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HomeMy WebLinkAbout34795 - MINUTES - City Commission 1? MINUTES DANIA CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING MARCH 10, 1992 INVOCATION BY REVEREND LEWIS PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ROLL CALL: Present : Mayor: Bob Mikes Vice Mayor: Bill Hyde Commissioners: John Bertino Bobbie Grace Robert Donly City Attorney: Frank Adler City Manager: Robert Flatley City Clerk: Wanda Mullikin PRESENTATTONS •Dania Women 's Club wishes to thank Boy Scout Jimmy Kern for his Eagle Scout Landscaping Project. Bernadette Stefanech, President of the Dania Women's Club, presented a Certificate of Appreciation to Jimmy Kern for the landscaping Women's Club in accordance with his improvements that he made to the Eagle Scout Landscaping Project. The Women's Club then presented appreciation to the City Commission and Dan Oyler, City Planner, for choosing the club for this project. ACity Manager Flatley mentioned that Gloria Daly is recuperating from a knee operation and has asked him to present the three Certificates of J Appreciation from the American Legion. Mr. Flatley read the 1 Certificates presented to Mayor Mikes , Vice Mayor McElyea and the Broward Sheriff ' s Office for the success of the Beach Dance held January I 18 at Dania Beach supporting the Legion. 1 PULLED FROM CONSENT AGENDA Commissioner Bertino pulled item 1 .6 and Mayor Mikes pulled item 1 .9 from the Consent Agenda. 1 . CONSENT AGENDA City Attorney Adler read the Consent Agenda. A motion was made by Commissioner Grace, seconded by Vice Mayor Hyde to approve the consent agenda items 1 . 1 , 1.2, 1. 3, 1.4, 1.5, 1 .7, and 1.8 with the exclusion of items 1 .6 and 1 .9. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Hyde-yes Mayor Mikes-yes City Manager Flatley explained that item 1.8 changes the bidding process by allowing staff to hold public meetings to open bids instead of at regular meetings. Ile mentioned that some advertisements will still be coming back to the Commission to be opened as they were advertised prior to adoption of this new procedure. REGULAR MEETING 1 MARCH 10, 1992 17 b I b t V - J rw J Y PULLED FROM CONSENT AGENDA Ry�1 1 .6 Commissioner Bertino suggested to hold off on adoption of the resolution for professional services with Coastal Technology for repair of the Pier as Mr. Harks, a marine contractor, is interested in the operation. The venture involves a first class restaurant operation along with a smaller restaurant for beachgoern and running the Pier with possible refurbishment by the individual at a cost savings to the City. City Manager Flatley expressed concern that Mr. Marks may not have but felt it worth while to review the experience with pier construction situation further. A motion was made by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by Vice Mayor Hyde to continue this item to the Special Meeting on March 17 in order to is obtain further information on Mr . Mark ' s credentials for the project . h 'Phe motion parsed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Hyde-yes Commissioner Donly-yes Mayor Mikes-yes 1 .9 Mayor Mikes suggested to continue first reading of the ordinance providing for disclosure by persons appearing before the city Commission to allow more time to present the proper language in the ordinance. A motion was made by Vice Mayor Hyde, seconded by commissioner Donly to continue the first reading of this ordinance to the next regular meeting r of March 24 , 1992. - . The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Grace-yes I Commissioner Hyde-yes Commissioner Donly-yea Mayor Mikes-yes 2.. PROCLAMATIONS In regards to the two proclamations being presented by Mayor Mikes, Commissioner Grace commented on the positive impact to citizens in Dania with the availability of the Broward County Library-Dania Branch and the importance of acknowledging the historical accomplishments of women in this country. 2.1 Mayor Mikes read the proclamation declaring "Library History Month" for the month of. March 1992. iVice Mayor Hyde gook a few moments to acknowledge Paul DiMaio for his { efforts on behalf of the Dania Library. 2.2 Mayor Mikes read the proclamation declaring "Women's History Month" for the month of March, 1992. Since this was Mayor Mikes ' last meeting as Mayor, he presented his own proclamation declaring March 29, 1992, as "Sheila Mikes Appreciation Day" recognizing the contributions and sacrifices made by spouses and family members of elected officials. at Commissioner Grace acknowledged her husband for his efforts with her political career and their 30th wedding anniversary that took place on March 2, 1992. Mayor Mikes took a few minutes to comment on his political career over I'- the past few years on behalf of the City of Dania. :A 3. BIDS 3 . 1 City Manager Flatley suggested to open the proposals received for a pier restaurant operator and have Tim Tapp, Recreation Director, evaluate them, while the agenda continues, so that a recommendation can it, he presented later in the meeting. j REGULAR MEETING 2 MARCH 10, 1992 y ?:ir1,=7^Y^`=�ca?-n .s e,:-rs, f ....c-•1*•.r�a-e.e-:,--,. w„-r�. 7u,•c-tir"�-� `r.,.xvu�^ �.;,.,. a 'Sr��Zt 1 a �5 F Mr. Flatley explained that these proposals involve continuance of the present pier restaurant on a month to month basis until a new facility is ready for operation in accordance with the refurbishment of the Pier. Mr. Flatley advised that the present lessee is in default and has received legal notification that today is the effective date of his tenure. Mr. Flatley read the following proposals received: Marco's Clam Bar Inc. $225.00 mo./7% of gross j Wayne Moscolo $1 ,075.00 no/no % on gross Daniel L. Childers Apr 92/Nov 92 $700.00 no Dec 92/Mar 93 $1 ,900.00 mo no % on groan PAS, Inc. $100.00 so/ will operate until new lessee is found or until May 1 , 1992. Vincents on the Water $1 , 100.00 no/ with insurance Certificate and a check enclosed for $1 , 100 a month in advance Mr. Flatley gave the proposals to Mr. Tapp for evaluation and advised that the RFP requires proposers to begin operation immediately. THE COMMISSION WENT TO ITEM 4. 