;d:-dhG'r"""i-or use sha11 be rLferred to lterein as
trPhase 2.r CO(,NTY nay -proceea to Phase 2 use of the proposed
t;;;; g-nlzzr, o"ii-iii'oufuv has couplied with the requireuents of
paragiaph' 4, belo-w, ttNoise Mit5'gation'rr
(4) When the nuDber of aj'rcraft operations ^at the
Alrport requlre'i1, ioit"ia delay,.aircraft exceeding 58'000 ).bs'
;y-i;d ii tu" ""sC-oi depart,t'-o the west using propos-ed.-runvay
gnTzzf. o"fi during peak houis ' Eouever, ProPosed -runway 9Rl27L l.aY
i-.i' "=Ea t lilestrai'n6a at any tine in -the event of an euergency or
the closure of runway -9-L iia i hereinafter provided ' Tlr-is level
of use sha1l be ".I.i#a to herein as rPhase 3'tr cou}f,rY Day
proceed to Phase : "J"-ot it" proposed-runway gP.lz7T' 9n13r lf cogNtY
il--""rpri"a witir trrJ ;.di;;;;is of paragraph 4' below' trNoise
ltltigatlon. "
(5) If cogNTY deteroines at any tine that it ls
necessarlr or aaiiiali. to 'ot'" to Phase 2 ' Phase 3 or unrestrained
use of ProPosed runwiy gL/27F., couNTY uay do so-by notifying CIrY
G-ttititg'"na prepaiing i projected 5 year 55 Yr'dn noise exSrosure
uap for the eirpoJi"i i,i,"tiitte1y connencing noise nitigation
pursuant to pa?ag:aP;-';, -b"i;, pr:ovided that couNTY shaIl not
Droceed to suctr ,t[?."1.J-"=t' t"tir the noise uitigation is
iubstantial.Iy conplete.
(6) Unrestrained use of run$'ay 9F'l27L because of
tbe closur" ot ..rt i"y --giizzi "r due to ttre existence of an
eEergency condition ai tfrE airport as. declared by a pilot' A1r
Traff ic control p"t-=l"t "i
-oi' ttt" Airport oPerator sha1l be
permitted at all tiues.
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private oqrnership, such areas !ay, at CITY'S discretion, be annexedin accordance with law into the CITY.
7. CITY and COITNTY agEee to support by all reasonable and
1egta1 ueans the annexation by CfTY of the Annexatlon Parcels, lrhichsha11 lnclude supporting before the Bro!,rard County LegislatlveDelegation and tlre Legislature a loca1 bill in substantlally theforr attached hereto as Bbibit {. Exhtbit 4 reflects the parties,
Dost recent agreeuent regarding the Annexation Parcels as descrLbedin the second paragraph of 6. above.
10. fhe COUNTY and the CITY agrree that the annexatlon anddeannexation of lands described herein, when considered togetherritb the remainlng provisions of tlris agrreement, provide coupirablebeneflts and obligations to each party. Therefore, lf ior anyreason the Legislature does not enact a local b111 in substantiallythe fora attached hereto as Exhibit a, the remainder of thilInterlocal AgEeeuent shal1 be nulI and void and of no further forceand effect. Sinilarly, lf for any reason any clause or palagEaphof the reuainder of this fnterlocal Agreement is not agreed to anaapproved by each coumission, then both the coIrMBy and the CITysha1l withdraw support for a loca1 bi11.
11. COT NTY and CITY agEee that, for any specially assessediaproveuents constructed or l.nstalled prior tt tne effeltj.ve dateof txlis AgireeBent and benefitting any portj.on of the Annexation orDeannexation Parcels, payrents by property oqmers {or suchiuproveuents shal1 continue to be uade to the entity that undertookand installed such lmprovements, regardless of Jurisdiction.
9. CITY and COUNTY agiree to support by all reasonable andIega1 neans the deannexation of the Deannexation parcels, whichsha1l include supporting before the Broirard County LegislativeDelegation and the Legislature a loca1 bill in substantially thefora attached hereto as ExLibit a.
III. PI,ATTING,. ATRPORT.COI,IPATIBLE USES
L2. CITY shal1 support, to the maximrrm ext,ent perEltted by1?r, rezoning and platting of the rTrails Endn property foiairport-coupat j.bIe uses, as herein defined. Ilo!,rever, - tfrit po-rtionof the Trails End property located irithln the ruftray prolectionzone for ru ,ray 13/31 as depicted on the Airport Liyout plan
lpProved 7/L4/92 slra1l reuain ln COt NTy ownership and sha11 bedeannexed pursuant to paragEaph 8, above. COUNTY and CfTy agrree
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8. COT I,IIY shal1 prepare all necessary docunents f,or thedeannexation from the CIrY of the parcels of Land nore fullydescribed on Exhibit 2, attacbed hereto and incorporated berein byreference, and sometiroes referred to herein as the trDeannexation
Parcels. r
of the area and the CIIY, the consistency of such neasures withfederal gfuidelines and CoUNfY's ability to fund the neasures thatare deternined to be ineligible for federal funding. Eouever, tb,enj.tigation prograas selected are not dependent on the availabilltyof federal or state fundJ.ng.
C. Proposed noise litigat!,on progrars prepared pursuantto this agreeuent shall be subni.tted to the Dania City Co'ntrissj.ontor revj.es and approval. CITY shall revier sucb programs andelther approve saEe or subnit to cogNTY a counter-proposal rlthl.nforty-five (45) days. Any counte!-proposals lade by CITY sha11 be
based upon a consideration of tbe desires of the residents of, tbearea and sha1l be consistent with current and applicable $ride-lines, including, at a rniniuuu, federal regulations regarding theexpenditure of aviation funds. []AA laDgiuage addressilE tba
subul,ssio! to the elerican lrbitratioa Associatiou o! d5.sagleeueatsalout the laterpretatioa of applicable faderal regulatioas
regardl,ng tbe expeadlture of aviatiou fuDds.I Eowever, uitigationprogfrrns proposed by the cIfY are not dependent on the availabilityof federal or state funding. The CITY's counter-proposals shal1not address the subsequent use or dispositlon of any proPerty
acquired for noise uitigation purposes. coUlf,IY ti11 not Proceed tothe nex! phase of runrray use unless there is a cfTY-apProved noiseuitigation prograE (and couMlY has substantially conpleted such
noise uitigation, as Dore particularly described above). Eowever,the lack of approval by cIfY shall. not prevent tbe coEEenceuent ofthe colrlflfY's proposed noj.se uitigation ProgEaD and the pLanned
Lncrease ln thi use of, runrray 9Rl27L if clry fails to respond to
ClIrNfY's proposed proqfram within the tine period and Ln the nannerspecified above.
5. CoIINTY agrrees that any condemnation undertaken as a noiseuitigatlon rBeasure !ri1l be conducted pursuant to the Federal
Relocation Assistance Act.
II. AI{UEXABIOI{/DEANNEXATION
6. CIIY shall prepare all necessary docuroents for annexationinto tbe CISY of tbe parcels of land Dore fully descrlbed on E:r-LiSit 1, attached hereto and incorporated berein by reference, and
sorletines referred to hereln as the rAnnexation Parcels.tr
Although the parties at one tj'ne consldered the annex-ation by the CITY of an additional area known as the trrelated
alrport uses areart as described ln Section 4 of Chapter 90-483,
Irass of Florida, the CITY and the CoIINPY nov agEee that such area
sba11 not be annexed into the cItY Pursuant to this agrreement- Ihe
Jurisdiction and future developuent of thj.s area sha1l be as
described in section 4 of chaPter 90-483, Laws of Florida.
Consistent with that act, in the event all or any portion of theirelated airport uses areatr is sold or otherwise transferred to
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that lrould enlrance the proper and efficient functioning of the|5n"rE 91 Porj' Everglade!, lnd would stimulate desirablet"rp"tf:b1e grorrth and expansion of the tax base of the CfTy.
rV. S TTLEUENT OF LTTTGATION
15. COUl{rY and CITY agxree to voluntarily disuiss sithPreJudice.all on-going litigatitn ( including that tertaln fawsultiiVfeg -trCity- of Danj-a v. Brot ard County'r Caie No. 93-18222 OS, lntbe 17th Judicial Circuit, Brolrard Couniy, Florida) and by approvalof_this ag?eenent dlrect co_unsel to proc-eed accordingly. - Fih.her,CftY agrees to neither file nor encourage, support -or fund thilflling of another lassuit or adrninistrativ:e 'conpliint Uy any otfrerParty ralsing substantially the sane uatters as -those rais"d' in theabove-styled case pertaining to the Airport.
V. OTEER PROVTSTONS
L7. COIrMpy agrees to pay CITY rrithin tuo (2) years of theacquisition of eighty percenC gsotl of the larid' intended forextension of runway .9P./27L the costs expended by tha cITy,excluding grants received or other anounts a-dvanced olr reinuurseil!f any other entity, for the instal.l.atj.on of LnfrastructureI'uprovements on the -rand to be purchased for the ext,ension ofrunuay 9R/27L, which costs the crry shal1 deuonstrate and docunent.
_ .18. COITMrY agrees to initiate anendments to the Brosardgountr comprehensive plan and Land use plan to ref,lect thisrnterlocal Agrreeuent, and dillgently pursue such anendnents.IUru"f , CqgNTI agrees to. provid- all- netessary technj.cal assis_tance to crgy to enable it to sinirarly amend - its conprehensivePlalr.
^___19. -l[he parties ag?ee that, as between CfTy and the COt tffy,couMrY shal1 be the local goverauent rith exclusive jurisdictlon i6Lssue. any developnent order pursuant to section-:10.-oe ,--if or:.aaStatutes, - or_ any local prograu established to replaca the DRfProgram-, for lands ri-thin the planned Alrport boundarT, as depicte-on r-ribit 5. clfy expresily waives- any right 'it.,ay -n"ve,
pursuant to-applicable law or as detq:aiged by jny board, ig"nc1r,adoinistrative bearing officer or coult with aulho;ity io-ieierninesuch uatters, to issue or prevent the lssuance of sulch a develop-uent order. Eouever, the CITY shal1 retain any right it uay haieas -an adjacent uunicipality to co,ment on such piopoSea aev-ibpuentorder.
..2O. Any notice required hereunder shal1 be provided in.-i!tg by certified U.s. trai], return receipt ..q,r""t.i, ld?ressedas fo110ers:
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that the purpose of the !'airport-conpatible use'r sha1l be touaximlze the capacity of the si.te, not unreasonably restrict the
use of the land and be coapatible with the Airport and the adjacent
uses.
13.(a) couNTY bas purchased certain properties rrest of theAlrport pursuant to county Conuission action an october 27, L987.A portion of such properties, generally located vest and nortb oftbe nrnvay protection zone for ruNray 9R/27T', are rritbin tbe
Jurisdictlon of the CIIY.
(b) As to those properties that are currently vithin the
Jurlsdlctlon of the cITy, generally deplcted on E[ibit 3, attachedhereto, coIrMIY aEfrees to prepare and submit for approval plats of,al] such properties that are susceptlble to boundary plattlng and,
upon approval and recordatj.on of such p1ats, offer such land forsale or exchange 1n accordance with the requireuents of FloridaStatutes, so tbat such lands nay be returned to the tax roles oftbe CITY. ft is the parties' intent that such lands be offered forsale as soon as practicable after plat recordation, consJ.dering theprevalllng Earket conditlons.
(c) CITY sball support, to the Daxj.mun extent pertoitted bylaw, platting of, these properties, and initiate rezoning lfnecessary, for airport-coupatible uses and shall approve the Platsif they Deet the lega1 requireuents of the CITY.
(d) wtren used ln this agreement, nairport-related usestr orralrpor!-coupatible usesr shall Dean uses and facilities tbat arerelated to the Airport or aviatlon, or that provi.de supportgerrrices to the Airport, its tenants, users, concessionaires and
€rErloyees, and which uay, by the application of reasonable glte-
plan, zonlng or siuilar regrlations, be conducted on a Proposedaite in a uanner tbat is conpatible sith existing, non-airPort usesin tbe vicinity of the site. without in any ray liniting tbegenerality of tbe foregoing, ralryort-related usesn and tr airport-
coupatlble usestr include: rental car f,acilities and storage lots,
long-tera passenger parking facilities, enployee parklng facili-tles, airllne ln-fligbt services, aJ.r cargo services, speciallzedalrsraft and g:round transPortation equipuent repair and nalntenance
excludlnE aircraft engine testing, and aviation-oriented tralningfacilities.
14. cot NTY aqrrees to identify and begin processing all of tbeplats described in paragraph 13 (b) , above, within f,iscal year 1993-
94.
15. CoUNTY and CITY shal1 participate in an Airport/seaportVicinlty planning effort, which sha11 incl'ude the collection andcorrelalion of all existing data regarding land use, zoning andinfrastruclure. cot NTY and cfTY will take actions necessary to
lmplenent any recoDnendations of the AirPort/Seaport vicinity Plan
ArrBsr:
@&<-offlcio clerk of tbeBoard of County Co--issionersof, Brouard County, Florlda
BROWAXD COITNTY, through its
BOARD OF COUNTY COI{!.GSSIONERS
chair
COUMTY
_ day of L994.
Approved as to fotr by Office ofthe county Attorney, BroualdCounty, Florida, JOIIN J. COPEITAI{,JR., County Attorney, Goveranenta ICenter, Suite 423115 South Andrews AvenueFort Lauderdale, Florida 33301Eelephone: (3O5) 337-7600 ,-TelecopLer: (305) 357-7641 , -.:
By Tracy E. LautenschlagerAssistant county Attorney
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FOR THE COI'NTY:County Administrator
Broward county GovernDental eenter
115 South Andreus Avenue, Sulte 490Fort Lauderdale, fL 33301
FOR TEE CIEY:city llanagercity of Danla
100 w. Dania Beach Blvd.Dania, FL 33004
2r. This agreeuent sha1l be construed in its entirety and noportion thereof ls severable. Each clause is dependent on therenaining clauses and conmon to the entire contract. The parties
agEee tbat the entire agEeeuent is void sbould any clause orprovision herein fail or be stricken.
22. CoUfflIY agrees to approve, or support the granting by theappropriate agency of, an easenent to a11ow the continuation and
Eaintenance of clfy,s entr]r sigrl on the traffic island at tr.S. 1
and criffin Road (S.R. 818), provided cfTY agrrees to uaintain saidentrlz sign.
25. This fnterlocal Agrreement sha1l be governed by and
construed in accordance wltb Florida Law, supersedes all Priorsritten or oral agreements belueen the parties, and'nay not beuodified or auended unless in writing folloving approval by both
t.he Board of County Conmissioners of Brolrard County and the DaniaCity Co""'rissi.on.
23. couMIY agrees that at such tine as coUNTY no longerprovides fire and/or rescue services from Fire station #32 (located
on s.w. 31st Avenue), CITY sha11 be given first consideration topurchase such fire station for the purpose of providing lts fire
rescue servl-ces.
24. Tlre parties bereto agree that all 1egal requj.rements orprerequisites pertaini.ng to the execution of this Agireement bave
Leen pierforaedl Each palty shall notify the other, at le?st seven(7) days in advance, of the date upon which lts governlng boardsha1l consider approval of this rnterlocal Agireeuent, and shallfurther provide the otber vith copies of the official records
evidenciag the action taken by lts governing board with regard tothis Interlocal Agreement.
IN WITNESS WHEREoF, the parti.es have nade and executed this
Interlocal Agrreenent on the respective dates under each signature:
BRoweRD coUNTY through its Board of county Coumissioners, sigming
by and thlough its Chair or Vice chair, duly authorized to execute
saue by Board action on
DAIIIA, sigaing by and throughauthorized to execute saue.
, L994, and the CITY oF
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D(hibir 2
D(bibir 3
D(bibit 4
Ehibit 5
EX{IBTT LTST
Annexation Parcels
Deannexatlon Palcels
Alrport, plats withln
Dania
Proposed Local Bill '.:' "l-
Alrport Boundary,lncludlng south r/w
expanslon and cuJ=ent ltPupdate
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IMTERLOCAI, AGREE!{ENII BETWEEN BROWAXD COUNTY A}ID
PERTAII{IXG IO I'(PENSION AND JI'RTSDICTTON OE fEE
EOI.,I,YWOOD I}XIERNATIONAI, ATRPORT
CIIY OF DA}IIA
FORT I,AT'DERDAIE-
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CITY OT DANII, FLORIDA
WISMESSES:
By
Na[e:Title:
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Approved as to form:
L994.
SEAL
ATTEST:
ci ty Attorney
City Clerk
Cj.ty l{anager
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. O!.Fqq.8!.a (SE l/a) ot Eh. Souchi.rr Oq.-qs.Eft! (SC f/i) oa S.cslo. Zl:
EEICE Soqlh.altr rLat ah. EtrE l:t!. of !!. ..1d E tc OEFg.l! (t Lt2) ol
ct. lorrLt..t 0E {n rsls (If V4) o! Et. ItogG!...E oE.{u.rt!R (SE V4) o!
th. S6rhr..tc os.Fqq.rl.a (Sg f/a) ot S.calos Z!, ultat .! llclud.d .!al.
ot 89'44139', a dlrG.ss. o! 40.78 f..! Bo . tol,rG oB rh. trorG! rlthE.ot{ry
tla. ol Ei. r.l,C Posr Ev.a8Ld.r &GboFtt, llab!-ot{.r; SEUCE g..G.!Ir,
rloag lh. t.l'd Xorsh rlthC{l{.t lr'-, rr.r-g |!, tEcird.d.ES.t. ol
t05'!9'00', . d&t qc. o, U7.87 !..8; EEICE corGl'rntst c..G.slt, .loqt E!.
...1d Ucrah Elabl-o({.t LlE , !.Ll'!a .! !!r&d.d .tg. of 103.16'21., .
dt!c.ae. ot 415.61 !..! to Eh. Sontt OE !E6!nUtfC, !!. r.{. b.tEt .ubdtvtd.d
.r POEI EUETCIIITES !T AEEITUSES tf-{f XO. 3;.! a.cord.d h ?!rc BooL tT, p.E.
44, of Eh. Ptrblle 8,.cordr oi Bloe.td CounE , Florld.. S.1d l,.qdt .1Eu5E. ln
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Sh..! t; ltEyCE Soqth 28.!6,19. E.rE, . dtlErtrc. ot 267.30 (..r Eo. rotaE
ol taE!.!.cBloq ctEh !h. EsrE.rI, L.A. f,.n L!u. q! Lloe.cld St.E. A!.d 5/!_
595 ec rhoeq oq, ..ld Sbr.E 5; tfEXCE Souri 64.66'47- ?.. E .lo!t !.td
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cu!n. Eo t.l.d ,o1r!! b.elEg 8 b.talat o! llols! 59.34,54- E .ri IIIICE
South..larrl7 aLorg r.l'd L.A. 1,./g tlE., .!d .l,ooE ab. .Ec oa r.Id. ctrlv. !o
li. rl,8hr, h.rt at I r.dlu. o! 600 !!.G .Ed . d.lu .!EI. oi l3.Oi,Z3- (o! .r
alc. dtulaEc! of 137.07 la.C !o . Dolar oo th. Souch !!se o! B!. [oa8! Os._
8.tl (U 1./2) ol &. Sou6..!r OnFqg.rt.! (SE f/4) o! Eh. Soqsllrrc O!._
qu.rs.E (SL 1/4) ol r.ld S.c!lo!, Z3i EEICE Iosrb EA.O5i45- E .r .Iona r.ld
Soua! !!8., a dtra.,!e. o! 884.73 !..t Eo a EolB! o! lllarr.ctloq rlLh Bi.
E !E !lq. ol th. g..G Oa.-B.ll (g t/2) o! l.1d S.crloB Il; EEf€a forEt
0l'35'50' C.rr .toq8 rdd E .rG !1r., a dtlatrc. o! 3,373.1, f..r, rrl or
!aar, !o Cia loEsllaa! sorqa! of !i. Sorrth...c Os.r{E 'aE.! (SE l/i) ot th.
troattu rc OE {u8s.s (IC 1/a) ol t.td S.cEloE Zt; Efne Sonr! !7.Z6ra7-
g.!E .looa !i. troar! l1!. ol &. Sou6 Oq.-E lt (S f/2) of r!. rorElr.rr
os.:.{lt.aB.t (!g l./6) ol r.td S.crloa 13, a dtrt:la! oC 2,567.6 !..r, DE. or
t.!.r rc rh. RlnE O? fEC&;IfG; [U(,!E: f..ri,!t. .!d dlrra!8., !..d !a Eh.
.bov. drac,rlpcloo -!a larad oo tdorEaGloa thoE oq lha tlorlda lr.g.sEatr!
o! tr..!.poE r&E &l8hc-cl{., !t p loE 3r.!. L.d E52 (I-595), S..Et@
36095-2606, .. r.l.E.ae.d .bov..l LESS EEE!!UI{ . poEr:,oB ot ri. Soqrh...E
08.-qu.8r.a (3L Va) c! r.ld S.etloB 23, .!.s r.d b7 E!. C!t, of D.LL
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IECIIUIIE .I th. l!,Etar.ca1oq ot Eh. g.ts lJlE o! ri. E .r OaFe.l! (E l/2)
ol rh. tforEb...E CE.-Qu.Ea.r (tE t/4) of rb. Soutlrr.lE O!.{u.rt.r (Su !./{)
of Bb. SouEir,.lt oE.-quar!.a (St{ 1/4) oa r.1d S.cElo! 2: .qd r.E. [orEb
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ard a porrioo of c!D.8. pL{T as rcmrdcd i! pra! Book l4o, p.gc 2g of rtc pubric -
Rccords of Broward Counry, Florida ard a ponion oi TRA.TVS,*ORLD pIAT as
rccorded iu pkr Book LL6. page g of rhc public Rccords of Broward Counry, Floriria- _
a.od a porrion of the proposcd ecar Zoacs as showu oa &e Airpon I4vous pla!. ditcd
. Noeetnbcr 1988, for Fon r r,dcldale-Iilollwood Interaarional Airpon,
and a portioa of Trae No. 2 of WLyDWOOD as recorded in pb.t Book 2! pagc
4 of thc Public Records of Broward Counqv, Florida aad a ponion of THE
RITA W. SHAW pL{T as rccordcd ia plal Book fa6, pagc 25 of thc public Records
of Bromard couaty, I'lorida, and a pordou of lbc poRT EVERGIADES coMMERcE
CENIER as rccordcd in plar Book lj2, page 33 of thc public Records of Broyard
Couary, Ftorida said parcel being oore paniorlarly descr&cd as follovs
BEGIN at tle Nonhcasr coract of thc Nonhcrcst OqeeEancr (NW t)
of Scniou 3d Towuship 50 Sourn, R&gc a2 Easc
TIIENCE oa a grid bcarfug of S E9.42;16, n, aloug rha North t;.c of tirc said
Nonbwcst OlE{urnc! (NIV t) of Secdol 34 a disr:acc d l9&9E fccq
to thc Souri liae of said ptoposcd 34:f (lat Zaaebr Rrway 3! . ..
