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HomeMy WebLinkAbout30870 - MINUTES - City Commission - MINUTES REGULAR MEETING DANIA CITY COMMISSION MARCH 5, 1973 I. Invocation by Woodward Hampton. ® 2. Pledge of Allegiance. 3. Roll Call Present: Mayor: Ted L. Ray Commissioners: Frank Adler Robert Duncanson William Jackson John Ray City Manager: Woodward M. Hampton City Clerk: Wanda Mullikin City Attorney: Clarke Walden Building Inspector: Hubert Walker 4. The Commission approved the minutes from the regular meeting of February 19th and the special meeting of February 26th. 5. The Commission approved the bills as sent for the month of February. 6. The Planning and Zoning Board's Workshop minutes from their meeting of February 27th were read. The variance recommending actions by the Board were set for a public hearing before the Board at their meeting of May Sth. The Board made general and specific recommendations concerning zoning and rezoning of the entire area ® extending from Dania Beach Boulevard south to Sheridan Street and from U.S. #1 to the Easterly City limits. 7. 8:15 p.m. Public hearing on the application of A.J. Ryan, represent- ing C.G. Pappas to rezone from R-lA to R-3 the three-five acre+ parcels of undeveloped land lying between S.E. 3rd Avenue and S.E. 4th Avenue along S.E. 7th Street. The Planning and Zoning Board's motion to grant the rezoning failed by a 3-2 vote. After much discussion the City Attorney and the Attorney for Pappas, A.J. Ryan agreed that the hearing would be continued until the moratorium on zoning changes is over and that then without further cost to Mr. Pappas, the City will notify the adjacent owners for a public ® hearing. The Commission commented that even though one of the recommended changes from the Planning and Zoning Board would affect this property that Mr. Ryan would be heard on his request without any action being taken on the Planning and Zoning Board's recommend- ations so as to assure Mr. Ryan of a fair hearing. 9 8. 8: 30 p.m. Public hearing for objections to the assessing of the following streets: S.E. 7th Street from 2nd Avenue east to Sth Avenue; S.W. 5th Street from Phippen Road to 12th Avenue; N.E. 3rd Street west from Gulfstream Road for a distance of approximately one block; the alley between S.E. 3rd Terrace and S.E. 3rd Place from 4th Avenue to 5th Avenue; alley between S.E. 3rd Street and S.E. 3rd Terrace from 4th Avenue to 5th Avenue. Mayor Ray called for objections to the resolution of assessment, but no objectors appeared. A motion by Commissioner Kay, seconded by Commissioner Jackson to approve the resolution authorizing the construction of the streets and alleys and the assessing of the cost to the adjacent property owners passed unanimously. The bids were opened ® for the above paving. Three bids were received and referred to the City Manager for his study and recommendation. 9. A resolution was authorized by the Commission condemning the following: Legal: Lots 10 6 11 Block 5 Dania Manor Corrected Address : 604 N.W. 3rd Terrace Owner: David Taylor and Legal: Lot 3 Block 7 Town of Dania Address : 142 N.W. 6th Avenue ® Owner: Amos and Gladys Walker 'V 10. A motion to pass on second reading the amended R-Apt ordinance and the ordinance establishing R-3 zoning density at 21 units per acre, R-3A at 17 units per acre and R-3B at 12 units per acre, passed `r unanimously. The City Attorney said any changes desired can be ' made in the final reading of the ordinance at the next meeting and g g that he would see that the Commission received their copies of the final draft in advance of the next meeting. City Manager's Report 1. The City Manager brought to the attention of the Commission that the Pagliarulo Bros. are still anxious to buy the lot on S.E. 2nd Avenue. The amount for the sewer assessment and engineering cost was included in the price and the City Attorney stated that the deed would be presented to the City Manager this week for his signature. 2. The City Manager suggested that the Commission authorize the Planning and Zoning Board to set a public hearing for the zoning requested for the Dania Country Club property. This is an extremely large tract and the hearing should be for this one item only so that it could be a full and open public hearing. The City Commission approved the recommendation and set a public hearing before the Board April 10th. 3. The City Manager recommended the bid for the new pickup truck be awarded to Kelly Chevrolet in the amount of $2,949.73. The Commission approved the recommendation. 4. The City Attorney and the City Manager were authorized to meet with the tax assessor and bring back to the Commission information that can be used to remove the free tax ride on agricultural zoned properties in the City. 5. The City Commission authorized the bid for police radios to be awarded to RCA in the amount of $569. per unit. 6. The City Attorney presented an ordinance for the control and removal of junk or abandoned automobiles. This was considered an emergency and passed on all three readings. 7. The City Manager recommended that the bill for our new fire truck in the amount of $19,837.00 owed to Ward LaFrance be approved, with the condition that he be authorized to negotiate a settlement for the penalty due for late delivery. A motion to pay this bill passed unanimously. Commissioner Duncanson questioned any compromise, but then voted with the remainder of the Commission in the unanimous vote. 8. The City Manager requested authorization to advertise for 1,000 feet of 2' in. hose, and 500 feet of 1' in. hose for the fire department. The Commission approved his request. 9. The Manager presented to the Commission a contract to purchase diesel fuel from Belcher Oil Company which would provide a method of install- ing and paying for a 4,000 gallon setting tank. The City will pay $1,000, down and the remainder at q per gallon of fuel purchased, which will be saved between the price on tankwagon load as compared to transport load. The contract was approved by unanimous vote. 10. Under Commission discussion, the question of the dog control came up. Again the Manager was asked to see what the County will do if any- thing, in this regard. rf Mayor- e Kay City Jerk-Wa u113. in ` City Commission -2- March 5, 1973