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HomeMy WebLinkAbout30927 - MINUTES - City Commission : -- mm 5, ® CciRREC'PED C61yY ELM REGULAR MEETING DANIA CITY COMMISSION JULY 6, 1971 1. Invocation by Mr. Walden 2. Pledge of allegiance to the flag. 3. Roll Call Present Mayor-Commissioner William E. Jackson Vice Mayor Ted Kay Commissioners Boisy Waiters 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 4. Approval of minutes. Commissioner Waiters made a motion to approve the minutes of the June 21st meeting. Commissioner Salvino seconded. There were five ayes. 5. The City Attorney read an ordinance rezoning to R-1 certain parcels of land just west of Phippen Road and between S. W. 3rd Street and Stirling Road. Commissioner Kelly made a motion to pass this ordinance on first reading. Commissioner Kay seconded. There were five ayes. The City Manager was asked to bring in a sketch of these parcels. 6. Public hearing continued from meeting of June 21st. Rezoning of property to B-3 lying east of North Federal Highway, north of Tract 1 Wyldewood, south of Taylor Road and westerly of the northernly extension of the east line of the aforesaid Tract 1 to Taylor Road. The owner was to bring in a corrected legal description recognizing the set back requirements, a consistent zoned depth. This was not delivered to us, but if done so by the next meeting will be brought up again then. 7. Herald Enterprises. Commissioner Kay made a motion to pass on first reading the ordinance rezoning from R-2 to R-3 the triangular shaped lot at the corner of Dixie Highway and S. W. llth Street. Commissioner p Waiters seconded. There were five ayes. Herald Enterprises submitted to us an agreement limiting the owners or future owners to only a one story-four unit building on this property. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT ® 8. Alcee Hasting's Sewers. The City Manager said that there were about four more points for discussion with the several cities that are working with Hollywood on the regional plan for the treatment of waste water and that in addition to that he has discussed with their engineers the possibility that should we be fortunate to move forward with our program for a sewer collection system on the Westside, and if we were ready to send sewage into their system before they finish the Taft line which is projected to be finished February, 1973, could we then temporarily go into the Sheridan Street or one of these other sections. Their engineers said they think it's feasible, but they want to check the design and make sure they have the capacity in that line or one of the adjacent lines and will let us know soon. He also discussed with Mr. Hastings the type of commitment we could give him without getting the City into a bind. An updated report will be given to the Commission before the July 19th meeting. 9. Wrecker Service. Commissioner Salvino made a motion for the City Attorney to draw up an agreement with Mac's Towing Service and Stuart's) Garage for the towing service to the Police Department upon the City's request as the first call of service. Commissioner Waiters seconded. There were five ayes. July 6, 1971 Page one M ® o w, CONIlMffSSTONER KELLY MADE A MOTION TO AUTHORIZE AN AGREEMENT WITH MYRNA TOYEN BY '.-!RICH WE GRANT A LICENSE FOR THE DANIA SCHOOL OF ASTROLOGY, AS LONG AS IT IS OPERATED AS A SCHOOL AND NOT A FORTUNE TELLING OPERATION. SHOUID THIS OCCUR, IT WILL BE NOTED ON THE LICENSE THAT IT IS SUBJECT TO A 30 DAY CANCELLATION CLAUSE, COMMISSIONER SALVINO SECONDED THE MOTION. s, THERE WERE FIVE AYES. Ti 1.1. COMMISSIONER KELLY MADE A MOTION THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY DRAW A RESOLUTION i'k RECOMMENDING TO THE COUNTY THAT IN ALL AREAS WHERE THEY GAVE A PERMIT FOR A ROCK PIT, WHICH IS ADJACENT TO RESIDENTIAL AREAS, THAT THERE BE A LIMIT PLACED ON THE DEPTH TO WHICH THEY CAN DIG. COMMISSIONER WAITERS SECONDED. j. c@irs THERE WERE FIVE AYES, ?' 12. COMMISSIONER KAY MADE A MOTION TO HAVE THE CITY ENGINEER MAKE A STUDY TO SEE IF THE. ROCK PIT AT STIRLING ROAD AND 13TH AVENUE HAD AN ADVERSE EFFECT ON OUR WELLS, THEN HE WILL REPORT ON IT TO THE CITY ATTORNEY. THE CITY ATTORNEY WILL THEN ADVISE THE COMMISSION IF THE CITY MAY RECOVER DAMAGES `- FROM STATE PAVING. COMMISSIONER SALVINO SECONDED. THERE WERE FIVE AYES. 13. JOHN FARINA, THE CITY ENGINEER GAVE HIS RECOMMENDED SYSTEM OF SETTING AN ". ASSESSMENT ON NEW DEVELOPMENTS BASED ON ACREAGE AND CHARGE PER UNIT SO THE COMMISSIONERS COULD STUDY THIS OVER TILL THE NEXT MEETING. 14. COMMISSIONER WAITERS MADE A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE RESOLUTION ASKING THE COUNTY '''O ASSIST THE CITY IN OUR PARKS. COMMISSIONER KAY SECONDED, THERE WERE FIVE AYES. 0 15. COMMISSIONER WAITERS THEN SAID THAT AT THE LAST MEETING THERE WAS A QUESTION REGARDING THE 75.00 FOR A PUBLIC HEARING THAT HE HAD NOT PAID. THIS WAS IN REGARDS TO THE PROPERTY OF BLOCK 2, HENRY PARK. HE SAID A REVIEW OF THE FILES SHOWED THAT THE APPLICATION WAS WITHDRAWN AND THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS NOT ADVERTISED IN THE PAPERS. ATTORNEY DUBOW HAD CALLED MAYOR JACKSON AND HAD VERIFIED THESE FACTS, : THE CHECK HAD BEEN SENT TO THE CITY AND WAS RETURNED BY TiiEM TO ATTORNEY DUBOW WOULD IN TURN VOIDED SAME, 16. COMMISSIONER KAY MADE A MOTION TO BUILD A PAVILION AT DANIA BEACH FOR UNDER $1000 AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. COMMISSIONER SALVINO SECONDED. THERE WERE FIVE AYES. 17. COM.MISSIONER KAY MADE A MOTION TO BUILD THE PAVILION AT WESTSIDE PARK IF IT 0 CAN BE DONE FOR UNDER $1000, OTHERWISE IT WILL BE POSTPONED UNTIL THE JULY 19M MEETING. COMMISSIONER SALVINO SECONDED. THERE WERE FIVE AYES. 18. THERE WAS THEN A LONG DISCUSSION ABOUT THE NELSON PROPERTY AT COLLEGE HOME SITES PERTAINING TO THE LAKE, PIERS, ALLEYS FRONT OR BACK AND FENCES. THE MATTER WAS THEN TABLED TILL THE NEXT MEETING. THE MEETING WAS THEN ADJOURNED. 'MAYOR WILLL:AM . JACKSON CITY-CLERK—AUDITOR E. Y r° k AI, 5' JULY 60 1971 (2)