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HomeMy WebLinkAbout30836 - MINUTES - City Commission FRall qP MI III III:S s ® REGULAR MEETING DAN I A C I TY COMt,I I SS I ON 1-113RUARY 25, 1974 c3 I . Invocation by Commissioner Jackson. ® P10d11(� of Al le,liance. �. NoII Ca11 : F Present: Mayor: Ted L. Kay Commissioners: Vice Mayor Robert Duncanson ® Frank Adler William Jackson John Kay City Manager: Woodward M. Hampton City Clerk: Wanda Mullikin City Attorney: Clarke Walden Polico Chief: Fred Willis 3 ® OuIIdIng Inspector: Hubert Walker Zoning Consultant: Luther Sparkman 4. A nicrtion was rnado, supported and sustaInod to approve the minutes that wore corrected from the meeting of January 21st and the minutes of February 4th. • A motion was made by Commissioner Jackson, seconded by Vice Mayor Duncanson in approve the bills as paid for the month of January. The motion passed unom i rnous I y. the City Manager presented the new zoning ordinances for the business uses. The Commission went into a long discussion on the problem of having public hearing; for the City to zone lands. The Manager attempted to point out that these ordinances needed to be adopted so that the City would have classifications for the public hearings. City Attorney Walden and Mr. Sparkman stated they had only reviewed the ordinances that afternoon and that they had not been ,�dverfisucl for adoption. City Attorney stated he would advertise the ordinances ® for d laler meeting. The Manager asked what would the administration do with ,pplications wtcre developers have been waiting for six months or more for an answer. Commissioner Adler stated that he recognized the problem of the ddministr.ition and that some relief through action by the Commission was necessary. Cononiissioner' Adler made a motion that the Planning and Zoning Board accept rPPlicaftons for a zoning and hold public hearings on these applications under thr� proposed ordinances. Commissioner Kay seconded and the motion passed unajnirnously. 8. ':t - Sparkman reported that he had not determined the cost of handling the P1hlic hearings for zoning and rezoning land in the City. The Commission ,nlhorized the City Manager to handle this matter with Mr. Sparkman. 0 ?. Commissioner- John Williams of Hollywood and member of the Board of the Humane Society appeared before the Commission to ask for assistance in increasing the function of the Humane Society. Commissioner Jackson pointed out that (hr., Humane Society had done a good Job except for a few instances ,,nd thdi the City of Dania had supported them in the past and should continue to support them on a prorata share. Commissioner Alder made a motion, seconded )Y Vic(l Mayor Duncanson that the City pay the Humane Society $50.00 per month for services rendered to the City. The vote was unanimous. o. htob�rrt K.,uth, County Administrator, County Engineer John Gerren and one other frog. Ilio C,)iinty Engineering Department appeared to discuss the future plans ® far II. ';!. IO1h Street. Commissioner Jackson pointed out that there were no ini11, plans a of this time, but that studies are continuing. Citizens r.c the tk,rthwesi IOth Street area questioned the presentation and stated Ih it A ronj opposition tr, this street being tied into 1-95. Commissioner l. r point-d out that in all probability this arterial connection must be in the future. Commissioner Jackson stated he could understand the ® linrls of the citizens and that should the road ever be built, he would h ; Ihnt th,� County would use additional right-of-way from the north side u airport property and screen the residential area to the south with C. rnii . ,i"n ilinotes -I- February 25, 1974 .ui access road so as not to have any detrimental effect on the people living in This area. The Mayor and Commissioners oxpressed their appreciation to It,(! county staff for giving the City this information. II . 1loiny Wjitors requested that the Commission permit him to build eight units ,m phippr:n Road. Mayor Kay had stated that a person could build if -they do 1)0-1- request r1 connection to the sewer system. Mr. Waiters said he understood uut since he could build the buildings without sewer connection, he did not need to further belabor the point. 12. lhu commission authorized the City Attorney to draw a resolution to present ,11 the t4erch 41h meeting to have the old house at 48 S.W. 4th Street removed. A motion was made by Commissioner Jackson, seconded by Commissioner Kay that this resolution be drawn and action taken as soon as possible. The motion paesod unanirnou sly. I ;. The question of demolishing Frank's Pizza Place on North Federal Highway was continued until the next meeting. 14. On a motion by Commissioner Jackson, seconded by Commissioner Adler, the City Commission authorized the City Manager to have Richard Wiggins to do the official zoning map for $7,289.98. The motion passed unanimously. 