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HomeMy WebLinkAbout31053 - MINUTES - City Commission l� MINUTES OF COMMISSION MEETING DANIA FLORIDA HELD ON SEPTEMBER ti The City Commission of the City of Dania, Florida, held their regular bi-monthly meeting in the City Commission Room at the Dania City Hall at 8:00 P . M. , September 3, 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 - Richard Marant - Joseph Thornton - Boisy N. Waiters " `. City Manager - Stanley B. Goldberg City Attorney - Clarke Walden k Chief of Police - Donald Parton x Building Inspector - Hubert Walker ; @, City Clerk-Auditor - E. R. Clay a VMinutes Approved r n motion of Commissioner Marant, seconded by Commissioner Waiters, and unanimously passed, the City Commission approved the Minutes of August 5, 1968, August 6, 1968, and August 12, 1968, as read. ' Deeds Accepted - Bellows Develon_mant Co,- Resolution Adopted E Effective n motion of-Commissioner alters, sec�ea�y— o�mmissioner aT , and unanimously passed, the City Commission adopted a resolution effective immediately accepting a quit claim deed from Bellows Development Corporation, a Florida corporation, concerning the following described lands situate, lying and being in Broward County, Florida, to wit: The Easterly 8.60 feet of Tract A, "Resubdivision of Dania Del 0 Mar," according to the plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 14, at page 73, of the Public Records of Broward County, Florida; said lands situate, lying and being in Broward County, Florida. Public Hearing - Swanson-Parker-Miller - R-Apartment Zoning Classification Thetime now being approximately 8:15 PP., the time aavertised for a public hearing in the matter of Swanson-Miller lands, the City Attorney noted that a hearing concerning the general area in question was conducted by the City Planning and Zoning Board of Dania on Tuesday, July 9, 1968, and a notice was advertised concerning a further hearing before the City Com- mission of the City of Dania, Florida, at 8: 25 P .M. , Monday, July 22, 1968. However, at the meeting of the City Commission of the City of Dania, held on July 22, 1968, it was discovered that certain errors existed in the legal descriptions of the lands which the applicant sought to have rezoned. Therefore, on July 22, 1968, the City Commission authorized a hearing for objections to be held on August 19, 1968. Subsequently, because of delays in obtaining the correct legal description, the City Commission adopted a motion on August 5, 1968, which, in effect, authorized the aforesaid public hearing to be held at 8:15 P.M . this date, September 3, 1968, at 8:15 P.M. at Dania City Hall. City Attorney Walden further said the purpose of the Commission con- ducting a public hearing was to consider the adoption of an ordinance which, if adopted, will cause the rezoning from existing zoning classifications to R-Apartment Zoning Classification, under the zoning ordinances of the City of Dania, Florida, all of the following described lands situate, lying and being in Dania, Broward County, Florida, to wit: -1- MINUTES OF COMMISSION MEETING DANIA FLORIDA [MELD ON TEM ER 3, 19 -2- Public Hearing - Swanson-Parker-Miller - R-Apartment Zoning Classification ont Ordinance - First Reading Commence at the intersection of the north right-of-way line of Dania Beach Boulevard and the West line of Section 35, Township 50 South, Range 42 East; thence run northerly along said West Section Line of Section 35, for a distance of 550 feet to a point; thence run Aasterly along a line 550 feet north of, and parallel to the said north right-of-way line of Dania Beach Boulevard for a distance of 111.80 feet to the Point of Beginning for this description. Thence continue easterly along the last described course for a distance of 553.12 feet to the east line of the SW4 of NW4 of the SWw4 of said Section 35; thence run southerly along said east line of the SW4 of the NWk of the SW4 of said Section 35 for a distance of 300 feet to a point; thence run westerly along a line 250 feet north of and parallel to the north right-of-way line of Dania Beach Boulevard for a