HomeMy WebLinkAbout86054 - MINUTES - City Commission 9 MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING, CITY-COMMISSION, CITY OF DANIA,
FLORIDA, HELD APRIL ,18, 1966.
The City Commission of' the City of Dania, 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' "Motu 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 meetings held March 21 and April 4 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
Salvino , Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
Lester L. Crone, Dania Yellow Cab, application for taxicab
license.
A. motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to turn the application
over to the Chief of Police for investigation. 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
"Transfer of 2 COP Licenser From M. O. Stephens to Christina
McCormack, Shamrock Bar,* 2357 North Federal Highway.
(First Reading)
Transfer of 4 COP License: From Fred G. Thompson to Emile
LeMerdy; Dania Country Club, 400 Bast Dania Beach Boulevard.
(First Reading)
Attorney Walden suggested that, since both were on first reading,
they could incorporate, both in one motion.
A motion was made by Commissioner Young to approve both transfers
• on first reading. 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 '
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Attorney Walden advised that Commissioner Zenobia asked him about
the Capri Lounge;"evidently the lady who is the owner of that
license still goes under the name of Jack's Lounge". He advised
that the Beverage Department has asked her to change the license to
Capri Lounge. "So, while there is no change of ownership, or change
• of location -- simply change of name ,-- you can, I think, pass that
one on first reading!' .
A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to change the name on .
first reading. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Salvino,
and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
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Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
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Recommendations from the April 12 meeting of the Planning 6
Zoning Board:
(1) Mrs. Bernie Morris'' - Request to move house from front
lot to back lot. .
• Legal: Lot 6, Block 13,' Town of Modello
Address: 63 N. Federal Highway -
The matter was postponed until May 10, 1966,.
No action.
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No action.
(2) Public Hearing: Mr. Lamberth request variance permit to
paint directional sign on 'South side of New Katherine Hotel.
Address: 2 N.-Federal Highway,
A motion was made by Mr. Jackson ,to recommend approval as pre-
sented. Motion was ,seconded by.Mr. ,DiMauro, and carried unani-
mously.
Attorney Walden advised that,, on a variance permit, the City .Commission
• does not legally have to hold' a Public Hearing,:,although it has been
?' - the custom to do so. He advised that if 'they wish to waive the Public.
Hearing they simply accept the recommendation of the Zoning Board.
A motion was made by Commissioner Young to accept the recommendation
of the Planning & Zoning Board. , The,motion was seconded by Commis-
sioner Brice.
Commissioner Zenobia 'asked if they could put a time limit on it. . .
"maybe we wouldn't like it up there".
Commissioner Young stated that he .thought the hotel owners ought to
• . maintain the sign.
The roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice Yes''.
r :: . Salvino Yes
• Young '.'.Yes' _
Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
r� (3) Mr. Blackmon, represented by John Rowe, 7470 Lincoln St• ,
Hollywood, request approval of proposed plat of College
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Center, Phippen Rd and S.W: 11th Ave'. at S.W. 2nd Place "
A motion was made by Mrs. Panella to recommend approval as pre
sented. The motion was seconded by:Mr. Erwin, ,and carried
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® A motion was made by Commissioner Young that an ordinance be drawn
and passed on first reading accepting the proposed plat, with the
stipulation that the necessary bonds be posted. 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
(4) William Booth & Bertha Booth, request for M-IA zoning
on following described property; also, to vacate 10'
alley in block 5, and 40' street between Blocks 5 & 9
: o known as Botanic Avenue.
Legal: Blocks 5, 7 & 9, North Wyldwood Park.
A motion was made by Mr. Jackson to recommend a Public
Hearing for May 10, 1966, 7:45 P.M. The motion was seconded
by Mr. DiMauro, and carried unanimously.
A motion was made by Commissioner Young to authorize the Planning &
Zoning Board to hold a Public Hearing on May 10, 1966, at 7:45 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
(5) Public Hearing, 7:45 P.M.: . Mr :'Marrone request variance
permit to construct Marina.
Legal: The E 412' of the W-3/4 of the N� of the
SW' of the NWk of Sec. 35-50-42.
Address: Vicinity,of N.E. 3rd Street & N.E. 6th Ave.
A motion was made by Mrs. Panella to recommend approval as
presented. The motion,was; seconded by Mr• DiMauro, 'and car-
ried unanimously.
A motion was made by Commissioner Young to authorize a Public Hearing
before the City Commission for May 16,11966', at 8:15 P.M.' The motion
was seconded by Commissioner Zenobia, and the roll being called, the
Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
Young Yes •A
Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
(6) Public Hearing, 8:15'P.M.: George.Ardaro request to vacate
streets and alleys•=
Ponce DeLeon Avenue,'Franklin 'Street, Columbus
Street, DeSoto Street, Balboa Street, and the
alleys in Blocks 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6•
® A motion was made by Mr. Jackson to recommend denial. The
motion was seconded by Mrs. Panella, and carried unanimously.
