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HomeMy WebLinkAbout31133 - MINUTES - City Commission - "•� OYI ']11 , 0 BROOME AND FARINA DON"ULTIND "NDINJE CAS TELCPHON[ March 6, 1967 ® WA 3•5.67 •" "DUTN W["T THIRD AVLNU[ DANIA, maxsDA I Honorable City Commission City of Danis Dania, Florida Res Amendments to Assessment Roll Gentlemen: (q, This Is written to confirm the action of the Denis City Commission on the evening of March 21 1967, at the Public ' Hearing regarding the ,Sanitary Seder Assessment Roll.- It is our understanding that the below listed .itsms . were amended by the Commission to read as follows: ® 1. No: 407-A (Urbana) 139.73 LF : 85205 2. No: 407-8 (Sasso) l30.00 LF 793:00- 3. No. 2156 (Pannone) 109.00 LF •664:90 4. No. 2058 (Seaver) 177.50 LF 1,082.75 • S. No. 2433 (Wertz) (No change - Sae Below) - 6. No. 354-A&B (Poutinan) 220.07 LF 19342.43 7. No. 1099 (Parker) Revision denied - no change. 8. No. 1098 (Mauran) 150.00 LF 91540 A 9. No. 1456 (Houston) 90.32 LF 550.95 Reference is made to item No. 5,(Wertz) of this letter. It is our understanding that the Commission decided that the Owner shall be assessed now for the amount of footage as shown in the Assessment Roll ( 694.29 LF, : 4,235.17 ). When the parcel of lend is subdivided into late, and when the Owner installs sewage facilities, at his own szpanss, to serve these lots, he will be given a "credit" of = 29436.10 toward whatever tie-in fee may be applicable to his parcel at that tiros. .. i We are smending the Assessment Roll in accordance With the' above items. The amended total linear footage is•1420033.874 LF, and the total assessment amount Is now = 866.406.76. I continued i I I I • I i r• I II I I ' I ® - - . ._-. .__..._�.Ob3Xl y Otl]N: r Dania City Commission Page 2 of 2 March S. 1967 ® These figures differ slightly from the approximated figures given on the evening of March 2nd due to closer computation of the footages involved. We believe the above amendments repre- sent the intention of the Commission. If the above figures do not Indicate the intention of the Commission, please notify us of any misinterpretation on our behalf. No action on your behalf ' ® will serve as confirmation of the above listed items. If there are any questions regarding the above, please do not hesitate to call us. ® Very truly yours, 8 M AND F IN t2 John A. Farina p Reg. Engr. No. 6456 State of Florida cc: Dania City Manager j OI . • V I , ® II 1 " i '.�,; 1. _ l i 0 a (/ E r-I N NH O CD N •rl N M CD M LO l) W N !?4i O •N N ri n N M Q1 Ol ^ to Dl cY O N lD W N tD iir, (D E m q Y", r'I ® In v m I L A - K-' a) O M O a a) M O ..'... li N -H � O n CD ^" O O 0) a.' 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' i® The City Commission of the City of Dania, Florida, met in -:=8 Regular Session in the Commission Room at the City Hall. aq 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 f CHIEF OF POLICE ANTHONY CARACCI 7 BUILDING INSPECTOR ARMAND WELLS ® CITY CLERK MARY THORNHILL M The meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by Mayor Marant, after which Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance were held. Q Mayor Marant asked for Steve Knoblock and Robert Noll to come Q 0 foreward. He then present the two boys with a plaque "for their heroic rescue of their fellow man at the City of Dania Beach on the second month, the fourth day, 1967. These two young men `x rescued a man who was apparently in a bad situation. . .he was drowning. These two men on their surfboards went out off the pier and rescued this man and brought him to shore. Without 0 their help this man would have drowned. On behalf of the City of Dania I would like to present both you gentlemen with these two plaques." MINUTES: Regular meeting held February 20, 1967. Special meetings held February 13, 22, & 23, 1967. A motion was made by Commissioner Waiters to approve the minutes as read. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brice,- and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Adams Yes 0 Brice Yes Kelly Yes Waiters Yes Marant Yes ORDINANCE: Setting the occupational license fees for 0 commercial seaports. (Third Reading) s City Attorney Walden read the ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE amending ordinance No. 495 of the City of Dania, Florida, by providing a new occupational license fee for commercial seaports; and ratifying and confirm- ing said ordinance No. 495 in,all other respects; and repealing all ordinances or parts of ordinances in con- flict herewith; and providing that this ordinance shall be in force and effect immediately upon its passage and adoption. A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to pass the ordinance on third and final reading. 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 f -1- i�S.: o . ORDINANCE: Change of zoning from B-2 to M-1, the N 673 ? of the W 4251 of the East 3/4 of the SF'k of the NWk less canal, in Section 35-50-42. (Third Reading) City Attorney Walden read the ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE charging the zoning Classification of the N 6731 of the W 425' of the E 3/4 of the SE' of the NWT ® less canal, Section 35, Township 50 South, Range 42 East, from B-2 zoning classification to M-1 zoning classifi- cation; and repealing all ordinances or parts of ordin- ances in conflict herewith; and providing that this ordinance shall be in force and effect immediately upon its passage and adoption. ® A motion was made by Commissioner Adams to pass the ordinance on third and final reading. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brice, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Adams Yes ® Brice Yes Kelly Yes Waiters Yes Marant Yes MR. M. L. EDWARDS, requests permission to use a trailer as ® an office at Port Laudania. Building Inspector Wells advised that Mr. Edwards would like to use this trailer as an office on a temporary basis. They are anticipa- ting building an office building in the future. At present they are using a trailer as an office, but they have outgrown it. • Commissioner Brice stated that if they grant this permission, they ought to set a limit of time. A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to grant this permission on a temporary basis, not to exceed 12 months; with the right to ask for an extension of time. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Adams, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Adams Yes Brice Yes Kelly Yes ® Waiters Yes Marant Yes MR. ALAN RADER, Aqua Car, Inc. , 951 Buchanan Street, Holly- wood, requests permit for Aqua Car Agency. ® City Attorney Walden stated that Mr. Rader has an amphibious-type automobile that can run on the roads or in the water. He is able to lease the former Sinclair Station at the North end of town, and wants a license to operate a new & used car business. ROBERT LEE WERTZ, Application for occupational license for Sales and Rental of new and used cars . (Possible location - 1400 South Federal Highway) City Attorney Walden stated that Mr. Wertz wants to lease the Sin- clair Station on the South end of town. He advised. that the problem that they have with both of these requests is that both of these lo- cations are in B-2 zoning; and there is a provision in the B-2 zoning ordinance to the effect that all merchandise must be stored on the inside of the building, therefore, the problem is whether or not they -2- 0 (Commissioners) want them (applicants) to sell their merchandise outside of these buildings. HE suggested that perhaps they ought to be sent to the Zoning Board. A Mayor Marant stated that Mr. Rader proposes to, if he can get the Sinclair Station, he will put enough cars out to allow the people to use them as demonstrators; and he would like to rent a warehouse along the tracks to store a few more. Mr. Walden advised that technically these men should have to appear A before the zoning board, but Mr. Rader has indicated to him that if the Commission objected strongly he would not bother to go before the zoning board. Commissioner Brice stated that he would like to see new businesses come to Dania; but if they should grant this permission "then we ® have thrown the bars down for used car lots, and that is something that previous commissions have upheld that we didntt need a lot of used car lots along the highways in our City" . He stated that if these men can make arrangements for buildings to keep the cars under cover; but primarily they ought to go along with the ordinance that is on the books. A Mayor Marant stated that if they are going to go along with the Dania Development Commission and try to bring businesses here, they ought not to discourage the first two or three that come along. He suggested that perhaps Mr. Rader could make arrangements to store the most of his cars in some other location, and limit the amount 9 of cars out in front of the location. City Attorney Walden stated that it should be up to the applicant, in his application, to show that he will limit to two or three or whatever they wish. A City Attorney Walden suggested that all they can do is tell the City Clerk to contact these people and tell them that if they are so in- clined, they should apply to the Zoning Board for a variance permit. He stated that they did not need a motion. BIDS: 8:30 P.M. Water Pipe & Fittings. A City Attorney Walden read the Notice for bids. Mayor Marant called for any other bids. There were none. A motion was made by Commissioner Adams that the bids be closed. ® The motion was seconded by Commissioner Kelly, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Adams Yes Brice Yes Kelly Yes A Waiters Yes Marant Yes City Manager Goldberg presented the bids as follows: DAVIS METER & SUPPLY CO.: $2.88per ft. $6,878.00 JAMES B. CLOW & SON, INC.: 2.82per ft. 7,187.74 A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to refer the bids to the City Manager and Water Superintendent, for tabulation and awarding of bid. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Adams, and the _ roll being called, the Commissioners voted as -follows: -3- A Adams Yes Brice Yes Kelly Yes Waiters Yes ® Marant Yes TRANSFER OF 4 COP LICENSE from Jaek'Valentine, Bar of Music, to The Country Dinner Theatre. (Second Reading) ® Police Chief Caracci stated that Mr. & Mrs. Valentine have been processed, but they are waiting for Mr. Oliver to come in to be processed . A motion was made by Commissioner Kelly to table the transfer. 