TIIENCE S 36.2',u'E along c{d 5sut! Iinc a distaace of 1l:]014 fcet o
lhc Eart Utc of rhe said proposcd 34:l ecar Zouc br RJ]asay 3l;
TTIENG N 'r4'59'sy E aro,g said Easr rioc a disurce of 999.79 fcct b rhc sourh
lhc of rhc said Traa No. 2 of WyLDWOOD;
1lIElG N 89.45'16. E aloug said South liue a d!:ralce of lgt 14 fcer ,o &c Esr lisr
of the Nontc,cst Oac{uancr (NW lr) of thc Nonhcast Ouceuancr (NE lr) of sairt
Seriol 34;
THENCE N 01.43' 06'W aloag .aid E:st linc a distaacc of I:ILT8 fcc! ro rlc Sou&
right<f.uay linc of the acc... road as shoqa ou Florida Dcpanacm ofTralspor:adou
Righr-of-Way Mag, Sectiou g6095-240& Sbcer 2 of 8;
THE\CE N 88.16'45, E along said righr-of.wa1. linc a ciistascc of 40.q) fcc!:
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2 FLL AIRPORT DE.A,NNEXATION WTrHIN THE GTY OF DA}IIA
3 DA.I.{IA IR
4 A parel of laad ia Scions T- 23,26,22, j4 and 35, Towoship :0 Sourb. Raage 42
5 E!sr, iactudiog all of tbe FORT TAUDEC,DALE.HOIIYWOOD
6 INTERNATIONAI AIRPORT SECOND ADDITION, as rccordcd in pta!
7 Book 123, pagc m of tic pubijc Rccords of Broward Counry, Florid+ ail of
6 D-DJC pIAT as rccordcd is prar Book I31, pagc 19 0f rhc public F.ecords of
9 Brow'ard couary, Frorid+ a.ud au of SEA-^IRE No,! as rccordcd ia prat Book 120.
10 Pagc 35 of rhc Public Records of Bro",ad Couary, Fiorida, aad ali of SEA-AIRE
11 No. 3 as rccordcd ,o phr BooL 90, pasc 45 of thc fublic Rccords of Brow-ard
D couary' Florida aad all of sEA-AJRE No. 4 as rccordcd iu pra,t book 100, page 37
,3 of ihc Public'Rccords of Bmrerd Co,uy, Florida,.!d aI of SEA-AIP-E No.2 as
14 rccorded in Plar Book 9g pagc 1 of rhc hrblic Rccords of Brosard coua:y, Frorida
u aad ail of B & s PIAT as rccodcd iu ptar Book l3z pagc tg of &c public Rc€ords
16 of Brfiard CoEay, Flodda, ald all ot VALITE (E01 EI-{i L rccordcd iu pfar
tl Boot 1Zl, Page 39 of &e hrbiic Rccords of Broqrard Couary, F.orj<la. aad a poniou
lE of FORT I{TDERDAIE.IiOLL)aS||@D INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT EIRST
19 ADDIIION, as recordcd h phr Book I2q paSe j7 of the hrbtic Rccords of
m Brorard Cor:ary, Flodda, ard a ponior of RIGIIAM IITIT-E FA.R.lvfIi as
2! rccordcd in Plar Boot ! Page 33 of rhc p.bric Rccords ofBroc,ard coglry, Frorida r.d
Z, a ponioa of JE IIASBROUCK'S REPIJTT as recordcd is ptar Book 16, page 20 of
B the hblic Rccord: of frorrara' Ouary, Florida. ald alt oi PORT EVERGIIDES
24 WAREIIOUSES PIAT NO. 2 as recordcd iE pbr Book gr, pagc 6 of tbc hblic
E Rccords of Brourard Couaq.v. Florida and ail of pORT EVERGI-{DES WAREIIOUSE
U PIAT as rccordcd iu Plar Book 97, page 7 of the public Rccords oi Brorard Couatv,
27 Florida ad all of lrEW PIAT NO. I as rccordcd in plar Book 9g, page 10 of tbe
A Public Rccords of Broryard Couary, Florida aad a.il of pORT EVERGI-IDES NO. s
:9 as rcmrded iB Plat Book 104, Page 23 of ric publ,ic RccorG of Bro,vard Couary, Fiorida
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THBYG Nonhe{ aloag said Ersr linc a di$a.oce o( 35.00 fcer to rhe l{onh liae oi
said scctiou 35. said poiEt aho being 6c iarcrsccrioa of .hc sour! tinc of rhc Sourhrvesr
Ouc{uaner (SW :z) of said Secrion 26 and rlc Easr tiac of lhc West Oac-HaIf
(W lr) of u\e East Oae-HaIf (E l) of thc Sourtwcsr Onceuancr (SW l) of said
Secdou 26:
THE\CE N 02.13'45'W aloag said Easr tiEc a di$aac! of.Z6g[-84 fcc! to lic Nonh
lioc of thc Souhryest OBeQuarGr (SW t) of said Scction 2(
TIIENCE S 8{1.01'52: W atong said Nonh lisc a Cisaacc of 662:5 fce! o the Easr
liue of the West Ouc-Ilalf (W !) of rhe Nonbwcst Occeuanc (Nril l) of said
Sceioa 26;
TIIENCE N @.(2'1f W aloag said East linc a distarcc of ll]94.7g fccr to rhc Sourh
line of said PORT EVERGIi.DES COMMERCE GNB
TIIENCE N 88.042tr E aloug said South line a disuacc of 9620 fcet o e
poiEs o! tlc Wcst linc of .aid PORT EVERGIIDES COMMERCE CEIITE&
TIIENCE S (u.O37 E aloEg said Wcs: lilr a dLaacc of 4Z5O fc€r to a
liac 7J0 Eet Sout of ild paralfd \cirh ttrc Sourh linc of ?ORT . . l
EVERGIEDES COMMERCE G}ITE&
THENCE N 88.042Cr E along said paralcl lile a dbancc of,14926 f.ct
!o thc Sourh tinc or'said pmposcd Sftl Orar Zolc fu Rulr,ay 27iFl;
THENG S 81.32'E E &og said Sour! lina a dlstaace of t0&1!i Lcr ro
&e Ean lisc of rb. said proposcd sel Ccar Zouc for Rruray 2,7R;
THENG N 00.00:f W aloag said Eais Urc aEd ns Norticlty e.+e,rciou &creof a -
di$aacc of 203lyl fc:r ro lhc Nonh liuc of &e Sorth Onc-I{alf (S }) of rhe Sout!
Oue-tlalf (S t) of the Soutirvcst Onc{uancr (SW t) of sqid Scctioa 23;
TIIENG S 88.0524' \[/ aloug said Nonh line a diralce of 95.19 fcct to rhc Elsr tinc
of tbc Wcsr Oae.iialf (W l) of the Nonbpcst Ooceuartcr (NW t) of thc Sourhcsr
Ouc{uancr (SE t) of thc Souriwcst Oneeuaner (SW ,:) of safd Sccrioa 231
THB\CE N 01.39'56'W along sairi E sr liEe a disEncc of 52E.9g feer ro rhc Sourh
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3 fcer o rhc Sourh rigfu.of-vay liae of Nonlcasr 10th Srcc: as shotrd oa rhc said CLD.g.3 PI.AT:
4 THEycE s 9fi9'0fi E aioag said righ.of-rray liae r distancc of 90J0 fect ro a line5 47.00 fcet Sour[ of aad parallcl with thc Nonh liac ofdc Nonteasr Ooeeuancr (\Ei)
6 of said Scclion 34;
7 THE{CE N g9452(), E atoug said paralcl linc, co,r; ;aB alocg said right of.\rzy liae8 a di:eacc of 1910 fcct to thc Easr liBc of said C!DJ. pIAT:
9 THEIICE N 0cr4'a0. r/ eloug said Easr riac a distaacc of tz0o fcc! to a liuc -:5.00 feet10 Sourh of aad parallel wirh rhc said Nonh liuc of thc Nordeast Ouc-euancr (NEi) of11 Sccriou 34' said liEc a.rso bciug rhc Somh ri$t-of-ray liac of Nonhcast 10t! saccr as
l:2 sho,m on said THE RrIA W. SIIAW pIAT;
,j, TIIENCE N Ep452O E alorg said paralhl line, alorg said righrof-crsy li!. a di$alcr
14 of 8J4 feeq
15 TIIENCE S e,24,06'E comiuriag alolg said rigfu<fr*zy line a dirra,cc of 1fi1?2 fcet
f6 to a linc 47.O fccr South of aad panllcl sfth rlc said Nor6 linc of thc Nonhcast
n Ouc-Ouaner (NEr.) of Seciou 34;
A THENCE N 8f4rZ). E &ng sairt parailci liue coadariag aioag said rigbr;_ i-rrav
19 liac a disaaca of 195.00 f.er !o rh. &sr ti!! of parccl ?. of said
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27 THENCE N 0137'41. W &ag said E:tt lirc a disaace of 1200 fcct o a.liuc 35.00 feer
2, S,.rurh of a^ad pa:alhl rrir! the said Non! Iinc of ric Nonlcasr Ouc{uarrcr
B (NErr) of Sxrion 3a;
24 THENG N 8945,20, E aloug said pardjlcl lilc a dis&ucc of 683J1 fclt !o llc Elsr
25 tinc of &c said Nonhcast Oac-euancr (NEz) of Scaion 34;
26 TIIEIIG N 8755'24: E along a liuc 35.00 feet Sourh of aad parallct wirh rhc Nonh linc
77 of rhe Nonhwesr OEceuancr (NW?) of said Secdoa .35. a distaace ot 1000 fccr aore
3 or lcs ro :rc Easr lin: of thc Wesr Ouc.Ha[ (Wl) of tbe Easr Occ-tlalf (Ei) od rhe
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rhc lirsr righ!-of-lray liac of thc F.E C. Railroa4 said tiac a.lso bei,rg rhe 100,00
fecr Easr of and pardllel wfth thc Easr linc of said FORT IAT DERDALE. -
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THENG conriuuc S l2.3S'13'W aloEgsaid East rightof-,ray line a disraacc of Z8l.65 -
fcct o thc Noni lite of tic Sourhcast Oueeuaftcs (SE t) of said Secdou 27;
THENCE S 89.10'31'W aloug said Nonh linc a disra.lce of 9254 fcct ro rhc Wcsr
rightoiuay linc of said FEc Rairrca4 said lirc arso bing rhc E sr riac of rhc sairi
FORT IAL,DERDALE-HOLLLWOOD NTERNATIONAL AIRPORT plaq
THENCE S 12.38'13'W dolg said Wcst rightof-ray linc a distaacc of li}T33lfeet to
thc South liac of &c Nonhvcst Ouceu:rtcr (NW l) of tLc Souircasr Onceuarrcr
(SE t) of said Sc.tion ,;
TIIENG S 89.7'5f W dolg said South linc a di$a.u6s of 10, fc.r ro ric Wcst
rigttofrray linc of said FEC. Railroa4 said linc also b.-g tbc Ean ri''r of the said
FORT U.UDERD-cLE-HOLL)mOOD INIERNAIIONAL AIRPORT ptaq
TIIENCE S U.38'E W alolS laid Wcsr rigttof*ay linc a dkaacc of [d9.t7 fcct o
thc Sourh liEe of tic Sourheasr OseauaGr (SE t) of said Sccioa z/;
TIIENCE S 1il1.452{)'W along said Sourh liac a disarcc of EL$ fcct to rhc POINT
OFBEGINNING;
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THEYCE S 71.21'04'lV aloag said Sourh rigbrof-*ay linc a d.istaacc of 2.12.03 fc:::
THE\CE S 88.0t'43'W cor^timring aloag said South righr<f-way linc a disu.scc of
430.66 fcet o the W'cst linc of tic East Onc.Half (E !) of rhe Nonlcasr Oueeuane:
(lvE t) of the Sourlrrcsr OucQuancr (SW l) of thc Sourlwcst Onceua.:s (SW l)
of said Scetion 8;
THENCE S 01. 43'4j'E aioug said lVest tia: a disasce of {59.8 fc€! to rhc said
Nonh line of lle Sourh Onc.IIaIf (S |) of rhc Souh Ouc-Half (S l)
of rhe Soutinrcst OncQuancr (SW t) of Sccioa 23;
TIIENCE S 88.Oi24' W elosg said Nonh liac a distaacc of 992.44 fce! !o rbc wcst
liuc of the Sourhpcsr Ouc{rurtcr (SW t) of said Seciou g;
TIIENG;{ 01.4925'W aloag said W€sr liuc a disutcc of 25g.(X} feer !o a liEr 259
fccr Norh of tld paralcl wirh thc Sourh Ii!. of th€ Norhrc$ OlcAuafic, (NW t)
of &c Sourlwcst Olc.auart.! (SW lr) of rhc Souhresr Oaceuancr (SW Is) of said
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TIIENCE N 8E.0524'E dory said panlld liac a distance of 330J6 fcr! !o :hc East
IiEc of thc trrcst Ouc.Ilajf (W t) of tLc Nonhscst Onc-euancr (NW l) of the
Southscst OuoQuancr (SW lr) of thc Sor:rbgtcar Ons.Quanlr (SW t) of said
Seetim 23;
THEI;G N 01.4731'W aloug said Easr lioc a dLr:aca of 20(L(2 fccr o rie said
Sourh rigltof-rray tinc of Pon Evcrgtadcs Railvay (100 feet ri$n-of*rarv);
THENCE S 68.04'Z W aloug said South rigbrcf-w.ay liae a disr:acc of 33Lf, fcer:
niBIcE N 88.8'09' W co'i?i iiFg dolg said Sout! rigit+f-ray linc a disraace of
754.74 fcet o &c East right-of.rry tinc of tic Old Dixic Higbsay;
THENCE S 13.54?3'W dong saitl Erst righrd-vu..v linc a di*aace of 56216 fccr
ro 4 lilc 67626 feer Nonh of ald parallcl wilh thc Sourh lisc of said Sccsioo I:
THEIICE S 89. 18'59- W aiong said parallct liuc a disuacc of 30.83 fce! ro rlc West
riglrof-way liuc oi Old Dixic Higtw-ry
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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA,
APPROVING AN ACT RELATING TO BROWARD COUNTY;
ESTABLISHING PURPOSE AND INTENT; PROVIDING FOR
THE ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN LANDS LOCATED IN
UNINCORPORATED BROWARD COUNry INTO THE
CITIES OF DANIA AND FORT LAUDERDALE UPON
CERTAIN TERMS; PROVIDING FOR DEANNEXATION OF
CERTAIN LANDS PRESENTLY LOCATED WTHIN THE
MUNICIPAL BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY OF DANIA;
PROVIDING FOR JURISDICTION OF THE FORT
LAUDERDALE/HOLLYWOOD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT;
PROVIDING FOR LAND USE CONSIDERATIONS; AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA,
FLORIDA:
Section 1. That that certain Act Relating to Broward County; Establishing
Purpose and lntent; Providing for the Annexation of Dania and Fort Lauderdale
Upon Certain Terms; Providing for Deannexation of Certain Lands Presently
Located \Mthin the Municipal Boundaries of the City Of Dania; Providing for
Jurisdiction of the Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood lnternational Airport; Providing for
Land Use Considerations; and Providing ForAn Effective Date, a copy of which is
attached hereto as Exhibit "A', is hereby approved.
Section 2. That this resolution shall be in force and take effect immediately
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upon its passage and adoption.
PASSED and ADOPTED this _ day of
ATTEST:
City Clerk-Auditor
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS
"t994.
Mayor - Commissioner
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Frank C. Adler, City Attorney
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bou.trdartes ar1 o! tb,e land described, on E)dibj.; i;=it!a-a- i€Eero
and lade a palt beleof.
(b) Uton the €llaetlva date of tlLs sp.clal ast, the
corironte llrits of ttse clty ol Fort laud.lda:'. slall b. and ars
berBby axpanded so a! to l]rclude and have annex.d lnto lts
aurlciDaL bouidarl..s r1:. of thG land atesclib.d on E(hilit 2,
attached Lalato and Ead€ a part bareo!.
S€ction 3. Daanncxatlon ol certaln lands upon th6
eflestive date ol t5,is act. --
(a) t'he clty of Dania bas agrreed to tX. dealllrexatlon ot
cgrtain lands, as lora parelcul.arly descli!€d on f::&lblt 3, rhich
ale located ylthin thc cuEent or lutule bouadarlcs o! th. A14,ort,
to lacllitate the sale and efflciert operatlon o! t!,e Alrport by
corGolldatlon of rll govanEental functlonls lor thG Alryor! ln
Bro$ard County.
(b) Brqrald County lnd th. Cltl, o! Danla .gra., anal tt ls
leleby .stau.l.sb.ed, that, as beh{eatr tbe Clty o! Danla and. Bro,"ald
county, Broy"'d counti, rha1l b. th. local Eoverm!.nt yLtb .xclullve
Jullsdlcflon ov.r tb. A14rort. rB.cLuaive JrEisdlctlon, !h!11 b6
const:!€d to !.nclude, but Jha!.l not b. Lblted to, Dor.r to lsau.
a develoFEant ords! t ulsulnt to Sectloa 380.06, ploslda gtatut.s,
or any local prograr cstabllshed to !€place tia D.v.lot E€nts of
ReElonal, IEpact prograr
(c) lb€ present cor?orate lluits oi tbe Clty o! Danla ale
b.ereby contlacead so as to .xc.l.ud. th. !,ands lor€ padlclr.l.ally
descr&€d as lollous on E:<hlbLt 3, attacbed, heleto ard Dade a parg
h€rgof.
Secti,on 4.Thi,s act sba.].L takE €lfect upon becolbg a larr.
CODING; Words #eleq arc delctiols; rords underlined arc additions
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en ast lB]'atiIrg to Brol'ald County, .staulsh_
lng pur5rose and irtenti p8ovidbg lor tb€
ann€xatlon o! certain lands located ln unln_
corporated Brosald county hto tbe cltias of
Danla rnd ports tauderdala, provldLDg lor
deanncxatlon of c6rtaLn land,s pEasently
located rltbLn tbe uunicl.pal boundalles of t!.6
clty o! Dania, providl.ng for Julisaletlon of
the lort Iaudeldale-Eollysood fnternatlonaL
Alrport; providlng lor land use conald.ra_
tlons, and pfirvldinE lor an elfectlve date.
S.stl,on 1. p!:.rElose artd fntent. Ib.a pur?oss and lntent of
thls Epeclal ast ls to glvo bladlng l.gal .!!.ct to that carlaln!gr.a!.nt .tlt.!.d Lnto by and b.ts.en Brol,ald Colrnt!, anaf tle Clty
o! Dania dated 1994, r.latlng to tb6 anrleEtlon
and alealn.xatlon o! csrtaln landB h t!€ vl,ci.llqi of t!€ fort
Laud.rdd..-Eollysood tntarn tlonlf. .tilt otf , a. !or. D!:*lculrt'ly
dascdb.d b€reln, and plovtdlng lor tb. .:(parslon rnd futura
op€ratlon o! tbls facllttlr (tbe rAfu?o!t.), and, to un.x cerlaln
other lands lnto tha Clty of Folt lEuderdal,c to provld. lor
ratl,onal runlclpal boundlrl,es !s betw€€n Brorard County, th€ Clty
of Dania and tba Clty of Fort lauderdal,e.
Sectlon 2.
date of thls Act. --
(a) Upon tba
Annexatlon o! cErtain lands upon th€ af!€ctive
.flastlve dat€ of t!1s special act, th6
corporate 1<s of tlre clty of Dania .ha11 b€ and are b€raby
expanded so as to lnclude and hav€ anne:aed lnto its uunlci.pal
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A Dorcloo, of ah. E r! ooc.E'll (E t/Z) o! S€csloE 22, fo6!bl,p 50 Soutb,
i.!9. {2 Ea.E .!d . tosGloq o! B!. P..G OEeE I! (tl l/2) o! S.cslon 23,
lo!'lrhlp 50 souEb' r.!8. 42 E !c' r.id porlr.ort balEg d.!cs!,b.c .s lollort!
tEGMII|G .! rl. la!.r!.crloE o! ri. osrh L!!. o! r!. Sout! Olefru ( S
L./Z) of t!. Xocbrr.rc Or.:qu.ftlr (U!, f/4) o! !8td S.cal,oq 2:l .!d !h.
E .c.!1, U8h!-of-X., l1E ol Ll,oc.c.d Sf.s! !o.d , (U.S. l) irt ,ho.r oq
!i. trloal& Dap.r!!.q! o! tlslltosr.cj,o! ll,gts-ol{., ltrp lor SBt. lo.d g62
(I-59r), S.crloa 8609F2406, Sh..c E o! 1,3, d.c.d, f.tqrrs, 5, 1982, .!d t rr
r.vi,!.d ApEtl !E, 1986; EEtrCE |tonri.rl, doEB ,.f.d E tslsl, ELSiG-o!{.,
Ib. .!d l&r.t.d &c!rr llEhr-of{.t tlq. (b.s.&.tt.r s.!.rs!d !o... L.l..
fr? llE ) ol lrld rrloc.sld Sc.!. go.d, 5 rs rbom o! SL..t! 5, Z rd 6 of
r.ld ltShs-ol-g.y lisr, r d&C:8t. ol 2,771.6 !r.!, !oE. or t'.!., Eo I tplls
6, th,. Sqrch t&. o! t!. fosctrr..s Oo!.q!.a!.! (IC V4) o! !.h. Sourlr..r
olrqrsst s (SL 1/4) ot ..1i1 S.crl.aE Zt; lfEfCE g8r! 68.04'26- f.r!
coqsl![lst do!8 r.:fd fratrriT f..e. f,/E llar er .borB o! trtd gh..s 5, .
dr!!a!c. of 37.69 lcrc !o r Dol8r oq rb. E .a lh. ot E!. for&f,r.G O!.-
qp.st.r (Ilt 1/a) ot li. SolrGtnrs Osr{p.as.s (Sc 1/4) o! t!. SonGbt ! Os!.
qu.!r.s (9t l/a) ot r.td s.csloq 2:t; SEICB t olrt! Ol.ttr59. B.|E .loor ,.1.t
E .r !l!l, . dr,r!.8 . oa ll,5 !..r Eo a ,o1!! o! triarrctloq ,[& li.
trorBh.rlt L.l. V!. ll8 ot I-595 s! .hoE oE !.1d gt .! ,; EEICE SouGh
88'04'26' f.rt, .to!S !.1i1 trorli.lI, L.A. B/f llar, r dlratcr o! ?45.6g
fa.c Eo a Dol,tt ol rirarssus! ol a talg.aG suEr'. qlrtc:rra !o tla f,osti; llgtrCE
g.!c*ltr soEslstr&t .loEA r.jd L.A. V!, !1a., .ad rloqt rh. .ac o! t81d
c!rE. lo Ch. Etgb! bq(sg . !.d1u. of 1,825.08 lcec rad . d.lr. .!g1,. ol
l7'zsr10., foa.q.E€ d&G.!cr of ,56.96 !..E Eo. poLlG of t!t..E, EEICE
lorE! 76'30'15- 9..G, .loEB telC llo!r!.!ly L.A. B./fa tla., . d.lrG.!c. oi
121.87 l E Eo a golqa of lalla!.ccloo elEi Eh. Souli Lh. of th. trorlh..rt
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I Rccords of Broivard Couary, Florida- ald a ponioB of TRAI{SI*ORLD pLAT asj rccordcd in plar gook 116, pagc g of rbc public Records of Brourard Counry, Flori r
, 4 aad a poniou of rbc proposcd Gear Zones as slown ou the Airpon La:put pla!. da a5 Novernber l9gg, for Fon kudcrdalc-Hollywood la:crnarional Airpon,
6 aod a poniou of Traci No. 2 of WLYDWOOD as rccordcd ia ptar Book 21, pagc
7 4 of the public Rccords of Brovrard Couary, Florida, aad a poniou of THE
8 RIIA W. S!IA! pI-{T as rccorded ia plat Book 146, page ZS of thc public Rcco ;9 of Broward couary, Ilorida, aad a pqrri6n of rhc poRTEvERcIrDEs com,GR;10 CEI.IIER as recorded in plar Book LZ. page 33 of ric public Rccords of Brow:_ :11 Couuty, Florida said parcct bcing Eorc pardodaity described as follor,s:
12 BEGIN at thc Nonhcast corucr of thc Nonbscsr Oaceuancr (NW t)
13 of Sccrio! 3d Towtrsiip 50 Souti, Raagc a2 Easq
14 TTIENCE oE 1 grid b."rilg of s 89.42,16' w arong rhe NonL tirc of tirc said
,5 Noniwcst Oac{uartcr (N!y lr) of Secdou 3a a dirErrc of X,8JS f.ct
t6 o &e SoEr! liue of said poposcd 34:1 Gcar Zoac br Ruaray 3l; , :.
tl IIENCE S 36.28.U. E afoEg said Sourh lisc a di$arcc of 11:}014 fcc! b
18 &s f,41 rinc of &c <-;d proposcd 34:l ctar Zane for Ruray 3!
19 TIIEIiCE N ,r4.59'sy E aloag said Easr liuc a d!.oace of 999.?9 fcet o thc Sout
4 liuc of rhc said Tract No. Z of WYLDWOODi
zl lllE}IG N 89.4j'16'E aroug said South li'e a dtt"lcc of lgr.14 f.et to &e &sr li!,
2, of ttc Nonlrrcst Ouceuancr (NUr |) of thc Nonicasr Oueeuaner (NE t) of said
Z Seeiou 34;
24 'THEIICE N 0r.43' 06'w along said East linc a distaacc of ti]Lig fcc! to tt" souJ
E rigtt<f-way liac of lhc access road as sbowu on Florida Deparareu ofTralsponarion
26 Right-of-Way Map, Sccrion g6095.2408, Shec! Z of8;
27 THENCE N 88.16,45, E rlong said right-of-wa.v liae a disrancc of 40.00 fce!:
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FLL AIRPORT DE.ANNE.\A-TIoN TEIIN mE cxTY oF DAT\IA
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A parcsl of land ia S*tioos 22. ?3,26, n, 34 aEd 35, Tot trsirip 50 Sour!. Rance 42
. East, isdudilg all of tbe FORT L4.UDERDAI-E-HOLLYWOOD
nrfg.NalONaf AIRPORT SECOND ADDmON, as recorded ia pta.!
Book l23, ?age 20 of t&c public Rccordt of BrouErd Coutry, Ftodda, aU of
D-DJL plAT as rccord.d in plar Book 131, pagc t9 of thc public p.ccords of
Broward Counry, Florida aad ail of SEA-AIRE No.l as rccordcd in plat Book 120.
