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IIIJVOCATION
PRESE,I\ITATTO]\TS
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Minutes
1.1 Workshop meeting of July 20, 1994
1.2 Special meeting of September 12, 1994
Resolutions1.3 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING THE AGREEIVENT
BETWEEN BROWARD COUNTY AND CITY OF DANIA FOR CHESTER BYRD PARK
IMPROVEMENTS; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (staf0
1.4 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING MUTUAL TERMINATION
AGREEMENT BETWEEN BROWARD COUNTY AND CITY OF DANIA RELATING TO THE
INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT PROVIDING FOR FIRE PROTECTION IN CERTAIN ANNEXED
AREAS OF THE CITY; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (staff)
1.5 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING PROJECT AGREEMENT
AMENDMENT RELATING TO EXTENSION OF F.I.N.D. GRANT FOR REPLACEMENT OF
DOCK AT I.T. PARKER COMMUNITY CENTER; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE
DATE." (Staf0
1.6 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING AGREEMENT
BETWEEN CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AND SOUTHERN SANITATION FOR THE
FURNISHING OF BULK TRASH PICK UP AND CHIPPER SERVICE; PROVIDING FOR
CONFLICTS; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (Staff)
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COIIISEIII'r ENDA(continued)1,7 .A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, SETTING CHARGES FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR 1994/95 FOR COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL OF TRASH AND WASTE;
PROVIDING THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OR RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT
HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR
AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (staff)
1.8 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CIry OF DANIA, FLORIDA, SETTING CHARGES FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR 1994195 FOR COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL OF SOLID WASTE WITHIN THE
RESIDENTIAL AREAS OF THAT PORTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, KNOWNAND REFERRED TO AS THE GRIFFIN ROAD AREA; PROVIDING THAT ALL
RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED
TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.'
(staff)
I.IO "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, SETTING MONTHLY CHARGES FOR
SEWER SERVICES; PROVIDING THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS
IN CONFLICT HEREWTH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (staff)
1,11 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING AGREEMENT
BETWEEN BROWARD COUNry AND THE CITY OF DANIA FOR GRANT IN AID FUNDING
FOR THE ELECTRONIC INTERFACE SYSTEM FOR LEGISLATED REPORTING
REQUIREMENTS; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE
DATE." (Staff)
1.'12 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, ACCEPTING THE
RECOMMENDATION OF MARY STANFORD RELATING TO GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE
RENEWAL FOR THE 1994195 FISCAL YEAR; AND PROVDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE."
(Staff)
Ordinances
1.13 'AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, ADOPTING THE PROVISIONS OF
BROWARD COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. 93-18 AS ENACTED ON JULY 13, 1993, RELATING
TO ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS FOR ENFORCEMENT WITHIN THE
CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF DANIA; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS; AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (First Ordinance Reading) (Staff)
2. PR(rcI,AIYIATIONS2.1 "The City of Dania's 90th Birthday" - November 4, 1994
3. BIDS
4. PTJBI.IC HEARINGS4.1 Petitioner/Owner - Sheridan 300, lnc.; property located on Sheridan
approximately 1381' west of SE 5 Avenue (stattl (Continued from 9/13/94)
Public Hearin g - Y A-24-94
A) A variance is requested for 260 parking spaces (317 spaces required).
B) A variance is requested from the density requirements.
Skeet
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{.9 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING ADDENDUM TO
AGREEMENT BY AND BETWEEN THE BROWARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE AND THE
CITY OF DANIA FOR POLICE SERVICES; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE."
(Staff)
4.3 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AS REQUIRED BY THE CIry
CHARTER AND SECTION 200.065, FLORIDA STATUTES, APPROVING THE MILLAGE
RATE NECESSARY TO BE LEVIED FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ,1994-95 AND REPEALING ALL
RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS lN CONFLICT HEREWITH; AND PROVIDING
FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (Second and Final Reading) (Staff)
4.4 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AS REQUIRED BY THE CITY
CHARTER AND SECTION 200.065, FLORIDA STATUTES, FOR THE FINAL APPROVAL AND
ADOPTION OF THE ANNUAL BUDGET OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR 1994-95; AND PROVIDING THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF
RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH
CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.' (Second and Final Reading)
(Staff)
4.5 'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, ADOPTING THE ANNUAL SEWER
FUND BUDGET AND MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING
OCTOBER 1,1994, AND ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1995, FOR THE MAINTENANCE AND
CARRYING ON OF THE SEWER DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA;
PROVIDING THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT
HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR
AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (Staff)
4.6 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, ADOPTING THE ANNUAL WATER
FUND BUDGET AND MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING
OCTOBER 1,1994, AND ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1995, FOR THE MAINTENANCE AND
CARRYING ON OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA;
PROVIDING THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT
HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR
AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (Staff)
5. CITfrzENS' COMMEIYTS - Comments by Dania citizens or interested parties that are not a
part of the regular agenda should be given in writing or communicated verbally prior to 4:00
p.m. the (2nd) and fourth (4th) Monday of each month. Comments of any nature will be
responded to by the office of the City Manager. ln the event that the concern remains
unresolved, the citizen(s) or party will be asked to address the City Commission during the
meeting.
6. SrrEPrdJlIS6.'l Petitioner/Owner - Sheridan 300, lnc.; property located on Sheridan Street 1381'west
of SE 5 Avenue (statrl (Continued from 9/13/94)
SP-25-94 - Site Plan approval is requested for 144 multi-family units.
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P|IBLIC IL- -IING$ (contiruted)4.2 'AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTION 8-1 OF
ARTICLE,I, CHAPTER 8 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF DANIA,
FLORIDA, TO ADOPT THE 1994 BROWARD EDITION OF THE SOUTH FLORIDA BUILDING
CODE; PROVIDING THAT ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES AND ALL
RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED
TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE."
(Second Ordinance Reading) (Staff)
7. E;rcE,NDL- -{ERE9UESTS
8. DISCUSSIOIIAIIID POSSIBLE ACTION
8.1
Appointment of 1
Appointment of 1
Appointment of 1
Appointment of 1
Appointment of 1
member to the Airport Advisory Board
member to the Unsafe Structures Board
member to the Downtown Redevelopment Agency
member to the Parks and Recreation Board
member to the Human Relations Board
Approval requested of a letter to Broward County regarding the need to file a
Development of Regional Impact Substantial Deviation application for the Airport south
runway expansion. (staff)
8.2 Airport Advisory Board statuts report. (Stafo
8.3 Request to file an annexation bill for the 1995 Legislative Session. 1staff1
8.4 Proposed delegration request to change the plat note for NISA plat. (stafO
8.5 Status report on Dania's 90th Birthday. (staro
9. APPOINTMENTS
9.1
9.2
9.3
9.4
9.5
70. ADMITfiSTRATIVE REPORIS
Gity Manager
10.1 Request for a Workshop Meeting Tuesday, October 4 (7:30 p.m.) to discuss the Pier
Restaurant project with David Heath of Arthur Anderson & Company.
10.2 Proposed Dania Trolley route tentatively scheduled to begin Saturday, October 1, 1994.
Gity Attorney
II. COMII'ISSIO,IVCOMMEIflTS
11.1 Commissioner Bertino
11.2 Commissioner Hyde
11.3 Commissioner Jones
11.4 Vice-Mayor Grace
11.5 Mayor Mikes
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AGENDA
ADDENDUM
DANIA CITY COMMISSION
TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1994
7:30 P.M.
Ordinances (continued)
1.14'AN ORDINANCE OF THE CIry Of DANIA, FLORIDA
PROVIDING FOR THE SECURING OF VACANT MULTIPLE
LIVING UNITS; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS; AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.' (First Ordinance
Reading) (Staff)
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, November 4, 1994 is the g0th anniversary of the incorporation of the
city of Dania; and wHEREAS, the city of Dania is the oldest municipality in Broward
County; and
WHEREAS, the 90th birthday will be celebrated November 4 - 6, 1994 at the
Dania city Hall and surrounding grounds including the historic Nyberg/swanson house;
and
WHEREAS the Nyberg/Swanson house will be dedicated on November 4, 1994;
and
WHEREAS, November sth and 6th, 1994 are designated as "Pioneer Days,,in
Broward County; and
WHEREAS, the twenty-second annual Pioneer Days wlll be celebrated at the
Dania City Hall and surrounding grounds on November Sth and 6th 1994.
NOW, THEREFORE, l, Robert A. Mikes, as Mayor of the City of Danla, Florida,
do hereby proclaim November 4, 1994 as
"THE CITY OF DANIA'S gOTH BIRTHDAY''
to be celebrated November 4 - 6, 1994.
lN WITNESS WHEREOF I have
hereunto set my hand and caused this
seal to be affixed this 27 day of
September, 1994.///,;
City Clerk - Auditor
YOR -OM SSIONER
Attest:
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CITY OF DANIA
Date September 20, 1994
To:Mayor and City Commissioners
Robert F. Flatley, City Manager
From:Michael W. Smith, Director Personnel/Community Development
SUBJECT: IMPR0VEMENTS T0 CHESTER BYRD PARK- CDBG PROGRAM 1ss4/1s95
Attached is the contract between the City and Broward County tor improvements to Chester Byrd Park.
Elements of the project include a jogging and ,itness trail, fencing, landscaping, site amenities and
playground equipment. The amount of the grant is $75,000.
This project will commence after notification to proceed by Broward County which will be after
approval of this agreement by the County Commission. lt is scheduled to be completed by the end of
September 1995.
INTER()FFICE MEMORANDUM
CITY OF DANIA
FIRE/RESCUE DEPARTMENT
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: Robert Flatley, City Manager
YLRE: Termination of Contract with Broward County
DATE. September22, 1994
Please have the attached "Mutual Termination Agreement" properly
executed. This agreement will finalize the paper work necessary for us to
proceed with the takeover of fire services in the "annexed area" on January
1, 1995. The document has been approved as to form and correctness by
the City Attorney.
Attachment
nd
FROM. Tom Grammer, Fire Chief
\-L.>
RD COUNTY
Human Services Department
Fire Bescue Division
2601 W. Broword Boutevord
Fort Louderdole. FL 3331I(305) 831-8200. FAx (305) 831-6265
Thomas Granrner, Fire ChiefCit.y of Daria100 w. Dania Beach BoulevardDania, Florida 33 O04
Ref erence: MuEual Teminat.ion Agreement.
Dear Chief Grarmer:
The CiEy of Dania has- raised quesEions concerning E.he t.erminatioudate of Ehe interlocal agre--nr6nt between Broward cou,,ty-ir.a- oaoiafor providing fire prot.ection in certain annexed. areas df Ehe ciEy.
Af ter i's review, the Councy At.t.orney,s Of f ice, determined t.ha' .hemosE, appropriaE.e way co elaiify lhis issue and permit. a terminac:-ondate of-December 311 1994, is ior rhe ciiy ana -cou,,ry io-"rriE, i,,toa muEual Eermi-naEi-on agreemenE - Accordirigly, r hav6 attalrrea tourcopies of the terml'atlon agreetnent foi your execuEion and reEura.Following execut.ion by t.he C1ty, pleas" ,'"trr.r. the signed documen!,sEo my aEtent.ion for furchei Lction by the ao"id- -oi- -corrrty
Conrnissioners.
Please contact. me personally should you have any questions on thismatter -
Sept.endrer f3, Lgg4
S inc v,
Bruce Moel l er
Di rect.or
B,IM: g
A! E.achmenEs
cc: Carollm Graham
BPOWARD COUNTY EOARD OF COUNw coMMIssIoNERs - An Equol Opportunily Employer ond Provider ot SetuicesScoi Cowon SJzonne N Gunzoureret
We rc Euilcling A Futtre Fo. Your Frmily. An.! your Busness
Gerold F 'lhcncson.,,cin p Ho,1 Lofi Nonce Dcnrsr Svrvro o6n6,John : ?oosnom Jr
CITY OF DANIA
PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
ROBERT F. FLATLEY, CIry MANAGER
FROM: TIMOTHY G. TAPP, PARKS & RECREATTON DTRECTOR
RE:FIND GRANT - BOAT DOCK
DATE: SEPrEMBER22,1994
TO:
Attached please find agreement to extend the grant for the l. T. Parker Boat Dock.
The extension is necessary as a result of the failure of the contractor to affect
req uested repairs.
Reimburse procedures are on going.
njs
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COMMISSIONERS
orslirct
FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT
LENIIART E. IIITDAXL
CHAIRMAI{
PALM SEACX COUNTY
LAURENCE D. LOCXER
VICE CHAIRMAI{
SiOWARO COUNTY
JAMES O. TAYLOR
SECRETARY
STEPHEN I\IAVARETTA
TREASURER
sr. LUCTE COrrNrY
AI{I{ R. SHORSTEIIT
PIERRE D. THOMPSOTII
ST. JOIiNS COUNTY
WILUAM T. PARKS
E.E. HAOOEN. JR.
AiEVAFO COUI{TY
GEORGE P. EUNI{ELI
INOIAN RlvEN COUNTY
M, AREAIT WAODELI
MARTIN COUNry
STAI{LEY E, GOOOMAT{
OAOE COUNTY
ART WILOE
o(EculME 0tFECTOi
September 13, 1994
David K. Roach
Assistant Executive Director
Mr. Tim Tapp, Dir., Parks & Recreation Dept.
Town of Dania
P.O. Box 1708
Dani4 FI. 33004
Dear Mr. Tapp:
RE: Waterways Assistance project(s)
On September 9th, the FIND Board of Commissioners approvedyour requested extension to complete your Waterways AsiistanceProject(s). I am enclosing two originals of a project ExtensionAgreement Amendment for your execution. pleasJ execute andrefum both agreements to me for our final execution. One firllyexecuted original will be retumed to you for your records.
Should you have any questions concerning this matter please contact
me.
S
, ADMINISTEATIVE OFFICE ON THE INTBACOASTAL WATERWAY IN PALM EEACH COUNTY1314 MAFcINSKt RoAo. JUprrEB FLoRroa r:o77 rrLrpror,ri ioi szz rG" ioTi.i".ir.rz"s.eo
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ASSISIANT EXECIJIlVE OISECIOR
MEMORANDUM
WTO: MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS I
FROM: WANDA MULLIKIN, Clry CLERK
SUBJECT: PROPOSED RENEWAL FOR SOUTHERN SANITATION CO.'S
CONTRACT
DATE: SEPTEMBER 22, 1994
AS A FOLLOW UP TO MY MEMO PRESENTED AT THE SEPTEMBER 2OTH
WORKSHOP, I HAVE ATTACHED A COPY OF THE PROPOSED CONTRACT FOR
YOUR REVIEWAND CONSIDERATION ATTHE SEPT.27TH REGULAR
COMMISSION MEETING.
THIS CONTRACT IS FOR A ONE YEAR PERIOD AND INCLUDES ALL THE
CHANGES OUTLINED IN MY PREVIOUS MEMO (COPY ATTACHED)
MEMORANDUM
TO: MAYOR AND COMMTSSTONERS
FROM: WANDA MULLtKtN, CtTy CLERK
SUBJECT: SOUTHERN SANITATION CONTRACT
DATE: SEPTEMBER 20, 1994
Staff, consisting of City Manager Flatley, City Attorney Adler, City Clerk Mullikin, Finance DirectorJabalee, and Public works Supervisor cliff raylor, ,it *itn Ellsworth Mink and Larry Brown,representatives from Southern Sanitation on Monday, Sept. 19th.
ln compliance with Southern Sanitation's contract, the city and southern met to re-negotiate thecontract that expires Sept. 30, 1994.
As a result of the meeting, staff is recommending that the City Commission extend Southern,scontract with the following changes:
'1' Southern will pick up unlimited trash for the residential area including the swale areas alongtheir current route.
2. Southern will pick up all white goods, therefore freeing the public works department of thisresponsibility
3. Southern Sanitation has agreed to furnish the bulk and yard trash pick up including theabove changes for $ 17 ,87Q.25 per month. Southern's current contract, which limiis pick upl is$16'620.25 per month and has been for ail three years of the contract. This is the figure that theproposed sanitation fee increase is based on as far as Southern,s portion.
4. Southern will be entitled to an annual increase based on the increased number of units peryear plus the same cPl increase passed on to the city by Reuter each year. This is the sameincrease allowed in IWS's contract for the eastern section of the city.
5. The contract will be extended to '1 999 with a review at the end of each year where eitherparty has the right to continue or cancel the contract. At the end of 1999, which is the time thatIWS's contract will end, staff recommends that the city negotiate with one sanitation company to
cover the entire city for garbage and trash.