distance of 553.24 feet to a point; thence run northerly, in a straight line for a distance ® of 300 feet, more or less to the Point of Beginning. The said lands are located generally between Dania Beach Boulevard to the South, Northeast Second Street to the North and Dania Jai Alai Fronton to the West in Dania, Broward County, Florida. Mr. Melvin Muroff, Attorney, appeared before the Commission and was recognized by the Mayor. He said a portion of the Swanson-Miller lands back to Gulfstream Road was not included in the application at this time. He discussed Parcel "B," roughly five (5) acres facing 2nd Street and Parcel "A." a portion on Dania Beach Blvd. , roughly 132 feet east of ®► 5th Avenue extension down to 250 feet from Dania Beach Blvd. and back. In discussing the above five (5) acres, he said this was all zoned B-2 except for one-quarter 100' x 100' which is C-1. Commissioner Houston discussed rights-of-way and Mr. Muroff said his people would be very glad to give 35' right-of-way despite the fact they were not asking for a change of zoning in B-2. e After more discussions, Mr. Muroff said his people would give a 70' right-of-way for the construction of N. E. 5th Avenue extended, which is on the north side of Dania Beach Boulevard and zoned B-2 to the depth of the Swansom-Miller Tract, and that the name of the project would be called The Danians Condominiums . On motion of Commissioner Waiters, seconded by Commissioner Marant, and unanimously passed, the Commission passed an Ordinance on First Reading rezoning the existing property, as applied for by Mr. Melvin Muroff, to R-Apartment Zoning Classification in the Swanson-Miller Tract, subject to receiving a 70' right-of-way deed in the area zoned B-2, N. E. 5th Avenue extended, which area was not included in the application to rezone. Swale Ordinance - First Reading City ttorney a en su mitted for reading a new Swale Ordinance and City Manager Goldberg said he had some suggested changes in the ordinance, which was tabled from the meeting of May 27, 1968. He said under Section 1, (a) Residential Areas, lime 2, change 20 per cent to 30 per cent; ai,d after the semi-colon of the same line add "except where positiv"�y well drainage is available. the complete swale area can be paved." Further, that on Page 2 additional items be added, i. e. Item (7) "no rock other than washed 3/4 rock shall be used unless paved over;" and Item (8) "all work done in the swale area shall be done at the owner's risk; if the city has to remove same there will be no recourse." 9/3/68 -2- i `G, P1INUTES OF COMMISSION MEETING DANIA FLORIDA HELD ON SEPTEMB R 3, 1 6 . -3- Swale Ordinance - First Reading by Title Only ters mov Commissioner al e tat t e wa e Ordinance be passed on First Reading by title only and that the aforementioned amendments recommended by the City Manager be included in the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Marant. Commissioner Houston objected to the ordinance and said he did not think it was possible to enforce it. After discussion, the Commissioners voted as follows: Houston No Marant Yes Thornton' Yes Waiters Yes Kelly Yes Motion passed. Rezoning - Smith & Bellows - R-Apartment Zoning Classification - Third Reading — 1 y Attorney waiden-sub—MIT50 tor Third and FinalReading, upon the application of Smith & Bellows, an Ordinance rezoning the Smith & Bellows property from existing zoning to R-Apartment Zoning Classification and then proceeded to read the Ordinance. He noted that Smith & Bellows were asked to give a quit claim deed of S' on the north side on Na E'., 2nd St., and 35' on the east side of the acreage for right-of-way purposes on N.E. 5th Avenue and that a resolution would be prepared accepting this deed. There being no further discussion, on motion of Commissioner Houston, seconded by Commissioner Marant, and unanimously passed, the Commission ® passed on Third and Final Reading the Ordinance rezoning the Smith-Bellows Tract from existing zoning to R-Apartment Zoning Classification. Occupational Licenses - Alcoholic Beverage Licenses app ications City ttorney alden su mitte t e renewa o e (following a coholic beverage licenses: 4- COP, Cozy Cove Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge; 2- COP, Dunn's Place, Dew Drop Inn, Sugar Hill Restaurant, Clarice's Tavern; 2- APS, Pic'N Pay Supermarket, 7-11 Store; 1- APS. Jackson's Minit Market; and g 3- PS, Max Phillips, Inc. , and Sid's Package Store. On motion of Commissioner Houston, seconded by Commissioner Waiters, and unanimously passed, the Commission approved the eleven (11) afore- mentioned 1968-69 renewal applications for alcoholic beverage licenses. City Attorney Walden submitted the transfer applications for a 2-COP alcoholic beverage license of Ship N Shore Bar, and L & R Chicken Skillet Corp. for approval and the new application of Balco Foods, Inc. for a 4-COP alcoholic beverage license . On motion of Commissioner Houston, seconded by Commissioner Marants, ® and unanimously passed, the Commission approved on First Reading, subject to the Police Department and Fire Department's approval, the 2-COP trans- fer applications for alcoholic beverage licenses of: Ship N Shore Bar and L & R Chicken Skillet, and the new application of Balco 0o s, Inc. for a /;-COP alco olio everage license. Voluntary Special Sewer Assessments - Resolution Adopted & Effective ity Tanager erg su mi ted or ommission action new sewer installation charges covered by voluntary signed agreements from property owners, which charges were not carried by the original assessment. City A::torney Walden recommended that the Commission adopt a resolution approving these agreements, subject to the city acquiring any necessary easemc.ics to service the properties . 9/3/68 -3- MINUTES OF COPIMISSION MEETING DANIA FLORIDA HELD ON SEPTE -4- Voluntary Special Sewer Assessments - Resolution Adopted & Effective Pirates ' World, Inc . Legal: Sec. 2, T51S,R42E, SE4 of NWk of SWk; the 1819, S . E. 17th St. NEk of NW-4 of SW4; the SW4 of NW-4 of SWk; Pt. Lauderdale, Fla. the SW4 of the NE4 of theSWk; W'� of SEk of SW4: the NEk of SWk of SW4: the E�. of Amount: $6,051.20 NWk of SWk of SA : and E' of SEk of SW4 of SW4 less 5 .50' thereof for Sheridan St. right-of-way and less N 150' of S 200' of W 150' of the said E'3 of the SEk of SWk of the SWk. H.& Ethel & J. G. & Margaret Hilgers 2342 S . Federal Highway Dania, Fla. Amount:$244.00 Julia Cassone Legal: Lots 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 & 13 of Block 3, 166 Hubbard Ave. and Stamford, Conn. Lots 6, 6, 8, & 9 of Block 4, Ocean View O Golf Addn. Amount $3,721.00 Carl C. Maccario sold to: Legal: Lot 14, Block 3, Ocean View Golf Addn. Claude & Blanche Guerton 417 S. E . 3rd Terr. A Dania, Fla. Amount: $366.00 F. A. & Joyce R. Robbins Legal: Lot 5, Block 3 Ocean View Golf Addn. 418 S. E. 3rd St. ® Dania, Florida Marie S . Swanson Legal: Lots 27 & 28, Block A, Park Hill Sub. 202 South Federal Hwy. Dania, Florida Amount: $610.00 W. W . Campbell & Catherine M. Bast 310 South Federal Hwy. Legal: The E.155' of the 5.65' of the N. 165' Dania, Florida of the Ez of the SEk of the NEk of the NWk of Sec.3T51SR42E, less State Rd. Amount: $396.50 Mabel C. Johnson Legal: TheE 1851 of the 5.60' of the N.225' 314 South Federal Hwy of the E'. of the SEk of the NEk of the Dania, Florida NWk of Sec.3T51SR42E, less State Road ® Amount $366.00 Joseph Hough, Jr. Legal: None listed on ledges card P.O.Box 692 Dania, Florida Amount: $305.00 F. E. & Goldie P .Brammer Legal: Lots 6 & 7, Block A, Park Hill Sub. P.O.Box 246 Dania, Florida Amount $488.00 9/3/68 -4- r MINUTES OF COMMISSION MEETING DANIA FLORIDA IIELD ON SEPTEM77-3, 48. -5- Voluntary Special Sewer Assessments - Resolution Adopted & Effective (Cont'd) Jean Felix and Chrix Quere Legal: Lot 9, Block 10, Town of Modelo Sub. 129 North Federal Hwy. Dania, Florida Amount: $305.00 E.H. & Henrietta Magnuson Legal: Lot 3, Block A, Park Hill Sub. 206 South Federal Hwy. Dania, Fla. Amount: $305.00 W. F. & Viola Pickering Legal: Larson -Subdivision 7100 West Lake Dr. West Palm Beach, Fla. Amount: $1, 217 .80 After discussion, Commissioner Houston moved the City Attorney be instructed to draw a resolution, adoptive and effective this date, authoriz- ing