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Home My WebLink AboutR-96-04064 J-96-347 4/15/96 RESOLUTION NO.9 6 " 406 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING AN INDIVIDUAL TO SERVE AS A MEMBER OF THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER TRUST FOR A TERM AS DESIGNATED HEREIN. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. The following individual is hereby appointed as a member of the Performing Arts Center Trust, to serve a term expiring December 31, 1998: APPOINTEES: Fred Joseph NOMINATED BY• Commission -at -large Section 2. This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon its adoption. June 1996. GMT $ VICE-aAYJR 1. CITY COMMISSION MEETING OF. J U N 1 3 1996 Resolution No. 96- 406 CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA t INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM 242. �j TO : The Honorable Stephen P. Clark, Mayor DATE March 29, 1996 FILE SUBJECT : One Appointment Needed to the Performing Arts Center Trust REFERENCES: (April 25, 1996 Agenda) ENCLOSURES: (List of Members and Nominees) The Performing Arts Center Trust was created to provide a broad source of community support for the proposed Performing Arts Center, Miami, Florida. There is presently one City of Miami appointment to said trust, Victor H. De Yurre, whose term has expired. This appointment is to be made by the Commission at large for a term which will expire on December 31, 1996. Pursuant to Section 6.6 of the trust's articles of incorporation (copy attached), one candidate should be chosen from the slate provided by the Performing Arts Center Trust, as follows: William Bayer Fred N. Joseph Eleanor Muger Attached are copies of each nominee's resume for assistance with your consideration. For your information, attached please also find a copy of the current membership of said board. By copy of this memorandum, we are requestingthat the Agenda Office place this issue on the April 25,1996 Commission agenda. WJF:sl cc: Cesar H. Odio, City Manager A. Quinn Jones, 11, City Attorney Michael Spring, Liaison/Executive Director, Performing Arts Center Trust Susan A. Camp, Administrator, Performing Arts Center Trust Elvi Gallastegui, Agenda Coordinator Beverly Solomon, Legislative Coordinator 96- 406 'ON, -,CITY BOARD THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER TRUST (PACT) (24 members; 3 from City of Miami) MEMBERSHIP :F►T. NAME. ADDRESS DATE RESOLUTION t VICTOR DE YURRE, 3625 Curtis Lane, Miami 33133 7-13-95 R-95-510 _rge (Note: Commissioner Plummer nominated Fred Joseph to be included In PACT's slate of nominees - see R 96-34.) _t HENRY COURTNEY, Esq., 100 Biscayne Blvd., Ste. 1700, M (358-1057) 2-17-94 R-94-83 ,rge t COMMISSIONER J.L. PLUMMER, JR., City of Miami City Hall 1-25-96 R-96-34 ;rge At its meeting on March 19, 1996, the Performing Arts Center Trust (PACT) unanimously approved recommending the following slate of candidates for the City of Miami's appointment to t�e Performing Arts Center Trust. The nominations process, which involved public advertisements and pro -active recruitment *by the PACT, resulted in the submission of 50 nominations, providing an authentic representation of the diversity of our community. Pursuant to the PACTS appointments process as outlined in its Articles of Incorporation, your consideration and formal'action regarding these recommendations would be appreciated. The candidates are listed below in alphabetical order. Expiring Term of Victor R