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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING, CITY COMMISSION, CITY OF DANIA,
FLORIDA, HELD NOVEMBER 15, 1965.
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. MICE
FRANK SALVINO
S. ELLIS 'YOUNG
CARL ZENOBIA
CITY ATTORNEY CLARKE WALDEN
CITY MANAGER TONY SALVINO
•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 devotion'and'. Pledge 'of Allegiance was held.
1. Minutes of meeting held November 12 1965, to be approved.
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A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia that the minutes be
approved as read. , 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
2. Ordinance: Approving plat of the W. 345T of the N' of the
SW� of the NWT of Sec. 35-50-42, less the S -
251 and less Dania Cut-off Canal R/W: '.
(3rd Reading)
City Attorney Walden read the ordinance entitled:
AN ORDINANCE approving the plat'of the W 345T .of the N� „
of the SW� of the NW' of Section 35, Township 50 ,South,
Range 42 East, less the South '251 and less Dania:.Cut-off
Canal right of way; and providing that,all ordinances or.
parts of ordinances in conflict herewith be repealed to. .
the extent of such conflict; and providing that the or-
dinance shall become. effective as of its•,passage and
adoption on third reading.
City Attorney Walden stated that he' understood that the applicant
t; has not submitted a land plat) nor put up any of the bonds that
are required.
City Manager Salvino stated that he received a letter from Mr.
Louis Marrone; owner of.the property, who requested a delay,'of
90 days for final reading.
A motion was made by Commissioner Young to. table the ordinance
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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® 3. Ordinance: Rezoning Blocks 2, 31 4, 5 & "6, Hollywood
Manors, from R-1, R-2 & R-WI Classification
to R-3 Classification.
(Third Reading),
A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to pass the ordinance
® on third and final reading. The motion was seconded by Commis-
sioner Brice,
Commissioner Young asked exactly where this property is located,
and if there were any objectors to this rezoning.
Mr. . Robert Dubow] representing Mr. Arcaro, one of the owners,
stated that'.there;Have not .as yet been any objectors to it; and
that it is directly East of the Dania Golf Course.
The roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia . 'Yes
Adams ', Yes
4. Ordinance: Establishing and adopting a "Civil Service' Plan
for certain City employees.
(Second Reading)
Attorney Walden read,the ordinance entitled:'
AN ORDINANCE creating a system of Civil.Service for certain
oftthe employees of the City of Dania, Florida; and providing
for the creation of a Civil Service Board; and providing that
all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith be
repealed to the extent of such conflict; and providing that
this ordinance shall become effective as of its passage and
adoption on third reading.
A motion was made by Commissioner Brice that this ordinance be killed"
on second reading, and that the Commission make.a study of, .coverage of
other departments other than the ones covered in this ordinance at.the
first reading.
Commissioner Young: Commissioner Brice, would you mind" tabling that .-
rather than just saying "kill" it; it serves the same purpose. ' Unless '.
the word "killing" would be in the realm that I am-not acquainted with.
Commissioner Brice: What I mean is simply this, that I "do not feel ,
that the present proposed ordinance can be amended to the. extent .with
out almost completely rewriting it. _Therefore, I' ask that this pro
posed ordinance 'be dropped, or completely done away with, and start
over.
The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young, and the roll being
called, the Commissioners voted, as follows:
Brice Yes
Salvino Yes'
Young Yes:
Zenobia
Commissioner Zenobia: On a point of order, 'I would like to say that•
we did study this for about a year., We had.a proposal for all the l
City employees, but I guess everybody thinks' it wasn't studied long
enough, and I am going to have to vote No: "
° Adams Yes
S. Application for transfer of 4 COP License .from Joseph Benkelman
to Joseph & Isabell Duane, Joe's Bary ,16 West Dixie Highway
(2nd Reading)
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® Application for transfer of 2 COP License from 422 West Dania
Beach Boulevard to 5 N.W. 5th Avenue, Clarice Taylor.
(2nd Reading)
A motion was made, by Commissioner Young to approve the above appli-
cations on second and'fizial reading. The. motion ,was seconded by
O Commissioner Zenobia, and the roll being called, the Commissioners
voted as follows:
Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
Young Yes
0 Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
6. Public Hearing: 8:15 P.M. . Vacation and abandonment of street
right of way. (An area adjacent to S.W. 11th Avenue at: S.W.
2nd Place)
NOTICE OF HEARING IS HEREBY GIVEN that. the City Commission of,
the City of Dania, Florida, shall conduct a public hearing at ..
