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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE DEFINING AND DESIGNATING THE
TERRITORIAL LIMITS FOR THE CITY OF MIAMI FOR
THE PURPOSE OF TAXATION; FIXING THE MILLAGE
AND LEVYING TAXES IN THE CITY OF MIAMI,
FLORIDA, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING
OCTOBER 1, 1994 AND ENDING SEPTEMBER 30,
1995; CONTAINING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
WHEREAS, the Dade County Property Appraiser estimates that
the non-exempt valuation of taxable property, both real and
personal in the City of Miami, Florida, for the fiscal year
beginning October 1, 1994 and ending September 30, 1995 is
$10,741,025,904; and
WHEREAS, at an election held September 2, 1915, the City of
Miami did annex certain territory unincorporated at the time of
such election and did annex certain other territory incorporated
at the time of such election; and
WHEREAS, from time to time other territory has been included
in the corporate limits for the City of Miami by legislative
acts;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
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Section 1. For the purpose of this Ordinance, the "City of
Miami" is defined to be, includes and designates the City of
Miami as it now exists with its extended territorial limits as
set forth in the paragraphs prefatory hereto.
Section 2. There shall be and hereby are levied upon the
non-exempt assessed value of all property, both real and
personal, in the City of Miami as described in Section 1 hereof,
taxes at the rate reflected below for the fiscal year beginning
October 1, 1994 and ending September 30, 1995 for the following
purposes:
(a) A tax of 9.5995 mills on the dollar for the General
Fund.
(b) A tax of 2.1000 mills on the dollar to provide for the
payment of maturing principal and interest, and charges
and requirements related thereto of indebtedness
incurred subsequent to the adoption of the Homestead
Exemption Amendment to the Constitution of the State of
Florida, and subject to the terms thereof.
Section 3. This proposed millage rate herein adopted
exceeds the "rolled back" rate by 3.750.
Section 4. If any section, part of this section, paragraph,
clause, phrase or word of this Ordinance is declared invalid, the
remaining provisions of this Ordinance shall not be affected.
Section 4. This Ordinance shall become effective thirty (30)
days after final reading and adoption thereof.
PASSED ON FIRST READING BY TITLE ONLY this 8th day of
September , 1994.
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PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING IN ITS ENTIRETY
this 22nd day of September 1994.
?STEPREN P . CLARK, Y
WYH
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I
CITY CLERK
BUDGETARY REVIEW:
MANOHAR S. SURANA,
DEPARTMENT OF MANI
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
UITY MA1vlAu12;x
BUDGET
R.AFrA9L 0. DIA
DEPUTY CITY TTORNEY
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
A. NN O I
CITY ATT R Y
1.11"79
CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO Honorable Mayor and Members DATE AI�G FILE
of the City Commission -
SUBJECT Fiscal Year 1994-95
Millage Ordinance
FROM REFERENCES'.
Cesa io
City ager
ENCLOSURES.
Recommendation:
It is respectfully recommended that the City Commission adopt the
attached ordinance establishing tentative millage rates for the
Fiscal Year ending September 30, 1995.
General Operating Budget 9.5995
Debt Service 2.1060
Total Millage 11.7055
Backaround:
The City Commission at its July 26, 1994 Commission Meeting
adopted a Resolution establishing proposed FYI95 millage rates
for the City of Miami.
The proposed FY195 millage rates for the City of Miami (General
Operating and Debt Service) are outlined below:
General Operating
The proposed FY195 millage rate for the City of Miami is 9.5995
which is the same rate as the current fiscal year. This proposed
rate exceeds the rolled back rate by 3.750.
Debt Service
The proposed FY195 millage rate for Debt Service for the City of
Miami is 2.1060 which is .1066 mills below the current fiscal
year.
CITY OF MIAMI
BUDGET AND FINANCES REVIEW COMMITTEE
MIAMI, FLORIDA
September 8, 1994
Commissioner J. L. Plummer, Jr.
City of Miami
3500 Pan American Drive
Miami, Florida 33133
Dear Commissioner Plummer:
Please find enclosed two memorandums:
City of Miami Budget and Finances Review Committee's 1994-1995
Objectives.
