HomeMy WebLinkAbout86048 - MINUTES - City Commission MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING, 'CITY CObAfISSION, CITY OF DANIA,
FLORIDA, HELD MAY 16, 1966.
The City Commission of the City of Daniai Florida, met in
Regular Session in The Commission Room•,at the City Hall.
Present were: MAYOR-COMMISSIONER JAMES G. ADAMS
COMMISSIONERS ` GUS S. BRICE
FRANK SALVINO
S. ELLIS YOUNG
CARL ZENOBIA
®, CITY ATTORNEY :CLARKE WALDEN
ACTING CITY MANAGER MARY THORNHILL
CHIEF OF POLICE MONTIE SMITH
BUILDING'INSPECTOR• CHARLES LINDEMAN
CITY CLERK MARY THORNHILL
The meeting was called to order'.at ,8;00 P.M. by Mayor Adams,
after which invocation and Pledge of Allegiance were held.
Minutes of ,meeting held..May, 2,':1966'3 'to be approved.
A motion was made by'Commissioner.Brice that. the minutes be
approved as read. The motion was seconded' by Commissioner
Zenobia, and the roll being called; the Commissioners voted
as follows:, '
Brice Yes
• Young Yes
Salvino Yes
Zenobia .Yes
Adams , Yes
Ordinance: Approving the plat of College Center.
• (Third,Reading)
City Attorney Walden advised that the applicant did not put up the
required bond; therefore; he suggested that it be tabled.
A motion-was made by Commissioner Zenobia to .table`the approval of
the plat. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brice, and the
roll being called;"the Commissioners voted as follows:
E . 6 Brice Yes
Salvino Yes ,
Young Yes
Zenobia. Yes
Adams - Yes
Ordinance: Rezoning the NFk of .the.SA of the SW'k of Section
2-51-42, from existing zoning classification to A=1 zoning
6lassification. .(Second Reading)
�• City Attorney Walden read the ordinance entitled:
AN ORDINANCE rezoning the NFk of the SWk .of SWk of Section 2,
Township 51 South, Range 42 East, said lands situate lying and
being in Dania, Broward County, Florida; from existing zoning
classification to A-1 classification.
A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to pass the ordinance on
second reading. The motion was. seconded by Commissioner Zenobia, ..'
A petition was presented, signed by- approximately 11400 personsl', •
objecting to the re-zoning and the construction of the amusement
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Bob Houston objected and stated that he asked about rights-of-ways,
asked that an agreement be drawn, on the head tax. And asked if thatl:
agreement has been submitted.
C Commissioner Zenobia stated that the Commission has not given an
opinion that they were going for rights-of-ways. Regarding the
head tax, he presented the following letter:
"Gentlemen:
A meeting was held by the directors of Pirate Ports of
O Florida, Inc. , on May 4, in which the directors unani-
mously voted for a head tax to bd assessed at 5C per
head on the annual admissions to bbr theme Amusement
Park. Since:. we are having a single-priced admission,
the directors alsoagreed to collect this tax for the
City of Dania if they so desire. To make available to
an authorized representative of the City of Dania the
main gate records for their inspections.
Pirate Ports of Florida suggests that a formal written
contract be drawn up by the City of Dania, approved by
the commissioners, and then ratified by the stockholders
meeting of Pirate Ports of Florida, Inc.
For your information Pirate Ports of Florida had an
economic survey made on the theme amusement park located
in Dania. This economic survey was prepared by Economic
Research and Development, Inc. , which shows there should
be approximately 1,000,000 adult admissions per year to
the park. Mr. McGoodwin, president of Economic Research
b Development, Inc. , estimates .th t 5p for head tax should
brin g in approximately $50.1000 per year for the City of
Dania.
It is the purpose of the'Pirate Ports ,of;Florida to co-
operate with the City of''Dania on a voluntary head tax
program, and we feel sure that the park will be something
that the City of Dania can be proud of:
Very truly yours, C. 'T. Robertson, President "
Commissioner Zenobia: We have.been working on this fora year now,
this is nothing new. I know that some of the people went around with
these petitions and told all the'people that this is going to be a .
"carnie", there has-been no advertisements, .and no hearings. That is
not true. We have had a few Public Hearings on this, and we talked
about it at other meetings that were not advertised Public Hearings.