6. Any requests for special pick up by the city will be referred to
the contractor who will handle the pick up directly, therefore relieving the public works department of
this responsibility.
Due to the brevity of time since the meeting with Southern Sanitation, we were not able to prepare a
complete proposed contract for the Sept. 20th workshop, but we will furnish you with one prior to the
meeting of September 27lh for your consideration.
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To:
Frotn:
Date:
Subject
lnterOffice Memo
City Manager, Mayor and Commissi
Marie Jabalee, Finance Direct
August 31, ',l994
1994/95 Sanitation Rates
l
Based on the attached information received from Reuter and Broward County
Solid Waste Division and the proposed contract with Southern Sanitation foi
bulk pick-up, sanitation rates will have to be increased in Fy 94/95 as follows:
93/94 94/95
East Dania $18.90 $19.90
Griffin Rd Area 21.95
The attached proposed resolutions should be placed on the September .12,
1994 Special Meeting agenda for Commission action.
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Atter severai months of revi
Egrnes, the Flesource Recove
mlssion that sets a tipping lee
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Summer 1994
t workshops and intense analysis of tfie
recommended a budget to the County Com-
r ton of processable waste delivered to any
Solid
Waste
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Resource Recovery Sysiem fa e October 1, 1994.
This is an increase of $9.60 , of which 57.29 is for a one-time adjustment
5.gZ is for inflation; and $0.42 is for the new household hazardous waste program.
The one-time adjustment was needed due to the plunge in the price of electricai
aergy and incorporation of advanced pollution controis into the two waste-to-energy
pEnts.
) What will this rate lncrease mean to a resident?
ln 1995, for single-lamily home residents of unincorporated
Broward, the impact on the cost of disposal services breaks down
to about 50.13 per pickup or 51.15 per month. On an annual
basis, this amounts to an increase o, $13.80, or 5% over th6
cunent year. The impact on city residents should be approxi.
mately the same.
) How does the price pald lor elecdclty and pteventlng alr polfi*
Aon allect the cost ol garbage dlsposal?
Electrlcity/Energy Rates: The Tipping Fee is partially
offset by the sale of electricity to Florida Power & Ught Comparry
by the operators of the two waste-to€nergy tacilities. Lower world
market oii prices have resulted in lower rates paid for electricity,
During the first quarter of this fiscal year alone, he rate paid
dropped 19.2%l Rates are now ai a 1o-year low. Good news?
Yes and No.
On one hand, we have lower electric bills for cooling our
homes and businesses and cheaper pnces at he gas pumps
when filling up our cars and trucks, but higher than projectsd
tipping fees for disposing of our garbage.
Pollution Control/Environmental Protection: The cost of
incorporating the newest and most advanced air poilutlon control
equipment during the construction stage oi the two waste'to.
energy lacilities contributes to the one-time adiustment New
methods to regulate acid gases, and improved particulate controls
and performance monitoring apparatus increased equipment costs
over what was projecled when the lnterlocal Agreement between
the County and Cities was approved in 1987.
As a result of these pollution controls, these facilities have
emissions comparable to the best piants in the wodd and tar less
than the irvo Fionda Pcwer'& Light planls located in Broward.
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To:
From:
Date:
Subject:
lnterOffice Memo
Robert Flatley, City Manager
Marie Jabalee, Finance Dtectocf
September 22, 1994
BSO Contract
Attached is the revised addendum to the City's agreement with BSO for police
Services for 94/95.
After negotiations with BSO staff, it has been agreed that they will continue to
provide 6 CSA's at a lesser cost to the City than the originally proposed increase
of 5%. The previously submitted addendum called for a 5o/o f ee increase, from
$3,383,690 to $3,552,873. We have budgeted $3,490,290 assuming a decrease
in the number of CSA's from 6 to 4. The revised addendum inctudes 6 CSA's.
The fee requested by BSO for 94/95 is 93,502,714; $12,424 more than has been
budgeted for 94/95. This is a 3.5% increase over the contract fee for 93/94.
Further negotiations with BSO staff reduced the maximum amount of contract
increase for fiscal years 95/96 through 97/98 to an amount not to exceed the
current rate of 5%.
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lnterOffice Memo
City Manager, Mayor and Commissioners
Marie Jabalee, Finance Dire
To:
From:.
Do'te:
Subject
September 22, 1994
1994/95 Sewer Rates
Based on Commission discussion at the September 20 workshop, the
attached resolution sets sewer rates for 94/95 using $200,000 of prior yea/s
surplus.
Base fee
8,000 gallons @ 2.05 per 1,000 gal
$7.06
16.40
$23.46
The residential rate, using 8,000 gallons monthly would be as follows:
lnte€ffice Memo
City Manager, Mayor and Comm
Marie Jabalee, Finance Direct
To:
From:
Date:
Subject:
August 31, 1994
1994/95 Sewer Rates
At the July 20, 1994 budget workshop, I informed the Commission that the sewer
rates for 94/95 were being reviewed and that a rate reduction would be
suggested.
As a result of a reductlon in the administrative transfer to the generai fund, a
reduction in the cost to Hollpvood for the treatment of sewage as a result of the I
& I Program, and a reduction in the request to purchase capital items, the Sewer
Fund budget is approximately $480,000 less than FY 93/94. The annual
adjustment in sewer fees from City of Hollywood resulted in a $294,000 credit
against treatment costs. Fiscal 92193 ended with a $500,000 surplus which will
be increased at year end because of the Holl) ,vood credit.
ln 1992, Rachlin & Cohen prepared a five year projected rate study. Since the
expenditure forecasts were affected by factors unknown to Rachlin & Cohen at
the time, such as the anticipated cost of the I & I program, the bond refunding by
Hollywood and the decision to postpone enlarging or building a new sewer
treatment plant which affected the Large Users, the rates set in the study
generated more than sufiicienl revenue to meet the Sewer Fund's requirements
in FY 92 & 93. Rates were reduced in 93/94 by 7%, however, based on the
above facts and the savings to the City because of the I & I conection program,
further reduction is wananted.
1994/95 Sewer Rates
As shown on the attached charts, the following rates could be achieved by
supplementing revenue with prior,s surplus:
8.OOO GALLONS MONTHLY:
SURPL US USED CURRENT TE FY 94/95 0/o DEC REASE
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NONE
s100,000
150,000
200,000
$33.60
33.60
33.60
33.60
$25.33
24.40
23.93
23.47
6.32o/o
12.87%
16.15%
19.43o/o
Please place this information onlhe gl2ol94 workshop for Commission
discussion.
08t31t94
CITY OF DANIA FIRE-RESCUE DEPARTMENT
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
a
TO:Frank Adler, City Attorney
James Mulford, Division Ct;"fLfV
i
EMS Palmheld Computer GrantRE
FROM:
DATE: September 22, 1994
I request the following contract between the City of Dania and Broward County be
placed on the next Commission agenda with resolution, authorizing the acceptance of
funds for a 100% EMS grant.
The grant in aid funding for the electronic interface system for legislative reporting
requirements will provide the Fire Department with two (2) palmheld computers. These
units will placed on the two first out rescue units, Rescue #1 and Rescue #93. The grant
is for the purchase of handheld, pen based computers and associated software,
enhancements and training for use by our department paramedic crews in the advanced life
support rescue units. These computers will allow paramedics to electronically capture
complete patient data at the point of patient care, print a report, and download into a
department PC, providing a system for comprehensive data collection . The system will
also allow electronic interface with the State of Florid4 Department of HRS/EMS to
comply with legislated reporting requirements.
Total amount of grant funds to be disbursed to the City of Dania Fire-Rescue
Department is fourteen thousand, thirty eight dollars and seventy five cents ($14,038.75).
Purchase of the above units will be from Westech Information Systems, Inc., the
contractor awarded "Request for proposal #H-33-94, Emergency Medical Services Pen-
Based Data Collection System". The RFP was coordinated through the City of Pompano
Beach Fire Department.
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Human Services Depa"tment
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Ancrews Avenue. Room AS40Fcn Lcuderoole. FL 3330I(305) 3s7-826 r . FAX (305) 357-5968
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on Page 7, provide app.ropriate information andthe ciry official wi:o -is'"rlir"itr"J.I!i".r."
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CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
Dale September 23, 1994
To:Mayor and City Commissioners
Robert F. Flatley, City Manager
From:Michael W. Smith, Personnel Director
SUBJECT: GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE RENEWAL
Attached is the recommendation of our insurance consultant who recently prepared a RFP for life and
reinsurance coverages. The cost of coverage is consistent with eadier projections made during the
budget process . Anticipated costs are summarized below:
a
Specific Excess lnsuance:
Aggregate Excess lnsurance
Aggregate Attachment :
Cost Containment:
PP0 Access Fees:
Consulting Fees:
Life lnsurance:
$ 102,648
$ 12,670
$ 939,401$ 3,200$ 3,400
$ 10 000
$ 16,000
Total $1,087,319
RESOLUTION NO
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA,
ACCEPTING THE RECOMMENDATION OF MARY
STANFORD RELATING TO GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE
RENEWAL FOR THE '1994/95 FISCAL YEAR; AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA,
FLORIDA;
Section'1 . That the recommendation of Mary Stanford, CLU,ChFC, relating to
group health insurance renewal for the 1994/95 fiscal year, copy of which is attached
hereto as Exhibit "A", be and the same is hereby accepted and the appropriate city
officials are hereby authorized to execute any documents necessary to renew said group
insurance.
Section 2. That this resolution shall be in force and take effect immediately upon
its passage and adoption.
PASSED and ADOPTED on this _ day of
-,
1994.
Mayor - Commissioner
City Clerk - Auditor
APPROVED AS TO FORM & CORRECTNESS
By:
Frank C. Adler, City Attorney
Resolution No.
ATTEST:
Stanford & Co. Insurance Consultants ,Inc.
TO
RE
September 22, 1994
Michael Smith
Director of Personnel
City of Dania
FROM: Mary L.Stanford, CLU, ChFC
Recommendations for Fiscal 1995
Life and Health Plans
SCOPE OF ASSIGNMENT
We were asked to assist the City in evaluating renewal costs and to solicit competitive
proposals for the self-insured health plan reinsurance coverage and basic group Iife
insurance coverages. A Request for Proposals was prepared and distributed publicly in
August 1994. Proposals were received in September from the following insurer]:
North American Life Insurance Company Life
Compeniea Life Insurance Company (KCS) Health
Standard fnsgJz11s6 Company Life
AIG Ufe Companies Life
kxington Insurance Company Health
Lloyds of London Health
RECOMMENDATIONS
Specific and Aggregate Stoo-Loss Insurance
After a thorough review of all proposals and carefui analysis of differences in conffactual
provisions aod costs, we recommend the City award the Specific and Aggregate Stop-Loss
coverages to Lloyds of London as follows:
Specific Stop-Loss 15/12
Aggregate Stop-Loss 12/15
$65.80/EElMonth
Composite Premium
$559.18 Composite
Liability Factor
(Premium $8.5/EE/Month)
2519 McMullen Booth Road, Suite 510-246, Clearwater, Florida 34621
Telephone (8t3) 725-1a41 - FAX (813) 797-%79
EXHIBIT "A"
The cost ofspecific. stop-I-o-ss coverage for lo/1,/94-95. based on current enrollment, is a
lgalction gr.lgprod:nately $13,740 from currenr cost. The Aggregate Maximum uability
I i-it for 10/l/94-95, based on curent enrollment, reflects u."d'r"t'ion in the city,s liabilityfrom the current liabiliry limit of approximately $166,000. These more favorable costs arethe result _of better management of claims costs during lo/l/93-94 through use of preferredprovider discount arrirngements and benefits.
Life Insurance
Page 2
Michael Smith
September 22, 1994
After reviewing and anaiyzing all proposals submitted, we recommend renewal of the groupLife and Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance with North American ufE at irate of $.26 per $1,000 of life coverage and $.04 per $1,000 of AD&D coverage. Thisrepresents a reduction of$.03 per $1,000 for the cost oflife insurance and $.01 p;r $1000for the cost of accidental death and dismemberment coverage.
S YOFAN IS OF PRO
Health Insurance - Self-Insured Stop-Loss Coverage
Rates aod liability factors at varyiag levels of coverage from each of the three stop-lossproposers are shown on the enclosed spreadsheets.
The present I-exington stop-loss policy provides specific Reinsurance at $40,000 for
individual claims incurred from April 1, 1993 through september 30, 1994, and paid within
the policy period October 1, 1993 through September 30, 1994 (tB/L2 co*iaa). The
Aggregate Reinsurance for all claims is a 12/'15 basis con[act which provides coveiage for
claims incurred from october 1, 1993 through September 30, i99{ and paid wittrin theincurred period or within 3 monrhs thereafter (no later than Decembe r Zi, tSOl1.
The proposals received for Specific Stop-Loss at $40,000 on a 15/12 basis and Aggregate
Coverage on a 12/L5 basis provide the greatest continuity of coverage with the leasi risli for
th9 city. we have, however, considered all other proposed alternatives because of premium
differences to assure highest benefits for least cost.
Analysis of premium, specific and aggregate liability limits has confirmed the best alternative
!g be a 15/12 Specific and 12/15 Aggregate basis. The KCS Companion proposal was
highest cost and was eiiminated from consideration. The uoyds proposal was apprbximately
$14,000 less costly for Specific coverage compared to Lexington's ienewal proposal.
kxington's Aggregate premium was approximately $2,886 less than Lloyds Aggregatepremiurr, and their Aggregate liability limit was $3e000 less. However, since the Algregarelimit is only a consideration if aggegate claims are L25Vo of. acual claims, this dilierencein the liabiiity limit is not a great risk for the City. currently, clairru are less than 65vo ofthe aggregate stop-loss limig reasonably indicating minimal potential risk.
since IJoyds offered the best specific Stop-Loss proposal and there are administrative
efEciencies in having specific and Aggregate coverage with the same carrier, we asked
Lloyds to reduce their Aggregate Liability Limit to make it more competitive with theLexington quote. Lloyds agreed to do so.
In addition to the foregoing considerations, the Lexington proposal included a contingency
regarding one large claim in progress. The contingency allows Irxington to increasi thi
specific Liability Limit on that one insured, or to increase the stop-loss premiurr, after
reviewing more crurent claims and medical information regarding the insured's health
history. The uoyds proposal contained no such exceptions and is, therefore, deemed to be
far superior to the kxington proposal.
In consideration ofthe lower cost and broader coverage proposed by Uoyds, we recommend
changing carriers at the l0/l/94 renewal date from Lexington to Lloyds of london for both
Specific and Aggregate Reinsurance.
Page 3
Michael Smith
September ?2, 1994
Life Insurance
Proposed life and accidental death rates per $1,000 of coverage from the three proposing
life insurance companies are as follows:
North American AIG Companies Standard Insurance
Life
AD&D
North American Life Insurance Company is the curent carrier. The present rate is $.29 for
life and $.05 for AD&D. The reduction to $.26 and $.04 respectively reflects elimination
of the agent's commission since there are no agent servicing requirements necessary for the
renewal/continuation of this coverage. North American has agreed to extend the reduced
rate for a 2-year period, until October 1, 1996. (Note: AIG's proposal was $.30/.04
.25
.05
.26
.M
.26
.04
and stardard's proposal was $.28/.05 including llvo agert's commission. The commissions
were removed for comparison purposes and all rates shown above are net of commissions.
Both AIG and Standard proposed 2-year rate gu.arantees.)
In consideration of the cost atrd guara[tees offered by the present carrier, we recommend
renewal with North American Life for the 10/1,/94-95 penod.
Prepared by: Mary L Stanford, CLU, ChF\fiil-/
MLS/cjn
Encls.
Page 4
Michael Smith
September 2Z 1994
PROPOSAL ATIALYSIS. CITY OF OAXIA STOP.LOSS
130 GHA/LLOYDS KCS/CO{PAlt I0X FRS/LEXI XGTOT
SPECI Ft C STOP-LOSS (335,000)RATE PREXIUH RATE PREXITJI{RATE PREXIUH
ToTAL EIIPLoIEES/RETIREES =SIIIGLE 41
FAI{ILY 90
24112 Sr XGLE
FAT4 I LY
CO{POSI TE
15/12 SI XGLE
FAX I LY
COIPOSI TE
24l12 STIGLE
FAI{ I LY
CO,IPOSI TE
15/12 STIGLE
FAXI LY
CC$IPOS I TE
12l'12 StxCLE
FAN I LY
CO,IPOSI TE
s29 .66
372.11
$60 - 21
a36.57 t17,992
t48.93 t96,0/./.
