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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1966-09-19 Regular City Commission Meeting Minutes x ti MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING, CITY COMMISSION, CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, HELD SEPTEMBER 19, 1966. 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 JAMES G. ADAMS COMMISSIONERS GUS S. BRICE FRANK SALVINO S. ELLIS YOUNG ® CARL ZENOBIA CITY ATTORNEY CLARKE WALDEN CHIEF OF POLICE MONTIE SMITH BUILDING INSPECTOR -CHARLES LI.NDEMAN CITY CLERK DAIRY THORNHILL CITY MANAGER STANLEY GOLDBERG ® The meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by Mayor Adams, after which Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance were held. MINUTES OF MEETING held September 6, 1966 to be approved. A motion was made by Commissioner Brice that the minutes be ® Zenobia, andrthe rollebeing calledSethed oed mmissioners1voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino Yes ® Young Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes City Attorney Walden requested that at this time the Commission . consider Item #5 on the Zoning Board Recommendations, which con- cerns the application of Lou Maty for a variance permit to install 2 double gasoline pumps in connection with a car wash business. He requested a Public Hearing before the Commission for October 17, 1966. A motion was made by Commissioner Young to grant a public hearing ® for 8:15 P.M. , October 17, 1966. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Zenobia, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino Yes Young Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes ORDINANCE: Rezoning Blocks 5, 7, & 9, North Wyldwood Park, from existing zoning classifications to M-1-A zoning classification. (Third Reading) City Attorney Walden read the Ordinance entitled: AN URDINA14CE reqoning Blocks 5, 7 & 9 of North Wyldwood Park,' according to the plat thereof recorded in. the Public Records of Broward County Florida, said lands situate lying and being in Broward County, Florida, front existing zoning classification to M-1A Classification. A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia that the ordinance be Passed on third and final reading. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young, and the roll being called, the Commissioners vorcd as fo_ilows: -1- :1 Brice Yes Salvino Yes Young Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes ORDINANCE: Approving the plat of Gelman Subdivision. (Third Reading) City Attorney Walden advised that the City has not yet received the bond, therefore he suggested that this be tabled. A motion was made by Commissioner Young that the ordinance be tabled. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Salvino, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino Yes Young Yes Zenobia Yes ` Adams Yes ORDINANCE: Levying a tax upon admissions sold by any per- manent outdoor recreational park licensee who is licensed to operate within the corporate limits of the City of Dania. (Second Readin,) City Attorney Walden read the ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE levying a tax-upon admissions sold by any per- manent outdoor recreational park licensee who is licensed to operate within the corporate limits of the City of Dania, fixing the amount of said tax and imposing upon said licensee the burden of adding said tax to the cost of each and every ticket that is sold and of the length of same, and authoriz- ing the MayorrCommissioner, City Manager, City Clerk-Auditor of the City of Dania,Florida to enter into agreements with any permanent outdoor recreational park licensee consistant with the terms of this ordinance concerning the levying and collection of such taxes, and providing that all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with be repealed to the extent of such conflict, and providing that this ordinance shall become effective as of its passage and adoption on third reading. A motion was made by Commissioner Young that the ordinance be passed ® on second reading. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brice,-' and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino Yes Young Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes ORDINANCE: Governing the posting of political signs within the City Limits of the City of Dania, Florida. (Second Reading) ' a City Attorney Walden read the ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE governing the posting of political signs within the City limits of the City of Dania, Florida; and providing for the issuance of a permit from the Chief of Police autho- rizing the posting of such signs and providing that an appli- cant for such permit shall give cash bond conditioned to re- move such signs, and repealing all ordinances or parts of or" Finances in conflict herewith, and providing that this ordin- ance shall be in force and effect immediately upon its passage and adoption on third reading. -2- V ® �► -- F�w r'�Ft sr A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to pass the ordinance on second and third reading since the elections are so near. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Salvino. '= City Attorney Walden read the ordinance again by title only. He t_ then suggested that the motion should read that the ordinance be passed on second and third readings at the meeting being held this date. r.s The motion was amended to read: ® A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to pass the ordinance on =' second and third readings at the meeting being held on this date. rcq. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Salvino, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes u ` Salvino Yes "r Young Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes BILLS FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST to be a payment.r , ® approved for ent. ' A motion was made by Commissioner',Zenobia that the bills be approved for payment. The motion was seconded by Commissioner:Salvino, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: # Brice Yes ® Salvino Yes Young Yes Zenobia Yes - Adams Yes i, APPLICATIONS FOR RENEWAL OF Alcoholic Beverage Licenses for ® 1966-1967. APPLICATIONS FOR RENEWAL OF Night Club Licenses for 1966- 1967. City Attorney Walden reported, with respect to the Club Aloha, which ® is on both lists, from examination of the application it is found that the registered license exists in the name of Mabel C. Biddle and Elizabeth Felker, whereas the application is signed by someone else. It is his opinion (Attorney Walden) that the application must be signed .by the registered holder, so there can be no action taken on that application, both the Liquor License and the Night Club ® License; and that the City Clerk be instructed to notify the holders , that the application must be signed by the registered owners, or by someone who is lawfully authorized to sign on their behalf. He sug- gested that a motion be made to table the application and take it separately. Commissioner Brice: Along with that, I would like to move that we deny the renewal of the licenses of the Banyan Club and the Torch Club, both licenses. City Attorney Walden advised that on those two "I know of no legal reason not to renew them. I realize your strategy and motive- �.It ® is a matter of law, the City can govern only such matters as hours of closing and zoning. It is up to the State Beverage Department to regulate the other aspects." A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to table the Club Aloha license, until the proper application is filed. The motion was se- conded by Commissioner Salvino, and the roll being called, the Com- missioners voted as follows: -3- i ' Brice Yes Salvino Yes Young Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes City Attorney Walden presented two applications as follows: NIGHT CLUB and LIQUOR LICENSES: THE BANYAN CLUB & INTIMATE LOUNGE THE TORCH CLUB, INC. A motion was made by Commissioner:-Brice to deny renewal of the above licenses pending outcome of the State Beverage Control. ® City Attorney Walden cautioned against such a move, as the appli- cants would then have a right to bring a suit against the City. The motion died for lack of a second. City Attorney Walden then presented the list of renewals. A list of the applications for renewal of Alcoholic Beverage Licenses and Night Club Licenses, 1966-1967, is attached to and made a part of „ these minutes. LIQUOR LICENSES: ® A motion was made by Commissioner Salvino that the Alcoholic Beverage Licenses mentioned be renewed. The motion was seconded by Commis= sioner Zenobia, and the roll being called, the. Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino Yes Young Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes NIGHT CLUB LICENSES: S A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia that the Night Club Licenses as listed be renewed. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Salvino, Commissioner Young asked if the"Jack's or Better" was the same one that came up before as "Mario's Restaurant". ® City Clerk Thornhill replied that the Night Club license is ,still in the name of 'Jack's or Better" . Attorney Walden advised that, in his opinion, the Night Club license should follow the regular Beverage license, and when you transfer. a • beverage license, the record should be changed as to the night blub license also. He suggested that the records be corrected. Commissioner Zenobia requested that the motion be clarified to call it "MarioTs" instead of "Jack's or Better" . The roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Commissioner Brice: I will clarify my vote, I will vote "Yes" on all except the Banyan Club and the Torch Club. Salvino Yes Young Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes' -4- Alk APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER of 2 COP License from Carolyn DeCesare to Jean Lurchin, the Hut Bar, 329 S. W. 1.3th St. (Second Reading) ® A motion was made by Commissioner Young to approve the transfer on second and final reading. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Salvino, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino Yes ® Young Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes CITY MANAGER'S REPORT: ® City Manager Goldberg presented a request from Broward County Traffic 5 Association for the $400 renewal of ap propriations to said association. It is provided for in the budget. A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to approve the appropriation. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young, :nd the roll being ® called, the Commissioners voted as follows: ' Brice Yes Salvino Yes Young Yes Zenobia Yes ® Adams Yes City Manager Goldberg reported that he wrote to the Broward County Area Planning Board requesting a Federal Grant for the City of Dania to assist the City in the purchase of a Water Tank "Necessary to pro- vide the additional capacity and pressure on the East Side of Town" . ® Said tank is proposed to have a capacity of approximately 1,000,000 gallons at a cost of approximately $260,000.00. City Manager Goldberg then presented a second letter to the Broward County Area Planning Board requesting a Federal Grant"which would fall under the resolution 'pertaining to Open Space Program"." This request is for help in the acquisition of open space along the beach, starting at the North end of Dania Beach City Limits and going North towards the County Beach to whatever extent is practical. City Manager Goldberg stated that he understood that both these matters would come up before the Broward County Area Planning Board. ® City Manager Goldberg stated that, in regards to Dixie Highway con- struction, they have received a letter from t^e State Road Department saying that there are two right-of-way matters that have to be taken care of by the City. One was the clearing of the right-of-way in re- gards to Stuart's Garage, the othercwas the right-of-way at S.W. 2nd Avenue. He has discussed this matter with the property owner there, and they feel that in consideration of all this radius that"the State is asking for, that some consideration should be made to them. It was suggested that approximately $300 would be appropriate for the dedica- tion of that radius . This would require a motion for a resolution." ® A motion was made by Commissioner B-j�ice that the City Attorney prepare a resolution to pay $300 for the radius at Second Avenue and Dixie highway. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Zenobia, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino Yes Young Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes -5- Amok City Manager Goldberg read a letter from Hollywood Ford regarding two garbage packers recently replaced 'by two new units, in which they suggested conversion of these two units by the City for other purposes . It was suggested that one could be converted to be used as a trash truck while the other could be put into service as a chip ® truck without too much expense. Phil Heller then appeared before the board again to request per- mission to construct an artificial reef around the pier. Commissioner Brice asked Mr. Heller