Pagc 35 of thc public Rccotds of BrocErd Couaty, Florida aad a.li of SEA-{RE
No 3 as recorded in ptat Boot 9o, pagc 45 of rhc public RccorG of Broward
Cously, Flotida, aad all of SEA-AIRE No.4 as rEcordcd is plat BooL lfl), page 37
od thc pubEc 'Rccotds of Bmr.rd Corlry, Florida, and all of SEA-AIPE No. 2 as
rccodcd ia pld Boo& 9& pagc f of thc hrblic Rccords of Brcqad Coury, Fioride
aDd all of B & S pIAT as rccordcd ia phs Bootc t3Z paSe lE of r!. hbtic Rccords
of Brorad Couary, FIoridE ad all of VALIJE @01 pL{? ! rccontcd iq plat
fuk Un, Pagc 39 d &c hbiic Rccore of Broc,ad Couay, Fiodd., aad a poniou
of FORT IAT DERDALE.HOIITT@D INTERNATOITAL ATRPORT ErRsT
ADDIIION, 8s recosdcd h ptar Boo& Uq page , of &c hblic Rceords of
Bsomrd Cou!ry, Florida, ad a poaim d RIO[.,$[D LITILE FARMi as
rccordcd & Pla Boot I, page 3g of thc hblic Rccords of Brward Grrary, Frodda, ald
? pofiio! of JE IICSBROUCK.S REpLAT as recorded iE pler Book 16, pagc 20 of
thc hrblic Rccords of Brward CouEry, Florid4 aad alf ot PORT EVERGIIDES
WAREHOUSES PIAT NO. 2 as rccordcd id ptat Book yr, paSc 6 of rhe Rrbtic
Rccords of Brovard couar.v, Florida aad all of PORT EVERcIjDLc WA-REIIOUSE
PIAT as rccorded i! Ptar Book 97, pagc 7 of the public Rccords of Broward Couary,
Florida aad alt of |IEW pI-A? NO. I as rccordcd in pla,t Book 9& pagc tO of the
Public Rccords of Brorrard Couary. Florida. aad all of pORT EVERGIjDES No. j
u rccordcd ia Plar Book 104, page 23 of rhc public Rccords of Bro.,vard Couar.v, Florida
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THAyCE Nonberl-v aloag said E:_st line a distance of 35.00 feer ro tlc lr.onh lino-.
said secrion i5. sa:d poiat atso bciag rhe intcrscctios of rbc sourh iiae of &c Sourh ,
OucQuaner (SW l) of saiO Sccriou 26 ald rhc Eait tilc of thc Wcst Ooe-Half _
(W l) of *c Fast Onc-Half (E l) of the Southrcsr Ouceualcr (SW t) of said
Sccrion 26;
THETYCE N (2'rJ'45'w a.lo'g said Easr rilc a dina'cc of 2690.g4 fccr !o rhc flo
liuc of rlc Sourtwest Onceuancr (SW t) of said Scctiou 24
TI{E\CE S 99.01,52" W aloug said Nonh linc a CisElce of 66235 fcc! &, &c I i
line of &c Wcsr Ooc.Half (W t) of thc Nonhvcst Oaeeuancr (NW t) of said
Scctiou 25;
THENCE N @.02,12. W alotg said Ea:r t;ne a disr:acc of 13 g4.7g f..to ,ie Soui
liE of said PORT EVERGL{DES COMMERCE C{TE$
IIIENCE N 88.04?), E aloug said Sorrh lhc a ttisarcc 06 96.20 f.cr lo I
point oa tle Wcst lhe of said PORT EVERGI-ADES COMMERG GIITE& *
TIIENCE S @.(D37 E aloug said Wcs llac a dbaacc od 4Zj0 fcct o I
liEc 750 f.c! Sourh of ead paralcl ldth thc Sourh linc of PORT
EI/ERGIJDES COMMERCE CBITE&
TIIENCE N 88.042O E aloug said parallcl liac e diraacc d. L4g2!, f.ct
!o thc Sourh liac ot'said propoccd sel ecar Zonc br RrEclay 2rlR|,;
TIIENCE S 81.32,13. E alolg said Sour! lirc a dimarce of 1$.!i Ect o
rbc East liu€ of thc .aid propccd SGl Gcar Zouc br Rulra.v 27R;
TIiENCE N 00.00'3(). W abng u;a Ea51 tigc ald is Nontcrly c!.re.c,.oE t[cteofi
di aacc of 26L97 fet !o the Noni linc of &c Soutb OEc-Hai! (S t) of tic Sourh
. Ouc-tlalf (S l) of thc Sourhrcsr Ouceuancr (SW t) of said Sccioa 23 |
THEIICE s E8'05'24- w along said Nonh linc a disraacc of 96.19 fccr !o rhc Ea$ [i!
of tic Wcsr Oue.ilalf (W l) of rhc Nonhwcst Oaceuaner (NW l) of rhc Souteasf
OncQuancr (SE l) of rhe Soutbrce$ Oneeu:nct (SW t) of said Sectiou 2j:
THE\CE N 01.39'56'W along saici East line a distance of 5l&9g feet tr,r &e Sourh
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THEIiG y 14.45'34: E coaliluilg atong said rigirof-wair tinc a disrance of S:i_rl
fect o &e Sou.h rightof-*zy riac of Nor:lcasr ro& s!r*: as
'rror"n
otr lie said c.LD.g.
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THB\CE S 82:39'00 E alory raid riglrof-rray lirc a di*eacc of 90f0 fcet o a line
47.00 fcer South oi aad paraltel with the Nonh linc of rhc Nonhcr$ Oaceuaier (\E?)
of said Scctioa 34;
THENCE li 89452f E along said parailcl linc, cordadlS along s,id righr+f-*air tinc
a diseacc of 1950 fcet o the Easr linc of said ClDg. pLAT;
THEIICE N 0f14'af w aioug said East liac a distaace of l20o fc4 ro a riuc -?5.00 fes:
South of aad parallcl vith &c said Norh liuc of the Nonneast Onceuaner (NEi) of
sccriou 34, said liuc also bci'g rhc south righrof+ay liuc of Nocbcast rot! stre.: as
shoqa oa said TIIE RXIA W. SIlAn, pLAT;
TIIENCE N 8f452(), E aloug said parailcl linc, aloug said rigitof-*zy lisc a disraqce
ot u.34 fcEq,
THENCE S &124'(xr E coatiurtug aloug said righ-of"Ey lirc a disEaca of 100.2 fce!
to a li!. 47.00 fcer Sour! of aad parailcl witb &c ada Noni li* of ttc No.hc.sr
Oac-auancr $El) of Seaio! 34r
THENCE N 8f4tZf E aloug said parailcl lirc, colrioriEg alolg sail rigtr<;:vqv
lin. a dirEac! of 195.0 fect o &c Ean lioc of paaccl ?. of said
THE RITAW. SIIAW PTAI:
TI{ENCE N 0137'41..W &ng said Ean liuc a disanc of lZ0O fcel to a linc 35.00 fce:
Suur! of and parailcl vith thc said Nonh liEG of lie Nor&cass Oaeeuancr
(NEl) of S:cioa 3a;
'TIIENCE N 8f45?f E aloag said parailel linc a distaacc of 6&l.8t fcer o &c Ersr
linc of tic said Nonheast Oueauarlrr (NEz) of Secdoa 34;
THB{aE N 8755'24'E aloug a liuc 35.00 fecr Sourt of and parailcl wiri thc Nonh line
of rhc Nontwesr OBeQuancr (NW'i) of said Scctiou J5. a disraace of 1000 fee: raore
or lcss to :Lc East tin: of ric Wesr Oae-Half (W!) ot tbe Ea* Oac-IIaIf (E;r) of rhc
){onlnscsr OaeQuancr (NlVt) oi said Scaion j5:
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TITENCE S 12.38'13', W along said wesr righrot-*zy liuc a dinaacc of 6g0.15 rte: re
thc Erst riglt-of-way linc of rbc FEC Railroad. said liae also bcirrg thc 100.00
fcer Easr of and parallel wirh tbe East liac of said FORT IAUDERDALF
HOIIYWOOD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ptaq
THENCE contiEue s u'38'13'w aro'g said Easr rigrrof-w-ay riac a disoacc of 278 L6i-
feet to the Nonh line of &e SourhcasrOaceuaner (SE t) of .,i,t Sc(rioa t7:
THEN(E S 89"10'3l. r aloug said Non! liac a distaace of 92-54 fcct o &c Wcst
right-ot1'rav tinc of said FEC Railroad, said liuc also beiug the East linc of the sai
FORT IALJDERDALE.HOLLI4ilOOD INTERNAIONAL AIRPORT ptaq
TIIENCE S r2'39',13' w aloug said srcst rigLtof-ray liac a drrsalce of I:mJ2 fcer r_
thc South liac of thc Nonhrcsr Oneeuancr (NW t) of tic Sourircast Oaceuancr
(SE t) of said SccrioE tli
TIIENCE S 89.n5y W .long said Souh liuc a disaaca of 1OZ7 fcs! ro ric Wcst
rigntofxay liac of said FEC Rairroa4 sa ri!. arso b.ing rhc Eatt rinc of thc said_
FORT IAUDERD.cLE-HOLLYWOOD IMERNAIIONAL AIRpORT plaq
TIIENCE S U.38'Xl. W .IoEg said Vcsr rigLt+f-yey liac a distaacc of 1369.17 feet te
thc Sourh linc of thc Souhea$ On euancr (SE l) of said Scciou ,;
TIIENCE S 69.4520, W aloag said Sourh tinc a disarcc of tjlt(,!) &ct o tte pOINT-
OFBEGINNNG;
Said lr!& siEarc, Iyilg aad be-g ia Brorard Couqv, Florida
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linc of the Poa Evcrg.lades R.ailway Righr<f-Wav (lm foot righr{f-w.ay);
THEVCE S 71.21'04'1V along said Soutt righrof-way liac a distaacc of 2;205 fc:::
THE\CE S 88.0r,45. W continuing along said Sour! righr-of-way tinc a d.isra'c! o:
410.66 fce! !o the We5l lisg of thc Easr Onc.Hd (E l) of thc Noniest Oaceuane:
(!rE t) of thc Sourhwesr Oaeeua.rrcr (SW |) of thc Southwcsr Onc-eua.-ter (SW i.l
of said Sccdoa 23:
THENCE s 0r' 43'*j'E arong said wcst tia: a dinance 0f .159.19 fce! to &e laii
Non! lirc of ttc Sou6 Oac.llaIf 15 11 of &c Sourh Onc-Ilatf (S l)
of thc Southrcst Ouc.Quancr (SW t) of SccjoE 23i
TIIENCE s 88'ciz4' w aiory said Non! linc 8 disr.scc of 9924.1 fccr .o thc wcsr
linc of the Soruhrcsr Ouc.Quancr (SW l) of (-i,r Sc(lioE g;
lxIENcE;{ 01'492s'w alo'g said wcat ri'c a dirasce of 2i9.fl) fect ro a ri,.,e 2s9
fcct Nonh of :ad parallct with the Sourt liac of rhc Noniscst Ouceuancr (NW t)
of the Sournflcst Ou..Qusnet (SW
'.) of rtrc Sourinrcsr Oaceatc3 (SW t) of said
Scctioa 23;
TIIENCE N 88.0524. E aloEg said paEnd Eac a disasca of 330J6 fccr o :hc East
liu. of thc Wcst Onc.HaIf (W l) of thc Nor&c,cst Oaeeartcr (NW l) of tbc
Sourfc,Est OucQurnc! (SW t) of thc Southscst Ouceuncr (SW l) of said
Secdor 23;
THBiCE N 01.4751'rI, dolg said E st rin. I dtEacE of ZffllD t*t !o &c said
South right.of-rvay linc of Poa Evcrgladcs Raiirrdy Gm fcsr rigttrf-rary);
THENCE S 88.0a27 W aloug said Souri rightofrray lia: a di$arc. of 3SL(I7 fccc
THENCE N 88.1!'0f $r coariauiag alosg laid Souh ritir-of-ly,ay lisc a dis!a!c! of
' 754.74 fc.t to thc Easr right of-way linc of thc OId Diric Higlsay;
THEIICE S I:}.54f3'W dong said East rigltofrra.v lile a. dtEscc of 56216 feer
rc a linc 67626 fccr Nonh of aad parailel with tbe Sour.b linc of said Sectiou la
THEIIG S 89.18'59' W aiong laid parattel liac a disuacc of 3013 fcer !o fie *'csr
rigirof-wav linc oi Old Dixic Hig:hra1c
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EXHIBIT 3
FII AIRTORT DE.ANNE,I.A*TIoN \WIHIN THE CITY oF DAII,A
DANIA 7
A parccl of laad beiag a ponioa of Trur 12, Block 2 asd Tracr 9, Bloct J, Scctiou g
Touaship 50 Sourb. Ralgc 42 Est of thc pIAf OF SECTIONS 2& 29, Jl ard 32,
rccordcd iE pla! Book i pagc 32 of thc Frblic Rcords of Dadc Coury, Florida sifi
parcel beiug more partiedlty dcscribed as follosrs:
COMMENG ar t!.c Sourhyest coracr of tlc NonLrrest Ouceuanct (NW l) of saii
Scctiol 28;
IIIENG ou a grid bcaring of N g7.50,34. E aloEg rhc Sourh linc of t!. XonArJ
Oaeauarta (NW lr) of said Section 2g a distaacc of 20.00 fcct !o rLc POINT C
BEGINNINq
II{ENCE N 01.26,01-W atorg a liuc ZLm fcct East of aad paraifcl rcith rhc Wc_
lluc of thc Nordrrcst OncAuertcs (NW rt) of said Sccion 2g a disraacc of Z?ILSO feer
THENG N fr.59,15'E a dkalcs of lsJ)0 f.cc !o a poiEt oa e lilc 3jl Ecr Ea$ _
ad parallcl with thc Wcst ti,,. of rhc said Nochsest OncAuana (NW |);
TEENCE S 01.6'01. E aloug said panitcl linc 1 di$aacc of ZEJO fccq
TIIENCE S f,r.50'5f E a dbtascc of,4e47 fix;c
TEENCE N E2.f'10, E a dinaace of U&()O Eec
THENCE N 75.16'48. E a distaace of 9&?2 fccc
THENG N 2.58'40. E a dinaace of 9&14 fceq
THENCE N 68.01,16, E a distalca of 295.47 f.cr ro rhc Easr rigfu<f*ay linc of S-4-I
. Railroad as shorra on Florida Dcparocar of Transporatiou Rigitof-Way Map.
Scction 8607G2403, Sheet lS;
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Proposed Joint Funding of 1994-95 Sheet Resurfacing
Bridge Repairs and Drainage lmprovements
1993-94 projections and the recommended 1994-95 projects. The March 3, 1994
memo to you explains how streets were selected and the projected cost (Approximately
$50,000). Either Dania will need to competitively bid this work or piggyback on the bid
of another governmental entity. Plantation has advertised for bids for similar work so
we may be able to piggYback.
WA;lc
CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENTN t
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FROM:
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Robert Flatley
City Manager
Will Allen
Growth Management Director u;ll al!'^
PROPOSED JOINT FUNDING OF '1994.95 STREET RESURFACING,
BRIDGE REPAIRS AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS
Date:March 17, 1994
The attached package of information concerns the identification and funding of street,
bridge and drainage maintenance projects for fiscal year 1994-1995. Should the
interlocal agreement concerning airport information be approved, then two items
should be scheduled for a City Commission agenda.
The first item would be a resolution approving a work program for 1994-95 for street
resurfacing, bridge repair, and drainage improvements. The resolution approves a
program based on my March 15, 1994 memorandum to you. That memo recommends
a list of improvements totaling approximately $240'000.
The second item is a resolution authorizing an agreement between Dania and Broward
county providing for the funding of the first three items on the list of improvements:
1 . The Bridge over the C-10 Canal at NW 'l St'
2. Resurfacing SE 5 Ave from Sheridan St. to Dania Beach Blvd.
3. Resurfacing SE 2 Ave from Sheridan St to SE 2 St.
Broward County will pay 62.5 percent of the cost for these three projects which is not to
exceed $108,360.00. This ligure is based on our cost estimate of $173,376.00 Dania
would pay the remainder with funds received annually for Local option Gas Tax. The
form of the proposed agreement is based on an agreement between Broward County
and Hallandale.
For general information, the "1993-94 Skeet Resurfacing Program will be reviewed by
the City Commission at one of the next meetings. The funding is from the Local Option
Gas Tix. The last sheet of the attachments is a map depicting both the recommended
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Grouth t{aEageEe,nt DirectorCity of Danlaloo west Beach BoulevardIEnia, trlorida 33oo4
Dear Hr. Allen:
Erclosed are four (4) coples of an Agrcem€nt Detlreen Erot'ald courtty
fii-iiE*citi ;aili'" }"?tn" .r"i"t -nrndlns of sErest Re€urfacinE,
eridg" nepair and Drainage IEprovercnts '
Please have all four (4) copies executed. rith original. sigrratures
;;-th; citv co@issioi -ine iorrvara theE to Lee E' Billiagsley' P'
;:,;i";tt;-orfiaa of rrarrsportall?ll u5 south And:rews Avenue'
ioSuE+l-rolt r.auaerJaliFlorlda 33301. r tiIl then lEcscnt tlreD-d"-tU" il,"*""a Counry -Aoih of, County Cor[isaioners a5d reco@end
aPprseal of tlre Aqrre€ecDt.
sincerely,
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Lee E. Blllinqpley,D
office of T:ransportation
cci 8. Jack osEErholt
County AdminiEtrator
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A RES.LUT o- ;1,.; -",;-,^ ^",#lTHE 1994-95 STREET RESURFACING, BRIDGE REPAIR AND
DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS AS SET FORTH IN INTEROFFICE
MEMORANDUM FROM GROWTH MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR
WILL ALLEN TO CITY MANAGER ROBERT FLATLEY DATED
MARCH 15, 1994;AND PROVIDING THATALL RESOLUTIONS OR
PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH BE
REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
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Mayor - Commissioner
City Clerk - Auditor
APPROVED FOR FORM AND CORRECTNESS
By:
Frank C. Adler, City Attorney
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA' FLORIDA:
section 1. That the city commission of the city of Dania, Florida, hereby
approves the 1994-95 street resurfacing, bridge repair and drainage improvements as
set forth in interoffice memorandum from Growth Management Director Wll Allen to City
Manager Robert Flatley dated March 15, 1994; a copy of which is attached hereto as
Exhibit'A".
Section 2. That all resolulions or parts of resolutions in conflicl herewith be
repealed to the extent of such conflict.
section 3. That this resolution shall be in force and take effect immediately upon
its passage and adoption.
PASSED and ADOPTED this
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1994'
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I 994-1 995 Street Resurfacing
and Drainage Program
3. Resurface sE 2nd Ave. from sheridan st. to sE 2nd st, fhis street north to ' -
Dania Beach Blvd. is scheduled for this year. The estimated cost is $30,720
based on 960 tons ofasphalt at $32'00 per ton'
4. Resurface sw 2nd Ave. from Dixie Highway to stirling Rd. This street needs to
havesomedrainagestructureinstalledtoreducepondingandreducefuture
deterioration of the street. The cost of resurfacing is estimated at $'18,200 based
on 569 tons of asphalt at $32.00 per ton. The approximate cost of drainage
irpio*rents is $i9,200. The total cost for this street is $37'400'
5. Resurface sw 28th Ten. from Griffin Rd. to sw 52 st. The estimated cost is
$10,272. based on 321 tons ofasphalt at $32'00 perton'
6. Resurface sw 52nd st. from Meli Park to sw 27 Ten. The estimated cost is
$4,544 based on 142 tons of asphalt at $32'00 per ton'
7. Resurface sw 28th Ave. from Griffin Rd. to sw 52nd st' The estimated cost is
ss'ogo.basedon303tonsofasphaltat$32.00perton.Thelast-threestreetsi"*" "a ingress/egress to and from Meli Park and serve a large number of
residences.
g. Drainage maintenance work on a city wide basis. This would be the second year
of a mjintenance program estimated at $30,000 to $40,000 per year.
The total amount for these projects is $275,288- As previously stated there may be
some-asslstance available io,. ih" btidge at NW 'lst Street' Also, the estimates are
uasea on asphalt costs of $32.00 per ton installed which may fluctuate' The
recommendations are in range for a capital improvement Program of approximately
s240,000.
CC: Don \Mndham, Berry and Calvin
WA;lc
CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
TO:
FROM:
Robert Flatley
City Manager
\Mll Allen
Growth Manasement Directoi b,ll A,!lr--
RE 1994-1995 Street Resurfacing and Drainage Program
Date March 15, 1994
Per your direction, I have been working with Don \Mndham of Berry and Calvin, lnc.
conceming a recommendation for the 1994-1 995 street resurfacing and drainage
program. The recommendations are listed below.
The basis for the street resurfacing project is to try to use the money as efficiently as
possible. Factors in reviewing street priorities included the condition of street, the
amount of traffic on the street, and trying to do continuous areas rather than doing a
series of patch jobs.
The drainage maintenance work is part of the continuing effort to clean the catch basins
and drainage pipes throughout the City of Dania. This program is part of the NPDES
program as well as a component of the Community Rating Service of the National Flood
lnsurance Program.
List of Recommendations:
Repair bridge on NW 't Street over the C-l0 canal. This can be accomplished
for an approximate cost of $100,000. The load limit on this bridge has been
reduced by the State of Florida to two tons. This prohibits school buses and
Broward Coung Transit ftom using this bridge. There may be State of Florida
funds available to supplement local funds if the deterioration exceeds fifly
percent. The last inspection showed forty eight percent deterioration.
Resurface SE 5 Avenue from Dania Beach Blvd. to Sheridan St. The estimated
cost of this work is $42,656. This estimate is based on 1,333 tons of asphalt at
$32.00 per ton.
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RESOLUTTON NO._
A RESOLUTION OF THE CIry OF DANIA, FLORIDA,
AUTHORIZING THE APPROPRIATE CITY OFFICIALS TO
EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF DANIA,
FLORIDA, AND BROWARD COUNry, PROVIDING FOR THE
JOINT FUNDING OF STREET RESURFACING, BRIDGE REPAIR
AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS IN DANIA; AND PROVIDING
THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN
CONFLICT HEREWTH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF
SUCH CONFLICT;AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA:
Section 1. That the City Commission of the City of Dania, Florida, hereby
approves and authorizes the appropriate city officials to execute that certain agreement
between the City of Dania, and Broward County providing for the joint funding of street
resurfacing, bridge repair and drainage improvements in Dania; a copy of which is
attached hereto as Exhibit'A".
Section 2. That all resolutions or parts of resolulions in conflict herewith be
repealed to the extent of such conflict.
Section 3. That this resolution shall be in force and take effect immediately
upon its passage and adoption.
PASSED and ADOPTED this
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day of
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1994.
ATTEST:
Mayor - Commissioner
City Clerk - Auditor
APPROVED FOR FORM AND CORRECTNESS
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By
Frank C. Adler, City Attorney
AGREEMENT
Between
BROWARD COUNTY
and
CITY OF DANIA
for
THE JOINT FUNDING OF STREET RESURFACING
BRIDGE REPAIR AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS
2. COUNTY and Clry shall share the costs of design and construction of the
Project in accordance with the terms and conditions contained herein. Clry
shall be the governmental agency responsible for the securing of contracts for
design and construction of the Project, pursuant to CITY's competitive bidding
process.
3. CITY shall retain an engineering consultant and contractor to design and
construct the Project.
4. The cost of the Project will be shared by COUNTY and CITY as follows:
(a) The cost of the improvement Project is estimated to be One Hundred
Seventy Three Thousand Three Hundred and Seventy Six Dollars
($173,376.00). COUNTY agrees to pay 62.5 percent of the total cost.of
the above described Project up to a maximum of One Hundred Eight
Thousand Three Hundred and Sixty Dollars ($108,360.00).
(b) CITY agrees lo pay 37.5 percent of the total cost of the above-described
Project. All additional costs and expenses over and above the estimated
amount set forth herein for the design and construction of the Project shall
be the sole responsibility of CITY.
(c) ln the event the bids received are in excess of the estimated cost of One
Hundred Seventy Three Thousand Three Hundred and Seventy Six
Dollars ($173,376.00). COUNTY's financial participation shall be limited
to 62.5 percent of One Hundred Seventy Three Thousand Three Hundred
and Seventy Six Dollars ($173,376.00). Nothing herein is intended to
preclude CITY from rebidding the Project.
(d)After a consultant and/or contractor is selected, but prior to the award of
the contract, CITY shall advise COUNTY as to the construction contract
amount for the Project and the date by which CITY intends to award the
construction contract.
(e) COUNry shall, within ninety (90) days of CITY's award of the construction
contract for the Project, remit to CITY the full portion of the amount that
COUNW has herein agreed to assume for the above-described Project.
5. COUNTY and CITY agree that CITY is authorized to enter into agreements for
the design and construction of the Project described herein.
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AGREEMENT
Between
BROWARD COUNry
and
CIryOF DANIA
for
THE JOINT FUNDING OF STREET RESURFACING
BRIDGE REPAIR AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS
This is an Agreement, made and entered into by and between: BROWARD
COUNTY, a political subdivision of the State of Florida, hereinafter referred to as.COUNTY,'
AND
CITY OF DANIA hereinafter referred to as -C|TY.'
WHEREAS, COUNry and CITY have determined that it is in the best interest of
all parties to make certain improvements throughout the City of Dania;
WHEREAS, COUNTY and CITY have agreed to share in the costs of these
improvements in a 62.5 percent and 37.5 percent ratio respectively, for the improvement
project described herein; NOW, THEREFORE,
lN CONSIDERATION of the mutual terms, conditions, promises, convenants and
payments hereinafter set forth, COUNry and CITY agree as follows:
For the purposes of this Agreement, the Project shall be defined as the design
and construction of three improvement projects as outlined in the lnteroffice
Memorandum regarding the "1994-95 Street Resurfacing and Drainage
Program" from Growth Management Director \Mll Allen to City Manager Robert
Flatley dated March 15, '1994 and as approved by City of Dania Resolution
No.hereby attached as Exhibit'A'. The three improvement projects
specifically are:
(a)Repair bridge on NW 1 Street over the C-10 Canal
Resurface SE 5 Avenue from Dania Beach Blvd. to Sheridan St.
Resurface SE 2 Avenue from Sheridan St. to SE 2 St.
(b)
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(c)
11. ln the event a party defaults under any obligation of this agreement, the non-
defaulting party shall be entitled to all appropriate legal remedies including but
not limited to damages or specific performance. ln the event the parties litigate a
dispute conceming any provision of this Agreement, the prevailing party shall be
entifled to an award of reasonable attomey's fees and costs of the action against
the non-prevailing Party.
12. lt is further agreed that no modification, amendments or alteration to the terms or
conditions contained herein shall be effective unless contained in a written
document executed with the same formality and of equal dignity as this
Agreement.
CITY shall submit to COUNTY within ninety (90) days of completion of the
Project and final payment to the contractor, a complete program and financial
accounting report of all activities relating to the Project.
13.
14.
15.
COUNW's participation in the Project is contingent upon the contracts for
design, installation and construction being awarded within twelve (12) months of
the execution of this Agreement.
whenever either party desires to give notice unto the other, it must be given by
written notice, sent by registered United states mail, with retum receipt
requested, addressed to the party for whom it is intended, at the place last
specified, and the place for giving of notice in compliance with the provisions of
this paragraph. For the present, the parties designate the following as the
respective places for giving notice, to-wit:
FOR COUNW:
County Administrator
Govemmental Center, Room 409
115 South Andrews Avenue
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301
FOR CITY OF DANIA:
City Manager
City of Dania
100 West Dania Beach Blvd.
Dania, FL 33004
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6. COUNTY and Clry agree to comply with all applicable federal, state and local
laws, ordinances, codes and regulations. Plans and specifications shall be
submitted to the Broward County Engineering and Traffic Engineering Divisions
for their review and approval prior to finalizing same. COUNTfS approval
includes the right to make minor changes.
7. COUNTY and CITY recognize that COUNTY's only role pursuant to this
Agreement is funding and that with the exception of the review and approval set
forth in paragraph 6, COUNTY shall not exercise any control over the work
herein described. CITY shall, to the extent provided by law, at all times
hereafter, indemnify and hold harmless COUNry, its officers, agents,
employees, and the Board of County Commissioners against any and all claims,
losses, liabilities or expenditures of any kind, including but not limited to court
costs, expenses, attomeys' fees and sales tax, if any, accruing or resulting ftom
any and all suits, claims, demands, or damages of any character resulting ftom
injuries or damages sustained by any person or persons, or corporations, or
property, by virtue of person or persons, or corporations, or property, by virtue of
the performance of CITY, its offtcers, agents, employees, consultants, or
contractors, in connection with this Agreement.
