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DANIA CITY COMMISSION
s REGULAR MEETING
OCTOBER 24, 1995
INVOCATION by Reverend Lewis
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL:
Mayor:
Bill Hyde
Vice Mayor: John Bertino
Commissioners: Bobbie Grace
Albert Jones
Bob Mikes
City: ty Manager:
Michael Smith
City Attorney: Frank Adler
City Clerk: Marie Jabalee
PRESENTATIONS
*Employee of the Month
City Manager Smith explained that Lou Ann Cunningham has worked for the City twice and
consistently since 1985. She has worked in the City Manager, Finance, and Growth Management
Departments as well as being involved in special projects for the City. Mr. Smith mentioned her
efforts in processing the necessary documentation for FEMA when Hurricane Andrew hit South
Florida and the coordination of the City's 901h Birthday Celebration. Lou Ann Cunningham was
presented the "Employee of the Month" award for October 1995.
*Leigh Kerr-Update on Evaluation and Appraisal Report on the Comprehensive Plan
Leigh Kerr presented copies of the Evaluation and Appraisal Report on the Comprehensive Plan
and explained that an update usually takes place every five years. Other elements of the plan are
being reviewed to incorporate the City's goals, objectives and policies and to identify any needed
amendments. Mr. Kerr assured the Commission that they would have ample time to review the
changes prior to submission in April 1996 and that the Planning &Zoning Board will be reviewing
the changes also.
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Commissioner Jones requested the inclusion of more black historical properties and
Commissioner Grace requested upgraded housing from the northwest section in the report.
In response to Commissioner Mikes, Mr. Kerr mentioned his intentions to confer with Attorney
Earl Gallop on the goals, objectives, problems and opportunities of the plan as this portion of the
report involves developing existing data. Commissioner Mikes expressed concern over the NE 10
Street designation which may be developing into an industrial corridor bringing truck traffic
through US 1 and impacted neighborhoods. Mr. Kerr agreed to look into this concern for
Commissioner Mikes.
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Red Ribbon Week
ti Rick Frey, Chief District II- BSO, mentioned the celebration of Red Ribbon Week in Dania Schools
over the past week and plans for a parade of antique cars and a picnic on October 28 at Modello
Park. The Kiwanis Club is sponsoring the poster program in the schools and the City,
Northwest/Byrd Pointe Homeowners Association, Community Council and BSO are sponsors.
Chief Frey was please to see the tremendous support for the program from the community and
Commissioner volunteered to have flyers distributed through the Northwest/Byrd Pointe Civic
Association.
CHAMBERofCOMMERCE
Commissioner Grace asked City Manager Smith to request that the Chamber of Commerce
submit a report to the Commission.
t I. CONSENT AGENDA
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1.1 Budget Workshop Meeting of July 21, 1995.
3' 1.2 Special Meeting of September 11, 1995.
I? ' 1.3 Regular Meeting of September 12, 1995.
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Resolutions
1.4 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA FLORIDA, APPOINTING
Fu:` MEMBERS TO THE DANIA CIVIL SERVICE BOARD TO SERVE A FOUR YEAR
TERM ENDING IN MARCH OF 1998 OR UNTIL THEIR SUCCESSORS ARE
DULY APPOINTED AND 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.
1.5 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA APPROVING
THE PROPOSAL OF BROWARD SHERIFF'S OFFICE TO DEVELOP A 60 ACRE
RESIDENTIAL YOUTH DEVELOPMENT CENTER IN SOUTHWEST BROWARD
COUNTY TO HOUSE AND PROVIDE SERVICES FOR AT RISK YOUTH AND
COURT ORDERED YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS UNDER A PROJECT CALLED
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OPERATION BOOTSTRAP; PROVIDING THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS IN
CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT;
AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE."
Ordinances
1.6 "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE
CITY'S COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; REVISING AND ADDING CERTAIN TEXT
CHANGES TO THE FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT, CONSERVATION
ELEMENT, COASTAL MANAGEMENT ELEMENT, RECREATION AND OPEN
SPACE ELEMENT, AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATION
ELEMENT OBJECTIVES AND POLICIES CONTAINED IN THE PLAN
PERTAINING TO NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION/OUTDOOR
RECREATION; 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."
A motion was made by Commissioner Grace, seconded by Commissioner Jones to
approve the Consent Agenda.
The motion passed on the following roll call vote:
Commissioner Grace - yes Commissioner Jones - yes
Commissioner Mikes - yes Vice Mayor Bertino- yes
SS Mayor Hyde - yes
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2. PROCLAMATIONS - none
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3. BIDS -none
4. PUBLIC HEARINGS - none
5. SITE PLAN- none
i 6. 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 THE CITY COMMISSION DURING THE MEETING.
7. EXPENDITURE REQUESTS
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REGULAR MEETING 3 OCTOBER 24, 1995
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7.1 Approval of invoice from Young Environmental Sciences, Inc. , in the amount of
$4,000.00 authorizing expenses for airport related services rendered per resolution
113-93.
City Manager Smith advised that the data obtained from Young Environmental
Sciences Airport Compatibility Plan will show noise levels and environmental impact
that will be useful in the DRI process with the County. He recommended approval of
the expenses.
A motion was made by Commissioner Grace, seconded by Vice Mayor Bertino to
approve the invoice for Young Environmental Sciences in the amount of$4,000.00.
