HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967-08-21 Regular City Commission Meeting Minutes MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING, CITY COMMISSION, CITY OF DANIA,
FLORIDA, HELD AUGUST 21, 1967
The City Commission of the City of Dania, Florida, met in
Regular Session in the Commission Room at the City Hall.
Present were: MAYOR-COMMISSIONER RICHARD MARANT
COMMISSIONERS JAMES G. ADAMS
GUS S. BRICE
ROBERT KELLY
BOISY N. WAITERS
CITY ATTORNEY CLARKE WALDEN
CITY MANAGER STANLEY GOLDBERG
CHIEF OF POLICE ANTHONY CARACCI
BUILDING INSPECTOR HUBERT WALKER
CITY CLERK MARY THORNHILL
The meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by Mayor Marant,
after which Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance were;,held.
ORDINANCE: Amending the existing ordinance regarding
utility tax. (Third Reading)
City Attorney Walden read the ordinance entitled:
AN ORDINANCE amending Section 23-9, Code of Ordinances,
City of Dania, Florida, concerning the tax imposed on
various types of utilities; and repealing all ordinances
or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith to the ex-
tent of such conflict; and providing that this ordinance
shall be in force and take effect immediately upon its
passage and adoption.
A motion was made by Commissioner Brice that the ordinance be
passed on third and final reading. The motion was seconded by
Commissioner Kelly, and the roll being called, the Commissioners
voted as followsi
Adams Yes
Brice Yes
Kelly Yes
Waiters Yes
Marant Yes
RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE AUGUST 8 MEETING of the Planning
and Zoning Board.
(2) Public Hearing, 7:45 P.M.: Pirates Ports of Florida
Inc., request variance from C-1 to AP-1.
Legal: N 150' of S 200T of W 150? of E� of SE.
Of SW'k of SWk of Section 2, Township 51
South, Range 42 East.
Address: East Sheridan Street.
A motion was made by Mr. DeMuzzio that the variance be granted
as presented. The motion ;,as seconded by Mr. Sessa, and carried
unanimously.
A motion was made by Commissioner Waiters to authorize a Public Hear-
ing before the City Commission for September 18, at 8:30 P.M. The
motion was seconded by Commissioner Kelly, and the roll being called,
the Commissioners voted as follows:
Adams Yes
Brice Yes
Kelly Yes
Waiters Yes
Marant Yes
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(3) John W. Kislop, 319 N.E. 2nd Court: Requests vari-
ance in set back requirements to install and enclose
a pool.
Legal: S 30' of Lot 19 & N 40' of Lot 20, Block 1,
r ® Poinciana Park.
i, Address: 319 N.E. 2nd Court.
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A motion was made by Mr. Erwin to recommend a public hear-
ing for a variance be held before the Zoning Board on Septem-
ber 12, 1967, at 8:15 P.M. The motion was seconded by Mr.
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DeMuzzio, and carried unanimously.
A motion was made by Commissioner Adams to authorize a Public Hear-
ing be held for the Zoning Board for September 12, 1967, at 8:15 P.M.
y The motion was seconded by Commissioner Waiters, and the roll being
called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Adams Yes
Brice Yes
Kelly Yes
Waiters Yes
Marant Yes
(4) Carmino Penta, 37 S.W. loth Street: Requests permission
to build a duplex.
Legal: Lot 16, Block 48, North Hollywood
Address: 37 S.W. loth Street.
® A motion was made by Mr. Erwin to recommend a public hearing
for a variance be held before the Zoning Board on September 12
1967, at 8:30 P.M. The motion was seconded by Mr. Sessa, and
carried unanimously.
Mr. Penta was present and withdrew his request. No action.
(5) Public Hearing, 8:15 P.M.: Pirates Ports of Plorida, Inc. ,
request variance from AP-1 to C-1.
Legal: N 1501 of S 2001 of E 1501 of W 239.501 of SWP
Of SEk of SW'k of Section 2, Township 51 South,
Range 42 East.
® Address: East Sheridan Street.
A motion was made by Mr. DeMuzzio to approve the request as
presented. The motion was seconded by Mr. Sessa, and carried
unanimously.
A motion was made by Commissioner Waiters to authorize a Public Hear-
ing be held before the City Commission for September 18, at 8:45 P.M.
The motion was seconded by Commissioner Kelly, and the roll being
called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Adams Yes
Brice Yes
Kelly Yes
Waiters Yes
Marant Yes
(6) Louis Marrone, 505 N.E. 3rd Street: Requests permit
to build a 20 X 20 building for oil and soft drinks.
Legal: Royal Palm Yacht Basin, East of Royal Palm
vista, 1st Addition.
Address: 700 N.E. 3rd Street.
A motion was made by Mr. DeMuzzio to recommend to the City
® Commission that this permit be granted, and to change the
address to 701 N.E. 3rd Street. The motion was seconded by
Mr. Erwin, and carried unanimously.
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Mr. Marrone was present and stated that this building was omitted from
the original plans.
' City Attorney Walden advised that he thought that the owner of the
a; ® Yacht Basin was entitled to sell anything that is customarily sold by
a Yacht Basin, so there is no zoning problem.
Pp Commissioner Brice: Mr. Marrone, when you brought your plans up here
the first time, didn't you ask for a building there for motor repair
and such as that that would be served for the same purpose?
® Mr . Marrone: No, that building that shows here, is far away from the
the gas pumps . That building is way over here (showing plans) He
pointed out on the map where the pumps are 'located now.
City Manager Goldberg asked Mr. Marrone if this building is going in
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® the section where he (Marrone) has not completed the sea wall?
Mr. Marrone replied no.
City Manager Goldberg advised that the portion of this P property on the
Southeast corner has not been completed, the sea wall, and he feels
s ® now that he does not want to complete that portion even thought it was
shown on the plans that were approved by the Planning Board.
'a City Attorney Walden: Of course, he has got to build anything accord-
ing to the plans you approved. So if You (Marronel)are going to change
that, then you have got to get permission from the` City.
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Mr. Marrone: I'll tell you what is happening there. . .
City Attorney Walden: There is no point in arguing, you have got to
comply with the plans, or else apply for a change.
S Mr. Marrone: Well the reason I haven't finished a small section of it
is because I am coming before the Board for a dry storage on this side,
and if I put this up, I may have to rip it down in order to make my
ramps. So that is why I don't want to finish this at this time.
Commissioner Brice: Mr. Marrone, that's the first thing I thought
• about, that you would be back up here in six weeks wanting to build
another building over there. I thought when we approved these plans
the first time,'-and we went thrdugh this very thoroughly with you,
that we would approve that one building. Now you are talking about
a dry storage.
Mr. Marrone: Well I'm not talking about on this property now. This
is another piece of property. This is the property to the east, which
I just purchased. It has nothing to do with this.
Commissioner Brice: Well, why would that effect your ramp?
_ Mr. Marrone: Well the only thing this property on the east would. have
the effect is that I would just have to go in there to pull the boat
out and go onto this property. Because this property is close to the
other property. There is only 40 foot between that. So I would use
this ramp in order to pick up the boat, that's all. So it has no effect
really on what I am doing there now.