8. CITY agrees that any contract entered into by CITY for the design and
construction of the Project shall provide for the other party to:
(a) lndemnifu and hold harmless COUNTY, its officers, agents, employees,
and the Board of County Commissioners against any and all claims,
losses, liabilities or expenditures of any kind, including but not limited to
court costs, or resulting from any and all suits, claims, demands, or
damages of any character resulting from injuries sustained by any person
or person, or corporations, or property, by virtue of its performance or that
of its subcontractors, agents, servants or employees.
9. CITY agrees that in any contract entered into by CITY which is contemplated by
this Agreement in which CITY has required a contractor or consultant to name
CITY as an additional insured, CITY shall also require COUNTY and the Board
of County Commissioners to be named as additional insureds. Said policy shall
not be modified or canceled without thirty (30) days written notice to COUNTY;
and
10. CITY agrees to name COUNTY as a third party beneficiary to all rights and
benefits enjoyed by CITY pursuant to its agreements with the consultant and
contractor.
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RE: AGREEMENT BETWEEN BROWARD COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS AND THE CITY OF DANIA FOR JOINT FUNDING OF STREET
RESURFACING, BRIDGE REPAIR AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS.
CITY
CIry OF DANIA
By
Mayor/Commissioner
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of
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ATTEST:
Approved as to form and correctness:
Wanda Mullikin - City Clerk Frank C. Adler - City Attorney
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lN WTNESS VVFIEREOF, the parties have made and executed this Agreement
on the respective under each signature; BROWARD COUNTY through its
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, signing by and through its Chair or Mce-
Chair, authorized to execute same by Board action on the
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day of
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1994, and CITY DANIA signing by and through its
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duly authorized to execute same.
ATTEST:COUNry
County Administrator and
Ex-Officio Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners of Broward
County, Florida
BROWARD COUNry, throught its
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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Approved as to form by Ofiice of the County
Attomey, Broward County, Florida
BY
Chair
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and Drainage Program
3'ResurfaceSE2ndAve'ftomSheridanSt.toSE2ndSt.{hisstreetnorthto'.'
o"nL g"""n BNd. is scheduled for this year. The estimated cost is $30,720
based on 960 tons ofasphalt at $32'00 per ton'
4.ResurfaceSW2ndAve'fromDixieHighwaytoStirlingRd.Thisstreetneedsto
have some drainage structure installed to reduce ponding and-reduce future
deteriorationottnestreet.Thecostofresurfacingisestimatedat$18,200based
on56gtonsof,.pn,ttat$32.00perton.Theapproximate'costofdrainageirpt"*r"rt"is $is,zoo' The total cost for this street is $37'400'
5. Resurface SW 28th Terr' from Griffin Rd' to SW 52 St' The estimated cost is
S,io, zlz. based on 321 tons of asphalt at $32'00 per ton'
6.ResurfaceSW52ndSt.fromMeliParktoSW2TTerr.Theestimatedcostis
ie,s++ u"."a on 142 tons of asphalt at $32'00 per ton'
7. Resurface SW 28th Ave' from Griffin Rd' to SW 52nd St' The estimated cost is
bgseo. t"""a on eog ton. of asphalt a! $.s! oo per ton. The last'three streets
serye as ingresslegiess to and irom Meli Park and serve a large number of
residences.
S.Drdinagemaintenanceworkonacitywidebasis.Thiswouldbethesecondyear
of a maintenance program estimated at $30'000 to $40'000 per year'
Thetotalamountfortheseproiectsis$2T5,2Es..Aspreviouslystatedtheremaybe;;il;;i"rce avaitabte fo, in" bridg" at NW 'tst street. Also, the estimates are
based on asphalt .o.t oi $g2.00 p1r ton installed which may fluctuate. The
recommendations are in t"ng" fot a capital improvement program of approximately
$240,000.
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAG EMENT DEPARTMENT
TO:
FROM:
Robert Flatley
City Manager
Yfln'fil'r""nement Director A,U A,!1""-
RE:1994-1995 Street Resurfacing and Drainage Program
Date:March '15, 1994
Per your direction, I have been working with Don Windham of Berry and Calvin, lnc.
conceming a recommendation for the 1994-1995 street resurfacing and drainage
program. The recommendations are listed below.
The basis for the street resurfacing project is to try to use the money as efficiently as
possible. Factors in reviewing street priorities included the condition of street, the
amount of traffic on the street, and trying to do continuous areas rather than doing a
series of patch jobs.
The drainage maintenance work is part of the continuing effort to clean the catch basins
and drainage pipes throughout the City of Dania. This program is part of the NPDES
program as well as a component of the Community Rating Service of the National Flood
lnsurance Program.
List of Recommendations:
Repair bridge on NW 1 Street over the C-10 canal. This can be accomplished
for an approximate cost of $100,000. The load limit on this bridge has been
reduced by the State of Florida to two tons. This prohibits school buses and
Broward County Transit from using this bridge. There may be State of Florida
funds available to supplement local funds if the deterioration exceeds fifty
percent. The last inspection showed forty eight percent deterioration.
Resurface SE 5 Avenue from Dania Beach Blvd. to Sheridan St. The estimated
cost of this work is $42,656. This estimate is based on 1,333 tons of asphalt at
$32.00 per ton.
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EXHIBIT "A"
CITY OF DANIA
CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORAN DUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
Robert Flatley
City Manager
FROM
RE:Street Resurfacing
Date March 3, 1994
Per your direction, I have been working with Don Windham of Berry and Calvin, lnc.
concerning the street resurfacing program for 1994. This program utilizes revenues received
from the Local Option Gas Tax. The attached map shows the location of the streets which
have been recommended for resurfacing in the February 10, 1994 letter from Don Windham.
The total quantity of paving proposed is approximately 1716 tons of asphalt. Based on last
years prices, the approximate cost of this resurfacing is $50,000.
Since the contract for services and materials is expected to exceed $15,000 the work must
either be awarded through a bid process or "piggybacked" on the bid of another governmental
entity. Unfortunately, I have not found any other governmental agency to piggyback. City
Code indicates the City Commission may, by resolution, authorize such purchases in excess
of $15,000 without competitive bids if such purchases are made pursuant to a competitive bid
obtained in the last twelve months by other governmental entities. To date, I haven't found
any agency which has competitively bid asphalt street resurfacing in the last twelve months.
Last year the work on the beach parking lot was based on the bid awarded in Ft. Lauderdale
on January 5, 1993. This conkact to Pan American Construction Company was renewed by
Ft. Lauderdale, but wasn't competitively bid. I also checked with a number of other
communities such as Sunrise, Hollywood, Broward County and Hallandale and they have not
awarded a similar bid in the past year. Plantation is currently advertising for bids for street
resurfacing. They expect to award in April.
It is suggested that we either keep checking and hopefully find a jurisdiction which has
received a good price per ton, wait to see what happens in Plantation, or direct Cliff Taylor or
Berry and Calvin to prepare specifications and advertise for bids for this activity.
Cliff Taylor, Public Works Dept.
Don Windam, Berry and Calvin, lnc
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CITY OF DANIA
PARKS & RECREATION
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM a
TO:ROBERT F. FLATLEY, CIry MANAGER
FROM: TIMOTHY G. TAPP, PARKS & RECREATION DIREC
COASTAL TECH CONTRACT AMENDMENT
DATE: MARCH 17,1994
As discussed at the December 6, 1993, City Commission Workshop meeting, daily
inspection services and construction materials testing and threshold inspections were
considered to be important to the City and the additional cost would be brought back
later to the City Commission for approval. Attached please find an amended contract
with Coastal Tech to include those services.
Twenty thousand dollars ($20,000.00) of the increase will allow for daily inspections not
previously provided for in the current agreement. An additional $12,000.00 in fees are
added as a result of the contractual agreement for the City to pay all fees for materials
testing and the threshold inspections. This also relieves the City's building inspector
from time-consuming inspections.
Kevin McCabe will be present at the March 22nd meeting to discuss the amendment
with the City Commission.
NJS
RE:
Mr. Herdman and I have worked of this agreement for two months. Please place this
item of the City Commission agenda of March 22, L994 ior City Commission
consideration.
0CITY OF DANIA
INTER-OFFICE MEMORAN DU M
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To:Robert Flatley, City Manager
From: Dan Oyler, City
Date:March 17, 1994
Pre-annexation Agreement for Creative Craft Company, Inc. Property
Charles Herdman, Owner.
Mr. Charles Herdman, owner of the property known as Creative Crafu, located to
the east of Boisy Waiters property on the south side of Stirling road has requested a pre-
annexation agreement prior to the annexation oi his property into the City of Dania.
The agreement provides for the same items as several of the past agreements that
the City has entered into in the Marina Mile area. Some of the items are as follows:
Property to retain the existing M-2 zoning for a period of 20 years and the zoning
may not be changed without the consent of the owner.
Property is grand fathered for the square footage of the existing buildings on the
property for halfic concurrence.
Owner dies not have to apply for a Occupational License for the balance of this
year.
Recognizes the fact that the entrance drive to Boisy Waiters is on his property and
is a very dangerous driveway and that the City will conskuct an altemate driveway
through right-otway that exists to the rear of his property before December 31,
1994 and close the existing one.
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RESOLUTION NO._
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA,
APPROVING PRE-ANNEXATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN
THE CIry OF DANIA AND CHARLES W. HERDMAN; AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA,
FLORIDA:
Section 1. That that certain pre-annexation agreement between the City of Dania
and Charles W. Herdman, a copy of which is attached hereto as "Exhibit A" be and the
same is hereby approved, and the appropriate city officials are hereby authorized and
directed to execute same.
Section 2. That this resolution shall be in force and take effect immediately upon its
passage and adoption.
PASSED and ADOPTED this
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daY of
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - AUDITOR
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS
BY:
Frank C. Adler, City AftorneY
MAYOR. COMMISSIONER
1994.
3. Annexation. Together with the execution of this Agreement, Ovmer has
voluntarily petitioned the City to annex the property into the City pursuant to the Petition,
by completion and submission of the form attached hereto as Exhibit "B'. The Cig has
initiated the process to and shall promptly accomplish and complete annexation of the
Property into the City in the manner provided by Section l7L.0M(2), Fla. Stat., and all
other applicable state and local laws and regulations.
4.1 L-and Use. Zoninq. and Development Requlations.The City
acknowledges and accepts that the Property is currenfly depicted on the Broward County
Land Use Map as Commercial and that the Property is zoned M-2 krdusfial. Upon
annexation of the Property into the Cig, the City will cause the Property to bear a City
land use designation of commercial with M-2 zoning and may upon agreement of both
parties, change the zoning designation to a Cip zoning designation, which the City
represent will be an identical zoning designation to the a<isting Broward County M-2
Indtstrial Distict zoning, including all permitted and special exceptions uses, and that said
zoning will continue unchanged for a period ol 20 yars following the anno<ation, unless
sooner changed to an altemate zoning designation upon the petition of the owner. The
City further represents that the said County or City zoning designations and the uses
permitted thereunder will be incorporated into the Cip's Comprehensive Land Use Plan
and use regulatiors.
4.2 The use, development and regulation of the Property and businesses
operation on the Property now or in the fufure shall be govemed by the Broward County
Code sections or the City of Dania code sections, whichever are less restrictive. The Cig
of Dania shall not adopt any land use or development ordinance or regulation pertaining
to any of the property described in Section 2 of this act until twenty years from the date
of annexation without the prior written consent of the Ovuner of the Property. All
businesses operating now or in the future on the Property annexed into the City of Dania
by this ordinance shall be allowed to develop on the Properly annexed herein, and do
business pursuant to the existing provisions of the Broward County Code of Ordinances
2. Propertv. As used herein, the term "Property" shall mean that certain
parcel of real estate sifuate in unincorpomted Broward County, Florida, which is legally
described on Frhibit'A" attached hereto and by this reference made a part hereof.
CREATIVE CBAFT COMPAAIY, INC.
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PBE.ANNEXATI O N AG REEM ENT
This Pre-Annexation Agreement (Agreement") is made and entered into this
day of
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1994, by and between the CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, a
Florida municipal corporation, (hereinafter refened to as the "Crty) ana CFIARLES W.
HERDMAN, his successor and,/or assigns, (hereinafter referred to as the "Owner").
RECITALS:
WHEREAS, Owner holds fee simple title to the property as described in Exhibit A
(hereinafter retened to as "Property"); and
WHEREAS, the Gp desires to annex the property into the City and to that end
will initiate the process required by law to enact an ordinance adopting a Petition for
Voluntary Annexation of the Property into the City ffled by Owner, pursuant to Section
777.0442), Fla. Stat.; and
WHEREAS, Ourner and the City believe that it is in their mutual best interests to
assure that the existing "M-2 IndusHal zoning of the property under the Broward County
Zoning Code and the existing Commercial Land Use Category under the Broward County
Comprehensive Land Use Plan and current development codes and regulations continue
to be applicable to the properly after annexation.
NOW, THEREFORE, for and in consideration of the sum of Ten Do[ars ($10.00)
and other good and rraluable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are
hereby acknowledged, Owner and the City agree as follows:
1. Recitals. The foregoing recitals are tue and correct and are hereby
incorporated herein by this reference and made a part of this Agreement. All exhibits to
this Agreement area hereby deemed to be a part hereof.
EXHIBIT'A"
b. The City currently has established its own set of concurrence regulations
which do not apply to the Property as of this date. since the Property is not platted the
city agrees that the Property has vested rights for development up to the amount of
square feet of building area that exists on the site at the time of annexation. This in no
way limits ov,mer's ability to seek approrral for additional square footage. The city
acknowledges that it has sufficient capacity and has reserved such capacity for the
providing of all public services to the Property.
c. The City acknowledges that the current height restiction for development
of the Property under the Broward counp code is 100 feet. The city has no objection
to such a height restriction being applied to the Property and shall grant such
approvalslimits as may be needed to accomplish the extent of this provision.
d. The City agrees to apply its existing open space requirements for
commercial and indusbial development to development of the Properly for a period of
twenty (20) years.
e. The City recognizes that the owner has paid all applicable Occupational
License Fees to Broward county through october, 1994. No additional occupational
License Fees shall be collected by the City until that date.
f. The City recognizes that the existing drive to the Boisy Waiters Center is on
Ourner's property. Owner hereby grants permission to the Cip to continue wing said
driveway until such time as a second access way is built. Said access way shall be built no
later than December 37, 7994 at no o(pens€ to Owner by the Cig. If said driveway is
not complete by December 31,7994 Ovmer shall be compensated for the use of the
existing driveway at the mte of one-hundred (100) dollars a month until such time as the
new driveway is completed by City or upon receipt of a one-year written notice by Owner
to City to cease and desist use of the existing driveway.
5. Due Dilioence. The City covenants that it shall immediately commence all
actions and execute any documents as are necessary and appropriate to fullitl the Cip's
obligations under this Agreement and shall diligently pursue the same throughout the
existence of this Agreement.
as amended, or the City of Dania Code of Ordinances as amended whichever are less
resbictive and have those provisions enforced in an equal and reasonable manner,
including, but not timited to, provisions relating to hours of operation, signs, parhng,
landscaping, open space, code enforcement, noise, building setbacks and heights,
concurrence requirements and other regulations affecting the conduct of business on, or
use of the Property hereby annexed. Approved plats, site plans, land development
licenses, permits and other development orders and development permits as defined in
Section L63.3L64, Florida Statutes (1987) which have been granted or approved for the
Property annexed into the City of Dania by this act prior to the annexation date, shall not
be modified by the City of Dania. Such approved plats, site plans, tand development
licenses, permits, development orders or development permits shall not be required to
obtain any further review or approual by the City of Dania. No plat, site plan, land
development license, permit, development order or development permit application or
any application to amend any plat, site plan, license, permit, development order, or
development permit for this Property being annexed into the City of Dania shall be
subject to any standard, development review procedure, other procedure, or condition
more restrictive, skingent or costly than the existing provisions of the Broward County
Code of Ordinances as amended, except that the City of Dania Review Committee shall
revia.v any applications which would have been retievted, by the Broward County
Development Review Committee if the property were not annexed, and the City of Dania
City Commission shall review any applications which would have been reviewed by the
Broward County Board of County Commissioners if the property were not annexed.
4.3 The following specific agreements have been reached between the City and
the Oryner and are inducements by the City to Owner for Owner's annexation into the
City of Dania:
a. The City recognizes the land use designation of the Property is Commercial
land use with a M-2 krdustrial Dstict Zoning. Further, the Cig agrees that both the
Commercial Land Use designation and the Induskial Zoning designation do not preclude
or a&ersely affect the existing or future uses of the surrounding areas. Such lan<'l use
designations and their authorized uses are acceptable to the City.
IN MTNESS WHEBEOF, Owner and the Gty have executed this Agreement as of
the day and year first above written.
CITY
THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, A
Florida Municipal Corporation.
BOBBIE GRACE, as Mayor -
Commissioner
CITYAUDITOR. CLERK
By,
ROBERT FLATLEY, as Cig Manager
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS
By,
FRANK C. ADLER, Gty Attomey
ATTEST:
6. Mscellaneous
A. Entire Aoreement. This Agreement sets forth ail the promises, covenants,
agreements, conditions and understandings between the Owner and the City' and
supersedes all prior and contemporaneogs agreements, understandings, inducements or
conditions, express or implied, oml or written, except as herein contained.
B. Severabilitu. The invalidity oI any provisions hereof shall in no way affec1 or
inrralidate the remainder of this Agreement.
C. Countemarts. This Agreement may be executed in one or more
counterparts, each of which shall be deemed an original but all of which together shall
constifute one and the same insbument.
D. Headinos. The section headings contained in this Agreement are inserted
for convenience only and shall not affect in any v,ray the meaning or interpretation of the
Agreement.
E. Goveminq Law. This Agreement shall be conskued in accordance with the
laws of the State of Florida, and any proceedings arising in any matter pertaining to this
Agreement shall, to the errtent permitted by law, be held in Broward County, Florida.
F. Bindinq Effect. The obligation is imposed pursuant to this Agreement upon
the Property shall run with and bind the Properly as covenants running with the land and
this Agreement shall be binding upon and enforceable by Ourner and the City, and their
personal representatives, heirs, successors, grantees and assignees, in accordance with the
terms hereof.
STATE OF FLORIDA )
)SS
COUNTY OF BROWARD )
executed same.
my hand and official State and County aforesai d *ri" / /4seal in the
D?y'day of
My Coiimission Expires:#ffiffi
Public
BEFORE ME, the undersigned officer duly authorized in the state and county
aforesaid to administer oaths and take acknowledgments, personally appeared Charles W.
Herdman, to me personally known and known to me to be the persons described in and
who executed the foregoing instrument, and who acknowledged before me that they
Signed, sealed and De
Byt
Wi to Charles W. Herdmanas
STATE OF FLORIDA )
)SS:
COLTNTY OF BROWARD )
BEFORE ME, the undersigned officer duly authorized in the State and County
aforesaid to administer oaths and take acknowledgments, personally appeared BOBBIE
GRACE as Mayor{ommissioner, ROBERT FI-ATLEY Ci$ Manager and WANDA
MULLIKIN, as Crty Auditor{lerk of the CITY OF DANLA, a Florida municipal
corpomtion, to me personaily known and known to me to be the persons descibed in and
who executed the foregoing instrument, and who acknowledged before me that they
er<ecuted same.
WITNESS my hand and official seal in the State and County aforesaid this
-day of
-,79-.
Notary Public
My Commission Expires:
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EKHIBIT A
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
THE NORTH 4OO FEET OF THE WEST 150 FEET OF THE EAST IIAJ-F E7/2) OF
THE NORTFIWEST QUARTER (I{!V1,i4) OF TI-IE NORTHEAST QUARTER (NE1/4)
OF SECTION 4, TOWNSHIP 51 SOUTH, RANGE 42 EAST, BROWARD COLJNTY,
FLORIDA. LESS THAT PORTION FOR STIRLING ROAD RIGHTOF-WAY.
CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
March 17,1994
Robert Flafley, City Manager
Michael W. Smith, Personnel Director
ENGINEERTNG SERVICES. NW 5IH AVE}IUE PROJECT
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To:
From
SUBJEGT:
Attached is the agreement between the City and Bobert H. Miller and Associates lor engineering
seryices related to the NW Str Avenue improvements under the CDBG program. The agreement has
been reviewed by myself and the City Attomey and necessary changes have been incorporated.
Approval is recommended.
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CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
0ale:March 17, '1994
To:Robert Flatley, Clty Manager
From:Michael W. Smlth, Personnel Director
SUBJECT: FIRE PENSI0N 0RDINANCE- tMPLEMENTING C0NTRACT CHANGES
A. lncrease service connected disability from 60% to 68%.
B. COLA provision for retirees. lf the gains of the plan exceed actuarial assumptions, fien
OOLA would be paid out of these funds in the amount of tre excess funds or the actual cost-
of-living index, whichever is less.
C. Clarification of survivor benefits in the event of ttre death of fie retiree/member.
D. Buyback of time served for military service and up to four years as a Dania volunteer fire
fighter.
Changes are effective March 1 , 1994
FIREPEN.DOC/i,IWS '
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Attached is the ordinance which enacts the pension changes approved in ttre collective bargaining
agreement with the IAFF at the last City Commission meeting. The only change is that these benefits
will also be extended to the Fire chief as the city Attomey's opinion is that he cannot be excluded
pursuant to Florida Law . Changes are summarized below:
Crt-y oF fDa.nrra.
PO. BOX 1708
DANIA. FLORIDA
33004
March 9, 1994
Phone:-921-8700
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D TO #468-2630 ,l
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Ms. Shirley Corwin
Executive Vice President
Broward Review
633 S. Andrews Avenue
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 33301
Dear Ms. Corwin
We would appreciate your publishing the attached "Notice of Hearing" in the
Legal Ads of the Broward Review on Friday, March 'l 1 , 1994. Please provide us with a
notarized confirmation of the ad after publication for our files.
lf you should have any problem with this date or the ad, please contact me
immediately at extension 202.
Thank you for your consideration in this mafter.
Sincerely,
hlc-+$-a.- {hdd./r^.- Os.
Wanda Mullikin
City Clerk
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Attachment
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NOTICE OF HEARING BEFORE CITY COMMISSION
CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, REGARDING
ADOPTION OF THE FOLLOWNG PROPOSED ORDINANCES:
2, 1994, at 7:30 p.m. or as soon the
OTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Com
reafter as
mission of the Cig of Dania, Florida, on March
the matter may be heard, will conduct a public
in the City Commission room of the Dania City Hall, 100 West Dania Beach
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hearlng
Bouleva
entitled:
rd, Dania, Florida to consider the proposed adoption of the following ordinances
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, REPEALING SECTION 1
AND SECTION 2, ARTICLE 2 OF PART III OF THE CITY CHARTER TO
ELIMINATE THE PROVISIONS THEREOF RELATING TO THE SELECTION
OF MAYOR AND VICE-MAYOR; 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.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AMENDING IN ITS
ENTIRETY CHAPTER 26 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CIry OF
DANIA, FLORIDA, ENTITLED "VEGETATION';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.
A copy of these proposed ordinances are on file in the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, 100
West Dania Beabh Boulevard, Dania, Florida, and may be inspected by the public during
normal working hours.
lnterested parties may appear at the aforesaid meeting and be heard with respect to the
proposed.
Any person who decides to appeal any decision made by the City Commission with respect to
any mafter considered at this hearing will need a record of the proceedings and for such
puipose may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record
includes the'testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based.
/s/ Wanda Mullikin
City Clerk
GITY OF DANIA
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: Mayor and Commissioners
FROM: Frank Adler, City Attomey
RE: Election of Mayor & Vice-Mayor
DATE: March 16, 1994
Sections 1 and2 of Article 2of Part lll of the City Charter, a copy of which is attached,
has been superseded by Section 5 of Article I of Part ll (Ordinance No. 3-93 on
1126193) a copy of which is also attached.
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CHARTER AND RELATED LAWS Pt. m, Art. 2, $ 1
Sec. 2. Compensation of offrcers and employees.
The city commission of the City of Dania shall by resolution fix the compensation of the
commissioners, the city manager, the city attorney and all department heads. (Ord. No. 07{6,
$ 1, 2-11-86)
Sec. 3. Oath of ofEce.
Every elected official ofthe City of Dania, Florida, shall, before entering upon the duties
of his offrce, take and subscribe to an oath or a.ffrrmation to be fried and kept in the ofice of
the city auditor and clerk, which oath sha1l be in the form prescribed, as follows:
OATH
I do solemnly swear (or affrrm) that I am a citizen of the United States, and a
resident of the State of Florida, aud of the City of Da.uia, Florida, and have all the
q'elifi6gli6ag as requfued by the charter for the of6ce upon which I am about to
enter; that I will support the Congtitution of the United States, the Constitution of
the Stat€ of Florida, aad the lawa aad ordinaaces of City of Dania; and that I will
faithfully perform the duties of the office upou which I ara now about to enter.
Elected Ofricial
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this the
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day of
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Notaty Public
(Ord. No. 08-85, $ 1, 2-11€6)' State law reference-Oaths, F.S. $ 876.05
Sec. 4. Official bonds.
The city commission shall by resolution determhe aad frr the bonds of all officers'
cterks or employees required to furnish bond, as determined by the city gernr'i*i6s.
Where bond ie required, same shall be procured frou a reSularly accredited surety
company, authorized to do buginess under the laws of Florida and maintaining an
office iu the City of Dania. City of Dania shall pay the premium of such bonds; all of
which shall be payable to City of Da.uia and frled in the office of the city auditor and
clerk.
ARTICLE E MAYOR.COMMISSIONER
lectilrg u.ryor. 1p-l"* !0*- c,!- I 1 1*l'o'!
first meeting and after the installation of commissioners elected at each
regular biennial election, the commission shall reorganize by electing a mayor-com-
Supp. No. 25 ,o
ec. l.
Title of office:
Sec.
so him.
