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HomeMy WebLinkAbout86407 - MINUTES - City Commission MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING, CITY COMMISSION, CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA HELD MARCH 16, 1964. The City Commission of the City of Dania, Florida met in Regular Session in the Commission Room at the City Hall. e PRESENT WERE: MAYOR-COMMISSIONER VERA L. HILL COMMISSIONERS AND VIRGIL L. TARPLEY JOSEPH D. THORNTON S. ELLIS YOUNG ACTING CITY MANAGER R. L. GRAMMER CITY ATTORNEY CLARKE WALDEN !j CHIEF OF POLICE MONTIE F. SMITH BUILDING INSPECTOR CHARLES LINDEMAN CITY CLERK MARY THORNHILL The meeting was called to order at 8:00 Otclock P. M. by Mayor Hill, followed by the Pledge of Allegience to the Flag and invocation. Minutes of meetings held February 17, 18, 25 and March 21 1964 were read. * A motion was made by Commissioner Tarpley minutes be approved as read. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Grammer and the roll beimg called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Grammer Yes Tarpley Yes Thornton . Yes Young Yes Hill Yes Application for transfer of 4 COP License from Davis Sea Food Bay, Inc., to Cozy Cove Marina, Inc., Z. B. Skinner, owner) 300 North Federal Highway, was presented. This application had not been approved by the Chief of Police and a motion was made by Commissioner Young that this be tabled until approved by the Chief. The motion was seconded by'Commissioner Grammer: and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Grammer Yes , Tarpley Yes Thornton Yes Young Yes Hill Yes %Application for transfer of 4 COP License from Clyde F. Grampa to Elizabeth Sessa, 1435 South Federal Highway, was presented. A motion was made by Commissioner Tarpley this application be approved on first reading. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Grammer Yes Tarpley Yes Thornton Yes Young Yes Hill Yes Bills for the month of February were presented as follows. Bills to be t� attached to and made a part of these minutes. -1- A motion was made by Commissioner Young that bills as presented be approved for payment. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Tarpley. Commissioner Thornton: I would like to ask if the bill from H E H Engineer- ing includes the alleys in the southeast section of the city? Acting City Manager Grammer: Yes. Commissioner Thornton: I would like to hold up payment of this bill until proper repairs are made in the alleys as they are not in order. Commissioner Tarpley: We are holding back 10% of their money now. Commissioner Grammer: That bill was presented at the last meeting of the commission, the commission voted to pay it holding back 10%, it was paid on that basis. Mr. Rickards: The alleys are in very bad condition, they actually hold more water that they did before. Commissioner Thornton: Have the alleys been checked with an instrument to see if they are pitched the way they should be? Building Inspector Lindeman: You have 1 1/2 inch pitch on each 100 feet. Commissioner Thornton: If they arenot right, we should not pay the bill. If you pay the bill you will never get them fixed. Commissioner Tarpley: You are not going to get a good pitch on the marl in that location. Commissioner Thornton: The specifications called for it and that is what we are expecting, and until we get it, I say, don't pay the bill. He, also has a bond up to take care of such things. Mayor Hill called for a roll call vote on the motion. It was as follows: Grammer Yes Tarpley Yes Thornton No Young Yes Hill Yes Recommendations from the Planning and Zoning Board meeting held March 10, 1964 were considered as follows: 1. The request of B. J. Florian for permit to build an office, laboratory and living quarters on Lot 11, Block 3, Flo3bian Isles, was called for but Mr. Florian was not present. 2. The request of Bruno Price for permit to build a two story building at 140 North Federal Highway, Lots 9, 10, and N 1/2 of Lots 11, 12, Block 11, Town of Dania, was studied and discussed. ji Motion was made by Mr. Jackson and seconded by Mr. Casciello that recom- mendation be made that Mr. Price be permitted to build the two story build- ing as requested with sidewalks to be constructed as approved by Mr. Linde- man. The motion carried. t` A motion was made by Commissioner Grammer to accept the recommendation of the Zoning Board with the stipulation that three additional parking spaces be provided and that parking area be black-topped. The motion was second- ed by Commissioner Thornton, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Grammer Yes , ? Tarpley Yes Thornton Yes Young Yes Hill Yes -2- •. 3. Mr. Robert Hittel represented Jackson Minit Market, Jacksonville, Florida, to request building permit for a market on Lot 1, and North 201 of Lot 2, Block 2, Dania Heights Extension. 602 South Federal Highway. Motion was made by Mr. Rickards and seconded by Mr. Kennedy that a .recom- mendation be made that Jackson Minit Marketts request be approved. The motion carried. Commissioner Thornton:. What about a fence in the rear to be used as a buffer? We are getting complaints all the time -now from the residents with trash and papers blowing up and down the street from the business areas. You should have a hedge or fence that protects the residential property from this. A motion was made by Commissioner Thornton to accept the recommendation of the Zoning Board subject to a hedge or fence in the rear of the prop- erty as a buffer between the business and residential property. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Tarpley, and the roll being called) ' the Commissioners voted as follows: Grammer Yes Tarpley Yes Thornton Yes Young Yes • Hill Yes 4. The request of M. L. Smith for permit to extend a Trailer Park at 2612 North Federal Highway, Section 22-50-42, was presented and discussed. It was explained to Mr. Smith that the City Ordinance states he is not permitted to extend a trailer park in the City and must ask for a variance. Motion was made by Mr. Jackson and seconded by Mr. Rickards that M. L. Smith should ask for a variance of ordinance to extend his trailer Park. Roll call vote as follows:. Kennedy Yes Rickards Yes Jackson Yes Casciello No t Loury Yes r A motion was made by Commissioner Tarpley to accept the recommendation of the Zoning Board and approve a public hearing for April 14, 1964. The motion was seconded by Commissioner.Young, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Grammer Yes Tarpley Yes. Thornton Yes Young Yes �. Hill Yes 5. Mr. Paul Poutinen of Apex Products, presented request to build a fourth L.'. building on his present site on South Federal Highway. He presented plot { plans to the Board. Motion was made by Mr. Rickards and seconded by Mr. Jackson that recommend- ation be made that request be granted with parking space and drainage being satisfactory to Mr. Lindeman, and sidewalks to be constructed as per City Ordinance. The motion was carried. ,;' -3- f Commissioner Thornton: How much are you enlarging the building in com- parison to the size of the present building? Mr. Poutinen: There is about 35% increase in the size of the building. Commissioner Thornton: How many people willl, you be employing? Mr. Poutinen: As far as the present plan is concerned we don't see any in- crease in the number of employees, we are not building for that purpose. We are allowing eight additional parking places. The nature of our business is changing a lot. We employ between 30 and 90 people at the present time. Naturally, during the season we employ more, possibly about 200. Our busi- ness has changed from small pencil sets to larger type of items such as brief cases and stationery items which requires four or five times as much storage space. We plan to double the size of our office and we need nore space for storage. As Ear .as parking is concerned we have always main- tained very good parking and will continue to maintain off-street parking at all times in our own area. We think it is good for our business and good for the City. Commissioner Thornton: The plan shows parking for 30 cars. Mr. Poutinen: If you have seen our operation during the daytime any time of the year, you will not see parking on the street. We own a whole block from the alley to the street. We have never had any parking on the street to speak of. We will have maybe one or two cars on Federal Highway. We have ample parking. A motion was made by Commissioner Grammer to accept the recommendation of the Zoning Board. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Grammer Yes Tarpley Yes Thornton Yes Young Yes Hill Yes 6. Mr. Art Franza, attorney for Jack's or Better, Inc. asked the Board to waive hearing on March 24 for the sake of expediency for Mr.' Paul Pisculli. He stated that a hardship exists because the season will soon be over if they wait for this hearing. A motion was made by Mr. Rickards and seconded by Mr. Jackson that the re- quest for wiver be denied. Motion carried. Mr. Franza: " A motion to have a joint meeting with the City Commission was not denied." Mr. Rickards then withdrew"his previous motion and, Mr. Jackson withdrew his second. A motion was made by Mr. Rickards that waiver of hearing be denied and the hearing for objections to variance of the ordinance be held at 8:00 P. M. a' on Tuesday, April 14, 1964; seconded by Mr. Jackson. Motion carried."" Attorney Walden: If you recall at the last meeting of the commission a z:a hearing was authorized before the commission on March 24 on the condition that the zoning board waive its hearing. Evidently at this meeting of the zoning board they decided not to waive their hearing and set it for April ' 14. -4- I was contacted by the City Clerk to prepare, and I have done so, a legal ad to have a hearing .before the zoning board on the application of Jack's or Better, for March 27. This was done after contact with the chairman of the zoning board. I do not know who set the power to move it back but I have done so. Commissioner Thornton: Did the zoning board agree to meet on March 277 I understood they did not. Mr. Rickards, a member of the zoning board: The meeting is set for April 14. s Commissioner Tarpley: Did Mr. Pisculli request a special meeting for the 27th? Mr. Rickards: You will have to ask the chairman, I have not heard anything from Mr. Pisculli. • Attorney Walden: You will have to take some action to get it straightened ' out. Based on a telephone call I have set the hearing for March 27 before the zoning board. If it is going to be on the 14th, we will have to cancel the one on the 27th and re-advertise it for April 14. Commissioner Grammer: Is that meeting called off Mr. Rickards? . ' Mr. Rickards: As far as I know it has been. We received a letter from Mr. Loury stating that Mr. Grammer, Mr. Thornton, Mr. Tarpley and Mr. Young have requested that we hold a meeting on the 27th, and I would like to question that. Commissioner Thornton: I was in the office together with Mr. Grammer and Mr. Tarpley, and we told Mr. Pisculli that in order to expedite the hear- ing, if it was agreeable to the zoning board we could advertise it for the 27th. We did not say for the zoning board to hold.it on the 27th. It was left entirely up to them whether they wanted it or not. If they wanted to call a special meeting for the 27th to hold this hearing) we would call a special meeting of the commission after their hearing and act on their recommendation. We did not say for them to do it, it was entirely up to their discretion. Commissioner Tarpley: Mr. Pisculli was going to you and request a special meeting and it would be strictly up to you whether you wanted to do it or + not. Mr. Rickards: I don't think we should let Mr. Pisculli dictate policy around here. I called the mayor, Mr. Thornton and Mr. Grammer and they knew nothing about it. I don't think it is fair to get caught in the middle of this when we knew nothing whatsoever about it. At our meeting we agreed to have a hearing April 14 at a regular meeting. To my knowledge there were no plans to have it at any other time, I am speaking for myself. The letter I received did say that four members of the commission had re- quested that we have this hearing and I understand now ,they did not request it. i Commissioner Thornton: We did request that they hold a hearing. We ad- vised Mr. Pisculli how he could get a hearing quicker than at your next meeting, by consulting you and seeing if you would set it for an earlier date. Mr. Rickards: I understand that. But that was not what was in the letter we received. Commissioner Thornton: I have not seen the letter, I do not know what was ;> r in it. 5LL. 1 Commissioner Young: Mr. Loury wrote the letter after calling the city • hall because he asked me if he could use my name in the letter and I told him he could providing'it was agreeable with the other three commissioners. It was immaterial with me one way or the other. Commissioner Tarpley: I told Mr. Pisculli how he could go about getting a hearing. I heard Mr. Loury had contacted the board and they were agree- able, and then I hear today they denied it. Commissioner Grammer: I have not ordered anybody to have a meeting and I don't think any of the other commissioners did at the time we were talk- ing to Mr. Pisculli in the City Managers office. I would like to say this- this thing has been drug around for a long time and if there is any way • possible without hurting the zoning board or the commission, I would like to see us come up with an answer as quick as we can. In other words, let me man off the hook. He has been trying to get an answer for about 90 days. It to either tell him yes or no. The man says he is hurting, let's either give it to him or let him go .broke and get some one else in there and give them a chance. Commissioner Tarpley: I am all for doing something on it myself because it has been kicked around long enough. There is. a lot of controversy over it and it is not good for either side. Mr. Rickards: Let me understand something here now-- when a man comes in to get a building permit, and you have one on file right now -- ,that man has to wait until we have our next meeting. Why don't we go ahead and by pass all the rules and let him have a special meeting also. If you are going to do it for one, let's do it for all. Commissioner Tarpley: We have a lot of special meetings too. You can grant him a special meeting if you want to. Mr. Rickards: If you are going to have a hardship meeting for one, let's have them for all. We have not proven yet that a hardship exists in this case. Tarpley: When you won't listen I don't see how you can expect to find out whether he has a hardship or not. Mr. Rickards: You sat there and said we did not make a motion amd we play- ed the tape back so you could hear it. Mayor Hill. A motion was made by Mr. Rickards at the zoning board meeting that their request for a waiver be denied. We have appointed our zoning x' board to make these recommendations to us and I feel like we should give ,a..• them credit for making a sound decision. By them denying that-- Mr. Pisculli r` can ask for his hearing April 14 and I think we better leave it at that. Mr. Rickards: This has been kicked around so much. I have heard it and it has come to me on three different occasions off .the street, and also one time by Mr. Tarpley-- that I am going to be removed from the zoning board, which is alright too. Commissioner Tarpley: I did not say you were going to be removed. Mr. Rickards: There were two people present when you said it, and that was the clerk and Mr. Grammer. Commissioner Tarpley: Did you hear me say that Mr. Grammer? Commissioner Grammer: I just heard the end of the conversation. I had rather not go into it . 