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REGULAR MEETING
?j? DANIA CITY COMMISSION
JULY 15, 1974
Invoo,tion by Clarke Walden.
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'- I'rosonl : Mayor: Ted L. Kay
Vice Mayor: Robert Duncanson
ran. Commissioners: Frank Adler
William Jackson
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John Kay
e City Manager: Woodward M. Hampton
City Attorney: Clarke Walden
Police Chief : Fred Willis
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Building Inspector: Hubert Walker
:akt Zoning Consultant: Luther Sparkman
Ahr,ont: City Clerk: Wanda Mullikin
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4. On a motion by Commissioner Kay, seconded by Vice Mayor Duncanson, the
I ))JO minute; of the meeting of July Ist were approved and passed unanimously.
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On a motion by Commissioner Jackson, seconded by Vice Mayor Duncanson, the
hta bills ,,s paid for the month of June were unanimously approved.
6. Luther Sparkman presented the recommendations of the Planning and Zoning
Board's mooting of July 9th.
Item A', floward Hirsch of 600 Northeast 2nd Street presented a site development
plan for an eighteen unit store complex to be built on a presently undeveloped
p,rrcel of land lying between North Federal Highway and Northwest Ist Avenue and
4 Just ;ouch of Northwest 3rd Street. The Board recommended to the Commission
`A that thoy approve this site plan. Commission asked that the site plan be brought
'y back for approval to the next meeting with the parking modified ( in one part
of the site plan to angle parking).
Itom #4 Tho Board recommended that the Commission approve the variance of
Jomes Bryant for a permit which, if granted would permit him to erect a duplex
on Lot 4 Block 8 Town of Dania with a front setback of 22' instead of 25'
ind a roar setback of 15' instead of 201 , as this was a true hardship case.
On a motion by Commissioner Kay, seconded by Commissioner Jackson, the Commission
unanimously authorized a variance permit at 141 Northwest 4th Avenue to
tor. Bryant since this property is odd shaped and meets the legal criteria.
Item b'5 The Board recommended that Anthony Drakas' application be approved to
change from existing zoning classification (R-1 , R-2 and R-IAA) to the proposed
RM- 17 zoning classification the NE-4' of the NWA of the SEA of 3-51-42. This is
the IO+ acre tract of undeveloped land at the southeast corner of Southeast
Jfh Street. Commission set a public hearing on this matter for August 19th.
7. The Commission permitted Attorney Shahood to discuss the request of Ronald
S. Mann to rezone from M-1 zoning to R-3 (RM- 17) Tract "D", less the South
112.8 feet thereof; all of Tract "E"; and Tract "F", less the South 112.8 feet
y of S.W. 41-h Terrace and just west of the Florida East Coast Railroad right-of-way,
hui then suggested that he withhold his application until he has had an oppor-
tunny to discuss the matter with the City Attorney.
8. On a motion by Commissioner Jackson seconded by Commissioner Kay, the Commission
is adopted on 2nd and final reading the ordinance establishing fire zones in the
City of Dania. Mayor Kay voted No.
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9. The City Manager presented an analysis of the garbage and trash bids.
Maurice Connell represented Seacoast and asked if he could go over the
tabulation of the City Manager's before the bids were approved. The
Commission continued the award of bid until August 5th for this purpose.
10. Commission discussed the procedures for the 5% & 10% increase under the new
regulations in the tax base. On a motion by Commission Adler, seconded by
Vice Mayor Duncanson, the Commission authorized the City Attorney to take
the necessary steps to accomplish this should the City need the money. The
City Attorney to work with the City Manager and the Manager is authorized
to call any special meeting necessary to meet the deadlines. Commissioner
Jackson voted no.
II . The Commission considered year round stickers for the beach for residents for
$3.00 and parking violations be set at a minimum of $5.00 with the violators
to be cited with a regular traffic ticket. A motion was made by Commissioner
Adler, seconded by Vice Mayor Duncanson to bring this back before the Commission
at a later date for a total decision on the beach parking usage and charges.
The motion passed unanimously.
12. On a motion by Commissioner Jackson, seconded by Commissioner Adler, the
Commission authorized the City Attorney to file the necessary suit against
Lewis Boat Sales on North Federal Highway. The City Attorney is to work
with the City Manager to see that this business is either removed or changed
to the point where it complies with the City ordinances.
13. On a motion by Commissioner Kay, seconded by Commissioner Adler, the Commission
authorized the City Manager to advertise for bids to extend our 12" water line
along 5th Avenue from 7th Street to llth Terrace and when needed to receive
bids on the section from Ilth Terrace to Sheridan Street. The motion passed
unanimously. This is in the Southeast section.
14. On a motion by Commissioner Adler, seconded by Vice Mayor Duncanson, the
Commission authorized the City Manager to have a paddleball court built
at the Fire Station, work to be handled by John Bartley with firemen vol-
unteering their labor. The cost is not to exceed $3,500. Commissioner Kay
voted no.
15. On a motion by Commissioner Adler, seconded by Commissioner Kay, the Commission
authorized the City Manager to have the court cost increased from $10 to $12.
The City Attorney to prepare a resolution confirming this action. The vote
was unanimous.
16. On a motion by Commissioner Adler, seconded by Commissioner Kay, the Commission
unanimously authorized the contract between the Fire Fighters and the City,
to be extended through September 30th due to the change in our budget year
to October I .
17. The City Attorney brought up the question about the refunding of the 1% Impact
Fee. The Manager pointed out that there would have to be a definite procedure
to do this. On a motion by Commissioner Adler, seconded by Vice Mayor Duncanson
the Commission unanimously voted that procedure be set up that would process
the refunds by September 15th.
Ted L. Kay-Mayor
Wanda Mullikin City Clerk
City Commission Minutes -2- July 15, 1974