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HomeMy WebLinkAbout36644 - AGENDAS - City Commission c t' 1 i `{C Vj ,b. MINUTES DANIA CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING JUNE 11, 1996 i CALL TO ORDER *Mayor Bertino called the meeting to order at 7.30 p.m. a INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE *Pastor Jairam Seelochan, True Bread Worship Center t ,� ROLL CALL - Mayor: John Bertino Vice Mayor: Bobbie Grace ' Commissioners: Bill Hyde �� f! ,p Albert Jones ` , Bob Mikes " f Asst. City Attorney: Tim Ryan ! ' ° City Manager: Mike Smith `x City �� ;• y Clerk: MarieJabalee i1 PRESENTATIONS wl, *BSO - Deputy of the Month „ Chief Frey, BSO, recognized Deputy Michael Roberto and Deputy Cynthia Adamski for their professional police work that resulted in the arrest of three dangerous suspects ! , ' who later confessed to a homicide in Dade County. Chief Frey presented Deputy Roberto and Deputy Adamski with the "Deputy of the Month" award for May 1996. x' 1.1 PULLED FROM CONSENTAGENDA: ITEMS 1.1, 1.4AND 1.5 4 � L�Ld A e 1 . 1. CONSENTAGENDA t Bills: t r 4 1.2 Approval of Bills for the month of April 1996. i-0� k Resolutions wt ! ,r REGULAR MEETING 1 JUNE 11 19964 " t`r e shh 4t n,G �A� i+. fFY 1 t$Sj IPi.�.��t.y y. NJY �] if tf t 'i J r. ' . i 1.3 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, IN SUPPORT OF S.1181 AND H.R. 3551, TITLED "THE SHORE PROTECTION ACT OF 1996", URGING THE BILLS' QUICK PASSAGE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." 1.6 "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTION 13-69(J) OF THE CITY OF DANIA CODE REGARDING THE j COLLECTION AND ENFORCEMENT OF SOLID WASTE AND DISPOSAL COLLECTION FEES AND ASSESSMENTS; AMENDING THE REQUIREMENT THAT SUCH FEE SHALL BE RECOVERABLE IN A j COMPETENT COURT OF JURISDICTION; PROVIDING THAT SUCH FEES - ' MAY BE COLLECTED OR ENFORCED BY ANY LAWFUL MEANS; PROVIDING THAT ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN >, CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (First Reading of Ordinance) 1M1 y A motion was made by Vice Mayor Grace, seconded by Commissioner Jones to approve the Consent Agenda with the exception of item 1.1, 1.4 ` and 1.5. The motion passed on the following roll call: Y Commissioner Hyde-yes Commissioner Jones-yes Commissioner Mikes-yes Vice Mayor Grace-yes Mayor Bertino-yes ITEMS PULLED FROM CONSENT AGENDA ' Minutes: 1.1 Regular Meeting of March 26, 1996. r 2 F ' Commissioner Mikes expressed concern that portions of item 4.4 in the ' * March 26 minutes, relating to the FPL Special Exception, may have been misstated. He recommended to have the City's Special Attorney, Earl Gallop, Esq. review the language before approving. Attorney Tim Ryan advised that the minutes can be approved with the �r exception of item 4.4 as long as the objectionable material is discussed. 1 r A motion was made by Commissioner Mikes, seconded by Commissioner it Hyde to approve the minutes of March 26, 1996, except for item 4.4 pending clarification from counsel and approval at a later date. t REGULAR MEETING r 2 JUNE 11, 1996 r, Ey �x sjx(e rx4F a .2 ': - ut x3'a Y c1,11• n,tp ftF ii 31Y��'1ti rr 4� a ,l R t Y ti s J Y SUCH ELECTION, PROVIDING MEMBERS WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO RECEIVE AN INCREASED BENEFIT FOR A PERIOD OF UP TO FOUR YEARS OF SERVICE PROVIDES THAT THE MEMBER PAYS THE FULL ACTUARIAL COST OF SUCH ELECTION, PROVIDING FOR A ' REPEALER; PROVIDING FOR A SAVINGS CLAUSE; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (First reading of Ordinance) Vice Mayor Grace suggested to continue the ordinance until the Commission has had an opportunity to review the upcoming budget scheduled in July. The ordinance affects the Fire Department which is ( ; •' one of the City's major expenditures. ' E � j City Manager Smith explained that this ordinance implements contract r' language that has already been approved in negotiating the Collective ''. 3 Bargaining Agreement. The option will be exercised by individuals and iFbargaining not as a bar ainin unit. The sole cost 9 9 will be aid b the employee. .p y plo ee. The - City y of D., y Dania has no obligation to the Policemen in the plan for this ' benefit. Signed releases have been obtained from the 14 officers recognizing their full financial responsibility and clarifying that there will U not be any precedent set in relation to what the Fire Department , v= negotiates in the future. 1 Mike Brown, President of the Metro Broward Professional Firefighters, y explained that the ordinance will allow older employees to leave so that "M t new employees can be hired at a lessor cost and savings to the City. He didn't expect too many employees to take advantage of the benefit since t 1 ,n a cost evaluation found 21 months to cost $27,000 for one employee. tt� City Manager Smith explained that the total payroll will be reduced if some `f( n } of the higher paid long-term officers in the Fire Department exercise this k benefit. This is not like the HollywoodPlan incentivesre 6s yk i an where we Mi y� provided for employees to leave early as employees are going to pay for 4' the cost. r A motion was made by Vice Mayor Grace, seconded by Commissioner ' I Jones to adopt the ordinance on first reading. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: ' Commissioner Hyde - yes Commissioner Jones -yes Commissioner Mikes - no Vice Mayor Grace - yes Mayor Bertino - yes r .+ A � g = ' REGULAR MEETING 4 JUNE 11, 1996 d` 1 i vv 6 eq� 1 i Y• YuV L 1 v __... 1 � 1 I 1 q i , The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Hyde - yes Commissioner Jones -yes ' Commissioner Mikes - yes Vice Mayor Grace - yes Mayor Bertino - yes �k Commissioner Mikes asked whether code violations can be enforced =• when individuals request licenses as a way to provide leverage on property maintenance. Mr. Allen advised that code violations are not part shy . of the criteria outlined in the Code for Auctioneers Licenses. Attorney �µ Ryan mentioned that the wording in the code relates to the operation of the business like parking or safety issues. Discussion followed one ' aa' enforcing code compliance before issuance of a license as long as the w ` City is within their legal rights. $ x� �Sw n8.2 Request by Bruce Kodner for renewal of Occupational License for Auctioneers at 11 South Federal Highway. n A A motion was made by Commissioner Hyde, seconded by Vice Mayorv ' Grace to renew the Auctioneer License for one year for Bruce Kodner. .. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: di w Y c . Commissioner Hyde - yes Commissioner Jones -yes ` �5 Commissioner Mikes - yes Vice Mayor Grace - yes w� 'w' `- Mayor Bertino - yes ,r xgJti 8.3 Request by Builtmore Construction Co. of Florida, Inc. to construct a •' temporary parking structure on east side of Ravenswood Road. r� Ix Will Allen, Growth Management Director, advised that Frank Kunzig, Builtmore Construction Co., is requesting to build a temporary working model of a parking structure on Ravenswood Road just north of 1-595. The request is unusual and staff is requesting direction from the Commission as the petitioner would like to keep the structure on site for one year to develop their idea. No one from Builtmore Construction was present to respond to questions. A motion was made by Commissioner Hyde, seconded by Vice Mayor Grace to table the request until the petitioner can be present to provide s backup information. The motion passed unanimously. 8.4 Adoption of Ely Boulevard and PhippeNWaiters Road by the College ' Gardens Neighborhood Association. 9 r a _ , r m4 oy R REGULAR MEETING 6 JUNE 11 F �6 ��nti5�tt at�� f�n i1 `ij � �7 lti N loop 54e _ { ..._.._.___. V { c II A City Manager Smith reported on the improvements being made to the southwest section of the City with the assistance from the College Gardens Neighborhood Association. F" Merita Mitchell, College Gardens Neighborhood Association, requested ;i Commission approval for the association to officially adopt Ely Boulevard and Phippen/Waiters Road. The association's intent is to work with the City Manager in beautifying the streets as they have with the exit ramps coming off Stirling Road and 1-95 through the Department of Transportation. Commissioner Hyde suggested to set up files on adopted streets and to p tis�l approve the request by Resolution. f A motion was made by Commissioner Jones, seconded by Commissioner Hyde to approve the request to adopt Ely Boulevard and Phippen/Waiters t� Road by the College Garden Neighborhood Association. r. + r k ♦Y.. i" � vi-t V� J �1. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: y`r w „< Commissioner Hyde - yes Commissioner Jones -yesf Commissioner Mikes - yes Vice Mayor Grace - yes * ` Mayor Bertino - yes ` P 8.5 Trash collection Procedures and Regulations. h..c City Manager Smith mentioned that meetings have taken place with r Southern Sanitation regarding the problems with trash pickup in the City. $ ` w There is nothing in the contract requiring a time limit on pickup by Southern Sanitation and the schedule that has been provided is note y working out. Residents are not abiding by the regulations for the trash pickup by mixing garbage items and making trash piles too large. The A '* City is going to start enforcing the guidelines and residents will be cited for special pickups. Vice Mayor Grace stressed the need for Southern Sanitation to advise the City when they are unable to stay within their trash pickup schedules. Bud Palm, Public Works Director, recommended to narrow the schedule for each section of the City in an effort to improve pickup service and eliminate the debris problems with trash sitting out too long. t 8.6 Membership in Broward League of Cities (Vice Mayor Grace) `xr REGULAR MEETING 7 DUNE 11, 996 1 .a aryl• tx P : +� w saH� �_ AY 'u Ell 'Ti �v yy�Se i } I `I IA F I i i a. Vice Mayor Grace explained that Norman Abramowitz contacted her to represent the City of Dania and renew the City's membership at the Broward League of Cities. City Manager Smith advised that the City Commission generally agreed that the Florida League of Cities provides 5 ' more benefits. Commissioner Mikes and Commissioner Hyde opposed the membership renewal. hI Vice Mayor Grace requested City Manager Smith send a letter to the i Broward League explaining the City's reasons for not renewing the j membership. .. ( ' , , 9. APPOINTMENTS 9.1 Appointment of three members to the Airport Advisory Board. i h 9.2 One citizen appointment by City Commission and three citizen 3 it nominations from City Commission for employees to vote for one member to the Civil Service Board. i.t '{ 9.3 Appointment of two alternates to the Code Enforcement Board, r` i) 9.4 Appointment of three members to the Community Affairs Advisory Board 9.5 Appointment of one member to the Dania Economic Development and ( Downtown Redevelopment Board. 9.6 Appointment of two members to the Human Relations Board, ;r 9.7 Appointment of three members to the Marine Advisory Board. " <, (r5 t j A p, t a + , Vice Mayor Grace appointed Vito Mancino to replace Anthony Stevens on the Marine Advisory Board. a� P , . A motion was made by Commissioner Hyde, second by Commissioner Mikes to approve the appointment. The motion passed unanimously. a ' 9.8 Appointment of one member to the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board. 