HomeMy WebLinkAbout31058 - MINUTES - City Commission MINUTES OF COMMISSION MEETING DANIA FLORIDA
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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 F . M. , August 19, 1968.
1h, invocation was given by City Attorney Clarke Walden and the pledge
i 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 resent:
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Mayor - Commissioner - Robert Kelly
Commissioners - Robert E . Houston
?` - Joseph Thornton
- Boisy N. Waiters
Absent - Richard Marant
City Manager - Stanley B. Goldberg
City Attorney - Clarke Walden
Chief of Police - Donald Parton
Building Inspector - Hubert Walker
City Clerk-Auditor - E. R. Clay
There being a quorum present, the Mayor called the meeting to order.
City Commission
On motion of Commissioner Thornton, seconded by Commissioner Waiters,
and unanimously passed, the Commission excused Commissioner Marant from the
meeting.
Minutes Approved
On motion of Commissioner Thornton, seconded by Commissioner Waiters,
and unanimously passed, the Commission approved the Minutes of June 24,
July 1, July 15, July 17, and July 22, 1968.
ReZoning - R-Apartment Zoning Classification Ordinance
On recommendation ot City Attorney Walden and on motion of Commissioner
Houston, seconded by Commissioner Waiters and unanimously passed, the Commis-
sion tabled until September 3, 1968, the Third and Final Reading of an
Ordinance rezoning the property known as the Smith & Bellows Tract to R-Apart-
ment Zoning Classification.
Drainage and Paving - Municipal Improvement #6555
delegation of home owners appeared a ore the Commission to discuss
the drainage and paving of S . W llth Street, Dania, Florida. The spokes-
man said the people all agreed to pay for the paving of the new street with
the promise they would get drainage, but that now the drainage had been cut
out. He said that when they asked to have the street repaved, the Commission
said they could not repave it because it would not last and the water would
tear the street up and wanted to know what was going to happen to the new
street. He said this was a problem that was supposed to be taken care of by
the city and that Commissioner Waiters promised, that if they agreed to go
ahead with the street, they would get the drainage. Commissioner Houston
asked Commissioner Waiters if he had made such a promise and said Commissioner
Waiters had no authority to make such a promise, Mayor Kelly said the issue
was whether the drainage was needed on S. W. llth Street and whether the city
was going to do it or not. He said the bid was let in separate bids and the
drainage was separate; that some Commissioners that were for putting in the
drainage and other who said the drainage could be put in later. He said the
city engineer had recommended putting in the drainage and that there would
® not be enough drainage through the swales to take care of the drainage.
After discussion. Commissioner Waiters made a motion to put the drain-
age in at S. W. llth Street while the street was under construction. Motion
died for lack of a second.
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M1NUTES 01.2 COMMISSION MEETING DANIA FLORIDA
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' Permit Pee Schedule Ordinance - Second Readin
n motion o ommissioner Houston secon ed by Commissioner Thornton.
and unanimous) carried the Commission Y , passed on Second Reading, read by title
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only, the Permit Fee Schedule Ordinance .
.. ® Occupational License Ordinance - First Reading
i; Commissioner aiters moved t at t e ccupational License Ordinance
presented for First Reading be tabled. Motion died for lack of a second.
Commissioner Houston moved that the Occupational License Ordinance
be read by title only and passed on First Reading. Commissioner Thornton
seconded the motion.
t=" Commissioner Houston noted at this time that the handling of issuing
and enforcing occupational licenses should be under the complete jurisdic-
tion of the City Clerk, and Mayor Kelly said that the manner in which
occupational licenses are transferred should be looked into so that dis-
crepancies or errors will not occur when issuing these licenses.
Mayor x Kelly said he understood the Ordinance would not increase the fees, but would increase the categories for occupational licenses as well t:
as up-dating the categories . City Manager Goldberg questioned whether it
was the intent of the Commission to change the fees for the forthcoming
fiscal year, because, if the city was going to change the fees, the Cityi
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*fit Clerk would have to be instructed what to do very shortly, Commissioner
Houston said he believed the City Clerk had plenty of time in which to mail
out renewal notices , Commissioner Houston said occupational licenses do
not become delinquent until after October 1, 1968 of the fiscal year.
