HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-04-26 Regular City Commission Meeting Agenda PacketAGENDA
DAt{rA Crrr co.ltat4lssloff
RE,G']IARME,ETING
APRIL 26, 7994
7:8O P.DI.
ANY PERSON WHO DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY fHE C'fY COMMISSION WfH REG.ARD fO ANY
MATTER CONSIDERED AT IHIS MEEIING OR HEAR'NG WLL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS" AND FOR
SUCH PURPOSE MAY NEED IO ENSURE IHAI A VERBATM RECORD OF fHE PROCEED,NGS
'S
MADE WHICH
RECORD INCLUDES IHE IESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS fO BE BASED.
LOBBYIST /I]EGISTRA'TION REOUIRED - REGISTRATION AS A LOBBYIST IN THE CITY OF DANU IS
ANY PERSON, FIRM OR CORFORATION IS BEING PAID TO LOBBY THE COMMISSION ON ANY
ISSUE, PURST]ANT TO ORDINANCE NO. OI.93. REGISTRATION FORMS ARE AVAII}IBLE IN THE
OFFICE IN THE ADMINISTRATION CENTER.
REOUIRED IFpri].rtou on
CITY CLERK'S
PRESENTATIONS * 1993 Tree City USA Award (staff)* Program of Excellence Award for Dania Elementary School lstattl* Broward County Soil & Water Conservation Board to present the City with
the "Goodyear Award" lstar;
I. CONSEN?AGEI|IDA
Minutes1.1 Workshop meeting of March 30, 19941.2 Workshop meeting of March 15, 19941.3 Special Workshop meeting of April 9, 1994
Resolutions1.4 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT
PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 163, FLORIDA STATUTES, BETWEEN: CITY OF HOLLYWOOD,
FLORIDA, CITY OF FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA, CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AND BROWARD
COUNTY, FLORIDA, RELATING TO JURISDICTIONAL MATTERS; AND PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE." (Staff)
I.5 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OF
PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT FOR FROST PARK, MODELLO PARK, MELI PARK, MULLIKIN
PARK AND THE BEACH IN THE AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $1OO,OOO BASED UPON THE
COMPETITIVE BID NO. 94-8-06 OF VOLUSIA COUNTY, FLORIDA, DATED NOVEMBER 30,
1993; PROVIDING THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS lN CONFLICT
HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE." (Staff)
1.6 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, FLORIDA RECREATION DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM, PROJECT GRANT AGREEMENT. DEVELOPMENT, RELATING TO DANIA BEACH
PARK; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (Staff)
1
R.OI,L CAI.T.
lllyocA?Ioil by Rev. Edward Kendall, Church of God
COIIISEIII:I AGEIIIDA (conti n ued )1.7 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO
SUBMIT AN APPLICATION FOR A BEACH EROSION CONTROL GRANT FUNDED THROUGH
THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE." (Staf0
,l.8 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, ACKNOWLEDGING MAY 5, 1994, AS THE
NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER IN FLORIDA; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.,' (StAff)
1.9 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING THE ELEVENTH
AMENDMENT TO INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN BROWARD COUNTY AND CITY OF
DANIA PROVIDING FOR DIVISION AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE PROCEEDS OF THE LOCAL
OPTION GAS TAX IMPOSED BY THE BROWARD COUNTY LOCAL OPTION GAS TAX
oRD|NANCE; PROVIDING THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS lN
CoNFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING
FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (Staff)
1.10 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING THE SECOND AMENDMENT
TO INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN BROWARD COUNTY AND CITY OF DANIA
PROVIDING FOR DIVISION AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE PROCEEDS FROM THE BROWARD
couNTY LOCAL OPTION GAS TAX ON MOTOR FUEL ORDINANCE; PROVIDING THAT ALL
RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO
THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (Staff)
,I.1{ "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, CONSENTING TO THE EXISTING
BUILDING ENCROACHMENT ON THE RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR SW 27 AVENUE, DANIA, FLORIDA,
WHICH PROPERTY IS OWNED BY KATHRYN FRITZ & LAWRENCE E. FRITZ, HUSBAND AND
WIFE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (staff)
2. PROCI,AMATIONS2.1 'EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES WEEK' - May 15 - 21 , 1994
2.2 "ARBoR DAY" - April 29,1994,2.3 'BEACH SAFETY WEEK" - April 24-30, 1994-'BEACH SAFETY DAY" - April 27, 1994
3. BIDS
3.1 Status report on proposals received at 4:00 p.m. for pier restaurant.
4. PTTBI,IC HEARIN(j^S4.1 Petitioner/Owner - South Florida Sports Committee, lnc.; property located at 2600 SW 36
Street (Collins Road)pubtic itearing - Zf -19-93 - Adoption of ordinance allowing motocross parks as a special
exception use in a Light lndustrial M-'1 zoning district..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 NO.
33-91; BY ADDING A NEW SECTION 39-1040.1 THERETO TO PROVIDE A SPECIAL
EXCEPTIoN USE FOR MOTOCROSS PARKS IN LIGHT INDUSTRIAL (M-1) DISTRICTS; AND
PROVIDING THAT ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES AND ALL RESOLUTIONS
OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF
SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (First PubIiC HEAT|Ng ANd
ordinance Reading) (Staff)
2
PUBLIC .EEARtrG,S (conti n ued)4.2 'AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 18 OF THE CODE
OF ORDINANCES OF THE CIry OF DANIA ENTITLED 'PENSIONS AND RETIREMENT' TO
CLARIFY THE OFFSET OF CHILD'S BENEFIT PAYABLE AFTER THE DEATH OF A MEMBER: TO
ESTABLISH PRE-RETIREMENT DEATH BENEFITS FOR VESTED MEMBERS; TO AFFORD
OPTIONAL FORMS OF BENEFITS TO PERSONS RECEIVING NON-SERVICE-CONNECTED
DISABILITY PENSIONS; TO AUTHORIZE THE BOARD TO ENGAGE THE SERVICES OF
ATTORNEYS, INVESTMENT MANAGERS, AND TO PURCHASE ADEQUATE INSURANCE; TO
AFFORD PARTICIPANTS AN OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE SERVICE CREDITS FOR THE
TltvlE SPENT lN THE MILITARY SERVICE; TO PROVIDE PARTICIPANTS WITH SERVICE
CREDITS FOR UP TO FOUR YEARS SERVICE AS A VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER WITH THE
CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA FIRE DEPARTMENT; TO INCORPORATE CHANGES REQUIRED
FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE; PROVIDING FOR A COST OF
LIVING ADJUSTMENT; TO INCREASE THE AMOUNT OF SERVICE CONNECTED DISABILITY
BENEFIT PROVIDED HEREUNDER; PROVIDING FOR A SAVINGS CLAUSE; PROVIDING FOR A
REPEALER; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE RETROACTIVE TO MARCH 1, 1994.'
(Second Ordinance Reading) (Staff)
flllFE: 9:OO P.t - RruABl ttD tlrtICE nn PilAllE SESSIOU
EOt flggtotws ato AfiontEls frEPnEsEtfltE frE cIT'r lt ffs
LITIOAflOI AGrltST DR0YrnD EOAtll (scc bac*an)
oF cIFr
PEIII'IflO
o. crTrzENs' COMMEIyIS - Comments by Dania citizens or interested parties that are not a part of
the regular agenda should be given in writing or communicated verbally prior to 4:00 p.m. the
(2nd) and fourth (4th) Monday of each month. Comments of any nature will be responded to by
the office of the City Manager. ln the event that the concern remains unresolved, the citizen(s) or
party will be asked to address the City Commission during the meeting.
5.1 Sandy Cimaglia, Carousel Antiques
6. s.rrE Prlws
7. E;rPENDrIIIRE REgITESTS7.'l Approval of March invoice in the amount of $11,906.65 from Curtis & Curtis for airport
related services. (staff)
7.2 Approval of April invoice in the amount of $2,995.00 from Curtis & Curtis for airport related
services. 1stat4
7.3 Final payment to M. Bone, lnc. for the construction of the dock at the l.T. Parker Community
Center. (staf0
J
8. DISCUSSIOJV AIIID POSSIBLE ACTION8.1 Fire Department
8.1.'t Resolution approving agreement between EMSA and City of Dania.
"A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING THE LETTER OF
AGREEMENT FOR DESIGNATED SKILLS FACILITIES BETWEEN EMSA LIMITED
PARTNERSHIP CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION DIVISION AND THE CITY OF DANIA
RELATING TO ESTABLISHMENT OF SKILLS FACILITY; AND PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE." (staff)
8.1.2 A.A.R.P. program placing senior citizens in the work force. lstattl
8.1.3 Grant application filed for selected items. (star0
8.2 Findings and recommendations for canal dredging and maintenance of the Dania Cut-off
Canal. 1stan1
8.3 Request by Al Behrendt to erect canopies for the Dania Marine FIea Market to be held May
6 - 8, 1994. (staff)
8.4 Three-way stop sign requested for NE Second Street and Gulfstream Road. (comm. Hyde)
8.5 Status report from the Human Relations Board by Bob Adams. (stafq
9. APPIOIN:IUEn,1IS9.'l Appointment of two members to the Airport Advisory Committee.9.2 Appointment of one member to the Human Relations Board.9.3 Appointment of two members to the Marine Advisory Board.
7 O. ADMI]|IISTR.XI'Nrc REPORTS
City Manager
10.'l Request to hold a City Commission Workshop on May 3 to discuss the Fire Department
proposal to purchase two rescue vehicles; status report on planning the 90th birthday
celebration and other items.
City Attorney
r r. coMlt[IssroN coMr[ENlsl1.l CommissionerBertino
11.2 Commissioner Hyde
1{.3 Commissioner Jones
1 1.4 Vice-Mayor Grace
11.5 Mayor Mikes
4
AGE,NDA
AT'DENDTJM
DAI{IA CITY COMIIIISSIOIT
APRIL 26, 7994
7:3O P.M.
PRESEITTATIOIII * Broward Elementary Music Teachers Association award presented
to Commissioner Al Jones by Ms. Kathleen Pendas, Coordinator,
"Music ln Our School Month" at War Memorial, March 23, 1994.
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, the United States Lifesaving Association, a professional organization whose
general membership is comprised of lifeguard and water rescue services throughout the country, is
recognized as the authority in the field of open water and ocean lifeguarding and of beach
management in the Nation; and
WHEREAS, the main goals of the United States Lifesaving Association are to establish the
highest standards and certification of open water and ocean lifeguards, to promote and develop the
finest methods of lifesaving techniques and to effectively educate the public on imperative aspects of
beach and water safety; and
WHEREAS, in the State of Florida, drowning remains the number one killer of children
between the ages of one and two years old, and accidental drowning remains the third worst killer in
the United States; and
WHEREAS, drowning and near-drowning occur throughout our state in our oceans,
intercoastal waterways, rivers, lakes, residential and public pools, canals, sinkholes, home bathtubs,
and even in mop buckets; and
WHEREAS, the human and economic costs of drowning and near drowning are extremely
high and totally unacceptable in our state; and
WHEREAS, research by the United States Lifesaving Association has produced practical
rescue and education techniques that are beneficial to the public and the Emergency Medical
Systems; and
WHEREAS, ocean lifeguards command the respect and admiration of the public for their
dedication to saving lives in their profession of open water lifeguarding.
NOW THEREFORE, l, Robert A. Mikes, as Mayor of the City of Dania, Florida, do hereby
proclaim April 24-30, 1994, as
"BEACH SAFETY WEEK"
and April 27, 1994, as ,.BEACH SAFETY DAY"
in the City of Dania and urge all residents and visitors using our beaches to swim in the vicinity of and
under the watchful eye of our professional, dedicated lifeguards.
Attest:IN WTNESS WHEREO
set m
affixed this
F I have hereunto
caused this seal to be
pril, 1994.
v
2 6dahand and
City Clerk - Auditor
YOR - CO ISSIONER
PROCLAIVIATION
WHEREAS, emergency medical services is a vital public service; and
WHEREAS, access to quality emergency care dramatically improves the survival
and recovery rate of those who experience sudden illness or injury; and
WHEREAS, only a third of Americans rate their households as being "very well
prepared" for a medical emergency; and
WHEREAS, emergency medical services providers have traditionally served as the
safety net of America's health care system; and
WHEREAS, the members of emergency medical services teams, whether career or
volunteer, engage in thousands of hours of specialized training and continuing education to
enhance their lifesaving skills; and
WHEREAS, Americans benefit daily from the knowledge and skills of these highly
trained individuals; and
WHEREAS, it is appropriate to recognize the value and the accomplishments of
emergency medical services providers by designating Emergency Medical Services Week;
and
WHEREAS, the designation of Emergency Medical Services Week will serve to
educate the people of Dania, Florida about injury prevention and how to respond to a
medical emergency.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, ROBERT A. MIKES, as Mayor of the City of Dania, Florida,
do hereby proclaim the week of May 15 lo 21 , 1994,
.EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES WEEK"
in the City of Dania and encourage its citizens to observe such month by showing their
appreciation to those who serve in this lifesaving profession.
Attest:
//"/"-
day of A
City Clerk - Auditor
AYOR - COM SIONER
WHEREAS, emergency medical services teams consist of emergency physicians,
emergency nurses, emergency medical technicians, paramedics, firefighters, educators,
administrators and others, each of whom is ready to provide lifesaving care to those in need
24 hours a day, seven days a week; and
lN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my
hand and caused this seal to be affixed this I c
ri I
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, in 1872, J. Sterling Morton proposed to the Nebraska Board of
Agriculture that a special day be set aside for the planting of trees; and
WHEREAS, this holiday, called Arbor Day, was first observed with the planting of
more than a million trees in Nebraska; and
WHEREAS, Arbor Day is now observed throughout the nation and the world;
and
WHEREAS, trees can reduce the erosion of our precious topsoil by wind and
water, cut heating and cooling costs, moderate the temperature, clean the air, produce
oxygen and provide habitat for wildlife; and
WHEREAS, trees are a renewable resource giving us paper, wood for our
homes, fuel for our fires and countless other wood products; and
WHEREAS, trees in our city increase property values, enhance the economic
vitality of business areas and beautify our community; and
WHEREAS, trees are a source of joy and spiritual renewal; and
WHEREAS, the City of Dania has been recognized as a Tree City USA by the
National Arbor Day Foundation and desires to continue its tree-planting ways.
NOW, THEREFORE, l, Robert A. Mikes, as Mayor of the City of Dania, Florida,
do hereby proclaim April 29, 1994,
,'ARBOR DAY''
in the City of Dania and urge all our citizens to support efforts to care for our trees and
woodlands, to support our city's community forestry program, and to plant trees to
gladden the hearts and promote the well-being of present and future generations.
lN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto
set my hand and caused this seal to be
affixed this 26 day of April, 1994.l-,
MAYOR - CO ISSIONER
Attest:
City Clerk - Auditor
Itre National
Arbor Day Foundation
HONORARY TNUS?EES
Fqd. 5-16, d h.rs
a oAtE mEEFtson
uso Fo.I,l s.lE cr-l
EOIXE ^l6€Ft
Cr.ortlr vir PBErsart or lilirl td..La
(ErNA!O Bo€ttl
taaEral laaga ol ot .
@oq.As agFEulEF
FOOEF A CIBAS
Sa.o.l Coo.rDo.ra..l
olcA C VETT
J Tr.OTa S Coqr.lr
U.S. Cdr.rlE d rr.Fr
Ins EI,G8NE A. OAVrO60lrrGcdru.l(lrutlr ol
J, JAMES EXOI{
I OY BIFD JO}OTSON
8|L! xeuDEr'n€i
H. Sdty al ArEcr-
JTO( LOFEI?
J. rrcHrEL tLCLOSxEY
raxrxE 0a6. Fmrr raoRFrsoN
J ra€s c o(sora
€,.cr&r Yb tui!lnlrgl Fq..t, Ar.6.10!
EFNCSI C. SXEAEr.6,tln vr. Pr.d..nrrr &tn. or Cdurvrt i! O.rE!
i.C. .IED' TUfu{EE
Iutrr Btde.rE Std.i
uuFEr{cE o *lsEn^t
,{ttlri Fali CodlC
BOARD OF ?BUSTEES
JrM IEUSC|E T
uas lEE A (C.olyir cr Ylolr Jfi.lrd Pt6dn1. Prafr.l.E*,
OFI GAFY XERGENII OEh
O!.E BAEE
r€l€N rcOS US
or EtEs or cE
OF FOBENI L|VINGSIOII
on JArEs olt ra(or{
sus^r sEAcFaSl
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
21r No. t2ttr St. . Uncoln. NE 68508 (.r02) 474-5655
![he Honorable Bobble Grace
l,layor of the Clty of DanLa
100 t{. Danla Beach BIvd.Danla, FL 33004
January 28, 1994
gards
John RosonowExecutlve Dlrector
congratulatLona to Danla on belng named as a 1993
Tree clty USAI
A communlty'3 tree-Plantlng Program is a llving
nemorial to the cLtLzens' concern for the guallty ofl1fe. The trees we plant and care for today wlll
lncrease property values, cool and beautlfy our cltles,
flght pollutlon, conserve enerlJy, and gl've wlldLlfe a
home for yeara to come.
Th€ free clty UsA award lndlcatea that you take
your munlclpal tree-care reEPonElbllltles serlously.
An effectlve co nunlty foreEtry program la an
ongolng process of growth and renewal--a program ofpfintlng and cale that contlnues through the years. AE
I Tree elty usa, you have a so}ld foundatlon for that
proceas of lmprovement.
Tlee Clty USA ls aponaored ln cooperatlon nith the
Natlonal Assoclatlon of State Foresters. Stateforesters are responsible for the presentatlon of the
Eree Clty USA flag and other materLala. We wlll
fonrard your awards to Ehomas S. Haxby ln your state
foreater'a offlce. fhey wlll be coordl.natlng thepresentatlon ulth you. It would be especlallyipproprtate to make the 8!e€ Clty USA ar,rard a part of
your Arbor Day ceremony.
Agaln, congratulatlong on recelvlng thls natlonal
recognltion for your tree-care program.
Dear Mayor Grace:
JR/tK
cc:fhomas S.Danlel J.HaxbyOyler
SOY INK
Americans dedicated to tree planting and environmental stewardship.
CITY OF DANIA
INTER.OFFICE MEMORANDUM
To:Robert Flatley, City Manager
From:
Date:
Dan Oyler, Clty Plan
April, 20, 1994
Re Request From Dania Elementary School to Announce "Program of
Excellence Award".
Ms. Mary Jo Terminello and Ms. Susan Tomanek of Dania Elementary
School woutd like to announce that their school has been selected for the
'Program of Excellence Award'from the State of Florida. They will be bringing
five students who wish to say a few remarks to the Commission.
Please place this item on the City Commission agenda of April 26, 1994
under Presentations.
CITY OF DANIA
INTER.oFFICE MEMORANDUM
To:Robert Flatley, city Manager
From: Dan Oyler, CitY Planner
Date April 21, 1994
Re Presentation of GoodYear Award
The Broward County Soil & Water District would like to present to the City
of Dania the 'Goodyear Award" for 1 992-1993 for outstanding Beach
Re-vegetation and Environmental Education Programs.
This award is only presented to One City from all of the cities in the
United States. A member of the B.C.S. & W. D' will be present to present the
award. " -.- .,,
CIry OF DANIA
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: Dania City Commission
FROM: Robert Flatley, City Manag
RE: Port Everglades Legislation
DATE: April22, 1994
The Port "Business Bilf (SB 3148) passed the Legislature last week.
The attached lnterlocal Agreement between Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Dania and Broward
County has been signed by all parties excepting Dania, which request is before you at this time.
The intent of this document is to maintain the status quo business-as-usual despite the transfer
of govemance of Port Everglades to Broward County this Fall. Voters in 1990 stripped the
seaport of its political independence and made it a County agency.
nd
APR-21-'94 Tl-U Br44 ID:CITY l,lFt IBGER-fT. LDLE TEL NO:345-?61-5421
tffinAllot X lro - e{-576
!Or lhyor ill Xurghvl,ca lryor irobi E. luaallu3culrrlone caly traao
Coul. rc loner Crrltoa B. lloor.Corlsriolr.r iraclr Ltont
G.orga L. Brnlxrrlrcltlr lliDagEr
l;rttl lt, t99a
fl6?5 PB1
ItROls
Dllttr:
tgLrEcir!
fut\-tn
Polt E€rgll(t.r Int rlocrl Agfc.!.nt
County tdalnlatrator trEk Ost€fbolt aDd f havc furth.rdl.qpr.d th. tntlrlocrf Agrsilant cnd lrarc agrtGd to a rlmrlrnguagr oharyo to aRr'rct'E IIr: pwEns - Rt3porlsrBrl,tfir! rb
QEIIEINEISII, t4r-rlqsElElrl 6lml]Icls 3.1.r (rtrqg ,]. itcD!€. l. notad ln bold tlDo rE lollorr r
3.1.1 cdrnty, aa rucae.ror co the por* EytrqlrddAu'Eborlty, int nds to contlnuc to contrrct rlt!-t!aDrorard Shrlff.r Oltlcr (tSO) lor baelc and rrheryld .nforccnt rtrvtcor ln rubrtantletlv thd ramrid.rcrlb.d ln ttre contrlct bGtraan Dort Etiarqlad.! dSb.rlff ettrohrrl h.r.to rt Do GEt to tDa qltti.
fe rsc@nd !2our rpprov.l dth thc rddltton of 't{i*.'ot.og..
PJT/GIIIAdIttschErt
ht-i'ffi fu(llrnrm trl m.lmE7l ,dErtirilEmfrNtff-+rairzdG4a-ttiEi-rjtsilE-rufiEEreEZ4JZEEYD'GE'I
ffi-21-19Et4 EB:49 C I TY I"IANEGER FT. LDI-E P .BT
---.--------.=_ FFR-15- ' 94 FRI 15142 ID:CITY mtnGER-fT. t-U_E TE_ tE:36-?61-E@t ffi13 PA1
a t5nElonrl{uH Ba, 9{-56{
DlElr
Ior
8tu%
IIEII 11. 199{
f,nyor arlE trrugtcVlcr llayor John E. Aur6llusCoulsgion a Cary fienoc6l!ri!E tonar carlton D. ]IoorecoEri.Elon.r rack Ltona
GQorgc Ir. Eanbor!2, city lfanagBr 4"4a-*Aptll r.9, 199{ Ag€trde - port lrtantltlon.
lf. hrvr k gt. yoT brlef:d on.!h6 rt.tuB of the Irort lt'tansltloD lccurover the raet rrx nonths. srnce our ragt upaate on- ---iiEfriari- r,_L9?1, thc attaclrcd cotptolse fntetlocai -I;irliii- ttl!-fi;EtrllTirr ao";"#Etiii tf8fl'S.'#r"33ffI1!.Titaxabl. srrtus or rEar pEoPerpy tup"oveuenis ror port Eeniiti,"it r,thougtt to be the Dast ior*alti eoiution.'- -- ltre Ctty of foityvooalE!'EsrEit tbi,e.rqrreeaent er their apiri-ilrr .;;ru;i;i ,fitrill'r- r.atc r.comcndlng yout approval.
P,rfllsrfl/d
ftJ.aCh&Arlt
9{-56{port
Fo*fi-brurid tr trrlail0JlltemoEl *.trrr
14d
FPR-15-1994 15;4?P. 81
PROrr
Eg&rEg!s
CITY HFI{AGER FT. LH_E
.. ,?- -..
t8'd EE:,T ,66I-€EI-U&
CIy Managels Oilbc
Cly of Ho[ynuod
P.O. Bor 2290,[5
Holtyutood, Fbsb 33022-9Ot5
Phone: 305-921-3201
Fax No: 308-921-331{
FAX TRA}IEMITTAL
April 6, 1994
Robert Flatley
City Manager
Clty of Danla
Danle, FL
Bob:
For your inbrmation. I am attadfng lh9 lntedocel Agrcement that rvas unanimou5ly
eppo\€d at bda/s City Commlsslon meoling-
Samuel A. Finz
Attadments: 14
P.l,
H. latdcalelc
lban Nlc* Att
*t tlen ercnli
onll co0 tt
CTaecat.t+
&3/t/c/tv
ul 14 ttt
o,0 lS
aq, coafl
!t rlDtD
t0'd ,tttil?090€r '0N l$J 000m4110H l0 ,utc gt:tt GIl,t t6-s -udu
VIII, section 2 of the Florida constitution, and chapter 166 of theFlorida statutes; and
WHEREAS, aI1 parties believe it is of the utDost iuportance to
the citizens of each nunicipality and of Broward county as a vho1e,to ensure the continued existence of Port Everglades as an assetfor all the parties; and
WHEREAS, Bror,ard county nishes to provide services to the Port
contractually pursuant to its Poerer, as provided in Chapters 89-427
and 91-346 of the Laws of the state of Florida, to the extent of
this Agreenent; and
wHxR,ELs, the nunicipalities of Bo1lye'ood, Fort Lauderdale, and
Dania rrish to provide contractual services to the extent of this
Agreenent pursuant to, and in recognition of, their hone rule
p5w"rs as -provided in Article vIIr, section 2 of the Florida
tonstitution and chapter 166 of the Florida Statutes and their
respective uunicipal charters; and
WHERE:LS, the parties hereto are desj'rous of entering into an
Interlocal Agreeuent in order to address issues of concurrentjurisdiction Lnd to elj.minate any confl-icts between the Parties and
ior the parties to effectively and efficiently continue to provide
uunicipal services to the Port Jurisdictional Areai and
WHEREAS, the Parties hereto recogmize that the Authority,
pursuant to Chaptei 91-345, Laws of Florida, is scheduled to be
iissolved on Noveruber 22, L994, and to have its governnental
functions transferred to Broward county Government; and
WHEREAS, each party acknowledges that the other Day have a
different interpretation as to the neaning and effect of chapter
9L-346, Laws of Florida, and that by execution of this agreenent no
rights of any party are waived except as nay be specifically
provided by this agreeEent, Now, THEREFoRE,
IN CONSIDERATION of the promises and nutua 1 covenants
hereinafter contained, the parties hereto agiree as follotrs:
ARTICLE I: PURPOSE
1.1 The purpose of this Interlocal Agreenent is to coordinate and
designate- the exercise of authority and responsibility of the
respective parties regarding the providing of governuental serviees
to properties in which the Cities and county share concurrentjurisdiction. It is the intent of the parties hereto -that the
Lxercise of concurrent jurisdiction wittrin their respective areasof control shal1 be governed by and interpreted to be conslstent
with the terros of this Agreeuent and are not intended to inpair orIirnit any of the Cities' thoBe rulerr Polrers Pursuant to chapter
165, Florida Statutes.
-2-
DRAFT-AGREEUENT
This AGREB{ENT Dade and entered into this day of
, 1994, by and betvreen the CitY o-E ttolflprood, a
uunic ipal corporat ion of the State of Florida, hereinafter referred
to as rrHollYwood,r and the City of Fort Lauderdale, a nunicipal
corporation of the Sta te of Florida, hereinafter referred to as
iFo;t Lauderdale, tr and the city of Dania, a nuniciPal co ration
of the state of Florida,hereinafter referred to as rDa rPonia and
Broerard County, a Politi cal subdivision of the State of Florida,
hereinafter referred to as ncounty. rr
ts-.u--!L--E-S-Lr-E:
n
WHEREAS, the Port Everglades District is- a special district
sovernment created by specill act of the Legislature, ^which has
Eii=i"a since 1927 ind-has acted as the Port Authority within
Broward county since said time; and
WHEREAS, since 1959 the Port Everglades Autbority has acted as
the governnent for the Port j urisd i{':tional area is provided for in
it "pf"t a9-427 of the Laws of the state of Florida,' and
WHEREAS, the Port jurisdictional area encoDPasses portions of
the incorporated municipalities of- Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale, and
oania within Brorrard county, Floridai and
WHEREAS, Chapter 89-427, of the Laws of the State of Florida,
proviaea thai the-porers of the Port EvergJ.ades Authority,.nhen in
ionflict with the uunicipal powers uithin the Port jurisdictional
.r"o, wouLd supersedJ siia uunicipal Pouers in certain
circurnstances; and
WHERE,AS, the Legislature of the State of Florida passed
chapter 91-346 of the Lanss of the state of Florida whlch transfers
the port Everglades District to the charter government of Brouard
county, Florida; and
llHEREAs, Brorrard county interPrets chapter 91-345 of the Larrs
of the state of Florida to grant it, as the successor of the Port
Everglades Authority, the full p.owe.rs that the Port Everglades
Authority had within the Port jurisdictional area; and
WHEREAS, the cities of Holl:rh,ood, Fort Lauderdale, and Dania
are assured, that they have within the Port jurisdictional area the
ful1 powers of nuniCipal ho6e rule as provided for under Article
IXTERIICAL AGREEMENT PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 163' FIpRIDA STAT(ITES '--S-ETI{EEN: CITY OF IIOLLYWoOD, FITRIDA, CITY OF FORI LAUDERDALE,-TT,ONTOA,CITYOFDANIA,FI.ORIDA,ANDBROWARDCOUIfTY'FLORIDA
- FR-21-'94 Tl-lu E9:.16 IDTCITY Hni.lfEEMT. Lg-E TEL t{O:3U5-761-92!
;:il::r--}ffiffi'J:ffi-fficlttat co6..tut. tnalr ts atlannar tbat ulltb. port. Eh,rrctblng h.E 1nlnf orselartt lo,rthc parclrr- rlrudlrrdah, ratIrotlE! .rlthln t
t.1.2 In th. -.Y.nt cornty, e8
ggul*[Hli.,ffiT*=u}:,*uffi*=*,;im
(tl Th. County_ 3hell rcquirr Ghr rponror otthr arrchr. wine rc pro,ii-e-rso "r-iil.-iriiIrr cnfoEc.rmt, agrncll - ri-ui. aq.e try b.,r.aron llc. notlce ol thc --nord gerr. f"i.nlorce!.nt .IraEronnel. I.tL ;p&;o.''if ffi4r.cl.l Evrnt rhrll furtfrr- Ut ltha 1ar tntercsl:nt ro-t.,., - :;+-=--:::-Erco!,,,or $11i,ip,iql$.C*Ifl T*fr iliIlll'.Ho.'!S::i:* -p"rr't- oc i,'r'--il;
3;l;i""''*-i,#;i.,4:i*S;*."*:,frffiffid.t rlinrtlon n. hrvlng Jurlrdlcclvll dlrturbenur{ant or .rt!
riffi $#H$$I#:HEHi,FiSS=rffi !'tir:uet-;fuj,'.,'d-;;;&;;*"igo'*.|T;:'il'J.r:iaatotc.Datrt rgqrqy.
t.2 ItrRt Df,crfBc:rlorr s!En.rF!8
m.,.*E:'T.11 ^il1ffi1%'Hi"lll^ "3*? ,,,trgulprrnt lrld traln (ii-1rrri.-*-.*r.g;.""*i_#-"fr[ffiffiT];
ffiX*gr*f
-{-
H5?5 FS3
nPR-21-1:Er4 EEr 5E CITY I{ANEGER FT. LDLE P.W
1.2 Erch partl to tblr tdlr..lE nt r€knoYlldal.t thrt lt bau.vr. lthar crrftlh rl-glrtr, grlvlhgaa, .rtd PoY.ll Dlqturng t -cha9tar tl-ta6, Lua o! llortda. AccoBdlDgltT, tBs ar.tutlcn ot thta lf,Raaaattt
by Llrch D.rBy .h.11 not bo conaBrurd tl I urlY.r -ot rrty ElEhtriitcfr tC-D.llevr lc ray bavo ln .ccordanc. vlth lrr o! aqlrlEy,rxcret thet no Plrty ta ttrIa rgE....nt rbrU tattLta,
iiiotart. frtrrvrnr oi otirnrltr Drcl.crt. rrly 8ctlon oR Drcc..afutEntfil fi lriconr lrt.lrt e1th. cr colrtlrall to th. t E!. lrlA eDaltlentoi-tUfi agrcer.nt ro loDg'm thlr rqr-ortrt t.!.!'Br lrt att.cE.
@
lor prEpor.r o! thlr fnt rlo€i 1 tgra.D.Dt, th. lotltrlng t tn3rbrll havl 6ro lcanlngl ascrlbed to Ur.r.tn!
rr.m or condrtE trt Jlrrlriid : th.t crrteln lrreFEty lytft.,-IE['m C untctprl' Dorlrdary rrd rlto lyInE lt.thlD tbt DorCJurlrdlctlonr I lr.a.
lort J.rrflrdlctlollrl -+.q: 'ilhrt cf+tfl -!.rl- DEot!.cty.trcorE$.iJrg ilaer ulthln thc nuiclprl baurdeihr cl
f,oUf;rood, iort tauCordll., Drnlr, end unirrcorporatad lrsue8a
CanrEy, utlcb togettreE ca!Irr13.3 thr rraprt lDonn L rDott'
srrrciiarsr rnc -drich Prorr.Ety ltld bprov.trnta cha EoaB
E!r.Es!,.des Aughor lty hrs Justtdictlon ovaa D(rrllrr.*, to thrcherirr o! PoEt Errtrghd.., uhlElr DEoIr.rEy ta ror.Drrtlcut|lly Ceicrl,D.a rr tnr Port ,uri*ftctiortrl IErr lnt:tect r ei-127, l.aflr o! Flotl{!, tt lLridad, *: ltrutiquantfy alcnded !y l,.glslrtlvr lct.
t.
E.
D.lrtrlDcgrlrr,tlec-lrra3bonnderlrs of unineoloceteC vltlrln tblJurlt{lctloml lrra-
rEiIcI.E IIr! PollERs- nEgtnf,SlElr,It{ts, AxD oEt.tcA'I[olls
Thlt scrtlin DroPGEtry l!,lt!g ulthtn ttr.rDorrtrd Erou.rd CounCy vlrlch tr alro,urli4lctlonrl boundrrl.r ot the Dort
r.l@
ttr ord.E to ]trura tb8 oraeEly, .f!lcl'snt, r.d l.rt[l ot.ratlon otfort ftrcrqfld.3, th. caunty rlU b. rrqulrrd to lrintlln Gontl,firoutrnd unlDt-rrt1lptrd hu .rfort.rant aDC ractrrlty to .r-f.fu.rd tb.D.r.onr ard iroperty rt ffi St arghd.r. tbe Darll.. to thlrisrrenrnt rrc-xn-lza -tUat ttrc Clthr end tlrr eountlt vlll ercL havr;;rtaI; ruoorirtltrtcla8 ulth !.glrd to ch.lr otsIl'grclorr to
orovldr and -prrlorr carEalrt Ie* enloreersnt rerrrlcea. It 1r thrinieni ot uir D.rttG. to .rtlblllh by tbla tgr.ca.nt th. bulcrrap,onrlbllttlcl ot ttt Dtrtl.r. .3 tollouli
t.l-t County, aa .uccaaroE !o thr l}gt ^ltrrgledcrtEthoriw. lnte-nar to conclnu. to contr.Gt rlth tD. laoraEdStrcrlt!'i'orltcr (Eso) lor baatc ard grbery lau arlfqrE !.nt
cPR-21-19Er4 EEt:58 CITY T4Ail{qGER FT. LH.E
-t-
P.W.
relating to intergovernmental cooperation for assisting each othersrlth B{s.
3.4 WATER AND SEWER SERVICE
(i)
( ii)
The parties hereto recognize that at present there issewer service available vithin the port JurisdictionalArea to the developed portions of property lying in theareas of concurrent jurisdiction, pursuant to thatcertain Large User Waste Water Agreement betueen FortLauderdal.e and the Port Everglades Authority, datedFebruary 2L, L979, incorporated herein by reference.
The parties hereto recognize that at present there ispotable water service avaiLable within the developedareas of Port Everglades, pursuant to that certain LaigeUser Agreenent betyeen the Port Evergl.aaes Authority andFort Lauderdale, dated January 16, L973, incorporatedherein by reference.
The parties hereto acknowledge that the sanitary serrerservice and potable water service being provided by theCity of fort Lauderdale enconpasses areas vithin tha Cityof Hollyrrood's uunicipal linits sithin the portJurisdictional Area. During the teru of this AgrreeEent,the parties hereto agree to acknorrledge and recognize theagreeEents described in Sections 3.4 ( i) and (ti) as validand binding agreerents. The City of Hollyrood, srecognition of the validity of these agreeuents shall inno way affect the City of IIo llln ood,s right to providesuch water and selrer services, pursuant to its hoDe ruleporers, in the futrrre to those areas uithi.n the City ofHoll)ftrood,s nunicipal boundaries upon the expiration orternination of the agreenents referenced in Sections3.4(i) and (ii) above. For all new uater and seuerservices required rithin tbe City of HollyvoodrsDunicipal boundaries rrhich are not included within theagreeEents referenced in Section 3.4(i) and (i1) above,or following the expiration or ternination of saidagreements, the City of ltollyvood sha1l have the right offirst refusal, to provide water and/or serrer servicesprior to the City of Fort Lauderdale providing same inaccordance with the agireeEents above referenced. Tbe Cityof Hollytrood nust exercise its right of first refusal nolater than one year piior to the expiration .orternination of the agreenents referenced in Sections3.4(i) and (ii) above and there shall be no interruptionor unavailabil.ity of servi.ce. Should the City ofHollywood exercise its right of first refusal, it nustprovide rates vhich are competitive with the cost ofservice if purcbased frou the city of Fort Lauderdale,and will be pennitted to use the existing service lines,
(iij.)
-6-
petroleum-based fires and shipboard fires rrherever located uithlnthe Port Jurisdictional Area. The cities shall have prluaryinci.dent coEnand over structural-based fires and hazardousnaterials incidents (not to include petrol.euu-based incidents)located vithin the Port Jurisdictional Area wlthin their City. Theparty responsible for having prinary incident connand of anyparticular situation shall consult with and al1ow the presence ofthe County or city, as the case Eay be, in the conEand center.
The cities nay perforB fire inspections within the PortJurisdictional Area within their city and nay charge reasonablefees in accordance rritlr City ordinances for fire inspection
servLces, except that the Cities shall not charge any fee for firelnspections Eade to any fueL or tank farm or any facility uhich hasthe potential of creating a severe petroleum-based fire. Thecounty, as successor to the Port Everglades Authority, uay perforDfire inspections sithin the Port Jurisdictional Area and nay chargereasonable fees, in accordance rrj.th lau, only for fire inspectionsfor fueL or tank farns or any facility vhich has the potential ofcreating a severe petroleuD-based fire. It is the intent of thissection to have the cities assuDe the prinary responsibility (and
charge fees) for perforning fire inspections for buildings andstructures githin their respective Eunicipalities and for the
County, as successor to the Port Everglades Authority, to have theprimary responsibility (and charge fees) for perforuing fireinspecti.ons to those facilities where risk of a petroleuo-basedfire ls present (e.9. fuel and tank farns)
Nothing herein is intended to abrogate or be inconsistent with anyexisting or future nutual aid agreeuent executed anong the partiesrelating to intergovernnental cooperation for assisting each otherrrith fire protection services. The parties further agree tocooperate and conmunicate vith each other to enhance the deliveryof fire protection services and to schedule interdepartmentaldrills when necessary and to take their best efforts to uaintainthe current Port Everglades ISO rating.
3.3 EMERGENCY UEDICAL SERVICES
Authority currently provi.des housing for county EMs personnel. atPort Everglades shich is part of a zone which includes the PortJurisdictional Area. The Port Everglades Authority, through itsfire department, generally provides the first response to a requestfor EMS services within the Port Everglades Jurisdictional Area.county is responsible for providing basic Ex,lS servj.ces and advancedlife support EX.ls services within the Port Everglades Jurisdicti.onalArea. Hollytrood agrees that it shall continue to provide EI,!Sservice and continue to include within its Eus zone John U. Lloydstate Park.
Nothing herei.n is intended to abrogate or be inconsistent with anypresent or future mutual aid agreenent executed aurong ttre parties
-5-
as other nunicipal code requireuents through theirrespectlve code enforcenent departuents.
3.7 ZONTNG AND BUILDING SERVICES
Planning and zoning services are currently provided at thePort, trithin the nunicipal boundaries, by the respectivecities as vested in each city under Chapters 163 and 166 ofthe Florida Statutes and the respective cities. charters.Honever, the parties lrereto agrree that it ls ln their Eutualbest interest to provide for a uniforn zoning code within theareas of concurrent jurisdiction. The parties therefore, bytheir execution of this Agrreenent, agree to be bound by theterus and conditions of the Port Everglades DevelopnentDistrict, hereinafter referred to as the trP.E.D.D.,rr forproperty lying within the Port Everglades Jurisdictional Area.
The parties further agrree that the P.E.D.D. shall remain ineffect (unless anended by the unanimous consent of a1l. partiesto this AgrreeDent) until such time as the parties hereto haveagreed upon a revised zoning code for the entire PortEverglades Jurisdictional Area. The parties heretoacknowledge and recogmize the need for a revised zoning codethroughout the Port Jurisdictional A.rea. In recognition ofthe parties, nutual interest in and concern for a revisedzoning code, the parties agree as follorrs:
(i) County and Cities shall each direct their appropriatestaff to meet together on an innediate and expeditedbasis for the purpose of creating and drafting a revlsedzoning code. It being the express intent of thisagreeDent, and the parties, to generate a revised zoning
code that is acceptable to aII partles and thus capableof adoption in the identical forn by each party hereto.Any future amendments to the zoning code would requirethe approval of aI1 of the partles to this Agreenent inorder to be effective. During ttre lnterin period rhile
P.E.D.D. zoning reuains in effect and thereafter yhen the
conteEplated revised zoning code is enacted, each City orthe county shall administer the appllcation of theapplicable zoning code for properties located uithintheir respective jurisdictional boundaries.
(ii) Hollyrood, Fort Lauderdale, and Dania sha1I be the loca1governDent agency under Florida Statutes. Chapter 380,with jurisdiction to issue development orders for anyproposed DRI located rithin their respective nunicipal.boundaries. And Broward County sha1l be deened the localgovernment agency under Florida Statutes, Chapter 380, inthe unincorporated area.
-8-
under the sane terEs, as are currently being used by thecity of Fort Lauderdale.
3 . 5 I.{AfNTENANCE. STGNAGE. AND DREDGING
(i) uaintenance of dedicated roadways located within the PortEverglades Jurisdictional Area shaIl. be by Broirardcounty.
(ii) County, as successor to the Port Everglades Authority,shall continue to be responsible for street sweeping andsha1l coordinate street regnrlatory signage and stripingthroughout the Port Jurisdictional Area.
(iv) The parties hereto agrree that County, as successor to thePort Everglades Authori.ty, shall. continue to baveexclusive jurisdiction and provide, at its expense,
uraintenance and dredging of applicable portions of theIntracoastal waterway and Port Everglades berthingfacilities as uel.I as apPly in its orrn nane for federal,state, and/or local grant nonies to acconplish sarne.
(iii) county consents, as successor to the Port EvergladesAuthority, to the Cities posting welcoue signs at PortEverglades vithin the liuits of their nunicipalboundaries. said signage will be placed at City'sexpense, by city's design, and sha1l include countylogos. such signage shall be done in a unifom and
coordinated Eanner.
(v) County, as successor to the Port Everglades Authority,shall be responsible, as betrreen the parties, fornaintenance of all open storage areas and docks andberthing facilities located rithin all areas of the Portjurisdictional area. Further, the county, as successorto the Port Everglades Authority, shall be responsible,
anong the parties, for debris renoval fron the watersays
and for railrray crossing Daintenance and repair.
3.6 CODE ENFORCEN4ENT AND OCCI'PATIONAL LICENSES
(i) The respective Cities shall have primary responsibilityfor providing code enforceuent services within the areasof concurrent jurisdiction.
(ii) All occupational licenses required by a city or countyfor business located within its nunicipal or corporateIinits shall be issued by such city or county upon Properapplications being subnitted and applicable license fees
being paid. Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale, Dania, and the
County have the right to enforce this reguirenent as rrell
-7-
is acquired for the use and benefit of Port Everglades. Iheobligation of the County to compensate any party to this AgreeEentin accordance rittr tbis Article shall only occur in those instances
where the County acquires fee title to any property which is usedto generate sigmificant revenues to County fron other thantraditional or necessary governmental functions and sources (suchas collection and palment of fees and taxes authorized by lau). fnthose lnstances lrhere it ls deternined that the County is obligatedto coupensate the applicable City, coupensation sha1l be due forthe duration of this Agreement, or three years, whichever isgreater. The valuation of the real property and, if applicable,any inproveuents shall be nade annually and conpensation shal1 bebased upon the valuation of the property as uaintained by theBrouard County Property Appraiser. county will not raise anyobjection to City having standing to contest the assessed value of
such property. County rrill not raise any objection to City havingstanding to contest the assessed value of such property.
4.3 If the County acquires any real property, lncluding anyinprovenents thereon which are not used to generate significant
revenues or are used for traditional and custouary governnent uses(e.9. construction of governmental buildings or roaduayiuprovenents) , then in such event the County shall not be obligatsedor othemise required to pay any money or otherwise compensate anyparty to this Agreenent.
4.4 If, at any tiEe during the terrtr of this AgreeEent, the use andvalue of any County real property, including iuprovenents thereon,which is subject to the terns of this Article is changed, any party
sha1l have the right to seek a judicial deternination as to rhetbersuch change would affect any of the obligations of the partiespursuant to the terms of this Article. Any increase or decrease inthe amount of coEpensation due as a result of a change shall beeffective and prorated as of the date of the change.
ARTICLE V: TERU OF AGREE{ENT
The parties hereto agiree that thj.s Agreeraent is in the interest ofa1I parties, in order to assure continuity rith regard to theDatters herein addressed and is inportant in planning with regardto the provision of government services in Port Everglades. This
Agrreement shal1 be noncancelable, other than pursuant to section6.2 belosr, for a period of 30 years fron its effective date andshall not be teruinable by any party during said period. In theevent of breach or default by any party to this Agrreenent, theparties retain the right to' bring an action for damages and toobtain specific performance regarding the obligations contained inthis Agreement.
-10-
The parties agree that all building pernits andcertiil.cates of occupancy for construction within ttrenunicipal or corporate boundaries of Hollylrood, Fort
Lauderdale, Danla, or county shall be applied for, and
issued by the respective governmental entity, and all
fees for-sane shal1 be retained by such entity Pursuantto its ordinances and regulations.
The parties hereto recognize tbat construction within the
PorC Jurlsdictional Area has a regional affect and
recognize that tiDe is of the essence as to the issuanceof any pennits, and therefore agree to process any
building pernit applications fiLed by the Port Evergfades
authorily and its successor Broward county on a priority
basis.
4.1 In consideration of the uutual pronises and benefits exchanged
herein and to further resolve disputed issues and clains which have
arisen as a result of chaPter 91-346, Laws of Florida, County
agrees that,' trhen fee title to real Prop€rty which -lies within a
city vhich is a party tb this AgreeEent is purchased or otherrise
acoirired bv Countv aiter the effective date of this Agrreenent for
indlusion -*ittrin,- or is contigruous to, the boundaries of Port
Everglades for port-related activity, coupensation -shall be.nade to
the -applicable City on a yearly basis in accordance nith this
agreenent. The total arount of compensation due in any given year
sIiaII be based upon the then current assessed value of the real
property, J.ncluding the value of any improvements made to the
iroierti, if the ieal property or irnprovenents result in the
|ro-perty'generatingi significant revenues to county from other than
traiiti6nif or nec-ssary governmental sources and functions (such
as collection and palment of fees and taxes authorized by law).
Under no event shall the naxinun anount of the annual palment ever
exceed an amount calculated by nuJ.tiplying the applicable cj-ty's ad
valorem nillage rate in effect at the tine of the acquisition by
the then eurient assessed value of tbe real proPerty, and if
applicable, lnprovements thereon, as deternined - by the Broward
ciirnty Property Appraiser. Compensation Eay be uade in the fom of
cash, or if u:utuiffy agreed upon by the Parties by perforning
services, granting ciedits, or any other- legalIy available Deans.
Palment srrill be n:ade to the applicable city on an annual basis and
viLnin forty-five days of January 1 of each year.
4.2 The amount of conpensation due sha1l be deternined in
accordance with this Article. Acquisition of property shall
incl.ude, but not be linited to, acquiring fee title by any Deans,
including any purchase, exchange, condeunation, or any other nethod
of conveyanCe. The provisions of this Article shall -aPp.ly toproperty located within - the lPel-icable City -and sithin or
iorrtigo-oo= to the Port Jurisdictional Area and real property rhich
( iii)
( iv)
-9-
6.3 PRESERVATION OF MUNTCIPAL BOUNDARTES AND AD VAI.OREH TAXES
Nothing herein strall be construed to authorize, nor shall theCounty seek, or support, the constrLction of any nunicipalboundary within the Port Jurisdictional area or therestriction of the authority of a nunicipality to levy advaloreu taxes.
6.4 LEGAL REOUIRET{ENTS
The parties hereto agree that all legal requireuentspertaining to the execution of this Agrreeuent have beenundertaken, and each party agrees to exchange with the other,copies of the official records of its governing bodyevidencing the authorized execution of this Agreenent. ThLs
Agireenent sha1l be filed in the official records of the Countyclerk as required under chapter 153, Florida Statutes. Exceptas herein provided, this Agreenent shall be governed by andconstrued in accordance trith Florida law and supersedes allother prior oral and/or written agireenents between theparties.
IN WITNESS WHEREOr, the parties hereto have made and executedtbis Agireenent on the respective dates under each signature. Theeffective date of this Agreenent shall be the date on which thefirst of the parties to this Agreeuent sha1l have executed saroe.
COIJNTY
ATTEST:BROWARD COUNTY, through its
BOARD OF COT]NTY CO}IUI SSIONERS
By
eounE ffiinistrator and Ex-Officio Clerk of the Board of
county Conmissioners of Brorrardcounty, Florida
a r
_ day of 19
Approved as to for[Office of County Attorneyfor Brouard county, Florida
JOIIN J. COPEIAN, JR., County Attorney
Governmenta I Center, Suite 423115 South Andrews AvenueFort Lauderdale, Florida 33301Telephone: (305) 357-7600Telecopier: (305) 35?-7641
By
NOEL U. PFEFFER
Deputy county Attorney
-L2-
6.1 NOTTCE
COUNTY:County A.r-inistratorOffice of the county AduinistratorBroward County Govermenta 1 Center115 South Andrews Avenue, Suite 409Fort f.auderdale, Florida 33301
HOLLYWOOD:City UanagerCity of Eo l llnroodPost Of f i.ce Box 229045llollyrood, Florida 33022-9045
WITH COPY TO:city Attorneycity of llo l lywoodPost Office Box 229045Ilollyvood, Florida 33022-9045
FORT LAUDERDATE: City UanagerCity of Fort Lauderda lePost Office Draver 14250Fort t auderdale, Florida 33302
DANIA city uanagerCity of Dania
1OO West Dania Beach BoulevardDania, Florida 33004
6.2 SEVERABTLTTY
In the event any term or provision of this Agreenent shall bedeteroined by appropriate judicial authority to be illegal orothenrl-se invalid, such provision shall be given its nearestlegal neaning or be construed or deleted as such authoritydeteraines, and the renainder of this Agrreenint shall beconstrued to be in fulI force and effect. Notrrithstanding theabove, however, if Article IV of this agreement is deterainedby the appropriate final judicial authority to be il1egal orotherwise invalid, the parties shall iunediately rutuallyagree upon substitute langruage to provide as nearly as Lslegally possible identical terms and conditions. The parties
acknowledge and agrree that this agreenent is a valid andbinding contract enforceable in accordance sith its terus, andthat no party sha1l institute any suit or action whichchallenges the validity of this agreenent or any of the temscontained herein.