the proper officers of the City of Dania to enter into agreements with the above listed respective property owners adding their properties to the Sewer Assessment Roll for the amounts indicated. Commissioner Marant seconded the motion, which carried unanimously . Sewer Assessment Roll - Resolution Adopted and Effective S ter discussion on property owne y r. and Mrs. Joseph Bringman, i. e. , Lot 10, S2, Block 22, North Hollywood Subdivision, Commissioner Houston moved the City Attorney be instructed to draw a resolution, adopted and effective this date, authorizing the proper officers of the City of Dania to enter into an agreement with Mr. and Mrs . Joseph M. Bringman where- by the city waives $366.00 of the total assessment on the condition that an agreement effective for twenty (20) years be entered into providing that the lot not be divided. Commissioner Marant seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. Permit Fee Schedule Ordinance - Reading by Title Only, Third Reading n motion o ommissioner Houston, secon e y ommissioner ai ers, A and unanimously carried, the Commission approved reading the Permit Fee Schedule Ordinance by title only, Third Reading. Permit Fee Schedule Ordinance - Third and Final Reading After considerable iscussion and objections from Carl Zenobia and Robert Grammer in the audience, and Commissioners Houston and Thornton, p Commissioner Waiters moved that the Permit Fee Schedule Ordinance be passed on Third and Final Reading as read by title only effective September 16, 1968. Commissioner Marant seconded the motion and the Commissioners voted as follows: Houston No ® Marant Yes Thornton No Waiters Yes Kelly Yes Motion passed. 9/3/68 -S- Ell, MINUTES OF COMMISSION MEETING, DANIA, FLORIDA HELD ON SE 1 M 3, 9 -6- Occupational. License Ordinance - Second Reading by Title Only n motion o ommissioner Houston, secon e �y ommissioner Marant, and unanimously carried, the Commission approved reading the Occupational ' License Ordinance by title only, Second Reading. Occupational License Ordinance - Second Reading . n connec ion wi a propose ccupa ion License Ordinance, Mayor Kelly said the ordinance, as presented, was not intended to raise licensing fees this year, but that the intent was to add additional licensing cate- gories not presently covered in the present ordinance and to up-date the enforcement of the ordinance, subject to certain revisions as outlined by the Building Inspector, and the rates to be charged, where Dania does not have a rate presently, will then be picked up as the same rate charged by !' Hollywood. Mr. Mervin Span, Dania, was advised, in answer to his questions , that for his present occupation, his licensing fee for the forthcoming year would be the same as last year. Commissioner Houston objected to some of the fees proposed and Mayor Kelly suggested he make his recommendations to the City Attorney prior to Third Reading of the ordinance. After further discussion, a motion was made by Commissioner Waiters and seconded by Commission Marant to pass the proposed Occupational License Ordinance on Second Reading, read by title only, subject to certain revisions to be made by the City Attorney prior to Third Reading. The ' Commissioners voted as follows: Houston No Marant Yes Thornton No Waiters Yes Kelly Yes Motion passed. Commissioner Thornton, at this time, recommended that the City Clerk mail any renewal notices not yet sent out. Complaint - Drainage —fir-C. Pinter, 37 S. W. 10th St. , Dania, appeared before the Commission and was recognized by the Mayor. He said the rainwater comes up to the " door of his garage and the sewer cap was above the water; that at times there was 8" of water lying there. He said the Commission had previously said the alley would be the way it was before the sewer was put in, and requested the Commission to take care of this drainage problem by provid- ing three or four tons of black top, a depth of �" to 3" for about 201 . City Manager Goldberg said, that as the situation was heard here, the bonding company or sewer contractor was liable for this because this was one of those areas where