Attorney Walden: Gentlemen, I would like to say first, I have done
some law work for Mr. Arcaro, and do not intend to even suggest any-
thing to you, good or bad, about these plans. But, after having sat
in on several meetings, and this most recent conference tonight with
the Zoning Board, I think you have got to realize that you have ,got ,
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two basic problems that come to you. . .one is the approval of the re-
plat of an old 1925 subdivision. . .the other is a requist that you
vacate certain streets. In addition to that, the City has got to
get involved in such things as street paving, sewer assessments, and
drainage, and a multitude of other things. I suggested to the Commis-
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sion informally several months ago that when you have some basic agree-
ment with Mr. Arcaro as to what he wants to do, if you approve of it,
have every detail written up. I think'you ought to discuss those things
with him and give him some:kind of tentative approval as to what streets
you are willing to vacate so that he then can have a plat drawn up and
presented. Then if you want to have later hearings on it, fine. But
I think you are going to get bogged down and run into long delays if you
take each of these things JSpiece-meal" Once you get some general under-
standing, then by ordinance, or by agreement', it all ought.to be incor-
porated into one master ordinance or master contract.
Attorney Dubow then explained to the Commission what they intend to do,
and what they will need from the Commission. He explained that they
will donate an additional 101 of the property (the entire length of the
property) to the City. . .thereby widening S.E. 5th Avenue. They will
then open S.E. 5th Avenue by paving 101 on either side of the center
line, not only the length of the property, but all the way from Dania
Beach Boulevard to the south end of the property, which ends at S.E.
3rd Street. The paving will be done to City or County specifications,
whichever the Commission desires. They will then donate an additional
301 for S.E. 2nd Street, they will also donate an additional 30t at
S.E. 3rd Street, thereby widening them to make 81 streets. 72nd Street
from S.E. Sth Avenue, will be paved by them 201 , 10' on either side of
the center line, according to whatever specifications, they decide upon.
Sidewalks will be put in all along 5th Avenue the length of the property,'
and an adequate drainage plan will be developed. The existing drainage
will not be disturbed. The developers are prepared to deposit with the
City $10,000 in cash to insure that all the agreements made with the
Commission tonight will be carried out expeditiously, and that they will
commence and complete the project within any,reasonable time set by the
Commission. They are also willing to give a 221 easement toward the
rear, or East, of the property .in otder to provide a throughway for the
public-or to provide access for City vehicles, if they wish. .
They request from the City the assurance that a sewer line will be in-
stalled for which the City will assess the developers for the installa-
tions thereafter any monthly service charges. They need tentative
approval of the plans tonight. They would like an agreement to be
drawn embodying all the promises and representations that they have
made and any further representations that the Commission wishes them
to make. Mr. Dubow then asked for..questions.
Mr. Berry stated that he felt they were. getting too involved in vacating
:.' street- rights-of-way and losing sight of the over-all.projeot. He stated
that the development will bring approximately 800 people into the City of
Dania, who in turn .will.bring revenue to the City. The City will accrue
additional money for building permit fees and real estate taxes on this .
' property. As a matter of vacating the. streets. . .you are only vacating
the use of those streets. . .the city does not have the title to the streets.
They did not buy them. . .they were given to them in the first place, the
right to use them. The City isn't giving up anything in vacating streets
except giving up the right to use it as a street.
Commissioner Zenobia asked Mr. Berry what are their plans on drainage.
Mr. Berry replied that they have no definite plans on drainage yet.
"It takes a considerable time of time'and study and money to come up
with a drainage plan, and until ive get some tentative approval from
_ the City, we haventt been able to,•;gamble the time and.money it would
take to come up with a feasible drainage plan on the project. Rest
assured that this man is not going,;to: spend $5,000,000 to develop ,
apartments down here without adequate drainage. It will be taken care of'1,,
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Commissioner Zenobia asked if the plan could be carried through if
the City did not vacate Ponce DeLeon Avenue (5th Ave.) .
Mr. Berry replied that if they would not vacate Ponce DeLeon Avenue,
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would have to ask the City to• condemn and buy the additional
right of way on 5th Avenue. They are willing to donate the additional
right of way on 5th Avenue if they can 'get Ponde DeLeon Avenue vacated;
if they can't, the land will lay there idle "and you will have to face
the possibility of having to condemn and buy additional right of way on
5th Avenue" . Mr. Berry stated that he had a letter from Hollywood, Inc. ,
in favor of vacation of Ponce DeLeon Avenue.
Commissioner Zenobia suggested that the letter be read,
Acting City Manager Thornhill read as follows:
• . "Mr. M. E. Berry:,
I am in receipt of your letter of March 9, 1966, in
regards to proposed abandonment of Ponce DeLeon Avenue to
the East of Blocks 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 of ,Hollywood Manors, in ,
Dania. So long as S.E. Park Street and S.E. 2nd Street are
left dedicated and further provided that some assurances are
made that these two streets will be paved within a reasonable.
period of time so as to provide; access from S.E. 5th Avenue,
we would have no objection to the closing of Ponce DeLeon
Avenue.
