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HomeMy WebLinkAbout86069 - MINUTES - City Commission • MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING, CITY COMMISSION, CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA,. HELD JANUARY 17, 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 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 to the flag was held. Minutes of meetings held December 20, 23, 1965 and January 3, 1966 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 • Recommendations from the January 11 meeting of the Planning & Zoning Board. (2) Public Hearing: 7:45 P.M.: Church of the 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 Manor. , Address: 808 'N.W.. 3rd Terrace. No'one was present representing the church or object- ing to the request. • ,. A motion was made by Mr. DiMauro to table this request until a representative appears before the Zoning, Board on behalf of the .church. The motion was seconded by Mr. Erwin; and carried unanimously. No action. (3) Public Hearing; 8:00 P.M.: Robert Harpie, request 'variance for Beer & Wine License: Legal: Lots 9, 10, 19 E 20, Block A, Nelson Park Hill. Address: 238 S. Federal Highway. . . Those present and objecting were:' t; (1) Mr. Jerry Pollack, representing Mr. Don Holms, County School Board Attorney. (2) Mr. Kenny, President of•. the;➢ania.Elementary'PTA. . (3) Mr. Andy Cruise of the Broward`County School Board.. A motion was made by Mr. Jackson that the request for variance be denied. The motion was seconded by•Mr. Erwin, and the roll call vote was as follows: a ' .c DiMauro - Yes Erwin - Yes Jackson - Yes Panella - No ; „• Loury - Yes City Attorney Walden stated that Attorney Leonard Fleet, representing the applicant, has requested that this be continued over to another meeting, as he could not be present tonight. Mr. Walden advised that' it would be proper, if the Commission wished to do so. A motion was .made by Commissioner Zenobia to continue this over to the next regular 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 • Adams Yes (4) Public Hearing: 8:15 P.M.: Emil Nothelfer, request vari- ance to build multiple building on property now zoned R-2. Legal: Lots 5, 6 & 7, Block 23q North Hollywood. Address: 242 S.W. 13th Street. Those present. and objecting were: (1) Mr. Hill (2) . Mr. Hackston A motion was made by Mr. Erwin that the request be denied.. • 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, 'and deny the request. 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' Adam's -Yes , Bills to be:, ipproved for payment Acting City Manager Thornhill:.presented the bills as follows: t` ''•" TOGNOLI BROTHERS ' Estimate #5, Fire'Station •: $8,946.00 • Acting City Manager Thonhx]l advised the .Commission that the bill �.• was approved for .payment{by ttie BLlding: Inspect or. A motion was made by ,Commissioner Zenobia, 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 Adams Yes GOODWIN) INC. Final Estimate, Sewage Treatment Plant: $52,994.57 ace Acting City Manager Thornhill advised the Commission that the bill' . was recommended for payment by Philpott, Ross & Saarinen. i " -2 Commissioners Brice and Salvino brought out the fact that they would 1 be making final payment before they knew if the Plant was going to operate satisfactorily, if they approved payment. A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to table this until we get "either a letter from Philpott assuming the responsibility that this plant meets the Federal Specifications; or that we get some assurance of it, before we make this final payment." The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young. Commissioner Zenobia asked,of Attorney Walden, "if we don't pay this man the money that the Engineer says we should, does he have any re- course according,to the contract for paying him late?" Attorney Walden replied, "No", not in a temporary delay such as this. • The roll being called, the Commissioners Voted as follows: Brice . Yes Salvino Yes Young Yes 'Zenobia Yes . Adams Yes Mr. Houston stated that he understood that there was no auxiliary power at the new'Sewer plant', and asked if% that was correct. William Carney, Sewer'Plant Operator, 'replied that it was correct; but they were investigating purchasing auxiliary power motors. RENEWAL OF INSURANCE;. Myron L. Wall'iInsurance Agency: Workmen's Compensation $ 3,501.00 Public Property , ._. t 918.96 Employee's, Bond* ' 203.00 0 Accident - Volunteer Firemen. 