HomeMy WebLinkAbout86112 - MINUTES - City Commission • MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING, CITY COMMISSION, CITY OF DANIA,
FLORIDA, HELD SEPTEMBER 20, 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 FRANK SALVINO
COMMISSIONERS ROBERT GRAMMER
VERA HILL
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 Salvino.
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1. Ordinance: Setting Municipal Court costs and granting pay
to off-duty policemen when appearing in Court.
(Third Reading)
City Attorney Walden read the ordinance entitled:
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AN ORDINANCE providing for a fee of $6.00 for costs in
each case in the Municipal Court, City of Dania, Florida;
and providing that $2.00 of the amount of costs assessed
in all cases before the Municipal Court shall be utilized
to compensate off duty police officers for time. expended
• in testifying in cases before the Municipal Court; and
providing that all ordinances or parts of ordinances in.
conflict herewith be repealed tn. the extent of such cony=
flict;^and::prbvidingpthatdthisiordinance shall become
effectibe as of its passage and adoption, on 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 Grammer, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted
as follows:
Grammer Yes
Hill Yes ,
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
2. Renewal of alcoholic beverage license for 1965-1966.
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4 COP
Frank Heinrich Beacon Inn
Berlo Vending Company Imperial Bowl
Jack Valentine Bar of Music
• William L. Eckley Jack's or Better '
2 COP
Michael Markieweicz Michael's Inn '
Rose Poalillo Jimmy's Italian Kitchen
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A motion was made by Commissioner Young to approve the renewal of
the alcoholic beverage licenses listed above. The motion was
seconded by Commissioner Zenobia, and the roll being called, the
Commissioners voted as follows:
Grammer Yes
Hill Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
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APPLICATION FOR TRANSFERS
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From E. Arnett Wine to Fred S. Thompson, Dania Country Club, Inc.
(Furst Reading)
• A motion was made by Commissioner,Zenobia to pass the application for
transfer on first reading. The motion was .seconded by Commissioner
Young, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Grammer Yes
Hill Yes
• Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes.
APPLICATION FOR NEW LICENSE
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Elmer Allen Graham Tenneco Service Station
2451 North Federal Highway
(First Reading)
• City Attorney Walden stated that, 'on this new application, Mrs.
Thornhill called his attention to the fact that the City may have,
a few years ago, passed an ordinance prohibiting the sale of beer
at drive-in restaurants or drive-ins. He stated that this ordin-
ance may prohibit sale of beer at drive-in service stations. He
• suggested that the Commission table this application until he can
have time to research this ordinance.
A motion was made by Commissioner Grammer to table the application
until the City Attorney can check the ordinance. The motion was
seconded by Commissioner Young, and the roll being called, the Com-
missioners voted as follows:
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Grammer Yes
Hill Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
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3. Renewal of Night Club .licenses for 1965-1966.
CLUB ALOHA
THE BANYAN CLUB
COZY COVE MARINA, INC.
• JACK'S OR BETTER
TORCH CLUB, INC.
PUFFY'S
DANIA BEACH HOTEL BAR
JACK'S BAR
A motion was made by Commissioner Young to renew the Night Club
Licenses listed above. The motion was seconded by Commissioner
Grammer, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as
follows:
Grammer Yes
• Hill Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
4. Bills for the month of August to be approved for payment.
A list of the bills for the month of August is attached to and made
a part of these minutes.
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• A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to approve the payment
of the bills for the month of August. The motion was seconded by
Commissioner Grammer, and the roll being called, the Commissioners
voted as follows:
Grammer Yes
• Hill Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
5. Recommendations from the September 14 meeting of the Planning
and Zoning Board.
(2) Jack Bishirjian: Request permit to build a 3 unit
apartment building. Property zoned B-2.
A motion was made by Mr. Kennedy, to pass the plans Ias
• presented. The motion was seconded by Mr: DiMauro, and
carried unanimously.
