HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-02-15 Workshop City Commission Meeting Agenda Packet1 . Motocross Park
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3. Modello Park pool repair estimate.
4. Utility code changes.
5. Bid advertising procedures.
6. Tree preservation ordinance.
7. Crime and the northwest community.
AGENI'A
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INTERO FFI CE MEMOBAN D U M
To:Robert Flatley, City Manager
From: Dan Oyler, CitY Planner
Date January 72, 1994
Re Proposed Tree Presenration, Tree Abuse and Landscape Ordinance.
Broward County has enacted two new ordinances which are now affective on a
cotrnty wide basis. Broward Coun$ Ordinance 93-10 titled'Tree Preserrration" and 'Tree
Abuse" are being enforced by the Departrnent of Nafural Resource Protection. Ths
orrdiffnce allows for a municipality to adopt their own ordinance as long as it is as
stringent as the county's. Our existing ordinance is not as skingent and will not qualifu in
this case. If this ordinance is not adopted then the county will be enforcing the tee
remoual and tee abuse ordinances.
Therefor I have prepared a new ondinance which is almost a direct duplicate of the
county's and have also revised our o<isting landscape code to bring it more up to date.
Briefly, the new Tree Preseruation ordinance provides for the following:
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Exempts single-family and duplo< with the o(ception of kees removed prior to a
C.O. or the remouai of Historical or Special Stah:s Trees.
Provides for the issuance of a tree remorral/relocation license.
Provides for tee replaccment.
Provides for payment in lieu of replacement/relocation.
Provides for the creation of a Tree Presenration Trust Fund'
Provides for bonding in cerbin circumstances.
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The landscaped section has also been revised and contairs the following
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';lThe new Tree Abuse Section provides for the following:,.1
The kimming of bees to be in accordance with National Arborist Association
standards.
Does not exempt single{amily of duplex.
Provides for Remedial Actions.
Provides for the upgrading of existing parking lots under conditions.
Provides for a 10 foot landscape buffer adjacent to public rights-of-urays with 1 tee
per qtery 30 feet and a continuous hedge, wall of other durable landscape barrier.
The code now requires a 5 foot landscape buffer.
Provides for a 5 foot landscape buffer between parking lots and the adjacent
property with 1 tee every 4Q feet and a continuous hedge, wall or other
durable landscape barier for residential multi-family projects.
Provides for interior landscaping for all vehicular use areas.
hovides for site triangles adjacent to public rights-of-way,
Provides for the landscaping of all non-vehicular open space based on a percentage
of the site.
Provides for a 10 foot landscape buffer between commercial, business and
indushial properties when they abut a residential properiy which indudes a 5 foot
masonry wall or solid wooden fence, tees anery 40 feet, and a hedge on the
residential side of the wall.
Provides for irstallation requirements.
Provides that a min. of 40o/o of the plant material be native to South Florida.
Provides for irrigation in compliance with South Florida Water Management
Regulatiors.
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Attached for the Commissions review is the proposed ordinance, Tree Removal
Ucense and Resolution for setting permit fees.
Please place this proposed ordinance on the next available Commission Workshop
for their consideration.
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WGETATION
(REVTSTON V r,/94)
ARIICI.E I.In General
ARNCIE 17 Tree Preseroation
Tree Abuse
ARNCIE,N.Landscaping
ARTIC[l I. In General
SECflON 267. Tees, Roots Damaging Publlc Prcpefiy'Nottce to Groroth
Managemeat Dlrector.
Whene1rcr and wherever there shall be any Eee or bees growing upon any stseet, alley or rlght'of-
way within the city in zuch way and manner that the roots of srch bee or tees have deshoyed or damaged
any sideur-alk, cr.rb, gutter, street pavement, waterline, sewer [ne, or other property, or if any s.rch kee or
trees shall be growing upon any property abutting upon mch sidewalk, curb, gufter, sh€et pavefient,
waterline or sewer lhe or other property in such way and manner as to caus€ destrucdon or damage of or
to such facilities, it shall be the duty of any official or employee of the city having knowledge thereof to
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immediately notify the Growth Management Drector or his designee ol such damage and destruction to the
prop€rty of the city.
SEC ON 2G2. Same'Remouol on Publlc Progerty'
Upon receiving notice of such damage or destructlon as set forth in Section 2G1 hereof and if sudl
bee or t'ees shall be growing upon property of the city, the Growth Management Director or his designee
shalt fmmediately cause zuch tree or trees to be remor,Bd or deskoyed. tf the bee or tsees are growinij in''"
the swale area which abuls a residential structure it shall be the responsibility oI the residential owner to
remor,p such tree or trees at their expense and to replace such tree or bees with an approved bee or bees
as directed by the Growth Management Director or his designee. A tree remorral permit shall be iseied
prior to the remornl of the trees or hees. The resi&ntial owner shall also be responsible for the repair of
any public properp damaged h/ said tree or tre6'
SECfiON 2G3. Some'Bemoual on Priuate Prcpcrty'
Upon receiving notice of any damage or destruction as set forth in S€ction 2G7 hereof' and if sr]l
tree or trees shall be growing upon prirate prop€rty abutting qrch sidewalk, curb, gutter' street pat'Ement,
unterline, sewer line or other property and cawing the damage or destruction thereo{, the Grorpth
Management Director, or his designee, upon receMng such notice shall immediately notifiJ the owner of
swh property in wfifing to ort down, destroy, or remove srch tree or trees within ten (10) da5rs hom the
date of receipt of zuch notice.
In the event such owner shall Iail or refuse to cr.rt down, destroy or remotre the tree or tr€es within
ten (10) days, then the Growth Management Director, or his designee shall cause s'rdr tree or trees to be
cr:t down, removed or destroyed by the employees of the city and shall charge the cost thereol against the
owner, and the amount of the cost to the city shall be a lien upon the propernT.
ln the event the tree or lrees harre caused damage to public property the owner of the prirrate
propertyshallberesponsiblelorlhecostoftherepairofsame.Theownershallbeinvoicedfortherepair
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cost by the city and shall make payment to the city within thirty (30) days. lf after thirty (30) da!,s payment is
not receiwd by the city, the city shall placi a lien upon the prop€rty for said cost'
SECflON 2H' 267O Reserued-
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ARTICI.E II Tree Preseruation.
SECflON 2G77. Shott tltle.
This article shall be known and may be cited as the Tree Preserr.ation frinance of the Gty of
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S,ECTION 2672 Declaration of Intent
The City Commission of the City of Dania (the "Commission') finds and declares that preserlration
of hees is integral to the preservation of air and water pollution in that trees use their leaf zurface to trap
and filter out ash, dust and pollen in the air, thereby helping to alleviate air polhttion: that the root q6tems
oI trees hold and consolidate soil and other loose earthen materials, thereby helping to pre\€nt erosion,
redtre non-point source water pollution and maintaining the continued vitality of natural habitats for
propagation and protection of wildlife, birds, game, flsh and other aqr.ratic life; and that removal of trees
causes increased srrface nrn-off which conbibutes to water polluUon. Grdng to the many benefits proided
to the community by tsees, it is the intent of the Commission, in order to protect the air and water of the
6ity of Dania, to pres€rve this yaluable natural resource of the Gty for the health, salety and welfare oI the
general pgblic. While the desbuction of a single be€ may not har,e a significant environmental impact, the
Commission recognizes that tree destruction has a cr.rnulative impact that causes s€!,€re environmental
degradation and causes s€!€re deterioration of the quality of lile in Dania and, because of this impact, the
Commission fin& that t ee destruction is a public nuisance that mr:st be controlled. In the ernluation of a
Eee remoyal llcense, priority shall be given to preservation, relocaflon, replacement and payrnent into th€
Tree Preseration Tnrst Frnd.
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SEC ON 26'13 Ttee Remoool Hcense Required'
1. General - A persoh shall no cause, srffer, permit or allow the removal of any tree withod
first obtaining a license from the crty as herein proided. The property ou'ner, holder of
an easement and or person removing a tree without a license shall be responsible for the
violation. The remoral of bees in violaton oI this Article is a publlc nuisance.
2- Historical Trees - A penon sha.ll not cause, suffer or allow the remoual oI any Historical
Tree withor:t first obtaining a yariance from the Commission to condr.rct the remorral.
3. tand Clearing - Land clearing and site dewlopment where such activities may resdt in the
remoual of trees shall not occur untl a Eee temoual licens€ has been obtained.
SECIION 2G14 Deffnitlons-
tn addition to the definitions of the City o{ Dania Zoning frinances the following definiuons shall
apply.
A. Access urau: A prtrate t/ehicular roadr'vay intersecting a public right-of-{Jay'
B. Aoollcont: The orsner of the properp or his hgaly authorized agmt'
c. Balted & Buned (B & B): Field grown trees or shrubs with roob eshblished in a
earthen ball encompassing the root q/stem necessary for the full recovery of the plant;
wrapped and bound to support the root ball.
D. Berm: An earthen mound.
E. Breast Heiaht; Means a height of four and onehalf (4 l/21leel ak,ve natr:ral gnde.
F. Calioer Dlameter Bteast Heioht (CDBHI: See Dameter Breast Height'
G. Conoov Coueraoer. Mears the aerial extent of ground within the drip line of the kee.
H. Clear Trunk Point abor,p the root ball along the vertical trunk of a tree at which lateral
branching or frons begin.
l. Clear Wood (Gmu Wood\ That portion of the palm trunk which is mature, hard wood
measured hom lhe top of the root ball to the base oI green terminal growth or frons.
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J Container Groton: Plant materia.l gro'*rn in a container of suitable size to allow adequate
room for the hea.lthy development of the root s5rstem
Dramete" Brcast Heiaht (DBHL The diameter of a bee tsunk measured
at four and one-half (4-l/21feet above grade.
Drio line A vertical line extending from the outermost branching of a tree or plant to the
ground.
Effectiuelv Destroved: Means to cause, sJfer, allow or perm.it any act which will cause
a Eee to die or to go into a period oI unnatural decline within a period of one (l) year from
the date of the act. Acts which may effectir,'ely destroy a tee include, hn are not llmited
to, damage inflicted upon the root system by hearnT machinery, excessive timming,
changing the natural gnde above the root slEtem or around the tnrnk, damage
intentionally inflected on the tree permifting infection or pest infestation, applica$on of
herbicidesorotherchemicalagentsorintentionalfiredamagetotheheepermitting
infection or pest infestation, the inftction of a tunk wound that is 50% or greater of the
circumference of the tsunk or the removal of sr.dficient canopy to cause the unnafural
decline of the tee.
Eauloalent Reolacement: A substiMe lor the kee which it replaces as determined by
the Growth Management Drector, or his designee.
Eouiualent Value. A.monetary amount reflecting the cost of vegetation to be replaced.
Grtlv Wad, &e Oar wood.
Ground coues Low growing plants that, by nature of their growth charact€ristics,
completely cor,cr the ground and do not usually exceed two (2) feet in height.
Hedqe, An arenly spaced planting of shrubs which forms a compact, dense, visually
opaque, lfuing barrier.
Historical Tree: A particular tree or group o{ trees which has historical value becaue of
its unique relationship to the history of the region, state, nation or world.
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Land Clearinaz The clearing of vegetation and soils for the purpose of land
development activities. This includes, btrt is not limited to, constnEtion for buildings, right
of ways, utility easements or access, drainage urays, parking lots and other stsuchles, rock
mining, and agricr.rltural activities that invofue the remoual of tees as defined fu this
s€ction.
Landscaoino:
1. (When rced as a noun) Living plant material such as, hn not limited to turf,
ground cover, shruba, vines, trees or palms and non-living durable materia.ls commonly r.rsed
in environmental design s:ch as, h:t not limited to, rocks, pebbles, sand, walls or fences
and aesthetic grading and mounding: brn excluding paving and ststrchres.
2. (When used as a r,lerb) The process of instalting or planting materials commonly rced in
environmenhl design.
Iandscaoe lniootlon: The oubide watering of shrubbery, tsees, lawns, grass, ground
co',rers, vines, gardens and other srh flora, not intended for resale, urtrich are planted and
are sifuated in eidt di',rerse locations as residentlal and recreation areas, cemeteries, p.rblic,
commercial and industrial establishmenb, and publlc medlans and righb'of'uny.
Micro-iniaatloa: The application of small quntities of water on or below the soil
surface as &ope or ttny streams of spny through emitters or applicators placed along a
water deliwry line. Mlcro-irrigation includes a number of methods or concepts such as
bubblier, drip, tickle, mist or micro spay and s:bsurface irrigation.
Mulch: An organic materia.l mch as wood chips, pine straw or bark placed on the soil to
reduce erraporation, prevent soil erosion, control weeds and enrich the soil.
Natiue Planl Soecies Those publistred in the latest issr.re of the Association of Florida
Native Nurseries Plant and Service Locator.
Natiue Toosoil: The uppermost layer of o<isting soil on the site capable of suPPortlng
plant growth.
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AA. Off-Site: For tree relocation and tree replacement, mears any loc.ation in a<cess of one
mile from the tree's origina.l location.
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On-site: For tsee relocation and tsee replacement, means any location one mile or less
from the bee's original location.
Ooerall Heiaht: The measurement of a plant hom the top of the root ball at the soil llne
to the tip of the uppermost part of the plant.
Plantinq Soil: A medium composed of nafurally occtrring mineral particles and organic
matter, which provides the physical, chemical and biological properties necessary for plant
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Potable Woten Water that is sritable for drinking, cr.rlinary, or domestic pupos€s.
Protectiue Borrien Fences or like stnrh.res at least four (4) feet in height that are
conspicuously colored and prevent or obstnrct passage.
Shrubs: A woody plant with several stems produced from the base whlch can be
maintained in a healthy state at a mardmrim overall height of twenty (20) feet.
Site Soeciflc Plant Materiol: The use of the best adapted plant species to minimlze
s.rpplemental irrigauon, fertllzation and nece-ssary pe$ conbol.
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Soecial Status Cateaont Tree: Any tree or group of tsees that oco.n in any of the
following areasr
(a) Natiw Forested Community,
(b) Local Area of Particular Concem,
(c) Natural Resource Area,
(d) Urban Wildemess fuea,
(e) Specimen trees are also indr.rded within tlris designation.
Soecimen Tree: Any tree which has a DBH of 18 inches or greater for conifers
and 24 inches or greater for hardwoods or palms; ufrich is well shaped and in
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good health as verified by dre Gty of Dania, provided, howeler, that the following
trees are not specimen tsees:
(a) non-native fruit trees that are cr:.ltivated or grown for the specific purpose of
producing edible fruit, including, br.rt not limited to: mangos, ardos, or species
of citrus,
(b) species oI the genr:s Ficus a<cept F. aurea (sb-angler fig), F. laevioata (short leaf
fig), F. rubioinosa (nsty fig or nrst leaf fig), F. iacouinifolia, and
(c) Paurtois palm (Acoelorraohe wriohtii), and the Phoenk palm Phoenix reclinata)
which are less that fifteen feet in height, and all other multi-tnrnk palms.
Structure: Any'thing built or constructed. Examples include, but are not llmited
to, buildings, trailen, fences, billboatds, swimming pools, poles, pipelines, ditches,
roads, utlity instalation, Fansmission lines, Fack and advertising sigrs.
MM. Substantial Deuiatlon: Any proposed modificaton or modification to a
development, a license or a lcense applicafion which, either individualb or o:mulatively
with other changes, creat* a reasonable likelihood of additional environmental impact, as
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covered by the scope of this secfion, or any change or proposd change ttrat may res.rlt h
any impacts on trees or natural forest communifles.
Tree Any living, selfs:pporting, dicotyledonots or monocotyledonow woody
perennial plant which has a DBH of no less than three (3) inches and normally grols to an
overall height of no less than ten (10) feet on southeast Florida. For the purpose of this
Chapter, the following are not considered to be trees:
(a) Commercial citnrs tee species, except for single family or duplex homes
b) Bischofla iauanica Bischofla, bishopwood
(c) Acacia auriorlaeformis Earleaf acacia
(d) Araucaria o<celsia Norfork lsland pine
(e) Brassia actinoohrJla Schefflera
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OO. Tree. Intermediate. A tree which nah:ra.lly develops an average height between
twenty (20) and forty (40) feet as characteristic of the species.
Tree Canoov: The upper portion of the kee corsisting of limbs, branches, and
Ieaves.
Tree- Palm: A monocotyledonous hee having fronds with parallel venation and
no kue woody bark with a minimum overall natural height of twentyfive (25) feet
at matudty.
Tree- Shade/Caaoov. A tree, which by virfue of ib nafura.l shape, provides at mahrlty
a minimr:rn shade canopy a\€raging forty (40) feet in diameter and forty (40) feet in height.
