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HomeMy WebLinkAbout34796 - MINUTES - City Commission w.. � Ylff 4'1� 1V' Y+��a3tcdY.i•-;,,..: :e.1: '"a'��.i:.xkRb4�° .�^'"Lf@+'�"��y;,'y�'.9r.�"'►_.,+.+..Y':.a.c�` 'S�'f�•h�S$}�,.�:� . ..x:. ',x.....4. ...:'.' , N r MINUTES i DANIA CITY COMMISSION ' SPECIAL. MEETING MARCH 17 , 1992 i I INVOCATION BY WANDA MULLIKII,N, CITY CLERK } PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 1 M <. � ROLL CALL: � Present. : Mayor: Bob Mikes Vice Mayor: Bill Hyde Commissioners: Robert Donly Bobbie Grace John Bertino City Attorney: Frank Adler city Manager: Robert Flatley City Clerk: Wanda Mullikin 1 , Appointment of Mayor and Vice-Mayor Prier to action being taken by the Commission to appoint a new Mayor and Vice-Mayor , Mayor Mikes allowed public comment : i1n1, Adams requested the Commission consider amending the procedure on .. choosing the mayor by allowing the public to hold on the an Commissionis Adams expressed his opinion haition tanom one presently the wording in the ` eligible to assume the p present. ordinance . The ordinance requires a vice mayor be serve a one year term prior to being appointed Mayor . His feelings being that. until pa; t Vice Mayor McF.lyea ' s legal situation is resolved, it wouldn ' t be le<�;illy possible to seat a permanent mayor unle9s an oint aneActilg Mayorment is to `j to the ordinance . His recommendation was oint.t appoint Mayor to serve in nerve in This oftici ,+1 rapacity or app the position . i a nmf sa Mikes for r performance III acorhi ability todealwith the present circumstances . tay Field on Mayor `tikes ' professional performance as mayor by commenced conducting meetings in a fair manner and especially for allowing more public comment . Tn regards to no one o❑ the Commission presently being qualified to nerve as Mayor , City Attorney Adler clarified for Mr. Adamnt.edaMayor. Commissioner must serve for 11 months prior to being app e only Commissioner not qualified to serve, at. Mr . Adler stated that th this time, is Robert Donly " procedure used in appointing him Mayor Mikes briefly commented on the Mayor last year and encouraged Commission consideration to appoint k commissioner Grace for Mavor or Vice Mayor as she is the only Commissioner who has not served in either capacity. missioner Bertino, seconded by Commissioner A motion was made by Com ' Donly to appoint Bill Hyde to serve as Mayor for one year. t The motion passed on the following roll call vote: y'. Commissioner Grace-no Commissioner Bertino-yes Vice Mayor Hyde-yes Commissioner Donly-yes Mayor Mikes-yes 1 SPECIAL MEETING MARCH 17, 1992 , , At this time, Mayor Hyde encouraged applause from the audience and ` commission showing their thanks to Robert Mikes for his outstanding performance and efforts on behalf of the City as Mayor over the past year . A motion was made by Commissioner Bettina, seconded by Commissioner Donly to appoint former Mayor Mikes to the position of Vice Mayor for one year. The motion passed On r-he following roll call vote: ' Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Grace-no Vice Mayer Mikes-yes Commissioner Donly-yes i Mayor Hyde-yes �.., y 2. Tim Tapp, Parks � Recreation Director, is tionedinters his meetings with Mr. Marks over the past week in regards to his interest in the fishing pier operation. tie suggested that Mr. Marks present his proposal to the !� Commission at: thin time. int1 Robert. Marks presented his theepier at hisrest in acostgwith a and omorator,g' umhplaced engineering rep estimated pie 15 years . The proposals involves On lease payments for an reconstruction of the existing restaurant on the south side and building an upscale restaurant Operation an the north side . He then introduced iMr . D ' Pietro who would be the consulting engineer an the project . i Mario D' Pietro gave a brief overview of his experience as a Structural l Engineer with Dade County and mentioned that he has had his own business for three years . He then responded to Commission Questions and concerns relating to the extensive damage that presently exists at the pier and his recommendation to use the jacket method for rehabilitation . Vide Mayor Mikes expressed his concernwit ronDtheepilings as the recommendation to use the jacketing procedure will not only install new 18" present proposal with Coastal Technology to th pilings but also includes major structural hnologreplacemesn[roposal will give j members . Vice Mayor Mikes felt Coastal Technology ' proposal 1 d generally felt the a considerable longer life span to the pier an a patch work approach and not cost effective. jacket procedure to he Harvey Sa:;r.O, Coastal Technology , came forward to confirm that their proposal will involve the crutch bench method to repair the pier and thcair feelings that this method will ensure a longer life span . 