A motion was made by Commissioner Grammer to accept the recommendation
of the Planning 6 Zoning Board. The motion was seconded by Commissioner
Zenobia, and the roll being called, ,the• Commissioners voted as follows:
Grammer Yes
Hill Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
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(3)` Andre Caron: Request permit to build a garage building on,
property at 19 S.W. 14th St.
Tabled.
• No action.
(4) Steve Casper: Request to build beauty shop at following
described property: 1443 N.W. loth St.
A motion was made by Mr. Kennedy to accept the plans as presented.
• Motion was seconded by Mr. DiMauro, and passed unanimously.
A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to accept the recommendation
of the Zoning Board. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Hill,
and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Grammer Yes
Hill Yes '
Young Yes
Zenobiac: Yes
Salvino Yes
Mr. Stuart, Stuart's Garage, requested permission to construct
an 8 ft. wall around his property:
A motion was made by Mr. Tanner that this be approved subject
to the approval of the Building Inspector, and the submitting
of plans, by Mr. Stuart, of this future building. The motion
• was seconded by Mr. DiMauro, and carried unanimously.
A motion was made by Commissioner Grammer to accept the recommendation '
of the Zoning Board. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Hill,
and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as 'follows:
l+ : Grammer Yes
u- Hill Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
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® (5) Public Hearing - 7:45 P.M. , Martin Steyer: Request
variance permit at 708-712 S.W. 5th Street.
Mr. Steyer was not present. Mr. Loury suggested this be
tabled and readvertised.
• A motion was made by Mr. Tanner to table this until the
next meeting, to be readvertised for October 12 at 7:45 P.M.
Motion was seconded by Mr. DiMauro, and carried unanimously.
A motion was made by Commissioner Young to authorize the readver-
tising, as per the Zoning Boardts request. The motion was seconded
• by Commissioner Hill.
Commissioner Grammer suggested we contact the man first to see if
he is still interested.
City Attorney Walden stated that the man must come in to put up
a deposit for the readvertising, and if he does not do so, then
it cannot be readvertised.
Commissioner Young stated that he would include in his motion that
Mr. Steyer must put up a deposit for readvertising. The roll being
called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
• Grammer Yes
Hill Yes
Youhg Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
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(6) Public Hearing-8:00 P.M. , George Arcaro: Request change
of Zoning from R-1, R-2 and R-lAA to R-3 Classification
on S.E. 5th Avenue, east of Dania Golf & Country Club.
A motion was made by Mr. Kennedy that the request for rezoning
• be granted. The motion was seconded by Mr. Tanner, and carried
unanimously.
A motion was made by Commissioner Young to advertise for a public
hearing before the City Commission on the change of zoning, for
October 18, at 8:15 P.M. The motion was seconded by Commissioner
• Grammer, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Grammer Yes
Hill Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
There being a few minutes to spare before the next advertised
public hearing, a discussion arose regarding the proposed THEME
AMUSEMENT PARK.
10 A motion was made by Mr. DiMauro to advertise for a Public Hear-
ing for a change of zoning for the Theme Amusement Park, to be
held October 12, at 7:45 P.M. The motion was seconded by Mrs.
Panella, and carried unanimously.
City Attorney Walden stated that the applicant advertised for the
Public Hearing for October 18, so all the Commission can do is accept
the recommendation of the Zoning.Board to'have a hearing.
A motion was made by Commissioner Young to accept the recommendation
of the Zoning Board. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Zenobia,
and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Grammer Yes
Hill Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes '
Salvino Yes
(7) Public Hearing-8:30 P.M. , Thomas Tomasulp: Request
variance permit to build multiple units at 14th St.
and 3rd Avenue.
Mr. Tomasulo did not have plans with him.
• A motion was made by Mrs. Panella to table this until next
meeting, October 12, plans to be presented at that time for
approval. /The motion was seconded by Mr. DiMauro, and car-
ried unanimously.
No action.
