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THE BEGINNING OF
JULY 15, 1997
WORKSHOP MEETING
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DANIA CITY COMMISSION
WORKSHOP MEETING
JULY 15, 1997
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Mayor Mikes called the meeting to order.
j ROLL CALL:
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Mayor: Bob Mikes
Vice-Mayor: Jim Cali
j Commissioners: John Bertino
John Etling
Bill Hyde
City Manager: Michael Smith
City Clerk: Marie Jabalee
City Attorney: Tim Ryan
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1. Discussion of community appearance and standards.
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a) Landscape projects (this item was discussed with section b)
b) Creation of Community Appearance Board
Mayor Mikes stated that his main objective for this board would to be to review
and recommend various project recommendations from civic groups and
service groups to improve the overall appearance of the City; to suggest and
develop grant projects to improve the city's appearance; and to review
variances, special exceptions and site plans. He suggested that some of the
members should have landscaping and/or architectural expertise.
Commissioner Hyde felt that this board should only be an advisory board. He
didn't agree with the board reviewing site plans. He felt that the board should
not establish standards, but should recommend standards.
Mayor Mikes suggested a 15 member board rather than a ten member board.
He felt that Section 3 - Power and Duties - a) should be changed from "shall
establish" to "should recommend standards acceptable..... "
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Commissioner Etling suggested that the antique/historical and nautical aspects
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Commissioner Bertino stated that the appropriate theme should be chosen for
each area of the City.
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Mayor Mikes recommended hiring a part-time landscape architect or consultant
to help with these projects.
Clinton Hill stated that he had been in the landscape business for 50 years and
also suggested that a landscape architect be hired.
Alex Buchsbaum suggested that Griffin Road be one of the projects taken on
for beautification.
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Vito Mancino stated that the Downtown Redevelopment Board was already in
existence and felt that they should be in charge of these kinds of projects. He
mentioned that US 1 between Dania Beach Boulevard and Sheridan was a
mess and should be cleaned up.
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Mayor Mikes felt that it would be too much work for one board such as the
Downtown Redevelopment Board to take on the whole City.
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Joel Ladsworth of 310 SE 4 Terrace stated that he was appointed to the
Downtown Redevelopment Board about 4 months ago and have yet to meet.
He felt that trying to establish another board was not necessary when current
boards already in place could take on these projects. He also agreed with the
idea of hiring a landscape architect.
Tim McLeod did not agree with the idea of creating another board. He also felt
that existing boards should get involved in these projects.
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Mayor Mikes was not concerned about new projects, but with existing problem
areas in residential neighborhoods.
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Joe Dorsey of the Dania Improvement Committee stated that codes were in
place and should be enforced to improve these problem areas.
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Anita Serpe stated that she attended a Downtown Redevelopment Board
meeting in Delray and was very enthused. She suggested that a project
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coordinator be hired to meet with the different civic groups to accomplish these
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Commissioner Etling felt that Dania's main streets like Federal Highway and
Dania Beach Boulevard needed to be improved before the residents would get
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enthusiastic about improving their neighborhoods. He also suggested that the
new Growth Management Director be involved in this task.
Commissioner Bertino suggested that the assistant to the City Manager be
involved in these projects when one is hired.
Jimmy Peterman stated that the city, as a whole, needs to be improved, not
just the downtown area.
Rose Lizana felt that existing boards should be involved and did not agree with
creating another committee.
Victor Lohmann stated that community involvement was more important than
community input. He felt that the City should allocate the funds and empower
the local civic groups to take on these beautification projects.
Mayor Mikes stated that a lot of the neighborhoods did not have organized
groups and suggested that they be established with the help of the City.
Charles Zidar felt that the board would make a lot of positive changes within
the City and volunteered his services.
c) Code Enforcement Standards
Commissioner Hyde felt that another Board should not be created but that the
City's existing codes should be better enforced by hiring more code
enforcement staff and by imposing fines on the properties.
Vice-Mayor Cali encouraged the Code Team (Police, Fire and Code
Inspectors) to become more active by going after the properties that have
numerous violations. He also felt that procedures should be changed to allow
for the aggressive collection of fines that have been imposed due to violations.
Mayor Mikes wanted to assure the property owners that Code Enforcement's
emphasis is on compliance of city codes not making money.
Peggy Breeschoten, member of the Code Enforcement Board, stated that the
purpose of the board is not to make money, but to clean up the city. She
stated that staff is limited with only two inspectors and recommended the hiring
of additional inspectors.
Vito Mancino also felt that two inspectors were not enough to cover the entire
City and suggested the hiring of one or two more.
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Commissioner Etling recommended that the current codes be strengthened
and brought up to date.
d) Modifications to City Sign Code
Commissioner Hyde stated that a time certain needed to be set for the
enforcement of the sign ordinance.
City Attorney Ryan reported that the law states that if you have a fixed
amortization period, and an administrative appeals process, then the sign
ordinance can be enforced.
Vito Mancino complained about several signs throughout the city.
e) Minimum Housing Standards
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City Manager Smith reported that the Unsafe Structures Board has been very
active in bringing housing up to code and having those houses demolished that
can't be brought up to code.
f) Other suggestions for community projects.
Mayor Mikes stated that the major corridors in the City, namely, US 1, Dania
Beach Blvd, Griffin Road, Stirling Road and Sheridan Street, should be
beautified immediately.
The Commission agreed to have Charles Zidar, Landscape Architect, work on a
landscaping proposal for the major corridors throughout the City.
This workshop meeting adjourned.
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Mayor-Commissioner
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City Clerk-Auditor
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I AGENDA
CITY OF DANIA
WORKSHOP MEETING
JULY 15, 1997
7:30 P.M.
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ANY PERSON WHO DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THE CITY
COMMISSION WITH REGARD TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING
j 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 FORMS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE CITY
CLERK'S OFFICE IN THE ADMINISTRATION CENTER.
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,
j DANIA, FL 33004, (954) 921-8700 EXT. 202, AT LEAST 48 HOURS PRIOR TO
MEETING.
CALL TO ORDER:
ROLL CALL:
1. Discussion of community appearance and standards.
a) Landscape projects
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b) Creation of Community Appearance Board
c) Code Enforcement Standards
d) Modifications to City Sign Code
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e) Minimum Housing Standards
f) other suggestions for community projects
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AGENDA
CITY OF DANIA
WORKSHOP MEETING
JULY 15, 1997
7:30 P.M.
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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 1S 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.
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, (954) 921.8700 EXT. 202, AT LEAST 48 HOURS PRIOR TO
MEETING.
CALL TO ORDER:
ROLL CALL:
1. Discussion of community appearance and standards.
a) Landscape projects
b) Creation of Community Appearance Board
c) Code Enforcement Standards
d) Modifications to City Sign Code
e) Minimum Housing Standards
f) other suggestions for community projects
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f. Every accessory structure shall be kept in a clean and sanitary condition, free
from rodents, vermin and infestations. Fences, garden walls and similar enclo-
sures shall be maintained in a good state of repair.
