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DANIA CITY COMMISSION f
REGULAR MEETING
JUNE 12, 1984
INVOCATION: Rev. Bruce Williams, Dania United Methodist Church
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
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ROLL CALL:
Present :
Mayor: Chester A. Byrd
Vice-Mayor: John Bertino
Commissioners: James Adams
Jean Cook
Robert Donly
City Attorney: Frank Adler
City Manager: Richard Marant
City Clerk: Wanda Mullikin
Police Chief : Rudolf Rigo
Building Official : Paul Maxwell
1 . CONSENT AGENDA
Minutes
1 .1 May 22, 1984 , Regular Meeting
Bills
1 . 2 April, 1984
Ordinances ( First Reading)
1 . 3 The title of an Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 132 as
passed and adopted on final reading on February 22, f
1977 , by changing the normal retirement date to the
earlier of age 55 with ten years of continuous service,
or after 25 years of continuous service regardless of
age; and by raising the maximum service incurred
disability benefit from 40% of average monthly earnings
to 60% ; and by raising the non-service incurred
disability benefit from 30% of average monthly earnings
d to 30% after one year of continuous service, 40% after
two years of continuous service , 50% after four years of
continuous service , and 60% after five years of
continuous service was read for first reading by Mayor
Byrd.
Commissioner Cook suggested that a workshop meeting be
held before the second and final reading of this
ordinance.
Resolutions
1 .4 A Resolution expressing congratulations and best wishes
to Julia Primus upon her retirement was read by Mayor
Byrd.
Change Order
1.5 Approval of Change Order for Improvements and
Maintenance to the Water Treatment Plant; Berry, Calvin ,
Broome 6 Farina/Project #82-115.
Contractor: United Steel Erectors, Inc.
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Resolution
1 .6 A Resolution authorizing the execution of an Agreement
between the City and Broward Employment and Training
Administration (BETA) to provide worksites for
economically deprived youth between the ages of 14
through 21 years, for the period of June 18 , 1984,
through August 10, 1984 , which said project will be
administered by the Summer Youth Employment Program of
BETA was read by Mayor Byrd.
A motion was made by Vice-Mayor Bertino, seconded by
Commissioner Donly to approve the consent agenda. The motion
passed on the following roll call vote:
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Commissioner Adams-yes Vice-Mayor Bertino-yes
Commissioner Cook-yes Mayor Byrd-yes
Commissioner Donly-yes
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2. PRESENTATION
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3 2. 1 Presentation by Mayor Byrd of $650.00 "Campership" to
send Boy Scout Troop 800 ' s Senior Patrol Leader, Glen
a Eisen, to the National Boy Scout High Adventure Camp, in
j Philmont , New Mexico.
Representatives of Troop 800 thanked the City of Dania ,r
for the $650. 00 "Campership" donation and promised the
Commission that a report of Glen Eisen' s experiences
will be presented upon his return from the National Boy
Scout High Adventure Camp.
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3. BIDS - None
4. PUBLIC HEARINGS
Variances
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4 . 1 PZ-13-84, Frank Freeman, 257 NW 14th Way
Frank Freeman stepped forward to request a variance to
allow construction (remodeling) of a single family
residence with insufficient front and street set-backs
in an R-2 zoning classification.
Building Official Maxwell stated that the petitioner
intends to recondition an existing frame house and the
I Planning and Zoning Board recommends approval of the
{ variance request.
Mayor Byrd opened the public hearing. Hearing no one
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public hearing.
A motion was made by Vice-Mayor Bertino, seconded by
Commissioner Donly to grant the variance to Frank
Freeman . The motion passed on the following roll call
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i Commissioner Adams-yes Vice-Mayor Bertino-yes
Commissioner Cook-yes Mayor Byrd-yes
Commissioner Donly-yes
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4. 2 PZ-24-84, Wilma D. Hadley, 29 NW 4th Avenue
Wilma Hadley stepped forward to request a variance to
allow consumption of beer and wine on premises within
1000 feet of a church, explaining that the premises has
been family owned since 1946 as a pool hall , but as only
two pool tables remain, she wishes to expand to serving j
beer and wine and is requesting the variance because a
small store-front church recently moved in about 980
feet away from the premises.
