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Home My WebLink About31021 - MINUTES - City Commission (1) REGULAR CITY COMB'JSSION MEETING HEID APRIL 21st, 19699 AT DANIA CITY HALLj DJVJ IA9 FLORIDA. INVOCATION GIVEN BY CITY ATTORNEYt CIARKE WAIDEN PLEDGE OF ALIEGIANCE TO THE FLAG ROLL CALL PRESENTt Mayor - Commissioner Robert E. Houston Commissioners Robert Kelly Joseph Thornton Boisy Waiters City Attorney Clarke Walden Building Inspector Hubert Walker City Clerk - Auditor E. R. Clay 1. BILLS AS PAID BY THE CITY FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH 1969. C01,TSISSIONER WAITERS MADE A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE BILLS AS PAID., THIS WAS SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER THORNTON- MAYOR HOUSTON THEN ASKED FOR QUESTIONSt THERE Y'ERE NONE. HE THEN ASKED FOR A ROLL CALL AND THE VOTE WAS 4 to 0. 2, APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF APRIL 7th, APRIL 9th and APRIL 14tHs 1969e There were no corrections and Commissioner Thornton made a motion to approve the minutes) this was seconded by Commissioner Kelly. Roll Call was then taken and the vote was 4 to 0. 3. 2ND READING OF A TRANSFER OF A 4 COP LICENSE FROM IA NORMANDIE TO MARQUERONO INC. COMMISSIONER THORNTON MADE A MOTION THAT THE TRANSFER BE GRAIJTID9 THIS WAS SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER WAITERS. ROLL CALL WAS THEN TAKEN AND THE VOTE V&S 4 TO 06 4. SOUTH FLORIDA BUILDING CODE .1969 EDITIONt THIS WAS APPROVED ON 1ST AND 2ND READING AND IT IS UP FOR THE 3RD READING. COMMISSIONER THORNTON MADE A MOTION TO APPROVE IT ON 3RD READING, THIS WAS SECONDED BY ColmISSIGNER KELLY. COMMISSIONER. KELLY THEN ASKED FTMN THIS WOULD TAKE EFFECTs BUILDING INSPECTOR �,AL.KER THEN SAID THAT SOME JOBS UNDER CONSTRUCTION WOULD BE EFFECTED- MAYOR THEN 0 ASKED IF ANY OF THE BUIIDINGS NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION WOULD BE UNDER A HARDSHIP AND THE BUILDING INSPECTOR ANSWERED NO. MR RICKARDS THEN STATED THAT HE DID NOT AGRi-.E WITH THE CODE BOOK AT ELL UNTIL THEY HAD SOMEONE TO DO SO INSPECTI::G. MAYOR HOUSTON THEN ASKED MR. RICKARDS IF THEY HAD COME UP WITH A PARTITE ELECTRICAL INSPECTORS AND MR RICKARDS SAID HE P:OUID COME UP WITH A NAME TOMPOROW. THE MAYOR THEN STATED THAT HE HAD TALKED TO SOME OF THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS AND THEY WERE IN ' FAVOR OF THE NEW CODE, MAYOR HOUSTON THEN ASKED FOR A ROLL CALL AND THE VOTE WAS 4 TO 0. 5. SEALED BIDS ON USED EQUIPMENT 1lERE T970BIDS ON THE GARBAGE PACKERS AND TRASH TRUCKSq COMMISSIONER THORNTON MADE A MOTION TO OPEN THE BIDSO THIS WAS SECONDED BY COMIMTSSIONER wAIT'ERS. AFTER DISCUSSION A MR. CLINTON F. HILL WALKED UP WITH HIS BID AND THE CITY ATTORNEY RULED THAT WITH A MOTION THEY COULD ACCEPT HIS BID ALSO, COMMD:SSIONER KELLY MADE A MOTION TO ACCEPT MR HILLS BIDS THIS WAS SECONDED BYaCOMM'ISSIONER THORNTON. THE BIDS WERE THEN OPENED BY THE MAYOR AS FOLIMt TONY'S TRASH 58 GARBAGE PACKER LEACH BODY $450.00 B & J PAINT & BODY 62 TRASH TRUCK # 40 S460.00 61 Trash Truck # 51 $300.00 58 Garbage Packer # 33 $300.00 61 Garbage Packer f 34 $700.00 CLINTON F. HILL 61 Garbage Packer # 34 $750.00 58 Garbage Packer # 33 $200,00 61 Trash Truck # 51 :225.00 62 Trash Truck # 40 $225.00 67 Wrecked Police Car $175,00 April 21st, 1969 (1) rl 't � mi j�ii''.t4• (2) 5. THE COIfjiISSIONERS NEGLECTED TO ASK THE CITY CLERK TO HAKE A TABULATION OF THE BIAS SO I WILL DO SO ON MY OWN. THERE WAS THEN A 15 MINUTE DISCUSSION ON THE BACKHOE AND IT WAS FINALLY s ® DECIDED THAT THE CITY WOULD KEEP THE BACKHOE AND RETURN THE TWO BIDS TWAT WERE RECEIVED. 6. PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD MINUTES CITY ATTORNEY STATED THAT ITEM 6 WAS NOT ADVERTISED THEREFORE THERE WOULD ® BE A PUBLIC HEARING ON MAY 130 1969 AT 7:45 P.N. # 2 PAUL R. JONES & G JANE JONES FORA VARIANCE PERMIT, AFTER DISCUSSION IT WAS DECIDED TO HOLD THIS OVER TILL NEXT MEETING. # 8 NO ACTION NEEDED # 9 THE. CO1,9fISSIONER ASKED THE CITY CLERK TO ARITE A LETTER TO THE RUCHES TOOL CO AND GET THE EXACT LOCATION WHERE THE HELICOPTER WOULD IAND. # 3 APPLICATION OF JOHN F. JUSTICE FOR A VARIANCEO THE CITY ATTORNEY THEN EXPLAINED THAT NO ACTION WAS NECESSARY AS THIS MATTER WAS COMING e UP BEFORE THE PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD AT THEIR NEXT NEETIN3o # 4 LEWIS WERTZ FOR A ZONING CHANGE FROM R-1 TOR APT ZONING. THE PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD AT THEIR MEETING OF APRIL 8TH DENIED THE CHANGE. THE MAYOR ASKED IF 1JR. WERTZ WAS PRESENT AND HE WASo THE MAYOR THEN ASKED HIM IF HE WANTED A PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE COYMISSION AND HE STATED YES. e THE CITY ATTORNEY THEN STATED THAT A PUBLIC HEARING WOULD BE ON MAY 19tho 1969 AT 8:15 P. M. # 5 APPLICATION OF JAMES DE COURSEY'FOR A VARIANCE PERMIT. NO ACTION NEEDED AS THIS IS COMING UP BEFORE THE PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD AT THERE NEXT I.EETING. e # 7 IAR CONSTRUCTION CO, INC FOR REZONING. THIS WAS 'DENIED BY THE PIANNIND AND IF ANYONEG BOARD AT FRO LAR CONSTRUCTION WASRE MEETING FPRESENT8th AN.9 A969, THE MAYOROD UP THEN APED STATED SHE DID NOT KNOW IF THEY WANTED A PUBLIC HEARING. THE CITY ATTORNEY THEN SAID TO ADVERTISE AND IF THEY DID NOT WANT THE HEARING IT COULD BE CANCELLED. e A NOTION WAS THEN A'ADE BY CoE''�ISSIONER WAITERS AND SECONDED BY C0111ISSIONER THORNTON THAT A PUBLIC HEARING BE HELD ON MAY 19thp 1969 AT 8130 p. M. 7. Mr PAUL R JONES THEN MADE A STATEMENT FROM THE AUDIENCE ABOUT HIS VARIANCE THAT HAD BEEN DISCUSSED EARLIER IN THE YEETING, THE COAWISSIONERS THEN HAD i THE POOLLY DISCUSSION FROM THE CANAL AND OULDBE. A REGARDhOTIONING THE WAS THENEMADEKBy COLUI'ISSIONER KELLYSAND SECONDED BY COM7fISSIONER WAITERS. THE ROLL CALL WAS THEN TAKEN AND THE VOTE WAS It TO p 8. MR JERRY HARRIS SPOKE FROM THE AUDIENCE REGARDING A FENCE WHICH HE 19ANTED TO ERECT IN FRONT OF HIS PROPERTY TO THE HEIGHT OF 41 tO protect his BOAT AND OTHER THINGS IN HIS VARDS MR WALKER STATED THAT THE CODE REGARDING A e FENCE IN FRONT OF A PROPERTY WAS TO THE HEIGHT OF THREE FEET, COMMISSIONER THORNTON MADE A VOTION TO ALLOW MR HARRIS TO ERECT A FENCE 41 IN FRONT Or HIS PROPERTY AS THE REST OF HIS FENCE IN BACK OF THE HOUSE WAS 41: THIS WAS SECONDED BY COh!NISSIONER WAITERS. ROLL CALL WAS 4- TO 0, 9. IT TAS INSTRUCTED THAT THE CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN THE AGREEMENT e S4ITH THE GEODETIC SURVEY CO WHERE THE CITY WOULD PAY $5000,00 