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Home My WebLink AboutNULL (546) 6. MINUTES DANIA CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 12, 1993 INVOCATION BY WANDA MULLIKIN, CITY CLERK PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ROLL CALL: Present: - Mayor. Bill Hyde Vice Mayor. Bob Mikes ; Commissioners: John Bertino Robert Donly Bobbie Grace City Manager. Robert Flatley City Attorney Frank Adler City Clerk: Wanda Mullikin PRESENTATIONS: 'Fire Chief Grammer reported that the Fire Department responded to 2853 rescue and/or fire calls in 1992 and that he would be submitting an in-depth report to the Commission shortly. Chief Granuner mentioned the upcoming Martin Luther King Day Parade scheduled for January 18 and that the Fire Department will be participating. 'BSO Report d Major Carney reported that he has recently been promoted to Major by Sheriff Cochran and that t his new position will require him to oversee the south end regional area of Broward County. He mentioned that other changes to District IX will include SgL Gammon being promoted to §' aftcmoon Shift Lieutenant and a new sergeant will be appointed to take over Sgt. Gammon's a t: jresponsibilities in the Detective Bureau. He expressed his appreciation for being able serve Dania '. •7 ., over the past few years and said he would still be available to the Commission should they have any problems with the new command. Major Cam advised that BSO distributed toys to 250 children in connection with the "Toys for 1 ry Tots" program on December 23 and that the surveys in connection with the "Neighborhood 2000" program have shown that 87% of citizens are pleased with the police service they are receiving in � Dania. He stated that most of the public seems to think that drugs are the major problem in the City. i REGULAR MEETING 1 JANUARY 12, 1993 i i _ s Mayor Hyde expressed his appreciation to Major Camey for his outstanding performance as Captain of District IX PULLED FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA i 1 - Vice Mayor Mikes pulled items 1.7, 1.8 and 1.9 from the Consent Agenda. i 1. CONSENT AGENDA t A motion was made by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by Commissioner Grace to approve the Consent Agenda with the exception of item 1.7, 1.8 and 1.9. The motion passed on the following roll call vote. Commissioner Bcrtino- yes Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Donly-ycs Vice Mayor Mikes-yes t Mayor Hyde-ycs 1.7 City Attorney Adler advised that the titles in the ordinances on terms limits in item 1.7 and 1.8 are identical but differ regarding commence of terms taking effect on March 9, 1993, or retroactive as provided in item 1.8. Both ordinances require a term limit of 8 years with the requirement to take 2 years off before a candidate can serve again. Vice Mayor Mikes presented favorable voting percentages showing support of the state mandate on tern limits from the November elections and commented on the difference in the two ordinances. Mayor Hyde and Commissioner Bertino agreed with the ordinance in item 1.7 and discussion followed on whether the retroactive requirement in the ordinance in item 1.8 is legal or not. Vice Mayor Mikes asked that the City Attorney present a written opinion on the legality of the ordinance and felt that both ordinances should be adopted on first reading so that they can go to a public hearing for second reading. City Attorney Adler stated that a judge would have to determine if the ordinance in item 1.8 is illegal. A motion was made by Vice Mayor Mikes, seconded by Commissioner Bertino to adopt the ordinance in item 1.7 calling a referendum election on the 9 day of March, 1993, on die 1::- iiosed amendment to Section 3, Article 1 of Part 11 of the Charter of the City of Dania, relating to the number of consecutive terms a Commissioner can hold office, prescribing the form of ballot; I" directing die advertisement of such election. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: E 1 , Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Mikes-yes Mayor Hyde-yes 4r. REGULAR MEETING 2 JANUARY 12, 1993 i OD 1.8 A motion was made by Vice Mayor hikes, seconded by Commissioner Grace to adopt the i ordinance on first reading, i Mayor Hyde clarified that only one of the ordinances (if adopted) in items 1. 