Building Inspector Walker said renewal notices for Certificates of Competenc,, ¢
A for the trades were generally sent out in August so the holders of such
certificates could renew their occupational licenses as of September 1st
of the fiscal year. Commissioner Waiters recommended that the City Clerk
send out the balance of prepared occupational license renewal notices on
r September 15, 1968.
There being no further discussion on the motion on the floor, the
Commissioners voted as follows:
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Houston Yes
Thornton Yes
Waiters Yes
Motion passed. Kelly No
Civil Service - Resolution Adopted and Effective (Implementation of Civil
7rvice an
7—ty-TtEtorney Walden presented a Resolution to implement the Civil
Service Plan so that said plan would be in full force and effect, Commis-
sioner Houston said there had been a conference prior to the Commission
meeting on this plan and stated that, if any changes were contemplated, he
wished them brought out now and whether certain individuals came under the
Civil Service Plan. City Attorney Walden said the persons discussed to
come under the civil service plan, as it reads. Commissioner Houston said
he did not want to see any Commissioner coming before the Commission in a
week or two and attempt to change the classifications . Commissioner Waiters
said they had not exactly decided which persons would come under the plan
and Commissioner Houston said, then, he could not vote on it.
Commissioner Waiters made a motion that the Resolution implementing
A the Civil S- rvice Plan to put said plan in full force and effect be adopted
this date . Commissioner Thornton seconded the motion for discussion purposes
only.
Commissioner Thornton asked if Civil Service superseded the City Charter
and City Attorney Walden said it did because the Civil Service Plan amended
• the Charter and it superseded anything earlier in the Charter, if there was
a conflict. City Attorney Walden said the Personnel Director sets up the
examinations and tests and eligibility lists and personnel are hired from
that list.
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Civil S rvice, Implementation of Plan - Resolution Adopted and Effective (Cont'(I)
' Commissioner " ornton asked wen the tests wou e set up an ity <.
Attorney Walden said the plans call for the Personnel Director to do it at 4
once . Mayor Kelly said that one of the first things the Personnel Director
would do would be to classify the present employees and advertising for anv
r';-- new categories or employees that are needed and the Civil Service Board will
ssubmit sealed tests; that the Board will not know what these contain, which
tests will come from the University of Chicago and the University of California .
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ss Sample examinations are sent to the Civil Service Board and Personnel Director,
>_1 said Mr , Armand Wells, but that neither the Personnel Director nor Civil A
S,crvice Board know what the actual tests consist of as they are sealed tests,
® These sample tests, he said, were multiple choice and they pick the sample
test nearest to the category to be filled:
There being no further discussion on the floor to adopt the resolution
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implementing the Civil Service Program in full force and effect this date,
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$,;,,• motion being made and seconded, the Commissioners voted as follows:
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?^ Houston Yes
Thornton Yes
Waiters Yes
Kelly Yes
"r Motion passed.
'i Garbage Ordinance
' City Manager Walden submitted for further discussion the matter of
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th(- proposed Garbage Ordinance, which as passed on First and Second Readings.
g After twenty minutes of discussion, City Manager Goldberg recommended, that
^' • in the Garbage Ordinance now before the Commission, that after the word license,"
in Section ?_, amend to read, "comma, excluding condominiums , co-ops and apart-
ments,"and then under Section 3, put a comma at the end of the sentence and
add, "including condominiums, co-ops and apartments." In the discussions,
Mayor Kelly said he would like to see some reasonable fee put into this
ordinance whereby a person who has a motel, or a trailer park, were willing
to pay a little more for garbage pick-up, that it would be helpful. City
Manager Goldberg pointed out that the 1937 Garbage Ordinance says that the
city shall charge $1.00 per can and that he was sure, that when the State
Auditors ' reports is submitted, the State is going to know the city has
not been making these charges .of $1.00 per can. He said in the 1965 Minutes
this same issue had been handled by previous Commissions and, apparently,
every Commission that has sat in the City of Dania has found the garbage
situation to be a problem. The question he said was whether the city was
going to continue to operate under a 1937 ordinance and that he could not
enforce this ordinance.
