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HomeMy WebLinkAbout86151 - MINUTES - City Commission • MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING, CITY COMMISSION, CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, HELD DECEMBER 21, 1964. 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 L. GRAMMER VERA L. HILL S. ELLIS YOUNG CARL ZENOBIA • CITY ATTORNEY CLARKE WALDEN BUII:DING INSPECTOR CHARLES LINDEMAN CHIEF OF POLICE MONTIE SMITH CITY CLERK MARY THORNHILL The meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by Mayor Salvino. • 1. Minutes of meeting held December 7, 1964. A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to approve the min- utes as read. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Grammer, and the roll being called , the Commissioners voted as follows: • Grammer Yes Hill Yes Young Yea Zenobia Yea Salvino Yes • 2. Transfer of 4 COP License: From Dorothy C. Ihle to Georgia L. Weber, Patio Pit, 242 East Dania Beach Boule- vard. (Second Reading) A motion was made by Commissioner Grammer to pass on second • and final 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 3. Transfer of 2 COP License: From Edward F. Horton to James E. Hartman, the Hut Bar, 329 S.W. 13th Street. • (First Reading) A motion was made by Commissioner Young that the application for transfer be approved on first reading. 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. Ordinance: Rezoning Lots 1 through 9, Shelter Islands , Third Addition, from B-2 Classification to R-1 Classi- fication. (Second Reading) ��1, -1- o o AN ORDINANCE REZONING Lots 1 through 9, Shelter Island,- Third Addition, according to the plat thereof recorded in the Public Records. of Broward County, Florida, and having a street address of approximately the 1300 block of Northwest Tenth Street, Dania, Florida, from B-2 0 Classification to R-1 Classification; and providing that all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith be repealed to the extent of such conflict; and providing that this ordinance shall become effec- tive as of its passage and adoption, on Third Reading. 0 A motion was made by Commissioner Young to adopt the ordinance on second reading. 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 5. R. L. Almeida, Director of Waste Collection & Disposal . • System for Broward County, to discuss refuse disposal. Mr. Almeida stated that some time ago the State Board of Health and the City of Dania were involved in a law suit because of an open dump in the City; and that the previous Commission agreed to use the County Incinerator when it was completed. There was • then some discussion by the previous City Commission about the idea of the City building its own incinerator. Attorney Walden stated that, in view of the fact that there was a law suit brought against the City, that something should be done as soon as. possible. He suggested that the Commission refer 0 the matter to the Finance Committee with instructions for that Committee to figure out what it will cost to build an incinerator and to haul garbage to the County Incinerator; also for that Com- mittee to. meet with the County Commission and Mr. Almeida, and come back with a report as soon as 'possible. 0 The matter was then referred tc the Finance Committee, consisting of Mr. Young, Mrs. Hill and Mr. Grammer. 6. A. J. Ryan, Jr. , representing Michael DePadro, to discuss refuse disposal. Since Mr. A. J. Ryan, Jr.., is not present, the Commission will go on to the next item on the agenda. 7. Recommendations from the December 8 meeting of the Planning and Zoning Board. (1) Mr. Butler, of Ellis, Spencer & Butler, representing Mr. Nicholas Vanella: Request change of zoning from B-2 to C-1. Mrs. Panella made a motion that recommendation be made to the City Commission that a public hearing be held regarding 0 this zoning change at 7:30 on January 12th. Seconded by Mr. Tanner and unanimously carried by roll call vote. r- t. -2- • A motion was made by Commissioner Young to accept the Zoning Boards recommendation and authorize a Public Hearing at 7:30 P.M. on January 12, 1965. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Zenobia, and the roll being called, the Commissioners • voted as follows: Grammer Yes Hill Yes Young Yea_ Zenobia Yes Salvino Yes O (2) The City Commission referred back to the Zoning Board for their recommendation to vacate the alley south of NW. 10th Street, between NW 6th Avenue and NW 7th Avenue. • Mr. Kennedy stated that he would like to make ,a recom- mendation that the City pave the area to alleviate the situation. Mr. Loury stated that he was in favor of closing one and of it rather than abandon it. Mr. Loury recommended that it be tabled until they could • determine the legality of shutting off the Eagt end. Mr. Tanner moved thai it be tabled until the next meet= ing on January 12th so they could determine the legality question. Seconded by Mr. DiMauro and carried unanimously. No action. (3) Standard Oil Company, represented by F. L. Jones as sales Manager and S. W. Nystcom, Resident Engineer: Re- quest a building permit for a new Standard Oil Station, located at the SW corner of Federal Highway and Griffin Rd. Mrs. Panella made a motion to recommend to City Commission they be granted a Public Hearing to be held at 7:45 on January 12th for variance on lots 9 and 10. Seconded by Mr. DiMauro and carried by unanimous roll call vote. A motion was made by Commissioner Young to authorize a Public Hearing to be held before the Planning and Zoning Board at 7:45 P.M. on January 12, and that we also reserve right to waive or not waive the Public Hearing before the City Commission, to be determined later. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Zen- obia, and the roll being called , the Commissioners voted as follows : Grammer Yes Hill Yes z, Young Yes { Zenobia Yes Salvino Yes (4) Mr. Loury requested Mr. Lindeman to contact Jesse Byrd regarding the Satellite Beach Homes, Inc. , request for permit to build a 24 unit apartment building at 224 S.W. Phippen Road. No action. 8. Bills for the month of November to be approved for payment. a•_ rt: d, . -3- . , " A list of the bills for the month of November is attached to and made a part of these minutes. A motion was made by Commissioner Grammer that the bills be approved for payment. ' 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 9. Consider the purchase of a new Motor Scooter for use at Dania Beach. Chief Smith read the bids as follows: Cushman of Fort Lauderdale: $1,845.00 Leas trade-in: 495.00 _$T, _ Cushman of Miami: $1,845.00 Less trade-in: 200.00 A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to declare an emer- gency and authorize the City Manager to purchase the Scooter from Cushman of Fort Lauderdale. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Grammer, and the roll being called, the Commis- sioners voted as follows: Grammer Yea Hill Yes Young Yea Zenobia Yes Salvino Yes 10. City Attorney: Attorney Walden: I have had a request from Mr. McMillan of Jordan Furniture Company to present to you his request that the - City declare a surplus and authorize a Public Sale of 6 inches off the South side of the lot where the old City Hall used to be. I don't have the exact legal on it. I understand that there is a slight encroachment by the Jordan Furniture Company building on city property, and about the only way it can be re- solved is for the city to sell 6 inches of the property to Jor- dan. The only way you can do it is declare the property surplus and authorize public bids on it. If you do wish to go ahead with this, you should authorize me to come back next meeting with a resolution to this effect. A motion was made by Commissioner Young to authorize the City Attorney to draw u the necessary resolution and s� Y P y present it to the Commission at the next meeting. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Hill, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Grammer Yes Hill Yes Young Yea ' Zenobia Yea Salvino Yes lam' a , 11. Correspondence: Acting City Manager Thornhill read a letter as follows: Dear Mayor and City Commissioners; O We believe that you have delivered and received pay- ment for, through private purchase, approximately $2,250,000 Sewer Revenue Bonds of the City of Dania. We had an agreement dated June 10, 1958 covering the O Sewer Financing for the City of DAnia, Florida, which had never been cancelled. During the period from May 16, 1958 until recently we have actively advised the City of Dania concerning this financing. Many of our personnel and much out of pocket expense in connec- tion with this Agreement has been incurred during • this period of time. Therefore, we are presenting a modest bill covering the services rendered in this. connection. We would appreciate your putting this invoice in the Agenda for payment and when such payment is received • we will consider the Agreement terminated. /a/ E. C. Hodge, B. J. Van Ingen & Co." City Manager Thornhill: The bill is in the amount of $1,970,13. I would like to know what you would like to have done with the bill. • A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to turn the bill over to Mr. Harvey Henann of Barcus Kindred & Co, and let them take care of it, because he said that he would take care of any bills that were due B. J. Van Ingen & Co. The motion was se- conded by Commissioner Young, and the roll being called, the • Commissioners voted as follows: Grammer Yes Hill Yes Young Yes Zenobia Yes • Salvino Yes 12. City Manager's Report: City Manager Thornhill: I have a bill here from Broome and Farina for the plans and specifications for paving S.W. 2nd Terrace and S.W. 7th Terrace, and we also had a survey on S.W. loth Street. The total amount of this is $205.00. I would like to have it approved for payment. A motion was made by Commissioner Grammer that the bill be paid. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Zenobia, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Grammer Yes Hill Yes Young Yes Zenobia Yea • Salvino Yes City Manager Thornhill: We also have a bill from the Florida League of Municipalities for the membership in the league in 1965 in the amount of $375.00. 5 a: - A motion was made by Commissioner Hill that the bill be paid. 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 Thornhill: We also have a bill from the firm of • Rodgers & Price. The total amount of the bill is $3,350.50. That will complete their work through November 30. Commissioner Zenobia: I notice this letter is dated December 2. Does anybody know where this letter has been since then? • Commissioner Young: Yes sir. I can tell you where it has been for the last week. It has been in my office. Mayor Salvino: Why doesn't he mail his bills direct to the City Hall, Mr. Young? • Commissioner Young: Well, I imagine that he gave the bills to me because I am chairman of the Finance Committee, and an accountant. So I am qualified to state whether his bill was out of line or not. Commissioner Grammer: Down on the bottom of these pages he has one price and he will settle for another. So it must seem that he thought the bill was out of line, since he will settle for less than half of what it was. Commissioner Young: If you will notice, I think on a couple of bills that you are talking about, that out of consideration they • reduced pure labor costs. Commissioner Zenobia: I wasn't here when the man was hired, but I was in the audience, and if I remember right he was hired for $2,000 or something -like that. to do the same work that the last man did. • Commissioner Young: No, the. last firm did the bookkeeping work. Commissioner Zenobia: I still recall the price of $2,000 men- tioned. Whether, he did bookkeeping or whatever he is doing. • Commissioner Young: If you were in the audience, then you will remember that he was hired for a Certified Audit for a period of three years. There .was. considerable extra work necessitated by the fact that the firm ,had been back in two prior years until such a time that we. told them to forget about the previous work and just work on the one year. But we still have their labor factor in the two prior years. There is also the problem of bookkeeping. The firm has made many trips to City Hall to recon- silo the cash account, which is not . in the appropriations. Commissioner Grammer: I would like to ask the City Clerk. With this payment, if we made this payment, how much has this firm • been paid as of November 2? City Clerk Thornhill: Prior to this bill--$3,251.50. The total of these bills here is $3,350.50. . . .which makes a grand total of $6, 602. Commissioner Grammer: Which is really about 8 months work, be- cause he was hired around the first of March. -6- 0 A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia that the bill be tabled until Mr. Price can meet with the City Commission to discuss it. 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 • 6. A. J. Ryan, Jr. , repreaenting'Michael DePadro, to dis- cuss refuse disposal. Mr. Ryan stated that he was here tonight on behalf of DePadro Yacht Basin to discuss the City trash dump located directly • South and East of the DePadro Yacht Basin. He pointed out that Mr. DePadro established his Yacht Basin in Dania about 1956, and since that time he has made several additions and improvements , representing an investment of slightly over one million dollars, which probably makes it the second largest business in the City with the exception of the Dania Jai-Alai • Fronton. He stated that in 1957 the City established what was then to be a temporary dump on the 30 acre park, it not only turned out to be permanent, but it also increased in size. He then showed pictures to the Commission of. that dump, and pointed out the fact that not only the City was using the dump, but also private individuals. .He stated that the dump A was a constant source of soot, leaves , and general smoke and other conditions generally found around a dump. This smoke and soot drifts over Mr. DePadro's Yacht Basin with the result that it has caused him (Mr. DePadro) a. financial hhadship and damage to his operations at the yacht basin. He said that Mr. DePadro has repair facilities at the yacht basin, and the boatmen themselves are constantly keeping their boats up by staining them, varnishing them and waxing them. However, with this cross drift of smoke from.the :trash which settles on his boats and on his overe-all.