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HomeMy WebLinkAbout86068 - MINUTES - City Commission ® MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING, CITY COMMISSION, CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, HELD FEBRUARY 71 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 (ABSENT) CARL ZENOBIA: ' CITY ATTORNEY CLARKE WALDEN (ROBERT DUBOW)' ' • CITY MANAGER (ACTING) MARY THORNHILL ' CHIEF OF POLICE ' MONTIE SMITH BUILDING INSPECTOR CHARLES LINDEMAN CITY CLERK MARY THORNHILL The meeting was called to order by Mayor Adams at $:00 P.M. , • after which Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance was held. Minutes of meeting of :January 17, 1966, to be approved. A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to approve the minutes as read. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brice, and the :. • roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes • Application for transfer of 2 COP License from David Warrick' to Robert G. Fields E Nellie J: Fields, 601 South Federal Highway. (First Reading) A motion was made by Commissioner. Salvino to approve the application for transfer on first reading. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Zenobia, and the roll being.called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice No, Salvino Yes Zenobia Yes Adams, No Commissioner Zenobia asked Attorney Dubow if the City can legally deny the transfer if the State (Beverage Department) approves it. Attorney Dubow replied that they cannot deny it if the state approves it Bills to be approved for payment. M B CONSTRUCTION CO. Estimate;#12 $ 29,845.15 • GOODWIN INC. Final Bill $ 52,994.57 PHILPOTT, ROSS 6 SAARINEN, INC. $ 765.66 A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to pay the bill of M B Construction Company. The motion was seconded by. Commissioner Sal- vino, and the roll being called, the'.Commissioners voted as follows: _ Brice Yes Salvino Yes Zenobia Yes O Adams Yes' Acting City Man ager_ Thornhill::mead a letter from Philpott, Ross 6 Saarinen, dated January 21, 1966, ini whioh:he:recommended final r payment to Goodwin Incorporated: ® A motion was made by Commissioner. Salvino to pay the final bill of Goodwin, Inc. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Zenobia, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:, Brice Yes Salvino Yes • Zenobia Yes Adams Yes A motion was made by Commissioner Br.ice, to'pay 'the bill of Philpott,. Ross p Saarineri, ine:: The motion was seconded by Commissioner Sal- • vino, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted. as follows: Brice . . Yes. Salvino !' : Yes Zenobia Yes Adams "Yes • MYRON L.'WALL :INSURANCE•AGENCY: Builder's Risk, Sanitary Sewers 6 Pumping'Stations $ Zi614 00� A motion was made by Commissioner Salvino.to.pay the insurance bill' • The motion was seconded by Commissioner:Zenobia, and the roll;being called, the Commissioners voted"as follows t ; Brice t Yes `' a` . Salvino Yes;',; Zenobia Yes ; Adams . Yes,':; ' MYRON L. WALL INSURANCE.AGENCY•, E ` False Arrest Insurance•.` $ 750 00`,; A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to pay%,the insurance bill The motion was seconded by Commissioner�'Zenobia, and the roll being, called, the Commissioners votedas''follows j,;. ' Brice Yes Salvino - Yes = Zenobia Yes: • ' Adams Yes ' MIAMI FIRE EQUIPMENT COMPANY 1000 .ft. of Fire Hose @ 1:47 $•'1,470 0011 A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia that,the biil be paid • ' The motion was seconded;-by .Commissioner.Brice,'and.,thero71 being called; the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino. :. Yes Zenobia =Yes: •:: Adams Yes G E G SANDBLASTING, INC.: " Request #1 - Painting Water. Treating Tank.. $ 1,200 00 t A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia that: the bill be paid " F •. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Salvino, and,the roll:,being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: a` Brice Yes Salvino Yes . Zenobia Yes r Adams Yes t :• I' L ff'vw t '•�,h � } :w��1.4s i�r trrr'.`lt n l �.1 :� ��± tYn�f( .j•n % .�•, 1 , . r ..� t7r ' .-✓ '. ..7�f . 1 v141��{.. 1 i rl n .rr it.i IN.�h�t i�i.t�•4r�.'�.v.L'St ii ; ® LINDFORS, WAITE & COMPANY: Audit for Fiscal Year 1964-1965 $ 4;797.00 Mr. Houston, from the audience, brought up the question of the proposal that Lindfors, Waite & Company submitted when they were hired, and questioned' the amount of the proposal" in,. regards to the amount of this bill. A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to table the payment of the bill until.further. i.nformation is obtained. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brice, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes 8:15 P.M.: Bids for` installinga pproximately 5,800 lineal feet of 8 inch water pipe. INVITATION FOR BIDS: Sealed bids. will be received by the City of Dania, Florida, at ,the City Hall on the 7th day of . February, 1966) up to 8:15 P.M. EST, at which time .and place all bids will be publicly opened,. and read'aloud: , The:.bids will be based on.ifurnishing and'installi.ng approximately 5,800 L.F. of 8-inch water main complete with all necessary valves, fittings, and appurtenances, otherwise,"known as Engineer's Project No. 6273. . . . . . . The City of Dania, Florida reserves the right to (a) waive informalities in any bid; (b) reject any and all bids;"'(c) delete a portion of the project; and (d) 'extend the project within the limits of the items involved. Press--January 21, 28, 1966. Mayor Adams called for any more-bids. A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia that the bids be closed. The motion was seconded .by Commissioner. Salvino, and the''roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes Bids were opened and read as followse JOE REINERTSON, INC. , total, price: $ 28,884.00 POMPANO PIPELAYERS, INC. , total price: 26,990.90 DARGEL CONSTRUCTION CO. , total price: 24,817.40 WIDELL ASSOCIATES, INC. , total pricer 29,330.00 ALL CONSTRUCTION CO. , total price: 242351.19 FLORIDA UTILITIES CONST.; INC.; .total price: 312189.85 r. A. GAUDIO & SONS, INC. , total price: . . 24,047.62 GOODWIN) INC. , total price: 29;778.00 A motion was made by Commissioner. Zenobia to turn the bids over to . the City Engineer and the City Manager for.tabulation. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brice, and the roll being, called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino Yes, Zenobia ;Yes Adams 'Yes t t - ® BROOME 6 FARINA: Computation of lot front footage for sewer assessments. $ 517.50 A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to pay the bill. The motion ® was seconded by Commissioner Zenobia, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino Yes Zenobia Yes ® Adams Yes Mr. Houston objected to the letting of the bids on the water line at this time, on the grounds that the .City cannot afford it at this time, and also, there is no .use in putting an 8" water line in to serve one property owner. Request of Pirates .Ports of Florida, Inc. to rezone Plat D of St. James, Park Delmar from existing zoning classifi- cation to A-1 classification NOTICE OF HEARING: ' NOTICE IS'HEREBY, GIVEN that the City Com- mission of the City'of 'pania, Florida, shall conduct a public hearing at 8:15 P.M. , Monday, February 7, 1966, at the City Hall, City of Dania, Florida, for the purpose of considering the application of •Pirates Ports;of. Florida, Inc., to rezone-; the following described property, .to; wit, The E� of the NWT of the SA:of•'the S4 and the SWy of the M�k of the•SW� of.,Section 2, Township 51 South, Range 42 East, and .the SE4 of the NEB of the SE' of Section 3, Township .5l.South; Range 42 East, also known as Plat D of 'St.'James .Park Delmar (with the location of said property being along S.E. loth Terrace and S.E. llth Street, from S.E. 21id Avenue East to 5th Avenue) • Dania, Florida)_ ' ; from existing zoning. classificatiori to,A-1 classification. All persons'objecting to the adoption,of an ordinance rezoning , the property as aforesaid 6hould.appear at the aforesaid meeting to present their objections.".- Press--Jan. 14, 21 and 28, 1966. Mayor Adams called for objections. They were as follows: Ross Beckerman, Attorney from Hollywood`,' appearing for Sherwood Spencer, representing Marie'Swanson, Hollywood, Inc, and.about 75 other property owners in the area. Mr. Beckerman read a letter from Mr.. Spencer, addressed to the City Commission as follows. "IN RE: Proposed change of zoning. G entlepen: .We are advised that a,hearing will be held before you ' Monday, February 7, 1966, at 8:15 P.M. for the purpose of considering the application of Pirate Ports -of Florida,'Inc. to re-zone Parcel #2 from existing zoning. classification to A-1 classification (recreational and amusement district) , and at 8:20 P.M. to consider re-zoning for the same applicant .of the property described in Parcel #1 herein from;existing zoning classification to R-3 classification ,(parking). On behalf of Marie C. Swanson, a widow, Hollywood, Inc. , . a Florida corporation, and.other owners of property immediately , adjacent to the property sought.to be re= zoned, and in the im-. ' mediate proximate vicinity thereof, and all other interested citizens of the City of Dania, we hereby protest such contem plated changes of zoning. There are many reasons for protesting, and obj eating :to the contemplated changes of zoning, some of which are as follows: Pax..,•: - . . .. :^ -4- ® 1. The two proposed changes of zoning contemplate ex- tending a proposed plan for a large amusement park and center for the purpose of attracting many thousands of persons to a . vast amusement park which reportedly will consist of various carnival types of amusements, contrary to not only existing zoning but the actual use of surrounding properties for single • family residences. , ., , 1 .2. If such use were permitted the great amount of vehi- cular traffic generated would constitute a hazard to the safety of the students attending school in the area, and particularlg Olsen Junior High School. 