1'im 'Tapp, parks k Recreation Director, suggested to retain Coastal Teect chnology tO go forward with the firocessr. pHesremindeditherCommission j involving the extensive permitting p that Coastal Technology has included the jacket procedure in the permit package in the event the Commission chooses later to use this procedure and felt that Mr . Marks ' proposal could be addressed again in May when i the RFP for the engineering work is advertised. City Manager Flatlet' recommended to go forward with Coastal Technology hosed on their experience with pier construction . A motion was made b}' Vice Mayor Mikes , seconded by Commissioner Grace to tr, i adopt. the reso Lttion approving the Professional Services Agreement with Coastal Technology Corporation relating to engineering services in connection with the repair and rehabilitation of. the Dania Fishing Pier. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Grace-yes G Commissioner Bertino-yes Vice Mayor Mikes-yes " Commissioner Donly-yes Mayor Hyde-yes 3. City Attorney Adler recommended to include a Certificate of insurance as a condition should the Commission choose to adopt the 11 resolution approving the lease agreement with Sarantis Boutsikas for the Fishing Pier Restaurant . SPECTAL MEETING 2 MARCH 17 , 1992 t _ ♦ •. Kf ♦ 4 . .r. Tim Tapp explained that this resolution would approve a lease with Mr . on a Boutsikas (AKA/Vincents on the`Water fi�mt�hepcurrent erate a operatorier =aPAS,rtIne. ) month to month basis ( taking unt il the City is able to secure a permanent developer for a new restaurant operation- The rent is $1 , 100.00 per monntthh subject. to qualification of insurance . Commissioner- Bertino confirmed with Mr . Tapp that Mr . Boutsikas agrees to take over the restaurant and equipment under the present conditions t „r S1 , 100 per month rent plus $1 , 000 security A motion was made by vice. Mayor Mlkes, seconded by Commissioner Bertino to ariopi. the resolution approving the lease agreement. with Sarantis Boutsikas (AKA/Vincents on the Water) for the Fishing Pier Restaurant with the condition of a Certificate of Insurance . The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Bertinn vice Mayor Mikes-Yes Commissioner Don]y-Yel;en Mayor Hyde-Yes I q . City Attorney Adler explained that based on the City of Dania I advising H.U.D. that they Oppseusing art resolution rhas ebeen st or additional public housing un s prepared to give a more detail explanation as to the City' s reasons for this action . David Nevol , Fnc1. , attorney for the Dania Housing Authority, requested the C•omill ;inn separate their v1eNs on the public housing portion thorn the 75 Certificate for portable Section 8 units . He stated that the s Section 8 application will not create new rental units in the City and will he used by qualified tenantswho will upgrade the quality of ' existing low' income rental units . The program de in conjunction with rile "Family Self-sufficiency Program" which is designed to remove those reome cipients oft all forms of public assistance within 60 months. Private landlords look forward to these unitaabtmentssed nmoreguartaxesdwi11 go t rental o the and since this will upgrade their app C i I y . i Mr Nevel advised that a letter dated March 6 from H .U.D. requests Dania to execute a Section ?.13C letter acknowledging that, the Section 8 application .vdequatPlY addresses those needs set forth in the Broward County CHAS (Comprehensive Housing Affordable Strategy) Plan and he City Housing Assistance Plan. Mr . Nevel gave his legal opinion that the City is required by law to sign the letter and should the City choose not to assist the Housing .authority in this matter, the Housinouldthority may not he able to continue to operate and Broward County take over . Vice Mayor Mikes mentioned the turmoil that has taken place with the