(5) Maintenance and appearance standards.
a. The owner and operator of all properties governed by the code shall maintain the
exterior of the premises in such a manner to conform with all city codes and
ordinances; avoid blighting influences on neighboring properties, and avoid the
creation of hazards to public health, safety and welfare. Such maintenance and
appearance will be judged by the following standards:
1. The exterior of all premises and every structure thereon, including all parts
of the structure and appurtenance where exposed to public view, shall be
maintained in good condition and shall not show evidence of deterioration,
weathering, discoloration, ripping, tearing or other holes or breaks. All
screened enclosures shall be properly fitted and maintained. All other sur-
faces shall be maintained free of broken glass, crumbling stone, brick or
stucco, or other conditions reflective of deterioration or inadequate mainte-
nance;
2. All surfaces requiring painting or which are otherwise protected from the
elements shall be kept painted or protected.Painted surfaces shall be main-
tained free of graffiti and with uniform colors void of any evidence of dete-
rioration;
3. All off-street parking spaces shall be paved with asphalt or constructed of
concrete or block and shall be of smooth surface and in good repair in com-
pliance with city codes; provided however, that off-street parking spaces
surfaced with gravel in existence prior to the enactment of this subsection
shall not be precluded so long as the owner of such off-street parking spaces
maintains the public right-of-way free from loose gravel. In the event an
owner of property containing off-street parking spaces surfaced with gravel
makes repairs to such property pursuant to the requirements of the Dania
Zoning Code,then off-street parking spaces of such property must come into
compliance at that time with the first clause of this subsection.
b. Property failing to meet the standards in subsection a., above, will be considered
"deficient".A blighting influence on the surrounding neighborhood in violation
of this article exists when a deficiency or combination of deficiencies represents
more than twenty-rive(25)per cent of the area of any wall or roof or paved surface
as viewed from any single vantage point off the property.
c. Multiple colors, including trim, may not be used except to accent architectural
features of the structure.
d. Except as herein provided, live vegetative material shall provide complete cov-
erage of the entire yard area exposed to public view. Height shall conform with
all applicable city ordinances. Play areas, gardens, flower beds, unpaved drive-
ways, walks,etc.,not intended to have vegetative cover should be clearly defined
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and maintained free of uncultivated growth. Yards not using vegetative cover
must use a material that meets all city codes, and such material must be main-
tained free of uncultivated growth.Property not meeting these standards will be
considered deficient. A blighting influence on the surrounding neighborhood in
violation of this section will exist if more than thirty-three (33) per cent of the
yard area visible from any single vantage point off the property is deficient.
(6) Unsafe dwellings, roominghouses and hotels.
a. A dwelling, roominghouse or hotel shall be deemed unsafe and referred to the
appropriate agency, department or board for remedial action when:
1. It is abandoned, unguarded and open at doors or windows;
2. There is an accumulation of dust,debris or other combustible material therein
or directly adjacent thereto;
3. The building condition creates hazards with respect to means of egress and
fire protection as provided in the building code and regulations of the city
winch were in effect at the time of certificate of occupancy; or
4. There is a falling away,hanging loose or loosening of any siding, block brick
or other building material;
5. There is a deterioration of the structure or structural parts; o.,
6. The building is partially destroyed; or
7. There is a sagging or leaning out of plumb of the building or any parts of the
building and such effect is caused by deterioration or over-stressing; or
8. The electrical or mechanical installations or systems create a hazardous
condition contrary to the standards of the building code and regulations of
the city which were in effect at the time of certificate of occupancy; or
9. An unsanitary condition exists by reason of inadequate or malfunctioning
sanitary facilities or waste disposal systems; or
10. By reasons of use or occupancy, the area, height, type of construction, fire-
resistivity,means of egress,electrical equipment,plumbing,air conditioning
or other features regulated by the building code do not comply with the code
for the use and group of occupancy.
(5 Repairs and installations. Repairs and installations shall be made so as to comply
with the provisions of the building code and other regulations which were in effect at
the time of cemificate of occupancy.All work shall proceed in a timely fashion and be
done in a workmanlike manner.
(b) Responsibilities of owners,operators and occupants.The owner shall not occupy,permit
another to occupy,or let to another for occupancy a dwelling,dwelling unit, or hotel or rooming
unit that is not clean. sanitary, safe and fit for human habitation.
(1: Every occupant of a dwelling or dwelling unit shall be responsible for the following.
a. Keep in a clean and sanitary condition that part of the dwelling or dwelling unit
he occupies or controls,including all equipment,sanitary facilities.yards,courts,
driveways, lawns and shrubbery;
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b. Dispose of rubbish,garbage,lawn and shrubbery cuttings,leaves and other waste
materials as provided by applicable law;garbage shall be placed in the disposal
facilities or storage containers required by Chapter 13 of the Dania Code of
Ordinances;
c. Be responsible for the extermination of rodents, vermin and other pests within
the dwelling unit he occupies or controls;
d. Not allow animals or pets to be kept in any dwelling or dwelling unit or on any
premises in such a manner as to create unsanitary conditions or a nuisance.
(2) The owner and operator of a dwelling or dwelling unit shall,jointly and severally:
a. Maintain in a clean and sanitary condition the shared or public areas of dwelling
containing more than one dwelling unit; shared or p,tblic areas shall include
yards, courts, driveways, parking areas, lawns and shrubbery;
b. Maintain the exterior premises so as to prevent the accumulation of stagnant
water thereon;
c. Be responsible for the extermination of any rodents,vermin and other pests in all
public or shared areas, and when infestation of other areas is caused by his
failure to carry out the provisions of this article.
(3) The owner and operator of every hotel or roominghouse shall,jointly and severally:
a. Be responsible for the sanitary and safe maintenance of all equipment, furnish-
ings, walls, floors, ceilings and other building parts, and the entire premises,
including yards, courts, driveways, lawns, shrubbery;
b. Provide shades, draperies or other devices or materials for all windows which,
when properly used, will afford privacy to the occupants of the hotel or rooming
unit;
c. Permit no cooking in any hotel or rooming units where appropriate cooking
facilities have not been permanently installed in accordance with the provisions
of this article and the building code which was in effect at the time of certificate
of occupancy;
d. Be responsible for the prompt and sanitary disposal of all garbage and trash
through the use of approved mechanical equipment or by placing same in the
required containers; disposal of rubbish, garbage, lawn and shrubbery cuttings,
leaves and other waste material as provided by applicable law;
e. Be responsible for the extermination of rodents, vermin and other pests;
f Maintain the exterior so as to prevent the accumulation of stagnant water thereon;
g. Not allow animals or pets to be kept in any unit or on the premises in such a
manner as to create unsanitary conditions or a nuisance.
(c) Requirements relating to the safe and sanitary maintenance of premises adjacent to
dwelling structures.
(1) No owner, occupant or operator of a dwelling, dwelling unit, hotel, hotel unit, room-
inghouse or rooming unit shall deposit,or cause to be deposited,any rubbish,garbage
or other refuse on adjacent properties.
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(2) The owner of property adjacent to dwelling structures shall be required to keep such
premises free from growth of weeds, grass, other flora, and rubbish, gash and other
refuse in accordance with applicable law. (Ord. No. 29.90, § 1, 7-10.90)
Sec. 8.22. Minimum standards for commercial, industrial and institutional struc.
Lures.
(a) Minimum standards. No person shall maintain or operate any commercial, industrial
or institutional structure which does not comply with the following requirements of this
section.
(1) Maintenance of exterior of premises. The exterior of buildings and structures shall be
kept free of all nuisances, and any hazards to the safety of occupants, customers,
pedestrians and other persons utilizing the premises, and free of unsanitary condi-
tions, and any of the foregoing shall be promptly removed and abated by the owner or
operator. It shall be the duty of the owner or operator to keep the premises free of
hazards which include but are not limited to the following:
a. Dead and dying trees and limbs;
b. Loose and over-hanging objects which by reason of location above ground level
constitute a danger of falling on persons in the vicinity thereof;
c. Boles, excavations, breaks, projections, obstructions, and excretions of pets and
other animals on paths, walks, driveways, parking lots and parking areas, and
other parts of the premises which are accessible to or used by persons on the
premises.
d. Inadequate run-off drains for stormwaters;
e. Sources of infestation;
f. Foundations, floors and walls which are not structurally sound;
g. Chimneys and flue and vent attachments which are not safe, durable, smoke
tight and capable of withstanding the action of flue gasses;
h. Exterior porches, landings, balconies, stairs and fire escapes which are not pro-
vided with bannisters or railings properly designed and maintained to minima a
the hazard of falling.
