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1. Playground equipment for parks. (Staff)
2. Policy for City proclamations, plaques, flowers and keys to the City.
(lVlayor Mikes)
3. Undersized lots in Dania. (Comm. Jones)
5. Alley lights in areas of high crime. (Staff)
6. After-school program next year at Collins and Dania Elementary
Schools. (Staff)
7. Progress toward a new Modello Park pool. (Staff)
8. Rezoning of land north of Sheridan Street between US 1 and FEC
railroad - DCK Enterprises. (Staff)
4. Water conservation efficiency tools. (Comm. Hyde)
CITY OF DANIA
PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO:ROBERT F. FLATLEY, CITY MANAGER
FROM: TIMOTHY G. TAPP, PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTOR
RE:PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT BIDS
DATE: JULY 15, 1994
Attached please find a summary chart of the bids received for the playground and
exercise equipment.
Along with the prices I have listed some of the more significant features specified and
any variance from those features in the individual bids. A blank in any column indicates
that the manufacturer appears to have met these specifications.
At this time I am recommending that three of the responses be disqualified from any
further consideration. They are:
Vision Construction - no bid.
U.S. Games - bid is on swing sets only.
lron Mountain Forge - The equipment submitted is half size light weight
equipment requiring concrete footings at each support post rather than
the direct buried support post. ln addition they did not meet some of the
other requirements as indicated on the chart.
The other submittals each vary from the specifications to some degree as the chart
demonstrates with the exception of Gametime which was the specified manufacturer.
of the remaining bids Park structures appears to be low although they utilize a clamp
system instead of the specified through bolt system. several other discrepancies are
listed in the chart.
The next lowest bid is the Gametime bid, which meets all specifications and is the
department choice. The Department feels that the bolt through system is an
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evolutionary improvement in playground equipment in that it is more precise, safer,
lower in maintenance cost and more aesthetically pleasing.
However, if the Commission desires the Park Structures equipment in order to take
advantage of the cost savings, then that is their prerogative. This is advisable if the
City Attorney feels that the waiver of specifications represent minor discrepancies and
does not jeopardize the fairness of the bid overall.
Please schedule this item to be discussed at the July 19th workshop.
NJS
PLAYGROUND/EXERCISE EQUIPMENT
BID SUMMARY AND SPECIFICATION VARIANCE fl
RECREATION
CREATIONS
U. S. GAMES vtstoN
CONSTRUCTION
IRON MOUNTAIN
FORGE
GAMETIME
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PARK
STRUCTURES
QUALITY
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NO BID $89,977.00 $99,980.00 $118,256.25$87,06'l.00 $'109,604.55 $5,659.50$116,457.30PRICE
SWNG SETS
ONLY - NO
OTHER
EQUIPMENT
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STEEUCONCRETE
FOOTINGS+
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STEEL
SOUARE
STEEL
5" ALUMINUM
UPRIGHTS
CLAMPS4rCLAMPSTHROUGHBOLTS
(PREFERRED)
NONOENTRY ARCHWAYS
NO NONOVANDAL RESISTANT
NONONO,I PIECE SLIDE
$2,000,000
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"$1,000,000
CERTIFICATE
$5,000,000
STATED
$1,000,000 INSTALL
LtABrLrrY $5,000,000
PROOUCT LIABILITY
WARRANTY
10,15 STATED12,15 STATED'1015 YEARS POST
1O OTHER
5,6 STATED6 PLASTIC
TRANSFER PLATFORM
PAR COURSE
STEELREDWOOD
GALVANIZEDGALVANIZEDGALVANIZEDGALVANIZEDSTAINLESS STEEL
NO NO NONOHANDICAPPED SWING
NOT EOUALNOT EOUAL NOT EQUAL2 SEAT DINOSAUR
NONO2OO EAC+I EXTRA NOLOGO
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MEMORANDUM
TO: CITY MANAGER BOB FLATLEY
FROM: CITY CLERK WANDA MULLIKIN
SUBJECT: SURVEY OF OTHER CITIES RE: KEY TO CITY pOltcy
DATE: JULY'13, 1994
ATTACHED IS A COPY OF THE SURVEY CONDUCTED WTH OTHER CITIES AS
TO THEIR POLICY OF ISSUING KEYS TO THE CITY, RESOLUTIONS, AND
PROCLAMATIONS.
ALSO ATTACHED IS A COPY OF THE MINUTES WFIERE THE COMMISSION LAST
DISCUSSED THIS ISSUE.
COCONUT CREEK . KEY NOT GIVEN OUT OFTEN . DISCRETION OF MAYOR AND COMMISSIONER
CORAL SPRINGS . KEY COOROINATED WTH MAYOR - NOT GIVEN OUT OFTEN . PROCLAMATIONS WTH CITY
MANAGER AND MAYOR
DAVIE - KEYS HANDLED THROUGH MAYOR OR ADMINISTRATION AS WELL AS PROCLAMATIONS AND
RESOLUTIONS.
DEERFIELD BEACH . DISCRETION OF MAYORYCOMMISSION
FT. LAUDERDALE . DISCRETION OF MAYORYCOMMISSION
HILLSBORO BEACH . NO KEYS GIVEN OUT - RESOLUTIONS/PROCLAMATIONS DECIDED BY MAYOR AND
COMMISSION.
HOLLYWOOD - DISCRETION OF MAYOR'S OFFICE
LAUDERDALE BY THE SEA - NO KEYS GIVEN OUT - RESOLUTIONS/PROCLAMATIONS DECIDED BY
MAYOR/COMMISSION/TOWN MANAGER.
LAUDERDALE LAKES - DISCRETION OF MAYORYCOMMISSION
LAUDERHILL . KEY NOT GIVEN OUT OFTEN - MAYOR DECIDES
LIGHTHOUSE POINT . KEY MOUNTED ON PLAOUE AND GIVEN TO ELECTED OFFICIALS ONLY AND DECIDED BY
MAYOR/COMMISSION
MARGATE .KEY NOT GIVEN OUT OFTEN - MAYORYCOMMISSION DISCRETION
MIRAMAR . KEY NOT GIVEN OUT OFTEN . MAYOR/COMMISSION
NORTH LAUDEROALE . KEY NOT GIVEN OUT OFTEN . MAYOR MUST APPROVE.
OAKLAND PARK . COMMISSION MUST APPROVE KEYS/RESOLUTIONS/PROCLAMATIONS.
PARKLAND - KEY NOTGIVEN OUTOFTEN. COMMISSION MUSTAPPROVE
KEYS/RESOLUTIONS/PROCLAMATIONS.
PEiIBROKE PINES . MAYOR DEGIDES ON KEYS/RESOLUTIONS/PROCLAMATIONS.
PLANTATION - MAYOR HANDLES KEYS/RESOLUTIONS/PROCLAMATIONS
POMPANO BEACH - MAYOR DECIDES ON KEYS/RESOLUTIONS/PROCLAMATIONS
SUNRISE - MAJOR DECIDES ON KEYS AND RESOLUTIONS/PROCLAMATIONS COME FROM COMMISSION
WILTON MANORS - THEY DO NOT GIVE OUT KEYS - PROCLAMATIONS BY MAYOR AND RESOLUTIONS BY
MAYOR/COMMISSION
NORTH MIAMI BEACH . MAYOR/COMMISSION DISCRETION
NORTH MIAMI . MAYOR/COMMISSION DISCRETION
5r. Y.rnzeil.a prop,:rsed a five (5) year elitension under the same terms andcondltions !.ilh no in.:rpase in dumping fees ef fecti.\'e June l thru Novemberrhen Rueter comes ,)n Iine. He stated thaC rhen Ruete. is operating, he rouLdthen !-harqe the City S57.00 in accordance Hith Rueter's charge,
Discussi.on fo1lo!,ed regarding the cily being happy rrth SeacoasE's servicebut the need to 9o out to bj.d in an effort to confirn for the pubLic that theci.ty is obraining the bes! possi.ble price and service for garbage collection.
The commission agreed !o add thj.s item to the agenda for the reqular Deeting
May 28, 1991.
c ) Revies proposedtrash for the c
d)Draft proposalpickup.contracting out Eonthl-y buLk trash (hard junk)
City yanager F1at1e! recommended to drop comtnercial pi.ckup from thespecifications and include only residentj,al for the collection of garbage andthat tbe cj.t!' rrill advertj.se separate bids for bulk and chj.pping service.
3. Dj.scussion of Dania's sumer recreation progran.
Cj,t!' Ma[ager Flatley clarj.fied that the pool at Itodello Park Has open 1a9t
summer from June lhru the erld of september rith the eyception of 7 dayg xhenthe health departnent mooiEored the chenicals. Mr. Flatley stated that at no
tj.me did the city receive a citation or fail to gaj.n the approvaL of thehealth departmeot to operate the poo1.
commissioner crace disagreed l.,ith city Manager Flatley regarding the poolbeing open at ltodello Park last sunmer.
Uike Smith, Personnel Director, stated that the pool Has open last sunner andnentioned that the park experienced overcrowding and chenical, maintenance bythe Health Departnent.
Mr. Flatley esplained that there is a leak in the nain drain on the pool
right nou and that he is working rith Bud PaIm, Utility Director, to fi.nd
someone to seal the leak. He recom[ended that a major renovatj.on be
completed on the pool and tha! the cost is estimated at S10,000 to S15.000 tobrj.nq it up to modern day requirements.
biditY
for
specifications for collection of garbage ardeffectiYe October 1, 1991.
Discussion folloted regarding the feesprogran and the number of children thatstaff availabLe.
will be charged for the surtEerbe properly supervised by the
that
can
City Attorney Adler remi.nded the Comnission that he has distrj.buted a copy ofa resolution establj.shing a new Park.s & Recreation commj.ttee for revieu priorto the regu 1ar meeti
Mayor tlikes expressed the need to establish a policy for distributing theKe!s to the City and requested City lraoager Flatley to contact other cltiesto see rhat the normal practice seems to be.
Commissioner H)'de feLt that no matter what polic!' is established for givingout [he Keys to the City that the servi,cemen fron Desert Storm continue toreceive the tieys. The commissioo agreed.
comnissioner Bertino stated that Commissj.oners have g:ven these keys out overthe years uithout any abuse aDd felt that it should continue to remain in thediscretion of the Commi.ssioners.
The Cornnissi,rn generally agreed to have Ci.ty !,lanager Fl,atley check with the
l-eague of crtles to see if there are different policies for distributing Keysto che Crtt' and to cantinue further discussj.on. !+.li r,: a--c/u':- )-"..-"<t- '-
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of Dania.4
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Policy for aHarding Keys to the cit
CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
TO:
FROM:
RE:
Date: July 14, 1994
HJlfi'l"il,"""nement Director A U 0!1"-
INFORMATION CONCERNING "UNDERSIZED LOTS" FOR THE
JULY 19, 1994 CITY COMMISSION WORKSHOP MEETING
An item scheduled for the July 19, 1994 city commission workshop meeting is
discussion of 'undersized lots." lnformation from nine local government agencies islisted below. This is a representative sample of the area particularly of coastalcommunities. The information is presented listing current Dania regulations first and
then listing the others alphabetically.
The information includes the minimum lot size and frontage requirements for both singlefamily districts and duplex districts for individual lots. Also listed is a synopsis of the"grandfather clause" of each community. This type of regulation deais with lots ofrecord and how they might be used if they are undersized. Also listed are comments
about redevelopment incentives in the case of a couple of communities.