7 and 1.8 will acnully go on the ballot and that adopting them both on first reading will allow public input at the public hearing on January 26 when they will be presented for second reading, i llte motion passed on the following roll call vote. Commissioner Bertino - yes Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Mikes-yes Mayor Hyde-yes 1.9 Vice Mayor Mikes presented the ordinance calling a referendum election to amend the Charter providing that the candidate receiving the highest number of votes in the general city election shall become Mayor and the candidate with the next highest votes shall become Vice Mayor instead of the present system where the Commission determines who becomes Mayor and Vice Mayor. YDiscussion followed regarding the present system appearing to be working quite well and the highest vote method being more restrictive. It was agreed that the ordinance should go to public hearing for citizens to voice their opinion. A motion was made by Vice Mayor Mikes, seconded by Commissioner Bertino to adopt the ordinance on first reading. Ilse motion passed on the following roll call vote- Commissioner Bertino- yes Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Mikes-yes Mayor Hyde-yes 2. PROCLAMATIONS - none 3. BIDS - none 4. PUBLIC HEARINGS 4.1 Vice Mayor Mikes encouraged adoption of the ordinance enacting regulations governing the registration and activities of lobbyists in the City. He commented on the negative impact that I lobbyists can have on certain city issues based on his past experience and the need for this to be f controlled. f City Attorney Adler stated that the ordinance provides that no lobbying will be allowed for quasi - judicial issues such as variances, special exceptions and zoning matters. i REGULAR MEETING 3 JANUARY 12, 1993 � , 0 Commissioner Donly reminded the public that all lobbying is not negative to the City's needs and stated his support of the ordinance to have lobbyists registered. Commissioner Bertino stated his opinion that Section b in the ordinance may infringe on the rights of organizations and groups by restricting verbal ex pane communications from citizens who may wish to voice their opposition or approval on a request that may impact them directly. Mayor Hyde opened the public hearing. Hearing no one speak in favor or opposition, tie Mayor I " closed the public hearing. A motion was made by Commissioner Grace, seconded by Vice Mayor Mikes to adopt the ordinance on second reading regulating lobbyist in the City of Dania and providing for f, registration to commence December 31, 1993. The motion passed on the following roll call vote. Commissioner Bertino - yes Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Mikes-yes Mayor Hyde-yes i ITEM 7.6 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 4.1 4.2 WAS HEARD AFTER 7.6 4.2 Will Allen, Growth Management Director, presented the special exception request by Second National Acceptance Corporation to allow in indoor/outdoor commercial recreation use in an IRO zoning district. The property involves 7 acres of land located at 1700 NW First Street located on the north side of Tigertail Boulevard and cast of the existing miniature golf course/arcade and west of the Bryan Oaks warehouses. The Planning& Zoning Board recommended approval based oil the project being compatible with the existing development. If the special exception is allowed the petitioner has a request for two variances in 4.3 and a site plan approval in 5.1. Mr. Allen recommended to discuss hours of operation for special events and concerts in connection with this development. _ - I " City Attorney Adler read each request in items 4.3 and 5.1 for die record and Will Allen explained ' a the variances and site plan recommendations as submitted by the Planning & Zoning Board. Jules Ross, Second National Acceptance Corporation, advised that the requests are a continuation i f family oriented operation. He Street which is a f m golf course _aclli located on First p existing 1 y of the x ry .. 