De Yurre --------- ---------------- -----------��_��---��_--- _______ +� This appointment will carry a 3 year term which will expire on December 31, 1998. One candidate should be chosen from the following slate: 61 1 During my term on the Performing Arts Center Trust I have served on the Governance and Policy and Intergovernmental Relations Committees and have dedicated myself to seeing that the public is assured that its public servants will give them the very best world -class Performing Arts Center. Your consideration for my re -appointment is greatly appreciated. 1 look forward to the opportunity to continue working on this important community project MI 967 406. 9 resume; _,Zf 5028 KAGG(ORE STREET CORAL GABLES, FL 33146 WM. B. (BILL) BAYER POLITICAL EDITOR -COMMENTATOR W(NZ ALL -NEWS RADIO (CBS, CNN, MUTUAL NETWORKS-MIAMI) i SERVED ON AN ESTIMATED FORTY-FOUR (44) BOARDS, TRUSTEESHIPS, COMMITTE- Fi4CT-FINDER PUBLIC -APPOINTEE GROUPS. ETCETC FOR CITIES OF MIAMI AND MIAMI BEACH, DADE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA, AND UNITED'STATES GOVERNMENT APPSX NTMENTS. DADE COMMISSIONER PRESTON (BUI�NY) BIRD APPPINTED UNDERSIGNED TO ORIGINAL DADE "NEW PUBLIC FACILITIES" COMMITTEE" (THAT EVENTUALLY BUILT NEW HETRO .FAIL AND JUSTICE BLDG.) COMMISSION CHRMN. BOB HAVERFIELD APPOINTED ME TO ORIGINAL J ACKSON HOSPITAL BOARD OF TRUSTEES- WHO ULTIMATELY BROUGHT ON BOARD THE " UM NED SCHOOL AND OTHER MEDICAL FACILITIES (HOWARD HUGHES INSTITUTE, ETC) SERVED ON THREE DIFFERENT CITY OF MIAMI CHARTER REVIEW BOARDS (VICE CHRMN.) PRESIDENT REAGAN APPTD ME ON ORDINAL RADIO MARTI BOARD. SERVED ON GOVERNOR FULLER WARREN'S TOURIST ADVISORY BOARD. AM A CHAKTER MEMBER OF MIAMI SPORTS AND EXHIBITION AUTHORITY (VICE CHRMN).. WHICH CONCEIVED AND BUILT THE MIAMI ARENA. HAVE BEEN A NEWS MAN -ANCHOR -POLITICAL EDITOR -COMMENTATOR ALL MY ADULT LIFE-- NEWSPAPERS FROM IN01•ANA; TO CHICAGO,•NEU YORK CITY (NEWS) HONOLULU ADVERTISER, MIAMI_HERALD. SECOND NEW DIRECTOR -ANCHOR IN MIAMI TELEVISION-- WITV-TV (ABC) ,1953. SUCCEEDING CHANNEL 10's -- WPST, WLBW, WPLG. HAVE BEEN A POLITICAL AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS EDITOR FOR ALL -NEWS PIONEERING WINZ RADIO.-17 YEARS. DID FIRST-VVER TELEVISION DAI.4.Y EDITORIAL ON WITV.«. DECEMBER, 1953. WON MORE THAN 186 TELEVISION NEWS AWARDS THRU THOSE YEARS. MARRIED. ALMOST 50 YEARS TO PATRICIA WATT BAYER (RETD-DARE SCHOOLS ADMI N I STRATOR-TEACHER).. ONE GROWN. DAUGHTER LIVES ON LONG ISLAND', N.Y.) MY DAY-TO-DAY LIFE (7 DAYS A WEEK) IS WORKING WITH, REPORTING AND ANALYZING THIS SOUTH FLORIDA 7 GOLD COAST COUNTIES IN WHICH WE. LIVE. THIS TRUST ... FOR THE FUTURE... WILL REQUIRE, ABOVE ALL ELSE, THE TRUST OF THE PUBLIC lTHAT THE T1_ CKETS THEY BUY-- WILL GIVE_ THEM'THE VHRY BEST THAT THEIR PUBLIC SERVANTS CAN BRING TO OUR STAGES, pesi d. 4330 N.W. 207th Drive. Miami, Florida 33055 Dade: (305) 624-6101. Broward: (305) 763 222 11 406 I would like to nominate myself, Fred N. Joseph, for the board vacancy on the Performing Arts Center Trust. I have enclosed a biographical article which appeared.' in the news magazine for The Grand Condominium. I have been the President of The Grand for the past 2 years. I serve over 2,000 residents, a retail complex and The Doubletree Hotel. In my capacity I oversee ,a budget of over $5,000,000.00 Aside from my business sense, I.would bring to the board the neighborhood link. I know MZ neighborhood,not from read- 406,-. 