5F� Mr. Rickards: Whether they heard it or not, if you are going to do it now is the time. You have an opportunity to do it tonight, so letts do it and get it over. Commissioner Tarpley: I am not going to remove you. Mr. Rickards:. Letts stop the talk on the street right now if you don't intend to remove me. Attorney Walden: The minutes of the zoning board are the official ones and they say April 14. If that is the last word then the only thing we can do is cancel the hearing March 27 and re-advertise for April 14. I think the zoning board has a right to stt its own hearing time. Commissioner Grammer: I saw the letter about a week ago. I knew it was mininterpreting what we told Mr. Pisculli he had to do . I know this man is figuring on having the hearing as quick as possible. Has there been another letter sent out to the zoning board members that the meeting has been cancelled? Mr. Rickards: There has not been another letter to my knowledge. We were notofied that there would not be a quorum at this meeting. Commissioner Grammer: Do you know whether M:.,. Pisculli has been notified that the hearing would not have a quorum present? . Mr. Rickards: I do not know, because I do not know who authorized that he was going to have a hearing. I do not know where the information came from, it was not from the zoning board and I understand it did not come from the commission. Commissioner Tarpley: Harry Loury authorized the hearing when Mr. Pisculli was in his office. Commissioner Grammer: No I do not think he did. I can tell you how the 27th came about. It was like Mr. Thornton explained. Mr. Pisculli came in and asked us how he could speed this up. The only thing we could advise him was that if the zoning board would hold a meeting on the 27th of March we could advertise it for a public hearing on the 73th of March. The three commissioners present stated they would call a meeting and act on their re- commendation the same night. The only thing is-- we were misunderstood. It seems we ordered the zoning board to do this. I know I would never order the zoning board to have a hearing, and I don't think any of the other com- missioners would either. I figure you know what you are doing the same as we do on this board or we would not have put you there. The part I am talking about is the fact this man has paid for a hearing and . he should have been notified the hearing is off. I hate to see him lose his fee. There seems to be some misunderstanding. r Mr. Rickards: This was not done by the authority of the zoning board or the commission. So I think we are all clear on that. If he wants to spend the money that is up to him. Attorney Walden: Unless the secretary of the zoning board tells me different I will advertise this for a public hearing April 14 and put in an ad cancel- ing the hearing for March 27. Commissioner Grammer: Let me say this -- the man put it to us this way-- that is -- if he did not get a hearing before the first of April he was c going to forget it. I think before we advertise it again we should contact him about it. Let's get it straight this time. Attorney Walden: May I make one suggestion. I don't believe I would make him pay for the second legal ad because he has paid for one or two already. Commissioner Tarpley: He is not applying for a variance, he has put in an application for a night club license. -7- 1 • • Commissioner Grammer: I received an application from the man for a night club license. Also a check for the license fee. I denied him the license as Acting City Manager. Commissioner Thornton: I recommend we accept the recommendation from the zoning board for a public hearing April 14 for a variance. Commissioner Tarpley: This is not a variance, it is an application for a night club license. Commissioner Thornton: He has to have a variance in order to get the license, he cannot get one without it. Attorney Walden: Yes that is correct. The ordinance says .you cannot get one except West of the railroad and North of the Dania Cut-Off canal. The only way you can issue it is by the granting of a variance. A motion should . be made that the zoning board be authorized to conduct a hearing on April 14 providing Mr. Pisculli wants it. A motion was made by Commissioner Thornton to advertise for a public hearing to be conducted by the zoning board April 14 if Mr. Pisculli still wants it, if not, hearing to be cancelled. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Grammer, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Grammer Yes Tarpley Yes Thornton Yes Young Yes Hill Yes It now being 8:30 P. M., the Mayor called for any additional bids in the audience for paving. There being no more bids, a motion was made by Com- missioner Thornton that the time for accepting bids for paving be closed. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young. Commissioner Thornton: Before we have a motion to open bids I would like to ask a question. I would like to know if the bids are submitted in such form that the alleys and streets in the South end of town can be deleted from the bids? Commissioner Grammer: I do not know, I do not have an extra set of the plans and specifications in the office. I presume they are separated as all the others have been. If it can be done, I would like to see the com- mission wait until tomorrow--and let me call in the four bidders and ask them if they would be willing to go ahead with the work if part of it was deleted. If they are agreeable, then let Mr. Lindeman and I open the bids tomorrow. There are two streets we would like to see put in as the people have been waiting a long time and they keep asking when we are going to put them in. I would hate to open the bids if there is not some way we can delete part of the contract. Commissioner Tarpley: I think we should let the people know why we are deleting this particular street and alley. The reason is that we are an- ticipating getting a sewer program started here very shortly and this part- icular street and alley would have to be torn up to put in the sewer lanes. That is why we are talking about deleting part of the contract. Attorney Walden: If all the bidders are in agreement that it is alright to delete a limited amount of the contract. But under the charter, I believe the commission has to open the bids, so you will have to have a special meeting to do it. Commissioner Thornton: I suggest that you hold off opening the bids even if we have to cA2.1 a special meeting to do so. Contact each of the bidders and ask them if it is alright to delete these streets we are talking about ti ; without effecting the contract. Commissioner Young:. Can you contact the four bidders and find out if they are willing to delete that part of the bid and call a meeting sometime to- morrow and open the bids if they are agreeable. A motion was made by Commissioner Thornton to table opening bids until 12:00 o'clock noon, March 17, 1964, and that the City Manager be instructed to contact the four bidders and advise them of our request. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Grammer Yes Tarpley Yes . Thornton Yes Young Yes Hill Yes A letter was read from the Broward County Area Planning Board requesting a nomination be made by Dania to serve on the board so that it can be present- ed to the Governor for approval as two members terms expire in a short time. Commissioner Grammer: I have talked to Mr. Sparkman and he said he would be glad to serve and that we could submit his name in nomination. I would like to make a motion that we nominate Luther Sparkman to serve on this board. The motion was seconded by Commissioner; Tarpley, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Grammer Yes Tarpley Yes Thornton Yes Young Yes Hill Yes Attorney Walden: If you recall, Mr. Henry Ransburg, and attorney, represent- ing the property owners on the Northeast corner of Sheridan Street and US 1, withdrew a hearing last month on rezoning of that corner for a service station. He asked that it be postponed until a later date. We have a letter addressed to the city clerk in effect asking that the hear- ing be re-set before the commission for the April 6 meeting. Technically, you could send it back to the zoning board for further recommendation, but since the zoning board has.made a recommendation I suggest you re-set it for anotle r hearing before the commission. You have to give notice to the ad- joining property owners and do the advertising for the second hearing, and that requires 15 days. I would recommend you set the hearing for .Apri1 20, which will give you plenty of time. A motion was made by Commissioner Thornton to advertise for a public hearing on Mr. Ransburg's request for April 20) 1964, at 8:15 P. M. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Tarpley, and the roll being called, the Commissioners ' voted as follows: Grammer Yes Tarpley Yes Thornton Yes Young Yes Hill Yes Attorney Walden: Mr. Z. B. Skinner, owner of Cozy Cove Marina, informally discussed with the City Manager the possibility of the city vacating a small area in the intersection of the NW corner of N. E. Third. Street and N- E- First Court. The City Manager told Mr. Skinner at the time that before the commission could do anything hw would have to have a survey made showing the area and the description of what he wanted vacated. Mr. Skinner gave me the survey and I sent it to the City Manager for his recommendation to the commission. If you are inclined to do this I can tell you what 'procedure you have to follow. -9- Commissioner Grammer: If we do vacate this land$ are there any dollars and cents in it for the city? Attorney Walden: He is talking about a gift. Commissioner Grammer: I am not in favor of giving anything away. Attorney Walden: Actually$ this should be -referred to the zoning board for their recommendation. A motion was made by Commissioner Grammer this request be referred to the zoning board for recommendation. The motion was seconded by Commissioner . Tarpley and the roll being called) the Commissioners voted as follows: Grammer Yes Tarpley Yes Thornton Yes Young Yes Hill Yes Commissioner Grammer: I have a request from H & H Engineering for the balance due on their contract for paving. • A motion was made by Commissioner Thornton this payment be held up until the • alleys are properly fixed. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young, and the roll •being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Grammer Yes Tarpley Yes Thornton Yes Young Yes Hill Yes Commissioner Grammer: The parking lines at the beach are very badly worn and I have a price on re-marking all the lanes and also the "Do not Enter" signs on the street) the "Stop" and "In" signs for a total of $467.00. I would like to have the commissions approval to have this done as it is under $500.00. Commissioner Thornton: How many prices do you have? Commissioner Grammer: Only. the one. This man came in the office and gave me this price and said it was guaranteed for two, years. Commissioner Young: Why don't you get a couple more bids on it with a guaran= <' tee on it and we can take action on it. Commissioner Tarpley: We went to Atlanta with information on the sewers. The people up there went over them and their answer seemed very favorable for us. It looks like we are going to be able to put this sewer program through Commissioner Thornton: We have to have a resolution authorizing the engineer to proceed with the necessary plans and specifications for that purposes and if it is in order I will make a motion that a resolution 'be drawn and passed authorizing the engineer to proceed with final plans and specifications for a sanitary sewer system. The motion was seconded. by Commissioner Young, and the roll being called$ the Commissioners voted as follows: Grammer Yes Tarpley Yes Thornton Yes . ;; Young Yes Hill Yes .1f -10- Commissioner Thornton: I would like to have a copy of this resolution sent to the engineers, Philpott, Ross & Saarinen as soon as possible. Mr. B. J. Florian: I have a plan for a building that was on the agenda for the last zoning board meeting and they did not take any action on it because I was not there. I did not know that I had to be at the meeting. I would like to have it considered tonight if possible. . Building Inspector Lindeman: His request is for a permit to build a labor- atory and office building with living quarters upstairs. The location is on N. W. loth Street, the plan shows the proper set-backs and the zoning is B-1 Classification. It is an experimental laboratory. Attorney Qalden: Is this the type thing they would ordinarily pass as a ` matter of course, or is it something that they would have to use some dis- cretion on. If not, I would suggest that the commission consider it tonight. There is nothing that says an applicant has to be present at a meeting to have his request considered. Commissioner Thornton: Are there any residence close to this location? Building Inspector Lindeman: No. It is .about 100 feet East of the Peoples Gas metering station on loth Street. Commissioner Thornton: What will they be doing in this laboratory2 Commissioner Grammer: They make Ulcertone, and it will be an experimental laboratory and office. They will not be bottling anything at this location. A motion was made by Commissioner Young to approve the plans subject to any restrictions or stipulations that the building inspector wants to make. ` Commissioner Thornton: Are the sidewalks in at this location? Building Inspector Lindeman: There are no sidewalks in at the present time. He has to get a permit for sidewalks at the time he gets his building permit. Commissioner Young: I will add to my motion -- that he comply with all city ordinances. Commissioner Grammer: Are you approving the plans or are you approving the request to put up the building? Commissioner Young: We are just approving that the building inspector can use proper jurisprudence in seeing that everything conforms, such as parking, septic tanks, drainage, set-backs, sidewalks, etc. Commissioner Thornton: Does the laboratory come under the type zoning we have there. Building Inspector Lindeman; Yes. Mayor Hill called for a second to the motion. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Tarpley, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: ' Grammer Yes Tarpley Yes Thornton Yes Young Yes Hill Yes Mr. Rickards: Several months ago you will recall that the commission passed on a recommendation made by the zoning board whereby if a man wanted to put up a building and everything is in order and he complies with all the zoning ordinances, that the zoning board and the commission be eliminated from ap proving the plans and it be referre& to the building inspector. This can save an awful lot of time on things such as this. If you had not acted on, rl].- e this tonight Mr. Florian would have to go back to the zoning board and then to the commission and he would be delayed for at least a month. Whatever happened to the recommendation? Commissioner Grammer: Mr. Walden is working on it. Attorney Walden: About a year ago I was authorized to bring the Code of Ordinances up to date, which will be a year's project. The particular thing you are referring to was to be included in this new code. Unless I find out otherwise that was what I was going to do. ' I do not think the commission as such has told me to rewrite the ordinance and bring it up before that. How- ever if you wish it done, I will have it here for'the next meeting. Commissioner Rickards: I was informed today that there was another building that was ready to be started. Everything is in order, yet he has to wait until the second week in April to come to the zoning board, then on to the commission. I think we are missing an awful lot when we hold these people up like that. Commissioner Tarpley: I know we are as I have seen it happen in a lot of cases and I did not realize it was going to take this long. If everything is in order, I see no reason why it has to come before the zoning board or the commission. If there is anything not in order, then it should go through proper channels. Mayor Hill: I think it is proper to instruct the City Attorney to draw'up an ordinance. A motion was made by Commissioner Tarpley that the city attorney draw up a proper ordinance, and that ordinance be passed on first reading at this time. Attorney Walden: There are several things involved here. If you remember the recommendation the zoning board presented to the commission was where some things were approved and some were not. Mr. Rickards: I think the two things should be separate. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young. Attorney Walden: You can authorize it to be passed on first reading to- night, you may want to make some changes at the next meeting. Mayor Hill called for a vote on the motion. It was as follows: Grammer Yes Tarpley Yes Thornton Yes Young Yes Hill Yes Commissioner Grammer: I have a committee report on the police reserve. The committee has talked it over and we have fo:ind out how much it will cost per man per year. I have a letter from Mr. Wall in which he says the Workmen's Compensation policy will provide coverage for the auxiliary police force while employed by the City of Dania. Since there is no salary involved, no weekly income will be paid if a man is disabled. That means weekly compen- sation. If the men are employed by other businesses .such as the bank or the is fronton, they are covered under their policy and on their payroll. The cost of this to the city will be $9.12 per man per year and it will be included in a> , the annual police payroll. _ I would like to recommend that a motion be made giving our Chief of Police authority to form a police reserve. -12- Attorney Walden: Some of the commissioners have informally asked me to have a resolution prepared. Basically, the authority for having a reserve is one of a training aspect so you can have a supply of policemen to call upon in a case of grave emergency. I have a resolution and I am assuming that these men do not have the power of arrest or the right to carry weapons. These are some of the things that should be discussed. Commissioner Thornton: How are these men going to be selected? Attorney Walden: You have one provision in the charter thtt says the city manager or the mayor can appoint persons to serve as temporary policemen during time of grave emergency or riot. There is a limited number of cir- cumstances where you can appoint these people to serve temporarily . . I S think as long as you look upon them strictly as under a training program without the power of arrest and the right to carry a gun it will be alright. A policeman is the only one permitted to carry a gun that I know of. How far do you intend to go with this? Chief Smith: I want the arresting powers and the right to carry a weapon. Attorney Walden: You better get a letter from Mr. Wall saying we are cov- ered for assualt and battery, false arrest and such. Commissioner Thornton: On what basis are you going to select these men? • Chief Smith: We have tentatively drawn up a set of by laws, and in the by laws it specifically states that the Police Committee of the City Com- mission and the Police Chief will screen these applicants and they will agree on the members that are selected. Commissioner Thornton: How many men will you have? Where will their un- iforms come from? Chief Smith: We will have ten men. The men will buy their own uniforms. Commissioner Thornton: We have had a very unhappy experience with this auxiliary stuff in the past and at .the presenttime I would like to know more about if before I cast a vote for or against it. The first I knew about it was here a month or so ago there was an article in the paper abou t it. This past week I heard through the grapevine these men were supposed to be sworn in this past Wednesday night. I would like to know more about this thing before we go ahead and organize it. Chief Smith: I talked with Mr. Hill and the other members of the Police Committee several days ago. If the commission wishes we will set the date when ever they want it. .. We can have these people come in and put there applications in and let the screening committee go over them and decide which ten men they want. I ,think this is the only fair way to do it. Commissioner Tarpley: They will not be selected by any one individual. Commissioner Young: Is it contemplated this will be Dania Police Reserve as a non profit organization, chartered through the circuit court, are under the police laws of the city ? be Chief Smith: It will/regulated under the police laws of the city and of the state, and it will be designed to enforce such laws. However, we aret going to have a training period, we are ;not just going-to put a gun on them and put them out on the street to do police work. Commissioner Thornton: Just what do you intend' to dq with them when you get them? af, -13- , S ' Chief Smith: There are often times we have calls such as the drive-in theatre, especially on week-ends when they have a lot of kids up there. • The Dania Hi-Li is open 100 nights per year. We have three men working out there and they work the midnight shift for us. I do not think we are getting the maximum efficiency from these men when they put in 5 or 6 hours each night at the Hi-Li. I could use the reserve men out there instead of putting our regular men out there. There are numerous places where they can be used. We could use them for this extra traffic detail we have now. We could use them at dances at the school and many other places where such service is required. Attorney Walden: Are these men willing to work'for nothing? That will influence a good -bit of who is responsible for them Chief Smith: They will not work for nothing when they are on detail at the Hi-Li or any of the other places. When they are called upon to do a job for the city they will be paid. They will have to give the city at least four hours per month free and they have to abide by our rules and regulations the same as our police officers. Commissioner Thornton: This police deal before was nothing but a political football that people used for political purposes and I hate to see us get involved in that kind of thing again. It was very unfavorable before. Chief Smith: I do not want any part of it under those circumstances. If the commission feels that is what it is going to be, why vote it down and we will forget it. I think it could be very good for the city. In our by-laws a paid police officer would be in control of the police re- serve, one of the men on the force now. Commissioner Youngs I assume you plan on using a man in the squad car to assist in the duties when they are needed. There are times when an extra man is needed. Commissioner Tarpley: Every city has a police reserve, so does the sheriff Ts department and the highway patrol. Attorney Walden: I am not questioning it, I am trying to write this reso- lution. The thing that threw me was whether or not they have power of arrest. Does the highway patrol have auxiliary men in their cars? Commissioner Tarpley° The American Legion sponsors the auxiliary for the highway patrol. They do have power of arrest. Chief Smith: They do have power of arrest. So does the reserve officers in Hollywood, Hallandale and Ft. Lauderdale. Commissioner Thornton:, What will the additional cost of this be? Commissioner Grammer: It will be very minor, $9.12 per man per year. Commissioner Thornton: It will be more if you are going to allow them to carry guns and give them the power of arresting people. I want to know if that is going to cover everything? Roger Charest: I have been living in Dania for eleven years. I was on the Hollywood police reserve for four years. I think it was one of the biggest assets Hollywood has. All that it costs them is $5.00 per year per man. They will not give a man the right to wear a weapon unless he goes to the rifle range and passes a test. He also has to pass ,a.written test to be- come a members of the police reserve. -14- Commissioner Grammer: It is understandable that it would be cheaper per man in Hollywood than it would be in Dania, they have a larger force. Mr. Carl Zenobia: They get their insurance from the Florida Highway Patrol. They do not go through an insurance company, they have special insurance for reserves. Commissioner Grammer: I would like to keep our insurance with the insurance company we have now even if it does cost a little more. Commissioner Young: It is little different kind of insurance. This $5.00 insurance is probably not Workments Compensatiod at all. Commissioner Grammer: The question is-- do we want it or not. I would like to get it settled tonight. This has been kicked around long enough. Commissioner Young: I