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I'AI\[A GTTY COIIITI{'SION
IIIONKSIIOPIIDETING
AUGUST 1.6r t1rtw
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1. Pier Restaurant proposal from the Venice Pier Group, Inc. (Staff)
2. Personnel reclassification and adjustments. (Staff)
Status report on Dania's 90th Birthday celebration. (Staff)
Revisions of fee schedule for building permits. (Staff)
Whiskey Creek Dock modifcations proposed. (Staff)
Outdoor court areas that need repair. (StafQ
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CITY OF DANIA
INTER.OFFICE MEMORANDUM
PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT
TO;ROBERT FLATLEY, CITY MANAGER
/'^/')(z,-E-(FROM: TIMOTHY G. TAPP, PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTOR
RE:PIER RESTAURANT AGREEMENT
DATE AUGUST 12,1994
Please see attached the most recent offer from the Venice Pier Group for operation of
the Pier Restaurant. I have incorporated the major points of their modifications into a
chart which compares their original RFP response, their first modification and this
response to our most recent negotiations. Also, I have included recent RFP responses
for similar projects in Hallandale and Fort Lauderdale. (attached)
I see very little movement from their 1st modification and do not recommend accepting
their most recent proposal as it falls significantly short of the commissions stated goals.
I suggest that the commission discuss a counter offer and have prepared the following
categorical response for the commissions consideration. Please discuss these items
and seek direction from the commission as to our next step.
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ALTERNATE CONSIDERATIONS
Approve investment schedule $750,000 now; $250,000 expansion later.
Approve sliding rent scale
Est. Revenue
1st year $12,000 1,000,000
2nd year 'l2,0OO + 5% 1,250,000
3rd year 20,000 + 5% 1,500,000
4th year 60,000 + 3% 1,750,000
Sth year 90,000 +2o/o 2,000,000
6th year - 20th year same as Sth year.
Yield
12,000
74,500
95,000
112,500
130,000
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AII years subject to CPl.
Parking - 100 free spaces.
Manage pier @ $25,000 + 10%.
Term 20 years with 2 - 5 year options.
50% of pier until Certificate of Occupancy on Restaurant.
Capitol improvements.
City to pay for:
VPG to pay for:
City to loan cost of improvement to VPG at low interest, flexible payback.
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'1. Grease trap
2. Pier restrooms
1. Slab
2. Truck docks
3. Elevator
4. Retail Shops
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Mr. Bob FlatlevCity l{anage rCity of Dani a
July 21, 1994
Dear Bob,
We wi 1I be onfrom you upon
vacation unti 1our return.
Encl osed please find.a copy of our updated modifj.cations on ourproposal ' Manv of these'.m.JitiJ.tiJril came our of our recenrmeetlng' prease understand tili-;;-;iii continue to negotiare ifnecessary' but in each-modif i";i"" 1r" ""on" of our differencesshould be reduced. If ther;-;;;';;* clear mis_una"r=l"r,aing"Iet's put them on tt'" i.ui"-"J*]'=w.'',i'"r".very encouraged with ouri;:.;:"Ti:iins and are working "rtr,ii "r.hirect ro draw a pran for
August 1, but Iook forward to hearj.ng
Sincerely,
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To Whom It May Concern:
Sincere).y.
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llooao bo !dv16€d thEt tho total 6a1cs of pler Croup, Ino.d/b/a 6horkyre for th6 aal.6nda, V"oi-iniod Lz/3L/g2 .wa6s2,566,431.
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Modi ficatioas
990119 + 5* over 3Oo,00o (1st
-e_0,999 + 2* over eoo,ooo tzndNo COLA throughout period of
!:::ee $rill operate portable1y95 (no lease payment except
5 yrs ),5 yrs ),lease .
begins at openinqbegins after 5 yis.
concession stand Jan. 1 _ Decfor pier fee split ) .
City will provide 3O!,II:" spaces for period of the 1easefor customers and empJ.oyees.City lriIl provide a 1y1!ua|rV agreed upon parking desiqn::3 p.?I-.fgr u-"v. j.mprovementJ oi ticxet- tollecting deviEeano tunctional imoroysments for the 1;l itself.city wilr maintaii narking "r;; ;;; iJJt.r...," and pier.clty asrees not to changE ;;il"y i;'inr. roa on metercollection tines.
CapLtal Improvements: Lessee does not agree to pay for therestaurant s1ab. Hor"rever,3. A) Lessee agrees to .participate in * the cost of restaurantslab ( 71 , 3O0 ) to- be ."i.rti"-rs-eJ'ior this investment from achoi.ce of the following:1) pa).ment f91 9lganing- and upkeep of bathrooms and publicareas: (2s^,e_oo/yr) for 3 -yeari ."a -.""-"-g;i"j,.-il-a"1r...
those 3 years.
2 ) Consideration for reduced rate in wate! and se$rerutility costs.., Elilfl.l? #;. nr", lncome sprit from 50,/50 of e0* to4) Assistance in.atta-ining favor_able fj.nancing for thlsproject at rates lowei thar rJessee could obtain forcapital improvements (sxampil: SBA).
B) E L evator/ S tairwe l l1) City agrees to obtain and -pay for al-l permits,engineering - and design tor alteinai"-
"rr-i.*u.r""#,,,r urra^. elevator) of pier and-.estaurant.2 ) Lessee agrees to . pay f". t E"t of the construction ofelevator and.staiiw6ft (t-to-ie paid by city).3 ) City agrees to naintena"ta -"" elevator and stairr^reLlfor 1st ten years of lease.
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Grease trap and public bathrooms to be paid by the city.Renta1 stores and truck dock to be paid by the lessee.
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(after pier marketing altocation) unless 3.A 3 is
D) Investment CostCity agrees to aI1ow lessee to step investments over first3 years--75O,00O lst year and an additional 25O,OOO by theend of the 3rd year if lessee is of the opinion that heshould expand as business expands.
5 Approve modifications 5,favorable #6.
10, 11, and 12 ( June 3, 1994). Make
Clty needs to address "signage"the "name of restaurant" and thein different areas of Dania (onis critical to success.
for restaurant. Lessee needsflshing pier on directionalsand off site) Road. Signage
7 If the city is unwilling to "escrow,' pier and restaurant j.ncomeafter bond paltments for reconstruction during major stormdamage (within 12 mos. ) it must be lrilling to set language inthe lease concernlng reimbursing the lessee for 10O* oi hlscapital improvements at fair market value during the entiretelm of the lease (not as a percent of the declining vaLue ofthe lease ) .
City needs to assist lessee in procuring and expediting alLnecessary permits for every part of construction. Thisincludes a1l- state and loca1 regulatory agencies, such as DNR,DEP, DER, and the county.
Approval of these conditions does not mean that the lesseeagrees with existing terms or language in the current proposedIease. However, lessee woui-d like to agree on as many majorissues as necessary before contracting with an attorney ior ifrefinal document.
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LEASE COMPARISON
PIER RESTAURANT PROPOSAL
DANIA PIER
VENICE PIER GROUP VPG
MODIFICATION #1RFP RESPONSE MOOtFICATTON #HALLANOALE'FT, TAUDERDALE'
Build 1.5 Same
mil
1st year
rent
$12,000.
Znd yr.
plus
$90,000+2%
$750,000,
$250,000 later
Same
Same
1. Grease trap
2. Bathrooms
3. 1/2 slab +
4. 1/3 elevator
LESSEE PAYS
FOR:
1 . Retail
2. Truck dock
3. 'll2 slab
4.213 elevatot
Free use of
temporary
bait shop
Build 150 seat
restaurant
Build Restaurant
on 16,350 sq. ft.
$12,978/year. - '10
yearc;
+ 3%/annum
+ 2Yo ovet 1.5
million
$40,000 yr. 1'l-15
+ 3%/annum
+2% over 1.5 mil
20 years
(5) $7,200 Plus 57o
over $300,000
Same beginning 6th
yeat
1st 2 years $60,000
+ 2.5o/o
Adiusted thereafter
+ CPI
20 years
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Subject
to CPI
Term 40 Same
years
No CPI No CPI
300 free spaces Same
50/50 of 90%
Same
Rent
Parking
Manage
pier @
$25,000
1. Grease trap
2. SIab
3. Bathrooms
4 Truck dock
5. Elevator
6. Retail
The City is still in negotation stage of final contract.
*Restaurant due to open August'94
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CITY PAYS FOR: CITY PAYS FOR:
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VII. BIO FROPOSAL
ln adiiiion to the foregoing (ail bid specifcations and requirements set forth herein) the
proposer proposes and agrees to the following terms:
(Check other faciiities beiow).
f{ Bait shop
pl Pier
ffi Retail
I J Other
[ ] No other facilities
2. TERfuI OF LEASE
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1st yr.
4th yr.
Z , \,UU, TJ UU 2nd yr
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options for renewai.
The term of the pier manaoement contract sha, be three (3) years with a two (2) year
option to renew.
3. MONTHLY RENT
A. During the fi'rst year the rent shall be $ r r oi)..9uring the second and third years
of the Agreement the LESSEE agrees to pay the city of Dania an annuar rent of
90 ' 00u ' The annuar rent wilr then be adjustec every two (2) years with the first
adjustrnent occuning at the end of the third year, based on the totai change in the
consumer Price rndex for afl urban consumers during the preceding two (2) years. ln
no e,rent wiil the rent be decreased. The lessee agrees to pay the CiA Z % ot
gross (less taxes) in addition to rent.
Es'imated gross income for the first five (S) years of operation is:
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5, OC.J, J.JO 5th yr
All entry monies to the pier wiil belong to the City
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The term shall be ao years. The Lease Agreement shall have two five (E) year
3ro vr. 4,Jui.o.lrj
4 OPERATING FEES
The proposer agrees to operate the pier on beharf of the city under the terms of a managementconfact which compiies with the terms of lntemal Revenue service Revenue procedure 93-1g for afxed fee to be paid to the proposer by the City of $_U_Q.[.2I-E-E_. (See Exhibit "A)
5. PERMITS, TAXES, LJCENSE
The proposer shail, at his/rrer own expense obtain a, necessary permits, pay a, license feesand taxes required to comply with all local ordinances (except for off-street parking and other crrysite pran requirements which may be waived by the crry), state and federai raws and rules andregulations applicable to the business to be carrieC
Building Code. proposer shall list all licenses which
on under the Lease and the South Florida
may be needed for the improvements listed in itsproposal.
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AIr capitar improvements shall meet a, appiicabre federar, state, and locar requirements.
(Provided that zoning requirements relative to land development issues shalr not be appricabre to thiscity propeny') AIr imprcvements shail be pranned in conjunction with state .,"nrno".r"ro ;";;;to receive required pennits be reasonabiy assurec. LES.EE plans to spend a minimum ofs t '500'coc on capital improvement including the foundation ($23 per square foot), the buildingand the eguipment to be used by the ressee. The foundation payment sha, be paid prior to theissuance of a certificate of occupancy for the Restaurant. For clarification, if a 4,ZQosquare footrestaurant was built on the piarform, the foundation cost would be 4,200 x s23.
Drawings and renderinos and descriptions of sufficient detair to accuratery depict the proposecimprovements (both inter-ior and exterior), equipment to be instailed, coiors to be used and eventuai
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UODIFIC:TIONS TO BE I{.{'E TO THE DA.IVTA PIER BESITrAANT PEOPOSA'JJUIiE 3 , 1994
l. Change tle initial five years of the raata,l to; Bage rcnt ofE600 ler Eonah pluE 5 x of 6!oss aeceipts ia excess of f3OO,OOO peiyear ,
2. city shs],1 grove 3O0 ftee parking splrces duria8 Uhe tertr of theleasc for r!rt!!r.rrt gu€gts and eaployee parkjng.
