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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 2000-07-11 City Clerk's Report• Y op �f'Y CITY OF MIAMI "`""B'"`E" CITY CLERK'S REPORT o Fyo4`4 MEETING DATE: July 11, 2000 (Budget issues) Page No. 1 ITEM 1 Direction to the City Manager: by Commissioner Teele to bring back for the Commission meeting of July 27, 2000 a proposal for better solid waste services to the residents of the City of Miami. ITEM 1 Note for the Record: Mayor Carollo indicated that no other governmental body in Miami -Dade County provides better solid waste and trash services than the City of Miami; further stating that the City must ascertain whether the residents of Miami want a higher quality of said services, and revisit the issue of whether alternatives such as privatization will save the City money. ITEM 1 Direction to the City Manager: by Vice Chairman Gort to conduct a survey to study the feasibility of the City cutting services in the area of solid waste and trash pickup. ITEM 1 Note for the Record: Commissioner Regalado stated that during the upcoming budget hearings, he would like some discussion on the numbers associated with the proposed FY 2001. ITEM 1 Direction to the City Manager: by Commissioner Teele to provide him with a graph showing a breakdown per year of how much money Bayside Specialty Center has generated to the City of Miami during its first ten years of operation. ITEM 1 Direction to the City Manager: by Mayor Carollo to send a letter to residents of Miami explaining the lowest millage rate (8.995) we have had in approximately 30 years, the City's sound financial health and include comparison with rates of other municipalities. • CITY OF MIAMI CITY CLERIC'S REPORT MEETING DATE: July 11, 2000 (Budget issues) Page No. 2 ITEM 1 Direction to the City Manager: by Mayor Carollo to provide for the Commission meeting of July 27, 2000, a report listing allocations made from the Law Enforcement Trust Fund for the past ten years, specifically, amounts allocated each year, how much currently exists in said fund and how much is expected to be received; further instructing our legislative consultants in Tallahassee, namely Ron L. Bock, Esq., Michael Abrams, Pamela Burch Fort, and Rosario Kennedy to seek some kind of an exemption from current restrictions of use of LETF funds, similar to the City's parking surcharge, in order for the City to use LETF for the City's general operating budget. ITEM 1 A MOTION ACCEPTING STAFF'S M-00-588 RECOMMENDATION OF OPTION NO. 3 FOR MOVED: WINTON PROPOSED BUDGET FOR CITY OF MIAMI FOR SECONDED: TEELE FISCAL YEAR 2000-2001. NAYS: REGALADO A MOTION TO ADJOURN THE SPECIAL M-00-590 COMMISSION MEETING IN CONNECTION WITH MOVED: SANCHEZ THE BUDGET. SECONDED: WINTON UNANIMOUS AY -r tlao*6- "') ALTER J. FO CLERK NOTE: AS DULY NOTED ON THE HEREIN AGENDA AND CITY CLERK'S REPORT, WHICH CONSTITUTE A JOURNAL OF CITY COMMISSION PROCEEDINGS, THE "UNANIMOUS" NOTATION NEXT TO THE VOTE ON EACH AGENDA ITEM MEANS THAT ALL FIVE CITY COMMISSIONERS WERE PRESENT AND VOTED "AYE" ON SAID ROLL CALL VOTE. NEGATIVE VOTES, PHYSICAL ABSENCE OF A COMMISSIONER OR ABSTENTION FROM VOTING BY A COMMISSIONER, IF ANY, IS ALSO DULY REFLECTED IN SAID VOTE.