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DANIA CITY COMMISSION
s WORKSHOP MEETING
JANUARY 17, 1995
ROLL CALL:
Present:
k Mayor: Robert Mikes
Vice Mayor: Bobbie Grace
` Commissioners: John Bertino
Bill Hyde ;!
_€ = Albert Jones
City Manager: Robert Flatley
City Attorney: Frank Adler
Acting City Clerk: Marie Jabalee
1. City Manager Flatley advised that 33 requests were received for information on the
operation of a temporary bait and tackle shop at the pier and that only one proposal was
actually received from Donald Streeter and Thomas Zannucci. City Manager Flatley
explained that Donald Streeter was a previous pier operator from 1987 to 1990 and that Mr.
Zannucci has experience in marine work and family boating.
Donald Streeter explained his intentions to include picnic benches on the west end of the top
of the pier for beach goers until such time as the pier restaurant is ready. Mr. Streeter pointed
out that the proposal includes a management fee of$65,000 and that this is a wash after its
applied to the projected gross income. He stressed the need to increase the volume of business
in order to achieve a profit. He felt that a profit is possible based on his experience in the past
with the Dania Pier which proved to be the largest single buyer of live shrimp in the County
back in 1987-1990.
City Manager Flatley advised that there are two proposals being submitted as follows:
Proposal #1
A. Concessionaire pays the City of Dania $1,000 per month for the
concession space.
B. City of Dania pays the concessionaire$5,416 per month for the
management of the pier and turnstiles.
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A.Concessionaire pays the City of Dania $1,000 per month for the
concession space.
B. City of Dania pays the concessionaire 50%of the pier admission once
each month.
In regards to the turnstile fees, Mr. Streeter suggested to charge $3.00 for fishermen, $1.50 for
spectators and children under 6 years old would be free. He projected the pier to gross
^� $250,000 in the first year with attendance taking up $100,000 and explained that it grossed
$90,000 a year when he operated it before. Discussion followed on the type of advertising that
is needed to get the bait shop going and terms to include in a second year option in the
contract. Mr. Streeter and Mr. Zannucci confirmed their desire to ensure that the pier is
properly maintained and presented their suggested hours of operation.
Mr. Streeter thought that a modular mobile unit would be the best option for the temporary
bait/tackle shop for easy removal when the City decides to build a permanent structure.
Further discussion followed on selling bait to boating customers, turnstile procedure to be
used and a 45 day time frame to open the operation.
Kevin McCabe, Coastal Technology, reported that Murphy Construction needs another 12
r days to finish off the T-head and then hand rails, electric and finishing touches should bring
completion for c/o around the third week in February. Mr. McCabe explained that the
{ water/sewer line and electric installations still need to be worked out for the site.
Commissioner Hyde questioned whether Mr. Streeter could forego the use of stainless steel
s r hooks and use the lead substitutes as they become available and Mr. Streeter advised that he
r. would check into the idea.
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Commissioner Jones questioned Mr. Streeter on the procedure that will be used to handle
i pelicans/seagulls/birds who get attracted to the bait and caught up in hooks. Mr. Streeter
advised that Bird Control is called for removal. Mr. McCabe stated that the DEP
(Department of Environmental Protection) Permit covers the policy required on the birds and
that this would have to be coordinated with Mr. Streeter by March 1.
The Commission generally agreed with the proposal and to include the item to the next
agenda for possible action.
2. Kevin McCabe, Coastal Technology, stated that Murphy should be finished with the
pier construction in mid-February and unless weather interferes the March 1 deadline should
be met. Mr. McCabe commended Murphy Construction for their professional performance
during the past eleven months and reminded the Commission that a punch list will have to be
addressed before the pier is finished.
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Proposal »2
® A.Concessionaire pays the City of Dania $1,000 per month for the
1 concession space.
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B. City of Dania pays the concessionaire 50% of the pier admission once
each month.
In regards to the turnstile fees, Mr. Streeter suggested to charge $3.00 for fishermen, $1.50 for
spectators and children under 6 years old would be free. He projected the pier to gross
$250,000 in the first year with attendance taking up $100,000 and explained that it grossed
$90,000 a year when he operated it before. Discussion followed on the type of advertising that
is needed to get the bait shop going and terms to include in a second year option in the
contract. Mr. Streeter and Mr. Zannucci confirmed their desire to ensure that the pier is -
properly maintained and presented their suggested hours of operation.
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Mr. Streeter thought that a modular mobile unit would be the best option for the temporary
bait/tackle shop for easy removal when the City decides to build a permanent structure.
Further discussion followed on selling bait to boating customers,turnstile procedure to be
used and a 45 day time frame to open the operation.
Kevin McCabe, Coastal Technology, reported that Murphy Construction needs another 12
days to finish off the T-head and then hand rails, electric and finishing touches should bring
completion for c/o around the third week in February. Mr. McCabe explained that the
water/sewer line and electric installations still need to :,worked out for the site.
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Commissioner Hyde questioned whether Mr. Streeter cou1C forego the use of stainless steel
hooks and use the lead substitutes as they become available and Mr. Streeter advised that he
would check into the idea.
Commissioner Jones questioned Mr. Streeter on the pr wedure that will be used to handle
pelicans/seagulls/birds who get attracted to the bait and caught up in hooks. Mr. Streeter
advised that Bird Control is called for removal. Mr. McCabe stated that the DEP
s° (Department of Environmental Protection) Permit covers the policy required on the birds and
that this would have to be coordinated with Mr. Streeter by March 1.
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The Commission generally agreed with the proposal and to include the item to the next
agenda for possible action.
2. Kevin McCabe, Coastal Technology, stated that Murphy should be finished with the
pier construction in mid-February and unless weather interferes the March 1 deadline should
be met. Mr. McCabe commended Murphy Construction for their professional performance
during the past eleven months and reminded the Commission that a punch list will have to be
addressed before the pier is finished.
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ivir. ivicCabe repotted that Murphy has agreed to pay for tine secondary handicap rail on the
ramp and to install a non-skid grit coated paint on the decking in accordance with ADA
(American Disabilities Act) requirements. Mr. McCabe mentioned that a Class 4, Concrete
Coat paint and anti-graffiti coating has been added for easier water/air blast cleaning later.
Mr. McCabe advised that further discussion will be needed on the pier to address the
development of the restaurant, parking and lighting required for the protection of the turtles.
Mr. McCabe mentioned that Murphy Construction is requesting to leave the pier debris in the
water until May due to weather conditions and to investigate the possibility of obtaining a
permit for the debris to be designated as an artificial reef site. Mr. McCabe stated that
Murphy understanding that the removal of the debris is part of their contract requirements
and will remove it if the City chooses not to go with the artificial reef. Mayor Mikes
. _ expressed concern that the City has paid for removal and that the City may incur cost in the
future to remove the debris if it migrates ten years from now. Mr. McCabe advised that he
would check the costs involved and whether the option is beneficial to the City.