It has been in the newspaper.a number of.times• It is not new, we
have been working. on .it for a year.. , It is .on 'the order of Disneyland,
it is not a small thing. When this first started. off, Mr. Houston got
' up as he usually does and was against it. He said this is too small.
s` . Now he is crying because it is too, big: He said 'we would never get the
head tax. We are promised the-head tax; and we are getting the head
tax. He said it is a carnie and' it only.has rides..' This is not so.
- If you will look at the 'plan, which'we' tried to show you one night,
the plan shows that it is not a carnie. The plan is sitting up right
here. A few people that I have talked to:that were really dead-set
against it after talking to these people with the petitions were very
4i much pleased. Now I would like to.say that if Mr. Houston would stop
trying to cloud the issue and would quit getting up out of turn and
let the Commissioners speak, we were elected and we are not trying to
%! hurt the City of Dania, I think you will all get a true picture .of what
is going on up here. It is not only this commission that worked on it.
It is the past Commission. I think everyone of them is in agreement
that it sbould go through, it is something good for the City .of Dania.
They are going to hire over a thousand people. We need a payroll in
.a this city. They are going to develop some undeveloped land. It is not
_ too close to the school. . .there is 5 acres separating this from the
school. I can't see how children are going to play "hookey" from
school and go to this. If they are going to play I'hookey" they will
play "hookey° anyway. I think that is a very poor excuse, and I just
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Mr. Houston replied that he did not say it was too small. He then
asked Mrs. Thornhill if she has received right-of-way deeds along
5th avenue for this property.
Mrs. Thornhill replied "No sir.° .
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Mr. Houston asked where are the right-of-way deeds. He then stated
that the public has not been informed properly about this thing. He
then accused Commissioner Zenobia of "pushing this thing ever since
you have been on' the Commission" .
• Commissioner Zenobia stated that he has not been pushing it, and
furthermore he was accused at the last meeting of having the paving
job, "I do not have the contract. I have a. bid in just like a lot
of the other contractors have" . He then accused Mr. Houston of trying
to cloud the issue.
• 'Mr. Houston then again asked that they get an easement on the East
side of this property.
Mary Lou Houston stated that she personally took the petition around .
and got 140 signatures, and the people were not informed about it..
• Commissioner Zenobia replied that it has -been well-publicized in the
Fort Lauderdale News, The Sun Tattler, The 'Miami Herald, and .the Dania
Press, more than one time, and on the front pages in some cases.
City Attorney Walden reported on the status of the court suit brought
on by.Hollywood, Inc. He stated that the City has filed a countersuit.
• The hearing is set for either June 2nd or 3rd. He stated that an '
agreement is being drawn up to be signed by both the City and by Pirate ,
Ports of Florida.
Building Inspector Lindeman stated that the County Health Department ,
wants a firm'committment from Pirate Ports in regards to sanitary
• sewage. They are not 4oing. to allow any' septic tanks. He stated
that Pirate Ports has.agreed to;put in',Sanitary, Sewers.•
Reverting back to the ,Motion made by Commissioner Brice and seconded
by Commissioner Zenobia that the ordinance be passed on second reading,
the roll being called,-the Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice Yes' `
...Salvino Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia , Yes
Adams Yes
Application for transfer of 4 COP License from Elizabeth
Sessa'to.John';Logan Henschen, Dania Bar, 1435 South Federal
Highway. ?: (Second Reading)
!. A motion was made by Commissioner' Salvino that the application for
Al;' transfer be passed on second. and, final reading. , The motion was.seconded
by Commissioner Zenobia, and the roll being called, the Commissioners. .
voted as follows:
Brice
Salvino Yes
• Young Yes
Zenobia . Yes
Adams Yes
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Bills for the month of April to, be approved for payment.•i
• ' A list of the bills for the month of April is attached to and'• made a •:
part of these minutes.
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A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia that the bills be paid.
The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brice, and the roll being
called, the Commissioners voted as follows: '.
Brice Yes `
Salvino Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes '
Adams Yes
Recommendations from the May 10 meeting.of the Planning
A & Zoning Board.
(1) Royal Castle, Request,permission to construct an
addition to existing restaurant located on corner
of Dixie Highway and South Federal Highway.
A motion was made by Mr. Jackson to approve the plans as
presented, with the stipulation that the new addition shall
have a 6 foot setback off' Federal Highway. The motion was
seconded by Mr. DiMauro, and carried unanimously.
