HomeMy WebLinkAbout1990-11-13 Regular City Commission Meeting MinutesMINUTESDANIA CITY COMMISSION
REGUI,AR MEETING
NOVEMBER 13, 1990
Broward
speakertonight and
meeting of
INVOCATTON BY PASTOR LEWIS
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CAI.,I., :Present:
I{ayor:
Vice l.tayor :
Connissioners:
City Attorney:City I.lanager:City Clerk:
Charles McEIyea
Bob Mikes
.Iean Cook
Bobbie Grace
John Bertino
Frank Adler
Robert Flatley
Iianda Mullikin
PRE SENTATIONS
tA 'Thank-you" from civic leaders in the Ravenswood AnnexationArea.
Yembers of the newly annexation area expressed their appreciationto City Manager FIatIey and the Commission for being given theopportunity to vote in the referendum for the annexation thatwj-Il be ef f ective ,January L and offered their public assistanceas new citizens of Dania.
yembers of the Commission expressed their appreciation to severalindividuals from the annexation area for their participation andassistance in bringing their area into the Ci.ty of Dania.
tDania Lion's Club's 30th Annual barbecue is scheduled for
November 17. 1990, at 4:00 p.m.
Mayor McElyea added that the Lion's Club is located at the cornerof 4th Avenue and 5th Street and that the tickets are S7.00 perperson.
'tNew World Aquarium. Peggy Breeschoten, Member of theCounty Parks and Recreation Advisory Board.
City Uanager FlatIey informed the Commission that theregarding the New World Aquarium was unable to attendthat this item will be deferred until the next regular
November 27 , L990.
1. CONSENT AGENDA
Bil1s1.1 Approval of bills paj-d for the month of August andSeptember, 1990.
MinutesL.2 October1.3 October
workshop meet ingregular mee t inql
16,
23,
Resolutions1.4 City Attorney Adler read the title of theresolution approving the agreement between Broward
Count-y and the City of Dania relating to After SchoolCare; and providing for an effective date.
1REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 13 1990
1.8 City ALtorney Adler read the title of theresolution amending its Sewer Fund Budget forfiscal year 1989-90, retroactive to Septemberand providing for an effective date.
1.5 City Attorney Adler read the title of theresolution amending its ceneral Fund Budget for thefiscal year L989-90, retroactive to September 30, 1990,
making line item changes between departments; andproviding for an effective date.
1.6 City Attorney Adler read the title of theresolution increasing its General Fund Budget for thefiscal year 1990-91 from $10,364,205 to $10,415,850 byappropriatins S51,645 from prior years surplus i andproviding for an effective date.
1.7 City Attorne)' Adler read the title of theresolution amending its Water Fund Budget for thefiscal year 1989-90 b)' making line ltem changes betweendepartments, retroactive to September 30, 1990; andproviding for an ef fectj,\,e date.
the30, 1990;
L.9 City Attorney Adler read the title of theresolntion amending its contract with SeacoastSanitation, Inc. by decreasing the monthly payments
f rom $i11, .:194 .60 per month to the sum of S40, 333.65month effective October 1, 1990, and provi.ding foreffective date.
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Ordlnances
1.10 City Attorney Adl-er read the title of theordinance for first reading amendi.ng Section 9.10 ofArticle 9, Chapter 28, of the Code of Ordinances of theCity of Dania, Florida, entitled "Building Of f icial',;and providing for an effective date.