Sun Garden Isles Park Fishing Dock
Mr. McCabe presented a proposed layout of the Sun Garden Isles Park Fishing Dock on 14th
Way that could be constructed for approximately$9,900.00. Mr. Oyler, City Planner, advised
that the size of the dock can be decreased if the cost starts to be go past $10,000.00.
The Commission generally agreed that the design of the dock is acceptable.
3. Ed Curtis, Esq. updated the Commission on the litigation actions taken by the County
rW over the past few months and his actions to cooperate with the Swerdlow attorneys to force
}1 the County to mitigate. His office initiated numerous discoveries and took depositions of the
fib^ Fa airport personnel in the planning, noise and land acquisition areas. He discovered that offers i
`I have been made to some of the parcel owners on properties east of U.S. 1 and that the County
7t y could take the parcels under"Quick Take' measures which usually takes around six months.
Mr. Curtis explained that his first goal was to preserve the City's DRI rights while making the
r ° DRI review as broad as possible since the Airport wants to narrow the City's right to review.
W He thought that there was a possibility that the airport may be agreeing to the fact that they
need a DRI Order from Dania to build the runway. The airport also needs a Substantial
Deviation Review to add additional land in accordance with conditions listed in Dania's DRI
Order issued in 1982. He felt that Broward County is maneuvering around their own
Comprehensive Plan as the 97 acres east of US 1 is designated as Commercial land use and in
order for the County to buy the land for the Airport Protection Zone or build the runway,
they have to change the zoning to "Transporation." The City will continue to force the
County to initiate the process to change the land use to Transportation which gives Dania the
administrative review when the County tries to change their Comprehensive Plan. He
mentioned that the Complaint Order has been amended and that he is trying to have the
Injunction Declaratory action heard before June.
WORKSHOP MEETING 3 JANUARY 17, 1995
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A4 A4:l--- -----A 7,4. (`...ric rn role, lro l rni,rt morn action as the County has not
attempted to settle with any of the people who are being Impacted by the expansion. Mr.
Curtis advised that he will be presenting a recommended parallel plan with actions that the
Commission can take as a Quasi Judicial Body that will be worked out with staff members.
Mr. Curtis mentioned that Earl Gallop, Esq. was not able to attend tonight because of a
conflicting meeting with the City of North Miami. He suggested to have City Attorney
Adler respond to the recent proposed Interlocal Agreement on the Airport Zoning Law that is
under State Statute 3.33. Mr. Curtis stated that the law has been in effect since 1978 and that
this is the first time the County has referred to It.
Mayor Mikes mentioned that the County Commission approved an item relating to an
engineering work order to provide new 65 LDN contours on the South Runway for totally
unrestricted use in the year 2002 to 2012. Mr. Curtis mentioned that the joint report from the
Federal Aviation Administration stated that the South Runway was going to be 10,000 feet
long with restricted use and that there is a movement to bring all of the compatibility back to
the EPA standard of 60 LDN.
Will Allen, Growth Management Director, mentioned that some of the DRI rules are
` currently being changed and that each community in Florida is suppose to adopt an "Inner
Governmental Coordination Element of Comprehensive Plan" and that the proposed concept
g , is not clear at this time.
h 4. Will Allen, Growth Management Director, reported that Broward County Aviation
Department has made application to change the land use for 171.67 acres west of Ravenswood
Road north of the Dania Cut-off canal known as "Airport Related Use Area." He reminded
the Commission that they reviewed the request in September 1994, and that Mayor Mikes
wrote a letter expressing concern that the residential properties to the south were not
mentioned in the amendment and that a visual and sound buffer is needed along the north side
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of the Dania Cut-off canal.
fIn regards to potential degradation of the water quality of the Dania Cut-off Canal,Mayor
Mikes mentioned that the Urban Greenway Committee seems to be in support of a 100'
buffer area being provided that would be consistent with their goals to promote recreational
sites.
Commissioner Hyde was hopeful that the Broward County Marine Advisory Committee will
support the buffer all the way to 42 Street for a natural boundary. Mr. Allen recommended
that the buffer strip also be designated as "Open Space" and that water quality be listed as a
concern at the upcoming public hearing on January 26. The Commission generally agreed.
ITEM 7 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 4.
ITEM 5 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 8
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5. Dan Oyler, City Planner, explained that the tennis court at Meli Park needs to be
replaced and that the cost would be around $6,000.00. He mentioned that start members and
the Griffin Civic Association are recommending to turn the court into a volleyball court as
the tennis courts are not utilized. Commissioner Hyde felt that people would use the tennis
w courts if the courts were in good condition.
Mr. Oyler explained that the shuffleboard court is going to be filled in with concrete and that
the Griffin Civic Association may be interested in donating funds to build a shelter over the
area. Commissioner Bertino suggested to try to get the funds to make a dual purpose court
and Mr. Oyler advised that the cost would be an additional $3,000.00. Mr. Oyler explained
that he is under a time constraint with the contractor who is going to do the work and that he
needs action taken by the Commission at the regular meeting on January 24. The
Commission agreed to include the request to the next agenda.
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6. Commissioner Bertino recommended to provide a break in the rental fees for non-
profit organizations to use the I.T. Parker Center since these organizations assist the City with
several programs.
i,. Peggy Breeschoten mentioned that there are numerous churches and charitable organizations
that benefit the City in many ways that should be given a break but that the City needs to
•• . obtain enough to cover the cost to use the facility.
The Commission agreed to have the Community Center Board review the issue for a
recommendation to be brought back to the Commission.
ITEM 9 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 6
ITEM 7 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 4
7. Vice Mayor Grace mentioned that Mr. William Priester was involved with the King
Center seminars that were held in November and that she invited him to come and share
some of his ideas on Small Business Opportunities.
William Priester provided background information about himself in the area Educational
Administration and Economic Development and explained that he is currently working with
some businesses in the unincorporated areas of Broward County under contracts with
Community Block Grant Funds.
Mr. Priester presented information on how the Business Incubator concept can be
implemented to assist businesses to get started. He advised that Deerfield and Lauderhill are
using the program and that the City has to prioritize the benefits of using the Business
Incubator Program as the City may be limited in the use of CDBG for other projects. Mr.
Priester responded to questions from the Commission and the Commission generally agreed
that staff would have to check with Lauderhill and Deerfield to see how the program is
working out.
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ITEM 9 WAS HEARD AFTER ITEM 6
9. City Manager Flatley presented "Welcome to the City of Dania" banners for the
Commission to review that will be placed at key intersections in the City.
Commission comments included the idea of adding the City emblem and colors to the
banners with the words 'Broward's First City" along the border. Mr. Flatley agreed to make
some changes and bring them back to the Commission.
f This workshop meeting was adjourned.
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AGENDA
DANIA CITY COMMISSION
WORKSHOP MEETING
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(Immediately following the Special Meeting)
1. Temporary Pier Bait Shop Proposal. (Staff)
2. Pier construction status; Sun Garden Isles Park fishing dock. (Staff)
3. (8-30 p.m. time certain) Ed Curtis and Earl Gallop regarding airport litigation update.