After a thirty minute discussion on the pros and cons of adopting a
S Garbage Ordinance at this time, Commissioner Houston moved that the two
previous Readings of the Garbage Ordinance be cancelled, and Commissioner
Thornton seconded the motion. City Manager Goldberg said he was firmly
opposed to rescinding the Garbage Ordinance before the Commission now
whereupon the Commissioners voted as follows:
0 Houston Yes
Thornton Yes
Waiters No
Kelly No
Motion stalemated.
Permits
—amity Attorney Walden submitted the recommendation of the Planning
and 'honing Board that the request of Robert and Addie Mae Chunn to build
a 4-unit apartment be approved and a permit issued for such construction.
Commissioner Houston moved that the application of Robert And Addie
Lac. Chunn to construct a 4-unit apartment at Lots 9 and 10, Block A,
George Phippen Sub, of outlot 13, Dania, Florida be approved and a permit
for construction issued them, and Commissioner Thornton seconded the motion,
which notion passed unanimously.
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i'.oning Board recommendation of the Planning
_ nTi�,c'rr!'� '•'a1�LY ,ubmi,tted the P rear of the
request of Milton L. Jones , Or - , 2
Dania to encroach 5 feet in gal is Lots 2 and
D:olruing the
Court, j,!o 6which leg
that a Public Hearing be
,u1Id S Sr.�t in (rontoi the build,norida, 1969, at s T
H r J.y p nlc ubd:ivision, Board on September 10, E
and Zoning w
the Planning
pla
on Tuesday, September 10,
on„n ,sion,:r Houston moved than Hearing recommendation ° be authorized. Fw �c
n.i rn,) floarc 4 to conduct a public roved the
at 8 1 P .Ni tos}o'ondehethegmotio uestof
lthe Commission aPP
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sior, .r
{ ,till nn a117 i➢Oil-1y s
y endation of the Planning
and /on:ing Board 410
, , inq Donald W . Nelson, Inc. ,
ty t trornc, , Wa .den submitted the
ofcMr. az 5�
representing Stirling,
„ .',oning Hoar'<] concerning Florida, p and 3, Block 1,
}},a )ch Blvd. , ilallandale, to C1 Zoning
q !;mdal o c Homesites, to rezone Lots 1, �]
r of Coll-g Classification public
n' "eVelQk endation was that a P
nLl• ge Ilomesites, Dania from BuTneerecommeng Board on September 10, E
ification eggs stations) . and Zoning 1 in with -•
1 SSA
Tnc .+s conditions of comp Y g
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n9 bF ; Onil' iedand thattStirling,ngn a fence around the lakcommenced �
jr 8, at utting
at the north side of the lake e
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e, C�,rmance bond conditions of p
❑omesites and an alley
public e hearing• i ,
!iately and prior to th if the bond was still
blr . Robert Grammer,
from the audience, asked
bond was no good
oc:c; and Commissioner Houston said he understood Commissioner Thorntonb ind
efore
seconded by public
hearing 11Ca_
Comm] =lion"r I.tlrat Stirling, Inc• be denied a P rezoning aPP
n-mousyy Passed Board and City Commission to them seven years ago.
h, manning and Zoning conditions outlined and any other
they' complied with aving an alley
ic1 unti]. fencl;ng, P
n_ tall sidtw. le 5 water lines ,
asters previously agreed upon . Inspector, Mr*
that the Building inspector)
and require-
City Attorney �,)aldenre commended
e d theCommission+s
inform Stirling, Inc .