the city notified them that the alley was not satisfactory. He said they did go back in their with their engineers and were supposed to have reset that alley at the grade it was before the sewers went in place and suggested, that Mr. Carney, along with the engineers check and find out whether or not it was replaced or made worse. Further, he said he did not think it should be the city's cost, but the sewer bond- ing company's cost. Mayor Kelly said he thought the city should do it and Dut it in along with the others the city will have to fight over. Com- missioner Thornton said he would like to see the matter resolved within th�; next week or ten (lays . Commissioner Thornton moved that the city take care of the drainage pro:Ilem at 37 S . U. 10th Street, Dania; to notify the bonding company in the proper manner, and to have the city proceed with the required work as cesignated by the engineers to get rid of the water. Commissioner _ iiou;ton seconded the motion, and the Commission passed it unanimously. ?/3/68 -6- .`- NINUTES COMMISSION MEETING DANIA FLORIDA HELD ON S PTEM R 3, -7- Mosquito & Sandfly Control Mr. Peter P . rossic, 529 N. W. 10th Street, Dania, appeared before the Commission and was recognized by the Mayor. He said that he, and :j the people in his neighborhood at Melaleuca Gardens have been bothered, especially at night, with biting bugs and requested that the city's fogging machine be sent there in the evenings, and more frequently than in the past. Commissioner Waiters said the county's plane and the city's Z'Yn fogger have tried to coordinate their efforts at controlling pests and said the city management would check further into this effort with the Acting Public Works Director, Mr. Pbtrozella. Commissioner Marant noted the Fire Chief had told him he had seen the fogging machine in that area only once and that last week was the second time. School Crossings r. Mervin Span, from the audience, requested information as to why the school crossings have not yet been properly marked prior to the commencement of the 1968-69 school year. Chief of Police Parton said a part on the machine to make these markings was broken and the city was looking for the part to fix the machine. Water Wells Mr. Gus Brice, Dania, appeared before the Commission and was recognized by the Mayor. He requested information as to the status of obtaining water wells for the City of Dania. He said the city seems to wait until the rainy seasons come on and then forget all about water wells until the city gets into a dry spell. He said he and others were well aware the city would be in serious trouble with regard to the water situation, if the city did not do something about it. Commissioner Houston said he had been recommending getting wells put in for sometime. In- the course of the conversations, Mr. Brice said he had started the ball rolling in this matter when he was on the Commission to go to the County Commissioners to make a deal with them to furnish water for Camp Blanding; he said the city can still go to them and make a deal with the County. •� Mr. Goldberg said this matter had been before the Commission at least a dozen times in the past year. Commissioner Thornton insisted it was up to the City Manager to find well sites and there was nothing the Commission could do until this was done. Mr. Goldberg said the Utility Committee sug- gested negotiating with the School Board for a well site at Stirling Road; also that a report had been received from the City Engineer concerning a using that location, which report was presented to the Commission. He said the figure was in the $100,000.00 bracket. He said a well had been put there and the water was good; that the School Board put in a test well and had supplied the city with the results. Commissioner Thornton said such a report had never been presented to him. Mr. Goldberg further said the School Board had suggested the city go through formal channels to put their request in for water and he said, that at that time, he asked the Commission if they wanted to go through with this in view of the cost ! of about $200,000.00, but that