Dania Housing Authority over the past three years and his concern that Dania may not have the financial income to provide the proper safety services for additional public housing. He questioned the Housing Authnrity ' s figures stating 1200 people are in need of housing when just in November their minutes reflect the Housing Authority as being 22% below full I.ease up. Mr. Nevel explained HUD' s requirements that at a certain point when a Housing Authority ' s waiting list has been exhausted , H.U.D. will reopen the list . Reminder was made to the severe homelessness crisis as well as a recession that is taking place in this country presently and that r.he dousing Authority always has people in need of housing. Past violations were cited by Commissioner Grace where landlords were receiving half of the rent from the Government and half of the rent from 1 tenants under Housing Authority programs and not properwithatheaining homeless l the. apartments . She mentioned Daly nia ' s desire to help problem wherever possible and the intent to bring in projects that will , Habitat for Humana , Dania Economic help upgrade the City, i .e . Development Corporation projects . j SPECIAL MEETING 3 MARCH 17 , 1992 I � , � s+x r e J f S: 1 ji� is rkr ;q YY = a Mr. Newel mentioned that the Housing Authority is equipped to send !. inspectors to police in problems on properties under their programs and that not all of the Certificates under the Section 8 application may go to Dania . 5tichar:] Lynn, Director for the Dania Housing Authority, stated that the L. certificates are distributed by H . U. D. typically on a fair share basis but if the Housing Authority is not taking a certain authorities up in tile units State. H .U. D . will redistribute t-hem to other housing At this time, Commissioner Bertino requested Mr. Nevel clarify his accusations that legal recourse is in order should the City not sign the i letter to H .U .D. and that the Housing Authority will go out of business should the units not be approved . Mr . Nevel presented his legal opinion that nitsfand the thecity 75rsectiont8 units C Off to H .U . D . r>n the 40 public housing that it constituters the Commission ' s refusal to perform ministerial acts that t by law . s could seek remedy by a writ of Mandamus in the rtmjucircuit. Court of Broward County and mentioned the possibility of a complaint and/or civil rights action that exists tinder the cultlytinHousing Act based on one minority group or another having Obtaining housing within Dania or the target area under the CHAS Plan. d on the He also mentioned that �4grF3` id of Sed by t.heward cit County Dania inn this ernematter. 1 . impact or intent being p } Mr. Nevel felt. a settlement of differences cOu SectionId s8ibe�tbficatesed He should the city reconsider approving jeopardized stated that the Dania Housing Authority operations will be without the administrative fees that come with the Section 8 CP.r t.i f i Cd ten . commissioner Donly felt the true issue before the Commission lrelates Certificates to help ptheir having the authority to approve 75 pay rent which will not impose any negative fiscal impact on the City. His economic situation which has placed comments involved the unfortunate f people from all ethnic groups into financial distress . I A motion was made by commissioner Donly , seconded by Commissioner Grace � to adopt the resolution after the removal of the language "and an allocation of 75 Section 8 Certificates" . j commisrsionlar Grace commented .on the efforts made by the City to discuss this issue at a workshop meeting and the Housing Authority' s refusal to cooperate_ . - Vice Mayor Mikes restated the Commission ' s intent to upgrade the quality of life in Dania. A motion was made. by commissioner Bertino, seconded by Commissioner the resolution to a workshop meeting with Grace to table the adoption of the Housing Authority Director and President . Commissioner Donly ' s motion was superseded by this motion that passed on I the following roll call vote: Commissioner Grace-yes " Commissioner Bertino-yes vice Mayor Mikes-yes Commissioner Donly-yes Mayor Hyde-yes 5. Tim Tapp, Parks and Recreation Director, reported that South Broward High School does not have any funds available to pay the City 1 for the use of the I .T. Parker Center even at a reduced rate. Commissioner Grace reminded the Commission that the ordinance regulating < this facility allows free use of the center to schools that reside within the city limits of Dania . Roxane. Knight and Rhea Politis came forward to request approval to hold ithe South Broward Senior awards Banquet at the I .T. Parker Center based I' on so many of the students being from Dania . !i SPECIAL MEETING q MARCH 17 , 1992 _.J Jr 4_ ':'•.