9.9 Appointment of one member to the Planning & Zoning Board. .• 9.10 Appointment of three members to the Unsafe Structures Board. k� r= 10. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS ' 10.1 City Manager ( *Workshop Meeting June 18, 1996, 7:30 P.M. - Discussion of Capital Improvements/Assessment Programs City Manager Smith advised that Ronald Zielinski has resigned from the Dania Housing Authority and that the appointment information will be included on the next agenda. City Manager Smith commented on the items scheduled for the Workshop Meeting on June 18., REGULAR MEETING 8 JUNE 11, 1996 t 1 I i a i y.. a � Il 1 , 11.2 Commissioner Jones Commissioner Jones agreed with Commissioner Mikes that there is a need to plan two ` or three years in advance on the City's financial position. Citizens were encouraged to attend the Youth Revival at St. Ruth's Baptist Church that is ongoing through June 14. Commissioner Jones commented on the Friends of the Library event that commended Paul DeMaio and Vito Mancino. Commissioner Jones mentioned the partnership with the School Board and the Center for Environmental and Educational Resources, Inc. He asked the Commission to consider the possibility of utilizing a safety training course at Tigertail Lake Park for deserving individuals from Dania who want to learn water sports. Classes would start on July 6 and continue July 13, July 20 and July 27. ' Commissioner Jones mentioned that street lights seem to be out throughout the City. ` City Manager Smith advised that the City is in touch with FPL on a regular basis. Mr. a, Smith thought that service is most like affected by the cut backs at FPL. 11.3 Commissioner Mikes lM Y I =f a Commissioner Mikes recommended to prepare a five year financial projection to have a IF better handle on the City's necessary costs. Z i City Manager Smith advised that FPL has filed a Motion with the Court and that Bruce y Johnson, the City's Liability Attorney, is handling the case. The Wackenhut case is ' expected to be heard on a Trial by Judge basis soon and depositions may be scheduled this week. f� Y .tl Y 1 r 11.4 Vice-Mayor Grace Vice Mayor Grace expressed appreciation for those who have been so supportive with her daughter's recent illness, , i City Manager Smith advised Vice Mayor Grace that he addressed the problem with the t` Halley Family and that another letter is being sent out. The Northwest Byrd Point Civic Association is holding their first Father's Day Banquet at Modello Park at 8:00 p.m. on Friday and tickets are $10.00. Vice Mayor Grace asked that the concession stand be checked for safety at Modello Park since summer programs are starting. BSO was commended for their police A , µ t services and asked if they could provide more surveillance along NW 1 Street to deter drug dealing. ,(I REGULAR MEETING 10 JUNE 11 1996 � y�r5i����4 � � �;��` �•off{ V t Y 45 y U�• 4 1 5 ( 4� j`�la � , ��'��dt A _"' -•_•.,-.. 4w. .. .__-. --. ,, ...__ y F ' ;tti 114 y �z���Jy�l� z. ; AGENDA DANIA CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING { JUNE 11, 1996 7.30 P.M. t ANY PERSON WHO DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THE CITY COMMISSION WITH REGARD TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS,AND FOR SUCH PURPOSE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE " PROCEEDINGS IS MADE WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. 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 FORM S ARE AVAILABLE IN THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE IN THE ADMINISTRATION CENTER. L� r IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, PERSONS NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT MARIE JABALEE, CITY CLERK, 100 W. DANIA BEACH BLVD,, DANIA, FL, 33004, 921-8700 EXT. 202 AT LEAST 48 HOURS PRIOR TO THE MEETING. y ,5 CALL TO ORDER INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE *Pastor Jairam Seelochan, True Bread Worship Center 4% 3 ROLL CALL M�< �F I` PRESENTATIONS r, + *BSO - Deputy of the Month , 1. CONSENT AGENDA x 5, e Minutes: f 1.1 Regular Meeting of March 26, 1996. Bills: , 1.2 Approval of Bills for the month of April 1996. Resolutions t 1t 1.3 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, IN SUPPORT OF S.1181 AND H.R. 3551, TITLED "THE SHORE PROTECTION ACT OF ` ' ' 1996", URGING THE BILLS' QUICK PASSAGE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (Staff) a 1.4 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA FLORIDA, APPROVING THE NON-FINANCIAL PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE x 4!ki C.y sC l�i�j. ti( R � v, i3 1 � k i4 :�7^'R ° M _..__. - >.._..___. _. ___._ ,�yf f • , � r��k ♦yam-,-. CITY OF DANIA AND THE SCHOOL BOARD OF BROWARD COUNTY TO SHARE RESOURCES TO SUPPORT EACH OTHER'S GOALS AND OBJECTIVES; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Ordinances 1.5 "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTION 18-42(1) OF ARTICLE IV OF CHAPTER 18 OF THE CODE OF J ORDINANCES, PROVIDING MEMBERS WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO i ELECT TO COMMENCE NORMAL RETIREMENT FOUR YEARS 11 EARLIER PROVIDED THAT THE MEMBER PAYS THE FULL w ACTUARIAL COST OF SUCH ELECTION, PROVIDING MEMBERS ' WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO RECEIVE AN INCREASED BENEFIT FOR A PERIOD OF UP TO FOUR YEARS OF SERVICE PROVIDES THAT THE MEMBER PAYS THE FULL ACTUARIAL COST OF SUCH ELECTION, PROVIDING FOR A REPEALER; PROVIDING FOR A Y ; SAVINGS CLAUSE; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND r PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (First reading of Ordinance) (Staff) k t 1.6 "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTION 13-69(J) OF THE CITY OF DANIA CODE REGARDING THE COLLECTION AND ENFORCEMENT OF SOLID WASTE AND � r k DISPOSAL COLLECTION FEES AND ASSESSMENTS; AMENDING < THE REQUIREMENT THAT SUCH FEE SHALL BE RECOVERABLE IN 3 '#f s ' - y A COMPETENT COURT OF JURISDICTION; PROVIDING THAT SUCH FEES MAY BE COLLECTED OR ENFORCED BY ANY LAWFUL ` r MEANS; PROVIDING THAT ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE ,aw DATE." (First Reading of Ordinance) (Staff) 2. PROCLAMATIONS F A'° 2.1 Declaring the week of June 3 - 9, 1996, as "17th Annual National ;. Fishing Week in the City of Dania. f , 2.2 Declaring June 14, 1996, as "Esther Baylor McCoy Day" in the City of Dania. f f ` ` 3. BIDS - none 3 4. PUBLIC HEARINGS - none 5. SITE PLANS - none r ' 6. CITIZENS' COMMENTS— COMMENTS BY DANIA CITIZENS OR INTERESTED PARTIES THAT ARE NOT A PART OF THE REGULAR AGENDA SHOULD BE GIVEN IN WRITING OR COMMUNICATED VERBALLY PRIOR TO 4:00 P.M. THE SECOND(2ND)AND FOURTH(4TH)MONDAY OF EACH MONTH. COMMENTS OF ANY NATURE WILL BE RESPONDED TO BY THE OFFICE OF rr� THE CITY MANAGER. IN THE EVENT THAT THE CONCERN REMAINS UNRESOLVED, THE Y i { 1f Jk. yk 1 i�J, n " x , i'• 2 f ? r.,,•VV WWWWWWGGGGGG''''' ts 4K' , ' s fr �t akrew^�++•.. d e ' 1 4 101, s V,. I CITIZENS)OR PARTY WILL BE ASKED TO ADDRESS THE CITY COMMISSION DURING THE MEETING. r>, 7- EXPENDITURE REQUESTS-none r 8• DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION 8.1 Request by Sheila Gross for renewal of Occupational License for :• Auctioneers at 45 South Federal Highway. (Staff) 8.2 Request by Bruce Kodner for renewal of Occupational License for A;ictioneers at 11 South Federal Highway. (Staff) 8.3 Request by Builtmore Construction Co. of Florida, Inc. to construct a temporary parking structure on east side of Ravenswood Road. (Staff) 8.4 Adoption of Ely Boulevard and Phippen/Waiters Road by the College Gardens Neighborhood Association. 8.5 Trash collection Procedures and Regulations. (Staff) hr 8.6 Membership in Broward League of Cities (Vice Mayor Grace)9• APPOINTMENTS 5 � ��C 1 Y i:•l: 9.1 Appointment of three members to the Airport Advisory Board. 9.2 One citizen appointment by City Commission and three citizen a s,= nominations from City Commission for employees to vote for one member IL . to the Civil Service Board. r `rr n* 9.3 Appointment of two alternates to the Code Enforcement Board. ' " 9.4 Appointment of three members to the Community Affairs Advisory Board z 9.5 Appointment of one member to the Dania Economic Development and € Downtown Redevelopment Board. m�z 9.6 Appointment of two members to the Human Relations Board. 9.7 Appointment of three members to the Marine Advisory Board. f gth 9.8 Appointment of one member to the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board. 9 Appointment g ppointment of one member to the Planning & ZoninBoard.9.10 Appointment of three members to the Unsafe Structures Board. 1 1 << r 10. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS ;y ✓' ' " 10.1 City Manager 'Workshop Meeting June 18, 1996, 7:30 P.M. - a: Discussion of Capital Improvements/Assessment Programs ., i OZ „ 10.2 City Attorney r f1� .Yr f r f.+ 1✓ 1� <� : 1 �Ata- �1/;1��� F rt� � `if 11 i} ✓ST'ga� AXE Jth r3 2 yf f l f ,1 s z` ✓1�,tt>kmi t�u�4 r _-�f �xs : a��5 a ak� �`7 1�zw 3yi���Itfh"1�v'r Pf xS yy 4 ' F r .. t 1 CI i., 1, ry ! 11. COMMISSION COMMENTS 4 " 11.1 Commissioner Hyde 11.2 Commissioner Jones 11.3 Commissioner Mikes n a + 11.4 Vice-Mayor Grace " 11.5 Mayor Bertino r ` t f r s 3 e t � l i k k r'�rFra SS;rrt s < �rae4n s > �lr�t3 za��Fri,gG s'�4 '" hMid Jai w� tu!• !'7'i1r r r qr �reAero +l1 Y I U{ k its k3 f f 5 $e Y`t F U'l�'`,s rr�tiaili zb. f ry 'Vf f 3ij nx�2 i n �Sv Yaf l vRuVP Fk FMM,Y �h uftYNt Fo" 4 ''" v � K T { 1 r' A .' r r !• is .1 ' ADDENDUM DANIA CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING JUKE 11, 1996 r c . 2. PROCLAMATIONS 2.3 Declaring June 30, 1996, as "Carole K. Stanier Day" ';�, 1f 5 xyf E"r,,r4 17 !Fv .i'ti tt �s '`Y-T n 'k �'( 'Yt r �, 'v+•G � a r - � v t p3�tU� f73� rA �� n r4v v�>•7v -,i i 1 r Yr- 01. ,!1 { l {5 ✓ !i„ r S,[ z 7 " gg 1 t'p {�ljV 1 o e solt. f Y [x 4`(`9 .,r 51'a3 Ll rMJ t k,.•1' btR �T'w•��k.Sw'^LHt1 �'���*Yv.ig1'rGt.'Sn _rlfl k i tsil�vl4�t �b �+'� ii iwawy.>W.i}- P.,� w w« •..��, r rwv ti f S Y �y n,, w.e Fah..i.w.,. ��. . ?A t + ta> , � t 1 r F'• .�( l £,u l C t 1 C F �r � '�jrna. n �".��,;'nLT- _ ±, . ^ t tt� �..--� � A3 t ,.C, yc. yt tltt '1� Fj, +ti'�` ,f et N R1 Yh, � •fn � t t aRy. �� 1 ti t a ,4„<1 . � t y, � F. �J�.,ems }?�>'�g{;.�...• � . I ; � .� ��. • i = f.y�.J•l(Yr � '§ i�.},� �i Y� �(• '}'+C, i�F+``t� U � '451Y"} ' ,"t� .. ' S � �1 ' '`ti,^'m`,t° 6�:�' . r�..t�tsz+��:,..r�. �}1.v�4r �::�7�t's.i`t'a^�C'�i, �3,Fil�.ai's"`A�.. .•d.'.