1 AT THIS TIME I AFTER ITEM 7.4 WAS HEARD, THE COMMISSION RETURNED TO THE REVIEW OF THE { PIER RESTAURANT PROPOSALS After reviewing the five proposals received, Tim Tapp recommended Union Star, aka/Vincents on the Water, for the pier restaurant based on their experience and monthly rental amount . A motion was made by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by Vice Mayor Hyde approve the restaurant proposal with Union Star Distributors, AKA/Vincents on the Water, with the approval of the terms by the City Attorney and to authorize the preparation of the contract to be brought back to the Special Meeting on March 17, 1992, for action. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Hyde-yes Mayor Mikes-yes THE, COMMISSION MOVED TO ITEM 7 .9 AFTER ITEM 3.1 i 4 . PUBLIC HEARINGS 4 .1 Petitioner/Owner - Neptune Fireworks/Itzak Dickstein for property located 768 East Dania Beach Boulevard for revisiting 5E-55-88 request for sale and storage of fireworks. (continued from 12/10/91) Will Allen, Growth Management Director, reminded the Commission of the approval of 5E-55-88 on September 13, 1988 , for the sale and storage of fireworks for the Neptune Fireworks operation and the condition attached "I to review the operation after three years . Mr. Allen commented on the continuances that have taken place since September 1991 based on litigation that is pending. M Dennis Reagan, BSO, reported on the status of the cases involving the individuals with the Neptune Fireworks operation. j Mayor Mikes requested Captain Carney, BSO, clarify the connection that fireworks involved in the recent bombing that killed a highway patrolman were, in fact , purchased from the Naptune Fireworks as reported by the media . REGULAR MELTING 3 MARCH 10, 1992 3 f •T kk ; 1r y A.J . Ryan, Esq. , stated that there is no indication to conclude that the 1 , products used in this bombing came from the Neptune Fireworks business and that Dennis Reagan, BSO, conducted an investigation subsequent to . the incident with no conclusion . Mr . Ryan stated that the reports from the media are inaccurate. Mayor Mikes opened the public hearing . John Bruckner questioned where the media obtained their information as the article states that the material definitely came from the Neptune f Fireworks . f City Attorney Adler clarified that captain Carney will report back to the Commission on this question . commissioner Bert ino didn ' t feel the products being bought from this I relevant to the issue on the review of the special operation aft being exception as Products from any business can be altered to commit crimes. f Dave Ryke questioned the safety of the building and City Manager Flatley �. explained the city ' s actions to ensure safety during the operation of L the business . `I l Hearing no further comments , the Mayor closed the public hearing. City Attorney Adler clarified that the individuals involved with the court. cases have not been convicted of guilt and no action is pending against the Cacilit.y . He reported that the circuit judge' s order was repealed by the Fourth Court of Appeals that involved action filed by the Danians Condominium and that he was not aware that the condominium is pursuing further action at this time. 1 Commission comments were made in regards to having no alternative but to I continue the special exception based on no proof of violation to the special exception. City Attorney Adler advised that the commission would be obligated to revisit the special exception again in three years which would be September of 1994 . - A motion was made by Commissioner Donly, seconded by Vice Mayor Hyde to continue 5E-55-88 and revisit the operation again in another three years or six years from September 13 , 1988 which would be September 13 , 1994 . The motion passed on the following roll call vote: j Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Hyde-yes Mayor Mikes-no q.?. Will Allen, Growth Management Director, explained that the ordinance regulating pawnbrokers/secondhand dealers in the City has been prepared as the City Code did not have any provisions for this use. A moratorium was placed by the City Commission to allow time to establish „a.: these regulations and the ordinance does conform with state statute z' f, regulations. M� 11 City Attorney Adler stated that this ordinance conforms to Broward County and State regulations which will now give the City control over y4 II these types of operations . commissioner Bertino suggested continuance until BSO can review the ordinance to ensure provisions have been included to ward off the resale f, ' y of stolen goods in these operations. f sT I Captain Carney, BSO, explained that Pawn Shop operators are required to take a thumb print and/or photograph of the individual selling the item „- and supply receipts on a daily basis of items taken in. The serial PP } numbers of these items are checked by running them through a computer to determine criminal history and BSO is able to confiscate the item from ' the dealer should criminal history show up. REGULAR MEETING 4 MARCH 10, 1992 �. - er ..N? �eSr-e•.>jx'T:^r> c,r -r^,.yfi +i .a n"'..L F°Tx 4'.'"",.�'nGae7,h '�jr•a.� r < t /^�) •°eta -, `aS:tir ( I �. R E Mr . Adler advised that BSt7 can take this action in accordance with State Statute 538 .03 and encouraged adoption of this ordinance based on a ommission action pending lawsuit relating to C that denied a recent pawnbroker business . Upon adoption of this ordinance , a resolution a' before the Commission at the terminating the moratorium will be brought next regular meeting on March 24th . " Discussion followed on BSO taking the time to review this ordinance recommendations for between now and the next. regular meeting so that amendment could be presented on March 24 , 1992, if necessary. City Attorney Adler responded to Commissioner Bert in1thesBr3gzoningor i clarification that pawnbrokers are only (. classification under permitted uses and not in the C-2 zoning I! `` classification. i Mayor Mikes opened the public hearing. � i Peggy Breeshoten suggested the Commission review this ordinance again possible changes that might need to be for another two weeks based on made. City Attorney Adler stated that the ordinance is in compliance with law enforcement agencies have been using these SLaco Statute and that didn ' t feel any changes will be needed. In the requirements and really ordinance can be amended later and felt it event changes are needed, the important to adopt the ordinance tonight so the City has regulations on record . Irving Warman commended the Commission for their denial of a recent pawnbroker request . Hearing no further comments , the Mayor closed the public hearing. A motion was made by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by Vice Mayor Hyde to adopt this ordinance on second and final reading . The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Grace-no Commissioner Bertino-yes Vice Mayor Hyde-yes Commissioner Donly-yes Mayor Mikes-yes 4 . 