Commissioner Houston said he would take care of this . Mayor Kelly said this was a question of economics and that he had talked with the City Engineer in regard to the area just west of the Seaboard Railroad and this was where the matter had bogged down, right A here in the Commission. City Manager' s Report - State Road Department - Drainage Easement - A-1-A City Manager Goldberg sai e a received rom the State ad depart- ment a drainage easement regarding the widening of Dania Beach Blvd. from U . S . #1 to A-1-A to be executed by the city. He said the SRD was asking for the drainage easement over the Canal which runs roughly from the New England Raw Bar out to the interchange on the Intra-Coastal Waterway. Commissioner Thornton asked if the Canal would be left open or if the SRD was going to dump into it and Mr. Goldberg said he thought they were going to leave it open, but would have to look at the construction plans. At this time City Attorney Walden said Mr. Frost got a quitclaim deed to the city from Model Land Co. for the canal. Commissioner Thornton said he would not like to see the canal covered. 9/3/68 -7- J. •l4. MINUTES OF COMMISSIONMEETING DANIA FLORIDA HELD-ON SEPTEMBER 3, 1968. -8- City h1anagerls Report - State Road Department - Drainage Easement - A-1-A On motion of Commissioner 15ornton, seconded y Commissioner Marant and unanimously carried, the Commission tabled action on the SRD drainage easement until .further information is available on the easement. Sewers City Manager Goldberg requested authorization to advertise for bids on chemicals for the Water and Sewer Departments. Commissioner Thornton is asked what was the situation with the central purchasing agency through the county' s facilities and Mr. Goldberg said he believed the problem was that they had let out a bid and that the company would not honor the t cities at the same price. Mr. Carney, Sewer Superintendent, concurred with Mr. Goldberg' s understanding of the situation. After discussions, Mr. Carney was referred to the County Purchasing Agent, Mr. Fred Flanders, for further investigation of chemical prices to the city under the central �. purchasing plan, and make a report back to the Commission. F tj Bills Approved - Municipal Improvement No. 6555 - Delegal Pavin Contractors ity anager Go ergs matte t e recommendation o roome�— �; Farina, City Engineers, per their letter of August 29, 1968, that estimates for partial payments from Delegal Paving Contractors, Inc. dated August 28, 1968 be paid in the amount of $6,644.76, which estimates h: and verification of state of completion in the field Broome & Farina '1 attest to for payment. He said estimated completion was 31%. k s Commissioner Thornton moved that the bill from Delegal Pavings fi. Contractors, Inc. in the amount of $6,644.76 be approved for payment. Commissioner Waiters seconded the motion and the Commissioners voted as follows: Houston - Yes, but would like +' check held until work recommences . Marant - Yes Thornton - Yes Waiters - Yes Kelly - Yes Motion passed. Streets - Paving City anager Goldberg said that in line with paving to be done on the East Side for streets now under construction, the city had for some time had bad conditions on the West Side of town and particularly at the intersections of some of the streets . He said he would recommend that for the present time the Commission authorize up to $1,000.00 for the repair of these intersections, at least the worst intersections repaved. Commissioner Houston said he would like to see some bid prices made. Commissioner Waiters said he had a breakdown or list of some of the worst streets and would like to go along with the City Manager's recom- mention at this time. Mr. Mervin Span, from the audience, said the Com- mission should think about drainage problems first before resurfacing. Mayor Kelly said repaving is a temporary measure and that in about two years he thought the State would put pressure on for all cities to have in their sewers. Commissioner Thornton said he would like to see the city fix the streets that need to be fixed by putting in the drainage first and then