A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to accept the recommendation
of the Zoning Board, with two exceptions - (1) That they be sure that
this conforms with the widening of Federal Highway - (2) That the
Royal Castle make provisions for a fence on 7th Street. The motion
was seconded by Commissioner Zenobia, and the roll being called, the
Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia ,. Yes
Adams Yes
(2) Mrs. Bernie Morris: Request to move house from front
of lot to back of lot.
Mrs. Morris was not present.
A motion was -made by
' Mr. to table this request until
the next meeting, June 9, 1966. The motion was seconded by
Mr. Erwin, and carried unanimously.
No action.
(3) Public Hearing, 7:45 P.M.: William Bertha Booth,
request for M-IA zoning on. following described pro-
perty; also; to. vacate lOt '-alley in.Block 5 and 401
street between Blocks 5 & 9, known as Botanic Ave.
The fact was brought out that William & Bertha Booth do not
own the property in question.
A motion was made 'by Mr. DiMauro to readvertise for a Public
Hearing in the owner's name (Mr. Panzetti)•, hearing to be held
June 9, 1966, at 7:45 P.M. The motion was seconded by Mr.
Erwin, and carried unanimously. . ,•
® No action.
(4) Carl Maccarrio request variance permit to convert two
lots into three lots.
Chairman Loury suggested that this be tabled to give the Board' '
emore time to study, and requested that..this .be'•put on the.
Agenda for the meeting of.June 9, 1966.
No action.
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Correspondence':
Acting City Manager Thornhill read a, letter as follows:
"Dear Mrs. Thornhill:
The Dania Garden Club has voted to sponsor the erection of
a "Blue Star Marker" on U.S. #1, making it a Memorial High-
way through our City.
We will need the City's and the State Road Department's
approval of a sight - presumedly in the area north of the
Cut-Off Canal or along the Way Side Park. This would allow
some landscaping to be done and a place large enough to have
a ceremony for the dedication in the fall.
The Beautification Committee of the Garden Club will be
happy to meet with your official to select the sight be-
fore presenting it to the Road Departmbnt.
Our Club is very happy to see additional Adonidia Palms
set out on the highway-and trust that in the near future
we can work together to see .the "Avenue of Palms" completed
from the canal to the south endtof town.
Sincerely yours, Mrs.' James McMillan, Chairman
Beautification Committee, Dania Garden Club "
Mayor Adams appointed Commissioner Brice to work With the Beautifi-
cation Committee to.select a site.
Acting City Manager Thornhill read• a letter from the Dania Woments
Club requesting the funds set aside in the annual budget for the
operation of .the Dania Library.
A motion was made by Commissioner. Zenobia to pay the Library Commit-
tee of the Dania Womenls Club the amount of money that was budgeted.
The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young, and the roll being
called, the Commissioners voted as follows..
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Brice Yes
1: Salvino Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia . Yes
Adams Yes
Acting City Manager.Thornhill read a letter as follows:
"Gentlemen:
We would like to go on record with the City of Dania how
much we appreciate the interest and promptness of your
City employees when we had a near tragedy here at Port
Laudania yesterday.
{ " Fortunately the man involved is out of the hospital and
doing well.
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of a few minutes after the accident that your men were on
' the scene giving first aid: Please extend our thanks to
those involved.
Very truly yours, Edward B. Freeman, Vice President
and General Manager, Laudania, Inc. "
Public Hearing: 8:45 P.M. For the purpose of considering
objections to the public to an amendment to the schedules
of rates and charges to be charged and collected from users ?1
of the sanitary sewer system of the City of Dania, Florida.
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City Attorney Walden read the proposed schedule of rates and charges. ?
as follows:
$2.00 for each toilet or water closet in any type of
building, improvement or trailer served by the sanitary
sewer system;
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$1.00 for any type of 'urinal in any type of building,
improvement or trailer served by the sanitary sewer system;
$1.00 for each sink connection in any type of establishment
® serving food to the public, where the establishment is
served by the sanitary sewer system;
$0.50 for any type of washer in any commercial coin
laundry served by the sanitary sewer system.
As to commercial laundries, the charges shall be based on
the volume of water used or volume of waste disposed of as
determined from time to time by independent resolutions
adopted by.the City Commission.
Mayor Adams called for objections. Objections were as follows: .
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(1) Mr. Whittel, objected to method of assessment. He
favored the basis of water usage.
(2) Mr. John Justice, 945 South Federal, .wanted to know
of a trailer is unoccupied are they still assessed.