8:15 P.M. on November 15, 1965, to consider objections of: the
public to an application for the vacation and abandonment of .
a street right of way legally described as an area adjacent'
to S.W. llth Avenue at S.W.- 2nd Place.
All persons objecting to the vacation of said street or right
of way should appear at the aforesaid meeting to'present their.
objections.
City Attorney Walden advised the Commission that Mrs. Thornhill'.
informed him that there is nothing on -file or on record showing
that this property was ever dedicated .to the City.for rightAof
way; therefore, .he did not feel that the 'City. actually has any-
thing to vacate. However, he suggested that they call for objec-' '
tions.
City Manager Salvino stated that he would -first like to'find' out
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if the original owner wished to donate that right of way; , "we might
be doing•something against the wishes of the original owner, because
r, it has never been recorded or, been- platted, ;and we really have no
thing. to do with it•'f
Mr. Percy Johrison, representing ,Mrs.' Timmons, was-present and .stated
that he believed the land was owned originally by the Phippens.
City Attorney Walden stated'that:. he thought:'it would. be proper if
City Manager Salvino would just write a letter to the owner (Mrs.
Timmons) stating that we.have no record of ever,owning:the*right
.. of way.
City Manager Salvipo suggested that Mr. .Johnson check the abstract
to see if there is a revertal clause in it; because. if there is, even
if the City did vacate that portion)rit would then revert back to the
original owner.
A motion was made by Commissioner Young to table the matter. The
motion was seconded by Commissioner, Salvino, and, the roil -being called,
the Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice ' . Yes
Salvino Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
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10. Bids: 8:15 P.M. , 1000 feet .of Fire ,Hose•
A motion was made by Commissioner ,Young.that the bids be closed
The motion was seconded by Commissioner Zenobia,. and.the roll being
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® called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
The bids were read by City Manager Salvino as follows:
W. S. DARLEY_COMPANY:
1-1/2"------ $1.14 per foot
• 2-1/2"------ 1.74 per foot _
MIAMI FIRE EQUIPMENT INC.:
1-1/2" ----- $ .96 per foot
2-1/2" ----- $1.47 per foot
A motion was made by Commissioner Young to refer. this to the City'
Manager and the Fire Chief for tabulation and recommendation,. 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
7. Public Hearing: 8:20'P.M. , Request of Z.B. Skinner for a
permit to enlarge the existing yacht basin at 300 .North
Federal Highway.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.that the .City .Cortugission of the City
of Dania, Florida, shall conduct .a public Hearing at .8: 20
P.M. on November 15, 1965, at the City Hall;,City of Dania,
Florida, regarding the request of Z.B. `Skinner and Cozy.Cove
Marina, Inc. for a permit to .enlarge the existing yacht
basin at 300 North Federal Highway, Dania,:Broward' County,
Florida, be constructing covered boat'slips The legal
description of said prop.erty,.is Lots 16 through,,212 Block 1,
Poinciana Park.
�. All persons objecting to the granting of. said permit should .
appear at the aforesaid meeting to present their;objections.
Mayor Adams called for=objections. There were no objections.
A motion was made by Commissioner Young to approve the plans. The
motion was seconded by Commissioner Brice.
Commissioner Zenobia stated that; during the last heavy:rains.we .
had, there was quite a bit of'water-washed from :this property into
someones home; and he suggested that'some `sort of 'catch. basin .be
installed' to take'the'water offinto the canal.
Commissioner Young agreed to include in his motion thatadequate
drainage be provided. The roll being called; the .Commissioners
voted as follows:
Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
8. Public Hearing: 8: 25 P.M. ,, Rezoning,of Florian .Isles 2nd Sec-
tion, from B-1 Classification-to R-3• Classification.
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® NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Commission of the City
of Dania, Florida, shall conduct a public hearing at 8125
P.M. , on November 15, 1965) at the City Hall, City.of Dania,
Florida, concerning the rezoning of Florian Isles 2nd Sec-
tion according to the plat thereof, from B-1 zoning Classi-
fication to R-3 zoning Classification under the zoning ordin-
ances of the City of Dania, Florida.
All persons objecting to the adoption of an ordinance rezoning,
said property should appear at the aforesaid meeting to pre-
sent their objections.
Mr. Berkley J. Florian asked what are the reasons for the request.
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Mr. John Morel, owner of property on N.W. 10th Street, stated that
he and some 20 other persons signed a petition asking for the re-
zoning. He stated that they do not wish to see commercial buildings
in that area, and as long as the property remained' B-1 zoning there
was some danger of that type business going in there.
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Mr. Berkley Florian, owner of many vacant lots in, the area, .!objected
to the rezoning of the area:
It now being 8:30 P.M. , the Mayor called for any additional bids for .
the paving of the street ends.