DANIA
MINIMUM SINGLE FAMILY LOT AREA: 6,000 Se. FT.
MINIMUM SINGLE FAMILY LOT FRONTAGE: G0 ,
MINIMUM DUPLEX LOTAREA: 6,000 Se. Fr.
MINIMUM OUPLEX LOT FRONTAGE: 60,
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE: A STNGLE Lor oF REcoRD Nor LESS THAN Eo,
IN WDTH AND HELD IN SEPARATE OWNERSHIP ATTHE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE, MAY
BE UTILIZED FOR A SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING.
Robert Flatley
City Manager
Page 2 - Undersized Lot lnfoamatjon
BROWARD COUNTY
MINIMUM SINGLE FAMILY LOT AREA:
MINIMUM SINGLE FAMILY LOT FRONTAGE:
MINIMUM DUPLEX LOT AREA:
MINIMUM DUPLEX LOT FRONTAGE:
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE:
6,000 sQ. FT.
60'
6,000 sQ. FT.
60'
A LOT OF RECORD SUBDIVIDED PRIOR TO THE
EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE ORDINANCE MAY BE UTILIZED
FOR A ONE FAMILY DWELLING. A SINGLE LOT OF
RECORD NOT LESS THAN 50' IN WDTH AND HELD AS
SEPARATE OWNERSHIP AT THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS
ORDINANCE MAY BE UTILIZED FOR A TWO.FAMILY
DWELLING.
DEERFIELD BEACH
MINIMUM SINGLE FAMILY LOTAREA: 5'000 SQ' FT.
MINIMUM SINGLE FAMILY LOT FRONTAGE: 50'
MINIMUM DUPLEX LOTAREA: 4'400 SQ. FT. PER UNIT
MINIMUM DUPLEX LOTFRONTAGE: 40'PER UNIT
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE: LOTS SMALLER THAN REQUIRED MUST APPLY FOR
A VARIANCE.
IN THE TARGET AREA, SMALLER LOTS REQUIRE A
VARIANCE. THE CITY DOES HAVE A TRUST FUND TO
PURCHASE LOTS. ALL CODE ENFORCEMENT FINES AND
LIENS ARE DEPOSITED IN THIS FUND.
FT. LAUDERDALE
MINIMUM SINGLE FAMILY LOT AREA: 6,000 SQ. FT.
MINIMUM SINGLE FAMILY LOT FRONTAGE: 50 ,
MINIMUM DUPLEX LOT AREA: 6'000 SQ. FT.
MINIMUM DUPLEX LOT FRONTAGE: 75'
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE: lF A LOT WAS OF RECORD ON JUNE 14, 1948, THE LOT
MAY BE OCCUPIED BY A ONE-FAMILY DWELLING
PROVIDED SETBACK REQUIREMENTS ARE MET.
REDEVELOPMENT AREA:
REDEVELOPMENT AREA:
SINGLE NON.CONFORMING LOTS OF RECORD ON 1'II21N8
CAN BUILD A SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING EVEN THOUGH IT
DOESN'T MEET REQUIREMENTS FOR AREA, WDTH,
DEPTH OR DENSITY PROVIDED THAT OTHER
REGULATIONS ARE MET.
IN TARGET AREA VARIANCES GO DIRECTLY TO THE CITY
COMMISSION WTHOUT GOING TO THE PLANNING AND
ZONING BOARD. IN MULTIPLE.FAMILY ZONED AREAS OF
THE TARGETAREA ADDITIONAL DENSITY IS PERMITTED.
OAKLAND PARK
Page 3 - Undersized Lot lnformation
HALLANDALE
MINIMUM SINGLE FAMILY LOT AREA:
MINIMUM SINGLE FAMILY LOT FRONTAGE:
MINIMUM DUPLEX LOT AREA:
MINIMUM DUPLEX LOT FRONTAGE:
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE:
MINIMUM SINGLE FAMILY LOT AREA:
MINIMUM SINGLE FAMILY LOT FRONTAGE:
MINIMUM DUPLEX LOT AREA:
MINIMUM DUPLEX LOT FRONTAGE:
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE:
5,000 so. FT.
50'
7,500 sQ. FT.
73',
6,000 SQ. FT.
40'
6,000 sQ. FT.
60'
A LOT OF RECORD PRIOR TO 8'6/58 WHERE A LOT HAS AN
AREA OR WDTH LESS THAN REQUIRED MAY BE
OCCUPIED BY A SINGLE.FAMILY DWELLING PROVIDED IT
MEETS SETBACK REQUIREMENTS. THESE PROVISIONS
DO NOT APPLY WHERE A CONTIGUOUS LOT IS IN THE
SAME OWNERSHIP.
HOLLYWOOD
MINIMUM SINGLE FAMILY LOT AREA: 4,000 SQ. FT.
MINIMUM SINGLE FAMILY LOT FRONTAGE: 40 '
MINIMUM oUPLEX LOT AREA: 6,000 SQ' FT.
MINIMUM DUPLEX LOT FRONTAGE: 60'
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE: A SINGLE LOT OF RECORD NOT LESS THAN 50'
IN WIDTH AND HELD IN SEPARATE OWNERSHIP AT THE
EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE, MAY BE UTIL|ZED
FOR A SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING.
Page 4 - Undersized Lot lnformation
PLANTATION
MINIMUM SINGLE FAMILY LOT AREA:
MINIMUii SINGLE FAMILY LOT FRONTAGE:
MINIMUM DUPLEX LOT AREA:
MINIMUM DUPLEX LOT FRONTAGE:
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE:
POMPANO BEACH
MINIMUM SINGLE FAMILY LOT AREA:
MINIMUM SINGLE FAMILY LOT FRONTAGE:
MINIMUM DUPLEX LOT AREA:
MINIMUM DUPLEX LOT FRONTAGE:
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE:
7,500 sQ. FT.
75',
12,000 sQ. FT.
100'
IN ALL RESIOENTIAL DISTRICTS WHERE A LOT OF
RECORD EXISTED AT THE TIME THE ORDINANCE WAS
ADOPTED AND THE LOT HAS LESS AREA, LESS wlDTH OR
LESS DEPTH THAN REQUIRED IN THE DISTRICT, THE LOT
MAY BE OCCUPIED BY A SINGLE.FAMILY DWELLING
PROVIDED ALL OTHER REQUIREMENTS ARE ADHERED
TO.
5,000 sQ. FT.
50'
8,000 sQ. FT.
70'
ONE SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING MAY BE ERECTED ON
ANY VACANT SINGLE LOT WHICH WAS OF RECORD ON
THE EFFECTIVE OATE OF THE ZONING CODE PROVIDED:
1. THE LOT HAS REMAINED IN SEPARATE AND
INDIVIDUAL OWNERSHIP THE ENTIRE TIME THE LOT
HAS BEEN PROHIBITED BY THE ZONING CODE.
2. THE YARD DIMENSIONS AND GROUND COVERAGE OF
THE BUILDING CONFORIIiS TO REGULATIONS FOR
THE DISTRICT.
3. THE LOT OF RECORD IS NOT LESS THAN 2.5' IN
WDTH.4. THE LOT OF RECORD SHALL COMPLY wlTH ALL
OTHER APPLICABLE REGULATIONS OF THE DISTRICT.
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$ 5.10 DANIA CODE
consisting of a single lot of record rrot less than frfty (50) feet in width aDd held iD
s€parat€ ownership at the effective date of this ordinance, may be utilized for r
single-family dwelling. (Ord' No. 23-85, $ 1, 7'23'85; Ord No. 13'92, S 1' 7-14'92)
5.16. INTERSECTION VISION. As an aid to free and eafe movement of vehiclee
at and near street int€rsectiong and in order to proEoota more adequatc protection for
the safety of children, pedeetriana, operators of vehicles and property at all drcct
intergectione, no obetruction to vision (other than aI eti8ting structure) erceeding
thirty (30) inches in height above the eetablished Srade of the ttreet at the property linG
shall be erect€d or maintained on any lot within the triangle formed by the atreet lot
linee of such lot and a line drawn between the pointe along auch etreet lot linea thirty
(30) feet distant from their point of intersection, provided, however, that thie provision
shall not apply in the c-2 commercial Dietricts. (see attachment one of thie chaptcr for
an illustration of thie requirement')
Editor'g Bote-Attachment I, to which reference- is made above, i3 not get out in
this Code, but is attached to Ord. No. 10O and may be congulted at the office of the
building official or the city clerk-auditot.
5.17. EXISTING SINGLE ANDTwO-rnullv DEVELOPMENT. A single-familv
structure or two-family structure located in any Rs-600o, RD-6000 or RS-8000 district
existing at the time of adoption of thie chapter which doee not comply with the lot'
yard or bulk regulations for building lots in the R-District in which it is located may be
added onto provided the following conditiong e!i8t or are Eet
(a) Front and rear yordc. No structure ehall be added onto unlees gaid addition
maintaine a minimum front yard of twenty'five (25) f*t and a minimum rear
yard of ten (10) feet, (See eection 6.31 for permitted projections.)
(b) Side yardd. No structute ghall be added onto unleos eaid addition maintainc a
minimum side yard of eeven (7) feet. If a corner lot, a minimum street aide yard
of fifteen (15) feet shall be provided, (See e€ction 6,31 for permitted projectiong.)
(c) sidc eetb(rjhc for singlefamily additbnt Minor additions to a einglefamily residen-
tial etructwe with exieting frve.foot eetbactr may be allowed to utiliz€ a five'foot eide
getback *'ith a maximum twenty-foot exteruion along oaid fivefoot side setback IiDe.
setbacks currently in compliance with eide aetback regulations have to be aclhered
to. This s€ction appliee to aingle'family residenclg only. (Ord' No' 1'13' ! 2' 5'24'77t
N. No.30, ! 2, rr-22€3)
5.r8. REQUIRED AREA OR SPACE CANNOT BE REDUCED' The area or
dimension of any tot, yard, parhing area or other space ehall not be reduced to legr
than the minimum required by thia chaptar ercept as provided in thie chaptsr; and, if
already less than the minimum required by this chapbr, said area or dimenaion may
be continued but shall not be further reduced except as provided in this chapter' (Ord' No'
100, $ 1, 7-20-76)
6.2O. EelghtBogulatlone'
5.21. GENERAL APPLICATION. No building or structure ehall have a treater
number of stories, or have an aggregate height of a greater number of feet, whichever
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hereby deaignatad and determined to have a width of 5i0 fe€t, and no building
or oth6r structure ehsll be erected cloaer than 25 feet to the center line of such
streets, avenues and public wayr. Ttre dedicated portion of auch atreetr,
avenues and public ways, if any, ghall conetitute a portion of the 5O foot gtreet
right-of-way. The city engineer ehall det rmine and fir the eract location of
such etrcet€, avenuer and public ways. .
(e) Ae to all new plats of propced gubdivieions which are preaented to tho city
commission for approval, euch plata shall rhow a total dedicatcd width for aI
otreets and eveausr of 60 feet or Eor6. Spscificdly, by tbir chrpaa, th. ci$
comaiss&ra of tbe City of Dania hereby determinea and ordaine tlrl rDe
minimua wiilth for any newty dedicated streot or avenue which appeara ia eny
ncw plat of a propoeed subdivieion ehall be not less than 00 fcel Ftrrtber, in
any situation where a property owner offere to dedicate or grslt art eaa€rDent
or right-of-way for public street purposos and if euch dedication ot trant
requirea the approvd ot conaent of the city, Euch approval o, conaent shall not
be given unless ths propoood easonont . or right-of-way for public street
purpoaes ha.e a width of at leaet @ feet
(O In determining the retbacl requirements for any building propooed to bo
erected, the aetbact requiremonts hereinabove provided for in tlre Previous
aubparagraphe of this 8€ction ahall be construed ae being minimum getbackr
and ghall not be construed ae repealing in any.manner any erieting eetbacl
requirements gtated in othor parts of thir chaptar or in ,ny independent
ordinancea concerning the eubject. If under different eoctions of tllie chapter e
greater setback for a buildiry ie required than may be required by the previoue
eubparagrapha of thi8 s6ction, cuch greatet s€tbacL requirement shall bc
enforced.