88 did not object to placing a restriction to just the one 150 sq. fe pole sign or to including a caveat to the sign variance that the City can revoke the sign should it ever fall to disrepair. He mentioned that the planned activities include batting cages, bumper boats, a tank tag a boat tag, basketball and kiddy rides. Mr. Ross stated that there should be no noise problem in relation to any of the rides or activities that are planned and Florida Highway Patrol Officers are hired to provide security for the site. REGULAR MEETING 4 JANUARY 129 1993 f . .. .... ....:•t.-_. .�;�' .en l•.t^ yT.>`Aur•1 :.ayyU• f:• Tlsere are 6 to 8 officers available when the facility is very busy. He agreed with the Commission including a restriction to concerts as this is not a planned activity. Discussion followed on height restrictions to include on mechanized rides such as roller coasters to protect residents in the area from a noise nuisance Will Allen advised that there is a height limitation in the IRO district of 100 feet so the petitioner would have to come in for a variance request for anything over this height. Mayor Hyde opened the public hearing on item 4.2. Hearing no one speak in favor or i opposition, the Mayor closed the public hearing. A motion was made by Vice Mayor Mikes, seconded by Commissioner Grace to approve SE-I 1-92 with the restriction that no roller coaster rides or concerts would be allowed. The motion passed on the following roll call vote. Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Mikes-yes Mayor Hyde yes 4.3 Variance request by Petitioner-Second National Acceptance Corporation; property located at 1700 NW First Street for a commercial recreation use. ll A) 16' rear yard setback (25' setback required) y I B) 150 sq.ft. pole sign (50 sq. ft. maximum permitted) i Mayor Hyde opened the public hearing. Hearing no one speak in favor or opposition, the Mayor closed the public hearing. C A motion was made by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by Commissioner Donly to approve VA- 32-92 with the restriction that this will be the only sigh and that the Commission can revoke the sign variance should it come under disrepair in the future, The motion passed on the following roll call vote. Commissioner Bertino - yes Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Mikes-yes Mayor Hyde-yes 5. SITE PLANS 5.1 A motion was made by Commissioner Donly, seconded by Commissioner Gncc to approve the SP-12-92 as requested by Second National Acceptance Corporation for a commercial recreation use at 1700 NW First Street. REGULAR MEETING IS JANUARY 12, 1993 _ . . _ ... :. 1 tow f M1 The motion passed on the following roll call vote. Commissioner Bertino- yes Commissioner Grace yes Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Mika-yes i Mayor Hyde-yes 6. EXPENDITURE REQUESTS - none 7. DISCUSSION 7.1 Will Allen, Growth Management Director, recommended that the request for a fortuneteller/clairvoyant license for 219 North Federal Highway be stricken from die agenda as the petitioner, Irene Evans, has not been available on this continued request. A motion was made by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by Vice Mayor Mikes to remove this i , item from the agenda. IIThe motion passed on the following roll call vote. t i Commissioner Bertino- yes Commissioner Grace-yes ` 1j Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Mikes-yes !!!I Mayor Hyde-yes 7.2 Albert Jones, President of the Dania Civic Association, presented die following list of '.g problems at Dania Beach. I 1. The beach chair concession has taken over the entire beach to the extent that it is no longer accessible to the residents for relaxation and enjoyment; I " 2. Thc warehousing of lounge equipment over the entire beach is deplorable, 3. The extensive number of chairs spread all along the beach prevents the effective use of die expensive beach cleaning equipment from doing its job; 4. The lounges left out at night lures all undesirable element, The recommendations by the Dania Civic Association: 1 4'y 1. Recommend that the beach not be used as a storage facility for the concessionaires; k FY 2. Recommend that die equipment be put out only as needed and secured/stored for the night; 3. Request a response to what provisions have been made regarding liability insurance in l connection with the concessionaires equipment that could have an adverse affect on the City, 4 REGULAR MEETING 6 MWARY 1291993 c t e ' + ; J 4. Request the City to accept the responsibility