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DANIA BEACH MARINE ADVISORY BOARD
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 2008 — 6:00 P.M.
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Approval of Minutes of June 18, 2008
4. Reports and Discussion
4.1 Griffin Marine Park Solar Lighting - Memo from Colin Donnelly, Assistant City
Manager
4.2 Captain Jay Jackson, Dock Master
4.3 Review and Discussion of Parking of Recreational Vehicles as requested by the City
Commission
5. Old Business
6. New Business
7. Board Member Comments
8. Adjournment
Board Members — If you are unable to attend please call the City Clerk's Office at (954)
924-6800, extension 3622
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Memorandum
To: Marine Advisory Board
From: Colin Donnelly, Assistant City Manager n
Date: August 11, 2008 \✓/�
Subject: Griffin Marine Park - Solar Lighting
The City received the contract with Broward County for the Griffin Marine Park Solar
Lighting Project, which the City Commission will approve at the August 26, 2008
Commission Meeting.
The project is for 5 solar powered lights. The grant amount is $45,000 with a match of
$2,500.
I am seeking a proposal for engineering services from Chen & Associates, the City's
engineer for the solar street lighting program. Chen will prepare a lighting plan and
create as-builts that are required for BBIP.
The City will hold a public hearing on the lighting plan to give the residents an
opportunity to comment on the improvement. Said plan will be forward to Marine
Advisory Board for comments.
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100 West Dania Beach Boulevard, Dania Beach, Florida 33004 Phone: (954) 9243640 w ..daniabeachfl.gov
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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING
MARINE ADVISORY BOARD
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 2008 — 6:00 P.M.
1. Call to Order
Clive Taylor called the meeting to order at 6:15 p.m.
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Debby Bradford Carol Sto ._`
Mike Grady CliveT nor
Albert Owler Lour bt ; .•
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Chairman Taylor welcorn is i sted in joining the Marine Advisory Board.
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Lour t motioned t rove PQnutes, seconded by Billy Phipps. Motion carried
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5. Reports an ussion 3" '
5.1 Chairman ort
Chairman Taylor advised that the Future Boaters Park that was discussed in previous
meetings is privately owned by Seaboard Warehouse Terminals in Miami, FL. He
advised that there is an FP&L easement on the property with restrictions and the property
cannot be developed. He would like to meet with the City Manager and Assistant City
Manager so that a letter may be sent asking if they would like to donate this land to the
City of Dania Beach as a park, or perhaps lease it. He indicated that the property could
be used as a boat launch.
5.2 Derelict Vessel Report—Deputy Jason Riddle—BSO
Deputy Riddle advised they will be going out for bids on July 18, 2008 for the Derelict
Vessel Grant. Deputy Riddle advised that a pamphlet regarding Boat Theft Prevention
will be coming out soon, and that M.I.A.S.F. has agreed to underwrite the printing costs.
Deputy Riddle noted that there is a 15' derelict vessel at State Road#7 and Orange Drive.
The Florida Registration Number was missing but they were able to find the hidden hull
registration number and discovered that it expired in 1998. Th are researching to find
the previous owner. E'
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Dock Master Jackson was not able to attend the ng� He eAMhM,,
his Marina Update
and advised that the 2" water line is hooked j 9 waiting al Certificate of
Occupancy to open the Marina Restrooms 3;0i. °h
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The speed hump to slow down traffic entering F ea F is almost complete, and the
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Public Restrooms will open after it is completed. ' 01HI
Dock Master Jackson also advi � he has not aguything about the safety
barricades for the seawall. He mdi e spoke wif ayor and City Manager
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Albert Owler in had attend Maritime Ponorary Day at Harbour Towne
Marina and he advis e Mayor anity Manager regarding this situation.
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5.4 Election of a -srChat sonOF;
At , ng McAdam otioned to appoint Mike Grady, seconded by
by Brad otio i;passed unanimously. Chairman Taylor advised that this
. .tion should co . e to etmg since Mike Grady left the meeting at 6:45 p.m.
a prior co nt. .
Mike accepted, } nomination as Vice-Chairperson.