(g) lYhen e lot abuts a privat street whers thc right-of-way width is not, in thc
opinion of the building official, clearly d6t rmin6d, the gtreet lot linec, for thc
purpoaos of thie chapter, shall bc located twenty-fivc (26) feet from and
parallel to or concentric with the.center line of eaid atreet.
(h) Notwithetanding the above requiremente, when a lot abuts a public otreet
undsr the adminietrative juriodiction of other political auMivisions ruch as thc
county or statr, the rtreet lot linea, for the purpoaes of thie chapter, shall tc
detarmined only after coordination with thc reapective agency having
juriedictlon.
6.16. LO(I WIDTH AND AREA.
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(a) All lot, yard and bulk regulations for both the principal and accesaory uses ehall be
calculated within the confines of the lot.
(b) Every plot upon which a residential structure is erect€d shall be not less than sixty
(60) feet in width and gix thoueand (6,000) square feet in area; except that a plot
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Secr. 39-667-39-677. Reeerved.
ABTICLE XXXVI. ONE.TAMILY DWELLING-N.IA
TO R.TC DISTAICTS
The following regulationa ahall apply in all R-lA, R-tB and
R-1C districts:
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(a) No building or structure, or pa.rt thereof, shall bo
crected, altered or ueed, or land or wator used, in whole or in
part, for other than one of the following uses:
(1) One-family dwelling.
(2) Recreation buildings and facilitiee, playgroun&,
playfielde, parka, beachea, owned arrd operated by
federal, etate, county or municipal governrDent
(3) Eristing cemet€ry, crematory or Eauaoletrrf.
(4) E ating railroad right-of-way, not including
switching, freight, or storago tracl<s, yarda, buildinge
or maintcnance structu!6.
(6) Publicly owned and operstd library, an galery or
EUaeutr.
(6) E<lucationd, recrsational and aocial cent€E Dot
op€rat d for profit and htrnded to rerve the eurou.ad-
ing neighborhood. Such uge shall b€ tocated on a plot
having at least ,IO,0OO equare feet of aroe aDd h.viDg
at least 200 feet of stre6t frontege. Aoy buildingr ot
roofed etructur€ on a plot utilized for euch uao shall be
located at leagt 6O fect from aDy othor reeidentially
zoned property. No parling u6a lhdl be locatad
within 20 feet of any plot lino.
(7) Golf coun€, not including miniaturs golf courae or
practice driving tee, providing plot comprieea at leart
100 acres of land in one parcel and any acGossory
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(3) R-lC districts: Plot width of 60 feet and plot area of
6,0O0 square feet.
(b) Provided, however, that in areas subdivided prior to
the effective date of thie ordinance, a plot consisting of a lot
of record may be utilized for a one-family dwelling.
(c) Every plot upon which a permitted nonresidential
structure or use is erected or placed ahall be not less than
lO0 feet in width and l0,0OO square feet in area.
Sec. 39-68O. Plot coverage.
The combined area occupied by all principal and
accessory buildings shall not exceed 40 percent of the area
of the plot.
Sec. 39-681. Height.
No building or structure, or part thereof, shall be erected
or altered to a height exeeeding either 2 etoriea or 35 feet,
except that a steeple or tower on a church may ert€nd to a
height of 50 feet.
Sec. 39-682. Froat yard.
(al Residential Usea. Every plot used for a l-family
dwelling shall have a front yard not less than 25 feet in
depth.
(b) Nonresidential Uses: Every plot utilized for a nonre!-
idential building, structure or use, except accessory build-
ings, structures or uaes, shall have a front yard not less
than 30 feet in depth.
Sec. 39-683. Side yarde.
(a) Residential Uses. Every plot used for a l-family
dwelling shall have a side yard on each side, each of which
ehall be at least lO fcet wide in an R-lA and atleastTth feet
wide in R-lB or R-lC district; except that where a plot io
leee than 60 feet in width, each side yard ehall be at least 5
feet in width.
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Sec. 39-74O. Ueea permitted.
No building or Etructur€, or part thereof, ehall b€ erect€d,
altered ot used, or land or water us€d, in whole or in parl
for other than one or more of the following apecified usea:
(l) Any uee permitted in an R-lA, R-lB or R-lC digtrict,
subject to the limitationa, requirements and procedute
specified for euch use,
(2) Two-family dwelling.
(3) Two one-family dwellings.
(4) Church and church echool incidental to church.
(5) Uses accessory to any of the above when located on
the rame plot and not involving the conduct of any
businesa, trade, occupation or profession.
(6) Reeidence on floating homes or vessels. (Eff. 12-1-78)
Sec. 39-741. Size of ploL
(a) Dwellings. Every plot upon which a tegidential
Etructure ia erect€d shall be not legs than 6O feet in width
and 6,000 eguare feet in area; except that a plot, consisting
of a single lot of record not legs than 50 feet in width, and
held in separate ownerehip at the effective date of this
ordinance, may be utilized for a two-family dwelling.
(bl Nonresidential uses. Every plot upon which a permit-
t:d nonresidential structure or uee, other than an accesaory
gtructure or uae, ie erected or placed shall be not lees thaD
l0O feet in width and 10,00O feet in area.
Boc. 39-742. Plot coverage.
T'he combined area occupied by all main and accessory
buildings shall not exceed 4O percent of the area of the ploL
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tion;-provlded, howevor, that wort hss beea end shall be clrriodor diligently purauant to a valid building p"-rif torC Xr, AZf, fI, rr-16€2)
.&A NonconformLq bk ol rerlird. In ary iliatricl, in whlch8rryre-tamrly detEchrd dwellingr rr€ p€rrdtt€d, e aiugle-femilyileiached dwelling and curtoarary accessory buildiag; mry beerecled 91 a aiagle lot, tracr, ot larcel or U"a of .d.aii-Xlvember 21, 1978, ootwithatanding lirn;r.f6ns trrp.*d U-"i;provisions oflhie aecliou. Such tot muct U. ilr a"pa*f" o.ieo"t ipand not be of contimrour Fontage with otler tots i"if"-r._i,owrorship. This.praviaion eball apply even though r.rch lot-fail!o mc=t t,be requiremeutr for area, width, depth or &nritv tbotgr€ .applicable gr the zonlne districr h whicf, tla t a" p-Lt;,tract, ie located; providd bowever, that rcquired y"oi * *idimanaione and requirements other than tt,ie o*La" i.-rrf*tiona applying to area, width or depth ala[ -ofil t" he ii-Ialione for the zoalng dietrict in which guch lot b lqtad- - - -'-
- [f two (2) or mors lots, or combinetiona of, lote, e portioru oflots wilfi contiDuout frontage aud aingle ownerehio a;;;;on Norzmber 21, lW&, and if all or part of the hL do Dd ErJthe requiremente esl,ebliahed for tod area, r.idth or ilenth^ tlralan& involved ahall bc conoidered to be an undiviiled pi*jf ?*tho purpcee of thla aection, tnil no portion ofo* parclf "f,rff U.
used or sold in a manner which dimiriCrea the rhrroc d complt-lncc sith lot width, area and depth requirehoats -ectlblishedW
thia rection, nor ahall ary divieion ofany parcel be allowed rhicf,croates a lot vith area, wkltlr or d6ptb, aE all, Ieee tbsn thr,oquirements dat€d in tlie erti,on-
(l) When iwo (2) or more a{ointng rnd vacant lotr or panolcrith cootinuoue tontrge or aroe aro u.nder tbe sadre owD-erahip on or aller Novombor Zl, l$,ilg, e.rL Iots s[dl b.considered 05 one kact Eo aa to Ereatr ons fi more lo{a or
Frcals whici conform !o tha minlnrun frontagr, area anddmaity requiramerrts of th€ difirt in rhich-thev are localed, and as llrrtlrer prorided for bereia,
(2) Wben sn indlvidud lot or parcol has an area anrrllsr thenOre nequirementa of the fistrict in whict it f, fcut"a. iriws a lol, or parcel of rcc.ord, on Nowmbor Zl, lg?g, Ure
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permittrd uoe6 of the zonihg diBtricl will bc allo*'rd onarh lot or parel, provkling all requlrementa, otlpr thaa
boiHlng aite area, are mainlained.ltie peragrapb gball uot apply whcre two (2) o Doru I,oa. I
parcek r4plh lu such a faghion tlat should tlry be con:idered ar
ooo lot I Psrcel, Euci ainglo lot or patcel would meet sll nlnl-
muan requiremeots eg to area and dimenoiqr4 pmvidod thet ell
the area ro coneidered is in the same owDership. (Ord. No. 82-1?,
! 7, U.16€2)
(1.05) Nonconf<rmW usct of land: A nonconlorming uso rnrJr
be coutinued if it lawfully eriCed on November 21, 1978, or 8t
the tine wben the uee was thereafter Fohibit€4 arbject to the
following limitati,oru and restrictionr:
0) Ciange k bation of uac No nonconforming uae rhdl ba
moved in whole or in part to ary qther portion dtbc lot c
parcel oetrpled by su€h uae on Novembet 21, l9?0.
@l Ciszge ofou'nership or taddnqt: All rightt and obligati,onr
aseociated witJr a nonconforming use of land run with the
lald and are not peraolal to the preeent osner c ltnent of
the nonconforming use of land and ere not afia{tsd by s
chalge ir o*aership or tenanqr, except if abandoaod-
Bl Actr'csory * ircidenbl ,Brs: UBes, rccesaory !o a ooDcon-
formlng uee not ln exiBtencs on November 21, 1918, are
not pernittzd.
(,1) Cbange to a Bors restrlctlvo or equally reatrlctlw cato
gory of uee: A nomonfcming u8e mey be drangrd to a
rnors rcatrictivr category of nomonfrming us if ths ts-
sulting clunge rcducea thc ibgrce of nonconformity rith
aplicable eite develqrnent dsndavds sttd ue regulatioar.
Fa the purpore of thlo eectlon, e moo metrictive cataSot)r
gball be a urs or site rhvelopoeut etanderd omtaiaed ritbin
a rrore rasbistlvo :orlng ilirtrtct.
If no structurat allaratiols are mado, any aonconforming
use of a slrncture, or of a dructlrrc snd premiaee in comH.
natioo nray be changed to another nonconfrming uoe ofa
similar character, provlded rhe diroctor ehall fiDd that tlE
reeultiog clenge does not increas€ the degre of notrcon-
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InCerior oCorner 10
Accessory SlrucLures 5
(5) Minimum flnor aree: Ono thousand (1,0O0) vlrare feet per
unit.
(6) Special regulaLioos: Acce.ssory Btructures shsll mver no!
more than tlirly (30) per cent ofthe total rear yard area.
(Ord. No. 86.47, ! 3, 11-5-86)
(3,A5) Gene ml re{ulaliotrt;
(l) Supplcmcnl.al regulations-
(?) Developrnent review procedure;.