and supervision of the operation of the beach 1 and restore the beach to its original intent; Mr.Jones stated that the above recommendations are presented to die City, on behalf of the citizens of Dania, with the thought in mind of not restricting free enterprise but also bearing in mind that the Dania Beach is the last stretch of beautiful and natural resource along the east coast. Tim Tapp, Recreation Director, advised that several meetings have been conducted with the manager of the beach concession and that they have cooperated with most of the complaints that have been lodged against them. Mr. Tapp mentioned that efforts have been taken to separate the chain from the chickee huts, twice a week chairs are moved deep into the beach so that the beach cleaning machine can clean die area, and the concessionaire staff arc picking up the cups and litter from around the chairs on a daily basis. Some of the patrons have been pulling chairs into the huts and efforts have been made to stop this but no supervision is possible at night. The storage container has been painted and placed off to the side and is suppose to be camouflaged with some i greenery this week. Mr. Tapp advised that the original application allowed for 400 chain to be placed on the beach and that they have only distributed 300; last week the amount was reduced to 200. Commissioner Grace advised that she has seen the garbage and lack of maintenance at the beach and that the problem has continued over a period of months. Mayor Hyde disagreed with tine comments from Commissioner Grace that the beach is a garbage dump as he has seen consistent ` efforts from the public works department to maintain the beach and that Dania Beach is in much better condition than other beaches in the surrounding area. i Peggy Breeschoten felt that the concessionaire is in the wrong place as Dania Beach services the residents and not the tourist trade. She didn't feel that the lease stipulated 400 chairs to be placed on the beach. Ms. Malloy stated her opinion that the beach is kept clean and that the problem lies with people who cannot accept changes i Vivian Warman didn't understand why the chain have to be stored on the beach and why the chairs could not be distributed each day as they are needed. John Bruckner commented on the need for maintenancc and felt that better management is needed for the beach. r Irving Warman stressed the need to remember that die beach is a recreational facility for families and persons to enjoy and mentioned unprofessional behavior from the beach concessionaire's personnel when complaints are registered. Vice Mayor Mikes asked whether the City call impose an ordinance to restrict the number of chairs being used by the concessionaire above tite restrictions in the lease and City Attorney Adler ' stated that contract revisions must be agreed upon by both parties. i REGULAR MEEiiNG 7 MMARY 12, 1993 i , i a. Commissioner Bertino reminded the public that a meeting is scheduled with Steve Snyder, Aragon Group, who has the Seafair lease at tlhe beach. life meeting will give everyone in opportunity to understand the new concepts that Mr. Snyder his for improving business at Seafair. Discussion followed on the state of repair that is needed at the Dania Pier and the RFPs that are being sent out on a design bid proposal. Mr. Tapp reported that most of the trees have been replaced it the beach through FEMA funds due to the recent hurricane. Discussion followed on die need for new bathrooms and the City's proposal to have these bathrooms built in connection with the pier restaurant project and grant fiends. Mr. Tapp danced that the beach restrooms were not suppose to be included in the recent pier proposals that are being sent out. Mr. Flatlry suggested to use capital funds to pay the f,. estimated 580,000 to 5120,000 needed to connect into the sewer line for the two northern restrooms at the beach. Mr. Tapp reported that the beach cleaning machine is in working order and should be used by Public Works to clean the beach on a routine maintenance schedule. The beach is cleaned 7 days week as long as weather permits or there are no equipment breakdowns. In response to the paving r, and restripping at the beach, Mr. Fladey advised that it will cost the City S60,000 under