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 0 Marant Yes TRANSFER OF 4 COP LICENSE from Martin, Inc. , The Banyan Club, to Russell Golden. (First Reading) ® City Attorney Walden stated that he talked to the head of the State Beverage Department in Miami and he says that the license of Martin Inc. was never suspended or revoked. There was only an agreement that the license would be sold within 45 days, and they have granted a further 45 day extention. Mr. Walden suggested that they table this. A Commissioner Brice asked that the Chief of Police make a very thorough investigation of this before they take it up for first reading. A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to table this until the next meeting to give the Chief of Police a chance to investigate; also, that the Fire Chief and Building Inspector make their recommendation A at the next meeting. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Kelly, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Adams Yes Brice Yes Kelly Yes g Waiters Yes Marant Yes CITY ATTORNEYfS REPORT: City Attorney Walden reported that Mr. Mort Weston, Attorney for Pirates Ports,left him a letter requesting that Pirates Ports be rezoned to the new zoning classification, which was adopted at the last meeting of the Commission. He suggested that they refer the matter to the Zon4_ng Board. No action. City Attorney Walden presented a letter from Broome 6 Farina re amendments to the Assessment Roll, listing the changes to the Assess- ment Roll that were made at the Public Hearing on the Assessment Roll. City Attorney Walden stated that, since they have passed a resolution adopting the figures that City Clerk Thornhill copied down, then those are the figures that ought to be used. -4- 0 CITY MANAGERIS REPORT: City Manager Goldberg presented a request from the City of Holly- wood to share in the cost of the installation. of a drain 4 blocks ® South of Attucks High School on N:W. 12th Avenue. They received bids of approximately $2,000, which means that Dania's share would be approximately $1,000. He recommended approval of this request. City Attorney Walden advised that, on these joint projects, they ought to advertise them jointly and handle them jointly. However, if they want to go ahead, they can do it on an emergency basis . If they feel that it is an emergency, thdy ought to authorize the City Manager to pay Hollywood for half of the cost of it. A motion was made by Commissioner Waiters to declare an emergency and pay $1,000 to the City of Hollywood for the joint project on the drainage of SW. 12th Avenue; also, to advise Hollywood that in the future, anything that they want which will be a joint project will have to be advertised together in accordance with our City Charter. 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 ® City Manager Goldberg presented a bill for $1,700 .15 from Aqua Chem Company for the laboratory and other equipment at the Sewer Plant. This bill was held up because they were unable to deliver a few little items, which have now been delivered. A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to pay the bill . The motion ® was seconded by Commissioner Adams, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Adams Yes Brice Yes Kelly Yes ® Waiters Yes Marant Yes City Manager Goldberg stated that at the last Commission meeting they authorized $1,200 for the Land 6 Sea Festival; and, although the discussion contained the park items from which this would be ® paid, the actual motion read to pay from the Recreation Fund. He asked that the minutes be corrected, for the auditor's sake, to read to be paid from the Parks Department. A motion was made by Commissioner Kelly to pay the $1,200 from the Parks Department. 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 f; Marant Yes City Manacrer Goldberg presented a request for release of Canal Re- servation, Lot 3, Block 3, Florian Isles, 2nd Sbec ,`'from F.lood:Control District. This has been checked with the Everglades Drainage District, Internal Improvement Board. Commissioner Brice asked if it would require a motion. City Attorney h!aLden replied, no, just a letter from the City Manager stating that there are no objections. -5- ,r , a Commissioner Brice stated that last year at budget time they set aside an amount of money to pay for certain purchases of vehicles . In this budget they set aside money to pay for garbage trucks ® because at that time they did not know if they would get delivery before budget time. They paid for them out of last years budget. For two years they have had in the budget an amount for replacement for the Building Inspectors car. Mr. Lindeman brought this up two years ago, and they haven't done anything about it. Mr. Brice sug- gested that this be looked into, and authorize the City Manager to put out bids for a car for the Building Inspector. He stated that there was only $500 set aside in the budget for the replacement of this automobile, so they will have to borrow or transfer 5b1he of - this money that they did not spend on the garbage trucks in order to buy this car. Commissioner Brice also reported that they will have to have a main- tenance truck for the Sewer Department. He suggested to the Commis- sion that the City Manager be authorized to put out for bids for a pick up truck or the type truck that is needed for the sewer depart- ment. O Commissioner Brice reported that, in regards to the laterals that were halted at the time that M B Construction Company discontinued in the City, they were not included in the assessment roll. He stated that some of those easements they have, and sbmt they have done nothing about. He suggested that