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HomeMy WebLinkAbout31051 - MINUTES - City Commission MINUTES OF REGULAR COMMISSION MEETING. DANIA, FLORIDA HELD ON SEPTEMBER 16TH, 1968 The invocation was given by the City Attorney, Mr. Walden and the pledge of allegiance to the flag was recited. Mayor-Commissioner Kelly asked the Clerk to call the roll and the following Commissioners and City Officials were present, Mayor-Commissioner - Robert Kelly Commissioners - Robert E, Houston Joseph Thornton Boisy N. Waiters City Manager - Stanley Goldberg City Attorney - Clarke Walden Chief of Police - Donald Parton Building Inspector - Hubert Walker City Clerk-Auditor ' - E. R, Clay A motion was made and passed that Commissioner Marant be excused due to pressing business , MINUTES APPROVED On motion of Commissioner Waiters, seconded by Commissioner Houston, and unanimously passed, the City Commission approved the Minutes of August 14th, 1968, August 19th, 1968, August 20th, 1968 August 26th, 1968 and September 3rd, 1968. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE - 2nd and Final Reading Transfer of license fore 2 COP - Ship N Shore Bar 2 COP - L & R Chicken Skillet Discussion then followed that the above should be renewals of license for 1968-1969 and transfer be made after October 1st, 1968 to the new owners or names of the new business. Commissioner Houston made a motion which was sedondddby Commissioner Waiters that the two above license be approved as renewals. Roll taken motion passed unanimously. The new application for a 4-COP dor Balco Foods, Inc was tabled till the owner met the following qualifications. Obtain permits for work being done and also for work already completed. Also final approval by Bldg Inspector and the Fire Insp. and the Hotel & Restaurant Commission. Roll Taken and was passed by a vote of 4 to 0. City Attorney Walden then read off 22 applications for renewals, a list of which is attached to these minutes. Commissioner Houston made a motion they be approved and this was seconded by Commissioner Thornton. Call of roll vote was 4 to 0, The applications for night clubs - extra hours was tabled till the next meeting. PUBLIC HEARING - MURAWSKA TRACT Planning and zoning Board in their meeting of Sept We 1968 approved vacating the streets. The City Commissioners asked the City Attorney to draw a resolution vacating the streets. Discussion was then on the 36" pipe which was to be run into a lake and the owner agreed to pay for putting in the pipe. Owner also agreed to give easement within six months to the City for the 5 foot width rights of way. Motion made by Commissioner Houston and seconded by Commissioner Waiters. Roll call taken hnd the result was unanimously. Third and final reading of Ordinance rezoning land to R-Apt Zoning Classification. Motion made by Commissioner Houston and second By Commissioner Thornton. Roll taken and was passed unanimously. Motionithen made by Commissioner Houston and seconded by Commissioner Waiters to accept Quit Claim Deed. Passed 4 to 0. Site plans were then approved subject to a sea wall being built on the Canal Side but must be approved by City Building Inspector when completed. Motion made by Commissioner Houston hnd seconded by Commissioner Thornton. Roll taken and motion was gassed 4 to 0. 9- 16-68 ( l) MINUTES OF REGULAR COMMISSION MEETING , _ DANIAl_FLORIDA HELD ON SEPTEMBER 16th, I.968 The City Attorney, Clarke Walden then read the minutes of the Planning and Zoning Board Meeting of September 10, 1968. Item 2 Willis and Lily Chan of 238 So. Federad Hwy, Dania request for a variance to permit the issuance of a 2COP License N for the consumption of Beer and Wine on or off 1premises at the Pagoda Restaurant on the property owned by Salvatore and Carmella ,s Cuccio. Board stated that such a request was in direct violation of the Ordinance which states that no such establishment should j be within 1000 feet of a school. Mr and Mrs Chan decided to wait M and think it over for awhile. Item 3 Ciro Spina of 216 S. E. 6th Street, Dania requests permit *, $ to erect a duplex on lots with less than 50 