Board the Planning
oning Attorney, represent-
'n Utalden submitted the recommendation H. Zirillo�, o
p,tto�n�'i o request of David H.
rd that the ne to reall of the revised Plat of Belle
® n rasco' s re0.ue5and thezOsouth 40
+ for public dedication to
:asterly 25'
�]assification be denied. seconded by
issioner Houston,
assed, the Commission authorized
on, on motion of Comm 16 1968, 8:15 P .M. ,
A '-,, at;on arn1 unanimously pSeptember to rezone his
b,_ eonuuct_,' Tuesday, Albino Vandraseo
application (. rovided Mr. Vandraseo
Of th. n P requesting such
4 ent 9.on'ing Classification, p
vIent and paic'; for the advertisement
co
t`oG S nn Court, Dania, Vandraseo request
the appeared before the
y th= l•;ayor. H asked if
�n and was advised bythe Mayor, that if there
requesting a public hearing, the
newspaper re0. owners of
'rlic hearing, and the property
,t be or not to be rezoned would be
c the City Commission.
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�;,.I Zoning Board drt
�— +ttorney ;widen submitted the recommendation of the Planning
nq I'.narl onccrni-ng the request of Milton L. Jones, Jr. , 21
� cl-h (•.rnrrt; I4o . 6 . Dania to encroach 5 feet in the rear of the
J e�nU feet in frontof the building, which legal is Lots 2 and
I , I1 my Park Subcl.i.vision, Florida, that a Public Hearing be
I or t:1r! Planning and Zoning Board on September 10, 1968, at
comnu ., oncr Ilouston moved that the recommendation of September Planning ;
nr Zoning Bo;rrd to conduct a Public Hearing on Tuesday, ,
L•1 t3, at 8: 15 P .ht• toS"Ondehethe request
motionfand Milton
the Commission jr.
approvedtthe,7ed.
inumis>ioncr :Jaitcers
a, ;-ion unanimously. :
I'l,uininq and ironing Board the
C .ty ttorney Wal en submitteduest o the f MIr�eDonaldnW of
Nelson1a410ng t
nr;l Zoning Board concerning the reqHallandale,
, Florida, representing Stirling, Inc .,
[Irl.11andale Bach Blvd.
the developer of College Homesites, to rezone Lots i, c and 3, Block 1,
Cr>llege Ilomcsites�sDanations) .Bulheerecommenss dationswascthatnatpublico Cl oning c
('l assificati.on (g yr
h aring be conducted before the Planning and Zoning Board on September of complying with
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1r68, at 8: 30 P . t•1 . and that Stirling, Inc is conditions
pt rt
erformance bond conditions of putting in a fence around the lake at
llege Homesites and an alley at the north side of the lake be commenced
Co z•,
.Imediately and prior to the public hearing .
I:r . Robort Grammer, from the audience, asked if the bond was still
good and Commissioner Houston said he understood the bond was no good
and
(,ommission ,r Itouston moved, seconded by Commissioner ublic hearingnbefore
ulanimously passed that Stirling, Inc. be denied a p lica-
the Planning and Zoning Board andcon Ciionsooutlined to thmmission on emrseven nyears ago:
., ion until t}iey comp
install sid ,%oalks, water lines, fencng, paving an alley and any other
natters previously agreed upon .
City Attorney Walden recommended that the Building Inspector, Mr.
ll:• r, intorrn Stirling, Inc . of the Commission's decision and require-
�,nt:
�az,i-;rid �uul Zoning Board
..� i ; , Attorney Walden submitted the recommendation of the Planning
Hirt: iSoard that the request of David H. Zirillo, Attorney, represent-
i andrasco`s request to rezone all of the revisedePlat f Belle
th easterly 25' and the south 40' for p
ubl to
(r _,,,n'ng Classification be denied.
a ,
tO uss on, on motion of Commissioner
Commission authorized
• VC �rnton and unanimously passed,
�uhbe conducted Tiesday, September 16, 1968, 8:15 P.M. ,
rezone
4 Vandrao to
of th application of Albino roviided Mr. Vandrascois
'� Pnt zoning Classification, p
misS1ocg and paid for the advertisement requesting such
a°
tea°5 o c.
v'e i C,_g$ E , 2nd Court, Dania, appeared before the Com-
coed `� oT. the May or. He asked if the Vandrasco request
ifle -)n and was advised by the Mayor, that if there
ea
newspaper requesting a PobeTt howners of
'llic hearing, and the p P y
8I19ICa 'ti to be or not to be rezoned would be
^e the City Commission.
