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Home My WebLink AboutSEOPW OMNI CRA 1998-06-30 AdvertisementV City Of Miami i am REQUISITION FOR ADVEFLTISEMENT This number must appear in the advertisement INSTRUCTIONS: Please type and attach a copy of the adve Os reauisition. 1. Department 2. Division: Office -of the Citit Clerk N/A' 3. Account Code number 921102-287 4. is this a confirmation: K 11 S. Prepared b Yes No KaTft'a Polizzi 6. Size of advertisement 9 point/a necessaty 7. Startin date: 9/1%/98* — & Telephone number. 250-5366 9. Number of times this adverfisement is to be To. Tyof advertisement published: one n Waal EJ piassiIied pia2ju 11. Remarks. CRA MEETING. 12. Publi on Date(s) Of Advertisement; 11YOW6 0- Amount MIAMI HERALD 9/19/98 M C 3 -74 CO A Z 13 L Approved F-1 Disapproved ` �:�AL Department Director/Desigpee Date V, or, aYtF7 C JGS/PC 03 Rev. 12/89 1 Routing: Forward White and nanAry MY-QA UIUMBUTION: Whft - G.SA.; Canary -Department - ---, ---- - --,I- By TYLER BRIDGES Herald Capital Bureau TALLAHASSEE — Gov. La, ton Chiles and Attorney General Bob Butterworth on Thursday hailed an agree- ment with the tobacco compa- nies that could net Florida's treasury an additional $1.7 billion from the states landmark lawsuit. With the new agreement, Chiles and But- terworth have Chiles netted $13 bil- lion for taxpayers by settling the state's 1995 lawsuit. In m 1999 alone^ -: tobacco companies: ■ The companies can no longer distribute or sell promotional items like T-shirts, baseball caps or gym bags bearing tobacco brand names. The 1997 settlement already pro- hibited tobacco billboards and bus ads. ■ The companies must disclose payments used to influence state and local governments as well as payments to doctors or scientists to testify in hearings. The companies also must report gifts from tobao- co -related foundations or lobbyists for state or local officials. To lobby the 40-member Florida Senate in 1996, for example, the tobacco companies had more than one lob- byist per senator. ■ The com•+"•: - additional $247 mil posed tog - c� The new- ment — it ; dissenting noes legal additional -----• "'� MacKay strikes back at burglar ad sy TYLER BRIDGES Herald Capital Bureau TALLAHASSEE — The Flor- idaRepublican Party produced a light moment in an attack ad this week by having a "burglar" thank Lt. Gov. Buddy MacKay for sup- porting a special tax on burglar alarms. MacKay, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate, struck back Thursday. Campaign research . discov- ered that when Jeb Bush, the Republican candidate, publicly supported a 1987 tax increase, the measure included a tax on — guess what? — burglar alarms. MacKay called on Bush to have the Republican Party pull the television ad, which MacKay called "hypocritical and decep- tive." The MacKay campaign responded with an ad Wednesday noting that Bush as state com- merce secretary publicly sup- ported the 1987 tax increase pro- posed by Bob Martinez, the Republican governor. Bob Sparks, a Republican Party spokesman, defended the party's ad and said it won't be pulled since Bush privately opposed the toy tobacco industry, its children will be br- • protected. With a ban on such -chandise as logo T-shirts and 'backpacks, Florida's children will no longer be walking billboards for tobacco products." Butterworth praised Chiles' role in making possible the 1997 settle- ment, which Butterworth said would save the lives of millions of youths who would be dissuaded from smoking. Chiles made the settlement possi- ble by sneaking through the Legisla- ture in 1994 a law that eliminated many of the traditional legal defenses that the tobacco compa- nies have used. Faced with a poten- tially huge loss in court, the tobaccc mpanies settled with Chiles in gust 1997. lorida is now eligible for the ►roved terms under the so -caller ,t-favored nation