HomeMy WebLinkAboutO-12090J-01-782
07/19/01
ORDINANCE NO. 12090
AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE OF THE MIAMI CITY
COMMISSION ESTABLISHING A SPECIAL REVENUE
FUND ENTITLED: "FEC CORRIDOR ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT REVITALIZATION PLAN" AND
APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR THE OPERATION OF
SAME, IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $300,000,
RECEIVED BY THE CITY AS A GRANT FROM THE U.S.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION;
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ACCEPT THE
GRANT AND TO EXECUTE THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS,
IN A FORM ACCEPTABLE TO THE CITY ATTORNEY, TO
IMPLEMENT ACCEPTANCE OF SAID GRANT;_
CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
WHEREAS, in February 2000 the City of Miami established a
Florida East Course Railway Corridor ("FEC Corridor") Task Force
to examine options for industrial growth within the Corridor; and
WHEREAS, the Department of Real Estate and Economic
Development has determined that the City of Miami is eligible to
apply for federal funding assistance from the U. S. Economic
Development Administration; and
WHEREAS, on November 21, 2000, the Department Of Real
Estate and Economic Development submitted an application for
funding timely to the U. S. Economic Development Administration
("EDA"); and
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WHEREAS, the City of Miami, through Resolution No. 00-711,
as amended by Resolution No. 00-834, allocated funds from an
undesignated fund balance, in an amount not to exceed $200,000,
for consultant services, of which $100,000 was reserved as a
match to anticipated EDA funding; and
WHEREAS, the EDA has awarded the City of Miami a grant, in
an amount not to exceed 4100,000, to carry out the purposes and
scope of work proposed in the submitted grant application; and
WHEREAS, said grant funds and funds allocated from an
undesignated fund balance will be appropriated in a Special
Revenue Fund, in an amount not to exceed $300,000, that will be
established and entitled "FEC Corridor Economic Development
Revitalization Plan".
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The recitals and findings contained in the
Preamble to this Ordinance are hereby adopted by reference and
incorporated as if fully set forth in this Section.
Section 2. The following new Special Revenue Fund is
hereby established and resources are hereby appropriated as
described herein:
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FUND TITLE: "FEC Corridor Economic
,Development Revitalization
Plan"
RESOURCES: U. S. Economic Development
Administration $100,000
City of Miami Undesignated
Fund Balance $200,000
Account
Code 001000.921002.6.270
APPROPRIATION: U. S. Economic Development
Administration $100,000
City of Miami Undesignated
Fund Balance $200,000
Account
Code 001000.921002.6.270
Section 3. This appropriation is contingent upon the
receipt of the grant from the U. S. Economic Development
Administration, and the City Manager's acceptance thereof.
Section 4. The City Manager is hereby authorized" to
accept the aforementioned grant and execute the necessary
documents, in a form acceptable to the City Attorney, with the U.
S. Economic Development Administration to implement acceptance of
said grant.
1� The herein authorization is further subject to compliance with all
requirements that may be imposed by the City Attorney, including but not
limited to those prescribed by applicable City Charter and Code
provisions.
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Section 5. All ordinances or parts of ordinances that
are inconsistent or in conflict with the provisions of this
Ordinance are repealed.
Section 6. If any section, part of section, paragraph,
clause, phrase or word of this Ordinance is declared invalid, the
remaining provisions of this Ordinance shall not be affected.
Section 7. This Ordinance is declared to be an emergency
measure on the grounds of urgent public need for the preservation
of peace, health, safety, and property of the City of Miami, and
upon the further grounds of the necessity to make the required
and necessary payments to its employees and officers, payment of
its debts, necessary and required purchases of goods and supplies
and to generally carry on the functions and duties of municipal
affairs.
Section 8. The requirement of reading this Ordinance on
two separate days is dispensed with by an affirmative vote of not
less than four-fifths of the members of.the Commission.