City Attorney Walden stated that the City has the right to hold up any
certificate of occupancy if he (Marrone) does not construct according
to the plans . "So if you have in mind changing them, I would suggest
you bring in your new plan" .
® Mr. Marrone: Well I don't want to change until I finish one thing at
a time .
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City Attorney Walden: I don't think the Commission can approve
these things piecemeal. You can't change the plans with the city's
permission.
® Mr. Marrone: Well that's why I am asking for this building, it is
a change.
City Attorney Walden: Evidently you have abandoned or want to change
some other plans, from what I gather from this discussion.
Mr. Marrone: No, this is on another-piece of property.
City Attorney Walden: It is all part of this overall plan.
Mr. Marrone: No. That is an entirely different piece of property.
® City Attorney Walden: Is it Part of your yacht basin, though?
Mr. Marrone: This property that I am talking about is something that
I just purchased. It has nothing to do with this. So how could you
tie it in?
0 City Attorney Walden: Well, I will ask the City Manager. Is this an
independant piece of property that is not related to the overall pro-
ject?
City Manager Goldberg: As I understand it, this plan that he is hold-
® ing in his hand is the one that was submitted to, the Planning Board,
and it showed a seawall around the entire basin. He is saying, or has
said, that he did not want to complete a portion of that seawall which
was shown on the plan as submitted to the Planning Board to approve.
So I would say it is part of what he got approved, }es.
® Mr. Marrone: Well, what I am asking for now is this building.
City Manager Goldberg: I realize that.
Mr. Marrone: And you are bringing up this other portion of the seawall.
That is a separate subject.
0 City Manager Goldberg: Well, it is the sub,'.ect. But
certificate of occupation, and you asked for a
P , you have boats down in there and a por-
tion of the seawall is not completed. Now either you should complete
it according to the plans, or else you should make application to the
Planning Board for amending your plans.
• Mr. Marrone: Right, but that has nothing to do with this building.
This is something else I am asking for now.
Commissiorer Brice: Well, Mr. Marrone, it all has to do with the
overall project.
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Mr. Marrone: Well no. . . . .
Commissioner Brice: You got the approval for the basin and the building,
when you came up here.
Mr. Marrone: Right.
Commissioner Brice: Alright, now, we approved those plans. That calls
for the complete basin to be the seawall put in and that one building.
Now you are saying that this building has nothing to do with the fact
that you didn't complete the seawall. It is all in the same project.
;Ir. Marrone: But the seawall. . . . .I'm not complete with anything. I am
not. . .the building is not even completed yet. I have lots that has to
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h be completed yet. I 'm not saying I'm completed. I'm only asking now
for this sma]1 building which as you see, I have to have something totake care of these motor oils. It is something we just omitted, that's all. We just forgot to put it in.
F Mayor Marant: Mr. Walker, you say you have a set of plans for this
proposed building?
• Mr. Walker: I have.
Mr. Marrone: And of course you couldn't give me no permit because you
said I have to go before the planning board.
Mr. Walker: Right.
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x`l Mr. Marrone: Now the planning board. And now we had to go before the Commission.
'= Mr. Walker: Mr. Marrone says I have a set of plans, and he gave them
fir to me. I have got them down there. I haven't looked them over.
Mr. Marrone: You couldn't issue the permit.
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Mr. Walker: That is correct.
` Mr. Marrone: And you asked me to go before the Planning Board.
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Mr. Walker: That's right.
Mr. Marrone: The Planning Board I did, and they approved it. As a
matter of fact they wanted to give me the permit that night. They didn't
even know why a thing like this had to go before the Commission. If you
• remember that night. Then Mr. Loury said he thought the Commission should
know about it. Because this actually is only a minor thing. . .just a small
building. It don't interfere with anybody. It's just something I have
got to have in order to complete my business down there.
City Attorney Walden suggested that they table this and have a special
O meeting in the next day or so.
Mayor Marant stated that he would like to see a plan of the building.
Mr. Marrone: Well, I should have brought it. It is going to be a cute
little building. It is just a small little building 15 X 20 that's
• only one little room, with a five foot extension.
City Manager Goldberg: Mr. Marrone, are you using this basin at the
present time?
Mr. Marrone: No, outside of I have four boats &c.n there. . .four little
® boats down there. Which is on the completed side. It is on the other
side that is all completed.
City Manager Goldberg: Do you have a certificate of occupancy?
Mr. Marrone: I asked for it.
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City Manager Goldberg: Do you have one?
Mr. Marrone: I don't, no.
City Manager Goldberg: Well, we are going to have to advise you at this
a' time, and I wish Mr. Walden would correct me if it should be otherwatse,
but we are going to have to advise you that you can 't use it until you
get a certificate of occupancy. So if you want to change your plan so
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that you can get your certificate of occupancy, you should do that so
that you can use that property. At the present time you are using it
® without having completed the plan that was presented to the building
department, or as presented to the planning board. And you are using
that property, that basin, without having a certificate of occupancy.
So we are going to advise you atrthis time that you are going to have
to stop using it until such time as you get other approval, or you
complete the plan as presented.
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Mr. Marrone: Well then I can't ask•for a permit to operate this thing?
City Manager Goldberg: Not til it is completed.
Mr. Marrone: It is just a small part that has no bearing on these boats.
® This part that is not completed, the people that are over there now don't
care about that section. They are not over on that section. They are
way over on the other end.
Commissioner Waiters: Mr. Mayor, can't we have a special hearing to
• get this thing resolved in the next couple of ddys?
Mayor Marant: Alright, we will table discussion on this and Mr. Marrone
will contact you (Walker) . See that you get the plans in the Building
Inspector's hands.
Mrs . Kennedy, from the audience, asked when they have this special
• meeting will it be advertised?
City Attorney Walden suggested that the Commission set the date now so
that anybody that wants to be here can be here.
It was agreed to hold a Special Meeting next Monday, August 28, at
• 8:00 P.M.
Mrs. Kennedy stated that in April, 1965, when the Planning & Zoning
Board recommended that this be approved, it wenttto the Commissioners.
Then the night of the Commissioners meeting when they approved it,
Commissioner Brice made a statement that he was not in favor of this
• being approved without a plot plan and a complete set of plans. It
was also stated that night that all of the provisions were to be made
a part of the permanent record. Part of these provisions were that
he was to build only that building that he has there now. She stated
that she came to City Hall to check the original plot plan and dis-
covered that there is not a copy on file in the City hall. She was
• sent to Broome & Farina to see what they had on file, and they didn't
even have a copy of it. She asked, if all of these provisions were
to be made a permanent part of that approval, why isn't there some copy
of it in the City Hall so that when it comes up to the Building In-
spector to give a permit, he has all of these provisions? She stated
that it was all deleted from the typed minutes, and couldn't understand
• why these important things are deleted from the minutes. She stated
that at that time there were about 20 or 30 of the people opposed to
it and possibly 5 or 6 that were in favor; however, Mr. Marrone presented
pictures and finally convinced the people that it would look ver3rnnice.