15. City Attorney is to write an opinion on the open space impact fee. 16. & 17. Representatives of -the HiLi Motel presented a $70.00 check to the City to be used for the fire rescue service. Representatives of the Sunshine Villas presented a check for $100.00 to the City to be used by the Police Department. Mayor Kay expressed the appreciation of the City for these acts of appreciation. 18. the City Manager presented the State of Florida gas distribution plan. A motion was made by Commissioner Kay, seconded by Vice Mayor Duncanson for the city to adopt this plan on a voluntary basis. The motion passed unanimously. 19. The specifications for bids for solid waste contract were discussed and on a motion by Commissioner Jackson, seconded by Commissioner Kay, the Commission authorized the City Manager to advertise for bids. 0. & 23. On a motion by Commissioner Kay, seconded by Commissioner Adler, the Commission approved the administration having the deteriorated structures at 302 N.W. 5th Avenue and 113 S.W. Park Street removed. The motion passed unanimously. il 21 . On ❑ motion by Commissioner Jackson, seconded by Commissioner Adler, the Commission unanimously designated Vice Mayor Duncanson as the voting delegate for the Florida League meeting in Tallahassee March llth and 12th. 22. tIrs. Carolyn Leskin requested a traffic light at the intersection of Dania [leach Boulevard and East 2nd Avenue. This was referred to the City Manager for discussing this matter. 25. The City Manager was authorized to attend the labor negotiation conference at Tampa February 28th through March 2nd. N 24. The City Attorney presented on second reading an ordinance amending the R-3 zoning to permit animal clinics. A motion was made by Commissioner Adler, seconded by Vice Mayor Duncanson to pass this ordinance on second reading. The motion passed unanimously. 2 A motion was made by Commissioner Kay, seconded by Commissioner Adler to on second reading an ordinance on steps for condemnation of uncompleted _fractures pRn �'f City Commission Meeting -2- February 25, 1974 i A notion lq,r, mude by Vice Mayor Duncanson, seconded by Commissioner Adler 10 p.,ss on second reading an ordinance regulating the removing or destruction _ of troes in the City. The motion passed unanimously. r A motion wns made by Commissioner Kay, seconded by Vice Mayor Duncanson !` to p,c;s the resolution for vacating a portion of the unneeded right-of-way of ;outhen;t Ind Avenue. The motion passed unanimously. Cr C A motion was made by Commissioner Kay, seconded by Commissioner Jackson K`t to piss on first an:; second readings the ordinance revising the building *r permit schedule by 30%. Ordinance to become effective March Ist and ® therefore is declared an emergency. The motion passed unanimously. ter. Ci. 9. On .i motion by Vice Mayor Duncanson, seconded by Commissioner Adler, the Commission unanimously passed on second reading an ordinance defining n., non-conforming uses and the abandonment thereof. sr ti -)0. The City Attorney presented a request for a decision on permitting a duplex ;r on a lot with more than 6,000 square feet, but which lot is only 49 feet wide. Ordinance requires a lot to be 50 feet wide. The Commission discussed 'n Same and advised that the person should apply for a variance through the ; proper channels before the Planning and Zoning Board. R 51 . Zoning Consultant Luther Sparkman read the minutes from the Planning and ( � Zoning Hoard's meeting of February 12th. ,1 ry5� iY:�s Ilan 3. A motion was made by Commissioner Jackson, seconded by Commissioner Kay and passed unanimously to set a public hearing before the Commission for March 181h on the petition of Alliston J. Roddy to rezone from existing zoning classifications, R-IA, R-1 and R-2 to R-3 the Ej of the SWd of the NE4 of the SW,' , less that portion lying within the right-of-way of Dania Beach Boulevard and the L; of the Nil of the SWS, Section 35, Township 50 South, Range 42 East, and excluding that part along Dania Beach Boulevard presently zoned B-2. ® Item 4. The Board recommended to the City Commission that the site development pkin for a six unit apartment house on Lots 18 2 Block C Nelson's Park Hill be approved as is. This is a 1001 X 135' plot of partially developed land bounded on the east by S.W. Ist Court, on the west by S.W. 2nd Avenue, and on the north by Stirling Road (S.W. 2nd Street). A motion was made by Commissioner Adler, seconded and passed unanimously by the Commission to table this until ® the zoning ordinances are ready. Belo 5. The Board recommended to the City Commission that they approve the , it , development plan for the 100' X 1501 parcel of undeveloped land at the northeast corner of North Federal Highway and N.E. 2nd Street. A motion was r0d� by Commissioner Adler, seconded by Commissioner Kay to approve the site p1.,n, the vote was unanimous. Item 6. The Commission confirmed the zoning of the parcel of land at 1605 North federal Highway, as requested by Mr. Dan Adache representing Lauderdale Desirin Group. A site development plan for a restaurant complex was presented to the Board and the Board recommended that the plan be a ved by the Commission. I _a to / Ted I yo 71 Ill , 'Ill I i k i n-City Clerk City Commission Meeting -3- February 25, 1974 r