!: Clty sbalJ. pay for t}e followiag irprovcaents. 1) greasc tlap2) Fouadatioa Ped 3) Public BathrooEs 4) Tnrck doct S) Elevator 6iBetail Sbop
4, Pier lncone shall be Eplit 5Ol5O sftcr allocatlng l0 fo!adve:'1i"iot aad prouoti.on of thc pler.
9. Boat dockj..DE ald Eater ta,-ri drop point prowided across perkinglot lroor pler.
6. First ni.ght of Ecfusal. far tbe Beach Bar conclsaioa snd th€leacl Eental coacgssioa.
?, ci.cy provide soEe sort of rgstaurent noa-cosoeteanf S€r!8!e! Jcasc uodificatioas.language ia
8. Elhiagte the Cost of LivirsB iacreagc lroo the base rcnt!.ctior.
9. The cliy shrJ,l 3.t up a.n .lcrot !,ccouat to collsctoonles fe€eived ove! and above the boad payneats tofuture rcpaira to ttr€ pier or thc pi€r erea,
tbe rerttalbe uecd oa
10. Iasert langrragc ln the lcase adJustla( the leEt ln order tohandlc storna, red tide outbreaks, or 6the; .oqior dlsasters.
-11. AL1 supp!.i.c; neclssaay lor aainteae.ace of irublic aleas arc g€Le provided by the clty.
12. l. sigaagc plan iacluding dirtctionals (oa sii€ and of, slt.)!u.s t b. aEreed to by the lesgee aad lesaor.
13. All capital inprovcscnts sre to bc crarpt lora aI1 locsl, texas.
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CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
TO:
FROM:
RE:
Date:
Robert Flatley
City Manager
VUill Allen
Growth Management Director
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gOTH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
August 12, 1994
As requested a budget for the gOth Birthday cerebration has been prepared. A copy ofthe proposed budget is attached. The totar cost ofthe event is estimated at $84,49s.00but this includes in kind services and donated services. The amount oi approxirat"rv$34,295 needs to be raised.
Also attached is a copy of the package which is being sent to business, serviceorganizations, churches, etc. with the information about vendor and concessionactivities. This package will be sent on Monday, August 1S.
Lastly, a copy of the first press rerease is attached. This wiil be sent to a variety ofpublications and media on Monday, August 'r5. A copy of a news articre in the sunSentinel on August 10 is also attached.
Please forward these items to the city commission for their next workshop meeting.
Attachment
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REVENUES
crTY coMMtssloN $ IO,OOO.OO
FIREWORKS
(Donated by Neptune Fireworks) 1O,OOO.OO 1""'
sEcuRtTY - BSO DONATTON (?)
BROWARD COUNry HISTORICAL COMMISSION 2,5OO.OO .
ADS FOR PIONEER DAYS BROCHURE 2,5OO.OO '-
MAIN STAGE AND TENT CONVERING
(Donated by Broward County parks & Recreation)
2,000.00
PIONEER DAYS STAGE
(Donated by Florida Lottery)
TRASH CONTAINERS
(Southern Sanitation Donation)
I.T. PARKER CENTER
(Donated by City)
T.V. Ads
(Donated by Jones lntercable)
CONCESSION FEES
40 Food Vendors - 20 service clubs - $2,OOO
20 private _ $4,000
35 Vendors - 20 service clubs - g4,OOO
20 private _ $4,500
SUB-TOTAL
1,000.00 p/",.'
5oo.oo :p,*'
6,900.00 - i '
14,500.00
$50200_00
TOTAL:$84.495.00
DANIA gOTH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION BUDGET
EXPENSES
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ENTERTAINMENT - (Based on Committee Report)
POLICE/SECURITY
FIREWORKS DISPLAY
PYROTECHNICIAN
TROLLEY - $so/HOUR @ 2 TROLLEYS @ 28 HRS
BATHROOM FACILITIES
MAIN STAGE AND TENT COVERING STAGE
VENDOR TENTS - $85 EACH @ 75 TENTS
ELECTRICAL
LOT PREPARATION AND CLEANUP
(Mowing, mulch, sod...)
TRASH CONTAINERS
FENCING
BARRICADES
BANNERS AND SIGNS
CONCESSION TICKETS
ry ADS (JONES TNTERCABLE)
I.T. PARKER CENTER RENTAL
POSTERS AND FLIERS
MISCELLANEOUS
INSURANCE - FIREWORKS
TOTAL
$ 18,'r20.00 --
8,500.00 -r .'
2,5oO.OO -/J'
1,500.00
7,500.00
1,000.00
10,000.00
500.00
2,800.00
2,750.00
2,000.00
6,375.00
3,500.00
1,000.00
"+
s00.00
1,500.00
500.00
2,000.00
250.00
6,900.00
500.00
500.00
2,500.00
1,500.00
$84195-00
PIONEER DAYS BROCHURE
PIONEER DAYS AWARD CEREMONY
(Food and Beverage for 125 people)
PToNEER DAYS TENT RENTAL (100',X 100')
PIONEER DAYS STAGE
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THE CITY OF DANIA'S
9OTH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AND
PIONEER DAYS 1994
August 16, 1994
Dear Community members and friends:
This year marks the city of Dania's 90th Birthday and to celebrate this event, we
have coordinated with the Broward County Historical Commission to host Pioneer Days
1994 as well as have a celebration of our own.
This event will be held on November 4, 5, and 6th and take place in the area
surrounding City Hall. We would like to provide our local businesses, community and
civic organizations the opportunity to showcase their products and services in a friendly
festival atmosphere. There will be trolley service from Dania Jai Alai to the event
grounds, continuous entertainment on two Stages, events and activities from the
iTomato Days" celebrations of the past, as well as activities associated with Pioneer
Days.
we are encouraging service clubs and non-profit organizations as well as the
private sector of the community to participate with our vendor and concession activities.
Enclosed you will find an "Exhibitor Application" form which describes the types of
vendor and concession booths available, the rules and regulations associated with the
vendor and concession booths, and a fee schedule. Electrical hook-up will be made
available to each booth at an additional cost (please see package for details). A map of
the grounds and a preliminary schedule of events is also enclosed. Please review this
package and if you have any questions, please contact \Mll Allen or Lou Ann
Cunningham at (305) 921-8700x255.
As with any event, our success depends on the support and participation of
everyone in the community. We hope you will be as enthusiastic with this event as we
are, and look forward to hearing from you and your organization.
Sincerely,
CITY OF DANIA
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90th Birthday Steering Committee
VMll Allen, GroMh Management Department
Lou Ann Cunningham, Growth Management Department
Harriett Collucci, Chamber of Commerce
Tim Tapp, Recreation Department
Michael Smith. Personnel
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REGULATIONS AND CONDITIONS OF AGREEMENT
FOR DANIA gOTH BIRTHDAY
CONTRACT FOR SPACE:
THIS APPLICATION FOR EXHIBIT SPACE AND NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT BY THE
CITY OF DANIA 9OTH BIRTHDAY STEERING COMMITTEE CONSTITUTES AN
AGREEMENT FOR THE RIGHT TO USE ASSIGNED SPACE.
LIABILITY AND INSURANCE:
NEITHER CITY OF DANIA, ANY OF ITS OFFICERS, STAFF OR EXPOSITION
COMMITTEES. NOR THE OWNERS, EMPLOYEES OR REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
EXHIBIT LOCATION WLL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INJURY, LOSS OR
DAMAGE THAT MAY OCCUR TO THE EXHIBITOR, OR THE EXHIBITOR'S
PERSONNEL OR PROPERry, PRIOR, DURING OR SUBSEQUENT TO THE
PERIOD COVERED BY THE AGREEMENT, PROVIDED SAID INJURY, LOSS OR
DAMAGE IS NOT CAUSED BY THE NEGLIGENCE OR WLLFUL ACT OF ONE OR
MORE OF THE AFOREMENTIONED PARTIES. THE EXHIBIT LOCATION
M"ANAGEMENT AND THE CITY OF DANIA gOTH BIRTHDAY COMMITTEE
PERSONNEL WLL EXERCISE REASONABLE CARE FOR THE PROTECTION OF
EXHIBITORS, MATERIALS AND DISPLAYS. SECURITY WLL BE PROVIDED BY
THE CITY OF DANIA FOR THE DURATION OF THE EXHIBITION. THE EXHIBITOR,
UPON SIGNING THIS AGREEMENT, EXPRESSLY RELEASES THE
AFOREMENTIONED CITY OF DANIA PERSONNEL, INDIVIDUALS, COMMITTEES
AND EXHIBIT LOCATION MANAGEMENT AND AGREES TO INDEMNIFY SAME
AGAINST ANY AND ALL CLAIMS FOR SUCH LOSS, DAMAGE OR INJURY.
EXHIBITORS, ENTERTAINERS WISHING TO INSURE THEIR GOODS MUST DO SO
AT THEIR OWN EXPENSE. NO RESPONSIBILIry IS ASSUMED FOR GOODS
DELIVERED TO THE SITE BEFORE SET-UP DAYS OR FOR MATERIALS LEFT AT
THE SITE AFTER CLOSING OF THE EXPOSITION.
FIRE PROTECTION:
BOOTH DECORATIONS MUST BE FLAME PROOFED. ALL WIRING AND
PROJECTION EQUIPMENT MUST CONFORM WTH THE RULES OF THE
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE. LOCAL FIRE REGULATIONS MUST BE
COMPLIED WITH.
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MOTION ANn St tDtr pPO.rtrCTtON.
CONTENTS OF FILM, SLIDES, TRANSPARENCIES, ETC., MUST BE APPROPRIATE
TO THE PURPOSE OF THE CIry OF DANIA'S 9OTH BIRTHDAY ACTIVITIES:
SOUND AND LIGHT MUST NOT DISTURB NEARBY EXHIBITORS AND THEIR
VISITORS.
INSTALLATIONS AND DISMANTLING:
EACH EXHIBITOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR INSTALLING, SUPPLYING, AND
DISMANTLING THEIR EXHIBIT SPACE. INSTALI-ATIONS OF EXHIBITS SHOULO
BE COMPLETED BY 9:OO PM ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4. ANY sPAcE NoT
OCCUPIED BY 6:00 PM ON THAT DAY, MAY BE REASSIGNED By THE EXH|BIT
COMMITTEE, UNLESS ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE BEFORE HAND ]HAT
EXHIBITOR WLL SET.UP LATER. SPACE ASSIGNMENT WLL BE SENT AT A
IATER DATE. EACH EXHIBITOR WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR KEEPING THEIR
AREA FREE OF DEBRIS, AND ORDERLY.
CARE OF FACILITY AND EQUIPMENT:
EXHIBITORS OR THEIR AGENTS, SHALL NOT INJURE OR DEFACE THE WALLS,
CEILING OR FLOORS OF THE EXHIBIT ACCOMMOOATIONS OR OTHER
EXHIBITS. VVI.IEN SUCH DAMAGE OCCURS, THE EXHIBITOR IS LIABLE TO THE
O\AN{ER OF THE PROPERTY SO DAMAGED. ALL PAMPHLETS OR LITERATURE
MUST RETAINED INSIDE THE EXHIBITORS SPACE. NO PASSING OUT OF AT.{Y
MATERIAL SHALL BE ALLOWED IN ANY OTHER AREA EXCEPT THE ASSIGNED
LOCATION OF TH/{T EXHIBITOR.