• a h.. . s � '.. + - OFFICE OF THE MAYOR CITY OF DANIA PROCLAMATION t WHEREAS,Esther Baylor McCoy was born in Lauderdale,Mississippi and graduated from St. l Joseph's Catholic High School. She attained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Education from + Bethune Cookman College, Daytona Beach,a Master of Education Degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton and Post-graduate studies at Florida International University in Miami, and � i WHEREAS,Esther Baylor McCoy became the first African American teacher on the faculty of South Broward High School and while there taught many children from Dania. She initiated the development 1 w of Cooperative Education guidelines for vocational adult students and taught students at Boyd H. 4 Anderson High and Atlantic Vo Tech Center in Broward County. Her teaching career also extended to n=' schools in Kemper,Volusia,and Palm Beach Counties, and } 7 WHEREAS,Esther Baylor McCoy was selected to serve on the Civil Rights Educational Committee of Broward County for the desegregation of public schools and she organized Future Business Leaders of x; ;:. America to unite Broward, Dade and Palm Beach counties to one district, and ° ? WHEREAS,Esther Baylor McCoy was recently elected"Administrator for the Year"and during her career achieved awards from Broward County Supervisor of Elections,Florida Atlantic University, > ' Kiwanis Club of Central Broward, Broward County HRS,Zeta Phi Beta Sorority and Broward County �r,t Vocational Adult and Community Education . it >`. NOW,THEREFORE,1,John Bertino,as Mayor of the City of Dania, Florida, in recognition of of the contributions made to our community by Esther Baylor McCoy,and on the occasion of her retirement, , ' a+ hereby proclaim June 14, 1996, asr ' "ESTHER BAYLOR McCOY DAY" Yin the City of Dania and urge the entire community to join in the celebration. t L IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand ca ed is seal t= 1]th day of June, 1996. ' JOHN M. BERTINO, MAYOR h ATT T: J MARIE JABAL E,CITY CLERK i rt t < t n�T�E yil 1� t• �' � r , } t y �YT � ,• f� ,1 e �.,tiJ ............. r F R to-t M s n, - + t J LZ,.e�„�iW r � Jr+ 1g"i� ft 'i '111 'Ji}� '[rtj 1 ,�,atIj1NS 4.�17f'� x+.`ac .k v t , 9 � f r1 �:,N„' t >^ � ,r`�•.Yur+•..e t'�°q�,.�.1 i:� t'v .. l�.r.4 5 , . lei ..•,� �; i.ij' �) '^ t' >iL'r}t`1 ..Mri''S,i� .�.P12 kP„r.�rz�,�p, 4 -'ro t > if 4.r�irYr'�'r�y�!at V 79'f may' F r '•.r .+ , � � i. {�.' t.l..,eS, 5 xl r r.( �.' -!�4 x a.x ^YIWrf 5 ::rF•�. l 15P✓'+IYdC��, it, "�'i4 dL< :J 'f. i j OFFICE OF THE MAYOR 1 CITY OF DANIA r; PROCLAMATION F WHEREAS,in 1957,Carole K. Stanier married husband,Dr. Don Stanier and graduated from Chatham tpp.i r College with her Bachelor's Degree; and WHEREAS,from 1964-1966, Carole K. Stanier worked as a Pediatric Outpatient Tutor at Baltimore's +^? John Hopkin's Hospital; and "1 ' �,• �w r��P WHEREAS, from 1969- 1978, Carole K. Stanier was a teacher at Me Ewan School in Pittsburgh where + both of her children,Rebecca and John, attended ;and k ` ' WHEREAS, in 1978,Carole K. Stanier became a member of the adjunct faculty of the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts,Carnegie-Mellon University,and the University of Pittsburgh; and g WHEREAS, in 1980,after moving to Florida, she began teaching at Broward Community College and ' s during her tenure there received a Masters Degree at Nova University;and nr � 1 WHEREAS, in 1981,Carole K. Stanier became an employee of the Broward County School Board and rc , y1 taught art and gifted students at Floranada Elementary;and SX WHEREAS, in 1986, Carole K. Stanier entered the intern program for principals and worked at Broadview Elementary,Cooper City Elementary,Dania Elementary and Sunshine Elementary; and 51Y " r WHEREAS, in 1988, Carole K. Stanier became the principal at Dania Elementary where she rF ; successfully remains until her retirement on June 30, 1996. v NOW,THEREFORE,I,John Bertino,as Mayor of the City of Dania,Florida,do hereby proclaim June ! 30, 1996,as j r •y; "CAROLE K STANIER DAY" } in the City of Dania and urge the entire community to support and recognize the contributions made to ,. the teaching profession by Carole K. Stanier. IN WITNESS WHEREOF,I have hereunto set my hand and se seal to be a Yedth,' I lth day of June, 1996. JOHN M. BERTINO MAYOR ATf.� � MARIEJAB LEE, CITY CLERK—I k ( 1 i- �i id�N�y iki �1r'ti rf x ntYi al r}RZR 5 �yryy rj,+ 41t �v[�x S,Nth+ a1'�'r^ r}5! z lKl$YIS'?I .,F�d �Ji x�l V.tir`41 YU�R i {y V i}{," N ~ H P. 1 J h !I / MINUTES DANIA CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING MARCH 26, 1996 INVOCATION Reverend Bob Sands, Griffin Road Baptist Church a PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE G, ROLL CALL * �` • a 4'r.,ib Mayor: John Bertino ' Vice Mayor: Bobbie Grace a 3 Commissioners: Bill Hyde r Albert Jones M Bob Mikes ,} City Attorney: Frank Adler 'c > City Manager: Mike Smith City Clerk: Marie Jabaleet ,a s Item 4.4 was heard first on the agenda-SE-14-95 - Request for Special Exception by i , } FPL. PRESENTATIONS- none > � F t n The Consent Agenda was heard after item 4.4 ' s I' 1. CONSENT AGENDA ' 4 "r Minutes 1.1 Approval of regular meeting of February 27, 1996. q 1 Resolutions 5 t 1.2 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING THE ' CITY MANAGER TO SUBMIT AN APPLICATION FOR ASSISTANCE UNDER THE FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT WATERWAYS s 4 ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR THE DANIA CUT-OFF CANAL DREDGING PROJECT; PROVIDING THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE ~' 't�'i� i''rS' ✓ r re .ar, REGULAR MEETING MARCH 26, 1996 r� {' s h 4yilyt�`��t1^TY����rx .} k t � r bag�ta 1 WS •'' r'trti t'`��PtiYy,�,r4v4'ly�Sl' t" lTa rF 1 .�:(„_ �. �•k 1 9}k f a � i 1 z Y. kI EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE I DATE. t City Manager Smith recommended adoption of the resolution in order to , submit a grant request to the Florida Inland Navigation District for dredging the Dania Cut-off Canal west of 31st Avenue. A motion was made by Commissioner Hyde, seconded by Commissioner Mikes to approve the Consent Agenda. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Hyde - yes Commissioner Jones -yes Commissioner Mikes -yes Vice Mayor Grace - yes ' 7 ` Mayor Bertino - yes ITEM 4.1 WAS HEARD AFTER THE CONSENT AGENDA I ~ 2. PROCLAMATIONS - - s. fe 91 2.1 "Community Development Week" + k; 2.2 "Jerusalem Month" for the month of March 1996. 5 C 3. BIDS ;. ^ 4. PUBLIC HEARINGS ;{l ITEM 4.1 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 1.2 ' Resolution #`r 4.1 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, RELATING TO THE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL OF SOLID * ; WASTE IN THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA; ESTABLISHING THE RATE OF ASSESSMENT; IMPOSING PARTIAL YEAR SOLID WASTE SERVICE ASSESSMENTS AGAINST RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY LOCATED WITHIN i ! THE GRIFFIN ROAD ANNEXATION AREA OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, FOR THE PERIOD BEGINNING APRIL 1, 1996 AND ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1996; APPROVING THE INITIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (Staff) City Manager Smith recommended adoption of the Resolution in order to ` change the method of billing for sanitation in the Griffin Road area by placing the bills on the Broward County tax rolls. Y 5 1 ' REGULAR MEETING 2 MARCH 26, 1996 t � ' Yam!s•si N ';�pWeoNF,J,= a e 3 +l i .. —.., .. • , s Y f i v l: I T lry lY Mayor Bertino opened the public hearing. Hearing no one speak in favor or opposition, the Mayor closed the public hearing. f F j A motion was made by Commissioner Hyde, seconded by Commissioner ' f Jones to adopt the Resolution. The motion passed on the following roll call: Al Commissioner Hyde-yes Commissioner Jones-yes Commissioner Mikes-yes Vice Mayor Grace-yes Mayor Bertino-yes It was noted that Mark Lawson, Esq. and Camille Gianatasio, GSG (Government Systems Group, L.C. owned by the law firm of Nabors, ` Giblin, & Nickerson, P.A.), were present to respond to questions regarding the change in the method of billing for the sanitation accounts. ' Second Reading of Ordinances: u 4.2 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA RELATING TO REVIEW OF DEVELOPMENTS OF REGIONAL IMPACT, PROVIDING FOR REVIEW AND ADVERTISING FEES; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, PROVIDING THAT ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES AND g `M ° ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT r, ` HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE (Second Reading of Ordinance) h r y - ' City Manager Smith advised that the ordinance provides an opportunity to rt� recoup costs for staff time and outside technical and consultant services when DRI projects are reviewed. 4�x4v q_ Mayor Bertino opened the public hearing. Hearing no one speak in favor or opposition, the Mayor closed the public hearing. ` A motion was made by Commissioner Mikes, seconded by Commissioner Jones to adopt the Ordinance on second reading. i , The motion passed on the following roll call: Commissioner Hyde-yes Commissioner Jones-yes Commissioner Mikes-yes Vice Mayor Grace-yes Mayor Bertino-yes 4.3 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA AMENDING SECTIONS 18-29.2(b)(1), 18-29.6(a)(1) and 18-29.6(a)(4) OF ARTICLE III REGULAR MEETING 3 ,a= �� { MARCH 26, 1996 .ah ,+�,v, t 1. !vwp�p\} YWW 1 T r ss++ efA i.ilt ro a i 4.. r '1 •' • FPL will present their witnesses • Cross examination by Homeowners Association; Homeowners Association will present their witnesses; • Cross examination by FPL • After all testimony is heard, Will Allen, Growth Management Director, will present a summary; • City Commission will make a determination. Will Allen, Growth Management Director, clarified that a public hearing is being conducted to hear the Special Exception request involving 4.446 acres of property on the north side of Sheridan Street. Properties directly impacted by the request are located on the south limits of the City, vacant land east and west along Sheridan Street that is zoned C-2 -commercial use and the residential development known as the Sheridan Ocean Club. The petitioner, FPL Company, is requesting to locate an electrical substation on the site owned by r DOM Inc. (Diocese of Miami.). The public hearing was advertised in the Sun F 1 Sentinel and notice was placed on the property. Mr. Allen explained presented the definition of essential services as stated in r" Chapter 28, Article 2 "Definitions" number 23 of the City of Dania Zoning Code „=r as follows: SCYP Essential Services. Public utility facilities related to the water, sanitary sewer, storm drainage, solid waste, telephone, cable 6 television, gas and electrical collection or distribution systems r , serving the City but not including buildings housing employees; or public safety facilities such as fire and/or police stations. Mr. Allen advised that the criteria for a Special Exception is found in Chapter 28, Section 6.40 of the Zoning Code and that the City Commission has the ability to approve or deny the special exception or approve with conditions. The Dania Planning & Zoning Board recommended to deny the request on November 15, ir 1995, based on the criteria for a Special Exception not being met under Section 6.40 as follows: Sri•=. 1(a) That the use is a permitted special exception use as set forth in the t Schedule of Use Regulations, City of Dania, in Article 4 hereof. e } 2(b) That the use is so designed, located and proposed to be operated r that the public health, safety, welfare and morals will be protected. ; l5 , i 3(c) That the use will not cause substantial injury to the value of other 'A property in the neighborhood where it is to be located. REGULAR MEETING 5 MARCH 26, 1996 " �, F5I k`S 7F`'" t 1 r Y I �p��at�{{ 'ter t I =emu A9t5*."dy° G+ IF A li 11 1 g 4(d) That the use will be compatible with adjoining development and the 3 intended purpose of the district in which it is to be located. I, 5(e) That adequate landscaping and screening is provided as required herein. 