� ...t r .. ,s > '.n"ra'^2S.u. _ 'f `` y i,,. 6 J . . .. ` ram... w wtro �M t \ ail t.j 1 kx; a for the use of the center for South Aroward *i8 t (- . K. McElyea offered to Pay 2rr High School . pqt Commissioner Bertino A motion was made by Y1Ce Mayor Mikea, seconded by the center [o South Broward High School . to offer one free use of ;,byxnrfor one �( �an se s >d-3 Commissioner Grace restat om other deserving ed her concern that offering fre�r9anizatlona organization may encourage requests fr :,.. and there is a need to focus on revenue for the center. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Aertino-yes Vice Mayor Mikes-Yes commissioner Donly-yes j Mayor Hyde-yes 1 6. City Attorney Adler explained the ordheapermittedamending uaesthe listed by adding a new subparagraph (D) to clarify I _ within the various zoning districts. i A motion was made by commissioner Donly, seconded by Commissioner Bertino to adopt the ordinance on first reading. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: o Commissioner Grace-no p: Commissioner Bertino-yes Vice Mayor Mikes-Yes i Commissioner Donly-Yes Mayor Hyde-Yes ?r' This special meeting adjourned. "YTM I WA-YOR COMM 1,5P.LONER T9'Y CLERK-AUDITOR l - i i 1 SPECTAI, MFETTNG 5 MARCH 17 , 1992 r AGENDA DANIA CITY COMMISSION SPECIAL MEETING MARCH 17, 1992 8:00 P.M. jj 1 . Appointment of Mayor and Vice-Mayor. I 2 . "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 I .; CONNECTION WITH THE REPAIR AND REHABILITATION OF THE DANIA FISHING � • " j PIER; AND AUTHORIZING THE APPROPRIATE CITY OFFICIALS TO EXECUTE SAID PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN i EFFECTIVE DATE. " 3 . "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING THAT CERTAIN LEASE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF DANIA AND SARANTIS BOUTSIKAS, RELATING TO FISHING PIER RESTAURANT; AND AUTHORIZING THE APPROPRIATE CITY OFFICIALS TO EXECUTE SAID LEASE AGREEMENT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. " 4 . "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, ADVISING H.U.D. OF THE REASONS THAT THE CITY OF DANIA CANNOT SUPPORT THE CURRENT APPLICATION BY THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA (DHA) FOR A NEW ALLOCATION OF 40 PUBLIC HOUSING UNITS AND AN ALLOCATION OF 75 SECTION 8 CERTIFICATES ( FSS INCENTIVE UNITS) IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE FAMILY SELF-SUFFICIENCY PROGRAM; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. " 5 . South Broward High School ' s use of the I .T. Parker Center. j 6 . "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTION j 4 . 20, ARTICLE 3, CHAPTER 28 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY 1 OF DANIA, FLORIDA, BY ADDING A NEW SUBPARAGRAPH (D) THERETO TO CLARIFY THE USES LISTED WITHIN THE VARIOUS ZONING DISTRICTS; f PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR SEPARABILITY; 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) W. i r {}T .p. t CAP t MINt1TF,S - ��, DANIA CITY COMMISSION WORKSHOP MEEPiNG f q. --r�' MARCH 17, 1992 ROLL CALL: ! Present: Mayor: Bill Hyde Vice Mayor: Robert Mikes i' Commissioners: John Bertino Bobbie Grace Robert Donly City Attorney: Frank Adler City Manager: Robert Flatley City Clerk : Wanda Mullikin ITEM 4 WAS HEARD AT THE BEGINNING OF THE MEETING. ITEM 1 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 10 1 . City Manager Flatley introduced two proposed ordinances incorporating changes to the Dania comprehensive Plan and creating a now zoning classification for future construction of residential units on the Marina Bay property. 