-,property, he is suffering a real H damage to his business. e stated that in 1964 he had to spend $4,850 in re-doing work on boats at the basin,. in 1963 $3,700, • and in 1962 $4,400. In addition he has to re-paint his .build- ing at a coat of $2,500 each time. And there are many other expenditures that are a direct result 'of the operation of the dump. He requested that the City use some other. place for the disposal of' this trash. He suggested that they might use the county incinerator, or shother disposal area closer to the • City. He said that there are other disposal areas in the County that are presently being utilized by .various individuals for the disposal of -trash that don't cause. the problems and the aggravation that this one. does. He said that there may be a little expense involved in hauling it elsewhere, but he felt that the City had an obligation not only to Mr. DePadro, but , � . also the other citizens living .in that general area. Commissioner Zenobia: I have seen this dump, and I agree with you. It is terrible. And that was part of my platform--to eliminate dumps. • A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to eliminate the trash dump ontthe East Bide of the highway and take the trash to Curcio Pit, or;whichever one is cheaper. -7- 0 0 Commissioner Grammer: Well, Carl, I am all for getting rid of the dump, but we have to get another truck, because we only have enough trucks to operate here in the city. If we sent our trash trucks clear out there, we aren't going to get the trash picked up in the town. Instead of one hurting, 0 the whold city is going to hurt. Commissioner Zenobia: I agree with you that we need another truck, but I still say,. as I have said before, that if we had the right supervision around here we have enough trucks. We 0 have trash trucks riding all around the town with nobody in them. Commissioner Young: How Par is it to Curcie Brothers Dump? A. J. Ryan: About 30 miles round trip. • Commissioner Zenobia: h have one thing more I would like to say before my motion dies. For one thing, you should consider, as Mr. Ryan says , that there is a park there. And for another thing, you have the NE section where all those homes are, and some of the people there have complained. I don't know if you have looked at it or not, but it is quite bad. It looks much 0 worse than our other dump. And then the other factor is that within a month's time we should be starting our sewer plant right on that same site, and we will have to do something about it then. You certainly couldn't have the mess there that you have now with the sewer plant going up. 0 Mayor Salvino declared the motion dead for lack of a second. A motion was made by Commissioner Hill to appoint the City Manager to look into the situation immediately and to see if there are some closer locations that might be utilized that would be less expensive than, to go out to Curcie Brothers. Dump, and call a meeting when she gets the information, and the Commission can then take some action on it. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Zenobia, and the roll being cal- led, the Commissioners voted as follows: Grammer Yes • Hill Yes Young Yes Zenobia Yes ' Salvino Yes Commissioner Grammer: I don't believe there are any of us Commissioners here who do not want to do away with the dump, but the way Carl's (Commissioner Zenobia) motion was stated was to do away with the dump tomorrow, and we don't have the equipment to do it. Now I am for getting rid of the dump, but we can't do the impossible. i0. City Manager Thornhill: We have had a request from the St. Andrews Episcopal Church to hold a carnival to begin on Dec. 23, on the City-owned property located just North of the Dania Colored Cemetery. A motion was made. by Commissioner Grammer to refer this to the Chief of Police and the Police & Fire Committee. The motion y was seconded by. Commissioner Zenobia, and the roll being cal- led, the Commissioners voted as follows: Grammer Yes ' - Hill Yes �. Young Yes Zenobia Yes Salvino Yes ® City Manager Thornhill: Mr. Mayor, we