• (8) Public Hearing,i- 8:30 P.M. , John Morel: Request change
of zoning from B-1 to R-3 Classification at N.W. loth
Street from 14th Avenue to the gas regulating plant.
A motion was made by Mr. Loury to .recommend to the City
• Commission that the B-1 zoning be changed to R-3. The motion
was seconded by Mr. Tanner, and the roll call vote was as
follows:
Mr: DiMauro - No Mr. Kennedy - No
Mrs. Panella - No Mr. Tanner - No
Mr. Loury - Yes
• Motion not carried.
A motion was made by Commissioner Grammer to reject the recommenda-
tion of the Zoning Board, and advertise for a public hearing before
the City Commission to change the property to.R-3, for October 18,
• at 8: 20 P.M. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Hill, and the
roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Grammer Yes
Hill Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
6. Bids: 8:30 P.M.
(1) Furnishing lime storage & feeding facilities.
(2) Auxiliary engine for pumping water.
(3) Lease for certain facilities at the Fishing Pier.
A motion was made by Commissioner Young that the bids be closed.
The motion was seconded by Commissioner Zenobia, and the roll being
called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Grammer Yes
Hill Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
Commissioner Grammer stated that he would like to go back to item #7
on the Zoning Board Recommendations, he stated that the man was present
with his plans, and requested that the City Commission hear him.
A motion was made by Commissioner Grammer to pass the plot plan with
the understanding that Mr. Tomasulo will bring back plans for parking
to Mr. Lindeman. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Zenobia, and
the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Grammer Yes
Hill Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
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• A motion was made by Commissioner Hill to open the bids for :-7
lime.. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young, and the
roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Grammer Yes
Hill Yes
• Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
BIDS FOR LIME STORAGE
• Aqua-Chem Company, bid bond of $500,:
$26.10 per ton $ 99.86
A motion .was made,.by,Commissibnes Young to refer the bid to the
City Manager and Engineer for tabulation and recommendation. The
motion was seconded by Commissioner Hill, and the roll being called,
• the Commissioners voted as follows:
Grammer Yes
Hill Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
• Salvino Yes
AUXILIARY ENGINE FOR PUMPING WATER
A motion was made by Commissioner Grammer to open the bids for the
auxiliary engine for pumping water at the Water Plant. The motion
• was seconded by Commissioner Young, and the roll being called, the
Commissioners voted as follows:
Grammer Yes
Hill Yes
Young Yes
• Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
Callahan Motor Company: $2,417.83
A motion was made by Commissioner Young to refer the bid for the
• Auxiliary Engine to the City Manager and Engineer for tabulation
and recommendation. The motion was 'seconded -by Commissioner Zenobia,
and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Grammer Yes
Hill Yes .
• Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes,
LEASE FOR FACILITIES AT FISHING PIER
City Attorney Walden stated that, in one part of the lease, it states
that the City shall regulate and set the rates for admission; and that
some bidders felt that the City could use that as a device for forcing
out an operator. Attorney Walden suggested that that provision be
changed to read that the successful bidder will follow the present
schedule that is in effect; but if he wants to change it more than 10%
• either way, he must first get Commission approval on it. Attorney .
Walden asked if there were any objections to that from any of the bidders.
No objections.
Attorney Walden further stated that, in the lease, it states that the
successful bidder will give to local residents the first right of
refusal on employment on the Pier. Some people objected to that saying
that they should have the right to hire who they wish. He suggested
this be changed, and asked the bidders for objections.
® No objections.
Attorney Walden further stated that the lessee, in the lease, is given
the right to assign or sub-let the leased premises with the consent of
the City; and some felt that the City may unreasonably or arbitrarily
withhold such consent; and he was requested to ask the Commission to•
change that so that the City still must give its written consent, but
on the basis so that the consent will not be unreasonably withheld.
He asked for objections from the bidders.
No objections.