13 They always say "You can never go home," but Fred Joseph has made a full cir- cle. When his family moved to Miami from North Carolina he was a little boy. Their first residence was on Biscayne Boulevard and 21st Street. Now he is right back in the same neighborhood. He has seen many changes here and the only thing that remains from the old neighborhood is the S & S Diner. Miami has always been home. He has pursued busi- ness in west Dade, reared a family in south Dade, and even moved back to North Carolina to breed and raise horses for eight years. During that time he still came back to Miami every winter. When Fred and his wife Linda decided to come back to Miami to live, he cvas impressed with the potential that the Omni area possessed. After moving into The Grand he was con tent to enjoy the convenient lifestyle that comes with living here. He attended all the Board meetings to keep infonned. That was before "Andrew." After that night in August, The Grand filled up almost overnight and became a small city. Fred Joseph is not a "Sit back and let someone else take care of it" type of person. When he saw the growing pains the condo association was having, he started getting involved. First on the Operations Committee, then the Budget Committee and finally, run- ning for a seat on the Board of Directors. After being elected by the residents, the Board elected him President. He now attends all committee meetings and has been able to bring the knowledge he has gained as a pri- vate business owner to the day-to-day opera- tion of The Grand. He is very involved in all aspects of the condo association and has worked to make this community a harmo- nious blend of retail and residential bliss. He is aware of the integral part the The Grand will play in the revitalization of our neighborhood. He maintains a positive atti- tude regarding the "Omni Shopping Center" because it is not in the best interests of The Grand residents for it to become an empty mall. Mr. Joseph is involved in many local civic interests.. He is always promoting our neigh- borhood and encouraging people to come back downtown. When the city proposed a homeless shelter be built in the area, Mr. Joseph was determined that the needs of The Grand would not be diminished by the desire of the city to give shelter to the homeless. He continues to monitor the shelter situation to ensure that we are not forgotten. He is presently deeply involved in seeing the Performing Arts Center completed for our neighborhood. He is on the Neighborhood Development Committee and has made sure that the interests of the people who live here are not ignored. The design of the Center, by architect Cesear Pelli, is brilliant and was directly influenced by the participation of the people in the neighborhood. The model is on display in the Performing Arts Center Foundation office at 1500 N. Bayshore Drive and Mr. Joseph encourages all the residents to go by and look at the model. The Omni area, our neighborhood, is starting to change and grow. We must con- tinue to reach out to our neighborhood to help it change or we will become an ivory tower with a great view that we never get to venture into. 96- 406 15 r� Y . A AGI FTCOIRP 1310 northeast 1st avenue / miami, florida 33132-150 5 ph: (305) 379-8391/fax:(305) 375-0790/'1-800-262-4438 Page 1 of 2 w re for Omni that I submit my resume to be ning Arts Center. The Omni Community has tried for almost 2 years to become a part of and a help to the Cultural Affairs Council but has always been rebuffed. We