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Commissioner Grace -yes Commissioner Jones - yes
Commissioner Mikes - yes Vice Mayor Bertino- yes
Mayor Hyde - yes
7.2 Approval of invoice from Curtis & Curtis, P.A. for the period ending October 17,
1995 in the amount of$1,637.84 authorizing expenses for airport related services
rendered per resolution 113-93. i
City Manager Smith recommended approval of the invoice from Curtis & Curtis and
:& mentioned that fees will be decreasing because the Interlocal Agreement has been
approved. He clarified that charges will continue from Attorney Earl Gallop based on
" his expertise in the DR[ process.
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fY: approve the invoice in the amount of$1,637.84.
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Commissioner Grace - no Commissioner Jones - no
t � Commissioner Mikes - yes Vice Mayor Bertino- yes !
Mayor Hyde - yes
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REGULAR MEETING 4 OCTOBER 24, 1995
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8. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION
8.1 Settlement with Aragon group regarding Seafair and FAU development of Sea Tech.
Attorney Karl Adler explained his involvement in the negotiation process with FAU and Aragon
Group concerning FAU's proposal to acquire the Sea Fair lease for their project known as Sea
Tech. He mentioned that negotiations were unsuccessful through September 7 when a mediation
session was held with Judge Weissing (Ret). On October 5, all parties met for a final meeting and
the following agreement was reached:
0 Aragon will receive $4,200,000 from FAU;
• Dania will receive $1,000,000;
• FAU agrees to pay $27,000 a year to the City for provision of certain services;
• FAU agrees to provide consulting services to the City for 10 years which services are valued
at $30,000 a year;
• The City and Aragon will enter a settlement agreement on outstanding issues between them;
• The settlement agreement will terminate the existing lease and Aragon will be paid $4,200,000
by FAU for surrendering its lease;
• FAU will receive a fifty (50) year lease agreement for all property presently leased by the City
of Dania to Aragon Group;
• The lease shall continue for the approximate seventeen (17) years on that portion of the
Marina and the 115 parking spaces south of Sea Fair to be retained under lease by Aragon
Y: Group. FAU will take all premises subject to the balance of said lease and become Landlord
of Aragon Group for the Marina and parking spaces until termination of the existing lease. The
� City of Dania will have consent on extending or renewing said lease.
City reserves the right to consent to the final division of the marina slips or property to be
retained under Aragon Group which will be necessary to profitably operate a marina. The
a southern-most "T" pier would be divided equally between FAU and Aragon Group for the
a marina. Aragon Group would also retain the northern one-half(1/2) thereof for the marina
including the northern-most detached small building to be utilized alongside the parking lot for
! ; . the marina office and the balance of all other"T" docks to the north.
" Discussion followed on Sea Fair being in default and not standing up to their original lease _
agreement with the City, the City's financial loss and whether litigation would be beneficial. Karl
Adler cautioned the City that litigation may take a year and a half and that FAU may go elsewhere
to build their facility leaving the City no opportunity to develop the site.
Karla Coleman, FAU, mentioned the many speaking engagements in Dania, Tallahassee, and
Washington on the Sea Tech project. In the Spring, FAU must go back to the Legislative
Delegation to request the renovation dollars for the project and FAU must have a 50 year lease €`
from the City for funds to be allocated. Ms. Coleman stated the universities desire and
excitement in coming to Dania with their project and then introduced her colleagues; Attorney Don
Hall and Dr. John DeGrove, Director of Joint Center for Environmental and Urban Problems.
REGULAR MEETING 5 OCTOBER 24, 1995
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City Manager Smith commented on the negative impact that the Sea Fair project has had on the
other entities at the beach and the City's disappointment that Aragon never lived up to its lease.
He felt that the settlement is the result of a long negotiation process and represents the best
financial arrangement. Mr. Smith expects Dania to be provided with world class services in
planning and economic development from Sea Tech from the joint efforts of FAU and Dr.
DeGrove's organization. There are also possibilities to be considered with Sea Tech and South
Broward High School's Oceanographic Magnet Program for the children of Dania.
Commissioner Mikes mentioned that the land at the beach is very valuable and that the Dania
City Commission was not privy to the two appraisals showing the land value making it difficult for
! him make a decision. He mentioned that Dania should have been receiving around $300,00 a
�y year from Aragon Group for Sea Fair and that the City never pursued legal default action against
Aragon. Commissioner Mikes was disappointed that Dania did not take action to conduct their
own appraisal and that this deal has been made to benefit Aragon Group since they are getting
twice what the building is worth.
Attorney Karl Adler advised that as an attorney the appraisal was given to him, as a privileged
document, to review. The appraisal was purchased by FAU for the Board of Regents. Privileged
documents are not open to the public as a public record so that certain people do not get an undo
advantage. He assured the Commission that there was nothing mysterious about the appraisals
as the usual appraisal method was used by calculating income on the best use of the property.
He stated that Commissioner Mikes was correct as the Sea Fair building was valued at around
$1,000,000 and the land took up the rest. Under appraisal methods, the City does not own all of
� - the land because 17 years are left on the lease with Aragon and Aragon has the right of first „
refusal to renew with someone else unless default can be proved in court. The financial situation
Fez will be worked out between Aragon Group and the City and either party will not be able to come
` back later on the rent. Karl Adler's recommendation was for the City to go forward with the
trfi settlement so that Dania citizens could have something to be proud of on the Sea Fair site.
Commissioner Jones agreed that the City should get more money out of the deal but that this
Commission was not responsible for the lease terms provided to Aragon Group. He urged the
Commission to get past the negative feelings and go forward with the FAU proposal that appears
to be advantageous to the City. Mr. Smith clarified that no other opportunities have been offered
to the City for the property and that the Sea Fair building has had a negative impact on restaurant
prospectives for the Pier. Commissioner Jones pointed out that over a 50 year period the City
may be able to obtain 2.6 million dollars with the cash, services and spin-off expected from the
FAU proposal.
