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HomeMy WebLinkAbout36043 - AGENDAS - City Commission { 4f i e,�Ov` qcl 6L c =t 1 t ' w M: �.c - i ji Aluf TIES = DANIA CITY C01MUSSION REGULAR MEETING FEBRUARY 28, 1995 INVOCATION BY REVEREND AIEYERS i c ROLL CALL Present: Mayor: Bob Mikes .; Vice Mayor: Bobbie Grace {, Commissioners: John Bertino - Bill Hyde Albert Jones City Manager: Robert Flatley City Attorney: Frank Adler Acting City Clerk: Marie Jabalee i x E 'i ` The Black History presentation was heard at the beginning of the meeting. {y Y, 1. PUBLIC BEARING NOTICE s•s-} h City Attorney Adler advised that the proper notice has been given and that a public . . hearing is being conducted for an alleged violation by Broward County of Section 380.06 Florida Statute which relates to developments of regional impact. He advised that a letter addressed to Mayor Mikes has been received from the County Attorney which is being filed with the City Clerk. ` City Attorney Adler read instructions to the City Commission relatingto how they should conduct themselves as a jury for the Quasi Judicial Hearing and sworein Attorney r--: Ed Curtis, Attorney Earl Gallop and Will Allen Growth Management Director, for pl. testimony purposes. i x ' The City Commission Of The City Of Dania, Florida, Hereby Give Notice That A Quasi-Judicial Hearing On An Alleged Violation Of Section 380.06, Florida Statutes, Relating To Developpments Of Regional Impact, Is Scheduled For Hearing On `"' February 28, 1995, At 7:30 P.M. In The City Commission Chambers At The Dania City Hall, 100 West Dania Beach Boulevard, Dania, Florida. The Purpose Of The Hearn Is To Determine Whether Broward County, Acting Through Its County Commission And The Broward County Aviation Department, Is In Violation Of Section 380.06, Florida Statutes, By Undertaking To Implement A Modified Plan Of Development Prior To Submittingg An AQplicaUon For Development Approval For Review And Action By The City Of Dania. The Subject Matter Of The Hearing Concerns The Extension Of Runway 9r-271 At The Port Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport And The Related Broward County Actions To Acquire Land To The East Of The Runway And To Change The Use Of Land To The West Of The Runway. REGULAR MEETING 1 FEBRUARY 28, 1995 y. g > ti. V In The Event The City Commission Determines That Broward County Is In Violation Of Section 380.06, Florida Statutes, The Commission Will Then Consider i Enforcement Action. A Copy Of A Proposed Resolution Containing Findings Of Fact, Conclusions Of Law And An Order Is On File In The City Clerk's Office And May Be Reviewed Prior To The Hearing. I All Parties May Present Evidence And Interested Persons May Appear And Be Heard At The Meeting On This Quasi-Judicial Hearing. Written Comments Are Also Invited And May Be Submitted To The Office Of The City Clerk, 100 West Dania Beach Boulevard, Dania, Florida, Prior To The Advertised Meeting(F.S. 163.3184). You Are Hereby Advised That If Any Person Desires To Appeal Any Decision Made With Respect To Any Matter Considered At This Meeting Or Hearing, Such Person Will Need To Ensure That A Verbatim Record Of The Proceedings Is Made, Which Record Includes The Testimony And Evidence Upon Which The Appeal Is To Be Based (F.S. 286.0105). After WeighingHearin All The Competent Evidence Presented At The Above-Mentioned Fuasi- udtcial Public , The Dania Ci Commission Will Address The ollowing Resolution: g ty "A Resolution Of The City Commission Of The City Of Dania, Florida, Acting Under Authority Of Section 380.11, Florida Statutes, And Florida Administrative Code Rule 9i-2.027, Determining That Proposed Changes To The Fort Lauderdale- Hollywood International Airport Development Of Regional Impact (Dri) Constitute A Substantial Deviation Under Section 380.06(19), Florida Statutes Requiring Dri i* Review And Action By The City Of Dania, That Broward County Is Implementing A Modified Plan Of Development In Violation Of Section 380.06, Florida Statutes, And Ordering Broward County To Submit An Application For Development Approval Within 60 Days, To Suspend Authority To Acquire Land To The East Of Runway 9r- 271, And To Cease And Desist In Each And Every Action To Implement The Modified Plan Until A Final Order Relating To The Modified Plan Is Rendered By The City Of Dania; Containing Findings Of Fact And Conclusions Of Law; Providing For Enforcement Of The Order; And Providing An Effective Date." Attorney Ed Curtis Explained That Boxes With Exhibits To The Resolution And All Notices That Were Sent To Any Interested Party And Newspaper For Publication Are Being Filed With The City Clerk Of The City Of Dania. Note: A Court Reporter Was Provided By The City Of Dania And A Transcript Of The Public Hearing Will Be Provided As Part Of The Minutes For This Meeting. -k motion was made by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by Commissioner Hyde to adopt the Resolution with all Exhibits that will be kept in a separate file box in the City Clerk's Office. w Ciry Attorney Adler explained that the Resolution requires Broward County to file a i . request for approval of their impact plan within 60 days and if they need more time then they would have to ask for an extension from the City of Dania. REGULAR MEETING 2 FEBRUARY 28, 1995 �i The motion to adopt the Resolution passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Bertino -yes Commissioner Hyde- yes MAP Commissioner Jones -yes Vice Mayor Grace-no Mayor.\likes-yes 2. PRESENTATIONS t- The Black History Month Presentation was heard at the beginning of the meeting. a� *Black History Month presentation by Dr. Martin Luther King,Jr. Elementary School, Ms. Luc}. Thomas, Principal i y, I Lury Thomas and her students from the Dr. Martin Luther King,Jr. Elementary School V.. presented a program honoring black history. The Commission began the Quasi Judicial Hearing at this time is The Chamber Presentation was heard at the end of the Quasi Judicial Hearing I "Laura Piccolo, Vice President of Governmental Affairs for the Dania Chamber, repotted that new officers have been appointed for 1995 and that Chamber updates will be presented on a quarterly basis instead of a monthly basis. The new officers are as follows: Vice President of Economic Development-Mimi Donly President Elect-Myrtle Corbin Vice President of PublicRelations- R lattons-Jerilyn O'Neil Treasurer-Lorett Breznikar ! All other Vice Presidents remain active Ms. Piccolo explained that the Chamber held a successful 56th Annual Installation and Awards Banquet on February 4 at the Graves Museum of Archeology and Natural History and that Awards were presented as follows: Joe Dorsey- Outstanding Citizen Award Peggy Breeschoten - Outstanding Senior Citizen Award Wanda Mullikin and Frank Adler-Pioneer Citizen Award ( r Pedro Hing-Humanitarian Award The monthly Breakfast was held at the Hilton Hotel and City Manager,Robert F. Flatley presented information about the completion and opening of the pier. The last Business Card Exchange was held at Flossie's Bar& Grill and the Executive Board Meeting is being held tomorrow night. The time and location of the March Breakfast and Business Card Exchange will be discussed tomorrow night. ,N Ms. Piccolo mentioned that the Chamber has scheduled a golf tournament at the Rolling Hills Golf Course tentatively for June 4, 1995. PULLED FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA Commissioner Hyde pulled item 3.5 from the Consent Agenda. �y `; REGULAR MEETING 3 FEBRUARY 28, 1995 _2 I 3. CONSENT AGENDA Minutes 3.1 Workshop meeting of January 17, 1995 3.2 Regular meeting of January 24, 1995 Bills %•, 3.3 Approval of bills paid in the month of January, 1995 I Resolutions 3.4 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, URGING THE CONTINUED APPROPRIATION OF FUNDING FOR PRESERVATION 2000; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." = A motion was made by Commissioner Hyde, seconded by Commissioner Bertino to approve the Consent Agenda with the exception of item 3.5. t'" The motion passed on the following roll call vote: G : Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Hyde-yes Commissioner Jones-yes Vice Mayor Grace-yes Mayor Mikes -yes �7 ig ITEM PULLED FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA Ordinances 3.5 RZ-01-95 -Rezoning request by Peerless Investment Company;property located on the SE corner of NE 7 Avenue and Taylor Road. "An Ordinance Of The City Of Dania, Florida, Rezoning The Following Described Lands 'g To-Wit:The Sw 1/4 Of The Se 1/4 Of The Sw 1/4, Less The West 30 Feet And The South 85 Feet Thereof: Together With The East 1/2 Of The Nw 1/4 Of The Se 1/4 Of The Sw 1/4, All In Section 26, Township 50 South, Range 42 East; And The West 1/2 Of The Nw 1/4 Of The Se 1/4 Of The Sw 1/4 Of Section 26, Township 50 South, Range 42 East, All Less The West K Feet Thereof; Less And Excepting From The Aforesaid Lands The t Following: The North 316 Feet Of The South 600 Feet Of The East 315.50 Feet Of The West 34550 Feet Of The West 1/2 Of The Se 1/4 Of The Sw 1/4 Of Section 26, Township 50 South, Ran ge 42 East; Said Lands Situate, Lying And Being In The City Of Dania, Broward Counn•, Florida, And Containing 701,783 Square Feet Or 16.1119 Acres More Or Less, From Present Zoning Classification Of Ig (Industrial General) To Iro (Industrial Research Office) Zoning Classification Under The Provisions Of Ordinance No. 100 OfThe City Of Dania, Florida, As Amended; 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) Commissioner Hyde expressed concern that the City may be taking zoning action on property that may be condemned by the County in the near future and whether this would 4� have an affect on current litigation with the County. Mayor Mikes questioned whether the principal property owners are required to disclose 4 their identity on a rezoning request. The petitioner came forward to state that the Droperty owners are Peerless Investment Company based in Chicago, Illinois and that aniel J. O'Shaughnessy is the President. REGULAR MEETING 4 FEBRUARY 28, 1995 Commissioner Jones questioned why they are changing from I-G to IRO zoning and Mr. Allen mentioned that there is little difference in the zoning classifications exceppt that IRO allows some Special Exceptions that the petitioner would like to apply for in the future. Mr. Allen explained that the Planning& Zoning Board recommended approval of the rezoning as the proposed IRO zoning district is consistent with surrounding zoning as well as the land use designation on the Comprehensive Plan which is Employment Center. The Planning & Zoning Board did indicate two limiting factors to the site; the wetland situation on the property and that development can only take place on the 5 acres of property at the west end. Mr. Allen confirmed that this is one of the areas that the Broward County Aviation Department is considering for purchase in regards to the airport expansion project and that staff was required to proceed with the request anyway. Mr. Leigh Kerr, representing Peerless Investment Company, mentioned that the owners have spent a good five years working with the Army Corps of Engineers and Florida y Department of Environmental Regulation to obtain permits. Mr. Kerr described the western section of the property that can be developed and the existing trade zone building on the site. He requested approval of the zoning that is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan and understood that the Commission would have to approve any future special exception use and site plan. Vice Mayor Grace and Commissioner Bertino felt that the ordinance could be adopted on first reading and a final decision can be made on second reading. City Attorney Adler didn't feel that there is any problem with upgrading the zoning even if the County may condemn it in the future. a mentioned that the County will also have to obtain permission from the City to change the zoning to transportation if they want to use the property for airport use. A motion was made by Vice Mayor Grace, seconded by Commissioner Jones to adopt the ordinance on first reading with the stipulation that the petitioner provide disclosure i information prior to the second reading. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Bertino -yes Commissioner Hyde-no Commissioner Jones -yes Vice Mayor Grace-yes 1 Mayor Mikes- no l; 4. PROCLAMATIONS Y'r 4.1 Mayor Mikes declared "Engineers' Week" -February 19-25, 1995 4.2 Mayor Mikes declared"Save Your Vision Week"-March 5-11, 1995 4.3 Mayor Mikes declared "United Way Of Broward County Appreciation Week"-March 24-30, 1995. y' 5. STTE PLANS 5.1 SP-37-94-Request by Second National Acceptance Corporation for modification of site plan approval for the commercial recreation facility located at 1700 NW First Street. F`f Will Allen, Growth Management Director, presented a request for a building addition to the arcade building at the Grand Prix Race-O-Rama. The building will be located by the batting cages and meets all the requirements of the zoning code. Mr. Allen explained that E REGULAR MEETING 5 FEBRUARY 28, 1995 A ri . c 44 , the parking, landscaping and utilities are in place and that a request will be forthcoming on a dedication of a water main that has been relocated on the site. A motion was made by Commissioner Hyde, seconded by Vice Mayor Grace to approve the modification of site plan approval for the commercial recreation facility located at 1700 NW First Street as requested by Second National Acceptance Corporation. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Hyde-yes i.• Commissioner Jones-yes Vice Mayor Grace-yes Mayor Mikes -yes 6. CITIZENS' COMMENTS-Comments by Dania citizens or interested parties that are not a part of the regular agenda should be given to writing or communicated verbally prior to 4:00 p.m. the (2nd) and fourth (4th) Monday of each month. Comments of any nature 7` will be responded to by the office of the City Mana er. In the event that the concern remains unresolved, the citizen(s) or party will be as ed to address the City Commission during the meeting. 7. EXPENDITURE REQUESTS 7.1 Approval of invoice from Bailey Hunt Jones &Busto in the amount of$3,424.76 for l the period ending January 31, 1995, for airport related services. (Staff) A motion was made by Commissioner Hyde,seconded b Commissioner Bertino to y1 approve the expenditure for Bailey Hunt Jones& Busto for airport related services. ' The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Bertino -yes Commissioner Hyde-yes Commissioner Jones-no Vice Mayor Grace-no Mayor Mikes-yes At this time, Mayor Mikes explained to John Bruckner that he would be allowed to speak under his Commission Comments at the end of the meetin&as there were no citizen comments listed on the agenda. Mr. Bruckner left the meeting. i 8. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION 8.1 Law Enforcement Trust Fund request by the Broward Sheriffs Office District II Dania. Chief Frey presented his request to purchase some equipment for around $17,000 from the Law Enforcement Trust Fund and advised that a quarterl report has been provided to the City that shows how the funds are replenished from confiscated items. A motion was made by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by Vice Mayor Grace to approve k„ the request for BSO to purchase equipment in the amount of$17,182.00 for the bicycle patrol, community policing effort, I.D. Kids Program and Camera equipment for the holding cell. Commissioner Jones asked that there be more policing provided in the community by . BSO. Vice Ma or Grace stated that there have been some positive results in reducing crime over the past few weeks. Chief Frey reported that there will be more visibility seen over ;}y the next 60 days and reminded the Commission that BSO is hosting a breakfast workshop REGULAR MEETING 6 FEBRUARY 28, 1995 - r 'gym for the clergy in Dania on Saturday at 9:00 a.m. at the Hilton Hotel in an effort to work closer with the community. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Hyde-yes Commissioner Jones-yes Vice Mayor Grace-yes Mayor Mikes-yes 8.2 Recommendation for amending the occupational license code by the occupational "t license committee. Commissioner Hyde asked for an u date from staff on their recommendations in changing some of the Occupational License Fee amounts as nothing has been accomplished since the October 25, 1994, meeting with the Review Committee. City Manager Flatley mentioned that the Review Committee recommended nine new classifications with proposed fees and to make adjustments to five existing classifications to be more in line with other cities. Eula Gardner, Admin. Asst./Occupational License Clerk, felt that there are enough `.;' businesses in the nine new classifications to warrant individual categories instead of being •i' placed under the un-classified section in the ordinance. Mayor Mikes asked Ms. Gardner to pprovide financial information as to the impact and profit that the changes would provide. gv°' Ms. Gardner agreed to provide a financial breakdown on the fees but mentioned that the current charge for the nine new classifications is $125.00 each. l Will Allen, Growth Management Director,explained that the Occupational License Fees c are not used to support his department and that these fees are normally handled through r the City Clerk's Department in other cities. 4 City Manager Flatley commended Eula Gardner for her hard work efforts to address the changes in the law with Occupational Licenses which has resulted in an increase in revenue { to the City. The Commission agreed to have an ordinance prepared on the nine new classifications and '?} to have the City Attorney review the car rental category. r 8.3 Lack of adequate Alandco buffer for Dania residents. K: City Manager Flatleyexplained that ropert owners sent a letter in response to a notice of p y R an Administrative Variance filed by Home Depot which is in Hollywood and located on the Alandco property. The letter triggered a public hearing being set and Home Depot withdrew their Administrative Variance request. No action has been taken to construct a s noise barrier wall to protect residents along the canal being impacted by the loading and r unloading from Home Depot. Mr. Flatley mentioned that Will Allen, Growth Management Director, wrote a letter to Hollywood in January and visited the Zoning Department regarding the matter and no one seems to feel that a noise barrier wall is necessary. City Attorney Adler explained that the individual homeowners could file a suit against Hollywood but that Dania could not take action since Dania property is not being implcted. He mentioned that the DRI order with Hollywood needs to be looked at to see if they are required to provide the wall. Mr. Allen mentioned that the DRI order requires an open space buffer along the canal. The developer did not have to purchase the open REGULAR MEETING 7 FEBRUARY 28, 1995 v G a s space area and they believe that the industrial property does not abut the residential property. Discussion followed on the need for the residents to go to the Hollywood City Commission to complain as Dania cannot really do anything in the matter. The Commission agreed to have a letter drafted from the Mayor to the City Commission of Hollywood requesting them to review the action taken by their staff in this matter since residents are being impacted and to make a formal request for them to provide some relief. If no response is received from Hollywood, then Dania can pursue action through the Legislative process since a DRI order is involved. Mayor Mikes asked that the letter be copied to Representative MacKenzie and Senator's Forman and Jenne. Mr. Allen stated that representatives from Alandco and Home Depot have made it clear that they have no intention of constructing a wall and that Home Depot has indicated that they are going to plant a row of Green Buttonwood Trees. Mr. Allen stated that normally a wall would be included in this type of buffering. ti 8.4 "A Resolution Of The City Of Dania, Florida, Approving Change Order No. 1 Submitted By Coastal Systems International, Inc. To Deduct The Amount Of$2,760.62 From The Landscape Portion Of The Contract And To Extend The Contract Time To July 31, 1995, For Final Completion Of The Dania Ocean Pier; And Providing For An Effective Date." is C City Manager Fladey mentioned that the change order providing a credit of$2,760.62 was previously discussed at the last workshop meeting with Kevin McCabe, Coastal Systems International,Inc., and it covers a credit for landscaping, an extension of time to remove the debris and to extend the expiration date to July 31, 1995, for the Pier. Marie Jabalee, Acting City Clerk, advised that the Resolution needs to be amended to include Murphy Construction in the title since it is their contract that is being amended { not Coastal Systems International. Commissioner Bertino uestioned whether the resolution should be amended to state that the extension toluly 31 is for the debris removal and not for final completion. City Attorney Adler stated that the reason is listed in the Change Order. A motion was made by Commissioner Hyde to amend the resolution. The motion was withdrawn by Commissioner Hyde. A motion was made by Commissioner Hyde,seconded by Commissioner Bertino to defer adoption of the resolution approving the Change Order to the next regular meeting until clarification can be provided on the amount of credits and amount being withheld for the debris removal. ti The motion passed on the following roll call vote: t` Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Hyde-yes Commissioner Jones- yes Vice Mayor Grace-yes Mayor Mikes-yes 8.5 Request for revival meeting on City property located between cemetery& Byrd Park. Will Allen, Growth Management Director, presented a request to hold a revival by Boyd ` Outreach Evangelistic Ministries on city property between the cemetery and Byrd Park from March 10 to 23 which is between Ely and Phippen Road. Mr. Allen mentioned that „r the request includes a 4x8 sign and that the Commission may want to include conditions on the noise impact to the residents across the track. ° REGULAR MEETING 8 FEBRUARY 28, 1995 i r City Attorney Adler advised that religious services are not allowed at the I.T. Parker Community Center or any city property which is in accordance with separating Church and State. Rev. Frank J. Boyd, Sr. explained that the major emphasis of the revival is to provide evangelistic effort in the community and to work with the young people. Rev. Boyd stated that ley are willing to pay for insurance, inspections and whatever costs that are necessary. th Mayor Mikes stated that cities operate by tax revenues and need to remain independent from subsidizing any church or group of churches and that this request does not involve a Dania church. Vice Nlavor Grace mentioned Dania's desire to work within the community with tax paying citizens and her inability to support the request. Rev. Bovd mentioned that he would not be too disappointed if the request is not approved and understood the City's position. A motion was made by Commissioner Hyde, seconded by Commissioner Jones to deny the request. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Hyde-yes Commissioner Jones-yes Vice Mayor Grace-yes Mayor Mikes-yes ADDENDUM 8.6 City Manager Flatley mentioned that the City made a counter proposal to Steve Snyder on the Seafair property to receive half of what he receives from FAU on the proposed ocean engineering center at the beach. He mentioned that FAU cannot pay anymore for the property than the amount of the appraisals and that the appraisal work is nearing completion. Karla Coleman, FAU, mentioned that the appraisers expect to have some information for her by the end of the week and that negotiations cannot be completed by the time the f;. referendum question is presented to voters on March 14, 1995. She expressed a desire to i f: w' continue to tie otiate with the City and to provide information on the project as it g s- bl becomes available. M . - Mayor Mikes stated that the City of Dania is not in any position to turn prime beach propem over to FAU for their facility without any compensation and that FAU and Aragon Group should not expect this of the citizens of Dania. Ms. Coleman stated her understanding of this position and her hope that negotiations can be worked out. Commissioner Bertino explained that the citizens are being asked to vote on a proposal j.. that is not definitive and that the City should continue to negotiate for a deal that is better than what is currently received from Seafair. ; Y Y Mayor Mikes felt that Ara on Group has been in default of their contract and that legal r action should be pursued along these lines so that the property could be leased to someone who really wants to promote it. REGULAR MEETING 9 FEBRUARY 28, 1995 s 2Y�s� y Commissioner Bertino questioned the City Attorney on whether the City could find Aragon Group in default of their lease. City Attorney Adler explained tliat the building does not belong to Aragon Group as the building was built on City property and is subject to the lease. Mr. Adler stated that as longas Aragon Grou pays the rent the can use the "< building which they say cost them betwen 8 and 9 million dollars. Mr. Adler explained that Aragon has only been paying minimum rent and that the City expected the place to be operating with restaurants and stores. The city was suppose to receive a percentage of the profit but this only happened for a short time before Seafair shut down. 8.7 City Manager Flatey reminded the Commission and public that the pier will be opening in about one week and that the formal dedication is scheduled in conjunction with the Dania Lion's Club One-Ton Tug on March 18, 1995. 10.APPORVTALENTS 10.1 Appointment of 1 member to the Airport Advisory Board was continued to the next t regular meeting. 1= 10.2 Appointment of 1 member to the Unsafe Structures Board was continued to the next regular meeting. 10.3 Appointment of 1 member to the Downtown Redevelopment Agency and Dania Economic Development Board was continued to the next regular meeting. s ; Y 11.ADAEMSTRA77 VE REPORTS City Manager City Manager Flatley reminded the Commission and public that the next regular meeting is on March 15, 1995, due to the elections on March 14, 1995. Further comments related to concern that Gloria Daly has become seriously ill. ' City Attorney - no comments a y. 12. COMUSSION COMMENTS 12.1 Commissioner Bertino mentioned his visit at the Dania Retirement Home that honored the "Volunteer of the Week." 12.2 Commissioner Hyde suggested to rezone vacant property to increase the City's tax r base. 12.3 Commissioner Jones mentioned his recent visit to the Dania Retirement Home and complained about the location of a dumpster near the home. He commented on vacant properties that are used for drug houses and encouraged the public to vote in the upcoming election. Commissioner Jones mentioned his recent speaking engagement at BCC for Black History Day and how gratifying it was to see his students pursuing education. 12.4 Vice-Mayor Grace advised that she also attended the Dania Nursing Home "Volunteer of the Week"event. " 12.5 Mayor Mikes complained about loud speakers in the City and suggested that changes be made to site plan and landscaping requirements. He encouraged everyone to vote in the upcoming election on March 14, 1995. E ', REGULAR MEETING 10 FEBRUARY 28, 1995 B This meeting was adjourned. MAYOR MMISSIONER CITY CLERK-AUDITOR r 4 s; REGULAR MEETING 11 FEBRUARY 28, 1995 fi AGENDA DANIA CITY COAMSSION REGULAR MEETING FEBRUARY 28, 1995 7.30 P.M. LOBBYIST REGISTRATION REQUIRED - REGISTRATION AS A LOBBYIST IN THE CITY OF DANIA IS REQUIRED IF ANY PERSON, FIRM OR CORPORATION IS BEING PAID TO LOBBY THE COMMISSION ON ANY PETITION OR ISSUE PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE NO. 01-93. REGISTRATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE IN THE ADMINISTRATION CENTER. r ROLL CALL INVOCATION 1. PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT A QUASI-JUDICIAL HEARING ON AN ALLEGED VIOLATION OF SECTION 380.06, FLORIDA STATUTES, RELATING TO DEVELOPMENTS OF REGIONAL IMPACT, IS SCHEDULED FOR HEARING ON FEBRUARY 28, 1995, AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE CITY COMMISSION CHAMBERS AT THE DANIA CITY HALL, 100 WEST DANIA BEACH BOULEVARD, DANIA, FLORIDA. THE a PURPOSE OF THE HEARING IS TO DETERMINE WHETHER BROWARD COUNTY, ACTING THROUGH ITS COUNTY COMMISSION AND THE BROWARD COUNTY AVIATION yr: DEPARTMENT, IS IN VIOLATION OF SECTION 380.06, FLORIDA STATUTES, BYUNDERTAKING TO IMPLEMENT A MODIFIED PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT PRIOR TO SUBMITTING AN APPLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL FOR REVIEW AND ACTION s BY THE CITY OF DANIA. THE SUBJECT MATTER OF THE HEARING CONCERNS THE EXTENSION OF RUNWAY 9R-27L AT THE FORT LAUDERDALE-HOLLYWOOD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AND THE RELATED BROWARD COUNTY ACTIONS TO ACQUIRE LAND TO THE EAST OF THE RUNWAY AND TO CHANGE THE USE OF LAND TO THE WEST OF THE RUNWAY. k.� IN THE EVENT THE CITY COMMISSION DETERMINES THAT BROWARD COUNTY IS IN VIOLATION OF SECTION 380.06, FLORIDA STATUTES, THE COMMISSION WILL THEN CONSIDER ENFORCEMENT ACTION. A COPY OF A PROPOSED RESOLUTION CONTAINING FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS OF LAW AND AN ORDER IS ON FILE IN THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE AND MAY BE REVIEWED PRIOR TO THE HEARING. 4 ALL PARTIES MAY PRESENT EVIDENCE AND INTERESTED PERSONS MAY APPEAR AND BE r HEARD AT THE MEETING ON THIS QUASI-JUDICIAL HEARING. WRITTEN COMMENTS ARE ALSO INVITED AND MAY BE SUBMITTED TO THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK, 100 WEST DANIA BEACH BOULEVARD, DANIA, FLORIDA, PRIOR TO THE ADVERTISED MEETING (F.S. 163.3184). YOU ARE HEREBY ADVISED THAT IF ANY PERSON DESIRES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING, SUCH PERSON WILL NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED (F.S. 286-0105). AFTER WEIGHING ALL THE COMPETENT EVIDENCE PRESENTED AT THE ABOVE- MENTIONED QUASI-JUDICIAL PUBLIC HEARING, THE DANIA CITY COMMISSION WILL ADDRESS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION: 1 ti 14 r t "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, ACTING UNDER AUTHORITY OF SECTION 380.11, FLORIDA STATUTES, AND FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE RULE 9J-2.027, DETERMINING THAT PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE FORT LAUDERDALE-HOLLYWOOD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL " IMPACT (DRI) CONSTITUTE A SUBSTANTIAL DEVIATION UNDER SECTION 380.06(19), FLORIDA STATUTES REQUIRING DRI REVIEW AND ACTION BY THE CITY OF DANIA, THAT "t BROWARD COUNTY IS IMPLEMENTING A MODIFIED PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT IN VIOLATION OF SECTION 380.06, FLORIDA STATUTES, AND ORDERING BROWARD COUNTY TO SUBMIT AN APPLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL WITHIN 60 DAYS, TO SUSPEND AUTHORITY TO ACQUIRE LAND TO THE EAST OF RUNWAY 9R-27L, AND TO CEASE AND DESIST IN EACH AND EVERY ACTION TO IMPLEMENT THE MODIFIED PLAN UNTIL A FINAL ORDER RELATING TO THE MODIFIED PLAN IS RENDERED BY THE CITY OF DANIA; CONTAINING FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW; PROVIDING FOR ENFORCEMENT OF THE ORDER; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (Staff) 2. PRESENTATIONS Black History Month presentation by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary School, Ms. Lucy Thomas, Principal (vice-Mayor Grace) Dania Chamber of Commerce Report 3. CONSENT AGENDA t Minutes 3.1 Workshop meeting of January 17, 1995 3.2 Regular meeting of January 24, 1995 Bills 3.3 Approval of bills paid in the month of January, 1995 Resolutions 3.4 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, URGING THE CONTINUED "- APPROPRIATION OF FUNDING FOR PRESERVATION 2000; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (Staff) C' Ordinances }: 3.5 RZ-01-95 - Rezoning request by Peerless Investment Company; property located on the SE corner of NE 7 Avenue and Taylor Road "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, REZONING THE FOLLOWING I" DESCRIBED LANDS TO-WIT: THE SW 1/4 OF THE SE 1/4 OF THE SW 1/4, LESS THE ( WEST 30 FEET AND THE SOUTH 85 FEET THEREOF; TOGETHER WITH THE EAST 1/2 OF THE NW 1/4 OF THE SE 114 OF THE SW 1/4, ALL IN SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 50 SOUTH, RANGE 42 EAST; AND THE WEST 1/2 OF THE NW 1/4 OF THE SE 1/4 OF THE SW 1/4 OF SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 50 SOUTH, RANGE 42 EAST, ALL LESS THE WEST `� 30 FEET THEREOF; LESS AND EXCEPTING FROM THE AFORESAID LANDS THE FOLLOWING: THE NORTH 316 FEET OF THE SOUTH 600 FEET OF THE EAST 315.50 , FEET OF THE WEST 345.50 FEET OF THE WEST 1/2 OF THE SE 1/4 OF THE SW 1/4 OF SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 50 SOUTH, RANGE 42 EAST; SAID LANDS SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN THE CITY OF DANIA, BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND CONTAINING a 701,783 SQUARE FEET OR 16.1119 ACRES MORE OR LESS, FROM PRESENT ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF IG (INDUSTRIAL GENERAL) TO IRO (INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH OFFICE) ZONING CLASSIFICATION UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE NO. 100 Mjr: OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AS AMENDED; 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) (Staff) 2 I 4- PROCLAMATIONS 4.1 "Engineers' Week" - February 19-25, 1995 4.2 "Save Your Vision Week" - March 5-11, 1995 4.3 "United Way Of Broward County Appreciation Week" - March 24-30, 1995 5. SITE PLANS 5.1 SP-37-94- Request by Second National Acceptance Corporation for modification of site plan approval for the commercial recreation facility located at 1700 NW First Street. 6. CITizENst 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 (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 a 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 Bailey Hunt Jones & Busto in the amount of $3,424.76 for the period ending January 31, 1995, for airport related services. (Staff) S. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION 8.1 Law Enforcement Trust Fund request by the Broward Sheriffs Office District II Dania. (Staff) 8.2 Recommendation for amending the occupational license code by the occupational license committee. (Comm. Hyde) 8.3 Lack of adequate Alandco buffer for Dania residents. (Staff) 8.4 Discussion and possible action on the following resolution: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, APPROVING CHANGE ORDER NO. 1 SUBMITTED BY COASTAL SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL, INC. TO DEDUCT THE AMOUNT OF $2,760.62 FROM THE LANDSCAPE PORTION OF THE CONTRACT AND TO EXTEND THE CONTRACT TIME TO JULY 31, 1995, FOR FINAL COMPLETION OF THE DANIA OCEAN PIER; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (Staff) 8.5 Request for revival meeting on City property located between cemetery & Byrd Park. (Staff) i '. Io. APPOINTMENTS ti 10.1 Appointment of 1 member to the Airport Advisory Board 10.2 Appointment of 1 member to the Unsafe Structures Board 10.3 Appointment of 1 member to the Downtown Redevelopment Agency and Dania -j Economic Development Board II. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS a City Manager City Attorney a 12. COMMISSION COMMENTS 12.1 Commissioner Bertino 12.2 Commissioner Hyde 12.3 Commissioner Jones 12.4 Vice-Mayor Grace 12.5 Mayor Mikes 3 , w nl�a'mas - ,_ i i AGENDA ADDENDUM DAMA CITY COZY MSSION FEBRUARY 289 1995 7:30 P.M. of , a 8. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION(continued) 8.6 Discussion regarding SeaFair. )Mayor Mikes) fr . 8.7 Discussion regarding Pier opening. (Mayor Mikes) ai r F r 1' y � a a i PROCLAMATION r WHEREAS, engineers help to design, construct, and maintain the infrastructure and facilities that contribute to a high quality of life for all citizens of Florida; and WHEREAS, Florida's future growth depends on engineers executing innovative creative, high-quality solutions to technical problems; and WHEREAS, the stated purposes of the Florida Engineering Society shall be to advance the public welfare and to promote the professional, social, and -"-- economic interests of the engineering profession and to stimulate and develop professional concepts among all engineers through education and in practice; and WHEREAS, current members of the Florida Engineering Society and the Florida Institute of Consulting Engineers are making strides to interact with the engineering education sector to prepare future engineers to maintain our economic leadership and quality of life; and WHEREAS, it is fitting that we recognize and honor the continuing contributions of America's engineers by observing Engineers Week with the motto: "Engineering the Future". NOW, THEREFORE, Robert A. Mikes, as Mayor of the City of Dania, Florida, by virtue of the authority vested in me, do hereby proclaim February 19th a through 25th, 1995 as f "ENGINEERS WEEK" in the City of Dania and urge all our citizens to join in paying tribute to the contributions of engineers to our society. Attest: IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set ' my hand and caused this seal to be affixed this day of February, 1995. z, City Clerk - Auditor Mayor- Commissioner a FF , .rt �.- CITY OF DANIA -- 100 W. DANIA BEACH BLVD. 1 P.O. BOX 1708 Phone: (305) 921-8700 `=j2= DANIA, FL 33004 Fax: (305) 921-2604 FAXED TO #425-1006 February 9, 1995 t Legal Department Ft. Lauderdale News/Sun-Sentinel r 333 SW 12 Avenue Deerfield, FI 33441 Attention: Carolyn Dear Carolyn: We would like the attached "Notice of Public Hearing"to run in the legal ad section on Fridays, February 17 and 24, 1995. If there is any problem with the ad or the dates as requested, please contact me immediately at extension #212. Thank you for your assistance in this matter. Sincerely, r ��QQ�q^�II�J�A. �l � ihW- /cs6h6e1�`�a alam City Clerk's Department Attachment cc: Mr. Ray Daly c�r,�A.�, � .Y;• hw CITY OF DANIA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING �41M ' A public hearing will be held by the City of Dania on Tuesday, February 28, 1995, at 7:30 *~ P.M., or as soon thereafter as it appears on the agenda, at the City of Dania City Hall, in the Commission Chambers, 100 West Dania Beach Boulevard, Dania, Florida 33004 THE CM COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT A QUASI-JUDICIAL HEARING ON AN ALLEGED VIOLATION OF SECTION 380.06, FLORIDA STATLTES, RELATING TO DEVELOPMENTS OF REGIONAL IMPACT, IS SCHEDULED FOR HEARING ON FEBRUARY 28, 1995, AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE CITY COMMISSION CHAMBERS AT THE DANIA CITY HALL, 100 WEST DANIA BEACH BOULEVARD, DANIA, FLORIDA, 33004. THE PURPOSE OF THE HEARING IS TO DETERMINE WHETHER BROWARD COUNTY, ACTING THROUGH ITS COUNTY COMMISSION AND THE BROWARD COUNTY AVIATION DEPARTMENT, IS IN VIOLATION OF SECTION 380.06, FLORIDA STATUES, BY UNDERTAKING TO IMPLE,%IENT A MODIFIED PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT PRIOR TO SUBMITTING AN APPLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL FOR REVIEW AND ACTION BY THE CITY OF DANIA. THE SL BJECT MATTER OF THE HEARING CONCERNS THE EXTENSION OF RUNWAY r 9R-27L AT THE FORT LAUDERDALE-HOLLYWOOD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AND THE nF RELATED BRO\\'ARD COUNTY ACTIONS TO ACQUIRE LAND TO THE EAST OF THE RUNWAY „ AND TO CHANCE THE USE OF LAND TO THE WEST OF THE RUNWAY. IN THE EVENT THE CITY COMMISSION DETERMINES THAT BROWARD COUNTY IS IN VIOLATION OF SECTION 380.06, FLORIDA STATUTES, THE COMMISSION WILL THEN ' CONSIDER ENFORCEMENT ACTION. tfi f: A COP) OF A PROPOSED RESOLUTION CONTAINING FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS OF LAW AND AN ORDER 15 ON FILE IN THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE AND MAY BE REVIEWED PRIOR TO THE HEARING. ALL PARTIES MAY PRESENT EVIDENCE AND INTERESTED PERSONS MAY APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT THE MEETING ON THIS QUASI-JUDICIAL HEARING. WRITTEN COMMENTS ARE ALSO INVITED -\ND MAY BE SUBMITTED TO THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK, 100 WEST DANIA BEACH BOULEVARD, DANIA, FLORIDA 33004, PRIOR TO THE ADVERTISED MEETING (F.S. 163.3184). YOU ARE HEREBY ADVISED THAT IF ANY PERSON DESIRES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING, SUCH PERSON WILL NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATUM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDING IS MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED fF.5.286-0105) 1 , w� Y. BAILEY HUNT & JONES A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION ATTORNEYS AT LAW RAUL A. ARENCIBIA COURVOISIER CENTRE • SUITE 300 OF COUNSEL 1 GUY B. BAILEY, JR. 501 BRICKELL KEY DRIVE LAWRENCE S. EVANS E LI2ABETH S. BAKER J. BRUCE IRVING KATHY J. BIBLE MIAMI, FLORIDA JJOI-2B23 ROBERT E. SCHUR SCOTT L. CAGAN TEL. (305)374-3305 TIMOTHY CONE FAX(JOS) J74-3913 SENIOR COUNSEL -ti STEVEN C. CUNNINGHAM.ARLYLECRONIG WM. R. pAWEs .'Y JAMEB C. CUNNIN JR. GEORGE J. BAYA RICHARD M. DAVIS (INACTIv[) EARL G.GALLOP JUDITH B. GREENE .