And now he wants to come along and change all of that, and add more
buildings, and that was not the original thought when he came up here
0 for his original application.
Commissioner Brice agreed that the original plans called for the one
building "because there was a long discussion that night as to what
the building would be used for. .And that should be in the minutes."
Nrs. Kennedy: And it was supposed to be a part of the permanent record
that he would never apply for anything more, and it was all supposed to
be code a part of the record so that if the property was sold. . . .just
like in a deed.. .all these restrictions are supposed to be added."
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y( (7) Paul C. b Kathryn Rorick, 225 S.W. 2nd Place: Request
variance for 20t set-back.
Legal: Lot 1, Block 2, Dania Homesites.
® Address: 291 S.W. 8th Street
Mr. Lour y pointed out that as the house is located now on the
proposed plans, the side set-back is not proper; it is 121 and
should be 151 . However, Mr. Loury stated, if Mr. Rorick would
move the house back further towards the alley, he would not
O need a variance, and he would comply with all set-backs. No
action.
No action.
` (8) Mr. Dubow, representing Howard Frost, requesting change
of zoning or variance. (Three pieces of property)
Legal: S� of Lots 1 b 2 and Lot 19, Block 1, and Lot
2, Block 2, Dania Golf View.
Address: S.E. 2nd Avenue and S.E. 2nd Terrace.
A motion was made by Mr. DeMuzzio to authorize a public hearing
for a variance to allow the use of R-2 zoning on the properties
presented, tobe held September 12, 1967, at 8:45 P.M. The motion
was seconded by Mr. Erwin, and carried unanimously.
A motion was made by Commissioner Kelly to authorize the Zoning."Board
to hold the Public hearing for September 12 at 8:45 P.m. The motion
O was seconded by Commissioner Waiters, and the roll being called, the
Commissioners voted as follows:
Adams Yes
Brice Yes
Kelly Yes
O Waiters Yes
Marant Yes
MR. CHARLES JACKSON, representing Fleet Transport Co.
Re: Annexation and water service.
O City Attorney Walden advised that the procedure that they must follow
is to adopt an initial ordinance expressing the intent to annex. This
ordinance must be published once a week for four weeks to give any
objectors an opportunity to file a suit to enjoin the annexation. If
after the passage of 30 days no suit has been filed, the City must
adopt a further ordinance finally adopting the parcel. He then pre-
sented the ordinance declaring the intention of the City of Dania to
annex the area of Fleet Transport. Mr. Walden asked that the Com-
missioners Pass -'the ordinance on all three readings tonight.
A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to pass the ordinance on all
three readings. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Waiters,
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Mr. Joel Jackson, representing Fleet Transport, asked if everying he
has there now would be covered if the city takes in that area.
City Attorney Walden stated that if the City takes that area into the
city it would be under the same conditions that they now enjoy out
there. "So if you have the right to park gasoline trucks they would
also have the right under annexation."
:!r. Jackson asked about the storage of loaded trailers.
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City Attorney Walden: You have the right, if you are now storing
yO loaded trailers, you can continue doing that. The City cannot change
that. And you can let that show in the minutes.
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Mr. Walden advised that the only action that anyone who objects to
this can take is to file a suit in circuit court enjoining the pro-
posed annexation on the grounds that it is not needed by the City, or
O that sort of thing.
Mr. Jackson asked if that means that he has to wait 30 days before he
can get a water line.
City Manager Goldberg stated that they have received an estimate from
O the Engineer for $4,500 for the extension of the water line. As Mr.
Walden has just pointed out, the annexation would not be effective for
30 days. He stated that he realized that Mr. Jackson is desirous of
getting the water line as soon as possible. Therefore, Mr. Goldberg
suggested that perhaps Mr. Jackson would put up a bond for the $4,500
as a deposit should anything happen with the annexation. Then they
® could proceed with this line immediately when the annexation goes
through.
Mr. Jackson stated that he would be glad to put up the bond or whatever
Mr. Walden thought was necessary in order to get the water line started.
O Commissioner Brice stated that in the event that something happened and
they could not annex Mr. Jackson, they could enter into a contract with
Mr. Jackson to furnish water.
City Attorney Walden suggested that the city authorize All Construction
to go ahead and construct the land now, if Mr. Jackson wants to put up
O a bond or deposit of $4,500 to protect the city in case the annexation
should fall through.
Mayor Marant asked what size line would be run out from East of Calla-
han's over the bridge to connect Fleet Transport. He stated that they
hope to one of these days annex some more land to the West and the pro-
® blem arises as to whether the present line, a 6 inch line, is going to
be sufficient to carry the water any great length of distance.
Mr. Armand Wells asked, on behalf of Pompanette, what would happen with
the road. He stated that they (Pompanette) have dedicatQd it to the
County with the understanding that they would pave it and maintain it.
O If this is annexed, would the city pave it and maintain it?
Mr. Jackson stated that the deed for the road will be retained by the
County, it is not part of the property that will be annexed to the City.
So the County will go ahead with their plans to pave the road under
their supervision.
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Mr. Wells: That will be a county road? It will not be a city street?
Mayor Marant: Well, this is what he contends.
City Attorney Walden advised that the only thing the city can annex
O is whatever this gentleman owns, some of it has been deeded off to the
Florida Flood Control District, and then there is the road dedication.
The City will nc'T own the road.
Mr. Joseph Thornton asked what size line goes out to the Broward County
Mosquito Control.
Mayor Marant stated he believed it is a 6 inch line.
Fire Chief Lassiter replied that the 6 inch line stops East of Callahan's.
A two inch line goes out to the County property.
fl1 r,iayor Marant stated that he understood that if we 4id go out any further
west, there was some discussion as to whether a 6 inch line woudl be
sufficient. At the conference before this, meeting it was decided that
if at any time the city did annex property totthe west of the bridge,
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that the line from the plant to the bridge would have to be replaced
with a 14 inch line, and then from the bridge west would also be a
14 inch line.
® Robert Grammer asked if they will run the line to this marts property
or to Bryan Road.
City Manager Goldberg stated that they would have to get permission
from the county to run the line in the right of way of Bryan Road.
S Robert Grammer stated that there is a city ordinance that prohibits
running water to the county.
Mayor Marant stated that they will not run the line until he is annexed,
this has already been decided.
® City Manager Goldberg stated that Mr. Grammer is saying that if we do
get permission from the County to run it up;the county road, they cannot
do it. He stated that they would have to get an opinion from the City
Attorney.
City Attorney Walden stated that when the question came up about Taylor
® Road he told the Commission then, hnd he will tell them again now, that
they don't have the right to run water lines all over the County. Here
though, they will run the line to serve a piece of property that will
be city property. He stated that although the cost to run this line
will far exceed what the city will reap in revenue for a number of years,
the idea is to get a toe half way into the door of annexation. If they
A could get these small parcels and get a sort of checkerboard going, it
may be a stronger argument to annex the area generally. Other than that,
there is no real point in annexing such a little parcel as the expense
is too great.