Mayor Hyde mentioned that Dania has lost probably millions of dollars over the years and that
Davie benefited tremendously when they started working with universities over 20 years ago. He
urged the Commission to look towards the positive opportunities to be gained for Dania from an
Oceanographic Program, Bass Pro and existing Graves Museum.
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Vice Mayor Bertino agreed that litigation has no guarantees and that the quality spin-off industries
that will be generated from the FAU proposal may be unimaginable to the City in the future.
Commissioner Grace stated that Dania took the initiative to get Bass Pro and now has a great
opportunity to get the Sea Fair site revitalized to bring revenues and business into the City.
Commissioner Mikes clarified that no one is opposed to having FAU come to the City but Dania is
really not getting anything for the value of the land and Aragon will walk away with millions. He
felt that Steve Snyder has been defended for years by the Commission and questioned why no
default action has ever been taken against him.
Commissioner Grace reminded the public that the City had an opportunity a few years ago with a
German company who builds and renovates hotels for the Sea Fair site and that the City refused
the proposal because no one wanted a large hotel on the beach.
Several citizens came forward to present their opinions on the proposal.
A motion was made by Commissioner Grace, seconded by Commissioner Jones to approve the
settlement with Aragon Group regarding Sea Fair and FAU development of Sea Tech as
presented.
Vice Mayor Bertino questioned the need to define the details of the settlement that may impact j
the City in the future. Attorney Karl Adler assured the Commission that they will have input on the
details and that the settlement must be accepted before the documents can be prepared and
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The motion passed on the following roll call vote:
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Commissioner Grace - yes Commissioner Jones - yes
Commissioner Mikes - no Vice Mayor Bertino -yes
Mayor Hyde -yes
8.2 Request by Human Relations Board to reconstitute board with 10 members to meet as
needed only.
City Manager Smith advised that the Human Relations Board is requesting to be reconstituted to
a ten member board and to meet on an as needed basis since their activities have been limited
over the past four years.
The Commission agreed to include the item to the next regular meeting agenda.
9. APPOINTMENTS
Agenda Items 9.1 through 9.7 and 9.9 and 9.10 were continued to the next meeting.
REGULAR MEETING 7 OCTOBER 24, 1995
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9.1 Appointment of one member to the Airport Advisory Board.
9.2 Appointment of one member to the Dania Economic Development and
Downtown Redevelopment Board.
9.3 Appointment of one member to the Occupational License Review Committee.
9.4 Appointment of one member to the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board.
9.5 Appointment of one member to the Planning & Zoning Board.
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9.6 Appointment of one member to the Unsafe Structures Board.
9.7 Appointment of four members to the Community Affairs Advisory Board.
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9.8 Appointment of five members to the Charter Review Board.
Commissioner Jones appointed Janice Peterman.
A motion was made by Commissioner Grace, seconded by Vice Mayor Bertino to
appoint Janice Peterman to the Charter Review Board. The motion passed
unanimously.
1 9.9 Appointment of two members to the Budget Advisory Committee.
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r 9.10 Appointment of one member to the Dania Police & Firefighters' Retirement
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F'm 10. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS
City Manager
City Manager Smith advised that the Charter Review Board will not be meeting as was previously
advertised until all appointments have been obtained from the Commission.
10.1 The Commission generally agreed to allow City Manager Smith to place an ad for a City of
Dania Director of Personnel/Community Development.
10.2 City Manager Smith requested to have a Workshop meeting on November 7, 1995, and to
precede the meeting with an Executive Session concerning the Firefighter's Collective Bargaining
Agreement.
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Commissioner Mikes stated that the Commission should have conducted a workshop on the
details of the Sea Fair settlement before the item was brought to the Commission.
City Attorney - no comments
1 I. COMMISSION COMMENTS
11.1 Commissioner Grace
On November 16, the Northwest/Byrd Pointe Civic Association is requesting dry goods
and can goods donations for Thanksgiving Baskets. The donations may be dropped off in
r: Commissioner Grace's name at Modello Park or City Hall.
ti Commissioner Grace advised that 10 men from Dania attended the Million Man March in
Washington. She mentioned her plans to meet with these individuals in an effort to curtail
some of the youth problems in the City.
Commissioner Grace requested the City Manager to take action to have the Winn Dixie
Shopping Center cleaned up and urged the Commission to reject the idea of an FPL
Substation in Dania. She asked to have the complaints checked out that people are
driving on private property at the car wash on Federal Highway.
11.2 Commissioner Jones
Commissioner Jones mentioned that St. Ruth's Missionary Baptist Church is having a
revival this week and welcomed everyone to hear Pastor Johnson speak.
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Commissioner Jones mentioned his being awarded "Community Service Educator of the
Year" in St. Petersburg this past week from the Florida Alliance for Health, Physical
Education, Recreation, Dance and Drivers Education. He commented on the first class
operation of the St. Petersburg Pier which might be helpful to Dania's Pier.
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Commissioner Jones advised that November 3 will be his last official day at McArthur High
School after 27 years as Physical Educator. He will pursue a new position as Supervisor of
Special Projects for the Broward County School Board dealing with mentally and physically
challenged and at risk children.
Commissioner Jones asked the City Manager to provide information to the Commission on
the attendance records of the different advisory boards. He stated the need for
Commission appointees to be attending meetings and to replace the ones who may not be
attending.
He asked Code Enforcement to site those individuals who are putting out trash before the
scheduled pickup times and to have the Vac Truck clean the drains in the area of 5th Court
and NW 7th Avenue/1st Street and throughout the City.