Any notice required hereunder shall be by first class nail,return receipt requested, and addressed to the party intendedto receive sane at the following addresses:
'r.
t
-11-
VI . II{TSCELLANEOUS
INTERT.OCAL AGREEI{EIIT PI'RSUATT TO CHA.PIER 153, FI,ORIDA STATIITES,BSrWEEN: CITY OF HOLTYWOOD, FLORfDA, CITY OF r'ORT I"AUDERDALE,FLORIDA, CITY OF DANIA, FIORIDA, AND BROWARD COUNTY, FIrRIDA
CTTY OF IIOLLYWOOD
ATTESI:
Clerk
(sEAL)
l{ayor
City Uanager
day of
Approved as to forn:
, 7994 .
City Attorney
PORTIN2 . FIN
-14-
INTERT,OCA], AGREE,TENT PURSUAXT TO SEAI4TER 163, FI'RIDA STATUTES,
BSN{EEN: CITY OF HOLLYWOOD, FI,RIDA, CITY OF FORT IAUDERDALE,
EI'RIDA, CITY OF DANIA, FIPRIDA, AXD BROI{ARD COT'N[Y, FIPRIDA
CITY OF DANIA
AITEST:
clerk Uayor
c 1ty Manager
(sEAr)day of ,1994.
Approved as to forn:
City Attorney
CITY OF FORT LAIJDERDALE
ATTEST:
clerk Hayor
city Manager
(sEAL)day of , 199{.
Approved as to forE:
ci.ty Attorney
By
-13-
BY
RESOLUTION NO.a
A RESOLUTION OF THE CIry OF DANIA, FLORIDA
AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OF PI.AYGROUND
EQUIPMENT FOR FROST PARK, MODELLO PARK, MELI
PARK, MULLIKIN PARK AND THE BEACH IN AN AMOUNT
NOT TO EXCEED $1OO,OOO.OO BASED UPON THE
COMPETITIVE BID NO. 94-8-06 OF VOLUSIA COUNTY,
FLORIDA DATED NOVEMBER 30, 1993; PROVIDING THATALL RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWTH BE
REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND
PROVIDING FORAN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the Charter of the City of Dania, Part lll, Article 3, Section 4,
Subsection (J) and Part Xll, Article 5, Section 3 authorizes the city manager to purchase
supplies, services, equipment and materials for the city government in an amount in
excess of $15,000.00 without competitive bidding and without advertisement for bids if
such purchases are made pursuant to a competitive bid obtained within the last twelve
(12) months by other govemmental entities such as the federal government, the State of
Florida or a Florida county or municipality, if he is authorized to do so in advance by a
resolution adopted by the city commission; and
WHEREAS, the city manager has determined that it is necessary to purchase from
Dominica Recreation Products playground equipment for Frost Park, Modello Park, Meli
Park, Mullikin Park and the beach; and
WHEREAS, the city manager has determined that such purchase can be made at
the least cost to the city by using bid No. 94-8-06, dated November 30, 1993, given to
Volusia County, Florida, without further competitive bidding and without advertisement
for bids. A copy of said bid is attached hereto an made a part hereof as Exhibit "A".
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CIry COMMISSION OF THE
CIry OF DANIA, FLORIDA:
Resolution No.
Section 1 . That the city manager, be and he is hereby authorized to purchase
playground equipment for Frost Park, Modello Park, Meli Park, Mullikin park and the
beach in an amount not to exceed $100,000.00 without further competitive bidding and
without advertisement for bids under County of Volusia, Florida, Bid No. 94-8-06 dated
November 30, 1993.
Section 2. That this resolution shall be in force and take effect immediately
upon its passage and adoption.
PASSED and ADOPTED this _ day of ,'1994.
ATTEST:MAYOR - COMMISSIONER
CITY CLERK - AUDITOR
APPROVED FOR FORM AND CORRECTNESS
FRANK C. ADLER, City Attomey
Resolution No.
R\/'_
2
CITY OF DANIA
PARKS & RECREATION
I NTER-OFFICE M EMORANDUM
TO:ROBERT F. FLATLEY, CITY MANAGER
FROM: TIMOTHY G. TAPP, PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTO
PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT AWARD OF CONTRACT
DATE: APR|L22, 1994
Please see attached, the resolution authorizing the purchase of playground equipment
for various facilities by "piggy back" agreement to the Volusia County Contract.
The resolution has been increased from the original request of $80,000.00 to
$100,000.00 in case the Commission chooses to fund two additional sites at
$10,000.00 each.
Original sites to be improved:
Additional sites:
Byrd Park
Northside Garden Park
$15,000.00
15,000.00
1s,000.00
7,000.00
28.000.00
$80,000.00
$10,000.00
10.000.00
$20,000.00
nJs
Total $100,00100
RE:
Frost Park
Modello Park
Meli Park
Mullikin Park
Beach
TO:
FROM:
RE:
DATE:
CITY OF DANIA
PARKS AND RECREqTION DEPARTMENT
INTER.OFFICE MEMORANDUM
ROBERT F. FI.ATLEY, CITY IUANAGER
TIMOTHY G. TAPP, PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTOR
PI.AYGROUND EQUIPMENT CONTRACT
MARCH 2,1994
Attached please find a resolution authorizing the administration to purchase playground
eguipment from an existing Volusia County agreement. (piggyback)
The recreation stafi has selected the equipment that most meets the requirements ofthe departrnent. A memo from Kristen Jones is attached.
The. Volusia county Agreement will allow the city to take advantage of the volumebusiness at the county scale. lt also includes a Uia prtce of 18o/o initallation chargesafter discounting. volusia county has set a minimum ol 1so/o participation goal furminority/iromen business enterprises.
This year the deparfnent has a playground equipment budget in the following amounbfor designated parks. (See attached Clp)
Frost Park
Modello Park
Meli Pa*
Mullikin Park
Beach
TOTAL
$15,000.00
't5,000.00
15,000.00
7,000.00
28.000.00 (includes play equipment, park fumiture &
$8o,ooo.oo fitness equiPment)
A letter ftom Gametime is attached agreeing to honor the terms.
I recommend the commission approve the resolution at the March g, 1gg4 meeting.
TGT/njs
yur rrrl vrr
I
Dominica Recreation Produc6
thepark snd p/o,lsrcund pmlessionab
tafcE 3, 1994
n. IIU EA!P, DIRrq&n
ElIgItnB a csx Erts:a 6&tylcEa DBDI.r. o. Bsr }7oADllltt. rL 33:!t4
Ilr UqlCltl rlllnB trD qrE !|Et!ri ?IBCES!
llt tR h. ErlP.
lD @[IEIi!l CX,t Ilt.r?b$s co[vEastglq[ or !|gt8 D*!8, rB rcgED EE gt SASE llo loloBlllD EaE!E AlL @S lrD mtE!fi3 0r an8 lmlgtL @drrecrr (cercfE UO Cg&arrirlcrgu) EED ,Iit \rOLUatl Ofr Et. !t On:DA, E DEi ErE ltD 194-a_g5 lgrr*xtagEuEm @ lnrs! lon glrx urD pEarer.rrlD EgptprarE lcrB EE csutrli! e yoriarel .
SIDES E 18l!6 eIrD CoflDrttollg Ot !88 EID, IEB rOOOpq, !It! iqRcasa' IlEtlq'atlPsr.ltEB6.
rAMT IIITDBB3 TTARDXEC' IEt! BID l!NE8 ?EAr 8UCB
'EgBffi8! EtJbCO EEITqIEA B BID PRIC! rO IIiL qIITE .!D @OIrr:( ECIICITA ltDFqLlTIgrI. IEEDrlllrIIIfiE OF T.EE Al,f,E! O'
'IORIDE
glEtB ftE gllAo(trrDltlon:t, ,qE tE8 sera 98lc8s !trD x,R EE Al! E!EEA:nE iBEt6&S TEIIi BID, MU&D TB TE}NDBO TIDDETS I DEr Irr rr tEr Er38r[EBA8g:t Ot IEBIR BssrnEltt to Do so..
rE erB pr,3iu@ l(l ero& tgosE rExtc, loB iou tED lrcoonsE too I'o coJllE f 8s Drttoo EAnB lll( ,IrEBa gEBSgIOrr.
EIECSRBTJI,
efHfllt8, ntc.
DgrElrc[ IrcBrrtlId tlomcrt
brr,y.''I€Lgansr c.lr ros.llr,ul t4[tcBR
/sv
f,,O. Ec 150 . Largroqd, Hci& JZl5l,@50
Local ({A t3l{101 o Fax ({OI'} 331.{7I} . Tdl Eil! (il0) +32{rn
t'EM-1994 13:49 P.@.
Crrv OF f)a,xra.
P.O. BOX 1708
DANIA, FLORIDA
3:]0(N .
- Phone: 921-8700
:. ,', i
i'-,
:j
1_TiE- Tapp. Recreation Dir€ctor I '
Kristen L. iloues, Recrdatioi coordinatoE //q_-uRecimendatioa for_Playground Equipnent Yead6r
2/24/94 , t '. ,, t,tl, -. -- , .'' -
.
TO:
FROH:
.
SIIBiIECT :_
DATE: .
--.,.
!.i -
ezA=E
.:
Prease be advised that after revieving sevdral coupaaies f.oi - '- '^
,l I .'.: -- the purchase of-playgroqnd equipmeut at all of ou! parks, -I au *'-'
...,,-' - r'ecomeudiag GAIIETIuE to be. sele6ted to coEple-te this project.. . -
-.'-: .I fouud through doing exteqsive research ou each, qoEPany, 'iuait '' : i
'- . -/
-:-, , .ellcrnq -rot .onry 'ocrer! -iug'u";t quali-ty, the. best selecti6n of.)t'i'-
'.' . . . specia].'_ features, but Dost inl)ortaatuT, thelr- offel-the -strongast':. ' "'/'!'\ " -^' :_..,-. - l -'.,,.-,, -i-',l-r-. --t. . -rarranties .in,thi itrdustry. -. , -- "- .' ..'.' -r, .: r r ...'i "
..,j. '- .As you:caa see,-cAuETIltE arsg offers a lKImIlfE DESrGN"jqacFjl *l.h.- . a1loys the entire co@uuitlr to becoue'.invdlved iu ttis .design=',:' '-.'.'..
.. q------- r,. .. .,- _;._
. - I aD talgeting the ",DESIGN e pr,EronOUfo D4Y'r for, Spring Bre.ak,,. , 1.)f,.
vhich is March 28 through April 4, -1994; ThJ.s day vili a[ou': ....:,,.'.,1''. tUirareD aud paEeBts to becoEe ioooJ.r"d vith desigaing their'. '. -.:'' '.
' playgrouuds.'
-ID conclusioa,
--approval,
Thaukl'ou-
f an higbly recoueading GAI{ETIUE,and upon your
r ri!.1 begin the design process -
il-+,*
cc:ns
i..
i ,,;'t'J'-.J H,'--A trdf e <)
suqMr ETD9PROPOSALS TO:. @U TY OF VOLUSIA
PURCHASING OMSloN
r23 W. NOI.ANA AVE.3NO FL, oEt-ANO, FLORTDA 32720-.60a
822-
?o!o Kel.Ieher qr: 57'12
oErl}{& €o4) 73&.t935
OAYTONA AEACH: (ga, 2576Oq)
NEW SITYRNA AEAO+ (9O.) .a.sm
Bidder Acknowledgement
.--.=-,;:-.:-i:t-,;l
AN EOUAL
OPPOAruNITY
EYPLOyEP
I'AIUNGLl,/ 1
OATEol 93 ce Agreement contlact
dan P1a urond :.Egu
BtD nrLE Prfor Park
8IO NUMEER
94-B-05
sgll?!}.{rxc.ll^I.E r rr.e 2, OOTuesday, lilov
PI{
30
PRE AO OATE NME AND LOCAION:Previously EeId SIDS RECEIVEO AFIEN AAOVEOA'E ANO TII'EwlLL NOT 8E ACC€PIEO.
8looeR I{AME GAI,IETIME, INC.
C/O DOMINICA RECREATION PRODUCTS
8|OO€A MAIUNG AOORESS:
LoNGlIooD, FL 32752-0250
CITY.SIATE AE FEOEFAL EMPLOYER IO€NTIFICAT|ON NUMBER OR S.S. UMAER
36-2884931
TELEPHONE NUUAER
331-0101
ANEA COOE
407
IOLL.FREE NU EER
800-432-0t62
, Cluliry hal ltii, Olr, i Daara -itho.tl Orid unda6tanatuta aor@m.nt- d @Ert6 ait'ar, @qp..tk r. tin, o, cp..o tlb6,,,hq. Oi.t to. fio sziohuaAts. udtt ot .r,do. ,..n1 .nc rt . .t, n c.ctt l.i. .n<t jtaoot .olvtion ot t,.!.r_ t .d... 1o tt]*t. nt . M 1b.. ot thi. D4 .ad ...1tty 6.t t .n i.tho,tr.d to ,,.. tni, a..t to, ah. bi.Ed- ta sioa,,tma t 'd rt h. co@?f ol voturt. h. bidd4 o 4s..td.ork. L..t th. tt t tt,cc.otdr- fi. D,,ed-t .atnf. t t . ,.,,gn q u.6!t., to th. Cantr ol votls,z zn ,aarz" til zi iiislitai6 .4 cr.... ot ..rto,, it .l do- or a.,.a .t .cqud. u6o.r h;Adn,,Usa ,.at o, h. t n dlSl.a.r .d 6. St.t. C ltoirt lo. a.tc. h,n9 4t.nni o ta. D..ttcot . @t 6d,t.t ,. aia.. r.,rcn ..xt u.c4!,td or h. couatf ot votue..
^r
n. co.r t.. dis4ti, ,!dt.rrtu..ia ,nttt l, n d. a64 O..oa. .t.cLy. .t t,. tia. ot CaMtf ta,itc?. ,ar., ,.rn.at to lne
AU|IIORIZED SIGNA
DOMINICA
LL{30/e3
DATETITLE
RI CHARD .1
TYPED NAME
FIELD REPRESENTATiVE
IIEETS SPECIFICAnO * a[ .e!i!.riitt .6., 6dt . itnt frdllrxtr r... lp.cillc tlo.. sndt D. ^.r. ln. t.tr.i ltrod.t tn qrr!|t !.oduc-lro.r .rrd sn ll 0. ol cooa qu:Ilr. wl6...nb .ra .nddat lha ddd,r.r..r.'r3 fi.r Jl .$rip.n rl oll.rd r,tdr onr .D.d[c.!lo. alr.lt a-t d.tc..d rh. firaltrr.i nq!..r drlt stGrr.( odtrr, at doc.nal. .ndt !.
DISCOUNTST
^rl d.court! E(cEpr THCxtE Foi pEtrrr payrElat ttd!(r coorArrd t. d.!.rri.lao lna br.rt rt.t c.3t ,o iad nduatbn ,r!G.r.
IHIS FORU MUSr 8E COMPLEIEO ANO REruNNED W'IH |OUN AD.
GENERAL CONDITIONS
1. SUB4ISSIOI{ OF BIOS: A[ btdrrprqor.tr.n r b. ,rbmjt.d tn. t..t dGiYdo?.. Tlr. bu/rrloo.rl lxrmli'. !U.. ..d oo.ntno rt t..rur !. d.;
!y dl.Plrt.d o.r !t. o.iud. o, th. xrt.d .nv.Lo.. th. d.ttr.ly 6t r.ldltadr9toroaal b rta Volurl. Cosntv Purcn dao-Otvt.Ion oflta'oita t6!l..9.d0.d or.rla. d.t. rld dnr'L..t ty.Gdtntcrrv rh. Eoa.id{ii;9t th. bt 'dr. irny biur.6oo..l ,tcdv.d li rl. tu E t rlno olyEbc o/.llc. .n.r ni..pnill.d 6.r. .rld d,m. ril aot b. .cc. !4.
z ExEcuTloN oF BlorPRoPosAL 8tdrr.!ro..t an.t coo!.L r ri..u.ltrgnxur. ot asltrodtad r.rr.!.ntr r. i. ln. ao.c.{rt DroriOd.Elo3t p9o..lr fitn D. ryt d o.d6t dIrhl.Uxot.r.arbtat t i,rot !...|'rall.( Al| c.r.rrcUo..6..t by fu., !o.ar U! mtry mult !a tnau:t.d. lncor!!r!, nar..ad F.EI,O. numD.. rh. .t !,., tn ti. .rtcq{ ,.Drid.A
a. 8lO OPENING: Stdrp..r.lEr o9.o6a sh.tr a. !!! c o.r lh. d.r. rrd tkr.t9.CC..1 816r,g{t'rDr.t..nd D..ulrii[.o on io.6.,ot id.d Dt it Coel' .tro dlrr,atn ril D. rc!9t.d. Id.droi. rid rdagr.'tr ti<ri!.!@.r.rr. lrd !. cllt iar.4 Ato lidrtrEcotJ ir' oa,ra(titr, .fl3 oo-ito. xorE !..craa .t a. ri t t .6 .tt- 6D..ht I- . t ra.a ot 9rr, m-d.r.urGr oor-ta. .o.dL<t
( BID IAEULAnOI.I& A^r o.do! i.n,.9 to r.c.in . .o, ot r.aadr!.!co.d t.n :rto. B aaur.d ro qrcbi. . 1.6c.d. rat.iilortrra,r.oar jlh u4!.o!6t t r6Do.r$.
5. CLAR|F|CAT|ONTCORnECI|ON OF Bto ENTRY: Tn. co!,r, otvCol. rGfta ln. nont to rrlor ro. rr. d&r..trio.r ol qu..tioFOt. .nir'....rd G. ria con.€rion or OSV|OUS M|SIA|(€S.
a lNTEnPREtAnOrf: a.y oldtirr.r co.cn.,.o coo(,itio6. ..d .ffiIcauqt ,r.l| D. dr.ct.(, to rn. o6iqEt.d !{r.r. ,nox i.tro..t.ta;. r cnnt t.ll]rcr tt .r.rru.t octco.tr ot i. !.<yro@r.l ril| D. tcnBhdr hin.9 l. .rl !.o39.Ctir. !i(kt.r!. rao t@.n.tEr ,r.I !. .!.rsrd-.,u.d&te ua.aa Fond.d, r,rr{ !' ln. co.rI, d votuer
XIIIORITY POUCIES: In. Cou^rr or voru.i., Fr..'d.. h.r .door.(,l.llclrlr -hkn.rD....6 @,.o. ln. rur o.nirr.rtbn o, Ott tsr&.d!i wo.i.n &d...t Enr.ro.r$. lolwaB . ln. '.orsixr ot oo6d. .rd i-.tix.. Fi'lhr. th. Cou r ol Voru... nI m d rh. OaWEElr.oM nrntr.9ct lo ln. ao.l, .. ..r.bliri.a !r Courr ColGiL
PRICIXG F&rn a.k . $r[ D. bad .id t clud. FoE oEsr{altoi.. rll dcr.ln0. n lx r!to, rnlcaaio cn.ro.. it d ddiv., lo &y por.t sttin lh. Co!;ry olvoro'L to a lcrra aan (r i.tld. ddicy.
9. AOoITIONAL TEnlrS a CONomO s: Ih. Coqi.v ot vorrdr rr.ffirh. ,i9 to ..i.ct !aa. coallilrnq ..t ..t t$on l rda d .!6otta.r tEa!c.cil&5I, ,.qo6t.d 16 ln. origa..l c..aiu..r .ra rcacllc.rtoa..
lG IAXES: Tn C.llrry o, voru.l. ir .r..tE! tt! n F.d-.t E Cr Lr.3 8d .rlt r}. l.rE
7.
L
lt.
1Z
stE AEvEnsE sro€
13. S RA'{O IAME O B EOUA L: t, [.'rn c.D.d tq t ri! l,trit.rb. h.E b...rLl.rrltLa in rn tc.ork tb63 t . t.rd xrfi Oe EOUAI- CEidt6.r-rlch irFrlrrcrtib r. 6rr!d.d ro D. d..cnctir.. lor ru lt.rit rtrr...A k 6-iric.r. rll. qldrry.ra crE.ct.ristis ot lrodtEl' ln.r rill !..Ec.6tt!aaEarrorotorrlt olrr'lrt -.qu.t- lrEdlEr 5tt t Co..ld-ad to..;rd Irucn ,oducrt ,. d..ny E.nrill.d i. th. ot rro@!l.r and ,.6aair adDy rh. coorrt lo dr.l lurl, th. ..lt ni cnr.clrinEa..qrr..r!rtr lt.d tntn. ta.c(k rio.r,
utrt.'r r,t. !ad6n cr.rlt i,tdlc.t6 ia nrt 0i, rn r n i. otlrho at -.o!.t-,od!cr. trr lilr pooo..l rn.ll D. co.rsdr.d .. o .d.g tr.-r.rt. *..E..a. ,.arrct El...r..d L ln. rt cilir.tlE
ll In. !i(r(t- !,o0ot6 ro lur.irh 3t -{s.t- t E(lld. t lt t ri ^rt|. lt .trr.ol ln. ,odrcl lo 0. ftrrirlxd !$.I n itrt6 ii ttt ro&. t rild , {dr,o.rucr $.rt !. orn rnL c..ri' '.rmtill... Itr. n tsr o. o,o65rr.oco!.ra $d ur. di.rnrm.tio. .. lo .qudrn oa dr otqtEt o[-rd,rl:rl D. ti. rt*rdrrlrlly o' th. co., r .nd ri! !. D.a- c! -tati!{to.i tu.Jr- t |n. dd.ra. nE Pudr.a.la otriaqr t rE,BlEralla tartenhoo, rGrrE .rt a.t6r . o. rnk i. '!r trrifitq, h dr dd!,sEa ..lar..ro.rdt .r&t.ot. to tn Afiri.arE Olrirtq! Io ha,t Urd rri[dnr h,orfi.rbn i. .v.ir.Dh tn. otda, .t ll lu rn .. . rft ot tha !t(g!i!.!..l .Id.!crr!,rln 6.t.nrt .t c..!t, io. ur. fircn iiq ot*.t .r to dard|r.rn rha, ln.,rodrrct oflaaad m.att fi. a.llrn chracr-tauca llIrlrl tr {rtc.drlc.llo.i 16 cr.!rl3h.r.c y rnJ rn bkto! Foo€ira to t|, ali.lrorh.r rra counry EE tt u.rdlng ttx to ,rrn - i tt|.&rc aa .flrr
BL:SV 11-29-93
l**"
INVITATION TO BID
IF REIURNITIG AS A 'NO BIO-, STA]E F€ SO]*
VARIAHCSS
1 An "order" shall be defined as being one sl.ngle purchase order rrlth olredellvery site and all equipment scheduled for delivery at the saDe tiDe.
2.In additl.on to our fixed discount rate (s), you are entitled'to a 3t(three per cent) discount for "payment-order.in-ful.l" submitted wlth your
3 FREIGII! charges shall be prepaj.d and added to all lnvoJ.ces, and can beestlmated at a rate of $28.00 per each 100 pounds of equlpnent welght.A nininum freJ.ght charge of $77.00 or applicable IIPS charge uay apply.tle wlll. provide an exact freight quote rrhen requested.
Flxed discount rates offeled are applLcable to all GameTloe catal.ogltens Lncluding Tottire ( excluding bleachers, no:cmal replacenent partiand shelters) and appropriate price llsts only. Fixed discount ratesdo not a 1 to "s ecial" cameTime/Eottime roducts sales fI or
Dromo tlonal sales prlces.(Pa].nent-ln-fulI discounts ale stllappllcable, however. )
Said "saIes" flyers and special promotlonal packages are lssuedperiodically, offering discounts on selected special items. You maytake advantage of all such .'specials,' and we wi.Ll provide such flyersfor your reference in quantity. All of your schools should be onGameTime's permanent mailing list, and our service and salesrepresentative will visit all schools regularly to be certain that theyhave all current Iiterature.
4
GaneTime eguipment shal1 be colnsurance, written on the prefevered by $10 miLlionrred OCCURRENCE form.
product liability
at sone nanu
CLATMS MADEprove toa substantiaL "self-Insured" deductible whlch is
It should be noted thpolicLes wrLtten on aSchool Board, shouldvendors will even have
facturers/vendors will be subnlttlngform ... whlch, lf researched by theconslderably Iess desirable. Some
5.
only as good as the company holding same.
AREA REPRESE!flIATIVE:
COMPA$Y NAME:GA].{ET II{E INC. c/o
DOMINICA RECREATION PRODUCTSVENDOR REPRESEMTATIVE :Richard J. Dominlca
Dona d YriLson
ADDRESS:P. O. Box 250
Lonslrood, FL 32752-0250
PHONE NUMBER:1-407-331-0101 (FAX 407 -33L-47201
(
C. Lock
chard J.GAI{ETIUE, INC.
sv/ 11-30-93
nica, Representatlve November 30,1993
RENEI'AIJ :
AFARD:
Annual reneual acceptance shall be based on thesuccessful vendor(s) agreeEent to aII the terEs,conditions and reguireuents in naintaining fi::u
Award shall be Dade to thevendor(s) for naterial(s)departments/divisions.
Bid No. 94-8-06
lo$rest bid/contract pricerequested for by County
percentage for the following year(s) no later than thirty -days prior to end of contract tiDe. AII prices shall ..,:reuain firn for the period of each contract year.
CAT}IOG:
!Rrc I o r.O UOTE la}IVOICE,
Request for pricing shal.I list each iten cost, price forinstallati.on of each iten, and freight charges tor tboseiteus, each specified where applicable.
PAYUENT:
Pr5.ce Agreement Contract shall be issued only to thevendor/Eanufacturer .rho subEitted a Bid proposal that wasalrarded specified order request. No sp1lt order paynentfor separating vendor and installer (tvo-party Lheckinvoice) shall be issued by the county oC vblusia.Palment for j.nstal.Iation charge shall be theresponsibility of the vendor.
?he County. nay split vendor/instal.Ier paytents only uhentwo requisitions for separate palment is deeued necEssaryby the Volusia County purchasing Division.
CEBTIPICATE:
All vendors, contractors, Danufacturers and installerssubuitting a bid or a sub contractor of the bj.dder shallconply and supply rritten factory certification that they
2 vendor GA!,lETIl,lE, INC.
C/0 D0l'llt{ICA RECREATI0N PR0DUCTS
fn order to neet volusia County parks and playgrroundequipnent needs, requirernents, and in the best inierestof the county, aL1 vendors bidding sha1l subnit catalogs(complete with ruaterial price, installation cost, anafreight charges where appticable) with their BidProposal, offering a firn fixed percentage discount,(without- change fo! 90 days froro date of contract issuedj .:.and cornply with all specifications, terms and condj.tions. : .'.
The purpose and intent of this bid is to establish and secure a
f111 n.i""_ including- all itens in -coupany,s cata1ogrs and percentageillscount frolu the 1ast. coluun ( Ioe/est price) of roanuiactureri sprice list for the purchase and delivery of park and playgEound
9{uipuent, and secure a fira fixed peicentige of coist'[afterdeJ.ivery) or cost u-p€n request, for installaE,ion of pliygrounaequipnen!, and establiitr a t.ra contract for the county "? v6i""ii,Fl.orida, as specified herein.
Specificatioug aad Reguireueats forPa!* aDd PlaygrrouDd Egul.pneatfor ttse county of volusia, plorida
1 Vendor GA$IETIME, INC.
Bid lIo. 94-8-05
RESPONSTBITTjEY:
POB:
AlJ. prices for delivery shal1 be FoB destination Job SiteIocations throughout Volusia County, as directed at tineof order placeuent.
Contractor/vendor shall be responsible for al1 1abor,naterials, eq 'iprnent, supervi.sion, off-loading, andplacement for installation of all park and plalgroundmaterials ordered unless otheruise specified Ly i5fusiaCounty. *
* voLusia county nay e).ect at certain circurnstances topurchase only naterials, and have those materialsinstalled by others, (eg. volunteers). fhese iten (iiwill be shipped to a designated location and off-loadedby the vendor or vendor representative-
SETPUEMT:
A minimum of seventy'two (72) hours advance notificationof deJ.ivery is required of all freight carriers(charges pre-paid by vendor and addid to invoice).
IERII( OA cOllItR-AcT:
The. Price AgEeenent Contract for parks and playground
Eguipment shalL be for a period of one (1) year fr-oi aateof Purchase Order, vith option of extension foradditional year(s) upon approval by bothvendor/nanufacturer and the County of Volusia furchasingDivis ion .
C/O DOMINICA RECREATION PRODUCTS
Bid No. 94-8-06
county of Volusia during erarranty period and sirafitran-sfer . any manufJcturerrs - 'guarantee for .supplier/ installer furnished naterials'.*-t-.iliii b"y;;;.this contract period to the owner. .. ....:..
rlI I'RAN
Proof of insurance shalL be furnished by the successful-vendor(s) to the volusia county eurciasing -;i;i;i;;
litnin-', n (10) days rlpon requeir after bi6 *-il;;awa-rded (request a certiiicate 6f fnsurance;. The Countvof volusia shall be naued as an additi.on"ti"=;;.1-;#"ithe ceneral Liability policy ana proaucl-;i.biil;:Vendor sha1l provide completi copies of any i"=G;;;;poJ+cy for required coverage and ie responsi-ble for "i,po licy . deductibles and se 1 f 1in="r.4 r.i"iii;-; :-. ?;; ;iiafollowing:
a) General Liabi-lity- fnsurance, includingproducts, conpleted operations and blanke[contractuaL liability with bodily inlurylinits of not. .Ies-s
-than g:., OOO , OOO . OO -pei
occurrence combined -single linit for UoaiIyinjury and property daraaie.
b) Auto Liability fnsurance with linits not lessl!:l_ _Sroo: ooo. oo per occurrence for bdiitrnlury and proper:ty damage for owned, hireiand non-owned vehicles.
c) workers, Compensation. and Enployer,s LiabilityInsurance with a linit of -not less that$100, 000. OO per occurrence.
The successful bieder(s) under the price Agreenent .contract No. 94-8-06, -=h?-f} indennify, fro:.d harnili;;;;;defend the county of, volusia, o"ii.ri, F1orida, it,sagents, servants, and enployee! fr"n any ana all costsand expenses, including Lut- not iiult"a'to, .ttl"i"i[fees, reasonable investigative a"a ai=""""ry costs, courtcosts and aII other vhich tfre c-uniy, 'it,a-;g;;t;;servants and enployees_ lay pay or becoue'ob1ig.t"Ji;;;i
?n ac.co.ult of any, a.Il and every clain or- aenana, -oiassertation of liability, or any if"ir-o. action fo"l,a.a
-thereon, arising or a.lieged # h;;;-Jir""-""i;"H:products,goods or servicej furnished lv ttr" """a"., lfrJJiagents, servants or employees, o. lo.,.t.o11J- ty "il;
County for the purpose of p-e.i.f"rairrl-""=-rr.".=, deliveringproducts. or goods, insta-lling .q,iipr""., or otherwisetransacting business, erhether i""ri "-i.ii' or clains be for
a vendor GAMETiti{E, It{C.
C/O DOIIINICA RECREATION PRODUCTS
Bid No. 94-8-06
are certified/authorized to install playgrround equipnentas required by the nanufacturer and subnitteil witi Sid
Vendor shall indicate in space provided on lld gunr'n3ry ..Sheet their fino fixed percentage discount to be deducteifron the catalog list prices.
Both vendor and installer shaLl be responsible fordamages to property and personnel due to their neglect orbad safety habits.
JOB COH?EETTON:
Vendor/ installer shall be responsiil" tor clean up andreuoval of all debris resulting in job conpletioi andleave said site in neat and orderly fastrion aE the end ofeach erork day.
Vendor/contractor/installer shall be responsible for aI1naterials recej.ved and signed for from date of order toconpletion of job installation-
PERCEMTAGE:
SI'PEBVTSE:
vendor sha11 be responsible forfixed rneasurements.
WARR.AMPY:
A vendor job supervisor/representative shall be on thework sitd at all tines and be thoroughly knowledgeable ofthe Taterials, job requirenents, plans, specifications,and installation functions.
All uaterials received shal1 Deet A.D.A.,. InericanPlayground Safety Regulations, and all other playgroundequipment. and safety lass (A-S.f .M. Standirds),requirenents and certifications, etc.
Manufacturer/installer sha1l guarantee entj.re installedsysteDs and un j.ts to be free of def ects in ror!,cnanshipand Eaterials for a period of not less than one(1) yearfroE date of coDpleled installation date accepted. -The
Eanufacturer and/or installer sha1l repair and/oi replaceany defected and poor installation at no cost to the
3 Vendor GAllETIl,|E, INC.
C/O DOMINICA RECREATION PRODUCTS
LAI'S:
Bid No. 94-8-06
VTOEATTON:
TNFORI{AIION:
-11_.th." -event. - any of the provisions of this bid arel :
vtotacect by the awarded . contractor (s) , they sfrall begiven viritten notice staring tne aerit]Jn"i;: ;;4":;ten(10) days to correct defiliencies founa. cjn"eifitionof contract contractor.shal.L be Eade bt vofu-;i;-;;;;;Purchasing Division to the contradtor should nocorrections be nade.
The_ County of VoLusia reserves - the righ! to terninate anycontract. resulting frou this invitation at any tine duito any violation,
Purchase orders hrill be nade to the vendor with the bestprice for uraterial(s) required f.o, ".tii"g(s) subnitted.
For any further infornation or assistance pertaining to-this conrracr bid, cal1 rou-ietilh;;;;;. Buyer/pA withY91":i" counry purchasins oivision-ii Tiocl ezz_s772 ot736-2700.
5 Vendor GAI.IETI!,1E, INC.
C,/O DOMINICA RECREATIOII PRODUCTS
r.E. B. E:
Volusia qou-nty Minority/wonen Business Enterprise procrraElras a uininun 9oa1 or 15r esrabli=h;tl;;-;;iiii"dMinority/wouen interprise - particip"ti"n. - --?i"--;;;tystrongly encourages activL uinoirityTilo.""-l"lii"==enterprise participation on all contiicts, pa"p"""i.,bids, professional-services, sub contracti;g-;;;-;il;.goods.
, . :1::
ORDERTNG :
, After a decision by the Volusia County nurcfrasing.,.i .-Division has been reached ina- awara -is il;;;-''"contract/purchase order lriL1 be naiLed to the =""11!!tuivendor(s) for naterials as required.
AF:A.R,DTNG:
s
Bid No. 94-8-05
danages,_ injury to pers-on.. or property, including the:::::Y_-P-t-:!"*i,"::. or death o- any ierson, grrorip or.organrzarton, shether enployees by the vendof or- theggunty, or othenrise. ttre uaxlnud the vendor.shall beliable to the County under this frica egrreement Contractis $lo,ooorooo.oO 'per occurrence and the bidderfs)recognize that the covenants that it -tris -;;;;i;;e
consideration for the indennification provided rre.ein]-
Y:
ft shall be the successful bidderrs responsibility toinsure all products ordered., strippea, --ana -i""tiif"a
conforn, reet, or exceed all the required feaer"f, .[iE"cj.ty, county an local safety gruiaeiines..:
PROUOTTOTiTAL PRTCTNG :
vendor sha11 extend.during, the contract period any itensoffered ^on a ,pronotiona.L" basis forur tie nanufaid;;;.ft shall be the successfuL bidder,s responsiUil-ilJ -io
Eoni.tor said iteu(s) and report any that';." ;;iii ;"of f ered at Lor.rer price.
COOPERATIVE PURCAASE:
Any bidders awarding of this bid agrees that suchresponse also constitutes a bid price Lo a1l state inacounty agencies and political subtivisions oi ir,.-it"i"of Florida under the same conditions, for tfre salue-piicesand for the sane effective period as'this biJ,-;il;"ia-il;arrarded bidder(s) deem it in the best intere.t "iE"irbusiness to do so.
BESTRICTTONS:
DEIAULT:
This agreenent in no hray restricts or interferes with anystate -Agency or political subdivision of the State -oiFlorida to rebid any or al.] iteus.
fn the event that the anarded vendor(s) shothis contract, the County of volusia, itoriaathe right to seek alL reiedies in law and/or
uld breach, reservesin equity.
5 vendor GAI'.IETI!.|E, IIrlC.
c/0 DoMII{ICA RECREATION PRODUCTS
9 4-B-06
ves no
es no
ves no
3)fnsta l lation
a! Fixed Percentage of(after discount) of
equip:sent. 18
Fixed Percentage of
weight shiPPed of
equiprent.
cogt
t
b)
c)
+
Price reguested at tiDeof orice for nateriaLsis ionfirned in wr'iting
(price per job of knosn
nrateria Is )
List vendor/Danufacturer ,ritten fa6tory certification that is
t"i"g ="ppfiea vittr bid or within three (3) days upon request'
PROOUCT LIABiLITY INSURANCE CE RTiFICATE AND IIARRANTY FACSII'IILE ARE ENCLoSED'
CSRTIFIED INS LER }'IILL PROVIDE IN IALLA I lUN CL,R I lI ICA I I AI UUMPL I IUN
FEA AND UBMIT H THEIR NVOI CE s
Additional Infornation
Shipping charges:ESTIIIATE@ S28.00 ct+T(ltril quorE EXAcTTilEED-ED-PRIoR T0 oRDER-)
Var iances
Please state any variances to the sPecifications regarding
Vendor, nanufaclurer, shiPPingr' freight cost, etc' (add
additional inforuatibn if necessary on seParate paper) '
SEE ATTACTIED .YARIANCES' PAGE.
Hinoritv Status
Please indicate if a uinority ovned/uouenbusiness (511). Y" X no
If certified, indicate vith rhon:
PAGE 2 vendor GAI'IETIME' INC-
C/O DOMII{ICA RECREATIOII PRODUCTS
Pre ference
NOVE}IBER 30 , 1993
TO:coIlNTY OF VOtUSrI,
PURCEAST}IG DTVTSTONr23 W, INDIA}IA AVENUE,DELAND, FL 32720-4608
3RD FL
The undersigned bereby declare that },Ecarefully exanined the specificati ons to
Biit fo. 9{-8-06
haveta
for shich this bid was advertised to bd received on rfuesda.3:0, 1e?3 and further declare tfrat GAtftfl[q-i[C.-':
!!-1 qr-ice agreenent con-tract ror pffit furnishedartil&IDBctXII for the county ot volusia, Fl.orida.
pu"" An*t"-r* colgfR.e,qt troR peax e,!lDPfaycRorrlrD EQrrIll(E:Nt HrRtEsEsD tlrD rlrsrll.rED
Cata og1)or
Fixed percentage discount:
Vendor
Discount off List price
Del ivery days ARO.
2) l,[anuf acturers cata].oqs
Fixed percentag-e discount: sEE oprIONs/sELEcr or{E FOR TERr,l
Manufacturer Discount off
GAI'IETIME, INC.tist price
...4 FIXED 6Z DISC()
LE BASED UPOfl SII{GLE PURCHASEOR ... AI{ ESCAUITING SCA$ eor.oo-$4,999.00 4
$5,000.00-$9,999.00 I
$10'ogg.gg - $19,999.00 10
$2o,ooo.oo - AND ABovE L2
ys ARo F. O. B. DestinatLon
PAGE I Vendor GAt'tETIltE, INC.
UI{T
?ORDER OF:.
*
z
*
Delivery 30-35 da
C/O DOMINICA RECREATION PRODUI
PROPOSAL FoRI.{
94-B-06
Supporting documents and requesEs for additional infornation
Day be requ ired prior to ar.rard of contract .
The County Council has established a pollcy to encourageparticipation by Volusia county bidders and vendors Ln 'the
provision of goods and services. The county vill endeavor toassist local bidders and vendors to achieve this goal.' ,
cAMETIl,lE, INC.
CoMPANY C/O DOMII{ICA RECREATION PRODUCTgER RICHARD J. OOI'III{ICA
ADDRESS P. 0. Box 250, LoNGl,looD, FL 32752-0250
(PRTNT)
DATE 11-30-93
SIGNATURE
FAx lro 407/331-4720
M^il^L TELEpH6NE 407,/331-0101
pAGE 3 Vendor GAI'IETIME, It{C.
RICHARD.I.INICA
FIELD REPRESEI{TATIVE
C/O OOMINICA RECREATION PRODUCT
Add it ion
The county of volusia reserves the right to reject, any or allproposals, to waive infonoalities, and to accept all or anypart of any proposal as may deened to be in Ehe best interestof the county -
ttl
'''!1"f[=lPtT I;IL IMPMNVEI\4HTST PHMJEIT
r List in ordcr o[ priority . ' .
NFIME LI]EIITII]N BENEFITS
Potential Funding
5ourtresEE5T
Mulllktn Park
froBt Park
bathrooma
3. New apparatu Modello'Park
4. Nerr apparatug crlffln Park
5. New apparatus
Reactivate awimmlng Progran
Reducd malntenance ' ,.mprove
aervi.ce and appearance
Increaae eafety, appearance
and u'sablllty, decreaee
oar.ntenance.
$ 15,000.00 FRDAP,.'DCA, CDBG
$ roo,000.00
s 40,000.00
915,000.00
$ ' l5, ooo. oo
$ t8,ooo.oo
$ 30,0oo.oo BIF, TIND
$ 20,000.00
$ 5,000.00
$ 50.000.00 FRDAP
$ 100.000.00
CDBG, BC Board of Educatloq FRDA
Prlvate developer
FRDAP t DCA
RRDAP, DCA.
l. Modello Pool
2. Replace beach
7. Dredge and
e e arra l1
9. Replace tennls
polee
lO. Renovate park
I l. Renovate
center
12. Renovate
center
llodello Park
Beach
Beach
IT Parker
Frost Park
Frost Park
8. Renovate fLelds Frost Park
Inprove sdfety' bather
comfort, appearance
'heduce llablllty' allow
boater accesB' poesible
revenue aource
Improve safetyr appearance 'reduce oaLntenarce
Prevent collapaer lmprove
safety and quallty
Reatore entlre park now
dlBmantlbd.
Conpiy wlth handt capped,
eode requLrementa ' lncreaae
uaabl11ty; appearance.
decrea6e tralntenance
Modello Park $ lo0,000.00 CDBC
I rrllt
6. Llfeguard
of f lce
rl
CI=IPITIlL
* lisl in ordcr of priorily . '
NFIME LBEFITIBN BENEFITS EO5T
JEfT
Potential Funding
5ources
13. Rdsurface
t enn 1B
Grlfflh Park
14. Resurface
tennia
Modello Park
15, Resurface
t enn 1B
trrost Park
16. Resurface
tennla
17. Renovate courta
and llghtsbasketball
Grlffin Park
18. Resurface lot Beach
19. Renovate
parklng
trrost Park
20. Renovate
concegglon
s tand
21. Concrete poles Erost Park
IncreaBe safety and
aPpearance
Increase eafity and
aPPearance
Increaae eafety and
aPpearance'
Increriee eafety and
aPPearanc€
Increaae eafety and
apPearance
,Improve aafety; appearance
and reduce malntenance and
complalnte
A11ev18te dangeroua parklng
lnprove appearance
Replace brokin and worn
fLxturea, door8, etc.,
Lncreaae appearance
Avold hazardous condltlon
and loee of aervlce
Improve appearanco
Reatore turf, Lmprove
appearance
$ lo,0o0.oo
CDBC
$ 15,000.00
$ r0,000.00
$ ' 10.000.00
$ 2o,ooo.oo
$ 1s,000.00
$ 5.000.00
$ 201000.00
22. Concrete poles
23. Fenclng' dug-
outa
24. New sod and
lrrlBatlon
I l5,ooo.oo'
I 5,000.00
Beach'$ 5,000.00
CDBC
II . I I .t I . t t I I I:
Ih4PHNVEh4ENIT PH
ll I I
10th Street Park
trrost Park
Hodello Park
Frost Park
$ 10,000.00
tl
,l
I
IFIPITHL IMPH VEMENT PHDJEET
r List in order of priority
NHME LT]EHTION BENEFIT5 ET]57 Potentlal Funding
5ources
25. Renovate
shuffleboard
Rrost Park
26. Convert ehuffle Grlffln Park
board courts tpavll1on
27. New celllng
Increase utlllzatlon and
aPPearance
Create outdoor ahelterfaclllty
Inprove appearance and
tsfflcLency
Expand utlllty of fleld
Expand tltlllry of fleld
Lnprove appearance andutllLty, attract revenue
Create new lndoor athletlc
and .rnultlpurpoae bulldlng
for"a11 nelghborhboda
Improvi beach acceea, boat-lng opportunltl.e8, and
revenuea
$ 25,oo0.oo Grlffln Clvlc Agaoclatlon
$ 5,000.00
28. Ltghr T-8a11
29, Llghr T-8a11
30. New playground
32, School/Park
agreement
33. Clty park
gazebo
34. New gym
Grtffln Park
Frost Park
Eeach
3l, Flshlng dock Sunny Garden Ielea Increase utlllty and
appeafance $ 10,000.00 FRDAP, CDBG
Expand usable publlc recreatlon fac1ll-tiea, conform to
recreatLon element of
maater plan
BC Board of Educatlon
Create ne!, outdoor faclllty $ 12,000.00 Danla Iurprovenent Commlttee
Danla Elementary
Go1llns Elementaqy
Olgon Htddte Schbol
Clty Park
Center of City $ 500,000.00
tr.RDAP
CDBG, Lat Enforcenent ForfeltureTrust Fund
0
35. New docke Whlakey Creek $ 15,ooo.oo BIF
lt I I I I tt trt I lttlr
Grlffin Park
$ r0,000.00
$ 5,000.00
$ 5,000.00
$ 50,000.00
IHPITFIL ]h4PHAVEMENT PHMJEIT
r LisL in order of priority
NIIME LOERTION BENEFITS EDST Potential Funding
5ourceE
36. New blkeway 5th Avenue
37. New blkewayold crlffln Rd.
01d Grlffln Rd.
38. Parklngr re8t-
roome, beach,
c ra 11e
Tigertall
Llnk wlth other m6J or
blkeway syatema, promote
cycllng and recreatLon
LLnk wlth other mal or
blkeway aysteDa, promote
cycllhg and recreatr.on and
lnprove Roll
Iinprova ueablllty and
expand facllltLea
$ 30,000.00 BCTIP
I30,ooo.oo BCTIP, ,trRDAP, L['CF
$ 50,000.00
$ s0,000.00 SRDAP I BIE
FRDAP, BIT, L}ICF
39. New marlna Alrport property Expand boating opportunltle
and create revenue
40, Acqulre park North of Grlffln Rd.ionforrn to naater plan toprovlde recreation facllltl s
41. ll2 Lots
42. New boat ranp
Beach
Bolaey tlaltera
$500,000.00
$ Is,000.00
FRDAP, BItr, TIND, LT,'CF
BIE
.':
lt I I I II I I rtt I lttll
Expand beach opportunltles
Add to launch facllltle8
FRDAP
$500,000.00
GROWTIIIV{ANAGEMENT
Msc. OEcc furniare & serviccs nccessarrr
into space now occupicd by thc library '
I pick-up truck
EMS
Rescue Eguipment
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
I radio
Minor equipmant
GARAGE
Brake Machine
CEMETERY
Equipment
ufi5t94
to rctocate dq;rtment
Fagcz
,'..'.-.13,560 ',: ti.:'
i.';i::.:!:,!tii, - '-:.: ::
24,500
IQ000 ;.:'.;1 "
600
600
3,600
1300
offceEquipment
-;,-,, ,. r: .. .; :j:::.ir ...
FROSTPARK,.,'....-,.1,.,t:-'.-::-:.:.,..:-.i:.*.,r:-..-
:_ *. .11.,;,.. *: :!. : . ,.. :, 550
_. ,. .,': t,,:.:. .l5rooo
I cooler
Plal,ground apparatrs-
Rcplace Temis potes
Renowe Conccssioo-S
l;irL:))i;i ,. .' -:: =l:-ka:.l'- .:_.;i...
tand ',. .':i 5,000
5,000T-bdl lights
Msc Equipment '
MODELLOPARK
I cooler
Playground apparatus
Conoete light poles
SIVfALL PARKS
I Pick-up truck
Various f eld maintenance equipmert
Renovate Mullikin park
17,000
1,315
550
15,000
17,000
tq000
20,000
50,000
5,000
500
I4,000
. :: . .*. ;]:.: ' . ]-
;
i
I
i
.
i
I
.-.
CIVTC CENTER
Tables & chain
A/C unit
Furnish Nyberg/Swanson House
':1'
To:
From
Date:
Subject:
IntsOf[ce Memo
ROBERT FLATLEY, CITY MANAG]ER
MARIE JABAIIE FINANCE DIRE
April 15, 1994
CAPITAL OITILAY
...,.'
when the 93/94 budget was prepared it included $60e0oo in sales tax rwenue bond
proceeds. Capital items in the amount of$437,175 were budgeted. Line item changes
have increased the budget for capital items to $450,000 and the remaining $15e06 was ..to be used to retire current debt. This amount must now be reallocated for capital items. :
These bond proceeds were part ofthe refirnding portion ofthe series 1994 sales Tor .
Revenue Bonds lssud 2t24194. In order to comply with the bond requiremeils alt ofthe
proceeds must be used for capital outlay. Since the bond has been refirnded and we are :.,
not required to ftnd the debt service until 95/96 FY, there will be no adverse etrect on thj-..il
budget by making this change from debt retirement to capital outlay. -
, j==_
Listed below is a bridoutline ofthe capital items budgeted for 93/94. ,r.h;.,,,.ADMIMSTRATIONCENTER -"..iJ,:...