�i Syr JEROME M. HESCH RICHARD H. HUNT,JR. TJ BRUCE HURWITZ ,.,,,. . JESSE C.JONES =4 %f February 16, 1995 dig Ms. Marie J. Jabalee 2 City Clerk, City of Dania 100 West Beach Boulevard Dania, FL 33004 Re: Proposed Resolution for Enforcement Hearing Broward County Aviation Department Dear Ms. Jabalee: This letter encloses the proposed resolution concerning the quasi-hearing on the alleged violation by Broward County of Chapter 380.06 Florida Statutes. Kindly transmit copies of this resolution to the persons identified on the service list, with the exception of Ms. Lautenschlager, who received a copy from Mr. Curtis. Also, please advise me of the resolution number as soon as one is assigned. very t yours, G. Gallop ` J EGG:sgs y ` Enclosure cc: Robert Mikes, Mayor Robert F. Flatley, City Manager ';`: . . Frank C. Adler, City Attorney �z Edward Curtis, Special Counsel W 56jab.ltr ;k FKIN l0 9:'7.101 1• t"1 PRESERVATION 625 North karng.,IMA Tavwnii-0 ynw+de M01 rd��0� Far 904/222-0973 ;a _t Thank you for offering your assistance regarding Preservation 2000. As You may know, the state of Florida has one of the most ambitious and cost-effective land buying programs in the country. Created by the Florida Legislature in 1990, this 10 year, 03 billion, program seeks to purchase high priority environmentally sensitive lands in Florida to enhance the quality of life for this and future generations- Scientific calculations predict that all remaining natural areas in Florida by the turn of the century will either be protected or developed. Therefore, the ratio of developed land to open i space depends heavily on the continued funding of Preservation 2000. To meat the $3 billion goal of Preservation 2000, the Florida Legislature must raise $300 million annually through the sale of state revenue bonds. This means that every year the legislature must appropriate funds to pay the first year debt service an each bond series. Preservation 2000 debt service(the amount Florida must pay each year in principal and interest for the combined series of P2000 bonds) is about $25 million per year per series. Funding for the debt service comes from documentary stomp tax revenue. Increases from 1990 through 1992 will generate enough funds to cover the debt service on all ten series without the need for new tax increases. Halfway to its commitment to preserve the slate's environmentally sensitive lands, Preservation 2000 will have been funded a remarkable $1.5 billion, with the annual cost for interest and principal estimated at 20% less than predicted. ' The tangible results are overwhelming. To date, over 500,000 acres of Florida's natural beautyhave been saved. Places like Topsail Hill Beach in Walton ;e County and the Archie Carr See Turtle Refuge in Brevard County will exist as they did thousands of years ago. Rivers and aquifers have been safeguarded to ensure future water supply, and endangered species, like the Florida Panther and the Florida Black Bear can thrive In protected wildlife habitats. Yet, we are only halfway into reaching our goal of protecting what will otherwise be lost forever. Florida's rapid growth puts a serious strain on our nature) resources. Each day, 450 new residents pour into our state. Five Florida counties , rank in the top 25 for growth in the nation. Florida's ability to keep pace with this growth depends on the continued funding of Preservation 2000. Because funding is nut guaranteed each year from the legislature, aggressive lobbying from citizens across the state is critical. A The attached pages include some facts you will find helpful in understanding the need to eominually fund Preservation 2000. Please feel free to contact me if you need additional information or assistance. ( Nw�urrJt� en' TOTFL P.04 P'04 FEB-23-1995 13:27 e� . Z I SOME COMMON CONCERNS ABOUT PRESERVATION 2000 I LOVE PRESERVATION 2000, BUT IT COMPETES WITH OTHER PROGRAMS FOR THE SAME MONEY AND I CAN'T SUPPORT A TAX INCREASE. The State of Florida's tax revenue is growing faster than projections. In 1994, the state will collect more taxes than had bean astimated. The documentary stamp tax, which is the major source of preservation 2000 funds, Is growing faster than projections. There is plenty of money in this growth to fund Preservation 2000 without affecting the baseline budgets of other state programs. THE STATE BUYS ENVIRONMENTAL LAND IN BIG TRACTS AND LOCKS IT AWAY FROM THE PUBLIC. All Preservation 2000 lands are open for public use. There is a lag time between purchase and the development of capitol facilities such as parking lots, roads and a: restrcoms. Funds to manage lands are already provided from an earmarked portion re of the CARL and Save Our Rivers land acquisition funds. Despite the delay, it is r. ! Important to move ahead to save lend while we can. I UNDERSTAND THAT THFRE ARE HUGE BALANCES IN PRESERVATION 2000 ACCOUNTS. THE STATE CAN'T SPEND THE MONEY IT HAS. Most of the Preservation 2000 account balances are encumbered or targeted to specific land acquisition projects. It often takes many months to negotiate and close a major real estate deal. State officials try to negotiate the best possible price for the public dollar. This is complicated by cumbersome regulations and red tape. Preservation 2000 supporters hope to streamline the land acquisition process to allow more land to be saved in a timely manner. PRESERVATION 2000 IS TAKING TOO MUCH LAND OFF THE TAX ROLLS. RURAL COUNTIES CAN'T AFFORD TO LOSE THAT REVENUE. Preservation 2000 is supported by both the League of Cities and the Association of Counties. Local governments are impacted by land preservation: some impacts are positive, some negative. The positive impacts include parks and open spaces which the local government would otherwise have to pay for with proporty taxes. And small rural counties can be reimbursed for tax loss form public land acquisition through the 19.92 Public Lands Bill. THERE'S NOT ENOUGH MONEY TO MANAGE THE STATE'S LAND NOW, HOW WILL WE EVER MANAGE THE LAND PURCHASED THROUGH PRESERVATION 20007 Land management is funded through an earmark of land acquisition funds. Under a formula approved by the Legislature, as more land is acquired, the percentage of land funds devoted to management increases. FEB-2:�1995 13:26 P.03 Y ^ r o,.A 6 r+AkW 4444 14 CITY OF DANIA INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT TO: Robert Flatley ;Q. City Manager FROM: Will Allen '. GU l V.l �i Growth Management Director RE: RZ-01-95 REQUEST OF PEERLESS INVESTMENT COMPANY TO N REZONE 16.1119 ACRES FROM IG-INDUSTRIAL GENERAL TO IRO- INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH OFFICE. THE UNPLATTED SITE IS LOCATED AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF NE 7 AVE. AND TAYLOR ROAD. Date: February 21, 1995 i Please schedule an item for first reading for the February 28, 1995 City Commission 1x meeting concerning the request to rezone 16.1119 acres at the northeast corner of Taylor Road and NE 7 Avenue from IG-Industrial General to IRO-Industrial Research Office. The owner is Peerless Investment Company. The public hearing on this request would follow at the March 15,1995 City Commission meeting. 41 ' - t' The Planning and Zoning Board reviewed this request at their February 16, 1995 meeting. The recommendation is to approve the rezoning as the proposed IRO zoning district is consistent with surrounding zoning and with the land use designation on the Comprehensive Plan which is Employment Center. I ��r The subject property is unplatted. It consists of 16.1119 acres on the east side of NE 7 Avenue and south of Taylor Road. The site surrounds the Port Dania office/warehouse ,.;.. e� at 1100 NE 7 Avenue. The zoning in the area is either IG or IRO. Each is consistent "^ with the land use designation of Employment Center. The IG district regulations allows all permitted uses in the IRO and IR districts. The IRO district lists special exception uses which are more commercial in nature such as a car rental agency. The petitioner wants to have the ability to apply for such special exception uses in the future. The Planning and Zoning Board noted that the City of Dania would have ample opportunity to review any specific development proposal in the future. The property would need to be platted, site plan approval would be required, a special exception request may be filed, and possibly flexibility units for a commercial type development would have to be requested. r* i Page 2 RZ-01-95 - Peerless Two potential limiting factors about the site were noted at the Planning and Zoning R Board meeting. The first is that this site has been listed for potential purchase by the Broward County Aviation Department as part of the proposed runway expansion program. The second is that a portion of the site cannot be developed as it is considered a wetland. The subject property is designated as a "Natural Resource Area" by Broward County in that the majority of the site is a designated wetland. The wetland area is generally east of the Port Dania facility parallel with NE 7 Avenue. The developable property is the westerly 5.2 acres adjoining NE 7 Avenue. Dredge and fill permits have been issued by the Florida Department of Environmental Regulation and the Army Corps of Engineers. The DER permit requires placing 11.1 acres into a conservation easement. The DER permit was issued February 13, 1991 and expires February 13,1996. The same permit allows dredging and filling to construct a development by filling 1.62 acres l" of ditches and scattered mangrove wetland areas with mitigation consisting of creating 1.94 acres of wetland (1.08 acres of mangrove and .86 acres of open water). The Army Corps of Engineers permit allows filling over the westerly 5 acres. This permit expires December 24, 1997. As earlier stated the Planning and Zoning Board found that the request for rezoning is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan and is consistent with surrounding zoning and uses. A specific plan would be able to be reviewed later through a series of processes including site plan approval. a sj ,j ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, REZONING THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED LANDS TO-WIT: THE SOUTHWEST ONE QUARTER (SW 1/4) OF THE SOUTHEAST ONE-QUARTER (SE 1/4) OF THE SOUTHWEST ONE-QUARTER (SW 114), LESS THE WEST 30.00 FEET AND THE SOUTH 85.00' THEREOF; TOGETHER WITH; THE EAST ONE-HALF (E 1/2) OF THE NORTHWEST ONE-QUARTER (NW 1/4) OF THE SOUTHEAST ONE-QUARTER (SE 114) OF THE SOUTHWEST ONE-QUARTER (SW 1/4), ALL IN SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 50 SOUTH, RANGE 42 EAST; AND THE WEST ONE-HALF (W 1/2) OF THE NORTHWEST ONE- r`K.�:. ti QUARTER (NW 1/4) OF THE SOUTHEAST ONE-QUARTER t" (SE 1/4) OF THE SOUTHWEST ONE-QUARTER (SW 1/4) OF SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 50 SOUTH, RANGE 42 EAST, ALL LESS THE WEST 30.00 FEET THEREOF LESS AND EXCEPTING FROM THE AFORESAID LANDS THE K FOLLOWING: THE NORTH 316.00 FEET OF THE SOUTH ?"q. . 600.00 FEET OF THE EAST 315.50 FEET OF THE WEST 345.50 FEET OF THE WEST ONE-HALF (W 1/2) OF THE SOUTHEAST ONE-QUARTER (SE 1/4) OF THE SOUTHWEST ONE-QUARTER (SW 1/4) OF SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 50 ` SOUTH, RANGE 42 EAST; SAID LANDS SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN THE CITY OF DANIA, BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND CONTAINING 701,783 SQUARE FEET OR ':. 16.1119 ACRES MORE OR LESS. FROM PRESENT ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF IG (INDUSTRIAL GENERAL) TO IRO (INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH OFFICE) ZONING CLASSIFICATION UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF L` r ORDINANCE NO. 100 OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AS I AMENDED; PROVIDING THAT ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS j OF ORDINANCES AND ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO v` THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA: i Section 1. That the following described land situate, lying and being in Broward County, Florida, to-wit: THE SOUTHWEST ONE QUARTER (SW 1/4) OF THE SOUTHEAST ONE-QUARTER (SE 1/4) OF THE SOUTHWEST ONE-QUARTER (SW 1/4), LESS THE WEST 30.00 FEET 1 Ordinance No. s� y:L N 1 AND THE SOUTH 85.00' THEREOF; TOGETHER WITH; THE EAST ONE-HALF (E 1/2) OF THE NORTHWEST ONE-QUARTER (NW 1/4) OF THE SOUTHEAST ONE-QUARTER (SE 1/4) OF THE SOUTHWEST ONE-QUARTER (SW 1/4), ALL IN SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 50 SOUTH, RANGE 42 EAST; AND THE WEST ONE-HALF (W 1/2) OF THE NORTHWEST ONE-QUARTER (NW 1/4) OF THE SOUTHEAST ONE-QUARTER (SE 1/4) OF THE SOUTHWEST ONE-QUARTER (SW 1/4) OF SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 50 SOUTH, RANGE 42 EAST, ALL LESS THE WEST 30.00 FEET THEREOF LESS AND EXCEPTING FROM THE AFORESAID LANDS THE FOLLOWING: THE NORTH 316.00 FEET OF THE SOUTH 600.00 FEET OF THE EAST 315.50 FEET OF THE WEST 345.50 FEET OF THE WEST ONE-HALF (W 1/2) OF THE SOUTHEAST ONE-QUARTER (SE 1/4) OF THE SOUTHWEST ONE-QUARTER (SW 1/4) OF SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 50 SOUTH, RANGE 42 EAST; SAID LANDS SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN THE CITY OF DANIA, BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND CONTAINING 701,783 SQUARE FEET OR 16.1119 ACRES MORE OR LESS. be and the same is hereby rezoned from present zoning to IRO zoning classification as defined under Ordinance No. 100 of the City of Dania, Florida, as amended. Section 2. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances and all resolutions or parts of resolutions in conflict herewith be and the same are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict. Section 3. That this ordinance shall be in force and take effect immediately upon r ,1� its final passage and adoption. PASSED and ADOPTED on First Reading on the day of 1995. PASSED and ADOPTED on Second and Final Reading on the day of 1 11995. ATTEST: MAYOR - COMMISSIONER 'h1! MARIE JABALEE CITY CLERK-AUDITOR APPROVED AS TO FORM 8, CORRECTNESS �3 BY: � k �� FRANK C. ADLER, CITY ATTORNEY 2 Ordinance No. 4• i ptrm.h ybt ':7 1 1 CITY OF DANIA PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD 100 WEST DANIA BEACH BLVD. DANIA, FLORIDA PETITION FOR REZONING (, r DATE: Decemh,•r 12, 1994 PETITION NO. Z 'Cl�' TO: CITY OF DANIA PLANNING & ZONING BOARD AND DANIA CITY COMMISSION REZONING OF PROPERTY AS HEREINAFTER INDICATED IS HEREBY REQUESTED. PETITIONER: PEERLESS INVESTMENT COMPANY LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: Please see attached EXHIBIT I ADDRESS OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: Southeast corner of Taylor Road and Northeast 7th Avenue PRESENT ZONING: I-G REQUESTED ZONING: IRO ' ..^• (NOTE: It more than one zoning classification is requested, please attach a complete legal description of each zoning classification requested.) 1, ;^ REASONS AND JUSTIFICATION FOR REQUESTED REZONING: Please see attached EXHIBIT II it a 1 NOTE: ALL SIGNATURES MUST BE NOTARIZED BY ORDER OF THE DANIA CITY COMMISSION. ' Sworn to and subscribed before me this 12tn pCERLESS INVESTMENT COMPANL'. day Of December 19 94 Dani '. O'Sl pu ne sa President Signature ot Peptioner "OFFICIAL SEAL" c/o John M. Ha tigan, Carrol , Hartigan 6 IOHN M. HARTIGAN te'1201 Notary Public, State of Illinois reet ress, to to D Chicago. My tammnuon p if.,Jury Is.Im IL 60602 6-1179 e one Numb er er ota b is r FOR USE WHEN PETITIONER IS NOT OWNER OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: This is to certify that I am the owner of subject lands described above in the PETITION FOR REZONING and that I have authorized to make and file the aforesaid PETITION FOR REZON NG. Sworn to and subscribed before me this day of 19 Signature of Owner Street Address, City, State Zip Telephone um er z°s: Notary Public r' TO BE FILED WITH D IA'SS BUILDING d ZONING DEPARTMENT FILING FEE: &,93 ACCEPTED ACCOUNT N0. 106 a EXHIBIT I Peerless Investment Company DESCRIPTION The Southwest one-quarter (SW I/4J of,the Southeast one -quarter ME. 1141 of the Southwest one-quarter(S.W 1141, LESS the West • 30.00 feet and the South 85.00' thereof; TOGETHER WITH: The East one- half (E.1/2) of the Northwest one-quorter (NW. 114) of the Southeast (S.E. 114) of the Southwest one-quarter (S.W. 114), all in Section 26 , Township 50 Soulh , Range 42 East AND The West one-half(W,1/2J of the Northwest one-quarter(N.W. I/4) of the Southeast one-quarter(S.F. 114l of the Southwest one-quar- ` ter (S.W 114)of Sect/on 26, Township 50 South, 'Range 42 East, L ALL LESS the West 30. 09 feet thereof Less and excepting from the aforesaid lands the following. The North 316.00 feet of the Scully 600.00 feel of the East 315.50 feet of the West 345.50 feel of the West one-half(W I/2J of ' 7. the Southeast one -quarter (S. E.1/4I of the Southwesf one-quar- fer IS.W 114) of Section 26, Townshlp 50 South, Range 42 east; said lands situate, lying and being in the City of Gbnlo, Broword County, Florida, andconfain/ng 701, 783 square feet or 16. 1119 acres more or less. ~1 r�r �M1 I n B M EXHIBIT H . c 'i T Peerless Investment Company The subject site is situated within the employment center k t ; land use category of the City of Dania Comprehensive -a Plan. Employment Center land uses are intended to encourage non-residential development which would support the tourist - orientated segment of Dania's economy as well as high-technology and service based activities. The subject site is well situated to meet the intent of the comprehensive plan and is consistent with the purpose of the IRO district specifically that "the district is designated for office, light-industrial and research uses which are conducted within completely enclosed buildings and have limited impact outside of the building". The parcel has full access to Northeast Seventh Avenue g and immediate access to Taylor Road to the west which connects to U.S. #1, Griffin Road, and Interstate I-95. Access is also available to north along Northeast Seventh Avenue connecting to 7-595 and Port Everglades. x, r Y i' I t' S `!3 i i 1 i p(.; � Y µ JAMES BOND PLAT ( 136-34 ) - lRO Ci7 ' 1 I„ l " I ` b • h I " 04 119 I e 'all l J r 1 Z SEA•AIRE W 1 a all SEA-AIRE NO. 1 ' NO.3 (120.35) 1 t9 ( B-96-45) PAR'*A' PARCEL A SE(2 1 4 IRO °P t fig RD Soo• oe f2' 1 b rj SEA-AIRE NO.2 M (98-1) 1 PARCEL "A" .ap• I I I 1 b % w SEA-AIR NO. 4 30 ( 100 - 7) b w PARCEL "A" Sol ' 1 .. Z 1 Ba S PLAT b ` I (132 - is) e PARCEL"B• ® I W o. N E. 101h ST. 245i , { 1-7 I:,!' �i i� ` 1 IEll�lll'fll�llll�Il I(i�i Ili � j Ij 11 11 11 l �,I`�'i II� vr.enoro r�s 1' F1� f.� its) 1 j�t/tl'IIII,iI/f 1 I .�I I IIIIII(,, 1111•lillll i R •� �'� �1 Ili u � �Ir I:: \ " ��, � 1 II '. " I�\\ .• :t `I r'`Ilipill ',�III(li - nl rr IIl III.{�a'lll�,lit Fizz . � � 41 Lrll,l4lieililrlal I,1' lit Iin lit !�=1 Iall .:rant ` '� L � \� " at •1�� � �I; p�pf� IF �\ ; �111 tii ';It Its rl ;et=fiei :'� �W --_ \ j tIz fall ;�I ?'ti .' F I ��. i " ' •\�`l\ \ \" li{�rl La�Yel:+ili111 kit1 It 1= .f1 F �J w./s I; r.�.nr.rw.v. sn u�rs Y 1`�I 1• �' •� oa.rap.... — —� is� lei_.;;1�:�i;!'lu'�'1'�i+N—i1L'.�-:��__•=--_—'_--iE� I !I 111{ I r,tl,t,;I ti; C lam} �� L:� -. . .. .. ::. .: I 30 3 9.9E 5 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT CORPS OF ENGINEERS P.O.BOX 4970 JACKSONVILLE,FLORIDA 32232.0019 Regulatory Division South Permits Branch 198720700(�,P-RP) ;aRN 13 493 { Peerless Investment Company c/o John M. Hartigan, Era. Carroll, Hartigan and McCauley, Ltd. 1,. Suite 1200 ..; 30 North Lasalle Street -- Chicago, Illinois 60602 Dear Mr. Hartigan: ' We are pleased to enclose the Department of the Army permit and a Notice of Authorization which should be displayed as the construction site. .; Work may begin immediately but the appropriate Regulatory Section Chief as representative of the District Engineer must be notified of: a. The date of commencement of the work, It b. The dates of work suspensions and resumption if work is suspended over a week, and c. The date of final completion. I I Regulatory Section Chiefs addresses and telephone numbers are shown on the enclosed map. The Section Chief is responsible for inspection to determine that permit conditions are strictly adhered to. A copy of the permit and drawings must be available at the site of work. IT IS NOT LAWFUL TO DEVIATE FROM THE APPROVED PLANS ENCLOSED. Sincerely, q . .7, .John R. HA11 chief, Regulatory Division k Enclosures zj: %K • r ' , �. M' , , ' s I , C United States Army Corps of Engineers �1N 1 f . AP° C:CIi/ATE�Y 2"c,000 CD3ZC YARDS OF ._:.?. G933 A_'PFCR_NT�:. 7.0 LCF.zs �F ii . A2iuS. , " 3ECf31It� W_'_LA DS �3 E TAY�CR ROAD AND SU T:;ti•0;D CP.42 ?7CHTH�CF_THc.-SAE+-2^CD'i-0�> TO'.di:S="� 50 5--= :Gr 42 r '- A. at C-NPz - n eR=:JA. JAN l q �s�3 ?Er,l SS I1N[.S'-M;T_ C0i-PA:VY on has been issued to SU=T 1200 n a T•• T T T r Address of Permittee CKCAGo !. 60602 l- z` Permit Number TzsaFliC� C. sAct District'TCommander L!987.:20700 }i ENG FORM 4336 ,Jul 61 133 OFR 32o3301 EDITION OF JUL 10 MAY UE USED IV........ CECWOI / i- 4 G DUYARnM P OF THE AO-ff PERMIT s permittee: PEERLESS INVESTMENT CCHPANY permit No. 198720700(IP-RP) Issuing office: U.S. Army Engineer District, Jacksonville NOTE: The term "you" and its derivatives, as used in this permit, means the permittee or any future transferee. The term ,this office" refers to the appropriate district or division office of the Corps of Engineers having jurisdiction over the permitted activity or the appropriate official of that office ` acting under the authority of the camarnditg officer. You are authorized to perform work in accordance with the terms and conditions <; specified below. ) ` tel Project Description: the applicant is authorized to place approximately 22,000 cubic yards of fill over approximately 5.0 acres of wetlands- v and ered 198720700 IP-RP , The work described above is shown on the attached plans ra ( ) in 4 sheets dated September 10, 1992 (Attachmesnt i1) . a project location: Wetlands between Taylor Road and an unnamed canal North of the Dania cut-off Canal, Section 26, T wnship 50 South, Range 42 Fast, Dania, Broward county, Florida. Permit Conditions: General Conditions: 1. The time limit for OMPleting the work authorized ends on DEC 2 4 199i If YOU find that you need more time to complete the authorized activity, submit Your request for a time extension to this office for consideration at least one month before the above date is reached. 2. You must maintain the activity authorized by this Permit in good condition and in conformance with the tp1s and conditions of this permit. You are not relieved of this requirement if you akandan the permitted activity, although you may make a in O=pllarne with General Condition 4 below. good faith transfer to a third party Should you wish to cease to maintain the authorized activity or should you desire to abandon it without a good faith transfer, you mist obtain a modification of this permit from this office, which may require restoration of the area. 3. If You discover any previously u '== historic or archeological r®aim while a disl-i the activity authorized by this permit, you mush immediately notify this office of what you have found. We will initiate the Federal and state coordination required to determine if the remains ns warrant a recovery effort or if the site is eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places. 4. If you sell the property associated with this permit, you must obtain the signature of the new owner in the space provided and forward a copy of the Permit R a r r . _... i H this office to validate the t—_=fer of this authorization. S. A conditioned Ovate-r cestificat=en has been issued for your project, ycu nLst fly with the conditions specified in the ce_•-"..ificat?on as special conditions to this uesmit. For your convenience, Attcment r2 in 2 sheets dated 10 September, 1992, is a copy of the specific condition. 