Commissioner Jones encouraged the Commission to take action to eradicate the idea of
an FPL Substation in Dania since there are no positive results expected from it.
Commissioner Jones offered prayers for Judy Usifer's recovery and for his mother who is
not feeling well.
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11.3 Commissioner Mikes
Commissioner Mikes gave part of his time to allow Marco Salvino to address the
Commission on the Optimist Club.
Marco Salvino reminded the Commission of the discussions that have taken place on
constructing an Optimist Club Building at Frost Park which seems to take up too much
space. He requested permission from the Commission to allow him to have plans drawn
up for a proposal to construct a building on top of the existing concession stand since there
are architects that will donate their time to the project. The building and bathrooms would
have to meet ADA requirements.
Mr. Salvino presented comments relating to bringing City-Wide Baseball into all of the
parks and the soccer that is starting now. His recommendation was to hire a Sports
Coordinator to take charge of all the parks and events to get the programs going since
`L there is not enough volunteer help. The Commission was agreeable to Mr. Salvino's
4 w request to draw up plans for an Optimist Club Building.
g ' Commissioner Mikes expressed his concern that Judy Usifer is in the hospital with two
brain aneurysms. He mentioned that Judy has always been a very caring individual who
has done so much for the City of Dania in spite of her own difficulties caring for her mother.
Commissioner Mikes mentioned that some painting has been done at the Winn Dixie
Shopping Center but more cleanup is needed. City Manager Smith advised that Winn
- Dixie has been cited by the Code Board for violations. Commissioner Mikes mentioned
that the FPL Substation will be presented in the form of a Quasi-Judicial Hearing and
confirmed that the Commission has not made a decision on the proposal.
L LJ Commissioner Mikes commented on recent articles written about him in The Reporter
Newspaper regarding his ownership of property in the Melaleuca Gardens area. He stated
his actions have always been to fight to preserve the community and that his wife's hiring
of Attorney Ed Curtis a few years ago was reviewed with the City Attorney.
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`°•' 'i Commissioner Mikes asked the City Manager to check into a vagrant problem at the parks
and to request BSO to drive by the parks at night.
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Commissioner Mikes restated his concern that Aragon Group is walking away with the
t majority of the money on the Sea Fair site and questioned why Code Enforcement never
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11.4 Vice-Mayor Bertino
Vice Mayor Bertino stated that Judy Usifer is going into surgery tomorrow and for everyone
to pray for her.
Vice Mayor Bertino commented on a recent letter from the School Superintendent
indicating that the old Olsen Middle School Building will not be demolished due to lack of
funds. He felt that this is hurting the children who are attending the new school because
they do not have the proper recreational facility and that this needs to be addressed. City
Manager Smith stated that a meeting is scheduled with the School Board and that he
would be reporting back to the Commission on November 7th.
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11.5 Mayor Hyde
\ Mayor Hyde asked Code Enforcement to check out the standing water at the Shopping
■. Center on 28th and Griffin Road.
Mayor Hyde advised that a benefit is scheduled for the Zidar Family on November 4 at the
Motocross Track on behalf of young Heather Zidar who is very ill. Commissioner Grace
mentioned her efforts to get the event going and requested a 30 minute time extension for
the Motocross Track for the fund-raiser.
Mayor Hyde expressed his concern and best wishes for Judy Usifer.
This meeting was adjourned.
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AGENDA
f DANIA CITY COMMISSION
REGULAR MEETING
OCTOBER 24, 1995
7:30 P.M.
ANY PERSON WHO DECIDF•S TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THE CITY COMhIISSION WITH REGARD TO ANY
MATTER CONSIDERED AT T IIIS MEETING OR IIEARING WILL NEED A RECORD OF TILE PROCF-EDINGS,AND FOR SUCH
PURPOSE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE WHICH RECORD
INCLUDES TIIE TESTIMONYAND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH TILE APPE 1L IS TO BE BASED.
LOBBYIST REGISTRATION REQUIRED -REGISTRATION AS A LOBBYIST IN TILE CITY OF DANIA IS REQUIRED IF ANY
1 PERSON, FIRM OR CORPORATION IS BEING PAID TO LOBBY TILE COMMISSION ON ANY PETITION OR ISSUE
PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE NO.-01-93. REGISTRATION FORMS AREA VAIIABLE IN THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE IN TIL '
i ADMINISTRATION CENTER.
b IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS n9771 DISABILITIES ACT,PERSONS NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE
IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDING
S SHOULD CONTACT MARIE JABALEE, CITY CLERK, 100 WEST DANIA BEACII
BOULEVARD,DANIA,FLORIDA,33004.921.8700 EXTENSION 202 AT LEAST 48 HOURS PRIOR TO TILE MEETING.
INVOCATION
PLEDGE OFALLEGL4NCE
ROLL CALL
PRESENTATIONS
Employee of the Month.
Leigh Kerr-Update on Evaluation and Appraisal Report on the
Comprehensive Plan.
I. CONSENTAGENDA
Minutes
1.1 Budget Workshop Meeting of.iuly 21, 1995.
1.2 Special Meeting of September 11, 1995.
1.3 Regular Meeting of Scpicmber 12, 1995.
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Resolutions
1.4 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA FLORIDA,
APPOINTING MEMBERS TO THE DANIA CIVIL SERVICE BOARD
TO SERVE A FOUR YEAR TERM ENDING IN MARCH OF 1998 OR
UNTIL THEIR SUCCESSORS ARE DULY APPOINTED AND
PROVIDING THA1'ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF
RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO
THE EXTENT OF SUCI-I CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
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AI'1'ROVING '1'lll: 1'P.OI'OS:A[. 01, BROWARD SIIFRIPI.'S OFI ICI:
TO DFVFLOT' A W ACRE RESIDFNTLAL YOUI'11 DEVELOPMENT
CEN FIZ IN SOU'I II\4'I?S'I' BROA1'ARD COUNTI' TO 1IOUSI-: :AND
PROVIDE SERVICES FOR NF RISK YOUTH AND COURT
ORDERED YOUTHFUI. OFFENDERS UNDER A PROJECT CALLED
OPERNFION BOOTSTRAP; PROVIDINGTI XYALI.