Ilurricane shutters for City Hall $g1625 ,r,.i.;- _(Intendedtobeagrammatch) '
,,".Ff
DATAPROCESSING
LCD Projeaion Panel
Upgrade 7 PC's
PERSONNEL
Lateral fle cabinet
CSARadio
FIREDEPARTMENT
Communication Systenr
4 Mobile radios
Machines & equipment
I pick up truck
j::
2,000
5,950
1,500
,.'1.'..-1.+: ..., ,:'-,ir.. ,-,
500
- . :.! -.-
:_
87,016
534
4100
13,000
ult5l94 Page 3
Lan&caping & Outdoor fumitre
PATRICI(J. MELIPARK
I cooler
Ptayground apparats '
T-bdl lights' resrr&ce Tennis Courts
BEACI{ . ,
Replace bathrooms 40-000 i,r-_;:. -...;. _,.i-.-.::^-....
- t- :;...,'::,'- -. " -,r- ;_.-::-. -- -.
$450,000 : iii,. .i:_,-, 'i-TOTAL CAPITAL BI,JDGEIED
As ofApril 15, $152,738 bas been speut on capital itcrns.
i-
-
10-000 ..,i'
'..! .i. .
,,, ' :- -.
: :'- i- -.; -
- 'i .:r il-
i
. . -;,.1." .1. .,.
CITY OF DANIA
INTER.OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO:Robert F. Flatley, City Manager
FROM: Timothy G. Tapp, Recreation Director
RE:FRDAP Grant Contract
DATE: Apnl22,1ee4
Please see attached the resolution authorizing the city to enter into a
contract with the State of Florida to receive a grant in the amount of
$49,450.00. No match is required by the city. The improvements include:
2 bicycle storage facilities
2 beach play areas
1 picnic play area
1 physical fitness station
12 picnic shelters (thatched)
2 landscapingfi nigation
engineering
signage, striping
fencing
$ 2,000.00
14,300.00
1,800.00
7,000.00
8,400.00,
6,000.00
6,400.00
1,500.00
2.000.00
$49,450.00
TT:clb/attachments
.to
NETUFN/AP'LtCATION N(JMEEN
..\l'..,\ i_c i .i T...,\ iixrlli,tii)il .\p:,L:c/iTlc:.i
AiiD :lErU:\N
IHIS FO;IM IS REOUI'IEO UNOER F.S. CHA'T. T96.193(r) ANO PROVTOEO AY THE FLA. OEPT. OF REVENUE.
CITY N
l. 01 t.j F D -r.!,tI An:.1 I | ,r.Lr
FL I 330C+
9LV.
!S-SCP. IPTICN r!*
(NNI,'\ AS PAR77e/773
::+ L: G,1L
3 .3- 5 0- z',TP r.l r: Ltr.JDl=si Ii! nB 1 AS
-of ol8rnt rriolt!.gplyin! for.:rrmpr stttut und.! Ch.gler 196. Florid. Slltulr! vhich rre oqaoizrd rnd opclir.d for onc o noG of thc-.a pulposc(t): (Ol.cl on. or rnore)
i;{'iE:I.\L t.\:FOn .{TiOl{
I Nah! ot OqrnEaoon.c
CIIY OP DANIA
ounty lvhcE Propcrt-v ir Locatld
BROWARD
llpk(! Addr3r
L00 WEST BEACH BLVD., DANIA, FIORIDA,
oi Property ti Differnr !'rom 2
r-3 All Owncrs of thc Propcrry .rd Their proFo'rron a. lnacrr:t
33004
nCrcsi
I
(
.y' Dcrcrip lon (A!*rtor'r R.E, lqctl No. erc. may bc arbsdruEd)
lbact of Land knor,rn as parcel 1as described irr DB 779/373, SecrionJ5;5!-42-
ia OrsanEadon lncorporard
E Yc:Ero
i any oI rhis prop.rty ,rnr(t o, la3.d?
Eto Eycs
6b. If no! incoq,orracd. whta t foflr of orErni:arion?
MIINICIPALITY
yca rat:ch a Copy of.ll acaivc r.naal and/or lGa.G conrrect! L$ yqa,7b. tf
(
,..!'t ni&tnctr( of full vrlur -
Rcal Ptqparty lfi provcfi cnt!
Rc.l Ptopcry LUtd .
?ergibh Peconal Propeny
lrt i! thr protrcrty uacd for?
iv o!'aed Beach
(
(
s
3
s
lrropcrry usd for notl<rcnrpr pur?ost? E] No (lr yci .tirEh drr:il€d cxplu.rion)Y poruor of lhc tbov. dclcnbrd
10
El Y"t
Attach ErlrJ Shcet il. N.ccsary
1
:r ril': i
!-, ,r*'t'' l';u,:{,
.ljgtqt3 E Urcnry E ClrrioUt E Sciear{ic E Hospir.\ Nuriing Hom.i llomcr fo! Spccirl S.rficrr, Ho]nc. for Atld:.r Mun icinalitrr
I
Range
I
I
u*oo'^}$tLH,,Ilffi lt*roo
January 4, tggg
City of Dania
(Sigued
otary PublLc CMus E af,flx Seai)
Broe.ro Couoty Gowm'lt.nrat Clnt rnooln t t I, t,ts S. Andiar! Av.rr.- .
Fon LauoGr6.t.. Florida gtsOf -f At6'Tellpnona: 357:GEto
AFFIDAI'TT
FOR
AD VAI.ORE!{ EEE1PTION
ETE!.T,PT! or{ F CITY OF DANIA
ADDRESS I00 !t.Dania Beach Blvd., Dania, Fl 33004
rErEpao{E # (305) 92l-g7gg
I,Wanda Mui I ikin TIEIe City Cl erk
bclag duly srora by tbe uuderslguad Notary Arb1ic, do hereby
sucar aud affira chac tbere has beea ao chaage ,.u rhe
. aBd usc of out properttes froa the prevtous tax years,
ownershl,p : .1.' 1.'.
appltcattous. : :,,,' ,:
:l t., .
(,
.,1 \)
SlrorE Eo aud subscribed before oe
s51s 4th a.y of January , t9j-
Slguacure of N
uy cod*sloo "*pir"" * il;lj:lli !f,..:i ":.,1H -
-:.
*:..-r, ,.fitr ci;:::ij i":. ;..1.
I8
,I
llLLt i.,r .rii(lt,i:,, .5SFSS,i?,t??A
. PE?UNN/AP9UCATION NUMEER
':.9 V,r.LO:i;.;l! T,iX Ei:i11ti'f ;CN ,f FpL:C,\T!.31t
.i,{D REiUi-,ii
YHIS FORM IS REOUIREO UNOEE F5. CHAFT. 196.193(2) ANO PROVIOEO BY THE FLA. OEPT. OF NEr/ENUE
f ITY
l4 3=or\ I A
IA-Lr5)E:
IF !)ALliqO,)FS1l sr
FL T 3 300/+HITH C/L
^IELY 101JOrE 99.C
'_- L:trrltTHICH ISII{TE',SECcc: Ai! Do!.1 lI4.17
L t-'\:stl IrTI0rt _656.95 = OF c oNT . *.?
T I i]N
r RU urS I
nE rr.1,8To PO8
'gons E Liaory E Ch:rir.blc E Scicatfic E HopiLl!. Nu6irE Hom.t, Homc! for Speci.l S.!ricE* HorEt fo, AFd
, :;i'[?3^,?;:r,^*r:i,,i,* ,, ,, !,\ 6*u^. p.,Jd ,.:*"-
::l-:!i:1y.1 *plvirl! fo. crctnpt lartur trrulcr chascr 195, Florid. saruret whhh !E.o.!roir.d arrl oprnnd for onc or mor.. of rlrc,rot prrrporc(t): (ClEcL on. ot mor.,
I CENE:I..\L li.iFO RNI ATION
Il Narr!. oi OrgarEaqo[
CIIY OF DANIA
CounIy ttlEtr Prgpcrry i3 Loqr.d
BROWARD
llnpiatr Addrlls
100 t",. BEACH BLVD., DAMA, FLORIDA 33004I
'tdr.rt oi Prop€rry ii Diffcrcrt From 2
I All Or.,n.rs oi thc Propcny ro{t Th.il ptopqtott.lr ltrrlElt
(
JSrl Dctr:.poon (Ast $or'r R.f-, parc.l No. er&,nay b. grbrrituEd)
Beginning at a poirr 28S NELy of A point on C/L of Dania Beach RD R/woornwN Ocean t..DR,t(rJn Ne].y r0I.L,
to
' tha OrsanEraion llEor?ona.d
" lJ Ycr L:d No
I!:ny of rbL ptop.rty r.nlcd or l€.cd?I Exo Evc:
lyncr't stalatltant of full valuc -
Rcd ploprriy ltnprovdncnt! .
Rc.l propGtty L.id .
T.IrgibL prrsonlt prope.ry
a i, rhc p.op€lsy u*d for?
City oi.ned
6b. tf not ticorporaa.d, rhts ir [orrr of ortlniration?
yc! arECb a COpy of .ll aarivG Gaaal &rd/or laaaa conur.tr l8i ,ca,
(
7b. t,
(
(t
s
t
Beach (
(
(
flf ycr t3rrch dcEilEd crplt.!.tiotr)
..a, pornon of ttc tborc dclcdbsd ploprrry ul8d fot roa..icnpl purport? E tto Ey.:
Atrr.h lirF cL,-. !rt ----, I
a)n -l
I
!rr)
I
MI]NICIPAtIlY
{: I r_'r.\ r:J //tLLIir! ..tq(uail, ASSE5SE9.4-
RETU RN/APPLIC,/TTION NUMI'ER
,\D V. t LO ( E;l T. \ ;( ;)i5)t pf I,JN A?P:_:CA?:C \
..\..iD RETURN
THIS FORM IS R€OUIREO UNOER FS. CHAgr. I96.t93(2' ANO PROVIOEO 8Y THE FLA. OEPT. OF REVENUE.
c I iv
10clAN I
NF NIN I AtJ D,IN T A qCHA FLA 33004 3LVO
,ulrb!#. ?FscRiPTIoN
T? OF L1\IO AS D=SC IN
D o.i,,,b''''"
I'
)i'
03 398/5
_ :sc of organirtrionl rpptyirg foa.xc6pt $taut un.tq Ch.prlr 196, Florid-1o*irg purpos(r): (or.ii i". * i".l I st'ruG! which 80 oBrnized .nd oPcrlEd fo. onc or rnore of r1e
-+litie!
:)lhrr)
Eucny
Muni iwE ouar*t E Scicatrric E Hotpit L, NuBitE Homcr. Hom.i for Spccirl SctYicrt, Home! for ASEd
ca\iER.r L !-itFoR.trATroN
':ull N.rtr! of O!E:rlt.qo[
CIIY OF DANI]I
aor'lpl.tc Addrslt
Addrcs of Proprrry if Diff.Enr From 2
jst All Ownct! of th. propcrry
L€:I Delcnpdgo (Alscssor.t
Counly fvh€.! PropGrty s LocatGd
BROWARD
1OO WEST BEACH BLVD.,DINIA., FIORLDA 53004
rnd Thri Prcp6dor.rr! Intllcn
R.E. Prrcrl No. etc. mey ba $bsri&Ed)lract of Land as Described irr Dg 3gg/5 Sect'ion 36 t Townshi.p 50, Range4
Ir
! ecy of
lrra OrBaaE rion licoapot-la.d
E yq Bxo
thir paoparty tcnscd or lcaacd?Ero Evg
nor lncor?or?tcd, whaa i, foatt of orga[i2.rion?
MunicipaJ-ity
7b. If y.! .!uch . coDy of dl aativc ra[tal .nd/ot &arr conltaEta Lrt yc.r
6lr. lt
olvtrcr'! 9laGmrrt of full vioc -
Rcd ProD.sty Imgtgcn.nt' .
Rc.l PreGrty t-rrd .
Trrliblc Pctlonll kopcrty
(t
t
s"'h.r it sh€ progcrty urcd for?
City outed Beach
(
no'<rctnPt gurposr? E ro E yc:
(
(
(
r ary po.uo6 of dr. lborc dGtqibc.t prcp.ny u-d fo.
2i
(If yG:.rr*h dct.iLd crpl .rion)
.t
!
I
(
.i
1
(12) The 1927 cbab conce:Es slocks 203 ..D.d 206, Eol].l,r,rcod
Ceatral Beach, a.!d is related to the 1925-i927 ela wb,cn.tb,E prrlsent -
Cj.ty oi Dania was a part ci Clty o.! EolJ.).xpod- Block 203 ls the
block at Dania Eeach rchleb is adjacent to the tBtlacaaslal ratelvray. -
It is oBly througb its preserr ourershi!, of Bf'ock 203 that Cl't!,
of D.!ia bas a Frese!,t access to thc t-BlEacoastaf. fratella]. Ib.a
1927 cbal.n Ls al.so refe=red to as the grestem, ch.r. becanlsc tt Ls
tbc source of ti.tle to tbe ff€stelly poru.oa of tbe arla rLlc! CLty
of Daaia Ro!. swns at Dania Beach. ln L927, Bloc-k 206 rai-adJaceat
to t!.e EeaD hlgb lrate! Bark of the AtLatltic Ocralr- Block 206 bas
no signifLcaace today because it bas d,isaFpea.red u.Edcr tbe Atla.Dd-c
Ocean (see FaraqEaph 6 of the recitals). Bcgi.EJabg as of tle tl.Ee
rirc!, tbE t.it].e lras l!. the BaEe of EoB. Seekarrs Rlatti'CctrElaay at
tbe tlE,q of tbe plat of Eolllr! Eod Cent8aJ. Ber.ch i! 192d, tb! pr.seE,t
title o! Cl'ty of DalLa as to Elock 203, Eol].i.sood. Ce!t?a]. Beach, ls
......... -EoEe Seekerrs Realty CoBparly orl.gt!.!.I'!y sss- ,-.'. . -veyed Blocks 263 '-i 206; EeUya;od ceAtlat .-:-:.
Bealb, to Clty of Eoltyxooit (s,t a tl,a! rhrB. -:- i.Dalla nas ame-.red to Eau!.tood) by ateeal atrtcd :, . ,
Eebluary 15, 1927, recordeil Agril 23. L927.b Decd Book 141, page 373, iub11c Rec€r& o!Bronard Cosaty, Flolida.
1
I
i
I
I
I
Note !
AltE CLty ol Danl,a tas lelsrected,,cl'tf ofEollflxood tbe!coaveyed B1ocks 203 r8d 206,
Eo11!,'!rood CrEtEal Ee&h, to Cl'ty of DlaLa by
of arora.Eat Coulty, tlorida. r:B&!clerkr s regist{r u'o 118840-
llote:
tbe a!ov! desai coataLas a !csf-ic:':tloD, th8t tb. prop.rt!, s!:.LL bc Es.d ,,ar a olub]'l.c prsk lor @iciP.:. r!c:r!a-tioaal poraoses. blrt al,oes Eot csrG8i.D,a aeverter clause. Ibc rrstric-loabas aevel bea! aeLased,
Ibe above aesd coitaiEs t.E,e !t!rstl-cal laltdctl'oD, tbat tb.e prop.rtysbr]'l be used a.3 a rpnb]'le palrB loEEu.lj.cipal lecEeario!.al porp-ser. bct<Ioes Bot contai-D, a revqrEeir claEsG.lbe rBstrlction bas acver bcera ae-leased.
lbe deed !ro! Clty of EollyrrooA tras
d,
m
b4
23
I
by t5e city cEEl[issio! of City of Da[ia o!' Augrr:rt ZE, 1980, tlat
P.rt of FLltl,-filst Street, fo:ac:ly CaEbridge S=eet, vhlcb ls
shadeC i! yellov oa the :.97g Ber=y lartd survey, lras tracated, by
Clty o: Dania. Eased olr the genelal ru].e of lae, t]lat rbere astleet origi:ra].Iy dedicatcd, by oBe owae= is discoati.Bued (t!r.t is,
rracated) through lega1 paocess, the abutti.:rg ot,,nels o! Ijrdciio,r
lots take the lee title to the ce!,ter of tje strect, Cltll of
Daria becae€ tha o!,raer of the lroEth, oae_half of that p.. t, oi tU"
st=eet which Bas vacated aRd State or- FloEida (Departaelt of !ra.!s_portation) beca!. tle ol'ler of Lbe Soutb oD,e_haLf of tbat paEt of.
the stlect whieh !,ras vacated,, all by ope:ation of lay. ghlrefore,
at thl,s Lili., Slate o! llolida has the FaralEou:lt tl,tf.e to tt. foUo*_lr'g laads at Dar,i.. B€.ch:
Thc alca shlded i.E p1!k oa tbe l9?8BeEy 1a!d sutvey, asd
South one-half-of tbrt part of EtftIF-first srre€t, lotlBelly itrbrf aelste.:(shaded l.a. yeltow on i* f sze ae=:y-iria ,,.::.Ii;l=$il li;o:""*u bY citY 6io"r" -;- '
-...Othelrtrise, a]'l of tle luds at Dalla Brach (tbat' Ls, t,-i.'VitUia
lie colporate li.Bits of cltll o! Dania ) alr actlrr..Lly -*.ally tft?
of Da::,1,a. ., '. i,
(1t) As to all of, ri,. l.lals t hl,cb clq, of O.-., ;t':.'
Dania !€acb,, coasistlag o! tppro:iuately thtrt1.."="", d* or less,
:oC represaatiag tbe total a:ca at Da.lia Beach t,hl.cb. Ls yiqfr- Li,c
coEorata llEits of Clq, of Dania (except for tbe lrl.tLveLy sslal,1
arlas o\rned by State of Elolida aud as Eore par.-iclt]'ad!. de3€lbed
la paragraph lO of thes6 recitals), there are three basic sourtre!
63 chr{rs o! tLtl. nhicb tf,if,.l be sdctines lefeEed to as fo!.].ows:
l0 1927 -h'i'r, which aay also be =efe!=rd,tE .s t:a '*c3te_-= drr.i:, ,j19{1 ch-rr, wblcb ray also be reler=ed, -,.D&'to as €ritber'tbr Centsal clzi!, or tbe sou-a,rrt r'' , rJ'tb,era chai!,, a.nd -:- I pf .rd^' r".r,:
19 52 ch : il , lrhLcb Eay also be refer:red. Cfi : rpt
Northela cbal,!,.
sl I ,-l
I
ffi
fun
?
-9-
#,
c
t,
EHffif,EHT A
I
i
l
:
I
i
I
I
It'
I
I
I
It,
I
I
aa
I
I
j
I
iI
ti
ii
ti
ti
I
lr
il
South-NorEh route of the fitracoastal h:teElrav e-ud. olt tbe E!,st side
of the Intracoastal llaten ay. Eouever, sucS aoad, Ls only a dead,
cD'd road r{hi,ch passes L5-Eough John-O. L1olnd State palk (located ia-
Eedialely North o! Dania Beach) and tlen lerds to tb,e loclcs forBing
the South jelty of the chaE.uel ent:aEce jlato porc Everglad,es. yre-
hicula! taaffLc usiag t!.e !oad, Eust tr:ra arorEd. iD tbe eicl.nity of
tie rocks fo:airrg t}le South j ertl, of salld ch,F'r.l ,-.r lefirrr, to
tbe roariway 3ystea ir the geDelal area of Da!,ia Ba!,ch Ln older to
contiau,a !.itb ally loute of traval.
(1,5) Whe! North Ocran DEive t,as fl,lst ilprovld i!, apploriEataly
1965, saoe uas eviaently a cor!,t? road. u:d.er tj,e Jurisau,ctl.o!, of
Boald o! Cou.D,ty CoBj.ssloaers, Brslra.Ed CouEEIr, E].orj.ata, as the
road 1s refeEed to l,!, ce*ain Eaps !,s ih- csrrlltf baacb, !oad,. Fo!
exanple. sec tb,e refer:eDce which appears oE ti,G ]'gTg Besrl, lEDd, sur-
vey, At soEe d,ate afte! 1985, tbe Jurisdictio (rvGr Uorth OCE!!
Drive tIas evideat1y tratrsferEed to DeFart8errt of tra.D,sFoftatio8.,
State of lloEida, with tb.e trarcfer probably bei!,g Dads at a.bont
tbe tiEe (subseque!,t to 1965) rrb.er, State of EIoEiea acgul,rGd tbc
lalge La.Dd area Noft5 of Da!.ia Beacb to fo::n tb.e irseseat Job.u, u.
tJoyal St;t! park. today, North oceAs, Dllyc is Floper]'y Ld.Eti!1ed
rs a state road as sarE rppears o! glorl.da Stltc B^oad DepartE rt
rlgbt o! lIay nap, Sectlotr tlo. 88514-2501
(17) tte 1927 cbaln of title of City of Da.Eia (or thG
l{estrra chai!,} coaceras basically Block 203, Eolllryood Ce!,tral
Bcacb.. Block 203 is shrded !!, yc]-tol, ou tha I97g Berlil, !a.Ed, sur_ :
v8y. lb! blocP.. as lt ls sbaded i! ye]']'os o!, tj,e tg7g Berrl, hDd
3ur\rey, is sti].L biseeted by the rigbt of uaf of Occla lrlive ag
lt actua].1y exists today. The survay fitrt!,cr sbo[s tbrt po::tio:r
ca Llt rj'E:lt of tfay t hl'ch is Bo lo[g!! Eeedea lor EoaC :igtst o!
Eay irurposes as tbe lesurt of the aloEesaLd, actLoB LD, st=aightlsing
tbe light of way a!,C renoviag tie cur?:at'ure of the rj.gbt of $ay
isLich ls alrpaEest on th. 1924 ptat) as saE passes th:ough Block
203. As to tl1e bar! of the right of ray wLich is ao loBgs3 ae€ttaf.ly
-L2-M^lb4
Ut4
.:4/
-.:'.}E
i
I
:
aut5oriz-ed by resols:ion no. !35,adop--ed by U\e ci:]. co--i siioa oiciry o! Ecuywood 6r tu].y iz,L927 .
(l3) tors L,2, 99 aed 100, Etock:-i2, Eoll!.rrood. Ce!!t=aL
Eeach, ale iureij.ately Uolth of Lhe ilor_* li-Bc oi Block 203, Eolly_
wood Cent-!:a.L 3each. The 1924 plat of Eolllry@od. Centr!'t Eeacb does
DOt Sb'slv aDy tlTre of East-wcst watertfay !ri:ich, Eigb,t sQrve to coEnast
New Rlve! Sound a-ud the Int::acoastal t{aterray, i:1 ploxiEltl. ti! said,Lts L. 2, 99 aad, :,00, Block u2. Eot eve!, at sc8! pobt Lr, tL8r
betlree! apploxi"trltely 1924 and 1965, Lors L,2, gg ead 100, BLock
U2. SoUytJood Cattral tseach, t ele dled.ged ,na &rg ollt so !,s to forre
aIr existi;E East-!{est lrateslray correctioB toCay as betree! Nee
Rlv.! Soq:rd and IDtlacoestal i{ateE!,ray. That is, i@eitl.aee].y Nofrhof tbe tfortb lLle of Bloek 203 .s lt exists toitaf, tbere ls a ride
watrrrray connectior:. which ccEnects :{ew Rlva!: Sau3d, r.Dd, I!,tracoasta]-
t{atersay so t!at, at such locat,Lolr, boat t:afelc Ely pass to a.Ed
ft@. !le!r !l.ve! Sou.Dd arrd Iltlacoast5'l Vfatenray.
(111 l'116 lesFect to B].ock 203, Eouylrood Ce!.tral, Beaci, (as
saEe appe.Es on t!.e 192{ plat), tb. block ls ttt\ria.d by tbe rfghi
of way of a roadway atesclibcd ln 1924 as Ocea.u. Drlve (oD, tr,e lfatlald lorclltr geao:al1y tod,ay a! Nort!, OcEu, DrlrrE. Such d:i?a ls,..
Nortb,-Soutb tholsaghtala, rltb, thelc bciag a l'J:, th. roEtr
o! Lhe thoroughlale as 38ae bis.cts Block 203 o,' tb. 1924 plat.
NotrritbstaBci-Eg lts alrpcararce oa thc 1924 plat a.3 a d.ed,icatld, Eigb,t
o! lray as it procecCs Northelly, sald Ocea!, Dri?e U,as aever opcued,,
LEE roved, or otbelxise used as a-!, actual pub]Jle thoroughla:! u!,ti.!,
.pploxiiltely 1955. In approxiEately 1965, tbe actua]. Eoute of
Ocean Drlve (or Nof-h Ocean Drive, rs tt is kDot u todav) was
3t=aighte!,ed as tt bisects B1ock 203 aad t!.e rE.lJ,te r,.as.stnrlty
o;:+:ei, aad paved for usr by tlle pu.blic lor re]ll.cuLar tsaffic.
itS) ,o=aL oceaa Drivc, as L: nou exists aad, as it begi-D.s
a route f=oE soqth to Norttr lroB a poiB: be.].ot, (t-hat Ls, Soutb of)
Block 203, Frocecds Norrhelly alongsl.d,e. ald para.Llcl to, tlc
-11-
tu' ll-4Dil
24 4,
t.
East-rest 'rrate:way lrhich is i,.Eediatery Nor-j of Block 203 aBd
. which co.Bects l.ut:acoastaL Waten ay and Ner, lllvcr Sound. As theroute of, Lhe road passes i: a Northe:Iy d,irection and bilects Biock203, it begiEs to rise at a.E appreciable aagle so that the horiz=:r._tal tlane of the load right of rra.y wil:, lJ.ae up vltj. thc erevatld- bridge colstriuctea over thc v.te'*r.y. A aubstEJc.tl,al ;a ;;
-;-
. rj.se in the road right of rray, as uell as tU. aalaceat brf;;-structErc ltself, at:e const5ucted. oD' colcEet! glll,ags uhLeb are.- of a suffieleDt heLgbt ald lrhlch are also sufficieD.t].y t,"lAe rEla.rt
- to al.lor vehicula! traflic aad ped,estliaas to pass ulder tbistructl]le (t{hich is desclibed rs bai!,g i,' tbe ratE.re of !D ,over_pass.) 30 as to pass back aud forth !!oD thc Eaat sid,. o! Blocls. 2O3 to tbe if6st siale o! B1ock 203. Ia e!!!er, suc! rout (paasiagurde! thc ove.Epass strqctuJrr) is a.u East_West lonte whLc.h Ls ad_" Jacer,t to the Soutb 1iac, or Souti bark, of ti.e cana.l.. IDasErrth
: aa s tate of Fl.rlda (Degart!,e't of rra-BsportatioE) is vested ..i,ti,
=
*" tLlla to Ocean Drivc aad iBasEuch as tbe Ese of tb. East_ !t, toute (under tb,e ovc.rlrass structurc) to travel froE the East sid,e: ol BLock 203 to tb.e west side of Block ZO3 i.uvElEes *o=rfoE f.oa"ol'ned by State of Floliila a.s a part o, * OrO. .;;;. ;;*' Oce.n Dri.vr, a pe::!it should, be obtaiD.d t=o. ,.r..-.oa .a;_
-- por-.atioa l! legal alrd plope! pcrzisjioa Ls desilad, to usertlrc
- loute passiag uader tbe overpass struclule.
(19) ec 1941 cb:{- of Llt.r (!ef.rred, to as eitheE tbe' Calrtlal z.b,ii or tj.e Soutilr, chai!,) co!ce::!s .E ilEod,lataly 8.G,1
- acres of land at Da.ia gcach. Over the yq=s, the tota1 of;8.54 acrec rihicb EaJ<e up the :,941 cbaln of title !apr!se!ts,prtnarl,ly, a portloa o! New Rl,v€r Souad, a.s s.Ee appea-rs oa tbe192{ pltr o! EoUylrodd beneaf Beach, whlc!, !.ad gradu.lly bcc(,Ee!111ed iB by accretioa. tbc acs:etioa uas as a result o! tb,G
Fbe!.oleEot! whlc!, ls Eore palticlrlarly descriled, i! parag?aph (6)of iiese recitals.
-14-trru,W1
Un
I
I
i
I
l
I
I
I
I
t
I
i
llla cotvryalca of th. g.64 .c8as lsEa g:lr:staat
needed, a trotatioB appears on the ],97g Ber-/ land survey xirich
desj,giBaEes ssch rj.ght of rray as .platted Ocea.u Drive B./f to be
vacated.' A coffect 1egal description of t.:1e right of rray is
as lollows !
Tllat part of Ocean Drive (whicb appeals olr the lecoEdplat bqt uhj,c!, has ncveE becrr open- for usJ ly 6l ---p_Sll!- s:l:Etly) adjaceDt to Biock 203, ;oI.I.ywooDCENERA! BEAcg, accolaj.!,g to rbe pfat U&-ot recordedi!. plat Eook.{, pagc-2o; fubfic. it ""ra= oi- sro"r""dgourty, ptoriata, stid Ia.B& situare, tiG; ."d GtgID, Brolrard &ua=y, Flolida, aad,
Whicb is to the Hest of tb,e We3t risht_o!_uay of .ocean Drive. as saae .pp..* JnElorida Stare Ro,d DepartEeDt iigbt_oi*ayrap, Sectioa ao. 865I4_2GOI, ard-
whicb ls the NoEth of the Soutb. ll.ne of. Block 203, EOL!.Y!{OOD CAUTRA,. nelCf, .ecoraiagto thc plat thcreof recorded t!' plit Book!1 page 20, p-lllc Recold.s of Brorard, iooaty,FloEl.da, saia la.D,ds_lituata, lyiag .aa- Uia-g.l,! Blowald Cou!,ty, FLori.da.'
tsy. resoluti.o[ adopted by tbe city co@issj.ou of Cl.Ey of Da!.ia
on Augtst 26, 1980, tb,e right of rray t,as vacated.- Ba8d on the
general !uLe, ?hlch has been previously stated, i.u, tbese recitals,
tbat where a stEeet origiaa].].y dedl,cated by oDc orrEer ts vacated, .
tlrougb J.egal process, tbe a-buttiBg oErrers oB eact slae of ttre
vacated, road, talce the fee tltle to tbr ceateE of tle vaca--a rLgb,t
of way, Clty of Da.D.ia bccalre tbe ot ler o! tb,e Eorthelly oae_hat!
o! t!,at parc of the light of r.ay lrhicb ra! vacated ar.d, Stsat of
Florida (Departseat of TraasFoEtat:o!) becaEe tb,e osaer of t}'e
Soutberly ona-half of that Falr o! tbc llght of rray xhich lras
vacated. State of Florj.da has .cceded, to Lt.9 .igbts l.!. the Southerty
one-halt o! the light o! way because tbe Southed.y oue_half, of Ute
vacated right of vay abuts the present actual rj.ght of iray of
Ocean Drive t{bicb is vested in SEate o! florj.da (lefer to Flolid.a
Sta.Ee .Road Depaltrelt rigbt-of-uay Eap, Sec-jcE ao. g6514_2601).
(18) Ifith .espect to tle 192? cbair, of titLe rrhicb coBclrlrs
basicaUy Block 203, Eoll!,rdood, Ce.!tra1 Eeach, a-od as i.D.d,1cated, on
the 1,978 BeEry la.Bd su5vey, tb,eEe Dq, axists a bri.dge, corEtrEcted,
thltE a Fart of Nort'b' ocean Drive, rrhlcb, passes ot er aad, above theftA^ -r3-
un
26 4,
:
,i
I
I
I
)
I
20057 of tbe trustees, datea Jure 6, tg'2, recorded, Jus,e 9, 1952,
ilr Deed Book 779, pagc 373, pu.bLl.c Recolds of Brovald, Couaty,
Flolida. under c1e!k's registry no. 467664. The said aeed. caB_
tails a restlic.jo!, rrhich plovides that t5e said l7-5 acaes,
'. . . sha]-l never be used, foE .r1y othea t.b'a!l pu.b11c purposes -aDd t5at nej.tber said pareeL, nor iuy palt tbereo!, sLall Gver be
cold, coBveycd, leased or otle:3risc d.Lsposed of by the giraatei.
oE iis successors, to any pelsoB, !i.EB or corporatioD -, Ia ladai_
tloa, t5e said de€d fron the 1austees coltaiDs the followilg oil.
altd EiBeral rcaervations rhich ara quoted. as folLows:
- r S.tlrING AIID RESERITIIiIG uDto tbe said trustees oft!,e tD,tlED,al L@roveEeD,t FuDd of tle iEate-ot Elorj.da,aBd thei! succeisors, titLr to - L;aiEEa-ta=""_fourths of aLl pb,osphate, I;leratsEd-r"t f". .-"rirle to ar uadirrid;j ail_h"*-;-.ii-p!-t=o-i.,_ tl"tEay b. 1n, o!, or uade! tbe -rbove aes"=il"a-faoa,;nhtbe privi-J.ege to niae .-a acvifop ".r"-,--
-
(21) Ia sp@ar? aDd, over a pefiod, o! tiae L-E.:!cess of 50
ylars, CItl' of DaDia bas acguircd La three segaEata tra.usasfio8s
(as cvldesceA by tiree s€palate c.bai-D,s o! titl.e) a totaf of "Sp=o_i_Eatr].y 30 acaes, Eore or less, at Dallia geach. fcept fo; tb .
rllatlvl].y saa].]' aJrea! ot aed by State of FlorLila r-il rbicb are,
Er. partlcEl88]'y i.""r1""" !,a garagraph (10) of thlse !?cC,tal..i,
'rr o! th; 1aD& at Dada Beacb arc p=escatly oE d. by CitI, of
Da8la alld, alc luEther located 9,irr.*. 15s ccli,olata r{,rts o! Cltl'
o! D.Ei!.-
lz2,
of Elori.d,a,
Tb.e c!.arter of Clty of Dalj.a (525?88, 1949 Speci!,I Acts
as aEelded) cxpEessly autborizes CLq, of Dalia to
leasc aly aBd a.l'L Ba]3!e! of recreatioRal lacilities LaclrrdLEg docks,
pi,ers. vharwes. beach casiaos, Gnteltai!.Eent a!d. eati!,E placGs,
daica .'a coDcart hal1s, a'd, pqblic recrcatio!.a.L laci,lltier of atl
klBds. 1sucb, ruthority is set foEth i! grqat detaiJ' i.o, pa.r.,grairb,
(4) , Scctiotr l. , lrticlc 3. , part I of tJi.e clartcr corrce.ELDg tj,e
gele8al porrers gEa-uted, to City of Dar,ia by t5,e state legi.3].atlrae -
th respect to such glant of Fot els regaldLBg Lhe lcasilg o! aEI
-t5-
lil^
tu #o
I
I
i
I
I
I
l
i
of t5e IBteEraI l:lploveBelrt Furd, State of Flolj.da, to Cl.ty of
D.Bia uas auurorized by chapter 21130, 194.1 speciar Aqts of Fto.rida.
Such special act e-ypressly prov-id.es -.hat t:re Lands sbal.]. be used,for 'lrublic palk pur!oses.,' pulsuant to tie authority gr!-uted b?suc5 special act. Trustees of t!.e LnteEaal lq,roveae!'t funa;tSlteof EloEida, coEveyed e"jj.jl-:
D,-+- 1b!r d.ed. no. 1!_r-E€9 of Ure Eu.s
at DaEia Beach to C1ty of
i._"''tees, dated. DeceEber 2,:Lg4L,.Sgrdd e"-b-. 22, E t! D.r-d Book 39I ,page 56, publlc
necords of Blorrard, courrty, FLolida ooa., .l.*"Q.=a=y ,rJ..
-r5-
(uith the clerk's legist4r nuEber Bot beirlg fuu,y legille).Ihe said d,eed froE the ?rustees contai.Bs t5e folLolri!,g oi1 and,Ej.leral reservatioas rrhich are quoted. as fo1]'olrs:
.SA\ffNG .LD RESERVING uDto tb,e tr:]:stecs oftbe IlterlraL llproveoeDt Fuad of F:.orid.a. aJrd, ti,ei!auc.essors, aa' undivided three_fourus iit"i]st-t-?.d, title ia a-ad to_ a:r urd.ivided, tlree_f,ourt!,s ll1_t.rest i! aJ.l the ptrosptrate, -uia.r;;-;;-;;Iitbat ale o.E Day be :.n. on oE u.Edar tbe saiA aboved63c:i.bed laad!, .,16. i- - ii"ai"ilIE'oil:i,iE*ir]li]st .,."., .in and tiule i!. and to ; ,ili;i;;;.liiri ia't"r"... ,i.n aLl.!\e petlolelrn.thar-rs--r-r"f ;:-il-;; ili!i=i...,.,rlr said a.bovc described tand, ,iti th";j;iGi!. * j...EiBe aBd dev€lop the sa.Ea.. :_::-.. - .
(20) tbe 1952 cbrri o! Eitle (refelEed to as eitrrer &e l.
Eastcra cbai.r o! tlr Northera chaia) coacras "*rodia"a, "ii -arGes o! lards .t Dania Beacb,. Ger tb,c years, thr tot"f oC-it"
17.5 !c!as rrbj.cb, Eake uE tbe 1952 chaia of tit]" ."p".".rrtr,.::.
prina:ily, a poltion of Nej, Rlver Soutd,, as s.* appears on tbe
1924 plat of Eo1ly?ood Cantlal Beach, whic!. had subse$rently a.Dd
g:adualJ.y becoee fiIl.d ia by acc:elion. Agai.E, the accretloa was!s a tesult of the pheaomenon t hich is nole particiu.I'arly desclibed,
b Falagrraph (6) of these leci:als- Tbele lras Do specific rtd,special ac: of t-b.e state legislatlrEe whj.ch autlorized a convey_lnc. oi. cha I7.S ec:sc to Cj,ty of Daaia las theEe lras t itb lcspectto the lar,& iavoLved i! the 1941 chai.a of title).. Bowever,
SrEstecs o! the IBtrrlal, IEprovelleEt pura, State o! E:,od.da, ill,d,
coaYey ti,. 17.5 acres at Datria Beach to Ctty o! D,,r, by deed !o.Mll*,
brt
1d
I
I
I
I
I
NTD:-
i
I
I
i
I
I
II
Sr
t lA-!
8ioIt
T?a!r!rrlE.YO
o
lcaI.
l.rtl3
tx!!tY:r
r
Tt.r
l,y
8t
Cha
f.
ld
t-tr&
rl:l:I
l(tI:iao
l le
1.
,r/:r*r=x
ItZarsrl
'lnri.lro
Dar:i'
a0l'rt
i
I
::r Sc ri:-.t,rai cctt r of Scc:r o'-;.o .: ! ? 30 3a :..-:l-;o d! i:o :, 3io'.'ard, Cr::r.:f, tl,oFf.:a
l.EinF Jdilcl ltrd{ rerit.
3ir.i t
tirn :1g:C.ml ..ti1o..il ona::3 2t reeord !: I a--. 2C lr P
P.onu=elt loE a: ::.r go.r::.
{6,1.a7:t!.1 t'o it:!:!ar I!:t-!-r.a at,erli5oYn ..14 !1.E .ot 11Flo3.
Rr ir.i.- .^.-.- ., t 'o!! ?a: oi riiS '
!: r.--. :hc !or.!.ratpLr:.of Ho
I lD! Iieo"d C...:iaI. 3e,rc:- 3::cil,:t! :e, {1i,23 f.rt :o i..!
Lal 3ook .4, ,a'E::! Pr3:le ic::l a! o! :,. rr:3
,..5 c3u'.:r, |,-:1.i1.;..-..1. -?.-:'r*i;,g+.=.:
t:-..::ca. ruD llor:h J. ?ll2112a.55 l..r !o scr i.l6B, s!,lha Norli:i.ci anr aat d :a a:l.la! ot :ait!,E cariar ot:Ircia 20J of sa:d
Sou-.f,, 35o ,tl t 2C' ir.t ailoch 2OS r :r,!:ntre! {ri iio!.ar,C.3rcck ?CC, L:1el::il 1. '-!!! !rac3::h!r!!,n cqi:'ayo dt
t!t,I-t.
lrdor. of . rlal 36li .-: sraar 1:,E!' :'l e.2' 29 .3' ',t.! t, ?3r.- l!6:ib'. i c. t, ?!,.c teo!it 2'.:49 'ilcEr 253.C9 trcrtbcne!,; run goulh 33' 30 "i"r::.:!.55 i!!:iirenc e,'tun 'sos'-h 126 f zr'!o' ac;:rr.ra gosEtl 5J' i.i. 1o'Yar:, 53.?, l.r !.
, 61.:g tE r:;li:enc!, run 95. 35 r 5C' .jcot
' 5C.0 3."t!aca, rfa liorl 53c O tOr tr!:, lfo.t !oc: il,!.!Bcr, rusr NorEh l5o Zg 50' 7.r:?I3.?, lc.: tr
Lc=cc,aublll?t !lo11:rsn lior!:: :6 !6 | !o' ',ler
i r.r€t:Er'!1 o!r; a^l- an{ tr], !o aI onf t:-.! Ea.:
ii.-..:jlji.r-'. I::i_-+l -,'.#r,1,
r1r: r:. L.r,no3l:sfr 2C),:1.0 t.r'- !ogi o.l, J rrr-itrt o!o:1, a lllEtrl:cc nj i a ! oltsRcllrcaca P.oiu=el:! oc!!:', geu cdat aE:::!t oi !r.lg::rrizot;ti!35t'{jt:":..c !!o .'. : i .olary ot
r.riit'.;--
o:!.!tA:
I
II(I
t 4-f.:.-,-,' :=,: - rr',.gs'.,,i--
C-*r-Fr :b-rt.rr;-F ..
I-r'.s'r 4,
(a::.. eo )
t,.
onllcvllcvtcro!t Alve.3h!sat t oa
goutS
t
t:
-ffi.=.g.E-
t1
5'
-.r I
Tl, ll.1\,' .\\lr trr llrrt.lr rt,r s.t .r-.r, ,.,.rr,.,.*I .hl .1.-r'r""1 lrn.l .nJ l.t*,.- t ,,i,1 .,I rr,r t'rl, {r.l0'!.6. it rlr T.nr,^ r(.rt
uro 3!13 ze 57
!'1Jr lar z !t.t.v-: : &\:rr !Ex.:;iJ !!r "..ii:^C:O .-:
li:.j,a, o :.::::'::rtr::.!.:.O{! !' . --
l:! a!a:!r!ortllrl $.1 ....=n-, ,-..r-
5.tIts!; .\\tr Iit:rl:lll.ltiri nftL! tl., T.nr.a.r 1,,. t,,..r.t trit+r-6r ,jtrht !J t"!..nl.- rDt lr-,.tu .. r,,nr.!rl r||b t<f,Ir,ut.r^( ,!.,-t rntr !. J.it tr .r qELr..l-J rl..F nnr. rr! .nr-'-rr !r JI r!.r &l b rr!. r5-r r,- -r h,! t, nl '{ { ghl-. ti- lrt :t-r- .t-..r:6t 1.,-1. ,;.1 .r ",..,er-ar r -rl Iri.. .r .hn rn .n lhtr xl-l - l.rlt , 4rt h:ll tl!- t-!n.t-{i r(.r ra -. h1,.!-l rl-..? J.!..r1..1 l-rn. irt trr.t,,.rtlrrr '! rf,nP.'{t n6.qt rh. v.!?
l]i $ l rl|:\{ \'tlt:M, rt. Tl.. Th^.- -i rL. tn,abtL,. *r! .it -.'r-.l !t.-f rFn.6 .hl .:I,\-t tt.. . -
n,ri-ra,rt l'r!l n, rr,r \'J.- ..t I.L. -l r,$. -in-l .l!. er! !( rr, l rt:t,.,ut !)11:\r.,lJ .tr.tit. I I-l t.ti,: . rlj Ttt!: i r.1.rr: . rt. l.l.r ir,.1. r- l. [au- .[,r.rt. .r :rt. I
l,
,ub
I
i
Ij
I
j
i
:
E
::
Jcc?=5.t
/ ? a- 2 cl ,t,t/
.l6Ari{a 77J -il/3 7o
!E'!,lo' - 'I LE-EIE 'EDt !E cr1l 0 tlrEr
o
,
U.EtE b._;;!:z_-
EtltLE E EI DIqft i.l lI d!tL.a.
E t|lEE C l! trttI&ErlE tE.t tL aa.t .C
tl5.La. rart ot Ltr l.t .!A l! rralacatlla at
t r.t tts . hrrra &r!tr-d: a fE.l?go (t!&aal lbr:.tr
b tt- lr !.ra -il V rfr O:g Cl t|It , . lEr.tFl .rFr-
tt- .t tlla lLta tr..3.a Ls & ra octl8rt, tlcla,t Lt.'
t,ur.ar LrG.ltta .ra rolar .t E toar. ls.rG:l - aial'
bctrlr. r.ll .- ,rt!, tal. rI olll ot DlElr .- l3t .rr.h
-E r E. trU,adra atrctt C L!Ca tr aFotr{ ooratr tloltlL,
ta rttt
,ttEu (-
a &:ran.. rt tla ao.l!! larlar t! bta ?l d 7,.( lLcl 172. B.IltE a O.ar..l 8...! a.Darna!'olr.t trta!{aa l! ltar &cE rr tr8t 2O-D. &ci:{
oarEE , aa tll aaaa arA ct lta DcrEArsT bactaaat rA lrta;
l!6!a t rlsrlt 1! pror.c:loi ct art6 bcurA.d,,25 llat rc r!. FLB: ct D.e!!al!€i
tlor pot nt o! b.;lnsttri!. thrlo. !ou3! loc 5r' ,O'tart 1rO0 t..l EFi cr trrr ?a tb. gt or!.r oft 3 U, ct ..tA BL.t f2:
th.D..c(.tlr!lt lr0 t..t rcrr or l.a. tlo.a:bat rt 10!86rr? ol lrlr ,E. ,9, loo ct trta Elc.l:72 tc 3!. tl !ora.! ot l.t looi
t!t!c. &n!b !!o 4r 2ir t at ,oo t..!r Er. or ll.r... ct l9rl !o tlra cr{r.t? htil rr!.r rrrt o, lh.lSldr:t 3 ooarri6
,b6.. 3l.r6.Flt ..L!; tb. or{n .!t EA r.tlrr.rl ct tla ltb!:la gc..! u ct l95l t. . ,.l!ltr DrE r..ll!n LrSatl, cl tL. bod.r':t D.tnct tr 7l tla zl ct .a6 lroGl l?a
tto.r laat.rlt rlrla l!. prrlt;ftD ot tlt brDa.r,bt .c lrsr 7L r!a, ?i2 to lat!' E .r Ltll. t?5a Ftll ct D.ar.!!l{b
Oc4.f.$r3 l5.0 a3..r, Dt. r? l!aa.
l{, rG! 3U arfa Otl 0t lrGr. t3a tD..-rt .{ aaGl€rra.
tla tru^ldt aaaclD.a Lraa !l !t'r:{ bgr, tfci,a.'nw ,-.) .-_.,a
.?4
!. rltt
:":;
t 32
,r & avgd;,l|ffiuffi
t-TE=.3ffi5€1.--Hil-g:r.r#Bg--....,
:h!.-+rrtrEE:ErGE ..-Ert G Ea:aaa EE![r r! rrr. a .rE,rg1g;ae.;_.;rr I .r;;
:b. !.at .r{ Ea r.rq:rt d N,a !rtl-,_-.- EG, -tt c la-. r rr lrr.ra ulna r[ G ta. rrlcr. oe-r-c-Eris-
Fr!@S:.=ffiHF,..*-r.-. Fli rr E &r:GrrI,rfii; e i;'lE;"E.t-- t r. ?a.ra ,t rc- riE-:-T-rfr.E*-
EE!&tl-lf r.c-:f .L:*,i.nif *'ii:?E%I.f-? :f.A ;"i'zE'.o
. o-tdrlI fr., ac.., E.r ., l.ra.
lll,t ..!r!r.Ia !a r.a. t .a tla qa..ar loatttor t!.t.trirl L. .br. aaacaDaa .!.:!l D.r.t ta a..O ,ae .a, atlE
tL! Fb:lo ,rE o.lr .!A tfat D.Illqr r.!fa DG..r,, Er .ry t.rttb..t, .!r.tl ]"rt lr icl!4 ccE q.{, l..ta{ ., citrarrt.r (lb
,at.a ot ul tla tr.trtaa, oF lt. ana..-?r, tD .di DG-a, !t,
a ta!r.!rtlo& .Dlaaat 2. .ar b. tsla .!A Elrl'ld. ts tba
Irr!1.a, ct llr .u.a.Er, t! oqltL.!.. ,ltt ala t.tra a,
lL! aartt S acag,lrrita .altaE lltatia lSta boirar tla tal,a
cttt d L!r. .!4 lctltEoa lru.. r cc40i:t.& r.6t l! tGtt]
rEt .t obr.ntlcaa tc aba ..L ct t!. L!a. b.!.18 L.r.t rcrr
lu,at rlt! t!. ..t( tlu.3..a.
tO Ellt IID tO !!t rt. rbt. trr!t.{ l'A al.a6-.fb.a
,rr-la.a talrar.
LIlD fD tlBttlo r-r. t!. ..la ?!.rl.r... .t E
.-.-
I i,':j ... ,-, .i
EAeOEDEGE
.r:::"'ilrl o
-' :.:!:. 2
.;.a'. lsrrr,:'"+rr. g lpa.urt-.
( sEl&t .tltaaa't :. I. Fu.rd
cn'!
aatDar.
:otnat C
( !r&,
( 38rU
( rE&l
( sE^L,
ir .rra cor rortn)tl.tlra talcFna:.:!rt6?inltta St^!. ot fl.:-ld^
,lSt I c.lI!'LF
art F.J:!a o
ao
smt a trmDr d{nr 0l rrryD
ffi-lzi:::#:
iI
It L1
L
-l
{
\.1.1 . ir --o
9YrB.:5l--.{r"-
ia'- ': -O
.o:a-'!. r.'--.:,.
1'.i ' .
d ;'.-,1'" t,-'.1,., ;r't"ti
- 1 -<'i*1, ..' . 1 '':1 -.n 't' ;'r
34
. "- 1,1.',. ";tl i
tI
r.r'.r rtsr,--r ,-. f#.::lzL-, _ r-.,r--.rar :fgl. t. .. -at ta- tb.6.rcta ., .ll Dt aA3a,rltGara..a xt u. .ra tttlr t - ,.Itrta.a.Et r,., ruD.lr.li t!.! r., I ta. .t .? _ar t!. .br. a..rtD.a L!a'llll q. Flnlrat a rllt .!a ar.t , tl. ..-.3E, rEEr?Erar trr.t
a
RE
PARKS & RECREATION
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO:ROBERT F. FLATLEY, CIry MANAGER
FROM: TIMOTHY G. TAPP, PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTO
BEACH EROSION CONTROL GRANT
DATE: APRIL 14, 1994
Please see attached a proposed cost estimate for the Erosion Control Grant. I have
consulted with Glenn Morris and Thadeus Hamilton of the Department of Agriculture
regarding the proposal. The City would be responsible for approximately $20,000.00 as
a match. Some in-kind costs are eligible to offset actual cash matching.