(3) Ofi'Street parking and loading regulation6.
(4) Landecaping provisions,
(5) Sign regrrlations.
Sec. .1. RD-rZ Resldential Two-Family (Duplex) dietricl.
(1.O1) Purpose ond intenl: Th€ purpose Bnd int nt of thi!
disttict ie to provlde guitable eitcs for t}o development of
two.family (dupler) residential dwelliogs in arssr consi!t!nt
with tho cit)r's comprehensive lond use pl,an.
(1.02) Uses petmilted:
(1) Two-family (dupled residential dwellinga"
(2) Singlafamily residentisl dwellingr, eubject to RS.? regu-
laiions, provided, however, that lots plated prior to No
v€mber 21, 1978, may be developed in coaformity with
Ar[iele III, Section { of the T,oning and Land Devclopment
Code.
(3) Residential aocesory uses.
({} Public parhs and playgrounda.
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(5) Pubiic uLility sulrstations, lransformers ond lransmissioo
, facilities.
(6J Churches, synagogues and similar houras ofworship.(fr. No. ?9,21, ! 1,6.1.79; Ord. No.8S32, ! r,9.8A6)
(4.03) llses pcrmitted conditionally:
(l ) Public and private schools, provided that no structur6is locq!€d less than lifty (50) feet from any adjacert
residcntial uso aDd that educational activitis! .ro of a
secondary level or below with a surriculum aubetan-tially similsr to thet of a gcneral public school
curriculum.
(2) Day care centere and nurueries, provided llnt area.
designated for outdmr play activities aro olf.cfively
screened from eny adjaccnt residenLial u.se.
(3.) Puhlic far:ilitiea, provided that no Bl.ruciura lg locatcd
lcss thon fifty (50) feet from any adjacont rcuidsntial
use.
{4) 'I'ownhoue€ residential dwellings. provided that lny
sucb use shalt comply wit} the r€gulations and rite
development stendardg a8 Bet forth in Artich V,
scction 12.
(5) Mobile homc residentie.l dwellingr; provlded th-ot .rry
such us€ ahall comply with the regulgtione and litdeveloprnent standards as act forth in Article V,
sertion 13-
(6) l'arking lots.
(Ord. No. 85.38. I1, r16-85)
( 1.01 ) Stte deuelo p me nl c t onda rde:Il) Minirnum lot a.ea: Seven thouaand five huo&ed. (i,6OO)
$quare feet.
Snrallcr lo[s platted prior. lo Novcmbcr 2I, lg7g, shell bepcrmitlad.
(2) Mirrinrum lot width: Scvcnty-live (7S) feet.
Snrsller lots plattrd prior to November 21, l9ig, ghell bepcrmit[od.
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( 15.01) General. Certai n uses of land are temporary in charac-r. They vary in tyw a nd degree, as wcll as ln Iength of timetnvoIved. Such uses may have little tmpact on surrounding and
[fi3i;"'S!:ii',i"il"'g.,fl iJ;irl to which the densitv
(Ord. No. 82-t?, 0 r+, rr-ro-AZl
t nearby properti es or they may Presen t serious questi ons involv-,l ln8 potential incompatib ility with ex1ating an d projected permit-ted or permissible uses. Itisthe intent of this sectioa to classifylemporaryuses and to provide for permitting, administrationt' Ind control of such uses according 0o the seveial cl assilicationsherein set out.Except as otherwrse provided in this code, tempo-rary uses shall be governed by this section.
Grand opening sale conducted outdoore.
Going.out-of.business sale conducted outdoors.
*i:lt #31}';fff,:Hitr*:: a .itu orh." than the
Any other off-premises sale.
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- !.15.02) Permit required.: No.person shall opcrate any of theror rowins temporarv uses withii rh" ;ffi; ;rJiandate wichouttrrst obCaining a temporary use perririt:
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(7) Minimum pervioug area: Thirty (30) per cent,
(8) Minimum common open spaco: Ten (10) per cent of park
site in one concentrated easily accessible area.
(Ord. No. 82-17, * 12, 11-16.82)
(I 3.OZ) General regulations:
(1) Supplemental regtrlations.
(2) Development reviewprocedures.
(3) Off-street parking and loading regulations.
(4) Landscapingprovisions.
(5) Sign regulations.
Sec. 14. Redevelopment nrea modifications.
( 1 4. 0 I ) W ithi n oflici a lly-desi gna [ed red e velopm cnt target areas,
the city commission may modify Epecified yaid setback, mini-
mum flmr area, tandscaping, or off-street parking requirements
relatlng to any proposed project if they are determined to signifi-
cantly inhibit, neighborhood or structural improvement efforts,
(Ord. No. 83-14, $ 1, 9{-83)
(11.02) All requosts for such modificatjons shall be frled with
the director by tho property owner of record and transmitted
within thirty (30) days of frling to the city commission accompanied
by a stalf recommendation for approval or denial. Ihere shall be
a fiItry-dollar ($60.00) frling fee requiretl with each such request.
Sueh requests for modilication shall bo advertised, posted and
noticed in conformity with the requirements of Article VI, Section
3 ofthe Zoning and Land Development Code as to variances. (Ord"
No. 86.31, $ 8, 9.2&86; Ord. No. 90-16, $ 8, 9-18-90)
( I 4. OJ) Withi n oflicially.desi gned redevelopment target areas,the city commissiorr may waive lhe specified density unit count
according to Article V, section 9, to allow permitted residential
uses to be developed at greater than fourteen 04) net units pcr
acre, but no more than fifteen and five-tenths (1b.5) net units per
acre, or the maximum density permitted by the adopted compre-
hcnsive plan, whichever i6 less; minimum tot size of exisiingplatted lots mrrsl. be at least five thousand six hundred twenty
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(a) Jfre a.e;_i_On of th.e proposd coostruction ahal,l beconpatlble rrltb thd "ii gi""i -a"="-ig;--ina scale ortrte _Building, the _Etruc-tire ray U""..a?"lg"lil"liirn a Dah:rer vbich is conEisieni -i" a"iiilil iijlaterial througbout _
l{e!r Construction and Additio-ns: At least Z0l of, the::gil:! f_ront yard area Ehal.l u" ljai!-i? ran.tscap..rPervrous opeE spacE.
(a) Iahdscape RequireEent8 s See Article 9.
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IAND DEVELOFITEN' CODE
AITTICIE IIL DI8TRIC'T NTCUT.ETTOXS
S€c. 3430. R-l: Siugte-Fs.oily Residatisl DisEici'
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6l Purpse. R'1 zoning is edablisted for single'familv {"flung
uni* andielatad acceesory usec at a density not to esed fi're (5)
units per Sross acres ercept *hae {C)(1Xb) below apglies'
lB) (I*s Permidd. lfq lr'i].llng or sEucture or part thEEof
suati bu..ected, eltered or uE€4 or lald or ralcr use4 i'u whole
or in part for other than one (l) dt.he follorinsi4ecified u6ec
(1) One-fsmily dwelling inclu'li'g group home nnd fr'r'ily da5r
care home as defined it Atride XVI[. GmuP horoes must
be separabd by a radr,rs of at least on" thoussnd (1,000)
feet
{2) Re*eation facililos, playgou-nds, play{ields, parks owoed
snd operat*d by federal, state, cou-o'ty. school berd or ou'
nicipd goverament.
(3) Publicly ormed lnd operated lihary' 8rt gall€ry. museuEr
or schol.
(4) Church.
(5) Church ochool which 'hqll ofrer cuEicula substantislly
cquivaleui to public schools ofcomparable gradec ard rhall-
meet tle academie rcquircmenta ofthe gtstB departJoent' of
efucation
l0l Bu.ld4 Sitz Aieo,
(L\ Resi&ntial usc
(a) Minlmum of eixty (60) feet in sidt'h arrd sir thousaDd
(6,000) 6quarc feet ia a.rea
G) tn areas gubdivided arrd recorded prior to the sixtb day
qf August, i958, *here a lot o! psrcel {1""-a lar -area or wldth of IesE tbar the above descaibcd mitr'
imum, sucfi lot or parcel of land may be occupied by a
aingle-famlly dweUing, subject al6o to meetiogthc pre
visilns of Article XfV. t"dion 2{-188' ln zuch cases'
Lhe front. raar, arrd eidc yards shall be provided u
hereinaftcr Prescribed'
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(c) Ttre pmvisions of (bJ above shsll rot rpp\r t a n6o.
confornihg lot *here t,lele io a catig:ou.n vaceat l,ot
in che sarBe ownership, fmnting oo the tane gtleea-
(21 Nor*esidettial n*c:.. Minjmurn of olp hundred (100) feet inyidth aDd t€n thousand (10,mOI sgua::e feet in ar.es-
(Dl Buildbc Stte Coumgc tad Gren Spa-
Madmum coverage by buildng!: forry (40) percent.
Minimum landscaped or pervloue Thirty (fl)) pcrccut.
tE) Yord Scrbocts. Ewry plot upon whirL a builrtlng or strg !
turs is erected *u.ll hava
ll\ Frcnt fird: Minimum of twenty-E!€ (25) feet acept h the
case ofa plot forty (,10) feet wi& irr rhich case a thirty-Eve
(36) fooi sethack shall be required. Not morc thar forty (40)
percent of the required fronr yard shdl be paved-
Itl Side )@e
(d One-fam0y d*=!ling: Minimura of aeven and on+hatf
(7V:) feet on esch si& except that where a plot fu less
tl:an aix$ {60) feet in wid0r, thso 'nihi"rrrur 6f five (5)
fest h eidtl.(b) Nonregidential fuilrring o6 sle; tflrritar-n of Elteeu(t5i feet on each aide.
(31 Comer plots: Upon coraar pl,ote thcss <hall bs s frsrl JrB;d
as herct forc prescr-ibed q-,,1 irr Edditi,on tharoto a si& yail
of at least filteen (15) fest in cridth olr the ride of tba plot
abu&ing on the rida street or dediqted raterwry. fha
Fonl and si& of comer plots .hqn be deteraniled from thc
Pl8t.
t4) Ecaryord' MinlrauE of-Efteen (15) f€e0 E spt trcttrllvo
(25) feet in tihe case of uonrtgidential bufldi::g qr ur.
F) Buildia fiaigla Umirz
(1) Maximum of two and one-helf (2yr) stories or thirfy-five
(351 feet.
C) Chutch steeples shsll not exceed ffV (5O) fe€t iD hoigfiL
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d(\'rrr({ or constrrr€d !o bc i pcrmit 6rr, or an ap
proral rrf any violction of any ol tlre provisioos of
ahis chaptcr. N9 frcrmit 9r esuming to give th€ au-
tlruri{y (o violate ol c.rrccl ttre lroviiions of thig
ordirrrrnr:c sha!l bc velid ":r<cept tn"ofar as llle work
ur,.,sc *hrch it atrthorir.cs ir larvful.
lbl 'Iltc isruance of a Pcrmit upon planl and
$p(,cilicrtions *hall not prevent tho cnforcing of-
t-rccr frorn thcrcaft{r rcquiring the correction of
crrors iu ssid plans and apceifications or frvru pre-
. ,.n t i o g iuil di ng ope.ratioris beiq <zrried on (hcre'
rrn*'r r* hcn in violal.ion of thia chapter, or any
ordirrance of the city.
{Cade l{,64, A54. A, Art. XVtn, ! 4)
Sec. 2?.8. Exisllng platled lotr.