Mayor Byrd opened the public hearing. Hearing no one
speak in opposition, and seeing a show of hands in
favor, the Mayor closed the public hearing.
During discussion, Mayor Byrd pointed out that there are
so many churches in that section of the City that it is
virtually impossible to find a business establishment
that is not located within 1000 feet.
A motion was made by Vice-Mayor Bertino, seconded by
Commissioner Adams to deny the variance request per past
Commission policy.
The motion to deny failed on the following roll call
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Commissioner Adams-yes Vice-Mayor Bertino-yes
Commissioner Cook-no Mayor Byrd-no
Commissioner Donly-no
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Commissioner Cook to grant the variance to Wilma Hadley.
The motion passed on the following roll call vote:
Commissioner Adams-no Vice-Mayor Bertino-no
Commissioner Cook-yes Mayor Byrd-yes
Commissioner Donly-yes
4 . 3 PZ-25-84, Alex Medina, 236 N. Fed. Hwy. and
SP-11-84 , Request for Site Plan Approval for Retail
Store/Warehouse, with residence above.
Alex Medina's Architect stepped forward to explain the
petitioner' s request for a variance to allow 25% of
required parking to be for compact cars ( 7-1/2' x 15 ' )
and to allow reduced landscape coverage in a C-3
( Commercial) zoning classification.
Building Official Maxwell noted that the variance
request regarding parking requirements is in proper
alignment with the Planning and Zoning Board ' s pending
ordinance revising parking requirements re compact cars
at the request of the City Commission.
With regard to the variance to allow reduced landscape
coverage , Building Official Maxwell explained that there
will be the same number of trees and shrubs , but since a
small, pervious area is less than that required, the
petitioner is properly putting all drainage into catch
basins.
Vice-Mayor Bertino suggested reducing the number of
parking spaces to make room for the pervious , green area
as required. The petitioner' s architect accepted the
recommendation.
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Mayor Byrd opened the public hearing. Hearing no one
speak in favor or opposition, the Mayor closed the
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Discussion of the site plan approval request revealed I
that the tenancy of the residence above the retail
store/warehouse will be limited to the proprietor of the
commercial property.
A motion was made by Vice-Mayor Bertino, seconded by
Commissioner Cook to grant the variance to Alex Medina
to allow 25% of required parking to be for compact cars
(7-1/2 ' x 151 ) and for the reduction of overall parking
to meet the landscape coverage necessary in a C-3 zoning
classification.
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Commissioner Adams-yes Vice-Mayor Bertino-yes
Commissioner Cook-yes Mayor Byrd-yes
jI Commissioner Donly-yes
4. 4 PZ-26-84, Ivory McCutcheon, 37 NW 7th Avenue
Ivory McCutcheon stepped forward to request a variance
to allow construction of a duplex on a lot of
insufficient width and square footage, in an RD-6000
(duplex ) zoning classification.
Building Official Maxwell explained that the footage X
deficiency is due to the angle of the lot.
Mayor Byrd opened the public hearing. Hearing no one
speak in favor or opposition , the Mayor closed the
public hearing.
A motion was made by Commissioner Cook, seconded by
Commissioner Donly to grant variance request PZ-26-84 to
p Ivory McCutcheon. The motion passed on the following
roll call vote:
Commissioner Adams-yes Vice-Mayor Bertino-yes
Commissioner Cook-yes Mayor Byrd-yes
Commissioner Donly-yes
4 . 5 PZ-27-84 , Ivory McCutcheon, SW Corner NW 1st Street and
NW 8th Avenue ( lots 13 and 14 )
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Ivory McCutcheon requested a variance to allow
j construction ( as to lot 13 ) of a duplex on a lot of
insufficient width, square footage and front set-back,
in an RD 6000 (duplex) zoning classification, and to
allow construction (as to lot 14 ) of a duplex on a lot
with insufficient width and square footage, and
insufficient front and rear set-backs, I
Mayor Byrd opened the public hearing. Hearing Bob Mikes
comment that the set-back requirements should be adhered
to and smaller or single-family residences should be
placed on the undersized, angled lots, the Mayor closed
the public hearing.