368.15 Accident - Civilian Defense Unit 65.00 Contents - City Hall Office 80.00 Safe Burglary, 24.00 Water Storage Tank 12.00 Chapman Insurance Agency, Automobile Liability Policy:. , $ 2,543.00 Loury. Insurance; Agency, Public Liability Policy: $ 8,000.00 A motion was made by Commissioner Brice that the above bills be paid. 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 Bills for the Month of December, 1965, to be approved. ® A list of the bills for the month of December are attached to and made a part of these minutes. A motion was made by Commissioner Young that the bills be paid. . The motion was seconded by Commissioner Salvino, and the roll being Acalled, the Commissioners voted as-follows: Brice:. Yes . Salvino Yes +. Young Yes " Zenobia . Yes " e.•,. Adams Yes. �., 3 i�l 4 9 Public Hearing, 8:30 P.M.: Amendment to the schedule of rates and charges to be charged and collected from the users of the sanitary sewer system,of the City of Dania. • NOTICE OF HEARING: Whereas, as ;the, result of a public hearing held ,on September 28, 1964; .the City Commission of the City of Dania, Florida, adopted the following rates and charges as the initial schedule of rates to be charged and collected from the users of the' municipal sanitary sewer system°of City'of Dania, Florida, which • is now under construction,' to wit: Single Family-Residence -. $3.50 per month, Plus: $0.50 per month for each additional bathroom or water closet. in'excess of 2. Each unit of Duplex '-' $3.50 per month.. Each Apartment unit- $3.50 per month. • Each Mobile Home - $3.50 per month. Hotels, Motels, Boarding and Rooming Houses - 100% of water .bill. Non-residential - 100% of water bill. The purpose of the aforesaid amendment, if adopted, is to eliminate the existing charge of $3.50 per month for. each mobile home and to provide that the rates and char ges for trailer parks and for any mobile homes"located in trailer parks shall simply be 100% of whatever water bill is submitted to said trailer courts and, mobile homes. All persons objecting to the aforesaid amendment should appear at the aforesaid meeting to present their objections. Harvey Henann, Fiscal Agent of Barcus, Kindred E" Co. , stated that the original schedule was adopted by the Engineer. He stated that: he was there mainly to answer questions. r Commissioner Brice asked if the Commission was bound to follow • through on this schedule when they"(The Commission) come: up with the final cost of operation. Mr. Henann replied that there is a restriction in the bond resolu- tion with respect to rates,that states that they can make changes - with.respect to equity, .but if they should make.a substantial change," • which would make the revenues inadequate„ so that it would hurt the bond holders, and would' hurt the bonds,. it would be objectionable and would not be permissible under the original resolution. , But, any minor modification that would be in terms of equity to the re- sidents of the community, so long as it did not have a substantial" change upon the revenues, would" be acceptable. Commissioner Brice stated that what he was mainly-concerned with was the 100% of the water bill for commercial. He felt that his was not, adequate, and may have to be, raised at a later date. - Mayor Adams called for objections. Those:objecting were: Mr. Clark Mr. Houston Mr. Nitzsche Mr. Justice Mr. Northelfer Acting City Manager Thornhill.advised.that Building Inspector Lindeman has taken the water accounts in'the sewerldistrict and has•come,;upiwith" some figures, a copy of which has been furnished to`,each of the Commis sioners. A Commissioner Zenobia stated that, the:.three trailer parks that would :be : involved if they took 100% of the.Water�bill, would amount to about u. -4- V. $923 for the year If.Commissioner Young's proposal, of $3.50 for the first bath"and $0.501or,,each•additional bath, were accepted, it would be $1,242 per year. " If. the charged $3.50 per month, the same as for each house, it would be �71002.96 per: year revenue. Further, he did not agree with setting up a rate tonight to be p changed at a later date: Mr. Houston stated that he felt they should deny this request and go into the whole thing, "Now I, for one, am not going tm stand up here and see Motels•go on 100% of' the water bill, any more than I am trailer parks" . A motion was made .by Commissioner Young to adopt and pass a. resolu- tion placing trailer parks in, the same category with Hotels; Motels and so forth. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brice, 'and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as. follows: Brice_ Yes Salvino Yes Young Yes Zenobia No Adams Yes Bids: 8:30 P.M. , Purchase of two (2) Packer• Type Garbage Trucks, and Sale of two (2) Packer Type Garbage,Trucks it A motion was made by Commissioner Young that.the ,bids be closed. 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 A"damtnri Yes A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia.that' the bids be opened. 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 Acting City Manager Thornhill read the bids as follows: POWELLcMOTORrCOtdPANY: Base Bid $21,091.82 'Alternate Bid 20,508.08 - Delivery 90 days . TRUCK SALES, INC:: Base Bid $21,212.00 Trade-In 5 200:00 Net Bid 222012.00 Delivery - 6 weeks Alternate Bid $26,100.64 Trade-In 5 200.00 Net Bid 20,900.64 Delivery - &iweeks SLATON CHEVROLET• Base Bid $22,096.04'- Delivery - 90 days (Continued) -5- _ � • Y 7 TERRY FORD COMPANY: Base Bid Net $22,598.00 Alternate Bid (Net) 21,992.00 Trade=In 1,200.00 Delivery.- 90 days s BRMIARD TRUCK & EQUIPMENT COMPANY: Base Bid $-23,877.08 Trade-In .12.200.00 Net 'Bid 222677.08 HOLLYWOOD FORD, INC.: Base Bid $24,116.00 Trade-In 1 200.00 Net Bid 22,916,.00 • Alternate Bid - DEDUCT :. .$• 1,800.00'. A motion was made by Commissioner Young' to refer the bids to the City Manager for tabulation and recommendation. 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 Mr. Houston suggested that the City,purchase .the packers without 0 . the trade-in, and try to sell the used trucks. He felt the City would profit more by selling the used trucks themselves. Correspondence: Acting City Manager Thornhill read a letter from the Dania Cham- ber of Commerce, regarding the 1965-1966 booklet"The Dania Story", in which they request that the City Commission take anfadvertisement in the booklet. Costs as follows: Full page $185.00 page 100.00 1/4 page 55.00 1/8 page 35.00 1/16 page 18.50 • A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to take a full page ad- vertisement. 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 Acting City Manager Thornhill presented a letter from the Disabled American Veterans, in which they request permission to sell Forget me-nots in front of the Dania Bank, on February. l8 B 190 1966. • A motion was made by Commissioner Young that the request be granted, and to waive any licenses or permits that may be required. 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 1 ® Acting City Manager Thornhill presented a letter from the Fiesta Tropical, of the. City of Hollywood, requesting an official car in the Parade, to be held 'on. Friday, April 1, 1966, at 7:30 P.M. The Commission referred it back to the City Manager for reply. • Advertise for bids for the installation of a water line on Taylor Road. A motion was made by' Commissioner Young to advertise for bids for installation of a water line on Taylor Road, bids to be received. at 8:15 P.M. , February 7,,.1966. The motion was seconded by Commis- 0 sioner Salvino, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino Yes Young Yes • Zenobia Yes Adams Yes Acting City Manager Thornhill read a letter from Ed Freeman, Vice President 6 General Manager of Port Laudania, regarding- Taylor Road) . and requesting that the City installra traffic light on the corner • of Taylor Road and US #1. The City Commission referred the letter to Chief Of Police, Montie Smith. City Attorney Walden questioned whether Taylor Road is in the City • of Dania, and informed that the City could not lay the water line unless the property is in the City. He stated that they could_go ahead and advertise it on the condition that they receive a report from the City Engineer, Mr. Farina, stating that it is all in the City. .