2 . The commission generally agreed to make the changes to sections three and five in the proposed Satellite Dish Ordinance to be brought back at. the March 24 , 1992, regular meeting. ITEM 5 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 2 ITEM 3 WAS HEARD ALTER ITEM 4 3 . Richard Marant , Consultant on behalf of Seacoast Sanitation, gave an overview of information Mr. Manzella received from the pre-bid conference and from staff in order to submit his bid for the City k Sanitation Contract. Ho mentioned that Mr. Manzella was led to believe k that, the tipping fee with the Reuter Recycling Plant was going to be $57 .00 a ton opposed to the County rate of $62.50. c)11 ctctober 8 , Searoast received a if tter from Reuter Recycling advising them t.hdC the tipping fee had bean computed at $58 .75 per ton . On N<vember 1 , Seacoast received a letter from Reuter Recycling advising + them dial. the tipping fee was actually $58 .70 per ton and that the contracted Cities had derided to collect an additional $3.00 per ton to cover their pass through costs . Mr. Marant stated that Seacoast had no I' j knowledge of this information until well after the time they submitted their bid and that they went to ext-ents to obtain the proper information in calculating their figures prior to bid submission . Mr. Marant requested the City consider an adjustment in the rate based on discrepancies in the tipping fees . j Commissioner Bertino requested an explanation on why the pass through charge wasn ' t given to Mr . Manzella at the time he submitted his bid. Marie Jabalee , Finance Director, advised that all bidders received a copy of the Reuter Contract and were advised to take the provisions in the contract- into consideration when determining their bid. The $3.00 charge was stipulated in the contract as a percentage of the difference between the actual landfill cost and the $30.00 maximum amount . Reuter Recycling passed this information onto Dania in November and no Cities �. were involved in establishing the increase. 1 WORKSHOP MEETING 1 MARCH 17 , 1992 ! ' ,b 1i F. "" ?., R w^ Ai �'t,yr ,Yp ..��. 'w ..j. .:„k.�_ y 7fP }. ♦. .� . �.: > ���'� , q•.+ dYA I,L?n Ptr . Marant commented on Mr . Manzella ' s diversion of solid waste tonnage to another landfill site rather than to the Reuter Recycling Plant based ;': ,m the high cost and their realization that this is not in accordance : , with the contract Couun Lf�. ioner Bert ino suggested to have City ?tanager Flatley meet with I•'.._. k,•utr'•r to analyze the Cit } ' S actual percentage of non-processible waste to detc•rnntne if the City meets the 15% required to pay the pass through ITEM 6 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 3 ITEM 4 WAS HEARD AT THE BEGINNING OF THE MEETING 4 . Capt.ain Carney, BSo, updated the Commission on disturbances that continue to take place, at the American Legion Hall , 811 NW l Street, when the hall is rented for various events. Captain Carney stated that BSo has never been given prior notice of functions that are scheduled as recommended a few years ago by the commission and that there was another mdjor disturbance. captain Carney !ntggested to direct the American Legion Hall t.o give ample notice to BSo of events that involve the sale of alcohol , teenage yout'll dances , or events involving large crowds and require those people who are renting the hall to supply off -duty deputies . The deputies could control the situation before it ever gets out of hand . Jessie Davis , American Legion Post , mentioned that he does not rent the hall to teenagers and requested BSo t.o assist him in controlling the youth that hang around outside the hall . s Mayor Hyde suggested the management for the Legion Hall get together r with BSo to better communicate on scheduled events in an effort to - rosolve the disturbances in the area prior to the Commission having to t t aka ant' action . G` ' ITEM 3 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 4 ITEM 5 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 2 5. City Manager F'latley presented the first initial preliminary list of the Capital improvement Program for review by the Commission. He requested the Commission give serious consideration to his list for I discussion in the spring and summer. i 1111EM 7 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 5 ITEM 6 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 3 6 . Marie Jabalee, Finance Director, recommended to take action on refinancing the City' s existing debt with the Family Bank of Hallandale at a 5. 