Commissioner Brice replied that it is based on a 12 month year.
He pointed out that even though that trailer is not occupied, Mr.
Justice still collects rent on that spot.
(3) Mr. Beaver of Beaver Apartments, presented a petition .
objecting to the Sewer Service Charges-
(4) William McAlister, Hotel Poincianna
(5) Bill Ross
(6) Ashleigh, 3rd Place.
(7) Mrs. Ammomon, Sunshine Villas.
(8) Mr. Franklin, N.E. 2nd Place, ,'
City Attorney. Walden read the resolution entitled: -
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A RESOLUTION amending Resolution No. 1613 'of the City of
Dania, .Florida, .adopted' Septembbi 28,.'1964;.'to,provide
for a change or amendment-in the schedule of rates to be
charged and collected from,.the-users. of the Municipal
j• Sanitary Sewer System, of City ofiDania;.:Florida, and
ratifying and 'confirming. said Resolution'Nol613_ in all
other respects; and repealing all resolutions or parts
of resolutions in conflict herewith;',.and providing that
this resolution shall-become effective as of the date
of its passage and adoption:
A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to pass the resolution. •The
motion was seconded by.Commissioner Zenobia, ;,
Commissioner Young stated that 'he still'felt"" that this*as unfair to
some of. the people "and until I '"feel that it`is_ going to be fair, at
least to the majority of the people, ,I• am• going to have to oppose it" .
The roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
Young No
Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
Public Hearing: 8:45 P.M. For the purpose'of'considering
'- objections to the application of Louis Marrone for. a variance '
permit, which if granted, would allow°the.construction of
marina on the East 412 feet.'of the West -3/4 of the N' of the
SW4 of the NWk of Section 35-50-42.
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City Attorney Walden read the Notice of Hearing. City Attorney
Walden explained that, regarding the •bond that is to be posted, Mr.
Marrone asked if he could get a cash- bond for $37,000 through the
bank and have the bank use the proceeds of that bond to pay for the
O improvements. Attorney Walden stated •that he saw nothing wrong with
that.
Commissioner Brice stated that,he didn't like to:give a variance to
someone when they (the: Commissioners) haven!t approved a plat.
City Attorney Walden stated that they can give approval of the vari-
ance on the condition that it .is.subjdct to the bond being put up,
and everything being complied with. '
Charles Paoli was present, representing Mr. Louis Marrone, and
explained Mr. Marrone's request. He presented pictures and plans.
Mayor Adams called for objections. Those objecting were:
(1) Russell Seay, 610 N.E. 2nd Place
'(2) Mr. Franklin
(3) Robert Nelson, .306 N.E. 2nd Court
(4) John Kennedy, 609 N.E. 2nd Street' ,
(5) C.. F. Hill
(6) Mrs. Smith
(7) Mrs. John Kennedy, 609 N.E. 2nd Street
(8) `. Henry McDanolds, 605 N.E. 2nd Street .
(9) James DeCoursey, 614 N.E. 2nd Place
(10) Mrs. Franklin
Those in favor of the marina were as follows:
(1) Carl Maccario
(2) Attorney Paoli presented a letter signed by 3 persons
in favor of the marina.
Attorney Paoli, explained that there will•be no boat storage on any of
the paved area, boat storage is_in, the water.. Repairs will be done
while the boat'is in the water. These are'mnnor repairs. ' The only
reason for taking a boat out of the water ,will be,to transport, it away
from the marina in case it is a dead issue.
A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia 'to accept the recommendation
of the Zoning Board, with the following restrictions: (1) Mr. Marone
is to put the money in escrow with the Dania Bank as Agent for the bond,
(2) No .large repairs, otherpthan ignition repairs, (3) No scraping,
painting, or other obnoxious operations, '(4) The workshop is to be
restricted to no larger than 30' X 401 ,' (5) No boats are to be stored
in the open, on chocks or otherwise; (6) This is to be used for.pleasure
.boats only.,:The` motion 'was seconded-by. Commissioner Brice, and the
roll being called, the Commissioners;voted as follows:
Brice. Yes
Salvino Pass
Young _Yes.
Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
Public Hearing, 9:00 P.M. , for the• purpose of considering objec`=
'® tions of the public to the adoption.of an ordinance concerning
disposal of garbage by the City, of Dania.
Attorney Walden read the notice of, hearing, in which was included a
proposed ordinance providing for .the definition:'of housings, the
_ amount of garbage cans permitted,' for both'.tesidential and commercial,.