Vice-mayor ald actiag Eayon
the saEe meeting one member of the city conmission may by resolution be
ted vice-mayor to preside iu the absence of the mayor. In the event that the
des{grated mayor-commissioner and vice-mayor ghould be absent at any ueeting of
the city co'nr"ission, any member of the city commission may be designated Eayor pro
tem for such meeting.
Sec. 3. Functiors ard duties of trayor-connisaiorer.
The mayor-commiseioner or, in his abEeace or disqualification, the vice-mayor or
lrayor pro tem shall perform the following fuactions:
(a) He sh"lt preside at all meetings of the city commissiou aBd p€rforn all duties
conEistent with his office, and shrll [5yg a voice and vote in the proceedings
of the city commission, but no veto power. He rhcll y91p Iast upon the roll call
of commissionels.
(b) lle may uEe the tifle of mayor ia aay case iu which the erecutioa of legal
instruments, writings, or other papers 80 require; but this shall not be
considered as conferring upon hi'n any of the adnitristrative or judicial
functiong of a aayor urder the geaeral laws of th stat€, ercept as herein
provided.
(c) He sball be recoguized as the official head of t.be city by the cor:rts for the
put?o6* of sewiag civil psoceEs*; by the governmeat io the e;ercise of
Eilitsry law; aad by the public in g€Beral for all ceremonial purpooea.
(d) He may take command of the police eod govera the city by proclanation,
under the direction of the city conroision, duriug timee of grave public danger
or enelgency, and the city commieeiou shall be judge of what constitutes such
public dauge! or energeuey,
(e) He shrll exercise all the powers aud duties of the nayor as may be conferred
upor hiur by the city s6rnrnisgiql in pursuance of the provisions of this
charter, ald no others.
ARTICLE 3. CITY MANAGERT
Sec. 1. Appoiltnetrt, qualiftcations aud coopersatioD"
The city commission shall appoint a city manager who Ehall be the administrative
!g!3|the municipal governnent under the direction aud supervision of the city
'Edlto/r Dote-Art" 3 was repealed by $ I of Sp. Acts, Ch- 67-1261, and a uew
ArL 3 was re-enactd by $ 2 of the act
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missioner, who shall serve in such capacity for the period desigrrated in the resolution
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CHARTER AND REI,ATED I.AWS S6
citizen ofthe city ofDania, a resident ofthe state ofFlorida, and a citizen ofthe united states
of America; shall be duly qualifred to vote at cif,y, state and national elections; shall be over
the age of twenty-one (21) years; shall have resided in the said city for the six (6) months
immediately preceding the date of election;.and shall be otherwise qualified as in this charter
provided. candidates for nomination or election for the ofice ofcity commissioner shall comply
with all the rules ard regulations set out in the charter as to their conduct. Any commissioner
who shall cease to possess the qualiEcations rcquired herein shall forthwith forfeit his oflice.
No commissioner shall serve more than two (2) consecutive four (4) year terms in ollice
with a fi:Il two (2) year interval before serring additional terms. This provision shall be
prospective and not retloactive, and shall not take into account the present or past terms ofthe
presently eiected coom.issioners or the commissioners to be elected at the city's general elec-
tion on March 9, 1993.
(Sp. Acts, Ch.67-1262, $ 2; Ord. No. 02'93, S 2, 1'26'93)
Sec. 4. .Iudge of own elections.
The city commission shall be the judge of the election a:rd qualilication of its members,
subject to review by the courts. At the ti:ne that the city commission meets to ldedare] the
results of any election any registered elector of city of Dania shall be entitled to fiIe with the
cit5r corimission an allidavit settiag out the fack showing that a candidate has violated the
provisions of this charter as to the ma.nner of his election, or is otherwise unqualihed to hold
ofice, and the city commission shall take pmof at such meeting aad declare the results'
(Sp. Acts, 67-1262, g 2\
Editor,s note-the word canwass has been deleted as the results of the election are
by the county pursuant to Laws ofFla., Ch. 75'350 as amended.
Electioa of :uayor a.nd vice.naYon
the organizational meeting ofthe city commission to be held on Tuesday following the
6r'nigipal election, and at each biennial organizational meeting held every two (2) years
t.b.ereafter, the city commission candidate receiving the highest number of votes in said elec-
tion shall become mayor for a term of one year. The candidate receiving the second highest
number ofvotes shall become the vice mayor for a term ofone year and shall automatically be
elevated to the position of mayor after his one year term as vice mayor and shall serve as
mayor until his successor is duly elected at the next biennial orga.nizational meeting. At the
commission meeting at which the vice mayor is elevated to mayor, a vicemayor will be elected
by'the city commission alrd he or she shall serve until the next biennial organizational meeting-
Any vacaacy in the ofice of mayor or vic+mayor shall be filled by a vote of the city commis'
sion.
(Sp. Acis, Ch. 67-1252, $ 2; Ord. No. 13'91, $ 1, 4-9-91; Ord. No' 03'93, S 2, 1'26-93)
Sec. 5. Powers ar.d duties.
The commission shall have the power to pass ordinances, adopt resolutions, appoint all
appointive oflicers, boards and commissions by resolution, and exercise all other porvers herein
prowided.
(Sp. Acts, Ch. 67-1262, $ 2)
Sec.
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN OROINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, REPEALING SECTION 'I
AND SECTION 2, ARTICLE 2 OF PART III OF THE CITY CHARTER TO
ELIMINATE THE PROVISIONS THEREOF RELATING TO THE SELECTION OF
THE MAYOR AND VICE-MAYOR; 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'
WHEREAS, the selection of the mayor and vice-mayor is now governed by Section 5, Article
I of Part ll of the city charter; and
WHEREAS, Section 1 and Section 2 , Article 2otPul lll of the city charter are in conflict
with the foregoing.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA,
FLORIDA.
Section 1. That Sections 1 and 2, Article 2 of Part lll of the city charter be and the same is
repealed.
Section 2. Except as herein amended, all other provisions of said Article 2 Part lll of the
city charter shall remain in full force and effect.
Section 3. 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 4. 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
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day ot-, 1994'
PASSED and ADOPTED on Second and Final Reading on the
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day of
1994.
ATTEST:
MAYOR. COMMISSIONER
CITY CLERK. AUDITOR
APPROVED FOR FORM AND CORRECTNESS
By:
Frank C. Adler, City AttomeY
Article 111 Tree Abuse Added the Followlng: No person, firm, company or corporation shall cause to
have trimming or pruning of any tree done within the Ci\r 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 lot owners may trim of prune any tree on
their property that is less than six (6 inches h CDBH after first
obtaining the "Standards for Pruning Shade Trees" manual
published by the National Arborist Association, from the Growth
Management Department.
Nursery Operations: AII licensed and govemmental nurseries shall be
exempt from the terms and provisions of this article, but only in relation to
those trees which are planted and grown for sale or intended for sale to
the general public in the ordinary course of businass or for public
purposes.
Under emergency conditions such as hurricanes, war, or other disasters of
similar scope, the City Manager may suspend the Article for a time to be
determined, but only for trees that have been el{ected by such act.
The trimming of any tree by a {ranchised utility, water management
district, municipal or county govemment so long as it is done to Arborsit
Standards.
All persons, firm, companies or corporations must register with the
Growth Management Department prior to undertaking any pruning or
trimming of trees within the City of Dania, with the exception of those
listed in Section 25-33 of this article.
A once a year registration fee, the amount to be s€t by resolution of the
City Commission, will be required to be paid each year for the period
beginning October 1 to September 30.
Prior to the commencement of any pruning or trimming activityr 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.
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Section 26-34 Registration Required.
1.
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CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE M EMORAN DU M
To,Robert Flatley, City Manager
From:Dan Oyler, City Planner
Date:March 77 , 7994
Revisions to Chapter 26 Of Dania City Code, Tree Preservation, Tree Abuse And
l-andscaping.
pursuant to the direction received from the City Commission at the worl'shop ol February 15, 1994 the
following changes have been made to the proposed ordinance which is schedualed for second reading on
March 22, 7994.
Section 26-14:Reuised From: Specimen Tree: Any tree 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 {or hardwoods and conifers and 24 inches for palms
Section 26'74 Reolsed From, non-native fruit trees that are cultivated or grown Ior the speci{ic
purpose of producing edible fruit, including, but not limited to: mangos, avocados,
or species of citrus,
Reuised To: non-native fruit trees (citrus species) that are cultivated or grown for
the specific purpose of producing edible fruit, not to include mangos or avocados.
Section 26 14:Reolsed From:Tree: Any lMng, self-supporting, dicotyledonous or
monocotyledonous woody perennial plant which has a DBH of no less than three
(3) inches and normally grows, etc.
Reulsed To: Ilee: Any living, self-supporting, dicotyledonous or
monocotyledonous woody perennial plant which has a DBH of no less than
two and one hall 12-1/2\ inches and normally grows, etc.
their expense and to replace such tree or trees with an approved tree or trees as directed
by the Growth Management Director or his designee. A tree removal permit shall be issued
prior to the removal of the trees or trees. The residential owner shall also be responsible for
the repair of any public property damaged by said tree or trees.
Sec, 26-3. Same - Removal on Private Property'
Upon receiving notice of any damage or destruction as set forth in Section 26-1 hereof,
and if such tree or trees shall be growing upon private property abutting such sidewalk,
curb, gutter, street pavement, waterline, sewer line or other property and causing the
damage or destruction thereof, the Growth Management Director, or his designee, upon
receiving such notice shall immediately notify the owner of such property in writing to cut
down, deshoy, or remove such tree or trees within ten (10) days from the date of receipt of
such notice.
ln the event such owner shall fail or refuse to cut down, destroy or remove the tree or
trees within ten (10) days, then the Growth Management Director, or his designee shall
cause such tree or trees to be cut down, removed or destroyed by the employees of the city
and shall charge the cost thereof against the owner, and the amount of the cost to the city
shall be a lien uPon the ProPertY.
ln the event the tree or trees have caused damage to public property the owner of the
private property shall be responsible for the cost of the repair of same. The owner shall be
invoiced for the repair cost by the city and shall make payment to the city within thirty (30)
days. lf after thirty (30) days payment is not received by the city, the city shall place a lien
upon the property for said cost.
Sec. 264 -26'10. Reserved'
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ORDINANCE NO
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ORDINANCE NO-
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AMENDING IN 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 HEREWTH BE REPEALED TO
THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA:
Section '1. That Chapter 26 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Dania, Florida, is
hereby amended in its entirety to read as follows:
..VEGETATION
ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL
Sec. 26.1. Trees, Roots Damaging Public Property - Notice to Growth
Management Director.
Whenever and wherever there shall be any tree or trees growing upon any street, alley
or righlof-way within the city in such way and manner that the roots of such tree or trees
have destroyed or damaged any sidewalk, curb, gutter, street pavement, waterline, sewer
line, or other property, or if any such tree or trees shall be growing upon any property
abutting upon such sidewalk, curb, gutter, street pavement, waterline or sewer line or other
property in such way and manner as to cause destruction or damage of or to such facilities,
it shall be the duty of any official or employee of the city having knowledge thereof to
immediately notify the Grorrvth Management Director or his designee of such damage and
destruction to the property of the city.
Sec. 26-2. Same - Removal on Public Property.
Upon receiving notice of such damage or destruction as set forth in Section 26-1 hereof
and if such tree or trees shall be growing upon property of the city, the Growth Management
Director or his designee shall immediately cause such tree or trees to be removed or
destroyed. lf the tree or trees are growing in the swale area which abuts a residential
structure it shall be the responsibility of the residential owner to remove such tree or trees at
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2. Historical Trees - A person shall not cause, suffer or allow the removal of any
Historical Tree without first obtaining a variance from the Commission to conduct the
removal.
3. Land Clearing - Land clearing and site development where such activities may
result in the removal of trees shall not occur until a tree removal license has been
obtained.
Sec. 26-14. Definitions.
ln addition to the definitions of the City of Dania Zoning Ordinances the following
definitions shall apply.
Access way: A private vehicular roadway intersecting a public righlof-way.
Applicant: The owner of the property or hislegally authorized agent.
Balled & Burped (B & B): Field grown trees or shrubs with roots established in a
earthen ball encompassing the root System necessary for the full recovery of the plant;
wrapped and bound to support the root ball.
Berm: An earthen mound.
Breast Height: Means a height of four and one-half (4 112) feet above natural grade.
Galiper Diameter Breast Height (CDBH): See Diameter Breast Height.
Canopy Coverage: Means the aerial extent of ground within the drip line of the tree.
Clear Trunk: Point above the root ball along the vertical trunk of a tree at which lateral
branching or frons begin.
measured from the top of
That portion of the palm kunk which is mature, hard wood
root ball to the base of green terminal growth or frons.
Container Grown: Plant material grown in a container of suitable size to allow
adequate room for the healthy development of the root system.
Diameter Breast Height (DBH): The diameter of a tree trunk measured at four and
one-half (4-112) feet above grade.
Drip Line: A vertical line extending from the outermost branching of a tree or plant to
the ground.
Effectively Destroyed: Means to cause-, suffer, allow.or pe.rmit any act which will
cause;lee to die rir to go into a period of unnatural decline within a period of one (1)
year from the date of thelct. Actd which may effectively destroy a tree include, but are
irot limited to, damage inflicted upon the root system by heavy machinery, excessive
trimming, changing lhe natural grade above the root system or around the trunk,
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,RDINAN.E No.
ARTICLE II. TREE PRESERVATION
Sec. 26-11. Short title.
This article shall be known and may be cited as the Tree Preservation Ordinance of the
City of Dania.
Sec. 26-12. Declaration of Intent.
The city commission of the city of Dania (the "commission") finds and declares that
preservation of trees is integral to the preservation of air and water pollution in that trees
use their leaf surface to trap and filter out ash, dust and pollen in the air, thereby helping to
alleviate air pollution: that the root systems of trees hold and consolidate soil and other
loose earthen materials, thereby helping to prevent erosion, reduce non-point source water
pollution and maintaining the continued vltality of natural habitats for propagation and
protection of wildlife, birds, game, fish and other aquatic life; and that removal of trees
causes increased surface run-off which contributes to water pollution. Owing to the many
benefits provided to the community by trees, it is the intent of the Commission, in order to
protect the air and water of the City of Dania, to preserve this valuable natural resource of
the City for the health, safety and welfare of the general public. While the destruction of a
single tree may not have a significant environmental impact, the Commission recognizes
that tree destruction has a cumulative impact that causes severe environmental degradation
and causes severe deterioration of the quality of life in Dania and, because of this impact,
the Commission finds that tree destruction is a public nuisance that must be controlled. ln
the evaluation of a tree removal license, priority shall be given to preservation, relocation,
replacement and payment into the Tree Preservation Trust Fund.
Sec.26-13. Tree Removal License Required.
1. General - A person shall not cause, suffer, permit or allow the removal of any tree
without first obtaining a license from the City as herein provided. The property owner,
holder of an easement and or person removing a tree without a license shall be responsible
for the violation. The removal of trees in violation of this Article is a public nuisance.
ORDINANCE NO.
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Native Topsoil: The uppermost layer of existing soil on the site capable of supporting
plant groMh.
Off-Site: For tree relocation and tree replacement, means any location in excess of
one mile from the tree's original location.
On-site: For tree relocation and tree replacement, means any location one mile or less
from the tree's original location.
Overall Height: The measurement of a plant from the top of the root ball at the soil line
to the tip of the uppermost part of the plant.
Planting Soil: A medium composed of naturally occurring mineral particles and
organic matter, which provides the physical, chemical and biological properties
necessary for plant growth.
Potable Water: Water that is suitable for drinking, culinary, or domestic purposes.
Protective Barrier: Fences or like structures at least four (4) feet in height that are
conspicuously colored and prevent or obstructJagsage,
Shrubs: A woody plant with several stems produced from the base which can be
maintained in a healthy state at a maximum overall height of twenty (20) feet.
SitqSpectficllenlMalcrnl; The use of the best adapted plant species to minimize@tion and necessary pest cbntroi.
Sod: See turf.
Special Status Category Tree: Any tree or group of trees that occur in any of the
following areas:
Native Forested Community,
Local Area of Particular Concern,
Natural Resource Area,
Urban Wlderness Area,
Specimen trees are also included within this designation.
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Soecimen Tree: Any tree which has a DBH of '18 inches or greater for hardwoods and
c6nifers and 24" for palms, which is well shaped and in good health as verified by the
City of Dania, provided, however, that the following trees are not specimen trees:
(a) non-native fruit trees (citrus species) that are cultivated or grown for the specific
purpose of producing edible fruit, not to include mangos and avocados.
(b) species of the genus Ficus except F. ?urea (strangler fig), F. laevigata (short leaf
fiS), F. rubiginosa (rusty fig or rust leaf fig), F. jacquinifolia, and
(c) Paurtois palm (Acoelorraphe wrightii), and the Phoenix palm (Phoenix reclinata). . which are less that fifteen feet in height, and all other multi-trunk palms.
Structure: Anything built or constructed. Examples include, but are not limited to,
buildings, kaileis, fences, billboards, swimming pools, poles, pipelines, ditches, roads,
utility installation, transmission lines, track and advertising signs.
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damage intentionally inflicted on the kee permitting infection or pest infestation,
application of herbicides or other chemical agents.or intentional. fire damage to lhe tree
obimittinq infection or pest infestation, the infliction of a trunk wood that is 50% or
lreater o-f the circumference of the trunk, or the removal of sufficient canopy to cause
the unnatural decline of the tree.
Eouivalent Reolacement: A substitute for the tree which it replaces as determined by
the Growth Management Director, or his designee.
Equivatent Value: A monetary amount reflecting the cost of vegetation to be replaced.
Gray Wood: See Clear wood.
Ground Cover: Low growing plants that, by nature of their g rowth characteristics,
completely cover the ground and do not usually exceed two (2) feet in height.
Hedge: An evenly spaced planting of shrubs which forms a compact, dense, visually
opaque, living barrier.
Historical Tree: A particular tree or group of trees which has historical value because
of its unique relationship to the history of the region, state, nation or world.
Land Clearino: The clearing of vegetation and soils for the purpose of land
development attivities. This includes, but is not limited to, construction for buildings,
riqht oi wavs, utility easements or access, drainage ways, parking lots and other
st-ructures, iock mining, and agricultural activities that involve the removal of trees as
defined by this section.
Landscaping:
(a) (\ly'hen used as a noun) Living plant materjal such.as, but not limited.to turf, ground' ' iover, shrubs, vines, trees or palms and non-living durable materials commonly
used in environmental design such as, but not limited to, rocks, pebbles, sand,
walls or fences and aesthetic grading and mounding: but excluding paving and
structures.
(b) (When used as a verb) The process of installing or planting materials commonly
used in environmental design.
Landscaoe lrrioation: The outside watering of shrubbery, trees, lawns, grass, ground
covers, vines, g-ardens and other such flora, not intended for resale, which are planted
and are situated in such diverse locations as residential and recreation areas,
cemeteries, public, commercial and induskial establishments, and public medians and
rights-of-way.
Micro-irrioation: The application of small quantities of water on or below the soil
surface as drops or tiny sfr6ams of spray through emitters or applicators placed along a
water delivery'line. Miriro-irrigation includes a number of.methods or concepts such as
bubblier, drip; trickle, mist or micro spray and subsurface inigation.
Mulch: An organic material such as wood chips,.pine straw or bark placed. on the soil
to reduce evap=oration, prevent soil erosion, control weeds and enrich the soil.
Native Plant Species: Those published in the latest issue of the Association of Florida
Native Nurseries Plant and Service Locator.
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Sec. 26-15. Other Tree Removal PermiG,
1. Any person who possesses on the effective date of this Article a valid City tree
removal permit issued under the City of Dania Code of Ordinances will not be required to
obtain a tree removal license under this section.
2. Land development activities that do not require a site plan or building permit shall
obtain a tree removal license under this section unless another valid tree removal permit
has been obtained prior to the effective date of this Article.
Sec. 26-16. Exceptions.
1. As previously provided for in Article l, Sec. 26-1 and Sec. 26-3; or
2. Removal of tree species occurring in regulated waters as defined by Sections 27-
331 to 27-339 of the Broward County Code of Ordinances when the mitigation required by
that license for the removal of the trees is equal to or greater than the replacement
requirements of this Article; or
3. Nursery Operations: All licensed and governmental nurseries shall be exempt from
the terms and provisions of this article, but only in relation to those plants which are planted
and growing for sale or intended sale to the general public in the ordinary course of
business or for public purpose.
4. Removal of any tree that is diseased, injured or in danger of falling, to the extent
that its continued existence threatens the health or safety of contiguous persons or property
provided that the owner of the property can document that such condition(s) existed prior to
the removal of the tree. ln the case of Natural Forested Communities, Specimen Trees or
Historic Trees, documentation must be presented to the City within forty-eight (48) hours
after removal; or
5. Under emergency conditions such as hurricanes, war, or other natural disasters of
similar scope, county utilities, water management districts, improvements dishicts, county
airports, Florida Department of Transportation, city utilities and franchised utilities, except
as provide below may remove a tree in order to prevent an imminent interruption of service
or to restore interrupted service; or
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Substantial Deviation: Any proposed modification or modification to a development, a
license or a license application which, either individually or cumulatively with other
changes, creates a reasonable likelihood of additional environmental impact, as
covered by the scope of this section, or any change or proposed change that may result
in any impacts on trees or natural forest communities.
Tree: Any living, self-supporting, dicotyledonous or monocotyledonous woody
perennial plant which has a DBH of no less than two and one-half (2-112) inches and
hormally jrows to an overall height of no less than ten (10) feet in southeast Florida.
For the purpose of this Chapter, the following are not considered to be trees:
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
Commercial citrus tree species
Bischofia javanica
Acacia auriculaeformis
Araucaria excelsia
Brassia actinophylla
Bischofia, bishopwood
Earleaf acacia
Norfork lsland pine
Schefflera
Tree. lntermediate: A hee which naturally develops an average height between
twenty (20) and forty (40) feet as characteristic of the species.
Tree Canopy: The upper portion of the tree consisting of limbs, branches, and leaves.
Tree. Palm: A monocotyledonous tree having fronds with parallel venation and no true
woody bark with a minimum overall natural height of twenty-five (25) feet at maturity.
Tree. Shade/Canopy: A tree, which by virtue of its natural shape, provides at maturity
a minimum shade canopy averaging forty (40) feet in diameter and forty (40) feet in
height.
Tree. Small: A tree which naturally develops an average maximum height of twenty
(20) feet characteristic of the species.
Tree, Standard: A wood perennial plant with one stem which has been turned into an
upright, small, tree-like form.
Tree Survey: A document meeting the requirements of 21-HH F.A.C., and must
provide, at a minimum, the following information:
The location plotted by accurate techniques, of all existing trees;
The common and scientific name of each tree;
The DBH of each tree, or if a multiple trunk tree, the sum DBH for all trunks;
The City may require that canopy coverage be indicated on the tree survey.
Turf (Sod): Upper layer of soil bound by grassy plant roots and covered by viable
grass blades.
Vehicular Encroachment: Any portion of a motor vehicle outside of the boundaries of
a vehicular use area that protrudes into a landscape area.
Vines: Any plant with a long, slender stem that hails or creeps on the ground or climbs
by itself on a support.
Xeriscaoe: A landscaping method that maximizes the conservation of water by the use
of site-ailpropriate plants and an efficient watering system.
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prior to the expiration of the 15 day period. After the expiration of the 15 day period,
providing that no letters of appeal have been received by the City, the District may remove
the tree(s) provided that:
(a) The removal complies with all the standards, requirements, and conditions,
other than Licensing (Sections 26 - 17 and 26 - 18) and Bonding (Section 26 -
25) of this Article; and
(b) The canal was excavated in compliance with all applicable regulations or the
canal was excavated prior to the effective date of this ordinance; and
(c) The canal is not an agricultural canal or ditch;
(d) And provided that:
(1) The tree is causing an immediate disruption of water flow so that the canal
cannot function at its designated capacity, or,
(2) The canal was in existence, in actual use conveying water, and under a
vegetation management program prior to the effective date of this section
as shown by a map of the district water management canals.
10. Removal of trees, except Historical or Special Status category trees, by the Florida
Department of Transportation or by Broward County or the City Public Works Department, on
roads and road right-of ways maintained by the department provided that the department
delivers to the City and to the record owner of the property on which the tree(s) proposed to
be removed are located, written notification, at least fifteen (15) days prior to the removal of
the tree(s). The record owner(s) may appeal the tree removal by submitting a letter of appeal
to the City prior to the expiration of the 15 day period. After the expiration of the 15 day
period, providing that no letters of appeal have been received by the City, the department
may remove the tree(s) provided that:
(a) The removal is necessary because the tree(s) is an actual and immediate traffic
safety hazard to individuals using the road(s).
(b) The removal complies with all standards, requirements, and conditions, other
than Licensing (Sections 26 - 17 and 26 - 18) and Bonding (Section 2il25) ot
this Article.
(c) The traffic safety hazard caused by the tree(s) cannot be remedied by pruning
in accordance with National Arborist Association standards or palm pruning in
accordance with the standards listed in 'Arboriculture Second Edition" by
Richard W. Harris, as amended.
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6. During emergency conditions caused by a hurricane or other disaster, the
provisions of this article may be suspended by the direction of the City Manager.
7. Removal of any tree in owner-occupied residential properties of one acre of less
developed for detached single-family and duplex usage, except the following:
(a) Removal or relocation of planted landscape trees prior to the issuance of a
Certificate of OccuPancY; or
(b) Removal of Historical or Special Status trees.