3. Use of the property sought to be re-zoned' for a Coney ® Island type of extravaganza would result in great amounts of noise, bright lights, and other undesirable features which would con- stitute a nuisance to the nearby residents of si.ngle• family homes, and. as such would constitute both a public and private nuisance. 4. Removal of this 'property from single family zoning use as projected and contemplated would destroy the' financial basis for the proposed payment of the present sanitary sewer system under construction. The cost of •the sewer system is supposed to be paid for by special assessments and maintenance charges to be collected on single family homes to be built in this area in the future. Without .such''si.ngle family homes and assessments there would not be enough`.funds to pay for the sewer, which would cause.a financial burden upon all of the citizens and taxpayers of'the City of Dania. 5. All zoning, and therefore re-zoning, must have a direct relation to public health, safety, ,morals and'welfare of the general public. Each of. these four,principles would ,be utterly destroyed and,violated by the contemplated changes in zoning. 6. The ,legal conditions 'precedent 'to entertaining a proposed change of -zoning have been completely ignored. We respectfully request that this letter of protest be read and,made a part of the minutes of the meeting of' February 7, 1966. Respectfully, Sherwood Spencer`' !' In addition to the letter' Mr. Bebketman presented. a petition from the property owners immediately adjacent to the property in question, signed by 83 persons. Acting City Manager Thornhill;presented. a letter,, addressed :to the City Commission,, protesting the re-zoning of ,the property; 'signed . by William H. Glenn; -.43 S.E.', 10th Terrace, Dania: Mr. Robertson, representing Pirates 'Ports,. Inc. ,-presented his side' . of the ,question. He stated that he has heard talk of a monorail, which.he knew nothing about',' they,have.not purchased one; they have purchased all their•irides :that -are going there; there is, approximately 50,000 sq. ft. of buildings that ,are going in; they have purchased some 1,000 palm trees; they have an allotment of *150,OOO for land- scaping in the park; the only exit and entrance contemplated�and` shown . on the plan is on Sheridan Street. He further stated that he met with the School Board, who were concerned about the traffic, and, after looking at the plan, he believed they have withdrawn their objection. He added that all of the amusement park will be'East of 5th Avenue, there will be none of it to the West of Sth Avenue. He then sub- mitted a letter to the Commission,which Acting City Manager Thornhill read as follows: "City Commission: In reference to the West 20 acres we are requesting to be- re-zoned, commonly known as St. James Park, development Plats B " and Plat C, Pirate Ports hereby agrees, to never -use this 20 acres for either parking fort:the,amusement park, or the:,amuse- • ment park itself. We will be glad to enter into a formal con- tract or this can be incorporated as part of the zoning.„`Pirates Ports intends to, at a later date, develop this 20 acres into. ® condominium type garden apartments. Very truly yours, C. T. Robertson " Mr. Robertson explained that all of the parking will be done off Sheridan street; none of it will be off Sth, 2nd, and never will ® there be an enhance to Pirate Ports off 2nd Avenue. At this time, the road, is there until they get enough fill to go from the back part to Sheridan, they are temporarily using that road by the school. They have ordered a gate to be put there, and there will be a fence completely around it. • Mr. Houston objected to the rezoning for two reasons;r.one that there would be no income .from sewer assessments without homes, in.that area, and that there would be no'ellowance for drainage if that area is built up. Commissioner Zenobia asked Mr. Robertson if he would object to .the • one piece being zoned R-3 instead of A-1: Mr. Robertson replied that, at long as it is East. of 5th Avenue, he had no