In all rciidentlal disL'{cts where I ht oflscord
l;xisulrl at the time the ordinance frorn which lhir
c[st)ter wls dcrived rras adopted and tho lot hao
k=s arcl, lcss *idth or lcss dcpth tban thst !c-
quired by the distrir{ in wbi,"* it i! hcated, the lot
nray bc oc'cupiod by e sinflc-family dwelling pro
vided ell othcr requirements aJ.e Edhercd to.
(Codc 196{, App. A, Arc )fvIU, S 5)
S{,c. 2?-9. Zonlrrg re3rrlai.lont lor la.rr& ao.
aexed ialo llra Cily of Plelrtaalorr
alier July 24, ll73, wblch hadbcen
zooed under Eroward County
zoring regulctlonc prior to such
anneratlon.
ia) As o specific ftducemqrt to propcrty ovrners
(nnsidcring anncxatlon of their lands into tbe City
ofI'lsDtutign, the c.ity hcrcby agrcee that all rucb
lnnds 'r'hich had bccn zoned under Broword
( i'u nty r oning regulstioDs prror to snn€ratloD Into
thu Cit1. of Piarlilrlcn, shall, duricg the pcriod
r'1rrtDr(,ncjr]g July 24, l9?X, und tcrmr'natirg De.
cernbcr 29, !9?8, cr{oy I t€sted right jn and to
tlrr':
, I , Permitled u6cs (bat sa-'tioq ol cacb county
zrrning urc dislrict etlitlcd Uset petmitted
srrhjoct trr the lirnitirtions and requircmcnts
lltcr:in sr:t firrth for crrch suclt use;
2 Serhrcks. which are thc minimum hori-
.r,rlt;tl rli.slorrcer txrtuccn a structu.c ond
property Iincs.rr hct\.r.ccn a gtructure aDd
r another structule or a body of water--in
; cluding, wh(re approPriate, plot covemFu
rcstrictions;
(31 Derurity, which ie the perorit(ed int{nsit-v
of dcvelopmcht of a parccl of lattd and,
wherc mut(ifamily rcsidcnti+lly zoncd, tlre
numbcr of dwelling units pernritted to be
eonstt ucted per ucre of groes area;
t+) I Hcight, which is t}e tolal vcrtical brrilding
. dlstnnce from grade oI numberofstoricE by
I lingal measure;
(5)i Palking, which ir the numbcr of piirking
i spaces reqtrired, or pnrkiug court; and
(B) Arry regllati,rns of the Broward Counly
zoning usc district unde Ihich such prop-
i erty was roned prior to it6 anncxstion inl.o
the City of Plantation.
(b),Nothing hcrein ahnll preclude the property
owner from woiving the benefi ts ofthis chap&r as
s condition to b€ing annexed inoo tbe sity wheir
rcqulsted lo do ao by the city prior to such gnnex-
ation.
(c) Notling berein sball preclude the prcpclty
oryDer frofil waiving thc bencfitl of this chaptcr
aft€( annexalion into the city by requesting fult
ronir,rg under a city zqrdng use district-
(d) Nothing hercin shall bc dccmed to be a fixing
or a fre€llng of such vested right"s to the pen
nritted uses, setbacks, density, height, E d palkirtg
regrfations ofthe Broward County zoning usc dis-
trictrunder which sr.rch prolrrty was zoned as of
thc dat€ of the annexation of 6u.h property into
the $ty- These five (5) corrnty zoninB regulslion!,
as such rcgulntions moy hale bcen modified or
amf))dl1d since t}lc date ofarlnexation ofsuc-h prop
erty i'lto thc city trDd as tho 3amc cxist at thc tirnc
the groperty owner rcqucsts such dewlopm€nt
Ircrrlit,Ehrrll be applied to any requestorl dcwl-' opmqnt permit, aloog with eJch, every, and all
othci portions, standalds, and limitntions of the
city i:omprehcqEive zoning ordina.rrcc!, aa Eaore
also exist rrhcn such developn,r.nt pcnnit is
rought, r+'hich a.c applir.,ble to thr: city zoning
ur:e din-trict most eloscly rescrnbling thc Broward
Courity zoning usc disit'ict undcr which the sub
J(-ql prop{rrty sas lrnljously zoncd. and sball b<'
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in aquon feet
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r,500
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1,500
l.,400
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33,000
20,000
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15,000
13,000
r r,000
10,000
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9,000
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12,5
7.5
12.5
10
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1.5
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7.5
1,6
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10
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75
7.5
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100 w
l0o l,v
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100 w
100 w
100 lY
80w
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80w
125 W
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9,000
6,400
10,000
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' This diltrict clatains lots which were platted under County spe€iflcstlons. Th€se lots are perDli arcar rctbach d five (5) fect from screen enclosr:res of pools. Screcn enclosures without pools lb€governed by thc normal structurrl relbacl lines.
Tha number foilowing the hypheu rapreEants tbe nariroum Dumber ofdsclUrg unitggrosa acre iu thc ahrva ringk.farqily residential districta.
setbacha eprccifrally indicated on "ppro'ed llate eupersede tre abovc !€tback redrictionr.(code t96t, App- A, Aa. IV, ! 2; Or<t, No. 1s2?, I l, 6-8€5; Ord. No. r33r, lg t,2,6.1985; or<t, No., 2, t2-9-8?)
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Scc, 17-164. Height.
No building or stnr.ture, or part thereof, sball
he erp:cted or altercd to a height cxceeding two
;rnd a hslf (2*) rtories or thirty flve (36) fect.(Code 196{, App. A, ArL IV, ! 3)
!hc. 17-155. Irrt cov€rage.
'[te combined area occupled by all buildinga or
stl1rct\ries rhall not exceed thirty.fivc (35) perCent
of the tutnl lct arca.
rCode 196.1, Anp. A, Ar1. IV, ! {)
Sugp. No 6
8cc. ,?-lt0. Aulo dorage.
Every riuglefsnily rceldence ahall ha
rags or c8rport for the storage of Bt teast
F.-(r)
automobile, and ocaess to srr.h garage orshsll b€ over a hard surfaced drivew ay
inS *,ith 6 Pu61i" uO..,. -(Code 1964, App. A, Art, fV, 5 5)
lrec. 37-167. Garzful.
Wllere the rear yard of q ongte-frmily
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DIVISION 4. RD6L MULTIFAMILY
(DUPLEX) DISTRICT
&c. 27.1?t, Regrrlatioae.
Su9p. No 6
drainaFc easenrcnt, a ga:l.hg nray b€ constn atedtn ar.y pair.ion of the rear yard: provided, ho\a.ev-Er, th^t thc garcbo i6 to'I),pc V construction !sper the rcqLrrrelnente uf thc South Florrda Eurlti.rlgCod,e arrd s+m€ is open.sided and uascreened.rCqlc 196,1. App A, Ari Iy, ( 6)
*e ,. Z1|-|SE-ZZ-I70. R€serv€d,
area sh.dj be twolve ahousand (12,000) r{uere f€eaand e.lch lot shali have ar average wldth of Dotrei6 rhan oDe hundrnd (l 00) feet and an averagedcpth ofnot lcsr than one hundred fl00t feet, iI_v,oco hor,vcverr thot afler a rwofsnrity d]r'eiiinp{sing.le stru.ture only) duplor *,! & ;;;;;
::1,,1_"-,:*i.t.h" dwelting uoire beihg I propertr-areo I I re wal I recEir.€s lts cert ificate of o.;r* "_1: :l_n". thcreof slnll b" fr"o t" u"pr. dry "ilcuDrber or @nvey eit}or family dwellirrg ruit (after receiving a cutrent coae cor"pUanE i::sfr.tion Eign o(I $at t]rc conrmon *"il i, " p-ilrlrated frre waU which exten& up O the sheaihi;of-lhe roof and is constru!.t€d ii qccordance wifill}-r.!uf .,0" Buirding Code requiremenrs, IcDpy ot Bhich current codg complianc€ inspectlonsigu olr shall.be atGcbcd to tL "onrry*"o *
;lfl#'ff#F#"T.#Hird:fi :fi :,,xwnlcj) evona t}lg centerline of t_he common wallbetwees the family dwelfing uniU rhall conJ.rure_ lne corDmon boundary and cha]I ertr]nd tOEnc out€rm_ost property lincr in such manaef os tomft equsly divide tle lot a_rcas fro"tag! l;vidth of each auch dwelling uEit palcel !o corF
::i:"-o T,:o.pbed, having due regard for drive-ways, adewalkr, entra,nces and off.etrc€t Dsrkin;consideratlors for each ruch dwehrng uart.
i:il:#i'APP A Art' v' ! 2; ord-No. r?4s, $
Sec, 27.17{. Floor arer.
ITi:?ltliil .1?LT1". S,i ii3fli fi I1rleet,and the. minimum floor srea fo, t"o f"_riu-{rr.cning sholt be onc rhor.,s.rnd (t,0c0r il;i..iper untt
(Co.Je 1964, App. A, Art. V, ! At
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Scc. 3?.1?2. Use regulatione.
No building or land shaJl be used and no build-lng anall b€ crect{d, conrtrucled, reconslruciod oIstructurally altcred. which is de.signed, orrangcd
ll,,l_Ild"d ," Y_:.cupied or tr:rcd fL aii o-rrp?*orn.! rhon oo€ (l) of th€ tollqwing;
{l) Single.farrrily dwelliag.
(21 TWo.farnrly dwelling (single ctmcture ouly).l3l [tu]licly o\rned recreadon buildingE aDd fa.crttties, playgr.ouodr, playri€l&, irks atrdmannea
(41 ltre.Ioltowing u.res if 6rst approv€d aB ntonditional u.rc:
" F::.,"r, owned park and recreation
. rac,ttttes nut operirtod for proht^b. l'rivatcly owned parking.lots for thepur?ose of serving adjacent businesi
1ll"d,p:1n"*y, .n,a porL,ng Iot" noiiic:ce,{.(l ) acr€ $tbJtct to thj provisionsor scstfoE! 21.7qg and Z7_I4b.
;:Trl;ff'APP' A' A* v, s r; o'i"N;' IseB, s
Scc. ?7,t?3. Lot srea, wldth, dep$, and coo-vc].ance or errcurnbraace of ci-
1!e._ fgmily ,."it ", c*;ci;;;.-ifiod duplcrea aller issuanc,e ofcertifi cate af occup"nrv tho""on.\lhcn r_rodcr sioglc r,u.nr..rs}ip the mirrirnum lot
Sec, ,Z.t ZE. yard eetbackr.
.rffJ':?iliL::^t- si& and rear yurd sotbacrs
Proh! yard ietbnck
Side yard retback .
Rear yard sctbacl .
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s l5t.oor *ry_**
l.sdrcrDtnE conalrt oI Erc thrn lot olEonlt;tnq durablG &!.EldI vittrou! Drlorrr1!(Eo approYrl o! Lhc PIrnDlaq D.t,.iEEnt.(. s6,code, 3 50,a6. 1, lord. 7J-tor Dl..cdIo-30-7lt le ord. 7!-lt, p.r.Gd 12-36-ra;ra ord. 75-(1. p..red l-2, ,t, r-n ord.,9-30, 9.rr?d 1-16-rr; A4 ord. 6r-1, pr..Gd
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on. tla!, ttha Bartortlt da lcra lpoE
dlrldlng llncln th. ci.. of
thc csac ot a co!trlr lo!,parull.l or approtLrtelylloat lot llna
t orar xG coDa
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alcohollc bcr!!!g.., 1rDd rlrturEi ol ona orforcEoing. ('58 Cod.,75-5r, pd.r.d 6-l-?5,
{ - 13- 76; la. Ord. 75-5ord. 7?-65, lxreed 9-l
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the diatsicr by this chapler and shall bec6nsldcrcd . l.trful .pccial ercapE ion usc.