Commissioner Brice stated that the only reason to go down Bryan Road
i with the line would be if they were going to annex Pompanette. But for
Fleet, they will just cross the street and go right into the property.
He stated that this estimate was based on if Pompanette wanted to come
in.
Fire Chief Lassiter asked if they have taken into consideration that
A they are annexing a fire hazard, a tremendous fire hazard. He stated
that they do not have equipment to take care of this, and there is
nothing in the budget to buy additional fire equipment. If they take
on the obligation of annexing 5 acres of land just to furnish water
service, they must take into consideration the other services such as
Fire and Police protection. And if they annex, it will cost quite a
® lot of money to buy the equipment necessary to protect that place.
Mayor Marant asked what Chief Lassiter would estimate the cost to pre-
pare the City to protect that area.
Chief Lassiter replied, from 3 to 5 thousand dollars. He stated that
there is an ordinance which states that they cannot park gasoline
trucks in the city except to load or unload. This area stores from 10
to 50 trucks out there. If there is a fire started out there, the City
will have the obligation to stop it.
Commissioner Kelly asked who would have the responsibility now.
Chief Lassiter: Not me.
Commissioner Kelly: Would you go?
Chief Lassiter: I would go, yes sir. I would do the best I could with
what I have to do with, and that is all the obligation that I have right
now. If we annex it into the city we will have more obligation than that.
He stated that it is not an asset to the city. He stated that they would
also have to stand the expense of putting fire hydrants out there. And
they are not going to get anything out of it for a long time.
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City Attorney Walden advised that if the Commission wishes, they can
go ahead and pass this ordinance, because it is just the preliminary
steps that they must take. Then between now and next Monday, if they
will have a meeting, have the Fire Chief discuss this further with
® the City Manager.
Bill Brooks asked if this is the only benefit they will get, that they
are protecting themselves for annexation. He stated that it seems to
him uneconomical since what they would derive from Ad Valorum taxes
would be very minute. He stated that if this man used about 50,000
gallons of water a day this might be econdmically fbasible. Or if he
would buy this line to use the water, this would be alright. But for
the city to lay out the money to lay this line and then take on the
responsibility that the Chief just told us about, this is very 'afar
out" . He felt that we should not even attemp to annex just five acres.
® The roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Adams Yes
Brice Yes
Kelly Yes
® Waiters Yes
Marant No
BILL: From Powell Motor Company
Truck for Sewer Department: $2,785.01
® Commissioner Brice asked City Manager Goldberg if the truck has been
checked over for the equipment that was authorized.
City Manager Goldberg replied, Yes sir.
A motion was made by Commissioner Brice that the bill be paid. The
® motion was seconded by Commissioner Adams, and the roll being called,
the Commissioners voted as follows:
Adams Yes
Brice Yes
Kelly Yes
O Waiters Yes
Marant Yes
PUBLIC HEARING: 8:00 P.M.
Objections to the Assessment List for the paving of S.W.
8th Avenue and S.W. 1st Street.
S City Attorney Walden read the Notice of Hearing. Mayor Marant called
for objections.
No objections.
A motion was made by Commissioner Adams to adopt Resolution No. 366,
the Assessment List for the paving of S.W. 8th Avenue and S.W. 1st
Street. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Waiters, and the
roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Adams Yes
Brice Yes
Kelly Yes
Waiters Yes
Marant Yes
BILLS FOR THE MONTH OF JULY to be approved for payment.
A list of the bills for the month of July is attached to and made a
part of these minutes.
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A motion was made by Commissioner Adams that the bills be paid.
The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brice, and the roll being
:r called , the Commissioners voted as follows:
® Adams Yes
Brice Yes
Kelly Yes
Waiters Yes
Marant Yes
1� CITY MANAGER'S REPORT:
(1) '
City Manager Goldberg reported that, in regards to the status of
the repairing of the Old Dania Bank Building roof, there was a meet-
ing between the City Attorney, Glover's Roofing and his attorney,
the City Engineer, and it was decided that Commissioner Waiters
® should have a talk with Mr. Glover and see if they can come to some
compromise as far as completing Section "A" and waiving the removal
of the material on the parapet wall.
(2)
City Manager Goldberg reported that this morning he met with Mr.
Miller of the Dania Bank and Mr. Haliburton, President of the Dania
Development Corporation to discuss the proposed development of the
newly annexed property next to Port Everglades. It is anticipated
that soon after Labor Day there will be a meeting held with all the
property owners in the area with the Dania Development Corporation
and City Officials to proceed with the development of this property.
He stated that it is anticipated that proper development of this
® property could result in a valuation in the next few years that would
at least equal, if not exceed, the total valuation of the entire city.
He stated that they will be advised as to the date of this meeting as
soon as a fixed date is set.
(3) The Civil Service Plan for the employees of the City of Dania
O has been completed and the Mayor has distributed these plans to the
employees as of this date. They will do an eventual voting on the
adoption of this plan.
(4) City Manager Goldberg stated that Mr. Louis Marrone handed him
a letter just before 5:00 today in regards to sewer installation in
® his development. He asked Mr. Marrone to come forward. Mr. Goldberg
then gave the letter to City Attorney Walden to read. The letter is
as follows:
"Dear sirs,
I wish to propose a solution for the installation of the sewer
system into Royal Palm Vista. The Commission has informed me
O that they would have the sewer installed to my corner in order
to connect the sewer from Mr. Benrie£s::homeatd my home, and then
I would continue it into my subdivision. I am willing to install
the sewer system from the point on Third Street and Fifth Avenue
at no cost to the city, and then Mr. Bennett would be able to
connect into the sewer. This will enable the city to collect
O easement costs from Mr. Bennett. If this proposal were to meet
with your approval, I can start building additional homes and
connect my home to the city sewer which would enable the city
to collect more monthly charges. I hope this plan meets with
your satisfaction."
€? hlr. Marrone stated that the Commissioners at the last meeting left it
up to Mr. Goldberg and himself to work something out. Although they
have been unable to come to any agreement, this is what he (Marrone)
came up with.
Commissioner Brice stated that he felt that the cost of utilities
shall be the expense of the subdivider and they shall also pay a
connection fee, or a cost that would be somewhere in equivolent to
what the assessment has been.
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City Attorney Walden stated that, in his opinion, it is proper that
Mr. Marrone pay his Proportionate share in relation to the total cost
of the system.
® Mr. Marrone asked how they can arrive at that figure.
City Attorney Walden replied that he didn't know, but the city did
order him to connect to the system and they have the right to set
and determine the conditions, otherwise he cannot connect to it. Mr.
® Walden suggested that they get some opinion from Mr. Farina and Mr.
Philpott.
Commissioner Brice stated that they have discussed this in other, meet-
ings regarding connections after the assessment roll had gone out, and
although they have never actually passed a ruling on it, they have been
talking in the terms of a $300 connection fee for a So foot lot.