Tree. Small: A tree which naturally develops an avertge maximum height of twenty (20)
feei characteristic of the species.
Tree. Standord A wood perennial plant with one stem which has been tumed into an
upright, sma.ll, teelike form.
Trce Sunnv: A doctment meeting the requirements of 21-FlH F.A.C., and mut
provide, at a minimum, the following informaton:
(a) The location plotted by accr:rate techniwes, of all a<isflng tees;
(b) The common and scientific name of each tee;
(c) The DBH of each hee, or if a multiple tnmk bee, the s.tm DBH for all tsunls and;
(d) The Gty may require that canopy covenge be indicated on the tree surwy.
TutAnSpd), Upper layer of soil bound by grassy plant roots and cowred h7 viable grass
blades.
Vehicular Encroachment: Any portion of a motor vehicle oubide of the boundaries of
a vehictlar use area that protnrdes into a landscape area.
Wnes: Any plant with a long, slender stem that trails or creeps on the ground or climbs by
itself on a support.
Xeriscaoe: Alandscaping method that maximizes the conservation of water by the use of
site-appropriate plants and an eflicient watering q/stem.
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SECIJON 2G75. Other Trce Remoual Permits
l. Any person who possesses on the effectir,rc date of this Arttcle a valid Crty tree removal
permit issued under the Gty of Dania Code of Ordinances will not be required to obtaln a
tsee remorral license under this secfion.
2. Land der.elopment activiges that do not require a site plan of building permit sha.ll obtain a
tree remorral llcense under this section tnrless:
(a) Another valid tsee removal permit has been obtained prior to the effective date of
this Article, and
SECIION2Gl6. ExcePtlons-
1. As provided for in Article l, Sec. 26-1 and Sec. 26-3; or
2. Remoral of tsee species occuning in regulated wate6 as defined by Sections 27'331to 27-
339 of the Broward Counq Code of Ordinances when the mfigadon reqr.rircd by that
Iicense for the removal of the trees is equal to or greater than the replacement
requiremenb of this Article; or
3. Nursery Operauons: All llcensed and goremmental nurserles shall be a(empt from the
terrns and provisions of this article, hn only in reladon to those planb u*rich are planted
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and growing for sale or intended sale to the general publtc ln the oldinary course of
business or for pubtc purPose.
Removal of any bee that ts diseased, inir:red or in danger of falling' to the artent trat ib
continu€d adstence threatens the health or safety of conUguorrs persons or property
provided that the owner of the property can document that such condition(s) adsted Prior
to the removal of the tree. In the case of Natural Forested Communities, Specimen tsees
or Historic Trees, documentation must be presented to the City within forty-eight (zltl)
hours after remoual: or
Under emergency conditlons such as hurricanes, war, or other natural disasters of similar
scope, county utilifies, urater management districts, impro',r'ements districb, county airPorb,
Florida Departrnmt ol Transportaffon, city utilities and franchised uUlifies' except as
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provide b€low may remove a tuee in order to prer.€nt an imminent interruption of s€rvice
or to restore intemrpted service; or
D.ring emergmcy conditions caused by a hurricane or other disaster, the provisions of this
article may be suspended fu the direcfion of the Gty Manager.
Remorral of any kee in owner-occlpied residential properties of one acre of less de',reloped
for detached single-family and duplo< usage, arcept the following:
(a) Removal or relocation of planted landscape trees prior to the lssuance of a
Certificate of Occupancy; or
(b) Bemoval of Historical or Special Stahrs hees.
Remoyal of trees, except historical or special stahls trees, by hanchised utilities after the
Crg and the recorded owner of the property on which the trees proposed to be removed
are located, receir,e notification, delivered fifteen (15) calendar days prior to kee removal.
The record owners may appeal to the Gty prior to the a<piration of the f5 day period.
Tree removal may proceed after the expiration of the 15 day period, providing no letters of
appeal have been recaived by the Crty, if the utility can:
(a) prove prior to Uee remoral that:
(1) the tsee will cause a continual disn:ption of servlce (specimen palm tsees
may be removed trnder this exemption),
(21 the easement or property was in actual use conveying utilifles prior to the
elledve date of this section, and
(3) the threat oI service interruption cannot be remedied by tree pruning in
accordance with National Arborist Association Standards or palm pn-tning
in accordance with the standar,& Iisted in "Arboriculh.re Second Edition-
fu Richard W. Harris, as amended, or:
(b) provide prior to kee remorral that the removal is for the purpos€ of providing
neVadditional on€ite service to existing dwelopment. Under this provision, the
notification shall be in writing prior to the tree removal. The franchised uti.lity shall
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was ertcarntd prior to the effectit€ date of this ondinance, and
(c) the canal is not an agriculh:ral canal or ditch,
(d) and provided that:
(1) the tree is causing an immediate dtsruption of water flow so that the canal
cannot functon at its designated capacity, or;
l2l the canal uras Lr o<istence, h ac-tual we conwylng water, and under a
',regetation management program prior to the effecti',re date of this section
as shown fu a map of the district water management canals.
Removal of kees, a<cept Hinorical or Special Statu category trees, by the Florida
Departrnent of Transportation or by Broward Counp or the Gty h.rblic Work
Department, on roads and road right'of wa1ls maintained by the departnent provided that
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not be required to obtain a license, but shall comply with all the standards,
requirements, and conditions of this section: and
Remolal of bees, except Historical or Special Stah:s category trees, by a
urater management district or improvement district in or immediately adjacent to
canals and lakes operated by the distsict provided that the district deli',ers to'the
Gty and to the recorded owner of the property on urtrich the tees proposed to be
remorrcd are located, written notification, at least fifteen (15) calendar days prior to
the remoyal of the kee (s). The recond owne(s) may appeal the bee remoyal by
srbmittlng a letter of appeal to the Gty prior to the aqiration of the 15 day
period. After the oeiration oI the 15 day period, providing that no letters of
appeal have bee receiwd by the Gty, the Dishict may remove the bee(s)
provided that:
(a) the removal complies with all the standards, requirements, and conditons, other
than Licensing (Secttors 26 ' 17 and 26 ' l8l and Bonding (Secuon 25 -25)
oI this Anicte, and
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the deparEnent delivers to the City and to the record owner of the property on which the
tree(s) proposed to be removed are located, wdtten notification, at least fifteen (15) days
prior to the remorral of the tree(s). The record owne(s) may appeal the hee remoyal by
zubmitting a letter of appeal to the Gty prior to the expiration of the 15 day period. After
the aeiration of the 15 day period, providing that no letters of appeal have been receir€d
br7 the Crty, the departrnent may remor;e the tree(s) provided that:
(a) the removal is necessary because the tree(s) is an actual and immediate trafflc
safety hazard to individuals using the road(s),
(b) The remo'ral complies with all standands, requiremenb, and conditions, other than
Licensing (Secdon s 26 ' L7 and 26 - 18) of this Article,
(c) the traffic safety hazard caused by the tree(s) cannot be remedied fu pnrning in
accordance with National Arborist Association standards or palm pnming in
accordance with the standards listed tn "Arboriculture Second Editton" by Rlchard
W. Haris, as amended,
SECIJON 2G17. License APPllcatiod
An owner of fee simple tide may apply for a tee rerno,.ral license. Alter arbmitting certifted
approval of the fee simple ourner, the agent of the owner, the lessee of the property, optionee,
contract purchas€r, or holder of an easement may apply for a tree remorral license. A holder of an
easement may obtain a license on! when the proposed bee remo',ral is consistent with the r.rse
granted by the easement. The Gty shall require that any bee surve!6 or site plans be prepared by
any penon qualified to do so under the Laws of Florida.
1. Application For Ucense: - Application for a Tree Removal License shall be made on Gty
forms and be, at a minimum, accompanied by the following docr.rments:
(a) a complete, signed and notarized application form;
(b) a map showing the size and location of the site where the llcensed activifles are to
tle conducted;
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a starting date and duration of the proposed licensed activifies;
a brief description of the wo* to be performed, incfiding a drawing of the
proposed work or a certified site plan as determined by the Gty, showing the
location of all anisting or proposed buildings, strustures, and site uses;
a certified tree slrruey, and site plan of identical scale designation those kees *rhich
are proposed to be preserr,ed, relocated, or removed, unless not required by
the Crty. Hourcver, in no case shall a tree survey be required whan the propertll
contains five (5) or less trees; and
the certilied legal description of the site.
2 Application Frling Fee
(a) Before any application for a license required under thls Artide is accepted for
rwieul, a license application filing fee shall be tendered. The amount of the fee
shal be as established by resolr.rtion of the Dania Crty Commission.
(b) The ltcense application filing fee ts not refirndable and may not be applied to any
license applicaflon other than the one for *rhich it was originaly paid.
(c) For any srbotantial deviadon from the original applicafion there shall be an
additional fee. The amount of the fee shall be eshblished h7 resolution by the Cdy
Commission,
Application for a tsee rernoval license constltutes consent fo the property owner and./or
applicant for the Gty to conducl site lnsp€ctions in furthennce of this Article on the
srbiect property.
SECTION 2618. Tree Remooal Ucense
1. As a condition precedent of any land dearlng and /or site development where any tree
remornl or relocation is to be conducted, orcept as otherwise anempted under this Article,
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a person may submit a slrrom affectii/e to the City stating that the property the person
wishes to develop does not contain tsees that are protected under this tee ordinance.
The Crty may conduct a review or site inspection.
A kee may be removed only trfien an applicant has demonsFated to the Gty that the
proposed danelopment cannot be located on the site without the removal of the tree, and
that there is no practical rray to a\roid bee remoyal. ln determining iI the applicant may
remove bees pursuant to a bee removal license the Cip shall consider at a minimum the
following:
(a) The applicant has made every rearcnable effort, consistent with the plan of
development, to incorporate existing trees and to minimize the number of tees
removed;
(b) The trees proposed to be removed are the minimum number necessary; and
(c) The tees proposed to be remor,ed are of poor quality and appearance, are
damaging €xisting impro'.rements, are oeating ongoing safety problems for oristing
development, or are growing h too clos€ proximity to other hees to permit normal
growth and development of affected bees consistent with good foresty pracdces.
The appllcant mtst relocate the trees to be removed. If relocation is not a viable
so[dion, an applicant shall replace removed trees. If it is determin€d that an
applicant cannot relocate nor replace removed bees, the applicant strall pay the
appropriate fee into the Tree Preservation Tnst Fund,
A determination of the extent of environmental lrnpact by the project development as
covered by the scope of this Artide shall be performed by the City. This determinaflon
shall be based upon drawings or site plans and a completed tree remorral license application
Iorm s$mitted to the City by the applicant. City staff shall have the right to conduct fleld
inspections.
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The applicant shall be responsible for the relocation or the replacement of trees remorJed
for ut.rlities, roads, drainage, and other services constructed to b€nefit the property for
u*rich the application was filed.
other Trees - The licensee shall only remove those trees so specified in the license. Any
damage to any other tree in the site shall constitute a violation ol this Artide'
Duration- A license shall be r,alid for the development for not more than two (2) years from
the date of is.suance. A one tlme o<tension of up to two yeaE may be issued provided
there is no suHantial deviation from the original apptcation and the license extension
compltes with all standards in effect at the time of the license extension. Additional
conditions may be imposed in the license ec<tension when there is a change in site
conditions that may ellect tees. Where any activip regr:lated fu the tree removal license
has occlrred, the licensee must comply with all conditiors of the license anen though the
license may ha',e exPired.
SEC ON 2C79. Tree Relocation
1 Before the crg iss:es a tree remoyal licznse that allows the replacement of any tsee, the
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applicant must demonstrate that reloc.aton is not a viable altemauve. Relocauon shall
occur either within the site or offsite with the concr.rrence of the Gty, where the site is
pr:blic property, or with the concrrrence of the property owner, where the site is priyate
prop€rty. The site shall be in reasonable proximity to the origina'l site and have
physiographic conditions similar to the original site. If any tee is to be located either on-
site or off-site, a relocation plan shall be sr:bmitted. Relocation plars, as required fu this
Section, must first be reviewed and approrred prior to granting the tree remo,ral license.
Be{ore a license is issued for tree relocatlon, performance bonds may be required to be
postd.
Methods for relocation - The following guidelines shall be utilized to ensure successfi.rl
transplantlng of trees designated for fansplanting:
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(a)Any tree being relocated shall not be unnecessarily damage during remorral,
transport or replanting of that kee.
If the kees have a dormant period, they shotrld not be kansplanted during that
time. Trees shou.ld not be kansplanted dudng periods of strong, dry winter winds
or during droughb.
Adequate spaces lor root and croum der,elopment shall be provided.
Trees shall be root and canopy pruned accorrding to sound abroriculfural standards
prior to transplanting.
During and following fansplanting, the root ball and tnmk shall be protected. The
root ball must be kept moist at all times.
Transplanted tees shall be braced for at least one year.
Transplanted trees shall not be fertilized at plantlng time, hn shall be watered
stdficiently until the tree growth is re-established.
All crown pruning shall be done in accordance with Nationa.l Arborist Association
standards or palm pruning in accorrdance with the standards listed in "&boriojtrrre
Second Edition" by Richard W. Flarris, as amended.
SECflON 2620- Tree Replacement
1. Replacement Crlteria - Trees that are remolpd and not relocated shall be replaced so that
there is, at a minimurn, no loss of tree canopy coverage upon mafurity of the replacement
bees. Performance bonds may be required to be posted. The following procedures shan
be used to determine the hee replacement requirements.
(a) Tree canopy cowrage on€ite shall first be daermined rsing one or any
combinatlon of the following methods: review of aerial photography, on*ite
inspection, or review of a bee survey. The City shall require the applicant to
submit a kee survey in order to make this determination, unless the appllcant can
demonshrate that ls clearly unnecessary.
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Relocation of trees on*ite will be counted towads equit/alent replacement canopy.
Relocation of Eees off-site shall be counted as hall credit torrrards equirralent
replacement. Guilelfnes is this section shall be followed for any bees to be
relocated.
A determination of the number of bees 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 bee
matudty shall at le6t eqr.ral the canopy removed. The following table shall be used
to determine the nrmrber of required replacement trees:
Reolacement Tree Coteoorv Eauiwlent
lsee Aooendk 7l Reolacement C.onoou
Area ln so. ft.
Category I Tree 300
GrtqoryZTrce 150
Category 3 Tree 100
Category 4Tree 50
2 Minimum Standads for Tree Beplacement
(a) All trees to be used as replacement tees shall be a minimum quality of Florida No.
1 gnde or better (Florida Deparlnent of Agdoiture).
(b) Only hees listed in Appendbt 1 (Beplacement Tree Specid or Appendk 2
Recommended llst of kees under powerlines) shall be uei as replacement bees.
The applicant shall haw the option of choosing the category of tsees for
replacement provided that the total square footage of canopy coverage effectively
deitroved, and at least 50% oI the replacement trees are from Category 1. lf
Category 1 natirre trces are unavailable, the Category 2 trees may be tse to fi.rlflll
this requirement.
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(1) Category I - minimum of t',pelve (12) feet in height and two (2') inches
DBH at time oI planting (see Appendh 1) -- .,
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Appendk 1).
(3) Category 3 - minimum of six (6) feet in height at time of planting (see
Appendix I or 2).
(4) Category 4 - this covers replacement palm bees - minimum of six (6) fea
clear trunk or graywood at time of planting (see Appendk 1).
Replacement trees shall not be remov,ed or effectirrely destroyed unless approval has been
granted by a valid tee remoual license. The original licensee and owner of any property
on which trees have beer replaced or relocated shall place of record a notice that shall
lnform subsequent purchasers, assigns and occupants of the replacement site, that tees on
the replacement site may not be removed without a valid tee remo',al lcense
SEC ON 2G21. General Relocation/Replacement Conditions
1. Any bee remaining on€ite shall not be unneces.sarily damaged while relocating bees or
planting or preparing the site for any replacement kees.
2. Replacement or relocated hees shall not be placed where they will interfere with atisting or
proposed utilities, either above or below ground. Acceptable trees that can be planted in
the vicinity of overhead power lines are listed in Appendk 2.
3. Where practicable, replacement tee species, installation methods and maintenance
methods shall follow xeriscape principles.
4. The licensee shall replace each hee specified in the license within a time period of up to six
months with Crty approval. A time adension may be gnnted if fi:ture construction will
endanger the replacement trees. However, where an extension for planting has been
granted, each tree specified in the licerue must be replaced prior to appro,ral of a
Certificate of Occupancy or Completion.
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All relocated or replacement trees shall be located where they will have adequate space for
root and canopy development, except where small bees planted in close proximity to one
another are to be later relocated to other areas of the site-
Where practicable, kees shall be relocated or replaced within the City from which the
original trees were removed.