RESTRICTIONS IN OPERATION OF EXHIBITS:
THE MANAGEMENT RESERVES THE RIGHT To RESTRICT EXHIBITS \A/TIICH,
BECAUSE OF SOUND, METHOD OF OPERATIONS, MATERLqLS OR ANY OTHER
REASON, BECOME OBJECTIONABLE AND ALSO TO PROHIBIT OR EVICT ANY
EXHIBIT WHICH, IN THE OPINION OF THE MANAGEMENT, MAY DETRACT FROMTHE GENERAL CHARACTER OF THE EXPOSITION AS A WHOLE. THIS
RESERVATION INCLUDES PERSONS, THINGS, CONDUCT, PRINTED MATTER OR
ANYTHING OF A CHARACTER \A/}IICH THE MANAGEMENT DETERMINES IS
OBJECTIONABLE TO THE EXPOSITION. IN THE EVENT OF SUCH RESTRICTIONS
OR EVICTION, THE CITY OF DANIA'S REPRESENTATIVES ARE NOT LIABLE FOR
ANY REFUNDS OF RENTALS OR THEIR EXHIBITOR EXPENSE.
REGULATIONS AND CONDITIONS OF AGREEMEXT
FOR DANIA gOTH BIRTHOAY
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ALL FOOD, BEVERAGE AND GAMES/ACTIVIry SALES WLL BE MADE ONLY BY
ACCEPTING TICKETS SOLD AT CENTRALIZED LOCATIONS AT THE EVENT.
TICKETS WLL BE AVAILABLE IN $,50 AND $1.00 DENOMINATIONS. TICKETS
MAY BE SUBMITTED FOR PAYMENT AT CIry HALL TO A gOTH BIRTHDAY
REPRESENTATIVE ON A DAILY BASIS,NN I ATtrE THAN trPINAY N'\/I,,RtrP 11
1994. A RECEIPT WLL BE ISSUED FOR THE AMOUNT OF THE TTCKETS (MINUS
THE PERCENTAGE FOR OVERHEAD LISTED IN THE FEE SCHEDULE). MONEY
WILL BE DISBURSED FOR THE AMOUNT OF FUNDS SUPPORTED BY THE
TICKETS NO I-ATER THAN FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1994. NEITHER THE CITY OF
DANIA NOR THE CITY OF DANIA gOTH BIRTHDAY STEERING COMMITTEE
SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR LOST TICKETS.
VENDOR SALES WILL BE CASH SALES (CHECK, CREDIT CARD, ETC). CASH
SALES MAY NOT BE MADE AT FOOD, BEVERAGE OR GAMES/ACTIVITY
LOCATIONS. OTHER PRODUCTS MAY NOT BE SOLD AT THE FOOD, BEVERAGE
OR GAMES/ACTIVITY LOCATIONS. A SEPARATE AGREEMENT FOR SPACE AS A
VENDOR MUST BE OBTAINED TO SELL OTHER PRODUCTS.
SHIPMENT AND REMOVAL OF EXHIBIT MATERIALS:
NO EXHIBIT MATERIALS CAN BE ALLOVVED AT THE SITE PRIOR TO 9:00 AM OF
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH. ALL EXHIBIT MATERIALS MUST BE BROUGHT TO AND
FROM AND BE ALL PREPAID BY THE EXHIBITOR. NO C.O.D. SHIPMENTS WLL
BE ACCEPTED. ALL TRUCKS AND CARS MUST BE MOVED FROM THE EXHIBIT
AREA BEFORE OPENING ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER sfi. EXHIBITS MUST BE
REMOVED PRIOR TO MIDNIGHT (BUT NOT BEFORE 6;00 P.M.), oN SUNDAY,
NOVEMBER 6, 1994. THESE REGUI.ATIONS AND ANY FUTURE ONES ISSUED BY
THE CITY OF DANIA BECOME A PART OF THE AGREEMENT BET\A/EEN TTIE
EXHIBITOR, THE DANIA gOTH BIRTHDAY COMMITTEE AND THE SITE OR
LOCATIONS REPRESENTATIVE.
MANAGEMENT RESPECTFULLY REQUESTS THE FULL COOPERATION OF ALL
EXHIBITORS IN THEIR OBSERVANCE OF THESE RULES AND REGULATIONS.
ALL POINTS NOT COVERED ARE SUBJECT TO THE DECISION OF THE DANIA
gOTH BIRTHDAY STEERING COMMITTEE AND THE CITY OF DANIA, WI.IOSE
DECISIONS WILL BE FINAL.
E]T'T-QF DANIA gOTH BIRTHDAY STEERING COMTUITTEE BEFORE SET-UP CAN
AEALAIVEI
REGUI.ATIONS ANO CONOINONS OF AGREEMEMT
FOR oA.TiIA SI}I EIRTHOAY
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LICENSES
ALL VENDORS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTAINING ALL APPLICABLE LICENSES
AND PERMITS AND REMITTANCE OF SALES TAX OR OTHER FEES. EXAMPLES:
A LIQUOR LICENSE IS REQUIRED FOR SELLING BEER, ETC. COMMERCIAL
FOOD VENDORS MUST OBTAIN PROPER PERMITS FROM THE BROWARD
COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
CITY OF DANIA. 9OTH BIRTHDAY VENDOR COMMITTEE
C/O WILL ALLEN
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
1OO WEST DANIA BEACH BLVD'
DANIA, FL 33004
WE HAVE READ THE REGUI-ATIONS AND EXPI.ANATION OF PROCEDURES AS
OUTLINED AND AGREE TO CONFORM TO SAME. ACCEPTANCE OF THIS FORM
BY THE CITY OF OANIA 9OTH BIRTHDAY STEERING COMMITTEE CONSTITUTES
AN AGREEMENT
ORGANIZATION EXHIBITING
CONTACT PERSON
ADDRESS
STREET
TELEPHONE
CITY ZP
DATE RECEIVED BY THE "DANIA qOTH BIRTHDAY COMMITTEE" OFFICE
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REGULATIONS ANO CONOINONS OF AGREEMEIIT
FOR OANIA gOTH EIRTHOAY
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DANIA gOTH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
EXHIBITOR APPLICATION FORM
SET-UP TIME: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1994 BEGINNING AT 9:00 AM
EXHIBITING HOURS: SATURDAY, NoVEMBER s, 1994 FROM 10:00 AM TO 10:00 PM
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1994 FROM ,IO:OO AM TO 6:00 PM
ExHlBlrS MUST BE REMOVED BY MIDNIGHT (BUT NOT BEFORE 6:00 PM) ON
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6,1994.
PERSON(S) GROUPS APPLYING FOR EXHIBIT SPACE
TELEPHONE: (DAYTIME)(EVENTNG)
PLEASE DESCRIBE YOUR EXHIBIT:
WLL YOU BE SELLING ANY PRODUCT AT THE EVENT: YES
IF YES, PLEASE DESCRIBE
NO
BOOTH INFORMATION:
STANDARD BOOTH SPACE IS 1O'X 10" NO. OF SPACES REQUESTED:
DO YOU NEED ELECTRICIry HOOK UP? YES_ NO _
ANY SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS OR NEEDS?
PLEASE NOTE: WE PROVIDE SPACE ONLY. ALL OTHER MATERIALS
NEEDED, MUST BE PROVIDED BY THE EXHIBITORSII
(Chairs, tables, cloths etc.)
GENERAL INFORMATION:
INDIVIDUAL CONTACT:
ADDRESS:
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TYPE OF SPACE DESIRED (Specify below) AND FEE SCHEDULE
FOOD, BEVERAGE, & GAMES/ACTIVITIEST:
SERVICE CLUB (NON-PROFII)
LICE NSED RESTAURANTA/EN DOR
PRIVATE VENDOR
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FEE
S100 00 +0 OF SALES
S200.00 + 15% OF SALES
s200 00 + 15 OF SALES
'ALL AsovE PRtcES tNcLUDE
SPACE INSIDE A TEI{T-
VENDOR SPACE INSIDE TENf:
SERVICE CLUB
NON.PROFIT ORG.
GOVERNMENT
PRIVATE
$200.00
$200.00
$200.00
$300.00
VENDOR SPACE OUTSIDE:
SERVICE CLUB
NON-PROFIT ORG.
GOVERNMENT
PRIVATE
$100.00
$100.00
$100.00
$2s0.00
DISPLAY SPACE INSIDE TENf:
SERVICE CLUB
NON-PROFIT ORG.
GOVERNMENT
PRIVATE
$ 75.00
$75.00
$ 75.00
$12 5.00
DISPLAY SPACE OUTSIDE:
SERVICE CLUB
NON.PROFIT ORG.
GOVERNMENT
PRIVATE
NO FEE
40 00
.ALL TENTS ARE 1O' X .IO" THE FEE DOES NOT INCLUDE ELECTRICITY. A PRICE LIST FOR
ELECTRICAL OPTIONS WLL BE AVAILABLE.
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NO FEE
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NorE: STEER|NG coMMtrrEE RESERVES THE RTGHT To ASStcN LocATtoN oF ANyAND ALL EXHIBITOR AND TO SET RESTRICTIONS ON SIZE, ANO TO SET RESiRICTIONSON SIZE, HEIGHT, AND NATURE OF THE EXHIEIT, AND MATERIALS USED IN THi-OISPI.AY/EXHIBIT.
FEE: A 50% DEPoslr ls DUE wrH THE AppLtcATroN, PLUS A CLEAN up DEposlrIN THE AMOUNT OF $25.00. THE BAI.ANCE IS DUE 30 DAYS PRIOR TO THE EVENT.No REFUNoS oF oEPoslrs AFTER ocroBER 26, i994. REFUND oF THE cr-eer.r upDEPOSIT WILL BE RETURNED NO I.ATER TIIAN FRIDAY NOVEMBER 11. 1994. TiiCLEAN.UP DEPOSIT WLL BE FORFEITED IF THE CITY l-lAS TO Cr.C,qru rHE SPNdE.
DATE:DEPOSIT INCLUDED: g
APPL'CANTS SIGNATURE
PRINT NAME
CONTACT PERSON
THIS COMPLETED APPLICATION AND THE ENCLOSED CONTRACT FOR SPACE MUST BERETURNED TO THE:
CONSESSIONS AND VENOORS COMMITTEE
DANIA 9071{ EIRTHOAY CELEBRATION
CITY OF DANIA
1OO WEST OANIA BE{CH BLVD.
DANI,A FL 33004
DATE RECEIVED:BY:
SPACES WLL BE CONSIDERED ON A FIRST RECEIVED, FIRST ASSIGNED BASISFOR MORE INFORMATION CALL (305) 921-8700 X 255
DANIA goth BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
NOVEMBER 4 .6, 1994
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1994
Birthday Weekend Kickoff Actjvities at Dania Beach
7:OO Popular/foP 40 Music
9:00 Fireworks
S^TURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1994
Hay Wagon or area
Learn to ju8gle
Folk Cames
BSO Demonstrations
Craves Museum -Hands On
Booth
Wandering Clowns
'Tomato" Throw Came
Open Tent - Storytelling...