City Attorney Walden stated that the Commission has the right to tell
Mr. Marrone, "that's it, take it or leave it.,,
Commissioner Brice told Mr. Marrone that they are not trying to handi-
cap him, but they must think of the development down the road too. He
O stated that Mr. Marrone happens to be the first developer, so whatever
they establish for him is going to be the yardstick they use for all
future developments . He stated that this is the system that::inost of
the neighboring cities use. So it is going to have to be on that kind
of a basis.
O Mr. Marrone stated that they are figuring on $50.00 a lot. "That doesn't
come to the equivilent of what I am trying to give you to put that exten-
sion in without cost to the city."
Commissioner Brice stated that the city is only going to put the exten-
sion in up to the corner.
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Mr. Marrone: But I don't want the city to pay. I will pay for it. So
that should take the place of the cost of the assessment.
Commissioner Brice: Well I see no reason why we cannot deduct that cost
because one or the other of us has got to pay for it. And the city has
• agreed to put it to that street there. So if you put it in and we de-
ducted the cost of it from whatever your connection fee is, it is 6 of
one and half a dozen of the other.
Mayor Marant suggested that this be turned Over to Mr. Philpott and
let his firm make a recommendation as to what would be acceptable as
far as the city is concerned. He asked City Manager Goldberg to see
that it is done. He then told Mr. Marrone that as soon as they could
get some figure from the Engineer they would get in touch with him.
(5) City Manager Goldberg reported that it was discussed at previous
meetings the changing of parking meter fines from 25¢ to $1.0o, for
which he requested the City Attorney to prepare such an ordinance.
City Attorney Walden read an ordinance entitled:
Al! ORDINANCE amending Section 4 of Ordinance No. 438 of
the City of Dania, Flotida, which said Section 4 concerns
the fine to be paid in the event a traffic ticket is given
for non payment of parking meter rates; and repealing all
ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith to
the extent of such conflict; and providing that this ordi=
nance shall be in force and take effect immediately upon
its passage and adoption.
A motion was made by Commissioner Kelly that the ordinance be passed
on first reading. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brice,
and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
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Adams Yes
Brice Yes
Kelly Yes
Waiters Yes
® Marant Yes
City Clerk Thornhill reported that about a week ago the commissioners
met with representatives of the Aetna Insurance Company, and they
advised us at that time that the cost of hospitalization insurance
for the employees would go up effective September lst, in the amount
• of $1.86 above what they are paying at this time. During discussion
with the commissioners they were talking about passing this on down
to the employees. The City has been paying.the hospitalization to
cover all of the employees. The employees, if they desire coverage
on their dependents, have paid the cost of that coverage. That was
in the amount of $10.41 per month. The cost of that is going up to
Q9 $13.96 per month, which is an addition of $1.95, per dependent coverage.
Commissioner Adams, as Chairman of the Finance Committee, stated that
the Commission recommends that the employees be charged this $1.86,
and also the additional on the dependent coverage. He stated that
this is the recommendation of the Finance Committee.
City Attorney Walden suggested a motion accepting that report.
A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to pass a resolution to the
effect that the City will continue to pay the $5.50 on the hospitali-
zation that it is now paying; but effective September 1st, the $1.86
• increase will be passed on to the employees. The motion was seconded
by Commissioner Adams.
Fire Chief Lassiter stated that he does not object to paying hospitali-
zation insurance, but, he asked, is this going to increase the benefits
in the insurance,:
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Mayor Marant replied no, it is not.
Chief Lassiter explained that this insurance was decided several years
ago through a series of meetings including some of the employees, some
of the department heads, and various insurance agents in the city of
• Dania. This Aetna policy was the choice of the employees by any means.
It was the choice of one man. He was against the recommendation of
local insurance agents and all who participated in this conference.
"Now if the employees are going to have to pay for this plan, I think
we should have some voice in the type of insurance we have. The policy
we have now is not a satisfactory policy. We had no choice before. Now
• it is coming up and we have no choice again. If you are going to change
the insurance and start us to pay on it, then at least give us a chance
to look for a plan where we can get our money's worth. We are not get-
ting our money's worth out of this plan." There are other plans available
that are better than this, and they are not as expensive as this."
• Mayor Marant explained that the reason the rates went up was due to the
number of claims on dependents of the employees.
Chief Lassiter stated that this policy is not what the employes need.
"We need a policy that meets our specifications and the cost in pro-
portion to the policy. Ten dollars a month is not too much to pay if
we have the protection. But we don't have the protection with this
Policy. This policy was not democratically selected. It was forced
on us at a time when we had no voice whatsoever in the matter and
against the wishes and advice of local insurance agents and almost
everybody who attended the meeting."
Mayor Marant agreed that something could be done, but they had no idea
until recently that this was going to happen. The problem is that we
have to have something in the meantime until we can find something
better.
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Chief Lassiter stated that they could give us the priviledge of
-�--- selecting some insurance that would meet our needs. "You don't
� ' have to sig
n a year s contract on this.
This is cancellable on
O a 30-days notice."
{F Commissioner Kelly asked what is the biggest
ggest problem.
Chief- Lassiter replied that the biggest problem is that it is too
r•; cheap, we don't have enough protection. We don't have enough daily
® room rent, we don't have enough incidental expenses.
•
Mayor Marant asked if he would be willing to pay a little more for
a better plan.
f Chief Lassiter; To get my monies worth, yes sir.
36` Mayor Marant asked Commissioner Adams, as chairman of the Finance
Committee, if he thought we could do something about this before
September 1st.
Commissioner Adams replied that 1--he did not think we could. He stated
® that we could accept this on a temporary basis and then try to find
something better. He asked what Chief Lassiter would suggest.
Chief Lassiter: Well why don't you go ahead and pay the difference
instead of passing it on to the employees. We are not that bad off
for money. You just voted to spend $4,500 out here for a water line
O and buy new fire equipment.
Conunissioner Kelly stated that that money for the water line is coming
out of the Water Fund. This (insurance ) is coming out of the General
Fund. He stated that he agreed wholeheartedly on what the problem is
here. He stated that maybe Chief Lassiter would rather pay more money
O for a better plan, but maybe the others wouldn't. He stated that if
the Chief can get an employee's group together to come up with some-
thing, he was sure that the Commission would work with them.
Chief Lassiter stated that a few of us (employees) have some experience
with hospitalization over the years, "and we know a little something
O about it. We know the needs, but we don't know the cost. We know
how to figure experience, just like an insurance company does. And we
know the needs of the employees better than you know them. I'm not
trying to be smart when I say that. But we know what the average
working person.. . .most of you are business people. You pay somebody
elses insurance. But the employee knows more what he needs than you
O do. At least we should have a chance to try to get better."
Commissioner Brice stated that he is in favor of trying to get a
better plan; but, he pointed out, we had a loss ratio of 1.41. When
we began to check into the hospitalization along with the other in-
surances when we were studying the total insurance program, the Blue
O Cross-Blue Shield was so far in excess of what we felt anyone could
pay because of this loss experience that we have had over the last
three years. Now when a company pays out $1.41 for every $1.00 that
comes in you have got to overcome that some way. And this was the
best thing that we could do at the present time.