6. You must allow representatives from this office to inspect the authorized activity at any time deemed necessary to ensue that it is being or has been a lished in acordance with the terms and condition of your permit. Special. conditions: 1. MP-IGATICN: Me mitigation and "Specific Conditions" numbered 7, 8, 9, and 10, k from Department of Environmental Regulation pewit 063364929, issued on February 13, 1992, as scdified in Special Conditions 2. and 3., following, are hereby incorporated in this permit as Attachment c'3 in 14 sheets dated September 10, 1992, 2. CCNSL4VATICN M SNP: A copy of the proof that the conservation easement required by Specific Condition number 8 has been recorded shall be provided to the Department of the Army, Regulatory Division, 400 West Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida, 32232-0019, not later than ninety (90) days after the date of issuance of this permit ns�ent. In any event, no wetland filling authorized by this permit will take place until the proof has been received. (A copy of the Conservation Easement from the DER permit is included an pages 10 through 14 of 14 in At`adment #3) • �. 3. PEPC PT.SIG: �`. (1) Monitoring Plan: A copy of the approved monitcriM plan required in i Specific Condition numbs 10 (in Attachment #3) shall be submitted to the Department of the Army at the above address prior to the firs` sampling event. (2) Reporting: A copy of the semi-annual narrative reports on the progress of the wetland creation program and of the annual statistical reports required (including the specified schedule for their submittal) in Specific Condition number 10 (in Attadnnent #3) shall be submitted to the Department of the Army at the above address. (3) Success Criteria: A copy of the report Gin percent cover required by Specific condition comber 9 (in Attadment #3) shall be submitted to the Department of the Army at the above address. A copy of the executed agreement between the perm;ttee and the Department of n7vironmental. Regulation evidencing the perm ttees I obligation to =it nue the wetland creation program in the vent it is not deemed 11 successful as required by Specific Condition number 10 abaIl be forwarded to the Department of the Army. Any aoreement deviating from the Success Criteria Given in specific conditions o a n c and d shall rernnire approval from the Department of the Further Information: 1. Congressional Authorities: You have been authorized to undertake the activity 2 *fi ry e R�. tt1J -.'fit' .a T described above want to: (X) Sec'..icn 10 of the Rivers and F.arbars Act of 1899 (33 U.S.C. 403) . (X) Sect:cn 404 of the Clean Water Act- (33 U.S.C. 1344) . ( ) Secticn 103 of t:e Marine Pr-tecr en, Research and Sanctuaries Act of 1972 (33 U.S.C. 1433) . 2. Limits of this authorization. a. This pe_~mit does not obviate t e need to obtain other Federal, state, or local author4=ations required by law. b. niC permit does not grant any prcoerty rights or exclusive privileges. c. 'Ilya permit does not authorize any injury to the property or rights of others. d. This permit does not authorize interference with any existing or proposed Federal projects. 3. Limits of Federal Liabilib . In this permit, the Federal Govesrmhent does 1 ;«,;. . ,i reaching the original public interest decision. s`"'• : a. Damages to the permitted project or uses thereof as a result of other permitted or unpermitted ac`..ivities Or from natural causes. b. Damages to the permitted project or used thereof as a result of current or future activities undertaken by or on behalf of the United Stated in the public interest. c. Damages to persons, prcpe,-ty or to other permitted or unpermitted activities or st.-uctres caused by the activity authorized by this permit. d. Design or construction deficiencies associated with the permitted work. e. Damage claims associated with any future modification, suspension, or revocation of this permit. 4. Reliance an Applicant's data. Such a reevaluation may result in a determination that it is appropriate to use the suspension, modification, and revocation procedures contained in 33 CFR 325.7 or enforcement procedures such as those contained in 33 CFR 326.4 and 326.5. The referenced enforcement procedures provide for the issuance of an administrative order r zh„^,xj you comply with the terms and conditions of your permit and for the initiation of legal action where appropriate. You will be required to pay for any corrective measures ordered by this office, and if you fail to ably with such directive, this office may in certain situations (suds as those specified in 33 CFR 209.170) aaccmplish the corrective measures by contract or otherwise and bill you for the cost. 3 1 t; M7 r. SR—9A 1 roar 1 N LVERGLA= O �OOa rLFr,. .., ,lw«� s SITE1! oaiFPIH sown =.rwr aa. Dania Cut-off Lake canal iI DANIA BEACH aLVO- < - i p 0.5 2 ;%? c � ETaylor eUands•tor Kerr & Assoc. mercial Purposes Snyder Oceanog. ..�1u� Il �� Rd.@ loth Street Wa E,u.ou,a,.o. a,Broward Co. Florida Ft�ub«aat.FL31�ot kss {nv. Co 1 post.at•alloa '1 �50 bert M. Snyder, P.E. E. - CRLE55 tw4ESTMENT CArtPAN 1. r f 1 �uf Attachment 11 11.26 °oi:B-N , Lon Bo<o8V LOCH ,`r++ P�9 Pemit No.: ]98920700(IP-1�) :c Zro . Tep 5oSRna42E i qF` September 10, 1992 i?nwa.:LD County' f-iorida Sheet 1 of 4 ,,. s t J 1- 4 ul oho �,, "��f��/// ; � � _ ;ii�` � • r_' ram✓�,%/�• / I T,".:' � II •� :lijj� a • 3y F I. ..v« rt F95 t = J N(O Y O1 d �u CL uj 1J O' 7 >t�.r .f.��• S G ' � F• 01 �8 O �39 O •� j tl � : ff ' II ? _ ¢'.•_�1t I �I �II I i.11l�tII :3•�:4 � '. _ � :.Rr a � � N• la.7 4' n Ii 11 'fq K �` I y ' -Cl -: r Ill � � 5.:,.I �W� fF Y 4 C- '• � u 1 e c W 0 41 (� LQ m .°li • 3 e e Y '(..r�VJ rl • q r r o e V� O V• 03 e O C a I O Y o e u�u d ro H F E O••1 e 7 r e e e I n '• O e 0 0 0 0 Y U 11 Y '• r... e3 o crr � e u G'u tip : + • a av er �.e�a o OOOCOOLO e e tt FF F—E Fu E- t 1 R n - 7 e o z np -0.. uID N N to 06 ot J �.0 ` p !- O. N4 CO. J 0 0 t` 0w 4 C O CL an LLJ d ww w 0 m t � C.a U Z o •• �7 iLLIG F+'y IIIII ° Oi�'Z pp LL CL — __ ��4yyppTry mil" i k�fjNi ISW Aus trafian Pine j :r` Eo I WM WM I BP I 71, �1, j f�'• a wkER> 'fours yti -SECTION D-D C�e 5hr�� I� Y ' nT5 WM - White Mangrove ^` Bp _BcaziTisn Pepper Dominant `S2g -,t Mangrove A �4M + 7=11MEXcavate blockage to-improve circulation . SECTION E-E `( fe gre14) KIM 6• t 4• r` a,s — exK24JiT • ,2• — . ��-�JU¢a0+a+0NtiL FILL CDut+,tlw15 W — 6' — SECTION F-F •0 20 Go 60 +0o FT �2obcrt M. Snyder, P..E:, E.P. #1 ) E{LL�55 lNV7 STME� I pAt COMPAN I v tddm�tt: 'Np(rAL M+ncAno,.t II'� �IDtit No.: 198920700(IP-RP) " L.,t 26° 03-B� Lon B0°c8 Pl T TMENS h�L 51 $e S 10, 2992= Scc 2` TwpSOS kn '4�-E' },� y Sheet 4 of 4 $Ru ,CApD County, �orida •. 1 6. Extensions. General Canditicn 1 establishes a time limit for the completion of the activity authorized by this permit. Unless there are circumstances reau.iring either a prompt c mleticn of the authorized activity or a reevaluation of the public interest. decision, the Corps will normally give favorable consideration to a request for an extension of this time limit. Ycr signature below, as permittee, indicates that you accept and agree to fly with the terms and conditions of this permit. PEERLESS 1��1NVES( �NT C (OMP Bv: n1/� !�/'� January 7 . 1993 (P"MITlEE) DanieI, J. 0"Shamghnessy, (DATE) President niis permit beds effec",.ive when the Federal official, designated to act for the Secetary of the Army, has signed below. BAN 13 M3 % . ., i (DI=CT ENGINEER) (DATE) Terrence C. Salt Colonel, U.S. Army I Fd�a1t the structures or work authorized by this permit are still in existence at the time the property is transferred, the terms and conditions of this permit will continue to be binding on the new owner(s) of the property. To validate the transfer of this permit and the associated liabilities associated with ccmpliance with its terms aryl conditions, have the transferee sign and date below. (TRANSFEREE) (OATS) 4 W, _ � i 5 i' SPECIFIC CONDITIONS: ida law states: 1. The permittee is hereby advised that Flor NO COND or person shall commener ause ofasovereign ortother lands ofhthe r< activity involving e y state, title to which is vested in the Board of Trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund or the Department received from ?,> Resources under Chapter 253, until such p Trust the. Board of Trustees of the Ieat, or.-other formal tof consentd the required lease, license, easement, authorizing the proposed use." . Pursuant to Florida Administrative Code,Rule 16Q-14, if such work is done wroductsithout cofsstate land,ent Or. if the person otherwise damages state land or p Board of Trustees may levy administrative fines o£ up to $10,000 Per offense. 2. If historical or archaeological artifacts, such as Indian canoes, are discovered at any time within the project site the l permittee shall immediately notify the district office and the Bureau of Historic Preservation, Division of Historical Resources, Bureau eaA. Gray Building, Tallahassee, Florida /32399-0250. J R. 3. The permittee shall not commence any of the wraveduthorized by this permit prior to submitting, and having pp documentation o£ the permittee's financial resty describe for successful ursuantl tion of[idaall mitiationvecti'CodetRule5171312.390. permit p 4, prior to commencement of toE[ Environmental by this pRegulation, permittee shall notify the Department Bureau of Wetland Resource Management in Tallahassee, and the Southeast District office in West Palm Beach, in writing of this commencement. Att'ad=ent 12 per General condition 5 pP t No.: 198920700(IP-RP) September 10, 1992 Sheet 1 of 2 , j< Permittee: peerless Investment Company permit No" 061364929 page: 6 5� • Semi-annual narrative reports shall be submitted to the Bureau of Wetland Resource Management, Tallahassee, and the Southeast District office indicating the status of the project and shall include the foLlowing information: a. Dare permitted activity was begun: if work has not begun on-site,. please so indicate. b. Brief descriPtWetland creationon and extent , conse work `vatdion easement) construge, fill, ction. was ; completed since the previous report Or ermitndrawingst those - issued. Indicate on copies of the p areas where work has been completed- , C. Brief description and extent of work (dredge,nservation eaasemsem ent) construction, wetland creation, co Indicate on copies anticid in the next six months. pate of the permit drawings those areas where it is anticipated that work will be done. ts may be incorporated into the semi-annual The status repor narrative report of the mitigation monitoring. t first semi-annual report is due six months from the date of The r # permit issuance. r V:, (,, Turbidity and erosion control measures, such as staked hay bales and silt screens, shall be placed in such a manner so as to". , completely isolate the proposed fill area from -the adjacent mmenment of construct wetlands prioectedton a daily basis and maintained ion.asTnecessarycto shall be insp does not• encroach into the adjacent ensure that the construction wetlands. Measures shall be taken to stabilizehside slopes within 72 hours of the completion of final grading. emoved erosion/turbLditntrol devices shall nontrolrerosicnuntil ese all t: the side slop have ..J AttaCment P per Oernsal pocrlition 5 permit No.: 198920700(IP-Rp) "' Id September 10, 1992 Sheet 2 of 2 7. Mitigation for wetland Loss shall consist of treat. a of 1_94 te_ of wetland. Construction of the wetland creation areas shall ;ccur prior to any wetland filling authorized by this permit. ietland creation shall be performed as follows : 'a. E::otic vecetation shall be removed from the wetland creation - areas and disposed of in uplands off-site, as indicated on Sheets 3 and 4 of 9. b_ 1.08 ac_ of uplands, at the locations shown on Sheet oflu�j shall be graded to an intertidal elevation of.. and approximately -1 Et. NG✓D, as shown. on Sheets (y 8 � y and planted on 3 ft. centers with red ma grove seedlings_ The seedlings shall,be transplanted from the proposed fill area to the greatest extent possible. Any addnursery All disposal A11 spoil material shall be placed in an upland area. C. 0.86 ac. of uplands, at the Locations shown of Sheet $ of I¢+ shall be graded as .shown on Sheets C+w7, gQ-48 $j)y (-2 ft. to -5 ft. NGS7D). to create open water areas. All spoil material shall be placed in an upland disposal area. d. Tidal inundation to the wetlands in the northeast corner of the project site shall be enhanced by removing blockages from ditches at the location of• Section E-E, _ as shown on Sheets Sand 9 of 9. In order to preserve the created' wetland areas 'and the 8_ existing on-site wetlands, the permittee shall provide a conservation easement over the 11.10 ac. area indicated on Attachment -A of the permit drawings. -.'A draft conservation easement document (format attached) shall be submitted by the per within 30 days of permit issuance. Within 30 days of approval by the Department, the conservation easement shall be recorded and proof of the recording shall be submitted to the ti Department. The conservation easement shall be recorded prior to- any wetland filling authorized by this permit. 9. be considered successful when the The wetland creation shall following conditions are met: i a. percent cover by non-nuisance,' noq-exotic wetland species in the mangrove planting areas shall be 80% or more. -percent cover *shall -be reported for the aggregate of those wetland species, 'relative to the total area, including a measure of percent cover by non-wetland species, bare ground 'and water . A list of the wetland species included in the aggregate shall be* included. Wetland species sha11 be those listed in Florida AdIministrative Code Rule. 17-301.400; b. Nuisance and exotic species are limited to 10% Or less of the total cover . Attac'mtent 13 permit No.: 198720700(1P-RP) September 10, 1992 Sheet 1 of 14 az . Permittee: Peerless Investment COmDany Permit NO. 061364929 Page: 8 C. Not less than 1.94 ac. of the created wetlands are isdictional pursuant to Section determined to be jur 403 .817, .F.S.; and d. The mitigation wetlands are constructed in accordance with the permit requirements. that ng gation 10. The pecmittee recognizes wetland creation project has a land to correct to continue monitoring the any unsuccessful. wetland creation attempts beyond the expiration date of the permit. If the wetland creation project is not deemed ,._ ration to be successful six months prior to permit expiration date, execute r the pecmittee shall, prior to the p P he Department evidencing that obligation. an agreement with t MONITORING REQUIRED: TYPE: vegetation monitoring The permittee shall furnish to the Bureau of Wetland Resource r ,and the soutt enagentports of vegetationalheast sampl0ing�of theffice creatednual mangrovelstical wetlands done by any mutually agreed upon method. Acceptable methods may be. found in Daubenmire (1968) , Oosting (1956) , ueller cover of and E1lenberg bOis (1974) . Reports shall describe the p mangroves and listed herbace stated in Specific Condition Nospeciq�s- Data for st9a nuisance shall be s or exotic P from the remaining data. A listed species is tabulated separately one listed in Florida Administrative Code Rule 17-301.400. Data shall be taken during thehin fouIDemonths1oE dataoacquRsition until ae submitted annually determination of successful wetland creation has been made. Semi-annual narrative reports shall.be submitted to the Bureau of Wetland-Resource Management detailing the piogres lswetland creation program. The reports should inclwhic photographs from the same permanent stations (some of which muroblemst be s rated in J the vegetation sampling areas) , a description of p encountered and solutions undertaken, and anticipated work for the following six months. The reports shall be submitted at six month intervals, with the first report due six months from start of mitigation construction, and may be combined with the status reports required by Specific Condition No. 5. A monitoring plan describing sampling methods and report format, tations shall be and map of sampling locations and photographic s submitted to the Department for approval prior .to the first sampling event. Attacim ent ¢3 r Permit No.: 198720700(IP-RP) Septembe-r 10, 1992 Sheet 2 of 14 P V permittee: Peerless Investment Company Permit tio. 061364929 ''. Page: 9 . if the data indicate that the effort is not successful pursuant to Specific Condition No. 9 above, the applicant shall present methods and proposals to be reviewed and apprpved by the Department to ensure success of the effort. The references cited above are the following: S Daubenmire, R. 1968. plant communities:Homme�iYock. 300eppbook of Synecology. Haree posting, H. J. 1956. The Study of Plant Communities: An Introduction to Plant Ecology. W. H. Freeman, San Francisco. 440 pp. Mueller-Dombois, D. and H. Ellenberg. 1974. Aims and Methods of Vegetation Ecology. John Wiley, New York. 547 pp. i `a. v I f Attachment .43 Pe=it No.: 19M0700(IP-RP)- Sept robes 10, 1992 sheet 3 of 14 i i `y r " O O CUyy 41 N h 0 m Q`v m01 w. CD C L �i d bi LO 9 © CD K, G ^ m v J O W 0 — CDca m s o =^ m — CO W LL j + ^ N O a' d N J O O W O M p X O U N .00 _ 0 -0 � v 0 U p �-. O U ++ cc L W q O 1 C 'N J J O O � v • tj O U � CfA 11 ! p Gwul " s ` — a o � � i m. 4 tt .urr; 'NN 5 . -ice � .. �`ti :.`� 1 .....'.•• I ���•12P IR/W i ROD. `Jv-w'['a i �11 '"•'4'�-..+.-f I3i:I_��.T��I _�'.-.• �%iI' ''0..,. C NIl I o> ,�`— 1 HALT mJ ua dif IA'iI SL�VNCLROT CXw I22 2,. aE14. L1I I i cxl I � GRA➢E SECTION A-4 TP'IOPOSCD .. ALL CC`xLLVATI6YS�RUERVICCD TO Hrva UUTCLT 0 APPRCXIHATCLY 00 CU YDS. Cf FILL TO 3C MAtA_E➢ In VIA ,RUCXa 10 0 10 20 70 }4f� �D°�FsILI VI „I T A CINITY MAP lean .rAI r TH r�- TL: ALL ABOVE MCA La ACRES To 3E FILL[➢R. �11H HIGH WATE .e [ APPRCXIHATCLY D6 ACRES TO 3C CXCAVATCD, i`¢p• CAVATION APPROXIMATES 1300 CLL YDS •'ACC O 3C HAULED CUT FCR UPLNID DISPOSAL }' ��,�, 2 D SCALC pt F0 N CC 1 PRCPO-^C➢ fILL z A .^ 1rDaT PEFH ITT1nG ACTIChS ➢Y CA4; GC w < I QT/ER MPWCMITS CASCMC7/T I u 1'RlPO,SE➢ CXCAVATICH PERMIT Ha 5 4 i �C,RPS B7D-20t ZZ - 76 to DIA % e 70 rT. LULa FROPOSr I wt y ROAD FILL PRTy f7126 I A L� �.� yCCRRTI may.,_-.. rUTURC f():, 10TH S7. , 2SP rF.LL. cAsc A J ' ' DITCH -.. w• GT 1 i •� -: `. 1"-- •-�.__���_��� L '.ABP X 16P:' II1I PER .TC' .�_ CI. my PC I J-z_24 PCRH 13� z90) I !3�. ,ay„ _•� i DER 0607 3196 - 06D9A FP. I ' LA1 MIA I C11RPS 87T-2491 i �C f74C)II P/C{0.I KRTEX DAVA CUT-Orr CANAL _ I-I i IDR CCl REV 6/87 CK GERALD IL WARD, P.E. DATE 4i 85 P i T t'. CONSULTING ENGINEER P.O. BOX 10441 PROPOSED ROAD FILL. COASTAL - ENVIRONMENTAL RI 'IERA BEACH, FL 33404 N•E. IOTH STREET I 832231 30S/863-i215 VICINITY DAN1A CUT-OFF CANAL SHEET 1 OF DANII BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA 1 APPLICANTI CITY OF DANIA ti� L-0�ifYNiI1A7M6yh.N7C..Y''n.�W?^/x:::.�-Gw-•c.4ir.:r.�lnJ'.r_S..�e�ui?7yT - •V ' 0 0 ' O_ U � n � c cI ` c Existing I X U Brazillian Pepper I w - ----- ----- I 297.5 ' I I Sec_ A-A C� I Existing I I - I ove Brazillian Pepper I m 3 O I 3 . CL I m M m In m m j 0 L0 Cn cw I I "y --------------n ,� ---- ----------------- �. PLANT ZED t Io MAMC--ROVES _ Sec. A-A CSce Proposed � , Nalazourp� seas - I lI p 20 4o Go Do 10 Fr .J 1 \i tip � j ^ `� ^• f:. ' I t I • "? Robes Attadment #? Frt1ESs �'IrtVESTMEMT• COMPAAq permit NO.: ]98720�00(IP-RP)` September 1o, 1992 t26°o3.8N , Lon Bo°oBrY1 MmCAnW t t75 h ' jfr�9 - Sheet 6 of 14 c 26 T��p 505 I:nn42E S•'h �ncat b c N y O � U Y U U U = Ca G`. L o Q C U _ U X G C - � X• •LL L11 t � p LL W �-' rl Sec. B-B(S<c 5174,tt - m Existing y 0 C N _•• p m > L > m U o O 02 X In _ C o � m wm _ C W m m r o m Cl m C.D f6 C m _ > Q _ C A E tCa m m am x X ° XW w cc Cu CL m 3 YI.AKT RcD MA (;-V-aV£S Sec. B-B C5:e5h<d.53 Proposed ^� a � 4a cc eo L..a•c � RobM—, c-..A-- o C c o- ERLESS INUESTMENT• COMPAt1V" Attad=entt3 - - f permit No.: 198720700(ZP4P) Mt-MATL0r.l C.LLtS 54 September 10 1992 l 26"03.6N , Lon Bo 06'W' —Of 14 -cc 26 . Ttvp5o5 Rn942E ¢ �f _.._ , .1 f(b •7 � i� , a 4 1 ` N N O N V � > c > N O > m O O O O p C3 = x u- w s Q lL Ul _- ---� •`�l-' �. —!—�_z� ------- a ' p 4, _ 245' Sec. C-C (X[$nee{ ij Existing U — t-yam ° ° ° ° X . x r N tum � c mCL-0 mac? ° > m E ° o my m mm . m N tu l� t 6' — 1 24C __ �aA ----------- ------- - 2' • l— 3 pw,�T 4•ED MAr14 5 i " SheeE� a 6' 7 - Sec. C-C �Sce Proposed i •`� zo ADco 80 ,eo ar l£ , .��-..,-r^- Ee= is •=�, . ... �:_ :% .� t Jdicrt M. Snyder, P.E., E.P. ComPaN`I ,f, Attad�nt ¢3 pEC-RL�SS 1,tVESTMENT r permit No.: 19 872 07 0 0(IP-RP) M,Pcnnou v.ri �l'�c� sue. 10, ].992 Lat26°o�.BN , Lon Bo°06-%Y 9 t g of 14 Scc 26 • Tvip SOS Rng 422 -_ Bttrv.�nttp County, Piorido i '3 1 Aus=aiian PinewM i BP WM SP �1 �•Y� � -A1 � r I �jY�( zmo�r, ronl r . z-3• I SECTION D-Do"6h",�E& NTS WM - White Mangrove i Bp _grazMan Pepper Dominant Mixed Mangrove ��!;�; � ••.., -•:�C`F�cavate blockage , Y to-improve circulation f SECTION E-E Der Sltie{aJ) KTS 6. $'. . `^i_... •: Cep �. ..- t c7 L' S ate.'.N a`�.t }.r.. ' 1 ] 4' — Dc+/Lt..o Prip wFn1T U- 4' 5IL snu $) 6' — SECTION F E co 60 goo Ft. •0 20 bet PEEfLLS$5 lNVESTMEhtT COmPArty I vV At�tt 13 .,1 59 Ty71CAL MITIGATIo�L 1 � Pex=it No.: 198720700(n'-HP) U1.26° 03.Bv Lon T�ATMEk-T September S0, 1992 Ccc 26 T,: ) 505 Rng -4Z8 �A" y met:. 9 of 14 — BRur/ARD County, Fiorida r AM $ R'S a tiCy do �./ ni CON52:Si AT_O;! EA52Y�'IT OF FLOR=DA Cauca= OF 8RCAA2D S2IOA ALL P�SONS 51 T�S 'P-=SSTs TAT is consideration for �4 the issuance cf State Of Flo-.;da Department of Env_conmenta'_ Regulation per':;t number 061364929 loaf , to Peerless InvestmentCOmpa=vcn February 13 f ��rcOc) has granted Peerless Investment C�mvanv lG' to the 5tare Of c'lor'_Oa Depzrtment of environmental Regulation, 2600 Blair Stone Road, Tallahassee, Florida (Grantee) , a r Conservation Easement in accordance wit.`. Section 704.06, Flocida Stzrutes, in arid over the :ezl pcoperty in Broward i as set for`.