Add e ndum
1.11 Clt!' Attorney Adl-er read the title of theordinance for first reading annexing to the City ofDania certain properties described as a parcel of landin the West One-Half (W%) of the East One-HaIf (E)6) ofthe Southwest One-ouarter (SW%) of the NortheasL One-
Quarter (NEX) of Section 20, Township 50 South, Range42 East, Broward County. Florida, more fully describedas follows: beginningt at the point of intersectionformed by the west line of the said West One-Hatf (W%)of the East One-HaLf. lBk) of the southwest One-Ouarter(SWX) of the Northeast One-Quarter (NEyr) of Section 20.and the North right-of-way line of State Road No. 84;thence Northeasterly along sald North right-of-way tinea distance of 203.L9 feet; thence Northerly making anincluded angle of 104030'08" a distance of 150 feet;thence Southwesterly parallel to said North right-of-way line, making an included angle of 15c29,52,' adistance of 203,32 feet; thence Southerly making anincluded angfe of LOla27 '16,' a distance of j"{9.9? feetto the point of beginning; said lands situate lying andbeing in Broward Count]', Elorida, together with anyinterest of petitioners/owners in adjacent publicright-of-way; providing for filing of copies; providingfor an effective date. (Northeast corner of St.at.e Road84 and SW 25 Terrace)
A motion !,,as made by Commissioner
Commissioner Grace to approve the
Cook, seconded bt'
consent agenda.
2REGULAR I*IEETING NOVEMBER 13 1990
The motion passed on the following roII call vote:
Commissioner Bertino-Yes
Commissioner Cook-yes
Commissioner Grace-yes
Commissioner Bertino-yes
Conmiss j-oner Cook-yes
Commissioner Grace-yes
Vice-Mayor Mikes-yes
Mayor McEIyea-yes
Vice-Mayor Mi-kes-yes
Mayor McElyea-yes
PROCLAIIATIoNS-None
BIDS -None
PUBI-,IC IIEARINGS A}ID OTIIER RELATED MATTERS
4.1 City Attorney Adter informed the Commission of a
continued variance request from October 23. 1990 known
as VA-49-90 as requested by Bruno Laurenti to alloli the
erection of a 6' fence in the front yard (il' maximum
permitted) for property at 243 SE 5 street.
ii111 Allen, GroHth Management Director, described the
property location at the Southwest corner of sE 5th
street and SE 3 Avenue and explained that the proposed
fence focation to be on the north side of the house.
Mr. Atlen pointed out that the petitioners agreed not
to extend the fence further east than the house and
explained that this is a unique situation as the front
yard of the house is actuall!' facinq north but the
house j.s laid out so that the front yard is on SE 3
Avenue. Mr. Allen mentioned that this option is
acceptable as there would be sight clearance for
eastbound traffic on SE 5 Street looklng south on sE 5
Avenue. Mr, Al1en mentioned that the purpose of the
fence is for safety for the petitioner's children and
to enclose a swimming poof which would require a
varlance.
Mayor McElyea opened the public hearing. Hearing no
one speak in favor or opposition, the Mayor closed thepublic hearing.
A motion was made by Commlssioner Bertino. seconded by
vlce Mayor Mikes to grant VA-49-90 due to the fact that
the petitioner is in a unique situation with the l,ay
the house is laid out and that the fence Hill come up
to the side of the house going back to the northside of
sE 5 street and south to the rear property line.
The motion passed on the followinq ro11 call vote:
4.2 City Attorne]- Adler informed the Commission of a
continued variance request known as VA-16-90 by
Management Research and sales, Inc. and owned by
LhiHeId Products, Inc. to allow the erection of a siqn
672 sq. ft. in area (100 sq.ft. permitted) and 65' hlgh(12' height permitted) for propertY located at 2850
Ravenswood Road.
i11 Allen, Growth Management Director, informed the
Commissj-on that the petitioner has requested a
continuance until the regular meeting of January 8,
1991 so that the final land contiguration for I-95 and
T-595 can be determined.
A motion was nade by Conmissioner Bertino, seconded by
Commissloner Cook to continue VA-16-90 as requested by
Management Research and SaIes on behalf of Uniweld
Products, Inc. for the erection of a siqn until the
regular meetinq of ,f anuary 8, 1991.
REGUIJAR MEETING
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3.
4.