A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to close the bids: . The
motion was seconded by Commissioner Young, and the. rol_l being called,
the Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice Yes
Salvino Yes'
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to 'deny the request for ' `
rezoning.
Mr. John Morel stated that they were not through with the objections.
Mayor Adams called for further. objections.
Mrs. Auschon, who lives directly across from the property in question,
stated that when she bought•her home she was told that it .was .all going
to be residential. (1432 N.W, 9th, Street)
Mrs. White, objected to the zoning remaining the same as presant for, :
the same reason .as above.:
Mrs. Freeman, 1437 9th Street,. objected to the business zoning for '
the same reason..
'• ' Mr. Ta for 1436 N-W.` 9th Street objected to stores or ara es being."
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allowed in the area,, therefore;;wanted it rezoned
Mr. Harry 'Loury, past Chairman.iof the Zoning, Board stated, that they
made a recommendation that this be rezoned to R=3, by unanimous vote'.
A motion was again made by Commissioner.Zenobia to deny the request ` .
for rezoning for the reason that Mr. Florian bought'�.this; land at th'is't,;
zoning, and when these people bought their homes, this'•land was.wned.,
this way. The motion was seconded by..:Comni,ssioner Salvino.;_
G Commissioner Young stated that he .was,.in,ay{npathy with both: parties ..
involved in this; but he felt that.-;, sincethe• Zoning'Board has',given''
a unanimous recommendation, they couldnot turn them down
® Mr. Berkley J. Florian, Jr. , stated that, on the three lots remaining
next to Mr. Morel, there was.not room to put a store; therefore, there
would be no store going in there.
Commissioner Young stated that Building Inspector Lindeman had a
• difference of opinion on the voting of the Zoning Board, and he has
gone downstairs to see if he can get the minutes real quick.
Mr. Loury stated that he may be in error on the voting, but he thought'
that it was passed unanimously.
® Commissioner Zenobia withdrew his motion to deny the request. Commis-
sioner Salvino withdrew his second to the motion.
11. Bids: 8:30 P.M. , Paving of street ends.
Mr. Houston asked how,many bids were received. He was informed that
there was only one. He then suggested that this be tabled until they
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receive additional bids.
City Manager Salvino stated that it was discussed for 5 or 6 weeks,
it was properly advertised, and Contractors had ample time to bid on
it,:°therefore he saw no need to delay it any longer. He recommended
• that they open the bid, and if it is within reason, they ought to
award it; if it is not, they ought to reject it, and they will have
•a "patched-up City" .
A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia that the bids be opened.
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
City Manager Salvino read the bid as follows:
M. B. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY:
Asphalt at $13.00 per ton, accompanied by a bid bond of 5%.
• There were objections as follows:
Charles DeMuzzio, stated that if Mears ,is going to do the work, he
is absolutely against it in view of the job being done on the sewers
by M. B. Construction Company. He further stated that the advertise-
ment for bids did not clarify what they were bidding for.
Mr. Elmer Nitzsche objected to M. B. Construction Company doing the
paving of streets.
Mr. Virgil Tarpley`-objected to the method of letting this contract,
"because I don?t think there has been any engineering done on 'these
streets at all.1 which is';going to affect the drainage. If you raise'
the.-paveient an inch, you are going to hold an .inch of water in the
intersections."
Mr. William Ross stated that on S.E. Second Avenue, from about 4th .
Street to Sheridan Street, "if this ,is an example of the way Mr..
Mears does his work in the center of ,the streets, you can't even'
drive up that street." He asked why can't Mr.. Mears bid by the
yard instead of by the ton.
City Manager Salvino stated that some places take two inches, some
places take three or four inches,. so it is hard to measure by.the .
yard. ' The trucks will be weighed' when they are loaded, and we will
have receipts for every truck load. '
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0 Mr. MacMillan stated that they have let a contractowith a.contractor
who was supposed to replace the streets in the condition they.were in
before they were torn up., "If that is the case, I see no need..for
wasting this money. He .can pave to the existing grades, put out
streets back like they were, and then, when you do get a little money
in your pockets, you can go back and fix them right. But I certainly
• think it is foolish to throw money away now to change elevations on
the street ends when this man has a contract to replace the streets
as they were."
City Manager Salvino: Mr. MacMillan, his contract doesn't include
the ends though.
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Mr. MacMillan: He is not supposed. to tear the ends up either.
Commissioner Zenobia stated that the contractor cannot put the streets
back the way they were, because they were in pretty bad shape.