objection. He further replied to Mr. Houston's question -on, drainage "If you wilL-.note on this plan that we have submitted, ,there are a series of lakes to be cut in there. We have authorized our • Engineers to connect everything'with•conduits of ample .capacity. to carry the drainage. I think we will help the drainage instead of. hurt.. , it". He added that they are planning to move 235,000;yards of fill, which ought to bring it up above water; and''?a's vie do that, we will put conduits in which should help the area to the West of it". • Commissioner Zenobia asked Attorney Bob Dubow if they could amend .it or if it would have to be readvertised. Attorney Dubow replied that they would have to readvertise. Mr. Robertson suggested that the Commission pass this A-1 zoning, and he will withdraw the 2,054 feet that is R-3. Attorney Dubow replied that, in his opinion, he has applied for A-1 and the Commission must either.pass it tonight, reject it, or.table it; but they cannot pass it as another classification 'even .though 'that` classification is.higher. He believed .that.he must have another notice' of hearing published if he wants to apply fora different class of zoning. Commissioner Brice stated that the Attorney says they have two alter- natives, they can table. it and get Mr. Walden (City Attorney) to study this particular plat, on this A-1, and see if -we can do it without.re advertising it by taking off that small portion of .it that is west,of: 5th Avenue; or we can turn it down. A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to table it to get an opinion`. from the City Attorney. The:motion was seconded by Commissioner Zen- obia, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino No Zenobia Yes Adams Yes 8: 20 P.M.: Request of Pirates Ports of Florida, Inc. to rezone Plats B and C, St. James Park Delmar from existing zoning class ification to R-3 Classification. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that.the City Commission of the. City of,. Dania, Florida, shall conduct a public hearing at 8:20 P.M" Monday, February 71 1966, at,the .City Hall, City of Dania, Florida, for the purpose of considering.the application of Pirate Ports of Florida, Inc. , to rezone following described ' real property, to wit, (Continued) 7r:t j -6- 12 ® The SW' of the NF,y of the SV� of Section 33 Township 51 South, Range 42 East, also known as Plat C, St. James Park Delmar; and the SFk of the NVIk, of the SE'y of Section 3, Township 51 South, Range 42 East,'talso known as Plat B, St. James Park Delmar (with the location of- the said property being generally along S.E. loth Terrace and S.E. 11th Street; , from S.E. 2nd ® Avenue East to 5th Avenue, Dania,' Florida) from existing. zoning,classification to R-3 zoning classification. All persons objecting to the adoption of an ordinance rezoning the above described property as aforesaid hearing to present their objections. Press--Jan. 14, 21 6 282 1966 S Mayor Adams called for objections. Mr. Ross Beckerman, Att4noy from Hollywood, -appearing for:Sherwood Spencer stated that'he would like the re.ord to show that their ob- jections were exactly as shown in the letter and petition, which were meant to cover both parcels. Several unidentified persons from the audience stated their objec- tions to the rezoning. Mr. Robertson withdrew his request for R-3 zoning. A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to deny the request for rezoning to R-3. The motion was seconded by ,Commissioner Brice, and.: ,. the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino Yes. , Zenobia Yes . Adams Yes Request for variance to paint advertising sign on New ]Catherine Hotel-- "MARINE LIFE. -- WONDERS OF THE SEA". . Attorney Dubow advised that this request should first"go before the ' . Planning E Zoning Board. The request was therefore referred to the* Zoning Board. No action. Correspondence. Acting City Manager Thornhill presented a. letter, addressed to the Mayor and City Commissioners, from-the Board of County.Commissioners,'. signed by Jack Wheeler, Clerk, in regards to Mr. S:'; Ellis Youngts:.. . status as a member of the Board.of County Beach Erosion Advisory Committee. The letter stated that Mr: Young has not attended' a meeting since June, 1965; and they request the appointment of a new represen tative of the City of Dania to serve on the board'. They further request . , . that, in the event a new member. is appointed, that the board .be advised , of the recommendation. A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia.to appoint Mr Gus Brice to the Board. The motion was seconded.by Commissioner'Salvino; and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: ;' . Brice Pass Salvino Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes'_ ' r, Acting City Manager Thornhill read a letter from David Volkert and Associates regarding the possibility: of .the City of Dania supplying wholesale water service, through a master meter, .to Broward ,County., ; at a point to be determined on the'west,:line of the City, to:,the } ,`` Camp Blanding area. F w:ti�.. a s�,,.