6. Old Business
Mike Grady distributed a picture to the Board Members regarding a problem with debris dumped
at the Dania Cut-off Canal near his house. The debris consists of cut-up steel from a large tank,
pilings, generators, etc. He indicated it is near the parked barge and that he spoke with someone
who saw the person who dumped the materials.
Deputy Riddle stated that he and the Code Compliance Unit were already looking into this and
spoke to Dave "Cowboy"Matthews.
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Marine Advisory Board
June 18,2008—6:00 p.m.
7. New Business
Chairman Taylor advised that there have been recent burglaries on N.E. 5`h Court, on the east
side of the canal.
8. Board Member Comments
Guest Chris Arutt asked about the barges on Whiskey Creek. Deputy Riddle indicated that with
the recent grant they received they will be removing them.
9. Adiournment
Carol Stokrocki motioned to adjourn the meeting, seconded Debb dford. Motion carried
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Marine Advisory Board
June 18,2008—6:00 p.m.
ARTICLE III. PARKING, STOPPING AND STANDING* Pagel of 4
DIVISION 6. COMMERCIAL AND RECREATIONAL VEHICLES*
*Cross references: Stopping, standing and parking generally, § 25-40 et seq.
Sec. 25-120. Definitions.
The following words and phrases are defined for the purposes of this division:
Boat shall mean any contrivance designed to be propelled through the water, or any boat so licensed by the
state, excepting air boats.
Commercial vehicle shall mean any vehicle designed or used, or maintained primarily for the transportation of
property and/or persons for hire, including but not limited to tractors, trailers, or any part thereof; wreckers, tow trucks
or other vehicles equipped with a hoist or other mechanical equipment designed to perform a similar function, any
vehicle commonly recognized as a commercial vehicle or any vehicle which contains advertising markings in excess of
three (3) square feet per side or per vehicle top.
Passenger vehicle shall mean only those vehicles designed, used or maintained primarily to transport private
passengers and are currently licensed for travel on the public roads. This does not include vehicles designed for mass
public transportation such as buses, nor does it include special purpose vehicles specially designed primarily for
unusual terrain and conditions such as swamp buggies, track layers, etc.
Recreational vehicle shall mean any vehicle or portable structure designed primarily to provide temporary
living quarters for recreation, camping or travel use; either a vehicular structure mounted on wheels, self-powered or
designed to be pulled by another vehicle or a structure designed to be mounted upon and carried by another vehicle.
This definition is intended to include travel trailer, camping trailer, camp bus or house bus and truck-camper unit of
walk-in capacity.
Special purpose vehicle shall mean a vehicle especially designed primarily for unusual terrain and conditions
and are not usually licensed for or used on the public road, such as swamp buggies, stockcars, air boats, etc.
Trailer shall mean a vehicular structure mounted on wheels designed to be pulled by another vehicle.
Utility trailer shall mean a trailer designed to transport materials, goods or equipment. This includes boat
trailers.
(Ord. No. 230, § 1(28-93), (28-95), 2-12-80; Ord. No. 236, § 2, 5-13-80)
Sec. 25-121. City manager to designate public carrier stands.
The city manager is hereby authorized to establish bus stops, bus stands, taxicab stands and stands for other
passenger common carrier motor vehicles on such public streets, in such places and in such number as he shall
determine to be of the greatest benefit and convenience to the public. Every such bus stop, bus stand, taxicab stand
or other stand, shall be designated by appropriate signs.
(Ord. No. 230, § 1(28-34), 2-12-80)
Cross references: Enforcement generally, § 25-71 et seq.
Sec. 25-122. Stopping, standing or parking of buses and taxicabs regulated.
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The operator of a bus or taxicab shall not stop, stand or park upon any street in any business district at any
place other than at a bus stop, or taxicab stand, respectively, except that this provision shall not prevent the operation
of any such vehicle from temporarily stopping in accordance with other stopping, standing or parking regulations at
any place for the purpose of and while engaged in the expeditious unloading or loading of passengers.
(Ord. No. 230, § 1(28-118), 2-12-80)
Sec. 25-123. Restricted use of bus and taxicab stands.