RESOLUTIONS IN CONILICTT HERE41'I'I'II BE REPEALED TO
TIIE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE." (Stafn
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Ordinances
f 1.6 "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA,
AMENDING THE CITY'S COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; REVISING ;_.,
�` •' AND ADDING CERTAIN TEXT CHANGL'S TO 'THE FUTURE
z LAND USE ELEMENT, CONSERVATION ELEMENT, COASTAL
M MANAGEMENT ELEMENT, RECREATION AND OPEN SPACE
J . ELEMENT, AND INTL'RGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATION
t"c ELEMENT OBJECTIVES AND POLICIES CONTAINED IN THE
%s PLAN PERTAINING TO NATURAL RESOURCE
;. CONSERVA"T'ION/OUTDOOR RECREATION; AND PROVIDING
THAT ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES AND ALL
RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT
t HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH
€ CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (First
1 < ° Reading) (Staf)
µj 2. PROCLAMATIONS
3. BIDS
f 4. PUBLIC HEARINGS
S. SITE PLAN
6. CITIZENS' COMMENTS- COMMENTS BY DANIA CITIZENS OR INTERESTED PARTIES THAT ARE
NOT A PART OF TIIE REGULAR AGENDA SHOULD BE GIVEN IN WRITING OR COMMUNICATED VERBALLY
PRIOR TO 4:00 P.M. THE SECOND(2ND)AND FOURTH(4TII)MONDAY OF EACH MONTH. COMMENTS OFANY
- NATURE WILL BE RESPONDED TO BY THE OFFICE OF THE CITYMANAGER. IN THE EVENT THAT THE
CONCERN REMAINS UNRESOLVED, THE CITIZEN(S)OR PARTY WILL BE ASKED TO ADDRESS THE CITY
COMMISSION DURING THE MEETING.
7. EXPENDITURE REQUESTS
7.1 Approval of invoice from Young Environmental Sciences, Inc. , in the amount of
$4,000.00 authorizing expenses for airport related services rendered per
resolution 113-93.
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7•2 Al ul incuirc limn Chili, S ( :urns. P.A. lin Ilu lu r. n(hil'i Oriuhi.r 17, 3
1995 in the ;unount o1 S1,637.81 authorizing cspcnses 161 airport related Services
rendered per resoltnion 1 13-93.
8. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION
8.1 Settlement with Aartgon group regarding Scafair and FAU development of
Scatech.
8.2 Request by I-lunuur Relations Board to reconstitute board with 10 members to
ntcct as needed only.
9. APPOINTMENTS
9.1 Appointment of one nrcntber to the Airport Advisory Board.
C' 9.2 Appointment of one member to the Dania Economic Development and
4 Downtown Redevelopment Board. 's -
9.3 Appointment of one member to the Occupational License Review Committee.
9.4 Appointment of one member to the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board.
9.5 Appointment.of one member to the Planning & Zoning Board.
9.6 Appointment of one member to the Unsafe Structures Board.
9.7 Appointment of four membcrs to the Community Affairs Advisory Board.
9.8 Appointment.of five members to the Charter Review Board.
9.9 Appointment of two members to the Budget Advisory Committee.
9.10 Appointment of one number to the Dania Police & Firefighters' Retirement
System.
10. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS
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10.1 City of Dania-Dircclor of Personnel/Community Development Ad.
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11.1 Commissioner Grace
11.2 Commissioner Jones
11.3 Connnissioner'Mikes
11.4 Vicc-Mayor Bcrtino
11.5 Mayor IIyde
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CITY OF DANIA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
TO: Michael Smith
City Manager
FROM: Will Allen
Growth Management Director &A
RE: UPDATE ON EVALUATION AND APPRAISAL REPORT ON THE
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
Date: October 20, 1995
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If possible please schedule a brief presentation, not to exceed 10 minutes, concerning
a progress report on the Evaluation and Appraisal Report (EAR) for the City of Dania
Comprehensive Plan. The attached letter from Leigh Kerr explains that this report is
mandated to be submitted for review by the end of the year.
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now versus when it was adopted in 1989. It is the first step toward updating the plan
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t' Leigh Kerr is available for the October 24, 1995 City Commission meeting , if you would
like a presentation at that time. A copy of the first phase of the report is enclosed for
each City Commission member.
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Mayor and City Commission
CITY OF DANIA
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Re : CITY OF DANIA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN -
EVALUATION AND APPRAISAL REPORT
Dear Mayor and Members of the City Commission,
The attached materials are the initial components of the Evaluation and
Appraisal Report. The Evaluation and Appraisal Report (EAR) is mandated by
the State's Growth Management Laws which require each local government to
prepare an analysis of the implementation of the City's plan. Typically,
y review will occur every five (5) years and this initial EAR must be su mi ted to
the State Department of Community Affairs for review by the end of 1995 and adopted by the City Commission for formal review by April 1, 1996.
lr The first phase of the review includes a documentation of the condition of each
element of the City's Comprehensive Plan at the date the plan was adopted by
(" the Community in 1989. The second phase is a review and comparison of the
' condition of each element of the Comprehensive Plan as of 1995. You will note
in the various materials that the tables have been structured to provide a
any; comparison of the changing conditions such as increased housing units or park
acreage and the like between 1989 and 1995. Also included is an update of the
City's existing land use map which depicts the actual built condition of the
community and that is a comparison with the built condition of 1989 when the
plan was first adopted. There is also an assessment of the land use
amendments that have occurred since 1989 which is provided as additional data
and information.