ft frontage but each has 6000 Sq Ft area and were platted before Zoning Ordinances were passed. Lot 16 is R 1 and deeds a variance but lots 14 and 15 are covered by the Grandfather Clause. Board requested that a Public Hearing be held for this purpose at the regular meeting of the Board on October 8th, 1968 at 8s00 o'clock. City Clerk requested to Antify Property Owners within 300 ft radius. Item 4 Ben Kleinberg, represented by Attorney Melvin I. Muroff of 150 S. E. 2nd Avenue requested change of Zoning to R-Apt Zoning '? and approval of Plans. Board requested that a Public Hearing be held at the Regular Zoning Board Meeting of October 8th, 1968 at 8115 o'clock. Motion Passed Unanimously, City Clerk to notify owners . Item 5 Milton L. Jones Jr requests variance permit for construction of improvements within the minimum setback areas along the front and rear sides of this property. 14 foot setback in the front and a 10 foot setback in the rear of Lots 2 and 3 of Block 1, Henry Park Subdivision. Motion passed. The City Commission toqquested that a Public Hearing be held on October 7th, 1968 at 8315 o'clock. City Clerk advised to notify property owners. Motion made by Commissioner Houston and seconded by Commissioner Thornton. Roll call was 4 to 0. Item I C. T. Robertson requests regoning to R-Apartment Zoning of i t4is tract of land, St James Park Delmar. Motion passed unanimously by the Planning and Zoning Board. The City Commission requested a Public Hearing on October 21st, L968 at 8s30 o'clock. City Clerk to notify all property owners within 300 feet radius. Motion made by Commissioner Houston and seconded by Commissioner Waiters. Motion passed Unanimously. Item 8 Lewis H. and Donna M Brazelton request variance permit concerning construction od a duplex, part of which would be on this property, the balance of the property for the proposed construction on already zoned land for duplex apartments. The Planning and Zoning Board Motion asked that this variance be granted. Motion passed unanimously. The City Commission asked for a Public Hearing on Oct 7th, 1968 at 8,30 o'clock. City Clerk to notify Property Owners within 300 feet fadius. Motion made by Commissioner Houston and seconded by Commissioner Thornton. Motion passed unanimously. SWANSON MILLER R APARTMENT ZONING CLASSIFICATION ORDINANCE 2nd Reading Motion made by Commissioner Houston and seconded by Commissioner Thornton to read by Title only. The motion being that a 70 foot Right of Way be given to the City to be used as N. E. 5th Avenue. Also that 5 feet be given off the Worth Side of the Property at 2nd Street. Motion passed unanimously. OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE ORDINANCE - 3rd Readinst Motion was made by Commissioner Waiters and Seconded by Commissioner Thornton that the Ordinance be read by Title Only. The motion included adopting the Ordinance but not having it effective until November 1st, 1968s The reason being that it would only effect people applying for a new license. The motion passed unanimously. 9-16-68 (2) MINUTES OF REGULAR COMMISSION MEETING. DANIA, F_LORIDA NEI HELD ON SEPTEMBER 1 th._ 1 SWALE ORDINANCE 2nd Reading Motion was made by Commissioner Houston and seconded by Commissioner Thornton to be read by Title Only. Roll Call was taken and it came out 2 to 2. Motion theh failed. r GIANT AMUSEMENT CO - GIANT SLIDE Representative of the Giant Amusement Co explained he had talked to Hollywood and they had agreed to allow Dania to use a S v portion of the beach that is designated as Right of Way. He also explained that their company would pay $300 a month br 5% which ever was greater. Discussion was then on whether there would be s a fence around the slide. Commissioner Houston then stated he would like to see a plot plan of the slide and how it would be enclosed. He also asked about a drinking fountain and the reply[ was there was one across the roadway- Commissioner Houston said F he did not like to see the Children four, five and six years old crossing the roadway. It was also stated that there would have to ,i be three readings on this ordinance. Commissioner