would like to say this. . As far as the police reserve is concerned, if it can be operated properly, and I am sure it will be, it will be a tremendous help and advantage to the city. However, I would like to see certain restrictions and codes adhered to. To see that they have a good degree of efficiency before they are allowed to do any of the various duties of an officer such as carry weapons and make arrests. That they be given a written examination so that we can tell if they are acquainted with certain responsibilities so that they do not get into trouble. The fact that you can get a gun happy person you can get into some derious trouble. I would like to see that safe guards are set up and that examinations be given and that a physical examination be one of them. Commissioner Grammer: I would like to see that too Mr. Young. But we do not require that of our regular policeman, so why should we be so strict with these men. We just pick up a man and hire him and maybe he has never had a gun in his hand. Commissioner Thornton: Then it should be imposed on them right now. Commissioner Grammer: Why do these men .that want to give you something be required to do something that the men you have carrying a gun 24 hours a day do not have to do. If you are going to do it, letts start at the bottom and work all the way up. Commissioner Young: I agree with that, it is exactly what I had in mind. Commissioner Tarpley: You are giving a man that volunteers his services a har time and upholding a man that you pay. The shoe should fit the same two men. Commissioner Thornton: The committee should get together and put out some rules for hiring policemen, such as examinations and tests. Commissioner Tarpley: Letts not jump on a man that is donating his time to the city for nothing. Commissioner Thornton: If he is not qualified, whether he is donating his time or not, I don't think he ought to be out there. Commissioner Grammer: If you are paying a man and he is not qualified, why is he out there. Chief Smith: I think too much of Montie Smith to put a man out there with a gun. If I don't think he can handle a gun I will not be working with him. Commissioner Grammer: There was a police reserve here several years ago be- cause I have attended a lot of commission meetings here in the last four years because I wanted to find out all I could and I have never seen a reso- lution drawn doing away with this group, so why so much to do now when there was none before. -15- • Commissioner Thornton: You did not have the same men here before. Commissioner Grammer: The law is still the same. Commissioner Tarpley: You were on the commission when the auxiliary was organized. Elmer Christensen and I formed it i n 1951 under the Civil Def- ense Program. Commissioner Thornton: I have seen some sad experiences under this thing too and I am objecting to it until I find out what you intend to do. Commissioner Young: When he was elected to the commission in 1960, he was on the commission about four days when we did away with it. Commissioner Tarpley: That was a political thing I admit. Commissioner Thornton: I would like to see this thing given more thought before you go ahead and form it here tonight. • Commissioner Tarpley: We are trying to.find out if you want it or not. Commissioner Thornton: At this point of the game I do not know whether I want it or not. We have not had a chance to look into it. The first time I even discussed it was when we went to Atlanta last week. I had to ask you about it then, you did not volunteer the information. Commissioner Tarpley: That is the way to find out something, if you don't know--ask. Commissioner Thornton: That is just the reason I am not going to give you a vote for it tonight. I want to have a chance to look into it. Commissioner Grammer: I will put a motion on the floor that we give the chief permission to form this reserve, or, else letts forget about it. That is the way I feel abou t it, we have talked about it for two months and you have the police committee of three commissioners on it. -Just like any of your other committees. I have looked into .it, Virgil has worked on it. . He went to Hollywood and got their rules and regulations, and it is either do it tonight or not, there is no need to sit around' and keep postponing it. Commissioner Young: How about giving us an opportunity to look over the rules and regulations. Commissioner Grammer: Here is something that was looked into by a committee,: and the committee made a recommendation. Take the committee report from Atlanta. You have not looked into it, neither has the mayor. We took that report, and now I have submitted a committee report and you will not accept Commissioner Thornton: That committee kept you informed of everything that, was happening all along the line too. Everything that was discussed, we discussed openly between all of us. This deal you are bringing up tonight is you and Virgil. I don't know whether the mayor knows anything about it T or not. Why didn't this committee ke4p the commission informed on what has been happening? Mr. Young were you informed on what was happening? -1fi- rat.'!•.',, Commissioner Young: I had a 30 minute conversation one time about what they were thinking about doing. Commissioner Thornton: We kept the entire commission informed on the sewers. Commissioner Tarpley: We had a committee meeting one Saturday morning and the mayor sat in when we were reading the by-laws. o Commissioner Thornton: I don't mind the committees making reports, but I would like to be kept informed on what they are working on. Commissioner Tarpley: You have a copy of the by-laws. Commissioner Thornton: Yes after I jumped on you about not knowing anything about it. Commissioner Grammer: I gave you a copy of my report. Chief Smith: This thing seems so controversial, and it is not that much of an emergency, Commissioner Thornton: Let me ask another question. Did you intend to swear in 10 men this past Wednesday night? Chief Smith: No. We talked about it. . • Commissioner Thornton: You were going to swear them in before the commission had a chance to discuss it and take action on it'. Is that true or not true? Chief Smith: We talked about it and we decided after meeting with the mayor that we would not do it. Commissioner Thornton: But you had anticipated doing it this past Wednesday night. Commissioner Grammer: No. There was a man.at that meeting that is here tonight and he can tell you what I said. Mr. 'Zenobia did I not tell you not to take any action on this in any way,if we can get everything worked out with the commission we would let you know and you could go ahead with your plans. We called and informed you that there would not be a meeting. Mr. Zenobia: We*had a meeting here on Saturday morning, the by-laws were discussed and Bob said that they would take it up with the commission and if they don't want to do anything we wontt swear the men in. If they do, C we will swear them in next Wednesday night. I feel like Montie, if this - has to be a political football over nothing, then we don't want any part r:. of it. You have ten men that are willing to donate their time to the city. Commissioner Tarpley:. I have no active part in this thing, and I am not going to take an active part in it. You have a motion on this, letts get a second and do what ever you are r: going to do with it. Mayor Hill: I think every one has spoken but me and I would like to get my two cents worth in if you don't mind. I was asked to read a copy of the by-laws last week. I was asked to attend a meeting Saturday morning to hear the by laws read and discussed. I still made no comment. Later in the week I was approached to swear in the men for this police reserve. I told them I would think about it. Along the way I consulted my attorney who gave me some of the best advice I have had. I feel I am not ready to make a decision whether this is a good thing for Dania or a bad thing. If it is good ,I do -17- 0 not want to vote against it, but in my mind I am not convinced that it was • either good or bad. I am concerned insurance wise. When you