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Discussion revealed that the two lots are side by side f
and a variance to build a duplex on each lot is 1
requested. The Commissioners agreed that lot 13 could j
accommodate a duplex, but they disagreed as to lot 14,
Vice-Mayor Bertino and Commissioner Donly feeling lot 14
was too small and should be restricted to a smaller,
single-family residence, Mayor Byrd and Commissioner
Cook feeling the need for housing units outweighed the
size deficiency.
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A motion was made by Vice-Mayor Bertino to grant a
variance to Ivory McCutcheon to build a duplex on lot
13, but specify in the variance that there shall be a i
single family home built on lot 14 . The motion died for 4
lack of a second.
A motion was made by Commissioner Donly, seconded by
h Vice-Mayor Bertino to grant a variance to Ivory
McCutcheon for construction of a duplex on lot 13 and to
deny construction of a duplex on lot 14 .
During discussion of the motion, Commissioner Donly i
suggested that the petitioner consider combining the two
lots and apply for triplex or quadriplex construction.
The motion passed on the following roll call vote: f
y Commissioner Adams-yes Vice-Mayor Bertino-yes
Commissioner Cook-no Mayor Byrd-no
Commissioner Donly-yes
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Mr. McCutcheon was advised that if he wished , he could
revise the site plans and reapply with a 4/5 vote of the I
City Commission.
4 . 6 PZ-28-84 , Ernest Jackson, 141 NW 6th Avenue
Ernest Jackson stepped forward to request a variance to
:_. allow construction of a single family residence on a lot I
of insufficient width and square footage, and with five
foot set-backs on a parcel zoned RD-6000 ( Duplex) .
Mayor Byrd opened the public hearing. Hearing Bob Mikes
speak in favor and no opposition, the Mayor closed the
public hearing.
A motion was made by Commissioner Cook, seconded by
Commissioner Donly to grant the variance to Ernest
Jackson . The motion passed on the following roll call
vote:
Commissioner Adams-yes Vice-Mayor Bertino-yes
Commissioner Cook-yes Mayor Byrd-yes
Commissioner Donly-yes If
4 . 7 PZ-29-84 , Yvon Beaudet , 406 SE 2nd Avenue
Yvon Beaudet stepped forward to request a variance to
allow an addition to an existing structure with
insufficient front set-back , squaring off the house to
the existing front line .
Mayor Byrd opened the public hearing. Hearing Vincent
Carroll speak in favor and no opposition, the Mayor
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A motion was made by Vice-Mayor Bertino, seconded by
Commissioner Cook to grant the variance to Yvon Beaudet.
The motion passed on the following roll call vote:
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Commissioner Cook-yes Mayor Byrd-yes
Commissioner Donly-yes
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4.8 PZ-33-84 , Howard Blackmon, 9 NW 8th Avenue
Howard Blackmon stepped forward to request a variance to
allow conversion of an existing structure (one story
school building) into a duplex on a lot of insufficient
width and insufficient front set-back, in an RD 6000
zoning classification, explaining that the square
footage was in excess of that required.
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Mayor Byrd opened the public hearing. Hearing no one
speak in favor or opposition, the Mayor closed the
public hearing.
