HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-02-28 Tri-ity Meeting - Dania, Hollywood, Ft. Lauderdale De-annexation of Port Everglades City Commission Meeting Minutes and Agenda 0
MINUTES
TRI-CITY COMMISSION MEETING
CITIES OF
DANIA, FT. LAUDERDALE, HOLLYWOOD
FEBRUARY 28, 1983
PRESENT:
DANIA:
Mayor: John Bertino
Vice Mayor: Chester A. Byrd
Commissioners: Jean Cook
James Adams
Robert Dohly
City Manager: Richard Marant
HOLLYWOOD:
Mayor: David R. Keating
Commissioners: Cathleen Anderson
Stanley Goldman
Suzanne Gunzburger
John T. Williams
City Manager: James E. Chandler
FT. LAUDERDALE:
Mayor: Robert A. Dressler
Commissioners: Viginia S. Young
Robert 0. Cox
Richard A. Mills, Jr.
,. City Manager:
Connie.Hoffman m' Jr.
DISCUSSION OF "ANNEXATION OF PORT EVERGLADES
Mayor John Bertino opened the meeting by welcoming the cities
of Ft. Lauderdale and Hollywood.
City Manager of Hollywood John Kooser stepped forward to review
:.' with the Commissions the issue. that Port Everglades would like
to be deannexed from the three municipalities.and suggested that
c strategies be discussed between the different cities.
Discussion followed concerning the Cities sympathizing with Port
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The Commissions agreed in opposition to deannexation of Port Everglades
and suggested that the Cities work with Port Everglades on setting
up a blanket zoning district which would address the
needs of all
rd of appeals
three municipalities, in addition to setting up a
for Port Everglades instead of having to present each issue before
each municipality and that these boards would be represented by members
of each municipality.
The Commissions acknowledged that Port Everglades does have financial
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f` After lengthy discussion, the Commissions decided to have a resolution
drawn up by the three municipal attorneys expressing opposition to
deannexation of Port Everglades ; requesting no action to be taken
"a by the Broward Delegation during this session of legislature to give
the cities an opportunity to work with the delegation .and Port; the
tah cities agree to a unified zoning classification and zoning board o
some manner or means; that the cities are willing to set down and
i, workout some resolutions for financial problems on delivery of services
+ to Port Everglades.
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MINUTES
TRI-CITY COMMISSION MEETING
CITIES OF
DANIA, FT. LAUDERDALE, HOLLYWOOD
FEBRUARY 28, 1983
PRESENT:
DANIA:
Mayor: John Bertino
Vice Mayor: Chester A. Byrd
Commissioners: Jean Cook
James. Adams
Robert Donly
City Manager: Richard Marant
HOLLYWOOD:
Mayor: David R. Keating
Commissioners: Cathleen Anderson
Stanley Goldman
Suzanne Gunzburger
John T. Williams
City Manager: James E. Chandler
FT. LAUDERDALE:
Mayor: Robert A. Dressler
Commissioners: Viginia S. Young
Robert 0. Cox
Richard A. Mills, Jr.
John,E. Rodstrom, Jr.
City Manager: Conn a Hoffman
DISCUSSION OF DEANNEXATION OF PORT EVERGLADES
Mayor John Bertino opened the meeting by welcoming the cities
of Ft. Lauderdale and Hollywood.
City Manager of Hollywood John Kooser stepped forward to review
with the Commissions the issue; that Port Everglades would like
to be deannexed from the three municipalities and suggested that
strategies be discussed between the different cities.
Discussion followed concerning the Cities sympathizing with Port
Everglades on the problems that arise with regards to simple pro-
cedures that must be taken before each separate municipality.
The Commissions agreed in opposition to deannexation of Port Everglades
and suggested that the Cities work with Port Everglades on setting
up a blanket zoning district which would address the needs of all
three municipalities, in addition to setting up a board of appeals
for Port Everglades instead of having to present each issue before
each municipality and that these boards would be represented by members
of each municipality.
The Commissions acknowledged that Port Everglades does have financial
problems for delivery of Port services and that they would be willing
to set up a committee that could work out these problems.
After lengthy discussion, the Commissions decided to have a resolution
drawn up by the three municipal attorneys expressing opposition to
deannexation of Port Everglades ; requesting no action to be taken
by the Broward Delegation during this session of legislature to give
the cities an opportunity to work with the delegation and Port; the
cities agree to a unified zoning classification and zoning board of
some manner or means; that the cities are willing to set down and
workout some resolutions for financial problems on delivery of services
to Port Everglades.
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The Commissions directed their administrators and legal counsels
to prepare this resolution and then to have another meeting for
approval .
The Commissions agreed by the following roll call vote:
Hollywood-yes
Ft. Lauderdale-yes
Dania-yes
14 0 -COMM SIONER
CITY CLERK-AUDITOR
TRI-CITY COMMISSION MEETING -2- February 28, 1983
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