Section 9. This Ordinance shall become effective
immediately upon its adoption and signature of the Mayor. 2/
2/ If the mayor does not sign this Ordinance, it shall become effective at
the end of ten calendar days from the date it was passed and adopted.
If the mayor vetoes this Ordinance, it shall become effective
immediately upon override of the veto by the City Commission.
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PASSED AND ADOPTED BY TITLE ONLY this 19th day of
July 2001.
JOE CAROLLO, MAYOR
Irk accordance with Miami Code Sec. 2-36, since the Mayor did not indicate approval of
this legislation by signing in the designated place provided, said legislation now
becomes effective with the elapse of ten (10) days from the date of commission action
regarding same, without the Mayor exercising a vote.
ATTEST:
WALTER J. FOEMAN
CITY CLERK
APPROVED AS TO__PjORM AND CORRECTNESS:
ND'RO "ffqI LARELLO
ATTORNEY
W1045:ELF
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Wa er J. Foeman, City Clerk
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CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: The Honorable Mayor and Members DATE: JUN 2 G _Y
of the City Commission Acceptance of EDA Grant,
SUBJECT: Establishment of Revenue
Fund
For City Commission
FROM: REFERENCES: �
nez Meeting of July 10 , 2001
4CityManalger ENCLOSURES:
Ordinance
RECOMMENDATION:
FILE :
It is respectfully recommended that the City Commission adopt the attached Ordinance
accepting a grant from the U.S. Economic Development Administration to develop a
strategic economic development plan as a component of a broader FEC Corridor
revitalization plan and appropriating said funds and the required City match to a new
Special Revenue Fund "FEC Corridor Revitalization Plan."
BACKGROUND:
On February 10, 2000, the Miami City Commission adopted Resolution No. 00-154,
indicating its desire to foster the revitalization of the FEC Corridor. In order to obtain
funding for a strategic economic development plan for the FEC Corridor, the Department
of Real Estate and Economic Development submitted a timely application to the
Economic Development Administration on November 21, 2000. Previously, the City
Commission through Resolution No. 00-711 as amended by Resolution No. 00-834,
allocated funds from undesignated fund balance in the amount of $200,000 for consultant
services, of which $100,000 was reserved as a match to anticipated EDA funding. The
Economic Development Administration has awarded the City of Miami a $100,000 grant
to carry out the purposes and scope of work proposed in the submitted grant application.
The strategic economic development plan will be prepared by FIU — Metropolitan Center,
through a Professional Services Agreement considered as a separate agenda item.
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RESOLUTION NO.
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A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION
CREATING AND ESTABLISHING THE FLORIDA EAST
COAST RAILWAY ("FEC") CORRIDOR INDUSTRIAL
GROWTH TASK FORCE (,,TASK FORCE") FOR A PERIOD
NOT TO EXCEED ONE YEAR, TO ADVISE AND MAKE
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE . CITY COMMISSION
RELATED TO THE OPTIONS AVAILABLE FOR
INDUSTRIAL GROWTH, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED
TO, INCENTIVES FOR REVITALIZATION• AND
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, AND MARKETING,
PROMOTION, AND POSSIBLE REZONING TO
ACCOMPLISH SAME, FOR THE AREAS LOCATED NEAR
THE FEC TRACT CORRIDOR, AS MORE PARTICULARLY
DEFINED HEREIN; SETTING FORTH SAID TASK
FORCE'S PURPOSE AND DUTIES; PROVIDING FOR
MEMBERSHIP, QUALIFICATIONS, OFFICERS, RULES
OF PROCEDURE, MEETINGS AND QUORUMS, AND
ASSIGNMENT OF PERSONNEL.