3 Will Allen, Growth Management Director, explained the ordinance regulating satellite dish antennae and commented on the changes that were made over the past few weeks. Vice Mayor Hyde felt that Section 5 should be deleted as citizens who have obtained the proper permits to install their existing satellite one as it would be a hardship to spend extra dishes should be left al to comply with this ordinance . money to move the dishes } commissioner Donly agreed with deleting Section 5 and felt Section 2 should be altered regarding the size of the satellite dish. Mayor Mikes clarified the need to include the proper language to Section 5 so as not to grandfather ermitsall tthattmaylshes also beat may a safetyt be hazard. installed with the proper p City attorney Adler suggested to require pre-existing antennae users to apply for a variance, with the waiver of fees , totheiallow them an dish. opportunity to present their hardship for moving A motion was made by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by Commissioner Donly to continue the second reading of this ordinance to the regular u 4 =, meeting of March 24 and review changes to Section 3 and Section 5 at the workshop on March 17 . p ` 9 1992 REGULAR MEETING 5 MARCH 10, ' ...^.F �Il�- .w1 T 4r _ 4� S 'I I i ` 1 The motion passed on the following roll call vote : Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Grace-yes ,•.;�. _ Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Hyde-yes Mayor Mikes-yes 4 . 4 A motion was made by Commissioner Donly, seconded by Commissioner Grace to continue second reading of the ordinance annexing the property known as the New River Boat Club AKA/ Aquaglades Amusement Park to the April 14 , 1992, regular meeting. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: I , Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Hyde-yes i Mayor Mikes--yes i 5. SITE PLANS-none r 6. EXPENDITURE REQUESTS j 6. 1 City Attorney Adler read the title of the resolution approving the expenditure of $8,050.00 to H & H Crane to relieve the drainage problem ! ; ' on SE 3 Place as approved at the January 14, 1992, regular meeting. City Manager Flatley advised that Gerald Smilen Building Corporation has 1 agreed to pay $1 , 200.00 to aide in constructing the eastern most catch basin of this project . a A motion was made by commissioner Donly, seconded by Commissioner Bertino to adopt the resolution approving the expenditure of S8, 050.00 to if & H Crane for this drainage project . The motion passed on the following roll call vote: 1 Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Grace-yea " Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Hyde-yes Mayor Mikes-yes 6 . 2 City Attorney Adler read the title of the resolution approving the expenditure of $8,967 . 50 to Molloy Brothers for the southernmost rentroom sewer connection as discussed at the February 25, 1992, regular meeting. Bud Palm, Utilities Director, reminded the Commission that EPA will not allow the City to rebuild the drainfields for the bathrooms at the beach and recommended approval of this expenditure. Mr. Palm projected the sewer connection project to take 5 days and didn ' t feel beach use would be disrupted . tA motion was made by Vice Mayor Hyde, seconded by Commissioner Grace to adopt the resolution approving the expenditure of $8, 967 . 50 to Molloy Brothers for sewer connection for the southernmost restrooms at the Beach . The motion passed on the following roll call vote : Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Grace-yea j Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Hyde-yes Mayor Mikes-yes I 7 . DISCUSSION 7 . 1 Will Allen, Growth Management Director, presented background information on the banner which states "Fifty Ways to Love your Pasta" °• located at Roberto' s Pasta House. Mr. Allen stated that the canvas r� banner is attached to the building overhang by means of metal eyelets and has been found in violation by the Code Enforcement Board. Mr. rti 1 Allen did inform the Commission that the banner is in good condition and is maintained. REGULAR MEETING 6 MARCH 10, 1992 _ rt +u r�K r..X r'�i t'M1£.r Y i Z a, RT.s�3L.�ru-'• h d�4c j111 R $y St f - J i! '.4 INA Robert D'Agostino, owner of Roberto's Pasta House, 246 North Federal Highway, came forward to express his disagreement with being cited for violating the Code due to his feelings that the banner is in fact the valance of an awning which has been constructed since 1981 . A motion was made by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by Commissioner Grace to extend permission to display the signage on the awning until April 1993 when all non-conforming signs have to be removed. Mr . D' Agostino understood that the wording on the awning would have to f be removed in April 1993 but the awning could remain. The motion passed on the following roll call vote : Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Hyde-yes Mayor Mikes-yes 7 .2 City Manager Flat;ley mentioned the City's action in advertising for proposals on refinancing existing City debt and to finance the Dania Pier reconstruction due to the favorable interest rates under the current economy. Marie Jabalee , Finance Director, presented proposals from Sun Bank, Harnett Bank and Family Bank of Hallandale. The proposals were for three items ; pier renovation , refinance General Fund debt and to refinance the Water Plant rehabilitation . Marie informed the Commission that Family Bank had to withdraw their pier proposal as they have extended their limit allowed to loan to the City. Family Bank will be able to refinance the City' s existing 1 . 