'i 6(f) That adequate off-street parking and loading is provided and 1 ingress and egress is so designed as to cause minimum j interference with traffic on abutting streets. ` r 7(g) That the use conforms with all applicable regulations governing the district where located, except as may otherwise be permitted for Y planned unit developments. Mayor Bertino advised that everyone would be sworn in by City Attorney Adler at '1 1" u the time of their testimony. After being sworn in by City Attorney Adler, F. Ronald Mastriana, Attorney for ll FPL, presented aerial maps showing the location and surrounding areas. He explained that FPL had two alternatives (1) Develop the Liberia site for a4 { substation and increase the capacity of the existing substation or (2) Develop a T ;} substation on the proposed Prospect site. FPL chose the Prospect site because '" r k the cost would be in excess of a million dollars to develop the Liberia substation r + ' a• and increase the existing substation with additional transmission lines. = Law governing FPL: I Mr. Mastriana advised that FPL is mandated by the Florida Legislature to provide " k sufficient power to citizens. The Public Service Commission is responsible for rl < the regulation of each FPL site and to ensure that each site does not , in anyk. ' way, affect the public welfare. In addition, the Department of Environmental t+ u a= ` Protection has exclusive jurisdiction in the regulation of electric and magnetic fields associated with all electric transmission, distribution lines and substation facilities. Therefore, these two entities govern the affects of each substation in r i ` regards to the public. He further explained that the City signed a franchise agreement with FPL in 1978 3 which mandates FPL to provide electric service to the City of Dania and provides for substations located in the City of Dania to service citizens outside the City i according to Ordinance No. 173. J4 Ys A short video was heard at this time. After being sworn in, the following individuals spoke. REGULAR MEETING 6 MARCH 26, 1996 ; & r A y MW5 y R t . 3 Michael Hernandez, Senior Engineer South Area Planning, Distribution Planning for FPL, presented growth forecasts determining his recommendation to construct the Prospect Substation. !'4 ` Attorney Mastriana clarified that Mr. Hernandez presented reasons why a j substation is needed in the City of Dania and why the substation is an essential j service. Ronald M. Rowars, Rowars & Tapper, P.A., representing the Southeast Dania ' Coalition of Concerned Citizens, explained that the coalitions a non-profit group . formed for this issue. Mr. Rowars cross-examined Mr. Hernandez. Mr. Hernandez discussed the measured low growth from 1992 to the summer of l 1995 for the Prospect load area and the entire City of Dania. He distributed a j i 1r "Population Forecast by Jurisdiction" report produced in 1995 by the I ;� Comprehensive and Neighborhood Planning Division for Broward County's Evaluation and Appraisal Report. Commissioner Mikes was concerned that the report was based on the 1990 City Master Plan which did not include the j acquisition of all properties along SE 5th Avenue for park area nor the proposal for the expansion of the South Runway at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood z International Airport which could decrease population. Mr. Mastriana advised that the data from this report was presented at the Planning & Zoning Board �± Meeting. The data was based on actual growth in usage in Dania which determined the 5% growth and the difficulty in providing reliable service by 1998. Anthony Stevens questioned why FPL cannot locate the substation in 'r Hollywood? Mr. Mastriana clarified that there are five substations outside the City of Dania that service the City of Dania. Under current conditions, almost 50% of Dania's power will come from outside the City. A portion of the Prospect • t side will service the City of Hollywood but there are also two substations in the City of Hollywood that service Dania. " 7, q Commissioner Hyde confirmed with Mr. Hernandez that the measured growth r ; number was 4.5% for Dania from 1992 to 1995 and that the 8% referred to the i measured growth in the Prospect area (SE 6th Street to Taft Street and from the Atlantic Ocean to 1-95.) Attorney Mastriana explained that FPL reviewed sites in a mile and a half radius from the existing Dania Substation and found no other vacant lots approximately five acres that could be secured except for the Prospect site. Mayor Bertino asked whether the existing facilities could be expanded to take care of the projected power needs? Mr. Hernandez advised that another substation would have to be built in addition to the existing station in the southeast area of Dania. Mr. Hernandez testified that the Prospect Substation is the most cost effective and best solution for providing reliable and adequate eid REGULAR MEETING 7 MARCH 26, 1996 N. v r' ar a 1r3 tiJ r rw .iy r M M1 ti t i • service to the City of Dania but not the only possible site. The Liberia site is a possibility but is not recommended because of cost and size. The Public Service Commission requires FPL to be cost effective in their expansion efforts and the 5 acre Prospect site provides a better aesthetic site for the substation. Mr. ' Hernandez stated that the locations of the Hollywood substations are too far away to provide reliable service to Dania. FPL began searching for a new site in 1993 to address the power projections. Ralph Edmondson, Supervisor of Transmission Lines and Substation Siting and Permitting, discussed costs effectiveness of the Prospect site. . y.• Attorney Mastriana advised that the second special exception requirement • relates to protecting the health, safety, welfare and morals. The substation has ? no adverse impact to the area for traffic, water, or sewer since it will be an r: unmanned facility. j n Attorney Mastriana introduced real estate appraiser, Bruce Rowe, and asked that I he present the third requirement relating to the use not causing substantial injury 4 to value of other property in the neighborhood. { I Bruce Rowe, President of Rowe Research, explained that he was hired to determine the affect either positive or negative on having property next to the proposed substation or any FPL substation. Mr. Rowe used the Dania A Substation on SE 5th Avenue in his survey because it is similar to the proposed }' site. He conducted a 100% survey of housing prices and sales around the r; > substation over a 30 year period (1965 to 1995.). The data showed that house ` prices near the substation increased in value at the same rate as other houses in a 30 year period. Mr. Rowe concluded that as long as a substation is visually I r protected there would be no adverse effect to property values. � . i Alex Cabiscus, Sheridan Ocean Club, disagreed with Mr. Rowe's survey results Y stating he would not have purchased his house in January had he known about • . the proposed construction of the substation. + > 'r t Attorney Rowars concluded that Mr. Rowe's survey did not include every substation in Broward County and that he only considered the Dania substation neighborhood in his evaluation. Property owners in the neighborhood disagreed with the results of Mr. Rowe's survey. Attorney Mastriana advised that the Dania Substation was chosen in Mr. Rowe's survey to provide a thorough analysis for Dania. David W. Martino, Landscape Architect, discussed the forth issue, landscape and screening. He explained that in preparing the landscape plan for the proposed Prospect Substation, the goals were to effectively hide the substation from the adjacent residential properties, create a landscape plan that utilizes the REGULAR MEETING 8 MARCH 26, 1996 1 fV• itis • > y natural features of the site to comply and exceed current City Code and maintain safety standards set by the National Electric Code. Mr. Martino provided a landscape drawing on the final product and presented photos of the existing conditions. Christopher Cutro, Cutro & Associates (Land Development Consulting), representing the Coalition, cross examined Mr. Martino in regards to removal of mangroves, landscape materials being used, buffering protection from all views, anticipated mangrove growth and maintenance of the landscaping plan. Gregg A. Hall, FPL Environmental Specialist, corrected his earlier statements i that FPL made a formal submittal for a Special Exception Zoning to the City of �a Dania in April 1995 which was three years before the projected need of the substation facility. d Attorney Mastriana advised that the fifth issue relates to the use being compatible with adjoining development and the intended purpose of the district in tf which it is to be located. Mr. Hall responded to the capability issue as follows: The proposed substation will include a one acre filled pad, a concrete support ' foundation to help support the electrical equipment and an access drive. There will be a 7 foot high chain link fence to enclose the facility with V-extension s, r' brackets to support barbed wire which is part of the variance request. All of the wY equipment, inside the fenced enclosure, is designed to transform, regulate and '; a• ;t distribute electricity to homes, businesses and schools. The height of the } equipment inside the facility is generally in the 20 to 25 feet range and the < ' bushings on top of the transformers are 28 feet. Outside the fenced enclosure, a single concrete pole will bring the transmission service into the station which is f roughly 40 feet high. The landscape design is extensive and will be very effective in buffering the substation. The substation will generate virtually no noise and will be unmanned. Attorney Mastriana advised that the sixth issue relates to adequate off-street x P parking and loading being provided and that ingress and egress is so designed as to cause minimum interference with traffic on abutting streets. There is no !; parking impact since the site provides ample room for a one manned vehicle r checking meters once a week as well as maintenance vehicles. No traffic impact will exist entering from Sheridan Street. Attorney Mastriana advised that the seventh special exception requirement provides that the use conforms with all applicable regulations governing the ` district where located, except as may otherwise be permitted for planned unit developments. The use is a permitted use in a C-2 Zoning District and will cause less impact than a shopping center or use within a Commercial Zoning District. psi �s REGULAR MEETING 9 MARCH 26, 1996 y( t t J J' t• l�'}}F 15�Y. 6� Y that the proposed substation will cause substantial injury to the value of other property in the neighborhood and that the use will not be compatible with adjoining development and the intent and purpose of the district in which is it to be located. Attorney Rowars allowed the experts to come forward to present their qualifications, study information and conclusions. Mayor Bertino stated that FPL will have an opportunity to cross examine these p Y experts. Attorney Mastriana requested information on the number of members in the coalition, shareholders, membership registration and the person who handled the incorporation. Mr. Rowars advised that the Coalition is comprised of several homeowners associations, residents of southeast Dania, the Master Association of Sheridan Ocean Club, the Sheridan Ocean Club Homeowners Association, "• the Watermark Condominium Association, the Villas of Sheridan Ocean Club and property management companies. Mr. Mastriana asked Mr. Rowars to provide, for the record, confirmation as to exactly who the members are and how they have determined their membership in the coalition. Attorney Rowars refused to disclose attorney client information but agreed to provide the Bylaws, Officers and Directors of the Corporation and any other public documents for the { Corporation. Mr. Rowars advised that his group is not a Coalition as defined by � � Mr. Mastriana. R. Stephen D. Melei, State Certified General Real Estate Appraiser and ; !