Addl l lonr or alt.r.trons to exiqting
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CITY OF DANIA
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: Commissioner Bill Hyde
FROM: Bud Palm, Utilities Director
RE: Water conservation efficiency tools
DATE: July 14, 1994
See attached regarding water conservation efficiency tools.
nd
,v/7
Demand Management
Emphasize the efficient use of water to reduce demand ,
Reduced use of equipment, chemicals
Reduce need for plant expansion
Reduced wastewater stream ".
-
Energy Policy and Conservation Act 1992
mandated 'l .6 gal flush toilets, 2.5 gpm showerheads, 2 gpm faucets u/
Water Efficiency Tools
lmpacb on users varied
water rationing forces rifestyre changes and not a rong term sorution
leak detec{ion and flow control lessen lifestyle impacts
Understanding water demand patterns
California studies show irrigation and toileb offer best conhol
Public information program is critical component
Customer control demand
Programs
Steeply tiered water rates, increasing during declared water emergencies
Coordination of large landscape water use evaluations
Public information campaigns
Development of conservation policies and ordinances
Keep up to date on new technologies, funding sources, per household water hends
Low flow toilet rebate programs, distribution of low flor shower heads
Standards for new developments
WaterAudits
Federal assistance under CDBG
Water Efficiency Tools
Utili$ Based
Conservation oriented rate struc,tured
Water Metering
Leak Deteclion
Customer based
lnstallation of low flow toilets and shower heads
Leak detection and repair
Water audits
Connection fees tor new connections based on efrieciency
Xeriscaping
Efficient irrigation and outdoor watering prac{ices
Water Reclamation
Reusing wastewater for nondrinking purposes
SourcB- ICMA MllS repons 6/94
CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
July 14, 1994
lVlayor and City Commissioners
Robert F. Flatley, City Manager
Michael W. Smith, Personnel Director
SUBJECT: Slreel Lighting - Sale Neighborhood Program
As part of the ongoing Sate Neighborhood Program which is a cooperative effort by the City and BS0
and partially funded through Community Development Block Grantfunds, BS0 has completed an
analysis of crime statistics in the SW area of the City and determined that certain areas can be made
sater through the installation of street lights. FPL has a program to install the lights for free however
there would be a monthly energy and maintenance charge of $94/yearllight. ($1 504 total/year)
Atotal of sixteen lights are needed and ofthese seven would be located in alleyways. The City has not
previously paid any part ol the cost associated with lights in alleys, however, these lights would
enhance security in the affected neighborhoods and it is part of a comprehensive program. Grant funds
cannot be used to pay the energy and maintenance fees. Low and moderate income persons can
obtain locks and residential exterior lights through the grant at no charge.
A deputy lrom the BS0's Community Policing program will be in attendance at the workshop to
expound on the law enforcement aspects of the lighting program.
Date
To:
From:
CITY OF DANIA
PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO:
FROM:
ROBERT F. FLATLEY, CITY MANAGER
TIMOTH' G. TApp,
'ARKS
& RECREATTON DTRECTOR .6'a
RE:AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMS
DANIA ELEMENTARY AND COLLINS ELEMENTARY
DATE: JULY 12, 1994
Recently we received approval from the Board of Education to operate afterschool
programs at Dania and Collins Elementary Schools.
Attached is the agreement for execution based on the RFP response submitted to the
board which is also attached.
Briefly the agreement allows us to supply the programs under the agreed upon terms at
a rate of $20.00 per child, per week. The fee is reduced to three dollars for families
qualifying under HUD guidelines.
Both sites will be HRS supervised and approved operations.
The Parks & Recreation staff are now negotiating terms with the principals at each site.
Hopefully, I will have additional information regarding these terms for the July 19, 1994,
workshop.
TGT/njs
s 0f
lhe Nation's Largest Fully Accrcdited School S ystem
THE SCHOOL BOARD OF BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA
08t0
Much24, 1994
/t! c"tt'
Cr,&iperson Mr. Robert D. Paaks
vice Charye$on Mrs. Minam M. Oliphafil
M.s. Karcn Dickerh@l
Ms. Eilgen S. SchwarE
Mrs- Toni J. Siskin
Ms. Diana Wasseaman
Mls. Lois W6rler
Arhur S. Hanby, Jr., C.P.M., OrectorPurchaslng and War€housrng
1320 Soulhwesl Founh Sreer
Fort Laudordale, Florida 33312-7535
{3051765-6120suNcoM 484-6120
Facsimile (305) 767-841 7
Bid Horline (3051 765-6798
Sincerely,
4.t-,^
Sharon Swan
Purchasing Agent
ss/mh
Attachment
cc: Amanda IVIiles
Or. Frank R. Petiuzielo
Superihte ndent of Sc hools
City of Dania
100 West Dania Beach Boulevard
Dania, Florida 33004
Attention: Michael Smith
Director Personnel/Community Development
RE: RFP 95-001S Eligibility For Offering On-Site Before And After School Child Care CareAnd/Or On-Site Summer Recreation Programs By Not-For-profit Organizations
Dear Mr. Smith:
This. is to .advise.yo-u that the School Board of Broward County, Florida, has accepted your offer tofurnish before and after school child care and/or sufirmer recreation programs as specified for the period
9f .lt1lf t, 1994 ttuough June 30, 1995 as amended by the Agreement witl respect tb any indemnifiiation,hold harmless provisions and insurance references. This i'cceptance is subject to coirpliance with theAgreement, RFP specifications, terns and conditions, all periinent laws 6f the State'of Florida, andinstructions as determined by the Artorney for the School Boird.
The School Board of Broward County-^Florida, reserves the right to terminate this contact at any timeand for any reason upon giving thirty (30) days prior written notjce.
Attached are two copies of the Agreement. Sign both. keep one for you file and retum the other to myattention.
Equel Opponuniy 6hploteL lJsing AttirmatNe Action Guid.tin.s
TI'{lS ACREE\'IENT cntcrcd into this I5th d:ry ol\4arch, 199J, hy and bctu,ccn Thc School Board
ol'Broward CounLy, Florida, (hcrcin;:ltcr rctcrrcd to a.s lho "SBBC"), which is a govcrling body ol'
thc School Di.suict of Broward County, Florida and thc City of Dania, a non-prol'it providcr ol'
bcl'orc and alicr school child carc and./or on-sitc summcr rccrcation proSrams (hcrcinalicr rcfcrrcd
to as "CD").
AGRFF]\IENT
RECITALS
WHEREAS, SBBC issucd a Rcquest for Proposal idcntified as RFP 95-001S, datcd January 24,
1994 for the purpose of qualifying a pool of providcrs eligible for offering on-sitc bclbre and aftcr
school child carc and./or on-site summer rccrcation programs by not-for-profit organizations which
is incorporated herein by rcfcrencc.
WHEREAS, CD now desires 1o market it's services for on-site before and after school child care
and./or on-site summer rccreation programs to the schools pursuant to the specific dcscription set
out in RFP 95-001S and as offered in CD's response to RFP 95-001S which is incorporated herein
by reference.
WHEREAS, SBBC desires to have CD market it's services for on-site before and afier school child
care and/or on-site summer recreation programs to the schools pursuant to the specific description
set out in RFP 95-001S and as offered in CD's response to RFP 95-001S.
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of these premises and the mutual covenants set forth below,
the panies agree as follows:
Recitals: All recitals set forth above are true and correct, and are incorporated herein by
reference.
1
2 Marketing: CD agrees to market it's services for on-site before and afrer school child care
and/or on-site recreation programs to the schools pursuant to the specific description set out
in RFP 95-001S and as offered in CD's response to RFP 95-001S at no cosr to SBBC.
Services: Before and/or after school child care services and./or on-site summer recreation
programs will be given to any school marketed by CD in Broward County whose principai
authorizes CD to provide these services by written request and CD signs a lease ar rhat school
and follows all other requirements of RFP 95-001S and this Agreemenr. Services will be in
accordance with RFP 95-001S and CD's response to RFP 95-001S including all SBBC
guidelines and The Broward County Child Care Ordinance at that time.
3
4 Student/Staff Ratio: The student/staff ratio will be maintained a! no greater rhan the rado
indicative in CD's response to RFP 95-001S.
5 n CD ag rccs to providc 0 c(rnsislcnt protram as ol'lcrcd in CD's
rcsponsc to R FP 95-(X) lS. Progrant cnrichmcnts may hc ol'lcrcd a( lny tinlc dunng thc tcrm
ol'scrvrccs at anY school at no additional co.st to thc Parcnts. Any program cnrichmcn t.s
which contain an additional cost to thc parcnts will rc
ftcr school carc
quirc writtcn authorizxtion hy lhc
principcl and approval hy thc bcforc and a advisory rcvicw pancl.
6
7
8
9
Eegs. The fec structure containcd in thc response to R.FP 95-txllS or a lowcr fee structurc
,iila roo" bv rhe oudcs hcrcto will be usid at all schools without cxccption for 1994'95
,3toof yt.r 'Undci no circumsranccs will SBBC be ohligatcd to pay CD for scrviccs
rendered.
Term and Terminarion: This agrcement shall bccome effcctive N'larch 15, 1994. CD is
,rrdnze d !o p6"ld"' rh" servicei dcfincd hercin for school year 199_{-95 and may have thcir
aurhorizerion rcnewed annually by providing SBBC with. specific. renewal information
il;ir;i;r fee srrucrure which'will -be requested in writing by the Director of. Child
IJ"r"ioJil.", o, hiVher dcsignee. By June ldt of every yearCD will be notified in writing of
its rencwal or tcrmination of this Agrecmcnt.
Disnutes: Should a dispute arise regarding this Agreement, which cannot be resolved at the
It6ot i&.t. the following process shall be used to resolve this dispute:
wriuen informarion shall be sent to cD regarding the problem giving them five (5)
calendar days to respond in writing of the resolution to the Area Superintendent and
the Directoiof Child Development or his/her designee.
If the oroblem remains uncured, a letter will be sent from the Superintendent of
Sihooli or hisftrer designee to advise CD that the Agreement and/or the lease(s) will be
terminated.
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2
and any lease agreem ent(s) separately executed
This Agreement and the attachments hereto,
by the parties constitute the entire agreement
between the parties for services as defined hereln.It may not be charged or amended except
by an instrument in wridng signed on behalf of the partles.This Agreement cannot be
assigned without the prior wntten consent of fie parties hereto.
10. Indemnification and Save Harmless:
The cD agrees lo indemnify and save harmless The school Board of Broward. county,
Florida, foi all liability wha-tsoever arising out of the negligent acts of CD employees or
agents in directing the activities in the performance of their before and/or after school
program and/or summer recrerdon program.
The CD agrces ro pay any and all costs associated with the litigation and defense of The
School Boird of Broward County, Florida, as it relates to the use of School Board facilities
for the programs conducted by the CD as defined in RFP 95-001S.
I l. Prioritv of DocLtntcnls: In thr: cvcnt ol u conllict hctwccn thd documcnts, lhr: orricr ol'prcccdcncc ol'docurncnt.s l'or this Agrccnrcnt shull hc ls lilllos,.s:
a. Thi.s Agrccmcnt, cxclusivc of RFP 95-([lS and CD's rcspon.sc ro RFP 95-(X)lS.
b. RFP 95-001S
c. CD's rcsponse to RFP 95-ffi I S.
d. Any lcasc agreement signcd by thc partics.