NOVET.IBER 13, l-990
TIle motlon passed on the
Comnissioner Bertino-Yes
Commissioner cook-yes
Commissioner Grace-Yes
Commissioner Bertino-Yes
Commissloner Cook-yes
Commissioner Grace-yes
7. DISCUSSION
following rolI caIl vote:
vice-Mayor Mikes-Yes
Mayor McElYea-Yes
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6
SITE PI,ANS_NONE
EXPENDITURE REQUESTS
Mr. Flatley mentioned that the second request is to
purchase four utllity lights at a cost of $1,240 to
used in the atrium area in the event of a hurrlcane
blackout. Mr. Ftatley stated that these funds are
confiscated items and are to be used for lare
enforcement needs.
6.f Cit!' Attorney Adler informed the Commission of
request to expend LaH Enforcement Trust Fund monies
the amount of $7,800 for a community service vehicle
and 51 ,240 fot emergencY lights.
Cit]- Manager Flatley reminded the Commission of the
attempts to increase the balance in the Lar'1 Enforcement
Trust Fund to where it was in october 1988. Mr.
Flatley mentioned that the estimated 526,900 that was
borroned from the fund from BSO has now been reimbursed
and another check received for $4L,762 has brought the
balance to an estimated $113,000.
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Mr. Flatley explalned that the request tonight is in
accordance with the BsO contract to buy a community
service aide vehicle for 57,800 r.rhich would be a 1990
Chevy Cavafier. Mr. FIatIey stated that BSo's intent
for this vehicle is to use it to assist the citizens in
Dania and relieve the Deputl- road patrol from doing
some courier funct ions.
be
f rom
City Attorney Adler mentioned that the
vehlcle should be from state bid price
the Commission would have to authorize
advertise for bids.
price of the
and if it isn't,
City Manager to
Citl, uanager Flatley stated that he would speak
Captain Carney, Bso, to confirm if the price of
vehicle is from state bid Price.
wi th
the
vice-Mayor Mikes-Yes
Mayor McElyea-!'es
A motion was made by Commissioner Cook, seconded by
Commissioner Grace t-o grant- the request to expend Law
Enforcement Trust Fund monies 1n the amount of 57,800
for a community service vehicle and $1 ,240 fot
emergency lights.
The motion passed on the following ro11 call vote:
7.1, City Attclrnel- Adler advised the Comnission of a
request by Bruce Kodner to approve an auctioneer's
license for one year.
Mr. Bruce Kodner stepped forward to request approval .
City Attorney Adler stated that all documentation is in
order on this request by Mr. Kodner but that the
Commission must approve the annual renewal .
4REGUI,AR MEETING NOVEMBER 13 1990
A mot-ion was made
Commissioner Cook
Mr. Bruce Kodner
Federal Highway.
Commissioner Bertino-Yes
Commlssioner Cook-Yes
Commissioner Grace-Yes
Commissioner Bertino-yes
Commissioner Cook-yes
Commissioner Grace-yes
by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by
to granl the auctioneer's license to
for a period of one Year at 11 South
vice-Mayor Mikes -Yes
Mayor McElyea-yes
The motion passed on the following ro11 call vote:
7.2 City Attorney Adter advised the Commissi-on of a
request by Sheila Gross for renewal of an auctioneer's
license for one year.
Ms, Sheila Gross stepped forward to request approval.
will A11en, GroHth Management Director, advised the
Commission that all documentation is received for this
request.
.\ motion was made kry Commissioner Cook, seconded by
Commissloner Bertino to grant the request by sheila
Gross for renewal of an auctioneer's license for a
period of one year at 45 South Federal Highway-
The motion passed on the following ro11 calL vote:
vice-Mayor Mikes-yes
Mayor McElyea-yes
'1 .3 Clty Attorney Adler informed the Commission of a
request for lnstattation of new catch basins and flap
gates for Meadowbrook Lakes. (Commissioner Bertino)
Commissioner Bertino stated that he has met Hith
indivlduals from Meadowbrook Lakes Condominiums to tr!'
to resolve the drainage problem regardlng general city
drainaqe going into the condominium 1akes.