374.25 1115,830
314,591
tn ,879
393,928
335.83 317,628
347- 13 s94, 100
372.75 5113,490
s32.48 S15,980
378.78 S85,082
5.80 $102,648
331.83 115,660
t77.19 t83,365
3&.48 3100,589
SPECTFIC SToP-LOSS (t40,000)
J22,AsE
t99 ,706
t122,56t
321,615
t129,70a
3152,880
323,631
t121,521
t116,765
$20,/.13
J107,651
3126,890
l2l,5ll
t121,521
t116,765
t19,729
1105,961
3122,538
J18,715
r98,755
t116,107
t 18, 715
t98,755
t116,107
350.03
tl20.10
t98.00
348.03
s115.10
394.08
!41.53
399.68
$81 .34
148.03
r115.30
394.08
340. 10
s96.26
r78.5 5
RECO,$|EXDEO- - - ->
*6.16
s92.32
338. 10
s71.62
'12,/12 SITGLE
FAllI tY
COI{POSITE
326.31
3.82
s53.31
912,9L3
i6t},926
s83, 164
12./'15 SIXGLE
FAI4 I LY
COIPOSI TE
!32.38
s78.91
76L.41
t16,ln
rt]5,255
$100,480
338.10
J91 .14
s7L.62
12l15 SIXGLE
FAI.I I LY
ccttP0sIIE
TOTAL EIIPLOYEES/REI I REES =SIIGLE 41
FAllI LY 90
PROPOSAL ANALYSIS - CITY OF OAIIIA STOP.LOSS
130 GHA/LLOYOS (cs/coflPAx I0x
RATE PREI.I I t,I},I RATE PRE}.I I UN RATE PREXIUX
SPECI FIC STOP-LOSS (350,000)
24l'12 STXCLE
F^xILY
CO{POS I TE
15l 12 SIXGLE
FAXILY
COI{POS I TE
t26.71
w.69
r54.05
12,/12 St IGLE
FAiI I LY
CO{POS I TE
321.63
$52.15
t13.71
12l15 Sr IGLE
FAI{ I LY
co,rPos I rE
s26. t9
363.57
a52.95
a32.79
a7a.72
J64.23
316,133
385,018
t100,199
t38.22
,76.21
318,804
*2,307
t101,111
$30. /.9
373 -21
s59.71
r15,001
J79,067
J93,191
t26.21
162.98
351.39
$ 12,91 0
s68, 018
$80, 168
330.49
s73.21
s59.71
315,001
t79,067
393 , 194
!13,156
*9, 5
$a4,318
t'lo,6t 2
t56,538
36t1,234
3'l2,885
1611,140
$82,602
FRS/LEXIXGTOX
PROPOSAL AXALYSIS - CITY OF OATIA STOP-LOSS
lfo GHA/LLOYOS (cs/co{PAx I0x FRS/LEXIIIG]OXIoIAL ELPLOYEES/REI IREES =
sllct E 11
FAfiILY 90
24l 12 stlrGLE
FA'lI LY
CO4POSI IE
15/12 SIHGLE
FAI{ I LY
CO,iPoS I IE
12,/ 12 SIr,r6LE
FAI,{ I LY
colrPos I TE
24l12 Sl'iGLE
FA},{I LY
COI4POS I TE
15,/ t 2 SIXGLE
FAI{ILY
cot{P0sl TE
12,/12 SmGLE
FATI LY
cor.rPos I TE
12l15 SINGLE
FAII I LY
cd{Pos I rE
ACG.
ATT.
AGG.
ATT.RATE
3250.87 3128,34a
s691.30 S746.60/.
5570-65 3890,214
3224-80 3110,502
3595.73 3643,388
a191 .75 5767,',t30
3264.48 3130,124
1700-86 1756,929
J57A.51
'902 ,522
3224.80 5110,602
3595.7J a543,388
9L91 .n t767,130
s26/..L8 s13O,121
3700.86 3756,929
t578.6/, J902,678
312,870
312,870
r12,870
RATE RATE
3559.18
'a72,321
t465.80 t726,e8
3559.18 *72,321
J9 ,9U
39,984
a9,173
39.984
AGG.
ATT.
AGGREG TE SToP-LOSS (340( SPECIFIC)
12./15 SlxGLE 3264.44 s130,124
FAIILY 3700.86 s756,929
co,rPosl TE 1578.61 a902,674
RECO4,|EIOED- - _ -> djusted REte 3559.1E
A6GnE6ATE STOP-LOSS (t50X SPECIFIC)
RUX-III
LII{IT
s135,500
RUI- Ill
LIXIT
t135,500
AGGREGIIE PRE'.{IUII
2L/12
15/12
12/12
12/15
J8.25
34.25
rt].25 17.3't t11,404
16.40
t5.40
15.6A
16.40
t559.18
'1372.321
RON COCERAN
SEERIFF
BROWARD COUNTY
P. O. BOX 9507
FORT LAUDERDATE, FLORIDA 33310
DATE:
uEt{o To:
FROIT:
SUBJECT :
September 22, L99 4
I{r. Robert FIatIey, City uana
Chief Rick Frey, Dania/Distri
County Ordirance 93-18 (Adutt
94-266
II
Entertai.
I have sent you a copy of the above county ordi.nance and the 4thDistrict Court of Appeals ruling on the ordj.nance. It is theBroward County Attorney and the Sheriff,s Lega1 Advisors opinionthat this ordinance does not apply in the cities, only theunincorporated areas.
The Sheriff's Office wj-11 be actively enforcing this ordinancewhich could drive more of this type of business into Danj,a.Currently the Sportnans Lounge and the Fantasy Lounge fall into theparameters of the ordinance.
RF: f 1
cc: File
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I recommend that the City of Dania adopt the County ordinance ordevel-op a similar ordinance so we can mandate compliance at theabove mentioned businesses.
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, November 4, 1994 is the 90th anniversary of the incorporation of the
city of Dania; and wHEREAS, the city of Dania is the oldest municipality in Broward
County; and
WHEREAS, the 90th birthday wiil be cerebrated November 4 - 6, 1994 at the
Dania city Hall and surrounding grounds including the historic Nyberg/swanson house;
and
WHEREAS the Nyberg/swanson house wilr be dedicated on November 4, 1994;
and
WHEREAS, November Sth and 6th, 1994 are designated as "pioneer Days,,in
Broward County; and
WHEREAS, the twenty-second annual pioneer Days will be celebrated at the
Dania City Hall and surrounding grounds on November Sth and 6th .19g4.
NOW, THEREFORE, t, Robert A. Mikes, as Mayor of the City of Dania, Florida,
do hereby proclaim November 4, 1994 as
''THE CITY OF DANIA'S 9OTH BIRTHDAY"
to be celebrated November 4 - 6, '1994.
Attest:lN WITNESS WHEREOF I have
hereunto set my hand and caused this
seal to be affixed this _ day of
September, 1994.
City Clerk - Auditor
MAYOR - COMMISSIONER
I
CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
TO:
FROM
Robert Flatley
City Manager
3'J:fl'fir,."nement Director l) Jl U!,*
RE:VA-24-94 AND SP.25-94. THE PETITION OF SHERIDAN 3OO, INC.
REQUESTING SITE PLAN APPROVAL FOR 1/t4 APARTMENTS AND
REQUESTING VARIANCES FROM DENSIry REQUIREMENTS AND
PARKING REQUIREMENTS OF THE ZONING CODE. SHERIDAN ST.
Date:September 22, 1994
The requests of Sheridan 300, lnc. concerning building 144 apartment units on 4.729
acres on the north side of Sheridan Street is scheduled for the September 27, 1994 City
Commission meeting. This item was continued from the August 23, 1994 meeting and
was discussed at the September 20, 1994 workshop meeting. The variances are public
hearings.
The attached memo explains the two variances requested, background information
about the site and neighborhood, and the Planning and Zoning Board
recommendations.
At the workshop meeting concerns expressed about drainage, gray water and parking
were discussed in the context of a revised site plan. The revised site plan reduces the
number of buildings from six buildings to three buildings. The buildings are four story
buildings rather than three story buildings. The lake area has been increased
significantly. A letter from Berry and Calvin indicates the 100 year storm will be
contained on the site with no off-site discharge. The engineering plan indicates a line
for future gray water use. Also, additional landscaping is shown.
WA;lc
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BERRY & CALVIN, INC.
ENGINEEFS . SUFVEYOFS . PLANNEFS
September 15, 1994
Mr. Wil Allen, Growth Management Director
City of Dania
100 West Dania Beach Boulevard
Dania, FL 33314
RE: Sheridan 300
City of Dania. Broward CountY, FL
Dear Mr. Allen:
We have prepiued a warer management plan for the above referenced project based on the
revised site plan prepared by Trafalgar Associates.
The plan was prepared utilizing both the SFWMD criteria and that of Broward County.
Based on that criteria, the parking areas have been designed to be at or above the l0 year
flood level and the building pads have been set at the 100 year flood level'
The system has been designed to contain the 100 year storm event onsite with no offsite
discharge. In addition, a wall will be constructed at the perimeter to insure there is no
runoff to adjacent properties or rights-of-way.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact this office.
Yours truly,
Berry & Calvin, Inc.
arshall Bergac P.E.
Director of Engineering
Registered Professional Engineer
State of Florida No. 16573
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CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
TO:Robert Flatley
City Manager
FROM: \Mll Allen
GroMh Management Director t),il all"-
RE:VA-24.94 AND SP.25.94. THE PETITION OF SHERIDAN 3OO, INC.
REQUESTING SITE PLAN APPROVAL FOR 144 APARTMENTS AND
REQUESTING VARIANCES FROM DENSITY REQUIREMENTS AND
PARKING REQUIREMENTS OF THE ZONING CODE - SHERIDAN ST.
Date August '18, 1994
Two items are scheduled for the August 23, 1994 City Commission meeting concerning
a proposed .144 unit apartment development on the north side of sheridan street. The
property involved is Parcel 'A", 300 sheridan, a plat consisting of 4.729 acres which is
1,381'west of SE 5 Ave. and approximately 300'east of SE 2 Ave. One item is a
public hearing concerning variances requested from density requirements and parking
requirements.
The land use designation on the site is Residential 49 units/acre. The Broward County
designation is Residential - 50 units/acre. The City of Dania reviewed the plat in '1985
and granted site plan approval for a seven story,243 unit adult congregate care facility
The ptat was recorded in 1987. The note on the plat limits the use to 243 high rise
u nits.
The property to the north is olsen Middle school which is zoned open space and has a
land use designation of Community Facilities. The property to the east is vacant and is
zoned C-2 with a land use designation of Commercial. The property farther east is the
Sheridan Square shopping center which is zoned c-2 and has a land use designation
of Commercial. The property to the immediate west is the Kensington Medical Clinic.
This site is zoned C-2 and has a land use designation of Commercial. The property
east of sE 2 Ave and south of olsen Middle school is zoned c-2 with a land use
designation of commercial. The lots fronting the east side of sE 2 Avenue are
developed with residences. The property to the south is in Hollywood. The property
directly south is part of Hollywood Lincoln Mercury. To the east are the Sheridan by the
Beach Condominiums.
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VA-24-94 and SP-25-94
The proposed site plan consists of 144 aparlment units in six buildings. There would be
57 one bedroom units and 87 two bedroom units. Access is from Sheridan Street on
the west side of the property per plat requirements. An emergency access is at the
southeastern corner. There are security gates at the entrance to a parking lot which is
along the periphery of the site. There is a wall along the periphery of the site. The site
plan also includes a recreational building and swimming pool.
Two variances are requested. One variance requested concerns density. The site is
zoned RM-2 which allows 16 units per acre. The request is for 30.45 units per acre.
The second variance requested is for number of parking spaces. The zoning code
requires 2.2 spaces per apartment for a total requirement of 317 parking spaces. The
request is for 267 parking spaces.
The Planning and Zoning Board reviewed the variance requests at their August
meeting. The Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval of the parking
variance but recommended to deny the variance for number of units and the site plan
by a 3-2 vote. The Planning and Zoning Board felt uncomfortable with the requested
density and did not think the criteria for obtaining a variance had been met.
ln the case of the request for a parking variance the Planning and Zoning Board
recommendation is to approve. Another memorandum in this meetings backup packet
recommends amending the parking requirement for multifamily units. The requirement
of 2.2 spaces is not consistent with any code in the area. The requirement across the
street in Hollywood for example is 1.5 spaces per unit. The number of spaces provided
on the site plan exceeds the number recommended to be adopted which is 1.5 spaces
for one bedroom units and 2.0 spaces for two bedroom units. ln this case that equals
260 spaces. The site plan indicates 267 spaces.
The recommendation of the Planning and Zoning
pertaining to density and thus to deny the site plan.
felt the density of 30 units per acre to be excessive.
Board is to deny the variance
The Planning and Zoning Board
ln most cases, I would concur with the Planning and Zoning board that the site is too
dense but in my opinion there are unique circumstances which should be considered.
The number of units is consistent, actually lower, than the Dania and Broward County
Land Use Plans permit. The land use plan designates the site as 49 residential units
per acre. The original site plan was for 243 units of adult congregate care units. With
the exception of parking, which is less for adult congregate units, the proposed site plan
is less dense than the previously approved project. The proposed project generates
less vehicular trips per day and less water and sewage usage.
The proposed site plan is also consistent with the approved plat for the site. The plat
was approved with a note restriclion limiting development to 243 high rise units.
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Perhaps a request could have been made to adopt an additional zoning district which
allows a density consistent with the comprehensive plan. My feeling was since this is
the only such property so designated on the plan that a variance procedure made
sense.
Should the variance for density be granted, it is recommended the site plan be
approved. The site plan conforms to bulk requirements of the zoning code such as
setbacks and height. The proposed site plan also conforms to open space and the new
landscape requirements. The conceptual utility plans have been reviewed by
appropriate departments and approved.
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CITY OF DANIA
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTME +^
TO:Frank Adler
City Attomey
FROM:
Update of Section 8-1 of the Dania Code of Ordinances
August 25, 1994
Please prepare an ordinance updating section 8-1 of the Dania code of ordinances.
This section of the code refers to the South Florida Building Code as the building code
applicable in Dania. This section now refers to the 1992 Broward Edition. This should
be updated to the 1994 edition.
The 1992 edition reference is also in Section 8-2 and should be amended'
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
Date:
RE:
CITY OF DANIA
IOO W. OANIA BEACH BLVD.
P.O. BOX 1708
oANtA, FL 33004
Phone: (305) 92.t-8700Far: (305) 921-2601
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FAXED TO #468-2630
September 14, 1994
Ms. Shirley Corwin
Executive Vice President
Broward Review
633 S. Andrews Avenue
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 3330'1
Dear Ms. Conarin:
We would appreciate your publishing the attached ,'Notice of Hearing', in the
Legal Ads of the Broward Review on Friday, september 16, 1994. please provide us
with a notarized confirmation of the ad after publication for our files.
lf you should have any problem with this date or the ad, please contact me
immediately at extension 202.
Thank you for your consideration in this matter.
Sincerely,
\ffkl6lilil*il,a*CS
City Clerk
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Attachment
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NOTICE OF HEARING BEFORE CITY COMMISSION
CIry OF DANIA, FLORIDA, REGARDING
ADOPTION OF THE FOLLOWNG PROPOSED ORDINANCE:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CIry OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AMENDING
SECTION 8-1 OF ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 8 OF THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES OF THE CIry OF DANIA, FLORIDA, TO ADOPTTHE.I994 BROWARD EDITION OF THE SOUTH FLORIDA BUILDING
CODE; PROVIDING THAT ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF
ORDINANCES AND ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF
RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWTH BE REPEALED TO THE
EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
A copy of this proposed ordinance is on file in the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, 100 West
Dania Beach Boulevard, Dania, Florida, and may be inspected by the public during normal
working hours.
lnterested parties may appear at the aforesaid meeting and be heard with respect to the
proposed.
Any person who decides to appeal any decision made by the City Commission with respect to
any matter considered at this hearing will need a record of the proceedings and for such
puipose may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record
includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based.