/s/ .William Horowicz,, President, Hollywood, Igd,11
Commissioner Brice: Mr. Berry,..you mentioned that the builder is going
to give`an additional 10' on 5th Avenue. According to our plat, we
already have the 35' except on Block 2. So you are actually donating
to the City the 10' for a distance of approximately 255t .
Mr. Berry stated that he was mistaken, "I was looking at the old plat".
You have 351and you face the possibility of acquiring 5t more.
Commissioner. Brice stated that he would like to see at least a proposal
on the drainage. "I would like to see the builder at least commit him-
self on what he would-be willing to do with that matter" .
Mr. Berry. stated that it will either be handled ;in'a storm sewer or an
open ditch "but there is no need in putting in a storm sewer if it
doesn't go anyplace":
Commissioner Young: stated that the fire department and rescue squad
must have access to avail their services whenever they are needed.
.• Mr. Berry: The garbage trucks have to get in there too. We have
thought of all these, of course this man is not going to build apart-
ments here•without:any possibility of garbage collection. They are
t goin g. o have a parking.lot along the full length of the back of this
property, which has driveways in it. We will dedicate this driveway
as an easement to the City for the use of .the City vehicles, the Fire
Department, The police Department, garbage trucks, etc.
Attorney Dubow stated that Chief Lassiter has looked at the plat and
found it acceptable.
Attorney Walden stated that there are two things to consider first.
First is the approval of this re-plat, which is done by ordinance.
Secondly is the question of vacating streets. "Before any kind of
proposed agreement is presented to you; .you have got to tentatively
indicate what streets you would vacate: .It would not be binding on
you. . .just so that the applicant would know what streets you would
vacate. . .he won't know which way to"
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Attorney Walden further' stated, that before they finally do anything
they have to have an ordinance incorporating all of this on three
readings, and he recommended that they have a further Public Hearing
on it.
0 A motion was made by Commissioner Zen obia to give tentative approval
of the plat as presented; also, that Mr. Berry and Mr. Arcaro get
together with the City Attorney and work out some agreement.
Attorney Walden: It is not binding on the Commission, it is just a
O general indication of your thinking, and .the minutes should show that.
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
(7) Public Hearing, 8:30 P.M. , C. T. Robertson, request
approval of amended site plan (Pirate Ports of Florida)
Attorney Walden: These minutes may sound confusing unless you under-
stand that the Zoning Board did consider in effect two separate pro-
blems. First, when the Commission and the Zoning Board some several
weeks ago considered rezoning to the A-1 Classification, the descrip-
tion that the Engineer furnished was incorrect, in that it omitted some
5 or 10 acres in the-:center of the parcel. One part of the minutes
concerns getting that omitted part rezoned to A-1. Secondly, Mr.
Robertson is before the Board to get approval of a site plan. Mr.
Walden then continued reading the Zoning Board minutes as follows:'
Building Inspector Lindeman presented the site plan. There .
followed a lengthy discussion between the board, Mr. Robertson,
Mr. Lindeman, and Fire Chief Lassiter, in which the question was
brought out as to where emergency facilities (fire hydrants and
waterlines) would be located:
Mr. Loury called for objections. Those objecting were:
Sherwood Spencer, representing Hollywood, Inc. , .who presented
a letter as follows:
"Gentlemen:
We are advised that a .hearing will be held before the Dania
Planning 6 Zoning Board at 8: 30 P.M. , Tuesday, April 12,
1966, upon the application for approval of a site develop-
ment plan for ,a commercial, recreational amusement district.
We understand that this 'is for approval of site development
plan dated December 27, 1965 as revised March 8, 1966.
On behalf of Hollywood, Inc., owner of adjoining property
and property in the immediate vicinity of the, ro osed com
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mercial, recreational amusement district, we wish to pro-
test and object to the approval of said site plan on, among
others, the following grounds: -
1. The property sought to be included in the site
plan and each and every tract thereof has not been legally
zoned for commercial, recreational amusement district.
2. Said proposed site plan' is"so vague and indefinite
that same is void for vagueness.
3. Said proposed commercial; recreational, amusement
park is contrary to the best interests, of the citizens and
property owners of the City of Dania:;
We plan to be present at the 'hearing for purposes of object-
ing to the site plan, and, will ask •you to make this written
objection a part of the minutes of your meeting.•
ii, /s/ Respectfully, .Sherwood.Spencer "
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Also objecting were:
Kate Demmerly, representing Mr. b Mrs. Shearer of Lake Wales,
Fla. on grounds of devaluation of property. , and
Bob Houston, on grounds' of obstructing drainage.
Mr. Loury stated that he felt that they should table this
hearing until next month and request recommendation on this
property. He questioned how the Board is to recommend something
to the City that is not zoned properly. He felt that they
should first get it zoned properly and then come back another
time to approve the site plan.
