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JPSCIA.L MEETING OF THE CITY COII-"ISSION HELD 011 i El'TE IBER 231,969
J11 'THE CITY COMMISSION ROOM, DANIA, FLORIDA .'
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PRESENT COMMISSIONERS I•ULIAM E. JACKSON
ROBERT KELLY
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;? VICE MAYOR JOSEPH THORNTON
CITY ATTORNEY CLARKE WALDEN
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CITY MANAGER STEPH EN A DERRY
CITY CLERK . E. It, CLAY
ABSENT MAYOR ROBERT E. H)US1ON
st 1. A:'PROV!L OF THE R.ENEVAL OF TIE FOLLO!ING AlCOI}GLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE.
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FLORIDA SPORTSERVICE, ING DANIA JAI ALAI FRONTON
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i' ----T & T GROCERY 6 S. FEDERAL HI?Y, DANIA, FLORIDA
PUBIS 1fyRKET & GROCERY 614 S, PHIPFEN RD, DANIA, FLORIDA
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Y; CLARICEIS TAVERN 5 N. V. 5TH AVENUE, DANIA, FLORIDA
NAUTICAL YACHT BASIN 801 N. E. 3RD ST, DANIA, FLORIDA "
MAMA MIA. IS ITALIAN AMERICAN RESTAURANT A S. FEDERAL ENTo DANIA, FLORIDA
SUNSET INN DBA JUELAND MCKINNEY 50 N. W. 5TH AVENUE, DANIA, FLORIDA
h'.ICHAEL'S INN 1431 NORTH FEDERAL HWY, DANIA, FLORIDA
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— LE COP.DON BLEU 1201 NORTH FEDERAL HFrr, DANIA, FLORIDA
TrAE PIRATES INN 4 NORTH FEDERAL HWY, DANIA, FLORIDA
HOB ARD 'S BAR 350 TJEST DIKIE Ifi?Y, DANIA, FLORIDA
". M. TALLENT LIQUOR STORE 222 N. W. 1ST AVENUE, DANIA, FLORIDA
GRANADA BAR ESTfTE OF MICHAEL R. MINNO 1504 S. FED INT3 DANIA, FLORIDA
F REV ENGLAM OYSTER HOUSE 76o E. DANIA BEACH BLVD, DANIA, FLORIDA
VIKING RESTAURANT 1150 NORTH FEDERAL H4'Y2 DANIA, FLORM
DANIA BEACH LOUNGE & B AR 180 E. BEACH BLVD, DANIA, FLORIDA
COMMISSIONER KELLY MADE A MOTION THE REMIALS BE APPROVED, THIS VAS
SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER WAITERS. ROLL CALL WAS THEN TAKEN AND TIE VOTE
T'AS FOUR TO 7ERO.
2, THE SECOND ITEM THE VICE MAYOR BROUGHT UP VSRE THE LEASES AT DANIA BEACH, THEY
C �NCERNED PHIL HELLER AND B ILL RHODES, THERE VAS THEN A LONG DISCUSSION BETY'EEN
T;E COMMISSIONERS AND PHIL HELLER AND BILL RHODES. IT MAINLY CONCERNED THE
V+NDALISM TO THINGS ON THE PIER. IT YAS THEN BROUGHT OUT BY COMMISSIONER KELLY
T'i4T TIC HOUSEKEEPING OF THE PIER WAS IN REAL BAD SHAPE. HEELER STATED HIS MAN
CLEANED THE PIER EVERY NIGHT. THE CITY ATTORNEY SUGGESTED THAT A PATROLMAN OR
;;Rids OTHER CITY OFFICIAL HAVE A CHECK SHEET AND CHECK THE RESTROOMS AND OTHER
THINGS -)N THE PIER IN AN EIGHT IDUR SHIFT. THE VICE MAYOR THEN SUGGESTED THAT
THE irLICE CHIEFS ASST CHECK THE PIER AS NO BODY L•DULD KNOW HIM,
IT ''AS TI',EN SUGGESTED THAT A FENCE HE PUT UNDER THE PIER, HELLER CLAIMED THIS
' AS lliERE THE VANDALISM l,AS COMING FROM,
THE CITY MANAGER T•'AS ASKED TO GET A PRICE ON THE FENCE,
TAP,RE WAS MORE DISCUSSION ON THE VANDALISM.
THERE VAS THEN A LONG DISCUSSION ON THE HOURS THE FISHING PIER RESTAURANT 14AS
T) STAY OPEN.
THE CITY ATTORNEY SAID HE THOUGHT THE ANSWER WAS 70 HAVE A GUARD DOWN THERE IN
i:'lIFORI! ON THE '•REEK ENDS AND HAVE THE COST SPLIT THREE WAYS, 1/3 TO THE CITY,
113 TO PHIL HEELER, 1/3 TO BILL RHODES.
Sent 23, 1969 (1)
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IT YAS LECIDED THAT THE CITY 1•iJULD OVERLOOK BILL RHODES NOT STAYING
OPEN THE 16 HOURS IF HE DIOULD SHARE IN THE EXPENSE OF A. GUARD. BILL
RHODES FINALLY AGREED TO THIS,
THE CITY MANAGER SUGGESTED THAT THE GARBAGE BE BROUGHT DO1•'N AND PUT
INSIDE THE FENCE. A SHUTE 1,'AS SUGGESTED.
3. THE CITY MANAGER BROUGHT UP THAT THE COUNTY HAD APPROVED TO PAVE THE
INTERSECTIONS (�N THE T-EST SIDE. MR DERRY THEN BROUGHT UP A DRAINAGE
PR^HLEM AND FANTED THE COUNTY TO BID ON IT. THE VICE MAYOR THEN MENTIONED
THAT THEY HAD OLE EDIS PUT IN THE OTHER DRY 143LLS, AND THE CITY MANAGER
SAID OLE EDIS PRICE 1,DULD BE A LOT MORE THAN BEFORE, THE CITY MANAGER
1-?AS THEN GIVEN PERMISSION TO 00 AHEAD,
-"WP&CTMLY SUBMITT3D-"
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CITY CIERK
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Sept 23, 1969 (2) "