• Mr. Clark asked when they are going to'get the streets:repaired. Acting City Manager .Thornhill .replied that she believed M B Con- struction Company was going to be paving S.W. 2nd Avenue,, from Stirling Road to Dixie Highway within the next few days. • Mr. Gene Pelliccia asked what happend to Civil'Service for' the ,City . Employees,: Mayor.Adams replied that it was voted down for further study.. - Mr. Pe]liccia stated that he has .heard the word -that .the-Commissioners • rejected the plan, although it was a"hot issue" in'the'campaign pro- mises that were made. He asked who voted against it:. Commissioner Zenobia replied that he did not vote against it. Mayor Adams replied that he voted'. against it for further study. He further stated that he voted against it as it was presented, but that did not mean that he was against Civil Service. He stated that it would be brought up again in the future. Acting City Manager Thornhill presented a letter from Mr. Jackson, of Fleet Transport Company, located near the C-10 Canal, North of :. • the City dump, in which they request the City furnish them with city water. Mrs. Thornhill informed the Commission that Mr.'•Carney and Mr. Farina gave Mr. Jackson an approximate figure, on what it would cost to furnish them with water, and they also talked to him in .terms. of his annexation to the City, In which case the City would furnish them with water. The approximate. figurep to furnish water (without Aw annexation) would be $4,200 to run a line approximately 200 feet. . Acting City Manager Thornhill further,advised .,the Commission of the checking that Mr. Carney and Mr. ,Lindeman have been making on the , ® "unsightly and undesirable" buildings on the West side of town. She asked if the Commission would like to take some action on it tonight. City Attorney Walden advised that the way it has been handled. in the past, the City would send letters to the property owners asking them to remove the undesirable buildings, and with a little co-operation and pressure, the property owners have generally co-operated. The alternative is to get involved in a condemnation proceeding, which could involve some money. He suggested that the• Commission authorize the City,Manager and himself to write a letter demanding that they remove the unsafe structure. Commissioner Brice stated that he would like to go on record in asking the City Attorney to proceed with the letter "and see where we get". ' but he would not be, willing to start into dondemnation proceedingst because "we get into legal technicalities there". Acting City Manager Thornhill advised the Commission that she received a telephone call from Luther Sparkman,.Right-of-way Agent for the City of Dania; and he informed hernthat he has gone as far as he can in acquiring easements for the sanitary sewer program, unless he can get a little more information from the City Commission on what he .is to do. He suggested an informal meeting with the Commission and advise • them of his progress to date. Mrs. Thornhill then presented a plan for the park across the street, ' adjacent to the fire station, for beautification. The Commission referred the matter to the Parks & Recreation Committee. ' • Commissioner Zenobia stated that about 9 months ago, he brought up the fact that the pool at West Side Park ,was empty of water and full of trash, and the last time he looked at it, it was still the same. He asked what the status of the pool is. William Carney, assistant to the Acting City Manager, stated that the pool was drained on the order of Tony Salvino, for inspection to have ., some repairs done to it,..but it was never befilled. Mr. Carney stated ' that he has had it cleaned and refilled, and it will be worked three times a week. • Commissioner Zenobia further stated that he has had a few telephone calls about this "new dump we have out here in town" . People want to know what they are going to do about getting rid of the cars. He stated that, the man is now beginning to put the�cars outside of ­ the fence. Chief of Police, Smith, stated that he was there three times this week and ordered the man not to bring any cars in there "until he got rid of what he had in there" . Chief Smith stated that the ' man is being watched .daily'. Bob Houston asked if the man has a license. The Commission answered that he