• A motion was made by Commissioner Hill. to accept these changes in the
lease agreement. .The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young, and
the roll being called, the Commissioners voted',as follows:
Grammer Yes
Hill Yes
• Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
City Manager Salvino recommended that the insurance on the Pier be
cancelled and self-insure the pier, putting the money into bonds.
• He suggested that the Commission make a motion to that effect.
A motion was made by Commissioner Hill to accept the recommendation
of the City Manager and self-insure the Fishing Pier. The motion
was seconded by Commissioner Young. Also, to put $5,000 in escrow.
The roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows,,:
Grammer No
Hill Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia No
Salvino Yes
A motion was made by Commissioner Young to instruct the City Manager
to pay the Walker Insurance Agency the earned premium for the period
of time that has elapsed since the due date of the insurance. The
motion was seconded by Commissioner'Hill, and the roll being called,
the Commissioners voted as follows:
Grammer No
Hill Yes
Young. Yes
Zenobia - Yes
Salvino ; Yes
A motion was made by Commissioner Young to open the bids for the
lease of the Fishing Pier. The motion was seconded by Commissioner
Hill, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Grammer Yes
• Hill Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
LEASE FOR CERTAIN FACILITIES AT THE FISHING PIER
Phil Heller, cash bid bond $1,000: $15,120.00
per year
Alfred Dion, $1,000 cashiers check bid bond: $ 9,600.00
per year
G. V. McClean, $1,000 cashiers check bid bond: $10,000.00
per year
J. W. Rible, $1,000 cashiers check bid bond: $ 9,000.00
per year
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A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to refer the bids to the
City Manager and the City Attorney for tabulation and recommendation.
The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young, and the roll being
called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Grammer Yes
Hill Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia . Yes
Salvino Yes
7. City'Manager's Report:
City Manager Salvino stated that, on the gas station site on US'#1
and Sheridan Street, the atto$ney for Standard Oil Company promised
immediate action in cleaning up the site and tearing down the shacks;
on the School Board Trash, the School Board promised to have it taken
care of; he called Robert Markham, Tax Assessor, and got an agreement
from him that he would help us out with the City tax toll, so we should
have a preliminary hearing for sewer assessments. "I would also like to
have a resolution drawn by the City authorizing the'.bank to re-invest
a sum of money that we have in earned interest from the bank on the
Sewer Bond Issue."
A motion was made by Commissioner Young to adopt and pass a resolu-
tion, accepting the recommendation of the City Manager, to authorize
the Dania Bank to re-invest previously earned interests as provided
in Bond Ordinance. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Zenobia,
and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Grammer Yes
Hill Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
City Manager Salvino stated that, on the mosquito problem, he has
done everything possible to get rid of them, and the county informed
him that, as long as the winds continue, it will do no good to use
a plane; but when-, the winds cut down, they will again use the planes.
City Manager Salvino stated that when Hurricane Betsy came along he
hired the first available, and he thought the best available, man
with the best available equipment to clean off the beach. He wanted
to publically state that John Sessa did a wonderful job on the beach;
and he presented a bill of $7,013.75 for rental equipment, that is
not including the cost of the street and curb replacement, which he
had not as yet received a bill for. The City Manager requested
authorization to pay the bill of $7,013.75.
A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to pay the bill. The motion
was seconded by Commissioner Grammer, and the roll being called, the
Commissioners voted as follows:
Grammer Yes
Hill Yes-
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
® 8. City Attorney's Report:
City Attorney Walden stated that the City Manager got forms required.
to apply for the Disaster Assistance, and it requires a resolution
authorizing some official to apply.for the funds. He then read the
resolution entitled:
A RESOLUTION concerning an application to obtain Federal
Financial Assistance under.the Federal Disaster Act; and
repealing all Resolutions or, parts of Resolutions in con-
flict herewith; and providing that this Resolution shall
become effective as of the date .of its' passage and adoption.
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® A motion was made by Commissioner Young to adopt the resolution.