Mr. Robertson explained that they were "requesting two things;
First, that the Board either approve or reject the site plan,
Second, that they waive their hearing on the rezoning of the
portion that was not rezoned due to a "clerical error" .
Mrs. Panella stated that she ,would not like to recommend appro-
val at this time without first knowing what the Fire Chief's
suggestions would be.
Mr. Robertson urged the Board to take some action, either ap.--
prove'.it or reject it, but not to table it.
A motion was made by Mr. Erwin to pass it on to the City Commis-
sion for approval subject to the recommendations of the Fire
Chief and the Building Inspector: The motion was seconded by
Mr. DiMauro, and the roll call vote was as follows:
Mr. DiMauro - Yes Mr. Erwin - Yes '
Mr. Jackson - No Mrs- Panella - No
Mr. Loury - Yes
Passed.
Attorney Walden continued: If'I am not mistaken, Mrs. Thornhill,
you already have advertised for a Public Hearing on the rezoning,.
is that correct?
Acting City Manager Thornhill: That's correct.
Attorney Walden: Which is set for what. . .May 2nd? Now the ordinance
on the A-1' zoning provides that the City Commission can conduct a
further public hearing on the' site plan.. Jt is up'to the Commission
as to whether they want:to conduct such a hearing. But if you decide
that you do' want the, hearing.then there is no point in considering it
on its merits tonight.
Commissioner Zenobia: Can we pass on it tonight?
Attorney Walden: Yes you can. I do think you are going to have this
basic problem if you pass on.it. Ten acres of it is not zoned yet,
the center piece. So any action that is taken would not frankly become
effective until it is properly zoned.
Commissioner Brice: Can we take,�action on the basis of when it is pro-
perly zoned?
Attorney Walden: Yes, I think you could.
® Commissioner Brice asked Fire Chief Lassiter if he and Mr. Robertson
have come to any agreement as to a satisfactory plan for the welfare
and safety of the public.
Fire Chief Lassiter replied that the plan as shown now is agreeable.
A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to approve the plan'as presented,
contingent upon the approval of the zoning of the,partial that was left
!, out. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Zenobia.
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® Bob Houston asked: This plot plan is the same as a replat. . .is
that right, Clarke? '
Attorney Walden: I think it should include the same basic things,
also it should show, since it is a recreational park, the general
proposed development of the park.
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Bob Houston asked how far East does this plan go. . ."To the City
Limits? If so, why are you considering a plan without a dedicated
road on the East end of the property?" He further stated that the
man originally applied for 55 acres; then another application for
50 acres, "That's 105 acres", which was tabled. Then they did rezone
® another 5 and another 10; `"that's 120,acres. Now I understand there.
is another application coming before the Zoning Board. How far is
this.thing going to stretch; and what are we. going to have left of the
City?" He suggested that they limit it.
Mr. Robertson replied that the East 20 acres of this park is zoned
in the City of Hollywood for a golf course, and we have dedicated a
road on the East side of our.property which adjoins the Hollywood,
Inc. , property there; and the additional 10 acres that we are asking
for before the Zoning Board is for the purpose of a Golf Course, for
additional parking.
• Commissioner Brice stated that the only thing that they (The Commis-
sioners) have not done as he suggested is the actual dedication to
the City. It is on a more or less "use basis" for the health and
welfare of the ,public;::not as an absolute dedication to the City.
But he is to .put in`all of the water lines inc.accordance with Chief
Lassiter's instructions.
Mr. Houston suggested that the City run the water line that is on
Sth Avenue now down to their property, and let them take it from
there over and dedicate the lines..and the fire hydrants to the City
of Dania the same as any other subdivider does. Also, the City should
get the right�'of-way along the East side'..
Sherwood Spencer, Attorney: May I inquire -as to the procedure here.
Do I understand that we are about to consider the approval or dis-
approval of this site plan tonigh0 Hasa hearing been called for
that purpose? Has there been any publicationof it?
Attorney Walden: As I understand. the zoning ordinance,. the Commission
need not have a public hearing, but they,have the right`to. have one: .
Sherwood Spencer: I understand the interpretation, but my question
1 ,. is, there has beeninonhotice given of the hearing tonight? .
Attorney Walden: No sir.
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Sherwood Spencer: Thank you. On behalf of ,Hollywood, Inc. , we again
object to any consideration of this site plan. It is premature. The ,
land is. not zoned completely for it, as someone has now discovered.
Of ,course, we have some other legal objections, that will come up in
, • , " proper time; but not here. But: I think-that we do have the cart before
the horse. I never heard of approving anything before it was legal to
have it.
Commissioner Brice asked Mr. Robertson: ,:When ,you ;worked out the water
and fire hydrants with the Chief,..do.I understand that they were to be
suitable to the City on account of pressure and so forth?