have spent so much time and energy appealing to our City and County Commissioners and Managers to intervene in our behalf. Please help end this bickering by making sure Omni gets its' rightful representation in the decision making process, two seats out of 32 on the Performing Arts Board. Two seats will not give our community any unjust power, but will be enough to have a voice and most of all it will stop the constant waste of energies by both sides. i We of Omni want to work together to build Miami as we also have dreams of a better future. Hopefully, P Y• v C Eleanor Kluger 96- 406. 17 AGI FTCO RP 1310 northeast 1st avenue / miami, florida 33132-1505 ph: (3051379-8391/fax:(305) 375-0790/1-800-262-4438 Eleanor Kluger Please ,place the name of Eleanor Kluger in nomination for acceptance to the board of the Metro -Dade Performing Arts Center Trust, Inc. Resume Eleanor Kluger is a native to Miami. First home in downtown Miami. Attended Shenandoah Elementary, Junior High and Miami High - Maintained high standards and leadership roles. 18 Attended University of Florida for 2 years, elected to campus government. She was president of the Dance Society, participated in many campus theatrical, dance performances and activities. Listed in Who's Who on college campuses. Graduated University of Miami School of Education with high marks and a Bachelors of Education degree. Taught in the Dade County School system, Riverside Elementary and Blue Lakes Elementary School. Retired from Education to raise three children but continued to work full time as owner, director and artist of American Gift Corporation along with her husband, Hal Kluger. They began with 5 employees in a small rented office/warehouse in downtown Miami. Today American Gift employs over 85 people and has expanded their warehouse facilities which occupy approximately 3 square Blocks in the heart of Omni. American Gift is now an international company which manufactures, imports, and exports their awn designed gift items and sells them both domestically and internationally. As head of the design department, she has traveled extensively spending a total of four months of each year -in the Orient or Europe, teaching, creating, and supervising people and product development. Eleanor Kluger has always been interested in the promotion of the arts, both as an artist, teacher, and business woman. She has strong ties to downtown having worked in the area for over thirty years and now a resident the past six years. With the positioning of the Performing Arts Center in the Omni area, Eleanor Kluger would be an excellent choice to lead the neighborhood community in support of the Performing Arts Center. She has already shown her support of the project by attending almost every board meeting and many sub -committee meetings these past eighteen months. 'We ask that you appoint her as a board member to the Metro Dade Performing Arts Center Trust, Inc. 9 6 - 40q i Performing Arts Center Trust Nominations Process Etcerpt from the Performing Arts Center Trust Articles of ;1Cncorporotion 6.6. Nominating Committee The Nominating Committee shall consist of five voting members of the Corporation. At least thirty days prior to each annual meeting of the Corporation, and as frequently as is necessary to fill vacancies in unexpired terms of Directors,, the Nominating Committee shall prepare and submit to the Board of County Commissioners and to the appropriate City Commissions or to the School Board a slate of