8. Removal of trees, except historical or special status trees, by franchised utilities
after the City and the recorded owner of the property on which the trees proposed to be
removed are located, receive notification, delivered fifteen (15) calendar days prior to tree
removal. The record owners may appeal to the City prior to the expiration of the 't5 day
period. Tree removal may proceed after the expiration of the 15 day period, providing no
letters of appeal have been received by the City, if the utility can:
(a) Prove prior to tree removal that:
(1) The tree will cause a continual disruption of service (specimen palm trees
may be removed under this exemption);
(2) The easement or property was in actual use conveying utilities prior to the' effective date of this section; and
(3) The threat of service interruption cannot be corrected by tree pruning in' ' accordance with National Arbbrist Association Standards or palm pruning in
accordance with the standards listed in 'Arboriculture Second Edition" by
Richard W. Harris, as amended; or
/b) Provide orior to tree removal that the removal is for the purpose of providing'-' newljOahional on-site service to existing development... Under this provision,
the notification shall be in writing prior to [he tree removal. The franchised utility
ihall not be required to obtain ilicense, but shall comply with all the standards,
requirements, dnd conditions of this section: and
9. Removal of trees, except Historical or special status category trees, by a water
management district or improvement dishict in or immediately adjacent to canals and lakes
operated by the district provided that the district delivers to the City and to the recorded
owner of the property on which the trees proposed to be removed are located, written
notification, at least fifteen (15) calendar days prior to the removal of the tree(s). The record
owner(s) may appeal the tree removal by submitting a letter of appeal to the City prior to the
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Sec.26-18. Tree Removal License.
1. As a condition precedent of any land clearing and /or site development where any
tree removal or relocation is to be conducted, except as otherwise exempted under this
Article, a person may submit a sworn affidavit to the City stating that the property the
person wishes to develop does not contain trees that are protected under this tree
ordinance. The City may conduct a review or site inspection.
2. A tree may be removed only when an applicant has demonstrated to the City that
the proposed development cannot be located on the site without the removal of the tree,
and that there is no practical way to avoid tree removal. ln determining if the applicant may
remove trees pursuant to a tree removal license the City shall consider at a minimum the
following:
(a) The applicant has made every reasonable effort, consistent with the plan of
development, to incorporate existing trees and to minimize the number of trees
removed;
(b) The trees proposed to be removed are the minimum number necessary; and
(c) The trees proposed to be removed are of poor quality and_ appearance, are' ' damaging existing improvements, are creating ongoing safety problems for
existing tlevelopment, or are growing in too--close. proximity to other trees to
permithormal growth and development of affected trees consistent with good
forestry practices.
The applicant must relocate the trees to be removed. lf relocation is not a viable
solution, an applicant shall replace removed trees. lf it is determined that an applicant
cannot relocate nor replace removed trees, the applicant shall pay the appropriate fee into
the Tree Preservation Trust Fund.
3. A determination of the extent of environmental impact by the project development
as covered by the scope of this Article shall be performed by the City. This determination
shall be based upon drawings or site plans and a completed tree removal license
application form submitted to the City by the applicant. City staff shall have the right to
conduct field inspections.
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Sec. 26-17. License Application.
An owner of fee simple title may apply for a tree removal license. After submifting
certified approval of the fee simple owner, the agent of the owner, the lessee of the
propefi, optionee, contract purchaser, or holder of an easement may apply for a tree
removal license. A holder of an easement may obtain a license only when the proposed
tree removal is consistent with the use granted by the easement. The Ci$ shall require that
any tree surveys or site plans be prepared by any person qualified to do so under the Laws
of Florida.
1. Application For License: - Application for a Tree Removal License shall be made on
City forms and be, at a minimum, accompanied by the following documents:
(a) a complete, signed and notarized application form;
(b) a map showing the size and location of the site where the licensed activities are
to be conducted;
(c) a starting date and duration of the proposed licensed activities;
(d) a brief description of the work to be performed, including a drawing of the
proposed work or a certified site plan as determined by the City, showing the
iocation of all existing or proposed buildings, structures, and site uses;
(e) a certified tree survey, and site plan of identical scale designation those trees
which are proposed to be preserved, relocated, or removed, unless not required
by the City. However, in no case shall a kee survey be required when the
property contains five (5) or less trees; and
(f) the certified legal description of the site.
2. Application Filing Fee.
(a) Before any application for a license required under this Article is accepted for
review, a license application filing fee shall be tendered. The amount of the fee
shall be as established by resolution of the Dania City Commission.
(b) The license application filing fee is not refundable and may not be applied to
any license application other than the one for which it was originally paid.
(c) For any substantial deviation from the original application there shall be an
additional fee. The amount of the fee shall be established by resolution by the
City Commission.
3. Application for a tree removal license constitutes consent by the property owner
and/or applicant for the City to conduct site inspections in furtherance of this Article on the
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2. Methods for relocation - The following guidelines shall be utilized to ensure
successful transplanting of trees designated for transplanting:
(a) Any tree being relocated shall not be unnecessarily damage during removal,
transport or replanting of that tree.
(b) lf the trees have a dormant period, they should not be transplanted during thattime. Trees should not be transplanted during periods of strong, dry winter
winds or during droughts.
(c) Adequate spaces for root and crown development shall be provided.
(d) Trees shall be root and canopy pruned according to sound arboricultural
standards prior to transplanting.
(e) During and following transplanting, the root ball and trunk shall be protected.
The root ball must be kept moist at all times.
(f) Transplanted trees shall be braced for at least one year.
(g) Transplanted trees shall not be fertilized at planting time, but shall be watered
sufficiently until the tree growth is re-established.
(h) All crown pruning shall be done in accordance with National Arborist
Association standards or palm pruning in accordance with the standards listed
in 'Arboriculture Second Edition" by Richard W. Harris, as amended.
Sec. 26-20, Tree Replacement.
1. Replacement Criteria - Trees that are removed and not relocated shall be replaced
so that there is, at a minimum, no loss of tree canopy coverage upon maturity of the
replacement trees. Performance bonds may be required to be posted. The following
procedures shall be used to determine the tree replacement requirements.
(a) Tree canopy coverage on-site shall first be determined using one or any
combination of the following methods: review of aerial photography, on-site
inspection, or review of a tree survey. The City shall require the applicant to
submit a tree survey in order to make this determination, unless the applicant
can demonstrate that is clearly unnecessary.
(b) Relocation of trees on-site will be counted towards equivalent replacement
canopy. Relocation of trees off-site shall be counled as half credit towards
equivdlent replacement. Guidelines is this section shall be followed for any
trees to be relocated.
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4. The applicant shall be responsible for the relocation or the replacement of trees
removed for utilities, roads, drainage, and other services constructed to benefit the property
for which the application was filed.
5. Other Trees - The licensee shall only remove those trees so specified in the
license. Any damage to any other tree on the site shall constitute a violation of this Article.
6. Duration- A license shall be valid for the development for not more than two (2)
years from the date of issuance. A one time extension of up to two years may be issued
provided there is no substantial deviation from the original application and the license
extension complies with all standards in effect at the time of the license extension.
Additional conditions may be imposed in the license extension when there is a change in
site conditions that may effect trees. Where any activity regulated by the tree removal
license has occurred, the licensee must comply with all conditions of the license even
though the license may have expired.
Sec. 26-19. Tree Relocation
1. Before the City issues a tree removal license that allows the replacement of any
tree, the applicant must demonstrate that relocation is not a viable alternative. Relocation
shall occur either within the site or off-site with the concurrence of the City, where the site is
public property, or with the concurrence of the property owner, where the site is private
property. The site shall be in reasonable proximity to the original site and have
physiographic conditions similar to the original site. lf any tree is to be located either on-site
or off-site, a relocation plan shall be submitted. Relocation plans, as required by this
Section, must first be reviewed and approved prior to granting the tree removal license.
Before a license is issued for tree relocation, performance bonds may be required to be
posted.
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Sec. 26-21. General Relocation/Replacement Conditions.
1. Any tree remaining on-site shall not be unnecessarily damaged while relocating
trees or planting or preparing the site for any replacement trees.
2. Replacement or relocated trees shall not be placed where they will interfere with
existing or proposed utilities, either above or below ground. Acceptable trees that can be
planted in the vicinity of overhead power lines are listed in Appendix 2.
3. Where practicable, replacement tree species, installation methods and
maintenance methods shall follow xeriscape principles.
4. The licensee shall replace each tree specified in the license within a time period of
up to six months with City approval. A time extension may be granted if future construction
will endanger the replacement trees. However, where an extension for planting has been
granted, each tree specified in the license must be replaced prior to approval of a Certificate
of Occupancy or Completion.
5. All relocated or replacement trees shall be located where they will have adequate
space for root and canopy development, except where small trees planted in close
proximity to one another are to be later relocated to other areas of the site.
6. Where practicable, kees shall be relocated or replaced within the City from which
the original trees were removed.
7. Relocated or replacement trees which may reach a height of 30 feet shall not be
placed within 20 feet of an overhead utility line.
Sec. 26-22. Maintenance/Monitoring Requirements
1. The licensee shall be responsible for maintaining the health of any replacement or
relocated tree for one (1) year from planting.
2. Determination of Success -
(a) The licensee shall determine the condition of each tree one year after the tree was. relocated or planted. This determination shall be submitted to the City for approval
within thirty days of being made.
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(c) A determination of the number of trees to be replaced shall be performed. This' determination shall be based upon the area of impact and the category of
replacement trees selected by the applicant. The canopy replacement at tree
miturity shall at least equal the canopy removed. The following table shall be
used to determine the number of required replacement trees:
Replacement Tree Category
(see Appendix 1)
Category 1 Tree
Category 2 Tree
Category 3 Tree
Category 4 Tree
2. Minimum Standards for Tree Replacement
Equivalent
Replacement Canopy
Area in sq. ft.
300
50
100
50
(a) All trees to be used as replacement trees shall be a minimum quality of Florida' ' No. 1 grade or better (Florida Department of Agriculture).
(b) Only trees listed in Appendix 1 (Replacement Tree Species) or Appendix 2' Reiommended list of trees under powerlines) shall be used as replacement
trees. The applicant shall have the option of cho-osing the category of trees for
replacement' provided that the total square footage of canopy coverage
effectively deitroyed, and at least 50% of the replacement trees are from
Category 1. lf Cbtegory 1 native trees are unavailable, the Category 2 trees
may be use to fulfill this requirement.
(1) Category 1 - minimum of twelve (12) feet in height and two (2) inches DBH' at time <if planting (see Appendix 1)
(2) Category 2 - minimum of eight (8) feet in height at time of planting
(see Appendix 1).
(3) Category 3 - minimum of six (6) feet in height at time of planting
(see APPendix 1 or 2).
(4) Category 4 - this covers replacement palm trees - minimum of six (6) feet' clear truhk or greywood at time of planting (see Appendix 1).
3. Replacement trees shall not be removed or effectlvely destroyed unless approval
has been granted by a valid tree removal license. The original licensee and owner of any
property on which trees have been replaced or relocated shall place of record a notice that
shall inform subsequent purchasers, assigns and occupants of the replacement site, that
trees on the replacement site may not be removed without a valid tree removal license
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(b) The designation of other real property as a Natural Forest Community shall bemade by the Commission following a public hearing. Before a site is
designated as a Nalural Forest Community, the Commission shall make afinding that the Natural Forest Community is at least two acres in size, is
generally comprised of a canopy, subcanopy and groundcover, and is
populated by native vegetation associated with one or more of the following
communities:
(1) Beach and Dune Community
A community composed of unconsolidated sand facing the ocean and
shaped by the wind, waves, currents, and tides. Sand may be piled up bythe wind forming dunes, Characteristic plant species include, beach
sunflower, sea oats, sea grape, beach star, beach creeper, Spanish
bayonet, cocoplum, railroad vine, beach p.eanut, beach croton, beach bean,
saw palmetto, prickly pear and nickerbean.
(2) High Hammock Community
This community develops slowly as organic material accumulated creating
a favorable land elevation. The presence of a high hammock indicates that
the site has been undisturbed for a period of time. High hammocks are
among the most diverse systems in South Florida containing more that 100
species of trees and shrubs, characteristic hee species include: live oak,
willow bustic, lancewood, mastic strangler fig, satinleaf, mulberry, Simpson
stopper. Shrubs include a variety of ferns. Developed areas may also be in
this classification. The community does not necessarily have to be vacant
land.
(c) The City Commission shall direct the City Manager to publish and mail or hand
deliver a notice of public hearing to consider designation of a site as a Natural
Forest Community. Notice of hearing to be held by the Commission to consider
designation of a site as a Natural Forest Community shall be those required for
a City Commission Public Hearing. ln addition notice shall be mailed or hand
delivered to the effected property owners at least fifteen (15) days prior to the
hearing date. Such notice shall state time, date and place of the hearing, the
location of the property under consideration, the ecological community or
communities alleged to be included within the proper$, and the effect of the
designation on lands classified as Natural Forest Communities. For purposes
of this notification, an owner of property shall be deemed to be the person who
is shown as the owner on the tax rolls of the Broward County Property
Appraiser unless the City has actual notice that a person or entity other than
the person or entity shown on the tax roll is the owner
(d) Following designation of a Natural Forest Community, notification of such' designation shall be sent to the property owne(s). ln addition a map depicting
sites designated as Natural Forest Communities shall be maintained at the City
for viewing by the public.
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(b) Should any tree die or be in a state of unnatural decline within one year of being
planted or-relocated, the licensee shall be required to replace the tree within sixty
(00) Aays of that determination. The one year monitoring and approval period shall
beqin ahew whenever a tree is replaced. lf that replacement tree is found not to be
viable at the end of the second year monitoring period, the licensee may pay the
appropriate amount into the Tree Preservation Trust Fund as required by Section
2i5-23'in lieu of planting a third replacement tree. lf the licensee fails to replace the
tree or to pay the appropriate amount into the Tree Preservation Trust Fund within
sixty (60) days, then the licensee shall be in violation of this Section.
3. Large Scale Projects - lf a tree removal license includes the relocation of 10 or
more trees, or the planting of 100 or more replacement trees, the determination of success
for the overall relocation effort shall be braced upon a percent survival rate. A successful
project shall be one in which 90o/o or more of the relocated or replacement trees are
determined to be viable after a period of one year. lf a larger scale project is determined to
be successful, additional replacement trees will not be required.
Sec. 26 - 23. Payment ln Lieu of ReplacemenURelocation
When allowed by a tree removal license, any trees which are removed and not
relocated shall be replaced in accordance with the requirements of this Article. As a
condition of being granted permission to remove any trees, the developer, property owner
or other applicant shall be required to replace such trees, unless it is demonstrated that
replacement is not a viable alternative due to a lack of available space. Where replacement
cannot be accomplished the applicant shall pay a replacement fee in lieu of actual tree
replacement costs into the City of Dania Tree Preservation Trust Fund. The cost of
replacement trees shall be based upon the current addition of the "Plant Findef for the type
of tree to be removed and multiplied by 2.7.
Sec. 26 - 24. Special Status Category Trees
Projects containing Special Status Category Trees are subject to the following
additional criteria:
1. Criteria and procedures for designation as a Natural Forest Community.
(a) On the effective date of this ordinance all LAPC's, NRA's, UWA's and ESL's' ' which have been so designated by Broward County that lay in the City of Dania
shall be designated as a Natural Forest Community.
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3. Specimen trees - Projects or properties containing Specimen Tree(s) are subject to
the following additional criteria:
(a) Specimen trees are subject to the preservation and relocation criteria of this
Article. lf it is determined by the City that tree relocation is not feasible, then
payment shall be made into the Tree Preservation Trust Fund. Payment shall
be based on the value of the tree(s), determined by "The Valuation of
Landscape Trees, Specimen Shrubs, and Other Plants" published by the
lnternational Society of Arboriculture.
Sec. 26 - 25. Bond Requirements.
Bonds, as required by this Section, shall be in the form of letters of credit, certificates of
deposit, cash bond, bonds issued by an insurance company legally doing business in the
State of Florida, or other acceptable means agreeable to the City Attorney. The letters of
credit and certificates of deposit shall be drawn upon banks or savings and loans legally
and actually doing business in Florida. Such bonds must meet the approval of the City
Aftorney's Office. This bond shall by in addition to any other bond-required by any other
governmental entity.
1. Bonds shall be required for licenses involving the replacement of ten or more trees,
or the relocation of five or more trees, or the relocation of any tree with a DBH of ten inches
or greater.
2. Calculation for the amount of bonds shall be computed based upon the equivalent
canopy replacement criteria applied to each tree to be relocated or replaced, as provided in
Subsection 26 - 20 and upon the cost of installation and maintenance. The fair market
value of the cost of trees that would be required to compensate for the canopy to be related
or replaced shall be posted. The bond period shall be for the tree replacement
performance period, as stated in the license or as extended or released, plus and additional
60 days. The form of security shall be reviewed by the City Attorney's Office for legal
sufficiency and may not be accepted until approved.
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2. Natural Forest Communities Trees may be removed provided that the applicant
adheres to the following preservation requirements to the extent determined to be
practicable by the City:
(a) Any areas identified during the licensing process as providing habitat to listed
species in the most recent version of "Official List of Endangered and
Potentially Endangered Fauna and Flora in Florida" by the Florida Game and
Freshwater Fish Commission shall be identified and preserved.
(b) Areas of high wildlife utilization on-site shall be identified and preserved.
(c) Areas which contain relatively undisturbed canopy and/or have good
stratification of cover (e.9. canopy, subcanopy, ground cover) shall be identified
and preserved.
(d) Utility line installations shall not be located in preservation areas.
(e) Resource Management Plan: Any proposed development activity which would
negatively impact the Natural Forest Community must be mitigated through a
Resource Management Plan, approved by the City, which significantly
improves the viability of the remainder of the resource. No Tree Removal
License shall be issued until an agreement providing for the implementation of
the Resource Management Plan has been executed and recorded, and any
covenants, easements or physical improvements required by the plan are in
place. A Certificate of Occupancy shall not be issued for developments that
include Natural Forest Communities unless it is determined that the applicable
provisions of the Resource Management Plan have been met.
(0 Conservation Easement: As a condition of an issuance of a license under this
sub-category where preservation is required, a conservation easement shall begranted by the applicant to the City and the citizens of the City. The
conservation easement shall:
(1) be duly executed and recorded and placed on the face of the plat,
(2) meet the approval of the City Attorney,
(3) prohibit land clearing, development or other harmful activity on the
preserved portion of the Natural Forested Community,
(4) allow access to the conservation easement by agents of the City of Dania
to conduct studies, inspection, and other activities consistent with the
purpose ofthe conservation easement, and
(5) need not provide for access by the general public.
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the hearing. The Commission shall only designate a tree or group of trees which meets the
following criteria.
(a) The tree(s) must be related to an event in modern history, historic events or
individuals since the birth of our nation, or any event in the known history of the
human race; and,
(1) The tree or group of trees resides on historically significant property and
can be linked to the person or event of historical significance or,
(2) The tree or group of trees is uniquely related to the heritage of the City of
Dania or,
(b) The tree or group of trees has value due to extreme age (a tree(s) that is at
least seventy-five (75) years old.).
Sec. 26 - 27. Protection From Construction Work.
During any construction, land development or lot clearing, the contractor and the owner
of the property subject to this Section shall adhere to the requirements which follow:
'1. Place and maintain protective barriers around the drip line of all trees to be retained
on the site to prevent their destruction or damage. The protective barriers shall be
conspicuous enough and high enough to be seen easily by operators of trucks and other
equipment. Protective barriers shall be constructed of sturdy material (not flagging or
ribbons);
2. Not store or use materials or equipment within the drip line of any tree to be
retained on site unless the activity is being done to protect trees;
3. Not discharge or contaminate the soil within the drip line of any kee to be retained
on site with any construction materials such as paint, oil, solvents, petroleum products,
asphalt, concrete, mortar, or other materials that may cause adverse impacts;
4. Clearing of vegetation within the drip line of trees designated for preservation shall
only be by hand or light rubber wheeled equipment that will not damage tree roots;
5. Utilize retaining walls and drywalls where needed to protect trees to be preserved
from severe grade changes;
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3. Release of Bonds
(a) Upon successful tree relocation and replacement as determined by this Article
and written approval by the City bonds required for tree relocation and
replacement shall be released. Where possible, bonds shall be partially
reieased for partially successful relocation/replacement projects, with the
amount retained equal to the value of the additional replacement trees
required, plus installation and maintenance.
(b) Bonds may be released by the City when fee simple title js transferred. The
City of Dania may condition the release of the bond upon the establishment of
a new bond by the new owner in fee simple.
4. \Nhere the licensee plants fifty percent (50%) more than the required number of
replacement trees and establishes a suitable maintenance plan to ensure the viability of the
replacement trees, the City may recognize the additional replacement trees as suitable
security in lieu of a bond.
Sec. 26 - 26. Historical Trees.
1. The State, County, the City of Dania or any Historical Preservation Society
recognized by the Commission may request that the City designate a particular lree or
group of trees within its jurisdiction as a historical kee. Also, any property owner may make
a similar request providing the request is for a tree of group of trees located on property
under his of her control or ownership. The request shall contain the exact location if the
tree(s), the name and address of the current owner and effected utilities of the land upon
which the tree is located, and the reasons for requesting the designation. Upon receipt of
the request, the City shall immediately notify the affected landowner and affected utilities by
certified mail of the request. The particular tree of group of trees which is the subject of the
request shall not be removed until the designation request has been acted upon by the
Commission.
2. Consideration by the Commission:
A public hearing shall be scheduled within sixty (60) days of receipt of the request to
consider the matter. \Men the person(s) requesting this designation is not the property
owner, the property owner shall be notified of the request and the time, date, and place of
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4. TrustAdministration
(a) Trust Funds shall be expended, utilized and disbursed only for the purposes
designated bY the CitY.
(b) All monies deposited hereunder shall be deposited in-the Trust, which shall be' ' a separate acbount established and maintained apart from the general revenue
fund'and account of the City of Dania.
(c) Monies obtained hereunder may be accepted on behalf of the city by.the' ' Growth Management Director oJ his or her designee, and upon.receipt shall be
delivered to tte City Finance Department, which shall cause the same to be
credited to the Trust.
5. Disbursal or Conversion of Assets
(a) Expenditures of over seven thousand five hundred dollars ($7'500) shall require' ' Commission aPProval.
(b) The exDenditures for planting of trees to be made by the City will be made in'-' iccoiOince witn tne'guideiines of the City...pertainilg to.contracting. and
ourchasino and anv iietailed procedures will be reflected in the internal
Si6idOriei oittre Ciiv. The disbursement of these monies shall be under the
Sbniiol oiine dommission and, when required, shall be coordinated with City
Departments and the Commission.
{c) Trust funds will be uses to obtain kees, landscaping, sprinkler systems, andt-' any-'oinii-items or materials necessary and pro.per for the preservation,
miintenance, reiocition or restoration of tiee ecodystems, for any public land in
iiie Citr- meise m-oniei may also be used to covei the expense of relocation of
trees in the Ci$.
Sec. 26 - 29. Mitigation.
Mitigation shall be required to offset any environmental impacts caused by the unlawful
removal of any tree.
Sec. 26 -30 - 32 Reserved.
ARTICLE III. TREE ABUSE
No person, firm, company or corporation shall cause or c€ruse to have trimming or
pruning of any tree done wilhin the ci$ of Dania by any person, firm, company or
corporation who is not a member in good standing with the "National Arborist Association'.
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6. Pruning of trees to be preserved shall be in accordance with the standards for
pruning established by the National Arborist Association or standards for palm pruning as
listed in "Arboriculture Second Edition" by Richard W. Hanis, as amended;
7. Make no attachments, other than those of a protective and non-damaging nature,
to any tree to be retained on the site;
8. Not change the natural grade above the root system within the drip line of any tree
to be retained on site unless in can be demonstrated to the City that it will not damage any
tree;
g. Avoid any encroachments, excavations or severe grade changes within the drip line
of preserved trees unless it can be demonstrated to the City that it will not impact any tree;
and
10. Any tree designated to be preserved which are damaged during construction shall
promptly be repaired.
Sec. 26 - 28. Tree Preservation Trust Fund.
1. Establishment of Trust - There is hereby created the Dania Tree Preservation Trust
Fund (the "Trust") for the purposes of accepting and disbursing the replacement fees paid
to the Commission as part of Tree Removal Licenses and any other monies deposited with
the City for tree preservation purposes. This fund shall solely be used for the planting of
trees in the City and any other ancillary costs associated with planting of trees. Ancillary
costs shall not exceed 2Oo/o ol lhe cost of the particular tree planting project.
2. Term of Existence - The Trust shall be self-perpetuating from year to year unless
specifically terminated by the Commission.
3. Trust Assets - All monies received hereunder from public or private concerns shall
be placed in trust for and inure to the use and benefit of the City and its successors and
assigns in interest. Said funds shall be expended, utilized and distributed only for the
planting of trees as designated by the Commission.
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Sec. 26 - 35. Definitions.
1. ln interpreting the provisions of this article, if no definition is provided herein and the
context permits, the latest editions of the following publication recognized as authoritative in
the scientific field shall aPPIY:
(a) ,,Tree Protection Manual for Builders and Developers" by the Florida' Department of Agriculture, Division of forestry; and
(b) ,'standards for Pruning Shade Trees" by the National Arborist Association.
2. As used in this article, the following words and terms shall be defined as set forth
herein:
(a) Enforcement Agency: The code Enforcement Division of the city of Dania is' designated to enforce this article.
(b) Hatrack: To flat cut the top or sides o a tree to sever the leader or leaders, or'-' io i'rrne a tiee Uy stubbinj of mature wood, e-xcept where removal of branches
is necessary to piotect property and public safety.
(c) Nuisance Species: A tree species set forth under Section 26-13'
(d) Prune: To cut away, remove, cut off or cut back parts of a tree'
(e) Tree: A livinq, self-supporting woody perennial plant which has a trunk'-' iii,iet"i'oi noib"s tn"n two aiA one-half (2 1/2) inches, measured four a.nd
one-half (4 1t2) leel above.the. ground, or. no less that the mlnimum slze
i"qrireO ior ta-nAsiaping under.th-e.applicable landscape code, and normally
giciws to an overall n'eig6t ot no less thah ten (10) feet in South Florida.
(f) Tree Abuse: shall mean
1. To hakack a tree; or
2. Pruning that reduces.the l'g!g_ht or spread of a tree that has not aftained a
height 6r spread of thirty (30) feet; or
3. Cutting upon a tree which destroys its natural habit of growth; or
4. Pruning that leaves stubs or results in a flush cut; or splitting of limb ends;
or
5. peeling or skipping of bark: or removal of bark to the extent that if a line is
drawn?t anv [EigEt iround the circumference of the tree, over one-third of
til 6ngth cif the- line falls on portions of the tree where bark no longer
remalns; or
6. The use of climbing spikes, nails or hooks, except for p-urposes of total tree
removal oi iJ sfiecifically permitted by National Arborist Association
Standards; or
7. pruning that does not conform to National Arborist Association Standards.