the bid price with die City of Ft. Lauderdale contract. a City Attorney Adler informed Mr.Jones that the beach concessionaire and equipment is fully ` insured at the Beach. Mr.Jones requested the City to monitor flu management of die facilities it the beach on behalf of the public. Commissioner Bertino clarified that the sublease for the cabana concession, Boucher Bros., and Beach Grill, Louis Demas, have been granted by Aragon Group in accordance with the terms of the Beach Grill Lease with the City and that the City did not sublease to these individuals. Mayor Hyde commended City staff for their efforts to keep the beach in proper order with flu lack of budgeted foods available to their jobs. No further action was taken. 7.3 Vice Mayor Mikes expressed his opinion that the Commission did not give specific legal approval for the City to enter into an administrative legal challenge with Shooters and a number of other companies through a certain law firm when the two Marine Advisory Board resolutions were supported on November 24, 1992. Mayor Hyde disagreed with Vice Mayor Mikes on the interpretation of the action tlhat was taken when the resolutions were adopted and felt that there is a need to challenge DNB's actions to overrule local governments established plan. I ` Al Behrendt, Chairmam•Marine Advisory Board, mentioned that it took two years for local government to conic up with a compromising plan that was sent onto the State and tlhat the State has basically ignored flu recommendations and imposed their own proposal. The rules challenge goes along with a Volusia County Circuit Court decision of October 8 which questions the unconstitutionality of DNR's actions. The intent of du recreational boating industry was to file a roles challenge which would give a final interpretation as to whether or not tlhe DNR, in its capacity as trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust, could impose these rules. oh REGULAR MEETING 8 JANUARY 12, 1893 Vice Mayor Mikes read the language tit the one Manne Advisory Board Resolution that was supported by the Commission and read portions of verbatim minutes from the November 24 regular Commission meeting in an effort to clarify the action taken. He felt that du Commission took it stand to challenge the rules by sending a letter of notification but not to enter into a legal Administrative rules challenge. A motion was made by Commissioner Donly, seconded by Commissioner Bertino to adopt die fCity Resolution ratifying and affirming the City's joinder with Marine industries Association and 1 odors in a petition to determine invalidity of the proposed rule challenging a proposed Administrative rules by DNR at no cost or expense to the City of Dania. The motion passed on the following roll call vote. r 1{ Commissioner Bertino- yes Commissioner Grace-no l>' • Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Mikes-no _' Mayor Hyde-yes 6 7.4 City Attorney Adler asked to continue the request for waiver of sidewalk requirement for property at 2961 SW 23 Terrace by Alton Duncan as the street ends at a dead-end. Tlue r ' r, d+� Commission agreed to continue this request. 7.5 Mayor Hyde reported on his efforts to work with the Department of Transportation to have the necessary repairs made to the Dania Beach Boulevard budge. He felt that efforts are presently being made to the budge and that he would continue to ensure that DOT makes the repairs. 7.6 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 4.1 7.6 City Manager Flatley advised that tilt City Commission has die right to review the j applicants for the appointment of Commander for District IX due to the recent promotion of Captain Carney to Regional Mayor. Mr. Malley said two resumes have been submitted; Carl Kmthers and James Fulcy. He recommended the Commission choose James Foley as he has 25 years experience in criminal work. Commissioner Bertino felt that the Commission should have an opportunity to review the resumes at a workshop setting based on the importance tut this position has on the citizens of Dania. The Commission agreed to schedule a workshop meeting and/or a special meeting to discuss the appointment of a new commander. , ITEM 4.2 WAS HEARD AFTER 7.6 1 7.7 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 7.5 7.7 