3 A motion was made by Vice-Mayor Bertino, seconded by
Commissioner Adams to grant the variance to Howard
Blackmon. The motion passed on the following roll call
vote:
- Commissioner Adams-yes Vice-Mayor Bertino-yes
Commissioner Cook-yes Mayor Byrd-yes
Commissioner Donly-yes
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Vacation of Right-of-Way
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to facilitate correction of the agenda. )
4 . 9 PZ-12-84, John L.A. Bond, Road between Bond/Bond
Property and Road between Bond/Vitolo Property
(continued from April 10, 1984 ) - (agenda corrected)
John Bond, son of the petitioner, and Attorney for the
Petitioner stepped forward to explain that the vacation
of right-of-way request PZ-12-84 encompasses two
portions of road rights-of-way ( road between Bond/Bond
property and road between Bond/Vitolo property) . He
stated that the petitioner is requesting approval of
right-of-way vacation of the Eastern portion
(Bond/Bond) , known as NE 24th Street, being {
approximately 15 ' x 334 ' abutting Lots 20 and 21 , Block
1 , Richland Little Farms and that the right-of-way
vacation request for the Western portion (Bond/Vitolo) , I
approximately 7-1/2 ' x 560 ' be continued until the
adjoining landowner (Vitolo) joins in a vacation request
of the total 15 foot right-of-way.
4. 10 PZ-16-84 , John L.A. Bond, Shull Rd. Bond/Becker Property
(continued from April 10, 1984 ) - (agenda corrected)
John Bond, Attorney, explained that his father, the
petitioner, has agreed to the recommendation of Building f
Official Maxwell and the Planning and Zoning Board to
table the request to vacate one-half a road
right-of-way, being a strip of land 25 ' x 813 ' , the j
North 1/2 (25 ' of Shull Rd. ) being in the County.
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4 . 11 PZ-17-84 , John L.A. Bond, Bond/Nisa Ind. Property
(continued from April 10, 1984 ) - (agenda corrected)
John Bond, Attorney, representing the petitioner, j
requested vacation of a road right-of-way known as NE I
20th Street , being a strip of land 15 ' x 334 ' abutting
the South side of Lots 21 and 22, Block 2, Richland
Little Farms.
Building Official Maxwell stated that the Planning and
Zoning Board recommended that the Bond/Bond portion of
PZ-12-84 be approved, that the Bond/Vitolo portion of
PZ-12-84 be continued, that PZ-16-84 be tabled, and that
PZ-17-84 be approved.
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Mayor Byrd opened the public hearing. Hearing Vincent
Carroll and Bob Mikes comment on the value of the
property to be vacated, the Mavor closed the public
hearing.
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Administration recommended approval of the vacation
requests, stating that the petitioner has already agreed
to an internal traffic plan that will service that area
of the City.
(PZ-12-84 ) - A motion was made by Commissioner Donly,
seconded by Vice-Mayor Bertino to adopt a Resolution to
vacate the 15 ' x 334 ' right-of-way contiguous to lots 20
and 21 , known as NE 24th Street.
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The motion passed on the following roll call vote :
Commissioner Adams-yes Vice-Mayor Bertino-yes
Commissioner Cook-yes Mayor Byrd-yes
Commissioner Donly-yes
(PZ-16-84 ) - A motion was made by Commissioner Donly,
seconded by Vice-Mayor Bertino to table the request to
vacate the 25 ' x 813' right-of-way known as Shull Road.
The motion passed on the following roll call vote:
Commissioner Adams-yes Vice-Mayor Bertino-yes
Commissioner Cook-yes Mayor Byrd-yes
Commissioner Donly-yes
(PZ-17-84 ) - A motion was made by Commissioner Donly,
seconded by Vice-Mayor Bertino to adopt a Resolution to
vacate the 15 ' x 334 ' right-of-way abutting lots 21 and
22, known as NE 20th Street .
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The motion passed on the following roll call vote:
Commissioner Adams-yes Vice-Mayor Bertino-yes
Commissioner Cook-yes Mayor Byrd-yes
Commissioner Donly-yes
A motion was made by Vice-Mayor Bertino, seconded by
Commissioner Donly that all of the actions taken by the
Commission at this meeting dealing with vacations of
right-of-way be subject to the a J pproval of the City
Attorney before being finalized. The motion passed
unanimously.
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Site Plans
4.12 SP-10-84 , Chris Vitolo, Taylor Road (NE 7th Ave. )
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Building Official Maxwell presented the revised site
plan regarding the access road to Taylor Road Extension
for approval .