Relocated or replacement trees which may reach a height of 30 feet shall not be placed
within 20 feet of an owrhead rn ity line.
SECflON 26 - 22 Maintenancelt4onitodng Requirements
l. 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 oI each Eee one year after the tsee was
relocated or planted. This determination shall be submitted to the Crty for
approrr'al within thirty daf,s of b€ing mad€.
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planted or relocated, the licensee strall be required to replace the tee within sixty
(50) dap of that determination. The one lt€ar monitoring and apprornl period
shall begin anew whenever a tee is replaced. If that replacement tee is found not
to be viable at the end of the second year monitoring p€riod, the licensee may pay
the appropriate amount into the Tree Presenration Tnrst Fund as required by
Sed,ton 2623 in leu of planting a third replacement tee. lf the licensee fails to
replace the tree or to pay the appropriate amount into the Tree Presenration Trust
Fund within sixty (60) daf,s, then the licensee shall be in violation o[ this Section.
Large Scale Pro.iecG - lf a tree remoual license includes the relocation of l0 or more trees,
or the planting of 100 or more replacement trees, the determination oI succers for the
overall relocation effort shall be braced upon a percent suruiyal rate. A strccessful project
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shall be one in which 90% or more of the relocated or replacement trees are determined to
be viable after a period of one year. If a larger scale project is determined to be successfr:I,
additional replacement bees will not be required.
SECflON 26 - 23 Payment In Lieu of Replacement/Relocatlon
When a.llowed by a tree remoual license, any bees which are removed and not relocated shall be
replaced in accordance with the requirements of this Article. As a condition of being granted p€rmission to
remot/e any trees, the developer, property owner or other applicant shall be required to replace trch bees,
unless it is demonstrated that replacement is not a viable altematitre due to a lack of arrailable space. Where
replacement cannot be accomplished the applicant.hall pay a replacement fee in lieu of ach:al bee
replacement costs into the City of Dania Tree Preservation Trust Fund. A schedr.rle of current yalue of
replacement trees plus installation costs which will be ue to calcr.rlate replacement fees shall be established
by the City, approved by resolution fu the Commission and updated as necessary,
SECIJON 26 - 24 Speclal Slalus Category Trees
Propcts containing Special Stahs Category Trees are zubject to the following additional criteria:
1. Criteria and procedures for designatton as a Nahr:al Forest Community.
(a) On the effective date of this ordinance all [APC's, NRA's, LJWA's and ESL's which
have been rc designated fu Broward County that lay in the City of Dania shall
be designated as a Natural Forest Community.
(b) The designation of other real property as a Natural Forest Community shall be
made by the Commission folloring a public hearing. Belore a site is deslgnated as
a Natural Forest Community, the Commission shall make a finding that the Nah.nal
Forest Community is at least two acres in size, is generally comprised of a canopnT,
subcanopy and groundcowr, and is populated fu natft/e t egetation associated with
one or more of the following communitles:
(1) Beach and Dune Community
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A community composed of unconsolidated sand facing the ocean and
shaped by the wind, waves, currents, and tides. Sand may be piled up by
the wind forming dunes, Characteristic plant species include, beach
zunflower, s€a oats, sea gr-ape, beach star, beach creeper, Spanish
bayonet, cocoplum, railroad vine, beach peanut, beach croton, beach
bean, saw palmetto, pricldy pear and nickerbean.
High Hammock Community
This communip develops slowly as organic material accumulated oeating
a fa',rorable land elerration. The pres€nce of a h.igh hammock indicates
that the site has been undishlted for a period of time. High hammoc&s
are among the most diverse systerns in South Florida containing more that
100 species of trees and shrubs, characteristic Eee species include: Iive
oak willow bustic, lancewood, mastic strangler fig, satinleaf, mulberry,
Simpaon stopper. Shrubs lnclude a variety of fems. Developed areas may
also be in this classification. The community does not necessadly have to
be vacant land.
The Gty Commission shall direct the Gp Manager to publish and
mail or hand deliver a notice of public hearing to consider designation
of a site as a Nah:ral Forest Communip. Notica of hearing to be held by the
Commission to corsider designation of a site as a Natural Forest Community shatl
be those required for a City Commission Public Hearing. In addition notice shall
be malled or hand delivered to the effected property ouners at least fifteen (15)
dap prior to the hearing date. Such notice shall state time, date and place
of the hearing, the location of the property under consirJeration, the ecological
community or communities alleged to be included within the property, and the
effect of the designation on lands classified as Nafural Forest Communities. For
purpos€s of this notification, an owner of property shal be deemed to be the
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person who is shown as the owner on the tax rolls of the Browarrd County
Property Appraiser unless the Gty has actual notice that a person or entit5r other
than the person or entip shown on the tax roll is the owner
Following designation of a Natural Forest Community, notification of such
designation shall be sent to the property owne(s). In addition a map depicting
sites designated as Natural Forest Communities shall be maintained at the Crg for
viewing by the public.
Natural Forest Communities Trees may be remo,;ed provided that the applicant adheres to
the following presenration requiremenb to the extent determined to be practicable by the
CrtY:
(a) Any areas identified during the licensing process as providing habitat to listed
species in the most recent v€rsion of "Official List of Endangered and Potent'rally
Endangered Fauna and Flora in Florida" hy the Florida Game and Frashurater Fl*r
Commission shall be identified and preserved.
(b) Areas of high wildlife utilization onsite shall be ldenfrfied and preserved.
(c) Areas which contain relatively undistub€d canopy andlor hat,e good skatificadon
of corzer (e.g. canopy, sr:bcanopy, ground cowr) shal b€ identified and preserued.
(d) Utility line installations shall not be located in presenntlon areas.
(e) Resource Management Plan: Any proposed development activity which wouH
negatively impact the Natr.rral Forast Community must be mitigated through a
Resource Management PIan, approwd fo the Gty, which significantly impror,aes
the viability of the remainder of the resource. No Tree Remorral License shall be
issued until an agreement providlng for the lmplementation of the Resource
Management Plan has been executed and recorded, and any covenants, eas€menb
or physical improvements required by the plan are in place. A Certificate of
Occupancy shall not b€ issued for developments that include Nah.rral Forest
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Communities unless it is determined that the applicable provisions of the Rercurce
Management Plan har,re been met.
Conserrration Easement: As a condition of an issrance of a license under this
s.rbcategory where pres€rvation is required, a conserv'aton easement shall be
granted fu the applicant to the City and the citizens of the City. The conservation
easement shall:
(1) be dr:ly executed and recorded and placed on the face of the plat,
(21 meet the approval of the Gty Attomey,
(3) prohibit land dearing, development or other harmfirl activity on the
preserved portion of the Natural Forested Communi$,
(4) allow access to the consenrauon easement by agents of the City of Dania
to conduct sh:dies, inspection, and other activiffes corsistent with the
p.rrpose of the conseruation easement, and
(5) need not provide for access by the general prblic.
(3) Specimen tees - Projects or properties containing Specimen Tree{s} are
subject to the following additional criteria:
(a) Specimen tsees are subject to the presenration and relocation
criteria of this Anide. I{ it is determined by the Oty Slat t€e
relocation is not feasible, then payrnent shall be made into the tree
keservation Tn:st Fund. Payment shall be based on the ralue of
the tee(s), determined fu The Valuafion of l.andscape Trees,
Specimen Shrubs, and Other Plants" published by the
Intemational Soclety of Arboriarlture.
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SEC ON 26-25 BondRequhements
Bonds, as required by this Section, shall be in the form of letters of credit, certificates of deposit,
cash bond, bonds issued fu an insurance company legally doing h.rsiness in the State of Florida, or other
acceptable means agreeable to the City Attomey. The letters of credit and certificates of deposit shall be
drawn upon banks or savings and loans legaUy and actually doing business in Florida. Such bonds mgst
meet the approval of the Gty Attomey's Office. This bond shall by in addition to any other bond-requircd
hy any other govemmental entity.
l. Bonds shall be required for licenses involving the replacement of ten or more hees, or the
relocation of five or more bees, or the relocation of any tee with a DBH of ten inches or
greater.
2. Calcr:lation for the amount oI bonds shall be computed based upon the equiualent canoplr
replacement criteria applied to each tree to be relocated or replaced, as provided in
Subsection 25 - 20 and upon the cost of irutallation and maintenance. The fair market
'.,alue 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 strall be {or the bee replacement
performance pedod, as stated in the llcense or as extended or released, plus and addlfional
60 days. The form of seorrity shall be reviaped by the Gty Attomey's Office for legal
sufficiency and may not be accepted untll appro'.red.
3. Release of Bonds
(a) Upon srccessh.rl tee relocation and replacement as determined by this Artcle and
written approrral h7 the Crty bonds required for tree relocation and replacement
shall be released. Where possible, bonds shall be partally released for partially
successfi:l relocation,/replacement prolects, with the amount retained equal to the
value of the addi0onal replacement kees required, plus installation and
maintenance.
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(b) Bonds may be released by the Crty when fee simple title is transferred. The Gty of
Dania may condition the release of the bond upon the establlshment of a new
bond fu the new owner in fee simPle.
Where the licensee plants fifty percent (50%) more that the required number of
rephcement !,ees and establlshes a suitable maintenance plan to ensure the viability oI the
replacement tsees, the Crty may recognize the additional replacement trees as suitable
security in lieu of a bond.
SECflON 26'26 Histoical Trees
1. The State, County, the Oty of Dania or any Historical Preservation Society recognized fo
the commission may request that the o9 designate a particular tree or group of tees
within its ju.isdicfion as a historical tree. Also, any Property owner may make a similar
request providing the request is for a tsee of group of Eees located on property under his of
her conEol or ownership, The request shall contain the e:<act locatton if the tree(s), the
name and addrcss of the orrent owner and effected utilities of the land upon which the
bee is loc.ated, and the reasons for requesting the designation' Upon receipt of the
request, the Clty shall immediatety notfy th€ affected landowner and affected rnilides by
certified mail of the requ6t. The particr:lar tee of $oup of hees which is the subject of
the request shall not be remor,rcd until the designation request has been acted upon by the
Commission.
Consideration by the Commission:
A public hearing shal be scheduled within sb<ty (60) days of receipt of the request to
consider the matter. When the person(s) requesting this designation !s not the property
owner, fre property owner shall be notified oI the request and the time, date' and place of
the hearing. The Commission shall only designate a tree or group of tees u,trlch meets the
following criteria.
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(a)The tree(s) must be related to an event in modem history, historic events or
individuals since the birth of our nation, or any €vent in the known history of the
human race; and,
(1) The tree or group o{ bees resides on historicafu significant properly and
can be linked to th€ person or event oI historical significance or,
(2) the tree or group oI trees is uniquely related to the heritage of the Gty of
Dania or,
the tree or group of trees has ua.lue due to exkeme age (a tree(s) that is at least
sewntyfi'.re (75) yean old.).
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SECITION 26 - 27 Protection Ftom Constructlon Wo*
D:ring any construction, land der.elopment or lot clearing, the conkactor and the owner of the
property subject to thls Section shall adhere to the requiremenb which follow:
(1) Place and maintaln protective baniers around the drip Ilne oI all tsees to be retained on the
site to pre',rent their destucdon or damage. The protecti,,re barriers shall be conspicuous
enough and high enoqgh to be s€en easily by operators of tr.rcks and other equipment.
Protecffve barriers shall be constructed oI str.rrdy matertal (not flagging or ribbons);
(21 Not store or trse materials or equipment within the drip line o{ any bee to be retained on
site unless the activity is being done to prot€ct tees;
(3) Not discharge or contaminate the soil within the drip line of any kee to be retained on slte
with any constnrctlon materials such as paint, oil, sohrents, peboleum producb, asphalt,
concrete, mortar, or other materiah that may catse adverse impacts;
(4) Clearing of ,.regetatton 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 hees to be pres€rr,red from
severe grade changes;
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(6) Pruning oi hees to be preserved shall be in accordance with the standards for pruning
established by the National Arborist Association or standards for palm pnrning as listed in
"Arboricr.rlture Second Ediflon" by Richard W' Harris, as amended;
O Make no attachments, other than those oI a protective and nondamaging nahfe, to any
tee to be retained on the site;
(8) Not change the nah.rral grade abow the root system within the drip line of any kee to be
retained on site unless in can be demonskated to the CIty that it will not damage any bee;
(9) Avoid any encroachments, exca'rations or se',ere grade changes within the drip ltne of
preserved hees unless it can be demonstrated to the GU that it will not imPact any tree;
and
(10) Any tree desigated to be preserved which are damaged during constsuction shall promptly
be rePaired.
Commission as part of Tree Remoral Licenses and any other monies deposited with the
City for tree presen ation purpos€s. This frmd shall solely be tsed for the planting of bees
in the Gty and any other ancillary cosb associated with plantlng of hees. Ancillary costs
shall not exceed 2@6 oI the cost of the particular bee planung project.
2. Term ol Existence - The Trust shall b€ self-perpeh:ating from year to year unless specilically
terminated fo the Commission.
3. Trust Assets - All monies recei',red hereunder from public or priyate concems shall be
placed in tnrst lor and inure to the use and benefit of the Gty and its successors and assigns
in interest. Said ftmds shall be expended, utilized and diskibuted only for the planting of
trees as designated by the Commission.
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i5 1. Establishment oI Tnrst - There is hereby created tha Dania Tree Preservaflon Tn:st Fund
16 (the 'Tn-rst") for the purposes oI accepttng and disbuning the replacemmt {ees paid to the
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4. Tnrst Administration
- (a) . Tnst Funds shall be a<pended, utilized and disbursed only for the purposes .
designated by the Gty.
(b) All monies deposited hereunder shall be deposited in the Tnrst, ufiich shall be a
separate account established and maintained apart from the general raenue fund
and account of the Crty of Dania.
(c) Monies obtained hereunder may be accepted on behall of the City fu the Growth
Management Director of his or her designee, and upon receipt shall be delivered to
the Gty Finance Departrnent, u*rich shall cause the same to be credited to the
Trust.
5. Disbursa.l of Conversion of Asseb
(a) Expenditures of over ser.rcn thouand fir.re hundred dollan ($7,500) shall require
Commission apprornl.
(b) The a<penditures lor planting oI tees to be made fu the Crty will be made h ...- _
accordance with the guidelines of the Crty pertaining to conFacting and prgha$mg
and any detailed procedures will be reflected in the intemal procedtnes of the Cig,
The disbursement of these monies shall be under the conbol of the Commission
Commission.
(c) Tn:st funds will be uses to obtain trees, landscaping, sprinkler s16tems, and any
other items or materials necessary and proper for the preservaffon, maintenance,
relocation or rcstoration of tsee ecosystems, for any public hnd in the Crp.
These monies may also be used to cover the o<pense of relocation of tees in the
Gty.
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SECTION 26 - 29 Mitigotion
Mldgation shall be required to offset any environmental impacb caused by the unlawfr.rl
removal of any tree.
SECTION 30.32RBERWD
ARNCLE TTI TREE ABUSE
SECflON 26 - 33 Definitions
1. In interpretlng the provisions of this article, if no definition is provided herein and the
conterd permib, the latest editiors of the following publicauon recognized as authoritatirrc
in the scientific field shall apply:
(a) "Tree kotection Manual for Builders and Der,relopers" by the Florida Departnent
of Agriculture, DMsion of forestryt and
(b) 'Standards for Pruning Shade Trees" fu the National Arborist Associaton.
2. As used in this arfide, the following words and terms shall be defined as set forth herein:
(a) Enforcement Ageacy The Code Enforcement Dvision of the Gty of Danh ls
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designated to enforce this ardcle.
Hatrack To flat cut the top or sides o a tree to s€ver the leader or leaders, or to
prune a tree by stubbing of mahre wood, except where remorral of branches is
necasary to protect property and public safety.
Nuisance Species A tree species set lorth under &ction 26-13(J4.
Prune To cut away, remove, crn off or cut back parts of a bee.
Tree A living, self*upporting woody perennial plant which has a bunk diameter
of no less than three (3) inches, measured four and one-half (4 1/21leet abane the
ground, or no less that the minimum size required for landscaping under the
applicable landscape code, and normally grows to an overall height of no less than
ten (10) feet in South Florida.
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(fi Tree Abuse shall mean
- -.-- - .- 1. . . . To hatrack a tree; or
2. Pruning that reduces the height or spread of a tree that has not attained a
height or spread of thirty (30) feet; or
3. Cutting upon a tee which destroys its natural habit of growth; or
4. Pruning that leaves stubs or results in a flush ctt; or
splitting of limb ends; or
5. Peeling or stripping of bark: or remoua.l of bark to the adent that if a ltne
is drawn at any h€ight around the circumlerence ol lhe t.ee, over one-third
of the length of the line falls on portions of the tree where bark no longer
remains; or
6. The tse of climbing spikes, nailc or hooks, a<cept for purposed of total
Eee removal or as specilically permitted h7 National Arborist Association
Standards; or
7. Pnrning that does not conform to National Arborist Association Standards.
' The remorral of diseased or dead porffons of a tsee, the rernorral of
interfering, obstructng, or weak branches, the removal of interior.