Sherie Coale, Chairperson of to Airport Advisory Board, requested Commission action to v request information from the County Commission on the amount of money that has been spent to date from the original projected figures for land purchases acquired due to airport expansion. REGULAR MEETING 9 JANUARY 12, 1993 t i e. - She mentioned that Count), issCtontivleeto gs seems nd [h a an crual a�co additional tting record ncdsotdotbely at their regular t} obtained on tie amounts over and above the onginal protected figures. The Commission generally agreed to have City Manager Flatley meet with Chairman Coale on sending the necessary letter requesting tills information from the County' 7.8 Mayor Hyde presented correspondence from Jones Intrcable regarding a rate increase set over ile st ree for March 1. ,n3.and hisate.feelings that sited Tom He increases ornet Jon s inttercablertotexplaiave substantially stile Irate exceeded tie increase for the public. de to meet tile Tom Home,Jo viand explainedb d tiaprograms that new lin programming ingtl es Limited Basic,-1119"s have TieraOne and Tier needs of the public Two services. Discussion followed on the prices for each service and the costs involved to provide } the upgraded programming, C Addendum 7,9 Vice Mayor Mikes suggested to include a straw ballot to the March election asking e'zvr l of code enforcement being provided precinct by precinct. residents their opinion on the leve Commissioner Grace presented photos of code enforcement violations that exist in the Griffin nnoncd that tile City did area and the need for these problems to be addressed. Mayor Hyde me e not have the extra funds needed to hire in additional Code Enforcement officer when the area was annexed and that the Code Enforcement Department was directed to deal with code enforcement Oil a complaint by complaint basis. He felt that the department is doing a good job under the circumstances. j Peggy Breeschoten, Code Enforcement Board, advised that 75 % of the cases addressed by the Code Enforcement Board are from the Griffin area and that improvements are being made in the area. Site mentioned that forms are available for citizens to fill out when they wish Code oblem in the area or by calling Will Allen, Growth Management Enforcement to investigate a pr Director. Blanche Grantham, 4439 SW 27 Terrace, stated that she tus made several calls to the City to b report a vehicle repair Problem and that nothing has been done to address this problem. Will Allen, Growth Management Director, advised that over 5,000 complaints have been investigated j and that a very small percentage of these complaints have gone to the Code Enforcement Board There are complaints that are investigated and sometimes a determination is for non- compliance-made that tlere is no violation. " Sherie Coale felt that tie Griffin area deserves the same attention to theiryC g e Enforcement problems as is taken with the rest of City as the people in the area arc a n a razes just like everyone else. REGULAR MEETING 10 JAWARY 121 1"3 10 f 8. APPOINTMENTS 8.1 Commissioner Bertino continued his appointment to the Airport Advisory Board to the next regular meeting of January 26, 1993. 8.2 Mayor Hyde appointed Mr. Rodriguez to tlse Dania Housing Authority. A motion was made by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by Commissioner Grace to approve ( Mayor Hyde's appointment of Sullivan Rodriguez to the Dania Housing Authority to replace Annette Stone who no longer resides in Dania. Tile motion passed on the following roll call vote. Commissioner Bertino - yes Commissioner Grace-yes Commissioner Donly-yes Vice Mayor Mikes-yes Mayor Hyde-yes 9. CITIZENS' COMMENTS - none 10. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS ` 10.1 Annual Martin Luther King Parade, Monday,January 18, 1993, 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. 4I I City Manager Flatley reminded the Commission of a workshop meeting scheduled February 1 with Scafair and the Commission scheduled a workshop/special meeting January 19 at 8:00 p.m. to select the new BSO Commander. 