A and the size of garbage cans permitted.
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A motion was made .by Commissioner Zenobia to table this public
hearing until the next. regular.meeting, June 6, 1966, at 8:15 P.M.
The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brice, and the, roll being
called$ the Commissioners voted as follows:
• Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
6 Public Hearing, 9:30 P.M. for the purpose of considering the
objections of the public concerning the adoption of an ordin-
ance concerning charges and procedures -for connecting to the
sanitary sewer system. -
A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to table the public hearing
• until the meeting of June 6, 1966, at 9:00 P.M. The motion was
seconded by Commissioner Salvino, 'and.the roll being called, the
Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
• Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
Resolution: 'Authorizing execution of an utilities agreement
for the adjustment, change or relocation of certain utilities
within the right-of-way limits of Old Dixie Highway Crossover.
City Attorney Walden read a letter from the Florida State Road
Department concerning Old Dixie Crossover. He then read the
Resolution entitled:
• A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AN UTILITIES AGREEMENT
for the adjustment, change .or relocation of certain utilities
within the right-of=way limits hereafter described, and pro-
viding when this resolution shall take effect.
• A motion was made, by, Commissioner Brice to adopt the Resolution.
The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young; and the roll being
called, the Commissioners votedas follows:
Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
Young Yes _
•, Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
Robert Smith,, application for license to operate a scooter
rental at 2451 North Federal Highway, at Tenneco Gas Station.
• Mr. Smith was present and expiained .his request: .
The Commissioners referred this regquest to the Zoning Board .for
recommendation.
® Bills to be approved for 'payment:
MYRON L. WALL, INSURANCE:
Workmen's Compensation Final -kidit for 1965 $5,633.23
Public Liability Final Audit -for '1965 1,617.90
A motion was made by Commissioner Brice that the bills be paid.
The motion was seconded by Commissionei .Zenobia, :and..the roll
being called, the Commissioners voted as follows. .
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Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes'
• Adams Yes
ROBERT MARKHAM, TAX ASSESSOR: $ 871.69
Acting City Manager Thornhill explained that this is for the list
of property owners, legal descriptions, and such from the County
Tax Assessor, in order for Broome E Farina to make the Assessment
Roll for Sanitary Sewers.
A motion was made by Commissioner Young that-the bill be paid.
The motion was seconded by.Commissioner Salvino, and the roll
being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Adamso ' Yes
Commissioner Salvino asked if the Ideal"Trailer Sales has a license
to sell trailers.
Commissioner Zenobia stated that when Tony Salvino was City Manager
he tried to contact the man to get his to come in and get a license,
but he could never get 'in contact: with_ him. He has no license for
trailer sales and never went before the Zoning Board or Commission
about it. Also, he has more trailers in the park than he has a
license for..
Commissioner Salvino stated that there is a bill downstairs for
$398.00 for rock at the Colored Cemetery. He has had several com-
plaints that the bill is too high. He asked Mr. Carney about it:
Bill Carney explained that it is for a rock road in the Colored-
Cemetery. It is for 420 yards of rock and 5 hours bulldozing time.
The rock was 85� a yard,' which was lower than other prices, and the
dozing time was 50¢ per hour cheaper than the competitive price.
The bill includes both rock and dozing.
Acting City Manager Thornhill reported that.John Farina delivered
to the office the Tentative Sewer Assessment Roll. If the Commis-
sion wishes, it is time to authorize a date for a public hearing for
objections to the sewer assessment.r .'.t..
City Attorney Walden suggested it be held June 20.
A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to advertise for a Public
Hearing, on the Tentative Assessment Roll, to be held June 20, 1966.
The motion was seconded by Commissioner. Brice, and the roll being
called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
Young Yes
?0, Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
Mayor Adams: Most of you have probably read in the papers that we
had an unpleasant thing to happen last Saturday night or Sunday
_ morning. We did meet this morning, we had an informal meeting of
the Commission, all except Mr. Brice, he couldntt be here. We had
Chief Lassiter and the City Attorney,was here, four Commissioners..
Then this afternoon we met at 5:00 ,with seven representatives' ef•'the
^- Colored People, for about another hour and a half. . So.' you can see
why we are weary tonight. To bring you up on the report, the Police
Report .and all the information that we had, this occurred on Sunday
Morning, Chief Lassiter kicked this boy. I think we have all agreed
that it wasn't intentionally, but still we feel that.,. .the Commissioners
® feel that he must be reprimanded, so at this time I will entertain a
motion from one of the Commissioners to this effect.