2 million dollars in debt and also the Water Plant debt of $790, 000 based on a fixed year option for five years or 65% of prime for ten or five years . The loan would involve $3 , 500 in attorney fees but no points . The City is presently paying 7 . 2% on the 1 . 2 million (6 1/2 years left) and 6. 4% on the $790, 000 ( 10 year note - draw not started) for the Water Plant: rehabilitation . Finance Director Jabalee recommended to go with Family Bank for the five year option at 5. 15% fixed for the existing debt based on no guarantee on how long the prime will stay low. Mr . Flatley stated that this option would save the City around $140, 000 overall and cut the term of the present loan by two years . Marie Jabalee stated that Sun Bank ' s proposal was higher than Family Bank with a 5. 6% on the fixed rate and on the percent for prime. Sun Bank is the lowest for the Pier renovation financing on $500, 000 based on Family Bank not being able to participate. Commissioner Bertino suggested Marie obtain information on whether Sun Bank would be willing to extend an amount over the $500 , 000 amount as a line of draw available for additional capital improvements that the City may need . A motion was made by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by Commissioner j Donly to approve the option with Family Bank for refinancing the City's j existing debt at a 5. 15% fixed rate for five years . Commissioner Grace and Mayor Mikes felt the City should wait until Marie is able to obtain the answers from Sun Bank before a decision is made ! based on the large amounts of money involved. r Commissioner Bertino withdrew his motion and suggested the City investigate the idea of possibly obtaining funds from one of the City pension programs. City Attorney Adler stated that pension funds are regulated by State Statute on the kinds of investments allowed but he would check into this suggestion and bring back an answer at the next regular meeting of March 24 , 1992 . REGULAR MEETING 7 MARCH 10, 1992 i I City Manager Flatley reminded the Commission that they will be obtaining } information on the City ' s five year capital improvement plan at the v r workshop meeting on March 17 . ? 7 .3 Gerald Knight, Esq. , representing the Humane Society of Broward q County, came forward to request approval to file an application and waive platting requirements on the vacation of Pine Street which abuts � Tigertail Lake Park and the Humane Society. 15, - i City Manager Flatley advised that Dania ' s request from the County to turn over Tigertail Park and Secret hoods is still pending . I s }3 ` City Attorney Adler stated that approval of this request will allow the Humane Society to go before the Planning 6 Zoning Board and that final i approval of the vacation will still be decided by the Commission. I� Vice Mayor Hyde expressed his concern on the safety factors for access I from Pines Street onto Ravenswood Road as shown on the site plan for thin vacation and suggested other options be considered. A motion was made by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by Vice Mayor Hyde f to place a hold on this vacation request until information has been received from Broward County on the disposition of Tigertail Park. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Donly-no Vice Mayor Hyde-yes {, I Mayor Mikes-yes 7 .4 Tim Tapp, Parks 6 Recreation Director, advised that South Broward l High School has requested free use of the I.T. Parker Community Center for five or six various school related activities. Mr. Tapp requested policy direction from the Commission on how to handle these inquiries as the ordinance for the center allows only Dania schools free use of the facility. Commissioner Donly felt the Commission should consider approval based on a large majority of South Broward High School students being from Dania . Commissioner Grace didn ' t feel the Commission should alter the established policy on the center and mentioned the overwhelming requests to expect if one outside school is granted permission . Commissioner Bertino mentioned that South Broward High School auditorium is presently going thru asbestos material removal and based on this being a public school , he recommended approval of the request for one or two events . Commissioner Donly suggested to charge South Broward based on the resident rate which would be a break but bring funds into the City. i On a long term basis , Mr. Tapp suggested to consider a Community School ` i Agreement where casts could be established. Citizens expressed approval of the request based on the children from South Broward being mostly from Dania and since it is only on a short term basis until the asbestos removal is completed. Discussion followed y on a disagreement of the majority of children from Dania going to South Broward since the recent annexation of the Griffin Road area children go to Hollywood Hills . The Commission generally agreed to have Tim Tapp contact South Broward "I High School management, not the school board, on the City charging them based on the resident rate for use of the facility and bring their response back to the Commission. THE COMMISSION RETURNED TO ITEM 3.1 AFTER ITEM 7 .4 REGULAR MEETING 8 MARCH 10, 1992 j v. i r1 1 ' 7 . 5 WAS HEARD AFTER 7. 9 7 . 5 Mayor Mikes continued discussion and possible action on resolution regarding air standards in Dania until the regular meeting of March 24 , 1992, based on the City awaiting a response being drafted from the City of Fort Lauderdale to the Broward County Aviation Department. i 7.6 Mayor Mikes requested Commission input on obtaining costs on installing attractive signage for neighborhood parks and also for NW 10 Street designating directions to Melaleuca Gardens and Nautical Isles. { The Commission generally agreed to direct City Manager to send a letter - with the Mayor ' s signature to the Broward County Commission requesting them to address the timing problem for the traffic light going onto Griffin Road from US 1 . 7 .7 A motion wan made by Vice Mayor Hyde, neconded by Commissioner Bertino to adopt the resolution ratifying the letter mailed to H.U.D. on January 23, 1992, and signed by Mayor Mikes, stating that the Dania City i . Commission does not support an application for 40 additional public housing units and 78 additional Section 8 Certificates (FS3 incentive unitn) . The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Donly-no Vice Mayor Hyde-yes Mayor Mikes-yes ; 7. 