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Home My WebLink About30926 - MINUTES - City Commission ��qq� vF F y}y' 0 4l xr' REGULAR MEETING DANIA CITY COMMISSION JULY 19, 1971 r Ej 1. Invocation by Mayor Jackson. 2. Pledge of allegiance to the flag. `°=`^' 3• Roll Call Present Mayor-Commissioner William E. Jackson Vice Mayor Ted Ka Commissioners Robert Kelly Frank Salvino Bri? Ts y Waiters City Manager Woodward Hampton City Clerk E. R. Clay City Attorney Clarke Walden '* Building Inspector Hubert Walker 0 Acting Police Chief William Cecere -- 4. Commissioner Salvino made a motion to accept the minutes of the meetings of June 30th and July 6th. Commissioner Waiters seconded. ' There were four ayes. }' 5. Department of Transportation. A representative of the Fort Lauderdale Office presented to the Commission the general outline of the federal r� program for assistance to the State and local governments, in highway and street construction. The Commission approved this concept and principle, yet at the same time does not endorse the pairing of Dixie Highway and 21st Avenue of Hollywood, insofar as dumping the tremendous • load of north bound traffic into S. W. 4th Avenue of the City of Dania. Commissioner Kelly made a motion to draw a resolution confirming this Position. Commissioner Waiters seconded. There were four ayes. 6. Commissioner Salvino made a motion to approve the bills for the month of June, 1971. Commissioner Waiters seconded. There were four ayes. 7. Commissioner Waiters made a motion to pass on second reading the ordinance to rezone to R-1 parcels of land west of Phippen Road and between S. W. 3rd Street and Stirling Road. Commissioner Salvino seconded. There were four ayes. ® Commissioner Salvino made a motion to pass on second reading an ordinance to rezone from R-2 to R-3 Herald Enterprise Property, with the owner, Mr. Goodman signing an agreement drawn up by Mr. Walden, to the effect that the owner and any subsequent owners for a period of thirty years would limit themselves to constructing only one building on the property to contain only four independent living units ® with a height limitation of one story. Commissioner Kelly seconded. There were four ayes. 9. Continuation of public hearing continued from June 21st meeting. Commissioner Kay made a motion to table the application to rezone to B-3• Wyldwood,1e South eof Taylor Road and rty lying east of Nwesterly lof ltheanorthernlyfextensioTract n of the east line of the aforesaid Tract 1 to Taylor Road, and accept the Zoning Board's recommendation for the whole tract of land and set up a public hearing for 8-16-71, at 8:15 P. M. Commissioner Salvino seconded. There were five ayes. ;0 10. Howard E. Burgess. Public Hearing. 8:15 P. M. Commissioner Kay made a motion to grant the petition for a variance permit to allow the sale of beer and wine in a new restaurant at the S. E. corner of Federal Highway and Second Street. Commissioner Salvino seconded. There were four ayes, the Mayor voting No, "based on no hardship." 11. James & Frances B. Zampaglione. Public Hearing. 8:30 P. M. Commissioner Kelly made a motion to deny the two petitions for variance per ss 41 N. E. 3rd Street to, at 1) use a building originally designed as a duplex for a three family apartment and 2) equip with a kitchen and use as an apartment an area in the building of less than 400 square feet. Commissioner Kay seconded. There were five ayes. July 19, 1971 Page ome 0 12. M. L. Smith. Public Hearing. B:45 P. M. The City Attorney recormnended that this petition to rezone from B-2 and M-1-A to B-3 zoning classification be tabled until the August 16th meeting. f Commissioner Kelly made a motion to accept the City Attorney s recommendation. Commissioner Kay seconded. There were five ayes. �r S 13. Reading of the Planning and Zoning Board's minutes of the July 13th meeting. Item #2 - Vera L. & E. L. Hill. Commissioner Kelly made a motion to ' accept the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Board to approve the tree variance permits, 1) to construct a second single family c house on a lot in R-2 zoning on which lot there is already one single family house, 2) to construct this second house with a square footage of about 503 square feet instead of the 800 