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HomeMy WebLinkAbout30923 - MINUTES - City Commission lu, REGULAR MEETING DANIA CITY COMMISSION AUGUST 2, 1971 ® 1. Invocation by Commissioner Kelly. 2. Pledge of allegiance to the flag. 3. Roll Call Present Mayor-Commissioner William E. Jackson Vice Mayor Ted Kay ® Commissioners Robert Kelly Frank Salvino City Manager Woodward Hampton City Clerk E. R. Clay City Attorney Clarke Walden Building Inspector Hubert Walker ® Acting Police Chief William Cecere Absent Commissioner Boisy Waiters 4. Commissioner Salvino made a motion to accept the minutes of the meeting of July 19th. Commissioner Kay seconded. There were four ayes. 5. Louis Marrone. Commissioner Kay made a motion to table the second reading until the next meeting, of the ordinance approving the plat of a new subdivision located east of N. E. 5th Court, west of the Royal Palm Marina, north of N. E. 3rd Street and south of the Dania Cut-Off Canal. Commissioner Salvino seconded. There were four ayes. Y 6. Arael Medina. Commissioner Salvino made a motion to pass on second reading the transfer of a 2-APS beer and wine license for Alex's Fruit Store. Commissioner Kay seconded. There were four ayes. 7. Grace Wielandt. Commissioner Salvino made a motion to pass on second reading the application for a 4-COP liquor special license for the ® old Tammy's Restaurant. Commissioner Kay seconded. There were four ayes. 8. Oar House. Commissioner Kay made a motion to pass on second reading the transfer of a 2-COP beer and wine license from Ellen Leszczynski to TJA Corp. Commissioner Salvino seconded. There were four ayes. A CITY MANAGER REPORT 9. Pirate's World. Mr. Hampton explained to the Commission the conditions of the Pirate's World complex, as to what is being done to make it safer, sanitary and secure for those who patronize this facility. As of this time there had been no report from the Health Department. ® Miss Kay Bracken presented a petition of 365 names from home owners in Dania, asking the City Commission to seek an injunction to prohibit the operation of Pirate's World and its rock concerts because it is a public nuisance. There were several other residents present in opposition to the complex. A 10. Fire Equipment. Commissioner Salvino made a motion to open the bids. Commissioner Kay seconded. There were four ayes. Commissioner Kay made a motion to close the bids. Commissioner Salvino seconded. There were four ayes. Five companies responded with bids. They were: Able Company, Miami Company, P.J. Garrett Company, Biscayne Company and Broward Company. Commissioner Kay made a motion to turn the bids ® over to the City Manager. Commissioner Salvino seconded. There were four ayes. :1. Commissioner Kay made a motion to authorize the City Attorney to prepare a resolution amending the Civil Service rules on the following three points: 1) Clarification of holiday pay, 2) Effective date for sick leave benefits, and 3) Increase the amount of sick leave earned. Commissioner Kelly seconded. There were four ayes. The Commission recommended to the Civil Service Board to make a study of the back sick time for employees with years of service prior to adoption of the Civil Service system. A 1 August 2, 1971 :xu • 12. Mr. Hampton reported that he had one quotation of $4,301. 00 for two full tennis courts to be constructed in Westside Park. Bids • have not been advertised for, this is only one company's price. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT 13. Herald Enterprises. Commissioner Ray made a motion to adopt the ordinance on third reading rezoning from R-2 to R-3, the triangular • shaped lot at the corner of Dixie Highway and S. W. llth Street, with the stipulation limiting the owners or future owners to only a one-story, four unit building on this property. Commissioner Salvino seconded. There were four ayes. The City Attorney said he had the owners sign an affidavit concerning the above stipulation. • 14. Budget. The Commission set up a special meeting on Thursday, August 5th at 6:00 P. M. and the hearing for objections for August 16th. 15. City Code Book. The City Attorney brought up the City Code Book that is being updated by the Municipal Code Corporation of Tallahassee. He felt that there were many things that are in the Code Book that are not up to date and after a lengthly discussion, it was turned over to the City Manager and he was instructed to invite the representative from the Corporation,to Dania at the City's expense. The meeting adjourned. • yor-Willia ffpr. Jackson • Cit Clerk-E. R. Clay • • • • *� August 2, 1971 Page two