In response to Vincent Carroll ' s inquiry as to why the
agenda item was not continued due to Mr. Vitolo's
absence, City Manager Marant explained that since the
request was initiated by the City, Mr. Vitolo was
notified that he need not be present .
A motion was made by Vice-Mayor Bertino, seconded by
Commissioner Cook to approve the revised site plan as
presented . The motion passed unanimously.
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5. PROPOSALS
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" 5 . 1 Acceptance of Audit Proposal from Peat , Marwick,
Mitchell & Co. , for the fiscal year ending September 30 ,
1984.
City Manager Marant described the proposal of Peat,
i Marwick, Mitchell & Co. to make an independent audit of
the City' s combined financial statements for the fiscal w`
year ending September 30, 1984, and to prepare the
! Federal Revenue Sharing Compliance Report .
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A motion was made by Commissioner Donly, seconded by
Vice-Mayor Bertino to accept the proposal and retain
Peat , Marwick , Mitchell & Co. as independent C.P.A.s for
the City of Dania, and to send a letter from the
Commission thanking the firm for its fine performance in !
the past and encouraging the same in the future .
During discussion of the motion, Vice-Mayor Bertino
suggestedthat next year a workshop meeting should be
held prior to acceptance of the audit proposal with
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. attending for the purpose
of establishing a firm relationship between the
Commissioners and the auditors.
The motion to accept the audit proposal passed
unanimously.
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5. PURCHASES - None
7. OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES
7 . 1 Neptune Fireworks, 1320 Stirling Rd . , Dania ( continued j
from 5/22/84 )
Itzhak Dickstein stepped forward to request an
occupational license to sell fireworks from roadside
stands in Dania, explaining that he currently has a
warehouse in Dania and sells wholesale and mailorder
fireworks but wishes to expand his business to roadside
stands in order to move excess stock.
A motion was made by Commissioner Donly, seconded by 4
Vice-Mayor Bertino to deny the occupational license
request of Neptune Fireworks for roadside stands.
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During discussion of the motion, Mr. Dickstein was
advised that his current business operation was welcomed
in Dania and it was suggested that he could move his
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excess stock by selling to other indoor merchants in the
City.
The motion to deny passed on the following roll call
vote:
Commissioner Adams-yes Vice-Mayor Bertino-yes
Commissioner Cook-no Mayor Byrd-no
Commissioner Donly-yes
7. 2 Discount Fireworks , 18 SW 13th St. , Dania ( continued
f from 5/22/84 )
Louis Schnier stepped forward and, anticipating denial
of his occupational license request which was the same
as Neptune Fireworks ' , he inquired about the possibility
of selling his fireworks from a rented store and was
advised regarding the
g g proper procedure to follow.
A motion was made by Vice-Mayor Bertino, seconded by
Commissioner Donly to deny the occupational license
request of Discount Fireworks . The motion to deny
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Commissioner Adams-yes Vice-Mayor Bertino-yes
1 Commissioner Cook-no Mayor Byrd-no
Commissioner Donly-yes
7. 3 Liberia Economic & Social Development, Inc, for Sunshine
Amusements , use of vacant property located on 12th
Avenue, North of the Cemetery
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Henry Graham, Executive Director of LES, Inc . , stepped
forward to request permission to utilize City property
on 12th Avenue for the purpose of sponsoring a
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fund-raising carnival on August 3, 4 and 5, 1984.
A motion was made by Vice-Mayor Bertino, seconded by
Commissioner Donly to grant the request of LES, Inc. for
Sunshine Amusements to use City property on 12th Avenue
and to direct the City Administration to take all the
appropriate insurance, security and fire precautions to
safeguard the City. The motion passed unanimously.
j 8. AGREEMENTS - None
9. APPOINTMENTS - None
19. DISCUSSION - No Items
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11 . ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS
11 . 1 City Manager no comment.
11 . 2 City Attorney Adler reported that in order to issue
Hertz Rent-a-Car a permit to build its new facility, a
determination must be made regarding the furnishing of
sewer service to the airport expansion area. He stated
that Administration is requesting Commission approval to
notify the County that the City is not in a position to
furnish sewer service to the area and has no objection
to the County furnishing such sewer service.