O Chief Lassiter stated that the employees can draw up specification
of what we think we need instead of taking a "ta3l.or-made-company-
policy" "At least give us the priviledge of trying",
ilayor Marant: Would you be willing to pay whatever was acceptable?"
Chief Lassiter: I would be willing to try to get a better insurance
Policy for the money that we spend. I'm not going to day that I
would be willing to pay more.-ifor another policy, no sir. But if I
figure I can get my dollars worth, I would be willing to pay it, and
I could sell it to the employees.
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Commissioner Waiters suggested that they accept this policy on a
temporary basis until they come up with something better.
O Chief Lassiter asked for the authority to negotiate.
[ , It was agreed to let Chief Lassiter work with some of the employees
- ` to come up with a better policy, and then report to the Chairman of
the Finance Committee.
+ + O Bob Houston, Jr. , stated that he didn't think the Commission should
r pass this increase in cost on to the employees. He stated that when
r an employee is hired he is advised of the benefits, and insurance
?: paid by the employer is one of them. "This is a normal increase in
'thy, the cost of doing business. I dontt see how you can pass this in-
crease on to them without incurring ill will on the part of your
O employees any more than you can pass on the projected increase in
Social Security which is coming up next year-"
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Mayor Marant stated that this was not under normal conditions of
costs going up. This was increased because of the bad loss ratio.
3 O Mr. Houston continued that in the light of some of the
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expendi-
tures of the City, which we won't go into now, except that "Idid
want to ask a question now, which might be out of the way. I just
wonder, the Sergeant and this patrolman that are on duty at the back
of this room now, are they being paid for being on duty here?"
Mayor Marant: Yes sir. They are here by request.
Mr. Houston: Well, if they are being paid for being on duty, I think
that everybody in this room would recognize the fact that the Chief
of law enforcement of the town is in this room. And if he requests
one of us to leave, or if we are order, we would rather see these
O people on duty than to be standing up here policing us."
There being no further questions. . ..
The roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
O Adams Yes
Brice Yes
Kelly Yes
Waiters Yes
Marant Yes
O Commissioner Waiters reported that on August 14th the Zoning Consultant,
Mr. Loury and himself attended the meeting with the State Road Board
chairman, Clarence Davidson. At that time he stated that he would send
us a map of the parcels,that::the city has acquired for the widening of
the Highway.
O Commissioner Waiters presented a letter from the State of Florida
Hotel and Restaurant Commission regarding the property owned by M.
Sterling Collins, The Utopia Rooming House, N.W. 1st Street and 4th
Avenue. He stater? that the property has been condemned, but they
ask a period time for an extension in order to give the people time
O to find other housing.
City Attorney Walden advised that it is up to the State Hotel and
Pestaurant Commission, which has the final say. However, he was sure
that if the Commission would ask for some short extension the Restaur-
and Commission would go along with it. It was suggested 30 days.
' O Commissioner Kelly stated that he would go along with the 30 day ex-
tension, but he didn't want it to reflect on the fact that we donftto
want to stand in the way of their condemning it.
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A motion was made by Commissioner Waiters to ask the Hotel and Res-
taurant Commission for a 30=day extension.on the condemnation. The
motion was seconded by Commissioner Brice, and the roll being called,
the COImdssiOners voted as follows:
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Adams Yes
Brice Yes
Kelly Yes
Waiters Yes
Marant Yes
Mayor Marant presented a request from Manors Ambulance Service, Mr.
Camaratta, Manager, to be heard this evening.
Mr. Camaratta stated that he came in to see the Chief of Police about
establishing an ambulance service in the city, and to have the city
® give all the calls to them. He stated that he would charge $20.00
a trip plus $5.00 for oxygen, no emergency rate, and $10.00 for any
additional person at any one time. He also advised that he has 5
ambulances available.
Commissioner Brice suggested that the Fire Chief, Police Chief, the
® Police & Fire Commission and Mr. Camaratta meet and come up with a
recomrgendation.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned.
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Cit Clerk Auditor
Richard Marantu
Mayor-Commissioner
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APPLICATIONS FOR RENEWAL OF ALCOHOLIC BEBERAGE
LICENSE ---- 1967 - 1968
4 COP
TAMMY'S PLACE 1121 South Federal Highway
IMPERIAL BOWL 2328 North Federal Highway
THE VIKING 1150 North Federal Highway
JON'S LIQUOR STORE 1017 South Federal Highway
THE PIRATES INN 4 North Federal Highway
DANIA BAR & LOUNGE 1435 South Federal Highway
PARADISE CLUB 22nd 6 Hood Street
THE OPEN DOOR 24 South Federal Highway
JACK VALENTINE'S 2227 North Federal Highway
HERMAN'S WAYSIDE INN 60 N: E. First Avenue
JOE'S COCKTAIL BAR 16 West Dixie Highway
COZY COVE RESTAURANT 318 North Federal Highway
JOHNNY's TROPICAL STEAKHOUSE, INC. 1301 South Federal Highway
HOWARD'S BAR 350 West Dixie Highway
GRANADA RESTAURANT 1504 South Federal Highway
BEACON INN 1120 South Federal Highway
LECORDON BLED 1025 North Federal Highway
NEW ENGLAND OYSTER HOUSE 760 East Dania Beach Blvd.
GLOW'S HI LI LOUNGE 26 West Dania Beach Blvd.
SHOW CLUB 908 North Federal Highway
DANIA BEACH HOTEL BAR 180 East Dania Beach Blvd.
PUFFY'S 242 East Dania Beach Blvd.
CAPRI LOUNGE 103 East Dania Beach Blvd.
TALLENT LIQUOR STORE # 1 104 N. W. 5th Avenue
TORCH CLUB, INC. 2204 North Federal Highway
L'AUBERGE BRETONNE, INC. 400 East Dania Beach Blvd.
3PS
w Drive- IN LIQUORS 530 S. W. Second Street
SID'S PACKAGE STORE 18 South Federal Highway
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THE WEST END BREWING CO. 300 West Dania Beach Blvd.
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Marshall Labree Post #304
AMERICAN LEGION 41 N. E. First Court
2COP
DEW DROP INN N. W. Sth Avenue Broward
VAL'S DRIVE INN 520 Stirling Road
IL MAESTRO PIZZA 1200 South Federal Highway
DUNN's PLACE 1466 West Dixie Highway
JOHN QUERE - 129 North Federal Highway
HUT BAR 329 S. W. 13th Street
SUGAR HILL RESTAURANT 412 Phippen Road
SUNSET INN 11 N. W. 5th Avenue
BUSY BEE TAVERN 405 West Beach Blvd.