nominees for the election of Directors. Other candidates whose consent has -been obtained may be placed in nomination for expired terms by the written petition of any five voting members of the Corporation. Any such petition shall be .filed with the Secretary at least fifteen days prior to the annual meeting and shall be announced with the Nominating Committee's slate to the Board of County Commissioners. For each vacancy the Nominating Committee shall submit the names of three nominees. The Board of County Commissioners, and each City Commission and the School Board will select one Director from the three names submitted by the Nominating Committee or other names duly submitted by petition. If the Board of County Commissioners, or either City Commission or the School Board does not find the Nominating Committee's slate acceptable or any of the other names submitted to it by written petition acceptable, it may request the Nominating Committee to submit a new slate. 96' 406 19 Performing Arts Center Trust Board Appointments (as of 3/12/96) Appointed By: Name Term Expires: Board of County Commissioners At -Large AI Cardenas 1998 Tew & Beasley Miami Center 26th Floor 201 South Biscayne Boulevard Miami, Florida 33131-4336 Ph: 306-536-1112 Fax: ' 306-636-1116 Board of County Commissioners At -Large T. Willard Fair 19.98 Urban League of Greater Miami, Inc. 8500 N.W. 25th Avenue Miami, Florida 33147 Ph: 305-696-4450 Fax: 305-6964455 Board of County Commissioners At -Large Barbara Gillman 1996 939 Lincoln Road Miami Beach, Florida 33139 Ph: 305-534-7872 Fax: 305-534-8323 Board of County Commissioners At -Large Cruz Hernandez Otazo 1996 1014 Lisbon Street Coral Gables, Florida 33134 Ph: 305-264-6821 Fax: 305-266-2536 Board of County Commissioners At -Large Commissioner Alexander Penelas Robert Bernard Ingram City of Opa-locka 777 Sharazad Boulevard Opa-locka, Florida 33054 Ph: 305-953-2802 Fax: 305-953-2834 Margarita A. Baisman, Ph.D. Merrill Lynch 150 Alhambra Circle, Penthouse Coral Gables, Florida 33134 Ph: 305-442-6262 Fax: 305448-1981 Cornelia Dozier 1. Coconut Grove Children's Theatre 10370 SW 150 Court Miami, Florida 33196 Ph: 305-858-5180 Fax: 305-858-5971 Thomasina H. Williams Law Offices of Williams $ Associates 2937 S.W. 27 Avenue, Suite 301 Coconut Grove, Florida 33133 Ph: 305-447-6676 Fax: 305-447-4541 1996 1998 1997 1998 Page 1 ILI f 1 Performing Ants Center Trust Board Appointments (as of 3/12/96) Appointed By: Name Tenn Expires: Commissioner Bruce Kaplan Richard W. Tobin 1996 Strategy Research Corporation 100 N.W. 37th Avenue Miami, Florida 33125 j Ph: 305-649-5400 Fax: 305-649-6312 � Commissioner Dennis C. Moss Samaki Bennett 1997 915 N.W. 1st Ave., Apt. L-107 j Miami, Florida 33136 II Ph: 305-234-1496 Fax: 305-2324157 Commissioner Gwen Margolis Stuart Blumberg 1997 Greater Miami and the Beaches Hotel Assoc. 407 Lincoln Road, #10G Miami Beach, Florida 33139 Ph: 305-531-3553 Fax: 305-531-8954 Commissioner James Burke Commissioner Javier Souto David L. Wilson 1997 Financial Services Organization 1717 North Bayshore Drive, #124 - Miami, Florida 33132 ` Ph: 305-358-1040 Fax: - 305-358-7266 Sonia Burini 1996 Franco B. 700 Coral Way, Penthouse Coral Gables, Florida 33134 Ph: 30SA44-7310 Fax: 305-225-8012 Yolly Buchmann 1998 Cultural Council, Inc. 7740 S.W.142nd Street Miami, Florida 33158 Ph: 306-238-1811 Fax: 305-238-1298 Parker D. Thomson 1997 Thomson Muraro Razook & Hart, PA Sun Bank International Suite 1700 One Southeast Third Avenue Miami, Florida 33131 Ph: 305-350-7200 Fax: 305-374-1005 Laura de Ona 1996 Laura de Ona, PA., Attorneys at Law 75 Valencia Avenue, 4th Floor Coral Gables, Florida 33134 Ph: 305-446-0640 Fax: 305-443-0164 96-.