Creased Pole
Face Painting
Ealloon Sculpting
Bounce House
Sand Painting - Craft
Photo Booth - Dress in
old style clothing
Sega Truck
Free Throw Came
Baseball Pitch...
Pon Rides
Country/Bluegrass'10:00
Puppet Show1 1:00
Youth Top 40 with
dancing
and youth karaoke
1 'l:30
Magic Show)azz12:30
'l:00
2:00 Birthday Cake
Politicians
Proclamations
Tomato Queens
Sing - Happy Birthday
Poster Contest Awards
lsland Music
Receae/Steel Band
2:30
4:00 Oldies or Popular -
(Nationally known)
5:30 Popular I Classic Rock
7:0O Oldies - well known
locally
Closed9:00
'10:00
revised 7 /20/94
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DANIA 9oth BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
NOVEMBER 5 .6, 1994
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1994
revised 7 /20/94
Face Painting
Balloon Sculpting
Bounce House
Sand Painting - Craft
Photo Booth - Dress in
old
style clothing
Sega Truck
Free Throw Came
Baseball Pitch...
Pony Rides
l2:00 Hay Wagon or area
Learn to juggle
Folk Cames
BSO Demonstrations
Craves Museum -Hands
On
Booth
Wandering Clowns
''f omato" Throw Came
Open Tent - Storytelling...
Creased Pole
12:30 Sto ellin Pu et Show
'l :30 Cos el Ma c Show
2:00 S rts Celeb
Oldies Music2:3O
4:00 Big Band - (Well known)
Street Dance
6:00 Closed Closed Closed
2
liiiliEN$ORs#iiitiiiriljiiri;jl
lsland Music
Reggae/Steel Band
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lVhat was Broward Counly like b0years ago? This article gives a glimpseinlo lhe way th,ngs were, as reportedm lhe Fort Lautierdale Daily News ofAug. 10, 1944
F0RT LAUOnnnarn
Dalry Nrws
Dania to celebrate 90th anniversary
By DAMoN ADAMS
St.r, WrI6r
., DANIA..-- Say j,Happy Birthday,, tothe grandfather of all Broward Countycities.
Dania will celebrate its g0th anniver-sary in November with fireworls, con-certs and exhibits.
Since the cityjs the oldest in Broward,community leaders want to celebrate inslyle. After all, it's not everyday thatyou turn the big ,,NineO.',
. . "When you get to b€ 90, there,s a lot of
llstory beiind you to look back at,,, saidLillian Adair, 80, a pioneer who movedto Dania from Valdosta, Ga., ln 192i.l.)ania won't be the only one ceiebrating.'I'he.annual Browa rd pioneer Dayi,whlch honors county pioneers, wlll takeplace during the Dania event."They invited us, and we felt it wasvery,appropriate,', said Rodney Dillon,c-oordinator of thc Broward County His_torical Commission
.- Dania, incorporated in 190{. ts otderrn€n tsroward County, which w8s creat-ed-in 1915, Dillon said. About S0 p€opleare working on various committ'ees- to
. Sil pumps of the nine now supply.rng l-ort Lauderdale with fresh riaierlrom the plant on West Dixie Hish_way.are from l5 to l6 years oldlac_cordinB to Public Works Superinien.oent lterbert Hinman.They are due forret trement_
The purnps still work, but are oldand their efficiencv ls low
...,lli:t-lll is seeking six new pumps,whrch will cost the city about'gg.obo.when he finds the equipment. ilin-man's.troubles are just beginnins be.( ause he then has to s.ll the Waipro-(luction Board on the urgency of thecrry s need tor them
The rapidity of the city.s growth isnllrrr,rr\l lrl it a,ll.,r, ,,, tt,,,rr, rn.. olfi.^
plan the bash, scheduled for Nov. {-6.The estimated cost is S25,000, which willbe. covered through donations, sponsor_snrps, concession revenues and somecity funds.
Although events and activities havenot teen f inalized, committee memberssaid the celebration likely will feature atrreworks show, games for children and
1119, T-r-.19: The.party wilt be ar CityHau, t00 W. Dania Beach Blvd., and thLsurrounding area. Some streeti will beclosed to accommodate crowds. Thecity's well-know[ antique district, locat-
,"d-.lt9lC F9.gq-1. Highway near CityHau, atso will be the site of activities."We're trylng to get the entire com_munity involved,', said Wilt Allen, asteering committee member and thecrty s growth management director.uanta, incorporated on Nov.30, l9O{,was n-amed after setuers who camerrom Denmarh They planted tomatotarms, and Dania became known as the- lomato Center of the Wortd ,,
. During the l9{0s, businesses oDeneddowrtow-n,_chsnging the look of th; city.In the 1950s, salt water infiltrated theIand, and made tomato farmint nearly
City seeks water pumps
impossible. In the early years, horsesano btcycles were the primary modes oflransportation.
. 'You could sit in the street and waito€tore a car came by," Adair said.r\ow-, you can hardly cross the streel...,
, 't'oday, the city of f?,000 residenrs rshome to_ Dania Jai_Alai, the Sheraton
lf""Fl.iTi: "i::il ;:fl i&t, 1",,u Inauonal Alrport.
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CITY OF DANIA
100 West Dania Beach Boulevard
Dania, FL 33004
Dania Celebrates 90th Birthday
Hosts 22nd Annual Pioneer Days
For lmmediate Release
Wednesday, August '10, 1994
Contact: Will Allen
City Of Dania
305-92r{700 Ext. 255
Dania, Frorida - The city of Dania cerebrates it's 90th Birthday with a three day
celebration beginning on November 4, 1994. The birthday festivities will be held in
conjunction with Broward county's 22nd Annual pioneer Days co-hosted by the Dania
Historical Society and the Broward County Historical Commission.
The Dania 90th Birthday cerebration wiil include many of the same events and
excitement enjoyed at th6 tirst Tomato Days Festival 67 years ago. Festivities such as
a tomato lhrow, a greas€d pole, a hayride and storylelling will be available to visitors.
The Tomato Queens from the past Festivals will be honored in a special ceremony and
food will be abundant with a birthday cake cutting ceremony on the aflemoon of
Saturday, November Sth.
The Pioneer Days theme is Tares of Broward cities' and has a variety of
events for the whole family. pioneer Days activities, which will also be at city Hall, will
begin with an opening ceremony at 10 AM on saturday, November sth which will honor
pioneers from cities throughout Broward county as well as Dania. The two day
observance will feature over 50 exhibitors, live enlertainment, children,s activities,
history talks, re-enaclors, an antique district sidewalk sale and storytelling plus much
more.
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Dania's City Commissi oners applauded tha planning efforts thus far and said,
'The goal is to make his an ev6nt that can be enjoyed by all segm€nts of th6
community. There are plenty of aclivities planned for people of all ages.,
Dania, Broward county's ordest city, was incorporated in 1904. The majority of
the citizens at that time wer€ farmers who benefited from the rich soil and made a living
growing tomatoes. Many were of Danish Heritage - hence tha name Dania. The town
grew with the help of Henry Flagler's railroad which shipped tomatoes to all areas of the
United States. Dania became known as the .Tomato Capital of the World.'
ln 1945, the first of many antique stores opened and it is berieved this sparked a
resurgence in Dania's grodh and today, Dania is knonn as the .Antique center of rhe
south.' The city is also recognized as a center for Frorida's prosperous marine
industry, many tourist attraclions and the c.ity,s ,17,000 friendly people.
All events wirl be held at Dania city Hall, 100 west Dania Beach Boulevard.
Admission and parking are free.
come walk through time with usr For mor€ information on booth rentar,
concession sales or to volunt€er, please call chairman will Allen at Dania city Hall -
305-92 1 -8700, Extension 255.
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Tamarac, FL 33319
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Business in Broward
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CBS/This Morning
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Canadian Ns,vs Service
5740 Hollywood Blvd 600
Holl)^r,ood, FL 33021
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Channel 51
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Hialeah, FL 33010
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CNN
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Ft Lauderdalo, FL 33301
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Pombroke Pines, FL 33V27
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4185 SW 64 Ave
DaMs, FL 33314
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Florida Parent
PO Box 2321
Boca Raton, FL 33427
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Hallandale. FL 33009
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P. O. Box 5786
Hollywood, FL 330E3
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2000 E. Oakland Pk Btvd #103
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Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33302
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CBS
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Miami, FL 33137
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4360 NE 5 Ten
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Colony Point Club, lnc
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Dania Chambar ot Commerce
102 W Oania Bch Bh,d
Dania, FL 33004
Manager
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3505 S Ocean Or
Holl) #ood, FL 33019
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300'l S Ocean Or
Hollywood, FL 33019
Manager
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900 S. Hollybrook Dr
Pembroke Pines, FL 33025
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City Sc€no Magazino
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Oakland Parlq FL 33334
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Community N6*!
6836 Stiding Road
Davi6, FL 33024
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Oania Press
P. O. Box 128
Oania, FL 33004
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Hallanda16 Chamb6r of Commerc.