The motion was seconded by Commissioner Grammer, and the roll
being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Grammer Yes
Hill Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
City Manager Salvino stated that Chief Smith and himself were
supposed to check into-the Rifle Club; and they recommended that
the City buy a couple rifles and maintain titles to them and leave
them at the Police Department, then when they are through using
them, they can bring them back to the office.
Bernard O'Connor, 221 S.E. 2nd Terr. ) stated that they couldn't
do much with two rifles; what they were asking for was a donation
of $100 from the City.
After some discussion, City Manager Salvino stated that he would
change his recommendation to go along with Mr. O'Connor, and he
then recommended that the City donate $100 to the Rifle Club.
Mr. Tarpley stated that he didn't think it was fair practice for
the City to donate to some organizations and not others.
A motion was made by Commissioner Hill to refer this to the recrea-
tion Committee for a recommendation.
Mr. O'Connor stated that the City gives a donation to the Garden
Club, so `he wanted an answers"yes" or "no".
Commissioner Zenobia stated that his answer was that the Optimist
Club has been taking care of hundreds of boys for 6 or 8 years in'
football and baseball, and they can't get anything out of the City.
The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young, and the roll being
called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Grammer No
Hill Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia No
Salvino, No
Motion not carried.
A motion was made by Commissioner Grammer to donate to the Dania
Rifle Club $100 to use as they see fit. The motion was seconded
by Commissioner Hill.
Mrs. Earlene Gifford, from the audience, objected to the donation.
Gene Pelliccia, from the audience, objected to donating to this
�• organization because others will follow and ask for donations.
The ro" being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:
Grammer Yes
Hill Yes
Young Yes
Zenobia Yes
Salvino Yes
Virgil Tarpley asked for $250 for uniforms for the Dania Optimist
'7s_ Little League Football .
Mr. O'Connor then stated that the Board of Directors decided to
refuse the donation of $100.
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® Mr. Nick DiMauro asked for a report from the Civil Service Board.
It was suggested that it be put on the agenda for the next meeting.
City Manager Salvino stated that he didn't think the people of Dania
were being treated fairly by the sewer construction crew. He suggested
that they call in Mr. Mears and have a talk with him.
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Commissioner. Grammer stated that a few months ago, the Commission
passed an ordinance to have all city employees photographed and
fingerprinted; he asked Chief Smith if that has been done.
Chief Smith answered that he has not checked all departments, but he
• would check on it-and report back at the next meeting.
There being no further business on the agenda, the meeting adjourned.
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• Mary 'hornhill
City Clerk-Auditor
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• c�/I�uK .l�Xuv�-�
Frank Salvino '
Mayor-Commissioner
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. CITY OF DANIA
Dania, Florida
DISBURSEMENTS
August 1965
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General Fund
• City of Dania, Payroll Account 5,542.34
Florida Revenue Commission 143.88
City of' Dania, Payroll Account 1,138.72
City of Dania, Payroll Account 1,700.00
City of Dania, Payroll Account 1,573.84
City of. Dania, Payroll Account 2,061.56
Cadillac Overall Supply Co. 158.65
The Dania Bank 2,863.95
Provident Life & Accident Insurance Co, 276.00
City of Dania, Payroll Account 5,687.55
Clarke Walden 420.67
Frank Salvino 114.50
S. Ellis Young 89.50
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Vera L. Hill 89.50