TOBLER'S CHEESERY 1425 North Federal Highway
JIMMIE's ITALIAN KITCHEN 1413 South Federal Highway
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APPLICATIONS FOR RENEWAL OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE
CONTINUED:
2 APS
H & M GROCERY 600 N. W. 3rd Street
T & T GROCERY 6 South Federal Highway
7-ELEVEN STORE # 71 S. W. 13th & Dixie Highway
PIC-N-PAY SUPER MARKET 120 South Federal Highway
BISCAYNE MARKET 6 S. W. 5th Avenue
BUB'S GROCERY 614 Phippen Road
SOUTHERN PALM FARMS 1600 North Federal Highway
1 COP
TARK'S CLAM STAND 1317 South Federal Highway
DEPADRO YACHT BASIN SO], N. W. 3rd Street
DANIA BEACH GRILLE Dania Beach
1 APS
DANIA MARINA BAIT & TACKLE SHOP 300 Gulfstream Road
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EXPENDITURE FROM GENERAL FUND FOR MONTH OF
AUGUST 1967
Cadillac Overall Supply Uniforms
' ® Dania Drug Inc, Medicine for prisoner $ 395.98
sht Richard Dickerson Car Allowance .75
k, Ace Flag Poles Flag -Recreation Dept. 25.00
Broward County Sheriff Prisoner's Meals 3.59
Allied Steel Products Door -_Westside Park 20,00
'? Harry Loury 81.00
Zoning Consultant Fee 125.00
City of Hollywood Water -- Beach
h ® Dania Chamber of Commerce Budget A 32.59
j Dania GJomanrs Club g PPropriation 625.00
Library Fund 2,000,00
Peoples Gas Service
c; The Dania Bank Interest on mortgage 11,96
LaCroix Electric 175,67
' Repairs -_Lights in Parks
T`` ® G & E Auto Parts Re 249,36
Repairs -- Fogging Machine
'- John Sessa Bulldozing 25.00
,00
Liquid Carbonic Corp, Oxygen & Acetylene
1647
L. W. Rozzo Rock __ Street repairs 20.84
Tracer Police Equipment Batteries & Tape 120,
Tom Adams Seery State Certified copies House Bills 10,90
® Sam Jones Pension 68,50
Broward League Dinner Meeting 80,00
"a Lippoth Plumbing Repairs at City Hall 00
70,00
Pan American Tire Co. Tires and repairs 2.7,69
Stanley Goldberg Administrative Expense 488
3.
Stanley Goldberg Vehicle allowance 56.39
Southern Photo Service Film & Developing 23
City Products Corp, Ice 94,59
Chris ' Garage Repairs - Lawn mowers 38.15
Dania Riverside Laundry204.20
Florida State Board of Towel Service 1.53
Health Monthly charge
O Tom's Asphalt Street Repairs 20.00
G. R. Conn Pension 172.00
The Dania Bank Withholding Tax 70.00
A-1 Trophies Plaque - Fire Chief 2,150.93
Moses Langston Hanging door Westside Park 30,25
Motor Vehicle Commissioner License Tag 32,50
• Herbert Moriarty Assistant Judge 2.50
Kenneth McDougall Car Allowance 90.00
Ruth W. Rogers Bookkeeping Services 50.00
Anthony Caracci Investigations 170,00
Liggett-Rexall Drugs r 75,00
Motor Vehicle Commissioner Titleser s meals 414,30
® R. A. Lindberg Grader Rental 4.75
Hubert Walker Car Allowance 143.00
Lee Hines Refund-Pension 50,00
William A. Carney Car Allowance 7.00
Donald Ambrister Pension 50.00
Tom's Asphalt Repairs __Streets 50,00
Tom's Asphalt Repairs __ Streets 182.82
Ricco Lawn Sand Top Soil -_ Parks 120.00
Slaton Chevrolet 1 Police Car 13.39
Tropical Fence 1,270,00
Fence - Westside Park
William Blatt Towel Service - Pier 495.00
Southern Bell Tel & Tel Service 20.00
Anthony . Caracci 457.87
'BI Y Investigations 75.00
Tom's Asphalt Repairs _Streets
Clarke Walden Repairs
Fees 165,50
L'ania Volunteer Firemen Calls for month of July 708,75
Lania Texaco Service Gas 629.00
Broe;ard County Incinerator charges 1,00
Peninsular Supply Showers __ Beach 746,10
??ol]ostonc 19.20
Roof -_ Frost Park Building 381,70
National Linen Service Towel Service -_City Hall
30
Crown Chemicals Garbage cans Parks 23.95
Stan's Gulf Service Gas & Repairs 3,
12
General Insurance Notary Public--Eleanor Berry 103 20.00
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39.50
Repairs -Air Conditioner 11.00
pickards Appliances copies Criminal Law 2,678.20 s
p & Research Se
Manning Light Service 45.00 s
ull 'lorida Power & 9 9.15
Painting doors & desk 9
Gino Ceravolo Repairs - fogging ❑a chine 147.55 s:
Inc .
* ;. Bob Kay, Misc. Hardware 887 .98
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Griff-ey hardware Hospitalization insurance22.12
Aetna Life Insurance Equipment Repairs to Equip 23.62
y*= Jack' s Auto Parts ox en 32.38
Beacon Medical Supplies Siyns
g 19.20
Del Chemical Corp. Gas & Rope 40.00
DePadro Yacht Basin Zoning Board - Aug. 2-9, 1967 46.00
Donna Rumfelt
n� Batteries 217.36
Tropex Batteries Work at City Hall offices 86.85
Crouch Brothers enor for Parks 19.73
its Drain op s in parks
Madison Chemical Corp. Repairs to swing 28.70
t Miracle Equipment Co. office Supplies 44.13
Business Equipment Co. 244.20
Grass seed & moss
Broward Grain & SUPPIY Lime & Soda Ash Westside Park 45,00 I
Acquachem Co . M. Calls to City Jail 363.00
Fred E. Brammer, Co. 15 gal. Ortho Dibrom 65.38
Chevron Chemical o. Rental 6.70
Xerox Corp. Linen Service Fire Dept 84.99
Florida Dust Control Repair Generator 187 .48
City of Hollywood Materials --Parks 18.00
Mack Industries Typing Stencils - Civil Service 96.18
Donna Rumfelt Signs 102.97
Fairchild Products e airs --Tractor 15.18
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Growers Ford Tractor Co. Repairs
--Fire Truck 735.25
Hollywood Electric Motor Repairs all equipment 66.23
Callahan Motor Co. Misc. Supplies -- 19.13
Sears Roebuck Co. ,typing Civil Service 3.00
Kelly Services, Inc. Repairs --Police Car 27.67
Mac's Garage Repairs Fire Truck 125.00
Lexow Auto Parts Service janitor
al Services 15.63
Redbird Cleaning Tires & repairs 42.29
Federal Tire Co, Motorcycle repairs 44.65
Harley Davidson Repairs --Dania Beach 37 .95
Lippoth Plumbing Advertising 3.50
Sun-TattlerGas
120.00 O Service Garrison's Standard R dio Service 39.60
Gabriel Communications I.D. Cards Police Dept. 34.63
Atlantic Printing Misc. Supplies
Cameron Lumber Co. 100.00
Broward County Traffic Quarterly Payment 127.02
Assoc . Services S.W. 8th Ave. Paving 105.00
O Broome & Farina Training Classes 32.25
Board of Public Inst. Tank Cleaner 219.50
Miami Fire Equip. Co. Memorials -- Cemetery 20.00
Jas . 11 . Matthews Co. Zoning Board Aug. 24. 625.00
Domna Rumfelt Bud et Appropriation 7.50
Dania Chamber of Commerce g Recording transfers 898.25
O Clerk of the Circuit Court salary 125.00
Clarke Walden Salary 125.00
Boisy N. Waiters Salary 125.00
Gus Brice Salary 114.59
James G. Adams Salary 150.00
!zobert B. Kelly Salary 250.00
O Richard Harant Salary 25.00
A . 1.,. Black Monthly allowance 170.00
}lumane Society Services --Bookkeeping
Ruth W . Rogers
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Rickards Appliances Repairs -Air Conditioner $ 39. 50
Planning E. Research 50 copies Criminal Law 11.00
Florida Power & Light Service 21678.20
Gino Ceravolo Painting doors & desk 45.00
Bob Kay, Inc. Repairs - fogging mmchine 9.15
Griffey hardware Misc. Hardware 147.55
Aetna Life Insurance Hospitalization insurance 887.98
Jack' s Auto Parts Repairs to Equipment 22.12
Beacon Medical Supplies Oxygen 23.62 Kt
De]. Chemical Corp. Signs 32.38
DePadro Yacht Basin Gas & Rope 18.20
Donna Rumfelt Zoning Board - Aug. 2-9, 1967 40.00
Tropex Batteries Batteries 46.00
Crouch Brothers Work at City Hall offices 217.36
Madison Chemical Corp. Drain openor for Parks 86.85
Miracle Equipment: Co. Repairs to swings in parks 19.73 s?