(2) Appearance of exterior of premises. The exterior of buildings and structures shall be
maintained so that their appearance shall not constitute a blighting factor for ad-
joining property owners nor an element leading to the progressive deterioration and
down-grading of the neighborhood including the following-
a. Premises shall be kept landscaped and maintained,and lawns,hedges and bushes
shall be kept trimmed or maintained pursuant to a site plan;
b. All store fronts and walls exposed to public view shall be kept in a good state of
repair;
c. Any awning or marquee and its accompanying structural members which extend
over any street,sidewalk or any other portion of the premises shall be maintained
in a good state of repair. In the event such awnings or marquees are made of
cloth. plastic or of a similar material, such cloth or plastic, where exposed to
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public view, shall not show evidence of excessive weathering, discoloration, rip-
ping, tearing, or other hales. Nothing herein shall be construed to authorize any
encroachment on streets, sidewalks or other parts of the public domain.
(3) General maintenance. The exterior of every building or structure shall be maintained
in a good state of repair and all surfaces thereof shall be kept painted or whitewashed
where necessary for purposes of preservation and appearance. ?11 surfaces shall be
maintained free of graffiti, broken glass, loose shingles, crumbling stone or brick,
excessive peeling paint or other condition reflective of deterioration or inadequate
maintenance. Garbage storage receptacles or garbage disposal facilities shall be pro-
vided and maintained for the disposal of garbage at every occupied building or struc-
ture.
(4) Unsafe commercial, industrial and institutional buildings and str xtures. A commer-
cial, industrial or institutional building or structure shall be ceemed unsafe and
referred to the appropriate agency, department or board for reme3ial action when it
meets one or any of the conditions set forth in section 8.21(a)(6) of this article.
(b) Responsibilities of owner and operators. The owner of a structure shall be responsible
for maintaining the minimum standards required by this article unless his lease with the
operator provides otherwise. In any event the operator shall be responsible:
(1) For keeping all parts of the premises under the control of the operator in a clean and
safe condition, and the operator shall refrain from performing any acts which would
render other parts of the premises unclean, unsanitary or unsafe or which would
obstruct the owner from performing any duty required by this article;
(2) For the elimination of infestation of pests in and on the premises subject to his control;
(3) For maintaining all plumbing fixtures used by the operator in a clean and sanitary
condition,and he shall not deposit any material in any fixture or sewer system which
would result in stoppage of or damage to the fixture or sewer system.(Ord. No.29.90,
§ 1, 7.10.90)
Sec. 8.23. Inspections.
(a) The Dania Code Enforcement Division, by its code inspectors,is hereby authorized to
inspect from time to time all dwellings,hotels,roominghouses,and commercial,industrial and
institutional structures that are subject to the minimum property standards of this article.
When a code inspector is required to enter onto private premises to make an inspection, he
shall do so with the consent of the owner, operator, lessee or occupation. In the event that
consent to enter the premises is withheld, the code inspector may make application to the
proper court for an order requiring access to the premises.
(b) Inspections of all buildings or structures shall be made during reasonable hours.If the
director has probable cause to believe an immediate threat exists to the health, welfare or
safety of persons in or about any building or structure, he may direct that an inspection be
made at any time. (Ord. No. 29.90, § 1, 7-10.90)
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ORDINANCE NO.
A ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA,
CREATING A COMMUNITY APPEARANCE BOARD AND
PROVIDING THE APPOINTMENT AND TERMS OF THE
BOARD MEMBERS; DUTIES OF THE BOARD; THE
HOLDING OF MEETINGS AND KEEPING OF RECORDS;
THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE SUBMISSION OF PLANS
AND APPLICATIONS TO THE BOARD; AND THE
DEVELOPMENT AND ENACTMENT OF APPROPRIATE
STANDARDS FOR THE GUIDANCE OF THE BOARD IN
THE PERFORMANCE OF ITS DUTIES.
WHEREAS, the City Commission has recommended the creation of a
Community Appearance Board consisting of ten members, one of whom shall be a
registered architect, to provide for the aesthetic development of commercial, industrial,
and residential structures in the community, and
WHEREAS, the City Commission is of the opinion that the creation of a
Community Appearance Board would be in the best interest of the health, safety,
morals, and general welfare of the citizens of the City, now therefore,
THE CITY OF DANIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
Section 1. CREATION, MEMBERS, TERMS. APPOINTMENTS
A Community Appearance Board is hereby created:
(a) The Board shall be composed of ten members appointed by the Commission
for terms of two years, except that the members of the first Board shall serve until
March 30, 1997. Their successors shall be appointed to two year terms.
(b) Two alternate members shall be appointed by the City Commission for terms
of one year. In the absence or disability of a regular member, an alternate member
may be called to sit and act in his place by the Chairman of the Board.
(c) No member of the Community Appearance Board shall be re-appointed as a
member of such Board until at least twelve months have intervened between the
expiration of his term as an alternate member, provided a vacancy exists.
Section 2. ORGANIZATION
The Community Appearance Board shall elect a Chairman and Vice-Chairman to
preside at its meetings, and shall formulate its rules and regulations for the conduct of
its business. The members of the Board shall have the following qualifications:
(a) Each member must be a resident, and if a practicing professional, his principal
place of business shall be located in the City of Dania.
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(b) At least one of the members of the Board shall be a registered architect in the State
of Florida.
Section 3. POWERS AND DUTIES
(a) Majority to Review Plans. The Community Appearance Board shall establish
standards acceptable to the City Council relative to plans and specifications to be
submitted in connection with application for structures, public or private as hereinafter
required. The approval of at least a majority of the Board signified by their signature on
each set of plans and specifications required to be submitted with each application for a
permit, shall be pre-requisite to the issuance of any building permit required to be
reviewed by the Board.
(b) Plans and Specifications. Every application for a permit to erect a building or
structure or to materially after a front or side elevation of any existing building or
structure in the City of Dania, excluding single family dwellings, shall be accompanied
by two sets of detailed plans and, if the plans submitted do not furnish sufficient
information adequately to show the scope of the planned construction for which a
permit has been requested, then there shall be furnished , in addition to the two sets of
detailed plans, one set of detailed specifications for such proposed work; both the plans
and specifications shall be prepared by a registered architect or registered engineer,
qualified under the laws of the State of Florida to prepare such plans and specifications
and no permit therefore shall be issued until such plans (and specifications when
required) shall have been previously approved by the Board as hereinabove provided.
No permit for the construction or addition to any building (excluding family dwellings)
shall be issued until and unless the plans therefore have been approved by the
Community Appearance Board as being in accordance with the standards as provided
for in Section 3 (a).
Section 4. MEETINGS AND RECORDS
The Community Appearance Board shall meet at least once each week, and at
such other times as the Board may determine for the consideration of the business
before the Board. All meetings shall be open to the public and the order of business
and procedure to be followed shall be as prescribed within the rules and regulations to
be adopted by the Board. A record of the proceedings of the Board shall be kept,
showing its action on each question considered. Such record shall be filed in the office
of the Secretary of the Community Appearance Board of the City of Dania, and shall be
open for public inspection.
Section 5. CHANGES IN PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
The Community Appearance Board may require such changes in said plans and
specifications as in its judgment may be requisite or appropriate to the maintenance of
a high standard of architecture, beauty and harmony as established by the standards
adopted by the City Commission for the guidance of the Board.
Section 6. All ordinances, resolutions, or parts thereof in conflict herewith are
hereby repealed.
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Section 7. Specific authority to codify this ordinance in the City's code in
conformity with the code format is hereby granted.
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Section 8. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion of
this ordinance is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of
competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct, and
independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining
portions thereof.
PASSED AND ADOPTED on First Reading on the_day of
1996.
PASSED AND ADOPTED on Second Readin on the _ da of
1996.
MAYOR-COMMISSIONER
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
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Art. I. In General, §§ 3.1-3.17
Art. 11. Signs, §§ 3.18-3.40
ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL
Sec. 3-1. Enforcement.
It shall be the duty of the building inspector and the police department of the city
to strictly enforce all the provisions of this chapter. (Code 1971, § 25-6; Ord. No. 222, §
6, 9-25-79)
Sec. 3-2. False, misleading advertising prohibited.