if this has been presented to fA the Erosion Advisory Board. Mr . Heller replied no, but it would be subject to all that. Commissioner Brice suggested that he should;-take it to the Erosion Advisory Control Board, then "You will know the status of it: before ® we take action on it. . Because, frankly, I,_'don't think those plans will be approved." RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE SEPTEMBER 13 meeting of the Planning and Zoning Board. ® Public Hearing: John T & Dorothy Wandrum, 7:45 P.M. Request permission to build a 3 bedroom home plus efficiency on R-1 Zoning. Legal: Lot 11, Block 1, South Dania Heights Address: 210 S. E. 5th Street ® A motion was made by Mr. Jackson to recommend the variance be granted. The motion was seconded by Mr. DiMauro, and carried unanimously. A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to authorize a Public Hear- ing to be held on October 17, 1966, at 8:30 P.M. The motion was ® seconded by Commissioner Salvino, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino Yes Young Yes ® Zenobia Yes Adams Yes Public Hearing: Harry Zimmerman. 8:00 P.M. Request vari- ance pe^mit to add studio accessory building to utility room of main building and to have a 10 ft. setback from alley. ® Legal: Lot 13 & easterly 21T of Lot 12, Block 3, Dania Beach Subdivision Address: 250 S. E. Park Street A motion was made by Mr. Jackson recommending variance be granted. The motion was seconded by Mr. DiMauro, and 6 carried unanimously. A motion was made by Commissioner Salvino to authorize a Public Hearing to be held October 17, 1966, at 8:45 P.M. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Zenobia, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino Yes Young Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes C -6- s. ixrt No Elmer Lish: Request approval of Plot plan for CBS building and living quarters. Legal: Address: 1702 N. Federal Highway n motion was made by Mrs. Panella to recommend the plan be approved as presented. The motion was seconded by Mr. Jack- son and carried unanimously. Commissioner Brice asked, in the matter of the dedication of the ® right of way there, would the Commission be in order to ask for that dedication before approval of this. City Attorney Walden stated that they have that right. A Motion was made by Commissioner Brice that this be tabled until 0 we can investigate the dedication of the property as to the right- of-way. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino Yes ® Young Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT: 0 City Attorney Walden advised that at the meeting of August 18, 1966, they adopted a resolution setting a millage rate for the coming year of 4 .11 mills, which was based on some figures that the tax assessor furnished. After those figures were furnished to them, and after they adopted resolution No. 1731, the county Tax Assessor revised his figures. As a result, the citie's millage is very slightly in ® excess of what is legally recommended. The millage which was set is 4 .11 mills, and the maximum rate that they can follow is 4.057 mills. It makes-a to.ual difference of $1,300.00 in the budget. In order to be technically correct, he suggested that they adopt a resolution amending the earlier resolution by reducing the millage to 4 .057 mills. He then read the resolution amending Resolution • No. 1731. He advised that, as a result, ,they will have to reduce the total expenditures and total appropriations by approximately $1,300 .00 . It was suggested that it be taken from "Special Projects" . A motion was made by Commissioner Young that the resolution amending resolution 1713 be adopted as read, reducing the millage to 4.057 and ® adjusting it be reducing the estimated expenditures "Special Fundts" project approximately $1,300.00. The motion was seconded by Com- missior,�r Brice, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino Yes Young Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes Cit Attorney Walden presented a resolution concerning an alledged encroachment on property owned by Mr. .J. P. Stuart, Stuartts Garage. The State Road Department claims that a part of Mr. Stuarts garage building encroaches into the existing right of way along Old Dixie [Iighway. The property has bee: involved in much dispute among local surv� ^rs , some claim the encroachment exists and some do not. He stated that Crouch Brothers had