� President of United Appraisal Associates, advised that he was hired by the a { coalition to perform a real estate study on the affects of substations on residential market values. The study covers every existing substation in Broward 1 k; County except sites with no structural or infrastructure improvements above ground. Mayor Bertino accepted the study for evidence from Mr. Melei to be held with the City Clerk Department. Mr. Melei agreed to provide a copy to the petitioner. s �v Mr. Melei explained that his use of Paired Data Set Analysis (the highest form of o- r$ adjustment proving methodology that is available to appraisers in the market .:_ .1... place) where two or more market sales are compared to derive an indication of the size of the adjustment for a single characteristic. Ideally the sales being compared will be identical in all respects except for the element being measured. Mr. Melei then reviewed the Paired Data Sets #1, #2, #3, #4, #5 and #6 which gave evidence in their respective analysis indicating a downward pressure on residential real estate caused directly by an adjacent FPL substation. Attorney Mastriana clarified that 12 sales were used in Mr. Melei's Comprehensive Study and that none of the 12 sales include the southeast Dania substation. Mr. Mastriana mentioned that the study did not include landscaping REGULAR MEETING 11 MARCH 26, 1996 ' � P } rs 1 YP➢i1 Y , J Y§}. pµ I P�1 C'�'ly,1�r✓Fr� l 5 ✓ )p J ` � s.+�➢vrY < yf i __ � 5 + {.. t t\ �f �FSj F 1 Y t k n L I Yp.44mY r I i . I improvements being provided by FPL on the proposed site or the distance from each house to each substation. Mr. Malei mentioned that the biggest factor on deterred resale's was the eyesore created by substations no matter how they were landscaped and not the increasing health concerns of power lines and electro magnetic fields. Mr. Melei stated that the type of neighborhood being i impacted is very relevant because some neighborhoods are impacted more by crime than a visual impact from a substation. Discussion followed on the { landscaping provided at the Springtree Substation in Lauderhill. ? Attorney Rowars advised that he has permission to disclose all 788 members that make up the Southeast Dania Coalition of Concerned Citizens and that this i information would be provided to the City Clerk Department. a rY 4 I Representing the coalition, Chris Cutro, Cutro and Associates -Planning, Zoning and Land Development Consulting, advised of his 24 years experience as a planner and presented information on his educational background and employment with the City of Hollywood and Boynton Beach. Mr. Cutro > mentioned that when landscaping and the health concerns with power lines are removed, it comes down to a question of compatible use. Historically, utility uses have been separated from residential uses because they are an industrial use. The area along Sheridan Street that is being impacted by this proposed ; •` ` substation use is now defined as a residential use. As a Planner, he opposed I ' the approval of the Special Exception and urged the City Commission to review the use very carefully for compatibility with the residential community that now t exists. f >' Attorney Mastriana advised that according to the Dania Code "Essential Uses" are permitted in all residential zoning as a Special Exception and that the J " majority of power needed will serve residential communities. Henry Graham, LES, requested that the residents near the Liberia site be notified properly so they have an opportunity to speak for or against the rf ' substation should FPL consider the two acre Liberia site as an alternative. Mks Several citizens came forward to speak in opposition of the Special Exception. A motion was made by Commissioner Hyde, seconded by Commissioner Mikes to continue the regular meeting past 12:00 midnight. The motion passed unanimously. Rebuttal Attorney Mastriana stated that FPL tried to select the best site within a mile and half radius of the substation. Over 70% landscaping is being REGULAR MEETING 12 MARCH 26, 1996 r ?N I "n d lstt 41, it�tit'1 t�dF , 3, " • , y r r. j' i provided and FPL has offered protective covenants and performance bonds to keep the site this way to protect the neighborhood. The appraisal report submitted by the Coalition does not deal with Dania or the proposed substation site. He reminded the Commission that substations are regulated by the State of Florida. Mayor Bertino allowed additional citizens to speak against the Special Exception. Hearing no further comments, Mayor Bertino closed the public hearing for action by the City Commission. A i A motion was made by Commissioner Mikes, seconded by Commissioner ' Jones to deny item 4.4 for SE-14-95 as requested by Florida Power& Light Company. . a . After the motion, the City Commission included their c 'omments on why they voted no to the Special Exception request. E ` ng roll call vote:ow oThe motion to deny passed on the following` - r 3. Commissioner Hyde - yes Commissioner Jones -yes i+( > \ Commissioner Mikes - yes Vice Mayor Grace - yes R .- Mayor Bertino - yes P. MAYOR BERTINO ALLOWED A RECESS AT THIS TIME. tM AFTER THE RECESS, MAYOR BERTINO CALLED THE MEETING TO ORDER. � i e M1Y 7 A motion was made by Vice Mayor Grace, seconded by \ 1 t4N i t. Commissioner Jones to remove items 4.5 and 5.1 from the agenda '" due to the action taken to deny item 4.4. The motion passed ox�+ ry,\ unanimously. " Y I - THE COMMISSION RETURNED TO THE CONSENT AGENDA wt 4.5 VA-15-95 - Florida Power and Light Company, Petitioner. (REMOVED) f Request for variances from the height requirement for fences as listed in r Section 5.36 of the zoning code. The request is to construct an 8' tall fence r4 i around the proposed electrical substation on the site location on the north side of Sheridan Street approximately 333.90' east of the centerline of SE 5 Avenue: 1 r {r Variances requested as follows: 1 ' ' 1 n •' 1 REGULAR MEETING 13 MARCH 26, 1996 F 3 t , fi'4 F4 +�v 1r5 _ 4 � rti's 4 i4 �v• , y i , I i� J f S. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION 8.1 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 4.3. 8.1 Approval of astrology/fortuneteller license for Charlotte Williams. (Continued from March 12, 1996, regular meeting) Attorney Harry Hipler advised that an affidavit was faxed to BSO explaining p ng the different names used by Charlotte Williams and that a copy C of her social security and drivers license have been provided for t i clarification. Mr. Hipler stated that BSO has found no criminal charges _ placed against Charlotte Williams. a l ,I A motion was made by Commissioner Hyde, seconded by Mayor Bertino, s" after passing gavel, to approve the astrology/fortuneteller license for Charlotte Williams for a one year period. The motion passed on the following roll call vote: ! Commissioner Hyde - yes Commissioner Jones -yes s Commissioner Mikes - no Vice Mayor Grace - no rk q Mayor Bertino - yes 1 ITEM 7.1 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 8.1 8.2 One year review of conditions to Special Exception (SE-20-93) granted on r May 24, 1994, for Air Dania Motocross Park (South Florida Sports ;fr, Committee, Inc.) (Staff). <Y ,PI 'k City Manager Smith advised that Air Dania Motocross Park has been s operating since May 1994 and that the extension on their Special Exception expires at the end of this month. A 111�,j t 4 Brian Pennick, South Florida Sports Committee, Inc., mentioned that they 11 ; 4 have followed the criteria outlined in the summary of conditions included t in the Special Exception approval in 1994. The platting process has begun and there are no permanent buildings currently on the site. Mr. Pennick updated and reviewed each condition with the Commission. 1 { ; Commissioner Hyde commended South Florida Sports Committee, Inc. for M their cooperation in working with the community and City of Dania and mentioned the promotional benefits that have been provided to the City. ,f REGULAR MEETING 15 MARCH 28f 19 1 96 J q ire�I IW h tt ry:y t y KmT` S)i+„ryi P +� t gf ' NN ak ads t � �$ri� t e� a 4y U M1.� os etra �. ,�rF� S{VAF ' I 1 +: j I A motion was made by Commissioner Jones, seconded by Commissioner Hyde to extend the Special Exception for 120 days. it The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Hyde - yes Commissioner Jones -yes Commissioner Mikes - yes Vice Mayor Grace - yes Mayor Bertino -yes 8.3 Selection of Personnel Director. (Continue to April 9, 1996, regular meeting) + " 8.4 Report on Big Nassau Daddy property. E'x ,l 4; City Manager Smith mentioned that staff has met with the property < ys occupant for the Big Nassau Daddy property and that inspections have prompted more violations to the building for mechanical, plumbing, electrical, and fire safety. There was an addition added to the building a r, few years ago without permits and the construction is substandard. Presently, some of the junk has been removed and the occupant is going ' to ask for an extension on the eviction notice to obtain an engineering study to determine the extent of the corrections needed to the structure. w Extensive work is needed to bring the property up to meet the C-2 zoning ), �.' code in regards to paving, parking, landscape and signage requirements. The septic tank business that historically operated on the site cannot continue and the only approved use would be office. Mr. Smith stated that staff has determined that the occupant does not have the will or ability to bring the property into compliance in the near y ' future. The property will continue to be an eyesore and a problem for { �_ a ;} Code Enforcement. He recommended to go forward with the eviction V4r, action so that the City can sell the property and recoup some of the costs. f Clarence Mitchell came forward to explain that he is trying to purchase theNi I Y Y property as Herbert Smith, owner, was foreclosed on. He mentioned his plans to have an engineer look at the building tomorrow and to pay the r City $25,000 to resolve the matter. 