(Staff)
4. Ravenswood area Land Use Plan Amendment. (Staff)
5. Meli Park tennis court. (Staff)
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6. Fund-raisers for non-profit organizations and break in rental fees for the I.T. Parker
Center. (Comm. Bertino)
7. Small Business Opportunities presented by William Priester. (Vice-Mayor Grace)
8. Children in Distress presented by Doug Flescher. (Vice-Mayor Grace)
9. "Welcome to the City of Dania" banners. (Staff)
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
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Date January 6, 1995
To: Mayor and City Commissioners
Robert F. Halley, City Manager
From: Michael W. Smith, Director Personnel/Community Development 1
SUBJECT: TEMPORARY RFP $
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Recently the City solicited proposals for operation of a temporary bait and tackle shop on the pier.
design-bid basis . Thirty three prospective proposers picked up information t, en attended the pre-
proposal workshop heember 22. Only one , a partnership between Donald Streeter and
Thomas Zannucci, submitted a proposal on this venture which is attached for your review . A
?' Commission workshop is scheduled for January 17 to discuss the proposal in more detail.
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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
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THE DANIA FISHING PIER
AND A BAIT SHOP AND LIMITED CONCESSION
Purpose: The City of Dania, Florida, is requesting proposals for the operation of the Dania
Fishing Pier for a period of one year, with the option of annual one (1) year renewals, to
provide a temporary bait shop and limited concession in a portable building(s), located on
y I Dania Beach, 300 North Beach Road, Dania, Florida. Proposers are urged to personally
} ! inspect the fishing pier and confer with Mike Smith to obtain any other specific information
at (305) 921-8700 Ext. 203.
t • 'Limited concession" could include hot dogs, hamburgers, soft drinks, beer (if licensed),
salty snacks, cold sandwiches, ice cream and novelties
Requirements:
• Fishing pier shall be managed by concessionaire 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The
City will compensate the concessionaire for these services for a fee to be negotiated.
• Temporary/portable building(s) shall be provided by concessionaire and shall be located
on the east end of the 6,200 square foot platform located on the north side of the pier&
shall be removed by concessionaire at the end of the lease
• All machines and equipment shall be provided by concessionaire
Y: • Porto-lets and port-o-let servicing shall be contracted by concessionaire but paid for by
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.: • City shall provide hookup for water and electric service
• City shall install permanent turnstiles for entrance to the pier
• Contract for temporary concession will be for one (1) year with annual one (1) year
` renewals. After one (1) year, the contract will be subject to cancellation by the City with "
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120 day written cancellation notice for all renewal periods..
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• Salt water service and pump to be supplied by concessionaire
Where to Submit Proposal: Sealed RFPs are due by 4:00 p.m. local time on Wednesday,
the 4th day of January 1994, in the City Clerk's office at the City of Dania, 100 W. Dania
Beach Blvd., Dania, Florida 33004. All proposals must be submitted with eight (6) copies.
All information should be in a sealed envelope and clearly marked on the outside the words
"Dania Fishing Pier Bait Shop/Concession Proposal". The proposals shall be publicly
opened and read aloud by the City Clerk in the City Commission Chambers at 4:00 p.m. on
that day. During the regularly scheduled City Commission Meeting, at 7:30 p.m. on
j January 10, 1994, the proposals will be introduced to the City Commission and the public.
Temporary concessionaire will be introduced to the finalists for the permanent restaurant
enture restaurant/bait shop, if interested.
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TEMPORARY PIER BAIT SHOP
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL ADVISORY
PURPOSE:
The successful vendor will be responsible for setting-up a bait shop operation on the pier in the area
designated on the attached drawing. Services provided shall be in accordance with the Request for Proposal.
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Operator shall be responsible for providing all buildings, equipment and inventory.
4 EXPECTATION:
.` Operator will offer ccrsistent and high quality products and service to the public. and maintain the facilities at
ls; all times in a manner that assures customers and our complete satisfaction at each visit.
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TEMPORARY OPERATION:
The City expects that this operation will be for a one year period of time. Operation will be 7 days per week, 24
hours per day.
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I BUILDING CONSTRUCTION/INSTALLATION:
All proposers must submit plans and specifications on the form of temporary structures they plan to install on
the pier. If passible. a drawing or photograph is requested. All structures including plumbing, electrical,
{ HVAC, must meet criteria set forth under the South Florida Building code and/or be approved by the City's
building inspection staff. Questions concerning building requirements should be directed to Ken Koch, Building
Official at 921-8700 Ex . 256.
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At the termination of the lease the operator will be responsible for the removal of all temporary structures,
equipment and supplies.
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BUSINESS PLAN:
{ Proposers should submit a business plan which include the products which will be sold and services they plan
to offer. Plan should include projected cost estimate for building, installation, operating supplies, inventory for
sale, personnel costs, insurance benefits, licenses and permit fees, do they plan to staff the operation, i.e.,
whether they will hire outside principals and family. Also include anticipated revenues.
INSURANCE:
Proposers must submit certificate of insurance which include the following coverages:
a. All building and personal property of the operator.
h; b. Workers' Compensation insurance per Florida Statutes.
{ C. Liability Insurance-5100,000 per person
-S300,000 per occurrence
;. City must be named an additional insured.
r?; Underwriting companies for the above coverages shall be rated A or better according to the A.M. Best Guide. i
' LICENSES/PERMITS:
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The program is responsible for obtaining and maintaining all necessary licenses as required by all government
agencies for the proposed operation and services.
PARKING:
Employees of the operator and fishing patrons will be issued permits for free parking in permit lot ONLY.
Permits will not be valid at metered parking. Sightseers will not be provided free parking. Operator will be
responsible for purchasing permits in a manner set forth by the City.
BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL HISTORY:
Proposers should provide a detailed history of all past employment and/or businesses operated. If it is not
readily apparent that they have prior experience operating a facility of this type,they should describe how they
feel qualified to operate an enterprise of this type.
Three (3) businesses as financial references are requested.
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All proposers must complete and submit the attached Public Entities Crime Affidavit.
Include all previous names used and business fictitious names (if applicable) and locations (CityiCounty/State)
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FINANCIAL TERMS:
Proposers will submit dollar figures with their proposal:
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1. Proposed monthly concession fee to be paid to the City of Dania.
2. Amount of management fee to be paid to the Operator by the City for management services which will
include:
a. Collection of Pier Admission Fees to be set by the City. All admission fees are to be remitted
to the City on a weekly basis.
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b. Daily maintenance of all surface areas to remove organic material, trash and other debris.
C. Insert light bulbs as needed.
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d. Contract for installation and maintain two (2) portable toilets. (Include in proposal the brand
name and type to be used). j
RATING OF PROPOSALS:
Proposals will be rated by a committee of City staff and consultants to include:
a. Aesthetics and functionality of the proposed structures.
Y b. Scope and thoroughness of the business plan in term of products, services, realistic
estimates of capitalization expenses, operational costs, and anticipated revenues.
C. Experience of the Proposer in operating past operations of similar scope and nature.
Type and success of operation, and proposer's track record an customer satisfaction
will be evaluated.