• Planning • Zoning • Land Use • Expert Testimony
808 East Las Olas Boulevard, Suite 104 Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 33301
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The next phase of the EAR development will include an evaluation of the City's
goals and objectives and the City's success in meeting those goals and
objectives as outlined in its Comprehensive Plan. This phase will also include
an assessment of amendments to the Comprehensive Plan that are necessary to
meet both new State and County requirements as well as to update the City's
plan in general.
The City staff along with your consultants, Berry& Calvin, Inc. and my office are
working on the timely completion of the EAR.
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Operation Bootstrap
General Description
Operation Bootstrap is a plan from the Broward Sheriffs Office to develop a residential,youth
corrections facility on 60 acres of land in southwest Broward County. The site is designed to
t• house and provide services for delinquent juveniles and court ordered youthful offenders.
Assistance and support have been provided by Governor Chiles Office,State attorney General ,—
Bob Butterworth, the State Legislature,the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice, local judges,
I the State Attorneys Office, the Public Defender's Office,Broward County Schools,Broward
County Board of County Commissioners,Eckerd Family Youth Alternatives, Inc.,and numerous
youth service agencies.
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Assessment: The Florida Department of Juvenile Justice has made a commitment to coordinated
assessment designed not only to determine which offenders are appropriate for Bootstrap,but
also to track their progress in the program. Numerous options are available to each youth at
j different stages,as indicated below. An important element of the assessment process is
preliminary data collected through a centralized Juvenile Intervention Facility(JIF). JIF opened
Jr"';' in July 1995. The JIF provides a centralized database for multi-agency information sharing as
well as a single location for law enforcement agencies to drop off truants and juvenile offenders.
r,a Boot camp: Youthful offenders determined through assessment to be appropriate for basic
training will be assigned to boot camp at the Bootstrap site. Separate units will be provided for
i ages 14-17(30-beds)and ages 18 and above(100 beds). Certified drill instructors(BSO
i Deputies)will provide intensive training designed to develop respect, confidence,self esteem,
discipline,goal setting, and physical health. The program will promote education(Broward
A,, County Schools)and personal improvement. Juvenile boot camp is designed to last four months
and the young adult boot camp is designed for three months.
Youth Corps: Eckerd Family Youth Alternatives, Inc. will operate a residential youth corps on
the site(40 beds). The program is modeled after the Florida Conservation Corps near Orlando
and the nonresidential Fort Lauderdale Conservation Corps.. Those youth graduating from boot
camp,who require advanced training and residential services,may stay in the Bootstrap youth
corps for an additional year. There they will continue their education while also learning on the
job, performing various community projects.
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Aftercare: Youth who graduate from the youth corps and/or boot camp will also receive
assistance in returning to the community. Some may go into programs such as the Fort
Lauderdale Conservation Corps, PACE, or FOSI. Others may enter alternative schools,
vocational schools,college, foster homes,or a variety of community based programs. All will
receive follow up counseling(including family counseling)and case management. Case
management will begin when the youth enters boot camp and continue for twelve to eighteen
months after their return to the community. During the early stages of release case management
contact will be daily. The Broward County Bureau of Children's Services has expressed interest
t in working with the Broward Sheriffs Office to provide aftercare case management.
Time Frame
Broward Sheriff Ron Cochran has dedicated$2.8 million from the Law Enforcement Trust Fund
toward the construction of Bootstrap. The Broward Board of County Commissioners has
provided approval for the land upon which Bootstrap is planned. They have also expressed
support for the funding required for the BSO portion of the program,including fiords for
construction. BSO has completed a detailed operations budget and a preliminary site plan.
Broward County School staff are working with BSO on the educational plan. The Florida
Department of Juvenile Justice has committed funding for construction,start up,and operational
expenses associated with the 30 bed juvenile boot camp and aftercare. They are also working to
identify potential funds for the youth corps.
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been identified to hire an architect and develop construction ready plans. The operations starting
xy date is presently targeted for early 1996.
Steven R. Sampier
Director of Juvenile Justice Initiatives
Broward Sheriffs Office
9/21/95
2601 West Broward Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale,FL 33312
phone: (305) 831-8956
fax (305)797-0936
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
GROWTH MANAGEMENT
To: Michael Smith
City Manager
From: Dan Oyler
City Planner
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Date: October 16, 1995
Attached please find the ordinance for the adoption of the text amendments necessary
h ? to support our application for the Preservation 2,000 Grant.
Please place this ordinance on the City Commission Agenda on October 24, 1995 for ;
first reading.
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: MICHAEL SMITH, INTERIM CITY MANAGER
FROM: MARIE JABALEE, FINANCE DIRECTOR
C^ , RE: ATTACHED INVOICE - YOUNG ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES,INC.
DATE: OCTOBER 10, 1995
This item should be placed on the October 24, 1995 regular agenda for Commission
approval. Attached is an invoice from Young Environmental Sciences, Inc. in the
amount of $4,000.00 These expenditures are for services rendered per resolution 47-95
adopted March 28, 1995 to conduct certain studies and analysis.