previously given an estimate of what it would cost to remove that portion of the building that is encroach- iruJ on the right of way. The Commission authorized him (Walden) to wi iTe up the contract, or do whatever is necessary to contract with ir. Crouch to have the encroachment removed. He further stated that in order to contract with Mr. Crouch, they would first have to adver- tise_ for competitive bids, secondly, they would have to get involved ® in some contracts ;with Mr. Stuart - -7- City Attorney Walden further advised that they would have to have plans and specifications. The simple way to handle the matter is s`_mply to pay Mr. Stuart $1,075 .00, and under this plan he can contract with whoever he wants to, and we can also get a guaranteed estimate from Mr. Crouch.that he will do it for that price. City Attorney Walden then read a resolution to that effect, entitled: A RESOLUTION concerning an encroachment into the public right-of-way from Lot 11, Block 20, North Hollywood, according to the plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 41 Page 1, Public Records of Broward County, Florida, said lands situate, lying and being in Broward County, Florida, and authorizing the payment of $1,075.00 to J. T. Stuart and Ella M. Stuart, husband and wife, when said encroach- ment is removed; and repealing all resolutions or parts of resolutions in conflict herewith; and providing that this Q resolution shall become effective as of the date of its passage and adoption. A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia that the resolution be drawn and adopted. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brice, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted- as follows: Brice Yes Salvino Yes Young Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yee City Attorney Walden reported that, concerning the sewers, the contract between the City and M B Construction Company requires that M B Construction Company furnish what is known as a Completion Bond, which in effect guarantees the completion of the contract and the payment of all bills. That bond was registered throuiTh.an 19 insurance company of Keane, N. H. , known as Peerless Insurance Co. Peerless is evidently aware of the delays in the contract, and they have obtained another firm to act on their behalf in doing whatever is necessary to complete the work. He stated that the law firm has informed him (Walden) in a number of telephone conversations that they will do whatever is necessary to get the job finished. He ® further said that they (the law firm) has retained an engineer in Fort Lauderdale, Davis & Craven, to advise the insurance ceutpany what is necessary to complete the job. He stated that Davis & Craven are working very closely with the City Engineer, Mr. Philpott. As of this day, M B is still on the job, but he has behind him the company who wrote the completion bond for the city. i Mr. Walden then read a letter from Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, add- ressed to the Mayor and City. Commissioners, asking for permission to solicit funds in the City of Dania to supply Memorial Hospital with a Coronary Unit. A motion was made by Commissioner Brice that the request be granted. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Zenobia. Commissioner Young asked if they would include in the motion that the solicitor's fee be waived. It was agreed to include it in the motion. The motion now reads: A motion was made by Commissioner Brice that the request be granted, and the solicitor's fee be waived. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Zenobia, and the roll being called, tihe Commissioners voted as follows: TV -B- t 0 Brice Yes Salvino Yes Young Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes City Clerk Thornhill read a letter as follows: September 19, 1966 " The Honorable Mayor and Commissioners Gentlemen: I respectfully request that you accept my resigna ® tion, effective Monday, September 19, 1966. I have been Police Chief since November 12, .1963, and I have worked tirelessly and faithfully to protect the lives and property of the citizens of Dania. How- ever, I feel at this point that the majority of the City Commission no longer desire my services, and I would like to have this resignation effective immediately. I have enjoyed my association with the City of Dania, and if at any time I can be of service, please feel free