PO Box 249
Hallandale, FL 33009
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Hollrr/rood Chamb6r ot Commerce
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2719 Holl) ,vood Blvd
Holl! xood, FL 33020
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Miramar/Pembroka Chambar
8910 Miramar Ph^ry 100
Miramar, FL 33025
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444 Brickell Ave 11250
Miami, FL 33131
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3135 S Federal Hwy d626
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Palm Beach Post
P.O. Box 24700
W. Palm B68ch, FL 33416
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Pr6sidentlal Tow€rs
2501 S Ocean Or
Hollyl,vood. FL 33019
Calendar Editor
South Florida Parenting
4200 Aurora St R
Coral Gablas, FL 331.16
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Sun Sentanal
200 E. Las Olas Blvd
Ft Lauderdale. FL 3330'1
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Sun Sentinal
3 SW 129 Av€ Ste. 101
Pembroke Pines. FL 33027
Jordan BrEsslor
HomBtown Herald
9341 NW 57 St
Tamarac, FL 33351
Mary Hoskins
Joy 107
PO Box 5333
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33310
Public Servic€ Director
MIX
'1975 E Sunrise Blvd
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33304
N Gerard
N6,v Times
PO Box 0'l'1591
Miami, FL 33101
J Han
Palm Beach Daily News
P. O. Box 1176
Palm Beach, FL 33480
Libby L6hrman
Park Placa Post
1350 St Charl€s Pl
Pembroke Pines, FL 330260
Laura Hatton
Selkirk CommunicationB
900 S oMa Flwy
Hallandale, FL 33009
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Sun Sentinel
200 E. Las Olas Blvd
Ft. Lauderdal., FL 33301
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Sun Sentinel
200 E. Las Olas Blvd
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301
M. Gross
Sun S€ntinel
200 E. Las Olas Blvd
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301
CalendarfYour Nelfl Neighbors
Hometown Herald
4000 Hollywood BtYd f200N
Hollywood, FL 33021
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Loafe/s Choice
PO Box 16928
Plantation, FL 33318
Tobij Atlas
NBC/Today Show
30 Rockeleller Plaza
New York NY 10112
J Mullin
New Times
PO Box 011591
Miami, FL 33101
E Fears
Palm Eeach Post
P.O. Box 24700
W. Palm Beach, FL 33416
R Kramer
Pompano Ledger
2745 E Atlantic Blvd
Pompano Beach, FL 33062
M. Moore
South Florida Magazin6
800 Oouglas Rd #500
Miami, FL 33134
Bazaars
Sun Sentinel
200 E. Las Olas Blvd
Ft. Lauderdalo, FL 33301
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Sun Sentinel
9000 Pines Blvd
Pembroke Pines. FL 33024
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Sun S6ntinel
200 E. Las Olas Blvd
Ft. Lauderdal€, FL 33301
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Sun Sontin6l
3 SW 129 AYe St6. '10'l
Pembroke Pines, FL 33027
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S. FL Businass Joumal
7950 r.rw 53 St. *210
Miami, FL 33166
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TCI of Hollywood
3000 N. 29 Ct
Hollywood, FL 33020
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The Courier
100 Carriag€ Rd
Hollyl#ood, FL 33024
Coming Social Attractions
The Miami Horaldt Herald Plaza
Miami, FL 33132
Things to Oo
Ths Miami Herald
4000 HolhYood BlYd #200N
Hollyl,vood, FL 33021
Ron Ishoy
Th6 Miami Hsrald
4000 Holl) tood Blvd t200N
Hollywood, FL 33021
C. Rabin
The Miami Herald
1 Herald Plaza
Miami, FL 33132
Weekend Editor
The Miami Herlad
'l Herald Plaza
Miami, FL 33132
V. Hagendorl
ThB Pembroks Times
11927 NW 1t St
Pembroke Pines, FL 33026
Y Mcclain
Sun Sentinol
9000 Pines Blvd
Pembroke Pines, FL 33025
Chrisloph6r Hosford
S. FL BusinBs3 Journal
7950 NW 53 St *210
Miami. FL 33166
Claudia Callaghan
Tho Bottom Lino
11211 SW 65 St
Miami, FL 33173
P. Bluestein
The Hallandale Digest
224 S. Dit6 Highway
Hallandals, FL 33'166
Community Calendar
The Miami Herald
'l Hetald Plaze
Miami, FL 33132
Lourdes Fernandez
Th€ Mismi Herald
1 Horald Plaza
Miami, FL 33'132
Brent Mitchsll
The Miami Herald
4000 Hollyrrcod Btvd f200N
Hollyvood. FL 33021
Paul Saltsman
The Miami Herald
4000 Hollyr,vood Elvd #200N
Holly?ood, FL 33021
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The Miami Herlad
4000 Holllaflood Blvd #200N
Hollywood, FL 3302'l
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The Reporler
46 SW I Ave
oania. FL 33004
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Sun Sentinel
200 E. Las Olas Btvd
Ft. LauderdalE, FL 33301
C Ozemhoya
S. FL Business Joumal
7950 r.rw 53 St #210
Miami, FL 33166
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Th6 Bror{ard Times
1001 W Cyprt-lss Crk Rd 111
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33099
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The Miami Herald
4000 Hollywood Btvd #200N
Holl) r/ood, FL 33021
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4000 Hollywood Blvd *200N
Holly^,vood, FL 33021
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The Miami Herald
934r r,IW 57 St
Tamarac, FL 33351
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The Miami Herald
1 Herald Plaza
Miami. FL 33132
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The Miami Herald
4000 Hollywood Blvd f200N
Hollylflood, FL 33021
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The Miami Herlad
1 He'ald Plaza
Miami FL 33132
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PO Box 24612
W Palm Beach, FL 33416
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Univisior/American
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13460 SW 10 St
Pembroke Pines, FL 33027
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WAXY FM
1975 E Sunriss Blvd
Ft. Lauderdalo, FL 333011
Community Calendar
WCIX-Channel 6
8900 l.IW 18 Ten
Miami, FL 33172
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Hollr,yood, FL 33024
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19,1 tIW 187 St
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999 Ponc6 ds Leon Blvd 600
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16550 I'lw 52 Ave
Miami, FL 33014
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110 SE 6 St#l740
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18350 NE 2 St
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CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO:Robert Flatley
City Manager
RE:AMENDMENT OF SECTION 8-3; FEE SCHEDULE FOR PERMIT FEES
Date August 12, 1994
An ordinance amending section 8-3 of the Dania code of ordinances is attached. This
section of the code deals with the fee schedule for building permits including structural,
plumbing, electrical, etc. The proposed change is to increase the minimum fee as was
discussed at the budget workshop by the City Commission.
The proposal is to increase the minimum fee from $27.50 to $35.00. The additional
$7.50 for such permits as re-roof, certificate of occupancy, fences, minimum plumbing
and electrical will generate approximately $10,000 increase in revenues.
There are also some proposed changes to the schedule for the plumbing, electrical and
mechanical disciplines. These changes were suggested by the individual inspectors
who reviewed the fee schedules of other communities. The most changes were made
in the mechanical category in which a number of categories were added which did not
exist in Dania's schedule but were in other communities. The fee increases are minor
and in some cases round up to the nearest dollar.
A list of the proposed items to be changed is attached.
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GroMh Management Director 8l'
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CIry OF DANIA FLORIDA
AMENDING SECTION 8-3 OF ARTICLE I, CHAPTER 8 OF
THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF DANIAFLORIDA; ENTITLED "GENERAL, STRUGTURAL
PLUMBING, ETC. PERMIT FEES" TO PROVTDE FOR
ADJUSTMENTS OF SAID FEES; AND PROVIDING THATALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES ANDALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN
CONFLICT HEREWTH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENTOF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVID|NG FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CIry OF DANIA.
FLORIDA:
Section 1 . That Section 8-3 of Article 1 , Chapter 8 Of The Code Of
ordinances of the city of Dania entitled, "General, structural, plumbing, etc. permit
Fees" be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows:
"Sec. 8-3. General, structural, plumbing, etc., permit fees.
(a) Permits and inspection fees.
(1) Administrative information records processing (contractors
annual, certificate of competency, insurance and
occupational license, records processing).....
(3) Pre-inspection when required or requested prior to issuing
a permit or an occupational license (price per discipline)....
(4) Expired permit (more than 6 months of last inspection; pre-
inspection required), original fee at....................
(5) Change of contractor after permit has been issued, original
fee at
(6) Plan replacement or revision (per page).....
Minimums: Single Family/Duplex/Residential.......
(2) Minimum fee (except as shown)....... 3S.OO
$ 35.00
35.00
100%
25o/o
Multi-family / Commercial
2.50
15.00
30.00
(8) Non-display of permit card (penalty fee) .....................35.00
(9) Permit card replacement....11.00
(10) Certificateofoccupancy:
Commercial (percent of permit fee)1o/o
50.00
35.00
Minimum
Residential (per unit).........
Appliance fee as per schedule at time of c/o
(1 1) FHA lnspections:
a. lnitial inspection and one re-inspection...
b. Each re-inspection
(7) Re-inspection or extra inspections
Overtime inspectors (per hour, min. 3 hrs).......
With soil bearing foundations.....
With foundation on piling or special soil stabilization.................
Prefab metal structures shall be 50 percent
Permits may be divided; shell 70 percent and interior 30%(2) Repair and maintenance commercial and residential
(3) Utility building:
Prefab, 100 square feet or less, minimum
Over 100 square feet, per structural fee schedule
(4) Concrete slabs, Chattahoochee topping, per square foot
a. Monolithic, 0 to 500 inclusive .........
Plus each additional 500 square feet or fraction thereof ...
b. Spread type footer, 0 to 500 inclusive
Plus each additional 500 square feet or fraction thereof ....
(5) Paving, parking and sidewalks, per square foot:
38.50
40.00
38.50
27.50
(b) Structural permrT fees. Any person desiring a permit to be issued shall, in
addition to filing an application therefore and before such permit ls issued,
pay a permit fee as required in this section.
(1) New buildings, additions, alterations and/or remodeling (per cubic foot):
$.022
.024
55.00
35.00
35.00
5.50
35.00
4.40
2
Ordinance No
0 to 1 ,000 square feet.........
Each additional 500 square feet or fraction thereof...........
Resurfacing asphalt per square foot
Resealing aspha|t............
(6) Roofing and siding
a
b
Repairs only to existing roof or sidin9..............
New roofing or replacing old roof $27.50 plus $1 .10 for
each square (100 square feet)
(7) Gutters, down spouts, $2,75 each, minimum............
(8) Awnings, canopies, storm shutters:
Window awnings..............
Canopies
Storm shutters and canvas awnings (with fire department
approval)
(9) Tents (with fire department approval)
(10) Store front glass (metal frame included) $.055 per square foot,
mtnrmum....._. _...
(11) Screenenclosures:
a. Patio screen room....
b. Screen room under existing roof
c. Cabana room with roof...............
d. Swimming pool enclosures.........
(12) Swimming pools (not including electrical and pool piping permits)
Residential.
Commercial
Separate spas and hot tubs
(13)Fences and walls:
a. Wire or wood fences ($0.1'l per lineal foot), minimum.........
b. Concrete pre-cast types ($0.11 per lineal foot), minimum...
c. Masonry walls ($0.33 per lineal foot), minimum
(14) Retaining walls and sea walls:
0 to 60 lineal feet inclusive...
61 and over plus each additional 10 lineal feet or fraction thereof
Ordinance No.
a
b
c
35.00
5.50
0.025
No Charge
35.00
35.00
35.00
35.00
35.00
55 00
35 00
a
b
35.00
35.00
50 00
50.00
110.00
176.00
55.00
35.00
35.00
55.00
44.00
4.40
3
(15) Docks:
0 to 30 lineal feet inclusive..38.50
4.4031 and over plus each additional 10 lineal feet or fraction thereof
(16) Towers and poles (flood light units and transformers, see electric fees):
a. Radio and communication towers:
0 to 50 feet high, inclusive........
51 to 75 feet high, inclusive
76 to 100 feet high, inclusive......
101 and over plus each additional 5 feet added
b. Poles (for flags, flood lights, etc.):
Per pole..
(20) Trailer parks, individual sites:
Set-up and tie-downs........
35.00
45.00
55.00
8.80
Minimum fee
(17) Sign erection permits (per square foot)....0.66
35.00Minimum fee.......................
a. Any change or alteration of approved existing sign, such as metal box,
copy lettering, new message, repaint, etc., to be 50% of fee for new sign.
b. Advertising balloons......55.00
(18) Demolition permits (cubic feet).005
(19) Building moving, per building 330.00
1 1.00
35.00
35.00
See plumbing, electrical and mechanical fee schedules when applicable
(c) Plumbing permit fees.
(21) Water service
Public water connection, each................
Private well connection, each...............
Water softener, each..............
Water filtering system, including under sink model, each
Water injection purifier, each
a
b
c
d
e
28.00
28.00
28.00
11.00
11.00
4
Ordinance No.
(22) Sewerage connection:
Sewer hook-up, each......................
Septic tank hook-up, each
. Kitchen sink, each.............
. Laundry tray, each
Grease trap connections, each...............-....
lnterceptors, each
Lint trap connections, each. Floor drains, each
Hose bibs:
First 2.........
Each additiona1.............................. ...
k. Indirect waste and open waste, each.....l. Roofdrains, each
m. lce makers, each
a
b
c
28.00
28.00
11.00
11.00
11.00
1 1.00
28.00
28.00
28.00
11.00
1 1.00
3.00
35.00
1 1.00
11.00
11.00
11.00
1 1.00
11.00
Replacing existing septic tank drainfields or repairing,
mrnrmum 28.00
(23) Trailers and mobile homes, sewer and water hook-up, each..... 35.00
(24) Fixtures:
. Water closet, each.....a
b
c
d
e
f.