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QF C061MISSIO14 MEETING
DANIA FLORIDA
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r ing and Zoning Board
C1�Y ttorney a en and Zoning Board con submitted the recommendation
buildingtando3r e No. 6, Dania etoeencroach 5 of the Planning
quest of Milton L. Jones
z Block 1 feet in frontof the buildin feet in the
HOnrY Park Subdivision g which rear of the
before the Plannin , Florida legal as Lots 2 and
ti 8: 15 P, M, • 9 and Zoning Board on Seat a Public Hearing be
September to
, 1g68, at
Commissioner
® and Zonin Houston moved that the
19G8 g Board to conduct a Public recommendation
at 8:15 P.M. to hear Hearin of the Planning
Commissioner Waiters the request of g °n Tuesday, September l0
action unanimously, seconded the motion Milton o Jones, Jr, be authorized.
and the Commission approved the
Planning and Zoning
City ttorne Board
and 'Zoning Board c a en submitted the recommendation
Hallandale Beach goncerning the re of the P
lvd., Hallandale quest of Mr' Donald W. Nelsonlanning
the developer of Colle e lorida , 410
College Homesites g Homesites , representing Stirling,
Classification ' Dania from Business rezone Lots 1, 2, and 3 Block
(gas stations), Zoning Classification ' Block 1,
hearing be conducted before The recommendation was to Cl Zoning
at 8:30 P. M. and Se Tinning and Zoning that a public Performance bond conditions of g Board on September
Co11e e 8, Inc
s conditions of complying
ith
g Homesites and an alle putting in a fence around
r; Immediately and prior to the Y at the north side the lake at
® public hearing• of the lake be commenced
Mr. Robertgood and Commissioner
Grammer) from the audience, asked if
?r mmissioner Houston s the r`r. Commissioner aid he understood the bondbwas noond sgo all
' Houston moved
tile Planning
Passed that Stirling, seconded by Commissioner Thornton and
Plan ing and Zoningand mmissi
tion l the Board I be denied a Public hearing
w=d, install Y complied with conditions ommission on an g before
w . sidewalks, water g, pavin Outlined to them seerezonn Yearslaga_
matters previously agreed upon.
fencin
eon. 9 alley and any other go.
Walker
City AttornyWalden recommended that the Building
• ments• I informStirling, Inc• of
the Commission's decision sand tor' Mr.
require-
Planning and Zoning Board
City Attorney al en submitted t
and Zoning Board that he recommendation
the request of ommendation of the Planning
ndrasco s request David H. Zirillo
® Dania, Va r
less the easterly 25' to rezone all of the revised Plat Zoning and
be south 40t
for public dedicationBtole
After discussion denied,
Commissioner , °ri motion of Commissioner
a Public Thornton and unanimously passed Houston
® theear tt be conducted Tuesday, Sssed t el6o seconded by
to hear matter of Commis
authorized
property to R_Apartment Zoning
cation of Albino Vandrasco' 8:15 p,M
:fished a public hearingZoning Classification ° to rezone his
Public hearing, and Paid for the advertisement requesting Mr' Vandrasco
requesting such
Mr. Ecward
mission and Pjas R-ga, 110 S, E, 2nd Court
_1l recognized by the Mayor. Dania, appeared
Com before the Commission and was . He asked before the Cues
werean advertisement fie the Vandrasco
Commission Put in the newspaperadvised by the Ma request
cord c:`ithiould onduct such publichearinequestin Mayor
that if there
300 of the g a public hearing, the
notified of the Property to be g' and the property owners of
Public hearing before the CityCnot ommission. would be
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II1NUTPS OP commISSION MEETING. DANIA, FLORIDA HELD ON uGUST 19,
Planning and Zoning Board r"• '
City Attorney Walden submitted the recommendation of the Planning and
Zoning Board that the request of William E. Murawska, represented �by Robert
E . Dubow, Attorney, to vacate the below listed streets be approved with
the understanding that all city vehicles and service utilities have access .