• Mr. Bob Grammer stated that the contractor is putting in black-top '
asphalt, where he doesn't need to; "he could put back sand and gravel, `
but he is not doing it': . He is giving us something that .we didntt have':"
Mr. Mears stated that he has a contract to put the streets back to the
original order; but there are two or three streets in town that are
• asphalt, the rest are slag.
Mr. Grammer stated that he wi" admit the man is a little slow; but; .
he is doing a good job and giving us a better road than we had before.
Mr. Panzetti stated that on Second avenue, which has been replaced,, : .'
• there is a puddle of water there due to the extended elevation.
Mr. Robert Kelly, S.W. 7th Street, stated that the street-ends .are .
the best part of the streets "what about the middle, between the street
ends?" He suggested that Mr. Mears finish up the job that_he has
already started. .
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A motion was made by. Commissioner .Brice to hold the bid until we see
what kind of work we are going to get from. the 'paving. "We haven't
seen any paving done yet, how do we know that Mr. Mears is .going to
do that kind of a job at,the•ends?"
• The motion died for lack,of a second.'
A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobiacto, turn this over to the.
City Manager and Philpott, Ross & Saari.nen, for tabulation -of the r
bids and awarding it. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young; . ;..:
and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice No
Salvino ' Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Adams No
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Reverting back to Item,#8 on the,agenda:
Commissioner Zenobia repeated his motion to deny the request for
rezoning. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Salvino.:
® Commissioner Young: I have the 'minutes:here of the Zoning Board
meeting at which they had a public hearing on.this. According -to
the minutes: A motion was made;'by Mr. Loury to recommend .to the
City Commission that the B-1 zoning be changed to R-3;' the'6tion
was seconded by Mr. Tanner, and,'the roll being called, .the.vote was ..`
as follows: Mr. DiMauro, No; Mrs. Panella; No; Mr.-Kennedy; -No; Mrs
• Tanner, No; Mr. Loury, Yes. That means that our'Planning ,Zoning •b .
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O Board voted against the rezoning.
The roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Brice
Commissioner Brice: In view of. the fact that we have a Zoning
A Board to look into these things, I am going to have to vote
Yes .
Salvino Yes
Young
Commissioner Young: I feel as Mr. Brice does, that we must uphold
the Zoning Board's decision, therefore I vote
Yes
Zenobia 'Yes
Adams Yes
Mr. Morel stated that he was going to frame his petition as an
example of what this commission does in the face of a petition signed
by 20 homeowners.
9. Public Hearing: 8:35 P.M. , Amendment to the initial schedule of
rates to be charged from users of the sanitary sewer system. '
NOTICE OF HEARING concerning-an amendment to the initial schedule`
of rates to be charged and collected from the. users of the muni-
cipal sanitary sewer system of City of Dania, Florida.
WHEREAS, since the adoption of>such schedule, it has been recom-
mended to the City Commission of the .City. of Dania, Florida, that
the schedule be amended 'to'.eliminate'the charge of $3.50 per
month for each mobile home; and
WHEREAS, it has been.further-suggested-to the City Commission of.
the City of Dania, Florida, that the charge; to trailer parks and/ .
or mobile homes should be 100% of water;lAils
Mayor Adams called for objections to this amendment.
Mr. Houston stated that he was not objecting,' but he did want to
call their attention to a few things. He felt that $3.50 per unit
per mobile home would,be too high!, He thought,-that a more thorough
study should be made om the charges.., , He also pointed out that the
100% charge for businesses wa's'.not'-fair, because he .knew of many
businesses in the city who pay a minimum water bill. He .suggested
that the people also be instructed how to put. in the services; what
kind of material they have to use, whether the owner-will be able to
do it himself, and:many other things. First of all,'; they, should .find
out what the businesses will,return. in a 12 "m6nth.period•with 100%
of the water bill.
Mr. Houston also stated that a cquple weeks ago the`City Manager was ,
instructed to get in touch with Mr. Philpott and have him attend a
meeting . He would like to know'whether they.have heard from him or
not "I see he has his bill here tonight".
City Manager Salvino stated that he requested for him to -be at our .
• last meeting and he was unable to be there. .He called his office
today to see if he could be here tonight; he wasrout of town until
Wednesday. City Manager Salvino ,stated`that he would call him:Wed
nesday to find out when he can meet with"the Commission and they
can have a special meeting with him.
® City Attorney Walden stated that it would not have .to`be a 'meeting,
it could be public conference for. anyone who wants:to to attend.