A motion was made by .Commissioner,Salvino that John Lassiter be sus-
pended for 30 days withoutr pay, and that he give'a'public apology to
the injured person The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brice,
.0 and the .roll being called, ,the Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice Yes
Salvino Yes , ' ` ,
Young Yes
Zenobia - Yes
Adams Yes
There being no further business, .the meeting,adjourned. ,
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CITY,OF' DANIA, FLORIDA
GENERAL FUND DISBURSEMENTS
APRIL 1966
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Rickards Electric Service .346.32
Miami Fire Equipment, Inc. 47.00
International Business Machines Corporation ' 75.96
Xerox Corporation 72.33
The Dania Press 67.40
• Clerk of Circuit Court 7.50
Broward Blueprint Company 9.60
Florida State Board .of Health 20,00
Humane Society of Broward County 25.00
Donald Ambrister 50.00
Donna Rumfelt 20.00.
• Herb Moriarity 83,00
A.M. Black 200,00
Gabriel Communications Corporation 105.00
Montgomery Pipe & Tube Company 1.40
Florida Dust Control'Service, Inc. 4.70 -
General Dynamics - 16.72
• Melvin M. Stone, M.D. „ -7,00 . .
Ted Tarpley Landscaping 80,00
Fairchild Sales Division 52.20.
Transit-Flasher Rentals, Inc. 1470
Ted Tarpley Landscaping 35.00
' Chris' Garage 80.20
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Charles Sloan 12.00
Seavey Garden & Pet Supply, Inc. 10.75 ,.
Tropical Fence 97.50
Business Equipment Company 117.60
Business Equipment Company 391.50
Grammer-Kennedy 210.00
• George Geisler 180.00
Victor Polak. "192.00
George Geisler. . 265.00
Grammer-Kennedy- 476.00
Peoples Gas System 12.84'
• Vinthers Glass Shop -10.05
The C.B. Dolge Company 24.80
Curtis & Kaplan Inc. 50.00
Cramer & Burton Mfg. 3,20 `
George Geisler 4T.00
Grammer-Kennedy 290.00
Oolite Industries Inc. 76.40
• `' Broome and Farina 106.15'
Southern Bell. Tel &'Tel Co. 59.95'
Florida Power &Light Company r316.15
Tognoli Brothers .> .2 617.89
Dania Chamber of Commerce 625.00
City of Dania, Payroll Account 1 643.31 .
City of Dania, Payroll Account 1 772.64
City of Dania, Payroll Account 1 558.95
City of Dania, Payroll Account -1 421.47
City of Dania, Payroll Account 6 244.52
Carl Zenobia 100.00
• Gus S. Brice 100.00
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• James G. Adams 125.00 .
Jas. H. Matthews & Co. 307.00
District Director of Internal .Revenue 1 824.70
Oasis Contribution,Fund 5 847.04
Frank Salvino 89.59
S. Ellis Young 89.59
• Clarke Walden 817.42
William A. Carney ` 50.00
Broward.Grain& Supply 40.97 -
Burrell Bros. Oil _o., Inc. 912.50
E.H. Whitson Company 7.$0
LaVerne Warner.,Slipcovers 116.90
• Mack Industries, Inc. 299,89
Mac's Chemical & Industrial Supplies 47.10
Florida Power & Light Company 2 151.93.
Cadillac .Overall Supply Company 198.4o.
Mister Auto Supply ' < ' 12.86
Royal Distributors. 10000 .
• City of Dania, Payroll Account 6 950.44
City of Dania, Payroll Account 1.493077
Aetne'Life Insurance Company.' ,938.28
Provident Life & Accident Insurance Company , 367.56
Duncan Parking Meter,Corporation ; 442.23
Standard Sanitary Supplies "52.15
• '.The National Cash Register Company 111.90
Lauderdale Refrigeration . 30000,
Mike Gradl 100.00
Florida Linen Service 3.10
Dania Rug Company, 427.50,_::
Callahan Motor Compacgy 968.05 ';
• Petty Cash 20.26 i
Van Dee Industries 9100. '
Kelly's T. V.. '' , 21.50.