8 City Manager Flatley reported that he has received a letter from EPA announcing two informal meetings for Thursday, March 12, 1992, to discuss the Lindsley Lumber Site. tie advised that early on March 12 there will also be a press conference at the site and encouraged public participation. ITEM R . 1 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 7 . 8 ! i 7.9 WAS HEARD AFTER 3. 1 7 . 9 Airport Committee Report Sheri Coali , Airport Advisory Board , requested the Commission postpone the appointment replacements for Susan Mordes and Jay Fields for a {. :. reasonable amount of time to allow the Board time to renegotiate with these individuals for their return . She requested the City of Dania be i responsible for advertising the Board ' s monthly meetings to draw more public input . Ms . Coali stated that the Board passed a resolution expressing dissatisfaction with the results of the recent air quality control study resented by the Broward County Aviation Department that included a demand for a more intensive study to be conducted citing citizens concerns. Ms. Coali requested the Commission take action to request the Broward County Aviation Department obtain follow up information on installing the same standard of air quality monitors at the Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood Airport that are installed at the Los Angeles International Airport . . i Mayor Mikes mentioned that he is awaiting documentation from the airport ^ on the type of monitors being installed and suggested that City Manager Flatley contact La International on the type of air quality monitors they use. Ms . Coali updated the Commission on the Board ' s action to obtain documentation showing an infraction in the weight distribution of the British Aerospace 146200 that touched down on Runway 9 Right 27 Left in y December 1991 . She explained that the pilot presented documentation showing that the aircraft touched down at 59, 000 pounds and mentioned the discrepancies of the actual weight restrictions on this runway that " has been ongoing since 1986. REGULAR MEETING 9 MARCH 10, 1992 i 4 ._ ..�fk a , - - ,-. Y - � �P^^rr'�. ti'�►'.,`r'u�.J�'s.�:�.?T.XckY%i:S.v .. �?': o:� r f Ms . Coali , on behalf of the Board , requested the Commission direct the plot- Cit%, Attorney or Curtis h Curtis , airport attorneys for the City , to tiate a formal investigation Into this incident . She recommended the incident_ he brought to thc: attention of the regional FAA office in Atlanta and to demand an immediate halt. to the operations on the south runway based on weight restrictions exceeding the standards setforth in the Airport Facility Directory . Mayor Mikes recommended to turn all the Airport Advisory Board recommendations as presented over to Curtis 8 Curtis and obtain a draft response on how to proceed. Cliff lacino came forward to commend the members on the Airport Advisory Board and responded to the issue of public relations for the Board. Mr. lacino expressed the need for the Board members to be able to officially advocate the Cityrs position in regards to airport issues. ITEM 7 .5 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 7 .9 B . APPOINTMENTS 8 . 1 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 7 . 8 I : 8 . 1 A motion was made by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by Co"issioner Donly to reappoint Kurt. Ely as regular member on the Civil Service Board. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Grace-yea Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Hyde-yes Mayor Mikes-yes commissioner Bertino suggested to obtain the attendance records on people who wish to continue serving on Boards . i The appointment. of the alternate member was continued to the next regular meeting of March 24 , 1992. 8 . 2 Vice Mayor Hyde appointed Joe Smariga to the Airport Advisory Board and Mayor Mikes continued his appointment . A motion was made by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by Vice Mayor Hyde to adopt a resolution appointing Joe Smariga to the Airport Advisory Board. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Hyde-yes Mayor Mikes-yes 8 .3 Mayor Mikes appointed Hugo Renda to the Housing Authority. A motion was made by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by Vice Mayor Hyde to adopt a resolution appointing Hugo Renda to the Housing Authority. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Grace-no j Commissioner Donly-no Vice Mayor Hyde-yes Mayor Mikes-yes „ 8. 4 Vice Mayor Hyde reappointed John Simione and appointed Craig Leonard to the Marine Advisory Board. Commissioner Grace retained her previous appointments of Vito Mancino , y and Tim McLeod. Mayor Mikes retained Charles Stephens and William Wosenitz_ REGULAR MEETING 10 MARCH 10, 1992 '�'.°1J .t ' t 1+Yw tHA W, r iW i Commissioner Donly reappointed Bob Lizana and held off on his second appointment . ! Commissioner Bertino reappointed Lewis Webb. Discussion followed on a discrepancy in two people serving on the board with the same name of Bill Hill . A motion was made by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by Vice Mayor Hyde to adopt the resolution appointing John Simione, Craig Leonard, Vito Mancino, Tim McLeod, Charles Stephens, William Wosenitz, Bob Lizana and f Lewis Webb to the Marine Advisory Board. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Hyde-yes Mayor Mikes-yes 8 .5 Mayor Mikes reappointed Cliff Iacino and Commissioner Grace reappointed Albert Jones to the Planning & Zoning Board. A motion was made by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by Vice Mayor Hyde to adopt the resolution appointing Albert Jones and Cliff Iacino to the Planning 6 Zoning Board . The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Bertino-yea Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Donly yes Vice Mayor Hyde-yes Mayor Mikes-yes Mr . Iacino and Mr. Jones were commended for their professional performance as members on this board . 8 .6 A motion wan made by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by Vice Mayor Hyde to reappoint C.F. Hill as Engineer and Richard Bettor as Real Estate Manager on the Unsafe Structures Board. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commi fit;inner Bertino-yes Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Hyde-yes Mayor Mikes-Yes 9. CITIZENS' COMMENTS-no comments 10. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS CITY MANAGER 10. 1 City Manager confirmed with the commission to hold a Special Meeting and a Workshop Meeting on March 17 , 1992. Mr. Flatley reported that the County has received the plans for the drainage problem on Bryan Road and that they will be paying for all of the engineering and construction costs involved. i CITY ATTORNEY i City Attorney Adler stated that he would be distributing copies to the Commission on a lawsuit relating to a recent denial for a pawnbroker business in Dania. 11 . COMMISSION COMMENTS 11 .1 COMMISSIONER BERTINO : Commissioner Bertino commented on the positive results of the recent barbecue held for board members. 11.2 COMMISSIONER DONLY - NO COMMENTS REGULAR MEETING 11 MARCH 1.0, 1992 t R `�a P i 11 . 3 COMMISSIONER GRACE. Commissioner Grace mentioned the need for public participation in the .; library, comments from the Mizell family on the renaming of West Dania Beach Boulevard and the sign for the Redbirds Baseball Club. Ia. j Commissioner Grace commended Mayor Mikes on his performance over the pant year as Mayor. j 11 . 4 COMMISSIONER UYDE- NO COMMENTS t 11 11 . 5 MAYOR MIKES j Mayor Mikes commended staff members for all their help in making the I barbecue for the board members a success. Mayor Mikes requested Mr. I Flatley find out who the 10 winners were in the raffle for the free Bungee Jump T-Shirts that took place at the barbecue. He explained that he was given two free Bungee Jump Tickets after the barbecue and would now like to raffle the free tickets off between these 10 people. i . t This regular meeting was then adjourned. r MAYOR-COMHI ONER CITY CLERK-AUDITOR 4 e e Ap4E k ' ! i i l.`REGULAR MEETTNG 12 MARCH 10, 1992 -- 3`"",... ^ <�.;- 'C�.4?..a-or .z .�R'.'t rs.��k""`:a' ,'`.'4i•�^.".�.�nt!-':T'•n'4'^+"'T' � .^ .Ky L `-4%v i+'±�' r n ♦v . e AGENDA DANIA CITY COMMISSION ` REGULAR MEETING MARCH 10, 1992 4 3<• 8:00 P.M. ANY PERSON WHO DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THE CITY COMMISSION WITH REGARD TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, AND FOR SUCH PURPOSE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE: TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. INVOCATION ROLL CALL PRESENTATIONS * Dania Women' s Club wishes to thank Boy Scout Jimmy Kern for his Eagle Scout Landscaping Project * Gloria Daly to present Certificates of Appreciation from the American Legion 1 . CONSENT AGENDA Minutes 1 . 1 February 11 , 1992 , regular meeting 1 . 2 February 13, special meeting 1 . 3 February 18, workshop meeting Resolutions 1 . 4 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING THE TRANSFER STATION WAIVER AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITIES OF DANIA, HALLANDALE, PEMBROKE PINES AND POMPANO BEACH, AND REUTER RECYCLING OF FLORIDA, INC. ; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. " 1 . 5 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, SUPPORTING WITHOUT AMENDMENT, SB 2162 RELATING TO MUNICIPAL REVENUE SHARING; PROVIDING FOR DISTRIBUTION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. " 1 . 6 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING THE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF DANIA AND COASTAL TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION RELATING TO ENGINEERING SERVICES IN CONNECTION WITH THE REPAIR AND REHABILITATION OF THE DANIA FISHING PIER; AND AUTHORIZING THE APPROPRIATE CITY OFFICIALS TO EXECUTE SAID PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. " 1 . 7 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO CAUSE AN APPLICATION TO BE PREPARED AND FILED WITH THE STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION REQUESTING INCLUSION ON THE 1993 PRIORITY LIST FOR FUNDING UNDER THE FEDERAL CLEAN WATER ACT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. " i 17. CONSENT AGENDA (continued) 1 .8 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING PROCEDURE = FOR THE AWARDING OF CONTRACTS FOR SUPPLIES AND CONTRACTUAL F SERVICES AND SALE OF OBSOLETE PERSONAL PROPERTY; PROVIDING THAT j ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH BE t REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. " Ordinances 1 . 9 "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR DISCLOSURE BY PERSONS APPEARING BEFORREE T THEHE CITY COMMISSION TO SUPPORT OR OPPOSE ANY MATTER BEFORE THE CITY COMMISSION; AND PROVIDING THAT ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES AND ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. " (First Ordinance Reading) 2 . PROCLAMATIONS 2 . 1 Library History Month - March, 1992 2 . 2 Women' s History Month - March, 1992 3 . BIDS 3 . 1 Opening, evaluation and award of Requests for Proposal (RFP) for pier restaurant operator. 4 . PUBLIC HEARINGS 4 . 1 Petitioner/Owner - Neptune Fireworks/Itzak Dickstein; property located at 768 East Dania Beach Blvd. i Public Hearing - SE-55-88 - Revisiting of Special Exception request f for the sale and storage of fireworks. (continued from 12/10/91 ) 4 . 2 "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, ADOPTING SECTIONS 538 .03 THROUGH 538 . 17 , FLORIDA STATUTES RELATING TO THE REGULATION OF SECONDHAND DEALERS (WHICH INCLUDES PAWNBROKERS) ; PROVIDING FOR ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO A HOLDING PERIOD AND RECORDS OF TRANSACTIONS; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND PROVIDING THAT ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES AND ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. " (Second Ordinance Reading) 4 . 3 "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR REGULATION OF SATELLITE DISH ANTENNAE; PROVIDING METHOD OF APPROVAL OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS; PROVIDING FOR PERMITS; PROVIDING FOR PERMIT FEES; PROVIDING FOR INSURANCE; PROVIDING FOR EXISTING . j SATELLITE DISHES; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR SEPARABILITY; PROVIDING THAT ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES i AND ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. " (Second Ordinance Reading) 2 •I y} y r' l PUBLIC HEARINGS (continued) 4 . 