The grant is due May 1st. Therefore, please place this as an item on the April 19th
workshop so, if desired, it can be approved at the April 26th meeting.
nJs
rt
CITY OF DANIA
DANI,A BEACH REVEGETATION COST ESTIMATE (EROSION CONTROL GRANT)
ITEM DESCRIMION QUANTITY UNIT COST TOTAL COST
TOTAL $78,516.00
SHARED COST
$78,516 X 0.75 = $58,887 - State Grant
$78,516 X 0.25 = $19,629. - City Match
Sea Oats(18'on center)4400 Each $,so $3,960.00
2 Malayan Palms 30 Each $400.00 $12,000.00
Retaining Wall 1800 L..F $25.00 $45,000.00
4 Sand Fencing 1800 1..F.$4.00 $7,200.00
Tree Anchor 30 Each $20.00 $500.00
6 Compost 113 cubic yard 12 $1,356.00
7 lrrigation 800 LF.$4,000.00
8 Monitoring Report 1 L.S.$1,000.00
I Engineering/Permitting 1 L.S.$3,500.00
'Llst ln order oJprlorltg
trrtrltrltt I I ll )ltt
1.
3.
5.
J
e
Stog*,*g,or,
BodohrtronC.-.--2
Bg ,ltlatrr ,eErirgt
.: trHt*,ffi#T*fi,,#:iii
**m#f.ff!]"fftJ$#iT..rs;yf.H,Ffi;o . - pncraiur,q tr. n,'t
DrEBglr, lsg 6, tgo{, t, tts tis!! Grtsrfug O -a o, l0r{, lni
*or#ffi'olt Hr::tif},*r:ruf:16gt:te rstrats rFrnn'rsass ras s,.tee{, ." sh!
8! lt t sslrli tg thr irmtr B! ths ,!!t! sf fturiia:
#3}iffi*ffi"#;,trq#{:#.iffi
atat a .a raa
Chis is a tra! ui csarrs! :E-.Eryasatr rrcutlliln G- ao;"snsFi,ctl bg tt .r:oril,ir:riiii'!r tl3r.Et ZiZ, l'lgi-
Pr!3lisrt d! th! ,!ra!!
AEUESE
ra a! th. ,lnrtr
:ilt&>
4
i'
!:'
s'{.2
t>'t-
=
{?t
,-
!aaatarttitaaitaaaar
Pi
May Sth,1994
NATIONAT
DAY OI'
PRAYEB
April 1994
Albcc IL Chubb
Floa& C-ootdtartot
UU Woodbb. Court
&lD P.dr, FL 32730
1gt 339.9255
BtorudCoonct Dea.r City l{aaager3
230 C.rd.o Cout
F3-',';I:l:.*,1'fl--. Tbursday, ltay 5tb has been decrared by theffirtr$f#;#''"' coD.gresi, eoi'eraor chi:.ee and the staie- I,rqj.5].etu!.as@
ne are aeking each city to uake availa^bl€ their clty cbaubers orcity haII steEa to those who wigh to coua and pray for theLrelocted oftlcials lroa 12!05 Pu ro 12!55 Pu. we hoEE you rilljola then. If youl city would care to eta::t the prograr witb aproc laoation, a eaoIrJ.e ia encloeed. Pleaae verLty Eo Lt reBLdeutarish to atteDd, we Eay aotify the churches aud teq,lee sho wiehto partlcLpata.
In addition there rill ba a prayer breakfast to pray lor allolected oftLcials ald orther ueeds of each comunity. It rill beheld at the shcraton DcaLga Celtcr Eotel at crilliD Road a3d I95at 7330 }![ on the noraing of t{ay 5th. the co6t of tbe breaklaetls 910.00 eacb. l{e iuviia aU alee{ed ofllcials to attend tbigbrcll.ract .3d bri:rg othcrg on tbcLs otef! end frinnde. A r.plycafi aDd returD eoveI.opa are €ocloaed lor your coDveDl.epce.
P1eage pnsa thie laloruatlon oa to each clty ao@lssloner orcouDcil Dober. lhauk you.
lh6 acriE gu!6 rsferetrca, trm the old tcstaDeDt tor tbig latloal
Dev of Dievcr is II Cbronicleg 7:1{. 'If ,ry ynople, rio are
eall,ed byr lty aaae, yllJ, iuable tlerseJ,yes aad pray aad seef triyface aad xara trcu thc,lr wLckc,d vays, thc,a el77 I hc,ar fra
Aeavea and torgtve tiel,r sJa aad riJ,I leal tielr .t.!di.
Heal Our Land
ff lrou hava aay questions or Ee6d nore inf or:uat ioa I you can nach
otre of our co@ltt€e E€Eb€rs at 777-8725 or 772-7238.
siacerely troD Ihe ltatioaal Da!, of Prayer Broward co@ittc.
a
lnterOffice Memo
ROBERT FLATLEY, CITY MANAGER
MARIE JABALEE, FINANCE DIRECT
April 21, 1994
INTERLOCAL AGREEMENTS
a
\
To:
From:
Date:
Subject:
Please place the attached lnterlocal Agreements on the nex Commission
Agenda. These agreements must be executed by both the City and County prior
to June 1, 1994.
The Eleventh Amendment refers to the six-cent local option gas tax. Revenue
currently being received from this tax is $'195,000.
The Second Amendment refers to the additional local option gas tax (.03)' This
tax became effective January 1, 1994. Anticipated annual revenue from this
source is approximately $100,000. The first distribution of funds was received in
March.
il,\,*
q
February 23, 1994
Page 1\ro
EncLosure6
In order to meet the June 1 deadline, we respectfully request thegoverning body of your nunicipality take official acLion forapproval. and execution of the6e amendment.a a6 6oon ae possible.upon execution, please return three copies of each (six total), toEileen J. Steigerwald, Special Project6 Coordinator, public WorkEDepartment. Once executed by our Board of County Commissioner8, wewill return an original for your files.
Thank you for your assistance in expediting these amendments.
Sincere ly,
/.,--<
Lee E. Billings1ey,Director, Office ofTran6portation
/e
E
Public Works Depaitment
I 15 S. Andrews Avenue, Room 514
Fort Louderdole, FL 33301
(305) 357-6410 o FAx (305) 357{340
February 23, L99 4
Robert Flatley, city
100 we6t Dania BeachDania, FL 33004
Re: (1) Eleventh Amendment to Interlocal Agreement providin sfor Division and Distribution of
Local Option Gas Tax
( 2 ) Second Amendment to Interlocalfor Division and Distribution ofadditional Tax on Motor FueI
the Proceeds of the
ManagerBlvd.
Agreement Providingthe Proceeds of the
EIOWAPO COUNTY BOAPO Of COUNW COMMISSIONCPS - An Equol OPpodunity lmplov6r ond Ptovidet ol Seryic.t
Scott l. Cowon
We're Eullrllng A FutulE For Yout F.mily. And Your Suslnesr.
$Jaonn€ N. Gunzburgs John P. Hon Lon Nonce PonEh Sytvio Portler John €. Qodshom. Jr. Gs@ld F. lhompson
Dear Mr . Flatl,ey:
On June 14, 1988, the Brorrard County Board of County Commissioners
approved a 3o-year extension of the six cent Local Option cas Tax.The County Attorney's Office has prepared the necessary amendrnentto the Inter.Local Agreement on an annual basis, which provides thedistribution formula for the tax proceeds. This will be theEleventh Amendment to that Agreement.
The other document referred to as "Second Amendment to InterlocalAgreement....," is the result of 1993 Legislative action, rrhich
increased the County's authority to levy 1ocal option gas taxe6from the current six cent8 to a rnaximum of 11 cents. While theexisting 6ix cents may be utilized for all transportationexpenditures as defined by Florida Statutes, the additional taxesmust be used for "transportation expenditures needed to meet thereguirements of the capital improvement element of an adoptedcomprehensive plan".
Interlocal Agreements trith municipalities representing a majorityof the incorporated population muat be executed by bot,h themunicipality and Broward County prior to June 1, 1994, in orderthat this Office can transmit them to the State Department ofRevenue for distribution of the proceeds,
Encl.osed herewith, please find three (3) copies of each of theabove referenced anendments. These amendments comply with thestatutory requirenent for the establishment of a distributionformula, as well as incorporating the latest population figuresprepared and published by the Bureau of Economic and Business
Research of the University of Florida.
*l \aPROCLAN/ATION
WHEREAS, emergency medical services is a vital public service; and
WHEREAS, access to quality emergency care dramatically improves the survival
and recovery rate of those who experience sudden illness or injury: and
WHEREAS, only a third of Americans rate their households as being "very well
prepared" for a medical emergency; and
WHEREAS, emergency medical services providers have traditionally served as the
safety net of America's health care system; and
WHEREAS, emergency medical services teams consist of emergency physicians,
emergency nurses, emergency medical technicians, paramedics, firefighters, educators,
administrators and others, each of whom is ready to provide lifesaving care to those in need
24 hours a day, seven days a week; and
WHEREAS, the members of emergency medical services teams, whether career or
volunteer, engage in thousands of hours of specialized training and continuing education to
enhance their lifesaving skills; and
WHEREAS, Americans benefit daily from the knowledge and skills of these highly
trained individuals; and
WHEREAS, the designation of Emergency Medical Services Week will serve to
educate the people of Dania, Florida about injury prevention and how to respond to a
medical emergency.
NOW THEREFORE, l, ROBERT A. MIKES, as Mayor of the City of Dania, Florida,
do hereby proclaim the week of May 15 to 21, 1994,
.EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES WEEK'
in the City of Dania and encourage its citizens to observe such month by showing their
appreciation to those who serve in this lifesaving profession.
Attest:lN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my
hand and caused this seal to be affixed this
day of _, 1994.
MAYOR. COMMISSIONER
WHEREAS, it is appropriate to recognize the value and the accomplishments of
emergency medical services providers by designating Emergency Medical Services Week;
and
City Clerk - Auditor
N+rPROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, in 1872, J. Sterling Morton proposed to the Nebraska Board of
Agriculture that a special day be set aside for the planting of trees; and
WHEREAS, this holiday, called Arbor Day, was first observed with the planting of
more than a million trees in Nebraska; and
WHEREAS, Arbor Day is now observed throughout the nation and the wodd;
and
WHEREAS, trees can reduce the erosion of our precious topsoil by wind and
water, cut heating and cooling costs, moderate the temperature, clean the air, produce
oxygen and provide habitat for wildlife; and
WHEREAS, trees are a renewable resource giving us paper, wood for our
homes, fuel for our fires and countless other wood products; and
WHEREAS, trees in our city increase property values, enhance the economic
vitality of business areas and beautiff our community; and
WHEREAS, trees are a source of joy and spiritual renewal; and
WHEREAS, the City of Dania has been recognized as a Tree City USA by the
National Arbor Day Foundation and desires to continue its tree-planting ways.
NOW, THEREFORE I, Robert A. Mikes, as Mayor of the Gity of Dania, Florida,
do hereby proclaim April 29, 1994,
''ARBOR DAY"
in the City of Dania and urge all our citizens to support efforts to care for our trees and
woodlands, to support our city's community forestry progmm, and to plant trees to
gladden the hearts and promote the well-being of present and future generations.
Aftest lN WTNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto
set my hand and caused this seal to be
affxed this _ day of April, 1994.
City Clerk - Auditor
MAYOR - COMMISSIONER
t^.b
PROCLAflArrcil
WHEREAS, the United States Lifesaving Association, a professional organization whose
general membership is comprised of lifeguard and water rescue services throughout the country, is
iecognized as the authority in the field of open water and ocean lifeguarding and of beach
management in the Nation; and
WHEREAS, the main goals of the United States Lifesaving Association are to establish the
highest standards and certification of open water and ocean lifeguards, to promote and develop the
finist methods of lifesaving techniques and to effectively educate the public on imperative aspects of
beach and water safety; and
WHEREAS, in the State of Florida, drowning remains the number one killer of children
between the ages of one and two years old, and accidental drowning remains the third worst killer in
the United States; and
WHEREAS, drowning and near-drowning occur throughout our state in our oceans,
intercoastal waterways, rivers, lakes, residential and public pools, canals, sinkholes, home bathtubs,
and even in mop buckets; and
WHEREAS, the human and economic costs of drowning and near drowning are extremely
high and totally unacceptable in our state; and
WHEREAS, research by the United States Lifesaving Association has produced practical
rescue and education techniques that are beneficial to the public and the Emergency Medical
Systems; and
WHEREAS, ocean lifeguards command the respect and admiration of the public for their
dedication to saving lives in their profession of open water lifeguarding.
NOW, THEREFORE, l, Robert A. Mikes, as Mayor of the city of Dania, Florida, do hereby
proclaim April 24-30, 1994, as
"BEACH SAFETYWEEK"
and April 27 ' 1994' as ,BEA,H sAFETy DAy,
in the City of Dania and urge all residents and visitors using our beaches to swim in the vicinity of and
under the watchful eye of our professional, dedicated lifeguards.
Attest:lN WTNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set
my hand and caused this seal to be affixed this
26th day of April, 1994.
MAYOR. COMMISSIONER
Page2
zT-19-93
The Planning and Zoning Board recommends approval of the text change. This was
done in the context of also reviewing the other requests for a specific site plan. The
variance and special exception can be approved with conditions. Those conditions can
be discussed more fully should the request proceed to second reading. A list of
suggested conditions is attached.
The primary concern expressed at the Planning and Zoning Board as well as at the
February 22, 1994 public hearing was noise. several suggested conditions deal with
noise such as limiting hours of operation, requiring compliance with the Article ll of
Chapter 17, Noise, and requiring a wall on the south property line. The workshop
meeting illustrated the level of noise at a motocross track. The backup information
includes information about noise testing done on February 13, 1994.
attachments
WA;lc
CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT N*a
TO:
FROM:
U/l*l5il"""nement Director /n,U alk^"
RE
Date:April21, 1994
A public hearing is scheduled for the April 26,1994 City Commission meeting
concerning the proposed zoning code text change requested by the South Florida
Sports Committee, Inc. This proposal is to list a motocross park as a special exception
use in the M-1 zoning district. This request was denied as it failed on first reading at
the February 22, 1994 City Commission meeting. The item was approved for
reconsideration at the March 8, 1994 City Commission meeting. There was a City
Commission workshop meeting on the site on April 9, 1994 which included a
demonstration of motocross racing. Minutes of these meetings are aftached.
This text change request is one of a series of actions requested to establish a
motocross park on 11.66 acres on the south side of Collins Road (SW 36 Street) and
Tram Road (SW 26 Terrace). A text change requires two public hearings per Florida
Statutes. The April 26 hearing has been advertised.
Should the text change be adopted on first reading, then a series of actions reviewing a
specific proposal can be scheduled along with the second reading. Those actions
would include the second reading of a text change allowing a motocross park as a
special exception in the M-1 district, reviewing the special exception request, reviewing
proposed variances and a site plan.
The Planning and Zoning Board recommends approval of the text change. This was
done in the conte* of also reviewing the other requests for a specific site plan. The
variance and special exception can be approved with conditions. Those conditions can
be discussed more fully should the request proceed to second reading. A list of
suggested conditions is attached.
Robert Flatley
City Manager
2T.19.93 - AN ORDINANCE FOR A ZONTNG TEXT CHANGE TO
ALLOWA MOTOCROSS PARKAS A SPECIAL EXCEPTION USE tN
THE M-.I DISTRICT
ft';YfH"t*';l'Jj5 n'.'XH*:?fi:i:i:R1,;iT,*JH; are no rracks in the "'ea. she erso
Yly ah:y *qu*j
"pp.o,r.l of the proposal based,people and the ne.d fo..'tr".k to practice recing. cn the positive affect that this sport has on the youug
,Yfiil*,if:'"Tir:;:"t*:::i'i"n"5H'i.:;[.J:n,H:Ii:. no faciriry rike this in the area and
,+h:l{H{Hilffi*,*".T:;::iffi i*:r:rr,ry,?rff:"i,:::,:r;*;*;:,1,:,.
Bryaa Rosencrantz, Honda Spons. - pompano Beach, feltyoung people in s"",iii*ia" -d g.n.."t" ,"r1-,i,i; ;"-H*rtrlck will erovide oppomrnities for the
I*:i' H:::mxl,,j; i'-tr based' on the noise that
;ffi HTr#:if iti*,*gl#i*rf*tx#,+slff*flopeftltron. - ---v qbq',s'r rnar no Dusltress would want to Iocate next to this rype of
.ti:*,"T:;f:$1*ti'l-tt onthe cirv's current ritisatioo againsr the noise impact from the airoonp€nrons .,e rru.#.il. ilffil * where the funds will .o,,. frorri,o prffi. fir* and EMS services if
h?*'.:T';ffl:'d;1fl'fiffi,:Ty."""J*need to think about the youth instead ortex basc
I#.i,?Xf::;*L1,fi; *t " t""or as thc motocycres arc equipped wirh muffrers and sirenccrs
Jemie Hydc coofirmed his e
*n':Hx*rf,:?$:#iil:#T:Lryff #:'i1r'.*:t*.il:;;"1::rnil*,,
l::E?rtHiflffifj:T:'fl: totf,emotocross track being buirt in this rocation since the ..ea is'ohn Salitas opposed the track based on the noise impact that already exists from I-95 and the airpon.
Mtyor Gract opened the public hearing.
6
EGUI..AR MEEilNG
FEERUARY 8, 199t
{
Tbe motion passed on the following roll call vote:
Q6m'ni55lea61 Sertho - yes Commissioner Hyde - yes
Commissioner Jones - Fo Vice Mayor Mikes - yes
Mayor Gracc - yes
1.6 -A modon was made by Commissioner Hyde, secooded by Commissioner Jones to adopt tfie
,ool,rfion approving "g...-.o, between the Ciry of Oania aod liob,Ray, fo". r.i"ii"jio public benches.
The motion passed on the following roll call votc:
Commissioner Bertino - tro Commissioner Hyde - yes
Commissioner Jotres - yes Vice Mayor Mikes - yes
Mayor Gracc - yes
2. PR(rcIAMANONS
2.1 Mayor Gracc proclaimed March 1994, .s "\[omen's History Month'
2.2 Mayor Grace proclaimed February 14 - 18,1994, as "Volunteer Appreciation Veek".
Mayor Gncc requestd Ciry Anorney Adler to prepare a proclamadon for the aext meeting for B|ack
History Month
3. BIDS-none
4. PUBUC HEARIT{GS.
4.1 Vill A.llen, Growth Management Director, requcstd to continue thc variance request byJoa end
Aaa Ardcljan for property tocatd rt 510 SE 4 Coun to thc ocxt regular metting of Februry 22 sincc tf,c
pctitioncrc are not presctrt.
A motioo was made by Commissioner Bcrtiao, seconded by Vice Mayor Mikes to cootinuc VA42-93 to
February 212,1994. The motion passed unanimously.
4.2 Vill Allen, Growth Management Dire6or, presentd the proposcd ton change for prop erty at 26Cf,.
SV 36 Street (Collins Road) by South Florida Sports Committee, Inc. to dlow motocross parLs as a specid
cxception use in a Light Industrial M-l zoning district. Mr, Allen presented information on the additional
items to be addressed at the oext regular meeting if the ordinance passes on first reading rnd advised that thc
Ptanning & Zoning Board recommended approval. He did mention that some opposition was expressed
regarding noisc impact.
REGULAR MEEIING 5 FEBRUARY 8, 1994
Dan Fonon mentioned that the property was covered with tire debris and encouraged rpproval of rhe trackbascd on his involvement in rhe spon.
Eric Clasc mentioned that the property has been used for dumping in the past and that thc track will be apositive impact.
Dan Fonon Sr. asked citizens to at least try the spon out for a period of time before deciding against it.
AIex luchsbaum expressed concern for the edditiond traffc and the crowds that will occur if the track isrpprovcd.
To.1 fa}beltha!, Landscape. Architect represendng South Florida Spons Commimee, Inc., informed thcpublic that the site was coruidered !9r a dump site lrevious ro their purchase "nJ,# s..it Fr.iil" sp.*Comnuttge.hs_sPeff in excess of $100,0@ toctearthe properry. South Florida Spons Commimee searched
$.Tfu:l:, T *e tri<ounty area for another location and there is no other site toionsider fo. tn, ,poi. --
Mr- Laubenthal presented a-proposed site plan for the faciliry and expressed desire to conform to D.iri",,code criteria to provide a safe and. professional operadon. He adrrised that rhe tr.ck *ill U. r-J *-po.i,ioowith barrien for-safery and :oylq d:deling purposes. This track is-expected ro be one of ,rru fr"u"'ri.".t lin the nation end will be called Air-Dania Moiocror. Park. Funher liteiature was distributed ,ir"ri"g-,;;h.positive impact that the project will have oo local industry.
A Denia resident came forward to encourage the Commission to consider thc conc€rns expressed by thepcople who will be impaaed by this track and who live in Dania and not from people ouside Dania.
Hcaring no funher comments, Mayor Gracc closed the public hearing.
Commissioner Benino.questioned why South Florida Spons Committee, Inc. sprnt the money to cleanuptle prgryrrr grior to obtaining the governmental approvals required for the project. Mr. LauLenthal
advised that the properqr was purchased in Mlry lgil and bank financing *J rrot pos.ible uutil the tireswcre rcmoved froo the site- Thcy went througl' exteruive research on ihei, p.oposal to conclude that thiswes thc. riBht site for this tnck and that the cnvironmental concerrE had to be "ddress"d ;ght "*"y. i.--stated that they are trot sorry they cleaned up the site and that if the rrack is not approved if.y,,iit t"* "clcaned up site that is approved for developmcnt in an M-l zoning district.
Brian Penick, President of South Ilorida Spons Committee, Inc., edvised that they have been working onthc site for over,,h,"" I.5s11d ,hl.poncsrioo of the properry took ptace in Man Thc Srate tire gran"t
allocated through thc Solid !7aste Divisior camc rhrough rwo years ago. The feasibiliry srudy wJcompleted two years ago and the tires had to bc removed befort anytf,ing could be considered.
Vill Allen, Growth Management Dirmor, advised that there are two public hearings required for r text
change and the second public hearin* scheduled Febnr ary 22to allow a morocrosiprrk.s e specialexception use in I M-l district. The Commission can place conditions on special .*."prioo, arri h. f"lt th"tthe track could be limited to one year and that requirements could be addei on noise morriroring anJcompliance with the Noise Ordinance of the Ciry.
8REGUTAR MEETING FEBRUARY 8, 1994
John Bruckner spoke in opposition as he felt that sincc the area is zoned M-1 (Light Industrial) that some
other.tfpe of busiaess would be beaer for the area.
Jamie Beronc mentioned that thosc people speaking against the track seem to be more concerned with
airpon aoisc than peop,le.
Hugo Ren& advised that rhe land in question is wonh t200,000 an acre and that the properry borders on the
Alandco properry. He presented e funher description of the adjoining.propenies and commended the
petitioneis for cllaning up rhe site. Mr. Renda opposed the track based on the properry being too vduable
to usc it for this type of business.
Levan Bykajin mentioned his ll years of experience in motocross racing and felt that the track would be a
positive impact to the sport.
Kenneth Kiog mentioned thar people have to ride their din bikes in the street in order to enjoy them and
that the track is aeeded.
Randy McGalpin menrioned rhar morocross racing is a family spon and that the bikes are-provided with
-
-rfflen end baffles to deter noisc. The property was covered with tires, fenccs end seagulls a year ago end
has now been cleared by the petitioner. He suggested to allow the track for a trial period to see how it
works out,
Steve Sincldr, Owner of Competirion Cycles, fclt that tf,e treck could be zupervised end safer for young
peoplc to usc opposed to them having to drag racc in the streets. Mr. Sinclair encouraged the Commission to
allow thc operation for a trid period
Jean Fistcr stated that the motocross racing is a family oricnted spo-n and that all ages of people enjoy
watching thc spon. She encouraged thc Commission to try it out for r period of timc.
Davc Rykc *ked the Ciry to consider repairing thc road on 26th Terracc as tmffic will increase if the track is
dlowcd.
Jry Field, Cheirperson on thc Airport Advisory Coomince and voting member of.thc Noisc Committee at-th" B.oo,.rd Counry Aviation Department, stress€d the need to weigh the economictenefia against the
cnvironmental impaca of this project. He cncoureged thc Commission to consi&r thc long lcrm PPsPnts
for the arca if they dlow rhe tracJ< and questioned safety concerns whea people-are congregating at- thc end
of Runwey 9R. He requested thc Commission to considerthe money that has been-spent to instdl
p"r--ooi noisc moniror to detect airport traflic impact that may now be confixcd with the bike noise end
the moncy being spent oo litigation against thc eirpon.
Todd DePetrillo, Paramedic/Firefighter, encouraged the Commission to give the tracka try based on his
interest ia the spon and the increased revenues to the communiry. He sai_d that his Father and Uncle are
dso Paremedics and that rhey would be willing to make their services evailable lt the track.
7REGULAR MEENNG FEBRUARY 8, 1994
t
Vice Mayor Mikes commented on the need for Dania to consider how they will look in the eirpon litigation
*hich is against noise impact if they approve a project in the same area that is generating noise from the
drpon.
A motion was made by €ommissioner Hyde, seconded by Commissioner Benino to table the ordinancc
allowing motocross parks as a special excepdon use in a Light Industrial M-l zoning di*rict to a workshop
mcetinton February 15 to allow time to review the documentation that has been submimed and so that a
noise sudy can bc conducted.t
The motion passed on the following roll cdl vote:
Commissione r Benino - yes Commissioner Hyde - yes
CommissionerJones - yes Vicc Mayor Mikes - yes
Mayor Grace - yes
CITIZENS' COMMENIS .none
SITE PIANS - nono
7. EXPENDITUREREQUESTS
Commissioner Hyde felt that the City owes the money and that discussion on the Ciry's stratq;r should not
- bc discussed at the time invoices are being epproved.
Ciry Aaorney Adler stated that the Ciry hired thesc two law firms and the charges appear to be legitimate as
- submined. He said that lawsuits are a continuous banle to build a case and that it takes time and is vcry
costly.
- Mayor Grace suggested to discuss Commissioner Jones' concerns at a workshop meeting.
5.
6.
7.1 Commissiooer Jones questioned the legal action being accomplished by Cunis 6c Cunis oa hhalf of- the Ciry in the lirigation against the airport expansion. Ciry Attorney Adler advised that the recent iavoice
from Cunis & Cunis is for work that was accomplished prior to the granting of the Motion to Dismiss and
- lcss thao $1,0@ s.as for work after the Motion to Dismiss was grantd.
Commissiooer Jones agreed with the costs for work prior to the dismissal but felt that costs submiaed for
- work to refile the dismissal should be held for funher exPlanation.
Vicc Meyor Mikes mentiond that Ed Cunis is paid t135 an hour and Earl Gallop is paid t175 en hour plus
- tnvel. He stated his feelings thar they are two of the best anorneys that the Ciry could be using in this
litigation. He felt that progress has been mede in regard to the lnterlocal Agreement negotiations and that
thc Ciry has trot had allot of coun cxpens€s.
9REGUI.AR MEETING FEBRUARY 8, 1994
\
Bob Gluver and Tina Tener came forward to represent Russell Engineeriog which is a business that sits ;gf. I
beside the proposed track site. Mr. Gluver expressed his feelings that the track would bring more busioess
oppomruities and revenue into the Ciry and that the test has proven that there is ao noise impact.
Mark Framatana spolein favor of the track based on his feeliags that it would provide a place for the youth
rad briirg business hto Dania-
Viviau Varman opposed the track-
c
Louis Webb felt that the track will be e good oppomrnity to provi& a place for the youth and that it would
be a positive impact to the business community.
Reverend Kenneth King commented on the other ttings in the communiry that create troise and stressed the
need to provide e place for the young people. He felt that the petitioners went to the trouble of spendiag a
lot of money to clean the site and conducted r test to prove that there is no noise impact. Reverend King
cacouraged the Commission to allow the track on a rial basis since the petitioners have gone to exteuts to
satisfy all of the concerns that have been expressed.
JJ.Kelly encouraged the Commission to allow the track for the children, tourism and business for the area.
!61 f,rtams mentioned that there may be a need for additional police and co& enforcemeat for the site and
that there will be noise from the traffic going to and from the site. Mr. Adams eucouraged the Commisioo
to &ny the request,
Judy Usifer came forward to orpress opposition.
Uri Bcrgbaum menrioned his experiencc in the sport end felt that thc track will be positive to the
co--uaiq, and ttre youth.
Buleah Lair felt that the youth can take advantage of the parks in the community and opposed thc track.
Jane Fister commetrted on the need to allow this type of spon for the chil&en aod to try to see the positive
aspects of the project.
Hugo Reo& stated that after the testing was conducted on thc site that he is now in favor of the project. He
felt that the rack will be a positive impact to thc rea based on what the pedtioners plan to do aud
cocouraged the Commission to dlow the track on r trid basis.
Hearing no funher comments, Mayor Grace closed the public hearing.
Mayor Grace advised that she checked with several cities to see if motocross racing was allowed ud found
that Fon Lauderdale has motocross racing in one of their parks on weeken&. She spoke against the rack
5REGULAR MEEIING FEBRUARY 22t 1994
Joc Honan recommended approval of the motocross track for the area noting that he has lived in the area
sincc 1956.
The motion passed on the following roll c-ll vote:
Com missioner Bertiqo - yes
Commissioter Jones - yB
Mayor Grecc - no
Commissioner Hyde - yes
Vice Mayor Mikes - yes
4.2 Ciry Anorney Adler read the ordinance title ameading Section 39-10,O of Anicle LXtr of the
Browaid Counry Zoning Code as adopted by Ordinance No.33-91; by adding a new Seaion 39-1040.1 to
provide a special exception use for Motocross Parks ia Light Industrial (tvl-l) Districts.
Vill Allen, Growth Managemetrt Dirertor, advised that first reading of the ordinance y/as cotrtitrued from
the last meeting and that a text charge requires two public hearings. Mr. Allen advised that the Planning &
Zoning Board and staff have reco--en&d some conditions to be iocluded if the special exceptiotr is
dlowcd
Tom Laubeuthd, Landscape Architect for South Florida Sports Commiaee, Inc., expressed appreciation to
the residents from Daaia and to persons outside Dania who spoke at the last meetitrg regar.ling the proposed
tnotocro$i track. He said that concerns were addressed at the workshop meeting oa February 15 and that a
test was condueed on troise impact. Every effon was made to expose the area to noise and that Mr. Lennon
Adams (a leading test representetive tfuoughout the state) was hired to cotrdue the test. Thc test was
conducted without any landscaping, berm or wall and on a clear day to provi& the most accurate impact.
Lcnnon Adams, Miami Hearing Conservation, commented on his background qualifications to conduct the
test and orplaiaed that there were rc/o sound level meters used for the test. The meters were calibrated
bcforc the test began and otre meter was placed on site and the other at the cr"al. There were simultaneous
noise measurements taken otr the 14 motorcycles nrnaing at the same time and the chart that recorded the
results showed no itrcrease ia noisc levels. Mr. Ad,-s advised that the site location is too far rway for the
aoisc to tnvel.
4REGUI.AR MEETING FEBRUARY 22, a994
Mr. Laubenthal stated that the 14 motorcycles represented an adequate regulation stan and dl size
motorcyclcs werc used; 125's, 250's and 500's. Mr. Ad,-. explained the technical description of Viadow of
Hearing and confirmed that there was no noise levels recorded.
Furthcr comments were made by Mr. Laubenthal regarding &lays ia purchasing eddidoual properry from
the Broward Councy Aviation Department in order to locate the permaoent buildiog, restroornr,
coucessions, office and maiotenance barn for the project. He explained where tte alternative site would be if
the property is nor available from the County, coofirmed that there is no future expansion planned and
comrnentd on the proposed parking for the site.
Mayor Grace opened the public hearing,
Aaa Vinters, Airpon Advisory Board, felt that the area has already been impacted by the airpon noise and
that thc track would create more noise and traffic in the area.
based on the noise that will be created and the need to protect those residents who are already iopacted by
the airport noise.
Commissioner Hyde advised that he lives closer to the facility than -aayone else on the Commission and
recommended to '"lloo, the t.""k on a trial basis for the youth. He felt that conditions cen be included with
;;;;;;;;J;"prote6 rhe residents and that there is a need to look out for the young people and provide
theo with r place to ride their bikes.
Vice Mayor Mikes advised that there was a plaae crash close to the site recendyand that safery and lTq P" -
-;;;J;["t p"i ,r" *o imponaat ir*o b"iog fo"ght by the.Ciry. fte.felt that the site is ia the middle of
"" *U." a*m'" corridor and tlat the properry wfu be too valuable in the future to use for motocross racing.
esm,nissi6ssl Jones agreed to providing a recreational faciliry for chil&en but questioned whether there
will be miaoriry Progratns provided.
Commissioner Bertino mentioned the different businesses in Dania that provide recreationd facilities for
"hilt;" and that it is not the intention of the Commission to be mean to chil&en by aot dlowi"g
motocross track. He commented on the mooey that the ciry has spent to fight the.noise impact from the
arp".. *af.f.,hat it would not make much sinse to aPProve a facility that is-a noise geoerator'
Co'*rrrir.ioo", Senino felt that the properry is far too valuable for this rype of activiry.
A motion was made by Mayor Grace, after passing,the gavel, seconded b7_ co'n-issioaer Beftino, to deny
the ordi,,ance "llo*irri -oio"ro*, prrL, ar " sp""i"l exception use in a Light Industrial M-l zoning district'
The motion passed on the following roll call vote:
Commissioner Benho 'yes Commissioner Hy& - no
Commissioner Jotres ' yes Vice Mayor Mikes - yes
Mayor Grace - yes
ITEM 8.2 VAS HEARD AFTER4.2
4J ITAS HEARD AFTERTHE SPECIAL SESSION
Addendum
;-t wil Allen, Growrh Managemetrt Director, presented the variance request byJon end Ana Ardeljan
for properry at 5la SE 4 Corrn to-rllo* th" coo"t^Lion of a screen euclosure around an exrqg 1w:'Inmi:g
p""ii.'1. i,f.U" + i*fr* oiil"-r."t propery line. (minimum setback is 5 feet). Mr. Allen advised that the
iid"i s. Zoning Board r."".-."i"aio deoy thl vari-cc request-rs tfey
-did.not {eel that the criteria for
obtainini a vari-i *"" met in accordance with section 10.13 of the Zoning code and that there is no
hardship for the variance.
Mayor Grace opened the public hearing.
5REGULAR MEETING FEBRUARY 22,L994
g.3 commissioner Jones metrtiooed the idea of hiring a public relations person to Promote activities in
;;"aiJ,h", Mt- i"y u"it u" offered to volunteer his time'
Rav Heim stressed the need ro change Dania's negative image by the .citypioviding a Public lnformation
Ofhce that could deal *i f ,f"" i'ilr"*-a p*ii" ri,f* p"oile *o',ld noi h"'" to go rhrough severd
departments for information'
Mayor Grace advised that Mr. Heim's suggestiotrs would be taken into consideration and tiat the
t"lr-itti"i *iU discuss this item at a workshop sening
ITEM 4.4 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 8.3.
The motion passed on the following roll cdl vote:
Commissioner Benioo ' uo Commisioner Hyde - yes
Commissioner Jones ' yes Vice Mayor Mikes - no
Mayor Grace ' Yes
8.4 WAS HEARD AFTER 8.2
8J \TAS }IEARD AFTER ITEM 4.3
8.4VAS HEARD AFTER 8.2
square footage.
S.4Danoyler,CiryPlanner,adviscdthetJosephHandley,CravenThompsonaatAssociates,Inc.,has
::x*"t#i#'.'*r:#**x,'uffi*:#ffiti:tr:1;':!t;i1;tTl',s
so.h. of rndustrid ,r" o" U"?ii; ftil;;'Th; p;;;; i' the old Lin&lev Lumber site located west
:?iffi;;;;,ttrili;;Jlie"n"l s1,6. The requ."n is to dlow this sitc to become more
marketableandto allowthe #Hil;#;,J;.i;;th;re o'ill notbe concurrencvproblems with
Revenswood Road- Mr. Oyf"' i"J 'f* 't"ff '""o--tJ "pptS f tftl feel thet-tbe increase in square
footage can only u"o.s..r" E'i.yil;;;,k &r.lop-"iJ-d J. of ihu ptoperry' A traffic sordy has
been submiaed ioa""ri"g u;'J'i#-"[r6]rJ--""* Jt u*at trt increase in traffii on Tigenail Blvd
rndthcthei"*oof*".l,riiUolliola*ri..pf""t*it**iththeFireDepanment' Iftherequestis
rpprovcd Mr. oyler stated thit staff will have to prepare'"i*,o sro-rard county so that an application
can bc filed.
commissiooer Bertino questioned wh*her this request will hold up any othgr concurrency developments in
thc area Mr. oyler advis.d;;;;;."rly th. r"ruio rt"rioo ".tf"'"o-"t of Raveoswood and Griffia Road
is requesting cxpansion and that a destinaiion nrn was ""tJ"*.j tl ,fre Broward County Office of Planning
end shows that traffic will ooi b" io"r."r"d oo R"r,.*o,ood. N.*'&u"lop-.nts in the erea could be
impacted that do oo. -"., "In|rrr.rrry
tiL, r,".*, prop"*y or *y prop.r.y th"t *"ot to iacrease their
REGULAR MEEIING 13 MARCH 8, 1994
them uo. He felt that tte rsal motive by the counry is to take away Dania's traditioad municipd rights of
jurisdiaioa for lao& east of Federal Highway'
Earl Gallop, Airport Attoroey for the Ciry, explained Dania s rights. ia the DRI and Administrative Appeal
Drocess. He clarified rhat tf ,[" il;i;#o.J." *rr.o.ly *itblo th" Ciry's jurisdiction is dsanaored from
i#ff,,5|i.i;at fi;;;";;fo poor"r ro issue oideny a Development Order and becomes a
reviewing aod commenting eutiry only'
Mavor Grace advised that she is the vice-chairperson on the Regional Pl'"ning-couocil end that she would'#jiffi;il,iili;il;."" ."i. t"r,i* ,ur board. Miyor Grace didn't feel that the ciry has
,ll Tav Field chaimerson for the Dania Airpon Advisory Board, presented the board's
:4".-i.1il;;;ffi" p.ilu" L"d",e oo th" "pp-t l oithe Inte'lool Agreement end to have e
newsle*er sent to .ll ,oia"o', *--"tiaig th" .gr..m]tot prior to the Deetitrg' He mmtioned ttat the
board suece$ed.h" id"" of ti"ffi-ffi"" f"tUli"g At io work with Represeoative Aonc Mackenzie
;;;;#;il.1.oou -d to ceasi negotiations on the Interlocal Agreement'
Ttc commicsioo mentioned rhat ciry Manager Flatley, commisioner Jog1, and coomissioner Hyde-will
k ;";;dt"g Br;;;o"y, i" rar"l-it* rtrj.r g -iio. M"vot Gracc-advised that ScaetorJenae and Rep'
Mackenzie havc Uoo *ppori"fO*i" Af A""i -a f"* "ooht-d .h". ,huy will do what ever they can to
proted thc citiz€ns of Dania in the airpon orpansion'
ouch of a chance of winning in the DRI process'
A motioo was made by Commissioner Berdno, seconded by Co..is.ioner Hyde to continue items 8.1 b
and c to the next regular meeting.
The modon passed on the followiag roll call vote:
Commissioner Bertiro 'yes Commissioaer Hyde 'yes
Q6mmis5iesgl Jotres - yes Vice Mayor Mikes - yes
Mayor Gracc ' 7es
ITEM 4.1 VAS HEARD AT THIS TIME
8.2 \TAS HEARD AFTER7.1
determined to reconsider the request'
g,2 city Aeorney Adler stated that someone from the prevailing side would. have to make e motioo to
rcconsider the Mo.ooo* f"jfqiil;ffi; "t ththtt'-u.ti"g--d that a time certain would have to be
A motion was made by Mayor Grace, seconded by commissionel Jgnes.to reconsider the Motocross facilitT
""-aprl ii *ri-i *, ,iod"rlt*dirrg that the commission will visit the site.
vice Mayor Mikes confirmed that this is a reheariag aod that advertisemeot will be required
REGULAR MEEIING ,2 MARCH 8, 1994
,E
' Noise Testing Results
Testing by Lennon G. Adams. Jr
Miami Hearing Conservation
305-253-3832
ClinicalAudiologist M.S. C.C.C.
19920 SW 87 Place Miami, FL 33157
The testing was performed on site, Sunday afternoon, February 1 3, 1g94. The
testing method was orchestrated by the licensed audiologist for the maximum
noise level that could possibly be produced on site to replicate track
conditions. Fourteen bikes were available and running at full race speed and
with bikes set up to simulate to a start, with all bikes at top end RPM.
WITNESSES 2 Neighbors from the Residential Area.
Brian Penick, Tom Laubenthal, Dave Goldberg, SFSC
14 Register Racers (see list attached).
FIELD CONDITIONS High84'. Clear. 76Y"Humidity. NoWind.
Optimum condition for effective noise transmission.
TRACK SITE TEST AREA A temporary course was laid out in the safest
possible route, considering the construction fill
in place on site. Also as much of the course as
possible was run on the legitimate track area, and
a section was run up to the highest points of the
site that a bike could reach.
TESTING METHOD A log of the total days events was kept in a minute
by minute increment, logging all sound events to
include bikes, voices, passing tratfic, air traffc,
trains and distant noise. All equipment was
calibrated by the audio-engineer. Reading methods
were explained to neighbor wihesses and SFSC.
Controls were run theretoo to establish normal on
site levels. Testing included close ups to bikes at
the start line and bikes under track conditions.
Simultaneously there was a testing location set up at
Mr. Elkins residence, the very closest house of all to
the edge of the Zone as defined by the Planning
Otficial. Controls were run there too to establish
normal on site levels.
Syncronized video tapes were run of the activities
on the site and at the neighborhood control point.
.1
I
-t
IJ.
I.t
I
I
1
SUGGESTED CONDITIONS FOR PROPOSED MOTOCROSS- SPECIAL EXCEPTION
The Special Exception be granted for a period of 1 year'
Factors for review after I Year:
A. Status of platting - Platting should begin within 6 months after the
f""itity op"n. (platting is necessary to build any permanent facilities).
B. NoiseConsiderations.C. Review experience wth lime paved aisles vs' asphalt pavement
D. Restrooms vs. Portaiets
The use must comply with Article lV - Noise of Chapter 17 of the Dania
Code of Ordinances.
A. section 17-86 establishes maximum permissible sound levels which may
be received by land use categories'
,l.ThesoundwhichmaybereceivedinaresidentialareafromT:00
am to 10:00 P.m. is 60 dB(A)'
2.Thesoundbetween10:00p'm'-7:00amisallowednottoexceed
55 db(A)
B. The city shall monitor the events once a month for each of the first six
months at the Dania cutoff canal'
1. The petitioner shall pay all costs for such testing'
2. Failure to meet noise requirements then the city commission shall
take into consideration in reviewing the special exception'
An 8'berm (prefened) or 8'wall shall be constructed along the south property
iin"
"fong
wiih a bordering hedge to help muffle noise to the south'
ThenumberofSpectatorsandridersislimitedtoamaximumof660atanyone
time.
5.Thetrackmaynotbeopenforeventsandforpracticemorethan96days/year.
A.Thetrackshallnotbeopenforpracticesmorethanlweekdayperweek.B. Each weekend day open is considered an event'
6. The hours of operalion shall be limited to 7:00 am to 10:00 p'm'
T.Thespecialexceptionisbasedonthesiteplandatedlll2lg3.Anychangeston" tii" plan with tne exception of track iayout must be approved by the City
Commission.
2
3
4
I
security guard.
No ovemight stays shall be permitted on the premises with the exception of a
RESULTS It was proven to the on site witnesses and the
neighborhood witnesses, that absolutely no noise
could be heard or detected by the community.
On site Normal quite conditions read at 52-54 DB
On site overhead jet traffic reads 96-98 DB
On site with 14 bikes at idle speed, 60-62 DB, at 50'
On site with 14 bikes full rev. level, 86 DB
On site near a turn with bikes racing,70-78 DB at 50'
On site with 14 bikes full out racing on far side of
test track, standing with neighbors. 56 DB.
ln fact the on site neighbors must admit if they are
truthful that while the bikes were running that the
sound levels were in the Normal Quiet range.
PHYSICS & FACTS The laws of physics apply uniformly across the globe.
The type of noise emitted from motocross bike or a
full compliment of bikes, even under optimum field
conditions, are not capable of transmitting noise that
distance.
It does not, can not and should not be equated with
jet noise. lt did not and could not raise the community
noise level by even 1 DB.
These results were achieved
- without any site improvements
- without landscape additions
- without the requested wood wall
- without a sand track to absorb noise
- at a higher elevation than the kack will be.
- with all classes of bike size represented.
THERE IS NO BASIS FOB A COMMUNIry NOISE COMPI.AINT, AND NO EVIDENCE OF
EVEN THE LOWEST DETECTABLE LEVELTO SUBSTANTIATE ONE. THE ONLY
PROBLEM IS EXCLUSIVELY JET NOISE AND ROAD NOISE.
i
€a
(p
cl
Eto
1
I
"flll[lllt*'{oRrE llJ|L
S..L: !'-5O-C
T
F
rOR 14 RIDERS
-
It $*
6l
aI
i{
.slst CoNt?OL TEst
rROlf, TEIS POtr{T ::2
g
o
BIXE
II'CATIOIT EY
TEE SA}IE PROPOSED
PI.AIT IOCATIOI{
G }IADE
AT TEE START LIIIE
WITE TIEIGEBORS TEERE
I
Etil
'{tt
&
LI!
II
"Pg t
a
I
EdrtlagIrtc
O.57 if..t!\
J
I 12+ WILE TO NEAREST REgIDEITIAL II{ TEISbmrcrlot FRoM EIGErsr Polrlr ol{ srrE,
T'NOBSTRUCTED NOISE TRAVEL O\IER IIIXE.
P[.E
..L..-......-.'-
ELEVATEDFII' PII.E
I,AE
PI]J
RI'N T'P OVER EIGEEST
ACCBSSABI,E BOIIIT OF
TEE SITE
IIrcATIONtI
,---/
AdJ.cGnt DU-l lidu.ttld tltc
I :t-
ilii
I
t
a{No)-{m?No,
F
SrslsSt
'tvltr,r30ts3H
ootr5aasq
=:!Fmitt lP>c-tr
=a
lVNV
!
3l"E rsll
s80u30rql
a{
No,
=-tmP
sNrnoS
9691
'rs qlge A s
'ls puzz /yrs
B
mza
=8o
:I;o
E (/,
I
5
:dvtr No[vco't
OVOU NIJJIU9
,8 'U'S
zJ
m
Da
-t
I
m
(o
Ut
JJOInC VTNVO
U'
=NNfo.
TORT
BOCA
SUII -S EiTI N EL
PUBLISHED D^ILY
LAUDERDALET- B ROt{l RD C0UNfYr fL0RI DA
RAT0NT PALI SEACll €0UNTYr FL0RIDA
III IIt I, DAOE COU}ITY, FLORIDA
STATE Of FLCR I DT
C OUIITY OF AROT ARD,
BEFqRE THE UilOE&s
..-Mtr,.64k
P ALI{ BEACH,DADE
IGNED TUTHORITY PERSO}IALLY APPEAR€D
6t4
YHO OI{ OATH SAYS THAT
HE/SHE IS A DULY AUTHOPIZED REPRESET'TATIVE OF THE
cirsstflED DePARTIiExT of rHE sut-sEilrrNELz DArLY
ieiieipin putLrsHED rN BRotIARDTPALI BEAcH/DADE c0utlrYe
FLORIOA TItAT THE ATTACHED COPI Of ADYERTISE EIIT.r EEIt{6
IIOTTCE OF PUALIC HEARIN6
ITt T}IE TiATTER OF
zT-l 9- 91
It{ THE CIRCUIT C0URTz
TH€ ISSUES OFC t OLll1t 1 |
T,AS PUBL ISHE D IIi SAID I{ECSPAPER I t'I
A
4c
AFFIAI{T FURTHER SAYS THAT THE SAID SUN-SENTINEL IS A
N€YSPAPER PU3LISHED IN SAID SROJARD/PALN BEACH/DADE
couHTT,FLCRIDATAxDTH^TTHEs^I0NElsP^PERHtSHERET0F0B..Ii iOHTiNUOUSLY PU3iISI{ED IN SAID BROIARD/P^Li EEICH/DA
iouxrv, FLoRIDAT EACH DAYr ArlD HAs BE:N ENTERE0 As sEc0tlo
iirss urreR AT TltE Posr oFrrcE rx Fotr LAUDERDALET rt{ SA
gROUARD COUIYTYT f LOiIOAT IOR A PERIOD Of OIIE Y EAR IIEXT
PRECEOI G THE FIRST PUsLICATtON OF THE-ATT^CHED COPY OF
iiiViiiiS-irENii A{D AFfIiHT FURTH€R SAYS TI{^T IIE/SHE II^S
iiriXCN PAID NOR PqOfiISED AIiY PEiSONZ FIRIT OR CORPORITIOI{
IIY DtSCOUtITz RE3ATET COflr'l ISSIOI{ OR REFUND F0R THE PURPOS
Of SEEURIII6 THIS ADVERTISEI(EI{T fOR PU3LICATIOII ItI SAID
NEYSPAPER.
(SIGNATURE OF AFfIAIIT)
SgORN IO AXO SU85CRIAED EEFORE XE
THIS I5 DAY OF APRIL
A.D. 1994 g*'./Z-4
(SI6T{ATURE Of NOT{RY PUELI C)
J.t;:i::11 Br r?',1,, .:n.ixLAHD
l:.i ;.. :.i M'Ca,.r"l,s.j'. -. i:;:76!r U:IRIS
?;:'.fi.. # J''v -'(, tsr,/".ti:.,,,J ao,ttio rilu lii,y tr Jisijsr,rcE, [C.
(ilArE OF I{OIARY TYP90T PR I I.IT ED OR STAIIPED)
PERSOT{ALLY XNOIJN ..
PRODUC €D I DEN I If t CATIOII
OR
ocl
F Z.UNINU I tr,^ I UHANUE
zr-19-93
would read as follows:rr'1 '- ' ':
Sectlon 39-1040.1 - Special Exception Use - The following
use(s) shall be permitted only upon authorization of the CiO
Commission proiiding 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.Zonjng
A public hearing on the Proposed Amendment will be held at 7:30 p.m.,
April 26, 1994, at Dania City Hall, 100 West Dania Beach Boulevard,
Dania, Florida. All interestedparties may appear at the meeting and be
heard. lnformation on the proposed Zoning Code Text Change can be
obtained at the Dania City Hall, Growth Management Department,
during weekdays between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
o0'ry or EANIA
IIt!