`_ ;a the legal Oescrior__on artached County, Floc-ica, hereto as Exh;b;t A. As used herein, the term Grantor shall include any successor or: assignee of the Grantor, anc the term Grantee shall include any successor or assignee of the Grantee. It is the cur_cse anc Intent of this Conservation Easement to assure that t e subject lanes (with the exception of included wetlands whit: are to be enhanced 'or created as s edified in the afocement;oned gera;t) will be retained and maintained focaver ocedominantly in the nature! vegetative and hydroiocic condition e-;stint at t`e time of a--ec.:t;on of this Conservation Easement. The included wetlands whir^. are to be enhanced or created shall be maintained forever in the enhanced or created conditions required by the aforementioned permit. Except for such specific activities as authorized pursuant to. a Department_ of Environment' Regulation Permit No. 061364929 , including but not Limited to creation, enhancement arc maintenance of wetlands as specified mitigation in activities are prohibited on the said permit; the following property subject to this Conservation Easement: 1. Construction or placing of buildings , roads, signs, billboards or other advertising, utilities, or other structures on oc above the ground'; 2 . Dumping or placing of soil or other substances or material as landfill, or dumping or placing of trash, waste, or unsightly Or offensive materials; �_ rp . i AttadIment P permit No.: 1987Z 700(IP-RP)• September 10, 1992 Sheet to of 14 I z� r� �.. 7 i �e_eva. or destruction oe trees, shr��s , oc other 3 ' _ exc=ption of nuisance and excr_c ?lane s_ec:as as vecerarion; mzy he _-- by Gcant-ae; pear gravel, p ��C9;(,^-� rari , cc: removal o On, dCedC_rgC laaG, 'r0 aeC:: . 4 sutstance in suC� manner as to cock ar other Mate_• '-- the `ace ; stir_ r- for purposes that permit the land pr surface use excel ,l dition; water area th re=a- predominant'_ in its natn_iocc cantrpl, water 6 Xct iv_ties detrimental to drainage, cc fish and conservation, e ros4_on control, soil eonsezvatic•_, at_on; wildlife habi:ar pcesery ` Acts cc uses der-r mental ro such afprementioned teren7. and ma:..tenance of land cc water araas ; anc Acts a-, uses der-_:mental r-o the pcese_vat-an of any features or as-ects of the procerty having histoc.cal, _ archaeoloscultural s caificance. granting of this Conservation It is urcerstood that. the g e : representatives to Easement. enritles the Grantee pt its authorized enter. the ai;ova-­described lard in a reasonable manner and at reasonable times to assure ccmpliznce • cns a The Granrcr an behalf of itsei_` and ;tsysuccessats or ass -- reasonable beat all costs and liabi_it_ relating to the hereby aa-ee_ s he_�b f the lands subject to t== f' ooeration�anc maintenance o� Conservation Easement in the natural vecetativetans Conservation condition existinc at the time of execution ce Easement, inclucznc the ma of eanancec or created wetlands in t=e vecet-ative and hydrologic condition recuired by the aforementioned termer,from same.and The eConservation s hecev-Y eEasemento i hold harmless ` hereby cramac and the oblication to retain and maintai2 the land forever rcecemiaan- in `she- veeetakive and hycroloc_c condition as herein speci_`ied shall run with the land and szadl shall be Linure upont e Grar_r_or and its successors and assigns , to the benefit of the Grantee and its successors and assigns. rR The terms and conditions of this Conservation Easement may be enfprced by the Grantee by injunctive relief zinc other app[ooriate available remedies, and Grantot consents that venue for such enfo[cament actions shall lie exclusively in Floridathe . In anyt of the Second Judicial Cireait, in Leon County, be ee e enforcement actionrin whit bleeatt-orney's grant ree fs� andGrantee court costslin ove the trial zinc appellate courts, in addition to, the cost of en restoring theland to the natural veaerative and hydrologic xisting at- the time of execution of this Conservation Easement. These remedies are in addition to any other condition e Florida fine cc penalt__r which may be applicable under Chap .__ Statutes. Attac'ment f3 permit No.: 19E720700(IP-RP) sz3tember 10, IM Sheet 11 of 14 'r _ N v g IN Any forbearance on behalf of the Grantee r_o exercise ir_s tiehts is r_he event of the failure of Gcantoc to ccmply airh t o asement shay ,Provisions of this Conservation E _ nor- be deemed oc construed to be a waiver of the Grantee's ci5hr_s here_ndec in the event of ap=�yTESS WMjnEoP,fGrantor has hereuntoe of the c to cOmPly-set Grantor's hand and seal on this 6th day or June 1991 Sicned, sealed, and delivered in our Presence PEERLESS INVESTv—= COMPAtTY, an Illinois cororat,* GR..aNTOR tiIT:1E55 `'� ` 4 s �^ Bv� haess GRANTOR (Dan S. O Sh g , WITNESS y I _ President) } ATTEST: ; (Ce . lia M_ Winkelman, Secretary) M o G nn Attad� #3 pe=it No.: 398720700(IP-3S) September 10, 1992 Sheet 12 of 14 - - r 11 ^k pp ? } O�iL2DG•e.�E:IT The forecoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 1991 (date) , by Daniel J. O'Shauchi:'_ name or o=L_cer o=mr�) , President Cti a at orrir o of Peerless Investseat Comoanviname of Corporation) . Illinois CState st puce of iacacaoratiaa) encpocation, an bean r o= r=e corporation. 1 (Seal) ory� ra Bu 1ic, `e lONFFICIAL S A Florid )^ Y Noh N 1 try ryPulx S6'i Co issioa t Prepared by: Joha M. Hartigan Carroll Hartigan (flame) McCauley, Ltd_ One N. LaSalle St:. Na_ 3IOC(.address) I -J Chicaao IL 60602 State of rn County of m t ' ct p.n Attydhnerit 13 Permit pO- 19 20700(Ip �) er 10, 1992 9ieet 13 of 14 �kdK 4 � 3 E:{:=3T_T A TO CCNSERIIAT_=0N E_aSL—':NT A portion of the West one-half (Wl/2) , of the Southeast Section 26 , To-raship of the 50 South,uRRanget42nEast, moreuarter (fu117) ' of Section 26 , P descr'-bed as follows: Cou�enc*ng at the Southeast corner of the said West one-half-. (Wl/2) , of the Southeast one-quarter (SEl/4) , of the Southwest one-quarter (SC:1/4) , of Section 26; thence North OOofOtSe" West, on the East line of the said West the Southwesthalf 2one-quarter Southeast one-quarte_ (SE-/ ) , J (SWl/4) , of Section 26, a distance of 85.00 feet to t00 feet of Beginning; thence South 89°58'13" West, on a line 85.00 feet est North of and parallel with the South liaea distance of the uofw636.76 of said Section 26, one-quarter (S'wl/4) , „ a line 30 .00 feet East of North 00'O6 53 West, on feet; thence h and parallel with the West line of the Southeast one-quarter. (SE1/4) , of the Southwest (SWl/4) , of said Section 26, a distance j of 25.00 feet: thence North 89"58' 13" East, a distance of 209.50 `t feet; thence North 00"06'53" West, a distance of 130.00 feet: r e North 89"58'13" East, a distance of 8.00 feet; thence thenc r1 North 00006'53" West, a distance of 44.00 feet; thence North �'c+ 890 East, .a distance of 98.00 feet: thence North 00°06'53' West -a distance of 734.24 feet; thence South 89'S3'07" West, a distance of 25 .00 feet; thence North 00°06'53" West, a distance of 149.00 feet; thence North 03`28 '52" West, a distance of 68.12 feet; thence North 03031'31" East, a distance of 110.26 feet; thence North 89'S8'32" East, on the North line of the said ' Southeast one-quarter (SE1/4) , of the Southwest one-quarter (SW1/4) , of Section 26, a distance of 341.79 feet; thence South on 00010'51" East, on the said East line E 1/4n the Woofttheesouthwest (Wl/2) , of the Southeast one-quarter (S , one-quarter (SW1/4) , of Section 26, a distance of 1260 .21 feet to ''. the Point of Beginning. Said land situate, l7ing, and being is the City of Dania. Broward County, Florida, and containing 10.061 Acres more or less. I H24IS44 Attac`ment $3 Permit No.: 198729700 Septamber 10, 1992 Sheet 14 of 14 F s Florida Department of Environmental Regulation 7a Twin Towers Office Bldg. 0 2600 glair Stone Road 0 Taflaha55ee, Florida 32399-2400 Lawton Clulm Governor Carol M. Browner,Secretary � I �4h OF ROµM1d' PERMITTEE: Permit No. 061364929 Peerless Investment Company Date of Issue: February 13, 1991 c/o John M. Hartigan, Esq. Expiration Date: February 13, 1996 ffi. Carroll, Hartigan s McCauley, County: Broward zSri Ltd. Project: Wetland Resource, 5 ;q One North Lasalle Street Years Chicago, Illinois 60602 j a i Y{3 This permit is issued under the provisions of Chapter 403, Florida F Statutes, Public Law 92-500, Title 17, and Rule 17-312, Florida Administrative Code . The above named permittee is hereby it. ." authorized to perform the work or operate the facility shown on the application and approved drawing (s) , plans, and other documents attached hereto or on file with the department and made a part hereof and specifically described as follows: PROJECT DESCRIPTION: For dredging and filling to construct a commercial development by: filling 1.62 ac. of ditches and scattered mangrove dominated • wetland areas, mitigating and mitt atin for wetland loss by creating •1.94 ac. of wetland, consisting of 1.08 ac. of mangrove and 0.86 ac. of open water, enhancing tidal flushing to existing wetlands by removing debris from tidal ditches and placing 11.1 ac, of wetland I in a conservation easement. LOCATION: East -of Taylor Road, west of Port Everglades, north of the Dania Cut-Off Canal, in the City of Dania, Broward County, Section 26, i Township 50 South, Range 42 East, Class III waters . y i e �;a Permittee: Peerless Investment Company Permit No. 061364929 Page: 2 GENERAL CONDITIONS: 1. The terms, conditions, requirements , limitations , and restrictions set forth herein are "Permit Conditions" and as such are binding upon the permittee and enforceable pursuant to the authority of Sections 403.161, 403 .727, or 403 .859 through 403 .861 , Florida Statutes. The permittee is hereby placed on notice that the department will review this permit periodically and may initiate enforcement action for any violation of the "Permit Conditions" by the permittee, its agents, employees, servants or representatives. 2 . This permit is valid only for the specific processes and operations applied for and indicated in the approved drawings or exhibits. Any unauthorized deviation from the approved drawings, D exhibits, specifications, or conditions of this permit may constitute grounds for revocation and enforcement action by the ` 'i. department. 3 . As provided in Subsections 403 .087 (6) and 403 ..722 (5) , Florida Statutes, the issuance of this permit does not convey any vested rights or any exclusive privileges. Nor does it authorize any injury to public or Private property o r any invasion of personal rights, nor any infringement of federal, state or local laws or regulations: This permit does not constitute a waiver of or approval of any other department permit that may be required for other aspects of the total project which are not addressed in the permit. 4. This permit conveys no title to land or water , does not constitute state recognition or acknowledgement of title, and does not constitute authority for the use of submerged lands unless herein provided and the necessary title or leasehold interests have been obtained from the state. Only the Trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund may express state opinion as to title. z 5. This permit does not relieve the permittee from liability for harm or injury to human health or welfare, animal, plant or aquatic life or property and penalties therefor caused by the construction or operation of this permitted source, nor does it allow the permittee to cause pollution in contravention of Florida Statutes and department rules, unless specifically authorized by an order from the department. 6. The permittee shall at all times properly operate and maintain the facility and systems of treatment and control (and related appurtenances) that are installed or used by the permittee to achieve compliance with the conditions of this permit, as X ✓ 6 �„4y7 1 r *e i Permittee: Peerless Investment Company Permit No. 061364929 Page: 3 required by department rules. This provision includes the operation of backup or auxiliary facilities or similar systems when necessary to achieve compliance with the conditions of the permit and when required by department rules. 7. The permittee, by accepting this permit, specifically agrees to allow authorized department personnel, upon presentation of credentials or other documents as may be required by law, access 1 to the premises, at reasonable times, where the permitted activity -.., is located or conducted for the purpose of: j a. Having access to and copying any records that must be j kept under the conditions of the permit; b. Inspecting the facility, equipment, practices, or operations regulated or required under this permit; and C. Sampling or monitoring any substances or parameters at iany location reasonably necessary to assure compliance- with this permit or department rules . Reasonable time may depend on the nature of the concern being investigated. a. If, for any reason, the permittee does not comply with or tj will be unable to comply with any condition or limitation specified in this permit, the permittee shall immediately notify and provide the department with the following information: a. a description of and cause of non-compliance; and b. the period of noncompliance, including exact dates and times; or, if not corrected, the anticipated time the non-compliance is expected to continue, and steps being taken to reduce, eliminate, and prevent recurrence of -� r.e ., the non-compliance . The permittee shall be responsible for any and all damages which may result and may be subject to enforcement action by the idepartment for penalties or revocation of this permit. 9. In accepting this permit, the permittee understands and agrees that all records, notes, monitoring data and other information relating to the construction or operation of this permitted source, which are submitted to the department, may be used by the department as evidence in any enforcement case arising under the Florida Statutes or department rules, except where .such use is proscribed by Sections 403.73 and 403 .111, Florida Statutes. s In'I Permittee: Peerless Investment Company Permit No. 061364929 Page: 4 10. The permittee agrees to comply with changes in department rules and Florida Statutes after a reasonable time for compliance, provided however , the permittee does not waive any other rights granted by Florida Statutes or department rules . 11. This permit is transferable only upon department approval in accordance with Florida Administrative Code Rules 17-4.12 and 17-30.30, as applicable. The permittee shall be liable for any non-compliance of the permitted activity until the transfer is approved by the department. i 12. This permit is required to be kept at the work site of the permitted activity during the entire period of construction or operation. 13 . This permit also constitutes Certification of Compliance with State Water Quality Standards (Section 401, PL 92-500) . 14. The permittee shall comply with the following monitoring and record keeping requirements: a. Upon request, the permittee shall furnish all records and plans required under department rules. The retention period for all records will be extended automatically, unless otherwise stipulated by the department, during the course of any unresolved enforcement action . b. The permittee shall retain at the facility or other location designated by this permit records of all monitoring information (including all calibration and maintenance records and all original strip chart recordings for continuous monitoring instrumentation) , copies of all reports required by this permit, and records of all data used to complete the application for this permit. The time period of retention shall be at least three years from the date of the sample, measurement, report or application unless otherwise specified by department rule. C. Records of monitoring information shall include: I T the date, exact place, and time of sampling or measurements, the person responsible for performing the sampling or measurements, I e ti Permittee: Peerless Investment Company Permit No. 061364929 i Page: 5 I i the date (s) analyses were performed; the person responsible for performing the analyses; the analytical techniques or methods used; and i the results of such analyses. 15. When requested by the department, the permittee shall within j a reasonable time furnish any information required by law which is needed to determine compliance with the permit. If the permittee > , becomes aware that relevant facts were not submitted or were incorrect in the permit application or in any report to the department, such facts or information shall be submitted or corrected promptly. SPECIFIC CONDITIONS: 1. The permittee is hereby advised that Florida law states: "No person shall commence any excavation, construction, or other activity involving the use of sovereign or. other lands of the state, title to which is vested in the Board of Trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund or the Department of Natural Resources under Chapter 253, until such person has received from the Board of Trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund the required lease, license, easement, or other form of consent authorizing the proposed use. " Pursuant to Florida Administrative Code Rule 16Q-14, if such work is done without consent, or, if a person otherwise damages state land or products of state land, the Board of Trustees may levy administrative fines of up to $10,000 per offense. 2. If historical or archaeological artifacts, such as Indian l canoes, are discovered at any time within the project site the permittee shall immediately notify the district office and the Bureau of Historic Preservation, Division of Historical Resources, _,,..j R. A. Gray Building, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0250. 3 . The permittee shall not commence any of the work authorized by this permit prior to submitting, and having approved, documentation of the permittee 's financial responsibility for i successful completion of all mitigation activity described in this permit pursuant to Florida Administrative Code Rule 17-312.390. 4. Prior to commencement of work authorized by this permit, the permittee shall notify the Department of Environmental Regulation, Bureau of Wetland Resource Management in Tallahassee, and the Southeast District office in West Palm Beach, in writing of this commencement. rr :xz x ! :w Permittee: Peerless Investment Company Permit No. 061364929 Page: 6 i 5 . Semi-annual narrative reports shall be submitted to the Bureau of Wetland Resource Management, Tallahassee, and the Southeast District office indicating the status of the project and shall include the following information: a. Date permitted activity was begun; if work has not begun on-site, please so indicate. b. Brief description and extent of work (dredge, fill, l construction, wetland creation, conservation easement) completed since the previous report or since permit was issued. Indicate on copies of the permit drawings those areas where work has been completed. C. Brief description and extent of work (dredge, fill, j construction, wetland creation, conservation easement) anticipated in the next six months. Indicate on copies of the permit drawings those areas where it is anticipated that work will be done. The status reports may be incorporated into the semi-annual K narrative report of the mitigation monitoring . r>, } " I The first semi-annual report is due six months from the date of ipermit issuance . w. 6. Turbidity and erosion control measures, such as staked hay bales and silt screens, shall be placed in such a manner so as to completely isolate the proposed fill area from the adjacent wetlands prior to the commencement of construction. These devices j shall be inspected on a daily basis and maintained as necessary to ! ensure that the construction does not encroach into the adjacent wetlands. Measures shall be taken to stabilize side slopes within 72 hours of the completion of final grading. These erosion/turbidity control devices shall not be removed until all ---J the side slopes have been stabilized to control erosion. 7. Mitigation for wetland loss shall consist of creation of 1.94 ac. of wetland. Construction of the wetland creation areas shall occur prior to any wetland filling authorized by this permit. Wetland creation shall be performed as follows: a. Exotic vegetation shall be removed from the wetland creation areas and disposed of in uplands off-site, as indicated on Sheets 3 and 4 of 9. i h _ z 3_ r, r� Permittee: peerless Investment Company Permit No. 061364929 Page: 7 b. 1.08 ac . of uplands , at the locations shown on Sheet 3 of 9, shall be graded to an intertidal elevation of approximately -1 ft. NGVD, as shown on Sheets 6, 7, and 8 of 9, and planted on 3 ft. centers with red mangrove seedlings. The seedlings shall be transplanted from the Y proposed fill area to the greatest extent possible. Any additional seedlings required shall be nursery stock. All spoil material shall be placed in an upland disposal area. C. 0.86 ac . of uplands, at the locations shown of Sheet 4 of 9, shall be graded as shown on Sheets 6, 7 and 8 of 9 (-2 ft. to -5 ft. NGVD) to create open water areas. All spoil material shall be placed in an upland disposal area. I d. Tidal inundation to the wetlands in the northeast corner of the project site shall be enhanced by removing blockages from ditches at the location of Section E-E, as shown on Sheets 4 and 9 of 9. B. In order to preserve the created wetland areas and the existing on-site wetlands, the permittee shall provide a !. conservation easement over the 11.10 ac. area indicated on Attachment A of the permit drawings. A draft conservation easement document (format attached) shall be submitted by the permittee within 30 days of permit issuance. Within 30 days of approval by the Department, the conservation easement shall be recorded and proof of the recording shall be submitted to the Department. The conservation easement shall be recorded prior to z any wetland filling authorized by this permit. 