/s/ Wanda Mullikin
City Clerk
NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Commission of the City of Dania, Florida, on
September 27 , 1994, at 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard, will
conduct a public hearing in the City Commission room of the Dania City Hall, 100 West Dania
Beach Boulevard, Dania, Florida to consider the proposed adoption of the following ordinance
entitled:
lnterOffice Memo
Robert Flatley, City Manager
Marie Jabalee, Finance Directo
September 23, 1994
Changes to preliminary budget
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To:
From:
Date:
Subject:
The following changes should be made to the General Fund Preliminary Budget
which was presented to the Commission for approval on September 12' 1994:
Recreation Administration operating expense (gas & oil) $(3'000)
Civic Center maintenance of building & grounds for
patio, per attached memo 6,000
BSO Contract (as discussed at 9i20 workshop) 12,424
Contingency -15,424
The following Water Fund Budget change is for the Utilities and Public Works
Superintendent upgrade per Commission discussion al lhe 9l2ol94 workshop:
$4,1 1 5
(4,1 1 5)
Water Distribution personal services
Contingency
TO:
FROM
RE:
DATE:
CITY OF DANIA
PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT
INTER.OFFICE MEMORANDUM
MARIE JABALEE, FINANCE DIRECTOR
TIMOTHY G. TAPP, PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTOR
I. T. PARKER BRICK PATIO
AUGUST 25,1994
The city commission has approved the concept of selling bricks to raise funds for l.T
Parker.
The initial capital cost of the patio will be approximately $6,000.00 to $7,000 00'
The department will need this amount budgeted for the project in next years budget
with costs offset by revenues from selling the bricks.
ln addition, a separate accounting system will be required for the revenues for the sale
of bricks.
Please advise.
NJS
cc City Manager
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September 22, L994
ECwa=d F.. C'rrr-is, EsqCurtis & CurtisP.O. Box 21507Ft. Lauderdale,FL 33335
Re: City of Dania v, Broward countyOur file no. : 9356-00
Dear Ed:
This letter concurs with your suggestion that the proposed
expansion of the southern runway is a substantial deviation from
the prior DRI development order, and that it is approPriate for the
City of Dania to reguire BCAD to undergo DRI review of the changeat this time.
BCAD prepared plans for the runway expansion, authorized the
acquisition of land to acconmodate the expansion, adopted a Easterplan, secured FAA acceptance of its plan, and undertaken other
action in furtherance of its modification to the previously
approved plan of development. The proposed runway expansion is asubstantiil deviation under 5 380.05 ( 19 ) (b) 2 . The acquisition ofland, which was not previously reviewed, is a PresumPtivesubstantial deviation under S 380.05(19) (e)3.
BCAD should not take action in furtherance of this nodifiedplan until the development has undergone DRI review and thepemitting jurisdictions have issued DRI develoPment orders.
Judicial and administrative remedies to require DRI review areprovided in S 380.11(1) and (2). The City of Dania is specif icalJ.yauthorized to bring an action for injunctive relief against BCAD toenjoin its violation.
Edward R. Curtis, Esq.
September 22, L994
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I concur that the City should take the following actions:
Notify BCAD that it is in violation of S 380.05, and
demand that it submit an appLication for developmentapproval within 60 days and that it notify the citywithin 30 days of its intent to comply; and,
fn the event BCAD fails to comply with the statute,
scheduLe a quasi-Judicial (evidentiary) hearing on theviolation, \rith notice to BCAD, DCA and SFRPC.
Very trullr yours,
ar1 G. Gallop
Robert f'. F1atley, City ltanagerFrank Adler, Esg.
Bar lEv HuNr & Joxes
A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIAT!ON
AI.rORN EYS A-r LAW
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Letter fron the Mayor to the chair of the county Commission'
Dear
The City of Dania hereby notifies Broward ccunty that the
developrnent described in the L994 Fort Lauderda le/Hol lywood
Internitional Airport Master Plan is a violation cf 5380'06 Fla'
Stat. specifically, the acquisition of the 97 acres to the east of
the airlort for Lhe approach protection area or the extenced
runway, ihe retention of the 106 acres of the rrRavenswood area" for
airpor! uses and the extension of run$ray 9R/27L are each a
subitantiat deviat.ion from the approved airport developnent orders.
The City of Dania hereby denands that Brol^Iard Counti' subnit an
application for developnent approval withi:n 50 days and advlse the
ciiy within 30 days of the intent to subrnit the application.
This letter notifies Broward County of the intent of the city
of Dania to commence Iitigation in +5 days to enjoin the violation'
S164.103 Fla. Stat.
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The Fort Lauderda lelHo1lywood International Airport has
applied *.o impose and use passenger facllity charges for the
acquisi"tion of land and expansion of the airport as set forth inits recently re.;ised Master Plan. The airport seeks to acquire 97
acres under the jurisdiction of the City of Dania for a runway
approach protec*.io area- The stated purpose of the acquisition,of course, is a thinly veiled disqruise to acquire to the land forthe extension cf run!,ray 9R/27L to 900c feet.
The city of Dania opposes the use of passenger facility
charges for the acquisi*.ion cf the 97 acres'*ithin the jurisdiction
of the Ci,*.y of Dania and any expansion of the airport.
The City's opposition is based on -.he failure of the airpart
to rnitigate the past airport expansion.
Broward Count:' has not acccinplished mitigatlon appro'"'ed by the
L987 Part 15c Study. SpecificalIy, the following items of
rnitigatlon approved by the orlando Airpor*.s District office (the
approval letter is attached) have either been altered or ignored:
l,Io i se Mitl oation Alter at ives .
2. Ignoi:=d
4. Ignored
no home has been sound insulated.
3. Altered - Changed to involuntary acquisition despiteprotests of nuliierous property owners, including areas at less than
65 DNL. This action used noise mitigation funds to enlarge the
aii:port a::ea. The original intent $Jas tc rezone and resel1 the
land to the private sector and to utilize the funds from the resalefcr further ni+-igation. The retention cf the lands for airport use
deprives the city and Broward County of tax revenues.
nc purchase program has been offered.
5. Ignared - Broward County passed a ncise ordinance
pursuant tc the grant requirements of an ANCLUC program in 1982.
A copy of the crdinance is attached. The ordinance was not
enforced and the Xiroperty owners did not receil'e notice of the
ordinance. Despite the approval of the FAA, Brovard county
repealeC, not amended, that ordinance in 19?4.
7. Ignored - Bi-cr'ra;.d Count'f has madeexisting airport zoning and the attempt to
agreement was one letter.
na a*.ternpt to enforce
cbta i;,,; an interlocal
The City of Dania cpposes the funding of the airport expansion
and lant1 acquisiticn because Bro'rard county has not applied for a
substantial deviation to the Development of Regicnal Impact and the
rlevelopment oi:iler issued by the City of Dania anrl because the land
.-^ -E^---a.+ i- r!.- 1n-. I liia.:i-- Iri:r is i- '.i_.r i-Lr- Rr_3wai'd*iJ lJi v Pvi,=County Land Use Plan and the City of Dania Land Use Fian.
Thre Federal Aviation Administration ccnsistently denies
involvement in local land use regufation. Reality, ho\,re'/er, belies
that denial . ff the federal government funds airport expansion -+-he only source of funding - but does not fund the protection of
the surrounding cornmunities frorn the inpact of the mitigation, the
federal gcvernment is dictating loca1 land use. fn reality, the
Federal Avj-ation Adminlstration approves and funds expansion but
does not condition the expansion on mitigation.
The approval of the PFc will unreasonably interfere with the
laws of the State of Florida, chapter 163, Part II and Chapter 380
and the home rule polrers of the City of Dania-
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1400 Lee Wagener Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale, EL 33315
AII of the aPProvaI actions
enc.Losed Recoid of APProval '
are more fullY exPlained in the
Dear Llr. Godfrey:
The Eedera] AviaLion Administration (EAA) has -ev-aluat'ed the
Noise Compatibilit;;;oqram (t{cn) - for Fort Lauderdale l{olIywood
rnternationar airpoit"ont"it'"d 1n the Pare 150 sEudY and
rerated documents ":.f*itttJ f" tni" office under the provisions
of section 104(a)';; -Lh" Aviation .saf ety and.Noise Abatement
Act of Lg7g. fUe -iecommended nolse compaEibiliEy- P-.rogram
proposed by the "o"ta-of County Commissioners ' Broward County'
Florida, is identiii"a -UV -actitn el-ement number on Page rx-27
of the Part 15o Jt-"aV notebook' -r am pleased to inform you
:EhBq .thPi.$dminf stra"Llr' 5-91 ',qpp,1."ved ' ten ( t0) of the thirteen
(f3) proposed acti;;'n' E-Iemen cs in ihd't'toise iompa Eibi lity
Program in fulI. r f,1- na*i"i""trator has also partially approved
two (2) of Lhe thirteen (I3) proposed action elements in the
Noise CompatiUifitV^ prog"t' ' t't'" -speclfic EAA action for eacb
noise compat j-biiiiy i'oqt'* element is set forth in the
enclosed Record "?-irpii".\itf ' The effective date of this
approval is August 29, L989 '
Each airport noise comPatiblllLY program developed in
accordance with EAR iatt- fEO is a local- Prof'ram' not a Eederal
oroqram. The FAA ao.J-n"i-""Ustitute its judgement for. bhat of
E;:""i;;".;"it.pii"..i 'ith t""p"tt to which measure .hould be
recommended to, "" tl-o-n '
'- r't'" EAA' s aporoval or disapproval of
EAR Part fSo proqra-m-'i""orn'n"ndu tlons is measured accordlng to
the standara= ,"*pt"l."J in part 150. and Lhe Aviation Safety and
Noise Abat"ment aci-ii i'dzs,-i"a r" llmlted Eo t'he followlng
de terminations:
The noise compatibllty Program was-developed in accordance wiEh
Lt. p."uf"ions and ptotlat'i"" of EAR Part 150;
Program meaEures are reasonably consi-stent wiEh aclrieving bhe
goal€ of reduoing t-"f "tfig "tnlompatibla land usea around hhe
airport and p."";-n;i;;- [tit r'ittoductlon of addltlonal
noncompatlble land uees;
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Program meas$rea would not creaLe an undue burden on interstate
or foreign "o*rat..', unjustly discrlminate against tYpe or
clasees of aeionauii".t ir"""r'violate the Lerms of airport
granE agreementsr- ot i"ttt'de lnto areas preempted by Lhe
Federal government.
Program measures relaEing Eo . bhe use o-f .f J'iqht p t-"-"-:1":.: " tt"
ul-irpr.*"nted wlthiri ttrJ perioa covered by the P.rqgtlm without
derogating saf etyr-'.av"1J"ly.af fectinq tLe effici-ent use and
managemenE of the Nruiq"6f" iit-"-pt"",tnd eir Traffic Control
systems, or "d;;;:;iy tir'tcting other. powers and
iJ"p".*iu:.riiies ot ttre edministraEor prescribed by law'
specific Iimitation with respect to EAAr s approval of an
airport noise comPa Libility program are delineated in EAR Part
I50, sectj-on 150.s. -;;;;";"i ii not a.determination concerning
the accePtability ot 'f"-J uses under Eederal' 6tate' or local
1aw. ApProvar a-"-tl'-n"l UV- itself constituhe an EAA
implementlng actionf A request'for Fedeial action or approval
to implement sp"clfi; ;;i"; "o*puttbilitY. rntu"t:-"-1.-T:r b"
;;qri;';, .rra "., ree decision on the resuest may requlre an
environment.I ."""s"."nt of the proPosed iction' ApProval doe6
not con6titr-,t. u "oi*Ll..nl Uy tlre i"en to flnancially assist ln
Ehe implementation of the program nor a determination that al1
measures covered by the Program are ellgibIe . for grant-In-aid
funding from Ehe ree-uia!r- Ltre eirlort ind Airway Improvement
Act of 1982. wttere rlif"ttf- i""dlng is sought' requests for
project grants *r"i t)"- *bmltted tt ttre EAA orlando Alrports
6i=i.:,.t offi.", orlando, Elorida'
SincerelY,
mes E. ShePPard
anager
Enclosures
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FORq LAUDERDALE-IIOLLYWOOD INTERNATIONAL AlRPORT
EORT LAUDERDALE, ELORIDA
The approvals Ilsted berein include- approvals of actions that the
airDort recommends J" "ttt""' UV -tt': r"de-raf Aviation Administration
lrairl . It shoui-d U"-nol"a that theee approvals indicate only Ehat
the actions would, ie "i"tii"'""-ted' be clnsistent with Ehe purPoses
of Part 150. rnesi 'p'pi""tf " do not constitute decisions Eo
implemenE hhe ."tion="' La ter dec is lons concerning possible
imolementatlon of i;;; actions tnty-u" subject Eo appricable
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-"ut'"i procedures or requiremenEs '
The recommendations below summarize as closely ae possible the
ai rpo r E opera tor' "
"t-t^"-o*rn-"nJ t tiot'". .in
- it't nLi " t compa hibi li ty
Droqram and are "to" J-=t'JtiltttJ - t" the Program' Th9 'statemenEs
Lontained within till -"t'trn*ttized. recomm"ndations and before Ehe
indicated uoo tppto";, -Ji;";Pt"vaI'
-or 9th:-t- determination do not
;:;;";;;; ii.,'" "ii"i""s'or decisions or the FAA'
RECORD OE APPROVAL
Noise Con trol Al Lern a tives
Pr eferential rri hr Tracks. Paqes IX-10, IX-27l.
r.:' '.tir Continue to use Broward Coun
pi"i.t.n tia I flight tracks
i""tr".a deParture track for
be revised 1o allow departur
"tproxi*. EelY 2 miles west
miIes.
:nt' s informa Itv Avia Eion D epa r tn("'.";;; \.,iEh excePEion of Ehe
,'r'"- i-."rttut.". Tiis track wi rr
el' uo-tTE wEEE to turn on cour se
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7 Noise Aba tement D epa r ture PT ocedures.Pages VI-6, IX-10,
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Aircraft should use EAAr s
Profile (AdvisorY Circular
S tandard Noise AbatemenE Departure
9L-53) ae aPProPriate'
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Pref erenElal Run way UEe -Pages. Yl-l, lx-27, Ix-3I
The Airport Haater Plan calls for.tbe extension of 9R/27L fox
capaclty Purposes-'"'linl-"^Tr''i"- re .lt"otorished' 9R/ 27L'
currentlY a generar aviltion runway' will be available for use
by rarser aircraft' '"T';t"-;;";;itniit-r- use pran carls for Lhe
maximum u5e of s E.;;= tii-"r- s*z 27L and restrlcts rarge
aircraft use of gnZ!ii=t"';i';; rii-aircraft' rn addiLlon bo
tlre exlstlng practice of m"xinrizinq easEern flow of
operatlons, "t.qo.o}'eit'ir-o"l-ttrouro
b-e concentraced on 9L/27R
and nishtti." ."t"Iii';;'i"t-;ii"rart should be maximized on
runway 9L/ 27P..
Approved. Subject to FAA approval of Lhe revised Tower Order'
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Use exie'ting di.splaced thres.holds
[i;-""-n" ra" lnt. tt,ti capaci Ev re ia ted
i""".pfi"t "d under airport development'
and future disPlaced
runwaY extensions are
DIsa roved for ur oses of Part L5q. The runwaYrather thresholds
tlr an noiseare d sp ac or sa fety c earance purposes,
.aba t.emen t PurPoses.
5. ES tablish Runu
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runups.
Approved.approve d.establishmspecificall
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R 2 L Green Bu
llonitorin Pro ram. Pages VI-10, Ix-LI,
that a monitoring Program
determine the tlne and
for engine runuPs
j us tif ica tion f or
Prosram establishment and subsequent monitorinq'-;:;--;;aii"tion to pre-Eakeof f runuPs or
"n'l"Lt'ii"n""" i."rrLt.,i f.otn - any monitorins
;";"t included ln Ehis aPProval'
are
anyare
tlon of NoIs e Barrler South of and P arallel to RunYra
er Pa ges VI -r I, rx-rx-9, r -')
APproved.