. branches in orrder to decrease wind resistance, or the complete remoyal of
a tree pw$ant to a rralid Tree Removal license shall not consEh:te tsee
abuse under this artde.
(g) Topiary The practice of pnrning a bee into an omamenbl shape fu the remoual
of branches no longer than one (1) inch in diameter.
(h) Violotor A person who ah.ses a tree o{ other-wise violates this arffde. The
owner of proper$ upon which the abused tsee is located shall also be deemed a
violator if the tree abuses is undertaken by the owner's employee, agent or person
under the owner's conhol or h7 the owner.
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Desttuction of the Notural Habit o, Groutlh Pnrning that causes
irreparable damage and permanent disfigurem€nt to a tree such that, even with
regroMh, the tree will never regain the original characteristics of its tee species,
and is a danger to the public or property; or pruning defined herein as tree abuse
that resllb in the tree's death.
SECTION 26 - 34 lzgislatlue Findings
In addition to those Iegislatiw findings relating to the importance of tee to the public set forth
under Section 26 - 12 of he Gty of Dania Code of Ordinances the Commissioners of the Gty of
Dania finds that regulations of the cltting, trimming and pruning of tees within the Crty will help
ensure that the health, fr:nctfon and rralue oI teq are protected, and will help to prevent dangerots
branching conditions that may resrlt in damage or injury to citlzens or property.
SECflON 26 - 35 Ptohibition ol Trce Abuse; Fsemptions; Vaniances-
1. No person shall abtse a tee located within the City of Dania unless one oI the following
exemptiorr applles:
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The tree is one of the bee species [sted in Section 26 - B (A and the abrse does
not result in a tree that threatens public safety or adjacent property-
The abue is necessary to alleviate a dangeros condition posing an imminent
threat to the public or property.
County, Crty or franchised utilities, water control dishicb, and their authorized
agents, may obtain a permit from the Crty, renewable on an annual basis,
authorizing the pruning of trees in a manner that may be defined herein as tree
abuse provided zuch pruning is necessary to pretent interruptions, or to prevent
interference wiih the operation of water control struchres.
Topiary pruning shall only be allowed for trees located on owner-occupied
property developed for detached single{amily or duplex usage, or for those trees
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Any person may apply to the enforcement agenry for a variance from the terms of this
secfion, provided that;
(a) The applicatlon is made before any actions for which a rariance is sought have
been undertaken.
(b) Any alleged hardship is not self oeated by any person having any interest in the
property, A hardship shall not be considered self created if the subject hee uas
installed prior to the elfedive date ol this Arttcle.
(c) There are unique and special cirormstances or conditions applying to the subject
tee or prop€rty upon which it is located, that do not apply generally to other bees
or properties.
(d) The variance propos€d is the minimum ',rariance necessary to alleeiate 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 dangerow condifion that threatens dre
public or property.
SECTION 26 - 36 Remediol Actions Requhed
l. ln the event a person abuses a tree in violauon il this Article, the violator strall be
responsible to wrdertake pruning and other remedlal actions that the enforcement agency
determines are reasonably necessary to protect public safety and property, and to help the
bee survive the tsee abuse damage iI the bee is not a nuisance sp€cies.
2. If the natural habit of growth of the tree is deshoyed, the violator shall install a replacement
tree. Such abused tree shall be removed if it threatens public safety or property.
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that were not installed to m€et minimum landscape requirements and are identifies
on an approved landscape plan as appropriate for topiary pruning, and are located
oubide of righc-of way or road easements.
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Each replacement tree shall be a species found on the list in Appendix 1. Replacement
trees shall be Florida No. 1 quality or better. The diameter of the replacement
tree shall b€ equal to or greater than the diameter of the abtsed tree. More than one (1)
tee may be utilized for replacement if the aggregated sum oi the diameters of the
replacement trees is equal to or greater than the diameter of the abused kee. Eac}r
replacement tree shall have a largest diameter commercially ava.ilable in Dade, Broward and
Palm Beach counties for the Eee species selected, provided that no replacement tree shall
ha'.re a diameter of less than three (3) inches. Diameter measr.rements shall be made at
four and one-half (4 l/21 teet abwe ilte ground. This subsection sha.ll not require the
replacement of abued trees that are located on oumer-occupied property developed for
detached single-family or duplex uage or that are nuisance sp€cies.
Replacement tees shall be installed on site. In the event the site cannot accommodate all
required replacement tees, the remaining replacement bees shall be installed on public
lands if approwd by the enforcement agency. If no suitable pr.rblic lands are located the
violator shall pay a fee into the Tree Presenration Tnst Ftrnd account For each ahrsed
bee, the fee shall be determined by mulfiplying the remaining percentage of the aggregate
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diameters of the replacement fee that cannot be replaced on site by the remorral fee
established pursuant to the applicable tee pres€nration regulations.
Remedial actions and replacement required under this section shall be completed within
sixty (60) days of notice ftom the enforcem€nt agency that such actions are regr:ired. The
enlorcement agency may reqr.rire the violator to immediately undertake remedial actions in
the event the abused bee is an immediate tfueat to the public or property.
No tree remorral permit shall be required under the Dania Code of Ordinances to remove a
tree a required by the enforcement agency under this article.
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Article lII. Landscaping
SECflON 2647. Declarc,tlon ol Lcgislatloe Intenl
The intent oI these regrrlations is to enhance the natural environment and beauty of the city by
providing for landscaped green spaces, trees and other plant material and arrrdnging them in a pleasing
manner in relationship to palred areas and structures.
SECIION 2H2. bceptlons-
Single lamily and duplex are o<empt from this articte, a<cept for &ction 2643,53.
SECflON 2H3. Planting Prohibited.
The following plant material ls prohibited from being planted within the Cily Limits of the Gty of
Dania:
Schinus terebinfolw (Brazillan Pepper Treel
Metopium to<ifennn (Poison Wood)
Arstalian Hne
Melaleuca
SECflON 2644. Edsting Non4onlotming Vehlculat Use Areas.
Existing whia:lar us€ arear which do not comply with this artide shal be brought into conformity
with these regulations upon the occ{rrence of any one of the following conditions:
1. When the total square footage of the whialar use area is increased or decreased fu ten
(10) percent.
2. When there is a stnrtural addiHon which lncreas€s the total gross floor area of any e<isting
building on the property more than 5,000 sguare feet or fifteen (15) percent, whichewi is
Ie-ss.
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When no occupaEonal license has been actir;e for a period of one hundred eighty (180)
days or more.
Any change of use involving a change of occupancy group in accordance with the South
Florida Building code (current addition), the requiremenb of this arucle shall be met before
an occupational license may be issued for the new use.
SECflON 2H5. Notiue Plant Moterig,/-
The planting of nati',p plant materials is most desirable and prefened, the use of indigeno:s planb
and tsees is encouraged. A minimum of forg (40) per cent of all new plant material required by this artide
shall be of native plant material.
SECIION 2H6. Vaionce.
In cases utrere strict appllcation of this article cannot be met due to eo<tenrattng ciro.nrstances, the
applicant may petition the City Commission for a rariance.
SEC7J:ON 2H7. Landscape Plons Requited.
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A hndscape plan shall be submitted with the site plan for corsideraton by the Planning and Zoning
Board and the Gty Commission. The hndscape plan shall be signed ard sealed by a Florida Registered
Landscape Architect and sha.ll at a minimum contain the following:
a). Same scale as the site plan, but no smaller than one (1) inch equafs fifty (50) fea.
b). Existing trees to remain, to be relocated or rernoed.
c). Existing trees and shrube and site improvemen6 on abutting properties within twentyfive
(25) feet ol the proPertY lines.
d). The location and outline of proposed buildings and site improvements.
e). Proposed and existing parking spaces to remain and other vehicllar tse areas, access
aisles, drivewags and sidewalk.
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A table of data indicatlng required quantities and provide quantites of proposed plant
material, gross and net acreage, number of tees to remain, number of bees to be -
relocated, number of trees to be removed and square footage of vehicular us€ areis.
Proposed plant materials by botanical and comrnon names, sizes, and spacing.
Site lighting locations.
Existing and proposed water bodies or retention ponds.
Planting details and plant'mg specifications.
Preliminary inigaton plan or note on plan indicafmg that an irrigation plan shall be
submitted for approual prior to issuance of a building permit with one hundred (100)
percent o';erlap.
Such other information that may be required to give a complete understanding of the
proposed plan.
SECfiON 2H8. Londscape Requirements for Vehicle Use Atcas.
a). In order to improw the appearance of vehicr.rlar use areas and to protect and preserve the
app€akmce, character and ralue of the surrounding neighborhoods, and thereby promote
' the general wellare @ providing for installation and maintenance of landscaping, scr€ening
and aesthetic qualities, the following standards are established. This section is appllcable to
all vehicr.rlar us€ areas, saw and a<cept underground or building endosed ue areas and
parking areas s€rving individual slngle and two family homes.
b). Reouired Landscaoino Adiacent to Riblic Riqhts-olWaus for Multi-Familv Residential
Dewloomenb.
On the site of a bnrilding or open lot tse providing a '.rehicular use area, where such area
will not be entirely screened visualy by an intervening building or stnrcfure from any
abutting rightof-way, there shall be provided landscaping between zuch area and such
abutting right-of+uay or property as follows:
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1) A strip of land at least ten (10) feet in depth located between the abutting right-of
way and the vehicular tse area shall be landscaped. The required landscaping shall
include one (1) tree Ior each thirty (30) llneal feet or kaction thereof as measured
along said abutting right-of-way. Such trees shall be located between the abutting
right-of-way and vehicular use area, arr-anged to best enhance the prop€rty. In
addition, a continuous hedge, wall or other durable landscape banier shall be
placed at no closer to the whicular us€ area than fi,,re (5) feet and shall be
maintained at three (3) feet minimum height above the adjacent use area for the
length of the vehicular use area.
Reouired Landscapino Adiacent to Abuttino Prooerties for Mr:lti-Familv Residential
Prooerties.
A skip 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) tee for each
forg (40) Ilneal feet of fraction thereof as mea$red along said abutfurg property. Such
tree shall be located between the ahrtting properp and the r,chicular use arca, arranged to
best enhance the property. In addiUon, a continuorrs hedge, unll or other durable landscape
banier shall be placed no doser to the whictlar use area than tu,o and one halt 12-7/21
feet and shall be maintained at three (3) feet minimum height, but not higher Sran Five (5)
feet above the adiacent vehicr:lar use area and the abutfrng property.
If such durable landscape banier is of non-living material, one (1) shrub or vine shall be
planted along both sides of the nonJiving material at the rate of one (1) plant for each four
(4) feet arranged to best enhance the property. The remainder of the required landrape
area shall be landscaped with turf, ground cover or other landscaping excluding pavement.
This br-dfer shall not be counted toward meeting the parking lot interior landscaping
requirements of the Section 26'48 oI lhe code.
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pavement within the abutting right-of-way and the proposed vehicular trse area shall be
Iandscaped with living plant material.
Necessary accessways from the public right-of-way through all zuch landscaping shall be
permitted to s€rvice the vehicular us€ and p€deskian areas. Such accessl,rays shall not be
subbacted from the lineal dimensions used to determine the qualip of plant materials
required.
SECflON 2H9. Inte'iot Landscaping lor All Vehicular Use Ateg's-
An area, or combinatiors ol areas, equal to twenty (20) percent of the total vehicular use area
excltsive of perimeter landscape bulfers required under &ction 2648 hl and (c) and Se*ion 52 of this
code shall be devoted to interior \refucr ar use area landscaping. There shall be no more than twelve (12)
parking sta[s along the same parking aisle without a five (5) foot wide by fifteen (15) foot long intermediate
landscape penirsula. Terminal landscape peninsulas shall be ten (10) leet vi:d,e and as long as the required
length of the parking stall in that tsle. All other interior vehicular landscape areas shall be a minimum oI five
(5) feet wide and one hundred (100) square feet in area. Each intermediate and terminal landscaped
peninsr:la shall have a minimum of two (2) hees. There shall be no lass than one (1) tree for each two
hr:ndred (200) square leet or fraction thereof of the remainder interior r,rchicular use landscape area. In no
case shall a parking stall be further than sixty-five (65) feet from a bee, measured from the tree kunk. All
landscape areas within the rrefucular rse area or abutting landscape areas shall be protected from vehicr.rlar
encroachment through appropriate wheel stops or curbs. Wheel stops shall be located a minimum of two
(2) feet from the required landscape area.
SECflON 26-50. Landscape Requirements lor All Non'Vehicular Open Space.
1. Aoolicabilitv: AII open spaces on any site shall conform to the minimum landscape
requ;ements herein provided. Non-vehicular op€n space shall include all pcrviou areas
and green spaces, except water Mies.
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2 General Landscaoe Treatment: Turf, ground cover, shrubs and other landscape materials
shall be installed to cover all open spaces excluding any buildings and paving. No suMnce
urtrich prevents water percolauon shall be used in these instances.
Shrub and Tree Reouirements: The quantity ol required shrubs and tsees in the non-
vehiolar open space, other than existing trees to be preserued, shall be pursrant to the
following table and shalt be arranged so as to enhance the o!€rall Proiect.
Percent of Site
Non-Vehicular Ooen Soace
Lzss than 30
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50 or more
Trees and Shrubs
Reouired
I tree & l0 shrubs per 2000 sq. ft.
1 tree & 8 shn:bs per 2500 sq. ft.
1 tree & 6 shrubs per 3000 sq. ft.
1 tsee & 6 shrubs per 3500 sq, ft.
SECIJON 26-51. Landscape Requlrcments lot Areas Seporating Businesc,
Commetcial and lndustlal hoperty Frcm Resideatlal Prcpetty.
1. Property zoned or rsed for h.rsiness, commercial or indtsfial p:rpoes shall include at least ten
(10) feet oI landscape area urhen separated by a street, a.lley, canal or other publlc open space
from errery residential use of zoned area. Such area shall provide a landscape brdfer which meeE
the landscape requiremenb of Section 26-48(b) and (c) and Section 26-50.
2. When any bwiness, commercial or industial zoned ot used property, direcdy abuts on a
rasidentia.l zoned or used property, without separato6 between them srh as a sheet, alley, canal or
other public open space, then the brsiness, commercial or indr:strial zoned or used property shall be
provided with a Iandscaped area at least ten (10 feet in depth adiacent to the residential zoned or
tsed property. Such landsc-ape area shall meet the following requirements:
a). Provide a six (5) foot masonry wall or solid wooden fence live (5) feet ofI of the
residential zoned or used property.
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b)Trees shall be installed one (l) Per every forty (40) linear feet of residential zoned
or used property between the wall and said property. In addition shrubs shall be
installed one (1) per every three (3) feet of residential zoned or tsed property
between the wall and the residential zoned or used property and between wall and
the Btsiness, Commercial or Induskial propeily.
The area between the wall or fence and the commercial, business or industrial
property shall be landscaped by providing a tsee every eighty (80) feet staggered
from the ones on the other side of the wall.
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sEcnoN 2652 Perimeter Lo;ndscape Requiretnents Fot Business, Commetcial and
lndustial ProPedies-
A five (5) foot landscape buffer shall be provided around the perimeter of the property €r(cept for
areas required to provide landscape buffers ln accordance with Secdon 26 - 52. Safr landscape brifer shall
contain one (U tee for each 40 llnear feet and a row of hedges.
SEC ON 2G53 Plont Matetial and Installation RequiremenE
1. Mlnimum Reouirements: The following shall be considered the minimum requirernents for
the installation of all landscaping. All hndscaping shall be installed according to planting
procedures of this section of the code with the quality of plant material as herein after
descdbed.
2. Reolacement Reouirements: Vegetation which is required to be planted by this secdon of
the code shall be replaced with equi'ralent r,regetation if it is not living within one (1) year of
issuance oI a Certificate of Ocorpanry or Completion.
3. Trees: Trees shall not be placed where they interfere with aborp or below ground utilities
unless permission has been granted in wdting from the u0lity.
a). Shade/Canoou Tree: Shade canopy hee shall be a minimum overall height of
fourteen (14) feet, with a minimum Dameter at Breast Height of two (2) inches
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and a minimum of four and one halt l4-l/21feet of clear tnrnk 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.