No person shall stop, stand or park a vehicle other than a bus in a bus stop, or other than a taxicab in a taxicab
stand, when such stop or stand has been officially designated and appropriately signed, except that the driver of a
passenger vehicle may temporarily stop therein for the purpose of and while actually engaged in expeditious loading
or unloading of passengers when such stopping does not interfere with any bus or taxicab waiting to enter or about to
enter such zone.
(Ord. No. 230, § 1(28-119), 2-12-80)
Sec. 25-124. Parking or trucks, buses or other commercial vehicles in residential areas prohibited.
(a) In any residential area or district, no person, firm or corporation shall park or cause to be parked or allow
to be parked or occupied on the premises of any dwelling or on any lot which is not a part of any dwelling,
either of which is situated in a residential area or district or in the streets, alleys or parkways abutting said
property, any truck that is classified as one ton by capacity, bus, tractor-trailer, or any part thereof, wrecker or
other vehicle equipped with a hoist or other mechanical equipment.
(b) All commercial vehicles, not prohibited from parking in residential areas by subsection (a) shall be parked
or stored in the side or rear yard where accessible by alley, public or private road, or other legally permissible
means.
(c) In the event the side or rear yard is inaccessible by alley or public or private road, or other legally
permissible means, then said commercial vehicle, not prohibited by subsection (a) may park in the front of the
residence.
(Ord. No. 230, § 1(28-94), 2-12-80; Ord. No. 236, § 3, 5-13-80; Ord. No. 01-97, § 1, 1-28-97)
Sec. 25-125. Parking of recreational vehicles in residential areas.
No recreational vehicles, special purpose vehicles, trailers, utility trailers and/or boats shall be parked in any
residential area or district except as specified by the terms of this section:
(a) All recreational vehicles, boats and utility trailers shall be parked or stored in the side yard or rear
yard where accessible by alley, public or private road, or other legally permissible means.
(b) In the event the side or rear yard is inaccessible by alley or public or private road, or other legally
permissible means, then said recreational vehicle, boat or utility trailer, may be parked or stored on the
driveway, not less than five (5) feet from the front property line, perpendicular to the existing structure,
except where parked on a paved circular driveway. In no event shall any recreational vehicle, boat or
utility trailer be permitted to be parked in the public road right-of-way.
(c) No recreational vehicle, boat or utility trailer exceeding thirteen and six-tenths (13.6) feet in height
shall be permitted to be parked or stored in any residential area or district, except in a wholly enclosed
garage.
(d) In no event shall any boat exceeding twenty-five (25) feet in length or eight (8) feet in width be
parked or stored on residential property unless it is within a completely enclosed, roofed and walled
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permanent structure.
(a) No special purpose vehicle shall be permitted to be parked or stored in any residential area or
district except in a wholly enclosed garage.
(f) No more than one utility trailer and one recreational vehicle and one boat, shall be parked or stored
on residential property, per dwelling unit, unless such others are within a completely enclosed roofed
and walled permanent structure.
(g) No vehicle or trailer commonly known as a "mobile home" shall be permitted to be parked or stored
in a residential area or district. For the purposes of this section, a "mobile home" is defined to be a
vehicular portable structure built on a chassis and designed to be used and capable of being used
without a permanent foundation as a dwelling when connected with utilities. This definition does not
include a vehicular structure equipped for the road and use as a temporary dwelling during travel,
recreation or vacation.
(Ord. No. 230, § 1(28-96), 2-12-80; Ord. No. 236, §4, 5-13-80)
Sec. 25-126. Restrictions on parking commercial and recreational vehicles in residential areas.
The following restrictions apply to the parking of both commercial and recreational vehicles as defined in this
division:
(a) Every vehicle herein permitted, except special purpose vehicles and except those parked and
stored within a completely enclosed roofed and walled permanent structure, shall have affixed thereto a
currently valid license tax and vehicle inspection sticker registered to the vehicle.