to the property: Holding Drive
River Drive
N . E. 53rd Street
N, E. 54th, Street
N. E. 55th Street
The general locationof the property in which the streets are located
is Cutnhcanal, and east ofResurrection Catholic ue, south of the Church. Dania
Church. The legal
off
description of the property is:
The west 181 feet of Blocks 1, 2, 3, and 4, together with all of
Blocks 5, 6, 7, and 8 of the Amended Plat of Harbor Lawns No. 1,
according to the plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 14, page 46,
Broward County Public Records .
City Attorney Walden recommended that the City Commission conduct a
public hearing on September 16, 1968 on the vacation of streets in the
Murawska property so that action on the site development plans to be
taken at the Planning and Zoning Board meeting on September 10, 1968, can
be considered by the Commission at its advertised public hearing September
16 , 1968. authorize
Commissioner Houston moved that the City Commission/advertising for
a public hearing before the Planning and Zoning Board, Tuesday, September
10, 19685 at 8:45 P.M. to hear the matter of vacating and abandonment of
streets in the Murawska property, and to hear objections or criticisms
concerning the Murawaka site development plan; further that the City
Commission authorize advertising for a public hearing before the City
Commissioner on Monday, September, 16, 1968, at 8:15 P. M, to conduct a
public hearing on the same aforementioned matters . Commissioner Thornton
seconded the motion, which was passed unanimously by the Commission.
Planning and Zoning Board
• 1ty ttorney a en submitted the recommendation of the Planning
and Zoning Board that the request of William Beal, William Beal Sign
Company, 1413 S . W. 2nd Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, to erect a billboard
advertising Pirates World of Dania,Higat approximately 2000 North Federal
fore
andhZoningaBoardbonsTuesdaya public
Septembe10,h1968j,g ate9:15 P . M.
Planning
• On motion of Commissioner Houston, seconded by Commissioner Thornton
and unanimously passed, the City Commission authorized advertising for a
public hearing before the Planning and Zoning Board, September 10, 1968,
9: 15 P . M. to hear criticisms to the erection of a billboard on North
Federal Highway, provided Mr. Beal put up a $50.00 deposit to apply to
. the advertisement and so advise the Building Inspector of his desire for
a public hearing.
Planning and Zoning Board
ity ttorney a en submitted the recommendation of the Planning
and Zoning Board that Mr. C. T. Robertson re-advertise his requestSub-
to n Junior High
• change existing zoning to R-Apartment Zoning Classification in the
division known as St. James Park of Delmar: north of Oise
gh
School, west of S .E . Sth Avenue, south of S . E. loth Street, and east of
S. E . 2nd Avenue, Dania, Broward County, Florida.
On motion of Commissioner Houston, seconded by Commissioner Waiters,
and unanimously passed, the City Commission authorized advertising for
a public hearing the request of Mr. C. T. Robertson to rezone his property
described above to R-Apartment Zoning Classification, said public hearing
to be conducted before the Planning and Zoning Board to hear any objections
to said rezoning on Tuesday, September 10, 1968, at 9:00 P. M. -
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HE],]) ON AUGUST 19, 196 .
Planning and Zoning Board
City Attorney alden submitted the recommendation of the Planning and
Zoning Board that the request of William E. Murawska, represented -by Robert
E. Dubow, Attorney, to vacate the below listed streets be approved with
A the understanding that all city vehicles and service utilities have access
to the property:
Holding Drive
River Drive
N. E. 53rd Street
N. E. 54th Street
® N. E. 55th Street
The general location of the property. in which the streets are located
is north of N. E. 2nd Street, east of N. E. 3rd Avenue, south of the Dania
Cut-off Canal, andeast of the Resurrection Catholic Church. The legal
description of the property is:
® The west 181 feet of Blocks 1, 2, 3, and 4, together with all of
Blocks 5, 6, 7, and 8 of the Amended Plat of Harbor Lawns No. 1,
according to the plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 14, page 46,
Broward County Public Records .