Mr. Robertson: That's correct. The site plan as signed and given to.
s, the City states that if the water main is activated on 5th Avenue, a .,
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6 inch'.is':t15 be.connected on. Otherwise we,.will provide our-own fire
protection with our own pump. . .only. as .an:alternate.
' Commissioner Brice: I understand it was to connected up providing it
was there at the time you finished the provision. In the meantime you
! - would use pumps until we had the line there.
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Mr. Houston: Mr. Brice, that isn't my point. My point is this. . .
that water line on the East side' should definitely go down the East
side because a lot of waterways are to the west of it. That water-
way should go down the City of Dania's right of way. And should be
given to the City of Dania the same as any subdivider would do. You
have all these property owners in back of them to the Northrl.
Sherwood Spencer questioned Mr. Robertson as to how much property
he owned in the City of Hollywood. 1•1r. Spencer and Mr. Robertson
referred to the portions on a map. Mr. Spencer asked "And there
A is no dedicated street then, down to here?"
Mr. Robertson: There is no dedicated street there now. The street
isn't even dedicated up north of there either.
The roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
(8) Continued Public Hearing: Church of Living, God: Request
permit to complete partially existing. building on the rear
of church property.
Legal: Lots 7, 8, 9 E 10, Block 2, Corrected Dania
Manors.
Address: 808 N.W. 3rd .Terrace.
A motion was made.by Mrs. Panella to recommend to the City
Commission to grant the permit-to complete this building:The motion was seconded by Mr: DiMauro, and carried unanimously.
A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to accept the recommendation
of the Zoning Board. . The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young,
and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice Yes
Salvino Yes -
� ., 'Young, Yes
Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes.
(9) John. Leto: Request permit to build eight apartments.
Legal: „Lots 2 and N 42' of: Lot 3, Bryan Addition.
4 Address: - -.331 S.W. lst Avenue.
Attorney Walden advised that some several g i y years ago there was an
agreement with Mr. Leto about setbacks on this property. Mr.
Lindeman indicates these plans'may violate that ,agreement. So until
)! it can be determined, I- suggest you table it.
A.motion was made by Commissioner'Brice that, due to the fact that
there is a question on this, it .be'tabled until the next ,meeting.
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
1; Adams Yes
(10) Lou Maty: Request approval'.of, site plot plan for auto-
matic car wash.
` Legal: Lots 12 &.`13 Larsen's Subdivision.
Address: 321 - 325 S; Federal. Highway..
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A motion was made by Mr. Jackson to approve .the plan as pre-
sented with the changes on egress and ingress. The motion
was seconded by Mr. DiMauro and carried unanimously.
0 A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to accept, the recommen-
dation of the Zoning Board': , The motion was seconded by Commissioner
Brice, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
9 Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
(11) Recommendations from Zoning•Consultant on new area
recently annexed North of Dania Cut-Off Canal.
Mr. Howard Burgess has recently resigned. as Zoning. Consultant,
and therefore there was no recommendation-
A motion was made by Mrs. Panella to request the City Commis-
sion to consider asking Luther Sparkman to be the Zoning Con
• sultant. The motion was seconded by Mr. Erwin, and carried .
unanimously.
No action.
(12) Grammer 6 Kennedy: Request permit to build 2 ware
houses.
Legal: Lots 36 &_ 37, Block 1, Victory Heights.
Address: 350-354 S.W. 4th Court.
Mr. Grammer presented his' plot plan.
A motion was made by.Mr. Jackson that the plan be approved as
presented. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Panella, and car-
ried unanimously.
A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to accept the zoning Board
Recommendation with oneIexception- ..that sidewalks be included-
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
,Bills for. the month of March to be approved for payment.
A motion was made by Commissioner Salvino that the bills be paid.
.. . The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young, and the. roll being
called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice Yes-
Salvino Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
® Adams Yes
Request from the Broward County.Bar. Association for a
Proclamation declaring May l °Law Day" .
A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to. declare May 1 as Law Day. • .
The motion was seconded by Commissionen"'Young, and the roll being .. .
called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
® Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
• City Attorneys Report.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE No. 470 of`City of Dania
Florida, which was adopted on final reading on October
19, 1964 and which was later amended by Ordinance No. 479,
® which was adopted on final reading on April 27, 1965 by
adding a paragraph, to be designated paragraph 4.5 of
article IV and by substituting a new paragraph, to be
numbered paragraph 9.2 of Article IX and repealing all
ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith
and providing that this ordinance shall be in force and
effect immediately upon its final passage and adoption.
A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to waive the first and
second readings and pass the ordinance on third reading.. The
motion was seconded by Commissioner Young, and the roll being
called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice Yes
Salvinot• Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
Attorney Walden advised the Commission that Mrs.'Thornhill asked_
him to prepare a resolution to withdraw money from the Water, Fund
fromHollywood Federal Savings, for the cost of the water line on
Taylor Road to Port Laudania. , He then read the resolution entitled:
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A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING Mary Thornhill, City Clerk-Auditor,
and Frank Salvino, Commissioner, to .sign the necessary with-
drawal slips and any other documents required to withdraw
{: the: sum of $10,000- from account No. 454112: maintained by the.