It is unlawful to publish or place before the public, in a newspaper or in any other
way, an advertisement of any sort regarding goods or services offered to the public for
sale or distribution and containing any representation or statement of fact which is
untrue or misleading, with intent to sell or in any way dispose of such goods or
services, or to induce the public in any manner to enter into any obligation relating
thereto or to acquire title interest therein. (Code 1971, § 25-1; Ord. No. 222, § 1, 9.25-79)
Cross reference—Fake and fraudulent sales, §§ 21-2, 21-3.
State law references—Misleading advertisements, F.S. § 817.06; advertisements
or representations of goods manufactured by blind persons, F.S. 413.021(2).
Sec 3-3. Deceptive advertising.
It shall be unlawful by means of exaggerated variations in the comparative size,
location or position of letters, figures or other markings or characters in any price tag,
or other public representation of any nature whatsoever, to mislead or deceive the
public as to the true nature, price, quantity, quality, brand or character of any goods or
services or as to the nature of, or the reason for, the sale so being made to the public
(Code 1971, § 25-3; Ord. No. 222, § 3, 9-25-79)
Sec 3-4. Food and drug advertisements to conform to label.
Any advertising regarding an article of food or drug, whether by means of signs,
posters, placards, handbills, newspapers or magazine advertisements, displays or by
any other means whatsoever shall be subject to the same requirements as for labels,
wrappers, circulars and other descriptive matter in or on the immediate package of the
article in question. (Code 1971, § 13-7)
'Cross references—Licensing of advertisers. § 15.12; price signs required at gasoline
stations, § 17.19; advertising schemes of chance. § 17.45.
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Sec. 3-5. Price reductions must be bona fide.
It shall be unlawful to advertise or otherwise represent to the public, in any
manner whatsoever, a reduction in the price of any goods or services, of whatsoever
kind offered to the public, where the reduction is not based upon a previous bona fide
sale price or cost price previously advertised or represented to the public for the articles
or services so offered to the public. (Code 1971, § 25-2; Ord. No. 222, § 2, 9-25-79)
Sec. 3-6. Billposting on public property.
It shall be unlawful for any person to advertise by sign tacking or advertising by
tacking, pasting or tying on poles, posts, trees, buildings, fences or other structures-
located on public property in the city. The person or company named on such bill shall
be held responsible for the placement. (Code 1971, § 25-4; Ord. No. 222, § 4, 9-25-79)
State law references—Regulation of outdoor advertising generally, F.S. 479;
advertising on or near highways, 1479.11.
Sec. 3-7. Distribution of circulars and handbills.
No person, through themselves or their agents, shall distribute or otherwise
circulate handbills or other forms of printed advertising matter of any kind within the
city without first obtaining a permit to do so from the city manager. (Code 1971, §
25-5; Ord. No. 222, § 5, 9-25-79)
Secs. 3-8-3-17. Reserved.
ARTICLE IL SIGNS°
Sec. 3-18. Definitions.
[When used in this chapter, the following words and phrases shall have the
meanings respectively ascribed to them]
Directional signs shall mean any sign erected within road right-of-way to help
direct traffic safely throughout the city.
*Editor's note—Section 3-24 of this article, relative to the proximity of billboards
to highways, and § 3-38, relative to billboard advertising sign regulations, have been
deleted by the editor pursuant to Ord. No. 261, adopted April 28, 1981, § 1 of which
states that it shall be unlawful to erect a billboard advertising sign within the
corporate limits of the City of Dania, Florida. If provisions permitting billboard
advertising have not been deleted from the Code, then § 3 of Ord. No. 261, which
repeals all parts of Ord. No. 222, adopted Sept. 25, 1979, and all other ordinances or
parts of ordinances in conflict with the above-stated provisions, to the extent of such
conflict, shall govern. Subsequently, Ord No. 14-91, adopted May 14, 1991, provided for
regulations pertaining to billboard advertising; §§ 1-3 of such ordinance have been included
herein as § 3-40.
Formerly, §§ 3-24 and 3-38 derived from Code 1971, § 25-18 and Ord. No. 222, §§
18(b) and 28.
Cross reference—Building regulations, Ch. S.
State law reference—Regulation of outdoor advertising, F.S. Ch. 479.
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Ground (pole) signs shall mean any signboard erected, constructed or maintained
for the purpose of displaying outdoor advertising, as posters, pictures, pictorial or
reading matters, when such sign is supported by uprights or bracae placed upon the
ground and not attached to any part of any building. (Code 1971, § 25.18; Ord No.
222, f 18(c), 0), 9-25-79)
Editoes note—Ord. No. 222, 1180), enacted Sept. 25, 1979, has been codified as
pert of 4 3-18, along with a change of catchlins, at the discretion of the editor, in order
to facilitate use of the Code.
Sea 3.19. Permit—Required.
Ali signs allowed in this article require a permit issued by the city building
department, except those exempt from permits by provisions herein. The owner of ill
signs shall be responsible for the permit number appearing on all erected dgm. (Coda
1971, $ 25-17; Ord. No. 222, § 17(a), 9-25.79)
Sea 3-20. Same—Application
Before any person begins erection, posting or painting, use or maintenance of any
sign that is not exempt from permit by this chapter, he shall make application to the
city building department and submit drawings and specifications as may be necessary
to fully advise and acquaint the impactor with the location, construction, weight,
materials and manner of illumination and of securing or fastening of such proposed
sign. If the sign shall be in accordance with the provisions of this chapter and the city
building code, then the building department shall issue a permit for the erection of any
such sign upon the payment of the prescribed fee. (Code 1971, 3 25-17; Ord No.222,
17(b), 9-25-79)
Sec. 3-21. Same—License prerequisite to.
No permit or erection or painting of a sign or neon lighting by a person or firm
shall be issued unless such firm or person shall have first procured from the city an
occupational license to do sign Painting and/or neon lighting, installation and
maintenance. (Code 1971, ; 25-17; Ord. No. 222, S 17(c),9-25.79)
Sea 3-22. Same—Fees.
Permit fees shall be paid as provided by schedule on file in the office of the
building department. (Code 1971, f 25-17; Ord. No. 222, j 17(d), 9-25-79)
Cross reference—Sign permit fees, f 8.3(b)(18).
Sec. 3.23. Special permission for banner signs.
Banner signs of any type, including flags and streamers,or material may be erected on a
temporary basis and may remain up no longer than thirty (30) days upon approval of the
building official. For banner signs intended to be erected for more than thirty (30) days,
permission must be obtained from the city commission. A building permit must be obtained
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from the building official upon approval. If banners are not maintained in good condition, they
must be removed. Official national and state flags and business flags or pennants when flown
with and on the same pole as said national or state flags are exempt from the provisions of this
section. (Code 1971, 1 25.18; Ord. No. 222, 1 18(a), 9.25.79; Ord. No. 4, 11. 2.22.83)
Sea 3-24. Reserved.
Note—See the editor's footnote to Art II of this chapter.
Sec. 3.25. Signs creating hazards.
No sign or support shall be placed in such a position or manner as to obstruct or
interfere, either physically or visually, with any fire alarm, police alarm, traffic signal
or sign or any device maintained by or under public authority or ingress or agrees from
any public or private right-of-way,roadway or driveway. (Code 1971, § 25-18;Ord. No.
222, § 25-18(d), 9-25-79)
Sec. 3-26. Indecent or obscene displays.
No sign shall display any statement, word, character or illustration of any
obscene, indecent or immoral nature.Such characters or t7luatratio�shall include, but
need not be limited to, the characterization or silhouette of a nude figure or the words
nude, topless or bottomless. (Code 1971, § 25-18; Ord. No. 222, § 18(e), 9-25-79)
Sea 3-27. General maintenance.
All signs must be kept in good condition and neat appearance and every sign,
together with its framework, braces,angles or other supports,shall be maintained in a
ads condition properly secured, supported and braced and able to withstand wind
pressure as required by the South Florida Building Code or any other regulatory code
or ordinance in effect within municipal limits. (Code 1971, § 24-18, § 18(f), 9-25-79)
Sea 3-2& painted signs on public property.