(b) All vehicles herein permitted shall be parked or stored with all wheels and tires mounted and
inflated and shall be maintained in a movable condition. Said vehicle, boat or utility trailer shall not be
supported to any degree by concrete blocks, jacks or any other means of support, except a truck-
camper unit which has its own jack and is a structure designed to be mounted upon and carried by
another vehicle and except for a recreational trailer which may be supported by an attached tongue.
Any wrecked, partially dismantled or rusted-out vehicles must be stored within a completely enclosed
building. Nothing in this section shall prohibit any person from making minor repairs on a vehicle on
their own property, when such repairs are completed within a twenty-four-hour period.
(c) No vehicle or structure herein permitted shall be used as an accessory building, or for storage, or
occupied in any manner, or connected to any utility or electrical service, except as necessary to
perform minor and/or emergency repairs to such vehicle or structures and except for recharge of
batteries. Nothing in this subsection shall prohibit the owner of a recreational vehicle, in an emergency
situation, from temporarily residing in his recreational vehicle on his own property. However, in no event
shall his temporary residence be more than forty-eight (48) hours.
(Ord. No. 230, § 1(28-97), 2-12-80; Ord. No. 236, § 5, 5-13-80)
Sec. 25-127. Reserved.
Editor's note: Ord. No. 2007-019, § 1, adopted Aug. 28, 2007, repealed § 25-127, which pertained to variance and
derived from Ord. No. 230, § 1(28-97-1, adopted Feb. 12, 1980; and Ord. No. 236, § 6, adopted May 13, 1980,
Sec. 25-128. Penalty.
Any person, firm, association, institution or corporation violating any term or provision of this division shall,
upon conviction by a court of competent jurisdiction, be liable for a mandatory fine of not less than fifty dollars ($50.00)
nor more than one hundred dollars ($100.00). Upon conviction for a third violation within a one year period, the
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mandatory fine shall be not less than one hundred fifty dollars ($150.00) nor more than five hundred dollars
($500.00) and/or imprisonment not to exceed thirty (30)days, or both.
(Ord. No. 230, § 1(28-98), 2-12-80; Ord. No. 236, § 7, 5-13-80)
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ORDINANCE NO. 2008-015
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA
BEACH, FLORIDA, PERTAINING TO THE PARKING OR STORAGE IN
RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS OF UTILITY TRUCKS, RECREATIONAL
VEHICLES, MOBILE LIVING UNITS, OTHER SIMILAR VEHICLES AND
BOATS, TO LIMIT SUCH PARKING OR STORAGE TO ONE SUCH
VEHICLE OR VESSEL IN THE FRONT YARD AREA PER RESIDENTIAL
PARCEL RATHER THAN PER DWELLING UNIT; AMENDING THE CITY
CODE OF ORDINANCES, SECTIONS 25-125 AND 16.2; PROVIDING FOR
CONFLICTS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; FURTHER, PROVIDING
FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA
BEACH, FLORIDA:
Section 1. That Section 25-125 of City Code of Ordinances is amended to read as
follows:
Sec. 25-125. Parking of recreational vehicles, mobile living units, trailers, boats and other
similar vehicles in residential areas.
No recreational vehicles, mobile living units, special purpose vehicles, trailers, utility
trailers, similar vehicles, andfer boats, or any of the foregoing (collectively, the "restricted
items") shall be parked in any residential area or district except as specified by the terms of this
section:
(a) All restricted items shall be parked or stored
in the side yard or rear yard where accessible by alley, public or private road, or other legally
permissible means.
(b) In the event the side or rear yard is inaccessible by alley or public or private road, or other
legally permissible means, then saidsuch ,restricted
items may be parked or stored on the driveway, not less than five (5) feet from the front property
line, perpendicular to the existing structure, except where parked on a paved circular driveway.
No more than one restricted item as permitted by this Section can be narked in the front area of
any building or structure or between the adjacent roadway and front building setback line on any
residential parcel. In no event shall any reereational vehiele, beat or utility tr restricted item
be permitted to be parked in the public road right-of-way.
(c) No re "ona' vshiple beat o utility restricted item exceeding thirteen and six-
tenths (13.6) feet in height shall be permitted to be parked or stored in any residential area or
district, except in a wholly enclosed garage.