10.2 City Manager Flatley mentioned that Friday,January 15, 1993, the local annexation bill goes before the Legislative Delegation. Dania and Hollywood were asked to withdraw any names I from tile speakers list and Senator Ken Jenne and Representative Anne MacKenzie will issue a ioint statement on this proposed bill. He mentioned that there is one year, poor to the 1995 deadline, to hold public hearings to allow the public an opportunity to decide on whether they wish to be annexed to Dania or Hollywood. Another bill will be presented next year after the a public has more time to become aware of the issues 11. COMMISSION COMMENTS 11.1 Commissioner Bertino- no comments 11 .2 Commissioner Donly- no comments f 11.3 Commissioner Grace Dr. Martin Luther King events that arc planned Commissioner Grace commented on the this week. REGULAR t1REETf1NG 11 JANOARY 1291993 t 11.4 Vice Mayor Mikes Vice Mayor Mikes was pleased that the Commission took action to adopt the two ordinances regarding term limits to give the public an oppomuury for Input at the public hearings on January 26, 1993. 11.5 Mayor Hyde d to try to comply with the cutoff date for items being placed on Mayor Hyde mentioned the nee the agenda to lessen the confusion for the Commission and public. This regular meeting was adJOumed. `FAAYOR-COMMIS ER CRY CLERK- AUDITOR I , f I , r' REGULAR MEEIIIN G 12 JANUARY L2, 1995 iP - � �.._—_. _..� ..._.—�•..,.... ...-n�.....,.._..-.rs-._._ .... _..�..-...�.-....�..> �n:Y.:... `THY-,.[F ..wv_. •. . V r. AMENDED AGENDA DANIA CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 12, 1993 8:00 P.H. ANY PERSON WHO DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY TfiB 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 VERBATIM COFTHEPROCEEDINGS HISET WHICH HRECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UP WHICH 1 INVOCATION ROLL CALL PRESENTATIONS ; Fire Administrative Report 3 f, 1 . CONSENT AGENDA Minutes 1 . 1 December 15, 1992, workshop meeting 1 . 2 December 22, 1992 , regular meeting Bills 1 . 3 Approval of bills paid in the month of October, 1992 . Resolutions 1 .4 INTERLOCALIAGREEMENT BETWEEN BROWARD FLORIDA, COUNTYANDPCITYN T OF DANIA PROVIDING FOR THE FURNISHING OF MUTUAL EMERGENCY AID; PROVIDING THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. " (Staff) lI 1 . 5 MANAGERLTOISUBMITTAN APPLICCATHE CITY OFDIONIFORANA, FFUNDING UNDERRTHENFLORIDAITY "A RESOUTON OFI BOATING IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM; DESIGNATING THE CITY MANAGER OR HIS DESIGNEE AS THE OFFICIAL LIAISON AGENT; CONFIRMING THE AMOUNT OF .1 FUNDS REQUESTED IN THE GRANT; CONFIRMING THE TOTAL COST OF THE AND JMAINTAONFTHEIPROJECTyI CONFIRMING NTHAT L ITY O DEVELOP, ATE THE CITY OFFERED ALL CITIZENS THE OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PLANNING PROCESS I RELATIVE TO THE ADOPTION OF THE RECREATION AND OPEN SPACE ELEMENT; CONFIRMING THE CITY' S ON-GOING CONCERN FOR CITIZEN J PARTICIPATION PLANNING SELECTION RECREATION PROJECTS; AND PROVIIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE (Staff) 1 . 6 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, SUPPORTING SOUTH FLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL' S RESOLUTION ADVOCATING A APPROACH TO THE COMPRPROBLEHENSIVAFFE, REGIFLORIDABAY;; ANALYSIS A ND SOLUTION OF AND PROVIDINGFORAN EFFECTIVE DATE. " (Mayor Hyde) -1_ i __ - ) Ordinances 1 . 7 "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, CALLING A REFERENDUM ELECTION ON THE 9TH DAY OF MARCH, 1993, ON THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO SECTION 3, ARTICLE 1 OF PART II OF THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF DANIA, RELATING TO THE NUMBER OF CONSECUTIVE TERMS A COMMISSIONER CAN HOLD OFFICE; PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF BALLOT; DIRECTING THE ADVERTISING OF SUCH ELECTION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE j DATE. " (Vice-Mayor Mikes) 1 . 8 "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, CALLING A REFERENDUM ELECTION ON THE 9TH DAY OF MARCH, 1993, ON THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO SECTION 3, ARTICLE 1 OF PART II OF THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF DANIA, RELATING TO THE NUMBER OF CONSECUTIVE TERMS A COMMISSIONER CAN HOLD OFFICE; PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF BALLOT; DIRECTING THE ADVERTISING OF SUCH ELECTION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. " (Vice-Mayor Mikes ) I 1 .9 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, CALLING A REFERENDUM ELECTION ON THE 9TH DAY OF MARCH, 1993, ON A PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO SECTION 5, ARTICLE 1 OF PART II OF THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF DANIA, RELATING TO HOW THE MAYOR IS ELECTED; PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF BALLOT; DIRECTING THE ADVERTISING OF SUCH ELECTION; AND y PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. " (Vice-Mayor Mikes) i 2 . PROCLAMATIONS - none 3 . BIDS - none 4 . PUBLIC HEARINGS 4 . 