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Home My WebLink About30834 - MINUTES - City Commission MINUTES REGULAR MEETING DANIA CITY COMMISSION MARCH 18, 1974 Invocation by Clorke Walden. I'led,jo of At leqianco. sJ, I I C;I I I Pre,,on 1 : Mayor: Ted L. Kay Vice Mayor: Robert Duncanson Commissioners: Frank Adler William Jackson p. -John Kay City Manager: Woodward M. Hampton City Clerk: Wanda Mullikin City Attorney: Clarke Walden Building Inspector: Hubert Walker Police Chief: Fred Willis Ear Zoning Consultant: Luther Sparkman ar 4. A motion was made by Commissioner Jackson, seconded by Commissioner Kay to approvo, the minutes from the meeting of March 4th. The vote was unanimous. On A motion by Commissioner Kay, seconded by Commissioner Jackson, the Commission approved the bi I Is as paid for the month of February. The vote was unanimous. r). (leading of ilho minutes from the Planning and Zoning Board's meeting of March 12th. Item #3. The Planning and Zoning Board had recommended to the City Commission that they approve the site plan and that the B-2 zoning be maintained as It Is now. This is the site development plan of Corak Construction Corp. for a 14. 170 sq. ft. store, parking and landscaping on the vacant property at the northeast corner of U.S. I and S.E. 3rd Terrace. On a motion by Commissioner Kay, seconded by Commic;sionor Jackson, the Commission approved the site plan by an unanimous vote. Item #6 The Planning and Zoning Board recommended to the Commission to grant the variance permit to Jean and Thomas Sumeral 1 , to permit them to construct a duplex at 49 S.E. 10th Terrace which is zoned R-2. The lot has a mean width of 48.885 feet instead of the 50 feet as required by ordinance. and Item 87 The Board had also recommended that the Commission grant a variance to 'Ihirl,�y B. heath to construct a duplex at 222 S.W. 8th Street. This lot has a mein width of 48. 15 feet. A motion wa,, made by Commissioner Kay, seconded by Commissioner Jackson to set the guidelines of no more than a two foot variation in the minimum width req6irements and no more than a 5% area requirement and then in those areas, the administrative officials will have the authority to grant permits and report to the Commission on w1b,jt they have done. The vote was unanimous. On a motion by Commissioner Kay, seconded by Commissioner Jackson, the Commission voted unanimously to grant these two variances. ltefri #8 The Heard recommended to the Commission that the provisions of B-2 zoning be enforced as regards Lewis' Boat Sales at 300 North Federal Highway. On a njot j,)n by Commissioner Jackson, seconded by Commissioner Kay, the Commission jn,jriirrK)u,,Iy turned this matter over to the City Manager to take all the necessary ,i(_ Iion to clear this up. It"M :i() Commission discussed the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Board th,jf )r. Necker follow proper procedure. Commission stated that Dr. Uecker is to firl„ IiZlt the plat-ling of his property according to the City requirements. This pr- 1'f-rfy is located on East Sheridan Street. Cif , (:,.)rT1ryri,., ion Minutes March 18, 1974 Cily Attorney stated that he was preparing a bound booklet for the new zoning ordinances for the Commission to adopt. The question of new zoning ordinances r•r.r, hibled until the City Attorney reported back to the Commission. 8. A motion was rwide by Commissioner Kay, seconded by Commissioner Adler, to rpprovo the petition of Alliston J. Roddy to rezone from existing zoning class- ifications, R-IA, R-I and R-2 to R-3A the E4 of the SW4 of the NE} of the SK Ic„ that portion lying within the right-of-way of Dania Beach Boulevard and the I['. of the IJW4 of the SW;, Section 35, Township 50 South, Range 42 East, and eicludinq that part along Dania Beach Boulevard presently zoned B-2, on first rrrutinq. The Commission voted yes, except Vice Mayor Duncanson who voted no. 9. Frank Pallavicini asked for time to prepare his building on North Federal Highway. The Commission, on a motion by Commissioner Kay, seconded by Vice Mayor Duncanson, voted unanimously to give the owner sixty days to cleanup inside and out and To keep it clean, and authorized the City Manager to work with the owner on repairing tho building in compliance with the South Florida Building Code. All work to be completed within six months. 10. The City Clerk reported to the Commission that sufficient signatures had been certified on the petition for a referendum on the zoning for the Golf Course. City Clerk is to notify Attorney Ward that this has been reported and filed with the Commission. 