Acous tica I Tre atmenb. Pages IX-15-18' 20' and 27'
The coun tYthe 65 Ldn
sound IneuI
noise levql
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recommende that t'he residentl-aI .areas located Ln
nolse contour b" ma:lnili""a and t-hat approrpriabe
iirlT t;1;;i;1" u" i""'t'ir"d to- reduce Lhe lnterlor
s emanating f to'^t f t"-tt}1 ' Refer to exhibits IX-2
The noise buffer is planned to.be constructed approxiEately
670 feet soutn in-a p"frri.r to .the fuII length of the runway,
aE a lridth of zdo -fJet and a height of 30 feeE'
Approved. -This measure Is approved for noise reduction
purposes on.,-r"o A;;1";=;ap"7i"rt deveropment enhancement
b e yond the u""it' u1 " construcEion and vegetatlon
stabilizatiot' iJJala-to-actri"ve. the l0 db reduction ls not
included in thi':==';;;"; ;;; iJ.'is not rerated to noise
aba tement -
Noise Mi tioa Lion Alternatives
I. Acquisition of ReaI Property (condemnation' if necesearY) '-Pides rX-tZ , Lg, 22, and 27'
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Btoerard counui will purchaee -i.n fee simple incompatible
deveroPEent ro"lt"J G ir'" tt"t .tf'it"ced by ihe 75 Ldn' This
propertY fs "reS';Ied"trtt"trv withln 1t'" ut'rrarng restriction
rine. Refer loleitttuit" rx-2 and rx-3'
Ac uisition
IX-2,
BroHard C70 to 75
coun ty .propertieairporE c
of ReaI Pro ert at Homeowne r I s Re uest Pages
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ountv wilI offer resldentlal proPerty ot'ners in the
lt"'at" -*p-ottrrniuv -J sell" iheir propertY to. the'i?' p'"11r'tJJ"a, ttrJ county wou.l'd .lither use these
sforaviationpurpos-esor.res"tt,the-propertiesforirpJiiii"-,i""=.' n"i"i Lo exhibiLs rx-z and rx-3'
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Purclrase f,s surance Pro ram or Easements. Pages Ix-L5-18' 20'
2, arrd z 6s -'70
'A purchase assu-rance Program ls proposed for residential areas
wesr, norEh ..,o =o.Itti
-of airport .proPerh'y (refer Eo exhibiEs
rX-2 and Ix-3). il;JJw";;-;1"t;i:i to selr their propertv
r.iil} ue asked to n"[iiv tshe county prior to attempting to sell
the propertv tt'tousn'^i:;;i ;;;i-islat" orocedures' rf' after
6 monEh6, ttre property- o$'ner: "- o"'"Uf " to seII their
properEy, uheY maY
''-"t it'" county t-o purchase iL' The countY
wilr rrave tt. prop.ito; #.P:t;ttJ'and. 1Ly subsequenEly purchase
iE. Af ter ttre-clun'iy' " purclrasL' conErac'tors wlII
acoustically treat it "-Jr;if i-r,S!, ?!- "as.m"nt wiIl be attached
Eo Ehe deed, and tt'"ij=cit-""uniy'wirr. attemoE Eo reselI it for
residentiar' ue"
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*'t'I -""untv' intends to maintaln the
i""fa"ntiuf lntegrity of these area6'
5 Noise Zone in
TX-2 an 7.
Review Comml.htee
Bro$rard Count ls
Incsr or a Ei on of Alr ort
Comprehens ve Plan.Pages
Ap proved.
Itisrecomnendedthatanairportnoisezonebeincorporateinto the aviatlon "'ii'rJ"a
-JtE trttntttts of Ehe comprehensiv
Plan thaE Broward ";;"t;"f"
-upaat-lnq' The alrport noise zon
wourd identify Lhe ;:";;""^-"it;'f.t. -n9.t"" cont6urs and woul
present the EAA'" t";;";;; compatlbi litv guidellnes'
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;eviews.
Seat on Devel enh
AP proved.- OIL
Ieme ntat.Lon of
- Paqes lil-2tr and X7
rt J./t<,ct-/ f ) a,.--,'-t-, q
rj'I .""C on bhe couhtY's- rfif enable the Avlation
or zonlng changes and Plan
the Air ort Zonin ordinance. Paqes IX-25
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and 7.
Coun tY
CountYalrporton Ehe
In L9 79, tlre General Counsel's .of fice of Broward
drafted I n te rg ov e rnm'"-nl t;- ;;; " eme n t s between Broward
and the munLcip"li;i;;- roi enforcement of a 1978
zoni ng ordlnance '
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DroDosed asreements excePt 1n bhe Clty of Plantation' the
;;;;"-J c";itv aviation Delartment wirl continue to $'ork with
tt,."i..U!rf -toun""f ,s office and offlcials of the cities of
Eort Lauderdale, Dania, and Hollywood, and the town of.Davie'
to gets them imPlemented.
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oRDtNANCE NO. 82-34
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AND DESIGNATING
NOISE ZONES IN ANO AROUND THE FORT LAUDER-
DALE-HOLLYWOOD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IN
BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR
DEFINITIONS OF NOISE ZONE BOUNDARIES; PRO-VIOING LEGAL OESCRIPTIONS OF SAID NOISE
ZONES; PROVIDING FOR A lvlAP OF SAID NOISE
ZONES WHICH INCLUDES INCOMPATIBLE LANO
USES lN NOISE ZONE A AND NOISE ZONE B; PRO-
VIDING FOR RECORDATION OF THE NOISE ZONESMAP IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF BROWARDcouNTY; PRoVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PRoVID-ING FOR INCLUSION IN THE BROWARD COUNTY
CODE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
(Sponsored by the Board of County commissioners)
WHEREAS, the Board of county Commissioners of Broward county
owns and operates the Fort Lauderdale- Hollywood lnternational Airport in
Broward County, Floridai and .
WHEREAS, the Board of County commissioners of Broward County
is interested in protecting the health, safety and welfare of the residents of
Broward County who live near the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood lnternational
Airport; and
WHEREAS, in 1978 Broward county accePted a grant from the
Federal Aviation Administration to do an Airport Noise Control and Land Use
Compatibility Study (hereinafter ANCLUC); and
wHEREAS, said study was completed in April. 1980 and the final
report was endorsed by the Board of County Commissioners of Broward
county on April 2i, 1981 ; and
WHEREAS. integral parts of the ANCLUC Study include a map that
depicts noise zones developed through a computer contouring method measur-
ing noise impact, as well as, data showing those land uses considered incom-
patible with the noise impact generated from the aircraft using the Fort
Lauderda le- Hollywood lnternational Airport; and
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Broward County
wishes to implement that portion of the ANCLUC study that provides for
notice to current and future property owners of their location within one of
the noise zones developed in the study; Now, THEREFORE,
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I BE IT OROAINED 8Y THE BOARO OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
BROWARO COUNTY, FLOR IDA:
Section l. PU RPOSE.
1.01 lt is the intent of the Board of County Commissioners of
Broward County to promote the health. safety and welfare of the residents of
Broward County, by establishing scientifically developed noise zones in and
around the Fort Lauderdale- Hollywood lnternational Airport; said noise zones
are a product of the Airport Noise Control and Land Use Compatibility Study
funded by the Federal Aviation Administration and endorsed by the Board of
County Commissioners of Broward County on April 21, '1981; and the purpose
of establishing said noise zones is to give notice to current residents and
future residents that their property is within a noise zone that is affected by
the aircraft noise generated trom tne Fort Lauderdale- Hollywood tnternational
Airport and that said noise shall be a factor in the quality of their lives.
Section 2- DEFIN lT IONS.
2-01 As used in this Ordinance:
(a) Ldn - Dav-Night Average Sound Level. Ldn provides a measure
of the total airc raft-g ene rated noise received at a location during a typical
twenty-four (24) hour period. The higher the Ldn measurement, the more
severe the noise exposure.
Section 3. NOISE ZONES CREATED.
3.01 Establishment of noise zones.There are hereby created and
established four (4) nor'se zones directly related to and surrounding the Fort
Lauderdale-Hollywood lnternational Airport in Broward County, Florida, to be
known as Noise Zone A, Noise Zone B, Noise Zone C and Noise Zone D.
3.02 Noise zones map. Such noise zones are shown on the Noise
Exposure Map for the Fort Lauderdale- Hollywood tnternational Airport,
attached hereto and made a part hereof, which includes incompatible land uses
in Noise Zones A and B, and shows the noise contours based on a projection
of future noise environments arising from aircraft flight operations at the Fort
Lauderdale- Hollywood lnternational Alrport through the year 1990,
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3.03 Definitions of noise zone boundaries.
(a)Noise Zone A A noise zone is hereby established and desig-
nated as Noise Zone A, being located primarily on the airport grounds and
along major approach and departure tracks of Runway 9 Left, Runway 27
Right, Runway l3 and Runway 31. Noise Zone A extends approximately
seven thousand feet to the west of the Fort Lauderdalb-Hollywood lnterna-
tional Airport into the Ravenswood Road area. The length of Noise Zone A
extends east to the Atlantic Ocean. Noise Zone A is legally described in
Section 3.04(a) of this ordinance. The area within Noise Zone A has a noise
level of 80 Ldn and above.
(b) Noise zone B. A noise zone is hereby established and
designated as Noise Zone B, being the area which is adiacent to and borders
Noise Zone A as set out above and extends to Southwest 47th Avenue,
Broward County, to tne west and the Atlantic Ocean to the east. Noise
Zone B is legally described In Section 3.04(b) of this O.dinance. The area
within Noise zone B has a noise level of 75-80 Ldn.
(c) Noise Zone q-A noise zone is hereby established and desig-
nated as Noise Zone C, being that area which is adjacent to and bo.ders Noise
Zone B as set out above, including certain portions of unincorporated Broward
County, the Cities of Fort Lauderdale, Dania, Hollywood. and the Town of
Davie. Noise Zone C is legally described in Section 3.04(c) of this Ordinance.
The area within Noise Zone C has a noise level of 70-75 Ldn.
d) Noise zone o.A noise zone is hereby established and desig-(
nated as Noise Zone D. being that area which is adiacent to and borders Noise
Zone C as set out above, including certain portions of unincorporated Broward
County, the cities of Fort Lauderdale, Oania and Hollywood, and the Town of
Davie. Noise Zone D is legally described in Section 3-04(d) of this Ordinance.
The area within Noise zone D has a noise level of 65-70 Ldn.
3.04 Leqal Description of Noise zone Boundaries.
(a) Noise Zone A. (80 Ldn and above)
An area of land including portions of Sections 19 through 30 inclu-sive, and a portion of Section 34, all in Township 50 South/ Range
42 East, Broward County, Florida, and described as follows:
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BEGINNING at the point bf intersection of a line lying 2,000feet South of and parallel with the centerline of Runway 27R(at Fort Lauderda le-Hollywood lnternational Airport) with the
Shoreline of the Atlantic Ocean;
THENCE Westerly along said parallel line an approximate dis-tance of '12,400 feet to a point of intersection with a line 700feet Northeasterly of and parallel with the centerline of
Runway 31;
THENCE Southeasterly, parallel to said centerline of Runway
31 , an approximate distance of 2/800 feet to a point of inter-
section with the Easterly prolongation of the centerline ofRunway 27L;
THENCE Easterly along said prolongation of the centerline of
Runway 27L, an approximate distance of 1,100 feet to a pointof intersection with the Northerly prolongation of the center-line of Northeast Third Avenue (in City of Dania);
THENCE Southerly along said prolongation of the centerline ofNortheast Third Avenue, an approximate distance of 1,900 feetto a point of intersection with a line 260 feet North of andparallel with the North right-of-way line of Dania Cut-off
Canal;
THENCE Westerly, parallel with the North right-of-way line ofthe Dania Cut-off Canal, an approximate distance of 1,500 feetto a point of intersection with the centerline of Northwest
Fourth Avenue (in City of Dania);
THENCE Northerly along the East line of said Plat ofMELALEUCA GARDENS RESUBDIVISION (said line beingapproximately 172 feet East of the centerline of NorthwestSixth Avenue as shown on said Plat)/ an approximate distanceof 660 feet to a point of intersection with the centerline ofNorthwest Tenth Street (City of Dania);
THENCE Easterly along the centerline of said Northwest TenthStreet, an approximate distance of 500 feet to a point of inter-
section with a line 500 feet Southwesterly of and pa.allel withthe centerline of Runway 31;
THENCE Northwesterly, parallel with the cente.line of saidRunway 31. an approximate distance of 1/000 feet to a point ofintersection with a line 300 feet South of and pa.allel with thecenterline of Runway 27L;
THENCE Westerly, pa.allel with the centerline of Runway 27L,an approximate distance of 1/250 feet to a point of intersectionwith the Northerly prolonqation of the centerline of NorthwestTenth Avenue;
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Fourth Avenue, an approximate distance of 300 feet to a pointof intersection with the Easterly prolongation of Northwest
Eighth Street (in City of Dania)i
THENCE Westerly along the prolongation of Northwest EighthStreet, an approximate distance of 950 feet to a point ofintersection with the East line of the Plat of MELALEUCA
GARDENS RESUBDIVISION as recorded in Plat Book 25, Page'10, Public Records of Broward County, Florida;
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THENCE Northerly along the prolongation of Northwest Tenth
Avenue, an apphoximate distance of 1,230 feet to a point of
intersection with a line 500 feet Southwesterly of and parallel
with the centerline of Runway 31;
THENCE Northwesterly, parallel with the centerline of Runway
31, a distance of 1,700 feet;
THENCE Southwesterly perpendicular to the centerline of
Runway 31 , an approximate distance of 400 feet to the center-
line of Southwest 11 Terrace;
THENCE Northwesterly, along the centerline of Southwest 11
Terrace, an approximate distance of 650 feet to a point of
intersection with the centerline of Southwest 40 Streeti
THENCE Westerly, along the centerline of Southwest 40 Street
and its Westerly prolongation, an approximate distance of 4t270
feet to a point of intersection with the Southerly prolongation
of the centerline of Southwest 22 Avenue as it exists immedi-
ately South of Southwest 39 Street;
THENCE Northerly, along the centerline of said Southwest 22
Avenue, an approximate distance of 450 feet to the inte.section
with the centerline of said Southwest 39 Street;
THENCE westerly, along the centerline of Southwest 39 Street,
an approximate distance of '1,520 feet to a point of intersectionwith a line 100 feet West of and parallel with the centerline of
Southwest 25 Terrace;
THENCE Northerly, parallel with the prolongation of the
centerline of Southwest 25 Ter.ace, an apProximate distance of
620 feet to a point of intersection with a line 700 feet South of
and parallel with the centerline of Southwest 36 Street (a/k,/a
collins Road );
THENCE Westerly, parallel with the centerline of said South-
west 36 Street, an approximate distance of 4,800 feet to apoint of intersection with the Northeriy prolongation of the
centenline of Southwest 34 Avenue (as it exists South of the
Oania Cut-off Canal);
THENCE Northerly along the prolongation of the centerline of
Southwest 34 Avenue an approximate distance of 1,400 feet to
a point of r'ntersection with a line 700 feet North of and
parallel with the centerline of Southwest 36 Street (a,/k/a
collins Road);
THENCE Easterlyr parallel with the centerline of said Southwest
36 Street, an approximate distance of 4,300 feet to a point of
intersection with the centerline of Southwest 26 Terrace (a/k/a
Tram Road );
THENCE Northerly along the cente.line of said Southwest 26
Terrace, an approximate distance of 145 feet to a point of
intersectjon with the centerline of Southwest 34 Court;
THENCE Easterly, meandering along the centerline of said
Southwest 34 Court, an approximate distance of 1,075 feet to apoint of intersection with the centerline of Southwest 24
Avenue;
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THENCE Easterly, parallel with the centerline of said South-west 36 Street/ an approximate distance of 1,300 feet to apoint of intersection of the centerline of the deaboard coastLine Railroad right-of-way (a tOO foot wide right-of-way)i
THENCE Northerly along the centerline of said Seaboard CoastLine Railroad right-of-way, an approximate distance of .l,i50
feet to a point of intersection with the Westerly prolongation ofthe South right-of-way line of Southwest 32 plici;
T-HENCE Easterly along the Westerly prolongation of the Southright-of-way line of said Southwest 32 plaie, an approximatedistance of 2,060 feet, to a point of intersection with thecenterline of Southwest 17 Avenue as it exists South of saidSouthwest 32 Place;
THENCE Southerly along the centerline of said Southwest 17Avenue, an approximate distance of 47S feet, to a point ofintersection with the Westerly prolongation of the Soutir right-of-way line of Southwest 33 'Court ai it exists Ea;t oi South-west l5 Avenue;
THENCE Easterly along the Westerlyright-of-way line of said Southwestdistance of 670 feet, to a pointcenterline of Southwest l5 Avenue;
THENCE Southerly along the centerline of said Southwest 1SAvenue, an approximate distance of 465 feet to a point ofintersection with the centerline of Broward County portAuthority Railroad right-of-way, as it exists East of So;thwest'15 Avenue (a 100 foot wide right-of-way);
THENCE Easterly along the centerline of said Broward CountyPort Authority Railroad right-of-way/ an approximate distanceof 7,28O feet to a point of intersection with the centerline ofFederal Highway (U.S. No. 1);
THENCE Southerly along the centerline ofapproximate dt'stance of 35 feet to a pointthe centerline of pavement of EIler Drive;
THENCE Easterly, meandering along the centerline of pavementof said Eller Drive, an approximate distance of S,2OO feet to apoint of interseciton with the centerline of Southeast 1gAvenue;
THENCE continue alongline of Eller Drive asSoutheast 18 Avenue, ana point of intersection
Ocean;
prolongation of the South33 Court, an approximateof intersection with the
Federal Highway, anof intersection with
the Easterly projection of the center-it exists between Mclntosh Road andapproximate distance of 4,000 feet, towith the shoreline of the Aflantic
THENCE Southerly. meanderi ngAtlantic Ocean, an approximatePOINT OF B EGI NN ING.