Mr. Pinta, S.W. loth Street, was objecting to the charges;for mobile .,,,,
homes. . .
q Mr. Elmer Nitzsche was objecting to the charges and also suggested'-
that a'.thorough study be made. '
® Mr. MacMillan also was objecting to the charges in regards to
businesses. He felt that they should have a minimum charge to
businesses of $3.50..
A motion was made by Commissioner.Brice to table this until the
next Commission meeting to give more time to study other ways and
• means of raising the amount of money that they are going to need
to operate the Sewer System. The motion was seconded by Commis-
sioner Zenobia. .
Commissioner Brice stated that.this sewer system and the ,operation
of the sewage disposal plant have to be paid for. He assured the
• people that .the Commission is going to do everything in their power
to make this a fair and equitable monthly charge.. He did not feel
that they could tell the people tonight what their final monthly ,
charge was going to, be; whether they have a hotel, motel, mobile
home or residence.",. 'It'has to be divided up among-,,the number of
people in the sewage district. So whatever is passed at the next
• meeting is not going to be,possibly your final figure, because we
cannot know witil we get farther into the program and know exactly
what the operation cost is going to be on the Sewage Disposal .Plant.
Commissioner Young stated that in his opinion a trailer park was a
business, just as; much as a hotel, ;motel or boarding house. , He felt .
• that it was only fair and 'proper•to assess them the same as a business.
Therefore, he suggested that the motion to table' be defeated so that
"we can at least give the people effected the assurance that the City . ,
respects them as having legitimate businesses" .
Commissioner Brice stated that he thought they were.voting. on the
�. whole thing, .and 'not just'an amendment for the trailer'parks;' there-
fore, he withdrew his motion.
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Commissioner Zenobia withdrew his.second, but stated that on .trailer '
parks, on the Municipal Sewer Service Charges; most trailer parks are
charged $3.00 for.the first. unit.,and $1.00 for each additional unit,
• to make it a little "fair and equitable for the rest of the people in
the City", instead of 100%' of`the water bill.
Commissioner Young stated that this was.-not the; way it was passed in
the original resolution. At the time that it was passed, they were
promised some type of relief, .and he felt that :tonight, was the .night',.
• to let them know just how they felt.
A motion was made by Commissioner Young .to,adopt and:pass a resolu-
tion transferring Trailer.Parks into the category of Hotels .,Motels,
Boarding &' Rooming Houses. The motion was seconded by Commissioner
Brice, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted- as follows:
• Brice Yes
Salvino No
Young Yes
Zenobia , No
Adams No
Motion did not carry.
12. Bills for the month of October to be approved for payment.
A list of the bills for the month of. October are attached`to. and .
0 made a part of these minutes.
A motion was made by Commissioner Salvino.that the 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
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13. Bills from:
GOOMIN, INC. , Estimate #9 $132022.00
A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to pay the bill. 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
M. B. CONSTRUCTION CO. , Estimate #9 $692811.04
Commissioner Brice asked Mr- Mears if he could give. us.a time
iness", because "we are now approaching
schedule on the "street bus
our Tourist Season" .
Mr. Mears stated 'that they have been trying to get" off the main
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thoroughfares and work in the alleys?, but; the" recent weather pre
{ vented them from paving the streets. "We have until May to finish
the sewer .job, which we intend to ,finish, if the weather will break,
sometime in January-"
Commissioner Brice asked if there is anything that he can do about
the main thoroughfares now; even though it may delay some of•the
laying. of the sewers in the remote areas.
Mr. Mears replied that about the.best they,can do•in'weather like
this is to maintain it in- the condition it is in. Mr. Mears further
stated that on S.W. 2nd Avenue, near the school, they never got appo'val
on the lateral.
City Manager Saivino :stated- that the Commission authorized a change .. .
order on it, but he hasn't received it yet.
Mr. Sinclair asked for permission to ask a question of Mr. Mears, and
stated that it has been indicated to him, 'by someone:he knows who has .
been in the sewer business for years, . that .there is a:lew adopted in?.
the State of Florida which.prohibits .the City from cond'emnin§ property
i to be used as right of way to lay sewers.thWe 4VeY Stances of
perty to serve another piece of property: •,
this nature along Federal Highway where the `sewer".main on,First Avenue
will have laterals taking off through thNo raseltsayn hdon'trst vknow 'if
serve the property on Federal Highway.
this is true, but the man who,.told. me about it has been.o the law fors'
� . for 30 years, and he is going ,to endeavor.to ,get a copy
for
I would like he ask ( if you know anything about this law: -It;: :
may have been adopted as a State Statute under ,a number h:would like
to impose upon your knowledge of Sewer work to the extent that, if' you'
are aware of such a law, I wish..that you would make the knowledge '
available to the City, Commission so that they -can take the necessary
steps with a minimum amount of "inconvenience. to the Csfilnsof m going
Because, if this law does Iexist, and I obtain a copy
to make it known to the public. : So if you have this information
available I certainly wish you would volunteer _it.