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A motion was made by Commissioner Donly, seconded by
Vice-Mayor Bertino to authorize Administration to notify
the County that the City is not in a position to fu
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objection to the County rfurnishiingrt ssame ion and toea denterno
into an agreement to allow the County to furnish sewer
service to the airport expansion area of the City.
The motion passed unanimously.
12. r_OMMISSIONERS ' COMMENTS
12. 1 Commissioner Adams asked to be excused from the next
Commission meeting as he will be out of town.
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12 . 2 Commissioner Cook - no comment .
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12. 3 Commissioner Donly - no comment.
12. 4 Vice-Mayor Bertino informed the public to watch for the
Diamond Center.
Vice-Mayor Bertino then commented on complaints received
from the loth Street area about run-ups of aircraft and
reported that the Broward County Aviation Department has
furnished telephone numbers for residents to call when
witnessing unauthorized run-ups : 765-5919 between 7 : 00
a.m, and 11 : 30 p.m, and 765-5858 between 11 : 30 p.m. and
7:00 a.m. He reported that run-ups (running engines up
i to high level of r.p.m. ' s while on the ground) are
prohibited between 11 : 00 p.m, and 7 :00 a.m. by the
airport authorities.
12. 5 Mayor Byrd commented on the Diamond Center.
13. CITIZENS ' COMMENTS
No verbal or written requests for citizens ' comments for this I
night' s meeting were received.
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A motion was made and seconded to adjourn this Regular Commission
Meeting. The motion passed unanimously.
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j AGENDA
! DANIA CITY COMMISSION
REGULAR MEETING
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JUNE 12, 1984
8:00 P.M.
INVOCATION - Reverend Bruce Williams - Dania United Methodist Church
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE f
ROLL CALL i
1. CONSENT AGENDA
Minutes
1. 1 May 22, 1984, Regular Meeting
Bills
1.2 April, 1984
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Ordinances (First Reading)
1.3 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 132
j AS PASSED AND ADOPTED ON FINAL READING ON FEBRUARY 22, 1977, BY CHANGING
THE NORMAL RETIREMENT DATE TO THE EARLIER OF AGE 55 WITH TEN YEARS OF
CONTINUOUS SERVICE, OR AFTER 25 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE REGARDLESS
OF AGE; AND BY RAISING THE MAXIMUM SERVICE INCURRED DISABILITY BENEFIT
FROM 40% OF AVERAGE MONTHLY EARNINGS TO 60%; AND BY RAISING THE NON-
SERVICE INCURRED DISABILITY BENEFIT FROM 30% OF AVERAGE MONTHLY EARNINGS
TO 30% AFTER ONE YEAR OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE, 40% AFTER TWO YEARS OF
CONTINUOUS SERVICE, 50% AFTER FOUR YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE, AND 60%
AFTER FIVE. YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE; AND PROVIDING THAT EXCEPT AS HEREIN
AMENDED ALL OTHER PROVISIONS OF SAID ORDINANCE NO. 132 SHALL REMAIN IN
+ FULL FORCE AND EFFECT; AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF
ORDINANCES AND ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH
TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING THAT THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BE
IN FULL FORCE AND TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY UPON ITS PASSAGE AND ADOPTION ON f
FINAL READING. "
Resolutions (First Reading)
1.4 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, EXPRESSING CONGRATULATIONS
J AND BEST WISHES TO JULIA PRIMUS UPON HER RETIREMENT."
Change Order
1.5 Approval of Change Order for Improvements and Maintenanc4
Treatment Plant; Berry, Calvin, Broome, & Farina/Project e#82-1 to 115,Water
Contractor: United Steel Erectors, Inc.
2. PRESENTATION
2.1 Presentation by Mayor Byrd of $650.00 "Campership" to send Boy Scout
Troop 800's Senior Patrol Leader, Glen Eisen, to the National Boy
Scout High Adventure Camp, in Philmont, New Mexico.