9. The wetland creation shall be considered successful when the i following conditions are met: a. Percent cover by non-nuisance, non-exotic wetland species in the mangrove planting areas shall be 80% or ! more. Percent cover shall be reported for the aggregate of those wetland species, relative to the total area, including a measure of percent cover by non-wetland species, bare ground and water . A list of the wetland species included in the aggregate shall be included. Wetland species shall be those listed in Florida Administrative Code Rule 17-301.400; b. Nuisance and exotic species are limited to 10% or less 7 of the total cover . �i Riffla 14 t1 Permittee: Peerless Investment Company Permit No. 061364929 Page: 8 C . Not less than 1.94 ac. of the created wetlands are determined to be jurisdictional pursuant to Section 403 .817, F.S. ; and I d. The mitigation wetlands are constructed in accordance with the permit requirements. 10 . The permittee recognizes that it has a continuing obligation to continue monitoring the wetland creation project and to correct any unsuccessful wetland creation attempts beyond the expiration ? ' " date of the permit. If the wetland creation project is not deemed to be successful six months prior to the permit expiration date, the permittee shall, prior to the permit expiration date, execute an agreement with the Department evidencing that obligation. ` MONITORING REQUIRED: TYPE: Vegetation monitoring The permittee shall furnish to the Bureau of Wetland Resource Management and the Southeast District Office annual statistical reports of vegetational sampling of the created mangrove wetlands done by any mutually agreed upon method . Acceptable methods may be found in Daubenmire (1968) , Oosting (1956) , or Mueller-Dombois and Ellenberg (1974) . Reports shall describe the percent cover of mangroves and listed herbaceous species. Data for listed nuisance or exotic species, as stated in Specific Condition No. 9, shall be tabulated separately from the remaining data. A listed species is one listed in Florida Administrative Code Rule 17-301.400. Data shall be taken during the summer growing season. Reports shall be submitted annually within four months of data acquisition until a determination of successful wetland creation has been made. ti Semi-annual narrative reports shall be submitted to the Bureau of r wetland Resource Management detailing the progress of this wetland creation program. The reports should include: photographs taken _ from the same permanent stations (some of which must be located in the vegetation sampling areas) , a description of problems encountered and solutions undertaken, and anticipated work for the following six months. The reports shall be submitted at six month intervals, with the first report due six months from start of mitigation construction, and may be combined with the status reports required by Specific Condition No. 5. A monitoring plan describing sampling methods and report format, and map of sampling locations and photographic stations shall be submitted to the Department for approval prior to the first sampling event. i Permittee: Peerless Investment Company Permit No. 061364929 Page: 9 If the data indicate that the effort is not successful pursuant to Specific Condition No. 9 above, the applicant shall present methods and proposals to be reviewed and approved by the Department to ensure success of the effort. The references cited above are the following: j Daubenmire, R. 1968. Plant Communities: A Textbook of Synecology. Harper S Row, New York. 300 pp. Oosting, H. J. 1956. The Study of Plant Communities: An Introduction to Plant Ecology. W. H. Freeman, San Francisco. 440 pp. i Mueller-Dombois, D. and H. Ellenberg. 1974. Aims and Methods of Vegetation Ecology. John Wiley, New York . 547 pp. 'Recommended by SUy-4L „,: x . STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION Carol M. ,Browner, Secretary pages attached. r i x ?r, yeas, E�7 Permittee: Peerless Investment Company Permit No. 061364929 i Page: 10 i FILING AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ' FILED, on this date, pursuant to 120.52 (9) , Florida Statutes, with the designated Department Clerk, r i t of which s hereby acknowledged. �a a-13-9/ Clerk Date r' 4 1 I YAt � 1 f 1 j 5R-B• • 1 •w ggt woo ~�� I - i - PORT � T EVERGLADES FTl.ue«o.4rHaIF.`o�a F In1.n.11Cn.IL1De� SITE ( < 1 • - % GRIFFIN ROAD S ' _ \.. • Taylor Rd. fy� aSs Dania cut oft 1 canal i L_ka DANIA BEACH OLVD. AFMY.. SCGLE 0.5 t F PLC.:'. .._. �. .. .. �. • — at er ¢L Kerr & Assoc. Fig Wetlands for Corrunorcial Purposes Snyder Oceanog. 6w E Las ou, wLd. 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N PEERLESS ( VESTME� COMPANY 1 � Jupiter FL 33469 LO,T 0a ocg'jy THDICAL MM6AT1O,L Ijt S1 DER @.061364929 "cc 26 T%:,p SOS RnC -42t= TREATMENT - � ''✓� ) o M S�IW oo 20 j5fZ,� ,qpD County, FTcndO Sheet 9 of 9 w, 3 `7 TO'd T£:ST S6ST-LT-33d Broward County Chapter � FE FLORIDA ENGINEERING SOCIETY 1984-68 Chutucd 1957 .� February 3, 1995 The Honorable Bob Mikes, Mayor 100 W. Beach Blvd. Dania, FL 33004 i Subject: Proclamation for Engineers Week, February 19-25, 1995 - iu . f� Dear Mr. Milken: r February 19-25, 1995 will be National Engineers Week. As chairman �•- of Engineers Week celebration for Broward County Chapter of Florida Engineering Society, I respectfully requested that your City proclaims this week as Engineers Week. To assist you in preparation of the proclamation, 1 enclosed with this letter a r, sample proclamation for your use. Please send your proclamation to the following address before February 17, 1995. If you need our presence for the presentation, please contact me at (305) 786-1379. Kevin Boothe, Chairman Engineers Week Committee 7449 N.W. 48 Place Lauderhill, FL 33319 Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, BROWARD COUNTy CHAPTER FLORIDA ENGINEERING SOCIETY Kevin Boothe, P.E. Engineers Week Chairman cc: City Clerk jAZI 0.1p,11 Affiliated with the National Society of Profeaalonal Engineers Orr food wd EP:ZO 56-L[-ZO d a. PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, the ability to see is a valuable and precious sense that greatly contributes to the welfare of the entire community at large; and WHEREAS, vision is an important part of health, well-being and happiness of individual citizens; and WHEREAS, the citizens of Dania are fortunate to have access to quality eye care and accurate eye health information. - I NOW, THEREFORE, I, Robert A. Mikes, as Mayor of the City of Dania, Florida, do hereby proclaim March 5th through 11th, 1995, as "SAVE YOUR VISION WEEK" in the City of Dania and urge all our citizens to educate themselves regarding proper «yr eye care and realize what a wonderful gift, too often taken for granted, the gift of sight truly is. Attest: IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto N set my hand and caused this seal to be affixed this day of February, 1995. City Clerk -Auditor fff MAYOR - COMMISSIONER Y 3 4'�6l I'll l' a4 r r 1 rma., BROWARD COUNW OPTOMETRIC ASSOCIATION ARlintrd with. � IIIII►� IIIII January 3J, '199-5 American Optometric A..ociation Florida Optometric A..ccintion Soutlu•rn Council of Optomctrl.t. Mayor Bob Mikes Dania OFFICERS 1994.1995 100 W. Dania Beach Blvd rrr..idrnt Dania FL 33004 d Frnncine Verblow,O.D. 10097 Cleary Blvd.0347 Plantation,FL 33324 f .; 424-0783 Dear Mayor Mikes: Vice P e,idrn( Arnold semel,O.D. President Clinton and Gov. Chiles are declaring the week of March 5 1732N.UnivcreilyDrive through 11. 1995, as Save Your Vision Week. The Broward County Pembroke Pine.,FL 33024 432-7111 Optometric Association hopes you will join in this public education effort by declaring March as Save Your Vision Month in Dania. 4' Tre...rrr .. Peggy Strum.ki,O.D. VVe would appreciate it if you would issue a proclamation at your �+f! ie?p 5921 Hollywood Blvd. ' 11o➢ywnod,FL 33021 regule.011 echa-duled meeting on Tuesday, February 28th at 8:00 p.m. One of our member doctors would attend the meeting to receive the •�y 966-7731 rcclametlon in erson. A sam le roclamation is enclosed should you Secretary F p p p _ David Shipley,OD. wI$h to use I". 1321 S.Pawerline Rd. Pompano Bench,FL 33069 971-8810 This proclamation is an important part of the Broward County Optometric Association's efforts during March, which is Save Your Vision Month, to ! 7)ru o-wx remind peoolo now important good vision is in their daily lives and to Lori Brinley,OD. anccurace them to take care of their eyes by having regular eye S' Steven 5larkow,O.D. 15)(a:i1:R.�t�OIS. John hleSoley,O.D. Richord Norman,O.D. w Brad Pelt.er,O.D. Thank you for your cooperation in this educational effort. David Rau.e,O.D. 7 srr�eanr.1Arra. Sincerely; iffy Charlie hlnch.cek,O.D. lmn¢diare Pa.r Pendent Jeri Ornham,O.D. 1935 K Hallandale Beach Blvd. yn-n `Pete-son H.H.nd.le,FL 33009 Public RelatlOile: Crlol idiristsr ASB-2112 "-800-8108-50�i ;t 4d 3 PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, In appreciation of United Way of Broward County volunteers, supported by our community industry, businesses, labor and government in a mission to improve the quality of life within our City; and WHEREAS, the United Way of Broward County volunteers devote thousands of hours conducting Broward County campaigns to solicit and collect funds from individuals and corporations to serve our community; and WHEREAS, volunteer efforts have resulted in the United Way of Broward County serving as an effective single source distributor of donated funds for quality social services. Volunteer review and scrutiny of allocations and budgets assures operational efficiency at the lowest possible cost; and WHEREAS, in appreciation of our community volunteers, the City of Dania _ joins the citizens of Broward County in recognizing the importance of the United Way of Broward County i NOW, THEREFORE, I, Robert A. Mikes, as Mayor of the City of Dania, Florida, by virtue of the authority vested in me, do hereby proclaim the week of March 24 to 30, 1995 as: x"a "UNITED WAY OF BROWARD COUNTY APPRECIATION WEEK" in the City of Dania and urge all our citizens to join in paying tribute to the many ' volunteers who help make the United Way program a success. it Attest: IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused this seal to be affixed this day of February, 1995. City Clerk -Auditor ' Mayor- Commissioner 3 t: United IJay 11i : F-14 "Wi •:) ;?? Nr, D': 1 F' .G.-i . . . V111 fit!' 10 //921-2604 . . . J �y Jack W.Gomm Robert J.I ienninger,Jr.,CPA Robert C.MacConnell T104 Cwpwpi chin"" r .ditawd Pm!E.tl ' February 15, 1995 Mayor Bob Mikes: City of llama 100 West llartia Beach Boulevard urnlMd Way Dania, 11,33004 of Browand County Dear Mayor MikeH, SCOTT C.SMITH a"piynO zit Something very special happened in Broward County within the �*A:a .a. a past few mcmfbN. Matter in fact, it was so npoc ial that it hasn't oeO.'1G,Au ESN,1so; happened for seven years: m �mJOAN GROSS The people throughout this community who participate in ADRIMI NF3ICEK the United Way of Broward County's annual f�md-raising �..c.r,4. FWrMoM..s campaign - -.your Constituents and residentB--- brought uR STEVE J.PRESTON.CPA ma.«.raa.w.... over our goal of$8.0 million! That's$8.0 million that will RAMON A.RODRIGUEZ CPA Bo directly back to help thx people of this colmty. Last . JEAN Q.GMITH yeur,one out of every throe familieu in Broward was helped through Clio United Way 1 CtRY N VOLUUNTINEE 1 ` BOARD OF DIRECTORS We'd like to do something special to Ray thank you. Our hoard of Term Explroa Im Directora has set aside the week of March 24.90 as APPRECIATION VA MAT.DIAZ WEEK. It will be a time when we say thank you to the generous JOHN DRURY DAN CORDON contributors who cared about their follow citizens. Thom will be many DON IAROTONDA special events going on during Chat week, which you'll road and hear wgvNE LEE M.D. about ar mea as more abt in the the. Lime,li to clo . JOSEPH R.MILLSAPS Er' ser NEIL A.STERLING KaHL K.WEAVER Today we're writing to you to ask your help in Raying thank you. Tom Frplrfa 108a Will you loin with your sister cities and towns of this county and JAMES R.CASSADY proclaim the week of Mar. 24-30 as UNITED IVAY'S AI'I'RECIATION P DAVIS,E.DALY WEEK? One of our Board mbthltill be he SHAUN M..DA CPA omarR or other volunteers w PPY to DR.ABRAHAM S.FISCHLFR Come to your Commission nnooting to answer any questions, if you would C.HAROLD FSPPLER,JR„CPA be willing to recommend it and to put it on your agenda for approval WILLIS HOLCOMBE,PhD ROBERT H.LARSEN THOMAS J.14ILLER Would you be kind enough to call either one of us at nurphono CHARLEa-CHIC'PERP-Z numbers below b Mar. 1, and let us know if J LEONARD ROBDWS,ESQ. Y you will join with us in RICHARD O.WEGGEL Buying thank you to the.people in your community. If you will do this, I Tom Explm 1907 we'll need to find out your schedule for confirming an approval from your PAMI]AA.ADAMS own Commission. Looking forward to talking with you soon. PATRICK L BAILEY,ESQ. M.ALEX CROTZER Sincerely, Sincerely, —.-J Wa DANDY LE IND L.GILL MICKIE LELE ONAAD RALPH MARHINSON DR.MARY McBRIDE Ja W. Comm "Pxbortonninger, Jr. JACK L MOSS Aron Manager, Hrownrd County Sr.VP/Chief Admin.Officer KWISH REED Florida Power& Light Company I Ilockbustur Entertainment Corp, MARGAREr BLAKE ROACH 321.22U1 tt.92.36Lf0 RUBY SEYWOUR•1ARFL 690. DONALD J.SPIEKER r. DIANA WASSERMAN alp . 13M S ANDREWS AVENUE,FORT WAERDALE,FLCODA 33316 DON BOWEN P.O.BOX 22877,FOR1 WJDERDAL na'wtawaavxus mrrorwraama f.FLORIDA 33335 Telephone 462-4850 Fax 462-4877 FEB-22-1995 10:21 P.03 � A Lin lei IJoL4 III: I-- H S ."`+'� 'f� 71 Ill� .bfl I' .UI 0 United Way of Broward County FACSIMILE MEMO TO: I r 1 e A Ii-A-( }/Yt /4k 3 FROM: Linda Bilk DATE: February 21, 1995 RE: United Way of Broward County Appreciation Week March 24-30, 1995 r4 C Proclamation In order to assist municipalities we have attached a sample proclamation which can be tailored to each municipals requirements. Date/Time If you are not mailing the proclamation, please contact Linda Blair with date and time of commission meeting. Within 24 hours of receipt of date and time, we will contact you with the name and address of the representative attending the c meeting. Y t ` If you have any questions, please contact Linda Blair at United Way of Broward County at 462-4850. I f Total number of pages, including cover sheet: 3 UNITED WAY OF BROWARD COUNTY • 1300 SOUTH ANDREWS AVENUE • FORT IAUDEROALE,FL 33310 PHONE:(306)482-4850 FAX:1305)462-4877 FEB-22-19% 10:20 P.01 JS CITY OF DANIA INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM 4 GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT TO: Robert Flatley City Manager FROM: Will Allen Growth Management Director t .. RE: SP-37-94 REQUEST FOR MODIFICATION OF SITE PLAN APPROVAL F' FOR THE COMMERCIAL RECREATION FACILITY AT 1700 NW 1 ST. Date: February 20, 1995 An item scheduled for the February 28, 1995 City Commission meeting agenda is review of the proposed site plan for a building addition to the commercial recreation facility at 1700 NW 1 Street. An addition of 12,375 sq. ft. is proposed for the northeast corner of the existing video arcade building, adjoining the batting cage. The owner of gi' the site is the Second National Acceptance Corporation. : i ft The Planning and Zoning Board reviewed this request at their February 16, 1995 meeting. The recommendation is to approve the site plan as it conforms to all requirements. The proposed building addition is consistent with plat restrictions for this 18.11 acre site. The plat restriction for"Dania Office Park" restricts the use to commercial <" recreation uses. The adjoining "Bryan Oaks" allows office and industrial uses in addition to commercial recreation uses. The site has a land use designation of Industrial and is zoned IRO. The existing building as well as the miniature golf course complex, rides, batting cage, etc. have been reviewed and approved in the past. These approvals have ranged from platting the property to granting special exceptions to approving site plans. As the proposed building addition is consistent with the existing site plan and as it complies with all applicable regulations, it is recommended to approve the sit plan. The proposed 12,375 sq. ft. addition will make this arcade building total 39,011 sq. ft. The proposed addition complies with the bulk requirements of the IRO zoning district. The building exceeds setback requirements and is well under lot coverage requirements. The building exterior matches the existing building with a total height of 27.5'. The parking, landscaping, and utility system are already in place. I APPLICATION FOR SITE PLAN APPROVAL CITY OF DANIA 100 WEST DANIA BEACH BOULEVARD DANIA, FLORIDA 33004 305/921-8700 APPLICATION NUMBER DATE �C l S The undersigned petitions the Growth Management Department and/or the City Commission of the City of Dania to consider site plan approval on the parcel (s) of land described in this application. It i NAME OF APPLICANT: - ��' C rtn oI i ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: PHONE NUMBER: .f?OS I `J�/_'A/ / FAX NUMBER: (34�1 7✓ ?- BIOS/ PROPERTY INTEREST OF APPLICANT: 0 lvi� c r NAME AND ADDRESS OF PROPERTY OWNER (IF NOT THE APPLICANT): i F ADDRESS AND LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: /70c ly Gv/ fT EXISTING LAND USE DESIGNATION: EXISTING ZONING: SRC LOT SIZE: ACREAGE: I `1 /l SQ. FT. 1, . 7 7_ i i 5 s } DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT: F i ii., fir< 4 Je 4 SECTION: TOWNSHIP: C S RANGE: TAX FOLIO NUMBER: CJ133 - `I3' CO2 r �xa RECORDED PLAT NAME: Df\alA 0� PLAT BOOK: 13 C PAGE: L 1 UST ANY SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS, VARIANCES, REZONRVGS ETC. THAT MAY BE REQUIRED TO SUPPORT THIS APPUCATION: T ANY OTHER INFORMATION IS SUPPORT OF THIS APPUCATION: z 3 _ - 7 f a T^ i NOTE: ALL SIGNATURES MUST BE NOTARIZED. PETITIONER: 'Jc PRINT NAMEXORPORATION BY: //� ;7 —f- AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE Swom to and subscribed before me 'PRINT C ` 1 g T N ME NO TITT LE this a day of ZLk ,'.r 1� (If corporation) Notary Public (Notary Stamp/Seal) kMLYN LOPEZ Ig tufe ajjpswj,K� my Comm Exp. 1/09/96 Bonded By Service Ins No.CCM84 not ame Commission Expires:__. _ ___ _ _ +..ueo IS htnT THE OWNER OF_ =CT PR 5 j FOR US V PROPERTY OWNER PRINT OWNER/CORPORATION NAME BY: AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE I Swom to and subscribed before me PRINT NAME AND TITLE this _day of 19_ (H Corporation) ADDRESS OF OWNER Notary Public TELEPHONE Ignature (Notary Stamp/Seal) ` not ame Commission Expires:---. 3 l • — r Rx e C4 ILTC N •. GRIFFIN N.W_I{ISL_ RATON C( OTEL s T D.C.O.T.A. R$- Q T- 1 C-4 — QP T - I -4 R_ f, LUMBER — 3r { i Y t (�\ J N W. 3r O V Q J � O - W C— 4 U NW 2 �. O �. Y \Y J =<,- A 0 R 2 'cn U r Lead - -- � w - a ' g 1 •I ZS w 1 � i1GERTAI oJ Is 5fHeET 1 G R-2 Ay S»p k Me, J CITY OF DANIA INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: ROBERT FLATLEY, CITY MANAGER FROM: MARIE JABALEE, FINANCE DIRECTOR RE: ATTACHED INVOICES - BAILEY HUNT JONES & BUSTO DATE: FEBRUARY 23, 1995 This item should be placed on the February 28 regular agenda for Commission approval. ' Attached is an invoice from Earl Gallop of Bailey Hunt Jones & Busto for the period d ' ending January 31, 1995 in the amount of $3,424.76. These expenditures are for 1.: services rendered per resolution 113-93 adopted July 13, 1993. t=k. ' Earl G. Gallop $115,000.00 Previously Expended 33 537.14 $ 81,462.86 Current Invoices 3,424.76 Bal. on Agreement $ 78,038.10 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. f yY S.ii3 yy 5 IKyFl D -_ BAILEY HUNT & JONE5 k A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION ATTORNEYS AT LAW f OF COUNSEL RAUL A. ARENCIBIA COURVOISIER CENTRE • SUITE 300 LAWRENCE S. EVANS GUY B BAILEY,JR, 501 BRICKELL KEY DRIVE J. BRUCE IRVING ELIZABETH S. BAKER MIAMI. FLORIDA 3 3131-2 6 2 3 ROBERT E. SCHUR KATHY J. BIBLE TEL.(305)374-5505 SCOTT L. CAGAN SENIOR COUNSEL TIMOTHY CONE FAX(305)374-6715 WM. R. OAWES STEVEN CARLYLE CRONIG GEORGE J. BAYA _ JAMES C. CUNNINGHAM.JR. (INACTIVE) RICHARD M. DAVIS EARL G. GALLOP JUDITH B. GREENE JEROME M. HESCH RICHARD H. HUNT.JR. �- BRUCE HURWITZ JESSE C.JONES February 17, 1995 i i I` Robert F. Flatley, City Manager, City of Dania 100 West Beach Boulevard P.O. Box 1708 Dania, FL 33004 Re: STATEMENT FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES City of Dania v. Broward County Aviation Our file no. 9356-00 Dear Mr. Flatley: r3 as' Enclosed is our statement for professional services rendered and for costs advanced for the period ending January 31, 1995, in the amount of $3,424.76. There is a previous balance due of j $1,209 .08 for a total amount due $4,633.84. I % The Actual Coat/Cost Estimate Tracking table presents information concerning the charges for professional services in the current statement in relation to (a) cumulative charges and (b) the original estimated charges, by work task. a. ACTUAL COST/COST SSTIMATS TRACRING Current Cost Cumulative Sat.liin./Maa. Task 1. Analyze planning documents and development orders. $ 0 $ 2,765.00 $ 3,500/5,250 i rY. 1 f 1+ Robert F. Flatley, February 17, 1995 Page 2 � r Task 2. Evaluate the proposed runway extension and the county commission authorization to condemn property with the consistency requirement. $ 0 $ 2,415.00 $ 2,625/3,500 ire Task 3. commence amend civil its comprehensive plan. $ 3,316.25 $30,126.54 $35,000/50,000 Task 4. Conduct local government DRI development - review and permitting of the runway extension. $ 0 $ 0 $17,500/26,250 L Task the wetlands permitting 5. Participate in processes. ;l $ 0 $ 682.50 $10,000/15,000 Task 6 . Assist with challenging the eminent domain proceedings. g 0 $ p $10 0 /15 0 3 316.25 $35,989.04 $76,625/115,000 TOTALS: $ , is Please do not hesitate to call me if you have any questions regarding this statement. Very truly yours, arl G. Gallop -� EGG:sgs Enclosures cc: Ms. Rhona Lipman Ed Curtis, Esq. 9356coct.—. j I I i i BAILEY HUNT & .ONES A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION I ATTORNEYS AT LAW r� Y y. BAILEY HUNT & .JONES A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION ATTORNEYS AT LAW COURVOISIER CENTRE • SUITE 300 501 BRICMELL KEY DRIVE VIA... FLORIDA 33.31.2623 TEL (305)31. 