Mr. Mears: That is not in my line of work, that is the Consulting ,
• Engineer's job. I don't know of any such law. .
Mr. Sinclair: I will ask him next time.I see him.
A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia 'chat the bill from M B
Construction Company, be paid. The motion was' seconded by Commis
sioner Brice, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as i
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Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
PHILPOTT, ROSS & SAARINEN, Estimate #9 $1,456.71
A motion was made by Commissioner Brice to hold the bill until
like get;ih_.touch with Mr. Philpott" . The motion was seconded
by Commissioner Zenobia, an the roll being called, the Commis-
sioners voted as follows:
Brice Yes
Salvino Yes"
Young Yes
j; Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
14. City Manager's Report:
The City Manager stated that he-has a letter from.the Railroad
Commission stating they had a meeting on Florida Power & Light
Company and ordered them to reduce rates by $9,467,000; he stated
that he didn't know when it is effective.
i
He stated that he had a Setter, signed by Peter.Broome, of Broome
& Farina, in which he stated that he consulted with Mr. Peters of
the Water Plant. Mr. Broome was calling our attention to the East
corner treating tank at the Water Plant, and recommended that this
be taken out of service, cleaned and painted before the coming
tourist season. Estimated -cost of this work, $1.300.00. Cit.9
Manager Salvino requested authorization to advertise for bids and
authorize Broome & Farina to draw up specifications'.
A motion was made by Commissioner Young to authorize the .City Manager
to advertise for bids for cleaning and painting of the Water Tank at
the Dania Water Plant; bids to .be received December 20, at 8:15 P.M.
The motion was seconded by Commissioner, Salvino, and the.roll being
called, the Commissioners voted as Follows:
Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
eo Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
City Manager Salvino presented a partial bill for the month of October
from Tognoli Brothers, for the Fire Station;-it >has been checked'and .
recommended by our Building. Inspector. Amount of bill: $3,022.63.
A motion was made by Commissioner Salvino to pay the bill. 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
City Manager Salvino presented 'a letter from the Broward County Health
Department, sent to all the cities, in which they request the cities
to present plans for sewering the entire city;' they request it to be
presented by January 1st, 1966. ` This plan is to include sewering of
the entire city within a period of 5 years. .City Manager, Salvino
stated that he would get together with the City Attorney and send them ,
an answer.
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City Manager Salvino presented a request for a Change Order at the
Fire Station to change flooring, requested by the Fire Chief)
365is-
tant Fire Chief. Difference in the cost would be $548„p $
for a 6" base.
Commissioner Zenobia stated that he thought we have spent enough on
the Fire Station.
A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to deny the request. 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
15. City Attorney's Report:
City Attorney Walden stated that he had nothing to report.
Commissioner Young read a resolution entitled:
J A RESOLUTION recognizing the Public Services rendered by
jc Martin C. Frost, who died on November 10, 1965; and ex-
; ' pressing the sympathy of the City Commission to the members
of the family of Martin C. Frost; and authorizing the
erection of a plaque or marker at Frost Park to commemo ate
and ng
the services of Martin C- Frost to the City;
all resolutions or parts of resolutions in conflict here-
with; and providing that this resbland adoptio become effec-
tive as of the date of its passage.
ti A motion was made by Commissioner Young to adopt and pass this reso
lution.
Mr. Houston requested that it be included. in the resolution. that a
at Frost Park to commemorate the ser
permanent marker be erected.
.:` vices of Martin Frost-
Commissioner Young stated that he would be more than pleased'to
change the resolution to include the installation of the �ommi.ssitoner
marker in a prominent place. - The motion•was .seconded by
Brice, and the roll being call.ed,,.the`Commissioners`.voted as follows:.
Brice Yes
Salvino Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Adams Yes
Mayor Adams stated- that they have a ZoningoBoardstfoapowsnt- Mayor
Adams presented the list of names for. app
HARRY LOURY
ROBERT ERWIN
WILLTA14 JACKSON
MRS. JANICE'PANELLA
NICK DI MAURO
HCWARD BURGESS, CONSULTANT
oint the Planning
A motion was made by Co mmissioner Zenobia to ;app `+
6 Zoning Board aS presented. The motion was. seconded by. Commisszoner
Brice, and the roll being called, the Commissioners,,voted as follows:, l
Brice Yes
® Salvino Yes
-Yes,
Young -Yes
Zenobia
Adams Yes
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Mr. Bill Davis stated that on Veteran's:Day the flags were not put -
up along Federal Highway, and he had to call and ask for them to
be displayed. He further stated that the flags are all obsolete,
they are 48 star flags. He requested that this Commission purchase
some new SO star flags and see that they are displayed on holidays. ;
City Manager Salvino stated that he had 'trusted. one of the City Em
ployees,who had been in charge of ,seeing that the flags.were displayed
on holidays for many years,, to have the flags put up. And when•he
found out they were not up it was taken care of by another employee':
He further stated that new flags. would be ordered and displayed.:pro
perly in the future.