give a man a gun that does not know what he is doing it can be bad. Neither am I for a small group of people picking the group that is to serve on this reserve. I made the suggestion that if we had such a group to open it to the citizens of Dania and let them come in and fill out an application as any one does and let the commission screen them. I was advised by my attorney to be sure that the insurance was in order be- fore we did anything definite. I also feel that here is something that the city commission as a whole should make a decision on. Anything like this that is formed should be approved or disapproved by the commission. I con- sulted one of the insurance agents in town about the insurance. He said that he would see that Mr. Wall got a copy, or that he would request that Mr. Wall send me a copy of what this would cost the city insurance wise and cover everybody. To date I have seen nothing except that letter. When I met the other day with Commissioners Tarpley, Grammer and Chief Smith I told them how I felt. I still say I do not know whether I am for this or against it. According to this report from the insurance my mind is still not made up whether this is good or bad insurance wise. I can see where it has its fine points for Dania, but I can see also where it can be a bad thing. I told you if you could come up with some figures and show me something where some one had signed it I would make my decision. The letter we have is very indefinite. I would hate to make a decision not knowing more about the in- surance. If this has not been presented to the rest of the commission, and if they would like to discuss it and look into it I think they have a perfect right to do so. This is the first time this has been brought before the commission as a whole, it has been hashed back and forth since last January. ' Chief Smith: I would like to go on record at this time asking the commission to vote this down. I do not want to form an organization under such circum- stances. I am not mad at any one, there are no hard feeling at this point, and I think it best if we do not proceed any further at this point. We can always form it a t a later date when you have had more time to look into it. Commissioner Grammer: We will be out of office in another year or two. We have a letter here signed by Mr. Wall and I think he is a pretty good insur- ance man. He tried to explain in the letter what we asked him for. I don't know what more we could get from him. Commissioner Tarpley: Anything Mike Wall tells you, you can be sure it is true. Attorney Walden: I agree with everything you say about Mr. Wall. I heard you read the letter. Does he cover false arrest, assault and battery in his letter? I got the impression he was talking only about Workmen's Compensat- ion as any suits we have ends up with Lloyd's of London. I as an attorney would be concerned about that part of it, although no one has ever been successful in a suit against our policemen in a suit for false arrest or assault and battery. We have had about a half dozen suits. Every time you come to court some one says a policeman beats him up, I never have believed it but that very thing is raised all the time. o Commissioner Tarpley: I think all that Commissioner Grammer is trying to get here tonight is for the commission to authorize Chief Smith to proceed with this thing. This is not final here tonight as to whether we want it or not. Commissioner Grammer: That is just what my motion was and if we are not cov- ered by insurance we do not want it. I checked with Mr. Wall and he said we are covered. I know the chief would not want to put a man out with a gun if he was not covered. What I want to know is-- are the commissioners for this thing or against it? If they are for it then let's get to work on it and get it in operation. -18- i , Chief Smith: I still say I do not want it approved as it stands now. If there is not a harmonious feeling amoung everyone as it should be I had rather 0 have it tabled for the time being. , Some of the commissioners are undecided and I can see their point, they want more information on it and I don not blame them for that. Mayor Hill: Do I understand that you want to give the Chief of Police the authority to proceed and look into this and find out all the details and present it to the commission as a whole? Commissioner Grammer: That is exactly what I mean, you are either for this or against it. What is the need to go ahead with this and then the commiss- ion turn it down. Commissioner Thornton: At this stage of the game I don't know whether I am for it or against it. Commissioner Grammer: My motion was, to give the Chief of Police authority to form a police reserve. Commissioner Young: I am going to make a motion at this time to table this pending further investigation and additional information, and that addition- al information be given the commission so that a decision can be made. Commissioner Tarpley: I will second the motion if you will appoint a com- mittee to investigate it.and make a report. Commissioner Grammer: We have had a committee investigation and report. I just made the report. Commissioner Young: Mr. Tarpley if you want that in the motion I will add-- that the police a nd fire committee investigate establishing a police re- serve and make a recommendation to the commission. iP Mayor Hill called for a vote on the motion. It was as follows: c' Grammer No Tarpley No Thornton Yes Young Yes Hill Yes Attorney Walden: The commission in about a half dozen different meetings has authorized letters be sent to the owners of Lot 7, Block 11 Dania Heights Extension to do something about the unsatisfactory condition of that property. Jt Also on Lot 123 Block 5, Dania Heights Extension. This lot is owned by an estate. I have been in touch with the attormey for the estate and he is sat- isfied we can go ahead and take action to tear. down the building. The notices given by the city manager on the Sepielli property were given to Mr. Sepielli and the record owner is Emma Sepielli. So to avoid any risk of " the assessment not being good, I ask that you adopt a resolution specifically authorizing the Acting City Manager to serve notice upon the owner of Lot 7, Block 1, Dania Heights Extension that a building upon said property is struct- urally unsafe within the meaning of Sec. 17-17 of the Code of Ordinances and directing the city manager to notify such owner in writing to tear down or. destroy the building within ten days from the date of the notice. I am also asking you to adopt a similar type resolution regarding Lot 12, Block 5, Dania Heights Extension. Theses are.the two resolutions I suggest you pass. t Commissioner Young: Has the ten day notice been sent to the property owner on S. W. 7th Street? Attorney Walden: I dontt think so. But I will have you a letter by Wednesday from the attorney for the estate waiving the ten days as they are willing to have the city go ahead and do the work. We found out it will only cost about $200.00. That is cheaper than they could get it done. A motion was made by Commissioner Young that the two resolutions be adopted and passed. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Tarpley, and the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows:. Grammer Yes Tarpley Yes Thornton Yes Young Yes Hill Yes Attorney Walden: In a previous meeting some complaint was made about high ' weeds and overgrown grass in certain sections of the city. I was given a long list of property owners and legal descriptions. I have a resolution authorizing the city manager to notify certain property owners designated in this resolution that they are in violation of Sec. 16-18 Code of Ordin- ances because grass and weeds have grown upon said property to such height as to constitute a fire hazard and directing the city manager to notify such owners to abate such condition. This covers property in rear of the fronton and some lots in Ocean View, Golf Addition, which is a subdivision south of the golf course. A motion was made by Commissioner Tarpley this resolution be passed and adop- ted. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Young, and the roll being can- ed, the Commissioners voted as follows: Grammer Yes Tarpley Yes Thornton Yes Young Yes Hill Yes Attorney Walden: Mr. Grammer gave me a resolution submitted by the State Road Department, wherein they in effect are asking the City of Dania to !' adopt a resolution deeding by quit claim deeds whatever rights, if any, the ?i City of Dania has in Sheridan Street, (SW 16th), between Federal Highway and State Road 7. If you wish to do that you can adopt this resolution direct- ing the proper officials to sign the deed. A motion was made.by Commissioner Grammer this resolution be passed. The -' motion was seconded by Commissioner Tarpley,a nd the roll being called, the Commissioners voted as follows: Grammer Yes Tarpley Yes Thornton Yes Young Yes Hill Yes Attorney Walden: Inter-County Construction Company sued the City of Dania about two years ago claiming additional money due them on a paving contract in the northeast section of the city. I believe the suit was in the amount + of $3,500. It has been pending in court and they are willing to settle to accept $750. We are at the point now where the case is going to court, and ' - informally you told me to try to settle it our of court. They are willing y,. to settle it out of court for this amount. I ask that you adopt a formal motion directing me to settle it for that amount. I recommend it to you. A motion was made by Commissioner Tarpley directing the City Attorney to ' settle with' Inter-County Construction Company for $750. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Thornton, and the roll being called, the Commission- ers voted'as follows: -20- Grammer Yes . Tarpley Yes Thornton Yes Y9ung Yes Hill Yes There being no further business$ the meeting adjourned. e Mary Thornhill City Clerk Vera L. Hill Mayor-Commissioner ii. l(r rye,,. • T.r�:.. N / —21— CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA • DISBURSEMENTS February, 1964 GENERAL FUND Duncan Parking Meter 800.00 The Travelers Insurance Company 703.62 Motor Vehicle Commissioner 7.00 H & H Engineering, Inc . 9,046.98 Hollywood Ford, Inc . 4,414.83 Philpott, Ross & Saarinen 2000.00 Powell Motor Company 2:529.75 Florida Revenue Commission 72.43 Kennedy-Santana, Inc. 120.00 City of Dania Payroll Account 19047.27 Motor Vehicle Commissioner 1.25 Jas. H. Matthews $c Company 62.00 Aero-Tize Company 25.00 Richard C. Reilly 62. 50 All State Acoustics & Insulation Co. 365.00 All State Acoustics & Insulation Co. 485.00 City of Dania Payroll Account 5,240.35 City of Dania Payroll Account 1,046.05 Petty Cash 6.71 Frances Vass 21.00 Lottie Meadows 21.00 Mae Trelkeld 21.00 June Lee 21.00 Virginia C. Wise 21 .00 Joseph Bizjak 21.00 Mrs Odessa Tarpley 21.00 Irving Rosenberg 21.00 Charles M. Lucas 21.00 14. Elizabeth Nichols 21.00 Clyde Aycock 21.00 Jaunita Tallent 21.00 Rita M. Loury 21.00 Eunice V. Durham 21.00 Barbara Lucas 21.00 Elmer M. Christian 21.00 Ruby Curry 21.00 Essie M. Gaines 21.00 Hannah White 21.00 Mildred Black 21.00 Mildred Bryant 21.Ob Lucille West 21.00 Mary Ned 21.00 Sam Green 21.00 . Ruth Manning 21.00 Bernice Ryle 21.00 Helen LaBree 21.00 Irene E. Lobar 21.00 Naoma McElyea 21.00 Elizabeth Gedeon 21.00 Irene Stowe 21.00 Margie Kinsey ?1.00 Doris C. Novak 9.75 John J. Kaires 21.00 (Total of Election Officials $ 702.75) May's Moving & Storage Inc . 62;30 Mrs. Hugh A. Smith 20.00 Mayes Moving & Storage, Inc . 26. gq0 Ester L. Gates, Supervisor of Registration 210.80 Board of County Commissioners 33.93 Dania Lions Club 20.00 All State Acoustics & Insulation Co. 80.00 City of Dania Payroll Account 1,059.18 '' '` Carried Forward $ 30,251.40 CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA DISBURSE14ENTS February, 1964 GENERAL FUND Continued Brought Forward 30,251.1b0 Vera L. Hill 1S3.y9 Robert L. Grammer 100.00 S. Ellis Young 88.59 Virgil Tarpley 88.59 J.D. Thornton 88.59 W.E. Bunch, Jr. Clark of the Circuit Court 7.50 Clarke Walden 421.92 Florida State Board of Health 20.00 Humane Society of Broward County 25.00 A.M. Black 138.59 Dania Chamber of Commerce 375.00 Lindfors & Waite 50,00 Charles Lindeman 25.00 Recreation Department City of Pompano Beach 2.00 Richard Dickerson 25.00 Aero-Tize Company 25..00 Buzza Concrete Company 50.00 Norman A. McDuffie 427.00 Norman A. McDuffie 1130.00 Norman A. McDuffie 172.00 City of Dania Payroll Account 5,6111.26 S. Ellis Young 12.50 City of Dania Payroll Account 11188.10 Petty Cash 10.51 Florida Power & Light Company 1,559.37 Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co. 191.30 Wyldwood Tropical Nurseries 420.00 Wyldwood Tropical Nurseries 47P,625 0 City Products Corp. Griffey Hardware RIB Florida Linen Service 2.90 Coastal Business Machines 79.00 Standard Sanitary Supplies 114.25 DePadro Yacht Basin, Inc. 124.63 Phil Nix Metal Products 13.50 The Dania Bank 12.00 Dania Texaco Service 4.72 Mrs. II.G. Laney 215.00 Broome & Farina 294.00 Viking Restaurant and Lounge 200.00 Lee 's Locksmith & Bicycle Shop 17.95 Jones Equipment Co. 19.01 Broward Grain & Supply of Dania, Inc. 7.92 Callahan Motor Company 43.60 Cates Service Station 141.50 Winthers Glass Shop 7.05 Dania Volunteer Fire Department 905.00 Cameron Lumber Company 503.80 The Sherwin-Williams Company 35.20 A.M. Collot Supplies, Inc. 5.80 LaCroix Electric Company 672.39 Duro-Test Corp. 44.27 Business Equipment Company 16.81 L.W. Rozzo & Son 9.24 Scotland Electric Supply 27.00 Rowley Battery & Electric Servic d, 161.04 Renn's Woodcraft 20.00 Burrell Bros. Oil Co. 22.37 Kennedy-Santana, Inc . 25.00 Florida Dust Control Service, Inc. 3.00 Orkin Exterminators 6.00 Peoples Gas System 4.09 Carried Forward $p 46,259.58 CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA ® DISBURSEMENTS February, 19611 GENERAL FUND Continued Brought Forward 46,259.58 Owens Communications Services, Inc . 392.20 Lippoth Plumbing, Inc . 12.00 Gillette Neon Signs & Service, Inc. 11.00 Sokolow's Department Store 13.00 Hill Company of Florida 25.95 The Dania Press 17.40 Ed Nasbe Signs 3.00 Mort Brown's Cleaners 15.00 P & G Electric Co. , Inc. 219.30 Broward Publishing Co. , Inc . 39.35 Broward Business Machines 166.20 Broward County Traffic Association 100.00 Dania Volunteer Fire Department 18.25 Dania Motors 2.35 Davis Meter & Supply Co. , Inc . 72.14 Maus Chemical & Industrial Supplies 20,73 Beadon Ambulance tledical Supplies 18.33 * Florida Asphalt Company 129,00 Miami Fire Equipment, Inc . 165.090 0 Intercounty Construction Corp. Argo Uniform Company 384.25 Pan American Tire Company 41.00 City Utilities Office - Hollywood 47.77 Lou's Atlantic Service Station 7.80 P & G Electric Co. , Inc. 3.00 John Sessa - Bulldozing 48.00 Cadillac Overall Supply Co. 38.00 Standard Oil Company 85.9L} W.S. Darley & Go. Dave's Paint & Body Shop 15.00 Duncan Parking Meter 38.29 Rueffer Rubber Stamps 15.85 Surf 5 & 10¢ Store 365 Dania Plumbing Supply Co. 6 Kraynak Office Machines 23.50 Leols Standard Garage 92.73 Richard Eglinas 96.50 Total 0 48,640.26 CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA ® DISBURSEMENTS February, 1964 WATER FUND , H.N. Gittens $ 10.00 H.N. Gittens 10.00 R.A. Murphy, Gen. Contr. 10.00 James Linden 10.00 H.N. Howe 1.52 Charline McIntosh 4.76 Alfred H. Havlock 7.88 Vee Reality 7.88 P-M Const. Co. 7.88 P-M Const. Co. 7.88 P-M Const. Co. 5. 76 Everett Glass 7.58 P-M Const. Co. 5. 80 Dante Capponi 10.00 Total Water Deposit Refunds 106.94 General Fund 478.65 City of Dania Payroll Account 42.10 Florida East Coast Railway Co. 3.00 City of Dania Payroll Account 426.98 City of Dania Payroll Account , 68.68 City of Dania Payroll Account 83.29 Lindfors & Waite 50.00 Neptune Meter Company 400.98 City of Dania Payroll Account 425.98 City of Dania Payroll Account 31.59 B.F. Reames, Jr. Postmaster 85.44 Florida Power & Light Co. 491.49 Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co. 15.27 F.H. Ross & Co. 215.10 Burroughs Corp. 26.00 Callahan Motor Co. 21.25 United Cement Co. , Inc 630.00 Fairbanks, Morse, & Co. 34.27 Erwin's Appliance & Equipment Co. 27.55 Davis Meter & Supply Co. , Inc. 107.64 Grand Totql 3,772.20