WHEREAS, the City Commission wishes to create and establish
a Task Force, for a period of one year, to advise and make
recommendations to the City Commission related to options
available for industrial growth, including but not limited to,
incentives for revitalization and economic development, marketing
and promotion, and possible rezoning to accomplish same, for the
areas in the City of Miami located near the FEC Tract Corridor,
as more particularly defined herein; and
WHEREAS, a portion of the area to be addressed by the Task
Force may be located within a Community Redevelopment Agency
CITY COI="1MIISSION
MEETLVG OF
FEB 1 0 2000
I4ewkstioio Na
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(,%CRA,,) District, the Task Force can obtain valuable information
and assistance from the CRA; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 2-882 of the Code of the City
of Miami, Florida, as amended, the City Commission may create
citizens' groups for specific advisory 'purposes where.such groups
existence is limited to a period of less than one year;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE comMISSION OF THE,CITY
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The recitals,. and findings contained. in the
Preamble to this Resolution are hereby adopted by reference
thereto and incorporated herein as if' fully set. forth in this
Section.
Section 2. Created and established. The Florida 'East
Coast Railway (-FEC,,) Corridor. Industrial Growth Task Force
(-Task Force,,) is hereby created and established for a period not
to exceed one year, `but may be extended as deemed necessary by
the City Commission.
Section 3:. Boundaries defined. The boundaries within
the City of, Miami to be addressed by . the Task Force are defined
as follows:
Fourteenth to Thirty-sixth Streets from Northwest
Second Avenue to Northeast. Second Avenue;. -and
Thirty-sixth to Eighty-seventh Streets from Miami
Avenue to Biscayne Boulevard, including Seventy-first
to Seventy-fifth Streets between North Miami Avenue and
Northwest Seventh Avenue, with the option of expanding
west, to -I-95.
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Section. 4. Purpose and duties. The, purpose, powers and
duties of the Task Force are, but shall not be limited to:
(1) serving in an advisory capacity to the City
Commission to identify obstacles and make
recommendations in writing for options available
for industrial growth, including but not limited
to, incentives for revitalization and. economic
development, marketing and promotion, and possible
rezoning to accomplish same, for the areas running
t
along the FEC TracCorridor, as defined in
Section 3 hereinabove;
(2) Working - with the CRA to obtain essential
information and input.
(3) presenting status reports to the City Commission
of its findings on an ongoing basis;
(4) presenting its report to the Brownfields Advisory
Board and the CRA; and
(5) presenting a final report to the City Commission
at the conclusion of its findings.
Section S. Membership, qualifications, officers.
(1) Membership, qualifications. The Task Force size
shall be determined by the co -chairpersons who
shall appoint individuals of knowledge,
experience, mature judgment and background. The
co -chairpersons shall submit the names of
appointees to the City Clerk in writing.
(2) Officers. Commissioners Johnny Winton and
Arthur E. Teele, Jr. are hereby appointed as co -
chairpersons. Other officers, as may be deemed
necessary, may be designated by the Task Force.
Section 6. Rules of procedure. The Task Force may adopt
its own order of business and rules of procedure governing its
meetings, and actions on matters within its jurisdiction, not
inconsistent with the provisions set forth herein, which rules of
procedure shall be filed with the City Clerk.
Section 7. Meetings and quorum. All meetings of the
Task Force shall be open to the public and noticed. A majority
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of the Task Force'members present shall constitute a quorum for
the purpose of convening any meeting. A vote of fifty percent
(50%) .,plus one of the *members present and voting at any meeting
shall'determine the decision of.the Task Force,
Section S. Assignment of personnel, It shall be the
duty of the City "Manager to provide full cooperation and
sufficient administrative support to the, Task, Force, including
assignment of -personnel and administrative support when requested
by the Task Force.
Section 9. This Resolution shall become effective
immediately upon its adoption and signature of the Mayor..'
PASSED -AND ADOPTED this 10th day of February 2000.
JOE CAROLLO, MAYOR
In accordance with h�iami Code Sec. since the ti'sv--r did nlot indc. ,,.,_.- •_I of
in .ham-
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regarding same, w (thV': ♦{^Iv' r1:!=y^i',
ATTEST:
WALTER J ,F-GEMAN, CI
-Nvm� Walter J.