Commissioner Zenobia stated that there=is an old boat that was sunk
'. during the hurricane .in the canal by the ramps, and'.that.many people.
have mentioned it to him.
Commissioner Salvino replied that arrangements-would be made to get , .
it out.
Mr. Clyde Grampa stepped forward and presented two letters and asked.
that they be read..
Commissioner Brice.read •one, addressed to former City:Manager Neff,
from City Attorney.Walden,. regarding the ,sewer contract; and the
public hearing regarding assessments in particular:
City Clerk Thornhill read the second letter, addressed to present
City Manager Tony Salvino;-,concerning the tentative, apportionment
hearing on the Sewer Program ".Copies of both letters were-sent tot
Mayor Frank Salvino, Commissioners Gramme r; :Hi11, Young and Zenobia.
Copies of ahetsecond letter were also. sent'to Mr.> Henann; Mr. 'Cutler
and Broome & Farina.
Mr. Grampa asked why ,the program'wasn t carried ,out in-the .beginning
like it was supposed,;to bec, He also asked why;.when -the Commissioners
were.made aware of the Citizen!s .right,:to objection,�they still went`:
ahead and let the contracts-without, giving the'`'people "their .right to
v„
objection. ,•,, � f i:'; ,:
c City Attorney Walden stated that.,the letters'speak for"':themselves,
and he would•'suggest that wlio et;
er'gave Iiikt,the copies;;of the letter
to comment. He further stated .that he wrote tiie letters to .the City,
on a confidential nature, "and they should not•_have been made public.,
He stated "any letter that I write 'to`%theiCommission. is confidential,=
as'far•as I am concerned. The City.,is;nothzng�:but. another-,client to
' me: And if a 6lient:reddives''aildttdt from.me'and wants, to,make. it
ublic so be it. So if 'you have,an ` uestions ` I w dld ;s est:that
P ,. Y. y ,q ,
you direct them to' the'person who gave'you the letters." u54'
Commissioner Brice stated that this tentative apportionment was a
}n public meeting on November 1; which was before Mayor,`Adams`and' him
self took office; "and as near as we can.determine, .the law•has been,,
met even though it may have been late".
There being no further business on the.,agenda; the meeting adjourned. ;
Marys hornhill
City-Clerk-Auditor ' a
i ' James G. Adams
Mayor-Commissioner
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• CITY OF DANIA •
Dania, Florida
DISBURSEMENTS
October, 1965
General Fund
Moorhead's Seafood $ 176.41,
Eli Witt Cigar & Tobacco Div. 24.35•
East Coast Live Shrimp Co. , Inc. 241.50,
Rpyal Distributors 10.00.
Lien Chemical Company 6.45.
Walker Insurance Associates , Inc. 1,176.45,
City Products Corporation 46.50.
Winthers Glass Shop 229.73-
Florida Linen Service 5.40-
John Kennedy 160.00-
Florida Power & Light Co. 2,505.80,
Mike Gradl 100.00?
Peoples Gas System 25.26-
Burrell Bros. Oil Co. , Inc. ' 1,233.06-
Jack's Auto Parts 9.30•
Broome & Farina 480.91-
Juanita S. Tallent 21.00 '
Essie M. Gaines 21.00.
Ruby Curry 21.00 .
• Marguerite Dunn 21.00.
Vincent Pannulla 21.00,
Rose Middleton 21.00-
Mildred Bryant 21.00S
Hannah White 21.00.
Samuel Green 21.00-
Mary Ned 21.00-
Genevieve •C. Ely 21.00-
Irene E. Lober 21.00-
Margie Kinsey 21.00-
Elizabeth Gedeon 21.00-
Wilma Guzowski 21.00-
Lolita M. Skellings 21.00-
Naoma McElyea 21.00-
Irene Stowe 21.00-
John J. Kaires 21.00.
Rita M. Loury 21.00 -
Athalene S. Sheffield 21.00%
Nancy Phillips 21.00,
Elsie M. Nelis 21.00 -
Clyde A. Aycock 21.00-
Atlantic Printing 56.20.