they get as many of them as they can, and get an estimated cost of what it will cost to do it "because each one of these easements, or laterals, that they put in is going to mean that much more revenue to the sewer department". He asked City Attorney Walden "Under our charter, whenever we go into something like this, we have to put it out for bids. Most of these small jobs are going to cost us considerably more if we put them out for bids than if we attempted to do them ourselves. But some of these jobs are going to run more than the $500 actual material cost. Will we still have to bid?" City Attorney Walden advised that the Charter allows the City to buy equipment and supplies without advertising bids, if it is done on a competetive basis. Over the years "I have always recommended to the Commission to advertise everything. Not only to solicit bids on a com- petetive basis, but through a published legal advertisement. If you want to limit it however, to the purchase of equipment and supplies where the City is going to do the work, then I think you can avoid the publication of bids, but to truly have competetive bids, sealed bids." A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to instruct the City Manager to put out for bids for a car for the Building Inspector and a truck for the Sewer Department, the truck to come out of the Sewer Fund. Mayor Marant suggested they look into the cost of a compact car for the building inspector. City Manager Goldberg stated that the practice has been to get a car similar to the police cars so that in case of an emergency the police could also use it. Commissioner Brice suggested that perhaps they should buy a car for ?: the Chief of Police, then overhaul the chief's car for the Building Inspector. A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to instruct the City Manager to look into the bidding of a truck for the Sewer Department, a car ror the Police Chief and the Building Inspector; also that the Chiefts car should be inspected to see if it is practical to overhaul it rather than buy a new one. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Adams, City Manager Goldberg stated that it has been suggested by the Police ),partment that all the Police cars ought to be painted Tan, so that , 3 -6- kid wLu • they can be distinguished from the others. The new cars have been ordered in that color. • The roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: , Adams Yes Brice Yes Kelly Yes Waiters Yes • Marant Yes Commissioner Adams asked about the old cars on the street. He thought that the City Manager was having them taken care of . City Manager Goldberg stated that he called the gentleman again, and ® he was supposed to deliver us a letter stating just what he would do. He stated that he has not heard from the man, and asked Chief Caracci to give the man a call. Commissioner Brice instructed City Manager Goldberg to get in touch with Dr. Hughes to see if there is any way that we can work out with • the County to get rid of the old cars. He stated that they could be burned out and disposed of in the pit "but the County raised some objections to us burning them" . Commissioner Kelly stated that he spoke to the Recreation Director in regards to moving a fence adjacent to the little league ball diamond. • The fence is up next to the alley on the West side of the Frost Park. If this were moved over 10 or 12 feet, they would have plenty of room to ppark 40 to 45 cars. He stated that it would be in the neighborhood of $300 to move this fence over, and they would also put in a double gate to enter. ® Commissioner Brice stated that they could move the fence, but unless they put gravel or something there they will eventually have mire. Commissioner Kelly recommended that the City Manager and the Recrea- tion Director get together and get some competetive prices on this, "and see that we get this done as soon as possible" . • Commissioner Kelly: I have had a few local citizens who have purchased occupational licenses question about a City Commissioner who is on our commission who does not have a city occupational license. And I have approached him, and he has given me a reason, and_ I would like to have a public reason so that I can explain to these people why he doesn't • need an occupational license." Mayor Marant: Commissioner Waiters, would you like to answer? Commissioner Waiters: As I told Commissioner Kelly and Commissioner Brice who approached me about this this afternoon, one of the members • of our corporation is already licensed with the City of Dania, and I didnTt think it was necessary that another member of the corporation had to be licensed. If there is some rule that says that two members of a corporation must be licensed, then I will co-operate with that rule. ® Mayor Marant: I don't think it is the members of the corporation who have to be licensed, it is the corporation. Commissioner Kelly: Is the corporation licensed in Dania? Commissioner Waiters: Yes. One of the members is licensed in Dania. e Commissioner Kelly: What is the license under? -7- Y} �` if iFr,�Ai 1 . Commissioner Waiters: Under that persons name. s 'aft Commissioner Kelly: ; What is the name of your corporation? <° Y w-+ " is Construction. ' a Commissioner Waiters! Olymp -. Commissioner Kelly: There is a �.