Painted signs on streets, sidewalks or other public property are not allowed other
than those placed there by public authority for the convenience and safety of the
public. (Code 1971, 126-18; Ord. No. 222, j 18(g), 9-25-79)
Sea 3-29. Snipe signs.
Snipe signs of any material including paper, cardboard,wood or metal,shall not be
tacked, nailed or fastened in any manner to trees, posts or other objects on publfe
property where such signs do not apply to premises whereon it is lomted. (Cods 1971,9
25-18; Ord. No. 222, ; 10), 9-26-79)
Sea 3-30. Variances and asceptions.
The city commission may, upon proper application being made, grant a variance
permit or exceptional permit to permit the construction of any type of saps prohibited
l by this chapter, provided that such variance permit or exceptional permit is panted
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under the terms and conditions provided for in this Code concerning variance permits
and/or exception permits. (Code 1971, § 25-18; Ord. No. 222, § 18(i), 9-25-79)
Sec. 3.31. Inspection of signs; removal upon noncompliance.
Upon inspection by the building official, this chapter shall require the owner of
any sign found to be in defective condition or which does not comply with the terms,
conditions and provisions of this chapter to be repaired or removed within thirty (30)
days from the date of notice of such defect; provided, however, that if said building
official shall ascertain and determine that the maintenance or use of such sign shall
adversely affect the public safety,he may require the immediate removal at the owner's
expense or prohibit the use of said sign until such defects shall have been remedied.
(Code 1971, § 25.19; Ord. No. 222, 119, 9-25-79)
Sec. 3-32. Insecure, unsafe signs. •
The building official shall have the authority, upon two (2) weeks notice, to remove
any sign which is not properly maintained or has been abandoned and without notice
in the event the sign is found, in his determination, to constitute a danger to human
Ufa or encroaches on public right-of-way. In the event of removal of a sign pursuant to
this section, the owner/lessee or agent shall bear the cost of removal in addition to the
penalties in section 3-31. (Code 1971, § 25-20; Ord. No. 222, § 20, 9-25-79)
Sec. 3-33. Restrictions In areas zoned for business or industrial noes.
This section applies to and specifies the regulations and provisions prescribed for
the erection, display and maintenance of all signs displayed in all areas zoned for
business or industrial uses.
(a) Identification signs. At all single- and two-family buildings, identification
signs may be displayed as specified in subsection (a)(1) of section 3-34.
(b) For sale,for rent,for lease signs. Subsection (a)(2) of section 3-34 is applicable
to any single. or multiple-family building within the area of which this section
pertains; however, on vacant property a "for sale" or "for lease" sign may be
diplayed provided the total surface area thereof does not exceed ten (10) square
feet. On vacant improved property a "for sale" or "for lease" sign may be
displayed in or on a window of such building providing the total surface does
not exceed ten (10) square feet
(c) Advertising signs at buildings under construction. Subsection (a)(3) of section
3-34 is applicable to any building construction within the areas in which this
section pertains; however, a sign may be displayed as to the proposed use of a
building and the proposed occupant of the building, providing the size and
construction of such sign meets with the approval of the building official; and
provided that such signs are maintained in good repair.
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(d) Window signs. Any business room may have the name and business lettered
upon its window or windows and upon its entrance door or doors.
(e) Permits not required. No permit is required for the erection or display of any
sign described in subsections (a), (b), (c) and (d).
(f) Horizontal Projecting signs. Any business may display one horizontal
projecting sign from each wall or roof of the storeroom it occupies, providing
such sign does not extend over public property or exceed forty-eight (48) square
feet in surface area. The lowest point of such signs shall be nine (9) feet above
the ground level.
(g) Flat signs. Flat signs may be erected parallel to the face of, or on the outside
wall of, any building and supported throughout their length by such wall. In
no case shall such flat signs extend more than eighteen (18) inches beyond the
face of the building. Such sign shall not exceed twenty (20) per cent of the
surface of the wall on which it is displayed.
(h) Vertical projecting signs. Vertical signs may be erected upon the wall of a
business building and shall not extend
building, mauy extend above the Parapet
blic property. Vertical signs
constructed as an integral Part of
not to exceed ten (10) feet, and when fastened to a building after its erection,
shall not exceed six (6) feet above the top of the parapet wall. The lowest part
of such sign shall not be less than nine (9) feet above the ground level.
(i) Combinations. Combinations of horizontal and vertical projecting signs are
permitted when they conform to the regulations of this section.
(j) Roof signs. Roof signs are prohibited.
Sig
isplayed on the outer rim of a
(k) Marquee signs.hall not extend bellow the botto may be dm of such structure, nor are they to marquee
xceed two
(2) feet above the roof of the marquee. Signs affixed underneath a marquee
shall be rigid with the marquee. Signs shall have a clearance above the
sidewalk of not less than nine (9) feet, however, such signs shall not extend
over public property.
(1) Painted signs. Signs may be painted or lettered directly on a building or
structure. Such signs may display only the name of the building or business.
(m)Pole (ground) sign. A sign erected upon a pole or poles which is a
self-supported structure, wholly independent of any building or other structure
for support (is a pole sign]. The size of such sign shall be no greater than fifty
(50) square feet One pole (ground) sign shall be permitted per property or
shopping center' indicating the name of the center and listing n���d
e of
individual stores. A second pole (ground) sign
will be shopping center fronts on two (2) main thoroughfares.
*Shopping center is to mean a group of retail stores, service establishments, or
any other business planned to serve the community or neighborhood not
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necessarily owned by one party or a single land owner, which are adjacent to
and utilizing a common parking area or areas.
(n) Off-premise public directional signs (institutional or governmental).All copy in
signs must be of a directional or institutional nature only. Standardized
international logos are preferred. All locations shall be approved by the
building and zoning department. This section shall not apply to any
traffic-control signs which design is prescribed by state law. Such signs shall
not exceed six (6) square feet in area.
(o) Bus bench advertising. Bus bench advertising shall be allowed at designated
bus stops only. (Code 1971, f 25-21; Ord No. 222, 121, 9-25-79)
Cross reference—Zoning, Cb. 28.
Sea 3-34. Restrictions in areas zoned for one- and two-family residences.
This section applies to and specifies the regulations and provisions prescribed for
the erection, display and maintenance of all signs displayed in all areas zoned for
single- or two-family buildings.
(a) Signs permitted. No other sign or signs of any description shall be displayed
except as prescribed in the following subsections:
(1) Identification signs. The owner or the occupant of any building may erect
and maintain a sign indicating the name of the property, the name of the
occupant and the street number of the building. Such signs may be erected
any place upon the premises, provided such sign is in reasonable and
general conformity with other signs of like nature in the vicinity.
(2) "For sale" "for for rent"
"f signs. No ,or sale"
"for for rent"
alga or
combination thereof shall exceed four (4) square feet in total surface area
Such signs shall be securely erected so that the bottom of the sign is no
more than three (3) feet above the ground. Such signs shall be no less than
five (5) feet from the sidewalk line. Only one sign shall be displayed for
any contiguous property under one ownership.
(3) Advertising signs at buildings under construction. Any individual.
contractor, subcontractor, builder, Cum or corporation, engaged in
construction upon a building during the period of construction, and for
such period only, may display a sign advertising the fact. Such signs shall
be securely erected and must meet with the approval of the city building
official at all times.
(b) No such signs erected, displayed or maintained, shall be either directly or
indirectly illuminated (Code 1971, § 25-22; Ord. No. 222, 122, 9.25-79)
Sea 3.35. Restrictions in arena zoned for apartment a, hotels and motels.
(a) Scope. This section applies to and specifies the regulations and provisions
prescribed for the erection, display and maintenance of all signs displayed in all areas
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zoned for apartments, hotels and motels and classified as apartment, commercial or
industrial districts.
(b) Signs permitted. Subsections (a)(1), (a)(2) and (a)(3) of section 3.34 are
applicable to all buildings classified under this section. No- other signs of any
description shall be displayed except apartment house, hotel or motel signs, which may
be erected and displayed according to the regulations prescribed in the following
subsections of this section:
(1) Apartment building signs. Any hotel, apartment building, motel, motor court
or rooming house may erect one sign displaying the name of the building and
the words "vacancy" or "no vacancy' upon such sign, the total surface area of
which does not exceed fifty (50) square feet. Such sign may be erected on the
ground but shall not be closer than five (5) feet to any property line.