11 . City Manager asked the Commission for a consensus of opinion as to the density of the area commonly referred to as Pirate's World under the proposed land use map. 12. Commission discussed the problem with the use of the Railroad siding adjacent to 41h Avenue. City Attorney pointed out that the Railroad has certain rights and that the City cannot interfere with these. He also pointed out that in matters of regulation, the Railroad is subject to the Public Service Commission of the State of Florida. The situation was left to the City Manager to continue to control the activities, so as to limit as much as possible the irritations to The public. The Police Chief was told to see that the noise ordinance was Aenforced and that no unloading be permitted before seven a.m. 13. City Manager requested the Commission authorize the City Attorney to draw a hill for the Legislature's consideration to annex the area west of the Clty to the westside of 441 , between Stirling Road and Dania Cutoff Canal . On a motion by Commissioner Kay, seconded by Vice Mayor Duncanson, the Commission authorized the City Attorney to take the necessary steps to prepare the bill for the Legislature's consideration. 14. On a motion by Commissioner Kay, seconded by Vice Mayor Duncanson, the Commission authorized the City Aitorney to draw a resolution confirming the public hearings t that were held on the discussions of the franchise for the Florida Gold Coast Cable, TV. The vote was unanimous. 15. On a nation by Commissioner Kay, seconded by Vice Mayor Duncanson, the City Attorney was authorized to draw a resolution addressed to the County to assist the City in repairing the lights at Frost Park and Westside Park. The vote wry unanimous. 16. On ,i motion by Vice Mayor Duncanson, seconded by Commissioner Kay, the Commission unanimously passed the resolutionpresented by the City Attorney, which would authorize the City Manager to pay $50.00 reward under certain conditions to informers on drug pushers, where such information lead to the arrest and conviction of the pusher. 17. On :i motion by Vice Mayor Duncanson, seconded by Commissioner Kay, the Commission un,ininausly passed the resolution presented by the City Attorney which would ,fhorize the City Manager to pay $25.00 to a person who reported on illegal ,bandonrnenl of automobiles or the dumping of trash upon the arrest and conviction of the offender. City Commission Minutes -2- March 18, 1974 ;E: 0 It;. On +i motion by Vice Mayor Duncanson, seconded by Commissioner .Jackson, the Ccnnmi,,sion voted unanimously to appoint' Rudolf Rigo, Robert Oliver and .l,,rnes Mctd I in to the Pol ice Pension Board as Trustees. ® 19. Cily Attorney pointed out that the second resolution authorizing the sale of the Old Dania Bank Building should be filed. On a motion by Commissioner Jackson, , rnronded by Vice Mayor Duncanson, the Commission voted unanimously that the n c;olution be filed of record. 20. City Attorney brought to the attention of the Commission that he would be sending ® i bill for work performed outside his normal services under his retainer. Commission instructed film to send the bill to the City Manager for payment. 21 . Commissioner Kay requested the Commission to attend the opening of the Little Loaguo basobalI season on Tuesday, March 19th. Il„ also requested the City Manager to report to the Commission at the next meeting, on tho additional monies for the City Attorney to cover the cost of clerical help in doing the City's work. Commissioner Kay -then requested a report on the clean up program for the total City frorn the Public Works Director. 22. Ml ;yor Kay asked that the Police Department check on the timing of the Iight at Northwest loth Street. 23. Vice Mayor Duncanson requested the Commissioners to cooperate with him on laying cart the bicycle trails within the City. ® 24 . A deIegaIion from Sunshine Villas appeared before the Commission and presented a petition requesting Commission to take the necessary steps to have Jack Frost clean up his property which is adjacent to their building on Southwest 2nd Avenue. Walter Jackson presented the petition and Dr. Johnson discussed the health problems. I,tr. Ilubor presented pictures of the conditions. The Commission authorized the ® City Manager to take whatever steps necessary to have this cleaned up. 25. City Manager reported that he had received $19,000.00 refund on our insurance policios, due -to the safety experience for the 1972-3 year. No further business to come before the Commission, the meeting adjourned. A !J Ted L. Kay-Mayor r;,inda Mullikin-City Clerk s City Coriii,;;ion Minutes -3- March IB, 1974