4 xr Y ? Will Allen, Growth Management Director, stated that the property has been a problem for 10 years and concurred with the City Manager to clean up the property and sell it. Mr. Smith added that the City cannot t sell the property until the violations are resolved and that he would supply ` rr the information on the violations to the Commission. � of s 'w/ tti - r1 y y REGULAR MEETING x, 16 MARCH 26, 1996 �7+ �+ r •tag a,r�^ ° '. ,r r Y„ 44�t�' I l� �}r1 � , r 1 ; 4 f . F � i I. . F City Attorney Adler recommended to go forward with the eviction notice since the occupant has not complied with the code violations. The City can take possession, sell the property and divide the proceeds according to a recent Settlement Agreement involving the mortgagee and South ' Broward Hospital District. Discussion followed on there being $67,000.00 in liens against the property as well as liens on two lots south of the Big Nassau Daddy property. City Manager Smith mentioned that the $25,000.00 hand-written contract submitted by Mr. Mitchell does not resolve the cleanup problem. He urged the Commission to bring the matter to closure and noted that Mr. Mitchell would have an opportunity to submit a bid for the property in the future. p The Commission generally agreed that the violations have been ongoing for years and that the City provided more than ample time to resolve the t,; + problems. a - 4 A motion was made by Commissioner Hyde, seconded by Commissioners' Mikes to take staff recommendation to move the issue to closure. u The motion passed on the following roll call vote: Commissioner Hyde - yes Commissioner Jones -yes k�?r r Commissioner Mikes yes Vice Mayor Grace - yes Mayor Bertino - yes ,' f1 r 9. APPOINTMENTS (Appointments continued to April 9, 1996F meeting.) 9.1 Appointment of seven members to the Airport Advisory Board. 9.2 Appointment of two members to the Civil Service Board. . ` 9.3 Appointment of two members and two alternates to the Code Enforcement i Board. > 9.4 Appointment of three members to the Community Affairs Advisory Board 9.5 Appointment of three members to the Dania Economic Development and Downtown Redevelopment Board. ; { ^' 9.6 Appointment of five members to the Human Relations Board. 9.7 Appointment of 10 members to the Marine Advisory Board. 9.8 Appointment of two members to the Occupational License Review Committee. 9.9 Appointment of five members to the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board. A f 9.10 Appointment of two members to the Planning & Zoning Board. ' 9.11 Appointment of one member to the Unsafe Structures Board. r 10. ADWNISTRATIVE REPORTS ' , =�y F REGULAR MEETING 17 MARCH 26, 1996 tO VoW n Y N'�'�� � ,�+�q�p ,rt F A�Su���A.•h�R � ♦- i �,l i ai r=hcr{y'4 1 - �v�'a yy � _ S, f'. i j x a i 10.1 City Manager March 30 - Rededication of Chester Byrd Park 10.2 City Attorney - no comments " I I. COMMISSION COMMENTS (no comments) 11.1 Commissioner Hyde 11.2 Commissioner Jones s 11.3 Commissioner Mikes f + 11.4 Vice-Mayor Grace 11.5 Mayor Bertino A motion was made by Commissioner Hyde, seconded by Commissioner Mikes to place any unfinished business on the April 9, 1996, agenda. The My motion passed unanimously. This meeting was adjourned. 1 f,rL,x , r MAYOR-COMMISSIONER a >� 9g rlrk �� t'kz r a i r CITY CLERK-AUDITOR d 1 ✓ t�vilf"^ 4}LS v 1 {1 R ;k r a�tiCi Yt� '` ISf �y ro r� �P xt 1 �' rel 1 ; i 9! 1 } t 4 a Yro �7r 'vr p i1:ri '. tcn� rgy �xfr n �pt !r of r"tip.,+'' REGULAR MEETING " 18 MARCH 26, 1996 � x �r�ty jtisy ;. jyf`•4�}r�rX d,��• �rYaf nhy,srr{... N 4, N v t r 71 j NUT VF Dim ' II�1�[�a�OggIIGG I�G�OQa�1D�lf� npa>8= June 07, 1996 ®= Mayor & Commissioners 1 �taaae Michael W. Smith, City Manager 9®aa��pa Amendment Police/Fire Retirement Program K 1 T I ; 'i"k�✓1 The attached Ordinance implements a change which was negotiated in the IAFF F y j y i li Collective Bargaining Agreement. The provision allows members in the plan to s.(purchase up to 4 years of service. Members are solely responsible for the actual costs fi associated with exercising this option. There is 11q financial obligation by the City. <- t The 14 remaining Police members in the plan also will have this option. Signed waivers have been obtained from each member in which they acknowledge their responsibility for paying for the option and that no precedent is established which automatically links I � IAFF negotiated improvements to police members. _'•.:�. I x� ✓ t fi`l%C o;r� � v I} 7 �rt 4 r i!•: Y Y ti ' } it ttda{ r�1° '. , 'li 1 '•��' 1 1 yll i 'K7 9Y fY r , 1 b'4i �}8?Q �rtij✓ � � ej till i 1 i Y �P? a WN" r L� Y. G dV SUGARMAN & SUSSKIND PP.OfE5510NA1 ASSOCIATION 2801 Ponce DeLeon Soulevc,c ATTORNEYS AT LAW Suite SOl Coral Gables,flondo 33134 Robert Sugarman (305)5294801 Howard 5.Susskind Richard Weiner Toll Free 1tl800$29 144 Katherine E.S. Swiencki fox (305)447-8115 N� + May 8, 1996 City Clerk's Office City of Dania, Florida City Hall 100 W. Dania Beach Boulevard Dania, Florida 33004 a ` Re: City of Dania Police and Firefighters Retirement System Proposed Ordinance , Gentlemen: Please find enclosed an original of the proposed ordinance approved by the Board of i < u Yy r m'7 Trustees of the City of Dania Police and Firefighters Retirement System. I am providing same pursuant to directions provided by Robert Sugarman, counsel for the retirement system. I trus ��. that this assists you in having same reviewed and/or approved by the City Commission. Sincerely, RICHARD WE R `r RMWfld r Enclosure ` I.' RYSh T1 r' a t e { YPq ��Y .r Cd{ +li rwiy i L xY t 1 t 31 `lz� +t k ^?�A p+lr r L ',r .__._. ___ ,•f t � 1 w�1 rrU'.�Lry"S_5 k�++'S x T= 1t tf i L JJIV 06 '96 10t12AM NrMRS GIBLIN NICKER P.2i5 .AROPS, HICK6RSON, P . / /^ ATTORNEYS AT LAW BARNETT BANK BUILDING, SUITE BOO 019 SOUTH CALHOUN STREET { TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA 32301 3ARAN M. BLEAKLEY TELEPHONE (9041 224.4070 WARREN S. BLOOM TELECOPY 1004) 224073 ILCC HARRY F. CHI LE6 .4 ! MAURCCN MCCARTMY DAUGHTaN THE POINTE.SUITE iOCo g ! VIRGINIA 6ALINOERC DCLEOAL d602 ROCKY POINT DRIVE o ' KIMBERLY L FRANKLIN L. THOMAS OIBLIN TAMPA.PLOnIOA 32907 MARK B, LAW60N (OI!) xpxp STEVEN C. MILLCR TELECOPY(61a) 281.0129 MA14K T. M115TIAN R019CRT L. NAOON3 SIGNATURE PLAZA,SUITE IOCo GEORGE H. NICKEA60H, JR, IIOI 60U7N ORANGE AYENUC TEN T. GLIDER J06EPN B. STANTON ORLANOa, PLORIDA aamal In n'N OREOORY T. CTEWART' Uai)4xB•7B9G JOHN R. S70996 April 26, 1996 7ELECOPY(407)4d6.90ee IS WILLIAM 0. TYLER MICNACL•L. INATKINfi 'VIA FACSIMILE TRMSMISSION JEAN E. WILSON ' Prank C. Adler, City Attorney a , City of Dania a 4-, 100 West Dania Beach Blvd. ;1 " Dania, Florida 33004 1s s Dear Frank: Mark Lawson has asked me to forward to you the attached ordinance amending Section 13-69 (j) of the Cityof Dania Code , which prescribes the manner in which solid waste and disposal fees and assessments are collected. The Code currently states that such 4 =; fees "shall be recoverable in any court of competent jurisdiction. ', a, However, this amendment will s provide the more flexible method of �r collecting these assessments "by any lawful means. ^ a Using the "by any lawful means« language should avoid any I ' question or dispute from a delinquent property owner resisting the } alternative collection procedures employed by the City's recently "t adopted 1996 Partial Year Solid waste Service Assessment Ordinance. k Thank you for your review in this matter. „ tr ' After your review, I would appreciate say Comments or a suggestions you may have. Sincerely, , T{ ' Lt:2y L. Franklin w 2 RLF:sib Attachment ' cc: Michael W. Smith, City Manager Marie J. Jabalee, City <^ ' Clerk LL 1 JL11J-06-1996 10:06 9042244073 7Eh1 Nt a l¢ fp'i �VX. k P.02 r anx�i j�.lrlk'i+.y�, ,f PI r "'-_Z._..__. .___ _ - •,r [ � 5 1 , ,la . I ti��*,4 �;; T 4 i CITY OF DANIA X 1 INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT , J TO: Michael Smith City Manager FROM: Will Allen Growth Management DirecTor �? RE: RENEWAL OF OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE FOR AUCTIONEERS �f Date: May 5, 1996 A n -�t„l, A request has been made for renewal of an occupational license for two auctioneer's �3t licenses. Section 21-52 of the Dania code of ordinances indicates such a license is to OF , . be granted or reviewed by the City Commission on an annual basis. ;+ ' The renewals concern the license of Sheila Gross for property at 45 S. Federal Hwy. and Bruce Kodner for property at 11 S. Federal Hwy. The applicants have been givens notice that the hearing will be held at the June 11, 1996 meeting. Y q;N , 4 k' Section 21-52 (d) explains the criteria by which the City Commission may refuse or ' r revoke an auctioneer's license. In checking with Chief Frey of BSO and William f a i=, r Johnson of Code Enforcement, there have not been any violations of this section during th e past year. t r �M b ��✓t22, CC: Eula Gardner, Occupational Licenses attachments WA;lc yS jjf is 4 0� ✓ Ir 5 y f � (( i µ=r• y�iWa YSQr i � . ie,trn �i L!i�<yt' '�t� rF f i'w ti r it �f+=°}ctR7iM 7 � r $��g�YIMt?�\ y`Y! 1✓r�V k +!!{yhkL.{y{y ��e�i ;�s;�''➢u: V " . � xs 7' SAy�'L ��RQiM L Y -c CITY OF DANIA 100 W. DANIA BEACH BLVD. P.O. BOX 1708 Phone: (306) 921-8700 ® ® DANIA, FL 33004 Fax: (306) 921-2604 June 5, 1996 i Mrs. Sheila Gross 1400 S. Treasure Dr. ( North Bay Village, FL 33141 �= w Dear Ms. Gross: i The Dania City Commission will conduct a hearing concerning your application for an auctioneer's license for property at 45 South Federal Highway at their June 11, 1 k' 1996 meeting. The hearing will be placed on the agenda for the meeting which begins ; rr list at 7:30 p.m. The meeting is held at the City Commission Room at 100 W Dania Beach =+ a Blvd. You have the right to be represented at the hearing by counsel. c ' Attached for your information is a portion of Chapter 21 of the Dania Code of Ordinances which concerns auctions and auctioneers. An annual license is required. We have your original application and the renewal notice for 1994/95, as well as your3a bond. x* ` 1` Please be familiar with Section 21-52 ( a copy of which is enclosed) which is the criteria by which the City Commission can revoke or refuse an auctioneers license. s„ tiw, Sincerely, +ss, , 4 I CITY OF DANIA * Will Allen Growth Management Director +„ cc: Michael Smith, City Manager .. Eula Gardner, Administrative Assistant " r t Occupational Licenses > t Rx OEY + a i /y�+ rf Er) Ei,�rY tr p � E• � � 4 �vY T . >� 30�' L� 4 i CITY OF DANIA j INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM I GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT TO: Chief Frey Broward Sheriffs Office District IX Kf�l FROM: Will Allen Growth Management Director 0461�� RE: Request for Background Check Concerning Auctioneers License ti ( r-q Date: May 28, 1996 } Renewal of two applications for Auctioneer licenses been requested by Bruce Kodner a' of Bruce Kodner Galleries located at 11 South Federal Hwy, Dania; and Shelia Gross of 'a ` Kodner Galleries, II, located at 45 South Federal Hwy, Dania. Such a license renewal t n r the steps in obtaining o on.s y request must be approved by the City Commission. Of } J fi renewal is for the Chief of Police to check for any violations as stated in Section 21- s. 52(d). A copy of the code section is attached. f We would like to schedule this item for review at the June 11, 1996, City Commission meeting. In order to process this request the above information would need to be completed by June 4, 1996. Please let me know if there are any problems with this time frame. n „A r' CC: Michael Smith, City Manager ; Eula Gardner, Occupational Licenses i ram, �+u '' �•� ' attachments r fi LC ; i, z . f r$�y�ir'Y�*`J R ru79t l..a'f xp,yp <i" 4 v 5 � nod ,( l` ! s f�i v r c 7. { RON COCHRAN SHERIFF BROWARD COUNTY P.O.BOX 9507 FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA 33310 '+ DATE: May 29 , 1996 96-13 TO: Chief Frey, Via Chain of Command f' k9 F i FROM: Sergeant Hodges ; SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR BACKGROUND CHECK Pursuant to your request, a background check has been completed on- Bruce Kodner 040154 WM a f 3 1 , Sheila Gross 022826 WF } Based on the findings, there is no criminal reason to deny licensing at this time. ; I ` Attached: Criminal History y 1 t4 i i f1, 1 ,0.P5•'Ij l ., r. , i� Y i �12�� �Y ,l. F 1 Y^ •� 1 h}a 5 k — . �__. 