has. Mr. Houston asked who issued that license. Acting City Manager Thornhill stated that he has a license for selling. • parts. The license was issued about four weeks ago by Mr. Salvino. ., . Chief Smith stated that Mr. Salvino was trying to get the city cleaned up. He knew this man who had a.wrecker, and he asked the man to haul, these cars there, burn them and get rid of them. But instead of that,. it got out of hand. • A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to authorize the Chief of Police to tell Mr. Ganey to sell'no more parts until he lives up to his agreement with Mr. Salvino. The motion`was seconded by Commis-. B r sioner Zenobia, and the roll being called,the Commissioners voted as follows: Brice Yes Salvino : Yes, Young Yes Zenobia Yes Adams Yes Chief Smith asked the City Attorney if'that motion gives ,him the right to pick up. Mr. Ganey's license if he does not.co-operate. City Attorney Walden stated that the Chief did have that right. Commissioner Zenobia stated that about last April, the City allowed some lobster boats to dock at the Dania Docks On an emergency basis, , when they had no place else to go. He stated that they are getting very little rent from them, and now that •the park'is cleaned up , .. (30 acre park) "we ought to get.,them out of there" . A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to terminate-the lease }, (15 day notice lease) and have them move "out. The motion was .seconded by Commissioner Young. Commissioner Brice asked if they felt that the park is sufficiently cleaned up now that such action is justifiable -He stated that he understood that the only problem with them is that'they have not been collecting the rent from them for dockage. Commissioner Zenobia: Well that is one,big problem,. but another is all those crates they.havee around u Commissioner Brice: We also have an awful lot of old refrigerators and other things out there, and I don't,.,think that the lobster crates are any more 'of an eyesore than. some of: the other things we-have out. there. But I think that we should be gettingirevenue,;,and I don't believe that we are,checking close enough to.,get. the,revenue _from each', . of the boats. The roll being called, .the Commissioners voted as follows Brice No Salvino No Young Yes: Zenobia Yes Adams. No ' There being no further business, the meeting adjourned. Mar} Thornhill•, e� City Clerk-Auditor • •r i ,L James G. Adams Mayor-Commissioner -9 ,y • • e WATER REVENUE NEPTUNE METER CO. 44.1.15 DAVIS METER & SUPPLY CO. 189.50 SOUTHERN METER &SUPPLY CO. INC 348.09 'THE DANIA PRESS 14.95 BROOME & FARINA' 831.40 GRIFFEY HARDWARE 33.15 SOKOLOW'S DEPT STORE 19.50 THE AQUCHEM COMPANY, INC. 681.60 BURRELL BROS. OIL INC. 75.00 lip HOLLYWOOD ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR 267. 00 BURROUGHS CORPORATION 22.75 LA CHOIR ELECTRIC CO. 10.50 BURROUGH-CORPORATION 190. 66 ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH CORP. 73.32 CALLAHAN MOTOR COMPANY 74 `00 FLORIDA POWER .& LIGHT COMP.: 1.10 FLORIDAPOWER & LIGHT .COMP: 468.55 POSTMASTER 86.92 �.' . MOROAN GUARANTY TRUS'P 'CO. 4. 80 GENERAL FUND 425.25 CITY OF: DANIA 'PAYROLL ACCT. 493.05 ' ^; CITY OF DANIA PAYROLL ACCI 173.99 CITY OF DANIA PAYROLL ACCT. 155.13 CITY OF DANIA PAIROLL `ACCT. 523. 61 CITY OF DANIA PAYROLL ACCT. ' 124.38 CITY OF DANIA PAYF,OLL ACCT. 238.49 CITY OF I)ANIA ''AY3-OLL ACCT. 544: 33 Q CITY O� !)AN'.'A PAYROLL ACCT. 191. 54 CADILI.AAC ')VER.NLI., 'SUPPLY CO. 10. 00 THE DANIA 3.AAK 212.00 WILLIAM i•'lNa 2.64 ?,, r , l '.. i � , {S`` ail < I1 r � •a tC' II Iyy A � 't•. �<r�\'".1 R .w j1> '�I ' 1�: ` r �. ' 1 t 1 "t '-f , y' 7 w•.Ir ur .vti, lY-.,, .rf tu.� h JY,..Q,f .f,i , .. . . .. 1. WATER REVENUE PAUL BALDUF 3.44 PROVIDENT LIFE & ACCIDENT INS:: CO. 28.00 EUNICE HORNS 5.76 ED ANDREDE 1.57 ED KAWCZYNSKI 7.88 JOHN BRIGGS 5.46 C. 0. PARRISH 1.66 JAMES MOREO, INC. 2 04• INVESTOR'S ENTERPRISES, INC. 10.00 A. LIVIERI 7.88- ELIZABETH JOHNSON 2.91 TED'YAGLE CHARLES H. WOLF F 7 88 : MENDEL R. HARRIS 10.00 INVESTOR'S ENTERPRISES , INC. 10 00 CITY OF DANIA. WATER R .•FUND11955' ,2,373 50 ' CITY OF DANIA WATER. REVENUE SINKING FUND 1946 817.77. TOL. -- -- --- $10,231.38 fir' r1• ZA 'r' , , ' . •fit.`, t�?;, .� p f , " GENERAL, FUND • MIKE GRADL 100.00 LA CROIX ELECTRIC 00. 