3. BIDS - None
4. PUBLIC HEARINGS k
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Variances
4. 1 PZ-13-84 - Frank Freeman, 257 N.W. 14th Way
4.2 PZ-24-84 - Wilma D. Hadley, 29 N.W. 4th Avenue
4.3 PZ-25-84 - Alex Medina, 236 N. Federal Highway (ALSO SP-11-84, request
for Site Plan Approval for Retail Store/Warehouse, with
residence above.)
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4. PUBLIC HE�Ir"*N Continued /^
Variances (L„ntinued)
1 4.4 PZ-26-84 - Ivory McCutcheon, 37 N.W. 7th Avenue
I 4.5 PZ-27-84 - Ivory McCutcheon, S.W. Corner N.W. 1st Street and N.W. 8th Ave.
4.6 PZ-28-84 - Ernest Jackson, 141 N.W. 6th Avenue
4.7 PZ-29-84 - Yvon Beaudet, 406 S.E. 2nd Avenue
4.8 PZ-33-84 - Howard Blackmon, 9 N.W. 8th Avenue
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Vacation of Right-of-Way
4.9 PZ-12-84 - John LA Bond Road Between Bond/Vitolo Pro ert
April 10, 1984) P Y• (continued from
4. 10 PZ-16-84 - John LA Bond, Bond/Nisi Industry Property. (continued from
April 10, 1984)
4. 11 PZ-17-84 - John LA Bond, Shull Road Bond/Becker Property (continued from i
April 10, 1984)
Site Plans
4.12 SP-10-84 - Chris Vitolo, Taylor Road (N.E. 7th Ave.) Extension
5. PROPSALS
! 5. 1 Acceptance of Audit Proposal from Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. , for the
fiscal year ending September 30, 1984.
j 6. PURCHASES - None
7. OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES
7. 1 Neptune Fireworks, 1320 Stirling Road, Dania (continued from 5/22/84)
7.2 Discount Fireworks, 18 S.W. 13th Street, Dania (continued from 5/22/84)
7.3 Liberia Economic & Social Development, Inc. for Sunshine Amusements,
use of Vacant property located on 12th Avenue, North of the Cemetery.
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8. AGREEMENTS - None
9. APPOINTMENTS - None 5
10. DISCUSSION - No Items
11. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS
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11. 1 City Manager
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1 12. COMMISSIONERS COMMENTS i
a 12. 1 Commissioner Adams
12.2 Commissioenr Cook
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12.4 Vice Mayor Bertino 1
12.5 Mayor Byrd
13. CITIZEN's COMMENTS - Comments by Dania Citizens or other interested parties that 1
are not a part of the regular agenda should be given in writing or communicated
verbally prior to 4:00 P.M. the second (2nd) and fourth (4th) Tuesdays of each
month. Comments of any nature will be responded to by the Office of the City
Manager. In the event that the concern rema.i.ns unresolved, the citizen(s) or party
will be asked to address the City Commission during the meeting.
*Emergencies may be given to the Mayor, A City Commissioner or the City Manager
prior to the beginning of the meeting. ¢'
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ANY PERSON WHO DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THE CITY COMMISSION WITH REGARD TO f
i ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS,
AND FOR SUCH PURPOSE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE
WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED.
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AGENDA
ADDENDUM
i DANIA CITY COMMISSION
REGULAR MEETING
JUNE 12, 1984
8:00 P.M.
1. RESOLUTION
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1.6 "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING THE
THE APPROPRIATE CITY OFFICIALS TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN
THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA AND BROWARD EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING
ADMINISTRATION (BETA) TO PROVIDE WORKSITES FOR ECONOMICALLY
DEPRIVED YOUTH BETWEEN THE AGES OF 14 THROUGH 21 YEARS, FOR THE
I PERIOD OF JUNE 18, 1984, THROUGH AUGUST 10, 1984, WHICH SAID PROJECT
WILL BE ADMINISTRERED BY THE SUMMER YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM
i OF BETA; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE."
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1 CITIZENS COMMENTS
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No Citizens Comments for June 12, 1984.
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