++ ,� � S.I..L"191. !lY1.,I r;` � y y - l 1 Y v}yf'+! •' lV . A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to advise the County that the City of Dania:would be ,glad to furnish. them water to this particular area, and that the City Manager be instructed to work out the most feasible place for them to tie in. The motion was seconded by Commis— sioner Zenobia; and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yds Acting City Manager Thornhill read a letter from Florida Eastcoast Railway Co. , addressed to the Acting City Manager, regarding the NW 5th Street crossing, stating thatin June of last year they called on former City Manager Culverson to discuss this crossing, but they have heard nothing from the City in regards to this crossing. They 40 suggested that the matter be brought to the attention of the Commis- sion for action. Acting City Manager Thornhill explained that they want to either close or put up signals at the railroad crossing that goes into• the Aircraft Fittings Corp. , just North of the Dania -Off Canal. She further explained that the City entered into an agreement with the FECRR in May of 1948 that, should any signal, lights be needed at 'any crossing, it would be the City's responsibility to install them. Police Chief Smith stated that since there is so little traffic at that crossing, and since there have been no accidents at that cross- ing, he ,saw no real need for a light there at this.ti.me. No action. Acting City Manager Thornhill read a .letter addressed to the City. Commission, from Mr. Martin Steyer, in which he stated that. in' March and April of last year he met with city officials.to discuss sanitary sewer service to a, parcel of property, which he intends-.to develop. The property is located outside of the area being sewered.. He further ' stated that at a Commission meeting of April 19.., 1965, the .city' agreed to allow;Mr. Steyer to connect to the sewer if certain conditions were. met. He further stated that he is now prepared -to meet all conditions and would appreciate the approval of the present "commission so that he may proceed with his plans. Mr. John Farina, representing Mr. Steyer, read the motion from the Commission meeting of April 19, 1965, in which the City agreed to allow Mr. Steyer to connect to the -sanitary sewer system if Mr. Steyer agreed to meet with certain conditions. Mr. Farina .advised the City Commission that Mr. Steyer now agrees to meet with these conditions. A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to instruct the City Attorney to draw up a formal agreement or contract with Mr. .Steyer. The' motion was seconded by Commissioner Zenobia, and the roll being called,. the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino 'Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes 6 Acting City Manager Thornhill presented a final bill.-from Tognoli Bros., for the construction of the New Fire.Station. • The bill is in the amount of: $15,735.71. She further; explainhd that there is still a retainage of: $11,617.89 until the final: inspection. It has been approved- by the . Building Inspector. .z A motion was made by Commissioner .Salvino.to pay the final bill of Tognoli Bros. , in the amount of $15,735.71:'• The motion was seconded'by Commis sioner Zenobia, and the roll being;called, the .Commissioners voted as '• follows: ® Brice Yes Salvino Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes Acting City Manager Thornhill advised the Commission that Mr. Tognoli , 0 has requested a final inspection on the building. Commissioner Brice stated that, .inasmuch as we do not have an Engineer to make the inspection, this final inspection should be made with the Building Inspector.and some representative of the Commission. He •did not feel that Mr. Lindeman should make a final inspection.on a pr6jectT of this size. Mayor Adams suggested that.the Police & F.ire.Committee make the final inspection along with Mr. Lindeman. Acting City Manager Thornhill informed the Commission that Mr: :.Tognoli • told her that the Builder's Risk Insurance that he has been carrying on the building will no longer be in effect, now that the' final "bi11 is being presented. And if the City wants it insured, then they{."the . City) will have to insure it: Acting City Manager Thornhill presented another letter, addressed 'to ' 0 the City Commission, regarding the repaving of the street,in front;bf Stuart's Garage and requesting that the City-take some action; .signed by Robert Fuer, Attorney of Hollywood. Commissioner Brice stated that.Mr. Stuart called,him about .this and he asked of .Attorney Dubow "We were informed'that until we;.accepted '+ his (Mr'. Mears of M B: Construction.Co.)', or his;completed work, that.