2,298.62 MAC'S CHEMICAL & SUPPLY 32.20 • FLORIDA LINEN SERVICE 2.96 PEOPLES GAS SYSTEM 13.80 CALLAHAN MOTOR CO. 939.78 • LUTHER SPARKMAN .83.20 THE DANIA BANK 1,355.00 DANIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 625.,00 • MARIETTA POOL EQUIPMENT 250.64 HOLLYWOOD ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR "138.51 ANGLER'S SPORT SHOP 93..22 - 0 CITY OF HOLLYWOOD UTILITIES 61.91 SOUTHERN BELL TEL & TEL CO. 317.88 GRAMMER & KENNEDY 150.00, JOHN SESSA BULLDOZING, INC 52.50, BEACON MEDICAL SUPPLIES 10 40'...' STANDARD SANITARY SUPPLIES "4080' ' • RUFUS WILLSON 30.00 JAMES RHODES 78.00 WINSTON RHODES 60.00 • JAMES RHODES 42.00' WILLY DUNCAN 22.50 JIMMY SIMMONS 21:00` • CERTIFIED LABORATORIES , 198.25 CITY PRODUCTS CORP. 39.40 . . PETTY CASH 10,.63 : ® OSBORNE SERVICE 4 EQUIPMENT 722..143 . , THE ALDON CORP. 496.00 , PAN AMERICAN TIRE CO. 417.69 • LAUDERDALE ABSTRACT & TITLE CO. 10 00 ;'• k� DUNCAN EDWARD CO. 74 15 .' P. T. •GARRETT 60 00 WYLDWOOD TROPICAL. NURSERIES 400 00 J' r ...J'! p• • GENERAL FUND BROOME AND FARINA 317.05 DI MAR PAVING 00. INC. 2,049.17 PROVIDENT LIFE & ACCIDENT INS. CO. 383.00 THE DANIA BANK 1,857.40 AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO. 839.55 CITY OF DANIA PAYROLL ,ACCT. 6,276.09 CITY OF DANIA PAYROLL ACCT. 6,710.83 CLARK WALDEN 817,42 S. ELLIS YOUNG 89.59 FRANK SALVINO 89.59� CITY OF DANIA PAYROLL ACCT. 6,937.57 CADILLAC OVERALL SUPPLY CO 239.50 CITY OF DANIA PAYROLL ACCT. 1,349.84 CITY OF DANIA PAYROLL ACCT. 1,415.48 CITY OF DANIA PAYROLL ACCT. 1,591.30 CITY OF DANIA PAYROLL ACCT. 1,461,41' CITY OF DANIA PAYROLL•ACCT. 1,499.15 FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO. 263.61 DUNCAN PARKING METER CORP. 20.24 DUNCAN- PARKING METER CORP. 26.16 ' RICKARDS ELECTRIC SERVICE INC. 115.18 RICKARDS ELECTRIC SERVICE INC. 593.24' SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMP. 74.98 ROYAL DISTRIBUTORS 10. 00 ROYAL PALM ICE 60.00 TOGNOLI BROTHERS 8,794.07 WILLIAM CARNEY 50.00 GRAMMER KENNEDY 425.00• FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO. 2;204. 08 CAMERON LUMBER 00. 94.65 BURRELL BROTHERS OIL CA .INC. 1,021. 81 ORKIN EXTERMINATION 00. 6. 00 LA CROIX ELECTRIn -00. 434.25 GENERAL FUND BBOWARD GRAIN & SUPPLY OF DANIA 13.16 DEWITT CHEMICAL OD. 25.20 WEEKLEY ASPHALT PAVING INC. 26.00 r WEEKLEY ASPHALT PAVING INC. 39.00 L.W. ROZZO & SONS INC.- 31.68 GLADES ROCK CORP. 340.00 HOWARD C. FROST 55.00 • WINTHERS GLASS SHOP 26.08 FLORIDA DUST CONTROL SERVICE INC. 3.00 , DANIA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. 424.00 • A.M. BLACK 200.00 COASTAL BUSINESS MACHINES EQUIMENT 149.95 DONALD S. LAVIGNE, INC. 49.90 . . • ARGO UNIFORM CO. 20:00wl - BROWARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S , DEPT. 14..00 JAXSON'S ICE CREAM 81.75 • SOUTHERN PHOTO SERVICE 50.53 CLARKE WALDEN :5.00 BROWARD PUBLISHING OO INC ' _. 104.70 BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CO. .49.05 SMITH OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. :: 6.89 STAN'S GULF SERVICE 38.21• 1 WEINERS SERVICE STATION 3. 00 SHERRON MOTOR CO. INC. 5.40 CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER 18.00 BROWARD BUSINESS MACHINES'. 20.60 HUBER'S GAS STATION 1.50 ' JACK'S AUTO PARTS 14. 80 • SAM PAGANO 12.00 •; . . JOHN WILDER 11.00 JOHN HOWLAND 19. 00 W. MAXWELL 24.00 _;.'. S. MULLINS i; 36..00 t C. MC ELYEA " r a r. 27 00 F. ` K. MC DOLGALL 34.00 GENERAL FUND LEROY CATES 25.00 MIKE ZECK 38.00 ROBERT N. WEINER 25.00 DONNA RUMFELT 20.00 ANGLERS' SPORT SHOP ' 60:4� : - DONALD AMBRISTER 50. 00 CHAPMAN INS. AGENCY 103.00. PHILLIP .S'. DAVIS SR.. 150.00 HUMANE SOCIETY OF BROWARD COUNTY - 25.00 'FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH , ' 20.00 ROBERT. MARKHAM, TAX ASSESSOR "'• ' 147..13' CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.. -CLERK OF 'CIRCUIT OOURT 10:65 SOUTHERN ,BELL 'TEL & TEL CO a12.95 BURROUGHS CORP. 33425 OS B.F. REAMES, POSTMASTER � : 150.00 FT.; LAUDERDALE LINCOLN MERCURY CO 40;39 NEILSON'S FLORIST j ' f 10.00 FLORIDA LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITIES*' � ' y; '' 375:00 CARL ZENOBIA 100.00 ? • GUS S. BRICE ,100.00 JAMES G. ADAMS 125.00 JAS: H. MATTHEWS & CO. 144.00 , TOL-. 62,217 72 - rh iY • 4 �tN • i`.h iv +.mot.J;a T4 N.}rat 7 t , r .' f hu. ..