clause in th4 -'s 1997 agreement. The clause ed in when Texas and Minne won slightly better terms than r�lorida when those two state settled their lawsuits. CITY OF MIAM19 FLORIDA NOTICE OF,�MEETING PLEASE ALL TAKE NOTICE THAT the City of Miami Commission in its capacity as the Board of Directors of the Community Redevelopment Agency (hereinafter referred to as CRA) for the Southeast Overtown/Park West Redevelopment District and the OMNI Redevelopment District Will hold its next meeting or Tuesday, September 22, 1998, in the Commission Chambers, City Hall, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida, beginning 6 V.m The purposes of said meeting are: (1) to reaffirm the amendmen of the Southeast Overtown/Park West Lease and Developmen Agreement between the City and Poinciana Village of Miami, Ltd. previously approved by the CRA; the approval of the assignmen of development rights with respect to 24 units to be completed to new partnership, Poinciana Village III, Ltd., composed e Poinciana Village of Miami, Ltd. and Fannie Mae; and the financie condition of the project, the partnership, the general partner, ani the limited partner; (2) to consider a proposed resolution t, approve a Cooperation Agreement between the CRA and the Cit of Miami's Community Development Department concerning th funding by the Community Development Department of certai redevelopment projects to be completed by the CRA; and '(3) t, consider a proposed resolution to approve a Cooperatio Agreement between the CRA and the City of Miami concernin capital projects for certain public parks to be administered by th CRA; and (4) status of the pending Interlocal Agreement to creat the OMNI Tax Increment Trust Fund. Walter J. Foeman City Clerk P.O. #4846 TO FROM CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM The Honorable Members of the CRA BoarCtATE : June 11, 1998 SUBJECT: CRA Board Meeting Hono ble Arthur E. Teele, Jr. A s REFERENCES: t Chairman ENCLOSURES: Community Redevelopment Agency FILE : Please be advised that the next meeting of the Community Redevelopment Agency is scheduled for Tuesday, June 301h, 1998, at 7:00 p.m. The meeting will take place at the Grand Condominium/Double Tree Hotel, 1717 North Bayshore Drive, Miami. An agenda package will be presented to your Office in one -week advance of the proposed meeting date. Cc: Honorable Mayor Joe Carollo Donald H. Warshaw, Interim City Manager Walter J. Foeman, City Clerk Hilda Tejera, CRA Director �J ,F. CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM Donald Warshaw TO Acting City Manager FROM: AP =V AA0401 Walter J. Foe City Clerk DATE: June 15, 1998 FILE : SUBJECT: Request for Advertisement in the Miami Herald re CRA Meeting REFERENCES: ENCLOSURES: Pursuant to Resolution 86-998, it is necessary for the City Manager or his designee to approve all requests for notices of public hearing advertisements appearing in the Miami Herald. Notices in connection with Community Redevelopement Agency (CRA) meetings have been published in the Miami Herald. The City of Miami CRA Office has given this office the designated expenditure index/minor object/project code (640101-287-670001) for payment of said advertisement. We request your approval to publish the attached notice of CRA meeting in the Miami Herald Neighbors Section. If the aforementioned request meets with your approval, please sign the space provided hereinbelow: ( qco::� L�'2 �I11Ig$ Donald Warshaw, Acting City Manager Date CYLI WJF:sl c: Hilda Tejaa, Director, CRA 'The H6h ramble Arthur E. Teele, Jr., Chairman/Commissioner CL. - L UJ �y L ~ 7-1 5110 San Amew Or. $24000 3-2 2,043 9,459 Jorgeand Vivian Dqos / Vernon M. and Julia Jared 111111 911adw Av& 1112"A 0 3-2 2,179 10,730 George VNlete / John W. Akerman 1411 TrOo Ave. $218,'J00 3-2 1,963 10,500 Ardis A. Boudand / Ethel Pines -0009 tntora Way(1208) $17E,000 $165,000 (194) 2-2 1,129 Richard O'Connell / Wayne G. and Barbera A. Strickland -10 Edgewater Dr.