Young Environmental
f, $57,500.00
Previously Expended 951.22
~' $56,548.78
i Current Invoice 4,000.00
Bal. on Agreement $52,548.78
The City Commission authorized the execution of a $400,000 note with Family Bank on
July 27, 1993. This will provide the funding for payment of this invoice.
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Dania, Florida
C/O Edward R. Curtis
Curtis and Curtis
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Re: Dania, Florida, Airport Compatibility Plan
Invoice 2-95
Task 1
Literature Survey - 50% complete
Airport Survey - 25% complete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $250.00
Technical Details of Ldn and Comparisons - 50% complete . . . .. .. . .. . $1000.00
f Check All Planning Data - 10% complete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $500.00
Climatic Survey - 50% complete . . . . . . . . . $250.00
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4: Prepare Display Map - 50% complete . . . . . . . . . . y'
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Total Amount Now Due $4,000,00
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
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TO: MICHAEL SMITH, CITY MANAGER
FROM: MARIE JABALEE, FINANCE DIRECTOR
RE: ATTACHED INVOICE - CURTIS & CURTIS
DATE: OCTOBER 19, 1995
f Attached is an invoice from Curtis & Curtis for services rendered thru October 17, 1995
in the amount of$1,637.84. These expenditures are for services rendered per
resolution 113-93 adopted July 13, 1993, authorizing expenses not to exceed
S $150,000. Prior to receipt of the October 18 invoice, expenses incurred and paid
„�. totaled $166,300.20. The October 18 invoice submitted for payment in the amount of
F $1,637.84 exceeds the authorized amount of$150,000 by $17,938.04.
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$150,000.00
Previously Expended 166,300.20
$ (16,300.20)
Current Invoice 1,637.84
Bal. on Agreements $ (17,938.04)
This item should be placed on the October 24 regular agenda for Commission approval.
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Post Office Box 21607
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TO:
October 18, 1995
City of Dania
Mr. Mike Smith
City Manager
100 West Dania Beach Boulevard
Dania, Florida 33004
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City of Dania
Our File 15431
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NARRATIVE OF SERVICES RENDERED
08/24/95 ERC Conference with Mr. Smith and 1.00 135.00
Attorney Adler regarding approved
interlocal agreement
r 09/11/95 ERC pro Receipt and review agenda p r P g proposal 1.20 162.00
' for interlocal agreement; prepare
staff/city letter to Broward County
Aviation Department
09/19/95 ERC Telephone conference with Mr.
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Smith; prepare for and attend
commission workshop
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10/03/95 ERC Telephone conference with Mike
0. 10 13.50
t` ? Smith
10/04/95 ERC Telephone conference with City of 0.20 27.00
Brook Park, Ohio regarding
ordinance; telephone conference
with Attorney Gallop
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Hours Amount
10/05/95 ERC Prepare for meeting with City Staff 1 . 60 216.00
10/06/95 ERC Prepare for and conference with 2. 10 283.50
City Staff and Attorney Gallop and
Commissioner Mikes
10/09/95 DJD Travel to City Hall to deliver 0.40 26.00
memorandum dated 10/9/95 with
attached agreements to City Manager
Mike Smith
� ERC Prepare memorandum to Commissioners 0.80 108.00 p
r 4 10/10/95 BAC Telephone conference with Mayor 0.20 27.00
Hyde regarding meeting of 10/10/95;
telephone conference with ERC
regarding same a
10/16/95 ERC Conference with Attorney Adler, Mr. 1. 10 148.50
Smith and Mr. Adler
Current Hours and Fees 11.30 $1,497.50
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Photostating charges for August 1995 89.25
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09/12/95 Long distance telephone charges for August 1995 2.09
10/16/95 Photostating charges for month of September 29.70
1995
10/17/95 Deanne Doherty 2.23
Reimbursement for mileage to City Hall on
10/09/95
Postage charges for September 1995 0.96
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Amount
10/17/95 Long distance telephone charges for September 4.76
1995
Current Cost Advances $140. 34
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Total Amount of Fees and Costs $1, 637.84 N
Previous balance $31,525.67
O8/28/95 Payment - thank you ($21,222.08)
10/11/95 Payment - thank you ($10, 303.59) s
Total payments ($31,525.67)
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TOTAL AMOUNT DUE $1, 637.84
. RECAPITULATION BY ATTORNEY/PARALEGAL
User Hours Rate Amount
sBAC-Barbara-135 0.20 135.00 $27.00
{ DJD-Deanne-65 0.40 65.00 $26.00
ERC-Edward-135 10.70 135.00 $1,444.50
Please return one copy of invoice with payment.
Tax Identification Number 65-0136291.
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CITY OF DANIA
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
DATE October 20, 1995
TO: Mayor and City Commissioners
FROM: Michael Smith, City Manager
c SUBJECT: Results of Negotiations-City of Dania,Aragon and FAU
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This summer the City Commission appointed Karl Adler, Esq.,to enter into negotiations with Aragon and FAU
concerning FAU's proposal to acquire the Sea Fair lease for a project known as Sea Tech. Negotiations
proceeded unsuccessfully until September 7, when a lengthy mediation session was held with Judge
Weissing (Ret.) which also was not productive.
On October 5, all attorneys and the principals met for a final meeting without the mediator present to make a
last attempt to resolve the impasse.
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The following is an outline of a proposed agreement:
' 1. The Rowe Westbury appraisal prepared for FAU establishes the value of the Sea Fair property
f'' * as $5,200,000. A cash payment will be made to Aragon in the amount of $4,200,000 and a
d cash payment will be made to City in the amount of$1,000,000.