Y
h
i.
j. Catch basins, each....
o. Trap sealer, each
p. All other plumbing fixtures, each.q. Replacement of existing water heater or plumbing
fixtures, eachr. Drainage/soakage pit.........
s. Portable sanitary facility (for the 1 st one)....
each additional
(25) Appliances
Clothes washer, each
Coffee urns, each
Dishwasher, each
Garbage disposals, each
1 1.00
11.00
35.00
5.00
a
b
c
d
e
f.
g
h
i.
Water heaters, each
Water coolers, each.-......
Drinking fountains, each................
Automatic ice cube machine..........
1 1.00
11.00
11 00
11.00
1 1.00
1 1.00
1 1.00
11.00
1 1.00
Ordinance No.
lnstant hot water appliance, each
Sauna steam unit, each.....
(26) Wells
2" diameter well or less...... ... .
2/2" diameler lhrough 4" well
Over 4" diameter well............
(27) Swimming pool piping:
a. Residential
b. Commercial.
(28) Fire sprinkler systems (with fire department approval)
a. Fire sprinklers:
Up to 12 heads dry or wet system, minimum
Additional heads over 12, each
b. Fire hose cabinets, fire hose valve cabinets, Siamese
connections, roof manifold, flow valves, tamper valves and
inspection test valves, each................
c. Chemical fire systems (2 heads and tank)........
Additional head, each
Additional tank, each.............
(29) Fire standpipes (with fire department approval):
a. Fire hose valve connection, fire hose cabinets, siamese
connections, roof manifold, flow valves, tamper valves and
inspection test valves, each..
b. Standpipe water....................
(30) Fire pump (with fire department approval)
Jockey pump.....
(31) Solar water heating systems (where applicable, electrical and
roofi ng permits required).........
(32) Solar commercial swimming pool heaters...
(33) lrrigation (lawn) sprinkler systems
a. First 12 heads, minimum...........
b. Additional heads over 12, each.
c. Zone valve, each.....
d. Vacuum breaker, each..............
j
k
a
b
45.00
55.00
85.00
55.50
85.00
3s.00
2.50
85.00
35.00
55.00
35.00
11.00
35.00
2.50
11.00
11.00
11.00
b
Ordinance No.
35.00
2.50
1 1.00
11.00
11.00
35.00
(34) Display fountains and water falls, etc., each......
a. Residential backflow valve up to ...................
b. Residential backflow valve 1/2" and up
c. Backflow annual inspection......................
d. Backfl ow initial insta||ation...................
(d) Gas permit fees.
(35) Gas service: Natural and Liquid Petroleum Systems
System installation including tanks or cylinders, meter, and two outlets:
Tank size 0 to 250 gal. above or underground
55.00
11.00
55 00
25.00
35.00
35.00
45.00
85.00
5.50
Tank size 251 to 1,000 gal. above or underground
Tank size 1,001 to 4,000 gallons above or underground
Each additional outlet or meter
Tank or cylinders only, when gas outlets are provided
by othersf. Ansul valve (gas or electric shut offl, each...........................
(36) Appliances:
Dryer equipment, gas fired, each
Water heater, gas or oil, each
Dry cleaning equipment, each
a
b
c
d
e
a
b
c
d
28.00
28.00
28.00
55.00
11.00
11.00
Swimming pool heater......
(37) Medical gases:
a. Each tank...35.00
2.50
35.00
35.00
(e) Electrical permit fees.
(38) Commercial service, inspection or wiring due to a change in
occupancy, mrnrmum................
(39) Electric service:
a. Temporary use only, 100 amp maximum........
b. Permanent, single phase:
Shunt Trip
Up to 1,000 amps..........
Every 100 amp over 1,000 amp.......
7
Ordinance No.
15.00
35.00
2.00
c. Permanent,multi-phase:
0 to 100 amp
101 to 200 amp
201 to 400 amp
401 to 600 amp
(44) lntercom system, residential and commercial:
a. Master unit......
b. Per speaker....
(40) Circuits in panel, each 100 volt circuit or each space ($1.50 each)
(41) General wiring:
a. Total outlets, fixtures, switches, receptacles, fixture
openings, each...............
b. Permanently wired items; heaters, exhaust fans, etc.
(all types excluding commercial),each....................
c. Special purpose outlets, dishwashers, refrigerators,
compactors, washing machines, computers, G.F.C.l.
Chimes, etc., each........
Paddle fans, ceiling hung, each
Time clocks of any type, each................
Contactors or starters, each
Dockside pedestal, each................
(42) 220 voll outlets, each...
a. Air conditioning outlets, including air conditioning
compressors and air handlers, each..............
Air handler, each
b. Thermostats, each
(43) Music System, residential and commercial:
a. Amplifier
d
e
t.
s
1.00
9.00
10.00
9.00
10.00
10.00
30.00
35.00
30.00
4.00
30.00
4.00
8
Ordinance No.
1,001 to '1,500 amp.......
1,501 to 2,000 amp.......
20.00
30.00
35.00
50.00
65.00
85.00
1 10.00
10.00
10.00
2.00
a. Master Unit..............
b. Each contact or break point................
(46) Burglar alarm system, commercial:
a. Master unit..................
b. Each contact or break point
(47) All motors:
a. Single phase:
0to5hp
6 to 10 hp.............
'l 1 to 15 hp...........
16 to 20 hp...........
21 hp and over......
b. Three phase:
0to5hp
6 to 10 hp..........
11to 15 hp
16 to 20 hp
21 hp and over
(48) Communications systems (e.9. telephone, TV)
Master Unit...........
Each out|et...........
Garage door opener each)..
22.00
4.00
30.00
5.00
a
b
c
12.O0
18.00
21.00
25 00
50.00
25.00
3.30
10.00
(4e)
(50)
(51)
(53)
(s4)
(5s)
60.00
20.00
9.00
18.00
35.00
30.00
50.00
20.00
50.00
Residential well pump hook-up......
Swimming pool hook-up, complete with accessories
Commercial swimming pool hook-up, complete with
(56) Paint spray booth system.........
(52) Gasoline pumps, new and replacement, each...
a. Low cut-off device (each)
Refrigerated display cases and ice machines, each.................
Cold storage refrigeration system............
Commercial exhaust and ventilation systems, includes all types
accessones....
of fans...................
o
Ordinance No.
(45) Burglar alarm system, residential:
18.00
23.00
30.00
34.00
60.00
(57) X-ray, diathermy equipment.....
Power Poles
(58) Generator,transformers:
0 to 10 KVA, each....................
11 to 30 KVA, each..................
(59) Walker Ducts (per foot).
(60) Mobile power plants for carnivals, standby generator, etc.:
0 to 30 KVA, each..
Over 30 KVA, each
(61) Lighting, parking areas, car lots, public areas
a. Light units, each..
b. Streamer, festoon lighting, per light..........
(62) Electric or luminated signs:
Sign outlet, each...............
Ballasts and/or transformers, each......
Timers, clocks, border chasers, cycle devices..
Flashers, where allowed, each..............
Motors used on any type of sign
Bulbs or tubes, $0.28 each, minimum
Repair and reconnection of existing sign, minimum
Antenna
TV dish.
Meters, each
Panels, each..........
Communication antennas up to 75'
m. Neon (per foot)..............
(63) Welders:
0 to 25 amps..
26 to 50 amps
51 amps and over, each additional 50 amps
(64) Fire damage or repairs, minimal
50.00
10.00
18.00
28.00
18.00
85.00
105.00
1.00
18.00
0.75
10.00
10.00
15.00
10.00
18.00
12.00
12.00
25.00
50.00
3.00
3.00
60.00
0.25
18.00
23.00
12.00
a
b
c
d
e
f.
s
h
i.
j
k
t.
10
Ordinance No.
50.00
For each 10 KVA or fraction thereof over 30 KVA....................
(65) Miscellaneousitems:
Dryer hook-ups commercial(single & multiphase)
Flat cable conductor, per foot.........-..
Cooking equipment (pizza ovens, etc.), each
Track lighting (4 foot section), each..............
Energy devices
Time Clocks
(66) Fire alarm system and smoke detection system, residential:
Master unit......
Each sensing unit..................
Smoke detectors......
(67) Fire alarm system and smoke detection system, commercial:
a. Master unit..................
b. Each sensing unit..................
(S) Mechanical permit fees
(68) Equipment:
. Air compressor, each (Pneumatic)....
. Central heating system (Forced warm air)
Central heat and air conditioning system (to 2/z ton each...
Add for each additional ton or fraction thereof.....................
Wall type heaters, and floor furnaces, each........
Package alc 2/z lon
Each ton or additional fraction............
g. Temperature controls:
1. Minimum fee..................
2. Per thermostat, (secondary), each
h. Radiatortype heater, each....FCU -
Commercial
i. Furnaces (GasiOil) to 100,000 BTU
Add for each 25,000 btu additional or faction thereof..'.'....j. Boilers (Low pressure)
3hpto15hp
15 hp to 25 hp
Add for each 10 hP thereafter...
k. Steam openings:
'l . Minimum fee (1st 5 openings).....
2. Each additional opening...........
3. Heat recovery units (includes pump/piping to 50') SFR.
Ordinance No.
a
b
c
d
e
f.
18.00
0.75
40.00
0.75
15.00
15.00
a
b
35.00
9.00
a
b
c
d
e
f.
25.00
40.00
50.00
7.00
30.00
40.00
7.00
15.00
5.00
't 8.00
25.00
40.00
10.00
Residentia1.................
60.00
100.00
10.00
11
30.00
6.00
45.00
30.00
8.00
8.00
l. Heat exchanger, each
m. Air conditioner, condenser (1st2% ton)..... .. . ..... .....
each additional ton or fraction thereof.......................
n. Wndow air conditioner...
(69) Dedicated heat lamp
(70) Exhaust fans (rest rooms) -
(71) Air conditioning duct, each (minimum 10 drop)....
a. Additional drops, each
b. Extended plenums per foot (minimum 20') . . .
(72) Roof frames - Residential and Gardens Apartments
Up to 3 singles, Minimum.......
b. each additional thereafter........
(73) Residential washer/dryer or combo stack, each
(7 4) Single family/Duplex/Triplex/Quad Dryer Exhaust, each...........
(7 5) 5 or more units/Townhouses/Garden type, refer to ventilation
(76) Package heat pumps/10 KW electric heatlo 2/z ton.................
For each ton or fraction thereof add
35 00
40.00
10.00
35.00
10.00
18.00
50.00
5.00
1.50
35.00
40.00
8.00
25.00
25.00
15.00
50.00
10.00
1,001 to 2,000 gallons.......
2,001 to 3,000 gallons..
3,001 to 4,000 gallons..
4,001 gallons and over, each additional 1,000 gallons
or fraction thereof...........
(78) Fuel pumps (each dlspenser)
(79) Process piping (minimum 100').fee per foot
(80) Vapor Recovery system (1 .5% of cost) each site
(81) EPA site clean of contaminated area (1 .5% of cost) each site
(82) Electric dryer, each clothes dryer (Commercial)........
49.00
55.00
72.00
90.00
25.00
35.00
60
12
Ordinance No.
20.00
a. 5 condenser gangs (1st two)..........
(77) Fuel Tanks:
0 to 1,000 9a|lons............
(84) Volumedampers, motorized/pneumaticeach 18.00
(85) VAV pressure reducing volume central damper motorized each 40.00
(83) Central Vacuum system, minimum fee..................
a. Each opening (minimum 6)....................