5505 I.. (305)314 5'15 City of Dania Attn: Robert Flatley 100 W. Bch Blvd. Box 1708 Dania, FL 33004 FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES RENDERED. February 14, 1995 r Matter: 935600 Dania, City of v. Broward County Aviation Department - --------------------- ------------ 01/07/95 EGG Preparing attorney audit letter; file 1.00 $ 175.00 review 01/09/95 EGG Meeting between Earl G. Gallop and Mr. 5.25 918.75 {' <<, Curtis regarding further discovery requests, amendment to complaint, quasi 'Gr;r judicial hearing by city on DRI violation audit, further handling needs; travel to and from Ft. Lauderdale 01/17/95 EGG Preparing litigation status report; 1.50 262.50 reviewing file documents 01/18/95 EGG Receipt and review of scheduled 0.20 35.00 depositions 01/23/95 EGG Reviewing and revising second amended 3.00 525.00 complaint; telephone conference between Earl G. Gallop and Mr. Curtis 01/23/95 EGG Receipt and review of memorandum 0.25 43.75 F' regarding quasi judicial hearing q�} requirements x 01/24/95 EGG Preparing for hearing on Broward 3.00 525.00 County's motion to dismiss; meeting among Earl G. Gallop and Mr. Curtis regarding conducting quasi judicial hearing on violations by Broward County of Ch. 380, Fla. Stat. 01/26/95 EGG Analyzing exhibits to 2nd amended 1.50 262.50 complaint 01/27/95 EGG Preparing for and attending litigation 3.00 525.00 meeting among Earl G. Gallop, Mayor Mikes, Messrs. Adler, Flatley and Curtis 01/31/95 EGG Receipt and review of Broward County's 0.25 43.75 notice of taking deposition and requests for production of documents ----------- Total Professional Services $ 3316.25 I (continued) I ! z Matter: 935600 - February 14, 1995 Page 2 { : ------------------------------- ez: For Disbursements Incurred: -------------------------- 12/31/94 Westlaw $ 81.80 01/31/95 Photocopies (in-house) for the month 11.20 of January 01/31/95 Facsimile charges for the month of January 8.00 01/31/95 L/D telephone charges for the month of January 6.00 01/31/95 Postage for the month of January 1.51 Prior costs and disbursements not completely processed in our records will appear in subsequent invoices. Recapitulation -------------- At 175.00 per hour EGG worked 18.95 Hours L. For Professional Services 18.95 Hours $ 3,316.25 For Disbursements Incurred 108.51 Current Balance $ 3 424.76 Previous Balance ---- 20-: a Bill # 20508 Total Due $ f31 ma To be properly credited, please indicate Bill Number on your remittance check. 4 I y* > ,,:,° i i Ct. i ' i ' i i BAILEY HUNT & JONES j A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION ATTORNEYS AT LAM` P e InlcrolTce Mcmo e To: ROBERT FLATLEY, CITY MANAGER ry� From MARIE JABALEE, FINANCE DIRECTOR JP 1 T Date: February 22, 1995 Subject: LAW ENFORCEMENT TRUST FUND t Attached is a copy of the latest Trust Fund report submitted by BSO L; As of 12/31/94 there was$86,647.48 available to be used for law enforcement purposes in the City of Dania. t� ti. 4;yr C: Fa �1. .. i II X - ' 3 i��No', (Illirr nl Ilia Bnm;nl ('uwd� ( •�;1 I. - Po.l O icc lies 9507 - --� Purl I.mWerd:dc,Florida 333111 February 21, 1995 95-115 Mr. Robert Flatley Dania City Manager Dear Mr. Flatley, To further operations here in District II, I am requesting monies from our Law Enforcement Trust Fund to purchase the following: 1. Equipment for additional bicycle patrol units: $6597.00 District II currently utilizes our bicycle patrol successfully in j the city. To further this effort, we have trained four additional riders to be used for a high profile bicycle patrol program throughout the community. This request includes only three bicycles because one was left in the district when one of our ?; previous riders transferred. The amount requested includes all of the associated equipment necessary to implement this project. h (Detailed list attached) 1 2. Equipment to enhance enforcement programs associated with our Community Policing effort: $6225.00 District II has one of the most aggressive Community Policing efforts underway in the county. These efforts, designed to enhance the quality of life in our neighborhoods, are most effective when implemented in conjunction with quality enforcement efforts. In District II the deputies are asked to identify problem areas in their patrol zones and given the opportunity to develop and implement action plans designed to address the concern. Traditionally narcotics and prostitution investigations, when identified as a problem in a patrol zone, were given to a tactical team to work, leaving the zone deputy out of the enforcement effort. In District II, we have eliminated such a specialized unit and empowered all of the deputies and shift supervisors with the responsibility and opportunity to solve problems in the neighborhoods they serve. To safely and effectively investigate these type crimes we rely on close supervision and the shared experience of qualified deputies assigned to the district. To further these efforts, I am requesting the purchase of audio surveillance equipment and five pairs of binoculars. This equipment is necessary for officer safety when conducting undercover narcotics transactions. 1 +i l NM1 1 3. I.D. Kids Program $2610. 00 This program is similar to one successfully underway in Lauderdale Lakes. These funds will be to begin a new program here in Dania to create identification booklets to be given to the parents of school children. a. Camera Equipment Holding Cell: $1750.00 District II has two holding cells located on the first floor. The district has concerns for officer safety, as there is no realistic 1 method of monitoring the area for both deputy and prisoner safety. f Telecommunications has inspected the area and is recommending two cameras be installed along with two monitors, one in the front desk area, the second in the report writing room. With this equipment, if an officer or prisoner was in trouble it would be observed and rapid assistance could be provided. Equipment needed: 2 Cameras 2 Monitors 1 Spliter 2 Lenses Wiring TOTAL R EST: $17,182.00 S: Since 1 Chief Rick e i Broward She ff's Office Dania/Dis ict II RF:fl �n �• II O 4. ; 'z , RON COCHRAN SHERIFF BROWARD COUNTY P.O. BOX 9507 FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA 33310 DATE: January 3, 1995 TO: Chief Rick Frey District II - Dania T S r r VIA: Esther Colon, Assistant Finance Director Finance Bureau FROM: Christine Muni2Bueno, Accounting Specialist Finance Bureau SUBJECT: LAW ENFORCEMENT TRUST FUND - CITY OF DANIA FOR THE MONTH ENDING DECEMBER 1994 Attached please find the Financial Statement for the month ending December 31, 1994 for the Law Enforcement Trust Fund. If the City of Dania wishes to spend additional funds, a written request must be received from the City Manager. EC:cmb cc: Robert Flatley, City Manager, City of Dania Joe Gerwens, Director of Regional Services, B.S.O. Major Thomas Carney, D.L.E. , B.S.O. William E. MacDonald, Director of Finance, B.S.O. Al Moon, Chief Accountant, B.S.O. t ) i ) «x Y • tiilZu� i N � O 69 m ^ F» .o 0 E 3 0 W Q 0 W g .1 N O m O� . N 0 N i �V m a o o a cr m W g 0 � y p z ul LL Wo rn o cn W 0 cr co Z m F_ m W z U o 0 0 0 Cn' BCD .. 1cLW, OLu W W 0 � O O p) VI (G t Y. W Q F Z G. .. {n C 8co 0 a Go` 69 LL, mQW zu- U = Q I m W O z i m n D O n gUu LL t a j MIT CL ON LL O LL U ) U O v Q W m z LU z 0 U g 6 m «N`r. m z Q a� rn < m !f o Z 3 W I Y ¢ c 3 N Y _Z O W z W ro ca () p Q Y m W Q i al Q p 0 i F 1 CITY OF DANI.A INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE DIVISION TO: Robert Flatley, City Manager FROM: Eula M. Gardner, Admin. Asst./Occupational License RE: Recommendations for Amendment to Occupational License DATE: February 16, 1995 The Occupational License Committee held a meeting on Tuesday, October 25, 1994 to review and recommend to the commission the following amendments to the existing a . ` occupational license ordinance: New Classifications Proposed Fee 1. Rental Property/Management $225.00 2. Check Cashing/Tag Agency $225.00 3. Process Servers $125.00 4. Printing (Off set, Book& Magazines, Screen,etc) $150.00 5. Consultants or Business Advisors $225.00 6. Sales and Service (Electronics, Equipment) $225.00 7. Scrap Metal $350.00 8. Motorcross $250.00 9. Import/Export $150.00 �rF Additionally, the committee agreed that the following adjustments to existing classifications should be modified accordingly: 1. Amusement Parlors - $35.00 per machine with the maximum of 100 machines, cap at $3500. ' 2. Car Rental - No change in fee, cap number at 700 vehicles. 3. Promoters, Entertainment - This fee should be lowered from $350.00 to $250.00. 4. Include TV Productions under the class of Advertising with the same fee of $162.50. 5. Security Guards - Flat fee of $375.00. The committee request approval by the City Commission along with an effective date of the above purposed changes. 4 15.9 DANIA CODE Sec. 15.9. Auctioneer's Ileense subject to approval by city commission. No auctioneer's license of the city regardless of cost, shall be issued until the city com- mission of the city shall have given its official approval. (Code 1971, 6 18.7) Sec. I5.10. Responsibility of corporate officers, agents. It shall be the duty of all officers and agents of any corporation to see that such corporation complies with the provisions of this chapter.All officers or agents of any corporation required to be licensed which shall do business without having paid the license tax imposed and procured such license,shall be subject to the penalties imposed upon persons and members of - i. `..:... firms and corporations violating this chapter. I ` -% (Code 1971, 4 18.9) Sec. 15-11. Enforcement. _ It shall be the duty of the police department of the city to strictly enforce all the provisions of this chapter. (Code 1971, ¢ 18.10) Sec. 15.12. License fee schedule. The amount which shall be paid by persons, firms or associations maintaining a perma- nent business location or branch office within the city, for the privilege of engaging in or managing any business, profession or occupation within said municipality are as follows: Abstract and title companies or agents................................... $ 162.50 ' Adeeriiting. Advertising agency, agents, canvassers or solicitors (where there is no other applicable Classification) including welcome wagon organiza- tions,greeting service organizations and public relations firms,for eachagent .................................................... 162.50 Persons distributing circulars, pamphlets or other advertising matter, except local merchants advertising in this way their own goods and merchandise(with permission to be granted by city manager, in his discretion, and on condition that the advertising materials not be placed in,or handed into automobiles or thrown on streets,but to be placed under doors only)............. . .......................... 162.50 Cross reference-Regulation or advertising, Ch. 3. Agency, including babysitting registry,booking night club tours and related types of service business where there is no other applicable classification 87.50 Ai.plones, iia luding charging for flying passengers and freight, dealers and air manufacturers,airplane instruction schools and related types of busi• nesses where there is no other applicable classification ........... .... 225.00 I Supp. No.19 902 1 a F � v �,yNu A LICENSES § 15-12 Airplane repair and overhaul............. ... 187.50 Alleys, bowling, 6oxbo(!, or ten pin, for each alley ...... ...... . .. ......... 100.00 Alterations (including dressmaking). ...... . ........... ...... ... ......... 37.50 Ambulance service, per ambulance........ .............................. 87.50 Amusement parlors: (a) One to 25 machines or devices.... .............................. 1.375.00 (b) 26 to 50 machines or devices ..... . ...........•••......."•••••• 1,500.00 s' (d 51 to 75 machines or devices ................. ................. 1,625.00 (d) 76 to 300 machines or devices .............................. .... 1,750.00 ... 15.00 (a) Each over 100............... ; Cross reference—Regulation of coin-operated devices, Ch. 10. 1 >> t, Amusement parks,permanent, an annual fee to be paid by the operator of ` each permanent amusement park................................... 15,625.O0 Note:All amusement parks must be fast approved by the city commis- sion. Animal exhibition, including dog or trained animal exhibition: 125.00 Perday . .. .......................... .. Perweek.. .. ..... .. .. ......... ...... . ........... .......... ........ 281.25 Animal grooming service (not in connection with other services)........... 87.50 Antique stores (see merchants retail and wholesale) Art and craft studio (which shall be permitted to sell only what is actually made on the premises) ............................................. 100.00 Athletic club, giving athletic contests or exhibitions...................... 75.00 Auction stores,permanent(to be approved by the city commission,annually) 1.343.76 Auctioneer, including those auctioning household goods from a residence,or conducting a public sale from a place other than a residence: Firstday.......................................................... 100.00 Phis for each day after the first day............................. 25.00 res (itinerant),per week ................. 688.75 Auction shops or auction sto � Automatic amusement machines,games and deuiees, such as marble games, throwing balls at figures and the like, which are not provided for, in- cluding shuffleboard games and bowling games: i)%%ners and operators.......... . ... . .. ............. ..... .... .... .. 250.00 Distributor. . ......... ......... ........ ........................... . 250.00 Supp.No 49 903 r ire: LICENSES 4 15.12 i>• Picture agents ... . . . .. . . .. . .... . . .... . .. . ... . . . .. ... . ... .. . . . . . . ..... . . 225.00 Professional categories(license fee is assessed against each person engaged in the business and not against the firm,partnership or corporation.There• fore, each individual must acquire a separate license rather than one license being acquired by a firm, partnership or classification): .. Accountants, including income tax service........................... 225.00 Analytical chemists........................................ ........ 225.00 3 .: Architects............ .................................... . ....... 225. ., Artists........... ..... ............ ......... 225.00 �. Attorneysat law...... .................................... ......... 225.00 Auditors ........... ........... ...................... 225.00 Blood pressure taker....................................... ........ 225.00 Chiropodists....................................................... 225.00 Chiropractors..................................................... 225.00 Civilengineers and surveyors ...................................... 225.00 Dentists....................................................... 225.00 Detectives............. ................... ................ ......... 225.00 Doctors ............... ............ . . ........ ............. . ....... 225.00 Draftsman .... . .... ..... . . . .. 225.00 Electrical engineers... . ..... ...... 225.00 Electrolysis .. ........ . ... 225.00 Engravers (Photol..... . ............ ..................... .. . .. ...... 225.00 Laboratory technicians.................................... ........ 225.00 M . 225.00., Landscape architect........................................ ....... I r Mechanical engineers.. ............. . .... .... ............. ......... 225.00 � Natureopaths.......... ................. ........................... 225.00 , Osteopaths................................................ ....... 225.00 S ................................... 225.00 Podiatrists ..................... I l 225.00 ( Psychiatrists .......... ............................................ ; 225.00 Surgeons.................................................. ........ t I Tree surgeons ..................................................... 225.00 Veterinarians ..................................................... 225.00 :„...:..J Note:If any profession is not specifically named,the license fee shall be V25.00.Further,the word"profession"shall be deemed to include any person whose business is that of primarily rendering a specific type of service where such service has not been specifically described (by cate• gory or otherwise) in any other parts of this ordinance. Promoters. entertainment ... .... . .... . . . . ........ . . .. . . . ....... ........ 350.00 Public �tcr:..gropher .. . . 100.00 Railroad 468.i5 i 915 Supp. No.49 I M R1:0 it 1 y :a H LICENSES § 15.12 Music.. ....... .. .. . . . .. . . ... . . . . . . .. . . . . ... .. . . .. . . . . . . . ... . .. . . . . 75.00 Private educational schools: Lessthan 25 students. .... . . . . . .. . . ... . .. .. . ..... .. ...... ...... 62.50 25 or more students. . . . ... . ....... . ............. ............... 125.00 Tutoring........ ..... .... .... . ... ................................. 37.50 Secondhand dealers in goods, wares and merchandise .................... 150.00 Note:All secondhand dealers shall keep a permanent record of all pur. chases and sales, including daily description of property purchased or sold and names and addresses of persons purchasing or buying from Pe P B Y� B i them. Solicitors to be fingerprinted .... ............................... .... 250.00 Cross reference—Secondhand wares subject to inspection and records required, § 21.5. Security patrol, each man (to be approved by city manager)............... 75.00 Shipping ports (see special Ordinance No. 508). ....................... ... 350.00 Steamship and stevedore agencies ..... .... .... ............. ..... .......1 250.00 Storage, all kinds, including trailers boats and automobiles: For first 5,000 square feet.. ..... . ........ ..... ............. ........ 250.00 I '.` Each additional 1,000 square feet. . ... .............................. 25.00 Taxi business (see special ordinance providing basic charge for business and additional charge for each taxicab): Forowner. ..... . . ... .. . .... . . ... . ...... . . ... . ............. ...... .. 125.00 Percab ........ ........... .. .... . ................................. 25.00 Telemarketing................... .... . . ................................ 500.00 Telephoneanswering service .... ...... . ....... . ......................... 125.00 r Telephone company .......... ..... .... ... .............................. 750.00 Towel supply: Local .......... .. . ..... . . . ... .... . .... ........ .................... 150.00 Itinerant. ...... . .. .. .. .... . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. 87.50 Trailer park: One to 10 units, inclusive .... . .... . ................................ 225.00 Each additional unit. .. .. . . . . . . ... ........ .. . ........ .......... ... . 18.75 Ronial <r utility trailers . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200.00 Sale of trailer>ierther new or used . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . .. 250.00 Truckingfirms . ....... ...... . . ... . ... . . ..... . . .. ........ .. ........... . 187.50 Supp No.49 917 r I _ r j CITY 0 f c 100 W. DANIA BEACH BLVD. P.O. BOX 1708 Ph Fax: (306) 921-2604 DANIA, FL 37004 \i V =yam • January 30, 1995 City of Hollywood '•', Community Planning and Development Dept. Attn: Mr. Jud Kurlancheek, Assistant Director S P.O. Box 229045 _ 2600 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood, FI. 33022 RE: HOME DEPOT- ALANDCO DEVELOPMENT t Dear Mr. Kurlancheek: r . As we discussed last week, there is concern by citizens of Dania about the lack of an adequate buffer for the Home Depot building under construction at 3300 SW 42 St. in Hollywood, as well as other buildings which may be built along the north side of the Dania Cut-off Canal. j j' The Home Depot site is zoned IM-3 and is part of the Alandco development. The site is located along the Dania Cut-off Canal. The property to the south is zoned for and developed with residential uses. This situation normally calls for a buffer area with landscaping and a wall in the industrial area to protect the residential area from effects ' of noise, glare, odor, etc. r- Information supplied by your office indicates such a buffer is required in Hollywood. Adjoining property owners to the Home Depot site were notified of a request for an x: administrative variance for waiving the requirement for a 6' CBS wall on the south property line in June of 1994. This portion of the request, AV-94-35, was withdrawn --� = 4; when letters of protest were filed. The Home Depot warehouse is now under construction but plans on file with the City of Hollywood do not show the wall. Please investigate this situation and let me know the current status. There would still be time to have the wall erected with the rest of the building. If the wall has been waived we would like to have a copy of the record of the public hearing or a written explanation of why the wall is not being required. It does not appear that there is a valid reason for the elimination of the wall. i r„ Page 2 This letter is being sent as Dania residents have expressed concerns about noise from trucks loading and unloading at this site including backup warning signals. A wall along the south edge of the parking lot is required as it may help to muffle noise as well as providing a visual barrier from the residential area. Your cooperation in researching this situation is appreciated in advance. Per the direction of the Dania City Manager a copy of this letter is being distributed to the Hollyywood and Dania City Commissioners. /Si1nccerelly,,� WIC C(X� v Will Allen `i Growth Management Director Enclosures CC: Hollywood City Commission s Dania City Commission Robert Flatley, City Manager c: WA; i iG I IIN 1 �t 'a d. Required landscaping and screening must be installed prior to issuance of a certificate of occupancy. An occupancy certificate may be issued if an approved bond is posted in the amount of the cost of the landscaping to ensure that the landscaping and screening will be provided within a 30 day period. e. Parking shall not be placed within the landscaped buffer. 