Commissioner Bertino stated that the Engineers have
suggested to install f l-ap gates which will seal off the
main lines on 11th Terrace and 10th Street whlch should
stop the algae build up in the lakes along with nehl
catch basins at each outfalf to the lakes at an
approximate cost of S14.000. Comrnlssioner Bertino
stated that the Engineers have determined that
preventing discharge from enterinq lake system wiII
cause additional ffooding and r.rould result in a less
efficient drainage system along the streets mentioned.
Commissioner Cook confirmed with Mr. FIatley that the
Englneers have completed the installation of the flap
gate to divert the Hater coming from the Sandpiper
Noods apartments to go east that I^,as affecting the
Meadoubrook Lakes Condominium' Comnissioner Cook
mentioned that t-he drainaqe project underway for the
Southeast section should etiminate this problem and
felt that progress 1s being accomplished to resolve the
probl em ,
Vice Mayor Mikes suggested, and the Commission agreed,
to schedule a workshop prior to the next regular
meetingi of November 27 to hear a formal presentation
from the CiLy Engineers on the drainage construction
for this area.
5REGI'LAR MEETING NOVEI'IBER 13 1990
Vj-to Mancino stepped forward to express appreciation to
Commissioner Cook and Commissioner Bertino for their
efforts in resofving this problem.
7 -4 City Attorne!' Adler informed the Commission of
discussion of award of Dania Beach Boulevard bikepath
construction bld and proposed startup date.
(Commissioner Bertino)
Comnissioner Bertino stated that the bid for the Dania
Beach Boulevard bi.kepath has been awarded to WeekIy
Asphalt for a total of $113,396.03 of whj-ch Dania haspaid S50.000. Commissioner Bertino mentioned that
construction is expected sometime j.n mid-January, 1991-.
Commissioner Cook acknowledged Representative Anne
McKenzie and Senator Eoreman for their efforts in this
bikepath project for Dania.
7.5 City Attorney Adler informed the Commission of
discussion reqardinq placing road rock on a half-alIey
behind 258 sl,l 7 street.
Commissioner Cook expressed the need for placing road
rock on the half-alIey behlnd 258 SW 7 Street as this
affects several residents in the area.
City Manager FIatley was under the mi s-unders tanding
that the property owners in the area would ha\.'e to be
assessed for the costs to pave this aIler".
Commissioner Cook made a motion to pave the half-alIey
behind 258 St.J 7 Street.
Commissioner Cook withdrew her motion to approve and
restated her motion to defer this item to the next
regular meetinq of November 27 and authorize the City
Manager to go out for bld on this project.
After further discussion, City Manager FIatley informed
the Commission that l,leekly Asphalt i-s under contract
with the City to pave several locations in the City
within the next few weeks and suggested to add this
location for pavinq.
Commissioner Cook withdrew her motion to defer, and
restated her first motion to approve the pavinq of the
a11ey at 258 SW 7th Street, seconded by Commissioner
Bertino.
The motion passed on the following roll call vote:
Commissioner Bertino-yes vice-Mayor Mikes-yes
Commissioner Cook-yes Mayor McElyea-yes
Commissioner Grace-yes
7.6 City Attorney Adler informed the Commission of
discussion of sider.ralk foundation constructed along SE
5 Avenue to join the existing sidewalk along
Meadon-brook L.,akes with the sidewalk on Dania Beach
Boulevard. (Commissioner Bertino)
Commissioner Bertino mentioned that the Meadowbrook
Lakes Condominium had their sidewalk going all the way
around to the driving range on sE 5 Avenue where it
dead ends. Commissiclner Bertino stated that the
driving range has refused to construct this portion of
the sidewalk and sugigested the City award a contract to
Mattoy Brothers to establish a sidewalk foundation that
would be 5' t,ide and have the City complete the
asphalt. Commissioner Bertino stated that the cost
would be around S2,500.