(86) Commercial roof top package systems, 2.5 ton minimum........
a. for each ton additional or fraction thereof............
(87) Commercial condensing units 7.5 ton minimum
(88) Heat pump, pool, minimum fee 2Y. ton
a. add for each ton or fraction thereof
(89) Jenn aire
(90) DX systems
a. each additional ton dx system or fraction thereof
(91) Fire, smoke - radiant type fire damper, each
(92) Smoke detector, mechanical
(93) Smoke detector, mechanical with strobe & alarm
(94) Fan coil unit 4,000 CFM to 24,000 CFM commercial DX..........
a. each additional 2,000 CFM or fraction thereof....................
(95) Commercial grease cooking hood and exhaust duct system...
a. Exhaust fan..................
b. Supply air fan
c. Make up air duct (1 .10 per ft.), minimum
d. Residential hood and exhaust duct.
(96) Ventilation
35.00
7.00
40.00
7.00
66.00
30.00
7.00
45.00
8.00
18.00
50.00
30.00
7.00
a
b
d
f.
o
1-10 duct openings.........
87.00
25.00
2s.00
18.00
20.00
25.00
4.25
13.00
25.00
32.00
45.00
1.50
30.00
each additional duct opening.
Flue stacks, Residential......
Commercial
Boiler breach stacks.... . .. .. . .. .
Drycleaner water air wash units (swamp coolers)................
Extended plenums (20 feet of minimum), per foot...............
Dry filter housed fan supply air units, 150-10,000 CFM.......
Ordinance No.
13
7.00
(97) Equipment:
a. Air compressor, each.........
b. 0-6 openings, minimum
c. Additional openings, each................
(98) Exhaust fans, commercial, each
(99) Fan coil unit, small chillwater single RM type, each
(100) Hydraulic lifts; for garages, service stations, etc., each
(101) Commercial water tower and chillers, tonnage
a. 0 to 5 tons, per ton..
b. 6 to 10 tons, per ton
45.00
18.00
62.00
35.00
12.00
1.00
12.00
'11.00
10.00
9.00
0.25
30.00
0.60
20.00
c. 11 to 100 tons, per ton............
d. 101 tons and over plus, each additional 25 tons
(102) Paint spray booth system
(103) Dry chemical system, each................
plus $8.00 per opening
Walk-in coolers and freezers, 400 cubic feet............................
a. Refrigeration condensing units ('l14 to 5 HP) each HP........
b. Refrigeration fan coil units (matched with 1/4 to 5 HP) each
c. Refrigeration condensing units (5.1 to 15 HP) $192.00 plus
each HP to 15 HP.........
d. Walk in coolers and freezers 400 CU FT and under............
e. Walk in coolers and freezers (401 to 4,000 CU FT) $92.00
plus each cubic foot to 4,000 CU FT...................f. lnterconnecting refrigerant tubing (50' minimum).................
each foot exceeding 50 FT per system............
g. Temperature control, each................
h. Freezers/Refrigeration exceeding 4,000 CU FT and 15 HP
to charge out at .015 of contract price
95.00
35.00
92.00
32.00
18.00
28.00
92.00
(s)
(105)
(106)
Miscellaneous permit fees.
Asphalt plants; plumbing and electrical permits additional........
Concrete batching plants; plumbing and electrical permits
330.00
additional........
14
Ordinance No
330.00
(104)
(107) Sandblasting:
a. Each single-family or duplex residence
b. All other structures, $.01 1 per square foot, minimum...........
(108) Blasting(where allowed), perdischarge..
(with Fire Department approval)
Items not listed shall be based on cost per one thousand
dollars ($1,000).. .. . .. ..........
Minimum.........
35.00
35.00
27.50
275.00
11.00
35.00
275.00
8.80
4.40
35.00
1 10.00
165.00
165.00
275.00
275.00
165.00
275.00
275.00
27.50
550.00
55.00
165.00
(h)
(10e)
(110)
Development permit fees:
Tree removal (refer to tree ordinance)................. . ..
Review fees for new development:
a. Variance:
Single Family..
Dup|ex............
Trip|ex.............
Multi-family......
Nonresidential.
Sign
b. Special exception........
c. Rezoning:
For the first acre or fraction thereof...........-
Plus, for each additional acre or fraction thereof................-
d. Land use plan amendment:
For the first acre or fraction thereof............
Plus, for each additional acre or fraction thereof
Plus advertising costs.
e. Land use flex change
f. Site Plan:
1. Residential
Plus, per unit for the first 1 00 units..
Plus, per unit for each unit in excess of 100 units......
2. Non-residential and hotelimotel....................
Plus, per 100 square feet for the first 'l 0,000 square
feet.................
1
2
J
4
5
6
15
Ordinance No
1.10
3
Plus, per 100 square feet for that portion in excess of 10,000
square feet...... 0.55
Major revision for residential or non-residential and
Motel/motel site p|an.......... One half site plan fee
(111)
(112)
g. P|at............
Plus, per acre.........-.....-.
h. Vacation or dedication of easement or Right-of-way
i. Zoning code text amendment....
Review fees for construction drawings:
a. Water distribution, sewage collection:
Minimum.........
Per acre..........
b. Paving, grading and drainage:
Minimum
Per acre.
Permit fees:
a. Excavation (land, lakes and canals), per cubic yard...........
Minimum.........
Annual renewal, based on 50% of original permit cost
b. Seawalls, bulkheads, retaining walls:
1. 0 feet up to and including 100 feet, per L.F................2. Greater than 100 feet, per L.F............
c. Bridges......
d. Water distribution system:
1. $0.00 up to and including $5,000.00 construction
cost2. Greater than $5,000.00.......3. MinimumFee.................
e. Sewerage collection system, including pump stations:
$11.00 dollars up to and including $5,000 construction
costs
165.00
27.50
165.00
165.00
220.00
55,00
220.00
55.00
1
2
J
Greater than $5,000
.02
220.00
. 1.10. .83
1% of cost
220.00
3% of cost
220.00
275.00
4% of cost
275.OOMinimum fee
16
Ordinance No.
f. Water treatment plant.......
g. Sewage treatment p|ant......................
h. Sewage pump station...
i. Concrete curbing, per L.F............
j. Street paving and parking per square feet:
1. 0 square feet up to and including '1,000 square feet.2. Each additional 500 square feet over 1,000 square
feet or fraction thereof............
k. Drainage:
Curb cuts, per cut
Median cuts, per cut.............
Clearing, per acre..........
Fill or earthmoving, per acre
2ok ol cost
2% of cost
2o/o of cost
0.1 1
33.00
5.50
1 $0.00 dollars up to and including $5,000.00 constructioncost................. 22O.OO
Greater than $5, 000.00 construction cost...............2/zo/o of cost
Minimum fee 165 00
Landscaping, per acre
2
t.
m
n.
o.
p
2o/o of cost
44.00
44.OO
44.00
2% of cost
17
Ordinance No
i. Miscellaneous provisions. Improvements to property and installations not
specified in this ordinance shall be based on cost, the charge to be determined as per
building permit fee schedule.
Failure of licensed contractor to request final inspection on any work shall
subject said contractor to payment of a fee of fifty-five dollars ($55.00) and an approved
final inspection prior to the issuance of any further permits.
For any other building work not mentioned in this section the fees required
by this section or any other ordinance of the city shall be paid, and all requirements of
thls section or any other ordinance shall be enforced by the inspectors specifically
charged with such enforcement, or by city employees designated by the city manager, if
not othenivise specifically provided for. The said fees shall include payment for the
permit and for inspection of the work, after the same shall have been completed. lf the
building inspector shall, upon his inspection after completion of the work or apparatus
find that the same does not conform to and comply with the provisions of this section,
he shall notify the contractor or owner, indicating the corrections required; and when he
shall be notified that the corrections have been made, he shall again inspect the work
apparatus, and when due to any one of the following reasons, a charge of thirty-eight
dollars and fifty cents ($38.50) shall be made for each trip:
(1) Wrong address.
(2) Condemned work, resulting from faulty construction.
(3) Repairs or corrections not made when inspection is called.
(4) Work not ready for inspection when called.
The payment for re-inspection fees, correction of workmanship or violations,
shall be made before any further permits will be issued to the person responsible for or
owning same.
Licensed persons or firms doing installations or work without a valid permit shall
be charged a one hundred ten dollar ($110.00) fee or double permit fee, whichever is
greater. Homeowners doing their own work without a valid permit shall be charged a
double permit fee, as provided for in the South Florida Building Code."
Section 2. That except as herein amended, all other provisions of said
Chapter 8 of the Code of Ordinances shall remain in full force and effect.
Section 3. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances and all resolutions or
parts of resolutions in conflict herewith be and the same are hereby repealed to the
extent of such conflict.
Section 4. That this ordinance shall be in force and take effect immediately
upon its passage and adoption.
PASSED AND ADOPTED on First Reading on the _ day of
1994.
PASSED AND ADOPTED on Second and Final Reading on the day of
_,1994.
Mayor - Commissioner
18
Ordinance No
ATTEST:
City Clerk - Auditor
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
Frank C. Adler, City Attorney
City of Dania, Florida
19
Ordinance No.
TO
CITY OF DANIA
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT
ROBERT F. FLATLEY, CITY MANAGER
FROM: TIMOTHY G. TAPP, PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTOR
WHISKEY CREEK DOCK
DATE: AUGUST 12, 1994
Attached please find a letter from Kevin McCabe responding to DEP requests regarding
this subject.
Kevin is forwarding modification to DEP to keep the permit process clock going.
However, I suggest the Commission workshop this item and give direction to Kevin
regarding the modifi cations.
TGT/njs
RE:
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24050
August 10, 1994
l\{r, 'l'orn Farrell
DEPARTMI:NT OF' ENVIRONMf, NTAL
PROTECTION
P.0. Box 1542 5
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RE: CI,I'Y OF DANIA DOCK AI. IryHIsKEY CREEK - oEP I(IL[ Dr. o62ajr'?96
Dear Tom:
In response to yuur in incrrrnplctcness sulrulrary, plti$c nete thc lollowing responses:
l. Plcrrsc indicatc thc rofrr rurobcr or'lripu tu be fornrrrt by thc proposrd doclL
lr')
I'lcrtsc tonlirrrr lhc sunfigur;1(ion of the proPosed rlock with its relationship to thctrisring floatitrg dochs to the south.
Pemrir skerch sheet 2 of5 has been revised tc rcfleor exisring and proposed conditions.