(2) Illuminated signs. All signs permitted in subsection (a)(1) may be illuminated;
however, all signs illuminated by neon tubing must be constructed entirely of
noncombustible material. All signs of a permanent nature must be constructed
rigidly and fastened securely so as to withstand a wind pressure as set forth by
the South Florida Building Code. Permits are required for all such signs
(3) Lettered on buildings. Signs may be lettered directly on buildings as long as
they conform to regulations of this section. (Code 1971, § 25-23; Ord. No. 222, §
23, 9-25-79)
Cross reference—Zoning, Ch. 28.
Sec. 3-36. Construction; erection; lighting.
This section applies to and specifies the regulations and provisions prescribed for
the construction and erection of all exterior signs within the city.
(a) Construction. Every fabricated sign of any type, kind, material or form, in
excess of five (5) square feet, shall be so constructed as to form a single rigid
and substantial unit, including the support of every part; excluding letters or
characters fastened independently to a building. Every neon sign must be
constructed in its entirety of noncombustible materials. All signs &hall be
constructed as set forth in the South Florida Building Code, except temporary
signs allowed such as real estate and signs at new construction. A permit must
be obtained from the building department for any sign as required by this
section.
(b) Erection. No sign shall be erected so that any support, brace or part thereof
rests on or is supported on any public property.
(c) Neon signs. Neon signs are to conform to the National Electrical Code as
adopted by the South Florida Building Code. (Code 1971, § 25.24; Ord.No. 222,
§ 24, 9.25-79)
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Sec. 3-37. Political signs.
(a) Permit required. Before a political candidate or his representative shall be
permitted to post political signs advertising the candidacy of the candidate to public
office, the candidate shall first obtain a permit from the city manager. Said permit
shall allow the candidate to post signs of a temporary nature advertising the
candidacy of the applicant to political office at locations within the city limits and
under such terms and conditions as may be approved by the city manager.
(b) Removal; bond required. At the time that an application is made for the permit
described in subsection (a) above, the applicant shall enter into a good and sufficient
cash bond with the city, the condition of which is that all signs permitted by the
permit shall be removed by the applicant within ten (10) days after the general election
at which the applicant seeks office. Said bonds shall be in the principal sum of one
hundred dollars ($100.00) and shall contain language which authorizes the city to use
all or any part of the principal of the bond to cover its expenses in removing the signs
if the applicant for the permit does not remove said signs within said period of ten (10)
days.
(c) Failure to obtain permit; removal of signs. If political signs are posted to
advertise a candidacy and if the candidate does not obtain the aforesaid permit, the
city manager is hereby authorized and directed to cause said signs to be removed
immediately and destroyed. The chief of police shall keep an estimate of his expenses
in removing such signs and no permit will later be granted to any applicant, unless the
applicant first pays the expenses of removing such signs, as estimated by the chief of
police.
(d) City not liable. The city shall (not] have the responsibility or liability to any
political candidate for any damages as the result of signs removed or destroyed under
the provisions of this chapter. (Code 1971, §§ 25-25-25-27; Ord. No. 222, §§ 25-27,
9-25-79)
Sec. 3-38. IRO District sign regulations.
Permitted signs in IRO Districts Exterior signage for all development in an IRO district
shall be in accordance with the following requirements:
(1) Pole (ground) sign. A sign erected upon a pole or poles which is a self-supported
structure, wholly independent of any building or other structure or support is a pole
sign. Pole signs shall be permitted subject to the following conditions:
a. The sign shall be set back ten(101 feet from any lot line and thirty(30) feet from
the intersection of any two(2)street lines or thirty(30)feet from the intersection
of any street line and access driveway.
b. One pole sign shall be permitted per development indicating the name of the
development and/or the individual uses within the development. Development is
to mean an industrial, research, office. or hotel facility, including one or more
uses, not necessarily owned by one party or a single land owner, which are
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adjacent to and utilize a common parking area or areas. The height and size of a
pole sign shall not exceed the following limitations:
Width of Street Frontage Maximum Height Maximum Size
(feet) (feet) (square feet)
200-399 15 5o
400+ 20 100
(2) Flat wall signs. Flat wall signs may be erected parallel to the face of, or on the
outside wall of, any building and supported throughout their length by such walL
Flat wall signs shall be permitted subject to the following conditions:
a. A flat wall sign shall extend no more than eighteen(18)inches beyond the face of.
the building.
b. Total flat wall signage shall not exceed two(2)square feet of sign area per each
one linear foot of building frontage,provided, no single store shall be entitled to
more than one flat wall sign, maximum sixty (60) square feet in area, and said
sign shall be located above the store being identified.
(3) One nameplate identification sign shall be permitted on or near the front and/or rear
door of the business conducted on the premises with sign area not to exceed four(4)
square feet.No permit shall be required.
(4) Vertical projecting signs, horizontal projecting signs, painted wall signs, roof signs
and billboards shall be prohibited.
(5) For sale signs,for rent signs,and construction signs shall be as per section 3.33 of the
City Code.(Ord.No. 35.85, § 1,8.27.85)
Note—See the editor's footnote to Art. U of this chapter.
Sec. 3.39. Downtown Dania Redevelopment District sign regulations.
(a) Scope. This overlay is intended to provide for appropriate and consistent sign re-
quirements where applied within the overlay boundaries as defined by subsection (c) of this
section. These requirements, when more stringent, shall supersede any conflicting require-
ment with the Dania Zoning Ordinance. Any requirements, procedures, exemptions, etc.,
found within this overlay,shall remain in effect.
(b) Permitted signs. Exterior signa,-1 for all development in the Downtown Dania Rede-
velopment District shall be in cordance with the following requirements:
(1) Pole (ground) sign. A sign erected upon a pole or poles which is a self-supported
structure. wholly independent of any building or other structure or support, is a pole
sign. Pole signs shall be permitted subject to the following conditions:
a. Pole signs shall only be permitted on lots on which buildings are set back a
minimum of twenty-five(25)feet from Federal Highway.
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b. The sign shall be set back ten(101 feet fHn any lot line, and thirty 130) feet from
the intersection of any two(2) street ;inas
c. One pole sign shall be permitted per cr alopment, indicating the name of the
development andlor the individual uses within the development. Development is
to mean a business or office facility, including one or more uses, not necessarily
owned by one party or a single land :«-ar. which are adjacent to and utilize a
t_.s shall not exceed twelve (12) feet in
common parking area or areas. The s
height or twenty-five(25)square feet in 1-ea.
(2) Flat mall signs. Flat wall signs may be ere:'ed parallel to the face of, or on the
outside wall of, any building and supported taroughouc their length by such wall.
Flat wall signs shall be permitted subject :o : e following conditions:
a. A flat wall sign shall extend no me--- : an eighteen (18) inches beyond the
building face.
b. Total flat wall signage shall not excee: :'c'o and five-tenths (2.5) square feet per
each one linear foot of building frontage. subject to the additional requirements:
-tenths(2.5)feet
1. Signs shall not exceed a vertical di-e-sion of two and five , a
horizontal dimension of fifteen ("n feet, and a total sign area of forty (40)
square feet.
2. Signs shall be set back at least one foot from the edge of a building or store.
c. Wording on flat wall signs shall include only the name of the business which is
currently operating within the building or storefront to which the sign is at-
tached. Such wording shall not exceed twenty-four(24)inches in height
d. A maximum of one flat wall sign shall be permitted per building or storefront
business, provided when a building abuts a side street, one additional flat wall
a this section. s I.be permitted on the side street.
sign, in accordance with
e. Flat wall signs shall be located only in :.hat portion of the parapet above the
awning and/or entranceway and below the roofline.In multistory buildings,said
signs shall be located only between t e first floor awning andor entranceway
and the second floor window.