4 "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, ANNEXING TO THE CITY V OF DANIA CERTAIN PROPERTIES DESCRIBED AS PARCEL "A" OF N.R.B.C. PLAT, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 140, PAGE 12, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA; FORMERLY ,j DESCRIBED AS: TRACTS A 6 B OF GOVERNMENT LOT 4 , SECTION 20, TOWN- SHIP 50 SOUTH, RANGE 42 EAST, A/K/A AQUAGLADES AMUSEMENT PARK, A/K/A NEW RIVER YACHT CLUB, SITUATED IN BROWARD COUNTY; SAID PROPERTY IS MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE EAST LINE OF SAID GOVERNMENT LOT 4 WITH THE NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF STATE ROAD NO. 84 , THENCE RUN DUE WEST ALONG SAID NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF STATE ROAD NO. 84 FOR A DISTANCE OF 559. 62 FEET TO A POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE RUN NORTH 4046 , 22" EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 141 .49 FEET; THENCE RUN DUE WEST ALONG A LINE PARALLEL TO AFORESAID NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF STATE ROAD NO. 84 FOR A DISTANCE OF 306 .41 FEET TO A POINT ON THE EASTERLY BANK OF SOUTH FORK OF NEW RIVER; THENCE RUN SOUTH 0055, 00" WEST ALONG SAID EASTERLY BANK OF SOUTH FORK OF NEW RIVER FOR A DISTANCE OF 141 .00 FEET TO AFORESAID NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF STATE ROAD NO. 84 ; THENCE RUN DUE EAST ALONG SAID NORTH RIGHT-OF- WAY LINE OF STATE ROAD NO. 84 FOR A DISTANCE OF 296.97 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; TOGETHER WITH A PORTION OF GOVERNMENT LOT 4 , SECTION 20, TOWNSHIP 50 SOUTH, RANGE 42 EAST, BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA, MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT THE INTER- SECTION OF THE EAST LINE OF SAID GOVERNMENT LOT 4 WITH THE NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF STATE ROAD NO. 84 ; THENCE RUN DUE WEST ALONG SAID NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF STATE ROAD NO. 84 FOR A DISTANCE OF 559 .62 FEET; THENCE RUN NORTH 4°46 ' 22" EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 141 .49 FEET TO A POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUE NORTH 4046, 22" EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 227 .73 FEET; THENCE RUN NORTH 31058133" EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 210. 27 FEET; THENCE RUN DUE WEST ALONG A LINE ' BEING PARALLEL TO AFORESAID NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF STATE ROAD NO. 84 FOR A DISTANCE OF 333.27 FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO A POINT ON THE EASTERLY BANK OF SOUTH FORK OF NEW RIVER; THENCE SOUTHWESTERLY ALONG AN EXISTING BULKHEAD FORMING SAID EASTERLY BANK OF THE SOUTH FORK OF NEW RIVER THE FOLLOWING FIVE COURSES AND DISTANCES; SOUTH 10003, 29" WEST A DISTANCE OF 19. 64 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 14025 ,001, WEST A DISTANCE OF 115.03 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 27*32 , 081, WEST A DISTANCE OF 179 . 60 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 07000113" EAST A DISTANCE OF 97 .43 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00055' 00" WEST A DISTANCE OF 18.60 FEET TO A POINT 141 FEET NORTH OF THE SAID NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF STATE i . . ROAD NO. 84 , THENCE RUN DUE EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 306.41 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; TOGETHER WITH ANY RIPARIAN OR LITTORAL RIGHTS; SAID LAND SITUATE LYING AND BEING IN BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA; TOGETHER WITH ANY INTEREST OF PETITIONERS/OWNERS IN ADJACENT PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY; PROVIDING FOR FILING OF COPIES; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. " (Second Ordinance Reading) (Property owner requests to continue this item to 4/14/92) I 5 . SITE PLANS - none q' x4'w 5 q � +a h �Y1 3 . � 1 6 . EXPENDITURE REQUESTS 6. 1 Request to approve low bid of $8,050 from H 6 H Crane to relieve drainage problem on SE 3 Place as approved at the January 14 , 1992 , F City Commission meeting. 6.2 Request to approve low bid of$8,967 .50 from Molloy Brothers for t the southernmost restroom sewer connection as discussed at the February 25, 1992, City Commission meeting. 7 . DISCUSSION 7 . 1 Request by Roberto's Pasta House for permission to display banner at 246 North Federal Highway. 7 . 2 Evaluation of proposals to refinance existing City debt and to finance the Dania Pier reconstruction. 7. 3 Request to consider the vacation of Pine Street which abuts Tigertail Lake Park and the Humane Society. C 7 .4 Use of I .T. Parker Community Center by non-Dania schools . 7 . 5 Discussion and possible resolution regarding air standards in Dania. 8 . APPOINTMENTS 8 . 1 Appointment of one member and one alternate member to the Civil Service Board. 8.2 Appointment of two members to the Airport Advisory Board. 8 . 3 Appointment of one member to the Housing Authority. f' 8 .4 Appointment of ten ( 10 ) members to the Marine Advisory Board. 8. 5 Appointment of two members to the Planning and Zoning Board. 8.6 Appointment of two members to the Unsafe Structures Board. 9 . CITIZENS' COMMENTS - Comments by Dania citizens or interested parties that are not a part of the regular agenda should be given in writing or ` communicated verbally prior to 4 :00 p.m. the second (2nd) and fourth (4th) Monday of each month. Comments of any nature will be responded to by the office of the City Manager. In the event that the concern remains unresolved, the citizen( s ) or party will be asked to address j the City Commission during the meeting. i i 4 10 . ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS j City Manager 10. 1 Request for a Special City Commission meeting on March 17 to elect Mayor and Vice-Mayor for next year; City Workshop to follow on the initial capital improvement program, downtown I signs/banners, gazebo, park signs, beach grille status, activities at the beach, utility billing status, budget status report and other items. City Attorney i 11 . COMMISSION COMMENTS 11 . 1 Commissioner Sertino 11 . 2 Commissioner Donly 11 . 3 Commissioner Grace 11 .4 Vice-Mayor Hyde 11 . 