1 i at sk h`4 1 i • DANIA CODE 12146 I t shell, upon conviction, be fined not less than twentyfnve dollars(E25.00>. nor more than five hundred dollars($500.00), or be imprisoned for a period not to exceed thirty(30)days for each i violation. (Ord. No. 293, 16. 6•ri•di) Secs. 21.47-2150. Reserved. ARTICLE IV. AUCTIONS AND AUCTI ONEERS*ERS Sea 2151. License required. ' wares or merchandise)shall be sold at auction in the City of No personal property(goods ' Dania,Florida,except in compliance with the provisions of this article. it shell be unlawful to sell or cause or permit to be sold at auctions, any personal property(goods;wares or merchan• dise) in the City of Dania, Florida, unless such sale is conducted by an individual who has ti11, applied for and obtained an auctioneer's license from the City of Dania.(Ord. No. 27 88, w 5.24-88) s Sec. 21.52. Issuance and revocation of license. ` ' ) t (a) The city commission of the City of Dania. Florida, is hereby authorized to grant or renew an auctioneer's license for any period of time not exceeding one year to any individual I applying therefor on a form to be provided for in section 21.54 of this article and the filing by the applicant of the bond required by the applicant of the bond required by section 21.55 of x i, zr ' at this article. (vv (b) The form on which application shall be made for an auctioneer's license shall require , F the following information: t (1) Name of the applicant. a ,• ,' (2) Residence and business address of the applicant. t, • tM r (3) The length of time for which an auctioneer's license is desired. (4) A statement as to whether or not the applicant holds, or has held an auctioneer's license from any state, municipality, governing body or licensing authority; a list of such licenses and a statement of the time, place and by whom issued;a statement as to whether any state, municipality, governing body or licensing authority has ever r refused to issue or to renew an auctioneers license to the applicant together with a full and accurate statement as to ti. reasons for any such refusal;and a statement as to whether any state, municipals';•, governing body or licensing authority has ever revoked an auctioneer's license held by the applicant together with a full and aces• rate statement as to the reasons for any such revocation. 'Editor's note—Ord. No. 27.88. 44 1-10, adopted May 24, 1988, did not specifically y, amend the Code;therefore, inclusion as Art. IV, 44 21.51-21.60, was at the discretion of the editor. Cross reference—License fee schedule, 115-12. Supp.Na Sl r � 1276 � c 'qd`'�L vMy !! � v� ♦!�u ' v N 4 21.52 DANIA CODE (q) That trated a fraud upon any person whether the applicant or license holder has perpe or not such fraud was perpetrated in the conduct of an auction in the City of Dania, Florida;or (5) That the applicant or license holder has violated any of the statutes of the State of Florida relating to auctions or auctioneers; or t (6) That the applicant has been convicted of any crime or misdemeanor involving moral turpitude; or (7) That the applicant or license holder has conducted an auction sale of, or offered for sale at auction, any real or personal property (goods, wares or merchandise) in the in an unlawful manner or in such a manner as to constitute a City of Dania,Florida, 14, breach of the sate or a menace to the health, safety or general welfare of the public. r p ided for in subparagraph(d)above shall be given in writing (e) Notice of the hearing prov Y >>' to the applicant or license holder es the case may be. Such notice shall be mailed, postage prepaid, to the applicant or license holder as the case may be at his last known address at the date set for hearing.The applicant or license holder as the case least five(5)days prior to may be shall have the right to be represented at such hearing by counsel.(Ord. No.27 88,4 2, a 5.24.88) i r• Sec. 21.53. Judicial remedy by circuit court. } ^` Any person aggrieved by any decision of the city commission may,within thirty(30)days ., ti. from the date of rendition of such decision, apply to the Circuit Court for the Seventeenth e ^" Judicial Circuit in and for Broward County, Florida, for a review of such decision of the city „$ ` commission, which said review shall be limited to a petition at common law for a writ of ' 3 5.24a) certiorari. , t; � rtiorari.(Ord. No. 27.88, 4 1 y r .t: , Sec, 21Z4. license fees. The fees for an auctioneer's license shall be as set forth in section 15.12 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Dania. (Ord. No.27 88, 14,5•24 88) ' Sec. 21.55. Bond. Every applicant for an auctioneer's license shall file with the clerk-auditor of the City of } Dania, Florida, a surety bond running to the City of Dania, Florida, in the amount of one thousand dollars (a1,000.00) with surety acceptable to and approved by the city commission conditioned that the said applicant, if issued an auctioneer's license,will comply fully with all the provisions of the ordinances of the city and the statutes of the state regulating and concerning auctions and auctioneers,will render true and strict accounts of all his sales to any person or persons employing him to make the same,will not practice any fraud or deceit upon bidders or r' purchasers of property from him at any auction sale or suffer or permit any person in his ,r kr employ to practice any such fraud or deceit,and will pay all damages which may be sustained by any person by reason of any Prsud, deceit, negligence or other wrongful act on the part of ,� r , k �i�sv� J '1M1 ` Supp. No.31 1278 ��y6✓w.`-SR�✓ ��� fit , � . 13,� '�tr�''. 51 kRw F•�R+ (>17j 4r5 _ t{ J�j, i t 1 YTII M1M1 'l S F tl iV. qF �V l � �`•'h k�i�'A�FV�i � v1Fh�h � C 4 n , Y =yt `J c i SALES AND AUCTIONS 4 21.58 ' the licensee, his agent or employees in the conduct of any auction or in the exercise of the calling of auctioneer. A liability insurance policy issued by an insurance company authorized to do business in the State of Florida which conforms to the abcve requirements may be permitted be the city commission in his discretion in lieu of a bond. (Ord. No. 27.88, 15, 5.24.88) See. 21.56. Place of conducting auction,. 'f l property(goods, wares (a) No auction sale of persona or merchandise)shall be conducted ity except upon the issuance of a special permit within any of the residential areas of the c and in accordance with the express terms of such special therefor by the city commission permit. (b) A hcation for a special permit to conduct an auction sale ofpersonal property(goods, PP wares or merchandise) within the areas of the city described in subsection(a) above shall be r j n a form to be provided by the city upon which shall be stated made to the city commission o tf I the nature and quantity of the goods to be sold and the number of days during which it is i desired to conduct such auction sale.The city commission shall issue such special permit upon ! ' the payment of a fee of fifteen dollars($15.00)which fee shall be in addition to and not in lieu ` of the fees and bond provided for in sections 21.54 and 21.55 respectively,of this article, upon its determination that there is good and sufficient reason for the issuance of such special `G permit. Such special permit shall specify the place or places within the areas described in pertains and the number of days for which such special permit subsection(a)above to which it r is valid. *` �.- (c) The city commission may refuse to issue or renew such special permit or may revoke r ` Y > any special permit already issued,if it determines that there is good and sufficient reason for n such refusal or revocation. Any individual aggrieved by the action of the city commission in r } refusing to issue or renew or in revoking any such special permit shall have the right to ' appeal as provided in section 21.53 of this article. In the event that such an appeal be taken,it r , shall be unlawful for any individual to conduct any sale at an in accordance with the ty 4 terms of such special permit. l (" (d) No such special permit shall be issued to any individual except one to whom an auctioneer's license has been issued under section 21.52 of this article. (Ord. No. 27M, lr 6, 5.24.88) iSec, 21.57. 'Auctions prohibited on streets,sidewalks and public property. ,) It shall be unlawful to conduct an auction sale of personal property (goods, wares or +' merchandise)on any of the streets,sidewalks,or public property of the City of Dania,Florida. (Ord. No.27.88, 17,5.24.88) ' r y See 21.58. Nigh auctions of jewelry and certain other articles prohibited. fI 4 +„ It shall be unlawful to offer for sale at auction or sell at auction,any gold,silver, plated ware, clocks, watches, diamonds or other precious or semiprecious stones or any imitation Y. i1 < A r'r J yf Su pp. No.31 1279 qq s n x .. t�r l'',"�-4 Y 1 i l,�Y t.ti 1 ..we.trw-YF•L t.nU"slaY.l P i 1 21.58 DANIA CODE thereof, glassware,chinaware or jewelry or any article purporting to be or represented as any r of the above-listed articles between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. (Ord. No. 27.88, f 8, 6.2q•88) Sec. 21.89. Article not applicable to Judicial sales. The provisions of this article shall not be applicable to auction sales conducted by trustees k" or referees in bankruptcy, executors, administrators, receivers or other public officers acting under judicial process, nor to the sale of real property at auction.(Ord. No. 27.88, 19, 5.24.88) Sec. 2180. Penalties. Any person violating any of the provisions of this article shall be deemed guilty of a <+ misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined not exceeding five hundred dollars - ` a (b500.00)or by imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding ninety(90)days,or by both such J `? ' fine and imprisonment. Each such violation shall constitute a separate offense and shall be a' punishable as such hereunder. (Ord. No. 27.88, 110. 5.24M) 9 i f 4 1 1 4 ft•. �': 1 Vti� 4 t 1 \iy k i y It} ; +• titA,�A t 1 C, ib Y � 1 �f i 1 Y 1 t It I 4' l � f 1 ry 1 n � i �1 1 �J Su pp. No. 31 vp ('I7ie next page is 13261 �j�, , pffirJ t y 1280 > T N JS yt� �{�)�{!! 1.✓vp 3 Ayr' �yy r gSy.