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HomeMy WebLinkAbout30895 - MINUTES - City Commission las MINUTES REGULAR MEETING vy DANIA CITY COMMISSION y. v AUGUST 7, 1972 ;ta 1. Invocation by Woodward Hampton. 2. Pledge of Allegiance. ,fr 3. Roll Call Present: Mayor: William E. Jackson w Commissioners: Ted Kay Robert Kelly Boisy Waiters n Frank Salvino City Manager: Woodward M. Hampton City Clerk: E. R. Clay <k g City Attorney: Clarke Walden = Police Chief: Gustave Brugger Vd Building Inspector: Hubert Walker P 4. Commissioner Salvino made a motion to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of July 17th. Commissioner Kelly seconded. There were five ayes. 5. Commissioner Kay made a motion to adopt the policy to OR Broward County residents for traffic violations as recommended by the City Manager. Mr. Hampton is to furnish written procedure to Police Department and City Judge. Commissioner Salvino seconded. There were five ayes. 6. 8:15 p.m. Public hearing of Aldin T. Collie on the application for a variance permit which, if granted would permit construction of a duplex on a lot which is in R-1 zoning. The legal: Lot 27, Block 10 College Tract 2nd Addition, with the address of 730 S. W. 4th Street. After listening to many objectors, Commissioner Kay made a motion to deny this request. Commissioner Salvino seconded. There were five ayes. 7. 8:30 p.m. Public hearing on the petition of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Beck to rezone from R-1 zoning classification to R-2 zoning class- ification Lots 27, 28, 29 and 30 Block 2 Mason Subdivision Amended. This is improved property and carries the address of 220 S. E. 1st Street. After considering the submitted signatures of neighbors who have no objections to this rezoning and listening to many objectors, Commissioner Kay made a motion to deny the Beck's request. Mayor Jackson handed the gavel to Commissioner Ray and seconded. Commis- sioners Kelly, Salvino and Waiters voted no. Commissioner Kay and Mayor Jackson voted yes. Commissioner Kelly made a motion to adopt an ordinance on first reading to change this zoning to R-2. Commis- ioner Waiters seconded. Mayor Jackson and Commissioner Kay voted No. Commissioners Kelly, Salvino and Waiters voted yes. 8. Commissioner Kay made a motion to draw up a resolution to place on the ballot of our November 7, 1972 general election the question of whether the citizens are in favor of the enactment of legislation by the Legislature of the State of Florida, during its regular 1973 session, which such legislation shall provide that all department heads appointed or employed by City of Dania (with the exception of the city attorney and the municipal judges) shall serve directly under the city manager, shall be appointed by the city manager and may be removed or suspended from office by the city manager with the right to an appeal or hearing before the city commission according to the City Charter. Commissioner Salvino seconded. There were five ayes. '4r A van 9. Commissioner Kay made a motion to pay the bills for July, 1972. Commissioner Salvino seconded. There were five ayes. 10. The City Engineer will report at a later date on the drainage needs for the S. E. area and the need for an additional water tank on the East side. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT 1. The Commission turned over to the City Attorney the final planning contract outline and agreement of Reynolds, Smith and Hills for his recommendation and approval. 2. Commissioner Kelly made a motion to turn the matter of the install- ation of the sprinkler system on A-1-A over to the City Manager so he may contract with the City of Hollywood for them to do the work and Dania will pay its prorata share. Commissioner Salvino seconded. There were five ayes. 3. The City Attorney reported that he is handling the sale of the old City Hall site. 4. Commissioner Salvino made a motion to authorize the City Manager to advertise for bids for a garbage truck. Commissioner Kelly seconded. There were five ayes. 5. Commissioner Kelly made a motion to authorize the City Manager to purchase a mosquito fogger under emergency orders. The City Manager is to get a letter from Pompano (City of) confirming this purchase a on bids. Commissioner Salvino seconded. There were five ayes. 6. The City Attorney said he will be in Tallahassee and will be in touch with the Municipal Code Corporation at that time to look into the matter of updating our Code Book, as to the amount of money it will entail and the length of time it will take to accomplish 9 the updating. 7. Commissioner Kelly made a motion to authorize the City Manager to advertise for bids for the paving of S. E. 7th Street as soon as the owner confirms the right-of-way. Commissioner Kay seconded. There were five ayes. 8. The Commission agreed to participate in the study aimed at finding a solution to the solid waste disposal problems and the site location, only if Hollywood and Hallandale come back into the study. 9. Commissioner Salvino made a motion to adopt the resolution on the 0 use of sewer assessment funds to make the needed improvements to the plant. Commissioner Kelly seconded. There werq five ayes. 10. Commissioner Waiters made a motion to pass on first reading an ordinance which would provide that 1% of the building cost be added to the permit fee and that these funds be earmarked for the d future acquisition of open space land, parks and development. This ordinance is to be retroactive and effective to August 8, 1972. Commissioner Salvino seconded. There were five ayes. 11. Commissioner Waiters made a motion to adopt an ordinance setting up a service fee for a building completed after December 31st and 0 not on the tax roll for the year. Service fee charges would be based on the number of months services are rendered. This will pertain to buildings that are constructed on unimproved property, but which are not 90% or substantially completed prior to the pre- paration of the tax roll. Commissioner Kay seconded. There were five ayes. City Commission Meeting -2- August 7, 1972 ;i i' 12. Commissioner Waiters made a motion to condemn the junk yard and warehouse at S. W. 1st Street and Phippen at the request of the } Building Inspector, Mr. Walker. Commissioner Kay seconded. There were five ayes. Commissioner Kelly made a motion to adopt the Standard For Decent, Safe and Sanitary Housing Code as a guide ? H' • line for Mr. Walker to clean up the area especially as to outside A toilets. Commissioner Kay seconded. There were five ayes. ' PP4 13. The City Commission accepted the City Manager's recommendation to appoint a citizen' s committee to look into acquiring the Dania Golf ?'T Course for open space park and recreation for the future. Each '1 c ® Commissioner is to submit a name to Mr. Hampton by August 9th. The 4 City Attorney and Manager are to serve with the committee. 14. Commissioner Waiters made a motion to adopt the resolution setting i< ± the election dates as follows: September llth as the first day for .` ; qualifying; September 30th as the last day for qualifying; October h� ®li 9th as the closing date of the registration books; October 17th as rd the date for the primary election; November 7th as the date for the r xrr general election. Commissioner Kay seconded. There were five ayes. �. 15. Commissioner Kay made a motion to adopt a resolution giving pre- liminary approval to the 1972-73 budget and providing for a public ?, ® hearing. Commissioner Waiters seconded. There were five ayes. Y\' 16. Mr. William Rhodes requested that the Lease for the Dania Beach Grille be put in his wife's name for social security reasons. The ' + Commission turned the matter over to the City Manager for his recom- mendation. ' ® 17. Chief of Police, Gustave Brugger announced he is resigning as of August 8, 1972. The meeting adjourned. William E. cson-Mayor E. F. Clay-City • O • • City Commission Meeting -3- August 7, 1972 r