(3) projecting pedestrian signs Projecting signs 'located below a first floor window shall
be permitted to the following requirements:
a. Each store shall be permitted one sign. not to exceed thirty-eight(38) inches by
twelve (12) inches, and located a minimun of seven (7) feet six (6) inches above
the sidewalk, and two(2)feet from the ct:-bline.
b. Each sign shall consist of one-fourth 'srca plexigiass D.R. pan-formed plastic,
suspended from the underside of the a•.mng carriage.
(41 Vameplates One nameplate identification: r;n ahail be permitted on or near the
fra-.t andlor rear door of the business bein: %nducted on the premises,with sign area
not to exceed four(4) square feet.
(5) For sale, for rent, and construction signs. For :ale signs, for rent signs, and construe
tion signs. shall he as per section 3.33 of '.'-2 Cag Code.
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(6) Miscellaneous signs.All other signage, including painted wall or awning signs, shall
be prohibited.
(cr Overlay boundaries. Area bounded gene.-ally by: Old Griffin Road on the north; by
Third Avenue on the west; by Stirling Road on the south; and on the east by Third Avenue
south of Dania Beach Boulevard and Fronton Boulevard north of Dania Beach Boulevard
(d) Review procedure. All signs shall receive approval of plans by City of Dania building
and zoning department with appeal of adverse decisions to be decided by the city commission.
(a) Compliance required All signs within the Downtown Dania Redevelopment District of
the City of Dania,shall be required to comply with the regulations of this section,as amended,
by removal or modification of same no later than August 1, 1993. (Ord No. 16.88, §§ 1-5,
4-12.88; Ord. No. 21.92, § 1, 12-22.92)
Sec. 3.40. Billboard advertising signs.
(a) Purpose. The purpose of this section is to establish reasonable regulations for the
erection of billboard advertising signs in the city, in order to:
(1) Balance the right of individuals to identify their businesses and convey their mes-
sages and the right of the public to be protected against the unrestricted proliferation
of billboard advertising signs.
(2) Further the objective of the comprehensive plan.
(3) Facilitate the creation of an attractive and harmonious community.
(4) Protect the public health, safety, and welfare.
(5) Reduce traffic hazards.
(6) Protect property values.
(b) Definitions. As used in this section, unless the context otherwise indicates•.
Billboard advertising sign means a sign designed for the application of letters,numerals,
symbols, characters or illustrations by painting,light,projections, bills,or posters which is to
be changed regularly,periodically, or frequently. Billboard advertising signs advertise goods,
products,or services not sold on the premises on which the sign is located.The term"billboard,"
"off-premises sign," and "outdoor advertising sign" may be used interchangeably.
(c) Prohibition. It shall be unlawful to erect a billboard advertising sign within the cor-
porate limits of the city, except as a special exception use in all C-3, C4, I-R and I-G zoning
classification districts along a federal aid primary highway or an interstate highway with such
signs to be locatod at least one thousand five hundred (1,500) feet frnm any other permitted
sign ur. the same side of the highway, and with each said sign being subject to ali the provi-
;inn: d•the 6.y F ra:iit:;and zoning codes and CHapter 479, Fiurida Statutas.;Ord. Nu. 14 91.
t 1-3. 5.14.91,
Editor's note—Ordinance Nu. 14.91, adopted May 14, 1991, did not specifically amend
this Cude: hence, codification of§§ 1-3 of such ordinance as § 3.40 herein was at the editor's
di5c,-etiun.
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shall be permitted for each street side upon which the plot
abuts.
,45) Temporary construction signs,and combination temporary
construction and real estate signs,not larger than 32 square
feet in area and 10 feet in height above the ground, not to
exceed 1 sign per each street side upon which the plot
abuts.
(6) Subdivision signs not larger than 100 square feet in area
per sign and not higher than 10 feet in height above the
ground, not to exceed 2 signs at each main entrance to a
subdivision.
(7) One wall or ground sign per plot identifying a permitted
nonresidential use, each sign not to exceed 35 square feet
in area and 10 feet in height above the ground. Such sign
may also be a bulletin sign or a combination identification
and bulletin sign.
(8) One directional or identification sign for each individual
building on residentially used plots. Such signs shall not
exceed four square feet in area and shall be a wall sign.
(9) Tow-away signs. (Ord. No. 83.69, 4 3, 10.4.83)
Sec. 39-316. Signs in Planned Unit Development (P.U.D.)
districts.
(1) Signs for residential uses in Planned Unit Development
(P.U.D.) districts shall conform to either section 39.312, 39.313,
39.314,39.315,39.317,39.318 or any other appropriate section of
this chapter designating residential sign use so that such sign
use shall be consistent with the final site development plan ap-
proved for the subject Planned Unit Development(P.U.D.).
(2) Signs for commercial,business or industrial uses in Planned
Unit Development (P.U.D.) districts shall conform to either sec-
tion 39.319, 39-320, 39-321, 39-322, 39-323, 39.324 or any other
appropriate section of this chapter designating commercial, busi.
ness or industrial sign use so that such sign use shall be consis-
tent with the final site development plan approved for the subject
Planned Unit Development(P.U.D.).
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(3) Signs for recreational uses in Planned Unit Development
(P.U.D.) districts shall conform to section 39-331 or any other
appropriate section of this chapter for recreational sign use so
that such sign use shall be consistent with the final site Bevel.
opment plan approved for the subject Planned Unit Development
(P.U.D.).(Ord. No. 85.48, § 1,8-16-85)
Editor's note—Section 39.316,regulating signs in R4 and R4A districts,was
repealed by § 4 of Ord.No. 83.69, adopted Oct.4, 1983,effective Oct. 24, 1983.
These regulations are now found in§39.315.Subsequently,4 1 of Ord.No.2548,
adopted Aug.16,1985,effective Aug.29,1985,added a new 4 39.316.
See. 39-317. Signs in R-5 and R-6 districts.
The following signs shall be permitted on a plot in an R-5
or R-6 district:-
(1) Signs as permitted in section 39-316.
(2) Where the main use of the premises is a hotel, motel,
apartment, villa, bungalow court or any combination
thereof, the following signs shall be permitted to
advertise such main use:
(a) One ground sign which may have 2 faces each
not over 300 square feet in area, not over 25 feet in
height above the ground. Such sign may be
located in a required front yard or street side yard
but shall not extend nearer than 10 feet to any
street line or base building line.
(b) One pylon sign which may have 2 faces each not
over 300 square feet in area and not higher than
25 feet above the roof line of the main building.
(c) One combination vertical and roof sign which
shall not exceed a total area of 400 square feet on
either face or be higher than 15 feet above the roof
line of a one-story building, and a total area of
800 square feet on either face or a height of 30 feet
i above the roof line for a building over 1 story in
height. Such signs shall not project more than 4
j feet beyond the building wall.
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(d) One wall sign not exceeding 400 square feet in
area for a one-story building, with an additional
100 square feet of area permitted for each story
above the first story.
(3) One wall sign not over 32 square feet in area may be
used to advertise the special accessory uses permitted
in section 39-894(a)•
Sec. 39-318. Signs in T-1 districts.
The following signs shall be permitted on a plot in a T-1
district:
(1) Directional signs, each of which shall not exceed 12
square feet in area.
(2) Trespassing and warning signs, each of which shall
not exceed 12 square feet in area.
(3) One ground sign which may have 2 faces each not
over 150 square feet in area, and not higher than 20
feet above the ground.
(4) One wall sign, not exceeding 50 square feet in area, on
an accessory building as permitted in section 39-653.
Sec. 39-319. Signs in B-1 districts.
(a) The following signs shall be permitted on a plot in a
B-1 district:
(1) Signs as permitted in section 39-316.
(2) Ground signs each not over 100 square feet in area
and not higher than 12 feet above the ground.
(3) Wall signs not exceeding 20 percent of the area of the
wall upon which they are placed.
(4) Marquee signs, provided such signs shall not extend
beyond the marquee and shall not exceed four feet in
height.