�t , r 4r , 1. Q ate " Wn� .s I Q N V. G b 1 * R r• '.4 v NOISN31X3 OVO?J oa r< QOOMSN3n 2i ` ~ O U N N r �a a) �- O1 <� 3 s.. ? N 30 W SNdO a N33J0 C *_ 00 A .let d : 1 i n .n• O � � O Q I Sf 5N U-M J' F. m i�, N16g v LO �. kLNnoo °w to N ^ ,. I 'J. t l!7 a a ! rt ^ lY S o e N 1b i M " J C 1 IK J O !31 419Z — MS f9 d51 M fFl ,y of •i yLL) K 6d31 ItID4 �W3n m< n 1 2 3010 �V� O ' o O O U a a Q m sg .4t o J y a I\ O N BLO LO t 1 W � 1, z s; i Irr c �i ni 4,i>ti'j'a 1{S T BUILTMORE CONSTRUCTION CO. OF FLORIDA, INC. 3221 N.E. 58th Street Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33308 May 1, 1996 (305) 772-5182 or (305) 946-7063 t City of Dania Building & Zoning Department 100 West Dania Beach Boulevard Dania, Florida 33004 Re: Hearing for Permit for Temporary Structure Gentlemen: €dl{ Builtmore Construction as an investor in a state of the art equipment TM,� handling device, requests the assistance and guidance of the Cityt! of Dania. r, We have spent years of research and countless hours in the manufacturing ; of components and logistics of this piece of equipment which must C'' Y� be assembled and tested prior to manufacturing. This equipment has a head height of approximately 45 feet and we haven' t been able to locate any warehouse that could accommodate our application. `i S At this point in time, it appears our only option is an outside facility. ( ` f` t, t After much consideration we made a decision to present our unique I { ,t situation to the City of Dania and have had conversations with Will Allen r and William Johnson in reference to this matter. We cannot express our appreciation enough for their concern and under- r # ); standing, not to mention the valuable time these two gentlemen expended Yx reviewing our situation. At this time, we would like to request a hearing so we could possibly i" + obtain a one year temporary permit to allow us the means to test our ' equipment. + ifr' 0r i The required working area would be approximately a 120 X 120 lot. � wad 1. We would provide a six foot chain link fence for security and safety. i r 2. We would provide a Three Thousand Dollars ($3 , 000 . 00) Bond with t the City of Dania. � I r s 3. We will provide proof of workman' s compensation and liability insurance. S t °', " • - ; 4. If this permit is granted we will retain the services of a licensed general contractor certified by the State of Florida. We deeply appreciate your assistance and concern regarding this matter F and extend our thanks for all of your current and past interest in our project. ' Frank Kunzig t ka�eky,�gt `'Sr ,� e t♦.�Iry t.', 4d xy x!'N f� �''�jy^Y.r` „V G k College Gardens Neighborhood Association, Inc. P.O.Box 274 Dania, Florida May 10, 1996 To: Michael W. Smith, City Manager John Bertino, Mayor Bobbie Grace, Vice-Mayor l Bill Hyde, Commissioner r Albert Jones, Commissioner a j j Bob Mikes, Commissioner ` 2 Re: Adoption of Ely Blvd. and Phippen/Waiters Road 4 . f Dear City Manager and Commissioners, t , t The College Gardens Neighborhood Association would like to officially adopt Ely Blvd. g u i and Phippen/Waiters Road for the purpose of helping the City to make them more safer a and beautiful. We would like to help the City when it begins to improve the two roads r, s this Fall by donating plants and flowers, displaying Crime Watch signs, and providing , f, 4' free labor, landscaping ideas and artist renderings if desired. Your attention and a favorable response would be deeply appreciated by the College r , { Gardens residents. If you have any questions, please contact: s S <� A. Merita Mitchell r j President of College Gardens a �, P.O.Box 274 Dania, Florida r Thank you for our consideration of this request. Y Y q , Sincerely, A. Merita Mitchell (4 ♦f9 f! t I 'l 4ANSY�K, 11. S``a14••�i�¢i,ll,,i`�'+a tr. E +, r f� ,.,f y Et k Y , r ' AJW J.' 44 Lrl� ZZfo liq NO F ,�4 IIY ' 7^i l T � t�fy�:�l�'��}��y'.��.h��.ti-yyd�S• s '�Y� a� '` ,.. �ll' � f ,r•i' � � n � •K. t y M - ..r.. � �a � ,...►�� \'fix ,� + -_ r . • _..� row .•� ^fir-r�� - •.. � ��1ii'. As h F4 y '.:! .. 1 v �1 �T tvy 1 a:� 11 L�ljx l Yr t � rr i .i It1 C or V_�, IF t APPOINTMENTS NEEDED AIRPORT ADVISORY BOARD (2 year terms) 3 appointments needed Mayor Bertino: 1 appointment (vacant) Vice-Mayor Grace: 2 appointments (Evan Leatherman term expired 3/96) (Tony Stevens removed 4/23/96) I CIVIL SERVICE BOARD (4 year terms) 1 appointment and 3 nominees needed A I Kurt Ely, term to expire 3/96 Commission appointee Sue Ann Truesdale (RESIGNED), term expired 3/96 (3 Commission nominees needed to be submitted to employees for election) I CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD (2 alternates needed) David Nuby (alternate) term expired 9/8/95 (Mr. Nuby does not wish to be reappointed) i Rusty Sloan (alternate) term expired 9/8/95(Mr. Sloan is willing to serve again) ( , COMMUNITY AFFAIRS ADVISORY BOARD (2 year terms 10 members) 3 appointments { Mayor Bertino: 1 appointment If Vice-Mayor Grace: 2 appointments r DANIA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD AND DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT >` AGENCY wear terms) 3 1 appointment needed Comm. Mikes: 1 appointment HUMAN RELATIONS BOARD (2 year terms) 2 appointments needed Comm. Mikes: 1 appointment r > i Comm. Hyde 1 appointment t MARINE ADVISORY BOARD (1 year term) 3 appointments needed t ; Tt. F Vice-Mayor Grace: 1 appointment (Anthony Stevens term expired 3/96 �s Mayor Bertino: 2 appointments (Craig McAdams and Louis Webb terms Y PP ( 9 i expired 3/96) ,t � TR 4 iq. i 1'6 Y '� A d4 riaF h; '*„ ICrf f R'rr "y � h PaJ• Tel Ile a 3fj "`•. y.f . �ry y Fey 3 hY + • 4�"yy�s11 JJAY^u � 1 _ y � -' p I PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD �2 year terms) 1 appointment needed ' Comm. Hyde 1 appointment to Replace Dan Yagman who moved out of Dania -term expired 3/97. PLANNING & ZONING BOARD (1 appointment needed) ' i Mayor Bertino Dr. Robert Harris (RESIGNED) - I UNSAFE STRUCTURES BOARD year terms) 3 appointments needed � 7 F # Appointment of A Real Estate Appraise to replace Keith Pfenninger. 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N m o = - a2 U) ti Ucn = -) w m � a�iw `-L° " mZ` � u U = ¢ m � Z'' mm � aEmw0 m W U cu �Oja=iMc E a ¢ u 00)iLLMMm mS-S �' O 000 > In > Z U � W M > -i IL 2 a' ZUli2M � ym V w (� 2 WS m t a'- o- )r t� r 1C ' eY y I 4 / t.1 I > f / t x, r A ` i i Fred Milanese East Dania Neighborhood Watch June 9. 199E Mike Smith Dania City Manager Dear Mike, At our next city commission meetinq please extend to the city of Dania the appreciation of every member of the East Dania Neighborhood Watch to Mayer Jahn Bertino for his support of our new Summer Youth Golf Program. This past Saturday, June 8, we registered over seventy new junior l :x? golfers to this inaugural program. Every Dania neighborhood, and every Dania school was represented by the parents and children in attendance41 at Frostie's Golf Driving Range. k l Sheriff Ron Cochran was our guest of honor in attendance, as was Chief Rick: Frey, Deputy Richard Tarrant, and Deputy Chip Brockman. Let � me say that Sheriff Cochran was mightily impressed with the way the City f ` � of Dania came together to wor{; towards a singular goal : That of provid- ing worthwile goals for our community's children. ; When we of the East Dania Neighborhood Watch initially conceived f the idea of a Summer Youth Golf Program, it was Mayor Bertino who II wholeheartedly came to our support . We can not say enough in apprecia- tiun ` r Mayer certinols encouragement. ` The attendance of parents and children at Frostie's Golf Driving Range this past Saturday served the City of Dania proud, and showed that 4 V we citizens can put our resources together for a ccfmmon good. �'. We ex o tend ur thanks to the Dania I.iwanis, the Dania Optimists, and } the Dania Lion's clubs, as well as to American Legion Post 304 of Dania. j #p ' The same appreciation goes to the men and women of the Broward Sheriff' i l` Department , Dania, District II , and to the Sheriff's Community Coun_. i . Sincere thanks goes to Rose Lizana and the Dania Press, and to Christen JonES and all her staff of the Dania Parks and Recreation. And thank you, Mike Smith, because YOU were there when we needed you. v Everyone did their part to ��ffer our children a great opportunity. Our success ultimately begins with our city leadership, that of Mayor Bertino. John, you served your city well . Thank you. •f t C• Sincerely, i Fred Milanese _r: J/a- hnjJBertin_c;' ^} /� 1 r ` nL 1 ! , { f 4 / jt � P 4 � f G i I i I Modello Park Rededication and Pool Ribbon Cutting Ceremony 0 ° Schedule of Events "We're Taking It hack" 7:00am - 8:30am Camp Blanding Day Care Center Walk A Thon f This event culminates in the park for the benefit of area Children. ) (They will be using the concession stand until 3:00pm on this day) Others groups including BSO, City parks and Recreation Department, Fire Department and EMS are asked to have exhibits or sponsor activities in the park during the day. 10:00am - 12:00 noon — RBI Baseball Game at Modello Baseball Field 1 ;. 12:00 noon - 2:00 pm -- RBI Baseball Games at Modello Baseball Field j 2:00pm - 4:00pm -- RBI Baseball Tournament Games at Modello Baseball Field 4:00pm - 5:00pm — Modello Park Pool Dedication & Ribbon Cutting (City of Dania Officiating) ` 5.00pm - 6:00pm -- Modello Park Re-dedication Ceremony Human Prayer Chain Around Park. 6:00pm -8:00pm -- Gospel Concert in the Park & Free Food (MAD-DADS officiating for sponsored by the City of Dania and Memorial Hospital) Alp s y,, Ip ' 1 n ATTENTION BA A TEVn .� Effective October 1, 1996 - Persons 16 years or younger who operate a water craft with an engine 10 ME or more are now required to complete a { Safety Training Course pursuant to Florida Statutes. It would be to your advantage to ACT NOWT! I Where: Broward Community College: Tigertail Lake 5000 Anglers Ave./Ravenswood Road I Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 33312 1 When: Two Sessions to choose from: Session A: July 6 8:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. or 1:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. and July 13 8:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. or 1:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Session B: July 20 8:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. or 1:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. and July 27 8:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. or 1:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Register at any City of Dania Park: Patrick J. Meli Park 2901 S.W. 52nd Street 921-8700 ext. 370 i Frost Park 300 N.E. 2nd Street 921-8700 ext. 350 Modello Park 800 N.W. 2nd Street 921-8700 ext. 340 Registration Fee: $20.00/person Make Checks Payable To: Broward Community College i SPONSORED BY THE CITY OF DANIA, 8ROWARD COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD, 8ROWARD COMMUNITY COREGE AND THE CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION RESEARCH, INC. .t 77. _,. . y ) ,{ V i 1 � I , t Jt C^ i , 1 r " 1 An + t y, is These images were produced in the normal course of business by: The Microfilm Depot/ Advanced Imaging Solutions ^ 1213 South 3Oth Avenue Hollywood Florida 33020 f Brow: (954) 927-4404 j Dade: (305) 625-0509 i i I J