12.Laws: This Agreement shall be construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Florida.In the event of any proceeding to cnforce or interpret thc provisions of this Agreement andthc righs. of the panie-s rhcrero, rhe panies agrcc io vcnue'in Broward County:Horida, and
the jurisdiction of the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit in and for Broward County,-Florida.
13.Independent contractor: cD is and shall remain an independent contractor with resocct to
SBBC and agre€s not to represenr itselfas an agenr of SBdC for any marter.
14. Noliqes: For pulposes of giving nodce under this Agreement, the following persons shall be
designated to receive norices, unless specifically staGd to the contrary herein.-
For SBBC:
Director of Purchasing
The School Board of Broward Counry, Florida
1320 S. W. Fourth Street, Building 7
Fon Lauderdale, Florida 33312
For CD:
Director PersonneUCommunity Development
City of Dania
100 West Dania Beach Boulevard
Dania, Florida 33004
Either party may change the person designated to receive notices upon wri(en notification to
the ofier pany.
t5
IN WINESS WHEREOF, the parries hcreto have cau.sed this Agrccmcnt to bc exccutcd by thcir
duly authorized representatives as of the dates set forth below.
For The School Board of Broward County, Florida:
ATTE
Srvcrahility: ll'cny part ol lhis Aqrccrrcnt i.s dcclarcd invliid, illcgll or u rrcn l'orccl h Ic. thcn
thc rcmainin-q parts ol'thc Agrccnrcnt shall .still rcmain in l'ull lorcc rnd cl'lcct unlcs.s u
matcrial altcration in thc position ol' onc or hoth ol'thc partics hld rc.sultcd duc to thc
climination ol'thc invalid, illcgal or uncnlorcorhlc scction.
Chai erson
Robert D, Parks
SupcrintL:ndent of Sc ls
torn'i iSIGNATURE:
DATE:
For City of Dania:
NAME:
TITLE:
WITNESS:
DATE:
SIGNATURE:
DATE:
WITNESS:
DATE:
NAME:
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TlllS ACRIIIIMENT enrcrcd into this l5th day ol'Ivlarch, 199.1, hy rnd hcnvccn Tho .Schrrol Board
ol'[Jrrtw.ard County, Flond:r, (hcrcinalicr rclcrrcd to as thc "SBBC"). which is a govcntin-u hody ol'
thc School District of Broward County, Florida and thc City of Dania, a non-prol'ir providcr ol'
bctbrc and alicr school child carc and/or on-sitc summcr rccrcation programs (hcrcina(icr rcltrrcd
to as "CD").
AGREEN{ENT
Recitals: All recitals set forth above are true ald correct, and are incorporated herein by
reference.
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2 Marketing: CD agrees to market it's services for on-site before and after school child care
and/or on-site recreation programs to the schools pursuant to the specific description set out
in RFP 95-001S and as offered in CD's response to RFP 95-001S at no cost to SBBC.
Services: Before and/or after schOol child care Services and/or on-site summer recreation
programs will be given to any school marketed by CD in Brow_ard County whose principal
iuthorizes CD to piovide these services by written request and CD signs a lease at that school
and follows all other requirements of RFP 95-001S and $is Agreement. Services will be in
accordance with RFP 95-001S and CD's response to RFP 95-001S including all SBBC
guidelines and The Broward County Child Care Ordinance at that time.
Studenr./Staff Ratio: The student/staff ratio will be maintained at no greater than the ratio
indicative in CD's response to RFP 95-001S.
RECITALS
WHEREAS, SBBC issucd a Rcqucst for Proposal idcntified as RFP 95'001S, datcd January 24,
1994 for rhc purposc of qualifying a pool of providcrs eligible for offering on-sitc bcforc and aftcr
school child iard and./or 6n-site summer rccrcation programs by not-for-profit organizations which
is incorporated herein by rcfcrcncc.
WHEREAS, CD now desires to market it's services for on-site before and after school child care
and/or on-site summer recrcation pro8rams to thc schools pursuant to the spccific description set
out in RFP 95-001S and as offered in CD's response to RFP 95-001S which is incorporatcd herein
by relerence.
WHEREAS, SBBC desires to have CD market it's services for on-site before and after school child
care and/or on-site summer recreation programs to the schools pursuant to the specific description
set out in RFP 95-001S and as otfered in CD's response to RFP 95-001S.
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of these premises and the mutual covenants set forth below,
the parties agree as follows:
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)lt t't CD ar.:rccs to plovidc il consistcnt protram as ofl'crcd in CD's
rcsponsc to RFl,95-(X)IS. Progrlm cnricltmcnts mly hc ollcrcd ut ;llry Iinlo durinu Lhc tcrm
ol' .scrviccs at any school at no additional cost to (hc parcnt.s. Any progra m cnrich mcn t.s
principal and approvul hy thc hcforc and a
tional cost to thc P
l1cr school c:rrc advisory rcvicw pancl
arcnts will rcquirc writtcn authorization by thcwhich contain an addi
6 Eegs: The fec srrucrure containcd in thc rcsponsc to RFP 95-ffilS or a lowcr fce structurc
iiEEd ,oon by the oartics hcrcto will bc usdd at all schools without exception for 1994-95
sihool ytar. Undci no circumstanccs will SBBC bc ohligated to pay CD for scrviccs
rendered.
Term and Tcrmination: This agreement shall bccome eftcctive March 15, 1994. CD is
arrffired ro prortdclhe servicei dcfined hercin for school year 19X-95 and may have their
authorization rcnewed annually by providing SBBC with spccit'ic rencwal information
including fee strucrure which- will 'be requested in writlng b.y. lhe Direc.tor of. Child
Dcvelopirent or hiVhcr designce. By June lCt ofevery year CD will be notified in writing of
its renewal or termination of this Agrecment.
Disoures: Should a dispute arisc regarding this Agreement, which cannot be resolved at the
F667-ol leuel, *re following process shall be uscd to resolve this dispute:
Wriuen informrtion shall be sent to CD regarding the problem giving them five (5)
calendar days to respond in writing of the resolution to tie Area Superintendent and
the Directoiof Child Development or his/her designee.
If tre oroblem remains uncured, a letter will be sent from the Superintendent of
Schooli or hisrher designee to advise CD that the Agreement and/or the lease(s) will be
terminated.
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Entire Agreement. Modification. Alsignment:- This Agreement and the attachmen6 hereto'
*d -, Ease aEreerne"(s) separately executed by the panies constitute the entire aglEement
betwedn the oaiies for servicis as detlned herein. It may not be changed or amended except
by an instrument in writing signed on behalf of the Parties. This Agreement cannot be
aisigned without the prior written consent of the panies hereto.
10. Indemnification and Save Harmless:
The cD agrees to indemnify and save harmless The School Board of Broward- county,
Florida, foi all liability whaGoever arising out of the negligent acts of C_D em-ployees or
ugents in directing thi acriviries in the performance of their before and/or after school
piogram and/or summer recreation Progrlm.
The CD agrees to pay any and all cosrs associat.'d with the litigation.and defense of The
School Boird of Bioward-County. Florida, as it relaes to the use of School Board facilities
for the programs conducted by the CD as defined in RFP 95'001S.
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2.
II Prioritv ol Doctrnrcnls: ln thc cvcnt ol'a conl'lict hctu'cctr lhu doctltl]cnts, thc ordcr ol
prcccdcncc ol dr^.-umcnts lor thi.s Agrccnrcnt shall hr: as lirlltr$ s:
a. This Agrccmcnt, cxclusivc of R FP 95-(X) I S and CD's rc.sPon.sc to R FP 95-(D I S.
b. RFP 95-001S
c. CD's rcsponsc to RFP 95-ff)lS.
d. Any lcasc agrcement signcd by the partics.
12.
13.
Laws: This Agrecment shall be construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Florida.
In the event of any proceeding to enforce or interpret the provisions of_this Agreement and
the rights of the plriies thcreto, the panies agree to venue in Broward County, Florida, and
the juiisdiction of the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit in and for Broward County, Florida.
14.
Indepcndent Contractor: CD is and shall remain an independent contractor with respect to
SBBC and agrees not to represent itself as an agent of SBBC for any matter.
Notices: For purposes of giving notice under this Agreement. the following persons shall be
designated to receive notices, unless sPecifically stated to the contrary herein.
For SBBC:
Director of Purchasing
The School Board of Broward County, Florida
1320 S. W. Fourth Street, Building 7
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 333 l2
For CD:
Director PersonneUCommunity Development
City of Dania
100 West Dania Beach Boulevard
Dania, Florida 33004
Either party may change the person designated to receive notices upon written notification to
the other party.
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lN WINESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have causcd this Agrccment to hc exccutcd by thcir
duly au$orized representatives as o[ the dates set forth bclow.
For The School Board of Broward County, Florida:
ATTES
Scvt'r:rhility: ll ;rny part ol'this Aurccmcnt is dcclarcd inr':rlid, illcgll or u ncn lorccuhl,... lhcn
thc rcmaining parLs ol' thc Agrccnrcnt shall still rcrnain in l'ull lbrcc and cl'lcct unlcss n
matcrial altcration in thc position oI onc or hoth ol tho partics had rcsultcd duu to thc
climination ol'the invalid, illcgal or uncnlbrccrhlc scction.
NAME:
TITLE:Chai erson
Robert D- Pa rks
Superintcndent of ls
loIffi7SIGNATURE:
DATE:
For City of Dania:
NA.TVIE:
TITLE:
WITNESS:
DATE:
SIGNATURE:
DATE:
WITNESS:
DATE:
CITY OF DANIA
AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMS
7. ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
7-A.ot or tatus: The City of Dania is a
municipality incorporated in 1904 pursuanr to the laws of the
State of Florida.
7-8. Insurance: Certificate of Insurance is on file with the
School Board.
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-C. Brou o chitd Ordina or
chool chi.ld e.; The City of
Dania will meet all applicable ordinances and obtain necessary
licenses to operate all sites. The City has operared a program at
Modello Park and previously at Collins Elementary under a
grant from the Broward County Children's Services Board as has
been monitored by the County and HRS.
7.D. SBBC Guidelines : The City of Dania will comply with
the guidelines of SBBC for the rerm of rhe agreement.
.Indemni aue Ha e.ts A ement: The Board
has historically accepted the City of Dania insurance coverage. If
a hold harmless agreemenr is necessary then approval of the City
Commission ( Nlarch 8) and insurance carrier.
7-F. Non- Discriminati oz: The City of Dania has a policy of
non-discrimination in employment and service delivery.
7-G. Lease: The City will sign lease agreement with
applicable schools. Historically this has been without a fee for any
purpose. If a fee is to be charged this will need to be specified in
advance.
7-H. Agreement: The City of Dania will enter into an
agreement with SBBC
7-I Program Continuity: The City of Dania will operate a
program during the regular school term.
8. PROFILE AND QaALIFICAZONS OF THE pROpOSER:
8-4. Or nization Structure Histo and Goaernance:
The City of Dania is a municipal corporation organized under
the laws of the State of Florida. As such it has a long history of
providing recreation as well as a broad range of services. The
City has operated two afterschool recreation programs for more
than six years. The program at Modello Park has been
completely funded by a grant from the Broward County
Children's Services Board and has met all Broward County and
HRS guidelines. The City is working toward licensing of the
Frost Park site at present.