have a request from Mr. Sessa for the City to give him a grade for a street. Mayor Salvino called for Johnny Sessa to step forward and present his request. Johnny Sessa: I would like the City to check the grades on the street, Sixth Street and part of Third Avenue. It will be curb and gutter. Commissioner Zenobia: Do we have all the necessary deeds? Johnny Sessa: Right. It has already been dedicated. Commissioner Young: How much of the two streets do you plan on putting in? . Johnny Sessa: Sixth Street will be 250 feet, and Third Avenue will be 140 feet, plus curbs and gutters. Mr. Lindeman, Building Inspector: I spoke to Mr. Philpott today, and he said that you don't have enough information to give the proper grades for drainage. And the area from Second Avenue to Fifth Street and Second Avenue and Fifth Avenue,and from Fifth Street' to Seventh Avenue will not be shot. He said it will cost the city too much money. Commissioner Grammer: Well, the man is going to put the streets in at his own expense. A motion was made by Commissioner Grammer to recommend that Pete Broome, as our City Engineer, go down there and get the proper grade, so that Mr. Sessa can put the street in. 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 Thornhill: It is customary at the end of the year for the City to approve the payment of bonuses to all their em- ployees, and I would like .to have that approval tonight before the checks .are made. A motion was made by Commissioner Hill to approve payment of the bonuses. The. motion was seconded by Commissioner Grammer. Commissioner Zenobia: I would like to make an amendment to the motion to change one of the bonuses, that will be Mary Thornhills. In-addition to the regular bonus, to give her two weeks salary • for the job that she is doing as City Clerk and City Manager, that she is not getting any extra money for. Commissioner Grammer: I will second that. Mary is doing a good job. She has been our Acting City Manager, and I think she is entitled to it, and the City is getting off lightly. Commissioner Young: We have three new employees that haven't served a full 3 months, and I think they sho:lldibe given the minimum. Commissioner Zenobia: I will include that in my amendment. • The roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Grammer Yes Hill Yes Young Yes Zenobia Yes • Salvino Yes A motion was made by Commissioner Hill that the City Hall be closed at noon on Christmas Eve, and as many employees as possible be excused. 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 Zenobia: I have a petition for the paving of S.W. loth Street between Second Avenue and Dixie Highway. I contacted DiMar hoping they could give us _a price, . and they came up with a price of $720.25. The Engineer looked at it. • I would like to recommend that we award this to DiMar in addition to the other job they are doing here now, because it is only a short street. Attorney Walden: Have they agreed to being assessed? • Commissioner Zenobia: Yes, all parties involved know the price and they have agreed to it. Attorney Walden: It has been customary to get petitions from all the property owners. Ybu can authorize a special agreement where they just agree that they will be assessed. All owners ! should agree to be assessed. Then the City can go ahead. A motion was made by Commissioner Zenobia to have the agreement drawn up and signed by all the property owners involved. 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 Yea • There being no further business on the agenda, the meeting adjourned. Mary WtiornhiLL—-- City. Clerk-Auditor Frank a vino ! Mayor-Commissioner •: -10- CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA DISBURSEhENTS Novem er, 19 General Fund Weekley Asphalt Paving, Inc. $ 56.00 Dewitt Chemical Company 47.25 Dixie Farm & Garden Supply, Inc. 62.83 M.E. Berry & Associates 225.00 Kelly's T.V. 7.16 Take-Along Travel Chair Co. 10.80 Easter L. Gates 193.72 Lauderdale Abstract & Title Co. 90.00 Sun-Tattler Co. 28.50 Peoples Gas System 9,02 Orkin 6.00 Lippoth Plumbing, Inc. 31.90 J.R. Adams Flooring Co. 79.50 Duncan Parking Meter Division of Nautee Corp. 800.00 Frank's Live Bait, Inc. 27.41 Morehead's Seafood 364.33 Eli Witt Cigar & Tobacco 18.18 • D.M.R. Mfg. Co. 109.16 Lead Enterprises 151.51 First Nat'l Bank of Boston (U.S. Tackle) 26.30 Philip F. Pollack 137.14 Bob Pecan 115.15 Broome and Farina 222.00 John Sessa Bulldozing, Inc. 48.00 i G.M. Hopkins Company MOO The Dania Press 24.75 Clarke Walden 675.00 Travelers Insurance Co. 691.62 Ruth Elizabeth Smith 20.00 John Sessa Bulldozing, Inc. 60.00 Xerox Corp. 59.82 Burroughs Corp. 