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SWORN SfAMMMtI UNDER SI3=ON 787.LS3(3)(a),
FI.ORlDA SrATL'IES,ON PUBIC ENrr Y CRIMES
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L This swom statement is submuled to THE CrTY OF DANIA by
(print mdmduals name and title)
for
(print Dame of entity submitting sword statement)
whose business address is
and(if applicable)its Fcdenl Employer IdennCauon(FEIIV)
'',• ts If tie entiy has no FEIN, include the Smcial Security Number of the
,.,.� individual signing this swum stalem=t. ..
2 1 understand that a'public entity"me'as defined in Paragraph 287.133(1)(g),Fonda Statutes,means a
'l violation of arty state or federal law by a person with respect to and directly related to the transaction of
business with any public cntiry ar with in agency ar political subdivision of any other state or of the United
Sates,including,but not limited to.any yid or contract for goods or mrvices to be provided to any public
"lily or an agency or pmlitical subdivision of any otherstate or of the United States and involving antitrust
fraud,theft,bribery,collusion.rsckcle-nng,conspiracy,or material misrepresentation.
3. 1 understand that'oenvic ed'or'convimcn'As defined in Paragraph 287.133(1)(b),Florida Statutes,means
a finding of quill or a conviction of a puolic=lily crime,with or without an adjudication of guilt,in any
federal or state trial coun of record relating to charges brought by indictment or information after July L
1989.u A result of a jury verdict.nonjury trial.or entry of a plu of guilty or note contenders.
4. 1 understand that an"Affiliate'as defned in Paragraph 287.133(1)(a),Florida Statures accent
(1)A predecessor or successor of a person convicted of a public entity crime;or
(2)An entity under the contcol of any namal person who is active in the management Of the entity and
who has been convicted of a puolic entity crime. The term 'aMiliale' includes those o((ieeta,
r directors,executives.partners,shamholdea employees,members and agents whoaa active in the
management of=affiliate. The ownershlp by one permn of shares constituling a controlling interest
in another placed.or pooling of equipment or income among permits when oat for fair market value
S under=ann's length agreement shall be a prima facie ass that one person contcols another. A
3 person who knowingly cater into a joint ventum with a person who his been convicted CIA public entity
j. crime in Florida during the preceding 36 months shall be considered an aRlism.
C S. 1 understand that a'person'as defined in Paragraph 287.133(1)(e),Florida Statutes,means any mn"W
person or=lily organized under the laws of any stale or of the United Sam with the legal power to enter
S into a bindingcontnct and which bids or ad to bid on contacts for the provision of goods or sewfces
let by a public entity,orwhich othetwoe mnsacts or applies to transact business with a public emiry. The -
term'person'includes those Officers.dir-roR aecutives partners shareholders,employees, members,
and agents who are active in management of an entity.
6 Based on inli mation and belief,the statement which I have marked below is true in relation to the entity
submitting this swam statement. (Indicate which statement applies.)
Neither the entity submitting mu swam statement,nor any of itao(fittrs directmrs.esecotive;
i� partners.shareholders employees•members,or agents who are solve in the management of the entity,nor
any affiliate of the entity his been charged wish and convicted of a public emity crime subsequent to July
L 1989.
_The =lily submitting this sworn sralemenl,or one or mom of its officers,director esnvtivrl,
partners.shareholders,employees,member Or agents who am active in the management of the entity,or
An affiliate of the"lily his been charged v,,h and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July
L 1989.
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Inc enriry subniaing
partner h,=holdm employees,nserrsuerc or agents who are active in the rsueagement of the entity,or
an affdate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public emiry cnme subsequent ra July
L 19S9. However, there has been a subsequent proceeding before a Hearing ORcers of the Sum of
Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings and the Final Order entered by the Hearing Offlocr
determined that it wasnot in the public interest to place the entity submitting this swore statement chithe
.: convicted vendor list. (Attach a copy of the final order.)
I UNDERSTAND THAT THE SUBMISSION OF THIS FORM TO THE CONTRACTING OFFICER FOR THE
PUBLIC ENIM IDENTIFIED IN PARAGRAPH I(ONE)ABOVE IS FOR THAT PUBLIC ENTITY ONLY
AND,TRATTHIS FORM IS VALID THROUGH DECEMBER 31 OF THE CALENDAR YEAR IN WHICH IT
IS FILED. I ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT I AM REOUIRED TO INFORM THE PUBLIC ENTRY PRIORIO
ENTERING WW A CONTRACT IN EXCESS OF THE THRESHOLD AMOUNT PROVIDED IN SECTION
267.017, FLORID STATUTES FOR CATEGORY TWO OF ANY CHANGE IN THE INFORMATION
CONTAINED BJ THIS FORM.
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Swore to and subscribed before me this day of .1993.
Pc=n&Uykbown
' or Produced Wentifiotthe Notary publlcStam of
My commission cspt
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to be placed on the Pier.
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Angler's Tackle Shop
230 E. Dania Bch. Blvd.
Dania, FI. 33004
305-922-6484
Beach Bait & Tackle LTD
1112 E. Las Olas Blvd.
Ft. Lauderdale, FI. 33301
305-524-3302
Mr. Glenn Berry
Bent Rod Bait Tackle
7039 Taft Street
Hollywood, Florida 33020
Mr. Scott Boyd
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508 N. Andrews Avenue
Ft. Lauderdale, FI.
305462-8366
Norbert Brien
' Two Guys Bait & Tackle Inc.
2406 Sherdian Street
Hollywood, Florida 33020
305-920-8487
Gerry Buchalter
World Famous Bait & Tackle
2400 Griffin Road
Ft. Laudredale, FI. 33312
305-985-5661
FX. 985-5767
Carl's Bait &Tackle
Mr. William Curtis
2510 Davie Blvd.
Ft. Lauderdale, FI.
305-581-8890
Charlie Bait &Tackle
Nilo Enterprises
1950 NW 9th Avenue
Ft. Lauderdale, FI. 33316
305-764-6603
Competition Tackle & Marine Inc.
4620 Griffin Road
Davie. Florida
305-581-4476
Mr. Bernard DesRochers
i 8789 Cleary Blvd.
Plantation, Fl. 33324 t
305-452-9932
Barry Erickson
1520 Garfield Street
Hollywood, Florida 33020
305-922-2769
Everglades Pro-Bass Center i .
8246 Griffin Road
Davie, Florida - --�
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Fishy Business Baits
6303 Miaamar Pkwy.
Miramar, Florida
305-962-2273
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2614 Sherman Street
Hollywood, Fl.
305-646-0166
Mr. Bill Goldstick
Naturally South Florida/
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No. Miami, Florida 33181
° Mr. Bob Haaganson
2100 Ocean Drive
Sky Harbor East. Apt. 5-A
Ft. Lauderdale, Fl. 33305
305-927-4181
Mr. Skip Johnson
2417 S. Federal Hwy.
Ft. Lauderdale, Fl. 33316
305-761-1038
305-761-2391 FAX
BabbetJones
1641 S. W. 47th Terr.
Ft. Lauderdale. Fl. 33317
305-791-7240
Kingsbury & Sons Tackle Inc.