City of Dania from Hollywood Federal Savings & Loan Associa-
tion, and directing such officers to withdraw $10,000�from
said account for the purpose of paying same to A. Gaudio &
Sons, Inc.
Bob Houston asked why take the money out of a local bank.
Commissioner Zenobia suggested they take the money out of Atlantic
Federal Savings & Loan, instead of Hollywood Federal.
Attorney Walden advised that they would use the same resolution, but
it change the, name to Atlantic Federal:Savings & Loan.
A- motionwas made by Commissioner Zenobia that the resolution be
drawn and passed. withdrawing the required sum from Atlantic Fed-,
� ,' eral Savings & Loan. 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
City Attorney Walden advised that' it seems that in recent years the
municipal judge would prefer having, a:,•full-time prosecutor; which
would mean that someone should be there three times a week. He
further advised that either himself or his associate have frequently
been called to court, which disrupts ;their routine. He advised that,
in his opinion, they do not need a'-p'rosec�tor in the Municipal Court .,
except on rare occasions., He stated that he.was bringing it up
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because either he or his assistant could be there when requested, but
"sooner or later" he would have to. ask for more compensation if it will
continue to be a three-day-a-week job.
Chief Smith suggested that someone of authority talk to the Judge,
because he also felt that it was unnecessary to have a full-time
prosecutor.
Commissioner Brice suggested that they just inform the Judge that
the feeling of the Commission is that a Prosecutor is not needed
except in extreme cases.
Acting City Manager's.Report:
Acting City.Manager Thornhill presented bills from Broome b Farina
as follows:
Preparation.,of Sewer Assessment Roll $5,000
(on account)
A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to pay the bill. The mo-
tion was seconded by Commissioner Brice.
Commissioner Young asked :Mrs• Thornhill if she approved the bill.
Mrs. Thornhill replied that`she, did: `.
' Bob Houston felt that they should sit down with Broome..& Farina
and come up with some agreement on the bill; .he felt the bill was
too high considering the, fact •that the assessment roll prepared by
Bob Markham's office was used, and the city was billed for that.roll.
The roll being called, the.Commissioners .voted as follows:
Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
Young Yes.
Yes Zenobia . ;..
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E ; Adams Yes
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'1 Water Line on Taylor Road (Broome & Farina)
a". 3% of final contract price:
$ 720.80
Acting City Manager, Thornhill' advised payment of the bill.
�{ A1:motion was made by Commissioner Young to pay the bill. The motion
+� was seconded .by Commissioner Salvino, and the roll being called, the
Commissioners voted as follows.
Bricb Yes
y : F Salvino - Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
�'• ' Adams Yes
fry- • Alterations to the Recreation Building - Frost Park
} (Broome & Farina)
Plans & Specifications: $ 400.00
�• A •motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to table the bill. The
motion was seconded by Commissioner Salvino, 'and the• roll being
called, the Commissioners voted as follows: -
j Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
Young Yes,
:z Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
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Acting City Manager Thornhill presented another transfer of a license:
4 COP License, from Loie,McMahan to Florence A. Glow,
Glows Hi-Li Lounge, 26 W. Dania Beach Boulevard.
(First Reading)
• A motion was made by Commissioner Young to-approve the transfer
on first reading. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brice,
and the roll being called, the .Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice Yes
• Salvino Yes
Young YAs
Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
Acting City Manager Thornhill advised the Commission that on July 1st
the Medicare Program will go into effect, and a representative from the
• Aetna Insurance Company was in.and informed her that we have several'
employees who will be 65 years of age. They automatically will be
dropped from the Hospitalization Insurance on that date. There is a
suppliment program that most of the insurance companies are adopting
as of July lst, and.they would like to know if the City would like to
• add these everal'.employees to 'the suppliment to Medicare. It will
be $5.00 per month, and if they elect to insure their dependants, it
will be additional $5.00 per month- ,. She stated that the City must
notify Aetna sometime before July 1st:' ;
Commissioner Brice asked if the $5.00 is to be, paid by the employee
' or the., City.
Acting City Manager Thornhill replied that the City will pay for the
employee, but if he elects to;ifisure his dependants, he must pay the
additional $5.00.
Chief Smith informed the Commission that Sam Jones has-retired, and
he is. the first Police Officer in the history of the..City to retire:
He suggested that the City adopt:and,passa resolution commending'him
for his dedicated and faithful service throughout the past 20. years
with the City.
A motion was made by Commissioner Young, to'.adopt and pass a, resolution
commending Sam.Jones for good'and',faithful service performed, stating
the length of service, and that the•City Clerk-Auditor shall send a
certified copy to Sam Jones. - The motion was Iseconded by Commissioner
Salvino, and the, moll being called`, tte•'Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice Yes :
Salvino 'Yes
Young 'Yes ' .