Dlltu tErct [rsE!
I
Iii
^:
;l
Any pcrroo rrrtp d€ckhr lo appeal any decision mad€ by th6 Dania City Commission y{ith regard to any mato, conslJ6r6d et _thia mgoling or hoaring will ftied a record ot ths procoedings and for suih purposo may ng€d'io ensur€-that a vgrbatim r€cod :ol tho procledlng8 i8 mad6, wiich rocord includgs the testimony and evidencs upon whici the app€al is lo b€s€d. !
I
il
N
I
' r-: '
. ::..r
I
I
Local Community Organizations - We are currently attending local
civic and business meeting such as the Chamber of Commerce monthly break-
fasts and similar function. These sponsor and assist in many various local
events.
The propefi and facilities may be made available for Special Events such
as charity fund raisers and similar functions that require open space, adeguate
parking, water and electrical facilities in a park like setting.
Scholarships - As mentioned in previous Commission meetings, the AMA
is an active participant in many varied programs, these include Scholarship
Funds. Local tracks set up the funding source and local schools establish the
criteria for eligibility. With the connections to vendors, corporate sponsni
and thier affiliates, we believe we can set a realistic goal of a minimum of
$1000.00 per year for one boy and one girl student to a total of $2000.00.
Sponsor a Bike Program - This is intended to give back to the
Community an opportunity for local young people, ages 4 -10 years old, who
could not othena/se afford to participate in this sport, to have a bike and
equipment of their own. We intend , through our sponsors, to provide one New
Yamaha PW-50 Bike and a lull package of riding gear. The only customization
would be to age, size rider and gender. This will include professional
instruction of the safety, operation and maintenance of the equipment.
The details of qualification are yet to be determined, but the intent is to
make eligible the economically disadvantaged kids and hmilies. Possibly as
another qualification being a registered voter, to encourage parents to be
involved with the community issues and affairs. We do not feel qualified to
screen or judge the economic status of applicants, however we can participate
through the provision of the equipment to be given away.
We envision that the drawing will be made by the Commission and the
award make at a regular session meeting of the Commission as a public event.
lf any of these programs are acceptable to the Commission and the Community,
we intend to continue to fund them each year. Th are our @nceptual ideas of
contributions to the community. We await feed b m the City to finalize
plans and programs for i lementation.
Sincerely Yours,
Brian Penick, Pres.
South Florida Sports Committee lnc.
2
South Florida Sports Committee, Inc.
E200 S.W. 6th SEeet, North Lauderdalc, Florida 332 Tel€phone (30O 726{M9
Mr. Brian Penick, Preident
City Manager of Dania Florida
Mr. Flatley, City Manager
100 West Dania Beach Boulevard
Dania , Florida 33004
April 21, 1994.
Re: Dania Motocross Park / Community lnvolvement
Dear Mr. Flatley :
At the workshop session held April 9, 1994 there were issues raised by the
Commission as to how this proposal to develop and operate a Motocross facility
was going to respond to the local community needs. In response to this, we
have prepared the following.
Participation with Local Schools, established by the School Board Boundaries
that serve the Dania area.
We have spent time working with some of the local school officials,
guidance office personnel and principals to address some of their concerns. One
thing is clear. They have programs of their own that are on going, and they do
not have the staff to take on still another new program. Thus they will be
dictating to us how we may best participate in their programs. What is
currently proposed is the following.
Middle & Elementary Schools - We intend to work with the various
prcgrams and fund raisers that the system has established. They have told us
that occasionally they need sponsors for events, funds for new computers or
books, ice cream day which are reward type programs for classes or grade
levels achieving established goals, etc.
1
High Schools - We intend to coordinate with the Guidance Office
Personnel to arrange for students needing jobs, economically disadvantaged or
otherwise qualified by the school, to get permanent part-time jobs positions.
Such parameters as maintaining a minimum scholastic average to be eligible or
a simple as staying in school is set by others. For some this may be a first job.
For some it may be'at risk'students. We may be asked to take some under our
wing to teach them new responsibilities and to help encourage a positive out
look to their lives.
*$*
FEB 21 '94 O9I45AI"1 AI1A
'.IESTERVILLE
OHII)
ra
J EATCAN MOTORCTCL'Sf ASSOCtAt'ON 1924.r991
Mayor and City Corranission ofthe City of Dania
100 tJ. Oania Beach Blvd
Dania, Fl ori da
/ic
Dear 5 i.rs :
I have_ been asked to inform you of some of the charities which have benefittedfrom the events and coord.inaiion of efforts oi ntqR,s.h;"[;;;a;irb.-;;;p.romoters.
The list includes; severar miilion doilars donated to r,lDA, r,rake A tiishFoundation, Ride for Kids, Bikers for sabi.i iMa..h-oi-iii*"r"rren.iiii,local .food banks and childrens'-services-inioui'tout tfre U.i.,Toys for Tots, l.is Foundatlon, -secret Sinii,-n6nafi Niooniia'nou.e,Sal vation Army,Chri stmas rund Drive, -Str"iieis'ior eatieied }lo;enl"and. many.specific emergency situations suifi ar a death in tne iarirtvwtf,n.n0 lnsurance or a fire Ieaving a family homeless.
ny charities not related to their sport, butities.are among. those actua)ly suppbrted Uydonations and charity event proceLis.orcyclists donated or raise by their effortsear for chari ty.
l,,lotorcycl ists contribute to mathese and countless other charmotorcyci e clubs/promoters byIt has been estimated that motseveral million doilars each y
Should you have any other questions concerning the Al,1A.hesitate to contact me.
33 Collegeview Fload,iP.O. Box 6114, Wbitewi[6, Ohlo 43OBl
- Fax: 614-Bg't -5012, phone: 614.891.2425
Februar.y 21, L994
P lease do not
Sinc rely,
ayn Chrystal
Club Coordinator
P.!/l
:
I
I
i
..t_
I
CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
a
Dale April 21 , 1994
Robert Flatley, City ManagerTo:
From Michael W. Smith, Personnel Director
SUBJECT: FIBE PENSI0N 0RDINANCE- IMPLEMENTING CONTBAGT CHANGES
Attached is the ordinance lor second reading which enacts the pension changes previously approved
in the collective bargaining agreement with the IAFF and on lirst reading at the 3/8/94 City Commission
meeting.. A revised actuarial statement accompanies the ordinance . What is not indicated in the report
is fiatthe Fire Chief and Deputy Chief have reached maximum benefit point and the City will no longer
make pension confibutions on their behall for a savings ol approximately $ 8000 . Changes are
summarized below:
A. lncrease service connected disability from 607o to 68%.
B. COLA provision for retirees. lt the gains of the plan exceed actuarial assumptions, then
C0LA would be paid out of these funds in the amount of the excess funds or fie acfual cost-
of-living index, whichever is less.
C. Clarification of survivor benelits in the event of the death of the retiree/member
D. Buyback of time served tor military service and up to four years as a Dania volunteer lire
lighter.
Changes are effective March 1,1994.
FIREPEN,DOC/IIIWS
Crrv or DaNra
Police and Fire Fighters Retirement System
Board of Trustees
100 W. Dania Beach Blvd
Daniq FL 33004
Tel. (305) 921€700, Exr309
Fax Q05) 921-2604
Apr"ir 6, 1994
-" Mr, Mlchael $aith. Personnel Direcbor
City of Enia
100 I€st Dania Beach Boule\rardhnia, FT, 33004
Dear l{r. Srith:
Attached is tlre Ordinance vtrich pertains to ctEnges to the City Code
regarding ttre Pollce and Fire Fighters Retirercnt Systen.
Included rith thi.s is the actuarial i4act stat@nt prepared by Mr.
SteplEn Palquist frc[a tlte acEuarial firan of lGuse, O'Connor and Ling, Inc.
A,s you can see in the cover letter, the reguired employer crcntrlbution
rould rise by .7n6 of cwered pa1nro1l, or appro<itrateIy $16,000.0O.
Please prorride this lnfonation to t?re necessarl' city staff and adrrerEise
it for publ
cfitac! trE.
ic hearing as required. ff you have questions or cotrtrEnts, please
. thcnpson, Chainan
Board Trustees
enc. (2)
V,lT,/sb
305 73I EEOB KRUSE O'CONNOR & L]NG
I€6 .oN /uenrrv p.[o/
vcn''rsv'F!n 'r
t(B
rllPpBFl pu? rls iEeo
uqt{S Ulcuelm uqt€Ua/H puE sllod BIUEO Io fl!3 aU
oIoESIEZE EPIoH'etE8eqql.l
zgz rrroou '0lo€ to8 'o'd
'flil?ffi'r$il:fsiacqff) aqpd tEdfipnyl
,qEuaoqs Bp!,qPd 'sn
O9SI-EGEZE EppoH'assEqqlel
lB4S aoluol\l uyoN 5E9Z
C 'tHg )qlt3C .^flltr)r? slepaC
ueulE/nsu lo &l8l^lo
saqnn5 uleEols ,o melng
OenPY 'uPeP rqrBqg 'rYI
ffisr 'c Hdv
r.w7r'rw
019 PC3
'paguqnc I6q@sag
'uoBlqn$0e ttsls itfl p x 'pn'jv '?I uoF€ puB
ssfqe6 EpI.nH '711 rqda6 16 ye4 qp anqpuloi'-it! r'i sdtrep feodod il{t 'trolqdo rno q
'ttorkd partta
p ?a9.6 !o ,?gg'olei q'ilo&d P.rErtEo p 9648'8 ro'?B'161$ l.t,oj asu Hnon uorylltur
F#*-p"rr"ini*r1-;*i'ijprpemo"r.*r*u':ffiffi :ffffi ;il^ -.-
;"1 Brou; *, x 'lta r xig c rEd ro tog tuo4 runrgp palnul ?tt" 1l-!91I3 rprfl €seetlrul
q ixtrtitpu dE orrn-u+F[s aql p iLqtutul at{t Is'Fd Ppon auaup,to p'sodo& poaqsus 'ql
tlMott.rr9r l5J tl! l1tll
e,e!s ' a3c (to'al
toa.6 Yotao.ll it'll^arralva
lor tlrrl3 zt|v.ra oalo'ra ltlltrlr|loE lol
rall.ao r€lHo'lJ 'tturxL/ }lrsox
arra-lga ltoEl
IiGFE vollglJ 'l'liollo,rfl rloa
0ol ,rJnt €!,oll Lu,Jllo @Ea
!f,.a'llna 1vEtaalj* oat tEuo ralnr
!3alr(, , ri{l(tr€nn lEga
FPR-85-1994. 16:41
'ilcr plifr[ c*y UOIUIO3.O rgs0if!(
P.@3
1934-04-05 15:42
rolc4Eulurw uEld sv
afl8tul JO pJPoS elo loJ
-lg
to'a It:gI E6I-fr#
Itlcr Changa
llt B.a.ltltr
Eaht3 cfi.ntrlr E lidtl
47l9
$4,192,s68
47l9
$ z.l9a,55E
A- Numbr lnduded In tne Valuatlonl. Actiw ilEmbels
2. lnacflve M€xtlb€r€
B. Covercd Annu.l Pmll
L322,,746
10,E1O,924
1,112,74
o
4.1t27e
r5,114,9O9
10,810,024
4304.S85
o
4304.886
C. Acuarhl Pt€lsnt Valu€ cf Pr@ BerdB
D, Astuarlal Valua d ArsG
E Arfuarial Prscnt Value d Future Conblbutons
1. Totalr C-D
2. Putioa As@ed to Ulftnded Fret
lrtualbl Accrr.red UatililY (UFAAU
3. Porthn &ststtcd b FukrB Normsl CosB
246,$1tt.2i2*
3:t,607
r.63ra
279,5W
L2.76.L
0
Ouadedy
u,t,E,B
3.fI74
L94,W,
8.88*
09€ry94
09EqE5
259,W4
11.86X
35.526
1.62f
295,520
13.484
zto,fl
9.501c
j
Qurrtsdy
84,966
3.874
0980€4
09EqBs
F. Annual Paym.rt Necded b &mdz; UFAAL
As95ofB
G. Annual Emplq.r Normal Coqt
As'6otB
l.t lntetrC on F + G trom Valuatbn Dals
b Conkibutioo thus)
As9tdB
l- Required EmploysiShh Contdbuthn F+G+H
As%odB
J, &Umated Strte Pranium Tar Rclund
As*dB
K. Balance Requirrd ftom Emphrec l-J
As?6otB
L. Yaar b lttlich Cdlluiboliolu APCyl. Plan Year Endiq
2. Endqyrr Fscal Year Endi[
3. Assurnd Dab(sl of Employer
CortlbutiorE
t0d 610 9NIt t JDNN0J,LI fSt]J> 80e8 t6r 50E eb:Sl E0-'0-r661
sa 'd Z?:9I 165l-fr4
fif.r Chqa.
ln B.n lltrB&,. Ch.Ctr
ln Brpfib
15
l1
3 68r',,972
A. Number Incfided ln the Valuation
l. Adva Members
2. Inactiva tlcmbsl!
B. Corcrpd Annual Pryrcll
4,835rOof'
3"5,9O,8:11
1,24ri,178
o
1.24s.178
4.836,0oe
3,590,43r
1,24s,178
0
1,2&,T78
C, Artratlal PEsaIt Vllur Grf Prclectsd BEffifft!
D. lEfrtadal Value of AssdB
E. ActuErlal Pr€cnt V ue of Fufulg CoBtlbul,on!
1. Tohl: C-D
2. Pottion AssLded b Unfundsd Fr@tl
tdrarial Accnrd fhbilW (tlFIAU
3. Pordgt AEsiPed to Futura Nomrl CEEb
1#1,434
&,94',r
19,5!l!'2ffir
16:r,G':t
23.80*
LL2flo
1&39X
0
Quttutly
50,763
7-1L%
(xfE0/!9,'l
09/30195
0
QuarHly
r'+:l/34
20.94S
50,763
7-4Ls.
lL2,27O
16.39X
0qBo/94
ogEqps
19599z,*r
163,&13
23A0g
Annual Paymant l,leeded b Amoruze UFML
As%ofB
Annuat Employer l{omal Coct
&%ofB
lnterestm F + B from Velu.tlon Otto
b Contrtfutlon DaUs)
As%ofB
RequlGd Employrt6tate Conbibufloo F+G+H
J. E-ctimat6d State Prcmium Tar Relund
As%ofB
K, Belanca Rsqulrcd ftom Emplofrr l'J
As%ofB
L, Year to which cooEibutlons APPV
1. PIan Yesr Ending
2. Emploter Fiscal Yeat Endlng
3. Assum€d Date(s) of EmPloYr
contrl butiong
F.
G.
H.
As *ofB
90d 610 9NIt t d0r.rN03,D SSne> s0e8 i61 50c gb:51 50-t0-t661
15
11
s 684,9/2
%'d E?:9I ffi6I.-H&
Aft, Ctatalrlr Bdrdllt
Bclbr Chrqrr
h Benofitr
r2,555,573
3r0,723,076
t243.213
316,45n
213,26L
60,535
0
3An,850
1,681,624
315,015
2,5E€236
15.114,909
10,81o,o24
0
2,912"545
1,392,340
19,153,4{X)
I\n
2,192.568
7t,2d9
245,951
96.737
12,654,550
t10,841,14s
7,1*,27r
390,16'
Nt,33S
60,63s
o
3An,860
1,581,524
315,015
196.7372,fiagfi
t6,222,76
10,E10,924
o
2,E553!E
1,557.366
16,E3E,3OO
Nn
2,129,335
59,204
259,994
A. Actradal Prrcent Yalue of Ptolcrted
BemfitE for
1. Adive Merrth€ts
a. Nodrlal ReUtE nert B6.lit3
b. VGUry and Errly Rgtlnmrt B:ndb
c. Dbabilip B.rltrtl
d. Pnratinment lhath B.n6rlts
s. Rctum of t embsl ConuibutioEf. Oftsr
g, Total
2. lnacliw lUatbct:
a. S€rvice Rdinr.s
b. Dlaability Rditcsc Beo€ficlad.! Fccttiving Bendtr
d. Temlnated v# Membsrg
a- Tolal
3. Tohl for All l\lcnbers
E. ArtuErbl V.lua qf AEE*
C. UntuIdd FrmnAdtudalEmd
tjability (UFMU
O. Acturrial Pl8sdrt Value sl ltoiocbd Mrmbrr
ftnulbuflons
e Actuarhl PEsrlrt Vdlr ol Ptolsobd
EmflqTrr Nomd CocB A:t-B-C.D
F. Aciradal PrusrtYdu d F$rcbd
C.ri,ercd Payroll
c. EmCoylr l{omal Cd Rab:lfl) x (E/F)
H. Annual Payroll of Adia Mrmbsr
Bdou fi. Asrm.d fuairBrnqt ICE
l. AsRm6d Amount of Adminishttve Erpeoses
J. Emplo}lr f{ormrl CogL (G r Hl + I
90d 5I0 gNI-l ! doNfroc.o :snd> 8028 t5.L 508 tt':31 50-t0-t66i
Wt9l ffil-ffi
Ealon Cluqr
tn Bcoofib
ffilr6rryr
h Eonrfitr
A. Adndal ftunt Valur of Proiedsd
Eenefib for
t. Actfue Memberga. Nonnal Retirernent Benaflb
b. vesting ard Eady REtitsnoltt Bsl.tiE
c- Dhability B.ndb
d- Pmreti remant Daath Benctitl
e. Refum of Munber Oontibutionsf. Other
g. Tdal
2. lnec6rn Mmbol:
a, Servi:e Rotlrrrr
b. Db.binty R.{rcc
c, Berrfrciarhc Rccsivlng Bc{i.fiB
d. Temlnatsd Y€sbd Mffibtg.- Tdd
3. Total lbr All lrembers
8. Actusrial Vrlue of Arcsb
A Unfunded Fmzan lduarhl Accruad
Uablllty (UFAAQ
D. Actrarial Prrselrt llalue d Pridd ltlffibll
Contihrtions
E- A.trerbl Present Yalue d Proleed
Employer l.lormal Cos&: A3-B-C-D
F, Ac&rthl PrEsE rt Vdus of FrolEtid
Conrad Payroll
G. Employer Norrnl Cst Rahlfi) x (E/F)
H. Annual Payoll of Actie i'knbctt
Eelor tfie Ass{tmcd Rdi'Emqlt lte
l. Aa€umed Amount of AdminEtrEtiva Erpenses
J. Employer Normal Cd: (c r H) + I
3.606,054
$ 2,872,55:'
573,709
97,52L
62,,OtO
26r
o
222',ilL
w;74,9
169,92E
l!n-73I.7
L229,955
4,8!t6.009
3,590,t81
5,0t14,200
Ll,697r
5A4,972
22,62
143,iL34
3Ii3,098
0
892,080
3,606,05,+
$2,872,553
673,7@
97.42L
52,01O
26L
o
222,54L
w,749
169,928
r95.737
1,229,955
4,&t6,firf,
3,5m,831
5,0&q299
E92,060
17.697.
0
3trt,09E
w.972
22,2@,
144,434
lod 910 gNI-1 .! dONNOC,O 3SnA> S0a8 r6/ 50e 5 b:5I 90-r0-t661
t8'd
@'d
Bda. Ch.ntp
lr Bcadt!.
Altrr Ctmpr
ln E..tdlb
A, A.br.rlal Present Vrluo ol Prolechd
krefib forl. Acttus Msmbett
a. Normal RcUnmrrt Eadbb. Vesllng and Earty Reu,lmrnt Bcn ittsc. Oisabiliv B.ndbd. Plclltillrflsllt De.fi Esnrlltrc. R:tum d M.rib.r Confibotionif. &hsrg. Tobl
2. lnaetve Mornbc
a. Sovbe Reuncrb. Cnseblllty tudmce
c. Beneficiaries Rscriyiog Ecndbd. Tcrminabd YerU Hrnbd3
e. T&l
3. Total lbr Nl lrrlflbelr
B ACurrhl ValuG of Ar!.ts
A Udundd Frun lotuadal Accruad
uabilny (UFAAQ
D. Aduarial Pre=nt Value of Pmildld ilsnbel
ConEihrtions
E. Act ldrl Pn!6[t Vrluc of PIljlchd
EmPlryer Normel Cosils: A:, - B-C. D
F. AAuailal PrEEort Valu. of ProlrH
Covrd Payrcll
G. Employer Normal &d Rrh:r(xl r G/tl)
H. Annual PryEll of A(llvc l,hmb.rs
Bdow the As6 mad RdrenE t Agg
l. Assumed Amaunt qf Administrgtlve &pen*s
J. Emplryer Nomal Cct (c r H) + I
8,950,619
$ 7,850,E:13
66El,534
2L4.937
r51"251
60.371
o
1rt2"319
1,O1O,875
1,f5,@7
0
10,278,900
72t9,193
2,W,47
14,109,200
1.328,281
0
500,260
3.55?5
1,507,596
48,997
Lotz,5L7
9,058,495
3 786E.596
582,562
301,5:E
1/15,328
60,374
o
142,319
1,o4o,875
145,087
0
1,32t,281
@7i7
7,2lg,lg3
2,*Z,Z9A
1,444,36:I
46,v82
116,560
665,286
4.4*
0
80d 610 0Nt-1 , doNNoc,o fsnd> 80e8 [61 90C sbrsl E0-!0-r661
trE:9I t66l-Gd
13,794,100
@'d SI:9I IE6I-SEH#
Bcfotr Ghenjrlh Eatr-n3
Atur Ctaqr
la Eraelltr
32
E
31,507,595 31,507,595
32
E
A- Numbar lnduded ln lh. Valuthn
1. Acdi,r Msnbcrs
2. Irlarth,s Mernbel!
B. Co\rsEd Annual P.ylrtll
LO,3ttr.,Tn
7,219,193
3,167.58,0
0
3,16"r.58/0
1o,278,900
7,219,193
03,t 9,707
3,059,707
E. A.filarhl Reent Valtr of Futulc ConfihltlolBl. Total: C-D2. Portoo ,t!{n d b Ur ud.d Fr@tt
Artu.rhl Aocruod Ualrfry UFAAI)
3. Pordon Asllignd b Fuhlt8 f{o,lttll Cd
F. Annual Paynrent Ndd b AmotUze UFML
As%otE
G. Aanual Emplqpr t{orm€l CctAsfdB
H. laterest on F + G fiom V.lu.Uor Da
b Contributior D.Us)
As%sf B
l. Required Employeq&tr Corflbutlor F+G+H
tu%cfB
J. Estimahd State P nrism T R.firnd
AE96sfB
K. Balanca Raqui:ed from Employer: LJ
As %of I
L Yeer b Whlch CofiibutiorE Apdy
1. Plan Year EndlrB
2. Employer Fiscal Yaar ErdltE3. Assumld Datds) of Emptqct
ConHhfione
Lgz,5L7
6.80%
116,525
7.73%
j
Ou.rGny
i14,193
2.27?r
t2332
5.46X
osBot,,/t
09/30/95
14,m8
o.9:t%
116,550
7.73*
132,81
&79*
0
Ouartut,
34,1!X'
2.27*
98294
6.52'6
o9B0/9/t
09EqD5
L5.%t
1.05X
60d 6I0 SNI] ? dONNo3,O fSnJ> S0?8 t6r 50e
C. Aduarial Prsrt Yalur d PtoFcfld Berrfb
D. Actuari:rl Valus d lsssts
th:9I 90-,0-t66I
FAXED TO #468-2630
CITY OF DANIA
IOO W. DANIA BEACH BLVD.
P.O. BOX 1708
DANIA, FL 33004
April 7, 1994
Phone: (305)Fari (3051
921-8700
921-2601
Ms. Shirley Conivin
- Executive Mce President- Broward Review
633 S. Andrews Avenue
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 33301
/cs
Attachment
Dear Ms. Corwin:
lf you should have any problem with this date or the ad, please contact n:!e \- immediatelv at extension 202..ll
Thank you for your consideration in this matter.
Sincerely,
We would appreciate your publishing the attachei "Notice of Hearing" in ihe ' 1' -
Legal Ads of the Broward Review on Friday, April 15, 1994.' Please provide us with a . ,
notarized confirmation of the ad afier publication foiourfiles. ^
", r' ..r\"-'
Wanda Mullikin.City Clerk
I
.,,I
;l ,
(
(
NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Commission of the City of Dania, Florida, on April
26, 1994, at 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as the matter may !e hear!, will conduct a public
hearing in the City Commission room of the Dania City Hall, 100 West Dania Beach
Boulev-ard, Dania, Florida to consider the proposed adoption of the following ordinance
entiUed:
NOTICE OF HEARING BEFORE CITY COMMISSION
CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, REGARDING
ADOPTION OF THE FOLLOWNG PROPOSED ORDINANCE:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER
18 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF DANIA ENTITLED
"PENSIONS AND RETIREMENT TO CLARIFY THE OFFSET OF CHILD'S
BENEFIT PAYABLE AFTER THE DEATH OF A MEMBER; TO ESTABLISH
PRE.RETIREMENT DEATH BENEFITS FOR VESTED MEMBERS;TO
AFFORD OPTIONAL FORMS OF BENEFITS TO PERSONS RECEIVING NON-
SERVICE-CONNECTED DISABILITY PENSIONS; TO AUTHORIZE THE
BOARD TO ENGAGE THE SERVICES OF ATTORNEYS, INVESTMENT
MANAGERS, AND TO PURCHASE ADEOUATE INSURANCE; TO AFFORD
PARTICIPANTS AN OPPORTUNIW TO PURCHASE SERVICE CREDITS FOR
THE TIME SPENT lN THE MILITARY SERVICE; TO PROVIDE PARTICIPANTS
WTH SERVICE CREDITS FOR UP TO FOUR YEARS SERVICE AS A
VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER WTH THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA FIRE
DEPARTMENT; TO INCORPORATE CHANGES REQUIRED FOR
COMPLIANCE WTH THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE; PROVIDING FOR A
COST OF LIVING ADJUSTMENT; TO INCREASE THE AMOUNT OF SERVICE
CONNECTED DISABILITY BENEFIT PROVIDED HEREUNDER; PROVIDING
FORA SAVINGS CLAUSE; PROVIDING FORA REPEALER;AND PROVIDING
FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE RETROACTIVE TO MARCH 1, 1994.
A copy of this proposed ordinance is on file in the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, 100 West
Danib-Beach Bouievard, Dania, Florida, and may be inspected by the public during normal
working hours.
lnterested parties may appear at the aforesaid meeting and be heard with respect to the
proposed.
Any person who decides to appeal any decision made by !h.e City Commission with respect to
any matter considered at this'hearing will need a recold of the proceedings and for such
puipose may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record
includes the-testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based.
/s/ Wanda Mullikin
City Clerk
PRIVATE SESSION
REQUEST AND NOTICE FOR PRIVATE SESSION OF CITY COMMISSIONERS AND
THE ATTORNEYS REPRESENTING THE CIry REGARDING PENDING LITTGATION
AGAINST BROWARD COUNTY, SETTING THE TIME AND PLACE OF THE
SESSIONS AND PROVIDING THE MANNER IN WHICH SUCH SESSION SHALL BE
CONDUCTED.
The city attomey hereby advises the city commissioners that he and other attorneys
representing the city in its legal action against Broward County desire advice from the
city commissioners that will be confined to strategy relating to litigation expense.
The meeting is to be held at 9:00 p.m. or shortly thereafter, on April 26, 1994, in the
conference room adjoining the regular meeting room. A certified court reporter shall
record the time and termination of the session, all discussions and proceedings that
occur, the names of all persons present at any time during the session and the names
of all persons speaking. No portion of the session shall be off the record. The court
reporter notes shall be fully transcribed and filed with the city clerk within a reasonable
time after the meeting. The transcript shall be made part of the public records upon
conclusion of the litigation.
This session shall commence at 9:00 p.m. or shortly thereafter at the regular meeting of
the city commission which starts at 7:30 p.m., by the mayor announcing the
commencement and estimated length of the private session. After the private session,
the regular meeting shall be reopened and the mayor shall announce the termination of
the session.
Frank C. Adler
City Attorney
EDwATD R. CuRTra
Bo^taD CEETTTIED CrvL Tr!^L L^wYEa
B^RB/lta.a .A. CultarB
Lara Olttclt
Cuntrs & Cunrrs, P.A.
lSgE SourHE^6t FrBat rl\,Exul
FoRT LAUDEBDA.T.E, Fr.onrP.r 33316
April 18 , L994
Bou l eva rd
PLE^68 REPLY To:
Po!, Or.tc! Ror 2160t
Fo.r l-^uDrro^L., fLd.rD^ 41331
TE!EPr.oxr (3O5) 3ea-6652
T!LrcoPrrr (3OJ) t25-465at
Dear l.tr. FIatIeY:
We have not received guidance tegarding the . lawsuit'- The
Commission should give lonsideration to attacking the Broward
a;;;at-;p,.ova1 to -forward the updated Master Plan and Part 15o
;a;et'to'ine FAA because they aie contrary to -the Comprehensive
plan. If the approval is stricken the uaster Plan/Part 150 study
lin""t le approvia by the FAA. This would require an amendnent to
in.' .*rrii"i' iawsuitl notifying the county of Dania,s position and
""goliiti"g for 45 days. Obviously, the negotiation should be one
letter.
Re: city of Dania v. Broward county
The conmission shoutd also consider authorizing
research to attack the airline veto pot^Ier as an
delegation of the County's police po!'er'
Mr. Robert FIatIeYcity l{anagercity of Dania
1Oo west Dania Beach
Dania, Florida 33004
ERc: pfbcc: Earl Gal1oP, Esquire
4310129.Itr
the necessary
unauthor i z ed
Very truly yours,
CURTIS & CURTIS, P.A
Edward R. Curtis
For the Firm
I
*
4 \
Previously Expended
Current lnvoice
Bal. on Agreements
CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
$150,ooo.oo
59.065.01
$ 90,933.99
11.906.55
$ 79,027.34
a
TO:ROBERT FLATLEY, CITY MANAGER
FROM: MARIE JABALEE, FINANCE DIRECTOR
RE:ATTACHED INVOICE. CURTIS & CURTIS
DATE: March24, 1944
This item should be placed on the April 12, 1944 regular agenda for commission
approval. Attached is an invoice from Curtis & Curtis for services-rendered January 1 1 -
thruMarch16, lg44intheamountof$11,906.65. Theseexpendituresareforservices
rendered per resolution 1 13-93 adopted July 13' 1993.
Curtis & Curtis
The city commission authorized the execution of a $400,000 note with Family Bank on
Jriy 27,1993. This will provide the funding for payment of this invoice'
I
I
city of Dania
oL/25/e4
oL/26/94
oL/27 /94
oL/2e/e4
02/o4/94
2 .50
L.50
0.50
3.00
3 .20
Page 2
Amount
513 .00
378.00
187.50
485.00
L12.50
57.50
225 . OO
432.00
ERC Preparation of letter to
Representative MacKenzie and
Seirator Jenne; telephone conference
with l,!r. FIatIeY
ERC Final PreParation of letter to
Senator Jenne and Representative
MacKenziei redraft basic portion of
letter; organize aPPendix; PrePare
finaL draft of amended cornplaint
PFB Preparation of appendix for letter
to 3enator Jenne and Representative
l,tacKenzie; preparation of exhibits
to Anended ConPlaint
ERc Receipt and review draft of
interiocal agreement from Broward
County i conference h'ith Mr'
FIaIILY, Mr. A1an, Attorney -Adleranal vil6 uayor Mikesi attend
settlement negotiations
PFB Final preparation of appendix for
letter to Senator Jenne and
Representative MacKenzie
BAc Prepare for hearing on Motion for
Rehearing
PFB Telephone conference with SeaTac,
cinc-innati, Chicago, Boston and
oakland airports regarding purchase
assurance Prograns i telephone
conference with Mr. Flatley
regarding samei receipt an$ review.
ao6rt.r.itt frorn clncinnati Airport
BAc Telephone conference with Mr'
F1at1eY, Prepare for Joint
comnission ureeting
G@PY
I
llours
3 .80
2.AO
3.60
t:
cuRTrs & ct RTrs, P,A.
1828 southeast First AvenuePost office Box 2L6o7
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33335
TO:
City of DaniaMr. Robert FIatleYcity tlanager
1oo West Dania Beach BoulevardDania, florida 33004
city of Dania
Our Fil-e : 154 31
NARRATIVE OF SERVICES RENDERED
o1/tt/94 BAC office conference regarding Motion
for Rehearing, new judge
ERC office conference regarding Motion
for Rehearing and new iudge;prepare for and attend executive
sess ion
o|/2o/g4 ERC Preparation of anended cornplaint
oL/2L/g4 ERc Preparation of presentation and
sunmary letter
oL/24 /e4 ERc continued review of public records
docunents including working papers,
capacity enhancement PIan and
preparation of letter to
Representative }tacKenzie and
Senator Jenne i telephone conferencerrith Mr. Flatley
RE
Iilarch 19 , 1994
Hours
3.30
2 .50
3 .50
5.00
Amount
l-3.50
445.50
337 .50
47 2 .50
67 5 .OO
I
0.t0
t
tl
I
City of Dania
02/t7 /94
EesEg
0.50
o .20
L.40
4 .20
0.30
Page 4
A4ount
67.50
27 .OO
189.00
567 . OO
40.50
40.50
02/te /e4
ERC
BAC
Conf erence with Attorney Ad1er, l'lr .
Flatley and Mr. Aflen regarding
latest draft of interlocal
agreement i prepare revisions to'
interlocal agreement
Telephone conferences $rith Attorney
Laut6nschLager (2) regarding
agreernent; pretiminary revj-ew of
same
o2/2L/g4 ERc Telephone conference with Attorney
LautenschLager regarding mitigation
clausei review fax regarding
mitigation clausei prepare surnmary
and oPtions
o2/22/g4 ERc ielephone conferences with Attorney
Lautenschlager (3) regarding
discussions of latest version of
interLocal agreement i telephone
conferences with ur. Flatley' (2)
regarding discussions of the
interlocil agreenent i review Latest
version of interlocal agreement i
PrePare sunmarY of Position of
latest interlocal agreement;
organize and prepare for conmission
rne6ting; attendance at courmission
neeting
02/26/94
BAC office conference regarding
interlocal agreement; executive
sessioni PrePare for same
BAc Prepare for Public hearing on
interfocal agreenent
I
0.30
city of Dania
02/05/e4
L994,
and
Hours
3.60
0.40
o.20
0.50
0.90
3.O0
L.00
1.00
1.80
54 .00
27.OO
37 .50
121.50
405.00
135.00
l-35.00
243 -OO
364.50
{ERC Review and revise Broward county'sdraft of the InterLocal Agreement
02/06/94 BAc office conference regarding
rneetings of February 7 and 8,prepare meetings of February 7I
ERC Office conference reqarding
neetings of February 7 and 8, L994
02/o7/94 PFB office conference with BAc
regarding information obtained fron
. airports and telephone conferencewith Mr. r'latley, reviewpublications regarding noise
artj.cLes in preparation for joint
commission neeting
BAc office conference with PFB
regarding status of preparation for
2/s/94 neeting; various caLls
regarding preparation for 2/9 /94staff rneeting t telephone conference
with Mr. Flatley
o2/o9/94 ERc Preparation of first draft of' revised interlocal agreenent
BAc office conference regarding staff
neeting of 2/Lo/94
ERc office conference reqarding staff
ureeting of 2/LO /94
o2/L2/94 ERc Second revision of the Broward
CountY draft of the interlocal
agreement
02/],5/94 ERC Revise and redraft interlocal
agreement
G@P\/
2.70
,
Page 3
A4aunt
486.00
t-
I
city of Dania
o3/L5/94 BAC
, ERC
o3/L6/94 ERc
BAC
Equrg
o .20
5.20
0.30
0.30
Page 6
eesl
27 .OO
702.OO
Prepare documents for workshoP
Continue preparation for connission
workshop; final PreParation of
nemorandurn to city Cornnission and
pro and con evaluation of theinterlocaf agreement
office conference regardingpreparation for Public hearinq of
3 /22 /e4
Office conference regarding
preparation for Public hearing of
3 /22 /94
current Hours and Fees 77 '4o
DESCRIPTION OF COST ADVANCES
OL/O4/94 CitY of Irving
CoPY of Ordinance No. 1016 and 5733
o:../25/g4 Kinko's
letter
OL/26/94 Florida StationersBinders and tab indexs for llacKenzie letter
Patsy F. Brorrn
Reinlursernent for photostatinq at Kinko's
regarding appendix for letter to senator Jenne
and MacKenzie
O2/ot/94 Bass Reporting Service, In9:
court r-eporting fees regarding Executj've
conmittee neeting on L2/L4 /93
40.50
$9,999.0o
1.08
169.60
52 .55
425 .89
220 . OO
G@PY
I
40.50
{
city of Dania
EegrE
o.40
o .20
o .20
0.60
1.60
Page 5
Arrsu4!
54 . O0
27.OO
27.OO
81.00
216 . O0
189.00
580.50
81,.00
648.00
{o3/oL/e4
03/03 /94
03 /o4 /e4
03/o7 /e4
03 /L2/94
03/L4/s4
ERC
BAC
mc
ERC
ERC
ERC
BAC
ERC
Receipt and review Broward county's
Answer to Complaint; telePhone
conference with AttorneY
Lautenschlager ; telephone
conference with ur. Flatley
office conference regardingpreparation for public hearing
office conference regardingpreparation for public hearing
Telpehone conference with Mr.Flatleyt telephone conference vrith
Attorney LautenschLager
Prepare for and attend meeting
bet$reen Broward county staff andCity of Dania staff
Preparatj.on for commission workshop
Office conferences regarding
research on ramifications ofdisnissal; research ramificationsof disrnissal and settlenent oflitigation clause, res judicata andcollateral estopPel
office conferences with BAc
regarding research on ranificationsof dismissal
1.40
4.30
0.60
4.80m.c Preparation for cornnission workshop
and prepare menorandum to
commission; conference with
Attorney GalLopt numerous telephone
conferences with trr. FlatIeY,
nunerous telephone conferences with
Broward county Attorney
G@PY
I
City of Dania
fotal Amount of Fees and costs
. Previous balance
o2/tl/94 Pa)ment - thank You
TOTAL AMOUNT DUE
Page I
Alqasn!
s11,906.65
97,135.13
( $7,135.l-3 )
$11, e06.65
ON Y RNEY /PAP
Please return one copy of invoice s'ith palaoent '
Tax Identification Number 65-O13629L '
Eqrrs BA.te Amount
$1,606.50
$7,830.00
9562.50
11.90
58.007.50
135.00
135.00
75.00
G@PV
t
SEEE
BAc-Barbara-13 5
ERc-Edvrard-13 5
PFB-Patty-7 5
city of Dania
02/oL/e4
02/t4/s4
Bass Reporting service, Inc.Court reporting fees regarding Executive
Committee rneeting on of/L7/94
U.s. Department of Transportation, FederalAviation Administration
Copies of grant agreements subsequent to 1987
which include parcel nurubers and costs fornoise nitigation parcels
Photostating charges for January 1994
Current Cost Advances
Page 7
An[eurt
29A.OO
L92.44
(
Photostating charges for January 1994
Postage charges for January 1994
Long distance tefephone charges for January
L99 4
03/o9/94 Photostating charges for February 1994
L49.85
82.05
7.70
2 .53
Federal Express corp.
Express mailing fron Brad Martin, ltassachusettsPort Authority, Logan InternationaL Airport,
East Boston, ltA
o3/Lo/94 Treasury of the United States
Copies of grant agreeruents subsequent to 1987
which include parcel numbers and costs for
noise nitigaion parcels pertaining to FAA
O3/L7/94 Long distance telephone charges for February
1994
33.55
22 .20
22 .50
192.A4
34.47
$l-,907.65
G@PY
,
O3/O2/94 Board of County Commissioners of Brotlard CountyPhotostating charges for documents requested
CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM N\I
TO:ROBERT FLATLEY, CIry MANAGER
FROM: MARIE JABALEE, FINANCE DIRECTOR
RE:ATTACHED INVOICE - CURTIS & CURTIS
DATE: APRIL 19, 1994
This item should be placed on the April 26, 1994 regular agenda for Commission
approval. Attached is an invoice ftom Curtis & Curtis for services rendered March 17
thru March 22, 1994 in the amount of $2,995.00. These expendltures are for services
rendered per resolution 113-93 adopted July 13, 1993.
Curtis & Curtis
Previously kpended
$rso,ooo.oo
59.066.01
$ 90,933.99
11,906.65
2.995.00
$ to,osz.s+
The City Commission authorized the execution of a $400,000 note with Family Bank on
Jrty 27,1993. This will provide the funding for payment of this invoice.
Current Invoice
Current Invoice
Bal. on Agreements
r
)
City of Dania
03/21/94 ERC Telephone conference with Mr.
F1at1ey, prepare nemorandum to. coumission; ieview agreenent;office conference with Hr. F].atley
and ur. spoffordi prepare packagefor city
03/22/94 ERc Prepare updated menorandum to
Commissioni prepare statenent of' intent; attend ionference with
Bro!,rard county staf f , telephone
conference with Major Mikes;
telephone conference with ur.Slatleyt revj.se neruorandun to
Conmission; attend conmission
neeting
Current cost Advances
Tota] Amount of Fees and costs
Previous balance
TO]AL AMOUNT DUE
ggcEs
3.20
Page 2
ases
432 . OO
o3/L7/94 Bass Reporting Service, Inc.Court reporting fees regarding Executive
session on 2/22/94
8.80 1,188,00
19.80 92,673.OO
322.OO
s322. oo
$2,995.00
$11,908 . G5
914,901.65
G@PY
I
Current Hours and Fees
DESCRIPTION OF COST ADVANCES
(
April 4, 1994
TO:
City of Daniaur. Robert Flat1eycity ltanager
1OO West Dania Beach BoulevardDania, F}orida 3 3004
RE:city of DaniaOur File : 15431
NARFATIVE OT' SERVICES RENDMBD
03/17/94 ERc Prepare for connission neeting of' 3/22/94i telePhone conference wlth
AttorneY Laughtenschlager i. telephone conference.with !tr.Flatl eY
BAC Research regarding disrnissal' clauses of interlocal agreeuent
O3/L8/94 ERC Telephone conference with Attorney
Lautenschlageri telePhone
conference wittr Ur. Flatleyi reviewdraft of interlocal agreeuent :
O3/Lg/94 ERC Review interlocal aqreeDent h'ith
t{r. Flatleyi Prepare nenorandum to
Conmission i review lllaster PIan
Hours
I .20
1-OO
2.ro
3-50
Amount
L62 . OO
135.00
283.50
cuRTrs & gt RTrs, P.A.
1828 southeast First Avenue
Post office Box 27607Fort L,auderdale, Florida 33335
472.50
I
Page 3CJ,ty of Dania
RECAP ION BY ARALEGAL
User
BAc-Barbara-13 5
ERC-Edhrard-135
Please return one copy of invoice with paynent '
Tax Identlfication Nunber 65-oL3529L.
HggTE BlE Amount
1. OO
18.80
135.00
135. O0
$13s.00
$2,538 .00
G@PY
CITY OF DANIA
INTER.OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO:Mayor and Commissioners
FROM: Timothy G. Tapp, Recreation Director
RE:Construction of l.T. Parker Dock
DATE: April21, 1ee4
Please see attached my report and recommendation regarding this project
and the opinion of the city attorney on the subject.
lf the commission elects to pay the total contract amount then approval is
requested for a $10,064.60 payment which will fulfill the contract.
However, if the commission elects to apply the $100.00 per day late
penalty over the entire 76 days, then a payment request of $2,464.60 is
asked which reflects the $7,600.00 deduction.
Please bring this item before the commission for discussion at the April 26,
1994 meeting.
TT:clb
attachment
a
5
CITY OF DANIA
INTER.OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: Robert F. Flatley, City Manager
RE: l.T. Parker Community Center Dock
DATE: April 19, 1994
It is my opinion that the city has a contractual right to impose the $100.00 per day
penalty as provided for in the contract with M. Bone, lnc. for the construction of the
subject dock. lMrether or not you impose same is up to you and the ctty commission. lt
is my understanding that the city will not lose or gain in either event since the total
amount expended on the project will be refunded.
Donald \Mndham of Berry & Calvin, lnc. informed me this date that the firm would
cause the remaining rock ledge to be removed at no charge to the city.
FCA:clb
FROM: Frank C. Adler, CityAtto *", NP
interfere with docking. lt was permitted
impact. Never the less, it is still there.
Recommendations:
under our permit and would have had no cost
1. Approve pay requests #'s 3 & 4 for M. Bone, lnc.,sub
late charges.
2. Get an opinion from the City Attorney with regard to the
$100.00 per day damages for late completion of the project
and if necessary request direction from the City
Commission as to the application of same.
3. Berry & Calvin should make arrangements to remove the
rock outcropping at no cost to the City.
NJS
Attachments
CITY OF DANIA
PARKS & RECREATION
I NTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
ROBERT F. FI-ATLEY, CITY MANAGER
FROM: TIMOTHY G. TAPP, PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTOR
RE:I. T. PARKER DOCK
DATE: APRIL 5, 1994
Please see attached the recommendation trom Berry & Calvin for final payment to M.
Bone lnc. for the construction of the dock at l. T. Parker Community Center.
Amended contract v2,812.03
51 days to December 1, 1993
Contractorwas paid $20,307.60 December 12, 1993
12.439.83 December23, 1993
$32,747.43
5,103.00 Attached
4.961.60 Attached
$10,064.60
The project was completed February 15, 1994, 76 days late. Seclion Seven (7) of the
agreement provides for $100 per day damages for each day beyond the time allowed.
(See attached).
I note that after completion of the project a rock outcropping extends beyond the new
dock. This outcropping should have been eliminated as part of the project as it may
Contract amount
Completion time
Notice to proceed
Change order #1
Contractor was paid
Total paid to date
Pay request #3 is for
Pay request #4 fnal
Total not paid to date
$39,600.00
30 days
October 11, 1993 (attached)
Add $3,212.03 (attached)
Add 21 days
TO:
BERRY & CALVIN
FI!?EH 58,'ts9+SU BVEYOBS' P
INC.ILANNERS
Mr. TimTapp
City of Dania
100 West Dania Beach Boulevard
Dania, Florida 33004
RE: I.T. Parker Dock
Berry & Calvin Project No' 92-1123
Dear Mr. Tapp:
As you know, a final inspection was held on Tuesday, February 15, 1994 by yourseli Berry &
Calvin's representative Bob Humphrey, and the contractor, M. Bone, Inc. We found that the
dock'was built per the Plans and specifications, including Change Order #l which included
stainless steel bolts and a iequest lor galvanized nails. We found M. Bone's work to be
complete.
Wq therefore, recommend final payment. Also included with this letter is a frnal Release ol
Lien from the contractor.
Sincerely,
BERRY & CATVIN, INC.
Donald Windham
Director ol Constructio n
DW:pmd
Enclosure
cc: M. Bone, Inc.
HOLIWVooD 2 oal$ood Boulelad, Suite 120, l-lolM^ood, Rorlla 33020 (30S) 921.7781 FAX (3n6)92r-8807
MIAMI I,AKES 5979 N.W. 1 5 I $ Sleet, 5116 m6, MiaTi Ldcs, to ida 3301 4 (g0S) 364.0478 FAX (g0O) 064{Z5 1
This Ingtrument Preparcd By:
RELEASE OF LIEN
STATE OF
COUNTYO 1a-
KI.IOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
THEINDERSIGNED , for and in consideration of the payment of the sum of$Lo
paid by , the receipt ofwhich is hercby acknowledged, by thesc PrcsenB doeshereby waive, releasc, and quit+laimall liens, lien rigfits, claims or demands of every kind whatsocverwhich
the undersigned now has or may hcrcafier havc, including without limiution, that cerrain Claim of Lien
recorded in official Record Book
-,
Page-, of the public Records of-
County, Florida, against , or against that certain rcal cstate and the im-
County, Floridq and described as follows:provements locarcd thereon, situated in
(legal description)
=r-.-?*c-Qno+\o-C.or q -bn^^* -
--Q."-ro-\ -{6.
on account of work and labor perforrred, and/or materials fumished in improving said above.dcscribed
Property, or any part thercof.
The undersigned ccrtifies ttrat all labor, services and/or materials described herein have been provided
prior to the execution and delivery of this document.
WIINESS my hand urd seal this ,a d8y of--0-s".Q^ , 199.L.
Witnesses:(3a*..Jn ao ..O"
(Name of Lienor)
By R- 4----e
(signature)
RE ME, the undersiped ,,psrqnally\--5fte appearedofticer
the .^9 of ap., who being first duly sworn
signed the foregoing RELEA-sE OF LIEN freely and voluntarily for
at
NOTARY P:..I!3LIC
My Commission Expires:
9z-trar
rcknowledged before mc that he/shc
the purposes therein expresscd,
WTINESS my hand and oflcialV4,hA .on1 .
state and couns€al
t,lrbc
day of
STATEOFFLORIDA.
COUVTY Of-&- -.-.
ber y*ssl
ENG I NEERS PLANNERS
Two Oakwood Boulevard, Suite 120
Hollywood, Florida 33020
Broward (3051921 -7781 lF AX 921 -8807
vrn
NOTICE TO PROCEED
To Mr. Michael R. Bone
M. Bone, [nc,
2607 NE 9h Avenue
Cape Coral, FL 33919
PROJECT
ENGINEER'S PROJECT NO.E2-tt
AMOI'NT OF CONTRACT 39..00
Your ale hercby notificd !o cofluncnce work on he refcrenced contract on or beforc ocobcr 1, lglf aod srrerr ftlly
complct! all of thc work of said coDrract within
darc ir rbercforc Oclobci 31, 1999.
0 conscgutivc calcndar days thsreaftcr. your complctioa
Timothy A. Welch, E.I.
Thc contract Provides for an asssssment of thc sum of $l@ as liquidatcd damages for each corsccutivc calcndarday aftcr thc abovc estabrished contract comprction dare that thc work r;mains inconriletc.