1801 S. Federal Hwy.
Ft. Lauderdale, Fl. 33316 x,
305-467-3474
Lou's Tackles & Marina
3463 Griffin Road
Ft. Lauderdale. Fl. 33312
305-989-9219
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Richard Myers
Seaward Services, Inc.
519 SE 32nd Court
Port Everglades, Fl. 33316
305-524-7951
Mr. Ken Nolan
Florida Fish Finder
750 S. E. 3rd Ave., Suite 100
Ft. Lauderdale, FI. 33316 {
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P. & P. Rigged Bait
250 S. W. 31st Street r�?"
Ft. Lauderdale, FI. 33315L '
305-522-3523
Mr. John Simoncic
Full Thorttloe Marine
Ra 2945 St. RD 84
o` Ft. Lauderdale, FI. 33312
E . 305-584-9015
Paul Slawek
309 NE 3rd Avenue
Dania, FI. 33004
Tom Underwood .;
Underwood Concessions
2930 S. W. 87th Terr.
Dania, Florida 33004
305-929-2322
Harry Wiedner
4624 Hollywood Blvd., Suite 200
Hollywood. Florida 33021
305-962-1119
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Seaward Services, Inc.
519 SE 32nd Court
Port Everglades, Fl. 33316
305-524-7951
Mr. Ken Nolan
Florida Fish Finder
750 S. E. 3rd Ave., Suite 100
Ft. Lauderdale, Fl. 33316
305-467-5700
P. & P. Rigged Bait
250 S. W. 31st Street
Ft. Lauderdale, Fl. 33315
305-522-3523
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Full Thorttloe Marine
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305-584-9015
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au+ 309 NE 3rd Avenue
Dania, Fl. 33004
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Underwood Concessions
2930 S. W. 87th Terr.
Dania, Florida 33004
305-929-2322
Harry Wiedner
4624 Hollywood Blvd., Suite 200
Hollywood, Florida 33021
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Dorothy Will
217 SW Riverland Road
Ft. Lauderdale, Fl. 33312
305-583-7302
World Famous Bait&Tackle
2400 Griffin Raod y:-
F', ` Dania, Fl. 33004
305-985-5661
Xpres Bait & Tackle
Xpresco Inc.
321 N. Federal Hwy.
X« Dania, Fl. 33004
305-923-4674
Thomas Zannucci
320 S. E. 11th Ave. #111
Pompano Bch., Florida 33060
305-946-4095
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Mr. Robert Flately
City Manager
CITY OF DANIA
100 West Dania Beach Boulevard
Dania, Florida 33004
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RE: SUN ISLES GARDEN PARK FISHING DOCK
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Enclosed for distribution are copies of the proposed layout of the Sun Isles Garden Park Fishing
Dock on 14th Way in the City of Dania. We have completed our engineering design and have
economized on procedures and details to minimize the cost of construction. Based on our engineer's
cost estimate, this dock can be constructed for approximately $9,900,00.
,!' I will attend the January 17, 1995 Commission Workshop to introduce this project and to answer any
technical questions. I look forward to seeing you and the commission on Tuesday evening.
Very Truly Yours,
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
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RE: Proposed Broward County Land Use Plan Amendment By The Broward
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Date: January 13, 1995
An item slated for discussion at the January 17, 1995 City Commission workshop
meeting is the proposed land use amendment by the Broward County Aviation
Department for the property west of Ravenswood Road and north of the Dania Cutoff
Canal. This application was submitted last year for this 171.67 acre area. The request
is to change the present designations of L-5 Low Density Residential and Industrial to
Transportation. The City Commission reviewed this request at their September 13,
1994 meeting. As the attached minutes show, Mayor Mikes was directed to send a
letter commenting on deficiencies in the proposal. This letter was sent on September
19, 1994 and presented at the public hearing on September 22, 1995. The progress
on this matter should be discussed as another public hearing is scheduled for the 4,
January 26, 1995 by the Broward County Planning Council.
The concerns previously addressed by the City Commission included that the proposed
uses must be compatible with the residential property to the south. This residential
tS ,. area was conveniently not mentioned in the amendment application. The concern is i
that there be a visual and sound buffer along the north side of the Dania Cutoff Canal
for the protection of the residents on the south side as well as for the enhancement of
the appearance of the area for all residents of Broward County who use the canal for
boating recreational activities. The second concern was potential degradation of the
water quality of the Dania Cutoff Canal from discharges from the amendment site.
County planning staff wrote the Aviation Department indicating that these issues
merited further discussion. Dan Oyler and I met with Mr. Spofford on December 8,
1994. At that meeting we reiterated the concern for a buffer along the north side of the
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of the ron?l, We ?Icn`1icniiccort that ciirh a huffer area would be consistent with the
goals of promoting the opportunity for recreational sites and access to waterways which
is consistent with the Urban Greenway concepts which are under consideration. At this
a meeting we discussed a 100' wide buffer area along the north side. We indicated that
such a width had not been discussed with the City Commission. Such a width would
however allow an extensive buffer area to handle issues such as noise, glare and odor
as well as space for a trail and similar facilities. Mr. Spofford's letter of January 6, 1995
indicates the Aviation Department would be willing to designate 1 00' for green space. It
is suggested that the area fronting the Dania Cut-off Canal be designated as open
space on the land use plan to make it perfectly clear that the area is not to be
developed other than for open space purposes. The backup information should also
clearly state that the abutting property to the south is residential in nature and must be
protected. The width of this designation would be per the City Commission's direction.
:., The second concern regards discharges into the canal. This is a reasonable concern
based on potential uses such as parking lots. This concern should continue to be noted
for review of such agencies as South Florida Water Management District.
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The motion to rename Modello Park failed on the following roll call vote:
Commissioner Bertino -yes Commissioner Hyde - no
Commissioner Jones -no Vice Mayor Grace -no
Mayor Mikes-no
Mayor Mikes suggested to continue the item for a few weeks to come up with other
alternatives.
A motion was made by Commissioner Jones, seconded by Commissioner Bertino to keep the
name of Phippen Road by changing the name to Phippen-Waiters Road.
The motion passed on the following roll call vote:
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Commissioner Jones-yes Vice Mayor Grace-yes
Mayor Mikes -yes
City Attorney Adler stated that the change takes place immediately and that the City would
advise the County on putting up a new sign as soon as possible.
8.2 Will Allen, Growth Management Director, advised that more than 50 people are
involved with the plans for the 90th Birthday Celebration. He presented an update on the
fund raising, entertainment, program plans and sponsor packages. Mr. Allen advised that
Jones Intercable is airing a commercial two weeks before the event and that an overall
Committee Meeting to discuss progress is scheduled September 19. Staff has sent out a
proclamation urging municipalities to acknowledge the weekend as Dania's Birthday and a
draft letter inviting dignitaries was prepared for the Mayor's signature.