square feet for a single family house in R-2 zoning and, 3) to construct this second house with #, a rear yard of 10 feet instead of the 15 feet required in R-2 zoning. Commissioner Kay seconded. There were three ayes, Commissioner Kay and Mayor Jackson voting no. Item #4 - Mrs. Katherine Larkin. Commissioner Kelly made a motion to accept the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Board to grant the variance permit to convert Mrs. Larkin's single family house in R-2 zoning into a duplex with one side having a living area of less than the 500 square feet required in R-2 zoning. Commissioner Waiters seconded. There were three ayes, Commissioner Kay and Mayor Jackson voting No. Item #5 - Fridovich-Martin. Commissioner Kelly made a motion to table the petition for the acceptance of a plat for a new subdivision in the M-1 zoned area just south of Griffin Road between the Steinfeldt- Thompson Cannery and the west City limits, until the Commission receives the proper information from the County Zoning Board regarding the width of Griffin Road. Commissioner Kay seconded. There were five ayes. Item #6 - Marrone. Commissioner Kay made a motion to pass on first reading the ordinance approving the plat plan 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, with a stipulation that a perpetuity clause will be put into it to protect the owners of Lots 5, 6 and a portion of 4. Commissioner Salvino seconded. There were five ayes. 14. Commissioner Salvino made a motion to pass on first reading the application of a 2-APS, beer and wine license for Arael Medina at F' Alex's Fruit Store. Commissioner Kelly seconded. There were five ayes. 15. Commissioner Salvino made a motion to pass on first reading the transfer §. of a 2-COP license, beer and wine, from Ellen Leszczynski to TJA Corp. Commissioner Kay seconded. There were five ayes. c 16. Commissioner Kelly made a motion to approve on first reading the application for a 4-COP license for Grace Wielandt at the old Tammy's Restaurant, 1105 S. Federal Highway. Commissioner Kay seconded. There F were five ayes. 17. Anton Project. Commissioner Kelly made a motion to adopt a resolution to approve the site plan. Commissioner Waiters seconded. There were `k five ayes. The City Manager set up a meeting with Mr. Anton, John Farina, the City Engineer and himself to set up the assessment basis and come back to the next meeting with everything finalized. ctt is. A Finance Committee meeting was set for Thursday, July 22nd at 5:00 P. M. g to discuss the budget. 19. The City Manager reported that there have been instances in the past few weeks when our policemen and firemen have been called out into the unincorporated areas of the County, the police going along as protection, because during these instances our men and equipment have been rocked. He expressed concern as to whether our men are covered by our municipal insurance. Commissioner Kay made a motion July 19, 1971 Page two s. p 'rn ® to accept the City Manager's recommendation and direct him and the Fire Chief to negotiate with the proper officials of the County to solve the problem of the insurance and the deputizatbn of our policemen. 20. Commissioner Kelly made a motion to pay $137. 50 to Broome and Farina ® for their research and testimony for the Sullivan case. Commissioner Salvino seconded. There were five ayes. ra 21. Commissioner Kay made a motion to pay $400.00 to Broome S Farina for the survey of Wayside Park. Commissioner Salvino seconded. There were five ayes. 22. Audience. Mr. Jimmy Peterman of 608 West Beach Blvd. brought up the newspaper articles concerning damages at Westside Park. Commissioner Kelly made a motion to turn the matter over to the City Manager and recommended a meeting between Mr. Peterman's group and q • the City Manager for the next morning. Commissioner Kay seconded. t3 There were five ayes. r++ - '45 4e; 23. Other matters such as the Houston Park Boat Ramp were brought up by i other parties and were also turned over to the City Manager. said the Mayor 24. The Y police should break up any gathering of groups or loitering on street corners of youngsters before it gets out of hand again. The meeting adjourned. mayor-Willi . Jackson City Clerk-E. R. ay • • • • • • July 19, 1971 Page three .0