Datcd thb.zq dey of Sep@mbcr 199
By
ACCEPTANCE OF NOTICE
Reccipt of the forcgoing Noticc !o proceed is hercby achowledged
fn)fr,,,rytnrr;-p
;Ll 2 I rltrtrt.J
t-n')
By M. Bone. Inc.
this I I r,/, 1.,1993..day of
By A
Title f,r.6,J.4
tuDe 6979 NW
'
5r st €t suitc 206. Iuia L*6. Ftorida 3 r1 r,o)613*u7E FA* t3c,5t361475'
e
Phone: (813)458-0020
I-T
TYPE oF woRK installation of dock piline and replacement of the existing dock
*
.1
4
/cs
Enclosures
"L8
P.O. BOX 1708
DANIA, FLORIOA
33004
November 16, 1993
Mr. Don Windham
Berry & Calvin Engineers
2 Oakwood Boulevard
Suite 120
Hollywood,Florida 3302
Re: Change Or er l.T. Parker Dock Replacement -Proj.No. 92-1123
Dear Mr. Windham:
lf you require any further information, please let me know.
Sincerely,
Enclosed please find a copy of Resolution 18+93 approving the Change Order in
the amount of $3,212.03 on the above referenced project We are also sending you two
signed originals of the Change Order and have retained one original for our files.
a
City Clerk's Department
F.r'-'! o- r5c.- .r5'
Cr:rv oF Da.rrrr.a.Phono:921-6700
@
,
{
(lnstructions on rcvcrsc sidc)
DATE OF ISSUANCE lt l!.1 93
CHANGE ORDER
No
PRoJEcr ...I :I:..?ll5FB..qg.q{..BItl+9Fg{r
EFFECTIVE DATE ............
owNER ... glIY..9E. p.4t!i4
OWNER's Contract No.
CONTRASIoR .Y.:, ..49.{E r . .I{9 ' ENGINEER BERX,Y & CAIVI N, INC.
You are direcred to makc thc following changcs io the Contract Documenls.
Dcscription: REpLACE carvANr zED BoLTs AND ANcHoRs roR DocK AND FENDERS ro 315STAINLESS STEEL
Reason for Changc Ordcr: OwNER REQUESTED CHANGE
A[achmenls: (Lisr documents supponing change) 1.PROPOSAL FROI{ CONTRAC?OR rOR BOLTS ANDEPOXY ANCEORS
CHANGE IN CONTRACT PRICE:CHANGE IN CONTRACT TIMES:
OriSin l Contrasl TirE
Subrlanrial Comglcrion:O DAYS3t
t
39.600 Rlady for 6nal payocnr:
Nct clrenges from prcvious Changc Ordcn No. _ to No. _
-0-
Nct char6c from prcvirr: Oranjc Ordcn No. _ to No. _-0-
Corltr&t kic. ,.ior to this Cnutc Ordcr
-0-
Conlract Timcs p.ior to rhir Ctantr fuc,
Substantili Compl.tion:
Rcady for 6nal payrncnt:
Nct lncnasc (il6fi[XsI,] ofrhis Ct.n8c Oidc,
0t
t
Nct lncrcasc (ir)[XXI] of thii C1laogc O.dcr
1 2t2.03 2I DAYS
J
Coalract Pricc rrirh all approvcd Changc Ordcn Contr.cr TirDGi wirh all rpp.ovcd Ch.n8c Ordcrs
Substanlial Complclion:
Rcady fo, final paymcnt
5I DAYS
CEPTED:
8y:
L-
Datc t/-l-1 .?
42,8t2 .03
REC
8y:
Datc
PPROVED:
Datc
ENG. PROJ. NO. 92-LI23
Oriind Conrracr kicc
UCDC No. l9t0-8-B 0 990 Edition)
Prct3Ed by (hc Enlncrrt Joinr Conrract Documcnti Coomrri.. .nd cndoB.d by Thc Ajsociatcd C.:n ::l Contracro6 of Anrcrica.
Nov- 4-93 THU t6:57 il-BoNE CoNST, C0 FAX N0, 8134580018
M. Bone, mcorporoted
2&)7 N.E. Oth A)e. . Cottc Corol FL. S3OO9
@t3l 158{,O2O
P,0r
Noveober 4, L993
Serry & Calvln
1\ro Oakvood Boulevard, Suite 120f,ol1yvood, Florida 33020
lttenElon:
Reference:
Hr. tin lrelchClty of Dania
f .T. Parker Doik Xeplaceraen!I & C Project Nunber 92-1123
Dear Mr. Uelch;
Please find beloe costs forvia fax thls afternoon.
Gunge Order Requeet
fhe itens of change that you requested
l. l/Zu t 8n L 316 SS Eolrs rirh Chenlcal Supports for aachoriaglnt,o concleEe p11cs and searall cap.
231 Bolts € 99.97 pcr Bolt S2,3O3.O7
2. l/2't t 5n L 316 SS Eolts rri rh Chemlcal Supports for anchortngfror fenders to pl1es.
104 Bolrs e $8.74 pe! !o1t $ 908.96
3. Lost production daye through U/g;/g3
AddlElonal Contract Days t
Neu CoDplction Date
*Should authorlzar,ion nor be recelved by ll/9/93,
days uould be added for each day afrer ll/g/93.
Sl. nc e 7vt
2l
t2/0t/93
additloDal conrract
Russell 8. Reaves
Control.ler
Hichael R. BonePeter Blsogno
File
xc:
2q.--z-
,
BERRY & CALVIN, INC.
2 Oakwood Boulevard, Suite 120
HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA 33020
LEN=TER @F TRANSNfl OTTAL
3-2-94 92-LL23
Tln Tapp
I. T. Patker Dock ReplaceDentTO
(305) 92r-778r
Clty of Dania
> wE ARE SENDING YoU f Attach€d tr Undor saparate cover yia-d.sl{+€+rr--the tollowing items:
tr Shop drarvings tr Prints tr ptans E Samples tr Sp€cifications
tr Copy of letter C Change oder O_
coPtEs DATE NO.DESCRITTION
4 uest #3 froo M. BonePa IncRe
rrII
IIIIrIII
rI
THESE ARE TRANSMITTED as chsck€d below:
E For approval tr Approved as submitted
E For lour use _Bl Approved as not€d
tr As rcqu€stad O Ratumed for corrections
O Resubmit copiss for approyal
tr Submit-copiss for distribution
E Retum
-con€cted
p.ints
O For rwiew and comment tr
tr FOR EIDS DUE 19- D PRINTS RETURNED AFTER LOAN TO US
REMARKS
t-
u
COPY
$ .('I, n'.c-.,,-rC.-. . t(fi pod4ol3r?Ic.ann
trolra /EF) E h. h ol.l
StcNED: Don Wlndhan
ll .nclo.un. .n noa .. not.<t, tin. , noaltt !. .a onc.-
t
[--l
I'P(t tl (-1. ll, Nln{lrf.P ()'lt)(,
FOR Pl:t{ I ( rt}
Bonr, I nc orporer t. cd
2607 NE 9th- Avenue
Cape Coral, Florida 33909
813-458-0020
8l 3-4 58-00t 8
,l9 94 H. Bone fncor orated
Lee
Nrq'Flori dd Il.i c lrtrc I R litxrc - l,resi tlclrr l
-QiLy of Dania - I.T. Parker llock ReplacenentUTII.ITY C()NSTNUC-T]O}I PAY REQUFST
PA(;E I0F
c(,ti't khctlfi:
AI)I,P.T.i;I; :
PHONT:
FAX
rhred l/4
Carrty of
S;rll ol
i,l
lZlt tr 93 'r]rRou(;il 12 3l _ - __, Je_99_
PAI{tlAl. I'A Il{f}T l{0. Three DAl t 7-4-94
1er:salJy applrrd
.sr<rrn, drd drlrre
trrr abovc rE:.rLiqf,d(fff rcr:)
lrr.' otev(' Apl,l.rcitt. t(rt lor llryrrtrtt iud sIarr.nrrlt(irrt la:t.or: iurl tlrt. all oI tr,r, :,1at.nrrtls clrrlftr,rd
CoilT?ACT THATUT $42,812.03
GuxcE 9RDER lfiiruilT I0 DltU $3,212.03 tt/4/93
lmo/Ats
Cmsdtin8 EgirE
htf 3-
Divj-sion Ilrspctcr
Ete
Divi-sior lbrngs-
Ibte
ArolrLir1B
Iht
Cerxral lt*rger
Ibte
DAIS
the urdersiSrEd Crntrrtor hereby sears uder FEII, of perjta_ytlErl { i ) all prevror, grogess FrIEnLs r(!:.(:i v.d f rtm tJr O.rrr:r c*rarr.un of r.ryk rerforu<l lrrder the cotuat referred Lo above harrebarr.applrd by tle wrder:;iged to discha-5r{ in frll aU ol, igaLitrsoi r}t, udeJ$gEd xEu-rcd jn c-c.nE-.t.iur u tlr rcrI mver€d by pt-ics_Appl.rcrrtn for hyrsn udcr said cort-ra(t I beirg Atpli..t_r-,s fo.hrmyrt
-
rurnbered I thrq€h 3 i.rrlusi vq; ,,a f a" atli" to all urrktmteria.ls, ard equiprr cG Uy this Appfi;ddr 1<r ayrent,*erher irrorporated jn tlE projet or rDt, rrill po L ,f. Orertpon- receirt of srh gnpt by t}e Cortrator, fo* ,rt cl€ar ofall li€ns, .l^iq6, sar!-it, interesls and errrmbrarres.
Be]ore ne crr thr-s 4 dry oI Januar" -
($Bo")
l3-!_!._!g11-k^,-, ro relJp -Uei,e a,ryilnd 51y g[4 tL'is t]p president o( t]r: O.rrtnr
t]rrt k' e,rtr rrttrl
cn lrlrrl I u[ :;ud
dErcrtr iu-t. trtr.
tv t
I
\t prrei
I\rbl ir|bti
pRO.ft'I:r
- I.T. parker_.lsqk &-uleqelrel r.
_ DATE Or- COTTRaCT colffRACT ltHE
l I lrllrlllllllll tl
In0JtCI: I .I. Parler ooci
- t[CllEt[: Srry I Crlvin,
olliEi: CitI of 0roi.
CoIIUCIo[: . eone, lrc,
scHtoutE 0F vttuts
leplrceoent :
lnc. I
I,I
I
Ilr ltoutsT ll0s lI Ptf,r00
tI0 ttt r00
lhrec (3)
n-0r-!3
t2- 3 r-93
il81 J08 llUIBtn: 9306
ptY
tI01 0tsc[ rPI t0ll
c0lrTMcI
fitot,ilI
c0[IIAcI
qulilIttY
PlEVtotjs
c0ilPttIt
IERIII.ctjxntilI l
cotiPtttE sl0[EO
I0 0rlt
tot,ltI
001 .00 Renoyrl of tristing oock & piles 00
r8,900 00
58
12,2 00
r 2,012. 03
00 0 s
ts
LS
?0
003.00
0C furnish t lnsta ll
:t 25' long
ur
(e ir ders,
As Shorn)
001 00 Chaoge 0rder llumber I
26 Pilei
lrstill tocd t)ecl fiephce*ent
Str ingsrs, Clrops, ttc.
t nish &
00
ts1,2 t2.03
0
0
001
0I
t00t2200.00000.000.00
0.00
00
00
0
0
1.00
0l
r 00. 00132r2.03
l8ll1.00
12,056 .0 3
0.30
c.0 0
65
t.00
00
0tc
0
0{
00 t.00
c0i56
I0Ir[ corPt tlto r0 ollt
rcTl[ 0f slonto i^]tf;uts
I0Ili colPt EIto I sl0nt0 I00AIE
I0Ir[ truto Ltss [f tMGE
T0 r. Pf,tIto(,st Y ct[Ttf ttD
cl,nl I PlYifltT trf;xED
t 2,0 56 .01
0.00
(1, 2 0s
12,056 .0 3
0
3t,850.r3
32,ilI.{J
00053
PrGE
I
iI
I
II
I0 olItlQUl[I trY r[otJllT iI c0iP. ilEllltllt[c ltillnuc i
I
I
I
I
I
I
I0.00 0.00 8500.00 t00.001i 0.00
I
I
,
I
I
I
II
II
I
I
I
nErl|fir0t t0l colirntit vAtt t
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
II
I
i
,trlrllr)rll,l rttlt
,l,Yt, tl.(-l' l r, MIHltt:p 9'lWt
Uttilk/l(:l*)R,
ADDP,I:;:,
i.l
2607 NE 9t. h. Avenue
Cape Coral , Florida 33909
PflONH
FAX
813-458-0020
8l 3-4 58-OOl 8
IEred 1/4 ,19 94 M. Bone corporaLed
Ca.rrty of Lee
ru:$atl rri ilorirt;i ll.i c hae l R. Ii)n(,- l)rtsidt'rt .l(r\BeIore re crr this 4 &y o[ January 19 94 pr:sally ap*lrcdllichael R. Bo ne lqrn n to trc, {o hrrqi r-hrl y srorn. drd dtlr reard sry tlut he Ls tjr presid ent of tlr: Orrtretor above tnrrli<.rEd
Replacement
l9__g_:*
PAK[)AL l,AfHft{T lt0. Three lr l'E t-4-94
PRO.IT'(:T I. T. Parker
PA(;T: I OF
toR Pr.t{ I (,t)
llonr,.lrrcorporaled
t
69IIIRACT AltoultT $42,812.03
GrlNcE oRnEE AfiOtilT m DarE $3,212.03 tt/4/93
RA{IB TilD rmorils
DAIS
lle rrdersuned CrrttJ-ctor hereby sr*ars tlrder per6]L, of perjurytlE i (l) al-! prevror, progcrs IrU4rnLs r(rr:i vcd frcm Ur Oqrg onxrr.xrt of rork perf c,rrcd urder tlp crnlrct referred Lo ahove have
|a.arrol red by tlr rrrlensigrd to dischrgrd - fuff ,X- obl i€alionsor uf,'udersrSned iru-ed in corEc.,ot yrtjr,.ork <osered by pr-iorAppl rcatror for hyngrr udcr said crntra(t , U.irg ipplr..u.r,s; fo.hynent
- nmbered I t rrqrgh 3 irlusi vs; -,a f a- J'ai" a au rorkEt€rials, ard equirn[ ."G uy this A[pil;; ]or ayr*r,r,*erler i.rrorporated jn rlE project c,r rnt, ';J.l-G a U. A"=.Tf..**it of sdr payut by t}e Grcatcrr, t* -A cl€ar oftllr l-retE, .|.'in!s, q1rit, interests ad aa,6,"rao.
Cetsl.rlling EgirE
Ibtr
Dirisisr lrEftc
Ibt€
Dtvi.sior lbragr
Dte
/Ccror.l.rLirA
Ilrtr'
-Z
)
Cerrral ltlraaer
hte(Otfrcr:)t-lrrt L. c-rtr ut.trl lJr, ;rlxrvr: ApJrl.rr:rt rrn trr llryrtlt lud stirtrrtllrtcrt htlrl( .,1 .';rrd (irrt ra:tor: iurr tlrrt ;rlr or trr. s.tatrnr.rL..i crrrt. ir.dtlnrcrr irrt.trtf,, carr(rt ilnj cttplete-
lly t
lrr
tlprrq;: I I
l,lot:rr y
96
DATN, OF OOIfIRACT OOITTRACT TI}!B
rllllllllll,t.trl rtt
(t)
-91
-93
-0t
-3t
Ih
l2
l2
ts
lt
tet,
PT
r
I ilO.:
00:
TTI
t )r0
I
P
arl er Oocl leplacenent
I Ca lv in, lac.'
0rn ia
8or!, lnc.
0F YlLUtSt0|Jrtscfl
Pl.T.PNOJTCT:
. tllGlllEtf,r()llt[; C
c0tImcI0
ee
SIII IBerl
ity of
[: ll.
00
;81 J08 IUiStn r 9306
PIY
0r 0tsc8 lPI t0x
c0[TnlcI
Ailoult I
c0ITllcT
00 lItIY
P It Y t0lJs
coIPt t IE
cunIt I I
cofiPt t
tl
0t
IIAT
SI
trI
t0
TO DAIT
ATO|JIiI
IO DTIE
I coflP.
OUTII II Y
[0rl I ilG
li0|Jlrl
80rA lll rllc
00t.00 lemovrl of tristing 0ocl I lilcs 8,500.00
0a
r 8,900. 00
0 ts
LS
00
001. 00
urnish I tnstlll 26 Piles
t 25' Long
lnstBl
Str in9
003.00 furn r sh t
(c irders,
As Shorn)
I tood Occl f;eplrcenent
ers, Clunps, Itc,
r2,8r2.0l
Change 0rder l{ulnber I
s
LS3, 212. 0 3
0
0
0l
0cl
100.0000.0000
001
t00. 0 0l
t002200.000.000 .0cl .00
0.00 850 0
0.00 56.0 3
9l8 t{1. 000.000.30
3032120.0000c
0.66
00
I
000.00
c.0c0.00
c0
7560.01
0.00
i56. C0
I
I
I
IO
IO
IO
.
rI
lt
c0iPr,tIE0 T0
OT SIORED [iTI
co[PtErtD I s
{2,0 56 .01
0.00
OTIE .
tf; uts
ntTrfllct l0l c0[rnlct urut
l0lrt trltto ttss Rtulllct
I0Ilt PttYr0l,sLY ctnltf ttD
cunnEflI PAII TI El f;lttC
l2 ,05 6.0 3AIE00t0t0n
(1,205.60)
3t,850.t1
32,lll 13
5,103.00
t2
r2,200.00
II
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
II
I
I
I
I
I
II
I
I
I
I
I
t
PIGE I
ttllrlrl I I I ttlllIII
I'Pt( t llI:l_ L, lffIrt:t,. tl't(t6
PA(;f | ()F
, Sr+I+[ -Da4ie-:-L.LJerler_f&qi Re p l ac ernen rurILITy (;oltsTRUCTlOil p^y REaUESTl2ll -. . te-29_ r]'Rot,(J, t2/3t/ , t9 gt
U )N t tt hctt)R .
ADI)PI:';:; :
PHONT:
FAI
rEred l/4
CanrtT <d
Satr. rrI
813-458-0020
II
l'oR Pt:t( I ()t,
lirrtrc, I lrc orpora I erl
2607 N[ 9! h: 1]!rl,g
.
Cape Coral, Florida 33909
PAK[)N, l,AYHt?tT lto- - Three __ DAt.[ t_4_g4
PRO.Iff:r I.T. Parker t
t9 94 M. Bone Incor rated
DATE 0r' O0I{TRACT OOilTR^CT T}tS
C1yTRTCT rlrotl{T $42,812.03
cHAnGE oRDER AxflfiT TI) DtI? $3,212.03 tt/4/93
REI{IB' TTD rmo/lls
Cdrsrrirg petres
Ihte -Z-
Diri.siql lrcpectq'
Ibte
Di.vi.$.n lrarEser
ht€
,acotnLirB
DrtI'
Cernral ttgryr
bte
DAIS
813-4 58-001 8
the udersigned Omtretor hereby s*ars rrder pa.alty of perjrrftlEt ( I ) a.l-l prevrorr.., prcgE ;s Fr@rls 16r:r ved frcrn tJr, Oau ma.c<lrlrt of Lq* perfcnmd uder the csrtr t refe;red to alnve hayeberrr. app) red by tlr urlers-i grd ro dtrJrngrrl ; frlirlf ot I eat_iorsof r-fu, udetsrgrd ircu-red il corrrEcl.-lor y.rt]r rcrk _"*"C Uy pr-i*Applrtatron for h_vrsrt trder said cortr-act, t"rrg Ap,piiaruor,, to.hynent
- nmbered I rlro€h 3 irclusi ve; al,a iil- Jli" to all rorknEter-ia]s, ard ecuiErr .o-& Uy tlr!, Apph;;-]q ruy*r,r,*ether ircorpor-ated jn tlE project - -a, 'rlff-[ L ,f. O*ot1.crt-.o"ipr of srh ppt b the Ccrnrrtor, i* -a cl€ar ofeI l ljsns, .lii"t<, sei-',rj.t, inte;ests ad errubrarres.
Lee
llorid;r flichat'l R. lkrrri:- l'resi d(:l I J
Eelore re or this 4 dry oI Januarv ^
t$*'
lfichae r, R._BoI:-h.*, to n-el-IE-Erq-dr-[yi!x, sry tllrt [r'is the lresident of tJf, Orrtrir(df r(..) _
p'r:xralJy apprrrcd
.surrn, drd dclxre
tor above nurlir-rrd
tlnl k, errr:ut(xl ah, ahrvc A14rIt< t rrn lor llryrrerrt iud -srirt.rrlt<n hlrrl{ o[ .::rrd (irrtra:.tor: iuxl t r:t all ol th, s-at rrrrt cqrt,lrrEddErr:trr arc trtE. corct ilxl cr,nplete.
|t Li)rrlu-sr;
I*iurry t\b
tlpire: I
ttt tl I I I ttr lttttII
P[0J[CI: t.I. Parler oocl leplrceneot
. tilollEtni Eerry t Calvin, loc.
orltR: CitJ of Dln ia
C0lIllCI0[: ll. 8one, tic.
sclltouLt 0F Yrtl,ts
ml f,tctjtsl ll0.
sllt I PtI r0D
txo Pt 0D
Ihree (3)
ll-0 r-93
r2-3r-93
t306EflltIIUIBJO
PTY
tfl 0Escfl tPI t0ll
c0llTnlcT
lltou il I
c0ITnlcI
QUTilIIIY
Pttv t0us
cofiPLt rt
CUf,ItXI
c0fiPLtrt
lllTEI rr I
sI0tt0
IO DTII
t0uilr
I0 0rI
I coIP
r[0l,lllI
I rll r}lG
r ia.ir
UITIITY
ilellEnl
00r.00 Removr I of tristing Oocl I Pilcs ts
Is
1.0 ts00r8, 9 00
t-s
8,500.00
r2,2C0.00
3,2r2.01
{2,8r2.03
0
001. cc
001.0
furn ish I lrs ta ll
Iong
16 Piles
at 25 0
Iep lacement
ttc.
00001 turn r sh I lnstill lood
(cirders, Str irgers, C
As Shorn)
0 Change 0rder llumber I
0ecl
larags,
0
000.00
00.00
00
0.00
156
I )t
01
0.00
0
001
001
001
001
0
t00
t003 2 t2.03
95
I500. 000.000.00t.00
t220000 00
00l8 lrt
12,056.03
0.00
00
00
0 .10
0.00
0.66
0
0
0
RtIt rllrct t0l c0[r ct v,tLt,t
I0rAt tlf,ilt() t Ess fltI McE
rorrt Pitvtoust Y ct[Itf tED
cunnElr PlYlttilI Er[[ED
12,056. 0 3
0.00
(1, 20s .50 )
3t,850.r3
3
32, 7l I .13
0
12,0 5 6
5,103
PlGt
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
rolrt coltPt tD r0 0 E
r0IAt 0t slof,to IlItRtrts
r0TAr. co pt E0 i stof,to I00lIE
,l
I
II
I
IIII IlttlIII tttt III
l,ut t ..tt' , ,, N Httt:L g'lob
i''l
r'0R Pl:k t(rr)
Bonc, I ncorporat crl
2607 NF. 9th. Avenue
Cape Coral, Flori da 33909
__ Cf!r_pJ_UeAie_:_l-.L=_ Iedef_lSd( Replacemenl
LTTII,ITT (;(NSTRUCIJOII PAY REQUFST
12/ 1
l'A(;E I OF
8l 3-4 58-00I 8
T}e rldersigrEd C.nt.ra.tor lereb srcars udr:r perralty oI Frju-tdr:i I I ) aJ1 prevrorr, progrc;s IB;'unL\ r(r-r:r vld f r<.n t]r 0,rrrg onxLuttft of rqk penormd urdrr tle crrffact ref erred trr alnve have
krrr appl rcrl by tlr uder:;ignd to disclmgr{ in f ut-l all obligrLiorsol rJr- r.rxk:r srgrd irrurrrd ,Jt colErl.Iot wrtl r.r.rrft covert<i by prior
Applrotron for hyrsn urder said c[nrzx I, beirg Applicaucns forh}rrent runbered I tluegh 3 irr-Iusi ve; and (2) drle b all lork
rratc-r-ials, ad eqrnprr covered bI t}ris Applicarior for hyenc,*ecter irrorporated in tlE Project or rDE, vill f'a<s b dE GrEr
t-pcn receipt of sr}l pyut by tte Canrrtor, free a'd cl€ar of,ll lierE, .l^i'rR, sEor-it, int€rests ad errubrarres.
D'r€d _ 1/4 ,19 94 M. Bone Incorporat
, t9 93 Tl[lOU(;rr 12/31/.. --, 1e-93-
PAKflAl, PAfHfnT XO. Three IJATE t-4-94
PRO.TFI;J' I.T- I,arker__[rck Reul ac enle_nt
DATX OF COT{TR^CT COIITRACT TI}Itr
CO1{TRACT .^ltOU}JT $42,812.03
OrAlrcE ORDER rHgUl{T T11 DATE $3,212.03 ll/4193
ErIBJ
'}IDIT?KTAIS
DAIS
PHON T:
FA-X
813-458-0020
CdrsllLing Bg:ire
htr
Divi-sio lbags'
hte
lcconfirg
lhtt
C€rrral lt rnger
hte
z-
Onrny of
SLrtl oI
Lee
l*ru,()l'lor i rl;r ctracl R. llorrt' - l,r'es:idurrr I(rit-lc
Belore ru cn this 4 rhy ofllichael R. Ilone-.krua to
January, 1994 1rr:rralJyrrc, r{o be-irg duly .sxrrn. did dty rse
Jrx.l s;ry tlnt he Ls tle President of th: Grrtra.tor above nsrlrun<l(C[ficr:)
tJlrt it ertr:utrrl tJr ahrvr: Appl.rutt rrn lor I hyrarrt iud .51;rtrn.rrttn hlrrl( ol :;rrd (irrtrctorl ;lnl tlnt ;rll ol rlr. :,1-at(nrtrt.s cr.rrt.-rrrrxltlr:rcrn :rrt' !nI.. c(,rr(tt :lrj cirrpletc.
l'ty Urmd-ss
I
llpires:I
lcll6tl, y
/go
Dirisior kspecrc
Ihte
I
l
ltlttl tt I III ttttrII
PnoJtCI: Ll. Parler 0ocl Ncplaceoent
. €IClXttn: Eerry I Calvin, tnc.olflt|: Cit! of ornir
COIIIICI0I: ll.8one, tr.. I
scHtout.E ot ylttjts
ree (3)
-0 r-!l
I
It
A
I
T
S
tt0
lrSr
ttoutsT ilo.: n
I PEf,l0D : 12Itnloo : 12-3r-9!
!306tf;:ltulrBJOI
PIY
tltx 0tscn rPI r0x
c0llTItcI
A 0UilI
c0IIucT
QUIIIIIIY
PItY t0us
coIPttIt
ct,nItII
c0iPttI€
itltt ut
stof,t0
IO DATE
t0t,ilI
IO OTIT iQUTllI IIY
I coiP.IEl IC
fitol,ilI
fifltl tll HG
001.00 lemovrl of tlisting 0ocl t Pilcs 1.0 ts8,500.00
I.0 Lsr2,200.00
1.0 ts3,2r2.03
002. cc
003.00
00{.00
furn islr I lasta I Iit 25'tong
urn I
Gird
sSh
e3
0ecl
anDs,
26 P
t
(
t
she
ers,
orn)
IInst
ringers, CI
ood Iep lacenctt
ftc.s
Chaoge 0rder lullber I
18,900.00 I L5
r2,8t2.03
0.00
i56.00
0.00
0.00
0.0{
0.00
756.00
l00.0cI
96.0Ct
0l
0, c00.0c1.00 00
00
t2200
30 00 t1I0060
100.03U?.03
12, 0 56. 03
0.00
0.00
0.001.00
IO TAI
IOIII
I0lt r.
coiPt E
0f 5T0
c0ilPt"E
rEo I0 0^it
Rto lTt[ tfl.s
IE0 I Sroflto I00rIE
12,0 56 .0 3
0.00
i[I iltct l0t c0[r ct rttl,t
Io t nilt0 rrss
I0Ir[ Pltvroust r
CUfl EETI PAYIIEilI TTf;TED
IEIT ITA
II If IEDct
12,056 .0 3
(1,t05.60)
31,850.r3
32 , 71i. ll
5, t03. 00
PIGT
I
I
r.00 0.00 0.00 8500.00 t00.00t1 0.00
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
i
I I
tlIIIII IIIIltttl
I
I I I
(3os) 92r.778r
Clty of Danla
BERRY & CALVIN, INC.
2 Oakwood Boulevard, Suite 120
HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA 33020
LETTEM @F NTRANSNfl IN'TAL
Match 15, 1994 92-t123
Tim Ta
I. T. Parker Dock laceEeat
100 llest Danla Beach Boulevard
DaEla, Florlda 33004
> wE ARE SENDING YoU g Attached o under separata cover via------d€l+v€+J. the tollowing it€ms:
tr Shop drawings tr Prints tr plans E Samplas tr Specilications
tr Copy of letter E Change order tr_
coPrEs NO.DESCRIPTION
4 Pa I'INATReuesr /,4
THESE ARE TRANSMITTED as checked betow:
tr For approval tr Approved as submitted
t For your use tr Apprcved as noted
E As rEquast€d tr Retumed for corrections
tr Rasubmit-copies for approval
tr Submit-copies lor -distribution - ,
O Retum-corrrcted prints
E For review and comm€nt D
tr FoR BlDs OuE
-19-
tr PRTNTS RETURNED AFIER LoAN To us
REMARKS
COPY
SIGNED: Don WlndharnS .or, a'"c---t- c.-, . lt * po.4dlJ rr. cdn-r
tuttra ,G_i,lc o- h ottl ll .nclo.!n. ..! ,l6a .. ,oa.d, klndly notit,, e, ,t orc..
TO
DATE
PRO.rEcr ID mrlaER 9306
COMTTACHB:
fDDXESS 2
rct muoD
!I. SoDor Iacorgorated
2607 n8 9th. Are[uo
Cale 0ora1 , Etortda 33909
I}Ognlt{lt tB$ioii,
tbre
I[t do ?nrI'lcDr
b
Xtvldrolhgr
b
PACE I OF
Prltral PrulBtT f,o. {: ",;J DAIE e/a lq4
PROJMT
DAIE OP OffiMACf,DAISoom"Acf rrcol{T $42,8L2.O9
cqrilcB oxpEl eumrr m lrrr $g ,42.03 LLl4l93
PHOI{E 813-45H020
813-{56-A919
'teL u Soae
tuq, cf iee
,$d8d Florfila___._!I{1chaa1 R.
PAX
*frm
Preeidert he
Grd llger
ha
lry Coi'ilcsim
lboary nrEic
.,h
Ieplacereat
/rl3rl ,r9j3 @Gr oalor . 1994
rlDrr 5/a
tltllIIIIrtttt tlt
,)rt:
tu)
I I
PRIUECt l.I. Puter Doct leglrcerent
Ell8lllEEBr lrrry I Crlytn, tnc.
0llllEx: Sity of 0aalr
COIIRACI0S: ll. !one, Inc.
SCTfIULE 0f gnms
t
I
I
r00 1.00 lEmvrl of Eristlng Dort t piles
- 1002.00 furnist I Instell 26 pilesI rt 25t Long
I
I- i003.00 furoist I Ingtrlt thod 0ecl trglrcertrrtI Girdcr:, Stringers, Clarps, Etr.I iE Shou)-t
I
Otange 0rder llurDer I
I|ITTL dIIfTEIED IO OIIC
T(llfl. OT SIMED MIEIIAIg
r0rfl- c8]rrum0 t gIffiED ronrE
REIf,IilE8E (}Z C()I{IRNCI VAI-IIE
IOIAL ETRIIEO LESS IEIAIIIAGE
MTfl. PNEI,IIIIISLY CENTIFIEII
cofinAfi c0t{IR6cI I pREu{IE flmc[I I0 DtlE l[uAIllil $r0uITtllflilr qmllil l.fflilptET[ cmruIE ilt(llilT tnEilcntx6 tElsliltilG
It.0 L3 I
I
I
I
1.0 ts I
I
I
I
It.0 ts r
I
I
1.0 t8 I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I' .t
I
I
I'I
3
PAY
I IEi [€9C[rPr I(lil
8r 500.00
t?,200.00
10,900.00
7t212.03
t.00
t.00
0.99
r.00
0.00 8500.00
0.00 tn00,00
o.0t
0.00
008900.
nn.03t0(H.00
-t I
I
I-t
I
I
-t
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I {2,812,0312,8t2.fiI
{2,812.03
0.00
{2rgl2,m
0.00
{2r81?.03
37,850.{l
___%-_-_l
CUPRETT PEYiEIII EARIIED {,961.60
four (,1)
l2-3t-93
02-07-94
9305
I
000.00 0
0.00
0.000.00
0.00
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
0.00
0,00
0.00
I
I
I--i
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
,
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
-t
I
I
I
I
3
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
PkorEcr ID mr{BEn 9306
ADDNESS
IHOI{E
lly CA,-l"olc,.
Ibcry nNic
!I. 3ole,
2607 r{E 9rh.
Cale Ooral
813-45H020
813-4564616
rOR PETTU)
Incorporated
r{veoue
, Elorfila 33909
COIIIRA@OR
PAX
PACE I OF
Iepil"aceneat
19q4
PrftrAL plnErf rO. _{- ?,.in0 nrffnalm
DrE oP COmACT__- arl?,Acr ?p{R
ggrnrgr ;;OU5T 942,812.03
qrllcB OIDEX &rmrr ro DarE $31212.03 LLl4193
DAXS
E/e-
keeLdeEt
edtiqg}ief"er
be
fr&dar',T'rctcr
b
DyrdolhgE
ba
,cEdlS
&e
rt'pld 5/a ,.f9
hqt.f I€e.l-!--
&d Elorlrla.-.-..--
lone
I{1cha61 x.
ha
/1l3rl , 1913 IBBfiEII ealoz ,
s /alq,./
Zte uaer:a$d 0F*.!-cnr !!J, ":* rldr pItr d leduryS='r.+fqryffiffiffiffircuEr te@I f! th I *H*
G.neld lh.gEr
E
tt rttl I ttrrtltt
cnonl'ar
I I I
Pf,llJECIr l.I. l*ler Dml leplacerent
6{6lIEEh Brrry I Crlvtn, lnc.
0llllEl: Clly ol llaoia
Cl ISiCI0R: ll. 8one, lnc.
SCrEDttE 0f vflurs
PNY
I IEII
c0ilrmcT
lilnlulr
cilInccT
or,ffiIlilDESCN IPI I (lII
81500.00 t,0 L3
at 25t Long 12,200.00 _ 1.0 ts
O0il.00 fttniEb t ln3trll Uo6d 0ecl leplrcerent
(8irders, Slringer3, ClatpEr Etc.
lE ghom)181900.00 1.0 ts
001.00 Stange lkder Xurler I 3i2t2,03 t.0 ts
{2,8t2.03
9306
| -----------------t--___I PnEVt0tE CURIAfi m DIIE lgutiltn AX0UXI
l.clilPltlE cfitPuIE inflnT lffimtxH6 lEtAlilmo
t,00 0.00 0500
tz00t.00 0.00
0.119 0.0r 18900.00
03t.00 0,00 ntz
12,812.0i1
00
00
four (,1)
t2-3t-93
02-07-91
0.00
0.00 ..0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
000
0
0
00
00
TllIAT COIIPI."EIED lll TSIE
IOTAT OT $MBl iAIERIALS
Illlfl. gNftEIED T STfiET IOI)EE
REIAIX'GE OI CfiTRACI IIALIIE
IOIAL TRflI{EO USS NEIAIIIAGT
IOTNT PRE'IIOUSLT ffNIIFIET
{2r 812.03
0,00
{2r 8l2.Gt
0.00
{2,8t2.03
$,850.{3
CURNEIT PEYNEilI EIRIIED 1r951.60
I
- l0ot.00 Rerovrl of Erlstln, trorl I Piles
I
- 1002.00 furoist t In3trll 26 Pile!
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I-t
I
I
-l
t
I_t
I
I
I-t
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
t
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I I
" . - PrqIEcr rD mx{Bm $06
}AGE I OF
Reflacement
Par @u8sf
lf,ROI'Gfi a 1 7914
PTXtrAL PffUEf f,O. {: ?,,0q0 DAIB :/a lq.l
PRO,ECT T.Dock eoetrt
Ilf,tB 0r mIEACT @fl?acr Trrn
mrIfACf rilmrr gi2igt?,.Og
owcB oRDto eumrr ro um $3t212.03 LLl4193
COMT?I@R:
ADDXBS :
PHOI{B
Ptr
ed_ 5la ,.re?L
GGrd Ice
fued Etori,le..-.--
rct IBIon
Iil, 8ore, Iacorporatad
2607 r{B 9&.Averue
Cape Coral , Elorlila 33909
813-4sH020
81$A5&{0r8
DAIS
Aesutt&e ErglrEer
Dte
UrtdoEryactr
b
ILvIdothSE
r$e
!{tc"hae1 R.Eore - keelileEr
.lccrdlg
b
G"'Eaf lt-rgEr
hE
ttyCoOsOoo
lhcry ndf,jc
r l'l r:,tl
lst
,1l3rl_ ,I9g3
H,'H:PY-gfg.lecbv aus uder DeIt, d l.nlurvsEL 14, -E4 lendts IxlgrE_ pyets rtcdvcd fi:r dre O;E-;fo@ -oE rr* p.*a-ed rodg. ti @-;n,*f,.}* n*hsr eplrlred b tne da*med o ar"Gpa i"Triilrr?;**"*of tne rdersieed fmraed-rn of:ectlo ,f*,cl( ooqrJ By g'16,*?Iie*-. fa E@r rd.r GEid cGe;t rr;tf,&-" roffiffisk.s=#tgffif
**
lltllll ttlltttttlI
GNSMII TII'TT rn
lo!
I
9306_-_____-_i
eilnfiITY ermm IIfmnIIS [EltAlilm8 I
--____
|
I0.00 0.00 |
I
I
I- 0.00 0.00 I
0.00 0.00 I
0.00 0.00 I
I
I
I
I
I
I
00
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
0.00 I
I
IO OiTE
fltollltT
PRIIJEC& l.I. Prrler Dorl leptr<erentEE EEIT 8E ry I Crlvlr, to(.
lIUIEnr git, ot Dsatr
OIIIIACI(IR: ll. 8onE, Inc.
SClgtULE $ 9Au'ES
[E$NIPIIOII
I PsEyI0lS d,rurr
I' dIItftETE flTIPUIE
CSNBACI
il IUIII
I
I
00
8,500.00 t.0 t3 t.00 0.00 0000.
121200.00 -,t.0 ts t,00 0,00 12200,
t8,900.00 t.0 ts 0.119 0.0t 18900.
3,2t2.03 1.0 Is r.00 0.00 t2t2,
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
t
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
Remval ol Eriiting 0o(t t pilel
turaigl t Instalt 25 Pile:
furnirh t Instrll lood Dscl lrplrce*nt(8lrdrrr, Str ingers, Cta.pr, Ek.ls Shorn)
Chogr 0rder llurber I
al Zit Long
100t.00
I
i
1002.00
I
I
I- 1003.00
I
I
-t I
t00r.00
I-t
I
I
-l
3
I
_t
I
I
I
-l
I
I
00
03
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
t
I
I
I
I
{2,812,03 {2,812.03
l0IlL Uxn"ErD m mIE
Imfl. 0r sT0@ mltllit 8
rlllfl. cllinml, t SIE8! IoDAIE
REIntmff 0t fltH?,AcMulE
IOIEL ENRilET USS REIIIXAGE
MItt Pf,EVIltI'SLT CEIITTEI}
12,8t2,0?
0.m
{2,812.q1
0.00
{2,8t2.03
tr ,830.{3
---i
1r961.50CURREXI PIfiETI EARIIED
Four ({)
l2-31-93
02-07-9{
PAY
IIEI c0xlRncT
CUEXIITT
I
i
I
I
I
t
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
E
Ptqfln
ol(,l6
A6No
pfr
i,etr,g
Ht
-
BItt*,
g ErldIiEt
EtJ:dBJA
I\'aho
z.td
rf,dv
!<
FEo
E'o
6,rEoIxoFr
EofAD
ct(,I\o
@
?a-(,Io
6
-b
6.
C,Hgs
FEAOE'
lDl,co
Uot,o
Eo
ooFr
fl
tF'o6FrAol,rt
ttJx
Fr€Fi
BoEIloE
t
r
:\o-st,
H<,6s
g
EtF
v
E
F
$
x
B
H
Eott
F
q
FI
H
g
r-lri>I
b
EclE'H
1ba.NIo
Po(,
c
Box
E
g
E!,
H
.a;
a.ti'
No(,
a.
r()(,
Fg
E
E
EI
r
FE
ts
B
fl
E
!1E
B
F
f;
FFF
F
EI
f
B
F6,EI
q
E
(,
lJ
-o{
t>,<UI
;
.tI
*
:
E9g
F
c!It
tl
sEFct'
$fl
Efl
I
C')L!
E['t.
c
E
I
E
PBIUECTI t.I. Prrler Dorl legh<erent
EIGIIEIXT Serry I Srtvla, tnc.
0UIERt Clty ol traoir
ClllIlACI0Rr ll. !one, IoG.
muru.E r vAu,ts
I PAYI tIEill--.-_
I
OESXI IPI I(}II
c0mmfi cofiRicl I PREVTOB Hlx[BlI
l0ll,00 lerovrl 0f ErlBttro 0orl t pil?s
I
I
1002.00 fuDisb t Inrtrtt 25 pitr:
at 25, [ong 121200.00 :- :1.0 Ls
I
1003.00 furoi$ I tnstrtt trood lecl lrglrcerent| (Sirder!, Strlrlert, Cl ps, Etr.I l! $m, ttr900.00 t.0 tSI
I
100(.00 $rngr &der hrber I 1,2t2.01 t.0 tgI
I
t
I
I
I
I
I
I
$flflr lmulil t.u,iPtEIE EnruI€
8,S00.00 t.0 ts !.00 0.00 s500.00
-1.00 - - 0.00 tnt0.00
0.99 0.0t t0300.00
t.m 0.00 3212.03
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
four (,1)
t2-3t-93
02-{,-91
9306
m DAIE touAffitfl eilIm Itx()rm ttfrilltto BEltAtrlnE I
0.00
-_-l
0.00 i
I
I
I
0.00 I
I
I
I
0.00 ;
0.00 I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
0.00
0.00
0.00
I
I
_l
I
I
I
-l
I
I
_t
Il----
I-l
I
I
-l
I
I
I
I
-lt-----.
a2tBtz.N {2,812.03
TllIil q}OIEIET M MI€,olfl, 0t STMED MIERIAI.S
Iorfl. coiltmD I gItlE! Io0fiE
nEI6IX06E 0t qilnAcMtlf,
IOInt EiRIIEO LESS f,EINIilAG€
IOIIL PREI,IOUSTT CtITITIET
SIPREIII PIYIIEI{I EAIXED
{2,9t?.03
0.00
12r8t2,@
0,00
12,8t2.03
37,850.{il
{r 961.50
0.00
a
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
,
I
I
__-=_-*___._---t
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
That upon submission by the Contractor of evidence satisfactory to the Owner
that all payrolls, material bills, and other costs incurred by the Contractor in
connection with the construction of the work have been paid in full, final payment
on account of this Agreement shall be made within thirty (301 days after the
completion by the Contractor of all work covered by this Agreement and the
acceptance of such work by the Owner.
It is mutually agreed between the parties hereto that time is the essence of this
Contract, and in the event the construction of the work is not completed within
the time herein specified, it is agreed that from the compensation otherwise to
be paid to the Contractor, the Owner may retain the sum of One Hundred (S100.0
It is further mutually agreed between the parties hereto that if, at any time after
the execution of the Agreement and the Surety Bond hereto attached for its faithful
performance and payment, the Owner shall deem the surety of sureties upon
such bond to be unsatisfactory or if, for any reason, such bond ceases to be
adequate to cover the performance of the work, the Contractor shall. at its expense,
within five days after the receipt of notice from Owner, increase the amount
in such form and amount and with such surety or sureties as shall be satisfactory
to the Owner. ln such event, no further payment to the Contractor shall be deemed
to be due under this Agreement until such new or additional security for the faithful
performance of the work shall be furnished in a manner and form satisfactory
to the Owner.
The rate of wages for all laborers. electricians, heavy equipment operators, ,*
mechanics, and apprentices employed by the Contractor or any subcontractor
on the work covered by this Contract shall not be less than the prevailing rates
of wages for similar skills or classifications as determined by the U.S. Department
of Housing and Urban Development.
10. No additional work or extras shall be performed unless the same shall be dully
authorized by appropriate action of the Owner.
11. That in the event either party brings suit for enforcement of disagreement, the
prevailing party shall be entitled to attorney's fees and court costs in addition
to any other remedy afforded by law.
f,
ia
I
II
Mrv, I 993 00500-2 92-1 123
Dollars per day for each day thereafter, Sundays and Holidays included, that the
work remains uncompleted, which sum shall represent the actual damages which
the Owner will have sustained per day by the failure of the Contractor to complete
the work within the time stipulated, and this sum is not a penalty, being the
liquidated damages the Owner will have sustained in the event of such default
by the Contractor.
-.r],1
CITY.OF DANIA
/
rii
DvLBri
8
004
c
70
EA
1
rs
BIA
B
N
A
DAoP
t{AD
w
949
ne
((
00
'a
1
7oo
60a
.,
'1
1
1
92
92
o5
0.5
(3
(3
on
I
o
F
ho
F
23:.'.
x
L
Ca
city'
ax:
1u
0
i,.
\)acco
t,
rt
la;vY{
ir
(.J
r
itt-\
),
:!;
t'
x
1archM
ln
Donn
kkeectcontalease
coraP
1 .1.
-i
vd
3
B
FI
fee
ms
ac
Iu
rry
ntio
DoI
T
ag
k
&
iti
n
e
o
ol
Atte
ea
e
I
a
e
B
2
H
-th
Th
ad
Th
Si
Ti
P
pc
02
oo
roj
7
ls
ite
dh?
b
k
th
)-.
was
S
302
Win
the
D
fg
you
alarvood
lywood
TGT/njs
Alrwil
nIIb
I
n
I
or
l1
I
t-
ctify
7 78
I
ny?
qrIsu
\
D
P
)/
ft Iorlaand-re
st
n
b
e
lvi
th;
a
Be
hed
fo
attacect
pe
o0
ect
to
rectorD
pTaGv
&
(I
beenhavereed
)
ttertsattentio
p
$
rke
fo
+a9al1b
ral
illed
eno
We
nderl
th
060
pro.J sonal
Y_o ri
moth
arks
t , (t
i:..,.1,. -_ ,t -' r
-- r
I
1
BERRY & CALVIN INC.
2 OAKWOOD BLVD, SUITE I2O
HOLLYtrOOD, FL 33020
( 305 ) -92 1-77 81
Invoice nunber 923599
Deceuber 15, 1993
Page nuaber 1
CITY OF DANIA
CITY HALL
IOO tr. DANIA BEACH BLVD.
DANTA, FL 3300!
THRU NOVEMER 22ND 1993
PROJECT g2-1I23 I. T. PARKER DREDgE AND DOCK PLACEMENT
Total fee 7 ' 060.00
Percent of Percent
Phase Total Fee Phase Fee ConPlete Fee Billed"
?7.34 5,460.0022.66 1,600.00
loo.0
100.0
5 ,460 . 00
I ,600.00
Total fee bi l led
Fee previouslY bi l led
Current tee bi l l ing
7
6I
,787.50
,693 .75
,093.75
Invoice Total:1,093.75
PASTDUE
Pleaee remit paymentlnrredl&
t0AR 0 r tgl
-)')
ENOINEERINO SERVICES
CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
Ap I /ss,
Plut.d feE
cl l.htt
FroJ.cU t
Fha3at
A2O CITY OF DANIA92II23 PARKEF DREDAE & DOCK REPLCI{SNT
SO CONSTRLICTICN
Aculv. Dl{/Dt{ RPC!
CONSTRUCT ION AERVICES
Hours
Uhl t-BlCc'Eg
Raleilul t ,l'l j'rBi-€d --- --
Aroor"ortD.t.
ol
gos FTELD TNSFECT.& OBSERV. 10-25-93
t 0-24-93
I I -02-93
I I -03-93
I r -od-939ub-toL.l r
d34 PER['IITTINB ACTMTY
v Last lrrvolcedt l1-30-93
L!borDU DONALD ],IINDHAitI EOs FIEI-D INSPECT.& OBgERV
507 REV IET{ PAY REOUESTA5t7 OEIIERAL SUPERVIBION PROJ.
I I - t9-93
I I -10-93
!. s0l. 00
100. o0
100.00
to-29-99
I I -05-93II-t0-93
sub-uote I r
t. 00
2. OOl. s0
7.00
100.00
100. o0
100. 0(l
. otl.otl
. o0.0[.00
50. o[
50. r.tr
50. ( r-l
50. 0(l
stl. r-r t'r
5r-r.0u
30u. (r0
s0. rli
s0.00
50. o0
sfrtl. tl rl
l5rJ. 00
100. 00
DOCI< FROELEMg
Tit,, GENE !'ALDRON
RH ROBERT I IUMFHREY
Fha3. Totalg
l. 00l. o0
2.00
2. Oql. 0D
2.00
2.002.00l. 00l. 00
2.002.002.002t.gn
50. 00
5r"1.00
I Ori. 00
I00. 00
5|].00
100. 00
ll-lr).00
I O[. 00
so. o0
sf.r. u0
! r-rD. 00
100. 00
t00.00
I , O50. 00
7 - f:t-t . f-r rl
l0.r-rD , t-t t-l
l. Ill . t-r !l
1.25 . r-t fl
tfl.0tl |, q"3.lli
AdJuEl-.d ------
. fl0
I
6
I
II
t0
l-c ELIZABE]H CALHOUN
LETTER TO FLATLEY RET
401 eEN. coRRES
EOLTS
SECR. REFROD
I I -05-93
sut -tot.l r
1.00l. (r0
.15. 0 0,ts.00
I I -09-93
I l- l0 -93
sub- totr I t
.75.s0t.2s
3-r.75
2;'. 5G
56.25
45.0r_l
RAB ROEIN A BANI(6
DNRP LETTER
FAY REO
sos FIELD rNspEcr.& oEsERv. ii:tri.Zl
I I -Og-93
I t -09-93II-t0-93rt-ll-93
I I - t 2-93
t I - l5-93
I t - 16-93
t t-17-93
I t-ta-93
I I - l9-93
I I -22-93sub-Uot.l r
Lrbor rToteltA/Rt
TotEl
Earned
3,707, S03, 707. S0.ts0.00
P.lorBtll.d
s06.29s06.25R.te lher t
Tot.l
Bl I Iable
1.600. oot,500.00.00
Fe€ )l ofBudg.t BudgetI,600.00 100. 01,600,00 100.0R.t.l nEslet
Budt€t
Ran! lnl n9.00.00.00
Hours
,t0, 2540.26
. o0
AmounL2,351.25
2,351.25
HourE
.10.25
no.25
Amortrt
t , 0?3.75
I . o?3. 75
Fee :l
J'l I Ect
I
10r-r.00200.00
I S0. 00
70r.r. (r0
45.00d5.00
s0.00
50,00
s0. o r-l
s0.00
s0. o0
s0.00
s0.ort
50.00
s0. rlr)
50. oo
50,00
50.0050.00
tltll I ttrlllt llll I
CITY OF DANIA
FIRE DEPARTMENT
INTER€FFICE MEMORANDUM
TO:
FROM:
Robert F. Flatley, CitY Manager
Thomas D. Grammer, Fire Chief .+
Agreementwith EMSA
April 12, 1994
RE:
-. ,. , DATE:
By entering into this agreement, the Rescue Division can accomplish two things; firs! 9y-
saving moiey througtiperforming in-house taining for recerttfication of EMTs and :..:.'-
EMT-Faramedics; and second b! generating revenue. ',+1.:::';
The City of Dania Fircy'Rescue Departnent is requesting permission to enter into an
agreemlnt with EMSA Umited Partnership continuing Medical Education Division to
become a Designated Skills Facility.