Intermediate Trees: Intermediate kees shall be a minimum overall height oI twelve
(12) feet and a minimum kunk diameter at Diameter at Breast Height of two (2)
inches and a minimum oI for.n (4) feet of clear tnrnk immediately after installation.
Minimum canopy spread shall be characteristic of the species. This category shall
constihne thirty (30) percent ma:<imum of the total trees required.
Small Treesr Small hees shall be a minimum overall height ol ten (10) feet and a
minimum canopy spread of {our (4) Ieet and a minimurn tunk diameter at three (3)
teel ol one artd one halt (1'1/2) inches for at least one of the hunls and a
minimunr of three (3) feet of clear trunk immediately alter installation. This
category shall constitute no more than ten (10) percent of the total tees required.
Tree Standards: Tree Standards shall not firlfill minimum tree reqr:iremenb oI this
section of the code.
Parlrns: Palrns shall har,p a minimum of six (6) feet of gray wood and shall
constitute on more than twenp (20) percent of the total tees. If palms are used as
a replacement bee then three (3) pa.lms shall be equielent to one tsee.
Nati',rc Soecies Reouired: A minimurn of forty (40) percent of all wgetation required to be
planted h/ this section of the code shall be Florida Native Plant Species. The types of
required plant materia.l affected include: Shade,/Canopy kees, Intermediate bees, Small
trees, Palms, Shrubs and Ground Covers; br.rt exduding aI turf grdss€s.
Plant Materials:
a). Oualitu: 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 Nurserv
Plants, Parts 1 and II, State of Florida Departrnent of Agricr.rlh.re and Consumer
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Services. Sod strall 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.
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, pre;nred by the American Association of Nursenrman.
Use of Site Soecific Plant Material: Plants wed in the landscape design pur$ant to
this section of the code sha.ll be to the greatest ad€nt, appropriate to the soil and
other environmental conditions in which they are to b€ planted.
Shrubs and Hedoes: Shrubs shall be a minimum of two (2) Ieet in height when
meazured immediately after planting. When used as a hedge, shrubs shall be fr.rll to
base, planted and maintained so as to form a continuous, unbroken sold, visible
screen within a maximum oI one (1) year after tlme of planting. When strrubs are
ued as a visual buffer around r,rehicllar use areas, the height of solid shrubs at
installadon shall be measured as a minimum of two (2) feet abow the rrehicr.rlar use
area par,/€ment srface that dlrecfu abuB the shrubs and shall attain a height of
three (3) feet within one (1) year.
Mnes: Vines shall be a minimum of thi*V (30) inch€s in zupported height
immediately after planting, and may be used in conjunction with fences, vis.nl
soreens. or walls to meet landscape buffer requirements as specified.
Ground Cowr: Ground Cor,crs shall be planted with a minimum of fifty percent
cowrage with one hundred (100) percent coverage occurring within six (6) months
of installation.
Turf: All turf areas shall be sodded rsing species suitable as p€rmanent hwns in
the Gty of Dania, Florida. In no case shall seeding be allowed as a method of
producing turf correrage.
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h)Restricted Ptant Soecies: These species cannot be counted for more than ten (10)
percent of the total number of required bees, or five (5) percent of other requires
plant material.
(1) Brittle Soecies List:
Botanical Name Common Name
Acacia auriculiformis Earleaf acacia
Arawaria heterophylla Norfork Island Pine
Bischofia javanica Bischofia, Toog
Dalbergia sissoo lndtana Rosewood, Sissoo
Grwillea robr:sta Silk Oak
(21 Soecies with Invasiw Root Srrstems Llst: These and other sPecies whose
roots are known to cause damage to Pavement or utilities shall not be
pfanted closer than trryehe (72!. leet ttom to a parrement edge unless an
approved root barrier strucfure is lnstalled, or closer than twenty fi'.re feet
from a public water, sewer or drainage line.
Botanical Name Common Name
Bischofia jauanica Bischofia, Toog
Schefflera actinophylla Schefflera
Ficr:s sPP. Fio:s
Acacia aurictliformis Earleaf acacia
Soils: All required landscape materials shall be lnstalled sing a planting rcil mix
comprised of a type appropriate to the individual proposed plant material and the native
soil fotrnd on the site.
Mulch: A two (2) inch minimum thickness, after initlal watering in, of approve organic
mulch material shall be installed in all areas not covered by buiHing, pavement, sod,
preserr.red areas and annual flower beds. Each tree shall have a ring of organic mulch no
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Iess than twenty four (24) inches beyond its trunk in all dlrections.
Stabilization: AIt trees and pa.lrns planted as trees shall be securely guyed, braced and
,/or staked at the time of planting until established. The trse of naG, wire, rope, or other
methods which damage the tree or palm are prohibited. All plants shall be installed wtth
the top of the root ball even with the soil grade.
Irriqation: Irrigation s1Btems of an automatic tyPe shall be required on all new and
transplanted material.
a). All irrigation systems sha.ll be designed to have a minimum of one hundred (100)
p€rcent coverag€ with a one hundred (100) percent owrlap. Drip, trickle or other
non-visible irrigation systems will be permitted iI designed and approved on the
irrigation plan. lnigation qptems shall be designed to minimize application of
water to impervious areas
b). High water demand landscap€ areas, s:ch as hrrf, shall be designed as separate
zones Irom low water demand areas.
c). Controlled irrigation s5rstems shall be operated fu a irrigation contsoller capable of
irrigating high demand areas on a different schedr:le hom low r,vater demand areas.
The contsoller shall compensate for natural ninfall when it a<ceeds the applicaflon
rate of this code secUon-
O. The use non-potable water, in irrigation of landscape areas is required. Potable
water may be used ln the event that it is found that the total salts in the ground
water are unacceptable or with the written p€rmission of the Director of Utili0es. A
certificatton that the total salts contained in the ground water will not harm the
plant material is required for all wells'
el. Water shall not be applied more frequently than anery other day and shall not
exceed two (3) inches total per week unless restricted by the City Commission or
the South Florida Water Management District to a greater extent. Houts of
operation of irrigation systems shall be between the hor.ns of 5,00 PM to 8,00 AM
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tunless stricter hours of operation are set @ the South Florida Water Management
Drstrict or the City Commission. Exemptions from the irrigation hour restricdons
are as follows:
1. lnigation using a micro-irrigation sy6tem.
2. heparafon for or irrigation of new landscaping.
3. Watering in of chemicals' induding insecticides, p€sticid*'
Iertl?ers, fungicides, and herbicides u*ren required by law,
recommended by the manufacturer, or constitr:ting best
management Practices.
4. Maintenance and repair of irrigation q/stems.
5. Inigation using low volume hand watering, including watering by
one hose attended by one person, fitted with a self<ance.llng or
automatic shutoff nozzle or both.
Maintenance Reouirements For All landraoe fueas.
a). The owner of land subiect to this ordinance strall be responsible Ior the
maintenanc€ ol said land and landscaping so as to Present a healthy, vigoroc and
b).
neat app€arance free from refuse, debris and weeds. AII landscaped areas strall be
sufficiently fertilized and irrigated to maintain the plant materia.l in a healthy
condition.
Two (2) inches of clean, ureed free, approved organic mulch shor:ld be maintained
o,,rer all areas originally mulched at all times.
All pruning shall be accomplished in accordance with the most current publication
of the National Arborist Society. A permit shall be issled fu the Growth
Management Department prior to pruning taking place. The permtt fee shall be
ten (10) dollars per tree b€ing pruned. The fee may be amended fu resolution of
the City Commission from time to time.
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d) Irrigaton systems strall be maintained to eliminate waste of water due to loss lrom
damage, missing or improperly operating sprinkler heads, emitters, pipes and all
other portions of the irrigauon q/6tem.
el- Perrcns, corporafion, h.sinesses or any other who apply rcticides, anflor any
other regulated $bstances, shall comply with all applicable local, stat€ and federal
regr:lations as amended'
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CATEGPRY 2 TAEEA
(els]o incluaes treei ]lstsd -und6! category.,')
CoEEon NaEe
African tuliP tree
black sapote
Brazil -beautyleaf
buttercup tree.
* buttonwood (sl]ver)
r cherry laurel
r crabwood
curly pod
| 'dahoon holly
r fiddlesood
frangipani
* Guiana pluE
r Janaica dogr.rood
r l(!ug I s holly
Florl_da Ii1ac
r lancevdad
longan -
. loquat
Iychee
Uadagascar olive
uiuusops
t{uellerrs a}:aond
* persiunon
r pigeon plun
.
pink trurpet tree
* pond apple
Ponga!
queents crape-nyrtle'
. Latip'xaE€ -'
Spathodea. canPanul_ata'
Dibspyros dignYa
CalophyIIu:n brasiliense
cochloslerEuE vitif o I iun
Conocarpus ere6tus(var. seiiceus)
Prunus caroliniana
cyuanthds lucida
- caesalpinia rneiicana
. ilex cassin"
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CitharexYtum fruticpsu:n
Pluneria sPP.
Drypetes lateriflora
Piscidia pisciPula
Ilex krugiana
LonchocarPus
Nectandra coriacea
Euphoria longan
Erlobotrya japonica -
Litchi chinensis
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Noronhii enarginata
'Manilkara roxburghiana
Tenninalia nuelleri
Diospyros virginiana
coccoloba diversifolia
Tabebuia heteroPhylla
Ponganr-a P:.nnaEa
native to Florida
Lageistroemia sPeciosa
AIPEXDII .1
DE?ETU.(ENT OA TATUR:AIJ RISOURCE PROTECTION
gECTION 27-3102 TREE PRESERVATIOT
RECOUHENDED TREEA FOR CAXQTY REPI'ACE!{ENT
CoEllon Nalle
African nahogany
flame .bottle tree
* bald cypress
black olive
floss silk tree
golden rain tree
golden shower tree
* gunbo lirnbo
Indian tanarind
Jacaranda
kapok tree_
* laulel oak
* live oak
* uahodanlt-
CATEGORY + TREES
Paiin xaue
Khaya sPP.
ErachYchiton acerlfolius
Taxodium distichun
- buiiaa buceras '
Chorlslii sPeciosa.:
Koelreuter5.a fornosana
Cassia fistrrla
Bursera sl'naruba
Tanarlndus lndica
Jacaranda rul:nosifolia
Ceiba Pentandra
Quercus laurlfolia
. Quereus virginiana
. st ietenla roahogini
UastLchodendron foetidiss
sinarouba glauca
clusla rosea' -
Taxodiuu ascendens
Persea'borbonia
Acer rubrutr
Horus rribra
Bonbax ceiba-
Delonix regia
. Ficus citrifolta '
Pinus elliottii- var. densa
*native to Florida
* Dastic
* paradise _tree
* pitch apple
* pond cypress '
r red bay
* red haple
* red rulberry
red silk cotton tree
royal poinciana
r shortleaf fig
r sl'ash- pine -
(llso lnclutles
CoE-Eon NaEe
a11spl.ce
beach acacia
* black ironrood
* blolly
bottlebrush tlee
brush cherry
* cabbage palu
Canary Island date palE
chinese fan pa1]!
coconut palt[
r cocopluE
coral bean
crape-Dyrtle
* geiger tree
glossy prlvet
* Janalca caper
Hacadania nut
. redberrli stopper
royal Pah
* Sirnpson stopper
snaLlseed
* Spanish stoiper
* sreet acacia
* torchuood
tlashington paln .
* wax nyrtle
. irhite geiger
* vlld- Iine
. CA?EGOR.Y 3 TREES
tr6es llsted ooi"r ".t"gories :' and
Latiu NaEe.--:-
. Pinenta dioica...
. Acacla- cyanophylla
Krugiodeniron ferreun
Guapira discolor
callistemon spp.
- Syzygiun paniculatun
sabaL palnetto
Phoenix canariensi.s
Livis-tona chinensis
Codos nucifera
chrysobalanus icaco
Erythrina spp.
Lagerstroemia indica
cordla sebestena
Lignrstrum lucldun
Capparis cynophallophora
{a-cadania spp.
Eugenla confusa
Roystonep spp.
llyrcianthes fragrans -
cocculus laurifoLius
-Eugenia foetida
'Acacia farnesiana
Aroyris eleuifera
waihingtonia robusta .
Myrica cerifera..
cordia lolssleri
- zanthoxyluiu fagara ' -
2t
r native to Florida
r.. soapbelry -
i southern nagnolia
Spanish cli.rry
r strangler fig
* sugarberry
r sseet bay
weeping podocarPui
* lrild tanarind
* vi110w bustic '
yellow poinciana
sapindus saponaria'
l.{agno lia grandi!1ora
Mimusops- elengi
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Ficus . aulea
' celtls -.laevigata
Magno-lia vlrginl.ana
Podi!carpus gracili.or
Lysilo:na latislligua
Dipholis sallclfolia
Peltophoruh pterocarPun
.EPPEh'DII 2
D}IAP TSEE TRESERVATION ONOTXEICE
PROPOSED LI8T OP tneeg &- PArxs
RecoEEended . lor?laating gnde! Elactrlcal Einei
CoEEoE NaBe
allspice
-argentine Shorrer*
black froneood
b1o11y
bottlebrush (veeping)
buttonirood (silver)
carqnr6ola' (Star-frult) *.
cassia
chaste-tree *.
citrus (except grapefruit trees) **
crape-nyrtle *
dahoon ho1ly
dwarf-polnciana *
ebony (Jauaican raln tree) *
ceLEer Tree
golden truupet *
inknood
* Flowering
r* Edible Eruit
La_tin NaEe
Pimenta' dioiia
Cassia carneval
Kruglodendron f erreur,r-
cuapira. discolor -
Callisternon Vi:ninalis
Conocarpus erectusvarlety iericeus
Av-errhoa carambola
Vltex agnus-castus
Citrus spp.
LagerstroeBla indlca
I_1ex cassine
Caesal,pinia pulcher!inna
Brya ebenus
" Cordia sebe-stena
Tabebula chrysotricha
-Exothea paniculita
Nectandra corLacea
Eriobotrya j aponica
Caesalpinia nexicana
Ml11etti.a ovalifotia
Manilkara roxburghiana . -
. Clus ia rosea .. ..
- Tibouchina senidecandra
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lancewood
loquat **
l.lexican caesalpinia
nillettia r
DiDusops
Pitch-apFile r
princess -f lor,rer *
CATEGOS,Y {. PAt t{8
eoE.Eon'NaEP
Alexandr-a palm
. bottLe paln
date palE
* Slorida chelry paln
r Florida silver paln
* Florida thatch paln
* paurotis' palD
pindo pa1rs
queen palra
Senegal date palar
. rrindnill paln
Ea€la xaae
. Archontophoenix .alexandrae
tlyophorbe lagenicaulis
' Phoenl.x dactylilera
Pseudophoenii sargenti.i
Coccothrl.nax drgentata
Thlinax radiata
Acoelorrhaphe rrightil
Butia capitata
Syagrus .f onanzof f iana
ihoenix' recllnata
Trachycarpus fortunel
native to Florida
PAI,]{A
CoEEon llaEe
areca pallo
bottle paln
European fan paln
Florida thatch pal:o
horncone cycad
lady palD
Manil.a (radonidiar) paln Xraas
opsiandra paln
parlor palu
pi.ndo paln
pigmy date paln
queen sago paln (cycas)
sago paln
spindle paln
thatch paln
windnill paln
Note :
Latin NaEe
chrysa I idocarpus
lutescens
Hyophorbe tagenicau:.is
Chanaerops hurai 1is
Thrinax radiata
Ceratozamia nexicana
Rhapis excelsa
Veitchia nerriltii
Gausia naya
Chatoaedorea spp.
Butia capitata
Phoenix roebelenii
Clcas circinalis
Cycas spp.
Byophorbe verschaf f eltii
Thrinax spp.
Trachycarpus fortunei
All species are considered Category 3 trees except as otherwisenoted in Appendix 1.
silver trunPet t-ree r
tree llgustru:a
wax-nyrtle
Hhite Geiger *
wild tinarind
yellow-elder *
- Tibebuia caraiba
L l'gri_s trurn -lqcidu:o
l{yrica cirilera.
cordia boissieri
' L1rs11o:na- sablet
Tecona stani
A RESOLUNON OF THE CTTY OF DANIA, FLORIDA ESTABUSHING
TREE REMOVAL UCENSE FEES FOR CFTAPTER 25, ARTICLE II OF
THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF DANLA; PROVIDING
THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUNONS IN
CONFUCT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE DffENT OF SUCH
CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEBEAS, it is necessary to establtsh Chapter 26, Article 11 tree removal license Iees by resolution of the
Ctty Commission of the Gty oI Dania; NOW, THEREFORE'
BEISRESoLVEDBYTHECITYcoMMSSIoNoFTFIECITYoFDANI,A,FLoBIDA:
Secton 1. Tree removal fees are adopted as follows:
(1) The Fee Schedule for Section 2G17 (2) "Appllcation Frling Fee" is:
(a) for subcection (a) tree remornl license fee:
1. Ior the inital bee rernoyal license
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(b) {., *b";;; o, """""""""'$10'00
1. for a substantial deviation of a license
2. ;*:;;;; ;il;;;J *"',"** "$io'33"* *
relocated""""""' """'"$10'00
Secuon 2. That all resoft:tions or parb of resolutions in conflict herewith be and the same are hereby -
repealed to tle odent of srch conflict.
section 3. that this resoh:tion shall be in force and take effect immedrately upon tts passage and
adoption.