8-8. Administration and Sta : The City hires
only persons who have advanced degrees in related fields for
managerial positions in Parks and Recreation. See attached
resumes and profile .
Lorenzo Taylor- B.S. Recreation , Western Illinois University
prior work experience in municipal recreation. Current position-
Recreation Leader.
Rosemarie Marco- See Attached resume. Present position-
Recreation Leader
Karen Chang- See Attached Resume. Present Position-
Afterschool Pro grams Supervisor.
In addition to the above managerial staffthe City hires persons
as program aides who have completed HRS 20 hour Child Care
training program and who have relevant work experience.
. Recru,iti Selection and The City utilizes a
competitive hiring system to hire the best qualified candidates .
Background checks including HRS Abuse registry and Criminal
history are completed on all new hires. The City is a Drug -Free
Workplace. After hire a full orientation on the City and program
expectations is given to new employees.
s Dele and Eaaluation: Nl City workers are
evaluated annually and quarterly for those employees with less
than one year of service. Staffdevelopment is provided through
seminars which are held both onsite and through offsite training
opportunities.
8-8. Prosrant Eualuation: The program is monitored
continuously for progress toward accomplishment of program
objectives .(See Item 98.) Annually a survey of program
customers is conducted to gain direct feedback from parents.
9. SCOPE OF SERWCES PROWDED/PROGRAM DESCRIPTION:
9-A. Studen ta Ratio: The City will maintain a 25lI ratso
-C. Pro m Wee Schedu
enrichment: See attached Pro gram Description
9-D. Oberational Policies: See attached program rules
9-E. On-Site Suberttision: All staffare responsible for
children in the program while in their care. Site Supenisors and
Program Supervisor are responsible for Quality Control. Staff
will Remain with any child who is picked up late or make
alternate arrangements to have the child picked up by one of the
persons authorized to pick up the child in an emergency.
-G. Numbq o s : The Citv is/
seeking to use Dania Elementary School and Collins Elementary
School. Possible site development at Driftwood Elementary.
10. FEES AND CIIARGES:
10-A. Fee Structure: The City charges a fee for all
afterschool programs . Persons who qualifr as lodmoderate
income according to guidelines promulgated by the US
Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) pay a
reduced fee of $3.00 per week. AII others pay $20.00 per week.
The City will hold any future increase in fees to limits set by
SBBC.
10-8. Other Fees: The City charges no reg'istration fee.
Additional fees will be charged for accident insurance and field
trips which require an admission fee or transportation costs.
CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
TO
FROM:
RE:
Robert Flatley
City Manager
HJl#flr"""nement Director A U a!l^
REQUEST TO APPLY 5% FLEXIBILITY AND TO REZONE
PROPERTY ON SHERIDAN STREET FROM RD.6OOO TO C-2
Date:July 15, 1994
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An item scheduled for the July 19, 1994 City commission workshop meeting is a
discussion concerning the potential rezoning and land use change of property north of
Sheridan Street and west of Federal Highway.
The city commission reviewed a specific request for rezoning of property at 54
Sheridan Street at their march 8, 1994 meeting. Minutes of that meeting indicate that
the request for rezoning was denied and that a workshop should be scheduled to
discuss this item.
Dan Oyler's memo of March 2, 1994 is attached describing the specific request of
D.C.K. Enterprises, lnc. for 54 Sheridan street. As he indicates, the land use
designation of this parcel is residential although a change to commercial has been
discussed on several occasions.
The Planning and Zoning board recommended the request of D.c.K. Enterprises, lnc.
be approved due to its proximity to existing commercial uses on the south side of
Sheridan Street in Hollywood and because of citizen support. The minutes of the City
Commission indicate a concern for the review on a lot by lot basis and there should be
an overall plan for development for the area. The individual request for rezoning was
denied on first reading.
Persuasive arguments can be made for both leaving the area designated as a
residential area or amending the land use plan and changing zoning to allow
commercial uses. The argument to change to commercial is dependent on upcoming
changes to concurrency regulations.
ln terms of keeping the residential designation, existing development is residential in
nature on the north side of Sheridan Street to the north with the exception of the
Federal Highway corridor. The existing development is consistent with the land use
plan and with zoning requirements. The lots are generally 50' or 60' in width and
developed with duplexes or single family residences. The area is zoned RD-6000.
It is suggested that should consideration be given to changing land use to commercial
that the rezoning be done for a larger area rather than on a lot by lot basis in order to
permit adequate parking, landscaping and access to future commercial uses. This
would involve at least one block back to SE 15 Street and possibly two blocks which
would match the depth of commercial zoning to the east of Sheridan Street.
Arguments in favor of changing the land use to commercial is that the property fronts on
an arterial skeet listed in the Trafficways Plan for Broward County. The properties on
the south side of Sheridan Street are mixed use with commercial developments such as
a lumber company, seNice station, office building and motel as well as a few
residences. The land use plan is commercial along Federal Highway and Dixie
Highway with Medium Density Residential in the center.
should commercial land use and zoning be considered, it may be wise to create a
zoning district which requires larger lot frontage and lot area so that businesses front on
Sheridan Street and lot the number of curb cuts could be reduced on Sheridan Street'
Additional traffic would be generated by commercial uses. There is still a problem with
traffic concurrency in this area as U.S.1 is considered over capacity in certain areas.
This situation will change in the next year. Broward County is amending their plan to
ease the concurrency problems in the eastern communities by allowing urban in-fill
areas. Dania will piggyback this amendment and the result will be that problems
caused in meeting concurrency requirements due to increasing traffic counts will be
relieved.
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The modon passed on the followiog roll call vote:
Com-roissiouer Beniao - yes Com""iqsieagl l{yil. - ,es
Com"'i"si6sg1lones - yes Vice Mayor Mikes - yes
Mayor Grace - yes
\./ 1.5 Dan O/er, Ciry Plan-aer, advised that gf,q rc26ning request by Jeffrey C. Jones of DCK Eoterprises,- Iac. iavolves rs'o lor and that the preseor zo.'i''g is RD16 with residendal land use. He advised that tbe
Commission must apply the 57" flexibiliry rule under tle Land Usc Plan which dlows tle area to be
chaaged without going through a plan amendment. The applicant wants to cotrverr rhe existing home into
an AII*ate Insurance Ofice and keep the house in tle same character. Although the Planning & Zooing
Board recommended epprovd, he stated that staff is conccrned that this oay increase several iodividual small
businesses with many curb orts off of Sherid"" Street which may cause a lack of unficatioo.
Commissioner Benino stressed his oppositioa to this rype of developmeot use based oo the regative impact
that this cltr c:luse to the area He reco--ended further reviev of the area by having the City Planner to
come up rith e good plan for developmeot. The Commi.sioner generally agreed.
A motion was ma& by Vice Mayor Mikes, seconded by Commissioner Benino to deny the rizo"i"S BZ-
069a) requat by Jeftcy C. Jones of DCK Enterprise, lnc. for 54 Sherido" Street and to schedule a workshop
meeting for funher discussioo
The modoo passed on the following roll coll vote:
Q6mmissiggff lenino - yes Q6mmissisagl Hyd6 - yes
Qemmissi666lJsoes - yes Vice Mayor Mikes - yes
Mayor Gracc - yes
rf,g this dE6, Mayor Gracc acknowedged Reverend Raodall Barr, St, Missiouary Baptist Churc! and
Reverend Meyers.
Mayor Grace advised dat llr. Villiam Flakes is currendy m,Ling a movie with Sylvester Sulone in Miami
and is williag to get involved in the Ciry's 90th Binhday celebradou. She advised that he is a Poa, e Writer
aud Imp ressionist.
Villiam Flakes showed some of the work that he completed for four of the las 6ve presidents and advised
that he just finished sometldng for Presideut Bill Clinton. He mentioned his involveoent with aa
organizadon called "Unified Againsr Crioe You Act" and mentioned that fre Ciry of Miami is thi"ki"g of
becomiag one of the national sponsors. Mr. Flakes recommended for the Ciry to sell posters
conmemorating Dania's 9fth Binhday Celebration and mentiooed his residenry for a shortime ia Dania and
Fon Lauderda.le.
3REGUUTR MEEfING MARCH 8, 1994
To:
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Re:
CI'TY OF DANIA
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Robert Flatley, City Manager I
Dan Oyler, CiryPlanner O0A,/*-
Will Allen, Growth Munug"H"nt Director
March2, 1994
Request to Apply 57o Flexibility (LUF - 07 - 94 and to Rezone Lands
(PZ - 05 - 94) from RD-6000 to C - 2
This is the first reading of an ordinance prompted by a request received from
D.C.K. Enterprises, Inc. owners of property Iocated on the northeast comer of SW 2nd
Avenue and Sheridan Street which address is 54 SW 16th Street (Sheridan Sheet). The
request is to rezone the property from residential RD - 6000 to a C-2 commercial zoning
to allow a Allstate Insurance Office. The property fronts on Sheridan Street. The
petitioner has indicated that he proposes to convert the existing home into an office.
The surrounding property to the north, east and west is zoned RD - 6000 and
contains residential single family and duplex homes. To the south is the City of
Hollywood RM - 18 zoning. The land use on the property is residential.
The requested rezoning is currently inconsistent with the Land Use Plan
designation of Residential unless the 570 Flexibility provision of the Dania Comprehensive
Plan is applied to this property . T"he 5o/o rule allows for the rezoning of residential land
use property to commercial without the necessity of a Land Use Amendment. This area
of the City from Sheridan Street north to SW 14th Street and from Federal Highway to
Old Dixie has come under review by the City Commission on several occasions for
consideration to change the land use designation and the zoning to commercial in the
past. The intent of this review by the stalf and City Commission was to try and provide a
viable parcel of land for a unified commercial complex. The commission determined at
that time that it was not appropriate to do so.
The Planning and Zoning Board heard this item on FebrLr.:ry 16. 1994 and
recor:rmended approval, because of citizen support and the existing corr)mercial land uses
on the south side of Sheridan Street in Hollywood.
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CIry OF DANIA, FLORIDA,
REZONING THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED LANDS TO-WT:
LOTS 1, 2, BLOCK 43, 'NORTH HOLLYWOOD", ACCORDING
TO PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PI}T BOOK 4, PAGE ,I,
OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF BROWARD COUNW,
FLORIDA, LESS SHERIDAN STREET RIGHT.OF-WAY. FROM
PRESENT ZONING CLASSIFICATION TO C-2 ZONING
CLASSIFICATION UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
ORDINANCE NO. lOO OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AS
AMENDED; 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.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA,
FLORIDA:
Section 1. That the following described lands situate, lying and being in Broward
County, Florida, to-wit:
Lots 1, 2, Block 43, "North Hollywood', according to plat thereof recorded
in Plat Book 4, page 1, of the public records of Broward Coung, Florida,
less Sheridan Street right-of-way.
be and the same is hereby rezoned from present zoning to C-2 zoning classification as
defined under Ordinance No. 100 of the City of Dania, Florida, as amended.
Section 2. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances and all resolutions or parts of
resolutions in conflict herewith be and the same are hereby repealed to the extent of such
conflict.
Section 3. That this ordinance shall be in force and take effect immediately upon
its final passage and adoption.
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'1994.
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK - AUDITO R
APPROVED AS TO FORM & CORRECTNESS
BY:
FRANK C. AOLER'CITY ATTORNEY
PASSED and ADoPTED on First Reading on the
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PASSED and ADoPTED on Second and Final Reading on the
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,1994
MAYOR. COMMISSIONER
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