Ptease place this request on the City Commission Agenda for their consideration
Attached please find memo and Letter of Agrcement
nd
.:'..
I
CITY OF DANIA FTRE.RTSCUE DEPARTMENT
".- , FROM: . James Mulford, Division Chief
- j..ri:.= --_ -
'. ".? :';-'-:::. -Li'.-!1.-1::: -
RE:
DATE:
Designated Skills Facility @SF)
April Il, 1994
' i,=.'
- -, 1_ ," iia _-
-. ,,.:L:.':',,.
'.. ..,:: '
. ,,] ],: '
. I request approval for the Rescue DMsion to act as a .DSF for the purpose of
EMT/Paramedic refresher program. There are two benefits of the Dania Fire Departnrent
being a DSF: r .; .
: . penionnel at a reduced cost, and:
2) Generate revenue for the department
by sponsoring skills testing for individuals
from outside the department at a cost of
$25.00 per student. ', :,. t 1
,.., :..:, ,
:':1. r,..,,.fi..!.. Should you have any further questions please contact me at ortension #308.
:: -. '.. ,.-
:.-.,jj
''. ::.-i!:r'. ', .,,.-.-{,.-'. i
'r:-. TO: Thomas Grammer, Fire Chief
RESOLUTTON NO._
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA'
APPROVING THE LETTER OF AGREEMENT FOR
DESIGNATED SKILLS FACILITIES BETIA'EEN EMSA
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP CONTINUING MEDICAL
EDUCATION DIVISION ANO THE CITY OF DANIA RELATING
TO ESTABLISHMENT OF SKILLS FACILITY; AND
PROVIDING FORAN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BEITRESoLVEDBYTHECITYcoMMISSIoNoFTHECITYoFDANIA'
FLORIDA;
section 1. That that certain Letter of Agreement for Designated skills
Facilities between EMSA Limited Partnership Continuing Medical Education Division and
the City Of Dania relating to establishment of skills facility, a copy of which is attached
hereto and made a part hereof as Exhibit'A", be and the same is hereby approved and
the appropriate city officials are hereby directed to execute same.
Section 2. That all resolutions or parts of resolutions in conflict herewith be
and the same are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict.
Section 3. That this resolution shall be in force and take effect immediately
upon its passage and adoption.
PASSED and ADOPTED on this
-
day of
-'
1994'
Mayor - Commissioner
ATTEST:
City Clerk - Auditor
APPROVED AS TO FORM & CORRECTNESS
By:
Frank C. Adler, City Attomey
GMSAliffioo,o
*
LETTER, OF AGREEI\,IENT
FOR DESIGNAXED SI(LLS FACILITIES
.-.--:t-..:
a
I
l
EXPE(IISE FOR INSIRUCTOR,TPRESEI\ITER.
J.
.41:. . :..'
- : -,..: '6..'., -
.. ..r. ; 7..1.:
""-':':"'.-inoof be a dfied EMl-Para;edic (current card), RN-Elvfl-Panmedic or "
r'.:"-': t,-'-;'fil
Emergeocy Room physician or trauma-surgeon. . .,.;: r.|'.i'1,:-,; ,
Should have job expericnce with an EMS system, firey'rescue department, BI,S/AI.S :'...,,,.'. ..,,. .. .. .
ambulance company, active-Emergancy Room or Trauma Centcr. . . '-. ..' :.
*AEA./ARC lasic tife Support instructor and/or instructor/tainer. ,., ,' . '-'...:
' lhontp have experiance teaching jn T p4-T q$/o1 lqq5nedic taining program .. :.i..'.-: -' -. : ,
for a junior college or rEcognized training faciiity in hiVher area- - . ' .';. ' : , . '.. , r. . . .
.Shouid be a Basic Trauma Lif_e Support or PrehospiBl Trauqq Ufe Support instructor.. . . .. : :'A copy of the instructor(s) CV muTt be on fiIe wiih EMSA CME . . : ' . '' . '
Inseuitonstrdent ration - 1:8 ' , -...:. '.. .'
1
ton
EITE-SIIC
oroetscenaTlc
rtarEclDanfrcou
cr tIc
DII t
urrDlle(
efllitr
l. [.)r
comDlele(ri.L'ta-
omDlelte(cemnca
com'EIEc
com
DroceglueIllul
2
Limibd
' '-l_-'"!:' '
-.-1.a OqJECITTES
to
slrills child aduIL- .:
::.
rEcror
IIECIO
con
oem(
roceour filmIOCeDtooeont6erIo
Drotta us(o arfmoutI
urt
ALtta.t
anc
lqnI rnc u(
EEIX}II
colscxorxcotricl(
Dn'Eene
DII'DS
en
CIry OF DANIA
FIRE DEPARTMENT
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
FROM: Thomas D. Grammer, Fire Chi
RE: AARP Federal Program
DATE: April 20, 1994
The Fire/Rescue Department is taking advantage of a federal program with AARP that
places senior citizens in the work force. This is paid totally by the federal government
at no cost to the City.
They offer clerks, receptionists, light typing and data processing. They will work 20
hours per week, 4 hours per daY.
The Fire/Rescue Department has two people starting May 2, 1994, one file clerk and
one receptionist. We will also be getting two others, one afternoon receptionist and one
worker for fire prevention.
nd
.**
x$o
TO: Robert F. Flatley, City Manager
CITY OF DANIA
FIRE DEPARTMENT
INTER.OFFICE MEMORANDUM a
a
TO: Robert F. FlatleY, CitY Manager
FROM: Thomas D. Grammer, Fire Ch
RE: Grants
DATE: April 20, 1994
The Fire/Rescue Department is in the process of applying for the followingT5l2S
grants:
One Rescue Unit
Computer Programs
12 Radios for use at major incidents
Public Education Program
These grants will be applied for in the July grant cycle.
nd
1)
2)
3)
4)
they feel are necessary to verify the findings and then invoke special condition
tto. 20 of tne 1989 permit and require Alandco to correct the situation at no cost
to the city. This could potentially save the city $300,000.00.
Please place this item of the City Commission agenda for April 26' 1994
for Commission action.
CITY OF DANIA
INTER.OFFICE MEMORANDUM
To:Robert Flatley, City Manager
From: Dan Oyler, City Planner
Date:April 20, 19
Findings and Recommendations for Canal Dredging &
Maintenance of the Dania Cut-off Canal
The report contains recommendations and lindings that the City
Commission needs to consider and indicate to staff the direction that they wish
us to take as we proceed into the next phase ofthe project.
The report indicates that the Canal is currently deep enough for both
commercial and recreational boating east of the Federal Highway Bridge and for
the area west of the bridge for recreational boating except for what is refer(ed to
as Reach #3 which is in the vicinity of the 30th Avenue Bridge where the depth
of the canal is as shallow as one foot in certain areas.
Calculations indicate that Reach #3 contains 9,400 cubic yards of fill that
needs to be dredgelat a estimated cost of $30.00 per cubic yard. The cost to
dredge the canal in the Reach #3 area is estimated at $282,000, with permitting
fees and testing in the range of $30,000. putting the project estimate at over
$300,000.
There is enough evidence to indicate the Port 95 project may be the
source of the shoaling of the unstabilized north shore bank. A permit was issued
by S.F.W.M.D. in'1989 doe bank reshaping in the vicinity of Reach #3 and the
S.W. 30th Ave. Bridge. Special permit condition number 20 sets criteria, that at
the discretion of the District, they may require the permittee to dig or dredge the
Canal to its pre-existing contours should shoaling occur as a result of the bank
reshaping.
We recommend that the Commission request that a copy of the report be
sent to S.F.W.M.D. along with a shongly worded letter from the City Manager
requesting that they review the finding of the report, conduct any studies that
a
Re
We have received the final report for the Bathametric Survey of the Dania
Cut-Off Canal from Coastal Technology Corporation.
CITY OF DANIA
IOO W. DANIA BEACH BLVD.
P.O. BOX 1708
DANIA, FL 33OOiI
April2T , 1994
Phone: (305)Far: (305)
921-8700
921-2601
. Mr. Til Creel
Executive Director,
South Florida Water Management District
3301 Gun Club Road
West Palm Beach, FL 33416
Sincerely,
Robert Flatley
City Manager
Dear Mr. Creel; ' i
-TheDaniaCityCommissioncontractedtohaveabathametricsurvey
performed for the Dania cut-off canal within its city limits for the purpose of
i"t"irining the depths of the canal. Overall it appears that the majority of the
canat nas i1inir6 centerline depths of at least (-) 5 feet relative to Mean Low
Water(rril|r-W).oneexceptionisthereachofcanalfromapproximatelyS-W'
27th WLy upstream to the western limits of the City of Dania. The canal has
centedinl dLpths of less than C) 5 feet MLW'
lnoctoberoflgSgtheSFWMDissuedapermitto.CascadeLandand
Develof ment Company for reshaping of the north right of way of the Dania Cut-
or canll, beginning at-southwest 2Tlhway and continuing westerly for . . . ...
"ppr*irrt.ri 4,506 feet. Based on a comparison of the drawings prepared.by " ..
iraven Thompson and Assoc. in October of 1990 and the data produced by the
bathametric survey there is enough evidence to indicate that the Port 95 project
;;t b; tne source of the shoaling of the north shore bank'
The City Commission of the City of Dania, based upon the attached
report, requesis that the SF\ /t\4D in accordance with the permit issued in
octoberoitgasreviewthereport,conductanystudiesthatarenecessaryto
verify the findings and then invoke special condition No. 20 of the 1989 permit
and iequire tne property owner to correct the situation at no cost to the city and
return the Canal to its pre-existing contours. , ,
Thank you for your immediate attention to this matter'
Maintaining the Dania cut-off canal as a navigable channel should be a high priority for
il; Cii, li th" Dirtri.t requires the property Owner of this stretch of shoreline to perform
ii.,L *,j*, the potential savings to the city coutd be in excess of $200,000.
Please review the enclosed report and contact me if you have any questions regarding our
findings and recommendations.
KMM:lo
cc: Sea SYstems CorPoration
Enclosures
Very Truly Yours,
COASTAL TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
Kevin M. McCabe, P.E.
Principal
COASTAL TECH COASTAI . EIJVIRONMENTA! . CML . ENGINEERING ANO FLAIINII{G
lzza
COASTAL TECH
COA9TAL TECHNOLOOY COFPOFATIcli'r 5 70 MAO€LrCIA AVE . SUrrE 209. CORA! GABES. FL 331 .6 (305) 66 ! -3655
24030
April 15, 1994
Mr. Dan Oyler
CIry OF DANIA
'100 West Dania Beach Blvd.
Dania, FL 33004
RE: FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CANAL DREDGING AND
MAINTENANCE OF THE DANIA CUT.OFF CANAL FOR THE CIry OF DANIA.
Dear Dan:
Enclosed please find four (4) copies of our final report relative to findings and
recommendations for dredging and maintenance of the Dania Cut-Off Canal within the City
limits of Dania.
Overall it appears that the majority of the canal has minimum centerline depths of at least
(-) 5 feet relative to Mean Low Water (MLW). These depths are generally consistent with
depths required for navigation by pleasure craft using the canal. One exception is the
reach of canal from approximately S.W. 2TlhWay upstream to the western limits of the
City of Dania. The canal has centerline depths of less than (-) 5 feet MLW. Additional
cross-sections were taken to verify the extend of shoaling in this area. The Phase ll
survey cross-sections tend to substantiate the findings of the Phase I Survey.
The South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) was contacted for information
relative to this reach of canal. lt was subsequently determined that in 1989, a permit was
issued by the District to allow for the creation of a landscape buffer along approximately
4,500 feet of north bank shoreline in this same reach of canal. Based on our 1994 surveys
and a review of canal suryeys taken at the time the permit was issued, there is a high
probability that bank reshaping may be contributing to shoaling of the Dania Cut-Off Canal
in lhis area.
It is strongly recommended that the City of Dania forward a copy of this report to lhe
SF\liMD, requesting the District review this report and investigate the cause for shoaling
of the Dania Cut-Off Canal. There is a language in the 1989 permit that allows the
SF\ AilD, al its discretion, to require the permittee to dig or dredge the Dania Cut-Off Canal
to its preproject depth should the canal exhibit shoaling as a result of bank reshaping.
VERO BEACH . CORAL GAELES . FLORIDA
COASTAL . ENVIFONMEN]AL ' CIVIL . ENGINEERING A'!O PLANNI'IG
TABLE OF CONT ENTS
I.O INTRODUCTION
1.1 - Authorization
1.2 - Purpose
2.0 HISTOzuCAI PERSPECTIVE
2.1 - Development of the City of Dania
2.2 - Development of the Dania Cut-OffCanal
3.0 RESULTS OF THE BATHYT\'{ETNC SUR\EY
3.1 - General
3.2 - Results of the Phase I SurveY
3.3 - Results ofthe Phase II SurveY
4.0 CANAIMAINTENANCEPROGRAM
4.1 - General
4.2 - Dredge Volumes
4.3 - Dredge Costs
5.0 PERMITTING
5.1 - Permit Requirements
5.2 - Dredging OPtions
6.0 LONGTERMMAINTENANCE PROGRAM
6.1 - Recommendations
27
28
30
Page
2
J
6
t1
l9
23
26
26
COASTAL TECH COASTAL . ENVIRONME NTAL . CI\fl. . €IIGINEERING ANO PIII]NING
I
I
Title
Figure 3.0
Figure 3. I
Figure 3.2
Figure 3.3
Figure 3.4
Figure 3.5
Figure 3.6
Figure.3.7
Figure 3.8
Figure 3.9
Figure 3.10
Figure 4. I
Figure 4.2
LIST OF FIGURES
Suwey Limits
Phase I Centerlin. 514 0+00 to 27+i0
Phase I Centerline STA 27+50 to 55+50
Phase I Centerlin. 516 J5+50 to 84+20
Phase I Centerline Survey STA 84+70 to 109 + l0
Phase I Centerline Survey STA 109+10 to 137+80
Phase I Centerline Survey STA 137+80 to 160+90
Phase I Centerline Survey STA 160+90 to 189+90
Phase I Centerline Survey STA I89+90 to 218+90
Phase I Centerline Survey STA 218+90 to 245+00
Phase II Survey
Typical section east ofFederal Highway
Typical section west ofFederal Highway
Pflge
7
8
9
10
ll
t2
l3
l4
l5
t6
20
24
25
COASTAL TECH COASTA! . EN!'FONMENIAl.. CML . ENGINEERING ANO R-ANNiNG
il
Results of Phase I Survey
Results of Phase ll Survey
Relevant Permit History of the Dania Cut-Off Canalilt
@ GOASTAL TECH COASTAT . EI{VIRONMENTAT . CML . EIJGIXEESING AIIO R-ANNING
APPENDICES
2.1 Develop ment of the City of Dan a
Although there were isolated pockets of settlement in Soulh Florida prior to the 20th
Century, it was not until the 1890's that development of Dade and Broward Counties
accelerated to what we know today.
Dania was settled in 1896 by a Danish colony from Chicago, lllinois. They were
recruited to the area by the Florida East Coast Railway Company, owned by Henry
Flagler. Afarming community grew up around this settlement and became known
as the Dania Districl. The boundaries'extended from Stirling Road on the south to
State Road 84 on the north and from the FEC Railway west approximately 4 miles
to the limits of present day Davie.
Over lhe next twenty years, lhe settlers of the Dania District established large land
holdings devoted entirely to agricultural interests. By 1904 the residents of the
Dania District had incorporated as lhe lirst City in lhe area , which predated the
creation of Broward County in '1915.
After creation of the major canal drainage projects in Broward County, the City of
Dania became a major agricultural mecca. This prominence lasted until after the
COASTAL TECH
2.0 HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
COASTAI. ENVIFONMENIAI . CIVIL . €IIGINEEBING ANO PLANNING
1.0 INTRODUCTION
'1.1 Authorization
On January 17, 1994, the City of Dania City'Commission passed Resolution #94-22
which authorized Coastal Technology Corporation to perform a hydrographic survey
and engineering report of approximately five (5) miles of the Dania Cut-Off Canal
lying within the City limits of Dania.
1.2 Purpose
The purpose of the study is to conduct a hydrographic survey of the Dania Cut-Off
Canal within the limits of lhe City of Dania. Specifically, the purpose of the study
is to:
. Perform a centerline and two (2) offset bathymetric surveys to determine
navigability at the canal and identify shoaled areas.
Perform a detailed survey in the vicinity of shoaled areas to determine the
volume of material that should be excavated to improve navigation.
Prepare a plan implementation report identifying lypical cross-sections for
navigation and costs to excavate the shoaled areas to achieve the desired
cross section.
COASTAL TECH COASTAT . EIMSOiIMENIAI . CML . EIiGINEERING AIIO PLII{NING
Early setilers in the Broward county area were frequently subject to periodic
flooding of the New River and its tributaries. ln 1906, Napoleon Broward, the newly
elected Governor of Florida, initiated the systematic dredging of canals in the
Everglades to reclaim the western lands of Dade and present day Broward county.
Work first centered on dredging of the North and South New River Canals westward
from Ft. Lauderdale into the Everglades. By 1912, the state opened the North New
River canal to boat traffic from Ft. Lauderdale to Lake okeechobee. The south
New River Canal was completed soon thereafler.
Despite improved drainage provided by the south New River canal, the Dania
District, south and east of the New River, continued to expelience seasonai
flooding. To alleviate lhis condition, the State initiated construction of the Dania
cut-off canal in June 1917. The project consisted of connecting the south New
River Canal eastward to the East Coast Canal (lntracoastal Waterway) at the City
of Dania. construction of the cut-off canal was intended to relieve flooding in Ft.
Lauderdale by diverting flood waters from the New River to the present day lcvl^^/
south of FL Lauderdale and as a navigable waterway to transport coal to the power
plant at the western limits of the City. The canal was completed by late 1918.
COASTAL TECH COAST^L . ENUAONM€I{TA! . CIML . ENGINE E RING A'iO PI.INNING
Florida land boom in the 1920's and subsequent tomato blights that destroyed much
of the agricultural farming in ihe area. -' ' , ' ' -
Over the years, with intense land development in Broward County, Dania has
become a residential community much like the surrounding lands of Hollywood,
Davie, Ft. Lauderdale, and Pembroke Pines. The downlown District maintains
much of its early characler and supports a large antique business operation. The
City lies between Ft. Lauderdale to the north and the City of Hollywood to the south.
The Dania Cut-Off Canal provides a navigable wateruay from Port Everglades lnlet
west to the Town of Davie.
2.2 evelo ment of the Dania Cut-Off Can
Throughout the 1800's and into the first part of the 20th Century, settlers in the
area populated high ground along the eastern ridge or along the banks of lhe New
River in Ft. Lauderdale. The entire region to the west consisted of swamps and
wetlands of the Everglades system.
The State of Florida, through the Trustees of the Board of the lnternal lmprovement
Trust Fund, managed the wetland areas in present Broward County which at that
time was a territory of Dade County.
'c COASTAL TECH COAST ! . ETMSONMENIAL . CML . EITGINEEFING AiiIO A.ANNING
3.0 RESULTS OF THE BATHYMETRIC SURVEY
3.1 General
On February 16, 1 994, a bathymetric suryey was performed along approximately
5.0 miles of lhe Dania Cut-Off Canal between the FPL power lines adjacent to West
Lake Park and the lntracoastal Watenrvay westward to the approximate western
limits of lhe City of Dania at 35th Avenue. Figure 3.0 illustrates the limits of the
canal surveY.
A boat was employed to obtain a centerline and two (2) eighteen (18) foot offset
depth measurements using a Raytheon electronic depth sounder (fathometer) in
conjunction with an 'Acupoint" Differential Global Positioning System (DGPS)
continuous tracking system. The combined system rvas integrated into a laptop
computer and softrrvare to log continuous X" Y, and Zdalapoints throughoul lhe
canal.
Several tidal bench marks were established along lhe waterway within lhe project
limits and were referenced during the Phase 1 survey for applying tidal convidions.
Tide readings were taken at 30 minute intervals at the various tide staffs. The
results of the Phase I Survey are shown in Figure 3.1 to 3.9. Full scale drawings
(1" = 50') are shown in Appendix l.
COASTAL TECH co^sT^l . €fMRoNMEXTAL . CrVrL . EIiGTNEERn|G Am R]rrft!\{l
Design plans of the Dania Cut-Off canal illustrating construction details are
incomplete, but they doshow the general alignment and profile. The canal appears
to have been excavated from muck in the western sections transilioning to a
combination of rock and muck from approximately Federal Highway east to fhe
ICWW.
Historically the Cut-Off canal served as a means of conveyance of vegetables and
goods from the farming regions of Dania and Davie. to the packing warehouses on
New River Sound. Presently, the Cut-Off Canal serves the commercial and
recreational boating community of the residents of the City of Dania and continues
to serve as a South Florida Water Management District canal.
@ co^snL . EtMFoNM€NUt .CVr. . ENGNEEnS|G AXo ptlx.i}lcCOASTAL TECH
DANIA CUT-OFP CANAL SURVEY I,OCATION
a I f: 2.rrJJ\r rdJ_o t:J730
1l
ac "r-l2..,rnc
rfl
T_
=3-ro(A
t-
I-'.1
I
b
\
6)
I+-
o
2
o
o
1
L d,
)(
l
II
-lil!
II
)
it
F*
1
I
d
C
-)
t.TI n
II II
I I
tj
-
Siln
:'j!rl.iEtSI
!ii"=,Eli{l::
ItlIIIIttttttll
I
i
i
I
irt
l9
E
I
J-
t
tI
a
I
roEwo.llo3 Sn3lSlJ l:ls
r-!-ffiFffiEi
iioE r--- Y ra Y oo
\
o !i
F i!(')
:E
Efo
1!
Itl lNll HlrYri0aIiloor0 vrs - rl^ans Nt9l8
t.
)I
t.
T)'
T
I
{.
t.
),,
+,
t
II,t
)"
,L.r
t,
,[,
4.
.+,
,|,
,1,
i,|,
1.
_{.
I.?
1,
\
I
?
1,
.t
{.
I
't,
1,
1.
I
1,
4,
I
1.
1,
t,
).
T
{.
)
I
T't.
t
L,t
t
i
t.
t:
1,
1.
1.
1rItiit,
rl!
tttttttlltlltrNIlr\l'tr \
{ii, e{r+ !
tiiilil---1'nt--
1.+,4,
i+t
r. t.Il-'' ti|
r i+tE r. +.1,I 4.+.{
tiii\.1.1,r:] r.
+.1L
\'? ",
E
lt
\
I
B J
5
T;i?,
Iillr,.-
BI
ili
a
E,<
s9i
5
I
hi.
I
g
{,
+
+.
+,
4,
.t.
1,
1.
ir
t,t
1,
'og:Ea>
zl,d
o'd
II6
I
t.
+
,d6r/ trxba drfora
l uno a[ldvueouuH
tcl|Y48lY|oaocl! lYoHa'MV3 JJO-rnc vlNvo
\
O9
3Nn Hf,lvltoz+ Yts -
Utit
4.
I,t
't.
I
I
:1 *
r'l.Jil
iJ'=-is
8tE lllll
i
8NOUTUOdAOJ SnSlsIS V8S
t-tI
---!-_Effis-lloal, rvlavoo o
.t.1I'l
1r.
1,1
{_1tlr+
r.1
1.lt
{1j1
r1?r
tr'f+1i'l
+,\q1
1i'l .r
t,{
{.{
1i1d.rdIJ.,1
1t
?'f'r1
1f
ill
t
Lt
t
tt
1,t
7
?
1.
+.
).I
/t11,-)tr| '1.
t+rt
'4
+.
{..1 't
11:l
.[1.rln.l1.lr
1.14,rl.t
,t 'l 1l1 'l'lrr
't.t 11ll.11 I
-r rtt1.r't.1 I
i,+1
'!1 '1
+..t,1
tior 11ciLt,ulEIoE
;
.l
.t
4
1
.t
.l
.l
,li
1
1
I
1'r
1
1
J
IIl,l
1
1
1
1
1
1
1.l
.l
.llI
.l
1
1
1,t
1'l
.t
1
1
4
{I.l
.L
.t
,l
,|I
4
4I.l
4
,l
it
1
't,|
.t
.t
.[
1
1
1
,l
1'l
t
1
1.l
.{
,l
1
1
I,I
'l
4
,l
I
1't
.l
.l
I.t
,L
I'l
1Il
.!
.t
I.l
,I
i
1{
,l
1
1
1
iI
.1
,.1
I
1,t
,|
.l
.i
1
'l
I,I
1'l
4
4,l
.i
1
1
1t
4
.t
I'i,l
.l
.l
I
.t
I
1'i
.t
I
1
1
4
.t
.l
:l
1
1t't'l
+
4
Jj
I'l
I
t+
+-
lNr'l
09+az Yrs -Bf,lYti
I
,I]{E
ra<9
r3
o.;
rE
..<_<=
lnN3^v qlt I 'l'N
\]l^v P,f I N
]vnr,f snrsrerH
lnNl Y qlg '3'n
IUnOJ 'llc -l N
ldNlAV qlg f'N
t
I
9:
p3
Zi!?E
iii ::,
.l
.[1l1l+
11
11
).
't
.t
rlrEtl 'lr,lrca drrr rrvo ,o I''
lf./\lrlg JlldYl9ol(uHtrlvaalvulocll tvollS
]VNVC IJO'lnC VINVO
v3t
0E+99 vrs - lrr'l rrllvn ,
--+---<
ot+r|Yls - lNtl H3lvr
I !llslI Etr
l, FllI
!rIr
E!
El!
lilr tl
a
I
I
8
:
E
EI
III
E
I
3I
I
--+-<
t:l
E]E]
1.1
,LI
it
it11
11\t,l \,t),rii
i'i; I(*2lt '
rl
.i
I
1I
II
1
1I
7,|)
.tt
louYaodloS sttlslt vas
VT HTH lYuloll I s n
-r-ffii6ffi1ffi,agll 'tvltYoa o
N
I!
I
I
!I
"lII
\
!
5sIE.
II
Ed
II o,.,lrE:IfLor!tr
0r+01 Yl tNl't l13lYfllNr'] H3lvrl
i'.
I
l
tunof, puz 13 N
'16,v3 vl-l:lsNtod
t.l 3N
<-{=c
d{
i
:
i)
+
7t
1
1
1
1
,|
,+
,l
1
I
1
I
I
I
I
T?
1,
I
1
.L
.t
,l
1
I
1
.t
{
.t
+'t,
I
I
I
I
I
.l
I
1
,I
I
I
iKE
.t
I
.tI
I
grE
/I
It
3rlr,,
1
3a
raurw lr.lto, drroaa
lt Sna crHdvuoouolHrct.vaarxfioStl 1vo{a'lvt'tvc JJo-lnc vtNvo
1
1
1.l
.l
.t
{n.t
,l,l
I'l
.t
,l
.t
.l
1
11
I'f
1
1
1{I
'l'r
I
1
4
e
1
1
I
'{
.t.I
)
,|
1
'1
.I
1
+,t
1.t
I
1
1
I
1'l
1
'l
,i
1
i
1
.l
c
.i
1
1
't
4
J
4
I
1t
,l
1
1.l
.t
.l
t.l
i
1
I.t
1,t
,l
I.t
.l
i
1,l
i.t
)I
I
1
1,|
{
I
I
1
1
1
1
.t
1
1
1
,l
,|I
1
4
.ln
I
I
I
I
,l
I
I
I
I
I
1
I
1
4
1
1'l
1
1
1
1,I
1
,,tI,t
1I
I1
_t
I
I
T
1_
I
,lI II
E
a
_t
I.l
1,|
7
1
1.t
I
1
1)
1 I1
1
iI
4
- :)Nll rlllvt.r t9 Y
3nr€AV puz 3(
E
a
l,ldsl []]llil8NO|rYEo{UOJ Sll3lSlS V3S
ll9 lnvt]osav
-+-'<=
_Itr{v3 Hslllrvs
roloB 'rlnoa orYrora
l: gra oxdvl9ou(urllcr{YSEllllxoc:ll 1vo8a'rvNvc JJO-.tn3 vlNvo
:
t,ll
ll
1o
lutrl
9.tl.
I
!el!e:
!llP
!Dp!lt--
!rlr.:rltr
rl!
r---EIEffiEa
H33l .IYlSYQa o
'11
11
+,1
)-4
.! {t.tr,I
.i1
'i1
r]
1,I.rll1
1,I.tlt)rJ+l
i,i?rl,'\,l'r \It11i't4 !ii t
1; I
'r+
1.t
.l .l
.t 4I,I'f .t
1.1
it
r.lttit
.I?r.r
14
1, )-II
11
11il
4').llI1'l 'l
111.[.l 'l.l .r
.i.i
l4
,l
I
I
'4
I
,l
.t
I
1
I
I
I
4
I
I,t
I
),|
1.l
I
,|
I
,|
I
4
1
i'l
1
1
1
1
.t
4
,l
,l
.l
,|t
,l
I
{
1
1
1
1.l
'l
4
,l
-+--<tr
I
III
0( 166 YlS 3Nl-1 HltVfi
.r't 1
.l 4,t-iii
't 'r .r\r.tt,rl,t1.t
1r.f
11.11.t I4l'l
{11.l 'i .{
I.t ,t4'fJ
i.+ ttlt'tr?i 1:rItl't 't t1t rt4't
i
s
is4Yg1rN3 v
':::/
foNlAVqltl f N
.g
E9
(NOd NVrAA7
t
2'i
t.E149d
3
Z
ofr66 VIS - :|Nr'l Hllvt!
l
I
7
t'l
4t
4
?
I
?
I
a
I
8orIwo{mor snSlsls Y3s A! Uno cluvaoouo^Htc|tYaalvxlloSru lYoHS
1VNVC JJO-LnC VINVO
u)
ci
utEfo
tr
t-qr
ll.=
II
rli
ia .llII
-'F_.r,tl'
+1
-tlti
.t ,rl.l1t
1.t
.1 I
i
!09
),
I
1
1I
+
T
4
.t
1
1
1
4
,.1
I
1
,l
.t
{
II
I,i
1
.ll
4
I\
1
4
1
1
,l
,l
't
.t
I.I
1
)
I
1
1
i
1.tl
-FErE'ffitErial 'rYrivaE o
\
1
1
1
1.i
I
1I
I
1
1
{,I
1
+
{,I
+
1
4
it
?,]
I,
t
,l
.t
.l
I
.l
I
1
+
I\
),
III
!rlr
i!
rli
il
tt,I
1t'r
1'r
{
it
I
t
,I
,t
I\
+
+ IJ
4't Ji4 Jill11J.
ilit1'lt.r !,ttl+'l'l+r1
+.r -l
iii111
41.1
.l ,r 1
+'1 .l
t'l 1
1111l r't 411r4
+'t I
{11
+'1 1
?'r 1]r t
I.r11.rl't.tJr l.['- ,t'r J
11 J.
)- l, ),
{i 1t1i+1'l
.t 'l ,l
J-44.. lr,t' \i+
11.t
/
/
Eul39
boI3
ry
EI
i
I
,t
4
4
1
1'I'l
1
1
1I.i
.l
,l
.t
.l
,l
,l
.{
.l
.t
.tI
I
.t
7
Jt
l
I
I
1
?
1,I
I
4
.t{.t
Il
{
1t\
+,
I
'tJ
)
I-tl
4
{.
a
1
,t
1
\olo)n*)rr-. _tlr -
EE
z
e
lNr-l tlf,lvltoo ltf r vls -
ltf,tvl'l]NI VIS09r f
I6
b
I
i
i
I
I
I
I
I
I
Eut96
III
H +
t
.,:
L
l,
l"l.
It
t,t
l,
t,t
I
t,
I
I
I
j;
I
It
{.
I.
It
l,
L
ItII
I
t
T
I
I
t.
t,
I
P
I
I
I
Irf
?t
t
).
iI
t,
t,t,1,
.L
,t
,)\,
,L
'L
'1,
')
I
i!
s9
<6
z1
<z
;q z
ti
1rr-t{t{,r{,tttrt
tl!I
tt
I
E
@9I
;;x-,
ll
irr:tttt,i ,"
a
IIt
I,
rt
t,
l.
l,
It
+ l.+
4L l-+
ititti
6,t ZO
,Yr'#r
1
.-){
t
l.
t,
+
It
It
iil
i!rlri
IocT$m
rlAli b
I
5T
IFEo
r]Ii
II
I
't,
IIC
SIr
DANTA CUT.OFF CANAL
a80a! iEcoNtlalsSltlcE
I|IDAOGS PHIC 9UAVEY
COAB'AL TEEII
-.-i---=i-t-i-o
ffir
(
I +I +t
1,1.1.
nI '+
+t IIi
l,l.
I,ttIf.
1.
I
t p t
I,t,t
sf,r sYsfELs aou'olrlTlnfiFt#lqFu
I
Ii
1
l.
I
I
I
r. ilci ti
u rir
E)9u-
iot.l
_l-t,lrl
I
q
I
I
l,t[3t[[J[]lrolrwoJ{oj sillsls r3s
ie.:;t
E]E]
-mr-ffiE-fir.,-E
t30al -lYlEYOll o
l, loa 3{tYlool(ux
l3l|Yaalvlllloc:l! lvoHS'MVC JJO'tn9 vlNvo
orr ga l Clvr!s:lNlr-061
P3lr
!lg
SSfdullrlltz-tr's
s lNt'l 14'l'l 'r'llt)'r 'r I.r rl,{ll
.l 1t
.111l,l 1ll'.ttli,l't1
l'+ r
.l ,l If r.tIlr'r l.t
4.1 ,l
-1.t,,1
4d,{
1.i iI't IJ4t,itl1lr'r11l:n
4.1 1
4 t1111
_ t.l t
4'l 1,t 11,t1+
'l 't .l
rilr'r fi.rlr:t |-rt.l f
i1ir1tr'l tr't1114
{+1;
14,:".;i ,r1.l f
ll,l
Ifit1.[1t+t4+
{.1 {
x.l +{iit111tr'lIt4,l- r,llrr I
il1'l ,r 'l
---f-<
i1:i:1iI'r 4I rr1'l 1
4.1 ,t
4t.lr14
) )'')/t.tl
111t 1'l .t!J11!.lii
I i.iillrar.l,l{4.l,l{
.i,l:i
1'lt+11
41.1r1lrlt
iti
; tl
.l .ti
4 ii1{ rrrl'tl+
r11ir1i,irLr1'r I1
1't 111r't rt.1 r,t
4.1 {
11,1
lnNl^v Iuroz 'a s ,
I
lnNl v qlgz 'rY\s
1,
6
c
?l!!lrr,.fa l\ s
--+-=c
iI
t Li-
Or*Ert vlS - lNl'l Hllvn
ht
I
?t
;l
I
i=
I
rrnrYxoJllo:1 st{3tsls iils
--r-EEEE,-E:_l-Er!!!!=l|9a.t 'lYl.avoS o
rotor, rrxE, drrora
ll ung cllldvlcoS(uH
:r?tvSslvtlNocll lYoHa
]vNvc JJO-ln9 vlNvo
06+681 YlS lNr't r.tflvn
l3.drl! gllz as
+
l3wall qlgz 'l S
t1J3#illlltl
t
!,
I
@d
u.lEfIl!
.l 4tl
1.11l,{I
.l 1
)'1
,l
It,l
,I
{
o)+toz vls _ lNll llllvt
-lJVUllt 'rltz rls
B
3
.t
J
t
'r
T
t'l
t.
I
'l
{
I
1
I
I,I
i1.t1
t.ttl
l,rU1J1I.t1
.l 1t,l't .l
41
li'11
.t ,t
11ll.rl
i11f
41t'f1r11.lt
.l 'r
l+'lI
1{
'r .t.t .t
.l 'rtl
1,1
1i1{
I't
'l
.t
1,}
1
I-t
1
3-
.t
E
?
r
t
o
.l
I,l
.1
'I
.l
{
t\
1
1
1
1
{.{
1
1'j
I.l
,|
.t.l
.t
I
1
4.t
,+
4
1
1
1
1
1
.tt
+,
I
4
1
,|
I't
1,|
'i
1
.t
{
1I
1,I
.f
.t
).
I.I
.t
4,i
,l
1
4
't
\'r
1
1
,t
I
1
,1
1
4,I
1
I'l
,l
1
,t
,l
1
,t
)
I
I,l
1
1
.t
4
i,l
4
,l
)
I
1
I
1't
,}
t
ct
5ts
,1
.t
t
I
1,
't
1t/1
^tEil.lIJ:{ti
1
1
.l
.t1
+1
-.1 .l
4,1,ll.tl
,t1
.t 1I'r
It11.l ,r
.l .t
t1'11
t.r1{.lJ
,irlr:itr
Eii
a
6
-1
'b-;
I
1
1r
1
.t
I
I
+.l
,|
I
,t
I
.t
.t
lnNl^v puzf *t S
tNl't HlrmI-i
vlt
-+-<
'YlS06+81
r
orItoz Yls
lr
i!
r!!
I
I
i ll
illlll\
,t
9
t
2
t;l:xl I
trP_r_
ll
lili
NrruruoJSoJ SllS.l-sls l3s
rd&U 'rlrro, .w.or
o6+arz'vr Nr'l
x9al 'lYl,i Yoo o i
qir,!i
uJ 7."
E,fIlt
I
irlraittlr
rii
II
vtSHs-H]tlzI!o T-
]vwl sllsl No Vil
4
1
1{
I
rl1)
ti
11.t1
.tl
t,r,|lrl
1+
.[ .r
1
t
T.r_T
I
s
lnNl^V 'lqf AS
S3vUUlr 'llr( r$llrili}'r1t1'rr11]l'rf{'lt r't
1't I11J
J- .r ,l
+1:l1rl1l,l
+4X1.tI1t.t-111.tllt\tt1'r'i,1'l
t.l 1t.l:l
ii l
I t(t
I
e
I
e
!
a
I
IE
IIIl
J
1
4,l
.l
.l
.t
+.l
,+
1
.t
4l
I
1
4
Ii
1
.l
I
1
Tt.t
4I
,|
.t
+
1t
iI
I
I
9,
Hrqvl5
T;I 'I
t it\ i'r
-ii1.
1\,1:f1'lI111+1
1.t +I
/r
.t
1.\
;l\
1it;il
1l
1
1+
T
{.l
,l
,|
't,l
.l
.t
,t
,t
4,i
t.l
1
1
1
1
1
1:l
1
1
1
1\t
),i
I)
)
,t
.t
.i
I
,l I
.tItt,l
t I
1
11
1 .t
+
,lI ,tJ
I ,l
{,i
1
.t
I
.t
.i
1
1
,L
I
1
.l
1I
4
.t
11
1
,l
II,i
+1
11.t
{
{
+
1
,l
{
I
1
1
1
4t
1,)
It,{
-'r)
,--t-<,rr.s
lNll Hf,lvflot rtfJ vls
ll rna cluvuoocoll
lcllvSalwtloc:lu lvofia
]VNV3 JJO-J.nc vlNvo
I
!rlr .:
t:
t!
rl!
I
I
I
I
I
I
Discussions were held with members of the City of Dania Marine Advisory Board
(MAB) regarding these findings in an attempt to determine plans for future
commercial development in the area and the need to perform maintenance
dredging to deepen the canal for larger draft vessels. lt was decided that because
depths were controlled by the burial depth of the existing subaqueous utility
crossings, that this area would be dropped for further consideration.
The MAB was also consulted relative to navigation interests and public safety at the
Federal Highway bridge crossing. Controlling depths in the vicinity of U.S. 1 vary
between (-) 6 to (-) 8 feet MLW with canal widths of less than 80 feet. Although
physical parameters in the vicinity of the bridge may preclude dredging, the
overriding safety issues determined that the City retain this segment for further
consideration.
@ COASTAL TECH COAST L . €NVIRONMENTAL . CIVIL ' ENGIN€ERING AflO PTANNING
Reach 2: The stretch of canal from Federal Highway (U.S.1) to 2TlhWay
lraverses the southem limits of the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood lnternational Airport
upstream to the residential communities west of lnterstate 95. Centerline depths
generally exceed (-) 5 feet MLW, which is considered an acceptable depth for
recreational boating. Overhead bridge constrictions preclude the passage of
vessels larger than open fisherman type boats upstream of the U.S. 1 bridge.
Although the offset bathymetric survey lines showed that certain segments of the
_rq-
3.2 ResuIts of Phase 1 Survey
Canal bottom elevations shown in Appendix I were corrected for tide variations and
plotted in graphical format. All depths were referenced to Mean Low Water (MLW)
for subsequent analysis.
Based on the results of the bathymetric survey, the canal was apportloned into
three (3) reaches. These included the following:
Reach 1: lntracoastal Watenvay to Federal Highway
Reach 2: Federal Highway lo S.W. 27lhV,,lay
Reach 3: S.W. 27th Way to West City Limits.
Reach 1 l This stretch of watenray includes the commercial waterfront District
populated by Harbour Town Marina, Broward Marine and Port Dania. The canal is
utilized by commercial fishing vessels, luxury yachts and deep draft sailboats for
dockage and repair. The intent of the Phase 't survey was to verify depths between
(-) 10 to (-) 1s MLW.
The survey shows centerline depths ranging from 12 to greater than 15 feet deep
relative to MLW within the lower reaches of the canal. A subaqueous water and
sewer crossing in the vicinity of Gulfstream Road at approximate elevalion (-)13
MLW appears to be the controlling navigable depth for this area. From this point
upstream to Federal Highway depths gradually decrease to an average depth of (-)
8 feet MLW.
COASTAL TECH
-17 -
COASTAI ' €NVIRONMENIT . CMI. . ENGINEERING AND PLANXIiIG
For reach one, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) and South Florida
Water Management District (SFWMD) files were reviewed to determine as-built
construction plans and cross sections of the Federal Highway (U.S.1 ) bridge over
the Dania Cut-Off Canal. The SFWMD files contain cross-sections in the vicinity
of the bridge which show a rock lined channel up to 80 feet wide and I feet deep.
The fenders and piling underneath the bridge as shown in the FDOT plans further
constrict the canal to less than 40 feet wide.
According to local residents, tidal cunents in this constriction may exceed 4 feet per
second which creale hazardous navigation conditions. ln order to reduce channel
velocities to a safe region (less than 2 feeUsec) the channel must be excavated to
a minimum depth of (-) 12.0 feet and a minimum width of 100 feet. Excavation of
this magnitude will likely undermine the bridge foundation pilings, and may create
an unsafe bridge structure. Based on the information obtained from historical
records and existing site conditions, it does not appear to be possible to
satisfactorily alleviate the adverse conditions at the bridge by means of channel
exc€rvation without replacement of the bridge. However at such time as the U.S. .l
bridge is scheduled for reconstruction, a wider and deeper channel may likely
achieve the desired results.
As illustrated in Figure 3.10, the canal in the vicinity of the 30th Avenue bridge
(Reach 3) was surveyed by cross- sections using level and chain at 10 foot
,c COASTAL TECH COAS]A]" . EN\,IRONMENTA! . CML. ENGINEERING XO R.ANNING
canal are shallower than (-) 5 feet MLW, it appears that these are isolated areas
related to adjacent unstabilized shorelines. There appears to be sufficient
navigable fairway width within this reach for passage of recreational vessels. Thus,
this reach was dropped from further consideration.
Reach 3: The stretch of canal lrom2Tlh way to the western limits of the City of
- Dania is characterized by bulkheaded residential properties on the south and a
large undevelopment tract of land (Alandco Property) on the north bank.
The Phase 1 survey showed shoaling with centerline depths ranging from (-) 1.3 to
(-) 4.0 feet MLW for approximately 3000 feet in the vicinity of the 30th Avenue
bridge (See Figures 3.8 and 3.9). This area was identified as a problem area and
was included for further consideration in the Phase ll follow-up survey.
On March 28, 1994 a set of five (5) cross-sections were performed in Reach three
to verify the findings of the Phase I Survey. The results of the Phase ll Survey in
the vicinity of Reach 3 are summarized in Appendix ll and in Figure 3.10. ln
general the data confirms the results of the Phase I Survey. Shoaling is evident
throughout the entire width and length of the canal.
3.3 Resul o the Phase I Su e
The two areas identified in the Phase I survey were further evaluated in the Phase
ll investigation.
@ COASTAL TECH COASTAI.ETMIONMENTAI .CML . ENGINEERING
^IID 'LTXNNG
4.1 General
Dredge canal cross-sections have been developed based on discussions with the
City, accepted safe boating requirements' and typical standards used by other
Municipalities.lnsofarasthesouthFloridaWaterManagementDistrict(SFWMD)
has no design cross-sections for flood control purposes, the objective of the
dredgingprogramwouldincludemaintainingthenavigabilityoftheDaniaCut.off
CanalthroughoutthelimitsoftheCity.Figure4.lillustratedtherecommended
canal cross section for areas east of Federal Highraay' Figure 4'2 illustrates lhe
recommended canal cross sections for the reach west of Federal Highway'
A depth of 5 feet below mean low water (-5'55 feet NGVD) should be maintained
asastandardforthecanalwestofFederalHighway.Themaximumwidthofthis
depth should be limited to 50 feet' Canal depths may be increased to a minimum
depth of G12) feet MLW ('12'55 feet NGVD) east of Federal Highway which is the
controllingdepthofthesubaqueousutilitycrossingsinthevicinityofGulfstream
Road.Widthsforthelowerreachshouldnotexceed35feetwide'Sideslopes
should be constructed at a l vertical to 5 horizontal (1V:5H) slope west of U S"t
and 1V:2H east of U.S l
COASTAL TECH co sTAt . ENVTRONMENTA. CrVL. EitctNEERltlG AXO pt xNtt{G
4.0 CANAL MAINTENANCE PROGRAM
intervals. The cross-sections appear to show centerline depths ranging between
G)3.5 to (-) 4.0 feet relative to MLW. Shoaling of'{he canal'rnay be attribulable to
bank sloughing of the unstabilized ngrth shore bank Section 5.0 discusses issues
relative dredging lhe section of the canal.
@ COASTAL TECH coasnt . E}ll4aoioJExur, . cr\,fi- . otcrNEEflr,lc Ar.lo HIrallG
(cr9N r) No[Y^i']:
o
I.\J
I
UJ
e.
o
LrJ()od
E.o-
UJ(,oLrJ
o
UJco
F
UJ
UJJtroe
oz
Foxt!
=I 'sr
I
I
tlr)I u')
,ri
I)
lr)
(:
3
I)i
!
FIGURE 4.2
TYPICAL SECIION
WEST OF FEDERAL HIGHWAY
FLr./u.iLL
z
l!oz
Fqo
oal
or1
(i
@
N
o
_o€
-oo
-o
o-N
-il)
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I II
c)
tltr 2.{riu\OCC-J3 l:20
20
to
17.5'
EXISTING PROFILE
LIY
r 7.s',
rfl
(n
()J-nrd _n-n() =' fn > t.'(_. x; f;> rrtro F--1 ..
=ooz.
-€
r) -<
(lr)'
z
I
a
o>
J
.\
o
PROPOSED PROFILE
2EL. - 1 2.55
AREA TO BE OREDCED
r,io r Jo r)o r io ldo sb 80 70 60
DISTANCE IN TEFI
sb cir :b io --?o
It)
II
I
1
I
i
5.1
5.0 PER.ilIITTING
itR uirements
Maintenance dredging of man-made upland canals, construction of docks, seawalls,
and placement of rip-rap within the Dania Cut-Off Canal requires permits from
Federal, State and Local Regulatory agencies. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
(COE), ttre State of Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), and the
South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) regulate the construction of
improvemenls affecting waters of the State and navigable waters of the United
States. The above agencies will require permits for maintenance dredging of the
Dania Cut-Off Canal. The Broward County Department of Natural Resources
Protection (DNRP) will also issue a dredge and fill license for any dredging
operations.
lssuance of permils to dredge the canal in Reach 3 are expected to be moderately
difficult to obtain. The agencies primary concerns will be focused on water quality,
extent of soil crntamination by heavy metals, turbidity, spoil disposal locations, and
issues relative lo manatee protection. Based on similar dredging projects in other
Broward County Municipalities, a budget figure of $30,000.00 may be allocaled for
permitting, permit fees, and lest reports. Permit fees are expected to be in the order
of $1 ,000.00 to $2,000.00. lf there are no undue complications, permits may be
acquired between 6 to 9 months after submitting applications.
COASTAL TECH COAS' L . ENVIRONMENIAL . CTVI . ENGIN€ERING AXO A-ANNING
4.2 Dredqe Volumes
Dredge volumes were calculated for the reach of canal in the vicinity of the 30th
Avenue bridge. The design cross-section in Section 4.1 were superimposed onto
lhe Phase 2 survey cross-seclions to determine lhe cross-sectional area of material
to be dredged. Dredge volumes were calculated using the average area end
method.
The total in-site volume of material above the design ooss section ls approximately
9,400 cubic yards. The estimated stockpile volume is estimated at 1 1,750 cubic
yards and is based on an expansion factor of 25 percent above the in-situ dredge
volumes.
4.3 Dredqe Costs
Construclion costs for dredging the Dania Cutoff Canal are based on recent
projects of a similar nature, assuming that a stockpile arca can be found nearby to
store the dredged material. Costs are conservatively estimated at $30.00 per cubic
yard (1994 dollars) for excavalion and hauling to the stockpile area. The cost to
dredge the canal in the reach 3 area is estimated at $282,000. The estimated
dredging costs will vary depending on the extent of dredging and hauling distance.