City Attorney Walden recommended that the City Commission conduct a
public hearing on September 16, 1968 on the vacation of streets in the
Murawska property so that action on the site development plans to be
taken at the Planning and Zoning Board meeting on September 10, 1968, can
be considered by the Commission at its advertised public hearing September
16, 1968.
® authorize
Commissioner Houston moved that the City Commission/advertising for
a public hearing before the Planning and Zoning Board, Tuesday, September
10, 1968, at 8:45 P.M. to hear the matter of vacating and abandonment of
streets in the Murawska property, and to hear objections or criticisms
concerning the Murawaka site development plan; further that the City
Commission authorize advertising for a public hearing before the City
Commissioner on Monday, September 16, 1968, at 8:15 P. M. to conduct a
public hearing on the same aforementioned matters. Commissioner Thornton
seconded the motion, which was passed unanimously by the Commission.
Planning and Zoning Board
6 City Attorney Walden submitted the recommendation of the Planning
and Zoning Board that the request of William Beal, William Beal Sign
Company, 1.413 S . W. 2nd Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, to erect a billboard
advertising Pirates World of Dania, at approximately 2000 North Federal
Highway, Dania, be submitted for a public hearing before the Planning
and Zoning Board on Tuesday, September 10, 1968, at 9:15 P . M.
• On motion of Commissioner Houston, seconded by Commissioner Thornton
and unanimously passed, the City Commission authorized advertising for a
public hearing before the Planning and Zoning Board, September 10, 1968,
9:15 P . M. to hear criticisms to the erection of a billboard on North
Federal Highway, provided Mr. Beal put up a $50.00 deposit to apply to
® the advertisement and so advise the Building Inspector of his desire for
a public hearing.
Planning and Zoning Board
City Attorney a en submitted the recommendation of the Planning
and Zoning Board that Mr. C. T. Robertson re-advertise his request to
change existing zoning to R-Apartment Zoning Classification in the Sub-
division I:nown as St. James Park of Delmar: north of Olsen Junior High
School, west of S .E . Sth Avenue, south of S . E. loth Street, and east of
S . E . 2nd Avenue, Dania, Broward County, Florida.
On motion of Commissioner Houston, seconded by Commissioner Waiters,
ana unanimously passed, the City Commission authorized advertising for
a public h.wring the request of Mr. C. T. Robertson to rezone his property
described above to R-Apartment Zoning Classification, said public hearing
to be conducted before the Planning and Zoning Board to hear any objections
to said rezoning on Tuesday, September 10, 1968, at 9:00 P. M. .
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Planning and Zoning Board
i y Attorney Walden submitted the recommendation of the Planning
and 7,nni.nq Board, that the plot plan submitted by Florida Mercury Building
& Trading, inc . , 810 N. W. 9th Avenue, Dania, to construct a 1.4-unit
p apartment building at 13 - 17 N.E. 2nd Avenue, Dania, be approved.
`. On motion of Commissioner Houston, seconded by Commissioner Waiters,
and unanimously passed, the City Commission approved the plot plan of
Florida Mercury Building & Trading, Inc. to construct a 14-unit apartment
>: building in Dania, as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Board.
Planning and Zoning Board
1 C ttorney Walden submitted the recommendation of the Planning
4 and Zoning Board, that at its public hearing on August 13, 1968, the
r request of Edward C . LaVoque, 342 N. E. 2nd Court, Dania, for a variance
permit to construct a swimming pool within the rear setback line on these
® premises was approved.