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(b) Noise Zone B (75 Ldn to 80 Ldn)
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19 through 30 inclu -Township 50 South,
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Range 42 East, and Sections 24 and 25, Township 50 South, Range41 East, Broward County, Florida, described as follows:
BEGINNING at the point of intersection of the Easterly exten-sion of the North right-of-way line of the Dania Cut-off Canalwith the shoreline of the Atlantic Ocean (said point lyingapproximately 3,700 feet South of the centerline of Runway 27Rat Fort Lauderdale- Hollywood lnternational Airport);
THENCE Southwesterly and Westerly along said North right-of-way llne of the Dania Cut-off Canal, an approximatedistance of 6/450 feet to a point of intersection with theNortherly prolongation of the centerline of Gulfstream Road aslocated South of the Dania Cut-off Canai;
THENCE Southerly along said prolongation and centerline of
Gulfstream Road, an approximate distance ot 1,20O feet to theintersection with the centerline of Northeast Second Street;
THENCE Westerly along said centerline of Northeast SecondStreet an approximate distance of ?,7O5 feet to the intersectionwith the centerline of Northeast Third Avenue;
THENCE Northerly alonq said centerline of Northeast ThirdAvenue an approximate distance of '1,400 feet to the intersec-tion with the .North right-of-way line of the Dania Cut-off
Canal;
THENCE Westerly along said North right-of-way line of theDania Cut-off Canal an approximate distance of 2/510 feet tothe Intersection with the Southerly prolongation of the center-line of Northwest Sixth Avenue;
THENCE Northerly along said prolongation and centerline ofNorthwest Sixth Avenue an approximate distance of 1,215 feetto the intersection with the centerline of Northwest TenthStreet;
THENCE Westerly along said centerline of northwest Tenth
Street an approximate distance of 650 feet to the inte.sectionwith the centerline of Northwest Eighth Avenue;
THENCE Northerly along the Northerly prolongation of saidcenterline of Northwest Eighth Avenue an approximate distanceof 700 feet to a point of intersection wlth a line 300 feet Southof and parallel with the centerline of Runway 27L;
THENCE Westerly, parallel with said centerline of Runway 27L.an approximate distance of 3,570 feet to the intersection withthe Northwesterly right-of-way line of the Dania Cut-offcanal;
THENCE Northwesterly and Westerly along said right-of-wayline of the Dania Cut-off Canal an approximate distance of
3,260 feet to the intersection with the centerline of Ravenswood
Road;
THENCE Northerly along said centerlinean approximate distance of 615 feet to thecenterline of Southwest 42 Street;
of Ravenswood Road
intersection with the
THENCE Westerly along said centerline of Southwest 42 Streetan approximate distance of 1,530 feet to the intersection withthe centerline of Southwest 25 Avenue;
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Avenue an approximate distance of 550 feet t! the intersectionwith the Easterly p.olongation of the centerline of Southwest
40 Place;
THENCE Westerly along the Easterly and Westerly prolongationof the centerline of said Southwest 40 Place an approximate
distance of 4,600 feet to the intersection with the Northerly
prolongation of the centerline of Southwest 33 Avenue (as It
exists South of the Dania Cut-off Canal);
THENCE Northerly along said Northerly prolongation of South-
west 33 Avenue an approximate distance of 1,000 feet to the
intersection with the Easterly prolongation of the centerline of
Southwest 39 Street (as it exists west of the Florida Turn-
pike );
THENCE Westerly along said Westerly prolongation of Southwest
39 Street an approximate distance of 7 t400 feet to the intersec-
tion with the centerline of Southwest 47 Avenue;
THENCE Northerly along said centerline of Southwest 47 Avenue
an approximate distance of 2t540 fee:. to the intersection with aline 1,200 feet North of and parall€l with the centerline of
Oakes Road;
THENcE Easterly along said line, parallel with the centerlineof Oakes Road, an approximate distance of 2,030 feet to the
intersection with the centerline of State Road 7;
THENCE Northeaster,y along said centerline of State Road 7 an
approximate distance of 1,920 feet to the intersection with the
centerline of State Road 84;
THENCE South along said centerline of Southwest 25 Terracean apprgxl'mate distance of 1,010 feet to the intersection withthe centerline of Southwest 31 Street;
THENCE Northerly along said centerlinean approximate distance of 1,640 feet tothe cente.line of State Road 84;
of Ravenswood Roadthe intersection with
THENCE Northeasterly along said centerllne of State Road 84an approximate distance of 640 feet to the intersection with the
centerline of the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad right-of-wayi
THENCE Southerly along said centerline of Seaboard Coast Line
Railroad right-of-way an approximate distance of 440 feet tothe intersection with the westerly prolongation of the center-
line of Southwest 30 Street;
THENCE Easterly along said Westerly prolongation and center-line of Southwest 30 Street an approximate distance of 1,390feet to the intersection with the centerline of Southwest 18
Terrace;
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intersection with the centerline of Southwest 26 Terrace;
THENCE Easterly, Southeasterly and Easterly along said
centerline to Southwest 31 Street an approximate distance of
1,770 feet to the intersection with the centerline of Ravens-
wood Road;
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THENCE Southerly along said centerline and prolongation of
Southwest 18 Terrace an approximate distance of 1,290 feet to
the intersection with the Westerly prolongation of the center-
line of Southwest 32 Placei
THENCE Easterly along said Westerly prolongation and center-Iine of Southwest 32 Place an approximate distance of 1,350feet to the intersection with the centerline of Southwest 15
Avenue;
THENCE Southe.ly along said centerline of Southwest 15
Avenue an approximate distance of 940 feet to the intersectionof the centerline of the Broward County Port Authority
Rail road right-of -way;
THENCE Easterly along said centerline of the Broward County
Port Authority Railroad right-of-way an approximate distanceof 5,350 feet to the intersection with the Southerly prolonga-
tion of the centerline of Southwest Third Avenue (said
Southwest Third Avenue having as its west right-of-way line
the East line of the Plat of REPLAT OF A PORTION OF BLOCK
144, cot.F CLUB SECTION OF CRoISSANT PARK, Plat Book
71 | Page 29, Public Records of Broward County, Florida);
THENCE northerly along the Southerly prolongation and center-
line of said Southwest Third Avenue an approximate distanceof 660 feet to the intersection with the centerline of Southwest
33 Street;
THENcE Easterly along said cente.line ofan approximate distance of 1,800 feet tothe centerline of South Andrews Avenue;
Southwest 33 Streetthe intersection with
THENCE Northwesterly along said centerline of South Andrews
Avenue an approximate distance of 350 feet to the iatersection
with the centerline of Southeast 32 Court;
THENCE run Easterly along said centerline of Southeast 32
Court an approximate distance of 300 feet to the intersectionwith the centerline of Federal Highway (U-S. 1);
THENCE run Northeasterly along said centerline of Federal
Highway an approximate distance of 'l ,74O feet to the intersec-
tion with the centerline of Southeast 28 Street;
THENCE run Easterly along said centerline and Easterly pro-
longation of Southeast 28 Street an approximate distance of2,400 feet to the intersection with the centerline of the
Broward County Po.t Authority Railroad right-of-way;
THENCE Northerly, Northeasterly and Easterly along said
centerline of the Broward County Port Authority Railroadright-of-way an approximate distance of 1,750 feet to the
intersection with the centerline of Eisenhower Bouleva.d;
THENCE Southerly along said centerline of Eisenhower Boule-vard an approximate distance of 1,750 feet to the intersectionwith the centerline of Southeast 32 Street;
THENCE run Easterly along said centerline and Easterly pro-longation of Southeast 32 Street an approximate distance of4,600 feet to a point of intersection with the shoreline of theAtlantic Ocean;
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THENCE Southerly, meandering along the shoreline of theAtfantlc Ocean, an approximate distance ol 7 tzOO feet to the
POINT OF B EG INN ING;
LESS all those portions of the above described landwithin the bounds of the area described in Airport
Control Zone A,
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Noise
An area of land including portions of Sections 17, 19 through 25/29, 30, 32 through 36 of Township 50 South, Range 42 East and
Sections 23 through 26 inclusive of Township 50 South, Range 41East, Broward County, Florida, and described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point of intersection of the Easterly prolonga-tion of the centerline of Dania Beach Boulevard with the
shoreline of the Atlantic Ocean (said point lying approximately8,960 feet South of the centerline of Runway 27R at Fort
Lauderdale-Hollywood lnternational Airport;
Noise Zone c- (70 Ldn to 75 Ldn)
THENCE run Westerly along said centerline of DaniaBoulevard an approximate distance ot 8,820 feet to the
section with the centerline of Fronton Boulevard;
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THENCE Northerly along said centerline of Fronton Boulevard
an approximate distance of 520 feet to the intersection with the
centerline of Northeast First Street;
THENCE Westerly along said centerline of Northeast First
Street an approximate distance of 825 feet to the intersectionwith the centerline of Northeast Second Avenue;
THENCE Northerly along said centerline of Northeast Second
Avenue an approximate distance of 650 feet to the intersection
with the centerline of Northeast Second Street;
THENCE Westerly along said centerline of Northeast Second
Street an approximate distance of 830 feet to the intersection
with the centerline of Federal Highway (u-S. 1);
THENCE Northerly along said centerline of Federal Highway an
approximate distance of 1,100 feet to the intersection with the
Easterly prolongation of the centerline of Northwest Third
P lace;
THENCE Westerly along said Easterly prolongation and center-line and Westerly prolongation of Northwest Third Place an
approximate distance of .1,.160 feet to the intersection with theSoutherly prolongation of the centerline of Northwest SixthAvenue (as it exists North of the Dania Cut-off Canal);
THENCE Northerly along said Southerly prolongation andcenterline of Northwest Sixth Avenue an approximate distanceof 1,580 feet to the intersection with the centerline ofNorthwest Tenth Street;
THENCE Westerly along said centerline and Westerly prolonga-tion of No.thwest Tenth Street and centerline of Griffin Road(said Westerly prolongation of the centerline of No.thwestTenth St.eet the same as the Easterly prolongation of thecente.line of criffin Road) an approximate distance of 9,S20feet to the intersection with the centerline of Southwest 27Avenue (Tram Road );
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THENCE Northerly along said centerline of
Avenue an approximate distance of 980 feet towith the centerline of Southwest 46 Street;
THENcE Westerly along said centerline of
an approximate distance of 640 feet to the
cente.line of Southwest 27 -ferrace;
Southwest 27the intersection
Southwest 46 Street
intersection with the
centerline and westerly prolonga-
an approximate distance of 6,970
the centerline of Florida Turn-
THENcE Northerly along said centerline of Southwest 27
Terrace an approximate distance of 385 feet to the intersection
of Southwest 45 Street;
THENCE westerly along the Westerly prolongation of said
centerline of Southwest 45 Street an approximate distance of
2/310 feet to the intersection with the centerline of Southwest
32 Avenue;
THENCE Northerly along the Northerly prolongation of said
centerline of Southwest 32 Avenue an approximate distance of
650 feet to the centerline of the Dania Cut-off Canal;
THENCE Westerly along said centerline of Dania Cut-off Canal
an approximate distance of 2,350 feet to the intersection withthe Northerly prolongation of the centerline of Southwest 35
Avenue (as it exists south of the Dania Cut-off Canal);
THENCE Northerly along said Northerly prolongation of the
centerline of Southwest 35 Avenue an approximate distance of
850 feet to the intersection with the centerline of Southwest 42
Street;
THENCE Westerly along saidtion of Southwest 42 Streetfeet to the intersection with
pike;
THENCE Northerly along said centerline of the Florida Turn-pike an approximate distance of 1,600 feet to the intersectionwith the Easterly prolongation of the centerline of Southwest
39 Street;
THENCE Westerly along said Easterly prolongation and center-
line of Southwest 39 Street an approximate distance of 2,570feet to the intersection with the cente.line of Southwest 58
Avenue;
THENCE Northerly along said centerline and Northerly pro-
longation of Southwest 58 Avenue an approximate distance of
1,670 feet to the intersection with the centerline of Southwest
56 Avenue;
THENCE Northeasterly along said centerline and Northerlyprolongation of Southwest 58 Avenue an approximate distanceof 'l ,570 feet to the intersection with the centerline of South-
west 56 Aven ue;
THENCE Northeasterly along said centerline and Northerlyprolongation of Southwest 56 Avenue an approximate dlstanceof 2,190 feet to the intersection with the Weste.ly prolongationof the centerline of Southwest 29 Street;
THENCE Southeasterly along said Westerly prolongation and
centerllne of Southwest 29 Street an approximate distance of1,240 feet to the intersection with the centerline of Reese
Road;
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THENCE Northeasterly along said centerllne of Reese
approximate distance of 550 feet to the intersection
Westerly prolongation of the centerline of Southwest
(as it exists East of the Florida Turnpike)i
Road an
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30 Street
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THENCE Easterly along said Westerly prolongation and center-
line of Southwest 30 Street an approximate distance ol 4,940
feet to the intersection with the centerline of State Road 7(u.s. 44'l);
THENCE Northeasterly along said centerline of State Road 7
approximate distance of 1,350 feet to the intersection with
centerline of the North New River Canal;
THENcE meandering along said centerline of the North New
River Canal, Southeasterly and Northeasterly, an approximate
distance of 12,500 feet to the inte.section with the centerline
of Seaboard Coast Line Railroad right-of-way;
THENCE Southerly along said centerline of Seaboard Coast Line
Railroad right-of-way an approximate distance of 1,810 feet to
the intersection with the Westerly prolongation of the center-
line of Southwest 25 Street;
THENCE Easterly along said Westerly prolongation of Southwest
25 Street an approximate distance of 1,380 feet to the intersec-
tion with the centerline Southwest :18 Terrace;
THENcE Southerly along said centerline of Southwest 18
Terrace an approxiamte distance of 750 feet to the intersection
with the centerline of State Road 84;
THENCE Southerly along said centerline of Southwest 15
Avenue an approximate distance of 630 feet to the intersection
with the centerline of Southwest 28 Street;
THENCE Northeasterly along said centerline
an approximate distance of 1,400 feet to the
the centerline of Southwest 15 Avenuei
THENCE Easterly along said centerline of
an approximate distance of 2,640 feet to
the centerline of Southwest Ninth Avenue;
THENCE Southerly along said centerline
Avenue an approximate distance of 1,365
section with !he centerline of Southwest 32
of State Road 84
inte.section with
Southwest 28 Streetthe intersection with
of Southwest Ninthfeet to the inter-
Cou rt;
TH ENCE Easterly along the Easterly prolongation of said
centerline of Southwest 32 Court an approximate dlstance of
2,690 feet to the intersection with the centerline of Southwest
Third Avenue;
THENCE Northerly along said centerline of Southwest Third
Avenue an approximate distance of 1,335 feet to the inter-
section with the centerline of Southwest 28 Street;
THENCE Easterly along said centerline of Southwest 28 Streetand Easterly prolongation of Southwest 28 Street an ap-
proximate distance of 2,635 feet to the intersection with the
centeriine of Federal Highway (U.S. 1);
THENCE No.theasterly along said centerline of Federal Highway
an approximate distance of 1,340 feet to the intersection with
the centerline of State Road 84 (Southwest 24 Street);
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THENCE Easterly along said centerline of and Easterly pro-
longation of State Road 84 (Southwest 24 Street) an app.oximate
dlstance of 10,430 feet to the intersection with the shoreline of
the Atlantic Ocean;
THENCE meandering Southerly along said shoreline of theAtlantic Ocean an approximate distance of 14,800 feet to the
PO INT OF BEGINN ING;
above-described lands
described as Airport
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No ise
LESS all those portions ofwithin the bounds of the
control Zones A and B.