@ COASTAL TECH COASTAI . ENMPONMEMAL. CTVT. . ENGINEERING AND RANNII,IG
The SFWMD should be issued a copy of this report for its review and the City
should request that the SFWMD, based upon this report, and after their own
investigation, invoke special condition 20 of their permit requiring the property
owner to restore the Dania Cut-Off Canal to its pre-construction condition, as
indicated by the Craven and Thompson drawings. The potential savings to the City
could be up to $250,000.00
COASTAL TECH COASTAL . E}MRONMENIAT . CML . ETIGINEERII.{G ANO fuANNING
5.2 Dredoino Options
During the course of the compilation of the reporl, the South Florida Water
Management District (SFWMD) was contacted relative to the history of the canal,
the District's responsibility for maintaining the canal, and any permits issued by the
District for modifications to the Dania Cut-Off canal and canal right-of-way.
The District has not completed their legal review of the Dania Cut-Off Canal, but
preliminary input has been provided relative to a 1989 permit issued to Cascade
Land and Development for bank reshaping in the vicinity of Reach 3 and the S.W.
30th Avenue Bridge. A copy of correspondence to the SFWMD requesting
information on the canal and a copy of relevant plans and permits are included in
Appendix lll.
The 1989 permit allows for the reshaping of the north right-of-way of the Dania Cut-
Off Canal between S.W. 27th Way, continuing westbound for approximately 4500
feet to create a landscape buffer. Special permit condition number 20 sets criteria,
lhat at the discretion of the District, they may require the permittee to dig or dredge
the Dania Cut-Off Canal to its pre-existing contours should shoaling occur as a
result of bank reshaping. Based on a preliminary comparison of the canal cross-
sections prepared by Craven and Thompson Engineers and the Phase ll survey
cross section compiled for this report, the evidence appears to show that bank
reshaping has contributed to shoaling of the Dania Cut-Off Canal in this area.
@ COASIAL , ENVIFONMENTAL . CIML . ENGINEERING ANO PtINNIiIGCOASTAL TECH
The City dredging program should be designed and constructed in stages
so as to dredge up to 4,000 cubic yards per year in order to qualify or a U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers (COE) general permit for maintenance dredging
of upland man-made residential canals.
The City should encourage propefty owners alcng the Cut-Off Canal with
unstabilized shoreline banks to stabilize their frontage with bulkheads or rip-
rap if bank reshaping is contributing to shoaling of the canal. ln particular,
it may be warranteC that the Alandcc tract along the north bank of the Dania
Cut-Off Canal be stabilized with rip-rap prior to initiation of a dredging
project at this location.
The City should review canal maintenance plans from other Municipalities
to develop a canal maintenance plan for the City of Dania. Topics to be
considered include long term master plans, shoreline stabilization, hunicane
prolection, flood control, public safety, and water quality.
The City should contact both the Florida Department of Transportation and
the Broward County Commission to formally request widening the canal in
lhe vicinity of Federal Highway if and when lhe U.S. 1 bridge over the Dania
Cut-Off canal is scheduled for replacement.
7
COASTAL TECH COASTIL . EIrVINONMENI^I . CML . EI1GINEENNG ANO H,A'{NING
4.
6.
6.1 ecommendation
The following recommendations are made for a long term canal mainlenance
program by the CitY of Dania:
The City should forward a copy of this report to the SFWMD request the
District review and investigate this area and then invoke special condition 20
of SFWMD permit number 8921 to require, at the Districts discretion, that the
permittee restore the Dania Cut-Off Canal to its pre-project condition. The
area of investigation concerns the Alandco tract on the north bank of the
Dania Cut-Off Canal.
Should enforcement action be unsuccessful, the City should initiate
permitting and funding efforts to excavate the reach of the Dania Cut-Off
Canal along approximately 3,000 feet of unstabilized shoreline in the vicinity
of Southwest 30th Avenue.
The City should contact the owners of vacant parcels along the banks of the
Cut-Off Canal relative to utilizing these vacant parcels as possible upland
spoil disposal sites for future dredging operations.
COASTAL TECH
1
2
_ ?o_
COASTAI . €NVIRONMENTAI . C'VII . ENGIN€ERING ANO H,{NNII{G
6.0 LONG TERM MAINTENANCE PROGRAM
6 lf recommended by City staff and the Dania Marine Advisory Board, the City
should determine the feasibility of reconstructing the subaqueous utility
crossings in the vicinity of S.E. 5th Avenue at a deeper depth to allow for
dredging the Dania Cut-Off Canal to a depth of (-) 15 feet MLW from the
eastern City limits to Federal Highway.
COASiTAL TECH COASI& ENVIRONMENI& . Clvtt . EIIGINEERING ANO PLANNTNG
APPENDD( I
RESTILTS OF PEASE I SURVEY
I
I:
I
I
i
i
I
I
I
I
I
i
I
!
I
APPENDD( II
RXSULTS OF PEASE II SI,IRVEY
i
i
APPENDD( III
RELEVANT PERMIT HISTORY
OFTEE
DANIA CIJT.OFF CANAL
As we have discussed, staffhas initiated the research into the above referenced items and will contact
us within the nexr two (2) weeks with their findings. On behalfofthe City of Dania, we wish to thank
you for your cooperation and look lorward to your response.
Very Truly ours,
COA T OLOGY CORPORATION
Kevin M. McCabe, P.E.
Principal
Mr. Dan Oyler, City of Dania
Mr. Robert Flatley, City Manager
Ms. Linda Yarrish, SFWMD
COASTAL TECH co^sur-.EIMnoNME (T t.cn4L. EIToNEERTNG lXo BJltNtilc
KMM:lo
COASTAL TECH COASTAL . ENVIFONM€NIAT . CIVIL . ENGIIIE€frING ArO PLANNING
COASTAL TECHNC}LOOY COBPORATION !570 MAOFTTGA rVE., SLIrE 209 CORA! OAa!ES, FL 331.6 r305t 561.3655
24020
April 5, 1994
Mr. Vic Powell
Regional O & M Director
FT. I-AUDER-DALE FIELD STATION
850 Griffen Road
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33328
RE: DANIA CUT.OFF CANAL BATHYMETRIC SURVEY
Dear Vic:
Pursuant to our meeting of March29,1994, this is to confirm that SFWMD personnel will investigate
the District's responsibility for maintenance of the Dania Cut-Off Canal between the Interpoastal
Waterway CCWW) to the pump station at the South New fuver Canal on Grifen Road.
As you know, during lhe course ofour bathymetric survey, it was found that centerline water depths
in the vicinity ofthe 30th Avenue bridge at Port 95 Commerce Park are approximately 1.4 to 1.8 feet
deep relative to Mean Low Water (MLW). These depths are not sufficient for navigation. Shallow
depths may also create backwater effects and exacerbate flooding in this stretch of waterway due to
stormwater releases from the South New Nver Canal.
Determine if the District may act as local sponsor for permitting and subsequentty acquire
funding to perform maintenance dredging to achieve a depth of5 feet MLW in this reach of
canal.
Research SFWI{D pennits for permitted work adjacent to this stretch ofcanal and ascertain
if special permit conditions for these permitted activities enable the District to require
dredging of the canal to preproject conditions or otherwise stabilize the adjacent shoreline
.with shore protection slructures.
\rED n FEA^s. ^^e^r n^or
As we concluded in the meeting the District has agreed to research the historical records ofthe Dania
Cut-OffCanal to conclude the following items:
Ownership of the Dania Cut-Off Canal from the 30th Avenue bridge westward for
approximately 2500 feet to the western limits of the City of Dania. In addition determine the
District's responsibility for maintaining minimum depths and widths for the flood control
Purposes.
0 E(BEIVE
-.j-.L,-,) '' ,
AUTHOFIZING
FILED WITH THE CTERK OF THE SOUTH
FLOnI oA tiVATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
ON
FT I-AUOEROALE . 5I4
srcNEo -IL.:{--.aloere v'Ir.rlt'l //
o
ZTLI
SFWMD PERMIT NO.r89r's
{NON.ASSIGNABLE)
octo at t2. 198th ATE ISSUEO
RESHAPING OF TITE NORTIT RIGITT OP gAI OF TIIE DAIi IA CUT-OFF
CINAI, EEGINNTNG A1 SOUIHSEST 27Ttt IJAI NID COH?INUTNG
I.LSIERLT FOR APPROXII'IAIELI 4,500, TO CIEATL A LAIIDSCAPE
SUIFER CO STSI1NC Of SOD, g^.Rlous sllPUUs' TREES A':D
GROUNDCOVEf,'S' (SEE ATTACHED DRATINCS).
Rl)COUNTY, SECTION TwP sos nGE ,.,,'
rhi! p€, 't ir ii$d pu.:u:nt ro rcplrcation xo' 89-0808-2 6"66 Julv 3l ' l9--'gg 'od
;,;;.";,;."^i," hord .nd nv. rh. south Fro.id.w.llr um.e.m.nr oi!r,lcrrtrd ir! .r,.c..so,t ht.dr'!' r,od.ny..drrr
i"."9".. ct.,tro, ri"O,rili."whicr' mty!tl3! by '!!!o^ ol th' conllrudkm mt'nl'n'^ct ot ut' ol llE wott o' !lruclut' involv<l 'n
th€ p.rmrt. Std .ppticition, including.I pr.m lnd rp.cillc.tio.r! .ltich.d th.r!lo. l. by ralcr.oc. n'd' t D' n'''ol Th'
*rri,-, o, *.*,.^"" ol lhit c.r'nil. h.r'by tor66lh'l ht $tll ptofplly 'ooplv t'lh tll o'd'6 oi lh' oitlncl 'nd thlll alltr'
'""",,.r,a.*.
". *. lo,tlt !l hi!.rg'n!' in ' limclyhlhion P'rmiltt' thtll cooplv *'th 'll ltYt 'nd rul'! !dmi''i"'d bY lh'
o,srrd- Thit p.r rl do.i nol co.Ylt lo gotmillo' tnY grop!'tY '|9nl! ^or 'ny
ight! ot o'iYil'gtt olh'' lh" lhost 3D'ciitd h€t6h'
L, ,rn- ,* 9..-ut* r"m complving ''th 'nv lt* t6!ul'lio^ o' "qun'm'nt 'llc'l'ng ln' tqhl! ol olnlt Dodi6 ot 'g'nci6'
ert sr.rxrurar roC ro*s l^!Lll!d bv pcrnrlto' htrdnd" thrn ttdti' ln' gtop'rty ol lh' p'rhnl"'
LOCATEO IN
rssuEo ro Cascld. Ldnd and Dev.lop!.nt CooPany
R. Hlcheel, Nuckle.
1500 49lh SEleet
Sutte 500
ForG Lsuderdale, florld. 31309
spEcr^r coNDltlo s ox AtlAcllED s[EEr AAE A PAXI 0F tllls DocudEYr'
ccl
Brosard Cou[ty linvlronl!€ntr]. Conlrol Eo€rd
D.E.R. - Uest Palo 8.ach
U,S,A.C.0.D. - }{lad
ihis p.rhil it iltuld bv lh. Oi.lricl.s t lictn" lor'!!otoccupvOitl'icliort! o'l'nd! lt do" nor cr'!l' t^v righlot '^lill'mtnl'
",*., nrr, o, *-,"0,.. ,o ,h. co.l'nutd r'!'olth' oi!t'ict to'ltotlt'dt' si'ctlhitp'rmil conv"Fmnqhl lo lntcoriinutd uL
ot tn. Oiltrd rortror t..d., th. Oiltict '.u^d.rno oblrglrlon ro lr..rl6i lhito.. il lo.^v tuo..Qu.nt o"rY Bv'cc'pt!nc!oi
;,3 p.rm'1, lh. Pa.d,ne. .rg..s!lY .crno*l'dq6! lh'l lh' p'thilln b"r! 'll h!t! ol lo3! " ' '6ull ot 't"oc'lion ol lhit D'rnrl'
wORx PBOPOSED. wlL! BE COMPLETEO oN oF aEFoaE-'ll2l!'!rglq-orn'tu'tt lh|. t"hn '! voi"<l r'd tll nghr!
rher.uodlr 4,. .uloa.lic.ttY c.nc.lttd unltt3 !t ttle'ion lo lh' conlrr'I€tio' Frlod it tpgl'n lor 'nd !"^l'd'
l2 LIMTTING CONOITIONS ' (on..v.r3! lidt ol ptrnill
spEclaL coNolrloNs rsPEclrrc LIMITING CONOITIONS) AiE
^S
EOLLOWS
SOUTH FLORIOA IYATEF MANAGEMENT
DISTRICT, BY ITS GOVERNING BOARO
0
8Y
Bt:
/
I
lit,
i
I
li
I
@ /-
I
,$
-_-::=:::-:--
Permit Number 8921
cascade LanC and Development ccmpanyoctober L2, 1989
Page 1\.ro .
IJ.
,\iJ
14. TURBIDITY SCREENS SHATL BE USED DURING ALL PHASES OF
VEGETATIVE CLEARING AND B}NK RESHAPING T'NTIL THE RIGHT OF WAYIS REPLA}TTED A}ID SODDED.
15. PERMITTEE SHALL CAREFULLY REMOVE ALL EXOTIC VEGETATION FROM
WITHIN THE DISTRICT RIGHTS OT WAY.
16.THIS PERMIT SHALL NOT BECOME VALID UNTIL PER}IITS HAVE BEEN
OBTAINED FROM DEPARTME}TT OF ENVIRONI'IENTAL REGULATION,
DEPARTMENT OF NATIJRAL RESOURCES, UNTTED STATES ARMY CORPS OF
ENGINEERS OR BROWARD COUMTY EWIRONMENTAI COMTROL BOARD.
THE CONDITTONS SET FORTH IN THIS PERMIT SHALL CONFORM TO ANY
MORE STR]NGENT CONDITIONS SET FORTTI IN OT}iER PERMITS REQUIREDBY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONI{EMTAL REGI'LATION, DEPARTMENT OF
NATTIRAL RESOT'RCES, T'NITED STATES ARI,fY CORPS OF ENGINEERS OR
BROWARD COUNTY ENVTRONI,IEN?AI CONTROL BOARD.
18.PERMITTEE S}TAIL REPLACE A}TY MANGROVE, LEATHER FERN OR POND
APPLE DESTROYED DURING EXOTIC VEGETATTON REMOVAI, A}ID BANK
RESHAPING WITII NURSERY GROWN STOCK OF THE SAI\,IE SPECTES AXD IN
THE SA}18 NUIIIBER AS AFFECTED.
19.PERMITTEE SIIAI,L ENSURE 8Ot ST'RVIVORSHIP OF IIIE LANDSCAPE
BUFFER PLANPINGS WIIITTN THE DISTAICTIS RIGHT OF I{AY FOR A
PERIOD OF UP TO (3) THREE YE.ARS FROM lTtE PLANTING DAIE.
PERMITTEE SHATL REPLACE AIfY SEEDLINGS, WHICII MAY DIE OR BE
DESEROYED, BELOW THIS PERCE}flTAGE WITBTN (30) THTRTT DAYS WITH
FRESH NI'RSERY GROWN STACK OF TIIE SAI,{E SPECIES.
20.PERMISIEE.SHA.LL, AT THE DISTRICT'S DISCRETION, DIG OR DREDGE
rHE DANIA CUT.OFF CA}TAL TO ITS PRE-E(ISTING CONTOURS SHOULD
SHOALING OCCI'R AS A RESULT OP TITE BA}IK RESHAPING. PERMITTEE
SHALL INIfIATE AI.IY DIGGING OR DREDGING, AS DEEMED NECESSARY
BY THE DTSfRTCT, WITHIN (30) THIRTY DAYS AFTER (30) THIRN'
DAYS AFTER NOTIFICATION BY THE DISTRICT.
ALL WORK SHALL BE IN ACCCRDA}.ICE WITH THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
DEPARTMENT OF E}IVIRONI'IENTAL REGULATION'S TT'RBIDITY CONTROL
STANDARDS, METHODS AND REQUIREMENTS.
17.
I
E
:
-L
!t
T
I
'r
n
=.r :: i
3
SPECIAL CONDITIO.\S ARE AS FOLLOWS:
T:IE SOUTIi FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRTCT IS NOT P.ES?ONSISLE
FOR Dfu1,IAGE :O INSTALLATIONS LOCATED WITHIN ITS RIGHTS OE WAY.
PERMITTEE SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE REP.qIR AND/OF.
REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING FACILITIES LOCATED WITHIN T:iE SCUTIT
FLORID.\ WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT'S RIGHTS OF WAY.
ANY ADDITIONAL FACILITIES OR ALTERATIONS TO EXISTING
FACILITTES W]THIN THE SOUTH FLORIDA WATER I.IANAGEMENT
DISTRICT'S RIGHTS OF WAY WILL REOUIRE A MODIFICATION OF THIS
PERMIT .
CANAL RIGHT OF WAY DISTURBED DUP,ING CONSTRUCTION, INSTALLATION
AND/OR MAINTENANCE OF THE AUTHORIZED FACILITY SHALL BE
RESTORED TC ORIGINAL OR BETTER CONDITION BY THE PERMITTEE.
PERMTTTEE IS SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE NOTIFICATTON OF ANY
RELOCATION(.S) WHICH MAY BE REQU]RED AS A RESULT OF THIS
AUTHORIZATION OF ANY EXISTING FACILITIES LOCATED WITHIN THE
SOU:TII ELORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT,S RTGHTS OF WAY.
BEAUUFICATION SHALL BE LIMITED EO THE PLANTING OF GRASS, LOW-
LYING SI{RI'BS AND TREES AS SPECIFIED ON THE ATTACHED DRAWINGS
TR-1 . TR-3 AI.ID LL - L4.
PERMITTEE SITALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF THE
CANAL RIGHT OF WAY WI:rHIN LIMITS OF THE 16I WIDE CANAI
MAINTENANCE EASEMENT GRANTED TO THE DISTRICT BY THE PERMITTEE.
8
9.
6
7
soD SBALL BE PINNED WITII f i x 1" STAKES ON lXrE 4. TO 1 BANK
sLoPE THRoUGIIoUI TlrE ENTIRE LIMITS oF I{oRK' - Cy^Jn^/l
THIS RTGITT OF WAY OCCUPAI{CY PERMIT IS NO1I VALTD W]THOUT A
CONCURRENTLY ISSUED SURAACE WATER MTNAGEIT{ENT A}ID,/OR WATER USE
PERMIT FROM TITIS DISTRICT.
10. EXCAVATED MATER]AT FROM THE CANAT BANK SHTTL NOE BE STOCKPTLED
IN IHE CANAL; EXCESS MATERIAI, SHALL BE REMOVED FROM THE
DISTRICT'S RIGI{T OF WAY.
11. CANAL FLOI,'S SHALI, IN NO WAY BE RESTRICTED, IMPEDED OR BLOCKED
DURING CONSTRUCTION.
:12.NoDAMSoRFILLSAREAUTHoRIZEDWITHINIHECANALDURING
CONSTRUCTION OF THE AUTHORIZED FACILITY(IES).
4.
5.
I
Permit Number 8921
cascade Land and DeveloPment company
october 12, 1989
Pagie 3
2L.
zt.
23.
PERMITTEESHALLPRoVIDEADEQUATEAccESSoNALLFoT,RQUADRANTSOi.-igi_ SOUTHWEST 3OTH AVENI'E iIIGIIWAY BRIDGE AS DEEMED
iiCTS.iATY BY rHE DISTRICT'S FORT LAUDERDALE FIELD STATION'
PERMIT:IEESHALLRESHAPETiiEEXISTINGBANKAccoRDINGToTHE
Oi;iEX_SPBCIFIED ON T,ITE ATTACHED CROSS-SECTION DRAWINGS E4 AND
Eq
UPoNI.oRMATIoNoFAPRoPERTYowNER'SASSoCIATIoNPERMITTEEirrAii,-iI,firOrAEI,Y TRANSFER ALL RESPONSItsILITY OVER TO III{AT
iiriirr ion FUTTRE MATMTEIIANcE oF THE LANDScAPE BUTFER'
rl!.(
oT
+'
o
o
1r
o Ultll1 o
rFo co'tl
s
!oz,
t9
or,
iFP-.11-' -:{ llr:fr 11 : l: i :,: !rrFF-: :':L:--r l,:;l- FEi. TE- f rr-l: :a:-:: :-1J1.:
BROWARD COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL OUALITY CONTROL BOARD
500 S.W. l4th Coun
Fort Lauderdale, FL 3331 5
(30s) 76s_1900
Po6t-,t'. brand fax lransIn ittal momo 76./.1
octob€r 5, 1989
g. Rhon Erne st-Jone s
craven ThonPeon & AsEoc. Inc'
5 901 X.W. 31st. Avenue
ft. L,auderda1e, EL 33309
Rer Alandco fnc. BCEQCB LICENSE *DE88-1029
Dear Hr. Ern6 st-Jonc E t
fn responsa to Your letter
Eodi!laation ln the depth of
tron - 20 t:.., NGVD to-40 tt.
Attach shlt lerler to the
thereo!.
of sepE.Dber 29, 1989 requcstlng rthe 1ak6 ln th. ref,erenced llceDsc,
NGVD, your requ6!t la hereby approvcd.
orlglnal llcensc as 1t beconea I Ptrt
S lncere 1Y
/*-nVlctor lI .Howard, P. E.
Pollut1on control olf,lcer
vNH/dJ j
tor rrgat tc
,a-u_
jos -r' 14r5-.t/4 I 1
ct \Hpdoc2\eJones.ltr
.$ aR0
lreLrtl
_s
Doz,
&
@
July 14, 1988
!4r. Tony Leung
lhe g{A Group
401 Fairway Drive
Deerf Ield Beach, Florida 3344L
ne! Nandco Wetl and FilI, Mitigation, B@G License +DFB8-1029
Dear !&. Leung !
es Fer your letter of July 9, 1988 requesting t})at the deadline forrevegetation plan to be extended to Novsnber 30th, 1988, this ls noticelour request is granted. Please attach this letter to tle license as
becor€s a part theleof ,
ff yo: hare any gueslions clntact lrark wallace at ?65-4900.
Slncerely,
I hols
Dredge & F111 Sestlon i.
Tecfurical SuF,port GrcLpIsllAdi/rl
@: Mlchael ltuckles
i,iP00Vltrleung
BROY/ABO COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL OUALITY CONTROL BOAHO
500 S.W. l4th Courr
Forl Lauderdale, FL 333t 5
(305) 785-4900
the
t}l atir
J:r
o o
1<
oaUtlTL
o
$ARO c
a l9
ooozt
BROWARO COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL OUALITY CONTROL BOABD
500 S.W, 14rh CourtFort Lauderdale, Florida 33315
(3051 765.s88:
I?ris license' is issr.pd under the provisions'of the Ccde of Regulatlons of t}teBroward CounQr frvi rormental Oulity Crntrol Board herelrrafter ;aU€d tjre Code.Ihe-above r:amed applicant, herelnafter .illed l lcens€e, i6 hereby authorlzed tOperform _ the work or olErate t}e facttity sho$in on the approv'ed dra.ring(s),plans, docurenq gd speciflcations, as suiznitted by ap,pliciirt, and madi a-par!hereof and specifically described as follors: :.:.-
Construct Cne stoftwate^r^lak9^ (4.6.acres) ana dredge an existlng a.r"f ryexcavating approxlmately 2901000 cubic yards -of sand, limrocf , aiA orgutii :
rtris proJect is lccated at tlre 2500 block of satate Road 94 on tlre eor:tn iBide,ln Sections 19t2O,29 & 301 To+nship 5051 Eange 12E ln unincorpcratedBroward counq/ '
Conetructlon shall be in accordance rrlti tppltcation DER Form U-1.203(1)dated lVl8A7q nlang received on L2/\S/W; ard aI1 ceneral ana SpeciiiicordltlDn6 of ttrls license.
AFPT,ICANP:
Alandco Inc.
c,/o Cravenr lhcinpson & Assoc., fnc.
5901 N{ 31st ave.Ft. tauderdale, Fl. 33309
LI@\ISE NC. DF88-1029PRQIDCI: AlandcoWetland
Fi),1, Mitigation
!'
50-PC443 page 1 of 3
i.:
(
Lic!ns3 No.
Applicant:
GENEFAL coNDlTloNs-: - .---r.n$. limilario. rnd rcrrricrions set foru,r herein gta accogted by-th. llc?n5'e lnd rnlorca'
1. Thc rcrmr, c_onditions, "q:'j:H;:il;;'"i,i. ili**a county Eiriron-"nral ouarity conrrol Bor.rd (EocBl codc. Thc
rbla bY thc EOCB Purtuanl to L
EoCE will review rhir """"" 'Iilo'il"i'
t;; ;;;;t;'it thr- license' lnitiatc 'dminittraliv!
:ndlor lvdlcirl rctlon lor rnY
- viola!ion of the conoitlons uy trla i'rc-e*"J' itt ig-tt' t'ploYces' leryants or rcpt'tcntltiv€t'
2. Tt,i, tt"ont. i, '.lia onrv ro'-tftt 'ot"i"-*tt *t f* l,ff [ruti applictlion rnd rrry dcvirtion from th' rpprovEd ure!
, ["Hslil#ft"#::J;if,[ #i;rru; nlry.Yin.'fi'.:,.I"::.1liii"f#,1^i'll?ixX;Hli'tr1i,I;UT:l
d!scribe! rhe incidonr. it5 *r*l ,f''a'a""*1" ieing trken to. Corrlct thG pr.blcm and prevent itl teo.currenca' tho owner'r
inrention toward reprlr, *0,*lrlr",,'r"J ,*oirr..tion ol dertriycd licilitig, and a rchedulc ol lvcnti hadlng to'iY'Id
ir'lr.i." --'t"" "i lisense condition' --1,.r... ^,i.,ir6^.. anr dae< ir rurl
4.Thclslu.nceolthitliceosedocanotconYeYrnYv6t!drightorcxclusivcprivitegcs'nordoe:itluthorizrrnyiniuryto
pubflc or privars propeny ", .; ;;;;';i p.ilon"r rigr,u, or any Yiotalions ol ftderal, slate or local laws or re6ulations'
,. ;;';;"; mun bc available for inspcction oo licenscc'r premiscs duting
"h0
entirc lils of th! lieo3c'
6.Bylcccplingthislicenrc,rhellcansrcunderaand!.ndagreeslhatallrccordt'notc!,monitorinqd.t,'fldotherinformation" ;j,;;;i; ihu "on*,,*ion,oi;li:$[::*11,,,.,"*lll,l*ig":,1:::"""i:1,:i.::J.".1.o.!l;fflLl':L:]fl:EOCB.5 svidrnce in rnY enrot
;;i;;;+-J^ 403'1 I 1' Florrd6 sratutet' :
7. The licsnsee agre6 to cornplY wirh Chapter 27' Codc of Hegulotions of the EQCB'
E.AnYnewownefofaJjcqnsedlacilityshaltapplybylener{oratranslero{licrnrcwithinthirtY(30}davsrfiir!al6orlegal
lranrlsr. Th. trans{erot 'f't" "'ti"'fAU]' toi peAo'manc" in accordancr trith th' liccnss untll thr ttans{'rss agglics ior'
ina it g"nt.d a ltansfer o{ llcense'
g'Thelicens€e,bYacc?ptanceofthislicenrc,speclfic.llyagrees!oallowacclstouclic€ns€dsourc.atreasoiablrtlmesby
EQCS perconnel lor rtre pu'pos'J''oi'";ffi;;; ;;;:;il ro a"it''i* compli'ncc with thit licenst lnd EocB rules rnd
regulrdonr.
lo, Thii llcenle does nor corirtitu* r waiver or rpproval of any othrr licensr thet mly bc Gquired tor othet lsp€cts ol thc to!'l
,| r.
0,i",[Iua."r..
wirhst to rens'll.the ti"enst o' 'xtend iu Em' ht thalt mak' spplication 60 Caw Prior to its Gxpiration'
.''
irpit"O liccnsgc are not r'newabl'' r,-..-r L. .r.- E^^a .h., ^n^'i6 .r
lz. ln lddition to tha groeral condltionl 5€t lorrh aboya. each liclnrE lrsurd by thc EocB :hall contrin sprcillc conditioru dt'
termincd by rire conditiont r"illoitiil.i" ,r."iit io n. rcaulatlonr ri dctrrmincd by tho Pco' Liccnrsr reree: thtl
rpecilic conditions.,t tnto'"'ill"-b-i thc EQCi for any yiol'tlon lh'r!of' '. . ... ..'-- .
P!9. 2 ol .--
c-
License l.Io. DF88-1029
Appl icant r Nandco Inc.
SPEGPIC @'OITIOIIS:
1) lbtify DG a mlnirnum of tl8 hours prior to project corrcncenent ard a
naxinun of 48 hours afte! proj ect completion.
il t{ctify 4G lnrlEdi,ately in ttre event of a project caused envi rorraental
probl an (s) .
3) AII project generated solld waste nust be disFoEed of ln a euitable
approved manner at an upland locatlon.
4\ Turbidity 6creens or eguivalent 6ha11 be properly anplcyed and lEintair€d
a.6 rEceoEa ry during construction activitles 60 tllat turbidiLy Isre16 & not
exceed 29 NIJ's above natural backgrourd 50 feet &r^rrLstrean -of pro5ect.
5. [be lake systanrs banks shall be replaced ritJr approximately 4.75 acres ofwetland/littoral ehelveE as Fr plans sdrmltted to B@CB on \2/15/gl ,
6. A revegatation Plan for tie wetland,/llttoral 6helves 6haU be submltted toB@CB'witlin 60 days from the lsstance of thle license. rtre plan *rail
lrc1ude a list of the species anj nmbers of plant6 to be placed ln the
{.75 acres, and shall provlde for $tarterly rcnitorlng and rsrc,val ofexotic rpxlouc slrcies, as ilel1 aB an 80t 6urv1val. rate rltli replantlrg aE
necessEiry until B@OCB is reaGonabfy assured tiat a vlable fre6tHater
ria rsty'swarp will te establiehed.
?l A coFy of t}le guarterly rDnltorlng reporta Gtrafl be Bdxrdtted to B@@vltlrln 2 t{eeks frcm t}re erd of each guarter.
E:<pl ration Date: April 12, 1993
lseLed thle 12_ day oilpdl-____I9ff.
Bro*ard County Blvi rom€ntal
Ola1 ty Control d
VICTOR N., P.E.
POLLUIIOI.I CTBG OTIIICER
page 3 of 3
t-.LJ:
lt'.Lt
i:t.l
i,
' :r]r:l:' : ,r )'.1::i:':.;.: ilriii. ; 4..?.!. :
. ,-, it;,r:' .! r L1.l'.i . -{,. t }"-i,:$tl. - : ...: l\i,'r\)'''.i::!Agi?j.',
-;: ' i i:.ia:., i.r-:; lil;;il:..:.: S lirlfi.'l. ' lir'' r
; i;' ,.:,t .. . ,'.i.. :..-.. r lLir.i..
',:l.j;:... .,1-_.-
Jc
,.ii.r
lrxI
!i
*
at:
t;
'1.
fiiI
i.t
1:
r
*
e
li
g,
.' i..',.>^: .i: ;ri'i $jrffi5
:#t$. .i. r) :i: rt, tt aa .r r1C ;i-,r.- dJ.LA5... d. jti,i $t.:$ffiffi
t
fl
:r,
ii',l
L,
iII
II
7't,;
i;
,tI
J;li
I'
?
t
,:
:r
E:
.h
-I
Itr
r'l:
t.
t
!
I
l
.r:
li
I-
I
(
ry7.:i.,1s
';-
.!
6.i'.E.
{
{.
"tt.! Ihl i:tl ft f!.r . ,-.i; Ii ,': ' i:!.
Ll
f,,
I
(al Tlrrrt tlrix ni'tlr',rilv d,r,r r,.,1 |iro rrrrv pn,lnrty rl4hte oltlroT ln Ftol ('llrl,o or mrtntlrl, rr.ny.t.ltdvi ylvlleaq fi o
ll(r 1,. l\,.ll0.) .. l -
oliho Irrrlitr', ulro nrnt tcrrrl,r:rril.v lt.'lxrrl l.hr w'rtk rtl iny tlmo il, ln hllr JrklfrDnnt, tho lnt^rnrt n, nrvl1;(rrn n ;;qurn,
(r') Th.rt il nn1 pi1x.. rvin', ,rr', :rl'l'. ir lrln,in nrrlIodr.rrl, lt rhrll l,rr trlM'xl nnrl mrinlelned rlth I r1'tmnr"o not k* ttu t60rlnntr lrt lha nn,liln ,'r llr'. lrl:rn utt:r I,"l lr.n'tL(4 Tlrutr,irrni|lrv nrtl,.rirll ir,lnrlrrrl irr tlx.pmri(.rtlon ol l.I,r r,tt,romin lrrthorir.d itih{ll h &ooyo.t qla l,ur.l
rrtrirtiqtrlqig.rtldldr lrlmLlqIrtr*tr irqtirr1arffrLrrrlrt6tarrr.-re--ir-E riirllC-
lr lrfllrafiler,lllrC rrart .:t trtrro(llaalr dtrtr.Itc*r&tutuln.iritl|/ .(.) Tlt:rt lhnn' ,rhlll lrr' n,r ',1r6,1*, 1111,1,, ir:t,.rfi.rr.rr o ,ritlr nrtir:rt i,nt I'y thn \rn.k lrnrcin errrh,,riz"l.
rnnnG.lc'l lh. n.\'irh rl.:rll{x, l,.nr| l \ r|,. l{.n'ri!Lt|.
"",i*lx\Il'ii,ll'i:.r'ill,llll ;1,,'l : l: :;,,;:;::llJlJl,,';i.:ll'xT:*#,ff###str1t|i..?,f,lffilE*,,il1,|i".ffi?*."
to pmtr,rt f-,, r,*' lr.r tl:,' yrr l'lr, . i r lr. .,...r ,'.r ,,t:r,l:,r,.r.i,r r., t11n r...,.rl ,,.,tr!lctu,n.,l) 'l'hrt i i i||l n ro r,l(nt ir,ll< l'\ t hn I rritorl Stotir n'rlrir rrr olt r.n't irrrr in t ho fnilt,n o, th. nnr.lur! or $r,rl hr.rtia rutlc.
I. rurittt\' n ill lt. rrlttin,rl. trlrrn rlrr.. r,,ni, r. frnnl lhr. s^.-n.trr), o[ \\'nr, to rrnrovo ot oltnt tlto rtru.lnhl *orl r,r <ilrrtntcdoor
ruthorizc,d eh:rll notbo comllotrrl, t!!. f'tnill.'c.0t hir o$ir orpcnrc, lndlo t.h cxtcnt tnd in ruch tlzrc rn<t menoc rr tb
SortltE y ol $lr? tuty rcqlti^'. rhlll rr"nror:o rll or rny yrcrtion o,tllo uncorlplctc<l ,truc{ur! or,lll rad nrrrra to lt ,ot!t.t (8,rlitlol tho uvigrble cnpocity o, Ih(. \tni.rnllh{. No clrim rhrll ho modo lg lrt tba UDltld 8bto. (. a(Toult ol rll, .tlrrmo\d or dtcrltion
U)Itt lho llamrillr<r rrh:rll nr.lit! lh,t ni'l ongincor olltcr s! nJrot lluo tho rorl rill Lo r.oonqo({.rl. ud re ler ln rrlrE"n( lho liDrc nf coln ma|lconrnn Iarlho.:ri,l .'nsir.''r ollir.or mny 4x.<.i[, ond rh'rll ol notify hlm pr,nrply,la r{dn1, olllroc*
monccmcnt ot work, ntrg.nri,'tt of t,,rlr. il frrr n priod of lnoro tht\n ono 1'1'1.kr r! rnntlon ol rt*, rad ltr coo ptrrr!,r.(r) Thot i( lh6 rlnrctur! rr nnrl hcn.in urrthorizrxl ia rrot complottl onrl rrittr.o rorle .rl.r,Ephl,n b nA ltld vftl tboro id cngi
vtouely nr.oto.l or rlxr.illcnlll crtlrrkrl,.Irrll r.onro ud bo aull ud
n<.cr ollimt on or Uclt'm rho crd o[ thlr thlrrl t\rll crlqrrrlu yor etttt th drl b.tpf, l!! gfadrffr. l, x pn!d.
t
.1,
(f) Alrt tha Boa:.d of Corr:'lrston.r. of th. fvor(hdi Drrtnqo Dl .,tft ct a.IlErtntnta tho anoll hlrnr r nnd tha c?cnt ntt th"ourl thr ta tooi eG.llttar a-lf.f. arvl(rrtton rlonir ?i: rl orr rhe.ll not b. t4rded or nt($ii;d3 rri tfrd tlOf.lrll nal ntal! uno'' th' rpor l b,t. ruob !"'Lr ' t!. laontr+T r? 61 so '
€onilda" na€oslrqt.
(t) ttrt tr thc dtaplay of- ltgbtr "od rlgnrl. oa .,.y,orl rot.bT -tDorlrol .lr not othorrlrc prrortdcd for by lo, lucb li8btr rad ri8Hrr o-* u DF..rtD.a-by-thc.Sunor ol Ltghthoulolr Drprrt&cnt ot c;Drc., .iill Do trrtlDort o{Drtntrtn.d by ar.d at thc axpenec of thr gruta.r
By authorlty cf i.h,: Secret^ry of ,ar:
o
toDa littti
C.l.-!. 'Cot?. of &alD.E.. Url.l- h3..r.".
.t. IF,tri.r Itr lkf,rrll{i.11llt6(lLC tnrln.(t.lEdrd Iv lq lert'<r
?i,e,i, .
- r.n'- t tl. r! '.'..: .r,.'
D/4
't'
3{/;,t,or,
WAR OEPARTMENT
uir rco ,rfGr traritt cncC
!r Ir tYrt lrl. ol.
bri/n
tf rfrl rl Qcrlrrlolan (, r".rTt.d.. Drrt nr6r Dt rtrt !t,tt.:. of l"l o rt rlr,
?l'l l,J rrraor Eler
0rrttrrlr
c <y'.-Lt,F]
rase_L9._fr0.L.
rtrttlrrT lt1 leMJsgksonville, FI& ,.
):
i ,. rtB..i*i:r ', , ,' ' .
si;r. '
,., . -., " di$t'Lr"so;i rh 6'+1*i{1ffi 'r. *.
- ! l:r.;.. ? ,.:' .-- .'..-.' .1.... .rnor! th4 ror.,r,:nondntlon of th. ghl,of of Eaglnccr, ard
ut:d,.r '-i:,. ; , .'. i i a . ': ior': 10 o! t:lc Act of Congros, approvod ltaroh !rig99,
r.:r:.,'priuiions ior the constr"uotlon, repalr, and grorcr-
v:rr'lon .l cr'r':.'r!:; :";l li. l'. '!'k:t on rlvorr and harbors, and. for.otbgr puryorclr,.
you irc ttcr,.'1,;.' .,:r:l:.:.:;: I l.:., tl!r !;ocre tt;ry of \yor,
- :o citrtnst t\a la{t*r rr;l:t1 ,.di.et aa6r oantl ln thc Etatc of Ffoa Cr, trooDn.ct crtd c,,n,rl .trh Ln kii''0Icii[ilt3$';'tf1'jji"'Xr{il, t,o oonctnrct rr! cotlrtoLranrl fnoa ratd e,ael ortcndtnt
ln Co t t 0trcchobar for e dtriracc ol I+$ tl),or,(ll.rit6h.r'r|ni|rh.rrri,hrrn,o.rrt..rr, 6.Gd.)
lY
_ (,rF. ro h.n.!rl\r ur. nil'rl(r $.n.r(tro..n llr^|i:,,l;i1,,ffi|yJl,fi.;:1,*Jlilifflugflltl?f8l?,lgg,;"n",_,.dirdr.eohrbnrre.,'t.rb,
in accordance nt,n tn"ul;];I;t,",ll:11,":L.ll?"1..,xy.1,Lq;?*g"Li.r herato arrladr
-'Portlon ol ths Fvpr'l,r,lrc D:atnalic Dlrtrtct.r rlndtra-pretrta DFrt [rga crnrli,ud 'firtfrll Fnd .rl In.tJan pral:lr Drat n aqr canar.. rll d,rtcl ,orii'J orrrllrrlnago "nqlnoar, fr] l'.ha.{3.r ELt.l Dao. 2Ot!, 191C,
subJ6ct to the followlnq clr.t1tton5:
-' t:-.i''..,, .'.,t-rt,,
...,.".., .J
,."f;
i,lS.iI&efl
:t* ,,
,"iF
,id&
l'-
+
'i.
t.
$
:n
.i
-:g
t ,rt
tr
.I+
IGfTd11. latElrra,l. jott5 or rr(her frocturs in uy pr! rudstesd, haven, harborr. ; h
c-L urigl{r. rit'n7. ,'7,'flrt ret<r nf tlrc Unilerl Statel outside 6tshliqhed harbor liner, .
< rtal rr.r ha*.,t ti:rr- lrare t'ern a+rhliJrcrl, erc€pt on phns mrrrmmended by the chief
{ Eagirrr* rlrrl rulh,'riTrrl 15 tho Sc-reta$'nd \Yrr; nnd it shnll not he Inn{ul to erc8vate
< 0, r in any nrnrrnor to :Itr rr molil.r the coop, locafi<rn, eondition, or capacity of,
ry F.( rtqker.l, lr;rr-r'n. ha{rr, crrxl, Lrle, lrrlnr of rcfuge, or incloqrrc rritbin the
B o, 61r' lrr.etu'ntr1 .* .{ tlx. c}rnnnot ,'[ :rnv nnr.ignhlc rrator ol the United States,
rd.tr ttF rrc* lr* 1lr111 sv'r<116p1r[rl hy rhc Chief ol Engineenr nnd nuthorized by tbe ,
:{aau!ry { tfr pir t., k-innhg ltx. rnr; il
lD rlu:ttlg. b. !..!. olf c-tr.tGrr - !?.d.- Erf ra, ltr3rtatd Errtar l& cfral rrttc n35d tr ua arr t-e. ct tb
. -..r+rti:.^dPcttl aa to tla .clrrtsf, ot 'at,[tn f- .rltor ! q.rod rL!f, t}. gll.f cf 5, 1r,."r t!eocdrrot et ff Dfo r.d .r-tfto.rt.- .ltst-.-;r.lrl tr l}a a.lo :!o..:-
"Sffi}ht* rrr rc.alr
t)t. f,g;fc.g.3trrlD rrr '!orr.o e
J of CorGtt.laatt -u4.tl}Jrr'i:I.,t*+qn:i, " -;..P..El.i!, Itttd i.atCri'
Atr t. to c.rtltf tt l tL S.or.t er ct i.t lrntl IFf Cedr.too&r C(Nrrfl.l..rrlrGl Db3A.I ot nrl..ta ouat ltr FoPor.d lat cr.r ,t tthllta lf,d r-t Dtlar ncta.iaa .Loro qtr itl, tur.. rsd ,D-lflorr lorr rEH3tdo iltqt rr l.cala .ttItd.[tJ€t lo tb. roUc,t tlg aoaatttryr
to lho t .Ll rort rbf t^Dr- nDJoot to t!. ,q.r?trtr ra .Itrerrl dtD. rhlr.. tt 3.r ::ocrnr.r crrlo.r ...rtc* ri-irorrrrt[.; tfr,ii; '
t ''.r E 6r.d*rd lrtctrl cr rpoll ,oll t Aapo.lba tr k Atjr
-' ';. tt.
aaft&L4'
Ilfherrzrs,l'.r' .Qrlion lO o[ an net o[ Congrc t\
-& -t rnetirg appr,lrrinfiorx lor the conrtrrction, repeir, nnd preeervntion o! certsin
D.ffic rnrtr rn riters :rn,l trarht:, awl lor other Jrrrrpoeeir, " it is pmvided thnt it shsll noo
L. l'-fql tn tnil.l .r r'onrmcnn! rhe hrilrling of nny rrhnrf,\ier, dolphin, boom, weir,
D
CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT a
TO:
FROM:
RE:
Robert Flatley
City Manager
Hlfi'l"lr""*ement Director A "0!
aN'^-
REQUEST FOR CANOPIES FOR THE DANIA MARINE FLEA MARKET
BY AL BEHRENDT
Date April 21, 1994
The annual request to have canopies for protection from the sun and heat for the Dania
Marine Flea Market is attached. The event is planned for May 6-8, '1994 at the Dania
Jai Alai Fronton parking lot.
This is an annual event and the canopies have been routinely approved. There have
not been problems in the past. The tents must comply with fire rating requirements,
and the aisles need to be submitted for review as does the location of fire extinguishers
near cook areas.
Section 3344 of the Zoning Code indicates the City Commission must approve use of
tents
APR-2,-_9 Z} TH I.J L@ I+@ AL IIEHRET"IDT
499 E SEERIDAN 3T
'3I.7DANIAFL 33O04-f606
(305) e20-7877
Firx (305) 9x5-1033
April21, 199{
Mr. Bcbe4. flulcy
City l,4s!8gpt
cTTOFD.A}IIA"IOO W; Dsda Bcodr BM.
Dmiq FL330O+
P-@2
fisarEob:
Tlp l6th Arnhssary cditic,rr of drc Dania Mrinc Flca l,le*ct is schE&td for-lvl6y 5 6r*r$
Ll"y g, r99a d tha Denis ,8i Nsi Fm{ilffi peldn8 lor TlF !.{nhc I'ba }Idcfr pcitiw
o**i" iryr.t to trc city of Datia has incnaacd cadr ycd. as thc pqulsity of dE svprt hst
got9n
Ar yor er ir4irq weh plarurirg sdditiosl prcmoticrs-rrd activiti's to nskc lhis ycdi er'l'il'
"t,ir r*" popr]o.'ftc Uania Or"nUa of Corrncrcc rill bc oprating a rcfregrneut bo6t lc
additiul rwerurc fa tlc Chmba'r omnraity s{ivitkl.
Ar in pet ytas, orc lvlrirn Ftea !.datkct vadors rdll bc utilizirg ouropler for potcdioo tcrn
dr" ; .,! t"*. f wUa Ho thb 10116r b lsyc s, out rpqurd to ta1pgj1ily €rcc tScrc
c@opics onrhe trrcntmptLfu€ ld.
tr il is ncccssa'y to hing rhir matter bcfcrc tlc city colnoissioa. I will bc hryy tb be in
af,4rdetca
F
AF'B4ld
&tdpdlcs,
Ir
FPR-21-19E|4 11:37
Wdll rlov you I b#cr'rtrJ.
P.@
{a
MEMORANDUM
TO: ROBERT FLATLEY, CITY MANAGER
FROM: WANDA MULLIKIN, Clry CLERK
SUBJECT: INSTALLATION OF 3-WAY STOP SlcN
DATE: APR|L21,1994
AT THEIR APRIL 1gTH WORKSHOP MEETING, THE COMMISSION INDICATED
THAT THEY WOULD LIKE TO REQUEST THE COUNry TO INSTALL A 3-WAY
STOP SIGN AT NE 2ND STREET AND GULFSTREAM ROAD.
IF THE COMMISSION OFFICIALLY APPROVES THIS REQUEST AT THEIR APRIL
26TH REGUI.AR COMMISSION MEETING, IWLL PROCEED WTH THE STEPS
REQUIRED BY THE COUNTY TO HAVE THIS INSTALLED.
CITY OF DANIA N8 a
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
Dale AprilT, 1994
L-.
To:Mayor and City Commissioners
Robert F. Flatley, City Manager
From:Michael W. Smith, Personnel Director
SUBJECT: HUMAN RELATIONS BOARD- COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTORY
Attached is tfre final draft of a community services directory which has been compiled by the members
ofthe Human Relations Board. The board has held several workshops and the members have worked
independenty on their own time to develop the format and data for this document. Ihe Dania Dtectory
is designed to provide a ready reference for Dania residents to the services offered by various
govemment agencies, non-profit and civic organizations, as well as other valuable intormation.
The Human Belations Board requests approval of the Commission on the final draft and authorization
to print coples for distribution to residents. Quanttty prices are as follows:
1000 copies- $950.00
3000 Copies-$2150.00
5000 Copies-$3650.00
MEMORANDUM
TO: MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS
FROM: WANDA MULLIKIN, CITY CLERK
SUBJECT: NEEDED BOARO APPOINTMENTS
DATE:APRIL 14, 1994
APPOINTMENTS NEEDED FOR AIRPORT ADVISORY BOARD:
COMMISSIONER BERTINO: 2 APPOINTMENTS NEEDED TO REPI-ACE MICHAEL DEL SAPIO AND
BOB LIZANA.
APPOINTMENTS NEEDED FOR THE HUMAN RELATIONS BOARD
MAYOR MIKES: 1 APPOINTMENT IS NEEDED TO REPLACE VIVIAN WARMAN (RESIGNED)
(SEE ATTACHED)
MARINE ADVISORY BOARD (TERMS OF THIS BOARD IS FOR ONE YEAR}
COMMISSIONER BERTINO: 1 APPOINTMENT NEEDED TO REPLACE WLLIAM HILL
VICE-MAYOR GRACE: 1 APPOINTMENT NEEDED. (MR. RALPH SQUEGLIA HAS MOVED OUT OF
TOl/Vt\I.)
I HAVE ATTACHED A LIST OF THOSE PEOPLE I HAVE ON FILE THAT HAVE
EXPRESSED AN INTEREST IN SERVING ON BOARDS.
THESE APPOINTMENTS W|LL BE PLACED ON THE April {2, 1994AGENDA.
i-
arr !.f.3^/ Cfrrr
0d k lloo</
b^ar"*- 1:s, t9(?
0.o, h. ?ll.tie^
lur o*J*=a./*;
w!,L
MEMORANDUM
TO: MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS
FROM: WANDA MULLIKIN, CITY CLERK
SUBJECT: VOLUNTEERS FOR POSSIBLE BOARD MEMBERS
DATE: MARCH 11,1994
IN RESPONSE TO NEWSPAPER ADS IN THE DANIA PRESS AND NOTICES ON
THE UTILITY BILLS, THE FOLLOWNG CITIZENS HAVE VOLUNTEERED TO
SERVE ON VARIOUS BOARDS AS NEEDED.
Leta Scanlan
709 NWTth St.
Dania, Fl
Phone: 922-3663
lntersted in Code Enforcement board, lndustial Board or P. & Z. Bgard
Ms. Edythe Gilbert
201 SE 11th Tenace
Dania, Fl
Phone 925€340
Worked in BEIA Program
lnterested in lndustial Board
Ms. Florence A Eggers
Meadowbrook Condominium
425 SE 11th Terrace#201
Dania, Fl
Phonq 922-0135
lnterested in Human Relations Board