PASSED and ADOPTED this
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daY of
Mayor - Commissioner
ATTEST:
Gty Clerk - Auditor
APPROVED FOR FORM AND CORRECTNESS
7994
By,
Frank C. Adler, city AttomeY
RESOLUTION NO.
1
TREE REMOVAL LICENSE
GENERAI. CONDTIIONS
The terns, condidons, rcquile!.lenb, limit dorn and resbic{orrs set forth herein ate accept€d by th€ licetE€e ard etforced
by tre Growth Managelrpnt D€partsnent (GMD) of thc Gty of Dani. Pln$ant to Chaptet 26 of the GV of Dania Co& of
Ordinances. The GMD wil rsview this licerrse periodica& and rnay rewke the licerrse, lnitiate adrninist-adlre and/or ludicjal
action lor any violadon of the conditiorB by the licens€e, ib agenb, €mployees, senants or repres€ntad!,Es or princip.b.
Thjs llcense !l nlld only for dle sFlecjfic uses set forth in 0p ltcene€ applicadon ard any deviation from the approwd rses
may coEttitute go{rds for re,,ocation ard enlorcerrent acaon by the GMD.
In the event the licensee b temporarily unble to compb with any of the conditions ol the license, the licensee shall nodfo
the GMD within trgehre (1? hours. Within live (5) ,rorking dafrs of the er€nt, the licerLtee shall $bmit a written rsport to
the GMD thar des.iibes th€ incid€nt, lb cause, the nreaures being aken to corred the probl€m and pr"vent ib
rgocclrrence, the oqrner's intention tor,sard rspair, rcphcerEnt, ard recon*uaion of &stoyed facilities and a sctredule ol
acdon leading torr,Jard operation within the llccrE€ conditiorE.
The iriuance ol this lice[re does not convey any lEsted dghts or exdustve pdvileges. Nor do€s it authoriu any in uty to
public or priyate property or any i /asion oI peEonal rt hb, ot any violadon of fe&ral, state or local lavrs or egulatlors.
This ltcense mr,st be available for irspc{on on ltccrsce's pramises dr.ring the entite llre oI fhe license.
By acceptLrg this license, sre ficersee L[destands ard ag!"es that all tecods, not€s, monitoring dat atd other
infonnadon relatirE to the conrhrtion or operation of thb prmited soutce, that are $bmitted to the GMD, rnay be tsed
by the GMD as evt&nce in any enfoEenEnt proceedhg aiiBing tEde' chapter 26 oI 0le Gty of Danir co& of
frlnances, €..cept whete odr is prohibited by Secton tO3.1ll, FloriL Statu6.
Th€ llceiltee agee. to comply with Grapter 26, Dania Code of Ondinances, as anrended'
Any ouner of a licerrscd faulitv shall appb bv le11"r 1or 6 6215f6 of llcense wihin thirty (30) days after sale or legal
t"anrfer. The b-dnsferor stull remah llable for perfornnnce on accoidance with the llc€rE€ ttttil the t"arsferee applies for,
and ls ganted to Fansler of license. The t-ansferee shall also be liable for perfonrnnce in acrordance wlth the license.
Thc lkerrsee, by acceptarrce oI thnr license, speciffcally agre€s to allow ac.ess to thc Ucets€ souce at rcasonable thre by
GMD personnel for rhe purposes of irrspeaion and t6d!E to dete[mine compliance with thb licerse and Chaprd 26 ol 0re
Dania Code ol @inances.
10.This llcrnse do6 not constftne a t raiwr ol approval of any other licerrse ot petmit that may be required for other aspecb
of the total proied.
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7.
8.
9
11.lf the llcerse wishes to renew the liccnse of extend its term, the licans€e shall make appllcation sixty {60) da}'s ptior to tB
expiradon. Bpired lke.ltes are not renetrable.
tn addition to the general conditions set forth abo\,c, each lcenr€ iss\red by the GMD riay contain specific conditiorE
determined by site condiuonr and rcqurrements pursuant to the regulations as determined by the Drector of GMD.
Ucensee agrees that specilic conditions ate enlorceable by the GMD for any violation thereol.
12.
TREE REMOVAL LICENSE
PEBMIT
DATE:
PROPERTY ADDBESS:
Thb license b irqred under the provisiors of chapter 26 of the cdy o, Dania code of ordinanc€s also dted ar fi€ TI€e Preservadon
hereinafter called the Code. The aborrc-named applicant, heretnafter called tlcensee, is herebg authorized lo petlorm the 'ro'k or
operate tle facilig shou,,r oa tre apFoved drawirE(s), plans, doo-unenrs, and specilicadors ar cJ&nitted b!, appltcant, and rntde a
part heeof.
OWNEB'
CONTRACTOR,
PUBPOSE
SUBDIVISION:
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Robert FlatleyCity Itlanagercity of Dania
100 w. Dania Beach B1vd.Dania, Florida 33004
$Irlns
c. c.Iorett Breznikar
ToB carlock
February 9, 1994
VIA TEI,EAAX 92L-25O4
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Dear DIr. FIatIey:
Thank you for calling today to inforro rue of the
Conmissionersr concerns with Jones Intercablers intent to have
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S incerely,
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South Florida Sports Committee, Inc.
8200 S.W.6th Street, North lluderdale, tr'lorida 33324 Tetephotre (30t
Mr. Brian PenicI, PresideDt
City Manager of Dania Florida
Mr. Will Allan, Growth Manager
100 West Dania Beach Boulevard
Dania , Florida 33004
January 18, 1994.
He: Dania Motocross Facility
Dear Mr. Allan :
We understand and respectful of the role of a Growth Manager is to
research all facets of a business in order to accurately represent an issue to
the Gity Council and the community at large. With this in mind, we have
attempted to compile some information for you, that enables you to have at
your disposal the resources, the statistical data, the demographic back up, the
real estate information, the key names and contacts necessary to complete
your work.
We know that as the City Planner brings to the table the business agenda of
the Planning & Zoning Board, it is the job of the Growth Manager to bring
fonvard the business and agenda of the City Council. We believe that Council's
interest includes the effect of a new track on area businesses.
We believe that this is the biggest business opportunity that Dania has
entertained in a while. We intend to be a permanent facility. There is no
alternate location for a competing track in the three county area. The
distribution of residential life that is in place now, or that is proposed by the
County Land Use Master Plans, make it a virtual impossibility for another
competing track to ever exist. There are very few market exclusives left in
his world, and we are working hard to bring one of them to Dania.
You should remember that the last party that was interested in this site
wanted to bring Hollywood's garbage and waste to Dania. We want to bring a
new business and its related industry and to develop a green park site.
Furthermore, this was a dump site that we have spent a fortune to cleaning up.
This should not be a point of focus, because we have been through endless
channels, work and expense to put it behind, and make it a part oi Dania's past,
not its current history. We believe we have already done a great service to the
community. We have taken a troubled piece of land and returned it to a viable
site for an expanding tax base. We hope that you see it in much the same way.
Sincerely Yours,
Brian Penick, Pres. , South Florida Sports Committee lnc.
South Florida Sports Committee, Inc.
E2m S.W. 6th Street, North Lauderdale, Florida 3332 Telephone (305) 7264049
Mr. Brian P€nick' President
City Manager of Dania Florida
Mr. Will Allan, Growth Manager
100 West Dania Beach Boulevard
Dania , Florida 33004
January 18, 1994.
Re: Dania Motocross Facility
Dear Mr. Allan :
We are proud that we have been able to bring such a positive project to the
City of Dania. lt was the culmination of years of hard work to have found the
right location. A site well suited to the use and to the needs of the business
and local community. Dania's industrial properties and tax base have been so
severely impacted by the influence of the Airport expansion. Our plan is to
bring a new business to the area that can co-habitate with the most severe jet
noise, where no other business could survive. We hope that Dania will continue
to benefit from the advantages of the related business that come from
motocross.
The sport of Motocross is a market base for every manufacturer of motor
bike and motor parts industry. Honda, Kawasaki, Yamaha, Suzuki, Husqvarna,
Harley-Davidson AXO, motor bikes, motor parts and accessories, safety gear,
clothing, sports paraphanalia, service shops, repairs shops, distributors,
dealers, rentals, concessions, marketing, promotions, television, news and
media coverage, sports publications, cycle news, signage, radio and news paper
advertising. This broad market base will all become part of the area business.
As we take our advertizing campaign state wide, the City of Dania share the
marquis title as lead name in the Park known as'Air Dania Motocross Park'.
We have spoken with area residents and businesses who know and
understand what an economic struggle it is in the 1990's. They know that
another antique store, or a new restaurant, a new strip center or a new service
business will not save or add markedly to the business base. But a new market,
a new business base, a new attraction of regional scale can make a difference.
Demographically the closest AMA tracks are located in Orlando, Ocala and Dade
City, near Tampa. Participants travel from across the state to ride and race
these facilities. As they arrive they come with needs. Food, lodging, parts,
alternative recreation, travel expenditures, shopping, tourism.
This facility also meets a valuable local need. This project comes with the
strong support and endorsement of the U.S. Forestry Division and the
Department of Agriculture. The Broward and the surrounding Counties of Dade,
Collier and Palm Beach, and their Parks Departments all recognize the need for
this track. Without a safe AMA regulated track in the South Florida Area,
valuable wetlands and similarly fragile environmental areas bear the impact of
unauthorized riders. The federal program, known as "Tread Lightly", is
supported by this track and the AMA, teaching riders the importance of
responsible riding and environmental awareness.
This site, occurs in the most remote corner of the City of Dania, and is
nearly a mile from any residential area in every conceivable direction. The area
is Zoned for the heaviest impact industry types permitted in Dania. yet we want
to develop a park, with expansive green areas, landscaping, trees, open space,
secure properties, low profile facilities and operating hours that are perfectly
compatible with area businesses. They are open during the week and we are a
weekend activity. Our traffic is off peak, so low that it does not even raise the
level of traffic in the area or on collector roads to week day normal ranges.
The activity of Motocross takes place in a sand track site, which has a
sound deadening effect on the less intensive two cycle engines that race there.
Located under the jet way, at the edge of the total condemnation line, we sit on
the threshold or where they consider a business to be barely able to survive.
One can hardly hear the bike your on when the jets pass overhead. But to us,
this adds an air of excitement. How many people drive their kids to an
opportune location to view the thrill of the big jets roar overhead. This is
where we belong. This is excitement. This exemplifies area compatibility. This
is a new and expanding business. This is a new thought and a new market for
Dania. This is the only site in the largest demographic area in the state. This is
Motocross.
This is to be the safest track ever built in Florida. lt is being designed to
1994 lnsurance and Safety Standards set by the AMA. The track will operate
under the guidelines of the AMA ( American Motorcycle Association,
Westerville, Ohio ). There are over 280 AMA Tracks Nationwide. We are part of
that circuit. We will be sponsoring area qualifier races, in addition to the local
run of AMA racing. The track will be built to the the most current AMA safety
standards, with all AMA races staffed and manned for great racing, with
trained, licensed Emergency Personnel and a full time Ambulance on premises
every moment there is racing. We will be open during the week. Not for racing,
but for kaining. This is where individuals can practice their skills, with the
track to themselves. Beginners, amateurs and experienced riders can work out
at their own pace, keeping riding a safer sport for Dania residents and its
visitors.
Sincerely Yours,
Brian Penick, Pres. South Florida Sports Committee lnc.
South Florida Sports Committee, Inc.
Ownership and Management January 21 ,1994.
Air-Dania Motocross Park. lnc.,.is to be ? registered corporate entity with
permanent home and address here in Dania, Florida. lt is to be owned and
operated by South Florida Sports Committee, lnc. and Motocross Partners
Limited, lnc.
South Florida Soorts Committeb. Inc. has been in existence as a development
business since 1987. Always based here in Broward County. This was the group,
headed by Brian Penick as the President of the Corporation, who was the brain
trust that has worked to bring a quallfied AMA Motocross Track to South
Florida. This venture has looked at a significant number of prospective
properties over the past seven years.
Motocross Partners Limited. lnc., is a limited partnership group assembled as
the investment core of the project. lt is made up of a consortium of local
investors who understiand the market potential of this project, and have the
faith in the development and management group, which is South Florida Sports
Committee, lnc. (SFSC).
Tom Laubenthal. Landscape Architect of CAD Landscape lnc.. is a local firm
sought out for its planning expertise and its knowledge and experience in park
development and sports related facilities. Most recently, his firm completed
the Miami Dolphin Training Facilities, which are state of the art in the NFL. He
is actively engaged in area University's and schools, designing athletic fields,
some of which are programmed to be used as practice fields lor the up coming
Summer Olympic Soccer Tournaments. The track course itself, will be designed
by other professional racers and course designers, as would a golf course be
customized to establish a range of challenges for widely varied skill levels.
The track is also subject to change to suit the needs and safety of participants.
The AMA. American Motorcvclist Association, has jurisdiction over all facets
of motorcycling activities nation wide. The sport of Motocross is governed
under the rules, guidelines and safety standards set by this organization. The
AMA makes its home at 33 Collegeview Road, Westerville, Ohio 43081-61 14.
Locally SFSC is registered as Charter Promoter-Club Number 08256, for 1994.
It is this body that establishes the regulation and criteria for track design,
relieving the City of any review or liability. The City's purview is limited to
the subject area of the parking and spectator areas. lt is these areas that are
effected by your local codes and ordinances.
Air-Dania Motocross Park Operation. This facility is proposed at this time to
operate within the guidelines and acceptable standards of a Temporary
Business profile. This means, by code, that this business operated for a
maximum of 96 open business days per year. We are primarily a week end
activity business. Usually open for one day of racing per week, with an
occasional two day event. We do plan to be open for practices on a designated
week day, altogether not to exceed the 9-6 day limit.
However, it is well known that we have higher aspirations. We are limited at
this time to the almost 12 acres that we own. This is totally sufficient for our
track and pit areas needs. We, as is the City of Dania, is patiently waiting for
the Broward County Aviation Department to conclude its legal arrangements for
the disposal of the land areas encumbered by the condemnation process. lt is
our desire to acquire more property for the development of permanent restroom
facilities, otfices, concession areas and maintenance buildings. Until such
time, we operate within the City and County guidelines for our related activity,
and within the allowable number of business days. You can quickly access how
it would be highly advantageous for us to evolve as we intend, into an expanded
business schedule. So as we do we will have to deliver to the City of Dania
these new buildings and significant developed parking. Our initial operational
profits are earmarked to accommodate this goal.
Local Employment Opoortunities. This park require and will have a full time
manager and staff. ln addition, any property of this profile will require a
significant work force to operate. There are the need for bonded personnel at
ticket booths. Otherjobs include parking attendants, concession workers, clean
up crews, track groomers and machine operators, technicians for wiring and
audio systems, safety and fire rescue professional, ambulance services, police
-protection, all of which are the type of jobs that come from a local community.
from the civic side, there have already been inquiries of whether local civic
groups can play an active roll to subsidize their civic activities and programs,
such as schools bands and uniform costs. We are taking this concept under
advisement.
Traffic lmpact Studv. Klmley-Horn and Associates, lnc., Engineers and Planners,
5100 NW 33rd Avenue, Suite 157 , Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 These are the
professionals who satisfied the City Planning Department and Broward County
with the reports and analysis to verify these findings. The normal flows of
traffic on SR 84, Ravenswood Road, Collins Road, Port 95 Roadway and Griffin
Road have been reduced based on the carrying capacity of l-95 and l-595.
Recently there has been an exodus of businesses displaced by the airport
condemnation process, further lightening the traffic load in the immediate
area. These roads do not bear residential loading, thus our weekend traffic in
the absence of businesses which are closed weekends, is less than weekdays.