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(f) No more than one trailer 6?any kind der and one recreational vehicle or mobile
living unit and one boat shall be parked or stored on a residential pr-e.efty, per- aw�"
unitparcel, unless such others are kept within a completely enclosed roofed and walled
permanent structure and in compliance with all restrictions of this Section and the City Code of
Ordinances.
Section 2. That Section 16-2 of the City Code of Ordinances is amended to read as
follows:
Sec. 16-2. Conditions for parking at residence.
(a) Subject to the limitation set forth in Section 25-125 (f) of the City Code of Ordinances, a A
person who is a bona fide resident of the city may park not more than one permitted mobile
living unit off the street at his place of residence in the city on condition that no persons be
allowed to live in, occupy or otherwise use such mobile living unit for living or cooking
purposes while same is parked as aforesaid. A "permitted mobile living unit" shall be one where
the engine, driving mechanism and transmission forms an integral part of the living unit so that
the mobile living unit is capable of moving and propelling itself, or alternatively, in the cases
where the mobile living unit is towed by independent means, a "permitted mobile living unit"
shall be one where the body or frame is not greater than twenty-four (24) feet in length.
However, as to all permitted mobile living units which are allowed to be parked under the
provisions of this section, the owner shall make certain that the underside, and adjacent sides, of
the parked unit shall be kept mowed, trimmed and free of weeds, trash and debris.
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Section 3. That if any section, clause, sentence or phrase of this Ordinance is for any
reason held invalid or unconstitutional by a court of competent jurisdiction, the holding shall not
affect the validity of the remaining portions of this Ordinance.
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Section 4. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions of
this Ordinance are repealed.
Section 5. That this Ordinance shall take effect immediately at the time of its
passage.
PASSED on first reading on June 10, 2008.
DENIED on second reading on June 24, 2008.
ALBERT C. JONES
MAYOR—COMMISSIONER
ATTEST:
LOUISE STILSON,CMC
CITY CLERK
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
BY:
THOMAS J. ANSBRO
CITY ATTORNEY
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City Commission Minutes — June 24, 2008 — Public Hearing
9.1 ORDINANCE #2008-015
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA BEACH, FLORIDA,
PERTAINING TO THE PARKING OR STORAGE IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS OF UTILITY TRUCKS,
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES, MOBILE LIVING UNITS, OTHER SIMILAR VEHICLES AND BOATS, TO
LIMIT SUCH PARKING OR STORAGE TO ONE SUCH VEHICLE OR VESSEL IN THE FRONT YARD
AREA PER RESIDENTIAL PARCEL RATHER THAN PER DWELLING UNIT; AMENDING THE CITY
CODE OF ORDINANCES, SECTIONS 25-125 AND 16.2; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS; PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY;FURTHER,PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. (SECOND READING)
City Attorney Ansbro read the title of Ordinance #2008-015. He clarified that only two
items can be stored in the front yard, the ordinance still allows storage in the back and side
yards.
Mayor Jones opened the Public Hearing.
Bob Mikes, 835 NW 17`h Avenue, admitted that he is responsible for the flyer that is
circulating in the community. He said the ordinance requires a five (5) feet setback from
the sidewalk which does not allow room for a boat. Mr. Mikes argued that the five (5) feet
setback was never in the code.
City Attorney Ansbro clarified the five (5) feet setback has been in the code for the 10 years
that he has been with the City, and was not changed in this ordinance.
Mr. Mikes said this ordinance should have been discussed at a Workshop before coming to
the City Commission.
Commissioner Flury questioned why Mr. Mikes did not initiate the change when he was on
the Commission.
Commissioner Anton suggested the wording be changed for the setback. He was also
concerned with the restricted height of the boats. Commissioner Anton thought this was a
good opportunity to address these issues and make the necessary changes. Commissioner
Anton also suggested we increase the boat length to 29 feet for the mobile living units.
Mayor Jones advised the audience that if a Commissioner is speaking, they need to be
respectful.