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Dan Oyler, icy Planner,explained that a request has been received from Broward
for a pro ed land use amendment for the area known as the Airport Related Use
cated t of Ravenswood Road and Dania Cut-off Canal on the south. Mr. Oyler
t at the County is changing the Land Use to Transportation which will involve
changes to industrial land on the north owned by Broward County and low five residential on
the south. He advised that the County left out any residential use in their proposal and that
y y this concern was transmitted to the South Regional Planning Council. Mr. Oyler advised that
a public hearing is scheduled September 22 with Broward County and that staff should present
a recommendation that buffering be included along the northside of the Dania Cut-off Canal
The Commission generally agreed that the County presented a document to the FAA and the i
public showing an open space buffer zone that would be provided and that Mr. Oyler should
obtain this document from Attorney Curtis to be presented to the County.
A motion was made by Commissioner Hyde, seconded by Commissioner Bertino to accept
staff recommendation to send a letter under the Mayor's signature addressing N8 on page 46 of
REGULAR MEETING 8 SEPTEMBER 13, 1994
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The motion passed on the following roll call vote:
Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Hyde-yes
Commissioner Jones-yes Vice Mayor Grace-yes
Mayor Mikes -yes
8.4 Commissioner Bertino mentioned that part of the drainage problem in the southeast
section is from water runoff from Federal Highway. He reported on his efforts to request the
Department of Transportation to clean all of the drains and catch basins along Federal
Highway. If the problem is not resolved with cleaning the drains then the system design will
have to be reviewed.
Commissioner Jones commented on the drainage problems throughout the City and
mentioned the need to come up with a way to increase revenues to address the problem. City
Attorney Adler reported that information has been received from Pinellas County showing 4
" that they formulate revenues based on impervious areas which includes the average of all
homes in the affected area. Mobile homes are figured on a square foot basis and a different
amount is used for apartments and parking lots. Mr. Adler advised that this formula was
i presented at a seminar and is an excellent formula to raise funds for drainage.
} Marie Jabalee, Finance Director, mentioned the City's action about a year ago to enter into an
agreement with Broward County to research storm water runoff and that City engineers
conducted studies. She mentioned that Hallandale, Oakland Park and several other cities in
Broward County have implemented storm water drainage utility tax and that it only runs a
few dollars per month per household.
Commissioner Bertino mentioned that the new sewer cleaning truck should help the drainage
problems in the City because it is going to clean drains all year long. Further comments
related to the huge expense that can be imposed on the City by the South Florida Water
Management District to meet their standards for cleaning runoff water before it is dumped
- into any recharge area.
Mayor Mikes mentioned that the different elevations throughout the City are part of the
problem. Commissioner Hyde agreed with Commissioner Bertino's efforts to make the
proper agencies responsible for cleaning their drains.
8.5 Vice Mayor Grace asked for a status report on the graffiti code violation for Dusky
Marine.
Will Allen, Growth Management Department, reported that Dusky Marine painted the
graffiti out up to a height of 6' and that graffiti is a problem in this area of the City. Mr. Allen
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Mr. AI Samoun, Assistant Director
Comprehensive and Neighborhood Planning Division
115 South Federal Highway, Room 329K
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301
Dear Mr. Samoun:
a' The Dania City Commission met on September 13, 1994 to review and discuss
the proposed "Ravenswood Area" Unincorporated Broward County Land Use Plan
Amendment, dated June 1994.
As you are aware, the City of Dania has been following the proposed airport '
expansion program with great interest, because anything that is done to expand the
facility directly effects our adjoining City and it's quality of life.
In reviewing the document we have several concerns. The first being Section 8
"Land Use Compatibility Section. The document states that "The main purpose of the
proposed amendment is to ensure land use compatibility with the AIRPORT, which is
directly to the east of the amendment site. The surrounding land uses involve
industrial, commercial, and transportation activities." The south boundary of the
proposed amendment is the North line of the Dania Cut-off Canal. Adjoining on the
south side of the canal are residential land use properties. No mention of this abutting
land use was included in the document.
The main concern we have regarding this section is that the homeowners on the south
side of the canal have both visual and sound barrier protection. Therefore, we request
that a substantial visual and sound buffer area be created along the entire north side of
the Dania Cut-off Canal and be indicated on the Broward County Landuse Plan as a
"Open Space". This would also help enhance the appearance of the area to the many
residents of Broward County who use the canal for boating recreational activities.
The quality of the water has always been a concern to the boating and fishing
public and is a major recreational resource for the City of Dania. The Drainage Analysis
section of the document seems to indicate that the Dania Cut-off Canal will be the
receiving body for additional drainage discharge. Since the area will be developed
largely in asphalt parking lots, oil, dirt, gasoline residues, etc. will be entering the on-site
drainage system. It is imperative that if water is being discharged into the Dania Cut-off
Canal, it be properly filtered and cleaned, prior to discharge into the Canal so as not to
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a j degrade the water quality. We believe that a county project in particular should set a
positive example for environmental quality. There seems to be only an effort to meet
minimum standards rather than use the project to enhance water quality standards in a
water body that flows through so many environmentally sensitive areas.
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proposal for the buffer area that we would like to see established.
Sincerely,
R Robert Mikes
Mayor- City of Dania
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January 6, 1995
Our File No. 91-071.42
Robert F. Flatley, City Manager
City of Dania
100 W. Dania Beach Boulevard
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Re: Land Use Plan Amendment for Ravensvood Area
j' Dear Mr. Flatley:
tdX In response to Al Shamoun's letter of October 20, 1994 (copy
attached) , on December 8, 1994, we met with Will Allen and Dan
Oyler regarding the above matter, in order to address the concerns
set out in Mayor Mikes' latter of September 19, 1994. At that time, we discussed whether the Aviation Department would be willing
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to designate one hundred (100) feet adjacent to the Dania Cutoff
Canal as a "Greenways" area, and whether the use of the remaining
property south of 42nd Street could be limited so as not to
interfere with the quiet enjoyment of the residents to the south of
�k. the Canal.
M This letter will confirm that the Aviation Department is agreeable
-' to limiting the use of the property so there is no excessive noise
' and that no bright lights shine on the residents to the south. In
addition, the Aviation Department is amenable to specifying
seventy-five (75) to one hundred (100) feet adjacent to the canal
as a Greenways area. The Greenways would be separated from the
adjacent property by a fence, and access to the Greenways would be
only from either end of the property. The developer of the
1A, Greenways would be responsible for constructing any required
bridges over the existing spur canals.
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The County Attorney's Office is preparing a document consistent
with the above which will be presented to the County Commission for
approval, and subsequently recorded in the public records.
In addition, in Mayor Mikes' letter, he expressed a concern
regarding discharges into the Canal. It is my understanding from
the above meeting that the drainage issues have been adequately
addressed in the Land Use Plan Amendment and will continue to be
addressed as development progresses.
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If you would like to discuss any of the above, please feel free to
call. May I take this opportunity to wish you a Happy New Year.
very truly yours,
Geor E of Ord
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illiam Stuenkel, Director, BCAD Planning and Development
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Dan Oyler, City Planner, City of Dania
Al Shamoun, Asst. Director, Comprehensive and Neighborhood
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DATE: October 20, 1994
TO: Geor&e Spofford, Director
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THRU: Michael D. Wanchick, Directory,
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Comprehensive & Neighborhood Planning Division
SUBJECT: Ravenswood Area Land Use Plan Amendment
As you are aware, on September 22, 1994 the Strategic Planning & Growth Management
Department held a Local Planning Agency(L.P.A.) public hearing where the "Ravenswood
Area" land use plan amendment was discussed. Representatives from the Aviation
Department and the City of Dania were in attendance.