- 406 Page2'I C • Performing Arts Center Trust Board Appointments (as of 3112/96) Appointed By: Name Team Expires: Commissioner Natacha S. Milian Georgiana Young 1998 PTG Florida, Inc.- 100 S. Biscayne Blvd.. #1200 Miami, Florida . 33131 Ph: 305-379-2700 Fax: 305-379-5901 Commissioner Pedro.Reboredo Manuel Ochoag98 The Miami Symphony Orchestra 2606 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Coral Gables, Florida 33134 Ph: 305-447-9500 Fax: 305447-0303 City of Miami Commission At -Large Henry Courtney, Esq. s 1996 Courtney & Webb 100 North Biscayne Blvd. #1700 Miami, Florida 33132 Ph: 305-358-1057 Fax: 305-371-8369 City of Miami Commission At -Large Commissioner J.L. Plummer, Jr. 1998 City of Miami 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, Florida 33133 Ph: 305-250-5333 Fax: 305-579-3334 Stanley Arkin 1996 Arkin Construction 1827 Purdy Avenue Miami Beach, Florida 33140 Ph: 305-538-8721 Fax: 305-673-0810 Trudy Cejas 1996 1740 West 25th Street Miami Beach, Florida 33140 Ph: 305-538-9056 Fax: 305-538-5749 Commissioner Neisen Kasdin 1998 City of Miami Beach 1700 Convention Center Drive Miami Beach, Florida 33139 Ph: 305-372-5000 Fax: 305-372-0062 I. Stanley Levine TENURE. Levine & Geiger 1110 Brickell Avenue, #700 Miami, Florida 33131 Ph: 305-372-1350 Fax: 305-372-1352 9 6— 406 Page 3 u i c • Trust Performing Arts Center Board Appointments (as of 3/12196) ti Appointed By: Name Term Expires: Florida Grand Opera James Herron TENURE Ryder System, Inc. ' 3600 N.W. 82nd Avenue Miami, Florida 33166 Ph: 305-593-3982 Fax: 305-639-5283 Florida Philharmonic Orchestra Julian H. Kreeger, PA TENURE Courthouse Tower 44 West Fiagler Street, #1725 Miami, Florida 33130 Ph: 3Q5-373-3101 Fax: 305-381-8734 Miami City Ballet Juan P. Loumiet .• TENURE Greenberg. Traurig, et al 1221 Brickell Ave., 24th Floor Miami, Florida 33131 Ph: 305-5T9-0525 Fax: 305-579-0717 The New World Symphony Judy Weiser TENURE 240 Arvida Parkway F d 33156 Ballet Concerto Hispanic of Miami Coral Gables, lon a Ph: 305-662-5767 Fax: 305-662-5768 Vera Dubson 14071 S.W. 67th Court Miami, Florida - 33158 Ph: 305-278-9919 Fax: 305-278-9925 Florene Nichols Inner City Children's Touring Dance Co. 4120 N.W. 8th Avenue Miami, Florida 33127 Ph: 305-956-5564 Fax: 305-758-1588 Betsy Kaplan School Board of Dade County 1450 N.E. 2nd Ave., Rm. 309 Miami, Florida 33132 Ph: 305-995-1334 Fax: 305-995-1572 4 1997 1997 1997 Page 4 406 23 1' Alt 41. tforming Arts Center Trust Board Member Profile 1lrrent Board Matrix as of 3112188) Ime __:_ _ _ Appointed By (Grouping): Appointed By: Aglo Black Hispanic Mate Famal - -: --_ _ Cardenas Board of County Commissioners Board of County Commissioners - At Large 1 1 Willard Fair Board of County Commissioners Board of County Commissioners - At Large 1 1 rbara Glitman Board of County Commissioners Board of County Commissioners - At Large 1 1 uz Hernandez Otazo Board of County Commissioners Board of County Commissioners - At Large 1 1 Ibert Bernard Ingram Boaid of County Commissioners Board of County Commissioners - At Large 1 1 irgarlta A. Balsman Board of County Commissioners Commisslorw Alexander Penelas 1 1 imalia Dozier Board of County Commissioners Commissioner Arthur E. Toole, Jr. 1 1 omaslna H. Williams Board of County Commissioners