5 Mayor Mikes I . r f,. t i I I 1 i r� a i 3 �A �L rs I I j ADDENDUM DANIA CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING MARCH 10, 1992 7 . DISCUSSION (continued) for NW 10 Street designating directions to 7 .6 Suggested signage � Melaleuca Gardens and Nautical Isles . f 7 .7 Ratification by motion of a letter mailed to H.U.D. on January does not 23, 1992 , stating that the Dania City Commublicnhousing units support an application for 40 additional p and 78 additional Section 8 Certificates (FSS incentive units ) . Lngs or 7 .6 EPA' s letter 1992°announcing discusstwo thefoal Linds ley eLumberfSitehursday, f - March 12 , y 7 .9 Airport Committee report. i i l ICX.'-1R.✓ ...�..�.y..... N" ..�....rYS /i'.yTSJ.O'�. .. . MAYOR' S PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, throughout history the written word has been invaluable in transmitting knowledge from generation to generation; and WHEREAS, from the crude immovable writings of earliest man still preserved on walls of caves formed thousands of years ago, the written word has become available to every American through the libary system; and WHEREAS, through the "talking books" program, the written word is available not only to those who are able to read but also S to those who are visually or physically impaired. This unique system, funded by the National Library of Congress, provides, at no charge, audio cassette tapes and equipment to people with disabilities. Materials are furnished through the mail and recipients are provided all packaging needed to return tapes after 6 use and equipment if in need of repair. There is no charge for 4 transmittal of these materials through our postal service. In Broward County alone 300 to 600 requests are filled each day with 3,600 regular patrons currently benefitting from this program. "Telephone buddies" advise the patrons of available materials from thousands of selections . Even patrons who travel are served when away from their homes; and WHEREAS, through the pages of books, one can be transferred to another world with stories of adventure and intrigue; learn how to solve problems from the smallest task to the largest undertaking; live in one location and travel to countries in f . foreign lands without moving from your living room; through books an unlimited source of knowledge is available for the taking with a tiny library card being your only "fee" ; and WHEREAS, the City Commissoners of the City of Dania wish to recognize the importance of the library system in the lives of each and every citizen. NOW, THEREFORE, I , ROBERT A. MIKES, as Mayor of the City of i Dania, Florida, do hereby proclaim the month of March, 1992, LIBRARY HISTORY MONTH in the City of Dania and do hereby urge all our citizens to recognize the invaluable information available to them through our library system. � • - IN WITNESSES WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused this seal to be afixed this loth daay ooffMarch, 1992 . ROBERT A. MIKES Mayor ATTEST: City Clerk-Auditor �.Y. �.__......-.....�.......-.+.. r-A,.,...-.. __ ✓ a ., t F U% �. { MAYOR' S PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, throughout the course of history women have risen from relative obscurity to positions of prominence in almost every field of endeavor; and WHEREAS, despite the fact that throughout history, women have had to battle discrimination in almost every aspect of their lives, they have successfully fought to attain the status of equality and to be recognized for their ability and not their femininity; and WHEREAS, our young country is rich with women in its history whose contributions have been invaluable to its growth. From Amelia Earhart, who gave her life in her attempt to be the first woman to fly around the world, to Christa McAuliffe, a New Hampshire school teacher who followed her dreams and tragically lost her life in the ill-fated launch of the Space Shuttle Challenger. From Clara Barton, who was instrumental in organizing the American Red Cross, an agency that has given hope and shelter to many people in times of need, to Antonia Novello, the present Surgeon General of the United States. From the early days of slavery which precipitated the war that almost tore this young country apart, to the struggle for civil rights led by the Rev. Martin Luther King, whose dream and policy of non-violence has been so valiantly carried on by his widow, Coretta Scott King. From the songs sung by black slaves as they worked in the fields to the contributions of Ella Fitzgerald, Pearl Bailey, Mahalia Jackson and all the other black vocalists who have contributed their unique style to modern music and enriched the entertainment field with their inimitable talent. 1 From the early American women who frugally saved what they could from their meager wages, to Catalina Vasquez Villalpando, the present Treasurer of the United States. From a time when the laws of this country were exclusively dictated by men to the appointment of The Honorable Sandra Day O'Connor who sits on the highest court of this land. The above are only a few examples of the contributions made by women in American history who have been a source of inspiration and pride for the women of today many who, despite humble beginnings and different ethnic backgrounds have distinguished themselves in their chosen fields of endeavor. r'f One of the most recognizable symbols of freedom in the world, the Statue of Liberty, graces our shores and greets all ; i _d -- 777 ..._,...-v.-.�....,...a---T'T :C-- ,--^-^•.,,,ter-n .a:.;r f,�x y::<z«.•.'n +:4 6 a 1 J" V 1i those who enter this country with her promises Of liberty and freedom. I, ROBERT A. NOW, THEREFORE, MIKES, as Mayor of the City of Dania, Florida, do hereby proclaim the month of March, 1992, WOMEN' S HISTORY MONTH in the City of Dania and do hereby urge all our citizens to recognize the invaluable contributions women in history have so unselfishly made to improve the quality of all our lives and to recognize the importance of these contributions in the future. IN WITNESSES WHEREOF, I have hereunto set { my hand and caused this seal e1992o be afixed this day BERT A. MIKES, Mayor ATTEST: City C er -Au -- i i t i i �.-.mow--.•-`:..�-.�-1--�....+t. -..�rc:!lrtti.'R�tirAv.rWxm,staK+TTsv�r'sr+;.m+m�cv.:'.7� ( . .. 1 �I 5� YC`y�'x u '1.v1 f iM1 1 i i i i 1 �.