National'Recreation &'Park Association, Inc., 20.00 `
Griffey'Hardwire
City of Hollywood-Utilities
• Ted Tarpley Landscaping 248:50 S '
Florida Silica Sand Company;:Inc. 432.50 ,
City Products 1.38.40
Atlantic Surgical .Supply Company, Inc: i19.79
Osborne Service &'Equipment 7.32
National Chemsearch.Corp. „ . ' 253.75
• . Jaxsondl Ice Cream 237.00 ;.:,.
Broward County Sheriffs Department ; 10.0011
Cameron Lumber Company , 82.02-
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Weekley Asphalt Paving,. Inc. 140.50'
Petty Cash c 16.74
Broward County;Waste Collection &•Disposal System 855.60 ';
• Sears Roebuck & Company 140.08
Cementcraft, Inc. 48:00
Argo Uniform Company 54.80 r
Scotland Electric Supply 9,74
McDonald Distributors 1.29
• Florida Dust Control Service, Inc. 2.55.
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P.D. Drane Company 10.:90
9 DePadro Yacht Basin; Inc. 6: 0 ,
Certified Laboratories , 36.71:
Business Equipment „ 33:71
Beacon Medical Supplies' 5.20
Bob Kay, Inc. 9.15
® Gabriel Communicationsp ,Corp,. 134.60
Dania Volunteer' Fire Department : 649.00
Jones,Equipment Company 334.23
South Broward Medical Clinic :`6.00
Southern Photo Service .',S 70.94
Lee Is Locksmith I.,
• Dania Riverside Laundry 1.44
Ft. Lauderdale Police Department" 31.75
Stan's Gulf Service":', . 27:46
Coastal Business Machines 1947 .
Sharron Motor Company*,Ino: 4.80
Jack's Auto Parts,.Ine. 2.82
• Cates Service 38.95
Broward Business Machines' '%28.40
Broome and Farina 111.60
James Marino 150.00
Pan American Tire Company 31t50
Broward County League of Municipalities 22.00
Total General Fund Disbursements '$49.974:89
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CITT OF DANIA,'.FLORIDA ;
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Authorized Service 3.88
B.F. Reames, Postmaster , 87.80
Standard Oil Company 21.00 .
Callahan Motor Company 50.00 .
Burrell Bros. Oil Company. •75.00
F.H. Rosa & Company 382.98
Dewitt Chemical Company 72.00 .
Ted Tarpley Landscaping ` ' .^:. 210,00
Ted Tarpley Landscaping 485.00.
Rickards Electric Service, Inc. 181.25
A. Gaudio & Sons, Inc. 14 026.64
L` A. Gaudio & Sons,',Inc. 10 000.00
Broome and Farina 720.80
Southern Meter & Supply Co., Inc'. 128,00
{; Davis Meter & Supply Co.,. Inc. 131.13
Brooke Products of Florida, Inc. 113.75
Southern Meter & Supply Co., Inc. 6.50
t Peninsular. Supply,Company 6.50
Neptune, Meter Company , 286X7.
Lippoth Plumbing Inc. 85.25 ,
Water Revenues sinking Fund Series 1946 817.77
Water Revenue, Sinking Fund Serier 1955 2 373.50
Robert' F. Cuerier ... ' 10.00
Mrs. G. Treleaven 6.69
i Arber, Inc. 10.00
William McAllister 7.88
Maine Bidg. ,Corp: 7.88
H.M. Hillard 10000
Victor. Braecher 7.29
H. Kirkland, Jr. ?.58
Patrick Barr 10.00
W.K: Taft 5.76
r ` Signore_& Scripo 10.00
r Robert Detz 6.99
Junita Evans 4.91
Susan ' R.-West 7.88
Florida Mercury Bldg; .
6.99
4; Milton J. Tuuri . :,. 7.29
Albert. Pincus . 5.76
Provident Life & Accident'Insurance Co. 28.00
District Director of Internal Revenue 198025
Oasis Contributions';Fund 229.69
Cadillac Overall Supply Co. 21,00
City of Dania, Payroll;Account. 72.35 '
City of Dania, Payroll Account 98.75
City of Dania, Payroll Account 507.62
j� City of Dania, Payroll Account, 123,30
City of Dania; Payroll Account 117.39
City of Dania, Payroll. Account 507.62
City of Dania, Payroll Account 96.35
General Fund 498.57 .
Florida Power & Light Co. 549.83 .
®- Southern Bell Tel & Tel Co. 14.32
Total $34 569.75
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