(511F) >i685,000 2-3 - 2,950 L. and Lilia Hdlenbeck / The Gables -10 Edgewater Dr.(12F) $70%= 2-3 1 *9501 1 Edward and Melinda Loeb / The Gables SWEETWATERMONTAINEBLEAU -9527 SW Fourth Ln.(2) $106,000 $56,900 ('80) 3-2 1,350 Bles E Valdes / Raul C. and Vivian Muxo -42$ SW 961h CL(1) 'i0,000 $78,000 ('96) 3-2 1.200 Lorenzo and Zdlila Perez / Jorge and Carmen Comseanas #9447 FOntainablow Blv&(105) $72,800 $64,500 ('96) 2-2 1,000 Julian J. Castro Nunez / Javier and Andrea Fbwo -8431 Fonhhwbbm Ovd.(209) $77,500 $75,000 ('96) 2-2 1,000 Federico and Tammy Garcia / A and Monica Torres CONCORD PARK 4110 SW IMh Aw. $80000 1 3-1 • 837 7,500 JoW and Martha Marew / WNW E. and Ravel. $151 SW 110th Aw. $78,800 3-2 1,894 8,527 J. G. V. Investments Inc. / Hector J. 10121 SW 39M Tar. $145,000 3-1 1,449 7,500 Guarra / Rogelo and Gladys Rabanal 2780 SW 110th Aw. >i989,000 4-3 4,104 15,300 Ramon V. T / Joaquin S. 10tt80 SW 94th SL >j80M0001 $300,000 ('98) 2-1 1,9131 72,745 Castcans Enterprise Inc. / Joanne Oartwig Pr. 3370 SW 1071h Ave. $180,000 4-21,889 7,562 JoeeNna B. Gomez / Jesus and Mercedes Hernartde¢ UNIMORPORATED WEST CENTRAL DADS 3821 SW 128th Aw. I f210,000 $240:000 ('98) 1 6-5 1 3,9161 30,492 Jason R. Bervelci / Marcella and R AAppe DerWder TIM ANDERSON A. S. I- A. SPEaAUST IN OUTDo01tt; ELEGANCE J Reading is good for you. • • ;•, .;a>aatteir.,�rxavo�(tx ::J.1�►v9 I R CITE' OF MIAMI, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING . PLEASE ALL TAKE NOTICE THAT' the City of Miami ComrrNssion in its bWed Ity as the Board of Directors of the ConwmffNty Redevelopment Agency vA hold lie nand mee*V on Tuesday, June, 30th 1998, . at 7 00 p mmeeting will. The melike 'place at the Grand C0rKW MUmlDoubie 71ee Hotel,1717 North Bayshore Drive, MW N, Flodda. J!wn emTa >, Rleie0D1F_ C200 4. aT 1 City Clerk 15 Yrs Oki Single MaltScot h 750 ML 1.75 LT 199g 219' A. BACARDI MATUSALEM RUM Ap'. LIMON Gold - Silver 750 ML 1.75 LT 995 1495 GORDON'S KETEL 1 VODKA/GIN Vodka r� 1.75 LT °Llter" ■ 29B 1889 OBLIO EARLY TIMES F SAIIMBUCA Whisky 7501Mi:- 1.75 LT 4" 14*5 PISCO CAPEL VETERANO Brandy 750 ML 750 ML 99a 'l9B QEISER PEAK I DUNNEWOOD I Chardonnay'96 Merlot'94 ■ wo 995 BUDWEISER HATUEY , 12 oz bot. BEER 1 Long Neck 12 02 bot. 12M 6Pk- d" 398 CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA Donald Warshaw TO Acting City Manager FROM: Walter J. Foe City Clerk INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM DATE: June 15, 1998 FILE : SUBJECT: Request for Advertisement in the Miami Herald re CRA Meeting REFERENCES: ENCLOSURES: Pursuant to Resolution 86-998, it is necessary for the City Manager or his designee to approve all requests for notices of public hearing advertisements appearing in the Miami Herald. Notices in connection with Community Redevelopement Agency (CRA) meetings have been published in the Miami Herald. The City of Miami CRA Office has given this office the designated expenditure index/minor object/project code (640101-287-670001) for payment of said advertisement. We request your approval to publish the attached notice of CRA meeting in the Miami Herald Neighbors Section. If the aforementioned request meets with your approval, please sign the space provided hereinbelow: Donald Warshaw, Acting City Manager Date WJF:sl c: Hilda Tejera, Director, CRA The Honorable Arthur E. Teele, Jr., Chairman/Commissioner CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PLEASE ALL TAKE NOTICE THAT the City of Miami Commission in its capacity as the Board of Directors of the Community Redevelopment Agency will hold its next meeting on Tuesday, June 30" 1998, at 7:00 p.m. The meeting will take place at the Grand Condominium/Double Tree Hotel, 1717 North Bayshore Drive, Miami, Florida. (City Seal) Walter J. Foeman (#4806) City Clerk