1 "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AMENDING ARTICLE I, CHAPTER 2 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, BY ADDING A SECTION 2-1 . 2 AND SECTION 2-1 . 3 TO ENACT REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE REGISTRATION AND ACTIVITIES OF LOBBYISTS IN THE CITY TO ENACT REGULATIONS PROHIBITING EX PARTE f' COMMUNICATIONS ON QUASI-JUDICIAL MATTERS; PROVIDING FOR SEPARA- BILITY; 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) (Staff) (continued from 12/22/92) 4 . 2 Petitioner - Second National Acceptance Corporation; property located at 1700 NW First Street Public Hearing - SE-11-92 - A special exception is requested to allow an indoor/outdoor commercial recreation use in an IRO zoning district. (Staff) 4 . 3 Petitioner - Second National Acceptance Corporation; property located north of 1700 NW First Street Public Hearing - VA-32-92 - The following variances are requested for a commercial recreation use: A) 16 ' rear yard setback (25 , setback required) B) 150 sq. ft. pole sign ( 50 sq. ft. maximum permitted) (Staff) -2_ =4 4 j 5. SITE PLANS 5. 1 Site Plan approval is requested for a commercial recreation use at 1700 NW First Street. Petitioner - Second National Acceptance Corporation (Staff) 6. EXPENDITURE REQUESTS 7 . DISCUSSION 7 . 1 Hearing on a fortuneteller/clairvoyant license for 219 North Federal Highway. (Staff) 7 .2 Discussion of beach and beach concessionaire operations. (Vice-Mayor Mikes) 7 . 3 Continued discussion of challenge to proposed DNR rules establishing restricted areas to regulate boat speeds in the 1 ayor Mikes) County . (Vice-M 7 .4 Request for waiver of sidewalk requirement for property at 2961 SW 23 Terrace. (Staff) 7 . 5 Dania Beach Boulevard bridge repairs needed. (Mayor Hyde) 7 .6 Selection of new B.S.O. District IX Commander. (Staff) 7 .7 Report from Dania Airport Advisory Committee, Chairperson Sherie Coale. 7 .8 Discussion of cable television rate increases set for March 10 1993. (Mayor Hyde 8 Vice-Mayor Mikes) 8 . APPOINTMENTS 8 . 1 Appointment of one member to the Airport Advisory Board to replace Morris Schockett. (Comm. Bertino) 8 .2 Appointment of one member to the Dania Housing Authority to replace Annette Stone who no longer resides in Dania. (Mayor Hyde) 9 . CITIZENS' COMMENTS - Comments by Dania citizens be givenintereine writing eor that are not a part of the regular agenda should be given and fourth communicated verbally prior to 4 :00 p.m. the second communicated Monday verbally each month. Comments of any nature will be responded to by the office of the City Manager. In the event that the concern ill be asked to address remains unresolved, the citizen( s ) or party w the City Commission during the meeting. F�1� In 7a ._._.�-....-....-�_ ...._... .. -� er-`w m, r wr1'rd r.. 4: ry.y. '..'(.rC % a. a�•Y . •., r:O t is .wM ADMINISTRATIVE ATIVE REPORTS City Manager Parade, Monday, January 18, 1993, 10. 1 Annual Martin Luther King 8: 30 - 10 : 30 a.m. 10.2 Status report on the January 15 Legi slative Delegation Hearing on Dania local bill . City Attorney 11 . COMMISSION COMMENTS 11 . 1 Commissioner Bertino 11 .2 Commissioner Donly 11 . 3 Commissioner Grace 11 .4 Vice-Mayor Mikes t 11 . 5 Mayor Hyde T I _ ; I 0 1 L s sFS —4— Y.a -t . kP . .n.y.. y . a .k t� o E v ADDENDUM DANIA CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 12, 1993 8:00 P.M. if I DISCUSSION (continued) DIS Discussion of City wide Code Enforcement straw referendum ballot. DIS (Vice-Mayor Mikes) - 7 . 10 Discussion of Code Enforcement policy for various sections of the City. (Comm. Grace) j - ENDED GENDA VING i.7, 1 .8, 11. 9 AND OTHER Y OF HDISCUSSIONANUMBERSOCHANGED ACCORDINGLY.B TO I aY 1 1 1 'I +1 I 1 I i. 1 I 1 I f i �r:.r