and THE FEDERAL GOVERIS'ENT WOULD PAY THE OTHER $5000.CO A YEAR. 10. DISCUSSION WAS THEN ON THE WATER AELL TO BE PUT IN AND THE CITY CLERK STATED THAT HE HAD TALKED TO JOHN FARINA AND THE BID ON THE WATER WELL "'OUID BE PUT IN AND A PUBLIC HEARING WOULD BE HELD ON MAY 190 1969 AT A 9:00 P. M. 11. CITY ATTORNEYIS REPORT THE CITY ATTORNEY THEN STATED THAT LUTHER SPARKMAN HAD BEEN APPOINTED AS APPRAISER TO THE ATLANTIC GAS STATION AND THAT HE HAD DECIDED TO DECLINE THE OBLIGATION. THE CITY ATTORNEY THEN SAID THAT THE STATE ROAD DEPT HAD SUGGESTED THE NAMES OF TWO ONE BEING MR CROWISY Cr April 21. 3.969 (2) 0 xr� (3) 42. z. • HOLLYIVOOD AND THE OTHER A MR- CHESIER OF FT LAUDERDAIE, FLORIDA. A KOTION 'r I AS MADE BY C00JISSIONER THORNTON AND SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER ,YAI THAT bR TT RS ii CHESIER BE CONTACTED AND ASKED TO BE THE APPRAISER ON THE ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION. ROLL CALL WAS TAKEN AND THE VOTE WAS 4 TO 0. ur, 12; CITY ATTORNEY THEN STATED THAT THE DANIA RIVERSIDE LAUNDRY HAD DECLINED THE CITIES OFFER ON THE AGREEMENT AS SUBI"ITTED. • 13e MAYOR HOUSTON THEN BROUGHT UP THE SUBJECT OF DRY WELLS FOR THE CITY OF IN DRYIA- HE STATED KELLS FOR 00.'AT HE HAD 00 MAXIMUM.,?E S�TATTEDD THAT ONEOSHOULDWOULD PUT BE TRIED aWH AT N. W. 7th AVENUE AND 1S7 STREET. C011MISSIONER THORNTON MADE A KOTION !� ® TO GRANT THIS AND THIS WAS SECONDED BY COMISSIONER WAITERS. ROLL CALL 7_ 4, TO 0. 71lr C017ISSIONER KELLY THEN BROUGHT UP'THE SUBJECT OF THE BUDGET REPORT FOR a< r_ THE MONTH OF MARCH AND COMME-NTED ON THE CHARGE TO DRAINAGE IN THE AMOUNT '" �5000.00 aND SOMME DOLLARS, IT WAS THEN EXPLAINED BY THE CITY CLERK THAT 5 .-. ?r.f:�: • THIS 'RRS AN ITEM THAT WAS CHARGED ON THE LAST BUDGET HE PORT AND SHOUL D HAVE GONE ON THIS BUDGET AND THAT WAS THE REASON THAT THERE WAS AN ITEM IN THE REVENUE SECTION THAT SHOWED THERE {VAS $6600.00 for THE RONTH THIS OFFSET THE DRAINAGE CHARGE AND ALSO THE DIFFERENCE WENT TO a !' SPECIAL ASSESSMENT IMPROVEMENT ACCOUNT AS'= THIS MONEY THAT YrIIS BE COLLECTED {r FROM PROPERTY OWNERS. t?: ® 15. COVYISSIONAR KELLY THEN BROUGHT UP THE SUBJECT OF THE BUILDING THAT WERE UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN THE CITY OF DANIA AND WERE IN DIRECT VIOLATION WITHRED THE CITY CODE. COMMISSIONER KELLY SAID THAT ALL SUCH JOBS SHOULD BE TAGGED. INSPECTOR WAU(ER SAID THAT HE HAD CHECKED SOME JOBS THAT HE WANTED MORE TIME BEFORE HE RED TAGGED ANY JOB AS THAT DAY AND NT HE.� ;:; • 1 WANTED TO .dAKE SURE HE WAS RIGHT. MR RICKARD THEN STATED THAT 7F IT S4EWA ON THIS 1VAY HE WAS NEVER GOING TO TAKE OUT A PERMIT IN THE CITY OF DANIA. THE MAYOR AGAIN ASKED THAT THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS SUBMIT A NAME OF A PART TIME MEAN THAT COULD BE HIRED TO CHECK THESE JOBS. 16. COMMISSIONER KELLY THEN BROUGHT UP THE SUBJECT OF THE FROWARD CAB VISION CO AND THE CITY ATTORNEY ADVISED HIM THAT THERE WOULD BE A PUBLIC HE ® ON MAY 19th, 1969 AT 8145P. w ARI 17. COMMISSIONER KELLY THEN BROUGHT UP THE SUBJECT OF A POLICE CHIEF AND AFTER' IENGHLY DISCUISSION THERE WAS NO ACTION So= ON THE SUBJECT. s RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED MAYOR ROBERT HOUSTON CITY CLERK • • April 21, 1969 (3) e •