Easter L. Gates , Supervisor of Elections 77.50-
Board of County Commissioners 27.25•
Dania Chamber of Commerce 625.00 -
Anglers ' Sport Shop 30.55.
John Kennedy 180.00.
Mack Industries , Inc. 18.50.
City of Hollywood, Utilities 104.09•
Callahan Motor Company 840.89-
Scotland Electric Supply 61.09 •
Osborne Service & Equipment 262.08-
Pan American Tire Company 279.76.
L. W. Rozzo & Son, Inc. 28.88-
John Sessa Bulldozing, Inc. 487.50•
Glades Rock Corporation 180.00.
Howard C. Frost 40.00-
Broward Grain & Supply of Dania, Inc. 90.18.
Broward Publishing Company, Inc. 60.40.
Mister Auto Supply 2.59-
Argo Uniform Company 86.G5.
Jaxson's Ice Cream 417.00.
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DISBURSEMENTS
General Fund Continued
A Southern Photo Service - 46.47-
Jones Equipment Co. 13.54*
Dania Riverside Laundry Supply 3. 021
Cushman Motor Scooter Sales 40.15•
Sherron Motor Company, Inc. 21.30-
Stan's Gulf Service 20.22-
E A. M. Black 200.00-
Cozy Cove Restaurant 108.65-
Donna Rumfelt 20.00�,
Donald Armbrister 50. 00•
Provident Life & Accident Insurance Company 19,500.00•
Humane Society of Broward County 25.00-
• Florida State Board of Health 20. 00-
Broome & Farina 500. 00-
Clerk of Circuit Court 7.50-
The Dania Press 21.60•
The Dania Press 63. 80-
Secretary of State, Notary Public Division 10.00•
• Troy Fain-Insurance 16.69•
B. F. Reames , Postmaster 80.00-
Pan American Tire Company 260.00-
Broward County League of Municipalities 13.50•
Robert L. Grammer 100.00•
Carl Zenobia 100. 00 •
• M. Aycock 20.00-
T. E. Lassiter 20.001
John Sessa Bulldozing, Inc. 1,503.25-
f W. P. Brook 20.00-
[: George Land 20.00•
James Lassiter 20.00.
John Lassiter, Jr. 20.00•
Joe Mikulec 20.00-
H. Schubert 20. 00'
Lou's Atlantic Service 1.00•
Lippoth Plumbing, Inc. 303.39-
West Shore Sanitation Service 298.70•
'# Griffey Hardware 127.58•
Cameron Lumber Co. 238.16 .
City of Dania, Payroll Account 8,019.35.
City of Dania, Payroll Account 1,644.91,
Florida Revenue Commission 73.94-
City of Dania, Payroll Account 1,319.81•
i• City of Dania, Payroll Account 1,315.87-
City of Dania, Payroll Account 1,292.45.
Frank Salvino 114.59-
Vera L. Hill 89.59•
S. Ellis Young 89,99 .
City of Dania, Payroll Account 6,501.30-
• Clark Walden 837.42•
Aetna Life Insurance Company 651.42 •
Oaci Contribution Fund 5,724.24
District Director of Internal Revenue 1,955.30:
r. Provident Life & Accident Insurance Company 276.00,
r Lauderdale Refrigeration Service 30.00-
The C. B. Dolge Co. 19.50•
Tognoli Brothers 20'198.55.
American City Magazine 3,00.
TOTAL $ 84,923.58
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C'1'TY OF DANIA
Dania, Florida
• DISBURSEMENTS
October, 1965
• Water fund
Southern Motor & Supply Co. , Inc. 84.88•
Davis Meter & Suppiy Co. , Inc. 1,463.50,
Broome & Farina 145.07•
• Burroughs Corporation 256.50•
Callahan Motor Co. , 37.7/3,
Florida Powar & Light Company 500.60•
B. F. Raames , Postmaster 85.71•
City of Dania, Payroll Account 178.41•
City of Dania, Payroll Account 167.98•
• City of Dania, Payroll Account 485.94•
City of Dania, Payroll Account 190.94,
City of Dania, Payroll Account 172.36•
City of Dania, Payroll Account 492.98 '
Oasi Contribution Fund 424.10t
City of Dania, Water Revenue Sinking Fund Series 1955 2,373.504
• City of Dania, Water Revenue Sinking Fund Series 1946 817.77•
District Director of Internal Revenue 190.30•
Provident Life & Accident Insurance Co. , _ . 28.,00.
John Leto 7.58-
TOTAL 8,103.86 •
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