Zenobia Yes' `
Adams Yes
`` Bob Houston stated that a year or two ago it was moved for a revision
of the occupational licenses ,to revise the prices`on it. He advised
that it cannot be done once'the City budget has been passed. "If you'
have any intentions doing it, you better get to it now". Mr. Houston
further stated that a few months ago a street was. paved without assess-
ment. "To my knowledge it has not:been assessed,"and it has never been
• advertised for".
Commissioner Brice stated that it-was advertised last week for public
notice.
Bill Hill stated that a couple.meetingseago he requested lights at the
boat ramps at Houston Park, it has not been done yet..
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Commissioner,Brice .replied that they have asked for, an estimated
cost from,an electrical firm "before we advertise",.
Bill Hill stated that he was told that if the City would just author
rize Florida Power E Light Company •to install a light it would be
• put in at.no cost.
Commissioner Brice replied that they will check into it.
Commissioner Young stated that S.W. loth Street does not have
"a single light on it" .
Commissioner Zenobia replied that he spoke to Mr. Fried About it.
Mr. Pried told'him :that he could not get anyone on that street to
give him any easements. "There is:only-a '25 foot dedication, and
no. one will 'give an easement. .
Acting City�Manager Thornhill stated that in regards to the lights
-at:30=acre park (Houston Park)p. she-had talked to Mr. Fried regarding
. it. He is making an investigation of ,it and' will give the City a
report in a few days.
Commissioner Brice reported that, they,are having-an unusual number
* .of. complaints as to dogs:.running at'large: ,_"IrC'checking, I find we
;do-not have a.,leash.lawr,, I 'think we sfiould�give''. consideration to'a:
leash law." He'suggested that 'the City„Attorney draw,up such an
ordinance.
City Attorney Walden replied that he would bring a proposed ordinance
�. to the next meeting
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There being no 'further business, thee ' ting 'adjourned.
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CITY OF DANIA
Dania, Florida
•
DISBURSEMENTS
MARCH 1966
O Water Funds
City of Dania, Payroll Account $ 72.45
City of Dania, Payroll Account 91.72
City of Dania, Payroll Account 508.62
City of Dania, Payroll Account 76.61
City of Dania, Payroll Account 505.68
City of Dania, Payroll Account 155.43
General Fund 479.35
The Dania Bank 212.00
J. L. Melts 7.88
• Roman E. Moreth Jr. 2.53
Robert E. Swarthart 10.00
Hector Kopez 7.35
Carl Johnson 3.67
Don Nelson 7.88
Maine Building Corp. 15.76
O J. B. Johnson 7.88
Mrs. H. Bloodgood 7.88
Monroe Aycock 5.26
Elliot Sperry 7.88
E. Handler 4.31
Nellie Failla 1.01
• Provident Life& Accident Ins. 28.00
William Sheldon .82
City of Dania, Water Revenue Sinking Fund 1955 2,373.50
City of Dania, Water Revenue Sinking Fund 1946 817.77
Southern Meter & Supply Co. 57.90
Davis Meter & Supply Co. 690.92
Broome & Farina 99.72
G. & G. Sandblasting, Inc. 302.40
Broome & Farina 11442.86
G. & G. Sandblasting, Inc. 19521.60
The Aquachem Comp. 89987.40
General Dynamics 1.50
Burrell Bros. Inc. 75.00
Standard Sanitary Supplies 42.85
68100
The Aquachem Comp. 447.