6REGUL]AR MEETTNG NOVEI'TBER 13 1990
A motion was made by Commissioner Bertino, seconded by
Commissioner Cook to approve the completion of the
sidewalk foundation along sE 5 Avenue at a cost of
s2,500.
The motion passed on the followinq roll call vote:
7.7 A motion was made by Commissioner Bertino,
seconded by Commissioner Cook to continue discussion of
the Frank Mirrer property, 1i176 south Dixie Highway. to
the next regular meeting of November 27, 1990. The
motion passed unanimously.
Commissioner Bertino-yes
Commissioner Cook*yes
Commissioner Grace-yes
Comnissioner Grace suggested
on the building be moved for
along the road and reqllested
Commission on the time frame
complete the project.
\rice-Mayor Mikes-yes
Mal'or McElyea-yes
of
801
7.8 City Attorne!' Adler advised the Commission
discussion of the ,lack Downs property located at
Griffin Road.
Will A11en, Growth Management Director, explained that
the City approved a specia] excepLion to alfow an
assembly and light fabrication f aci-1ity for the ,Jack
Downs property that was approved on September 13, 1988.
Mr. AlIen mentioned that the special exception was
approved Lrith the condition to review it in two years.
Yr. Allen also mentioned that Mr. Downs was approvedfor rezoning of the property to C-4, a parkinq variance
and site plan approval on September 13, 1988. l{r.
Al1en stated that on December L2, L989, the revised
site plan was approved showinq 75% landscape screening
and an additional variance for parking.
,lack Downs stepped forward to explain that he is
progressing on this project as qulckly as possible as
he has run into financing difficulty. Mr. Downs
mentioned that he is maklng all efforts to make the
exterior of the building and the grounds look as nice
as possible durinq the construction. Mr. Downs
explained that- he has obtained over 70% leasinq for
this buildlng irhich isn't sutficient for the lending
requlrenent-s right- now but feefs positive about
obtainlng the additional leases necessary.
Vice Mayor Mikes expressed his dissatisfaction with the
progress being made in completing this project and
mentioned the debris and trash that is not belngr picked
up. vice Mayor l,tikes expressed his disappointment ingranting Mr. Downs his spec1al exception use and his
inability to complete the conditions attached to the
approval.
Vice llayor ]Iikes suggested that, a workshop meetinq he
scheduled to determine the completion of this project
in order for residents in the area to obtain answers.
Commissloner Cook expressed her understanding for the
financinq problems that Mr. Downs is experiencing due
to the present economy and felt the City should work
rvlth Mr. Downs as much as possible to help complete
this project.
that the contracLors sign
better tratfic vision
!lr. Downs to advise the
he thinks he will need to
!1r. Dol,ns mentioned that if he obtains his necessaryfinancing for this project that he should be able to
complete the project in one year.
7REGUITAR I'TEETING NOVEMBER 13 19 90
commended Mr. Downs for
the oriqinal building and felt
to conduct a Norkshop on this
concern forgates along thethat he cannot
Mr. Downs responded to Vice Mayor Mikes'
dumping by stating that he could put up
sotrthside of the propertl' but mentioned
stop the dumpi.ng along the canaf.
Commissioner Bert ino
improvements made to
that there is a need
item.
The Commission generally agreed to
to the next workshop meeting Prior
meeting of November 27, L990,
Adde ndum
7.9 Ci-ty Attorney
further discussion
next to Trails End
Mikes )
8. APPOINTMENTS
AT THIS TIME. ITEM 8.3 WAS HEARD
ITEI'I 8.2 WAS HEARD AFTER 8 .3
ITEM 8.1 IIAS IIEARD AFTER 8. 2
continue this i tem
to the regular
Adler informed the Commission of
on the Seaboard warehouse property
Mob1le Home Park. (vice Mayor
vice Mayor !{i-kes requested City Manager Flatley to
update the Commission on this item.