Commissioner Betty Ferguson 1 1 :hatd W. Tobin Board of County Commissioners Commissioner Bruce Kaplan 1 1 maid Bennett Board of County Commissioners Commissioner Dennis C. Moss 1 1 cart Blumberg Board of County Commissloners Commissioner Gwen Margolis 1 1 Ivld L. Wilson Board of County Commissioners Commiss,orw James Burke 1 1 nnia Burin! Board of County Commissioners Commissioner Javier Souto 1 1 My Buchmann Hoard of County Commissioners Commissloner Katy Sorenson 1 1 rker D. Thomson Board of County Commissioners Commissioner Maurice A. Ferre 1 1 ura de Ona Board of County Commissioners Commisslorw Miguel Diaz de Is Portilla 1 1 argtana Young Board of County Commissioners Commissioner Notacha Sr Mllian 1 1 rnual Ochoa Board of Counter Commissioners Commisskmer Pedro Reboredo 1 1 ehtc9fAfCirLFI! r,;lti7n�,ilti�lti"4,. �1 f. I: .r:: „w� , s,l;. L,,I Lc:di;ll71,, ;.,, 1 ,,,. ,,,l.,a � t,r t �!,C, '•a' r9w.:�1111 , irpls '. .,,, ., .,. .., spired Term City of Miami Commission City of Miami Commission - At Large ;nry Courtney City of Miami Commission City of Miami Commission - At Largo 1 1 -mmissioner J.L. Plummer, Jr City of Miami Commission City of Miami Commission - At Large 1 1 1 , ,I ' r'�r I��' '4 :i,l' , , I 11'�, .:U �. '. ,' t , i i ..' bf0i9f"i I I:. , tit a •�;t1 1iM :11!t�:', 11. hy' A —_ t miey Arkin City of Miami Beach Commission City of Miami Beach GornmisMon - At Large 1 1 idy Colas City of Miami Beach Commission City of Miami Beach Commission - At Large 1 1 ,mmissloner Nelsen Kasdin City of Miami Beach Commission City of Miami Beach Commission - At Large 1 1 r, . :;,1 .,,':.,, La ..,:�, ,.i,,',it. IJt'.I,. ,4,fi 11, il, I:.•.t. ! �)':�: ''! ILA '0-�" 0 '!{ r'Q''�, '1:� -- yanley Levine Primary Artistic Organization Concert Association of Florida 1 1 -nos Herron Primary Artistic Organization Florida Grand Opera 1 1 Ian H. Kreeger Primary Artistic Organization Florida Philharmonic Orchestra 1 1 -tn P. Loumlet Primary Artistic Organization Mlaml CRY Ballet 1 1 �y Weiser Prtmary Attletb OrQanfzatlon '1, .. The New World sympfeon I:G.�L�) ', t' 1p, 'I �.i 1 • 1.'rt. 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"'1'. n ".1.� .a it MrV,)p ' A +�Y f fd19:�, n�.n Cq. nisi I. . .Io. !dl't :lMW, I r('`t;l 'gyp i, ;: ,''�,.lV� "',a'•.ir.l rap r,•� , A.1^' y,.;;,1, :' }?.� rene Nichols African American Artistic Organization The In"W-C ChlldtWe Touring Dance Company 1 1 • r, •r. r u. , tirrC r,, ,.!. 9. >',".I at!'r,,,•', ,,.. , ),: "f,,y I 1, U, Y, M. 5';i IIr'.IIII I ,:I 11e a!, d r..• f :t;-I. 1, Lt c.,, G,1 ly �, . p" k , 1„ 1.a ,, r•.,,,!.. D is .t .i�i6 -' s !Caplan y Dade County Public School Board Dade PuWb School Board ro 4 :I r.,n1 , frofrir%' ltt l) it �:.J, JrP�ii aiJ� L c;�:° r,, Li't , u. �idlyy!.i'41 1�;ir*N""�" �r�" ' q r P �fi, „I �'�' AMP, ( 0 t ' "'!:,O''' 9• . h 1, :°'" - "= file 14 7 10 17 14 45% 23% 32% 55% 45% RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION APPOINTING AN INDIVIDUAL TO SERVE AS A MEMBER OF THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER TRUST FOR A TERM AS DESIGNATED HEREIN. IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, Section 1. The following individual is hereby appointed as a member of the Performing Arts Center Trust, to serve a term f expiring December 31, 1998: I APPOINTEES: Section 2. This Resolution immediately upon its adoption. NOMINATED BY: Commission -at -large shall become effective PASSED AND ADOPTED this day of 1996. STEPHEN P. CLARK, MAYOR 96- 406 25