AND CORRECTNESS:
/C1,T ATTORNEY
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i� If the Mayor does not sign this Resolution, it shall become effective at.
the ,.end of ten calendar days from the date it was .passed and adopted
If the Mayor, vetoes this Resolution; it 'shall become effective
immediately upon override of the veto by.the'City Commission.
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RESCLUTION NO. •' " � 711
A RESOL:7TION 07 THE M -LA MI CITY COMMTgSION
AVIT opuzING THE ALLocATrnm OF FUND$, =N AN
AMOUNT M-11' TC) EXCEED $200,000 FROM 1"ri
OPERATTONAL RESERVES, TO ENGAGE THJL AECESSARY
2ROFESSIONAL SERVICES ANL) FOR RET,ATED COSTS
TO ASSIST +N 7 TH THE ADMINTSTRATIVE PROCESS FOR
TAE DE11ML0PMF:h T OF THE D I CEA TEMIAL PARK
MASTER 'PIAN, AS DIRECTED RY AESOL'JTION NOS.
00-314, AS AMENDED, A'D'D 00-550, A" THE
INVESTICATIUN OF PROCEDURRS TO CAUSE THE
DEEPWATER 8411P Amari, KNOWN AS THE FX(:
(FLORMA EAST COAST) PROPERTY LCCATWD NCIRT14
OP THE AMMRI= AIRLINE AR4gA AND FAST OF
DIOCAYNE WJLEVA 1t IN MIAMT, F_•ORIDA, TO BD
?ILLED IN, Afi DIRECTED BY RESOLUTION
NO. 00-7C5.
BT 7T RESOLVED BY TITC COMMISSION Ub' THE CITY OF MTAMT,
FLORIDA:
Lection 1. !'he al-or_at n_n of Luxids, ir. an amount
mot Lo r.xct;-ed $240, 000 from the Operational Reserves, is hereby
aut:aerised to engage the necessary prufeAsl anal services and for
rpt ar.ed c:ucLE to assist. with the adniniatrative process for the
dcvelopment of the iaicentennial Park MAster Plata, as directed by
Rrr;�_ution Nos. 00-314, as amcndcc, and 00-550, and the
investigation of procedures to i.h- deepwater slip area,
C031DMSION
lyz=nuc OF
mmoftLtL-aweuvn
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Jt own as the FPC" (Florida Bast Coast) 1.3r'(-)Perty lcc4ted north Of
L.tie Arnericar. lirline Arenk and east of Biscayne Boulevard in
Miami, Floru1a, to be tilled in, as ;3irected' by Resolatxon
Na. 00-7CS.
�eCtlor This Resolution 3:Tail become effective
ammed,nt_ely. upon its adoption and signalu-r of the Mayor.l�
Pr',$SFD JLND ADOPT:l7 thio '27th day c .7tiIy `OAC.
JOB CAP. OLLO , fw: Olt
Sar... 2-M, Ghee the %4,?yn: did n4
t'tis 18�i51�ti011 by Spy^ian It in t;• . rir• ..•�,•,t„ a�n t••„ ..
becom_s e'eCtive witi^ c
r"wding same, wbo:n tvc3
ATTEST
,.... ..._ er n, City Clerk
WA1,T'� J. FOEMAN
CITY CLER{
APP_ M A 0 FO CORRECTNESS t,
ATTORNEY '
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:1 Tf Liic Mayor ekes not eigz this Recolutior., it shall berrnne effcc:tive at
tri @nA nt tern Udlt:Ldar days from the date it was passed anct adnPr.pfl.
IE tt• MaYoz vernPR this Resolutiuu, it 5ball become effective
imRedsately upon ov¢_-ride pt tnP veto by the City CVicunicsdion.
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i.`+ ER-OFF±CE Nl---JORANsDUM
Maria J. Chiaro 11/17/00
Assistant Cit Attorney
Resolution 00-834
Clark Turner
Chief of Community Planning
Planning & Zoning Department
The purpose of this memorandum is to note that language in Resolution 00-834, Section
3, improperly designates the investigation regarding filling in the "FEC slip" as the
Florida East Coast Railway (FEC) Corridor Revitalization Project. This investigation is
properly a component of the Bicentennial Park/FEC Slip Waterfront Renewal Process.