2. FAU will enter into an agreement with the City pursuant to which it will pay City the sum of
-. $27,000 a year for the provision of certain services. FAU will also enter into an agreement with the City to provide consulting services to the City for 10 years, which services shall have a
value of $30,000 per year. The scope of services shall be generall as described in the
attachment to this memorandum.
3. The City and Aragon will enter into a settlement agreement settling all outstanding issues
between them. Among other things, the agreement will terminate the existing lease and the
City will agree that in consideration of Aragon surrendering its lease that Aragon shall be paid
$4,200,000. The fifty (50) year lease agreement will be for all of the property presently leased
by the City of Dania to Aragon.
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property to be utilized initially by FAU and the lease shall continue for the approximate balance
of seventeen (17) years on that portion of the Marina and the 115 parking spaces to be
retained under lease by Aragon. However, FAU will take all of the premises subject to the
balance of said Lease and thereby become the Landlord of Aragon as to the balance of the
Marina and the 115 parking spaces until the termination of the existing lease. The lease to
Aragon for said balance of the property cannot be extended or renewed without the consent of
the City of Dania and of course, FAU as a primary landlord.
Further, the City wishes to reserve the right to consent to the final division of the marina slips or
property to be retained under the Aragon lease which will be necessary to profitably operate a
marina. The proposal on the table at the time of negotiations was that the southem-most "T"
v, pier would be divided equally between FAU and the marina which will have the northern one-
half (1/2) thereof and the northem-most detached small building is to be utilized alongside the
parking lot for the manna office, along with the balance of all of the other "T" docks to the
north.
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4. The presentation to the City Commission will be a made by Kad Adler and myself, with the
support of Cana Coleman, Dr. DeGrove and others from the University.
5. The final agreement and leases will be prepared by the attorneys representing the City of Dania,
FAU and Aragon, and must be presented to and approved by the Florida Board of Regents prior
to and as a condition of execution.
Positive Image Impact:
This settlement agreement will pave the way for Dania to be the site of a world-class marine and oceano-
graphic research facility in which the state will invest an additional$7.5 million before the facility opens. The
agreement also will establish a close working relationship with the university through services relating to
economic development, planning and grant-writing, and other areas which will have long-term positive
outcome for the City. Based on experience of similar facilities such as Woods Hole in Massachusetts, this
facility should spawn related private investment.
The Alternatives are Less Attractive:
The City can declare Aragon Group to be in default which will ultimately lead to protracted litigation with
uncertainties as to whether or not the City will have to compensate Aragon for any remaining interest in the
property. There is also considerable concern about the City's ability to remarket a structure which needs at
present, more than two million dollars in renovation.
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The City can force Aragon to operate the facility as originally intended. However, using the company's track
record as an indicator, this is unlikely and ultimately we are back to the above option.
The City could allow this status quo to continue. This is clearly unacceptable. Further decay at Sea Fair and
the negative image this condition projects, harms the City's efforts to attract quality business, particularly a
pier restaurant development.
Window of Opportunity is Closing:
e< .' Broward Legislative officials are currently pressuring FAU to bring the proposed project at Sea Fair to closure
or risk losing the present funding to Nova Southeastern University. This eventuality forces the City into one of ,
the less attractive options above.
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JAN TO MAY 1993 $12,500
1983/84 30,000
1984185 45,060
1985/86 57,770
1986/87 50,336
1987/88 44,990
1989/90 30,000
1990191 30,000
1991/92 30,000
1992/93 10,000 22,831
!' 1993/94 40,000 22,783
1994/95 40,000 23,246
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MEMORANDUM
TO: MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS
' FROM: MARIE JABALEE, FINANCE�D,IIRECTOR/CITY CLERK
SUBJECT: BOARD APPOINTMENTS�i 1Q k
f _ DATE: October 11, 1995
j Attached for your information is a list of board appointments that need to be made.
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Commissioner Jones: 1 appointment
Commissioner Mikes: 2 appointments
Vice Mayor Bertino: 2 appointments
BUDGET ADVISORY COMMITTEE (5 Members) 1 each commissioner (2
( appointments needed
Commissioner Mikes: 1 appointment
G, Vice Mayor Bertino: 1 appointment
If you are appointing a new member, please use the attached Board Appointment form
_ and include a home and business phone number if possible. For your convenience,
this form will be provided in your agenda backup for future appointments.
Thank you for your assistance
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ANY COMMISSIONER WHO HAS A NAME TO BE SUBMITTED FOR APPOINTMENT TO ANY
BOARD OR COMMITTEE, PLEASE COMPLETE THE INFORMATION ON THIS FORM AND RETURN
TO THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE. THIS INFORMATION IS NECESSARY IN ORDER TO PROCESS
ALL THE NECESSARY PAPERWORK FOR EACH APPOINTEE.
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A full-service coastal city of approximately self insured and cafeteria benefits programs
17,000 residents located in Broward County desirable and preferably computer literate. This
with an area of approximately seven square position requires innovative, responsible,
miles. The governing body consists of five responsive leadership and excellent
members including a mayor, vice-mayor and organizational, interpersonal, and public
three commissioners, with a$14.2 million relations skills. Salary DOQ plus and excellent
operating budget, a$3 million utilities budget, benefit package. Submit personal history
and approximately 150 full-time employees. resume including references of a professional
Prefer bachelors degree in business or public nature and present or last annual salary as a
administration, grant writing experience and at personnel director to: Personnel Department,
, least six years of proven performance as a City of Dania, 100 W. Dania Beach Blvd.,
personnel director. Candidate must be strong in Dania, FL 33004, Deadline to apply is j
't personnel administration, labor relations, risk All application materials are considered public
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