On motion of Commissioner Houston, seconded by Commissioner Waiters,
and unanimously passed, the City Commission accepted the recommendation
'( of the Planning and Zoning Board and authorized a variance permit be
`N granted Mr. Edward C. LaVoque, 342 N. E . 2nd Court, Dania, to construct
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City ttorney Walden submitted the recommendation of the Planning andx
.; Zoning Board that a public hearing be conducted before the Planning and
Zoning Board to hear objections to granting a variance to Mr, and Mrs.
® Lewis H. Brazelton, to have the west 10 feet of their Lot 18 and all of
Lot 1.9, Block 1, Dania Golf View, Dania, Florida rezoned to R-2 Zoning
Classification to conform to the rest of their property, which is R-1 Zoning
Classification.
On motion of Commissioner Waiters, seconded by Commissioner Thornton
and unanimously passed, the City Commission authorized advertising for a
public hearing before the Planning and Zoning Board on Tuesday, September
101 1968, at 9: 30 P. M. to conduct a hearing into any objections to said
request for a change in zoning of the Brazelton's property.
Planning and Zoning Board - Bills Approved
On motion or Commissioner aiiters,seconded by Commissioner Thornton
and unanimously passed, the Commission authorized two members of the Planning
anc Zoning Board to attend a planning seminar entitled "New Directions in
Land Use and Transportation," sponsored by the Florida Atlantic University,
Division of Continuing Education, at the Galt Ocean Mile Hotel, Fort Lauder-
dale on Sopterr;b=r S and 6, 1968, and approved the fee in the amount of
$15.Co for each person, or a total of $30.00,
Planning and Zoning Board
City Attorney al en submitted the recommendation of the Planning
and Zoning that the plans of Frank Hill to construct a 4-unit apartment
at 215 or 217 S. E. Park Street, Dania, be approved. On motion of Com-
missioner Thornton, seconded by Commissioner Houston and unanimously
passed, the Commission approved the plans of Frank Hill to construct a
4-unit apartment on S. E Park Street, Dania, Florida.
st Side - Dania, Florida
Mr. David Curry appeared before the Commission at this time and was
® recognised by the Mayor. He said he wished to discuss what action the city
contemplated taking in regard to improvements for the West Side of Dania:
- ) Drainage problems at N. W. 7th Avenue and at intersection of
N. W. 1st Street and N. W 6th Avenue;
2) General street repairs;
3) Caretaker for the Recreation Center; building needs to be
painted and trash picked up, and new toilet facilities are
needed at the south end of the park.
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4) Need traffic light at S . W. lst Street and Phippe.n Road near
S . W. 6th Avenue, or a 4-way stop. Mayor Kelly recommended the
-W, Police Chief to solve this problem or to come back to the Com-
mission with a recommendation.
`. 5) Need shacks to be torn down on the West Side.
6) Need ball park lights at West Side Park
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7) Need jungle-like growth cut next to the American Legion building
across from the West Side Park.
8) Need to have junked cars removed from the West Side .
9) These grievances brought to the attention of the Commission
three or four times in the past and action, is wanted immediately.
Commissioner Waiters assured Mr. Curry and others in the delegation
the city would take care of the aformentioned matters .
® City Manager's Report - Sewers
ar City Manager Goldberg recommended that legal action be taken by City
s. Attorney Clarke Walden regarding the $10,000.00 that was due from Peerless
Sewer Bonding Company and, also, that the City Attorney take some action
regarding the bonding company's refusal to be responsible for the Hilger-Ely
sewer line which was found to be i stalled incorrectly by Sewer Superintend-
ent William Carney and checked by} city's Sewer Engineers, Philpott, Ross
& Saarinen. City Attorney Walden said he would handle the matter of the
bonding company .
Commissioner Thornton moved that the Hilger-Ely sewer line be corrected
and Commissioner Houston seconded the motion which passed unanimously.
Recess
—bn motion made, seconded and unanimously passed, the City Commission
recessed their meeting at 11:00 P. M. until 5:00 P.M., Tuesday, August 20,
1968.
Respectfully submitted,
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