the
area
(d)Noise Zone D. (65 Ldn to 70 Ldn)
An area of land including a portion of section 13 through 19, 24,
25, 31 , 32, 33, 34, 36 of Township 50 South, Range 42 East, and a
portion of Sections 1, 2, 3, Township 51 South, Range 42 East, and
a portion of Sections 13, 14, 15, 22t 24,25,26,27,36, Township
50 South Range 41 East. all in Broward County, Florida, described
as follows:
BEGINNING at the intersection of the Easterly prolongation ofthe centerline of Franklin Street with the shoreline of the
Atlantic Ocean (said point lying approximately 10,400 feet from
the centerline of Runway 27R at the Fort Lauderdale- Hollywood
I nternational Airport) ;
THENCE Westerly along said Easterlyline and the westerly prolongation
approximate distance of 4,300 feet to
shoreline of west Lake (as located
Bou levard );
prolongation and center-of Franklin Street anthe intersection with the
South of Dania Beach
THENCE meandering Southerly along
Lake an app.oximate distance of 1,700with the Easterly prolongation of theThird Place (city of Dania);
said shoreline of West
feet to the intersection
centerline of Southeast
THENCE Westerly along said Easterly prolongation of Southeast
Third Place a distance of 2,500 feet to the intersection with aline approximately 670 feet East of and parallel with the
centerline of Southeast Fifth Avenue;
THENCE Northerly along said parallel line an approximatedistance of 690 feet to the intersection with the Easterlyprolongation of the centerline of Southeast Third Street (City
of Dania);
THENCE westerly along said Easterly prolongation and center-
lr'ne of Southeast Third Street an approximate distance of 2,O2Ofeet to the intersection with the centerline of Southeast Third
Avenue (City of Dania );
THENCE Northerly along said centerline of Southeast Thi.d
Avenue an approximate distance ol 720 feet to the intersectionwith the centerline of Stirling Road;
THENCE Westerly along said centerline of Stirling Road anapproximate distance of 2,52O feet to the intersection with thecenterline of the FIo.ida East Coast Railroad right-of-way;
THENCE Northeasterly along said centerline of the Flo.ida EastCoast Rail.oad right-of-way an approximate distance of 2,030
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feet to the intersection with the centerline of Northwest First
Street;
THENcE westerly along said centerline of Northwest First
Street an approximate distance of 850 feet to the intersectionwith the centerline of Sou th wes t/N o rthwest Seventh Avenue;
THENCE Northeasterly along said centerline of N o rthwest/Sou th -
west Seventh Avenue an approximate distance of 1/320 feet tothe intersection with the centerline of Northwest Thi.d Street;
THENCE Westerly along said centerline of Northwest Third
Street an approximate distance of 120 feet to the intersectionwith the centerline of Northwest Eighth Avenue (as it exists
North of Northwest Third Street);
THENCE Northerly along said centerline and Northerly pro-
longation of Northwest Eighth Avenue an approximate distanceof 780 feet to the intersection with the centerlr'ne of the Dania
Cut-off Cana l;
THENCE westerly along said centerline and Westerly prolonga-
tion of the Dania Cut-off Canal an approximate distance of
2,670 feet to the intersection with the cente.line of Bryan
THENcE Southeily along said centerline of Bryan Road an
approximate distance of 1,380 feet to the intersection with the
Westerly prolongation of the centerline of Northwest Second
Street;
THENCE westerly along said Westerly prolongation of Northwest
Second Street an approximate distance of 9,300 feet to the
intersection with the centerline of Southwest 31 Avenue;
THENCE Northerly along said centerline of Southwest 31
Avenue a distance of 1,200 feet to the intersection with a line
app.oximately 1,485 feet South of and parallel with the center-
line of Griffin Road;
THENCE Northerly along said centerline of Southwest 35 Avenue
an approximate distance of 1,485 feet to the intersection with
the centerline of Griffin Road;
THENCE westerly along said centerline
approximate distance of 5,180 feet to the
centerline of State Road 7 (u.S. 441);
THENCE Northerly along said centerline
approximate distance ol 1,420 feet to the
cente.line of Orange Drive;
of criffin Road an
intersection with the
of State Road 7 anintersection with the
D rive anwith the
THENCE westerly along said centerline of Orange
approximate distance of 5,635 feet to the intersection
centerline of Southwest 59 Avenue;
THENCE No.therly along said centerline and Northerly pro-
longation of Southwest 59 Avenue an approximate distance of1,420 feet to the intersection with the Easterly prolongation ofthe cente.!ine of Southwest 41 Court;
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THENCE Westerly along said parallel line an approximate
distance of 2,610 feet to the intersection with the centerline of
Southwest 35 Avenue;
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THENCE Westerly along said Easterly prolongation of thecenterline of Southwest 41 Court an approximate distance of1,010 feet to the intersection with the centerline of Southwest6l Avenue;
THENCE Northerly along said centerline of Southwest 51Aveoue an approximate distance of 660 feet to the intersectionwith the Easterly prolongation of the centerline of Southwest41 Street;
THENCE Westerly along said centerline and Easte.ly prolonga-tion of Southwest 41 Street an approximate distance of 1,355feet to the intersection with the cente.line of Davie Road(Southwest 64 Avenue);
THENCE Northerly along said centerline of Davie Road anapproximate distance of 850 feet to the intersection with theWesterly prolongation of the centerline of Southwest 38 Court;
THENCE Westerly along said Westerly prolongation of thecenterline of Southwest 38 Court an approximate distance of2,500 feet to the intersection with the centerline of College
Avenue;
THENCE Northeasterly along said centerline of College Avenuean app roximate .distance of 7,2O0 feet to the intersection with aline 900 feet South of and parallel with the centerline of State
Road 84;
THENCE Southeasterly along said parallel line an approximatedistance of 2,4OO feet to the intersection with the centerline afDavie Road (Southwest 64 Avenue);
THENCE Northeasterly along said centerline of Davie Road adistance of 900 feet to the intersection with the centerline of
State Road 84;
THENCE Southeasterly along said centerline of State Road 84an approximate distance of 8/520 feet to the intersection withthe centerline of State Road 7 (U.S. 441);
THENCE Northeasterly along said centerline of State Road 7,an approximate distance of 2,180 feet to the intersection withthe centerline of Riverland Road;
THENCE Easterly along said centerline of Riverland Road an
approximate distance of 2t735 feet to the intersection with thecenterline of Southwest 35 Avenue (as it exists North of
Riverland Road);
THENCE Northerly along said centerline of Southwest 35
Avenue an approximate distance of 3/450 feet to the inter-
section with the centerline of Southwest l5 Court;
THENCE Easterly along said centerline of Southwest '15 Courtan approximate distance of 490 feet to the intersection with
Southwest 34 Terrace;
TH ENCE Northerly along said centerline of Southwest 34Terrace an approximate distance of 500 feet to the intersectionwith the centerline of Southwest 14 Street;
THENCE Easterly along said centerline of Southwest '14 Streetan approximate. distance of 4,620 feet to the intersection withthe centerline of Riverland Road;
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THENCE Southeasterly along said centerline af Rlverland Roadan approximate distance of 710 feet to the intersection with thecenterline of Southwest 15 Courti
THENC€ Easterly along the Easterly prolongation of saidcenterline of Southwest 15 Court an approxim;te dlstance of1,490 feet to the intersection with the centerline of Southwest22 Avenuei
THENCE Southeasterly and Southerly along said centerlineSouthwest 22 Avenue an approximate distjnce of 7OO feetthe intersection with the centerline of Southwest 2] Way (asruns in an East/West direction);
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THENCE Easterly along the Easterly prolongation ofcenterline of Southwest 2'l Way an approximate di.t"ncefeet to the intersection with the centerline of l-95;
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THENCE South along said centerline of l-95distance of '1,20O feet to the intersection withthe South Fork of New River;
an app roximatethe centerline of
THENCE meandering Northeasterly and Easterly alono saidcenterline of the South Fork of New River an appr&imatedistance ol 'l ,780 feet to the intersection with the tlortherlyp.olongation of the centerline of Southwest 1g Avenue (as iiexists South of the New River);
THENCE Southerly along said Northerly prolongation of thecenterline of Southwest l8 Avenue an approximaie distance of970 feet to the intersection with the ceniertine of Southwest 20
THENCE Easterly along said centerline of Southwest 20 Streetan approximate distance of 2,44O feet to the intersection withthe centerline of Southwest i2 Avenue;
THENCE Southerly along said centerline of Southwest 12 Avenuean approximate distance of '1,710 feet to the intersection withthe centerline of State Road 84;
]'HENC_E Nor-theasterly and Easterly along said centerlina ofState Road 84 an approximate distance Jf Z,OSO feet to theintersection with the centerline of Southwest Eighth Avenue;
THENCE Southerly along said centerline of Southwest EighthAvenue an approximate distance gf 645 feet to the intersectionwith the centerline of Southwest 26 Street;
THENCE Easterly along said centerline of Southwest 26 Streetan approximate distance of 1,340 feet to the iotersection withthe centerline of Southwest Fourth Avenue;
THENCE Northerly along said centerline of Southwest FourthAvenue an approximate distance of 670 feet to the intersectionwith the centerline of State Road g4 (Southwest 24 Street);
THENCE Easterly along said centerline of State Road g4 anapproximate distance of 2,6G0 feet to the intersection with thecenterline of Southeast Fourth Avenue;
THENCE Northerly along said centerline of Southeast FourthAvenue an approximate distance of 650 feet to the intersectionwith the cente.line of Southeast ZZ Street;
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THENCE Easterly along said centerline of Southeast 22 Streetan approximate distance of 660 feet to the intersection with thecenterline of Federal Highway (U.S. 1);
THENCE Northerly along said centerline of Federal Highway an
approximate distance of 2,030 feet to the intersection with thecenterline of Southeast 17 Street;
THENCE Easterly along said centerline of Southeast '17 Streetan approximate distance of 2,850 feet to the intersection withthe centerline of Southeast 15 Avenue;
THENCE Northerly along said centerline and Northerly pro-
longation of Southeast l5 Avenue an approximate distance of900 feet to the intersection with the centerline of Southeast 15
THENCE Easterly along said centerline of and Easterly pro-longation of Southeast 15 Street an approximate distance of4,900 feet to the intersection with the centerline of LakeDrive;
THENCE Southerly along the Southerly prolongation of saidcenterline of Lake Drive an approximate distance of 1,070 feetto the intersection with the centerline of Southeast 17 Street(as it exists East of the lntracoastal Waterway);
THENCE Easterly and Northeasterly along said centerline ofSoutheast 17 Street (a/k/a State Road A-1-A East of thelntracoastal Waterway) an approximate distance of 780 feet tothe intersection of the centerline of Mayan Drive (as it exists
East of State Road A-1-A);
THENCE Easterly along said centerline and Easterly prolonga-tion of lvlayan Drive an approximate distance of 1,720 feet tothe intersection of the shoreline of the Atlantic Ocean;
THENCE meandering Southerly along said shoreline of rtheAtlantic Ocean an approximate distance of .19,200 feet to -the
PO INT OF BEGINN ING;
LESS all those po.tion ofwithin the bounds of the
Control Zones A, B and C.
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Noise
4. DETERMINATION OF BOUNDARIES.
ln determining the location of noise zone boundaries on the
and made a part of this Ordinance, theMap accompanying
shall app ly:
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Where boundaries are shown to enter or cross platted blocks,property lines of lots, as they exist at the time of adoption ofthis Ordinance, shall be the noise zone boundary; or
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Notwithstanding the above, where a noise zone bounda.y lineis shown dividing a platted lot, the location of such bounda.y,
unless the same is indicated by dimensions, shall be deter-
mined by use of the legal description appearing in this Ordi-nance. Where a noise zone boundary line divides a lot into
equal sections, the noise zone with the higher Ldn shall apply.lf a lot is divided into unequal sections, the noise zone shall
be the same as that in the largest section.
where a noise zone boundary line is shown dividing an unsub-divided piece of property, less than ten (10) acres in arearinto equal sections, the noise zone with the higher Ldnclassification shall apply. lf this acreage is divided into
unequal sections, the noise zone shall be the same as that in
the larqest section; or
Where boundaries are shown on unsubdivided property, ten(10) or more acres, the location shall be determined by scale
shown on the map unless dimensions are given on the map.
Section 5. S EVERAB ILITY
lf any section, sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance is held
to be invalid or unconstitutional by any Court of competent jurisdiction, then
said holding shall in no way affect the validity of the remaining portions of
this O rdinance.
Section 6. INCLUSION lN CoDE
It is the intention of the Board of County Commissioners that the
provisions of this Ordinance shall become and be made a part of the
Broward County Codei and that the sections of this Ordinance may be re-
numbered or relettered and the word "ordinancerr may be changed to 'rsec-
tion,rr rrarticle,r' or such other appropriate word or Phrase in order to
accomplish such intentions.
Section 6. EFFECTIVE DATE
This Ordinance shall become effective as provided by law.
ENACTED the lTth day of June, A.D. 1982-
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CITY OF DANIA
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Mayor and City Commissioners
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FROM: ROBERT F. FLATLEY, City Manager
RE:Request to file an annexation bill for the '1995 legislative
SESSION
DATE: September23,1994
Attached is a notice for a meeting I attended last Wednesday for local bill
preparation for the 1995 legislative session.
At this meeting I heard plans that Fort Lauderdale will be submitting a bill
to annex north of sR 84. Hollywood will also introduce a bill of some sort.
I propose that the city of Dania seek to annex all those properties
discussed last year by submitting its own annexation bill prior to October
19, 1994.
With your permission, lwill have such a bill proposed.
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CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFIGE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
Robert Flatley
City Manager
Wll Allen
Growth Management Director
PROPOSED DELEGATION REQUEST TO CHANGE THE PLAT NOTE
FOR THE NISA PLAT
Date:September 22, 1994
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A request is being made to Broward county to amend the plat note restriction on the
NlsA Plat. This 8.6749 acre parcel is located on the east side of NE 7th Avenue to the
south of the Federal Self Stoiage building. A letter of no objection from the City of
Dania is requested.
The current note on the plat restricts the use to a 310 room hotel. This was platted in
rsss.rn.requestistoallowtheequivalentuseof2T,603squarefeetofgeneral
commercial to be equally divided between parcels A and B'
This is the first step in a series of requests which are being contemplated to consider a
car rental agency on Parcel A. The property has a land use designation of Employment
Center. ThE site is zoned IRO and lG. A commercial use such as a car rental agency
is arrowea through use of flexibility zoning. A car rental agency is a special exception
use in the IRO zoning district. lt should be noted that the special assessment for the
installation of NE 7 Avenue has been paid in full'
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September 13, I994
l,lr. WilI Allen, crov{th Management Oirector
Ci ty of Danj a
100 West Dania Beach Boul evard
Dania, Fl .
Re: Arn nendment of Plat l{ote
Nisa PIat, Parcel A & B
Dania, Florida
Architect Jeff Falkanger & Associates lncorporated
6T-1 South Federal Highway ! Fort L8ude.dale, Florida 33301 rt3o5l 7646575 r FAX {3OS) 764€622
Dear Wil l :
This is to formally request the city of oania to prov.ide a letter stating thatthey have no objections to arnend the plat note restriction of the Nisa plat,
Parcel A & B. The County, as part of its submittal requirements, needs aletter from the municipa] ity stating that it has no objections to ou; request.
As I had mentioned at olJr meeting earlier, I am representing an auto rentalfaci lity who will be developing parcel Aof this property. tnis is our firststep in getting approval for the d€velopment of this project.
The follc,wing is the existing note and the proposed anended note.
Existing PIat Note: "This plat is restricted to a 310 roofi hotel , This noteis required by Chapter 5, Art'icle IX, Brorvard County Code of Ordinances, andmay be amended by agreement with Broward County".
Proposed PIat Not€: "This plat is restrjcted to 13,8O4 s.f, of general
commerci a] on Parcel A and 13,804 s.f. of general commercial on parcel g. rnisnote is requi red by chapter 5, Article Ix, Br@rard county code of ordinances,and may be amended by agreement yvith Bro+nard County".
The above bui lding square footage is based on a 3ro roorn hotel generating3,255 trips per day (or 1,627,5 trips per day per parcel ) Based on theCounty's Trip Rates, the allocated trips r,rou ld translate to 13,804 s,f. ofal lo,rable general commercial bui lding area (on parcel A) and 13,804 s.f. ofgeneral conrnerc ia] bui lding area (on parcel B). Broward county planing staffhas determined that an auto rental facil ity rroul d be classiiied as generalcommercial use, in terms of trips generatjon,
As part of our meeting'iast week w.i th yourself and Mr. Adler, it tvas suggestedthat we venify that any delinquent payments of the 7th Avenue Assessment forthis property be brought current prior to any action by the city commission.I have attached a copy of the paid receipt, for full payment of thjs
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assessment.