­ all we could do is ask his -co-operation; that we couldntt step in; ` and, if we did, we would violate our contract• - He asked Attorney . Dubow's opinion 6n it., .46 Attorney Dubow replied thats from:what he has seen.of.the;contract, he is under no obligation to go _in and pave the street the:next,day after he rips it up. The geneial rule in town has been ,that, the streets are ripped ups 'and generally they stay ripped up for :about 6 or 7 months: Unfortunately this seems td°present a special problem for Mr. Stuart; -but '!I don't think as a taxpayer he has any more right • to require. the City to go•in' there and take steps to prevent any spe- cial injury to him than any other..person "would." Mr. Dubow.-further stated that he did not think.the 'City`� Ld: any right.to compel 'him to,, pave this any f aster�than�he• would any.other road in the City. Mr. Sinclair, stated: that "the specifications state that within 15 •, days after backfi]ling. of ,the' trench .that temporary'.paving shall be installed, or permanent paving, at.the discretion of the contractor. Therefore, he saw no reason for Mr. Stuartts inconvenience, since the specifications call for temporary paving. Commissioner Zenobia suggested: that Mrs'. .Thornhill call Mr. Philpott;: ` tomorrow and see what we`can,do:about ,it. . Mr. Houston suggested that if the City was not so quick to hand Mr. Mears his check they might get some action out of him. Acting City Manager Thornhill stated that both Mr.,,Carney "and herself ® have contacted the Engineer and Mr. Fletchers who is the for for'•? M B Construction Co. , and they promised that they would sweep: up the, dirt and get something done there, but so,far they have failed to do'.. anything. Commissioner Brice suggested that Mrs. Thornhill call: Mr. Mears to morrow and tell him that she has his check for him whenever he fixes , the street-in question. g � M ® Take action on bids for the purchase of two garbage trucks. Mayor Adams explained-that at the last meeting this was,turned'over to Mrs. Thornhill, Acting City,Manager,for tabulation and recommen- dation. „ ® . Acting City Manager Thornhill? advised that, after going over the bids . and talking to several.different dealers and other people, she recom- mended that the City' reject the bids andgive a little more study to specifications and advertise at:a later:.date, if that is the wish of the Commission. A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to reject .the bids at this time. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brice. " Mr. Houston asked what the reason was for rejecting the bids. Commissioner Brice stated that the bids ;are too close together, and. he felt that they could do abetter" job of, negotiating. They also ' . wanted to rebid them with-the truck and then the body separate. The roll being called, the Commissioners voted as. follows: Brice Yes' �. Salvino Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes Commissioner Brice-asked the Commission to instruct the Building In " spector, and with possibly some help.-as designated by.the, City;Manager, to make a physical check-of. the sewer district as to the•number•:of°bath rooms that we. have in that area, so that we can,get down to the ,business l . of montbly!leharges'c:o Mr. Houston asked if all the rights-of=way have been obtained. �. Commissioner Brice replied that they do "not have,all of. them, but we can check all "of. them that we do have;• and,those that cannot be ob tained "will hot be served Commissioner Zenobia stated"that he•was:instructec} to,eheck into the ':', lighting of Sheridan Street along with`Hollywood , He reported, that he received a letter from Hollywood wanting,to."know;what Dania was: . " going to do,about. putting in double armed ro poles fm U.S #1•to 22nd: Avenue. A motion was.made by Commissioner Zenobia to go;along'on the •bid with' Hollywood and see what,the price,,would be to put in".the doubie,-armed poled on Sheridan.Strpet`,between',u.S.,#1 and, 22nd Avenue" "The�,motidn ; was seconded by-Commissioner Brice .and.�the roll being callegl{the, '• Commissioners voted as follows:, Brice Yes Salvino ;Yes Zenobia Yes -Adams Yes There being no further business, the meeting adjourned. is May Pornhill City:ClerY.-Auditory r i, r ti Mayor-Commissioner James G. Adams .1nn3 '-!e ;iSa'�,,flAi•'{7 /.Y'4'�.kV.�i�7'1,