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MINUTES
Q Regular Meeting
Dania City Commission
October 18 , 1971
1. Invocation by Attorney Clarke Walden.
2. Pledge of allegiance to the flag.
3. Roll call. Present: Mayor William E. Jackson
Vice Mayor Ted Kay
Commissioners Robert Kelly
Frank Salvino
Boisy Waiters
City Manager Woodward M. Hampton
® Building Inspector Hubert Walker
Acting Police Chief William Cecere
4. Approval of minutes of October 5th. Commissioner Kay made a
motion these minutes be approved, which was seconded by
B Commissioner Salvino. Passed by unanimous vote.
5. Approval of bills paid for September 1971. Commissioner Salvino
made a motion for approval of these bills, which was seconded
by Commissioner Kay. Passed by unanimous vote.
6. The minutes of the Planning and Zoning Board of October 12th were
6 read. With regard to the denial of the request of Clifford and
Rose Beck's variance permit, a public hearing was scheduled for
8: 30 p.m. , November 15th. The application for rezoning by
Mr. L. Marrone was set for a public hearing at 8:40 p.m. on
November 15th.
CITY MANAGERTS REPORT
1. Mr. Robertson of Pirate's World appeared before the commission
to discuss payment schedule for the license to operate Pirate's
World. He agreed to pay a total of $10,000 plus $100 per night
for any concert or other function not held as part of the function
• of the park. The City Manager recommended that the license be
paid monthly beginning in January on a pro rata division of the
$10,000; the total to be paid by the first of July in lieu of
Mr. Robertson's proposal to pay the $10,000 as of July 1.
Mr. Robertson is to pay the normal occupational license at the
present time under an agreement to be drawn by the City Attorney.
® This amount can then be deducted by the $10,000 total. Commission
authorized the City Attorney to draw a proper instrument to imple-
ment this arrangement. This arrangement is to be in place of the
head tax should all parties agree to the final contract. Commission
approved the above by unanimous vote.
2. The City Manager recommended that the commission authorize the
auditors to write off a special assessment of #5-64 against the
F.E.C.R.R. in the amount of $1,965.42. The City Attorney is to
notify the auditors of this action. A motion was made to approve
this by Commissioner Kay and seconded by Commissioner Salvino. It
® was approved by unanimous vote.
3. The City Manager recommended that the commission authroize $1.00
per day for prisoners who work for their use for personal needs.
A motion made by Commissioner Salvino, seconded by Commissioner Kay
was approved by unanimous vote.
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4. The Commission set the date of Wednesday, October 27t}, for a meeting
of the Finance Committee and the Police and Fire Committee for
5 : 30 p.m. The Commission authorized a meeting to discuss violations
of our zoning laws as they apply to the use of residential property.
The Commission authorized also on November 4th at 7:00 p.m. a meeting
with fiscal advisers for the city, in regard to completing our sewerage
collection system. Fiscal advisers are to be present at 5:00 p.m. and
the meeting on zoning to begin at 7:00 p.m. or when this fiscal meeting
is over.
5. The City Manager reported that the Sroward County Tax Assessors mobile
unit will be at City Hall on Wednesday through Friday, December 1st
through December 3rd. This is for the preregistration of citizens
over 65 years of age for the additional Homestead Exemption as authorized
by the legislature.
6. The commissioners discussed the municipal code and problems insofar as
the price is concerned. The City Commission authorized the City Manager
to offer the Municipal Code Corporation $6,700 to settle the account.
If this is refused, the City Manager was authorized to offer $7,000.
After discussion, the Commission voted on a motion by Comm. Waiters
0 seconded by Comm. Salvino. The authorization was approved on a
4 - 1 vote. Commissioner Kay voted no.
7. Comm. Kelly brought to the attention of the Commission the vacancy
of the position of Police Chief. Comm. Kelly made a motion that
Gus Srugger be appointed Chief of Police at a salary of $10,500 per
® annum and that William Cecere be appointed Assistant Police Chief at
an annual salary of $9,500. Motion seconded by Comm. Salvino. After
a lengthy and in-depth discussion, the vote was taken on a poll vote.
Commissioner Kelly Yes
Waiters Yes
Salvino Yes
® Kay No
Jackson No
After other light discussions the commission adjourned.
Mayor, Willi ackson
City Clerk, E. R. Clay