`..:,: license listed under Olympia Const- ruction? ai �� • Commissioner Waiters: No. Do you mean to tell me that all members '4� of the corporation. • • • • • Commissioner Kelly; No sir, but Olympia Construction should have a p license . i Commissioner Waiters: What is the ruling on these licenses for �i corporations? it needs �s City Attorney Walden: If the corporation is doing business, to take out the license, and none of the individuals need to be licensed, unless they are separately doing business. ..�a • Mayor Marant: If this gentleman has a license in his own dame, why don't p't you just have him come in and transfer it? All he has to do is bring the dN certificate in and ask for a transfer. i Commissioner Kelly: This will let other people know that they have a • corporation license. City Manager Goldberg presented a letter from the members of the civic the lm beautification club of t They made alsurveyen cub ofDandaniafindathatregingthey needs along Federal Highway. Y additional palms to either fill in where they are needed or to replace • those that have died. They stated that they have $150.00 for this purpose, and they would like the City to match that amount. Mayor Marant stated that some time ago he submitted the namecity of a man in the city who was willing to donate some pa lms tothey have had palms there but the City is not watering them was taand ntaking g care • care of them. He stated that Bill Brooks, on his own, shae in of them, but when he found that the city was not doingmtneir earrafter the care, he stopped. "What is the sense of spending Y Y e going to year when we are not taking care of these things. If we,ar put them e. thMayorthen Marantlets alsotake mentioned the them. Mellaluccastreesdon't alongput them there." MaYat he • wouldasubmit thecnameaofwthe man who ere not eisewilling to donate are of. He ethe trees and they could see if these trees are the type that they want. City Manager Goldberg stated that Mrs - MacMillan, who sent this letter, has suggested that she is going to contact someone who has some trees; • however he will give her that name also so that she can check those trees. Bob Houston stated that the trees in the Cemetery haven't been trimmed in three years . ations Bill Davis, from the audience, stat and t the hey ynarelholdingBtheir of which he is a member, is now organized, meetings on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month. He suggested that the City Manager giveathem a little information representative Con what they are ssion attend their next meeting to ' one of the members of the required to do. He asked the Mayor to assign Commission to attend their meeting. ith er hMaor eywast�arformeramemberaofhthe Board,eck andwfindCoutljustnwhatd since they are to • o; do, then he (Marant) will attend their meeting to instruct them. Discussion was brought up about the paving of S.W. 8th Avenue, and ® City Clerk Thornhill advised that a majority of property owners have not as yet signed the petition. V Commissioner Waiters suggested that they declare this a necessity and go ahead and pave it and assess the property owners. ® City Attorney Walden stated that this has been a rule of policy on this majority of those who are paying for it want it done. Actually there is no law to that effect. If they felt strongly enough about it, they could put it in even though every property owner objects. A motion was made by Commissioner Waiters to advertise for bids for ® the paving of S.W. 8th Avenue and S.W. 1st Street, bids to be received April 17, 1967, at 8:30 P.M. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Adams . s ' Commissioner Brice objected stating that they are there to serve all of the people. He stated that that man who owns the other side of the ® street has a right also; "and you are taking him at the rate of $3,700. r and he has no voice because he does not happenato live there, but he owns the property." City Attorney Walden stated that this has been tabled two or three times, and since it wasn't on the agenda tonight, anything they do would be subject to his checking on it. The roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Adams Yes Brice No Kelly Yes Waiters Yes Marant Yes Frank Salvino asked what the red lights have been put on the lift stations for; "the one on Park Street has been lit for two days and ® two nights-" City Manager Goldberg stated that there is some malfunction on it, which is being checked by the Police Department to check the frequency of that light. It has been reported to the contractor, and they are ® in the process of putting in the repairing part. Bill Rhodes stated that the summer season is coming on, and asked if they have made some decision on the comfort station on the Beach. He stated that the money was appropriated about three years ago. Mayor Marant stated that he would check into it and report at the next meeting. Mayor Marant: I would like to thank Mr. Janus, with the Fort Lauderdale paper, for the article he had in this evening's paper about the Pitts- burgh Pirates. We have been working with the City of Hollywood and quite a few other people in trying to get the Pirates to the City. The City Manager has sent letters to people, but at the present time it is still up in the air. We don't know any more than we did three or four weeks ago. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned. 4 -9- Ric ar aranMary Thornhill • Mayor-Commissioner City Clerk=Auditor