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Home My WebLink About30832 - MINUTES - City Commission YA Wes... .. MINUTES REGULAR MEETING DANIA CITY COMMISSION APRIL 15, 1914 I . invocotion by Clarke Waldon. 7. Plodqu of Allegiance. hull CaII : I'Fosent*: Mayor: Ted L. Kay Vice Mayor: Robert Duncanson Commissioners: Frank Adler William Jackson John Kay City Manager: Woodward M. Hampton City Clerk: Wanda Mullikin City Attorney: Clarke Walden t ® Building Inspector: Hubert Walker 3 Police Chief: Fred Willis Zoning Consultant: Luther Sparkman 4. on d motion by Vice Mayor Duncanson, seconded by Commissioner Kay, the minutes of the meeting of April Ist were approved unanimously. 'i. On a motion by Commissioner Jackson, seconded by Commissioner Kay, the bills as paid for the month of March were approved unanimously. ,j 0. Reading of the Planning and Zoning Board's minutes. ® horn 05 The Board recommended to the Commission that the zoning be changed from AP-1 (and C-1 ) to RM-17 on the property known as Pirate's World. A motion was made by Commissioner Jackson, seconded by Commissioner Kay, -to -;et a public hearing for the May 20th Commission meeting. The vote wo,; unanimous. O Item N6 The Board recommended to the Commission that Mrs. Margaret Scott's request to operate a nursery for children from infancy to about four years old in her home at 229 S.W. 2nd Avenue be denied. A motion was made by Commissioner Kay, seconded by Commissioner Jackson to approve the recommendation of the Board to deny the request. The vote was unanimous. A motion was made by Commissioner Adler, seconded by Commissioner Jackson to refund hIrs. Scott's payment for a public hearing, due to the uncertalnity of notif- ication of the property owners within 300 feet of her home and other .seeming irregularities concerned with the whole procedure. The motion passed unan- imously. tem 6`7 The Board recommended that the Commission approve the preliminary plat of the Uecker Subdivision with the suggestion that that part of the proposed subdivision lying along the east side and labled 25' right-of-way be changed to a different name and remain as privately owned land and not dedicated. A motion was made by Commissioner Kay, seconded by Vice Mayor Duncanson to table this matter for study. The motion passed unanimously. ® luny '-:as-ms from the City of Hollywood appeared before the Commission to discuss pairing Southwest 4th Avenue with 21st Avenue in Hollywood, which would b., one-way north. On a motion by Commissioner Adler, seconded by -donor Kay, the Commission authorized a public hearing for May 20th n tni ,. ,.•, rffcr. r r„li;m by Commissioner Adler, seconded by Vice Mayor Duncanson, the 1:,rr1i',•.i.1n votod inanimouslyto appoint the following citizens to the :ir,rrh:r oview Committee: Kerm Wenkstern; Robert Epling, harry Loury, I ,hn :,, rtino and Jamos McMillan. Commissioner Adler will be chairman. i r.uni:jonor .I..u.kson was added to the Committee. i ,,- City Ildnaq(:r recommended that the Commission pass a resolution designating ® _ 1111we,. l .-rnd Southeast 16th Street as Sheridan Street. On a motion by is;irnr•r Adler, seconded by Vice Mayor Duncanson, the Commission ithoriz.:,I the resolution. The vote was unanimous. "i ty Ccmrnisslon Minutes -I- April 15, 1974 k�= �f"L) Y Is11 ,11111 ,a 10. The City f4ruwger requested the Commission to authorize the City Attorney to Inrw n proper resolution that would permit delinquent occupational license to be billed on the water bill and that the payment be credited first to the dulinqucnf- occupational license, then to the sewer and finally to the water. If the iaial is not paid then the water could be turned off for non-payment which should get positive results. On a motion by Commissioner Adler, "'Cl,nded by Commissioner Kay, the Commission unanimously approved-the author- tion of the City Attorney to draw this resolution on a four aye vote, �r Vice Mayor Duncanson voted No. a , r - II . ilio City Monager's request"to authorize the City Attorney to draw a proper V,",oluf!on which would authorize us to bill the water customer for the cost the removal of discarded furniture, refrigerators and so forth, and that x� fhr rnonic received be first credited to this cost and the sewer and water 3r° t ch,iryes 1,",l-ly, was continued for the City Attorney to research. 4 Y , x IZ. The proposed lease for the Old Dania Elementary School was tabled until the 's ® mouPing of 14ay 6th to determine what the cost would be to secure the bulIdIng. a motion by Commissioner Jackson, seconded by Commissioner Adler, the F t Corrimi;,,ion declared by proclamation, that Saturday, April 2.0th be proclaimed ftik� �ah>fy Day. The vote was unanimous. ® 14. the City Manager requested the Commission instruct the City Attorney to file Fi'•; ,ril to focus on past due special assessments. On a motion by Commissioner 1 ,ckson, seconded by Commissioner Kay, the Commission voted unanimously for L4 the City Attorney to do so. .; 15. City Manager requested the Commission adopt a resolution of necessity for • paving Northeast 3rd Street from 6th Avenue to Gulfstream Road and that the cost be assessed to the adjacent properties. On a motion by Commiss- ioner Adler, seconded by Commissioner Jackson, the Commission voted unan- imously to adopt a resolution and to set a public hearing for May 6th to hear objections to the assessments. The estimated cost will be $2,000, the cost based on the unit price from the bids on Southeast 5th Avenue. • 16. City Manager reported to the Commission that it would cost approximately t75,000 to clean and remove the trees and shrubs from the fifty acres of overgrown land in the City. Commission requested that this be divided into four sections and that the Public Works Director provide them with a recommended plan to do this job by the sections defined. • 17. City Manager recommended that the Commission authorize price change for water meters. On a motion by Commissioner Adler, seconded by Commissioner Ray the Commission unanimously approved the following: 5/8 meter $125 21' meter $ 550 ® 1" meter 225 3" meter 1200 li" meter 400 4" meter 1 ,450 The City Manager requested the Commission authorize a $15 charge for a wdter turn-on on weekends or after work hours. A motion was made by Commissioner Kay, seconded by Commissioner Adler to approve this charge. • The rwd ion passed unanimously. 18. The City Manager requested Commission to authorize administration to require a backflow device on all installations where required. On a r-otion by Commissioner Jackson, seconded by Commissioner Kay, the Coruoi,,sion approved this requirement unanimously. City Commission discussed the program offered by Nova University for graduate studies leading to a doctorate in Public Administration. On I) motion by Commissioner Adler, seconded by Commissioner Jackson, the Cor:mi a ion voted four ayes, Vice Mayor Duncanson voted no, that the City ,tanager be authorized to attend these graduate courses and that ® the City pay his tuition. City Commission Minutes -2- April 15, 1974 • dk 70. On a motion by Commission Adler, seconded by Commissioner Jackson, the Corm-s-Jon unanimously authorized the City Attorney to draw a resolution ? to vacatr, and release the right-of-way secondary canal of Dania [states. 1 . Mo yor Kay asked George Hewlett -to report on the police boat activity and ® rtslue-;test Mr. Hewlett to present any other Signs that he might need. The j City Hawvjn r stated that Mr. Hewlett has authorization to purchase the nocessrrry Signs when he determines there is a need for them. ?? O Jt _ Ted L. K -Mayor • 1umo Mullikin-City Clerk • • O O • • • City (,,:)mmis ion Minutes -3- April 15, 1974