Kelly's T. V. 102.80
Lippoth Plumbing, Inc. , 68.55
Orkin 6.00
Lauderdale Refrigeration Service, Inc. 129.00
Broward County Municipal Judge Association 60.00
Broward County Traffic Association 100.00
Dania Chamber of Commerce 458.34
Marietta Pool Equipment Co. , 15.58
Petty Cash 7.16
Paul B. Ash Co. , 10.30
City of Hollywood-utilities 94.44
M. E. Berry & Associates 160.00
Lauderdale Abstract & Title CO. , 50.00
Pan American Tire Company 263.61
Rickards Electric Service 15.00
Dania Well Drilling 45.00
King Car-Truck Rentals 216.01
Callahan Motor Company 889.72
John Sessa Bulldozing 96.00
V. L. Tarpley 168.00
Weekley Asphalt Paving, Inc. , 55.25
Glades Rock Corporation 155.00
• Tom Sessa 265.00
Florida Dust Control Service , Inc. , 6.00
Beaco n Medical Supplies 2.60
Mister Auto Supply 2.10
General Dynamics 1.80
Hollywood Ford, Inc. 10.35
Dania Volunteer Fire Dept. 978.00
Herbert Moriarity 135.00
A. M. Black 200.00
Ward Engineering Co. , 307.71
Motor Vehicle Commissioner 4.50
Jaxson's Ice Cream 130.20
City of Miami, Department of Police 5.00
International Assoc. of Chiefs of Police, Inc. 20.00
Southern Photo Service 40.78
Beacon Ambulance Service, Inc. 23.00
Stan's Gulf Service 46.11
Donna Rumfelt 20.00
Donald Armbrister 50.00
Aetna Life Insurance Co. , 752.73
Humane Society of Broward County 25.00
Florida State Board of Health 20.00
Clarke Walden 300.00
Clarke Walden 300.00
Clarke Walden 450.00
Clarke Walden 375.00
Clarke Walden 300.00
Clarke Walden 300,00
Clarke Walden 450.00
Clarke Walden 200.00
Peoples Gas System 12.53
Continued
• CITY OF DANIA
Dania, Florida
DISBURSEMENTS
August 1965
A General Fund Continued
Clerk of City Court 7.50
The Dania Press 31.85
Jack Wheeler, Clerk of Circuit Court 5.30
Broward Publishing Co. , Inc. 207.31
Xerox Corporation 108.30
Victor Comptometer 112.00
B. F. Reames , Jr. , Postmaster 80.00
Tony Salvino 29.98
Budget Rent-A-Car of Ft. Lauderdale 102.60
Southern Bell Tel & Tel Co. , 14.10
Carl Zenobia 100.00
Robert L. Grammer 100.00
General Fund 10.00
Bill Dailey Bonding Agency 105.00
Jas. H. Matthews & Co. , 63.00
r Fx•anks Live Bait Inc. 18.27
East Coast Live Shrimp Co. , 435.75
Eli Witt Cigar & Tobacco Division 15.60
Linvico Sales 115.18
The First National Bank of Boston 71.16
The First National Bank of Boston 98.03
City Products Corp. , 50.70
Petty Cash 4.37
Royal Distributors 10.00
Dania Plumbing Supply Co. , 8.66
Chris ' Garage 21.33
Lien Chemical 11.98
Florida Linen Service 5.40
Florida Power & Light Co. , 2,772.76
Standard Oil Company 6.19
Burrell Bros. Oil Co. , Inc. , 1,013.87
Provident Life and Accident Ins. Company 276.00
Florida Revenue Commission 135.58
Smith Office Supply, Inc. , 5.98 '
Winthers Glass Shop 9.67
Sherron Motor Company, Inc. , 59.62
Tropical Fence 330.00
Stan's Gulf Service 12.02
Scotland Electric Supply 25.75
Dania Volunteer Fire Department 822.00
Somay Products , Inc. , 36.20
Weekley Asphalt Paving, Inc. 26.00
Luther Sparkman 125.00
Southern Bell Tel & Tel Co. , 38.80
Pitney-Bowes Inc 70.20
L. W. Rozzo & Son, Inc. , 11.00
Osborne Service & Equipment 170.00
Neilson's Florist 15.00
G. J. Michaels 30.92
Mac's Chemical & Industrial Supplies 10.90
Jas. H. Matthews & Co. , 63.00
LaCroix Electric Co. , 457.68
Lippoth Plumbing, Inc. , 19.50
Lowndes Engineering Co. , Inc. , 198.86
Miles Standard Service 6.80
Lien Chemical Company 11.98
Lindsley Lumber Co. , 7.97
Lexow Auto Parts Co. , Inc. 25.20
John Kennedy 91.00
Southern Photo Service 77.80
Clarke Walden 65.00
Morehead's Seafood 293.90
City Products Corporation 69 .90
Pan American Tire Company 185.49
The Dania Press 14.95
Cadillac Overall Supply Co. , 210.00
Broome & Farina 4 ,669.44
Richard Eglinas 68.00
5` The C. B. Dolge Company 36.75
P. T. Garrett 96.00
Continued
• CITY OF DANIA
Dania, Florida
DISBURSEMENTS
August 1965
® General Fund Continued
Callahan Motor Company 902.37
Broward Grain & Supply of Dania, Inc. 51.01
Royal Distributors
Pollack Timesaver Products 10.00.