(5) Combination vertical and roof signs, provided that
such signs shell not exceed 100 square feet in area
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and shall not extend more than 4 feet from the
building wall and shall not extend more than 5 feet
above the roof.
(b) No advertising, projecting or roof signs shall be
Permitted in a B-1 district except as specified in subsection
(a)(5) above.
(c) The aggregate area of all signs on any buildings or
premises shall not exceed four square feet in area for each
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foot of frontage of the buildings displaying such signs, or
two square feet for each foot of frontage of the property
occupied by such buildings or devoted to such use,
whichever is the greater.
(d) No signs shall be placed within 50 feet of any
residentially zoned property in an R-lA, R-IB, R-lC, R-lP,
R-IT, R-2, R-2P, R-3, R-4, R-4A, E-1, D-1, R-2U or R-3U
district.
Sec. 39-320. Signs in B-2 districts.
The following signs shall be permitted on a plot in a B-2
district:
(1) Signs as permitted in section 39.319.
(2) Wall, ground, roof and pylon signs, provided that the
maximum height of a roof sign above the roof shall
not be higher than either 25 feet above the roof or the
height of the building above the ground; and no roof
sign shall obstruct light or air of adjacent property.
(3) Marquee signs.
(4) Combination vertical and roof signs, provided that
such signs shall not exceed 200 square feet in area for
a one-story building plus an additional 50 square feet
of area of each story above the first story, shall not
extend more than 4 feet from the building wall and
shall not be higher than 15 feet above the roof.
(5) Advertising signs subject to section 39-325.
(6) No signs shell be placed within 50 feet of any
residentially zoned property in an R-lA, R-1B, R-IC,
R-IT, R-lP, R-2, R-2P, R-3, R-4, R-4A, E-1, D-1,
R-2U or R-3U district. No ground sign shall be higher
than 25 feet above the ground.
Sea 39-321. Signs in B-2A and B-2B districts.
The following signs shall be permitted on a plot in B-2A
and B-213 districts:
(1) Signs permitted in section 39-320.
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Sec. 39-322. Signs in B-3 districts.
The fallowing signs shall be permitted on a plot in a B-3
district:
(1) Signs as permitted in section 39-320.
(2) Roof signs, provided that the maximum height of a
roof sign above the roof shall not be higher than
either 25 feet above the roof or the height of the
building; and no roof sign shall obstruct light or air of
adjacent property.
(3) Vertical projecting signs extending not over five feet
beyond the wall.
(4) Advertising signs subject to section 39-325.
(5) No signs shall be placed within 50 feet of an residentially zoned property in an R-lA y
R-IT, R-lP, R-2, R-2P 3
R- ( -1B, R-1C,
R-2U or R-3U district. No ' R-4, E-1, D-1,
than 25 feet above the ground.�d elfinn shall
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Sec. 39-323. Signs in C-1 districts.
The following signs shall be permitted on a plot in a C-1
district:
(1) Signs permitted in section 39-322.
Sec. 39-324. Signs in M-1, M-2, M-3, M-4 and M-5
districts.
The following signs shall be permitted on a plot in an
M-1, M-2, M-3, M-4 and M-5 district:
(1) Signs permitted in section 39-322.
Sec. 39-325. Advertising sign regulations.
Advertising signs, where permitted, shall be subject to the
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(1) Height. The top of any such signs shall not be higher
than 35 feet above the crown of the right-of--way
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which provides the plot ingress and egress, and in no
case shall double-decker signs be permitted.
(2) Spaci No advertising sign in any zoning district shall be
nearer than 1,000 feet to another advertising sign along
the same side of a common right-of-way,except advertising
signs along interstate highways shall not be less than 1,500
feet apart along the same side of an interstate highway.
(3) Size. No advertising sign shall exceed 50 feet in length
or 750 square feet in area, inclusive of any border and
trim, but excluding the base or apron, support and
other structural members. The maximum size limita-
tions shall apply to each side of a sign structure; and
2 or more advertising signs may be grouped back-to-
back, end-to-end or in a single "V" having an
included angle not greater than 30 degrees at a single
location. The aggregate area of such signs at a single
location facing the same direction shall not exceed 750
square feet, and any such grouping of signs shall not
exceed 50 feet in length.
(4) Calculating number of signs. A single sign containing
an advertisement on one side shall be counted as one
sign. Every other sign shall be counted as a separate
sign for each face thereof.
(5) Separation.
(a) No advertising signs shall be located or placed so
as to face a plot on the same street, occupied by a
church, public school, public park or playground,
beach, civic or scenic area, or cemetery, nor nearer
to such uses than 200 feet along a common
right-of-way line.
(b) No advertising sign shall be located in any
required yard or setback area. No advertising sign
shall be located so that any part of such sign
extends nearer to a street line than any building
on contiguous property, which building is within
100 feet of such sign.
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(c) No advertising sign shall be located closer than 30
feet to the intersection of any 2 street lines.
(d) No advertising sign shall be located nearer than
50 feet to any residential zone, except in A-1 areas
measured along a common right-of-way.
(e) No advertising sign shall be located within 660
feet of the right-of-way of the Sunshine State
Parkway, except as herein specified; provided,
however, that this requirement shall not apply to
advertising signs erected prior to June 20, 1958.
(f) Advertising signs conforming to all applicable
provisions of this article may be erected within
660 feet of the right-of-way of the Sunshine State
Parkway if such signs are placed on property
abutting a street which crosses the Parkway and
are located within 100 feet of the right-of-way of
such street.
(6) Setback. No advertising sign shall be erected closer
than 15 feet to an adjacent street right-of-way.
(7) Angle. No single-faced advertising sign shall have an
interior angle from the road right-of-way to the face
of the sign in excess of 45 degrees, except where
structural members of the sign are screened by
natural or man-made barriers.
(8) Safety. The Broward County Division of Traffic
Engineering or its successor agencies shall have the
authority to order removal of any advertising sign
which, upon investigation, and after notice in writing,
pursuant to section 39-16, that agency finds to obscure
the effectiveness of an official traffic sign or signal or
physically interferes with the driver's view of ap-
proaching, merging or intersecting traffic.
(9) Aesthetics:
(a) Advertising sign structure uprights located inA•1(Lim•
ited Agricultural Zone) shall be screened with plants
compatible to Florida with a minimum of one plant per
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upright. The minimum height of said plant shall be
five feet at time of planting.
(b) In all zoning districts, at least once every 12 months,
all advertising sign structures shall be painted and
message area shall be renewed.
(c) In all zoning districts, the name of the owner of the
sign shall be attached to each advertising sign struc-
ture and be legible from the nearest street right-of-
way.
(d) In all zoning districts, upright sign supports above the
lower edge of the sign which are visible from a right-
of-way shall be covered or shielded with a facing. (Eff.
5-4.70; Ord. No. 91.3, §§ 22, 23, 1.29.91)
Sec. 39-326. Strip lighting.
(a) Strip lighting used solely to outline a structure except
sign structures, or any part thereof,shall be considered to be
and shall be regulated as a form of advertisement. Strip
lighting, as above defined, shall be regulated by the
provisions of this section and shall not be construed to be
subject to other limitations of this article for area, size,
character or number of signs.
(b) Strip lighting shall be prohibited in R-1A, R-113,
R-IC, R-IT, R-IP, R-2, R-2P, R-3, R-4, R-4A, T-1, D-1,
R-2U, R-3U and B-1 districts.
(c) In the R-5, R-6, B-1, B-2, B-2A and B-213 districts,
strip lighting shall be limited to a total footage equivalent to
the length (or width) of the building along the street
frontage (including any offset thereof). The size of the
tubing shall not exceed 15 millimeters, and any trans-
formers for strip lighting shall not be larger than 30
milliamperes.
(d) In the B-3, C-1, M-1, M-2, M-3, M-4 and M-5
districts, strip lighting shall be limited to a total footage
equivalent to twice the length (or width) of the building
along the street frontage (including offset thereof). Size of
the tubing and transformer shall not be limited.
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