It is our understanding that by receipt of this letter and your review' we
will be placed on the September 27th, City Conm ission meeting for approval of
this request. Shou ld you need any additional information' please feel free to
contact me.
Cordially
W. Dougl as er , CSI
Archrtect Jetf Falkange. & Associates lncorpoaaEed r CA TAACoO(X47
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TO: MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS
FROM: WANDA MULLIKIN, CITY CLERK
MEMORANDUM
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SUBJECT: NEEDED BOARD APPOINTMENTS
DATE: September 21, 1994
APPOINTMENTS NEEDED FOR AIRPORT ADVISORY BOARD:
COMMISSIONER BERTINO:-'l APPOINTMENT NEEDED TO. REPLACE ROSEANN WEBB
APPOINTMENT NEEDED FOR THE UNSAFE STRUCTURES BOARD
ONE APPOINTMENT OF A REAL ESTATE APPRAISER IS NEEDED BY THE COMMISSION AS A
WHOLE TO REPLACE KEITH PFENNINGER (DECEASED)
APPOINTMENT NEEDED FOR THE DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY:
VICE MAYOR GRACE: - 1 APPOINTMENT NEEDED TO REPLqCE STERLING
COLLINS.(RESIGNED)
APPOINTMENT NEEDED FOR PARKS AND RECREATION BOARD
VICE MAYOR GRACE: . 1 APPOINTMENT NEEDED TO REPLACE LEWS GUSDORFF
APPOINTMENT NEEDEO FOR HUMAN RELATIONS BOARD
VICE MAYOR GRACE: - 1 APPOINTMENT NEEDED TO REPLACE LEWS GUSDORF
I UA\/E ATTA'Iltr A I ICT I'\E TUTTGE DtrrlOI tr I I.IAVtr (1 AI EII tr TIJAT IJAVtr
EXPRESSED AN INTEREST IN SERVING ON BOARDS.
THESE APPOINTMENTS WLL BE PLACED ON THE SEPTEMBER 27, 'I994 AGENDA.
Cig of Dania
100 W. Dania Beach Blvd
Dania, FL 33004
Charlene Saitaiamacchia:
Please advise Jay F'elds and commissioner Bertino ttrat I must wihdrawal from the
Airport Advisory Board-
I have acceptec a part time, evening, teaching positirn with Florida lntemational
University and lyish b Pu6ue thb csreer-
I would like to thank the city of Dania for the opporh.rnity to serYe on this advbory
board.
Sincerely,
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RoseAnn Webb
JLll-=-l954 15:19 OI'JN I FlaY P.W.
September 1, 1,994
Mr. RoberE Flatley.
Dania City l"lanager
100 N.E. Dania Beach B1vd.
oania, FL 33004
Geltl-enen:
Please be advised that I, M. Sterling @Ilins, am suhdttj'ng my resignation
to the Do!,mto\rn DeveloFnent A-lthority due to Personal reasons.
Flrr.tlerTrore, I roculd not tEve accepted the appointment if I had been i.nforned,
in the begi-nning, about the reguirerent-
SincereL
A
M ling Col
Jane Carroll,
sulErvisor of Elections
MEMORANDUM
TO: MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS
,@FROM: WANDA MULLIKIN, CITY CLER
SUBJECT: VOLUNTEERS FOR POSSIBLE BOARD MEMBERS
DATE:Sept. 22, 1994
IN RESPONSE TO NEWSPAPER ADS IN THE DANIA PRESS AND NOTICES ON
THE UTILITY BILLS, THE FOLLOWNG CITIZENS HAVE VOLUNTEERED TO
SERVE ON VARIOUS BOARDS AS NEEDED.
Leta Scanlan
709 NW 7th St.
Dania, Fl
Phone: 922-3663
lnterested in Code Enforcement board, lndustrial Board or P. &2. Board
Ms. Edythe Gilbert
201 SE 11th Terrace
Dania, Fl
Phone 925-8340
Worked in BETA Program
Interested in lndustrial Board
Ms. Florence A. Eggers
Meadowbrook Condominium
425 SE 11th Terrace #201
Dania, Fl
Phone: 922-0135
lnterested in Human Relations Board or any other board
Ms. Donna L. Eades
4711 SW 28th Terrace
Ft. Lauderdale, Fl 33312
Phone: 981-666 - Home
Beeper 631-0194
lnterested in serving on any advisory board.
September L9, 1994
Ms. Wanda Mullikin,
City Clerk
City of Dania
1OO West Dania Beach Blvd.
P.O. Box 17O8
Dania, Florida 33OO4
Dear Ms. Mullikin:
Thank you for you letter of April 18, 1994 advising me of the abolishing of
the Industrial Advisory Board.
I would be very interested in scnring on an advisory board. Please let me
know if there are any availablc or if there is anything I can do to hclp.
You may reach me at home, 98L-6666 or by calling my beePer 631-0194.
Sincerely
na L. Eades
4711 S. W. 25 Terrace
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33312
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September 15, 199.1
Mr. Robert F. Flatley
City Manager
City of Dania Rorida
P.O. Box 1708
100 W. Dania Beach Blvd.
Dalia, FL 33004
Ref.: Dania Fishing Pier Restaunnt
Dear Mr. Flatley:
Adhur Andelsen LLP
Suite 2100
One Biscavne Tower
Miami FL 33131-1801
303 343700
Pursuant to your recent meeting with Mr. David Heath of our firm, we are pleased to submit this
proposal to provide The City of Danla ('The City") with consulting services in connection with the
proposed restaurant and bait shop development on the Dania Pler. This letter outlines the services wewill undertake, the tenns and conditions which wiII govern the engagement, and the professional fees
and expenses to be incurred in the performance of our work.
We uaderstand that The City seeks a restaurant developer to construct and operate a full service
r€staurant on the new Dania Fishing Pier, which is currently under corutruction. Earlier this year, TheCity advertised a Request for Proposal seeking an operator ior the proposed facfity. A single proposal
was received. Negobiations with the proposer have not progressed at a satisfactory pace and you desire
assistance in expediting the prccess. You have asked us as consultants to assist in moving the process
forward.
Wotk Prognrn
To accomplish the oudined ob;ectives, we have developed a work program to be performed by our
consulting team. Specifically, we will:
o Review the current proposal to determine the extent to which the projections and operating
assunptions are reasonable and consistent with industry norms;
. Prepare a brief letter report highlighting our fhdings and conclusions as to the achievability of the
operating proiections and the suitabfity of the developer.
Additional Seruices
Assistalce with a New Request forPrcposal
Should The City be unable to reach acceptable arrangements with the current proposer, we would beprepared to provide assistance in the structuring of a new Request for Proposai to entice others toparticipate in the process. Specifically, we would:
o DeveloP_a one-Page brochure highlighting the restaurant development opportuntv for distributionto the identified multlunit restaurant operators. lnterested operatorg would receive a revised
Request for Proposal document to be prepared by The Citv staff;
Mr. Robert F. Flatley
City of Dania Florida )September I 5,1994
Identify operators of .urti-unit Florida restaurarts that may be suitabre for the restaurantdevelopment opportunity on the Dania pier;
SJ#fi:'flJ-:nducting a proposer's conference to discuss the devetopmenr opportunity with
Work with The City Management to develop specific criteria for evaluating the proposals;
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are received, we would review and evaluate them based on the ag.eed upon
TIMINc, MEmNcs AND pRoFEssIoNAL FEES
The professional fee associared
-w-ill ":"1:"*g the existing proposal is estimated at $1O000. The feelyr':d. with providing assistance with a "new ."qr""i i* proposal would be discussed at theappropriate time.
we have budgeted for two meeLirgs during tJre initial phase of the assignment. preparation for a,.'dattendance ar' anv additiondr '"ouesied -""irg, uoa fr":;;;;* will be charged separaterv, based on*"i,*;]H:.-:lg:jX,:lt],,".;;;p;;;"d";,;;:;;"ff;.,,ry-b-irG;i; i"It".p?Jri*.*r"
Partner
Manager
Senior Consultant
Staff Consultant
$350 to 9375 per hour
$250 to 5300
$170 to $200
$100 to $130
charged in addition to the fee for professional time wiII be expenses invoiced at cost. should we incuradditional cosLs bevond tt'*. urroiut"d *itt noili'ip-ii*a*oon/reproduction services we wiIIif possible, notify you in advance Ior your approval.
In lhe with our standard ".urli:-lol assignments.of this type, we require a retainer in t,e amount of$5'000 our fee plus out-of-pocket expenies will be brlled irpon compretion of the draft rerrort. wereserve the risht ro invoice on u -ontirlv b""*,;;;p"" ;.ii ,"'*Gii.., i;;"ffi; ,T[,r" -o.kaccomplished and the expenses incurred is of thal aui!. " -*.
gurjee estimate is subiect to upward revision if, problems are encountered that are ulforeseeable at the:-o-11"T"-"11 of the.engagement or if the work expund" b"yond that indicated. In this event, we wilrorscuss lhe matter with you so that a mutually acceplble rer.iion _uy b" _ud".
If' at some point during the course of the work, a decision is made to discontinue, our fee will be basedupon t'he actual professional time expended and the out-of-poJet expenses incurred to that date againstwhich your initial pavmenr wil be appried. A"y ;;;;j;5.,i." of rhe intiar payment win be rerurned.to you in that eventuality.
we expect thaL lhe scoo. of services for Lhe initial phase of the dssigrurent will take approrimately twoweek to coorplere from trre l.ore we conmence work we *,x ;.i;;;;;;-'..r'..I#",iH,1, ., *"retaler.lnd an executed copy of this engagement letter. priorlo ,tu.t-rp *u *,ii."i1." .o la-r" "rour starting date and estimated time of c6mipletion.
Mr. Robert F. Flatley
City of Dania Florida -3-September 15, 1994
REsTRrcnoNs
Our study and report are subject to the following restrictions and condilions:
1' We have no obligation to uPdate our findings and conclusions for changes in market conditionswhich ocryr subsequent to our fieldwork. Any such changes in market Ionditions will affect thevalidity of our estimates.
2' Our study and report are based on assumprions and estimates which are subiect to uncertaintyand variation. These estimates are often bised on data obtained in interviews with thlrd parues,ald such data are not always completely reliable. In addition, we make assumptions is to thefuture behavior of consunrers and the general economy whjch are rughly ,.,r,."rL; Th"r"for",while our estimates will te conscientiouily prepared on the basis of orir e"pe.i"o."1r,Jth" dutuavailable to us, we make -no warranty of uriy t<na that the occupancj, .ut"r, ,"r"o.,", o,expenses proiected wilf in fact, be achieved.
The report and pa-rLs thereof, and any additional material submitted are for your internal useonly and may not be shared with third parties without our prior written consent which will notbe unreasonably withheld. The report and parts thereof, and any additional material submitted,may not be used in any prospectus or printed materiar used in connection with the sare ofsecurities or parhicipation interests in any pubLc offering as defined under US securihies laws.
You agree to hold harsrless Arthur Andersen, ('Andersen") and ils persormel from and againstany claims, liabilities, costs and expenses (including, without limitaton, attorney,s fees an? thetime of Andersen personnel involved) brought agiinst, paid or incurred uy a"a".."r, ui urftime and in-any_way arising out of or relatin[ to e"aerse.,'s services under ti* t"ttu., "*."pltltle extent finally determined to have res,.lLd fro- the negligence or willful misconduit ofAndersen perso*el. Thri provision shan survive the termiaion of this agreemenr f;;;treason.
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A.ndersen's TiTi-Y. liability relating to services rendered under this letter (regardless of formor achon, wherher in contract, negrigence or otherwise) shall be limited to the-charges paid toAndersen. for the portion of ils services or work products giving rise to liability. fi "6 "*.,tshall A,derse' be liable for co.sequerrtial, special, incidJntal "or p""itr* toi",;";;;;';;expense (includi,g without riuritation, lost prohr, opportudty costi, etc.) even if it hus"b""r,advised of their possible existence.
|nd,ers;1.rcserves the. nght to invoice periodically, or upon early ter'rination, in relation to the
]".::,,o, "uoll TT":d,and.expenses incurred, as of rhat date. The retainer payment called forw l'e dp[riied to the final billnrg, with interim b lings occurring as appiopriate. The fulramount of the fee and direct expenses will be due upon"completiori.f th;;.;k;;*;; ;;;submission of. the. findl report G the fornr specrfierl'in the blsrc r",r"r. n"f*"^Ii;:';"].J.;,rendercd will be due upon receiFt of irvoice. If payment is not receivetl within thirtv, (30) davsof billnrg date, Andersen reserves the right to suipend ,"o.t o"trt puf ^"", ;;;; ;;i;;l"r;
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of 1J percenr per oronth or fra..tion thereof ro^t(e r","I;p;"1 ;;;:ir,;
::,1:::Y lirj^.ndr'rcqp p13y exr.cnd thc rinre.f()r payment on rny part of rhe b'l[tngs renderedwrrhour rlrccturg Lhe u^derst.rnding outlined above. [t is further agreed that in theivent lesal
:i,,1.]],!_-.::rrr:: 1:.:s:q.to enforce coltecrion of hil]s renclered, rhe Zlieni *,ff f," ."rp".rl'if" F..alr coucctron costs, including hut not limited to court cosLs and reasonable legal fees.
Mr. Robert F. Flatley
City of Dania Florida 4 September 15, 1994
7 Arthur Andersen takes no responsibility for monitoring possible conllicts that could arise
furing the course. of- the engagement, although -e will l,ioom you promptly sh""ld uny cometo our attention. Arthur A-ndersen reserves the right to_resign Fo- tii, "r1gug"^"r,t ut uiy ti-"if confligts of interest arise or become known tJ us that, L our ,udp.r.eit "would ;#;;abiliry to perform objectively.
P,bTt t,.fl the enclosed copy of this letter for our files and s€nd it to us with the requested retarnercnecx. lrye appreoate rhe opportun*y l9-y_?tyi+J.r. _ If you have any question about the scope ofour work please call Michael A. stein at (305) 789-En or Da,idrr't. Heath at'(3of 7sr-2sil.-'- '
Very truly yours,
ARTHUR ANDERSEN LLP
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The foregoing restrictions and provisions shall survive the terntination of this agreement for ,rny reason.
AccEPTANCE
ACCEHTD BY THE CITY oF DANIA
Name:
Title:
Date:
CITY OF DANIA
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
To:Robert Flatley, City Manager
From:
Date
Re:
Dan Oyler, City Planner
September 22, 1994
Dania Trolley
Attached is the proposed Dania Trolley Route that is tentatively scheduled to
begin running on Saturdays beginning October'1 , '1994.
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LIST OF TROLLEY STOPS
FT. LAUD. AIRPORT HILTON HOTEL
1870 GR|FFIN ROAD, DAN|A, FL 33004 (920-3300)
B.C. HUMANE SOCIETY
2070 GRtFFtN ROAD, DANtA, FL 33004 (989-3977)
SHERATON DESIGN CENTER HOTEL
1815 GR|FF|N ROAD, DAN|A, FL 33004 (920-3500)
DOCKER'S BAR AND CAFE
318 N. FEDERAL HWy., DAN|A, FL 33004 (920_7072)
WNN DIXIE STORE
308 E. DANTA BEACH BLVD., oANIA FL 33004 (920-0733)
MEADOWBROOK LAKES CLUB HOUSE
135 SE 3rd AVE., DANtA, FL 33004 (923-9966)
NEPTUNE FIREWORKS
768 E. DANTA BEACH BLVD., DANTA, FL 33004 (920_6770)
CHRISTMAS AT THE HOLIDAY
760 E. DANTA BEACH BLVD., DAN|A, FL 33004 (923-99S8)
DANIA BEACH
NORTH BEACH ROAD, DAN|A, FL 33004 (921_8700)
TUG BOATANNIES. VEGAS EXPRESS
8'15 NE 3rd STREET DANIA, FL 33004 (925-3399)
DANIA JAIALAI
301 E. DANTA BEACH BLVD., DAN|A, FL 33004 (9454345)
DANIA CIry HALL
100 w. DANIA BEACH BLVD., DANtA, FL 33004 (921_8700)
JAXON'S ICE CREAM PARLOR, REST. & COUNTRY STORE
128 S. FEDERAL HWy., DAN|A, FL 33004 (923-4445)
GRAVES MUSEUM OF ARCHAELOGY & NATURAL HISTORY
481 S. FEDERAL HWy., DANIA, FL 33004 (925_7770)
GRAND PRIX RACE-O.RAMA
1801 NW 1st STREET, DANtA, FL 33004 (92i-1411)
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