However, Resolution 00-834, Section 5, does correctly amend Resolution 00-711 to
allocate funding in an amount not to exceed $200,000 for the Florida East Coast Railway
(FEC) Corridor Revitalization Project.
Please sign below if you concur:
�b
Maria J. Chiaro
Assistant City Attorney
c: Walter J. Foeman, City Clerk
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9/20/00 00- 834
IFSOLL*TION NO.
A MISIOLUTION UP THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION
AME:bU-NG RESOL1 ION NOS, 00-314, AS AMEIMED,
Q0_55(,', Ci ()- 7 C 5 AND 0Q 711 TO ")_RREi=T,Y
REFERENCE TIS PROCESS ANI) PRa:,'v- `T WLMES
DDSZvNATED .vh_,REIN AS TNF'• BICF'N LVXTAL
A.�KjPW'L' SLIP WAT£RFRn-9T REliTEWAL PROCEED AND
TF{:: FLORIDA E_ST r.`AA.ST RAILWAY (FEC) CORRIDOR—
REVXTALIZATTIM PROJECT; PUP.T;MR AMER'.6�1NG
RRS0T,T7T70N NO. 00 711 1110 REFLECT THIM:
AUTHO := ALLC)U.,1'1CUN L)F FUNDS rTzcm THE
OPERATIUNIIL RESERVES (1) SIS AN AMOUNT NC'_" TO
4. ::xo: $200,0,.)0, FOR THE rDC CORRIDOR
R rITAT.T 7ATI ON PROJECT, AND (2) iN Ti IE AMOUNT
OF $200,000, FGR THE ii1C2NTEN1%r1A1 PARK/;'PC
SLIP XAT2:RFRUN'1' RENrWAL PROCESS.
WEE -REAS, the City Commission wishes to and name
the "Bajr!r=t Palk Owe r K i y}tt ProceaS" , a9 dircetect in Resolution
Nos. 00-314, as am- endEd, 00-550, and 00-711, as the Biver2ter_nial
Park/FEE7 Stip Waterfront Remeowal Proi-vans for reference anc
,.,cliRrity; and
1%mz.; rel:;, the City :'Omrriseion wishes to desi�gr,. "A.. and name
<<✓ J the "=J TnVRA. igdti.uu", d9 directed in Resolution No. 00-705 and
.o
00-711, ds the PE^ Corridor Revitalization Project for referpucr
and clarity, and
WHMEAS, pt;rauant to Resolution_ No. 00 711, adapted Duly 27,
2000, the city Commission authori7f-d fiends ii_ Lhe amount of
$200,000 for the "FMC investigation" and the "i3ayfront Park
CITY C01awsIQH
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overzigh_ ProcGss"; and
W}CR_EAS, the City CQMMi9si0:7 realizwF L'iia_ both the
iavestzCatior_" and the "Brijlrcnit. Park Oversight process" requizc
fsnds, in ,r' amount not to exceed $200,00
to Carry out =1,0
tesponsibi1itiee As direr_+.-".tI by Resolution Nos. U0-314,1 as
amended, on-55c, and 40 705 ar.d 00-711 (the "Resolutior's.") ; and
WHEREAS, it is in order cxj amend ,the Rcoolutions to reflect.
t ie prop=r �' ,cation of f und3 required for profeF�� oilal service_
for piannirg, deeign, economic ar_el ysis, and engi=4cn nq and for
related costs TE.) r* Loththe FEC Corridor Revitalization Preje-
ar d -.hp Bicentennial Park/FEC 52ip waterfrOCA JPNr»wal Frocesa:
J,-DW, THE IT RES01xv-T) BY TEE COMMISSION OF =I,
Oi' N._AMI, FTfiaIDA:
-Section 1. The recitals and findings aontaincd in the
preamble i-t, this Resolution arc hereby adopted by rerer �nc'e -and,
incorporated as if fa ly set Earth in i.1.�i s Section..
secticz. '2 The adminiatrative process for
development of the b1cer_tennial Park Maar r Plan, as directed by
kesolutiaa tier+.