City Manaqer Flat1ey stated that he has met wlth !.iilson
Atkinson and the owners of the seaboard warehouse and
they have agreed to remove the building and scrape the
area so that the hiqh grass and weeds will be removed.
wilf A1len. Growth Management Director, informed the
Commission that Mr. Atkinson coufd not attend this
meeting due to another commitment and that he was
advised that they are trying to get a letter together
to denolish the building.
Vice Mayor Mikes mentioned the problem of burglaries
occurring in the area.
Captaln Carney, Bso, reported that a suspect has been
identified and that a warrant for his arrest should be
signed tomorrow. Captain Carney stated that units have
been conducting surveillances looking for thls suspect
who is from Miami.
Afler further discussion, City Manager F1-at1ey
mentioned that he would contact the ol,ners of this
property to see if they would increase the fence behind
the property to a six foot fence,
8.1 Appointment of member to the Dania Housing
Authority. (Sarah spates is not eligible)
Mayor McElyea mentioned the problems that the Housing
Authority has had with his appointments in the past
year and mentioned that he has not obtained any
documentation that states that Sarah Spates is
i11eqa11y appolnted.
City Attorney Adler mentioned that he is concerned with
the functioning of the Housing Authority in building
erpensive housing projects without proper board
members.
aREGUI.,AR MEETING NOVEMBER 13 1990
vice lla!'or Mikes requested City Attorney Adler to draft
a formal resolution to go to HUD 1n reference to the
Comnission appointments for the next regular meeting.
AT THIS TI}4E, THE COMMISSION WENT TO ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS
8.2 Appointment of member to the Code Enforcement
Board. (Michael Burgio has resigned)
The Comnission discussed appointing an Engineer for
this posltion and discussion followed regarding their
desire to appoint individuafs from the annexati.on area.
Wanda MuIlikin, City C1erk. clarified that the
appointee must be an Engineer or a citizen in lieu of
an Engineer on the Code Enforcement Board.
A motion nas made by Commissioner Cook, seconded by
Commissioner Grace to continue the appointment to the
Code Enforcement Board. The motion passed unanimously.
ITEM WAS HEARD AT THIS TIME.
Appolntments to the Airport committee.
8.1
8.3
Commissioner Bertino stated that he would like to
appoint individuals from the newly annexation area
the Airport Committee and requested direction since
this property will not be in the Cj-ty until January
1991.
to
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Commissioner Grace appointed AI Spies, Alex Buchsbaum
and Vito Mancino.
Commissioner Cook appointed Paul DeMaio, Bunney
Brenneman and ,f erry Mordis.
City Attorney Adler advised
not have to be residents of
appolnted.
Commissioner Bertino mentioned that he
appointments to this board at the next
of November 27 , L990.
Vice Mayor
facino and
Lhat these individuaLs do
the City in order to be
rn,111 make his
regular meeting
Mlkes appointed Bift Hyde. ilay Fields, Cliff
Donna simione.
Mayor McEl-yea appointed Jay Topper, Roxanne Knight and
W. A. Brooks .
AT THIS TI}IE, TI1E COMMISSION HEARD ITE}'I 8 . 2
9- CITIZENS' COI'TMBNTS - I,IONE
10. ADMINISTRATTVE REPORTS
10.1 City Manager - Status report on qrants
Cj-ty Manager FIatIey mentioned that bids have been
advertlsed for the first part of the beach grant and
that the landscaping part wi-11 be advertised shortly'
City Manager Flatley stated that he would like to bringi
back a resolution approving the application for
5145,000 and $67,500 match for $2L2,500 for phase II to
completely rebuild the restroom facilities, life guard
stands and other improvements at the beach.