311.50 George J. Michaels 6.00 Lien Chemical Company 11.98 East Coast Live'Shrimp Co., Inc. 288.75 • Melvin M. Stone, M.D. 29.00 Dania Chamber of Commerce 458.34 A.M. Black 200.00 Humane Society of Broward County 25.00 Florida State Board of Health 20.00 Clarke Walden 430.26 • Clerk of the Circuit Court 7.50 S. Ellis Young 88.59 Robert Grammer 100.00 Vera L. Hill 101.09 Carl Zenobia 50.00 Frank Salvino 62.50 Wyldwood Tropical Nurseries 10000.00 Burrell Bros, Oil Co., Inc. 106.80 Burrell Bros. Oil Co., Inc. 256.35 Mack Industries, Inc. 11.90 Weekley Asphalt Paving, Inc. 66.50 Scotland Electric Supply 4.45 • Winthers Glass Shop 3.00 Business Equipment Company 39.26 ' Burroughs Corporation 121.13 Broward Grain & Supply of Dania, Inc. 155.44 Florida Linen Service 7.90 Cameron Lumber Company 42.38 - Broward County Traffic Association 100,00 Times Square Blueprint-Photocopy 7.80 May's Transfer, Inc. 62.30 Carried Forward "�' 81648.77 CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA 0 DISBURSEMENTS Novem er, 19 -64 General Fund - Continued 0 Brought Forward $ 89648.77 Maus Chemical & Industrial Supplies 6.63 Gabriel Communications 82.50 Seavey Garden & Pet Supplies, Inc. 50.36 Southern Photo Service 78.13 Dania Lions Club 72.00 0 Jes. H. Matthews & Co. 120.00 Dixie Plumbing & Hardware Co. 6.17 Harris Paint Company 69.06 Standard Oil Company 53.90 Florida Power & Light Company 10526.63 Beacon Medical Supplies 2.60 0 City of Hollywood Utilities Office 44.85 Sears Roebuck & Company 69.49 Hollywood Electric Motor Repair, Inc. 147.02 Crystal Springs Water Co. 1.10 Lexow Auto Parts Co., Inc. 10.38 The C.B. Dolge Company 19.50 0 Florida'Dust Control Service, Inc. 6.00 LaCroix Electric Company 123.56 Dania Volunteer Fire Department 512.00 Power Center 3.16 Royal Distributors 10,00 L.W. Rozzo & Son, Inc. 17.44 0 Griffey Hardware 6.98 Cadillac Overall Supply Company 187.90 Dania Riverside Laundry 5.50 Coastal Business Machines Equipment 83.80 Jack's Auto Parts 4.50 Argo Uniform Company 21.80 0 Causeway Lumber Co., Inc. 31.58 Kraynak Office Machines 24.85 Miami Fire Equipment, Inc. 592.50 Color-Rite Brick & Acoustic Tile, Inc. 290.00 Callahan Motor Company 736.91 New Amsterdam Casualty Company 1,753.00 0 Provident Life & Accident Company 15,985.Go Walker Insurance Associates, Inc. 61820.00 Carl Zenobia 75.00 Jaxson's Ice Cream 207,00 Joseph D. Thornton 50.00 Virgil L. Tarpley 50.00 0 Broward Publishing Co., Inc. 308.95 B.F. Reames, Jr., Postmaster 4.90 Florida Revenue Commission 161.59 Mary Ned 21,00 Ruth Manning 22,50 John J. Kaires 22,50 0 Naoma McElyea 22.50 Margie Kinsey 22.50 Irene Stowe 22,50 Elizabeth Gedeon 22.50 Wilma Guzowski 22.50 Dorothy Cates 22,50 0 Irene E. Lobar 22.50 Vincent Pannulla 21,00 Nancy F. Phillips 21.00 Athalene Sheffield 21.00 Clyde A. Aycock 21.00 Juanita Tallent 21.00 0 Rita M. Lowry 21.00 Sam Green 21,00 -Rose Middleton 21,00 Carried Forward $ 399474.51 CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA A DISBURSEMENTS ovem er,—1-964 General Fund - Continued ® Brought Forward $ 39,474.51 Mildred Bryant 21.00 Hannah White 21,00 Essie M. Gaines 21.00 Ruby Curry 21,00 Marquerite Dunn 21.00 • B.F. Reames, Jr., Postmaster 4.20 The Travelers Insurance Company 785.72 B.F. Reames, Jr., Postmaster 68.80 Carl Zenobia 100.00 City of Dania Payroll Account 6,813.33 City of Dania Payroll Account 10261.45 • City of Dania Payroll Account 60489.87 City of Dania Payroll Account 1,237.29 City of Dania Payroll Account 1352.57 City of Dania Payroll Account 1:688.53 Duncan Parking Meter Company Division of Nautec Corp. 800.00 Broward Publishing Co., Inc. 34.42 Total S 60,215.69 • • • • • • • 4y11 . CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA ® DISBURSEMENTS Nove er, 1904 WATER FUND • Thomas Manning $ 7.88 Earl Wood 5.76 C.O. Parrish 3.09 A.J. Konnick, Inc. 7.88 Willie A. Turner 5.76 • A. Livieri- 5.21 A. Livieri 5.80 A. Livieri 5.21 Juan Barreto 7.29 Total Water Deposit Refunds 53.88 General Fund 423.86 • City of Dania Payroll Account 494.51 City of Dania Payroll Account 46.00 City of Dania Payroll Account 47.00 City of Dania Payroll Account 494.51 City of Dania Payroll Account 72.02 City of Dania Payroll Account 70,27 • A.K. Peters 3.00 Burroughs Corp. 22.75 Infilco, Inc. 164.89 Florida Power & Light Company 468.84 Broward Publishing Co., Inc. 19.70 F,H. Ross & Company 270'05 • Standard•Sanitary Supplies 54.45 Conoflow Corp. 10.03 Broome & Farina 50.00 Florida Testing & Engineering' Inc. 32.50 Davis Meter & Supply Co., Inc. 76.00 • Neptune Meter Co. 385.20 Total Disbursements $ 3,259. 6 General Fund (Loan & Interest) 329500.00 $ 350759.46 • • • • '•4, s.