Waiters then 1 made a motion seconded by Commissioner Houston to pass the Ord- inance on lst reading. Roll call was then taken hnd the motion passed unanimously. SMITH-BELLOWS RESOLUTION OF DEED FOR RIGHT OF WAY PURPOSES c Commissioner Waiters made a motion seconded by Commissioner Houston to accept resolution covering 35 feet on N. E. 5th Avenue and 5 feet on N. E. 2nd Street for right of way Jturposes. City Attorney Walden stated the deed will follow shortly. Roll call r taken hnd motion passed unanimously. PRICES TO BE CHARGED FOR VOTERS REGISTRATION LISTS After quite a discussion regarding fees to be charged, a motion was made by Commissioner Thornton and seconded yy e Commissioner Houston that the first set of each precinct would be given free to each City Commissioner Candidate. Any other sets would be sold to the Candidates or to anyone else at $1.50 a set per precinct or for a set of all three precincts the charge would be $4.50. Roll call taken and motion passed unanimously. VOTING - POLL WORKERS After some discussion it was decided that the City Clerk should canvas last years workers including two new ones to try and determine how many would be available for the years elections. It was decided to table the appointing of personnel till the next V meeting. SPEAKERS FROM THE AUDIENCE Mr. Tom Hammond of 300 S. E. 3rd Street asked what the Sewer Ordinance was and what is being done about enforcing people to hook up to the system. Mayor-Commissioner Kelly stated this will ® be talked about later in the meeting. Mr. Pinter of 37 S. W. 10th Street still complaining about the flooding condition existing in the alley. Carney was called before the Commissioners and he thought if the berm was scrapped ;• along the side of the alley it would allow the water to drain into the soil. The minutes of September 3, 1968 stated that this condition should be corrected in a week to ten days. Mr. Goldberg was instructed to follow through with Public Works on this. Mr Grammar asked Commissioner Waiters what happened to the Garbage Ordinance. -® Carl Zenobia asked that barricades be put up at S. E. 3rd Avenue as motorists are getting stuck in the lake in the dirt road and have to be towed out. 9-16-68 (3) MINUTES OF ULAR COMMISSION MEETING DANIA FLORI HELD ON SEPTEMBER 1 th. 1 CITY MANAGER'S REPORT Mr Goldberg said the South Broward Transit_ System would like the Commissioners to appoint one City Commissioner to go along with him to their meetings. Commissioner Houston made a motion which was seconded by Commissioner Waiters that Comm- issioner Thornton should attend the meetings. Mr Goldberg read letter from the State Highway department regarding the widening of roads due to the berthing of Queen Elizabeth. Stated that there would be a meeting tomorrow the 173rh of September at 300 o'clock at the Port. Requested all Commissioners try to attend, Read letter from a Mr Allen who wants to annex a parcel of of land on the Westside to the City of Dania. One half of the parcel is in the City and the other half in the County. This was referred to Mr. Walden, the City Attorney. Mr Goldberg read a letter from Gaudio Bros requesting a part payment of $12,752.55 for work done at Sessa Estates #2. A motion was made by Commissioner Houston and seconded by Commissioner Waiters that the City would consider paying said amount when work was resumed. Roll call taken and motion passed unanimously. A letter was read by Mr. Goldberg from Philpot. Ross and Saaringen regarding the sewer system. A lenghty discussion followed as to what course to take. Estimated cost for Engineer to inspect system given between #1000 and $2000. Mayor Kelly say's Bond Issue states City Engineer is to do inspecting. Last inspected by Philpot. Ross and Saarinen on 2-2-67. Bill Carney- Sewer Supt read letter from John farina, City Eng. which stated screening devises would run about $250 each. Commissioner Thornton asked the cost of bypass lines and they were quoted at about $800 each. Grit Chambers price not known. Commissioner Waiters suggested hiring an outside engineer to handle minor breakdowns. City Manager to