City Manager FlatIey suggested a workshop be scheduled
prior to the regular meeting on November 27 for 1200
REGULAR MEETING 9 NOVEMBER 13 1990
there ilI onIY be one regular
December 11. 1990.
p. n. and ment ioned
meeting in December
Comnissioner Cook
compfetion of the
drainage problem.
that
on
10.2 City Attorney- No comments
11. COMMISSION COMMENTS
11. 1 Commissioner Bertino
City Manager Flatle)' responded to Commissioner
Bertino's inquiry about hurricane preparedness in the
newly annexation area by explalning that he expects to
meet with the County on this issue and many other
transitions of the area shortlY.
Comnissioner Bertino requested City Manager Flatfey
check all auxiliary generators on a regular basis to
ensure they are in working order.
Commissioner Bertino requested the removal of the
public billboard from the city haII atrium area.
Discussion f oll-owed regarding the
beach.
maintenance of the
11.2 Commissioner Cook
requested information on the
Publix Shopping center and the
Conmissioner Cook expressed her appreciation to the
individuats from the unincorporated area west of the
city who assisted the clty in the annexation
referendum. Commissioner Cook also commended these
individuals for their qood crime watch program and
recommended that they get with Dania's crime watch
group to institute their procedures now that they are
considered part of Dania.
In response lo concerns expressed by residents in the
Northeast secLion of the City due to the presence of
survey crews from the Engineering Firm of Wi11iams,
Hatfield & stoner, Commissioner Cook read a letter from
Willi.ams, Hatfield & stoner expfainingr the nature of
their work in that area for the County.
Commissioner Cook commented on the good turn out for
the children's Halloween Party held at the Dania
Library.
11.3 Commissioner Grace
Commissioner Grace expressed appreciation to City
Manager Ffatley for having the City workers cleanup the
building at First and 14th.
commissioner Grace also requested
look into the light-s Lhat are ouL
Flrst Street in an effort to deter
the city Manager to
on 5th Avenue and
crime.
Commissioner Grace expressed her concern on whether
landscaping wifl be able to be completed along the
fence that is being construct,ed by the contractor in
the GIen Lauren Plat near SE 6 Street. Commissioner
Grace requested Witl A1len, Growth Managenent Director,
to look into thls issue,
Commissioner Grace stated that she has spoken to County
Representatives and expects to contact our area
Congressman on if there is anything else that can be
done to assist the City reqarding the airport expansion
REGUI-IAR I'IEETING t0 NOVEMBER 13 . l-990
project.
to have a
Commissioner Grace mentioned that she hopes
report at the next regular meeting.
Commissioner Grace mentioned that there wiIl be a
spaghetti dinner at Modello Park on Monday at 7:30 p
sponsored by MUPA and the Dania Activity Conmittee.
Commissioner Grace requested the Modello Park staff
members be present for thls event.
Commissioner Grace welcomed the citizens from the
annexatlon area into the City of Dania and wished
everyone a Happy Thanksgiving.
11.-1 \rice Mayor Mikes
n
vice Mayor }Iikes reported that he
airport is attempting to purchase
homes in the Northeast section.
Vice
look
Vice Ma!'or Mikes quest ioned
if individuals in the newlyrun for City Commission,
City Attorney Adler stated that
contact the Attorney General to
determinat ion.
has heard
easements
that the
on about 20
Mayor Mikes suggested that City Manager Flatle!'
into the program regarding recycling phone books.
City Manager Flatley reported that Dania was not
included in this County program for recyclinq phone
books due to Dania being one of the four cities in
agreement with the Reuter Recycling plant and not the
County incinerator plant.
Vice Mayor llikes commended city Manager Flatley for alI
of his efforts in the annexation program.
the Charter requirements
annexation area are able
on
to
he would
obtain a
need to
Iegal
This regular commission meeting Nas then adjourned.
YOR_CO I ON
TY CLERK_AUDITOR
REGULAR MEETING 11 NOVEI'{BER 13 1990
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