Vice-Mayor Castro acknowledged that she drove around the neighborhood with Mr. Mikes
and that she also drove around the neighborhood with Code Compliance. She said Code
Compliance staff noted vehicles or boats should not be parked on sidewalks because they
damage the sidewalk and then the property owners must pay for the repairs. She noted she
is in agreement with the suggestions made by Commissioner Anton. Vice-Mayor Castro
remarked that she supports the marine industry in our City, but also wants our community
to look nice and clean.
Commissioner Bertino noted we need to move forward and take care of the business at
hand. He acknowledged there are problems with the ordinance that need to be reviewed.
Commissioner Bertino requested we address the other changes, and asked that Code
Compliance not cite anyone on these three issues until the Commission has adopted a new
ordinance incorporating the changes.
Commissioner Bertino motioned to adopt Ordinance#2008-015, on second reading, and for
the City Attorney to move forward with the remaining items; seconded by Commissioner
Flury.
Vice-Mayor Castro suggested waiting for the one Code before making any more changes to
the ordinance. She noted the Mellgren Planning Group is conducting public meetings and
workshops to get public input on the changes/additions to the one Code currently being
created.
Mayor Jones re-opened the meeting to the public.
Gilly Miller, 136 SE 2nd Court, said he put his boat and trailer in front of his house to see if
anyone noticed. He said the bushes in front of his house are ten feet high, which is a
violation of code. Mr. Miller questioned why the City was not enforcing the "four feet bush
height' ordinance.
A resident at 711 NW 8ch Avenue, Melaleuca Gardens, commented on the size of his boats
and the five feet setback.
Bruce Hannover, 617 NE 2nd Place, said he is aware of the five feet setback. He
recommended eliminating the perpendicular requirement which would help the residents
of Melaleuca Gardens. Mr. Hannover suggested that Code staff work in the evening hours
because that is the time when the people park on the sidewalks.
Sue A. Ross, 4406 SW 35`h Avenue, does not want any restrictions. She noted the
perpendicular requirement also affects her property.
Annette Hibbitts, 26 SW 11`h Street, noted that several years ago the ordinance only
allowed boats as long as 25 feet, and Commissioner Bertino suggested allowing boats up to
29 feet.
Dennis Delong, 326 NE I" Court, noted the ordinance restricts his constitutional rights. He
asked the Commission to review and reconsider the wording of the ordinance.
Jim Hurst, 222 SE ls` Street, noted he was upset by the flyer he received, but the
Commission has clarified most of the items. He said people have the right to have boats in
this City because this is a maritime community. Mr. Hurst talked about the speed humps
on SE I" Street and indicated code enforcement is badly needed in that area. He
complained about the dumpster at Winn Dixie and asked the Commission to support the
citizens with their requests.
Teddy Bohanan, 302 SW 15`h Street, complimented the City on the CRA Visioning Session.
She noted the Commission promotes the marine industry and boating.
Wretch Finley, 118 NE 2nd Place, noted that forcing the people to put their boats in storage
would only add another financial burden on them.
Seeing as there was no one else to speak in favor or opposition, Mayor Jones closed the
Public Hearing.
Commissioner Anton made a substitute motion to table the ordinance until a workshop is
held and people decide what they want; seconded by Commissioner Bertino.
Commissioner Bertino and Commissioner Flury rescinded their first motion.
City Attorney Ansbro advised the ordinance needs to be tabled to a date certain or denied.
Commissioner Anton motioned to deny Ordinance #2008-015, on second reading; seconded
by Commissioner Bertino. The motion carried on the following 5-0 Roll Call vote:
The motion carried on the following 5-0 Roll Call vote:
Commissioner Anton Yes Vice-Mayor Castro Yes
Commissioner Bertino Yes Mayor Jones Yes
Commissioner Flury Yes
Mayor Jones suggested this matter be brought before the Marine Advisory Board.
Commissioner Anton motioned to hold a Workshop in early August, have it properly
advertised, and to suspend any code enforcement regarding these issues; seconded by
Commissioner Bertino. The motion carried on the following 5-0 Roll Call vote:
Commissioner Anton Yes Vice-Mayor Castro Yes
Commissioner Bertino Yes Mayor Jones Yes
Commissioner Flury Yes