contact Philpot, Ross & Saarinen to Save them submit estimate. Commissioner Houston to call a meeting of the Utility Comm. Bill Carneylwas then asked the capacity of the system and he stated 750,000 gallons a day and that at the present time we are using 500,000 gallons a day. He also stated the Commissioners should start thinking about all the Apartments that are to be constructed P and the additional amount that will be going into the sewesrsystem. Mr Goldberg than read a Letter from the Cerebral Palsy asking to be granted permission to conduct. their drive during the Month of January 1969. Commissioner Houston made a motion which was then seconded by Commissioner Thornton that they be allowed to do so. A Roll call taken and the vote passed unanimously. A request was made that the Airport Side of N. W. loth Street from 8th Avenue to Federal Hwy be paved. Commissioner Houston made a motion which was seconded by Commissioner Waiters asking the City Manager to call the County and make this request. Roll call taken and motion passed unanimously. City Manager then brought up Marrone request for a Public Hearing on an extended Variance to repair boats behind the present work shop. Only three boats at a time and no boat longer than 50 feet. Attorney DuBow to submit plans for Marrone. Commissioner Thornton made a motion which was seconded by Commissioner Houston to request for a Public Hearing to be held on October 21st, 1968 at 9i00 o'clock. Roll Call was then taken and the vote passed 4 to 0. City Clerk to Mail out notices to property owners within 300 feet radius and also enclose a copy of the plans. Mayor Kelly read a letter from Governor Kirk stating that there would be a Public Goverment Meeting Sept 20th, 1968 at 9100 A. M. at the Fort Lauderdale Court House. City Commissioners to go if possible. Mayor Kelly said he kould go. 9-16-68 (4) UM MINUTES OF REGULAR COMMISSION MEETING DANIA FLORIDA go HELD ON SEPTEMBER 1 th, 1968 Mayor Kelly then read Ordinance # 510 extending time within which individual connections to the Sanitary Sewer System shall be made. The date was extended from May 14th 1967 to November 1, 1967. He also stated that there were about fifty individuals not hooked up but that some were hardship cases. There followed Quite a bit of discussion between Mayor Kelly and Commissioner Houston regarding his not being hookedciup to the system. Commissioner Houston then made a motion which Uas then seconded by Commissioner Waiters, that the City Manager send a letter to all persons not hooked up giving them a 30 day warning and advising them if they did not comply they would be subject to a lawsuit or having their water turned off. All Hardship cases are to come before the Commission to state their reasons . Roll Call was taken and the motion passed unanimously. Commissioner Houston then brought up the matter of subject • of Commissioner Waiters having the Police release a prisioner to him and asked Mayor Kelly if this was going to be the practise in the future. Mayor Kelly then stated he would call a Police and Fire Commission Meeting soon. Commissioner Houston then brought up the matter of a pole • on the beach which had no Lights on it and asked to have it fixed. Mayor Kelly then adjourned the meeting at 10,20 P. M. • Respectfully Submitted, ® yok- omm sstoner> Bert Kelly E. R. lay, City-C1 uditor O • i r •- 9-16-68 (5) September 16, 1968 APPLICATIONS OF ALCOHLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE APPROVED BY CITY COMMISSIONERS ON SEPT 16, 1968 NEW RENEWALS 11-C Marshall Labree Post 304 Kt 1 12-RT Dania Jai Alai Fronton "? J-DBW West End Brewing 1-COP Nautical Yacht Basin Inc 3ki 1-COP Tark's Clam Stand 2-APS H & M Grocery 2-COP Jimmie's Italian Restaurant 2-COP Michaells Inn ' 2-COP Tobers Cheesery Restaurant ' 2-COP Hut Bar z 4-COP Jon's Liquor Store 4-COP Sweet' s Lounge Inc 4-COP ,Tallent Liquor Store # 1 4-COP Tammy's Place (Special) r4-COP Howard's Bar v... 4-COP Le Cordon Bleu 4-COP Glow's Hi Li Lounge 4-COP Johnny's Tropical Steak House 4-COP Herman's Wayside Inn 4-COP Paradise Club '® 4-COP Show Club 4-COP Tic-Tac-Toe Club t f. Y t