to call upon me. ® Sincerely, Montie F. Smith " A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia that "we do not accept this resignation" : The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young, ® and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice No Salvino No :"bung Yes Zenobia Yes 0 Adams Mayor Adams: Gentlemen, I guess I started this, in the paper and all. After a lot of thought today, a lot of phone calls, a lot of prayerful thought about it, I think that we have been a little bit unfair to Chief Smith. I feel that anybody is entitled to be ® heard before they are dismissed. Chief Smith assured me he has an appointment with the Grand Jury Thursday, he will be up there. If he feels that he wants to go up there, I will go along with not accepting his resignation. Commissioner Brice asked the Commission to seriously consider asking • the City Manager to draw up specifications and consider advertising for the paving of the strip of beach that lies between Whiskey Creek and our present parking area with the idea of adding additional park- ing space and additional parking meters so that we can advertise for bids and get it done before our season is with us. As we all rea- lize, we have lost a considerable amount of parking out there because of the road improvement, and the result is that on heavy days we are ' t} closed in so that we do not have enough parking space. Commissioner Young stated that there is an 80 foot public dedica- tion . So he did not believe they would have the right to do that. -9- �f m c. Commissioner Brice stated that he checked into that, and "if you so desire, you can have our City Attorney check into it further, elvk but I think you will find that inasmuch as it was a public deci- i,; • cation for a road, or for a street through there, that we have the same right to pave it and`put meters on it as we would any , .w, other street out there". He stated that he was merely asking the City Manager to prepare specifications"and then we can consider .. it. So I will go along with what you are talking about" . WWI. c ® Commissioner Young stated that he would like the City Attorney to look into it. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned. a Mary Ahornhill • City Jerk-Auditor • • James G. Adams Mayor-Commissioner • =d �I ® -10- • Am m � � NIGHT CLUB LICENSES TO BE RENEWED 1966--1967 ® CLUB ALOHA THE BANYAN CLUB AND INTIMATE LOUNGE COZY COVE MARINA, INC. DANIA BEACH HOTEL HERMAN'S WAYSIDE INN • GLOW'S HI LI LOUNGE CAPRI LOUNGE JACK'S OR BETTER THE NEW KATHERINE HOTEL TORCH CLUB, INC. THE VIKING RESTAURANT & LOUNGE RENEWAL OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE FOR 1966 - 1967 a rno ® Frank Heinrich Beacon Inn Willoughby M. Tallent Tallent Liquor Store #1 Florence A . Glow Glow's Hi Li Lounge Jack Valentine Bar of Music Torch Club, Inc. • Mabe C. Biddle & Elizabeth Felker Club Aloha Mario's Restaurant Rosemary Verrecchia Borst Capri Lounge 3 PS ® Max Phillips, Inc. Drive Inn Liquors 12 RT Florida Sportservice, Inc. ® 2 COP Clarice Taylor Clarice's Tavern Mary Wagner Busy Bee Tavern 2 APS • Richard M. Robinson Bub's Grocery Horace P, Margaret McCutcheon H & M Grocery • W • • 1 4V CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA WATER FUND DISBURSEMENTS AUGUST 1966 F. II. Ross & Co. 217.75 The Aquarhem Company, Inc. 685.65 La Croix Electric Co. 176.00 ® B. F. Reames, Jr. 86.44 General Fund 434.31 City of Dania, Payroll Account 482.46 City of Dania, Payroll Accotmt 503.05 City of Dania, Payroll Account 22.80 City of Dania, Payroll Account 34.85 w City of Dania, Payroll Account 505.75 Cadillac Overall Supply Co. 16.00 The Dania Bank 324.30 Provident Life & Accident Ins. 28.00 City :,r Dania, Water Rev. Acct. 2,373.50 City of Dania, Water Rev. Acct. 817.77 ® Neptune Meter Company 160.52 City of Miami Beach 455.00 Neptune Meter Company 211.61 Davis Meter & Supply Co. , Inc. 29.61 Manchac Landscaping & Paving 50.00 General Dynamics 4.50 ® Standard Sanitary Supplies 11.60 Burroughs Corporation 10.93 J. D. Thornton Landscaping 30.00 Hollywood Electric Motor Repair 48.64 Florida Power & Light Co. 477.48 Southern Bell Tel & Tel Co. 14.57 ® B. F. Reames, Jr. Postmaster 86.24 Florida Mercury Co. 7.88 J. W. Harrison • 7.88 J. M. Cochran 6.10 C. W. Yetter, Jr. 7..88 George Halupka .491 Walter Bertschi 5.56 Wm. R. Kennedy 4.97 Michael De Wulf 4.91 Rosealma Howe 7.88 Louis W. Humphrey •72 Arthur Brousseau 4•91 Jewel McNeal 10.00 Maine Bldg. Inc. 10.00 Don Nelson, Inc. 5.56 Harry Neville 3.28 John Gossett 15.76 N. E. Whealn 5.56 William Steffen 7.88 Rosemarie Neal 3.24 George A. Bennett 7.08 John Gossett 6.69 R. C. Broom 5.56 Orlando Fuel Oil Co. 7.29 6:y E. J. & Dorothy Horn 6.69 Shirley Lovejoy 5:56 Clyde Armuons 5.80 L. E. Fortner 7.88 TOTAL $8,477.56 s M '!Yfit CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA -;?