Ttrc lrolt.r& in thc vicinity of thc proposed dock is dcnscly covcrcd with dwir.f "'aBrff&Fu'rhrr, il a;rpra^ ltrirr bqrtr luugcl rhrn 2E fcca wilt h{ve access to rhe lhnllow wxterrrrnr the qtrtcrn fnd ofthe docks. Tlris r:oulrt resull in prup drcdtiDt, fo redu(e (hepotc[li crrvironrrrrrrl{l irnpacls ()f lhis pl.ojecl, wc tecr) uri:!.d ft t ),uu modiry thr
grroPosll tr foltow:;
r.) l,iorit dock width lo.t l'ccl
Tl,c proposcd ciock is not rncant le ascommodats altv sp€cilic lurrrbsr uf slips, sin_etheir usc will bc tbr relnpo:?ry duy ocrupancy rclatcd to rlre rrrw pier. Huwcver, brue<lon the layour ol'rlre lhcility, the d.ck could conceivably Pruvi.lc rrooring fi;r up to l5
bonts in thc l7 - 28 ftrot rirngc
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Mr- Torn Farreil
August 10. 1994
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Very truly yours,
COASTAL TEC]IHOI,OCY (]ORPORATIfJN
Kevin M. Mc(lnhc, P F
Principal
.tn your abscnuc. we have spokrrr tu cn^rline Haines oF the DEp regarding this igsue. As wEexplairuxl, tl,c City of Darria lras :rr+nrlatcd that this t'ecility be rnarJe handicip acclsibte ro the public.This ilsur.) musr bc bala.rce/againrt thc envi'oornrntar uurr[rirrs raised in the rellcr [s we as lheccsnomic corsidelalions thtrt will ba afltcretl by a elrrnge iu the rlesign
Tlrc City h.rs tlo objecliort o1'rcducirrg thu width, raising the elevations, nd adding handrails to th(aqccss portion of thc do,;k provided that lhEse ckangus rrrcrul th€ inrent of thi American wittr
D. isabilities Acr (ADA). 'l'hc ciry wishes .o make rhc tlJck rccessibre ibr thE handic,p pubric. TheC:ity could sontpromise ar revising tlrc doek tu 5 fr,,:t wide Howevef, in doirrg ro, the iiiy may wistrto pn:virlc thc aptions to rrraki tltc ternrirrul end either a tixed sarlcture with.a manlifl oiahernately* 5 ft. wide Iloating d$ck witlr : arnp. Given thrse palarleteri we have revised the permit sketchesto rcflect your comrrrsnls rnd urr prupusal. sprr:ilically, w+ ltavs clirrdnated rhe benis in rhc aceessdock arrd prcvirJed .rrr "t-'' slrapr;rl r[,uk fusiiity. This configuration, ue bdievc, ,rilt address bothstructtrral' ertvirtnnrsnlgl. aLrd hantlicnp issues wltil* pr Lrvitlirrg a fircility with the same potentiai dockcapacrly.
Plea.se rcvicw this infornmtion and contaol n)e all€r your rEturn un ltern f that we can coocltrde alloulstirnding issues rclaled trr thi5 pq|mi1.
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Governor
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Soodrei3r DEtritt
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Mr. xevin tl. ucca.be, P.B.coaatal Technoloqri. Cor? -15?o ltadruqa lwcnue, Suite 2O9Coraf Gablee, FL 3314 6
sublect: citv of Danla,' DEP File Dr 062534?96i- naqieet for Addi Lion'al Infornation
Oear Mr- Xccabe:
This !s to adkrlorl€dqe ths rsf€rGEced aPPllcatLon fer a
oni nrrv fronuental xe6ource Perult to coiritruct a boat dpck in
Dania sound (CIaEE rrr vaterr of lttt€ gtata! r sdjacent to thsparking f.c!.iiti€s assocLatad vlth the Danla FiEhing Pier.
1. Please inatlcate the total nurbar ol s1ipe to be lorEcd by tbe
propased dock -
2, PleaEe corrfirE tbe conllg"uratlon o! tlre PrqPosed dock with
respect to its relationship to the existl,ng floatlng - doclcEIocitea to Ehe souch. sas-ed on fteld. DeasurenentE, lt appearsthat the 170-ft-1oag reg (terlnlhal leg) vhich la Para.Ilel to-thoBe6uall ould b€ croser-to the vall than aPpaara In the drarlngs.fn other lrords, in the drawlngs the ternlnal leg pointe directlyat the ueitcrnloost Bection of the floating docks ' Fleld
neasureEents lndLcat€d ttrat the proposed leg aay point lretweentlre uesternBost aud ttre nlddle sectloIt of the ffoatlng dasr(.
Plcage verify this.
,. Be advl,EEd tbat, in rarly a,reas, the bottsn In tha vtcinity oftlre Broposcd dock ls tlensely covered Elth drlarf sGagEase,Ila]-ophila de,ripiens. shadlng by the dock anat boats Boored to theaoct-ioufa-fiffiEE seaqraes-(tiis is a fraquantly docrreentedeffect of seructuresr ower the rrat€r) vhlclr uoulA r€EuIL ln theloss of thls val.uable component of tlre ecosyrteu- furtber, itappears that Doats consldarably lonEBr ttraE 2a ft vil1 h,aveaccess to the ghat].ow gater near thE eastern end gf the dock;tlri6 l;c'uld result in prop dredging.
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BATHYMEIRIC INFORMATION OETAINED FROM SOUNDINGS TAXEN EfT COASTAL
TECHNOLOGY CORPQRAT]ON IN MAY 1994. SOUNOINGS ARE REFERENCED TO
MEAN LOW W TEF (MLVy) vvhlcH lS 0.76 FEET BELOW N.G.V.D. 11929 DAruM.
DOCKS ARE INTENDEO FOR PLEASURE BOATS UTILIZING AMENITIES OF THE
OANIA FISHING PIER. OOCKS '/IILL BE USED AS A DAY USE FACIUI/. NO
LIVE ABOARDS ARE PERMITTED. NO TUELING FACILITIES OR SEWAGE PUMP
OUTS ARE PROPOSEO.
NO DREOGING IS PROPOSED FOR
'NSTALI.ATION
OF OOCKS.
TURBIDITY CURTAINS WILL EE U5ED TO a\,lAlNTAlN AMEIENT WAIER QUALITY lN
PROJECT VICINIIY DURING CONSTRUCTION rcTMIIES.
THESE ORAWINGS ARE "PERMIT SKETCHEg', INTENDED IO PROVITI€ SUFFICIENT
0ATA TO FACTL|TATE EVALUATTON OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT. Tl.lESE DRAWINGS
ARE NOT INIENDENT FOR CCNSTRUCT]ON.
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DANIA SALARY RATES COMPARED TO BROWARD COUNTY
AVERAGE RATES ( PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR)
CLASSIFICATION BROWARD CO.
MED]AN WAGE
CITY MID-POINT
Accounting Clerk
Accounting Clerk I
Auto Machine
Building Director
Maintenance Worker
Maintenance Machanic
Secretary
Clerk Typist
Adminstrative Assistant
$ 9.32
$1 1.02
$13.98
$18.51
$ 8.06
$1 1.70
$1 1.25
$ 8.93
$1 1.85
$ 9.31
$ 9.77
$ 13.75
$13.75
$ 8.68
$11.35
$ 9.78
$ 8.45
$11.98
Source: Florida Department of Labor Occupational Wage Survey 1993
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FROM:
SUBJEGT:
NAME
Johnson,
Spence
Feaster,
Del
Fondo,
Gail
Denny,
Nanci
Chiel Code
lnspector
Util. Mech. I
to Mech. ll
Acct. Clk. I
crk. il
Admin. Asst.
to Purchs'g
Growtt
Mgmt.
Utilities
Finance/
Uill Bill'g
City Mgr.
to Finance
CITY OF DANIA
lNTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
August11,l994
Mayor and CitY Commisslon
Robert F. FlatleY, CitY Manager
Michael Smith, Personnel Director
Beclassilicalion Requesls
POSITION DEPT 1994/1995 BEC. SAt. 94/95 CoST NOTES
TO
Duringthebudgetpreparationcyclelastsummer,.anumberol.reclassilicationandreallocationrequestsweremade
by various department directo"'on Otniff of ,trbttt ol their statfs' Some ol these requests have been pending for
more than two years oue to tignt budg;iionoitiont. The.lollowing list is our recommendations in order ol prionty
Consideration has been girtn to';r"pitfty of ttre wo*, level ol risponsibility and. initiative. exercised in completin0
ii1i, ili,r,6iisr"drr ino trpewision oioteiemprovees' A late request came in from Norman Jean Signore' ln
view ol the fact that she will no* Lr *rrr,irs ioitt'e iltltities Departnent as well as her cunent duties in Public Worlts
and Recreation she should arso ie coniioeri,d and accordingly we have included her in the recommended list below.
ln a review ol Bud palm's "*g*ir.til pirn he is also requiiting a reclassilication ot Leo Williams, his Utilities
irir*irJi,iriruric wo*s nnriities Sup'erintenoent. He his requisted a 20% upgrade' We recommend that $is be
done over a three year period nig' r o% 6tins siven now and 5% each year on his anniversary date in 1995 and 1996
assuming Leo performs well with the new duties'
34,126 35,832 2,150 5% Reallocation
25,413 26,746 1,750 5% Reclassification
24,256 25,468 3,250 5% Reclassilication
29,899 31,393 1,950 5% Reclassification
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Lou Ann
Admin. Aide
to Adm. Asst
Growth
Mgmt 28,084 29,488 1,750 57o Reclassification
Recreation 21 ,318 23,503 2/00 10% Reclassification
UtiliUes 25,473 26,746 1'550 5% Reclassification
Growttt
Mgmt 35,830 37 ,621 2,160 5% Reallocation
Marco,
Rosemarie
Parker,
Dennis
0yler,
Dan
Signore,
Norma
Williams,
Leo
Gardner,
Eula
McKenna,
Charlie
Rec.
Leader
Util. Mech I
to Mech. ll
Planner to
Econ. Dev.
Manaqer
Secretary ll Pub. Wks
Util/Rec.
Util. Suprvsr
to Util/Pub. Wks
Suptndnt. Util/PubWks 29'479
CSA to lT Parker
Civic Center
Leasing Coord.
25,473 26746 1,550 5% Assignment PaY
Admn. Asst. Gwth. Mgmt 29,921 31'417 2180
to 0cc. Lic.
Specialist
32,426 3780
10.57 11.09 600
10% Becommended
now with oher 10 %
requested by
dept. to
be given in step
increases on he
anniversary date over
the next two years
until mu ol new range
(44) is reached.
5% Reclassilication
5% Reclassilication
Two Department Directors, Marie Jabalee and Tim Tapp should have fieir salaries reviewed as their compensation is
out ol line with other department direclors and is actually below ofier lower level employees wi$ much less
responsibilitY.
I 5 Salary Recom mended Salary CoslName
Marie Jabalee $41,983 $48,000 8,110
$48,000 4,890Tim Tapp $43,e30
TolalAll Above Requesls $ 39'370 I
The lollowing changes were requested by the departments but are not recommended at this time'
NAME POSITION DEPT 1994/1995 BEC. SAL. 94/9s CoST NoTES
Sallala-
macchia,
Charlene
Lipman,
Rhona
Monis,
Glenn
Taylor,
Lorenzo
MWS
Secy. ll to
Admin. Aide
Secy
Secy
Marine
SaletyCaPt. Recreation
Rec.
Leader
to
City
Clerk 24,256 26,895 4,365 15% Beclassification
Finance 21,858 22,950 1'250 5% Reclassification
31,404 32,974 2,150 5% Reallocation
Recreation 19,830 20'821 200 5% Reallocation'I
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ADXIIETnINOX, CNT IfiMTEI, GTTT C1I8I, RHICE, PERSilTEt
C]TY IIf,ASER
Boblrt f. fhrlll - (973,498)
C]rr PUTIER
0. 0rlrr - (tit5,t!o)
CTIY CURI
Wrnda llullltln - (S5+266)'IIATCE
DIRECMB
Iadc Jrlalcr - (941,9831
rccoull ctf,it IlI. Yc lrr.r - (3t0,961)
CTTY IITOf,IEY
frank G.ldln - l$80,1531
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C. Blo.lc, - ($a175)
PERSOIXET OIRECTOR
Xlchtcl U. Sntlh - ($54,266)
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