2. Outdoor storage: Permitted, subject to the Industrial Street Landscape Buffer requirements (See Section E.1 a-e above). 3. Recycling Operations: S . a. Must take place within enclosed buildings; b. Shall be limited to disassembling, sorting, baling for transport, storage, buying and selling; and c. May not utilize chemicals or heat in the recycling process. t 4. If the IM District is adjacent to a residential district, then a 6 ft. CBS wall and 10 ft. setback is required. (Ord. 0-94-14, passed 4.16-94) i § 4.5 AD Limited Agricultural District. A. Purpose and uses: District Purpose Main Permitted Uses SpecW Exceptions Accessory Uses This district is applied to Single family dwelling;place None Any Use that is areas which are used for of worship;agricultural uses; customarily +; 1 farming purposes, and to horticulture;livestock; associated with a - G _ other area where it is aquaculture; stables; railroad the Main premature to apply a more right of way;but not yards, Permitted Use. frestrictive zoning district shops or round bouse. See 14.20. desigaation. i B. Development regulations: Minimum Lot Area Minimum Lot Width Maximum Height Max. Lot Coverage I 35,000 sq. ft. 12S ft. 60 ft. 20%Structures C. Setback regulations: i'. 4.30 I -. .. .- IM P r M 1 _ �D�r• CITY of HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA COMMUNITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT a 2600 Hollywood Boulevard • P.O.Box 229045 • Hollywood,FL 33022-9045 Robot L.Davis, AICP Phone(305)921-3471 • FAX(305)921-3347 Director June 20, 1994 Subject Property: 3300 SW 42nd Street Administrative Variance 94-35 Dear Property Owner: ,. .. ` The Cityrs Zoning and Land Development Regulations permits the granting of an Administrative Variance of certain development standards, if the Community Planning and Development Director finds that the granting of such variance would be compatible with development patterns in the surrounding area. The Administrative Variance procedure permits property owners n , within 150 ft. of the parcel, upon which such request is made, to x: protest the granting of an Administrative Variance. The protest l'7 must be in writing and received by the Community Planning and " Development Department within 10 days of the date of this notice. Should your letter not meet this requirement, your protest can not be considered by the Community Planning and Development Director. ,j } If you should write such a letter, please print the word "PROTEST" and the "AV" number that appears in the subject of this memorandum ,�. in large letters at the top left hand corner of your letter. .+ ; Please print your name, complete address, and telephone number where we can reach you regarding any future action on this petition. Your "Protest letter" will cause the Community Planning i t„y and Developmen Direc or-moo to deny the request for an Administer rative Variance. Following is en>a , e ap ant may �_ Q9 submit an applica ion to the Board of Appeals and Adjustment as a standard variance. Should this occur, any parties that submitted protests to the original variance will receive another notice which will explain the request and the date and time of the public hearing. Pursuant to these provisions, the owner of property located at the above subject property has requested Administrative Variances to: a. Waive 147 of the required 207 parking spaces in order to const—r-u—ct a new 207,150 sq. ft. warehouse complex with 60 parking spaces. b. WaivP 1O ft. of the required 15 ft. interior side setback in order to allow an at grade parking lot 5 ft. from the east t property line. "An Equal Opportunity and Service Provider Agency" 4 aa- 8 Page two June 20, 1994 AV-94-35 C. Waive the requirement that a wall or decorative metal picket fence be placed within the required industrial street landscape buffer along the north property line and the 6' CBS wall on the south Property line. d. Exceed the 8 ft. maximum allowable fence height in a non- residential zone by 1 ft. in order to allow a chain link fence with barbed wire at a total height of 9 ft. The request will be approved if a written protest is t , not received by the Department within 10 days of the date of this letter. Our approval is subject to the following conditions/and or #` the mitigation of the existing trees and the following comments being completed prior to submitting for a building permit: 1. The applicant shall obtain either a permit or letter from D.N.R.P. for the removal of any wetlands plant material. NSA 2. The applicant shall obtain a City of Hollywood tree permit for all existing trees (including the existing �T P 4 ( � 4 4 E: tree clusters located in the building footprint) scheduled for either relocation or removal. This approval will be subject to a mitigation agreement between the City of Hollywood and the property owner, which includes _ the permit, fee and required relocation or replacement, (nylj pursuant to either p equivalent replacement and/or r ., equivalent value. k 'S 3. The City of Hollywood Community Planning & Development F Department will approve the exact location of the 81 chain link fence proposed for location in the existing .-; 50' wide visual screen (landscaped berm with trees) . The location shall not in any way change the approved design or significantly impact the existing vegetation. Additionally, to the greatest extent possible, it shall not create a visible impact the residents to the south. y 4. The applicant shall provide a minimum of 81 to 10' required perimeter landscaped buffers to be maintained at minimum grade elevation of adjacent paved areas for all proposed trees either existing, relocated or new. 5. The 123 trees which are located on the plan for the visual buffer along the property line, must be onsite at time of final C.O. to be counted as part of the required 168 trees for this site. 6. Applicant shall remove all existing exotic pest plants from the site, including in the visual screen. Page three June 20, 1994 AV-94-35 M For further information, please call Miss Robin Singer of the community Planning and Development Department, Zoning Division at 921-3471. Sincerely, Jud Kurlancheek Assistant Director JK:gr c:/doc/av9435.not I — d i s CHANCE ORDER No. I PROJEC."T: Dania Ocean Pier DATE OF ISSUANCE: February 28, 1995 OWNER: Cityot'Dania II CONTRACTOR: '11w Murphy Constntctinn Company I CONTRACT FOR- Visiting Pier i You are directed to make the following changes in the Contract Documents. Description!SE1'. AlTACHRD " I•mpovc nt'Change Order: Lnndxnping chmrgas and contract time extension. r Attachments: (List Documenb supporliug change): SEE-A•rTAC11HD _ CHANGE IN CONTRACT PRICE: CHANGE IN CONTRACT TUME: Original Contract Muc Chigiml Contract Timc t_ S I RSO 000 OD 365 ! IJ Previous Change Orders No. Net Change Previous Charge Orders EN c. Contract Price prior to this Change Order Contract Time Prior to Change Order r •' ;�` $ I-RS0.000 00 _- _ .. 365 -- Net Change of this Change Onler Nct Change of this Change Order I �� Is i(i1162) 153 Contracl Price with all Change Orders Contract Time with all Change Orders i'•?„, RECOMMENDED: COASTAL SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL,INC. APPROVED- OS«AVachaidl ! THE MURPHY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY APPROVED' - -- CITY ATTORNEY CITY CLERIC ! CITY ON UANIA CITY OF DAMA i i FEB-24-1995 16:16 P.03 >=�:� IBIT "A t[ M :_F INv i ,-I.I'I'i IIII I-.IYIVI I •mil _..- - L L,_.-.. .....__ .. LP I . 3_ ,_ 15�2I ;I1:1_IHI l COASTAL SYSTEMS INTERN ATICINAI., INC._ _ :1 A4iIn lhxlL 111611WAI • CORAL ❑AI11 Iax. I LURInA 33149. l Hi. 701-01 363J • PAX,301 I-1 1-14 24020 February 24. 1995 Mr. Ruben Flatlet' CITY OF DANIA 100 WcNt Dania Beach Doulcvurd Dania, Florida 33311 4 RE: DANIA OCEAN PI ER CHANGE ORDER NO. 1 _ I _ Lear Mr. Flalley. ' I Lnclosed for convderadon and approval by the City Commission is Change (Mier No. I. This change order allows tier a deduction tier a portion of the landscupe portion of the contract with the monies reverting hack to the City to allow for a separate landscape project in the sren south of the Fier ramp. I 'I he seulnd clemcot of dds change onler allows the Contractor additional"weather delays"during the course of construction to extend the contract time as allowed for in the cornract. This tinic extension will provide the Contractor sufficient time to mjiove,dw rcrtnining debris from demolition of the old pier and di,posc of the rubble offshore in the permitted artificial reef site. J: I This is to miucst that you have die City Commission approve Change Order No. I and return acopy zz of:his document to to for distribution.. 1f you should have any questions.plmsd feel fret to oonttat me. Very truly yours COA51'A �7ERNAT10NA1„IIV� Kevin M.McCabe,P.li. Associate i I KMM:cg Enclosure i i I,.N,JAI , I'.YIIlIII,MINTAL jVIJ. YAII.InI•I RINn AND~AUMIVT FEB-24-1995 16:16 P.02 - v 4g 021 2e 15 sl-I C UR_1F71_ LMIi I I I 4i COASTAL SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL, INC. �N Snu IN UIXIF HIGHWAY • (YIHAL C:ANIY.\. FLORMA Ulu TIvL)W-661 J455 • FAX.70}(Ad-Ivli MEMORANDUM COMM: 24020 DATE. February 24, 1995 TO: Robezt Flaticy,City of Dania 1 FROM: Kevin M. McCabe,P.E..Coastal Systems International, RE: DANIA OCEAN PIER 2 Z @: Attached 5•ou will &d a copy of Change Order No. 1 for the l7rnia Oc,•,.,,Picr. Plcnvc note!hate hand cnpy will follow via Federal Cxpress this evening. i m- 1 l 5. I rP MW WVIQ • CIVII 9r}111MLl WIM1 wNp MANMYWWT .-.-., ..,.,� .. P.R1 A _ 1_ R A L C O N 1 t4 A C T p H s I' O 511 ?]Gil 16]0 CI.^HE AVC WEOT PALM ah.nCl+. 1'LVl+iu^. 33•\Oa . i._LCPIIONV G!:E-JG34 I CHANGE ORDER REQOLSS NO. One (II To CONTRACT oaLedi 12-14-93 usto of this CRANGR ORDER2 - ryped Ry: RC mce sub number; _. ,100050-7 { TO: CITY OF DANIA JOB: Dania Pier C/O; Cuaatal Systems International Atta. Kevin McCabe i 404 South Dixie Highway Coral Gables, F1. 33146 nESCRIPTION: 1. Credit. for Landscaping _ . . . .$2,760,62 2. Balance of Landscaping, neeL-oration of parking lot and debris material to be left P around pier for credit for rip rap boulders and additional handrail on pier. $0.00 Note if debris material is to be disposed of off-site the contractor will remove debris by July 31, 1995 iR exchange for the balance of credits. 3. Extend contract expiration fur weather days and debris removal to July 31, 1995. Pinal i DEP notice Lu proceed was issued on August 25, 1994 ITN original cvor act........... ........... .......... ......$1,R50,000.00 k, contract through cnange order so..— .............. .51, S0,000,02 :j+j.• Add fur thia change order........................ ......S (0.001 1' F�;.eKiJ (Deduct) for this change Order.........................S (2.760.621 I,. 1• ..-:•gyp( NRW CONTRACT............ ....... ..... ... ..................SL,04.7.239. 8 ACCFFTBDt, Title: Title: J.R. nurohr, prsoidanj _ pate= patot Fobruary 0. 19�" FED-24-1995 16:17 - "-` p.04 ' 'a CITY OF DANIA INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT TO: Robert Flatley City Manager FROM: Will Allen Growth Management Director LCV CCU ' RE: REQUEST FOR REVIVAL MEETING ON CITY PROPERTY Date: February 24, 1995 Information is attached concerning the request of the Boyd Outreach Evangelistic „ Ministries to have a revival meeting from Friday, March 10,1995 to Monday, April 3, 1995. The location of this tent meeting is proposed to be the space between the ti cemetery and Byrd Park. This site is owned by the City of Dania. The size of the area is approximately 174' x 389'. Approval of such operations in a tent as well as the use of city property is the responsibility of the City Commission. fA'e The concept of a revival meeting at this location is recommended for approval pending the submittal of additional information. The request is for a 60' x 150' tent to be placed on this site which runs from Phippen-Waiters Road to Ely Blvd. The revival would be from 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. nightly. Additional information has been requested about the tent. This information is needed by the Fire Department to make decisions about maximum occupancy, aisle widths, location of exits, required extinguishers, etc. BSO was consulted and the reaction was n. r that no extraordinary Problems would be expected . The following suggestions are made should the City Commission approve the request: 1. The tent should be oriented from east to west so that speakers and noise would be directed to the west. This would avoid noise complaints from residents to the east, whom BSO has indicated have complained about noise in the past. 2. Parking should be to the west side of the lot along Ely Blvd. i a 9i-p 9 Page 2 2 3. The City of Dania needs to be named as an additional insured or co-insured in an amount to be determined by the City Commission. 4. Permits for the tent, electrical and fire inspection need to be obtained. The revival cannot open until all applicable inspections have been made and approvals obtained. It is suggested that fees not be waived as these inspections may take considerable time. 5. Trailers/campers shall not be parked overnight or stored on the site. 6. A bond should be filed to assure debris is cleared from the site. 7. No signs or banners have been requested at this time. Any such request should comply with provisions of City Code for temporary signs. s' 1 r - 'SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO' James C. Boyd Funeral Home P.O. BOX 9752 2324 SISTRUNK BOULEVARD FORT LAUDERDALE. FLORIDA 33311 (305) 584-3940 • (305) 587-7866 FAX A 584-1647 JAMES C. BOYD ERMA J. BOYD DORSEY LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTOR LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTOR February 22, 1995 ti - Attention: City Manager of Dania We, the Boyd Outreach Evangelistic Ministries, do desire to have an Evangelistic effort in the city of Dania, in the month of March, the loth day, 1995 for three weeks, to April 3, 1995. i; ' This meeting is designed to reach the down, outers, and the homeless. We cy are concerned about our young black boys and girls, and the disadvantages rr in the city at large. c:. This meeting will consist of singing, praying, preaching, and testimonies of ;'. young men and women who have been delivered from drugs, alcohol, and the F' street life. They are now contributing citizens in society. We are hoping to bring together many churches from the city and adjacent cities to assist in this religious endeavor. Together we can make a remarkable effect on crime, drugs and illicit sex in this area. The meeting will be held 7:30 p.m. - 10:30pm nightly. There will be no charge to the public. t'! We are seeking many citizens of Dania to help sponsor the effort. Prayful xri consideration for this community effort is desired. jt Sincerely, Rev. Frank J. Boyd, I I i I s ° v _ _.��---------- - - -- - for T'ca KE0iV7 - /00 \A �IA/�o �orl A S� C�1'r�ls �� �o�✓. 7��t \ : C u'� erg �� fttl � rXL � .crr y A. wr •� �Y K a�• X .c .c c <'. K •� L Y r Y r� w f ,r A r FPS JI�Nf Acl 71 u t x y t -4 I -" o � i U:_ 1 f. 1 _ f Ilrlrll/rfl r�Irl1,t /II/ri�Irfl 1 1 [ G � 1` 0 J .f G 1) c. t. Certificate of SYame Aefsimance _ REGISTERED ISSUED By �•'�"•. FABRIC Date NUMBER Harrison Tents manufactured P. O. Box 118 ortrp F_ 440-1 , Hamilton, OH 45012 10/9/89 `'10 513-887-2007 This /s to certify that the materials described on the reverse side hereof have been flame. retardant treated(or are Inherently nonllemm_ebl_eJ____ FOR Jemic way rhrict-ian r.H a tra.pq ADDRESS^TJI+�3f 16U8 CITY Enrnet ^3ty1, STATE_Nnrth Caro-l-lrla Certification Is hereby made that: (Check "a" or "b") - . . o - (e) The articles described on the reverse side of this Certificate here been treated with aflame-retardant 1 chemical approved and registered by the Slate Fire Marshal and that the application of sold chemical was done In conformance wilh the laws of the State of California and the Rules and Regulations of the State Fire Marshal. Name of chemical used ................................... .Chem. Reg. No. . ... P _. 1 Method of application................................. _ ............................ ... ....... ... .. . ..... ® (b) The articles described on the reverse dale hereof are made from aflame-resblent fabric or material registered and approved by-lha-St■to Fire Marshal for such use. - Trade name of 0amorublsnl fabric or material used PRV Rep. No. F-140-1 The Flame Retardant Process Used WILL, NOT a Removed By Washing n !� r 1 rise y 1. i 1; W rfltz i. , . ,• nC TNU eJ :1! Yfl FUN F'�i1I H t _ i. l! 11 U1 17_1]�1 Pr:'i LL.I'AYFL llxn SGG 1'nert,FLl 32073 T CLd6rllOYL:1Q"3A9-3377 11N00' Z414388Y &RON ROBh,'RTS& .4 SSOClATES R ..Mmw� H'a a. IUOA+E69G71fA To: City Manager of Dania prom: Ron Roberts & Associates Re: Rev Frank Boyd i outreach 8vangelistic Ministries . We are currently in the process of preparing an insurance policy for Mr Bovds We will be able to bind coverage shortly if should ^;L for the questionsaconcerning that you athe re r insurance. any 9 Pleaseucontact usve at 1-800-241-8882. Thank you for your time. 1 Si cer yl Sandy L Prather I I I L L I 1. i I I i iVF. 1V4Mf TO SFRVF 1'OU FEB-23-1995 16:56 P•62 �7 ./.i�vvyy ,,yyam� y � vy y� �,, ,� ,� ,y an�onban an nd a° anbd a°mm��an un En n um n�dnSa°nbQnbMME�°n� 5VE 0fr NV 5� Dc MAP` jta Q - a DEAN nP i9epartment of Otate dVpa a � n i C I certify from the records of this office that THE KNOWLEDGE OF LIFE wC ane MINISTRIES, INC. is a corporation organized under the laws of the State of 3 r �' Florida, filed on November 1, 1994. °na an MI, The document number of this corporation is N94000005463. nVl� nna ,VC I further certify that said corporation has paid all fees and penalties due this office nV� through December 31, 1994, and its status is active. "� ry p I further certify that said corporation has not filed Articles of Dissolution. V �V NUM DAG �V13 aVP- an DUC NINE � � V jDUE 0hen under mp banb anb the avv great Deal of the jotate of_11oriba, at Tallabag0r, the(capital, tbig the n ,VC _ Third Dap of November, 1994 a ��� � - • � HE e�MC Tim J$Mitlt cni - CR2EO22(2.91) *cretarg of o*tate �n n � � �Ai�r�1(1�r�1 r�1 � CHCNi lCHN f1��Jnb �n6dn�O �[1�i0 do _ yy. ,a ; STATE OF FLORIDA a'I• DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE all) CONSUMER'S CERTIFICATE OF EXEMPTION 108605 �• :� Issued Pursuant to Sales and Use Tax Law Chapter 212,Florida Statutes , This Certificate is NOmTranslefAble TYPE OF ORGAMIZATIO14 12/15/94 12/1S/1999 39�22-174797.;1 1SC RELIGIOUS This is to certify that the organization indicated below Is hereby exempt from the Payment of Sales or Use Tax on the purchase or lease of tangible Personal property,the lease of transient rental gccommodations or real Pf0PertY Location Address: Mailing Address' r 401 EASTILOLUMBUS DRIVE KNOWLEDGE OF LIFE MINISTRIESe ' IMC. TAMPA FL 3360Z P.j 401 EAST COLUMBUS DRIVE STANPA FL 33602 j EX CUT DIRECTOR j SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR IMPORTANT INFORMATION. r try( 10 4.�4 � I J 4 s j Z t r rY 4:t I rTrtlk .fn ';3'f�]I 1.! .'. f ^'!� F r , i� �� • .n:. S I 1 .1 w City Of Dania ! ` Fire Department t 1 Bureau of Fire Prevention 100 West Dania Beach Blvd. Dania, FL 33004 (305) 921-8700 Ext. 260 TO: Will Allen, Growth Management `-t . FROM: Edward Tarmey, Fire Inspector RE: Revival Tent tz DATE: February 24, 1995 �6 �V n ' I have done a preliminary overview of the Jesus Way Christian Ministries site plan. It will 3 i be necessary for them to include and/or clarify the following: 1. Does the proposed structure have sides or a valance more than eighteen ( 18 ) inches deep ? 2. What are the dimensions of the of the platform stage ? 3. What is the dimension of the "space' between the stage and the seating ? 4. How many persons will occupy the stage at any one time ? S. Will the space in front of the stage be occupied by "standing room" attendees ? 6. Indicate the "tie down" ropes on the plan so Exits can be properly located ? fy�� i 4 h y MEMORANDUM TO: MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS FROM: CHARLENE SALTALAMACCHIA, CITY CLERK'S DEPT. SUBJECT: BOARD APPOINTMENTS DATE FEBRUARY 23, 1995 APPOINTMENT NEEDED FOR AIRPORT ADVISORY BOARD: (Note: Entire Board �=± will be reappointed March 1995, i COMMISSIONER BERTINO:-1 APPOINTMENT NEEDED TO REPLACE ROSEANN WEBB 1 APPOINTMENT NEEDED FOR THE UNSAFE STRUCTURES BOARD (Note: Terms for each member are three years from date of appointment and replacement a appointments serve until term expires) 5 ONE APPOINTMENT OF A REAL ESTATE APPRAISER IS NEEDED BY THE tTrS n: COMMISSION TO REPLACE KEITH PFENNINGER (DECEASED)... 1 APPOINTMENT NEEDED FOR THE DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY& c DANIA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD: Note: Entire Board will be reappointed March 19951995. VICE MAYOR GRACE: - 1 APPOINTMENT NEEDED TO REPLACE STERLING COLLINS - (RESIGNED) y, ?' NOTE: I HAVE ATTACHED AN UPDATED "BOARD AND COMMITTEE MEMBER" LIST FOR YOU TO USE IN PREPARATON OF THE UPCOMING MARCH REAPPOINTMENTS OR NEW APPOINTMENTS. AS USUAL,THE LIST OF THOSE PEOPLE WHO HAVE EXPRESSED AN INTEREST IN SERVING ON BOARDS HAS BEEN ATTACHED. r' 3 ; i w ��;,.�,�--. P� �Nm � �L ' A��Wj�d 1� 1 O �� r ., � ebr�-+�a�c ��5� l °t�S l .�Ir � -.y �. j 1' 1 � � �� � '„T:',i 1�;; ' ��� r '` {kii ,: fl�`r' �. r� ,Ft��� Fj �. i+ I i These images were produced in the normal course of business by: The Microfilm Depot/Advanced Imaging Solutions 1213 South 30 Avenue, Hollywood, FL. 33020 Brow: (305) 927A404 Dade: (305) 625-0509 i '6 I F " +g