15% fixed rate before the first draw is made on the Water Plant note which is over 6`k. Vice Mayor Mikes requested Marie to work out figures on the five or ten year options with Sun Bank for the Pier project and Family Bank on the water plant project . Mayor Hyde advised that the General Employees Pension Board discussed the Commission ' s request to borrow money for refinancing the city' s debt and the pier project . He stated that pension funds have been averaging 10 . 8b interest and that they cannot loan the city money at a lessor rate . Marie informed the commission that Sun Bank will increase their line of credit to a $750, 000 draw over one year at a 5 .75% fixed rate for five nears . She also mentioned that the City has around $100, 000 in the Law Enforcement Trust Fund Account that can be borrowed. ITEM 10 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 6 _ ITEM 7 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 5 i - WORKSHOP MEETING 2 MARCH 17 , 1992 n _ rs A d t, .'W W" 7. City Manager Flatlet' mentioned that. the cost Will be $4 , 000 for 20 small banners that would be placed in the antique area for the downtown fJ district. The Commission agreed to include this request to the March ?.4 , 1992, regular meeting _ 8't ± s A. The Commission agreed to add the request by the Dania Improvement Committee to construct. a gazebo between the Dania Momen' s Club and the Chamber building to the March 24th regular meeting. AFTER ITEM 8 , THECOMMISSION AGREED TO ADD ANY ITEMS NOT ADDRESSED TO rit THF. DISCUSSION PORTION OF THE AGENDA ON THE MARCH 24, 1992, REGULAR MEF•TING AND ADJOURNED THIS MEETING AT THIS TIME. 9. Beach Grille condition and future option continued to March 24th meeting. ITEM 10 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 6 10 . Mike Smith, Personnel Director, mentioned that there is a need to increase parking spaces at the beach and recommended to purchase twenty additional parking meters. Mr. Smith advised that the cost per meter is $178 .60 and the best revenue projection would be $8.00 a day per meter. The cost to maintain the meter and collect. from the meter is $3.20 per meter per month_ ' Mr . Flatley advised that this issue would he placed on the next regular meeting agenda . vl rrEM 1 WAS HEARD AFTER TTF,M 70 11 , Suggestion to curtail some Fire overtime costs continued to March 24th regular meeting. - 12 . Beach activities to encourage continued use of Dania Beach continued to March 24th regular meeting. j13 . Park signs for all City parks and their costs continued to March 24th regular meeting . 14 . Progress report on monthly utility bills and other billing services continued to March 24th regular meeting. This workshop meeting Was adjourned after item S . MAYOR-COMMISSIONER , r,". t:•..� .40 � CITY CLERK-AUDITOR _w s r 1 J Yf Y }- z H c WORKSHOP MEETING 3 MARCH 17, 1992 ' .. - •, .; .:� -:'•"'dKf w,- �'r a�iY'F`''.`'"?-��.± +f.�2.1.�e.�''4,,.Y•r'w++ .. ���� 'Y': •."., ; AGENDA pANIA CITY COMMISSION WORKSHOP MEETING TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1992 IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE SPECIAL MEETING the Dania Comprehensive Plan and the creation 1 . Proposed changes to of a new zoning classification. 2 , Further discussion on the proposed Satellite Dish Antennae Ordinance, specifically Sections Three and Five. i requests 3 . Louis Manzell8, President of Seacoast Sanitation, increased tipping q . Continuing problems associated with renting the American Legion Hall , 811 NW 1st Street, for all-night, over-crowded parties. Preliminary draft of the Capital Improvement Program. 5 , d to finance the Dania 6 . Proposals to refinance existing City debt an Pier reconstruction. 7 . Downtown Redevelopment Agency requests twenty small banners and an entrance sign. gazebo 8 . Dania improvement Committee proposes the construction of a between the Dania women' s Club and the Chamber building. 9 . Beach Grille condition and future options . parking meters for the beach. ' 10 . Purchase of twenty additional p g r 11 . Suggestion to curtail some Fire overtime costs . f " continued use of Dania Beach. 12 . Beach activities to encourage I 13 . Park signs for all City parks and their costs. lq . Progress report on monthly utility bills and other billing services . r S; a w Y 1 .. ,. . , 4 ;. r 1 I � : ;. _.. ,� " , , r;� �� � ' . � F�, � x� s r �i i. ��wt� �Ne ,(.Jt,�` U�k I ,� _ - _ 1 ; , F ;. 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