Business Equipment Co. Office Supplies 28.70
Broward Grain t Supply Grass seed & moss 44.13
Acquachem Co. Lime & Soda Ash Westside Park 244.20
Fred E. Brammer, M.D. Calls to City Jail 25.00
Chevron Chemical Co. 15 gal. Ortho Dibrom 363.00
Xerox Corp. Rental 65.38
Florida Dust Control Linen Service Fire Dept 6.70
City of Hollywood Repair Generator 84.99
Mack Industries Materials --Parks 187.48
Donna Rumfelt Typing Stencils - Civil Service 18.00
Fairchild Products Signs 96.18
Growers Ford Tractor Co. Repairs --Tractor 102.97
Hollywood Electric Motor Repairs --Fire Truck 15.18
Callahan Motor Co . Repairs all equipment 735.25
Sears Roebuck Co. Misc. Supplies -- 66.23
913
Kelly Services, Inc. Typing Civil Service 1 3.
Mac's Garage Repairs --Police Car .00
Lexow Auto Parts Repairs Fire Truck 27.67
Redbird Cleaning Service Janitoral Services 125.00
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Federal Tire Co, Tires & repairs 42.
Harley Davidson Motorcycle repairs .29
Lippoth Plumbing Repairs --Dania Beach 44.65
Sun-Tattler Advertising 37.95
Garrison's Standard Service Gas 3.50
Gabriel Communications Radio Service 120.00
Atlantic Printing I.D. Cards Police Dept. 39.60
Cameron Lumber Co. Misc. Supplies 34.63
' Broward County Traffic
Assoc. Quarterly Payment 100.00
Broome & Farina Services S.W. 8th Ave. Paving 127.02
Board of Public Inst. Training Classes 105.00
Miami Fire Equip. Co. Tank Cleaner 32.25
Jas . H. Matthews Co. Memorials -- Cemetery 219.50
Domna Rumfelt Zoning Board Aug. 24. 20.00
Dania Chamber of Commerce Budget Appropriation 625.00
Clerk of the Circuit Court Recording transfers 7.50
Clarke Walden Salary 898.25
Boisy N. Waiters Salary 125.00
Gus Brice Salary 125.00
James G. Adams Salary 125.00
Robert B. Kelly Salary 114.59
Richard Marant Salary 150.00
A. M. Black Salary 250.00
Humane Society Monthly allowance 25.00
Ruth W. Rogers Services --Bookkeeping 170.00
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Payroll Account 29536.40
2,183.04
® 2,008.66
2,422.61
1,811.46
6,804.07
79227.38
$ 49,466.96
TRUST DEPARTMENT DANIA BANK
SEWER ASSESSMENTS $ 2,446.63
12084.05
934.60
• 260.81
901.44
5,627. —
GRAND TOTAL ALL EXPENDITURES $ 55,094.49
® INCLUDING SEWER ASSESSMENTS
PAID TO TRUST DEPARTMENT— DANIA BANK
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® SEWER OPERATION & MAINTENANCE FUND
Broward Publishing Co. Printing Checks $ 86.58
B. F. Reams, Postmaster Postage 100.00
Lauderdale Abstract Title Search --Easements 30.00
LaCroix Electric Repairs Sewer Plant 148.14
® Acquachem Co. Chemicals, Lime, etc. 29.50
Gondas Corp. Packing for pump 30.60
Griffey Hardware Misc. Hardware 32.88
Powell Motor Co. 1- Pick-up Truck 2,785.ol
National Chemsearch 35 gal. N-D 150 123.00
Florida Power & Light Service 571.67
® Southern Bell Tel & Tel Service 9.92
Motor Vehicle Commissioner License Plate for Truck 4.75
Petty Cash 7.52
Payroll Account 228.30
110.09
228.75
® 227.05
$ 49753.76
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WATER REVENUE FUND
w ® JOHN 11. MOYER Partial Payment $1,500.00
Painting Water Tower
General Fund Transfer Funds for 2,687.00
insurance & pension
Postmaster Postage July Water bills 90.96
General Fund Utility Tax -- June & July 966.91
The Dania Bank Withholding Tax -- July 201.65
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w. ® John H. Moyer Partial Payment 1, 200.00
Painting water tower
Burroughs Corp. Journal Rolls 86.25
LaCroix Electric Service on Treatment Plant 16.80
Southern Bell Telephone Service 14.90
® Florida Power & Light Service 508.41
Hollywood Electric Motor Repairs --Lime Feeder 21.00
Business Equipment Office Supplies 2.50
Water R(-venue Sinking
Fund Series 1946 2)394.51
Water Revenue Sinking
Fund Series 1955 72023.84
Payroll Account 241.65
it It515.91
it It 403.18
it 209.93
�� 169.21
B n n
515.91
328.40
R. M. Kimmick Deposit Refund 6.28
T. Rollo " " 5.88
Louis Annino it " 7.88
Charles May " it 7.88
Lee's Atlantic it It 2.99
Edward A. Martin " " 4.69
Griffey Hardware Hardware Supplies 25.64
The Aquachem Co. Lime & Soda Ash
Analysis Report 11012.20
Frederick Cullman Deposit Refund 7.88
Barbara Hamblin IT it 4.91
Vincent Nucelli IT U 1.58
Raymond Roth " " 10.00
Signore & Scirpo " 10.00
20, 6.73
Trust Department 22868.15
Dania Bank - Sewer Revenue 300.57
818.46
12052.50
11536.41
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