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Sec.26-33. ExcePtion.
1. Single family or duplex lot owners may prune or trim any tree on their property that
is less that six (6) inches CDBH after first obtaining the 'Standards for Pruning Shade
Trees, manual published by the National Arborist Association, from the Growth
Management DePartment.
2. Nursery Operations: All licensed and governmental nurseries shall be exempt from
the terms and provisions of this article, but only in relation to those 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 Purpose.
3. Under emergency conditions such as hurricanes, war, or other disasters of similar
scope, the city manager my suspend this Article for a time to be determined, but only for
trees that have been effected by such act.
4. The trimming of any tree by a franchised utility, water management district,
municipal or county government so long as it is done to Arborist Standards.
Sec. 26-34. Registration Required.
1 . All persons, firms, companies or corporations must register with the Growth
Management Department prior to undertaking any pruning to trimming of trees within the
city of Dania, with the exception of those listed in section 26-33 of this Article.
2. A once a year 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
September 30.
3. prior to the commencement of any pruning or trimming activity and afier registration
required by this Section, the person, firm, company or corporation performing the wo* shall
be required to submit the property address on which the work is to be performed, 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.
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(d) Topiary pruning shall only be allowed for trees located on owner-occupied
property developed for detached single-family or duplex usage, or for those
trees that were not installed to meet minimum landscape requirements and are
identifies on an approved landscape plan as appropriate for topiary pruning,
and are located outside of rights-of way or road easements.
2. Any person may apply to the enforcement agency for a variance from the terms of
this section, provided that;
(a) The application is made before any actions for which a variance is sought have
been undertaken.
(b) Any alleged hardship is not self created by any person having
the property, A hardship shall not be considered self created if
was installed prior to the effective date of this Article.
any interest in
the subject tree
(c) There are unique and special circumstances or conditions applying to the
subject tree or property upon which it is located, that do not apply generally to
other trees or properties.
(d) The variance proposed is the minimum variance necessary to alleviate the
hardship.
(e) That the granting of the variance will be in harmony with the general intent and
purpose of this Article and will not create a dangerous condition that threatens
the public or property.
Sec. 26 - 38. Remedial Actions Required.
1. ln the event a person abuses a tree in violation if this Article, the violator shall be
responsible to undertake pruning and other remedial actions that the enforcement agency
determines are reasonably necessary to protect public safety and property, and to help the
tree survive the tree abuse damage if the tree is not a nuisance species.
2. lf the natural habit of growth of the hee is destroyed, the violator shall install a
replacement tree. Such abused tree shall be removed if it threatens public safety or
property.
3. Each replacement tree shall be a species found on the list in Appendix 1 .
Replacement trees shall be Florida No. 't quality or better. The diameter of the replacement
tree shall be equal to or greater than the diameter of the abused tree. More than one (1)
tree may be utilized for replacement if the aggregated sum of the diameters of the
replacement trees is equal to or greater than the diameter of the abused tree. Each
replacement tree shall have a largest diameter commercially available in Dade, Broward
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8. The removal of diseased or dead portions of a tree, the removal of
interfering, obstructing, or weak branches, the removal of interior branches
in order i6 decrease-wind resistance, or the complete removal of a tree
pursuant to a valid Tree Removal license shall not constitute tree abuse
under this article.
(q) Topiary: The practice of pruning a tree Into an ornamental shape by the'-' rerhovil of branbhes no longer than one (1) inch in diameter.
(h) Violator: A person who abuses a tree of other-wise violates this article. The
owner of orooertv upon which the abused tree is located shall also be deemed
a violator'if the t-reej abuses is undertaken by the owner's employee, agent or
person under the owner's control or by the owner.
Destruction of the Natural Habit of Growth: Pruning lhat causes irreparable
damaqe and permanent disfigurement to a tree such that, even with regrowth,
the tre-e will nbver regain the original characteristics of its tree species, and is a
danger to the publicbr property; or pruning defined herein as tree abuse that
results in the tree's death.
(i)
Sec. 26 - 36. Legislative Findings.
ln addition to those legislative findings relating to the importance of trees to the public
set forth under Section 26 - 12 of lhe City of Dania Code of Ordinances the Commissioners
of the City of Dania finds that regulations of the cutting, trimming and pruning of trees within
the City will help ensure that the health, function and value of trees are protected, and will
help to prevent dangerous branching conditions that may result in damage or injury to
citizens or property.
Sec., 26 - 37 Prohibition of Tree Abuse; Exemptions; Variances.
1. No person shall abuse a tree located within the City of Dania unless one of the
following exemptions apPlies:
(a) The tree is one of the tree species listed in Section 26 - 14 and the abuse does' not result in a tree that threatens public safe$ or adjacent property.
(b) The abuse is necessary to alleviate a dangerous condition posing an imminent
threat to the Public or Property.
(c) County, City or franchised utilities, water control districts, and their authorized' ' agentS,.ma! obtain a registratio-n form.from the City, renewable on an annual
bisis, authorizing the pruning of trees in a manner that may.be defined herein
as tree abuse provided such pruning is necessary to prevent interruptions, or to
prevent interfeience with the operation of water control structures.
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Sec. 2643. Planting Prohibited.
The following plant material is prohibited from being planted within the City Limits of the
City of Dania:
Schinus terebinfolus (Brazilian Pepper Tree)
Metopium toxiferum (Poison Wood)
Australian Pine
Melaleuca
Sec. 26.44. Existing Non-Conforming Vehicular Use Areas.
Existing vehicular use areas which do not comply with this article shall be brought into
conformity with these regulations upon the occurrence of any one of the following
conditions:
1. When the total square footage of the vehicular use area is increased or decreased
by ten (10) percent.
2. When there is a structural addition which increases the total gross floor area of any
existing building on the property more than 500 square feet.
3. When no occupational license has been active for a period of one year or more.
4. Any change of use involving a change of occupancy group in accordance with the
South Florida Building Code (current addition), the requirements of this article shall be met
before an occupational license may be issued for the new use.
Sec. 26-.45. Native Plant Material.
The planting of native plant materials is most desirable and preferred, the use of
indigenous plants and trees is encouraged. A minimum of forty (40) per cent of all new plant
material required by this article shall be of native plant material.
Sec.26-46. Variance.
ln cases where strict application of this article cannot be met due to extenuating
circumstances, the applicant may petition the City Commission for a variance.
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ARTICLE IV. LANDSCAPING
Sec. 26-01. Declaration of Legislative lntent.
The intent of these regulations is to enhance the natural environment and beauty of the
city by providing for landscaped green spaces, trees and other plant material and arranging
them in a pleasing manner in relationship to paved areas and structures.
Sec. 26.{2. Exceptions.
Single family and duplex are exempt from this article, except for Section 26-43.
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and Palm Beach counties for the tree species selected, provided that no replacement tree
shall have a diameter of less than three (3) inches. Diameter measurements shall be made
at four and one-half (4 112)feel above the ground.
4. Replacement trees shall be installed on site. ln the event the site cannot
accommodate all required replacement trees, the remaining replacement trees shall be
installed on public lands if approved by the enforcement agency. lf no suitable public lands
are located the violator shall pay a fee into the Tree Preservation Trust Fund account. For
each abused tree, the fee shall be determined by multiplying the remaining percentage of
the aggregate diameters of the replacement tree that cannot be replaced on site by the
removal fee established pursuant to the applicable tree preservation regulations.
5. Remedial actions and replacement required under this section shall be completed
within sixty (60) days of notice from the enforcement agency that such actions are required.
The enforcement agency may require the violator to immediately undertake remedial
actions in the event the abused tree is an immediate threat to the public or property.
6. No tree removal permit shall be required under the Dania Code of Ordinances to
remove a tree a required by the enforcement agency under this article.
Sec. 26-39 - 40. Reserved.
building enclosed use areas and parking areas serving individual single and two family
homes.
2. Required Landscaping Adjacent to Public Rights-of-Ways for Multi-Family
Residential Developments.
On the site of a building or open lot use providing a vehicular use area, where such
area will not be entirely screened visually by an intervening building or structure from any
abutting right-of-way, there shall be provided landscaping between such area and such
abutting right-of-way or property as follows:
A strip of land at least ten ('10) feet in depth located between the abutting right-of way
and the vehicular use area shall be landscaped. The required landscaping shall include
one ('1) tree for each thirty (30) lineal feet or fraction thereof as measured along said
abufting right-of-way. Such trees shall be located between the abutting right-of-way and
vehicular use area, arranged to best enhance the property. ln addition, a continuous
hedge, wall or other durable landscape barrier shall be placed at no closer to the vehicular
use area than five (5) feet and shall be maintained at three (3) feet minimum height above
the adjacent use area for the length ofthe vehicular use area.
3. Required Landscaping Adjacent to Abutting Properties for Multi-Family Residential
Properties.
A strip of land five (5) feet in depth located between the abutting property and the
vehicular use area shall be landscaped. The required landscaping shall include one ('1) tree
for each forty (40) lineal feet of fraction thereof as measured along said abutting property.
Such tree shall be located between the abutting property and the vehicular use area,
arranged to best enhance the property. ln addition, a continuous hedge, wall or other
durable landscape barrier shall be placed no closer to the vehicular use area than two and
one half (2-112) Ieel and shall be maintained at three (3) feet minimum height, but not
higher than Five (5) feet above the adjacent vehicular use area and the abutting property.
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Sec. 2647. Landscape Plans Required.
A landscape plan shall be submitted with the site plan for consideration by the Planning
and Zoning Board and the City Commission. The landscape plan shall be signed and
sealed by a Florida Registered Landscape Architect and shall at a minimum contain the
following:
(a) Same scale as the site plan, but no smaller than one (1) inch equals fifty (50)
feet.
(b) Existing trees to remain, to be relocated or removed.
(c) Existing trees and shrubs and site improvements on abutting properties within
twenty-five (25) feet of the property lines.
(d) The location and outline of proposed buildings and site improvements.
(e) Proposed and existing parking spaces to remain and other vehicular use areas,
access aisles, driveways and sidewalks.
(f) A table of data indicating required quantities and provide quantities of proposed
plant material, gross and net acreage, number of trees to remain, number of
trees to be relo-cated, number of trees to be removed and square footage of
vehicular use areas.
(g) Proposed plant materials by botanical and common names, sizes, and spacing.
(h) Site lighting locations.
(i) Existing and proposed water bodies or retention ponds.
fi) Planting details and planting specifications.
(k) Preliminary inigation plan or note on plan indicating that an irrigation plan shall" be submitted for approval prior to issuance of a building permit with one
hundred (100) Percent overlaP.
(l) Such other information that may be required to give a complete understanding
ofthe proposed Plan.
Sec. 2648. Landscape Requirements for Vehicle Use Areas.
1. ln order to improve the appearance of vehicular use areas and to protect and
preserve the appearance, character and value of the surrounding neighborhoods, and
thereby promote the general welfare by providing for installation and maintenance of
landscaping, screening and aesthetic qualities, the following standards are established.
This section is applicable to all vehicular use areas, save and except underground or
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be protected from vehicular encroachment through appropriate wheel stops or curbs.
Wheel stops shall be located a minimum of two (2) feet from the required landscape area.
Sec. 26-50. Landscape Requirements for All Non-Vehicular Open Space.
1. Applicability: All open spaces on any site shall conform to the minimum landscape
requirements herein provided. Non-vehicular open space shall include all pervious areas
and green spaces, except water bodies.
2. General Landscape Treatment: Turf, ground cover, shrubs and other landscape
materials shall be installed to cover all open spaces excluding any buildings and paving.
No substance which prevents water percolation shall be used in these instances.
3. Shrub and Tree Requirements: The quantity of required shrubs and trees in the
non-vehicular open space, other than existing trees to be preserved, shall be pursuant to
the following table and shall be arranged so as to enhance the overall project.
Percent of Site Trees and Shrubs
Non-Vehicular Open Space Required
Less than 30 I tree & 10 shrubs per 2000 sq. ft.
30 - 39 1 tree & 8 shrubs per 2500 sq. ft.
40 - 49 1 tree & 6 shrubs per 3000 sq. ft.
50 or more t hee & 6 shrubs per 3500 sq. ft.
Sec. 26-51. Landscape Requirements for Areas Separating Business, Commercial
and lndustrial Property From Residential Property.
1. Property zoned or used for business, commercial or industrial purposes shall
include at least ten ('10) feet of landscape area when separated by a street, alley, canal or
other public open space from every residential use of zoned area. Such area shall provide
a landscape buffer which meets the landscape requirements of Section 26-48 and Section
26-50.
2. When any business, commercial or industrial zoned or used property, directly abuts
on a residential zoned or used property, without separators between them such as a street,
alley, canal or other public open space, then the business, commercial or industrial zoned
or used property shall be provided with a landscaped area at least ten (10) feet in depth
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lf such durable landscape barrier is of non-living material, one (1) shrub or vine shall be
planted along both sides of the non-living material at the rate of one (1) plant for each four
(4) feet arranged to best enhance the property. The remainder of the required landscape
area shall be landscaped with turf, ground cover or other landscaping excluding pavement.
This buffer shall not be counted toward meeting the parking lot interior landscaping
requirements of the Section 26-48 of the code.
4. All land area in addition to the required landscape strip lying between the vehicular
pavement within the abutting right-of-way and the proposed vehicular use area shall be
landscaped with living plant material.
5. Necessary accessways from the public right-of-way through all such landscaping
shall be permitted to service the vehicular use and pedestrian areas. Such accessways
shall not be subtracted from the lineal dimensions used to determine the quality of plant
materials required.
Sec. 26-49, lnterior Landscaping for All Vehicular Use Areas.
An area, or combinations of areas, equal to twenty (20) percent of the total vehicular
use area exclusive of perimeter landscape buffers required under Section 26-48 (2) and (3)
and Section 26-51 through Section 26-52 of this code shall be devoted to interior vehicular
use area landscaping. There shall be no more than twelve (12) parking stalls along the
same parking aisle without a five (5) foot wide by fifteen (15) foot long intermediate
landscape peninsula. Terminal landscape peninsulas shall be ten (10) feet wide and as
long as the required length of the parking stall in that isle. All other interior vehicular
landscape areas shall be a minimum of five (5) feet wide and one hundred (100) square
feet in area. Each intermediate and terminal landscaped peninsula shall have a minimum
of two (2) trees. There shall be no less than one (1) tree for each two hundred (200) square
feet or fraction thereof of the remainder interior vehicular use landscape area. ln no case
shall a parking stall be further than sixty-five (65) feet from a tree, measured from the tree
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(b) lntermediale Trees: lntermediate trees shall be a minimum overall height of
twelve (12) feet and a minimum trunk diameter at Diameter at Breast Heilht of
two (2) inches and a minimum of four (4) feet of clear trunk immediately afterinstallation. Minimum canopy spread shall be characteristic of the species.
This category shall constitute thirty (30) percent maximum of the total trees
req uired.
(c) Small Trees: Small trees shall be a minimum overall height of ten (10) feet and
a minimum canopy spread of four (4) feet and a minimum trunk diameter at
three (3) feet of one and one halt (1-112) inches for at least one of the trunks
and a minimum of three (3) feet of clear trunk immediately after installation.
This category shall constitute no more than ten (10) percent of the total trees
required.
(d) Tree Standards: Tree Standards shall not fulfill minimum tree requirements of
this section of the code.
(e) Palms: Palms shall have a minimum of six (6) feet of gray wood and shall
constitute on more than twenty (20) percent of the total kees. lf palms are used
as a replacement tree then three (3) palms shall be equivalent to one tree.
4. Native Species Required: A minimum of forty (40) percent of all vegetation required
to be planted by this section of the code shall be Florida Native Plant Species. The types of
required plant material affected include: Shade/Canopy trees, lntermediate trees, Small
trees, Palms, Shrubs and Ground Covers; but excluding all turf grasses.
5. Plant Materials:
(a) Quality: Plant materials used in accordance with the provisions of this section
of the code shall conform to the standards for Florida Number One, or better,
as provided for in the most current edition of Grades and Standards for Nursery
Plants, Parts 1 and ll, State of Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer
Services. Sod shall be clear and visibly free of weed, pests and diseases. Sod
pieces shall be neatly mowed. Damage and breakage shall not occur when
pieces are picked up by one end.
(b) Plant Ball Sizes: Ball sizes on all plant material shall conform to or exceed the
minimum standards as noted in the most current addition of American
Standards for Nursery Stock, prepared by the American Association of
Nurseryman.
(c) Use of Site Specific Plant Material: Plants used in the landscape design
pursuant to this section of the code shall be to the greatest extent, appropriate
to the soil and other environmental conditions in which they are to be planted.
(d) Shrubs and Hedges: Shrubs shall be a minimum of two (2) feet in height when
measured immediately after planting. When used as a hedge, shrubs shall be
full to base, planted and maintained so as to form a continuous, unbroken solid,
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adjacent to the residential zoned or used property. Such landscape area shall meet the
following requirements:
(a) Provide a six (6) foot masonry wall or solid wooden fence five (5) feet off of the
residential zoned or used property.
(b) Trees shall be installed one (1) per every forty (40) linear feet of residential' zoned or used property between the wall and said property. ln addition shrubs
shall be installed one (1) per every three (3) feet of residential zoned or used
property between the wall and the residential zoned . or used property and
between wall and the Business, Commercial or lndustrial propefi.
(c) The area between the wall or fence and the commercial, business or industrial
property shall be landscaped by providing a tree every eighty (80) feet
staggered from the ones on the other side of the wall.
Sec. 26-52. Perimeter Landscape Requirements For Business, Commercial
and lndustrial Properties.
A five (5) foot landscape buffer shall be provided around the perimeter of the property
except for areas required to provide landscape buffers in accordance with Section 26 - 51 .
Said landscape buffer shall contain one (1) tree for each 40 linear feet and a row of hedges.
Sec. 26-53. Plant Material and lnstallation Requirements.
1. Minimum Requirements: The following shall be considered the minimum
requirements for the installation of all landscaping. All landscaping shall be installed
according to planting procedures of this section of the code with the quality of plant material
as herein after described.
2. Replacement Requirements: Vegetation which is required to be planted by this
section of the code shall be replaced with equivalent vegetation if it is not living within one
(1) year of issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy or Completion.
3. Trees: Trees shall not be placed where they interfere with above or below ground
utilities unless permission has been granted in writing from the utility.
(a) Shade/Canopy Tree: Shade canopy tree shall be a minimum overall height of' fourteen (14) feet, with a minimum Diameter at Breast Height of two (2) inches
and a minimum of four and one half (4-112) teet of clear trunk immediately after
installation. Minimum canopy spread shall be characteristic of the species.
This category shall constitute forty (40) percent minimum of the total trees
required.
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ORDINANCE NO.
6. Soils: All required landscape materials shall be installed using a planting soil mix
comprised of a type appropriate to the individual proposed plant material and the native soil
found on the site.
7. Mulch: A two (2) inch minimum thickness, afler initial watering in, of approved
organic mulch material shall be installed in all areas not covered by buildings, pavement,
sod, preserved areas and annual flower beds. Each tree shall have a ring of organic mulch
no less than twenty four (24) inches beyond its trunk in all directions.
8. Stabilization: All trees and palms planted as trees shall be securely guyed, braced
and/or staked at the time of planting until established. The use of nails, wire, rope, or other
methods which damage the tree or palm are prohibited. All plants shall be installed with the
top of the root ball even with the soil grade.
9. lrrigation: lnigation systems of an automatic type shall be required on all new and
transplanted material.
(a) All irrigation systems shall be designed to lqyg a minimum of one hundred' (100) percent ioverage with a one hundred ('100) percent overlap. Drip, trickle
or other non-visible irrigation systems will be permitted if designed and
approved on the irrigation plan. lrrigation systems shall be designed to
minimize application of water to impervious areas
(b) High water demand landscape areas, such as turf, shall be designed as
separate zones from low water demand areas.
(c) Controlled irrigation systems shall be operated by a irrigation controller capable' ' of irrigating high demand areas on a different schedule from low water demand
areas. Th-e controller shall compensate for natural rainfall when it exceeds the
application rate of this code section.
(d) The use non-potable water, in irrigation of landscape areas is required. Potable' water may be used in the event that it is found that the total salts in the ground
water are-unacceptable or with the written permission of the Director of Utilities.
A certification that the total salts contained in the ground water will not harm the
plant material is required for all wells.
(e) Water shall not be applied more frequently than every other day and shall not' exceed two (2) inches total per week unless restricted by the City Commission
or the South Florida Water Management District to a greater extent. Hours of
operation of inigation systems shall be between the hours of 5:00 PM to 8:00AM unless stricter hours of operation are set by the South Florida Water
Management District or the City Commission. Exemptions from the irrigation
hour restrictions are as follows:
1. lrrigation using a micro-irrigation system.
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.RDINANCE No.
visible screen within a maximum of one (1) year after time of planting. Vr'hen
shrubs are used as a visual buffer around vehicular use areas, the height of
solid shrubs at installation shall be measured as a minimum of two (2) feet
above the vehicular use area pavement surface that directly abuts the shrubs
and shall attain a height of three (3) feet within one (1) year.
(e) Vines: Vines shall be a minimum of thirty (30) inches in supported height
immediately after planting, and may be used in conjunction with fences, visual
screens. or walls to meet landscape buffer requirements as specified.
(f) Ground Cover: Ground Covers shall be planted with a minimum of fifty percent
coverage with one hundred (100) percent coverage occurring within six (6)
months of installation.
(g) Turf: All turf areas shall be sodded using species suitable as permanent lawns
in the City of Dania, Florida. ln no case shall seeding be allowed as a method
of producing turf coverage.
(h) Restricted Plant Species: These species cannot be counted for more than ten
(10) percent of the total number of required trees, or five (5) percent of other
required plant material.
1 . Brittle Species List:
Botanical Name Common Name
Acacia auriculiformis Earleaf acacia
Araucaria heterophylla Norfork lsland Pine
Bischofia javanica Bischofia, Toog
Dalbergia sissoo lndiana Rosewood, Sissoo
Grevillea robusta Silk Oak
2. Species with lnvasive Root Systems List: These and other species whose
roots are known to cause damage to pavement or utilities shall not be
planted closer than twelve (t2) feet from to a pavement edge unless an
bpproved root barrier structure is installed, or closer than twenty five feet
from a public water, sewer or drainage line.
Botanical Name Common Name
Bischofia javanica Bischofia, Toog
Schefflera actinophylla Schefflera
Ficus spp. Ficus
Acacia auriculiformis Earleaf acacia
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Section 3. 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
ATTEST,
City Clerk - Auditor
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS
By:
FRANK C. ADLER, City Attorney
40
ORDINANCE NO
MAYOR. COMMISSIONER
2. lrrigation of new landscaPing.
3. Watering in of chemicals, including insecticides, pesticides, fertilizers,
fungicides, and herbicides when required by law, recommended by the
manufacturer, or constituting best management practices.4. Maintenance and repair of inigation systems.
5. lrrigation using low volume hand watering, _ including watering by one hose-
att6nded by one person, fitted with a self-canceling or automatic shutoff
nozzle or both.
10. Maintenance Requirements For All Landscape Areas.
(a) The owner of land subject to this ordinance shall be .responsible for the' maintenance of said land and landscaping so as to present a healthy, vigorous
and neat appearance free from refuse, debris and weeds. All landscap.ed
areas shall be sufficiently fertilized and irrigated to maintain the plant material in
a healthy condition.
(b) Two (2) inches of clean, weed free, approved organic mulch should be' ' maintained over all areas originally mulched at all times.
(c) All pruning shall be accomplished in accordance with the most current' ' publication-of the National Arborist Society. A permit shall be issued by the
Growth Management Department prior to pruning taking place.. The permit fee
shall be ten (10) dollars per tree being pruned. The fee may be amended by
resolution of the Cily Commission from time to time.
(d) lrrigation systems shall be maintained to eliminate waste of water due to loss' ' froin damage, missing or improperly operating sprinkler heads, emitters, pipes
and all other portions of the inigation system.
(e) Persons, corporation, businesses.or any other who- apply pesticides, and/or any' other regulated substances, shall comply with all applicable local, state and
federal regulations as amended.
Sec. 26-55. Violation.
Any violation of Article l, ll, lll. or lV of this chapter shall be subject to the maximum fine
as provided for in Section 1-8 of the City Code; which fine shall be placed in the
Beautifi cation Trust Fund."
Section 2. 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.
39
ORDINANCE NO
* 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
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APPENDIX I
RECOMMENDED TREES FOR CANOPY REPLACEMENT
CATEGORY 1 TREES
Common Name
African mahogany
flame bottle tree
* bald cypress
black olive
floss silk tree
golden rain tree
golden shower tree
. gumbo limbo
lndian tamarind
jacaranda
kapok tree
* laurel oak
' live oak
* mahogany
* mastic
* paradise tree
* pitch apple
" pond cypress
. red bay
' red maple
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
1
* native to Florida
Mueller's almond
persimmon
pigeon plum
pink kumpet tree
pond apple
pongam
queen's crape-myrtle
soapberry
southern 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 trees 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
frangipani
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
Citharexylum fruticosum
Plumeria spp.
Drypetes lateriflora
Piscidia piscipula
llex krugiana
Lonchocarpus
Nectandra coriacea
Euphoria longan
Eriobotrya japonica
Litchi chinensis
Noronhia emarginata
Manilkara roxburghiana
J
native to Florida
Spanish stopper
sweet acacia
torchwood
Washington palm
wax myrtle
white geiger
wild lime
native to Florida
Eugenia foetida
Acacia farnesiana
Amyris elemifera
Washingtonia robusta
Myrica cerifera
Cordia boissieri
Zanthoxylum fagara
o
CATEGORY 3 TREES
(Also includes trees listed under Categories 1 and 2)
Common Name
allspice
beach acacia
black ironwood
blolly
bottlebrush tree
brush cherry
cabbage palm
Canary lsland date palm
Chinese fan palm
coconut palm
cocoplum
coral bean
crape-myrtle
geiger tree
glossy privet
Jamaica caper
Macadamla nut
redberry stopper
royal palm
Simpson stopper
snailseed
Latin Name
Pimenta dioica
Acacia cyanophylla
Krugiodendron ferreum
Guapira discolor
Callistemon spp.