Mr. Dan Oyler, representing the City of Dania, submitted a letter from Mayor Robert
Mikes outlining two issues. The first issue concerned a request for a buffer along the
north side of the Dania Cut-off Canal. The second issue,included a request to ensure that
future discharges from the amendment site to the Dania Cut-off Canal will not degrade
water quality. .
Planning staff stated at the L.P.A. hearing that both issues merited further discussion by
and between the Aviation Department and the City of Dania. To that end we are
requesting that your department arrange to meet with City representatives to discuss the
above referenced issues prior to the Broward County Planning Council's first public ✓
hearing scheduled on January 26, 1995.
If you would like the Comprehensive & Neighborhood Planning Division to attend the
meeting, please contact Cynthia Chambers at 357-6612.
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Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
To: Robert Flatley, City Manager
From: Dan Oyler, Special Projects Coordinator
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Re: Meli Park Tennis Court
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We have been advised by RDC Contractors that the tennis court at Meli
Park is beyond repair as proposed in the scope of services for the re-painting of
all the courts in Dania. The court needs to be completely rebuilt at an additional
estimated cost of$6,000.00.
h Conversations with Mike Smith, Christen Jones and Alex Bushsbaum (see
,^ attached memo) indicate that the tennis court gets very little use and that the
Griffin Civic Association feels that a volleyball court would better serve the needs
t(... of the residents.
We can remove the existing fence, asphalt tennis course, rock base, and
install a quality volleyball court for a cost of $3,000.00. The money for the
Nvolleyball court is available within the existing Recreational Budget.
As a side note the Griffin Civic Association has shown great interest in
contributing to the construction of an outdoor shelter to be located over the
existing shuffle board courts in the future.
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FROM: R. L_ Jones, Recreation Coordinator
SUBJECT: Volleyball Courts at Patrick J. Meli Park
DATE: January 9, 1995
Please be advised of the conversation I had with Mr. Alex Buchsbaum,
on Thursday, January 5, 1995.
Alex, President of the GRIFFIN CIVIC ASSOCIATION, agreed with me
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that we would better serve the community of Patrick J. Meli Park,
if we were to convert the tennis courts into volleyball courts.
The tennis courts are used only a few times a year, and by changing
them into volleyball courts, we could run evening tournaments, along
{ with weekend leagues.
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. RESOLUTION NO. 151.93
A RESOLUTION
REVISING FEES TO B THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA,
COMMUNITY CENTER
E E CHARGED FOR USE OF
COMM �R KNOWN THE CITrS
PARKER
RESOLUTIONS CENTER"' PROVIDING THAT
PARKER
>M ` r HEREWITH O EPARTS OF RESPEokLEOLUTIONS IN CO!iFLICT{' Ex CONFUC7 AND PROVIDING FOR AN D To THE x�M OF SUCH
EFFECTIVE DATE.F
Y K4iEREA8,the City CW"44'on of the City of Dania,aVProPttata toIevY lees for Florida,has det
THEREFORE.8E� certain city facilities
and/or servkIes prMkIW thM it is
R•.`-• FLORIDA, RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, .
k L That tfq lase and Ryarges.
Cantor be I aid the are hereby MAW rotated to the uae of the I.T. Parker
C�anwity
txt y,',• F_xhblt q• horsto and made apart her n accMdance With the fee sUledub d in
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Am hereby repaabd to tly a t'of st Parts of resok N)m In eWkt heath be and the a�yp
conflict. s
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PASSED and ADOPTED on this Z8th dayof September -
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?ice. //� ii /' MAYOR- OMMI �•T-l'-
C SSIONER
r'Y CLERK AUDITOR ..
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS
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RESOLUTION NO. 02-90
z:,. t r tlff" rC A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, REVISING
FEES TO BE CHARGED FOR USE OF THE CITY'S COMMUNITY
r'r"Y�rjCv•� CENTER KNOWN AS THE •I.T. PARKER COMMUNITY CENTER') A'l, ?r �
PROVIDING THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS 15C f+
IN CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH
Arr 5'yq"k CONFLICT, AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Dania, Florida,
{ + iG�F;l�r17 has determined that it is appropriate to levy fees for the use of
- r�Kry 1;rst certain city facilities and/or Sarvlcae provided. rJl j.s�z c3r�t+�
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CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDAt 1d > f$�
Section 1. That the fees and Charges related to the use of �j''rC 'SyT'eViyTf,,.
the 'I.T. Parker Community Center' be and the Same are hereby C' �LtAp4f t1
iF established in accordance with the fee schedule described In p 'r2NS{ ,wr •
h 1 ' 'Ex61t A attached hereto end mode e r . Pert hereof. > ` -nu i�•°: �,
` Section 2. That all resolutions oparts of !n '
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conflict herewith he and the Same are hereby repealed to the
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extent of such conflict. r�rrF�+r f�tiT ram.,
Section 7. That this resolution shall be in force and take
6 effect immediately upon its Passage and adoption.
r PASSED and ADOPTED on this 28th de of August
1990.
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MAYOR COMMIS ION
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CLERK - AUDITOR
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BY:/��� if //'�(�-f y-��-o ^•c l
:• 'J+,Zi•!S:•' FRANK C. ADLE11, City Attorney aJ�'•
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'Minimum rental of three (3) hours is required.
SMALL MEETING ROOKS
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.f SHOWER/LOCKER FACILITIES
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ct: Realdenta, in-city non profit, city employees........ $30.00/hr.
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EXTRAORDINARY RENTALS
Tho rate for any event or :unctlon involving multi-day, full CD {{
facility rental or other extraordinary clrcuma e shall be
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DElINITION6
CITY EMPLOYEE - Shall meanpersons �krr 1 rp•R�S. 1 �� r �'�„�; �)Fr .:.
City of Dania, rooter of Florida or any organizatlonr whose l membership the
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CITY SPONSORED ORGANIZATION `r ZATION ` t+fi ` '•
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'par hour• fs used it shall mean an full
hour portion thereof. Y
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N-CITY NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION - Shall mean any not-for-profit
Or Floridaoandeglat havingsa registeredwith theffices mallingfeddreeecwlthin tof heSClty '
rhot of Dania. (P.O. Box addreee not acceptable) .p}r..
RESERVATION - Shall mean the completion ep full of the facility S as
loses agreement, payment of the required deposit and furnishing of j `�• .t.� +
insurance and licensee when required.