9457
Florida Power & Light Company 137.60
Anglers ' Sport Shop 70.31
Argo Uniform Company 43.80
Atlantic Surgical Supply Co. , Inc. 17.46
Beacon Medical Supplies 2.6)
S A. N. Brady Wholesale Hardware, Inc. , 38.24
Cushman Motor Scooter Sales 21.20
Business Equipment Company 42.97
City Of Hollywood-Utilities 84.57
Cameron Lumber Co. , 31.90
Curcie Bros . , Inc.
Duncan Parking Meter Corp. , 15.46.
4030
Dania Riverside Laundry 4.68
Florida Linen Service 5.40
East Coast Live Shrimp Co. , INc. 420.00
Frank's Live Bait, Inc. .27
18
Mike Gradl 118
Glades Rock Corporation 100.. 00
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27
Grif-fey Hardware 20.44
00
Gabriel Communications Corp. 88.50
Florida Power & Light Co. , 2,630.34
Jack's Auto Parts 1.13
Kraynak Office Machines 0
.5
Jaxson's Ice Cream 2 3737. 0
Harris Paint Company .:43.50
Jones' Equipment Co., 34.90
Southern Bell Tel & Tel Co. , Inc. 345.15
Miami Fire Equipment, Inc. , 1,409.16
Total 527605.21
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CITY OF DANIA
Dania, Florida
DISBURSEMENTS
August 1965
Water Fund
Burrell Bros. ,0il Co. , 75.00
General Fund 402.12
• Badger Meter Mfg. Company 10.33
Davis Meter & Supply Company 465.90
Standard Sanitary Supplies, Inc. , 41.95
F. H. Ross $c Co. 668.30
Neptune Meter Company 214.64
Infilco 55:06
• Edna J. Miller 7.88
Provident Life & Accident Insurance 28.00
Provident Life and Accident Insurance 28.00
The Dania Bank 330.90
Cadillac Overall Supply Co. , 6.00
City of Dania, Payroll Account 240.77
• City of Dania, Payroll Account 481.27
City of Dania, Payroll Account 90.12
City of Dania, Payroll Account 327. 01
City of Dania, Payroll Account 149.16
City of Dania, Payroll Account 119.46
Petty Cash 5.00
• Florida Power & Light Co. , 501.71
Pan American Tire Co. , 33.50
Callahan Motor Comppnjr 77.30
F. H. Ross & Co. , 343.90
Broward Publishing Co. , Inc. 49.35
State Supply Co. , Inc. 100.63
• Burroughs Corporation 256.17
Fairchild Sales Division 185.00
Southern Meter & Supply Co. , Inc 62.40
Broward Grain & Supply of Dania, Inc. 974.00
Southern Bell Tel & Tel Co. , 14.07
Cadillac Overall Supply Co 6.00
• Florida Power & Light Co. 469.11
Callahan Motor Company 72.67
D. Schaffer 2.12
Travelers Mortgage Loan Co. , 7.88
J. M. Cochran 4.59
Mary Kenyon 2.35
• John Marshall 7.88
Stylecraft Bldg. Corp. 4.57
TOTAL 6,922.07
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