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7-YEAR ATTENDANCE AMLYSIS
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CN,IEL SUPERCROSS SERIES
Telephone (614) 891 -2425
Fax (514) 891-5012
LOCATIOTI 1992 1991 1990 1989 1984 1987 1986
Orlando, FL
Houston, TX
Anaheim, CA
Seatt le, l,JA
Miami, FL
San D iego, CA
Atlanta, GA
Daytona Beach, FL
Phoenix, AZ
Pasadena, cASt. Petersburg, FL
Ponti ac, MI
Charl otte, NC
Indlanapolis, INInvinq. TX
Tampa. FL
Las Vegas , NV
E. Rutherford, NJ
Foxbono, MA
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San Jose , CA
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Sacramento, CA
Mt. Monri s, PA
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Buchanan, MI
Axton, VA
San Antonio, TX
Troy, 0H
Southwick, MAMlllville, MN
Washougal , WA
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Plttsbungh, PA
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1991 DEMOGRAPHIC STUDY RESULTS
GENDER
MALE
FEMALE
AGE
17 & UNDER
18 - 3435-54
55 & OVER
OCCUPATION
PROFESSIONAL
SALES
ADMINISTRATIVE/CLERICAL
SKILLED CRAFTSMAN/
EOUIP. OPERATOR
LABOREROTHER .:
CAMEL PRO
SERIES
%
86.9
13.1
2.8
36.8
52
8.4
27.9
3
MOTOCROSS
SERIES
o/o
86.7
13.3
ROAD BACE
SERIES
o/o
82.7
17.3
9
63.6
10.4
2.7
2.6
57.2
29.1
1.1
61.8
10.5
5.6
12.3
4.9
4.9
58.5
5.7
2.2
44.1
5.75
2.5
2.7
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
UNDER $ 1 5,OOO
$1s - $25,000
$25 - $35,000
$35 - $50,000
$50 - s75,000
$75 - OVER
5.9
13.1
13.8
26.1
24.7
16.4
5.9
18.2
18.9
20.9
18.2
17.9
10.8
13.5
24.4
1 5.1
22.2
14
PERSONS IN HOUSEHOLD"
ONE
TWO
THREE
FOUR
FIVE OR MORE
EDUCATION
SOME HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATED HIGH SCHOOL
ATTENDED COLLEGE
HOLDS DEGREE
21.8
34.1
19.3
14.4
10.4
1+.3
23.4
24.2
24.2
13.9
9.7
38.6
36
15.7
7
16.7
50.5
20.8
7.2
27.4
49.5
17.3
29.5
31 .2
15.6
18.5
5.2
46.5
53.5
(Over)
55
45
49.7
50.3
31.3
9.4
2.9
MARITAL STATUS
SINGLE
MARRIED
1 991 Demographic Study cont. -
NO. RACES ATTENDED
ONE
TWO
THBEE
FOUR OR MORE
SPONSOR INFLUENCE
STRONG INFLUENCE
SOME INFLUENCE
NO INFLUENCE
DISTANCE TRAVELED (MILES)
UNDER 50
51 -99
100 - 150
15'l - 200
201 - 300
ACCOMMODATIONS
HOTEL/MOTEL
26.4
33.9
14.9
24.8
q.) o
22.9
24.2
49.4
35.4
15.2
CAMEL PRO
SERIES
o/o
45.4
14.8
14.6
5.1
20.1
MOTOCROSS
SERIES
o/o
22.7
32
16
29.3
ROAD RACE
SERIES
o/o
33.5
36.s
30
20.5
21 .1
27.6
22.2
8.6
73.8
64.9
20.9
7.4
6.8
15.6
23.4
16.3
23
21 .7
FRIEND/RELATIVE
CAMPGROUND
OTHER
68.4
20.4
4.9
6.3
43.3
2.3 o.2
6
0
42.2
2.2
6192
South Florida Sports Committee, Inc.
8200 S.W. 5th Street, North llud€rdale, F'lorida 33324 Telephon€ (305) 726{049
Mr. Brian Penick, President
Bike Dealers and Manufaclurers -
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2429 Sw 57th T., ...---'-.-..------------ 96r-6155Sur.rlrlr Mil. €nqin.rn.q
2e2s Nw 1r$ T.r okl6d Pk -----.-.-----. 444-6959
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4603 Nw 3rh T., Okr.d Pr.-....-.-------- 771.8I81Yasahr 6old Coart BMw Rn.
22.0 alw rlerh St Mi.---Ft L T.l No- 522-2331
Ac! Not.lt, Producrr u50 sw 26rh S!--754-6252
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lroo 5 5ur! F.ad 7---.------.. 587.7061
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r457 strt. Ro.d 8. ----------.----- ?28-90?3
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rO52 E o.kland P.rk Slvd olirid Pl .--- 555-51:
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,254 Sw 4oth 5l Mi.6i ---------------- 261-50C
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.e67 N u.,v.^trv oi Ldhr-.--.......-... 748-1 1 r
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12 D.vi. 81vd ----------------''---.-- ?67-8007
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2240 rw 11eth sr. ML.-----------685-8333
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563-2886
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Far 581-5083
1260 S Sr.r. Ro.d ' -----..--- 581-89?0
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5221 SW l95th Ln----------------------- 434-8869
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273a E 0alra.d Pr'k Blvd Ft Ldr.----.- 565-]2ll
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792-3930
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52OO S St!r. R{d 7------.------.---587-?t99oo 5l a'n9 Qd Coop.r C1,y -_'.-'__431-3535
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Coroiy P'odu.lori & Stud,os lnc ----.-1U-2222Co.l. r R llr rrooNwlr31av-------.121-6005
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C S RV REXTALlol13 SW 5trt St Coor.. Cr, ------...- 434-3-
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?58 NE 32nd Ct olhd Pl --.--"-------, 564-4783 . RV, Van. Lu(t C.no.r & Tra'r.r R.ar: !. Lo(al or 0n. W.y - Lo* R.r.r '
1921 N oiri. Hwy Podo ----,,-------- 786-5:
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2600 S F.drr.lHwy D.kay
Torr Fr..-Ddr't & rh.n..-------- 800 227-0
225 Sw rrrd Si --.-------,------.- 52)-?i
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1626 Sw lr., A! .-----------.--463-:
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5or S Shr. Ro.d 7 Prr^ -------------- 583-8454
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ACTIOTI SPORT CYCLES-
77!0 Nw 34th St Miami ------------- 591-7511
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Sea frack R.nting & L.eting
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1100 West 0akland Park Blvd. Ft. Lauderdate, FL 33311
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I:OI F:,\ST SUNRISE BLVD FORT LAUDERDALE
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Advertising in .
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South Florida Sports Committee, Inc.
8200 s.W.6th Sheet, North Lauderdale, Florida 33324 Tetephone (305) 726-fi)49
Mr, Brian Penick, President
SUPPORTING THE TRACK AND DTRECTLY BENIFITTING BY THE INFLUX
OFTRACK VISITORS ARE THE FOLLOWING LOCAL AREA BUSINESSES
LOCAL B|KE SHOPS, ACROSS BROWARD COUNTY
There are in excess of 100 Bike Dealer, Parts and Customizing Shopsl
listed locally in the Yellow Pages. ls ther any reason that with a new
Track located in Dania and an expansive M-1 Zone, largely undevelped,
that new shops and businesses cannot be encouraged to open in Dania ?
RESTAURANTS
Tropical Acres
The Crab House
Cielito Lindo
Subway Sub's
The Spiced Apple
Diggity Dawg
Fossy's Bar & Grill
Joe's Sub's
HOTELS / MOTELS
Sheraton Hotel Hilton Hotel
Service Stations, for the conveniences and needs of travelers and locals.
Super Stop Stores, additional convenience sales on low volume weekends.
Canvas Outfitters, for equipment, bikes and recreation awnings in the park.
The Hitch Shop, trailers and parts, for towing and transportation of bikes.
Auto Parts Stores, for general auto needs, gas c€rns, oil, filters, etc.
J. J. Kelley Bus Service, for special events transportation & hotel visitors.
Anheiser-Busch Distributers, expanded local beverage sales.
Sign Painters, for local area advetizing and on site signage.
My-T-Fine Detailing, for artistic painting and customizing of bikes & equip.
Self-Storage, for area riders to keep bikes and trailers between races.
General Area Warehouse Space, open for new track support businesses.
GENERAL & SPECIALTY SERVICES BUSINESSES
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100 Aert Datia Be.o.ciq. BLvd..onnia, FL 33001
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To Ahon 7t Nag Coneetn:
Ru,slell Engineet Lng, lne. has beo:r a,she.d. to ui.te a Le.ttett with zegattdz tothe pnopotid conziuc-tion of, the Ai.t Dawlo ttotoezoat Path on Str, 36
Stnee.t.
1wt pttopenlg liez ditecfl4 ad,j aeenl to the eaat of, the ptopertg thaf. AbL
Oawi-0. llotocnou Panh iz pttopo,s.Lng to dzvelop. lile ate f,ullg alatte of,thdtt pLans $on th.is coubur.cLloft and atte not oppoaed to i-t.
Ru.taell Engineening, Ine. f,eel,s thof. thi,\ pnopo.se-d panh wilL bene[i-t. flvia
- ane.o bg ctteaListg a. p8-ace f,ot the youtJt to pott tic-ipo*e ,ist the o4an"ize.d aport
of, llotottto.sa Ractng. Tlvis eonatsutcLlon wi!2 a!.:o bene],i-t- thz arut bg
incnea,sing the ptoporttg valtea and- nnb.Lng uae of, a vactnt Lo* thot haz bee:tin the pa,st o funpitig gnowrd. f,ott illegaL d.urpins,
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CONSTRUCTION MANACEMENT
South Florida sports Cornmittee,
1314 East Las Olas BIvd., #10LFt. Lauderdale, Florida 33301February a, 3.994
lJ0lColle!:e A','enuc
Fort Lauderiiale, FLrriJa ll I l-t
(105)476'E900 FAX: (305) 47 )-i 6A0
Inc .
Gentlemen:
The University in its expansion has great plans to build anedical facility on a 17 acre parcel off University Drive.
For years, unauthorized riding has been abusing this property,creating a liability situation and a maintenance problem. We arepleased to hear that the private sector is finally planning tobuild a facility for these people to ride. It hriLl provide relieffor our University as well as a service to the public.
@Construction Management
s CITY OF
FORT LAUDERDALE
9)eaice of e4mcriza
February 08, 1994
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Bror,rard County for the City of Fort Lauderdale,thlS COnCept.I woul,d support
Dania city CommissionDania, Florida
RE: I{otocross Track
Honorable l,Iayor and Commissioners:
Recentty I have been. rnade aware of a proposed project in yourCity that srould create a notocross paik.
I do have personaL knowledge of the sport and of similaroperations from past experiences in Michigan ana freie-in fortLauderdale. The proposa] erould_provide olportunities i"r-!"opf"!'rho are invorved in the sport of- motocros3- and provide a'piice tooperate these vehicr.es in a controrled situatioir. presenf.iv inthe south Florida area this type of vehicre is being "p"iit6a i'unauthorized areas in _nany cases and does, to a.cer€aiir litent,danage.both public and pri.vate property ana environil;tailt-sensitive areas.
In my opilion it wouLd be a positive approach to the sport tol,rave. a^private operation buiid and opeiite this tyfe "t-ii"irJ.n olrrerence to having a government entity provide for thisactivity. Therefore, as a parks and Recreiti"" oii.ci".-i"-
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PARKS ANO RECREATION OEPARTMENT301 NoRTH ANoREws AVENUE, FoRT LAUDERoaLE. FLoRtDA 33301EQUAL OPPoRTUNITY EMPLoYER cPRrNrEo oN REcycLEo e^ren Iaf
Thonas L. Tapp-Parks and Recreation Director
Clry OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
TO:Robert Flatley
City Manager
FROM:
RE:ZT-19-93 - An Ordinance For A Zoning Text Change To Allow A
Motocross Park As A Special Exception Use ln The M-1 Zoning District
Date:February 4, 1994
The first of two public hearings concerning a proposed zoning code text change should
be scheduled for the February 8, 1994 City Commission meeting. The proposed text
change concems listing a motocross park as a special exception use in the M-1 zoning
district.
This text change request is one of a series of actions requested by the South Florida
Sports Committee, lnc. to permit a motocross park on the south side of Collins Road at
Tram Road. The text change reQuires two public hearings per Florida Statutes.
first reading has been advertised to be heard on February 8 and the second reading will
be on February 22. ltis necessary to review the series of actions to fully understand
the request so it is suggested that the majority of comments and public hearing input
take place at the February 22, 1994 meeting.
The item on the February I meeting is a first reading of a zoning code text change to
list "Motocross Park" as a special exception use in the M-1 district. On Febtuary 22, a
number of items will be scheduled which review the specific request for the motocross
park proposed at Collins Road (SW 36 Street) and Tram Road (SW 26 Terrace)
including:
The second public hearing and reading of an ordinance which would list
'Motocross Park" as a special exception use in the M-1 zoning district.
lf this amendment is adopted, then the next action can be considered, if the
amendment fails then no additional action can be taken.
Hl*'flr"""nement Director d'il All,*
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lf the amendment is adopted, then the request for a special exception use for
a motocross park on the 11.66 acre site located at Collins Road and Tram Road
can be considered.
The request to vacate a 40' road reservation which runs north and south through
the property.
The request for a variance to not pave the parking lot aisles
The request for site plan approval for the motocross park facility
The proposed text change is for listing motocross park as a special exception use. As
a special exception use the City Commission can approve such a use, deny the use or
approve such a use with conditions on a site by site basis. The Planning and Zoning
Board has reviewed the zoning text amendment and recommended approval.
There is opposition to the text change for allowing the listing of motocross park as a
special exception which really deals with the specific request for the site at Tram Road
and Collins Road. The opposition to the motocross park is based on noise created by
holding motocross events. The discussion of these issues should be held at the
February 22 meeting when the specific proposal is reviewed.
At the February 22 meeting, the details of suggested conditions of approval which can
be placed on the special exception can be discussed is detail. There are suggested
conditions such as, limiting the time of approval to one year so that the City
Commission could revisit the use and make revisions or even deny the use if
necessary. There are also suggestions about noise monitoring and requiring
compliance with the Noise Ordinance of the City of Dania.
The February 8 meeting is the first reading of the proposed text change. The February
22 meeting will be the second reading and all of the details of the proposed motocross
park will be discussed which, if approved, could require a number of actions by the City
Commission.
WA;lc
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ZT-19-93 - South Florida Sports Committee, lnc.
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA,
FLORIDA AMENDING SECT]ON 39-IO4O OF
ARTICLE LXII OF THE BROWARD COUNTY
ZONTNG CODE AS ADOPTED BY ORDINANCE
NUMBER 33-91; BY ADDING A NEW SECTION 39-
1O4O.I THERETO TO PROVIDE A SPECIAL
EXCEPTION USE FOR MOTOCROSS PARKS lN
LIGHT INDUSTRIAL (M'1) DISTRICTS; AND
PROVIDING THAT ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS
OF ORDINANCES AND ALL RESOLUTIONS OR
PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT
HEREWTH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF
SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CIry COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA,
FLORIDA:
Section 1. That section 39-1040 of Article LXll of the adopted Broward
County Zoning Code entitled "Light lndushial M-1 District' be and the same is hereby
amended by adding Section 39-1040.1 which would allow special exception uses and
would specifically list "Motocross Park" as a special exception use in the M-1 zoning
district, which shall read as follows:
"SECTION. 39-1040.'t - SPECIAL EXCEPTION USE - The following
use(s) shall be permitted only upon authorization of the City
Commission providing the use(s) shall be found to comply with the
requirements of Section 6'40 of the Dania Zoning Code per the
procedure in Section 10.'12and 10.14 of the Dania Zoning Code:
"MOTOCROSS PARK"
section 2. That except as herein amended, all other provisions of said
section 39-1040 of the code of ordinances 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
-
day of
1994.
PASSED and ADOPTED on Second and Final Reading on the
-
day of
1994.
MAYOR COMMISSIONER
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK. AUDITOR
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS
By:
FRANK C. ADLER, CitY AttorneY
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A request has been made to.the city.of Dania to amend the text of the zonino coclew.nicn !.nflll9Q! the permitted use of rand. ni ieqtieiild tt'#; ilr-i"i l"'uitlrrof .south Ftorida sDorts committee,.tnc. to iao Articie Lxti --tigl'ifibi,r:ilhi"#rDtsrrict.- section 39-1040.1 - spedat Eiiepllod'[til. r n" proposed amendmentyogq-?E{ speciat exception u'se(s) in tne ii-i-bisirict and woutd specifica[v tistmotocross park as a soecial excepiion use. The proposeo iext iiins'"-;ilf i.;oas follows:
Section 39-1040.1 - Sp"g!"1 Excepfion Us! - The folowing use(s) shaltbe pemitted onty upon'authorizati6fi oiiir;-Cit Cl,6iGi;.G-(o;'Io,-[J'iocomprywithtnerequireiri*B'"?"S"8[,?Ittti:
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE
THE CITY COMMISSION
Of the City of Dania, Florida
regarding the following requested
Zoning Text Change Ordinance
NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Commission of the City of Dania, Florida on, February 8,
1994, at 7:30 P.M. or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard, will conduct a public hearing
in the City Commission Meeting Room of the Dania City Hall, 100 West Dania Beach Boulevard,
Dania, Florida, to consider the following proposed Ordinance.