00-3.14, as amended, and oo-55u, is hereby
designated a$ the Bicentennial karklFSC Slip Weer. Renewal
Prcccoo.
SecLiuli 3. The. City Manacer`❑. investigation Cf
Procedures to • oause t'i'le deepwater Rl 1p area, known as the rEC .
(Florida East Coast) property to be filled-iii, AS
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directed by P.ocolutian NO. 0'► -705, is hereby dc3ignated as thL-
F?orida East Ccasr. Railway (FEC) Carrictor xevizaZizatl:,fl project.
Sm;-t_icr 4. R000lution Nos. :1,0-114, as amended, 00-55J,
c0 705 and 00-711 are 1'1�-ieby amerAded to correctly referRnce LI'e
and Prcject names as designated iir Sections 2 and 3
hercin in each ResoluL;(_)n as appropriatc.
SRCtion G. Rcyolution No, 40-711, 4dopted July 27, 2000,
is hereby further arren:3ei) in =ha following particulars:i
"RESOLUTIUN NO. PC -'ll
The allocatiOr. of funds, in au
.imc nt not to excccd $2UU, UVO from the qS�r_ r'AY_lonal
Reserves, °o hereby authorize3 +'Urngage necessary
r
profeseical se --vices ana for related costs to aaciet
the Bicer-tez*liell Park/FEC Slip Watertront Xenewal
Pro.^.Pss Else e�eafc-been-e the-icont
�: , as directed by Rcoolution Nos. 00-314, as o,uwnC:rd
and 00 E50, and tho- -
eaage--Eke.=.-6eppw-,t-ett ti ip—athc�;dc
locates- nsr6 ef- the
cna a
in ple*> da, to be itt, -- 11 -- -- --
Section 2. Tho allocation of funds, in an
amount not to exceed $TUU, oOO frem -.hp 22eral.ional
Reserves, .is hereby aurhnrizPd Lu en a e necessary
nrofe.gsloral servic:eb and foz- related costs for the
Florida East Coast Railway (FEC) corridor
Revitali2ation prosect, as directed by Reso1Tj`-nn
Yo. 00-705.
Section a3. The &esolution ahall become affective
upon its adoption and cignature of the Mayor.=?
1! FOOtaotc CRtl ttAB
aF d !t 'er w
Words and/or figural ctric;cen through Aball be Deleted. Urdcracvtca
Nurde and/Qr='-garea c all be added. The re-naining provisiane are now
1n effe=t alld LCUlair UMCranged. Aaterieke indicate omitted and
y.nchaa�eQ ma -Alis?
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Sf'c:r_on 5. This ResnluLion ^shall become rffect.ve
imme::iated.y upon V:r- aLluption and rignature oL nhe kayor.L�
-ASSED AND P001 "PTED 'Chis 28th day of yaptember 20VU.
JOE CAROLLO, MAYOR
IV R=r&nce rrTh Miami Ocde ven. 2-3C, since tho k%vcr d-,i n �'' ^"•• •"
this 1=dis'x,inr, by sinning it in thr; t'c�;;�-•, _
'y rwi-c mile wiCn riles
190Wny sane, witha3t the Mjr x ..a v--�
ATTEST: • /''
after J. rt, City Ostk
wALTU J. FCF.MAIN
CITY rLERh
APPRCVED a
AA1D TNE55:
ZORN
TORNEY
It =he M.aynr rums nut. z1ga this Reaolutiori, it ahall becose a tertive at
the and of torn caien0ar dAyn frCM the d&LC it was peveed and adoptaa.
Ir the Kayos vetoeo this R�Rnlnr.ieII, it' shdll ;become effective
Smrediattly upotl override of the veto, by the city COMMIFtRimn.
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