- GENERAL FUND DISBURSEMENTS AUGUST 1966 r yhS 1 r`Y.lp Broome and Farina 383.75 City ' y of Dania Payroll Account 19660.08 The Dania Bank 2,740.00 Aetna Life Insurance Co. 804.30 S. Ellis Young 89.59 3 Frank Salvino 89.59 Clarke Walden 817.42 City of Dania, Payroll Acct. 7,143.26 ® Cadillac Overall Supply Co. 214.45 x _ City of Dania, Payroll Acct. 1,513.29 a 1 City of Dania, Payroll Acct. 642.96_ � City of Dania, Payroll Acet. 1,693.61 43.00 Jas. H. Matthews & Co. 16.54 Lee's Locksmith & Bicycle Shop 320.51 ® Cameron Lumber Co. Royal Distributors 10.0U Florida Power & Light Co. 3,053.36 City of Dania, Payroll Acet. 6,472.16 William A. Carney 50.00 Coastal Office Equipment 132.98 21 Southern Bell Tel & Tel Co. 38. Pan American Tire Co. 108.98 1,176.54 Burrell Bros. oil Co. , Inc. Mike Gradl Janitorial Services 100.00 Florida Linen Service 3.10 Mike Gradl Janitorial Service 100.00 ® LaCroix Electric Co. 46.96 Mac's Chemical Supplies 31.84 Orkin Exterminating Co. 12,00 Southern Bell Tel & Tel Co. 413.68 Lippoth Plumbing, Inc. 17.60 Peoples Gas System 11.60 • Peoples Gas System 13.58 Dan F. , Boyd 33.49 Business Equipment Co. 271.64 "Howie" Burgess 165.00 Broward County Traffic Assoc. 100.00 Dania Chamber of Commerce 625.00 • Hollywood Electric Motor Repair 17.80 Water Fund 8.24 Paul B. Ash Co. 6.84 Kelly' s T. V. 6.60 Florida Dust Control Service, Inc. 2.55 Petty Cash 7.27 • Anglers' Sport Shop 39.95 Southern Bell Tel & Tel Co. 361.76 Dive N' Spear, Inc. 20.00 Lippoth Plumbing, Inc. 7.50 Rickards Appliance Co. 6.50 City of Hollywnod, Utilities 92.42 E! Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co. 14.65 Broome & Farina 476.00 Provident Life & Accident Insurance Co. 367.50 (cunt.) _ w • 'n 30.00 Rickards Appliance Co. 70.00 Keeman Brick & Supply Co. 467.60 P. T. Garrett 73.90 Business Equipment Company 208.38 La Croix Electric Co. 41.40 City Products Corporation 357.75 Helco Safety Equipment Corp. 1,065.09 Callahan Motor Co. 34.43 Rinker Materials Corp. 23.52 Dania Plumbing Supply Co. 3,145.00 Growers Equipment Company 42.45 The Aldon Corporation 10.84 Osborne Service & Equipment 93.25 Chris' Garage 2.83 Jack' s Auto Parts, Inc. 276.00 Broward County Seriff' s Dept. 332.25 Jaxson' s Ice Cream 50.00 Curcie Bros. , Inc. 12.00 q� Dan Zbin, Inc. 24.00 C. H. Lyne Foundry & Machine Co. 2.58 Broward Grain & Supply of Dania 179.39 Griffey Hardware 84.50 weekly Asphalt Paving, Inc. Broward County Waste Collection & Disposal System 750.30 AN Mr. James Barnes 22,124.00 Hollywood Ford, Inc. . 50 Motor Vehicle Commissioner 4.00 Miami Fire Equipment, Inc. 9.50 Motor Vehicle Commissioner 4.20 Florida Dust Control Service, Inc. 14.31 • Beacon Medical Supplies 5.81 Dana Riverside Laundry 18.50 Scotland Electric Supply 28.95 Cates Servhe 168.00 Gabriel Communications Corporation .00 Gabriel Communications Corporation 105 105.00 ,• Dania Volunteer Fire Department 200.00 A. M. Black 450.00 Mac' s Auto Truck Service 100.00 Robert L. Grammer 12.50 Winthers Glass Shop 31.84 W. H. Meeks, Jr. , Tax Assessor 4.00 DamicO'S Paint & Body Shop 86.30 Argo Uniform Company 45.00 Broome & Farina 9.70 Jones' Equipment Co. 96.98 Southern Photo Service 4.80 T & T Grocery 63.60 • Walter Gray Photorama, Inc- 13.58 Smith Office Supply, Inc. 30.00 Stuart' s Garage & Body Shop 100.25 Harley-Davidson of Fort Lauderdale119.15 Inc.Sherron rotor Company, 11.87 • Stan's Gulf Service (cone. ) d • ONO 20.00 Donna Rumfelt 50.00 Donald Ambrister 80.00 Sam Jones 25.00 Humane Society of Broward County 20.00 Florida State Board of Health 0 .9 The Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Co. 30.90 Clerk of Circuit Court 137.50 The Dania Press 17.15 The Dania Press 6.10 Jack Wheeler , Clerk of Circuit Court 27.00 M. C. Smith Stationer, Inc. 98.57 Xerox Corporation 28.10 Standard Oil Co. 40.00 Broward County League of Municipalities 117.86 Xerox Corporation 31.77 Standard Oil Co. 100.00 Gus S. Brice 125.00 James G. Adams 100.00 Carl Zenobia $66,483.80 Total w •