�✓RESIDENT - Shall
person who presents the following
documontat moan any �{•� r�
1. Florida driver's license or Broward County voterta 7` 7 r >YGv`�(, .Y •'
raglatratlo� showing Dania address In the same name as
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the lessee) .,..IL�ti d ro e r
3. A current utilitybill
(phone, elect cic, water) ehowin ..h�fr�� t '" `r• ) >' "Gr ''�
the Dame Dania address to the same name of the lessee. 1
CITY USE OF FACILITIES
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There shall be no fee for use of an
department of the City [o conduct official facility
or activities
tr' 4r ✓,.gyp ;'y 1 �a
of the department.Act lvi t fee q q .".„,t.;�ji < . �f � i+`
/Dro came must ba scheduled fn advance nn ra aired Eorf "y j ` i
any other tj
function.
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use oC school
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!, be requested by the D or the cit for el ty's free r�
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! �y`? DES POSITS !OR RISER-ICONS
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use of the center Poelt must be mods at the is non-refundable or any Part thereof time a reservation for
reservation u 9°o� oche Person Paying This deposit
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of cleaning +or replacement g of the premleee
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security An gad Y shell the repair•' the city COMMlse:-", y dl spates as to refund ducted from the +71 [p
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
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Date: January 13, 1995
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cost of preparing 100 Welcome to Dania Banners. The cost would be no greater
than $45.00 each for a two color 30"x 60" banner. A copy of the banner layout is
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MINUTES
DANIA CITY COMMISSION
SPECIAL MEETING
JANUARY 17, 1995
ROLL CALL:
Present:
Mayor: Robert Mikes
Vice Mayor: Bobble Grace
Commissioners: John Bertlno
Bill Hyde r
Albert Jones
City Manager: Robert Flatley
City Attorney: Frank Adler
Acting City Clerk: Marie Jabalee
PRESENTATIONS:
1. City Manager Flatley reported that 17 cities have joined together to oppose the
County's action to remove municiple powers to Certificates of Public Convenience and
Necessity for Emergency Medical Services He advised that the cities have decided to retain a
special counsel and a lobbyist to go directly to the Legislative Delegation on this matter for
services not to exceed $3,000.00.
Mayor Mikes mentioned that the cities will maintain the interaction with the County's Blue R' j
Ribbon Committee but will pursue action through the Legislative Delegation with a lobbyist
and special counsel.
City Manager Flatley advised that the worst case scenario would involve the County going to
a 2 or 3 tier system and each city being subject to the County's communication systems,
standards, medical examiner, etc. Commissioner Hyde clarified that this is called a'Closest
Available Unit Concept' and that this type of system is detrimental to smaller cities more so
than larger cities.
A motion was made by Commissioner Hyde, seconded by Commissioner Bertino to adopt
the Resolution authorizing the City to enter into an Agreement (s) participating as one of
SPECIAL MEETING 1 JANUARY 17, 1995
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seventeen cities retaining special counsel and a lobbyist for passage of proposed acts regarding
municipal powers as to Certificates of Public Convenience and Necessity for Emergency
Medical Services; providing for an emergency.
Mayor Mikes advised that the next meeting of the cities will be on Thursday,January 19,
1995, at 10:00 A.M. in Margate and that he would request a change in the meeting time as
requested by Commissioner Bertino.
The motion passed on the following roll call vote:
Commissioner Bertino-yes Commissioner Hyde-yes
Commissioner Jones-yes Vice Mayor Grace-yes
Mayor Mikes-yes
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This Special Meeting adjourned.
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SPECIAL MEETING 2 JANUARY 17, 1995
I AGENDA
DANIA CITY COMMISSION
SPECIAL MEETING
TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1995
7:30 P.M.
1. Adoption of resolution entitled "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA,
AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF DANIA TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT(S) PARTICIPATING
AS ONE OF SEVENTEEN CITIES RETAINING SPECIAL COUNSEL AND A LOBBYIST FOR _r PASSAGE OF PROPOSED ACTS REGARDING MUNICIPAL POWERS AS TO CERTIFICATES
OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES;
i PROVIDING FOR AN EMERGENCY; PROVIDING FOR PUBLIC PURPOSE AND PROVIDING
FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE." (Staff)
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CITY OF DANIA
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: Mayor & Commissioners
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FROM: Robert F. Flatley, City Manager��
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DATE: January 13, 1995
Seventeen municipalities have joined together in a group to oppose Broward
' County's effort to fragment emergency rescue services in our cities.
As one of the 17 cities, Dania is asked to participate in retaining special
counsel and lobbyist who will advocate our interests. Our financial
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CITY OF DANIA
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INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: Mayor & Commissioners
FROM: Robert F. Flatley, City Manager / ._.
DATE: January 13, 1995
Seventeen municipalities have joined together in a group to oppose Broward
;1 County's effort to fragment emergency rescue services in our cities.
As one of the 17 cities, Dania is asked to participate in retaining special
counsel and lobbyist who will advocate our interests. Our financial
contribution will not exceed $3,000.
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA
AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF DANIA TO ENTER INTO AN
AGREEMENT(S) PARTICIPATING AS ONE OF SEVENTEEN
CITIES RETAINING SPECIAL COUNSEL AND A LOBBYIST
FOR PASSAGE OF PROPOSED ACTS REGARDING
MUNICIPAL POWERS AS TO CERTIFICATES OF PUBLIC
CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY FOR EMERGENCY
u MEDICAL SERVICES; PROVIDING FOR AN EMERGENCY;
PROVIDING FOR PUBLIC PURPOSE AND PROVIDING FOR
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WHEREAS, there is presently before the Broward County Legislative Delegation a
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proposed Bill to allow municipalities the right to determine Certificates of Convenience
and Necessity within Broward County, and a proposed Bill is also being filed which will
provide same throughout the State of Florida; and
WHEREAS, these Bills are deemed to be in the best interest of the citizens of the
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City of Dania for the continued provision of emergency medical services within the
municipal boundaries of the City of Dania and other cities within Broward County; and
k+" WHEREAS, seventeen municipalities have joined together in a group to promote
passage of the above-described proposed laws and to oppose the action of the County
Commission to fragment, deter and otherwise alter the provision of emergency medical
services within the municipalities of Boward County; and
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r, WHEREAS, the above municipalities shall be requesting of each of their
respective municipal legislative bodies to join in an agreement to help fund the 1
engagement of special counsel and a lobbyist for the endeavors described above; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Dania, Florida, deems this matter
to be an emergency affecting the citizens of the City of Dania.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA:
Resolution No.
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Section 1 That the City Commission of the City of Dania, Florida is hereby
authorized to enter into an agreement or agreements wherein it will pay its per city share
of the cost of retaining:
a. a special counsel; and
b. a lobbyist
who will advocate both the special and general acts authorizing municipalities to grant
Certificates of Convenience and Necessity and to promote such other interests
necessary to best serve its citizens through the provision of independent municipally run
emergency medical services.
Section 2. That this is deemed to be an emergency affecting the health, safety
and welfare of the citizens of the City of Dania.
Section 3 That this resolution shall be in force and take effect immediately
upon its passage and adoption.
PASSED and ADOPTED this day of , 1995.
ATTEST: MAYOR -COMMISSIONER
ACTING CITY CLERK-AUDITOR
APPROVED FOR FORM AND CORRECTNESS
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BY:
FRANK C. ADLER, City Attorney
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