F. H. Ross & Co. 47.75
Hollywood Electric Motor Repair, Inc. 254.53
Florida Power & Light Comp. 1.10
Florida Power & Light Comp. 583.17
r Southern Bell Tel & Tel Co. 14.07
x B. F. Reames, Jr-Postmaster 88.76
Dixie Plumbing & Hardware Co. 7.85
Thomas Lassiter 6.10
P,
�; , Total $209717.72
•
CITY OF DANIA
• Dania, Florida
DISBURSEMENTS
MARCH 1966
•
General Funds
Standard Oil Comp. $ 30.36'
City Products Corp. 38.40
• Cadillac Overall Supply 222.40
P:.T. Garrett 359.50
Southern Bell Tel & Tel Co. 61.09
Tropical Fence 300.00
Burrell Bros. Oil Co. 11064.69
Southern Bell Tel & Tel Co. 446.86
• Charles Sloan 15.00
Grammer-Kennedy 243.00
Grammer-Kennedy 92.75
Victor Polak 190.00
George Geisler 235.00
Peoples Gas System 22.23
• Wyldwood Tropical Nurseries 200.00
Dania Chamber of Commerce 625.00
Grammer-Kennedy 160.00
Florida Power & Light Comp. 181.30
Lippoth Plumbing, Inc. 12.50
Anglers ' Tackle & Sport Shop 6.79
• Alpha Roofing & Sheet Metal, Inc. 168.00 ,
Renuart-Batley-Cheely Lumber & Supply Co. 17.33
La Croix Electric Co. 381.88
John Sessa Bulldozing, Inc. 11.70
Marshall Labree Post# 304 American Legion 292.50
Weekley Asphalt Paving, Inc. 32.50
M. B. Construction Co. 350.00
M. B. Construction Co. 150.00
Florida Power & Li*ht Comp. 2,063.34
John Sessa Bulldozing, Comp. 37.50
Montgomery Pipe & Tube Co. 38.00
Florida Dust Control Service, Inc. 4.20
• Terry's Auto Supply, Inc. 5.13
c` A. M. Black 200.00
Erwin's Jewelers 24.95
Dania Chamber of Commerce 22.72
Broward Septic Tank Co. Inc. 10.00
Harold G. Smith 25.00
Kraynak Office Machines 47.16
Huber's Gas Station 4.00
Donald Ambrister 50.00
Myron Wall Ins. Comp. 133.09
Chapman Ins. Agency 274.00
Humane Society of Broward County 25.00
Florida State Board of Health 20.00
Robert Markham, Tax Assessor 634.80
Clerk of Circuit Court 7.50`
The Dania Press 15.60
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CITY OF DANIA
• Dania, Florida
DISBURSEMENTS
MARCH 1966
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Page 2
General Funds
10
The Dania Press $ 29.37
• Xerox Corporation 21.60
Pitney-Bowes Inc. . 19.50
Pitney-Bowes Inc. .00
Broward County League of 75
Municipalities 175.00
Carl Zenobia 100.00
Gus S. Brice 125.00-
• James G. Adams 9.00
Broward Publishing Comp, Inc. 19528.22
City of Dania, Payroll Acet. 19485.00
City of Dania, Payroll Acct. 1,481.16
City of Dania, Payroll Acct.
Frank Salvino 89.59
• S. Ellis Young 89.59
City of Dania, Payroll Account 61399.81
Clarke Walden 817.42
Broward County Waste Collection & Disposal SYstem 759.60
Sears, Roebuck & Co. m 90
William A. Carney 50.00
• Florida Linen Service 3.10,
Mike Gardl 100.00
Orkin Exterminating; Co. 6.00
Business Equipment Co. 312.42
Jack Finch Decorations 54.00
The C. B. Dolge Co. 36.75-
• F. H. Ross & Co. 9.75:
Florida Dust Control Service, Inc. 5.10
Mac's Chemical & Industrial Supplies 64.92
Southern Bell Tel & Tel Co. 308.67
City of Hollywood, Utilities 61.91
Aman Plastics 30.00'
• Aluminum Furniture Factory Outlet 6.95
Beacon Medical Supplies 26.06-
Lippoth Plumbing, Inc. 7.10
Helco Safety Equipment Co. 12.45
Osborne Service & Equipment 8.01
Callahan Motor Comp. 19368.70
• Fairchild Sales Division 160.00
Adam's Stores 5.39
The Dania Bank 19830.90
Provident Life & Accident Ins Co. 367:50
Aetna Life Ins. Co. 696.87
City of Dania, Payroll Acct. 19400.61
• City of Dania, Payroll Acct. 69443.20
Jas. H. Matthews & Co. 86.00
The National Cash Reg. Co. 514.45
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Cont.
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CITY OF DANIA
Dania, Florida
•
DISBURSEMENTS
March 1966
• Page 3
General Fund
Royal Distributors
$ 10.,00
Cameron Lumber Co. 42.92
• Lippoth Plumbing, Ins. 40.35
Griffey Hardware 102.51
M. B. Construction Co. 400.00
M. B. Construction Co. 300.00
Pan American Tire Co. 159.071
Winthers Glass Shop 19.04•
• Shaw Matteress Co. 180.00
Argo Uniform Co. 297.35
General Dynamics 3.00
Miami Fire Equipment Inc. 16.00'
Duncan-Edward Co. 22.35,
Mc Donald Distributors 4.30
• Scotland, Electric Supply 17.00
Bob Kay, Inc. 5.22
Jackts Auto Parts 9.60
Dania Vol. Fire Dept. 721.00
Jonest Equipment 464.70
Broward County Sheriff's Dept. 14.00
• Jaxson's Ice Cream 131:25
Lee's Locksmith 4.00,
Southern Photo Service 41.72
Smith Office Supply, Inc. .90
Kraynak Office Machines 6.10
Cates Service 26.62
• Sherron Motor Comp. 65.08
Stan's Gulf Service 31.38
La Croix Electric 5.25
Donna Rumfelt 20.00
Lawers Co-Operative Publishing 15.45
Burroughs Corp. 26.00
• The Dania Press 15.70
Coastal Business Machines Equip. 9.99.
Xerox Corp. 67.83-
The Dania Bank 12.00*
Broward Co. League Of Municipalities 30.00-
Neilson's Florist 10.00•
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Total
• $409087.14
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