Syzygium paniculatum
Sabal palmetto
Phoenix canariensis
Livistona chinensis
Cocos nucifera
Chrysobalanus icaco
Erythrina spp.
Lagerstroemia indica
Cordia sebestena
Ligustrum lucidum
Capparis cynophallophora
Macadamia spp.
Eugenia confusa
Roystonia spp.
Myrcianthes fragrans
Cocculus laurifolius
native to Florida
APPENDIX 2
PROPOSED LIST OF TREES & PALMS
Recommend For
Planting Under Electrical Lines
TREES
Common Name
allspice
argentine Shower
black lronwood
blolly
bottlebrush (weeping)
buttonwood (silver)
carambola (Star-fruit)
cassia
chaste-tree
citrus (except grapefruit trees)
crape-myrtle
dahoon holly
dwarf-poinciana
ebony (Jamaican rain tree)
Geiger Tree
golden trumpet
inkwood
Flowering
Edible Fruit
Latin Name
Pimenta dioica
Cassia carneval
Krugiodendron ferreum
Guapira discolor
Callistemon viminalis
(variety sericeus)
Averrhoa carambola
Averrhoa carambola
Vitex agnus-castus
Citrus spp.
Lagerstroemia indica
llex cassine
Caesalpinia pulcherrimma
Brya ebenus
Cordia sebestena
Tabebuia chrysotricha
Exothea paniculata
o
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
Latin Name
Archontophoenix alexandrae
Hyophorbe lagenicaulis
Phoenix dactylifera
Pseudophoenix sargentii
Coccothrinax argentata
Thrinax radiata
Acoelorrhaphe wrightii
Butia capitata
Syagrus romanzoffiana
Phoenix reclinata
Trachycarpus fortunei
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PALMS
Common names
areca palm
bottle palm
European fan palm
Florida thatch palm
horncone cycad
lady palm
Manila ("adonidia") palm Xmas
opsiandra palm
parlor palm
pindo palm
pigmy date palm
queen sago palm (cycas)
sago palm
spindle
thatch palm
windmill palm
Latin Name
Chnysalidocarpus lutescens
Hyophorbe lagenicaulis
Chamaerops humilis
Thrinax radiata
Ceratozamia mexicana
Rhapis excelsa
Veitchia merrillii
Gausia maya
Chamaedorea spp.
Butia capitata
Phoenix roebelenii
Cycas circinalis
Cycas spp.
Hyophorbe verschaffeltii
Thrinax spp.
Trachycarpus fortunei
Note: All species are considered Category 3 trees except as otherwise note in
Appendix l.
10
lancewood
loquat
Mexican caesalpinia
millettia
mimusops
pitch-apple
princess-flower
silver trumpet tree
tree ligustrum
wax-myrtle
White Geiger
wild tamarind
yellow-elder
F lowering
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
9
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - AUDITOR
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS
By:
Frank C. Adler, City Attorney
MAYOR - COMMISSIONER
Section 3. That this resolution shall be in force and take effect immediately upon
its passage and adoption.
PASSED and ADOPTED this
-
day of
-,
1994.
RESOLUTION NO
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA,
ESTABLISHING 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
IN CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE
EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, Section 26-17 (2) (a) of the city code provides that the fee for tree
removal shall be as established by resolution of the City Commission of the City of
Dania;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA:
Sectionl.ThatasprovidedforinSection26-17(2)(a)oftheCodeof
Ordinances, Tree removal fees are adopted as follows:
(1)TheFeescheduleasprovidedforinSection26-17(2)(a)oftheCityCode
entitled, "Application Filing Fee", shall be as follows:
(a) for subsection (a) tree removal license fee:
1 . for the initial tree removal license $100 00
2. plus, for each tree proposed to be removed
or relocated
(b) for subsection (c):
1 . tor a substantial deviation of a license
$ 10.00
*q
$ 50.00
$ 10.00
2. plus, for each additional lree proposed to
be removed or relocated
Section 2. That all resolutions or parts of resolutions in conflict herewith be and
the same are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict'
t
l
0
CITY OF DANIA
!NTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
ba
TO:
FROM:
RE:
Date:
Robert Flatley
City Manager
\Mll Allen
Growth Management Director bu all,^-
Renewal of Occupational License for Auctioneers
March 15, 1994
A request has been made for renewal of an occupational license for two auctionee/s
licenses. Section 21-52 of the Dania Code of ordinances indicates such a license is to
be granted or reviewed by the City Commission on an annual basis.
The renewals concern the license of sheila Gross for proper$ at 45 S. Federal Hwy
and Bruee Kodner for property at 'l 1 s. Federal Hwy. The applicants have been given
notice that the hearing will be held at the March 22, 1994 meeting.
section 21-52 (d) explains the criteria by which the city commission may refuse or
revoke an auctionee/s license. ln checking with chief Farley of BSO and \Mlliam
Johnson of Code Enforcement, there have not been any violations of this section during
the past year.
WA;lc
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
CITY OF DANIA
{OO W. DANIA BEACH BLVD.
P.O. BOX l70E
DANIA, FL 3300/t
March 14, 1994
Phon.: (3051Far: (305)
921-8700
921-2604
Dear Ms. Gross:
The Dania city commission will conduct a hearing concerning your application
for an auctionee/s license for property at 45 South Federal Highway at their March 22,
1994 meeting. The hearing will be placed on the agenda for the meeting which begins
at 7:30 p.m. The meeting is held at the city commission Room at 100 w Dania Beach
Blvd. You have the right to be represented at the hearing by counsel'
Attached for your information is a portion of chapter 21 of the Dania code of
Ordinances which concerns auctions and auctioneers. An annual license is required'
we have your original application and the renewal notice for 1993/94, as well as your
bond.
Please be familiar with section 21-52 ( a copy of which is enclosed) which is the
criteria by which the City Commission can revoke or refuse an auctioneers license.
The license fee for an auction store listed in section 1 5-12 0f the Dania code of
Ordinances is $ 1,343.75.
Mrs. Sheila Gross
1400 S. Treasure Dr.
North Bay Village, FL 33141
Sincerely,
CITY OF DANIA
Afi ul*
\Mll Allen
GroMh Management Director
cc: Robert FlatleY, CitY Manager
Eula Gardner, Administrative Assistant
Occupational Licenses
CITY OF DANIA
IOO W. OANIA BEACH BLVD.
P.O. BOX 1708
oANlA, FL 33004
Phone: (305) 921-8700Frx: (305) 921-2601
March 14, 1994
Mr. Bruce Kodner
4898 NW 25 WaY
Boca Raton, FL
The license fee for an auction store listed in section 15-12 0f the Dania code of
Ordinances is $ 1,343.75.
Sincerely,
CITY OF DANIA
Dear Mr. Kodner:
The Dania City Commission will conduct a hearing concerning your application
for an auctioneer's liiense for property at 1 1 South Federal Highway at their March 22,
i ggJ ,""ting. The hearing will be placed on the agenda for the meeting which begins
"ii,SO
p.r. -1he meeting is held at the City Commission Room at 100 W Dania Beach
SirO. V!, have the right to be represented at the hearing.by counsel'
Attached for your information is a portion of chapter 21 of lhe Dania code of
ordinances which concerns auctions and auctioneers. An annual license is required.
w" n"r" your original application and the renewal notice for 1993/94, as well as your
bond.
Please be familiar with section 21-52 (a copy of which is enclosed) which is the
criteria by which the City Commission can revoke or refuse an auctioneers license'
Wll Allen
Growth Management Director
cc: Robert FlatleY, Cit-v Manager
Eula Gardner, Administralive Assistant
OccuPational Licenses
04ru^
TO
FROM:
RE:
Date:
CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
Chief Farley
Broward Sheriffs Office District lX
Will Allen
Growth Management Director
Request for Background Check Concerning Auctioneers License
March 8, 1994
Renewal of two applications for Auctioneer licenses been requested by Bruce Kodner
of Bruce Kodner Galleries located at 11 South Federal Hwy, Dania; and Shelia Gross of
Kodner Galleries, ll, located at 45 South Federal Hwy, Darlia. Such a license renewal
request must be approved by the City Commission. One of the steps in obtaining
renewal is for the Chief of Police to check for any violations as stated in Section 2'l-
52(d). A copy ofthe code section is attached.
We would like to schedule this item for review at the March 22, 1994, City Commission
meeting. ln order to process this request the above information would need to be
completed by March 1 5, 1994. Please let me know if there are any problems with this
timeframe.
CC: Robert Flatley
Bruce Kodner 11 South Federal HwY.
Sheila Gross 45 South Federal HwY.
atlachments
LC;
RON COCERAII
SEERIFT
BROWARD COUNTYP. O. BOX 9507
FORT I,AUDERDAI,E, FI,ORIDA 33310
9 4-O7 3
Pursuant to Your
Bruce Kodner and
Evans, d/b/a Ms.
findings, there
tine.
JFlf1
March 14, ]-99 4
Will A1Ien, Grov/th Management Director
chief Janes T. farlef) Dania/District II
Request for Background check Concerning
Auctioneers License
request a background check has been conpleted on
in6ir. cross oi Bruce Kodner GaLleries and sonya-i.y
"ot"..ning Auctioneers License' Based on
i.s rio crininal -reason to deny licensing at this
DATE !
UEUO TO!
trROU:
SUBJECT 3
CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
a
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 of the 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 of 537 South Federal
Hwy. 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 refuse or
revoke a Palmistry/Fortunetellers license. ln checking with Chief Farley of BSO and
\A/illiam Johnson of Code Enforcement, there have not been any violations of this
section during the Past Year.
WA;lc
HlfrT il".*ement Director D,U al/'*
TO
FROM:
RE:
CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
Chief Farley
Broward Sheriffs Office District lX
Will Allen
Growth Management Director
Request for Background Check Concerning Palmistry License Renewal
Date:March 8, 1994
CC: Robert Flatley
Sonja Evans 537 S Federal HwY
attachments
LC;
Renewal of an application for a Palmisucharacter Reader license for sonja Evans,
d/b/a Ms. Kay ot537 South Federal Hwy has been requested. Such license renewal
requests .uit b" approved by the City Commission. Section 12.5-2(d) lists the criteria
by which the City Commission may refuse or revoke renewal of a Fortunetelling license.
One of the stepi in obtaining renewal is for the Chief of Police to check for any
violations as siated in Section 12.5-2(d): A copy of the code section is attached.
we would like to schedule this item for review at the March 22, 1994, City commission
meeting. ln order to process this request the above information would need to be
compleied by March i S, t SSa. PleasS let me know if there are any problems with this
timeframe.
t:
RON COCAREN
SUERITT
BROWARD COI'NTI
P. O. BOX 9507
FORT LAUDERDALE, EIJORIDA 33310
March 14, 1994
Will A11en, Growth llanagement Director
chief Janes t. rarley) Dania/District Ir
Request for Background Check Concerning
Auctioneers License
pursuant to your request a background check has been compLeted on
Bruce Kodner- and Sheifa Gross of Bruce Kodner Galleries and Sonya
ir..,=, d/b/a l,rs. Kay concerning Auctioneers License' Based on
ti"Jli.g=, there is rio crirninal reason to deny licensing at this
time.
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SUBJECT:
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CITY OF DANIA
lOO W. DANIA BEACH BLVD.
P.O. BOX 1708
DANIA, FL 33004
March 14, 1994
Phone:
Fax:
92't -8700
921-2601
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Ms. Sonya Evans
d/b/a Ms. Kay
537 South Federal HwY
Dania, FL 33004
Dear Ms. Evans:
The Dania city commission will conduct a hearing concerning your application
for a Palmistry/Fortunetellers license for property at 537 S Federal Highway at their
March22,1994 meeting. The hearing will be placed on the agenda forthe meeting
which begins at 7:30 p.m. The meeting is held at the city commission Room at 100 w
Dania Beach Blvd. You have the right to be represented at the hearing by counsel.
Attached for your information is Chapter 12.5-2 of lhe Dania Code of Ordinances
which concerns Fortunetellers, Plamists, clairvoyants and Astrologers. An annual
license is required. We have your original application and the renewal notice for
1993/94, as well as Your bond.
Please be familiar with Section 12.5 (a copy of which is enclosed) which is the
criteria by which the City Commission can revoke or refuse a Palmistryi Fortunetellers
license.
Sincerely,
baalk
Wll Allen
Growth Management Director
cc: Robert Flatley, CitY Manager
Eula Gardner, Administrative Assistant
Occupational Licenses
The license fee for a Fortuneteller, Plamist, clairvoyants and Astrologer business
is listed in Section 15-12 of the Dania Code of Ordinances is $'l '000.00 .
C,RE 'v
a 6Dania Chamber of C m erce
'109 West Danio Bedch Boulevard . P.O. Box 838 . D6nia, Florido 33004 r (305) 927-3377
l.Iarch 14, 1994
City of DaniaIIr. Robert FlatleyCity l{anagerDania, Florida 33OO4
Dear llr. Flatley:
As Vice President of Governrrental Affairs for the
Dania Chamber of Coranerce. f would like to request being
placed on the agenda for the Ylarch 22, 1994 City Commission
l{eet ing.
This request is so that I may update the Commissoners
on the Dania Chamber of Conmerce events.
I sould also like to request this be done on a nonthly
basis.
S incerely,
At/-t----
Laura PiccoloVice President
GovernnenEal Affairs
LPlsIp
MEMORANDUM
TO: CITY MANAGER ROBERT FLATLEY
FROM:WANDA MULLIKIN, CITY CLERK
SUBJECT: REVENUE DISBURSEMENT FROM BUS BENCHES
DATE: MARCH 14, 1994
WE HAVE RECEIVED THE FIRST CHECK FROM BOB-RAY INC. FOR BUS
BENCHES IN THE AMOUNT OF $624.00
WOULD YOU PLEASE PLACE AN ITEM ON THE NEXT AGENDA ASKING THE CITY
COMMISSION FOR CLARIFICATION AND DIRECTION AS TO WHAT WE SHOULD
DO WITH THIS REVENUE FOR THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR IN RELATION TO
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE?
B(IB.RAY TilG.
March 8, 1994
Ms. Wanda Mullikin
City Clerk
City of Dania
P.O. Box'1708
Dania, FL 33004
Dear Ms. Mullikin:
Enclosed is our check in the amount ol $624.00 for the month of February,
1994 for the bus benches in the City of Dania.
We arrived at this figure as follows:
$50.00/year or $4.16/month/bench for 150 benches
$4.16 x 150 benches = $624.00
We are also attaching a total list of bus bench locations in the City of
Dania which number 11'l as of March 1st. Also attached is a list of allsold locations, customer names and 10% of monthly advertising charge.
As you can see, the 9624.00 paid is more than the 10olo advertising fee, and
we are paying for the 150 benches even though we have 111 benches at the
present time as agreed upon.
lf you have any further questions, please feel free to call me al 566-7771or 983-9111.
Yours ly
Ray Tomczak
President
RT:bt
Attachments
950 N.E.40th Court
oakland Park, FL 55554
March l, 1994
Dania Bus Bench Customer List
Dania Beach
Ent. to pier
Ent. to pier
Ent. to beach parlc-NW side of
griII
Ent. to beach park-NW side of
griil
Exit rampOpp. Sea Fair
Federal Hwv.
sE llth SL
BeL SE 9 & l(fth Sts.
sE 7th sL
SE 3rd Terr.-5o' N.
SE 3rd Tew-lOO' N.
Stirling Rd.-N. bench
Stirling Rd
swr$se
Dania Bch. Blvd
Old Griffin Rd
Old Griffin Rd
New Griffin Rd.
New Griffin Rd
New Griffin Rd
OId Grtffin Rd.
Bryan Rd
Bryan Rd
70O'W. of Bryan Rd
g Advertisers Amt.
sEc
NWC
swc
NWC
NEC
s/s
s/s
t{wc
N/s
82.2s
$4.92
$6.2s
s4.92
$6.50
ss.oo
86.7s
$6.50
$s.s0
Jean Cook Realty
Goldcoast Jewelry & Loan
China Canton R€st
Goldcoast Jewelry & Loan
Trans Fla. Bank
Sunshine Motel
CIub Nautico
Royale Palm Yacht Basin
Meadowbrook Coin Laun
Jean Cook Realty
Stat Medical Clinic
Ready Cash Pawn
Stat Medical Clinic
Ready Cash Pawn
lean Cook Realty
Atlantic Dental
Jean Cook Realty
Jean Cook Realty
Meadowbrook Coin Laund
Trans Fla. Bank
China Cantor Rest
Ready Cash Pawn
Bleeps Sub Shop
Jean Cook Realty
Meadowbrook Coin Laun-
Jean Cook Realty
Trans Fla. Bank
California Dream Inn
s/s
s/s
E/S
$2.2s
$7.50
$2.67
$7.so
82.67
NEC
WS
SEC
E/S
E/S
sEc
sEc
swc
sEc
E/S
swc
swc
NEC
swc
$2.2s
$6.42
$2.2s
92.25
$s.s0
$6.s0
$6.25
$3.so
,s.83
82.2s
$5.s0
$2.2s
$6.2s
$3.75
E/S
sEc
swc
swc
WS
Duskyb Marine 85.92
Grand Prix ,5.83
Dania Antique Dist. Assoc $5.50
LOCATIONS
Dania Beach BIvd.
SE Znd Ave
NE 2nd Ct.
SE 3rd Ave.
Fronton Blvd.
Ent to lai-Alai
7OO' E. of SE Sth Ave-
Gulfstream Rd.
Gulfstream Rd
800 Blk.
Griffin Rd.
SECr of I-95, Fn DCOTA
kt Light E. of I-95
lst Lisht E. of I-95
lst light E. of I-95
27th Ave.
Phippen Rd.
sw 4th sL
sw 4th sL
Sheridan St.
650 Blk.
75O' E. of SE Sth Ave.
SE ZndAve.
SE Znd Ave.
SW 4th Ave.
N. 22nd Ave. (SW 12th Ave.)
Stirling Rd.
SW 7st Ave.
Phippen Rd
BryanRd
I-95
29th Ave
29th Ave.
Ravenswood Rd.
St. Rd. 84
SW 26th Terr.
Bryan Rd.
NW Ist St
IIW Ist 5t
NW 7st Ave.
JustN. of Dania Bch. BIvd
Grand Prix
Rustic Inn
FL Laud Hilton
Miller's Hardware
Capt. Mike's Seafood
McDonald's
Meadowbrook Coin Laun
Jean Cook Realty
Goldcoast Jewelry & Loans
Goldcoqst Jewelry & Loans
Goldcoast Jewelry & Loans
S/S
NEC
NWC
NWC
N/s
NWC
t5.83
$6.67
$8.50
$6.33
$5.2s
i7.s0
fs.s0
$2.2s
$4.92
84.92
$s.oo
E/S
N/S
N/S
NWC
NWC
NWC
NEC
sEc
ttwc
liEc
NWC
N/S
N/s
NWC
sEc
NWC
SEC Lestefs Diner
Estate Furn- Sales
lean Cook Realty
Grand Prix
Check Cashing
Dryclean USA
Logan's Mensware
Daisy South Florist
Grand Prix
Grand Prix
86.s0
82.25
fs.83
$3.91
$4.75
87.71
$s.42
s5.20
,s.83
,s.83
81.s0E/S Beaudet Antiques
Totals:$276.42
Goldcoast Jewelry & Loans $4.92
Goldcoast Jewelry & Loans $4.92
MARTNE ADVISORY BOARD (TERMS OF TH|S BOARD tS FOR ONE YEAR)
COMMISSIONER BERTINO: 1 APPOINTMENT NEEDED TO REPTACE WILLIAM HILL-
I HAVE ATTACHED A LIST OF THOSE PEOPLE I HAVE ON FILE THAT HAVE
EXPRESSED AN INTEREST IN SERVING ON BOARDS.
THESE APPOINTMENTS W|LL BE PLACED ON THE MARCH 22, 1994 AGENDA.
fl' P-LCOMMISSIONER JONES: 1 APPOINTMENT NEEDED. BOB LIZANA'S TERM EXPIRES 3t94. f
APPOINTMENTS NEEDED FOR THE MEMORIALS COMMITTEE: ,
VICE.MAYOR MIKES: 1 APPOINTMENT NEEDED . TIVL I IA:.L
PLANNING & ZONING BOARD
MAYOR GRACE: ONE APPOINTMENT NEEDED (THIS IS THE ONE YEAR APPOINTMENT OF
TIMOTHY MC LEOD MADE lN MARCH OF 1993). -. y'. .- -.L -7+' t)'(. vu.L-
7t*
MEMORANDUM
TO: MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS
FROM: WANDA MULLIKIN, CITY CLERK
SUBJECT: NEEDED BOARD APPOINTMENTS
DATE: MARCH 11,1994
APPOINTMENTS NEEDED FOR AIRPORT AOVISORY BOARD:
COMMISSIONER BERTINO: 2 APPOINTMENTS NEEDED TO REPLACE MICHAEL DEL SAPIO AND
BOB LIZANA. $,,y',
VICE-MAYOR MIKES: '1 APPoINTMENT NEEDED TO REPLACE SHIBIE COALE (SEE ATTACHED
RESIGNATION) gN'.r"*
2 APPOINTMENTS AR NEEDED BY THE COMMISSION AS A WHOLE FOR THIS BOARD: THE
TERM O ALTERNATE EXPIRES MARCH OF 1994 ANDHU RENDA'S
TERM AS A REGULAR MEMBER EXPIRES IN MARCH OF 1994.
APPOINTMENT NEEDED FOR CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD
ONE APPOINTMENT TO THIS BOARD IS NEEDED BY THE COMMISSION AS A WHOLE TO
REPLACE ROXANE KNIGHT WHO HAS RESIGNED. ROXANE WAS SERVING IN LIEU OF A
GENERAL CONTRACTOR. ,,y't ip F jn *t-
TWO APPOINTMENTS ARE NEEDED.ARTHUR POINTED AS A BUSINESSMAN)
N LLIAM SA PPOINT A SUB.CONTRACTOR) TERMS EXPIRE IN MARCH
1994.
DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
ONE APPOINTMENT BY THE COMMISSION IS NEEDED TO SERVE AS CHAIRMAN OF THIS
BOARD. APPOINTMENT SHOULD BE A COMMISSIONER.BE IS
CURRENTLY SERVING BUT THE TERM IS FOR ONE YEAR AND WLL EXPIRE N MARCH OF 1994
APPOINTMENTS NEEDED FOR THE HUMAN RELATIONS BOARD
COMMISSIONER JONES: 1 APPOINTMENT NEEDED (THIS WAS THE ONE YEAR APPOINTMENT
OF MERITA MITCHELL MADE IN MARCH OF 1993).
coMMtsstoNER JONES: 1 APPOINTMENT NEEDED (THIS WAS THE ONE YEAR APPOINTMENT
OF IRVING WARMAN MADE IN MARCH OF 1993).
APPOINTMENTS NEEDED FOR THE INDUSTRIAL ADVISORY BOARD
MAYOR GRACE: 2 APPOINTMENTS NEEDED (THESE WERE THE OI.JE YEAR ABPOINTMENTS OF
THOMAS SUTTON AND EARL WASHINGTON winOe tN MARCH OF 1993). *^8 "-
March 2, 1994
Wanda Mullihn
City Clerk
CiV d Dania
100 W. Dania Beach Bh/d.
Dania. FIoriCa 33004
Dear Wanda,
Please cfflsider thb as nffication that I hare resigned tom Ale AiPort AdYisory
Bcrd.
SirEerely,
Sherie C. C@le
mFR-@-198t4 16:35 P .Al
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MEMORANDUM
TO: MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS
FROM: WANDA MULLIKIN, CITY CLERK
SUBJECT: VOLUNTEERS FOR POSSIBLE BOARD MEMBERS
DATE: MARCH 11,1994
lN RESPONSE TO NEWSPAPER ADS IN THE DANIA PRESS AND NOTICES ON
THE UTILITY BILLS, THE FOLLOWING CITIZENS HAVE VOLUNTEERED TO
SERVE ON VARIOUS BOARDS AS NEEDED.
Leta Scanlan
709 NW 7th St.
Dania, Fl
Phone: 922-3663
lntersted in Code Enforcement board, lndustrial Board or P. & Z. Board
Ms. Edythe Gilbert
201 SE 11th Terrace
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
SOUTH FLORTDA SPORTS COMMffi,
N. Lauderdatq Florida 3306g
(30s) 726-0049
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RE: Reguest for on-siteworkshop on 4y'9y'94 10:3Oamat 2600 S.l{.36th Sr.
l{R. ROBERT FLATLEIa//C I TY }{cR.CITII OF I]A}JIA
1OO WEST DANIA BCII . BLVD.DA}J]A,FLOR]DA 33004
DEAR I.,IR. FLATLE)..
As per our phone conversation on 3_11_94.We are requesting aon-site. workshop prior to our reconsid.eration meeting "i ijo_gq.rf possible we could conduct the on-site workshop on sat.April 9th10:30 A.l{.. if this date meets vith your approval.The purpose of this vorkshop is to conduct a second sound testwith the city commission and residents present in order to demonstratenoise rJould not in any il,ay be a problem with our park. W. riff .f"ohave on-site. a sma11 shofiing of a youth event to give a feel forthe type of people and activities that would occur at the park. weuiII have a small temporary course ready to demonstrate thl youtnevent. since the site is rough it would not be safe to conduttanything other t.han a extensive sound test for the ful1 sizei\{otocross participants .
with rimited resources we wirl still nake every effort to providefor comfort at the site for the Commission and the public. we wouldstiI1 suggest casual attire and shoes. If the 9th of April is afeasable date for you and the City Commission please tlt me knovat your earliest convenience so that we may govern ourselves accordingly.
T )aou STNA
B AN PENIOI(-PRESIDEIiT S. F. S. C
OFFERING BROWARD COUNry THE FINEST IN MOTOCROSS RACING
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