resurfacing the streets. Mayor Kelly said he would like to see telephone bids put out instead of field bids for the work to be cone now up to $i.,000.00, with recommendations from the City Engineer. Commissioner Waiters made a motion that $1,000.00 be allocated for resurfacing intersections at N.W. 4th Ave. and W. Dania Beach Blvd., hi. W. Gth Ave . and lst St. (Tigertail Blvd.), and N.W. 6th Ave. 6 W. Dania Bach Blvd. . Commissioner Marant seconded the motion, and the Commis- sioners voted as follows: Houston No Marant No Thornton No Waiters Yes Kelly Yes Motion did not pass. 9/3f 8 -8= + P *7 IBM MINUTES OF COMMISSION MEETING DANIA FLORIDA tiELD ON SEPTEmER 3, lVbd. -9- 0 City Manager's Report - Streets - Paving City Manager erg requested 5Rhorization to advertise for bids for street paving work on the West Side of town in the estimated amount -: of $6 810.00. Mayor Kell said most of the work would be resurfacing. Y Y g• ¢�® City Manager Goldberg said the roads would be leveled, but the grades _'`''" would not be basically changed. Commissioner Thornton said he would like j ::- to see the streets fixed like they ought to be fixed, just as the city was doing on the east side. It was noted by City Attorney Walden, that if the streets were to be assessed to the property owners, the city would have to advertise for objections . Commissioner Thornton said he would ® also like to see drainage put in where necessary. City Attorney Walden said if the Commission were to do anything by special assessment, he : would suggest tabling the matter until the next meeting because the Com- mission would have to adopt a resolution of necessity, which pinpoints the exact places the city has in mind and what the city is going to do to them, and authorizing a public hearing. City Manager Goldberg said his recommendation was to basically take care of the bad intersections and those areas which may be twenty to thirty feet from the intersections, in accordance with the City Engineer's v recommendations and to receive authorization to advertise for bids for street resurfacing, including reworking swales in the total estimated y • amount of $6,810.00, which list of streets and estimated costs is attached hereto for the record. After further discussion, Commissioner Thornton made a motion to authorize the city engineer to prepare plans and specifications in regard to the fifteen streets noted above and to bring his recommenda- tions back to the Commission so that -the streets may be put in proper order and then as soon as possible the city should advertise for bids. Commissioner Marant seconded the motion, and the Commissioners voted as follows: Houston Yes • Marant Yes Thornton Yes Waiters Yes Kelly No Motion passed. • Adjournment - 11: 00 P.M. On notion ma e, seconded and unanimously passed, the Commission recessed its meeting until Wednesday, September 4, 1968, at 8:00 P.M. . Respectfully submitted, • Qf� �XayoIL4Commisgionet RoIe elly E. R. C y, city Cler u itor (gh) t 9/3/68 -9- t, COST ESTIMATE FOR STREET RESURFACING CITY OF DANIAY FLORIDA. Street Estimated Coat 1, N.W. 4th Avenue S Beach Blvd. 295.00 i 1 2. N.W, . 6th Avenue 9 let Street 320.00 . • - j 1 ; 3,, • N.W. 6th Ave. 8 Beach Blvd.. 365600 4. N.W. 7th Avenue & let Street 4 ! 240100 ! 5, N.W. 3rd Strait between Gth S 7th Ave. , ; � • ' ' 6. N.W. 3rd Street between 5th 8 6th Ave. (itesm 5.6# and 7) 11155,00 7. N,W, 7th Avenue South of 3rd Street 8. 5.W. 12th Avenue and 4th Terrace 95.00 9, S.W, 12th Avenue and Sth Street I 75.00 r j 0 10. S..W 12th Avenue and 6th Street 125,00 ` 11, S.W. 12th Avenue and 7th Stesot 190.00 y 12, S.W. 12th Avenue and Stirling Road t 90000 13, S,W, 5th Court and lat. Street ` 440.00 ® 14,' S6W. 5th Court north of Stirling Road 275.00 \ � • { 15, N.W, 2nd' Street from 5t4. to,7th Avenues 1,040,00 I 1 • ' . Sub-Total $40705.00 ! { 15% Contingencies 795.00 TOTAL ESTIMATED. COST FOR ! > RESURFACING Reworking Sweles 98200,06/day r „c 5 ., Estimste•7 dove � 1.400,00 :•60810,00 ' 1 I I' t ® - 1 L '1 I / • �- / ' • S • ` S FYI a " r 4 1 7. it r I f \ ! ♦" I 1' �... •..,, J. , .i 4 1. ♦ .vo ♦ 1 J : a l I! 1 ; :