TESTIMONY AND ENCE UPON WH]CH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED.
ANN CUNNINGHAM,MN. AIDE
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA' FLORIDA AMENDING
SECTION 39-1040 OF ARTICLE LXII OF THE BROWARD COUNTY
ZONING coDE AS ADOPTED BY ORDINANCE NUMBER 33-91; BY
ADDING A NEW SECTION 39-1O4O.I THERETO TO PROVIDE A
SPECIAL EXCEPTION USE FOR MOTOCROSS PARKS IN LIGHT
INDUSTRIAL (Ml) DISTRICTS; AND PROVIDING THAT ALL
ORD]NANCES 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.
ANY PERSON WHO DECTDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THE CITY COMMISSION
wlTH REGARD TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING WILL NEED
A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, AND FOR SUCH PURPOSE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT
A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE
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OISTANCE OF 34.99 FEET; THENCE, NORTH tl4'59'1 1' WEST ALONG THE NORTHEASTERLY LINE OF
SAD LOT ,I8, A DISTANCE OF 49.49 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING.
\Mll Allen, Growth Management Director addressed the board at this time and explained the
nature of the variance request of Jon and Ana Ardeljan and the code regarding set-back
requirements. Mr. Allen further described the area surrounding the property, the surrounding
zoning.
Chairman lacino called the public hearing to order. Hearing no one speak in favor or against
this variance, Chairman lacino closed the public hearing. Mr. lacino brought the matter back
to staff for comment. \Mll Allen stressed that the petitioner has the duty to indicate how the
petitioner conforms to the criteria in Section 10.13 of the zoning code. Mr. Ardeljan addressed
the board at this time and explained his circumstances. After discussion with the petitioner
and further discussion by the board, motion was made by Mike Rozos to grant Jon and Ana
Ardeljan a variance request for property located at 510 SE 4 Ct., seconded by Robert Hanis.
Motion failed on the following roll call:
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Clifford lacino
Mike Rozos
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ZT-19-93 - The request of the South Florida Sports Committee, lnc. to amend the zoning code
by adding Section 39-1040.1 to Article LXll - Light-lndustrial M-1 District. This text change
would allow special exception use in the M-1 district and would specifically list motocross park
as a special exception use. The proposed text change follows:
Section 39-1040.1 - Special Exception Use - The following use(s) shall be permitted only
upon authorization of the City Commission providing the use(s) shall be found to comply with
the requirements of Section 6.40 of the Dania Zoning code per the procedure in Section 10.12
and 10.14 of the Dania Zoning Code: MOTOCROSS PARK
Dan Oyler, City Planner addressed the board at this time and explained the nature of item ZT-
19-93 which was approved for recommendation at the December 15, 1993 P&Z Board
Meeting. At the last P&Z Board meeting, the Zoning Text change was recommended for
approval as an added use in this district; the City Attorney felt it would be in the best interest of
the City to change this request from a permitted use to a special exception use. This would
allow the Cig Commission to review each request of this nature in this zoning district on an
individual basis.
At this time Chairman lacino opened the public hearing. Tom Laubenthal, the Landscape
Architect representing this item, addressed the board at this time speaking in favor of this
change to the item. Jay Field of the Ravenswood area addressed the board speaking in
opposition of this change. Sherrie Coale of the Ravenswood area addressed the board
speaking in opposition of this change. Hearing no one further and seeing no one further,
Chairman lacino closed the public hearing. This item was then brought back to the board for
further discussion. Hearing no further discussion, motion was made by Robert Harris to
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ap.Drove recommendation of the Zoning Text change to allow this special exception use,
seconded by Tim Mc Leod. Motion passed on the following roll call:
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Tim Mc Leod
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3 SE-20-93 - The request of South Florida Sports Committee, lnc. for a Special Exception use to
construct a motocross park facility on the property located on the south side of Collins Road
(SW 36 Street) at Southwest 26 Tenace. The site is zoned Light lndustrial M-1 .
The legal description rb.' TRACT 9, BLK 1, AND THE NORTH 100 FEET OF TRACT 10, BLK 1, AND THE
EAST 160 FEET OF TRACTS 3 AND 4, BLK 2, ALL IN SECTION 29, TO\A/NSHIP 50 SOUTH, RANGE 42, EAST,
A/I(A MARSHALL EVERGLADES, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2,
PAGE 32, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF DADE COUNry, FLORIDA, SAID LANDS SITUATE, LYING AND
BEING IN BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA. LESS THEREFROM THE FOLLOWNG DESCRIBED REAL
PROPERTY: THAT CERTAIN PORTION OF SAID TRACT 9, BLK 1 DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
COMMENCING AT THE NW CORNER OF THE NE 1/4 OF SECTION 29, THENCE EASTERLY ALONG THE
NoRTH LINE oF SAID NE 1/4 A DISTANCE OF 365 FEET; THENCE SOUTHERLY PARALLEL TO THE WEST
LINE OF SAID NE 1/4 MAKING AN ANGLE IN THE SOUTH EAST QUADRANT OF 90'14'15", A DISTANCE OF
2O.OO FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUING SOUTHERLY ALONG THE LAST
MENTIoNED coURSE A DISTANCE OF 225.00 FEET MORE OR LESS TO THE BANK OF A LAKE; THENCE
EASTERLY MEANDERING THE SAID BANK TO A POINT BEING 49O.OO FEET EAST OF THE SAID WEST
LINE OF THE NE 1/4 OF SEC 29 AND 285.00 FEET MORE OR LESS SOUTH OF SAID NORTH LINE OF THE
NE 1/4 OF SECTION 29, THENCE NORTHERLY PARALLEL TO THE SAIO EAST LINE OF THE NE 1/4 OF
SECTION 29, A DISTANCE OF 265.00 FEET MORE OR LESS TO A POINT 2O.OO FEET SOUTH OF THE SAID
NORTH LINE OF THE NE 1/4 OF SECTION 29; THENCE WESTERLY PARALLEL TO THE SAID NORTH LINE
OF THE NE 1/4 OF SECTION 29, MAKING AN INCLUDED ANGLE OF 89'45'45", A DISTANCE OF 125.00 FEET
TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; ALSO LESS THAT CERTAIN PORTION OF SAID TRACT 9, BLK 1
DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: THE NORTH 365 FEET OF TRACT 9, BLK 'I, LESS THE WEST 470 FEET
THEREOF. ALSO LESS THAT CERTAIN PORTION OF THE EASTERLY 160 FT OF TRACT 4, BLK 2,
DESCRTBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING 76.55 FEET NORTH OF THE SOUTH BOUNDARY OF SAID TRACT
4, BLK2, ON A LINE PARALLEL TO AND '16. FEET WEST OF THE EAST BOUNDARY OF SAID TRACT 4, BLK
2 AND RUNNING NORTHEASTERLY AT AN ANGLE OF 62; A DISTANCE OF 70 FEET TO A POINT, THENCE
NoRTHVVESTERLY AT AN ANGLE OF 88.02,20" FOR A DISTANCE OF 123.69 FEET; THENCE SOUTHERLY
A DISTANCE OF 175 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING (SAID LAND LYING NORTHERLY OF A CERTAIN
CANAL EASEMENT, SAID EASEMENT BEING RECORDED IN DEED BOOK 722, PAGE 394, BROWARD
COUNTY RECORDS.)
Dan Oyler, City Planner addressed the board to discuss this special exception request by the
South Florida Sports Commiftee to construct a Motocross park at this site. Mr. Oyler
explained the zoning and the present uses in the areas surrounding this site. Mr. Oyler made
reference to the handout sheet with the recommended proposed conditions to this special
exception request. Mr. Oyler also stated that the petitioner has been made aware of these
conditions and has agreed to all.
MINUTES PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD PAGE 3 January 19, 1994
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MEMORANDUM
TO: CITY MANAGER ROBERT FLATLEY
FROM:WANDA MULLIKIN, CITY CLERK
SUBJECT: BID ADVERTISING
DATE: DECEMBER30,1993
ln light of the Commissions' concems regarding the procedure for advertising for bids,
the following is the procedure we now use:
The charter requires that we advertise for bids at least '15 days prior to receiving them
with ads being advertised twice, a week apart, in a newspaper of general circulation
throughout the county.
ln the past when the Miami Herald offered advertising in the classified Broward edition
of the paper, we utilized their paper and rates due to the fact that they were much less
than the cost of the Sun Sentinel and also due to the fact that the Sun Sentinel
demands more time in which ads must be submitted prior to advertising. This caused
a problem due to the fact that it prevented us from advertising for the following meeting,
the second reading of an ordinance or any ad that requires a 10 day notice, thus
causing a delay for contractors, petitioners and the city.
When the Miami Herald discontinued the classified Broward edition of the paper, it
made it cost prohibitive and in most cases, ineffective to advertise in the Miami
classified section so we chose to advertise in the Broward Daily Business Review which
is a business publication throughout Broward County and qualifies as a paper of
general circulation in the coung. The rates are much less than the Sun Sentinel and
they require much less time for ads to be submitted prior to advertising which makes it
possible for us to advertise for second reading of ordinances for the following meeting.
We also felt that this being a business paper that businesses may be more likely to
observe the bid request
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We only advertise Public Hearing.Erfi Uia requests in the Broward Review. Budget .
Ads and Election ads are placed in the Sun Sentinel or Miami Herald.
Please note that in addition to lhe required newspaper publication of bid requests which
are submitted by the departments to the City Clerk for advertising, all departments are
responsible for soliciting for and receiving their bids and should solicit for bids by
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notifying individual vendors of the request and fumishing them with bid specifications.Also.lsug_gest that departments contact Mike smith, peisonnel oirector wno nas a tistof all the small Disadvantaged Businesses and fumish these businesses witn Ge oiarequest and specifications.
The Finance Department has a purchasing policy that is very near completion to submitfor approval. lt may be well to workshop this with the commission at which time theirconcems and input can be addressed.
I have attached a list of other cities using the Broward Daily Business Review and acost comparison of newspapers.
DAffi RETmTI
RUTH H. BRO!rN
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December 23, 1993
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MEMORANDUM
TO; CITY MANAGER ROBERT FI.ATLEY
FROM:WANDA MULLIKIN, Clry CLERK
SUBJECT: RECOMMENDED AMENDMENTS TO UTILIT|ES SECTTON OF CODE
DATE: FEBRUARY 1, 1994
UTILITIES DIRECTOR BUD PALM AND MEMBERS OF THE UTILITIES STAFF,HAVE
ENCOUNTERED PROBLEMS IN THE UTILIry DEPARTMENTAND WOULD IiTE TOPRESENT THE ATTACHED RECOMMENDED AMENDMENTS TO THE CITY CODE
FOR CONSIDERATION BY THE COMMISSION:
Section 27-3
Addition
Addition: 27-3(e) - "lt is unlawful for any
owner or tenant of a residential unit to
knowingly supply water to another unit(s)
wherein water is not available for any reason.
ln the event the city sees evidence of this .
occurring, the party supplying the water will be
billed on an additional unit(s) basis. The owner
or consumer will also be subject To the maxi-
mum fine as set forth in Section 1-8 of the city
code; which fine shall be added to and become
a part of the utilities bill for that residential unit.,,
Note: Staff has discovered that there are instances where utility service has been
discontinued for nonpayment that the occupant has been receiving or buying water
from other residential units next to or in close proximity. staff feel that if those units
supplying the water where billed on an additional unit basis that this practice would be
eliminated due to the excessive cost of an additional unit.
Section 27-8 (a)
Authority and Grounds for
discontinuance of service by
utility department.
Amendment: Section 27-8 (a) - "Authority
and grounds for discontinuance of service
and imposition of penalties for violations"
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,/Section 27-8 - Addition Addition - Section 27-B (12) "Any violation
of subsections (1) through (11) hereinabove
shall be subject to penalties as provided for in
Section 27-23 - Addition
Sections 1-8 of citu code d"lJ ti..r- 414)0 -t2,
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Addition - Section 27-23 (7\ - "Owner of more
than one unit supplied by one meter will be
required to post the deposit. Tenant deposits
will not be accepted by the city for said
services"
Note: Staff has encountered the problem of owners with more than 1 unit being
supplied water by 1 meter, requiring one of the tenants to post the deposit. Many of
these tenants are not informed that there are more than 1 unit being serviced by the
meter and that they will be responsible for the entire bill.
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Section 27-53 - Addition Addition - Section 27-53 (9) - "Any violation
of subsections (1) through (11) hereinabove
shall be subject to the maximum fine as pro-
vided for in Section 1-8 of the city
code; which fine shall be added to and become
a part of the utilities bill for that unit.
Note: This addition will allow the city to assess and collect fines for violations by adding
them to the utility bill.
Section 27-53
Sanitary sewer services,
cancellation.
Amended - Section 27-53 - "Sanitary
sewer seryice cancellation and impo-
sition of penalties for violations"
Amendment - Section 27-9 (b) - "A backflow
preventer valve shall be installed on supply
Iines as stated in the Fla. Administrative Code
17-555.360 and the BOCA Uniform Plumbing
Codes.
Section 27-9 (b)
A backflow preventer valve shall be
installed and maintained on supply
line as stated in chapter4620 ofthe
South Fla. Building Code.
Note: This amendment is necessary in order to reference the proper authority regarding
the backflow preventers.
I am requesting that you place this ordinance on the next workshop for discussion.
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AMENDING
SECTIONS 27-3,27.8,27-9,27-23 AND 27.53 TO REGULATE THE
SUPPLYING OF WATER BY A CONSUMER TO A UNIT NOT A
PART OF THE CONSUMER'S PROPERry; PROVIDING FOR
POSTING OF DEPOSITS BY OWNERS OF MORE THAN ONE
UNIT SUPPLIED BY ONE(1) METER; PROVIDING FOR
PENALTIES; PROVIDING FOR BACKFLOW PREVENTER
VALVES; 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 CIry OF DANIA,
FLORIDA:
Section '1. That Section 27-3 of the Code of Ordinances is hereby amended by
adding a new subparagraph (e) thereto which shall read as follows:
"(e) lt is unlaMul for any owner or tenant of a residential unit to knowingly
supply water to another unit(s) wherein water is not available for any
reason. ln the event the city sees evidence of this occurring, the party
supplying the water will be billed on an additional unit(s) basis. The owner
or consumer will also be subject to the maximum fine as set forth in
Section 1-8 of the city code; which fine shall be added to and become a
part of the utilities bill for that residential unit."
Section 2. That Section 27 -8 of the code of Ordinances is hereby amended as
follows:
(a) The title to said Section 27-8 shall be amended to read: "Authority and
grounds for discontinuance of service and imposition of penalties for
violations"
(b) That Section 27-8 shall be further amended by adding a new sub-section
(12) thereto which shall read as follows:
"(12) any violations of subsections (1) through (1 1) hereinabove shall be
subject to penalties as provided for in Section 1-8 of the city code
which fine shall be added to and become a part of the utilities bill for
that unit."
Section 3. That Section 27-9(b) of the Code of Ordinances is hereby amended
as follows:
"(b) A backflow preventer valve shall be installed and maintained on supply
line as stated in the Florida Administrative Code 17-555.360 and the
BOCA Uniform Plumbing Codes.'
Section 4. That Sections 27-23 of lhe Code of Ordinances of the City of Dania
is hereby amended by adding a new sub-paragraph (7) thereto which shall read as
follows:
'(7) Owners of more than one unit supplied by one (1) meter will be required
to post the deposit. Tenant deposits will not be accepted by the city for
said service."
Section 5. That Section 27-53 ot the Code of Ordinances is hereby amended
as follows:
"(a) That the title to said Section 27 -53 be amended to read: "Sanitary sewer
service cancellation and imposition of penalties for violations".
(b)That Section 27-53 shall be further amended by adding a new
subsection (9) thereto which shall read as follows:
Section 6. That except as herein amended all other provisions of Section 27
of the Code of ordinances shall remain in full force and effect.
"(9) any violation of subsections 1 through 1'l hereinabove shall be
subject to the maximum fine as provided for in Section 1-8 of the
city code; which fine shall be added to and become a part of the
utilities bill for that unit.'
section 7. 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 8. 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 of
-,
1994
PASSED and ADOPTED on Second and Final Reading on the
-
day of
,1994.
MAYOR COMMISSIONER
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - AUDITOR
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS
FRANK C. ADLER, CitY AttomeY
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