2. City of Miami Budget and Finances Review Committee's Observation Report
relating to the 1994-1995 Budget for the City of Miami.
The above documents reflect the initial work of the Committee during the first two
months of its existence. Hopefully, the information will assist you in your deliberations on
the 1994-1995 Budget. The City of Miami Budget and Finances Review Committee stands
ready to assist you in explaining any issues which may be helpful to you in determining your
actions relating to the budget.
On behalf of all of the Committee members, thank you for appointing us to this
important function on behalf of the City and, as a group, we look forward to working with
you and assisting you in analyzing the City's finances from an independent, non -partisan
standpoint.
Very truly yours,
RICHARD A. BERKOW=, J.D., C.P.A.
Chairman
City of Miami
Submitted intr, tl'.e publicBudget and Finances Review Committee
RAB:cr record in co�x:�:l",ct"07, vx`ith
Enclosures
item &3 -y i C/- Z I? �4 11179
City Clerk
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September 8, 1994
5:05 p.m.
6.05 P.M.
FIRST PUBLIC HEARING TO DISCUSS FY'95 TENTATIVE BUDGET
I. Discussion of proposed millage rate and tentative
budget for the City of Miami.
A. Percentage increase in millage over rolled
back rate.
Response; Three and seventy five one
hundredths of one percent (3.759t)
B. Specific purpose for which Ad valorem tax
revenues are being increased.
Response:
Purpose: Partial Funding for Public Safety
Services (Police & Fire)
Cost It
$3,540,779 100k.
C. City Commission listens and responds to
citizens comments regarding the proposed
millage increase and explains the reasons for
the increase over the rolled back rate.
D. Actions by City Commission.
1. Amend the tentative budget, if necessary.
Z. Recompute the .proposed millage rate, if
necessary.
3. Publicly announce the percent by which the
recomputed proposed millage rate exceeds
the rolled back rate.
4. Adopt the tentative millage rate.
S. Adopt the amended tentative budget.
II. Discussion of proposed millage rate and tentative
budget for the Downtown Development Authority.
A. Percentage increase in millage over rolled
back rate.
Response: Four and Six Tenths percent (4.6%)
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B. Specific purpose fc... which Ad Valorem tax
revenues are being increased.
Response:
Purpose: Downtown Marketing Programs
Cost ik
$52,703 100%-.
C. City Commission listens and responds to
citizens comments regarding the proposed
millage increase and explains the reasons for
the increase over the rolled back rate.
D. Actions by City Commission.
1. Amend the tentative budget, if necessary.
2. Recompute the proposed millage rate, if
necessary.
3. Publicly announce the percent by which the
recomputed proposed millage rate exceeds
the rolled back rate,
4. Adopt the tentative millage rate.
S. Adopt the amended tentative budget.
IN
City of Miami
Budget and Finances Review Committee
1994 - 1995
Objectives
On March 24, 1994, Ordinance No. 11130, Section 11, amended Article 1 of Chapter
18 of the Code of the City of Miami, adding new Section 18-12 creating the Budget and
Finances Review Committee. The Committee was established to provide an independent
assessment concerning the City's budget and finances and for making recommendations to
the City Manager and the City Commission on all issues relating to the City's budget, cost
effectiveness, productivity and efficiency. Pursuant to Resolution #94-317, the following
members were appointed to the Committee by the following Commissioners and the
Committee subsequently elected a Chairman and Vice Chairman as follows:
Appointees
Richard A. Berkowitz, Chairman
Rev. Ralph M. Ross
Antonio J. Cabrera, Vice Chairman
Larry R. Handfield, Esquire
Francisco Paredes
(subsequently replaced by
Gonzalo Sanchez)
Nominated By
Stephen P. Clark, Mayor
Miller J. Dawkins, Vice Mayor
Victor H. DeYurre, Commissioner
Wilfredo Gort, Commissioner
J. L. Plumer, Jr., Commissioner
The Committee met on July 1, 1994, August 3, 1994, and August 18, 1994, and at its
last meeting on August 18, 1994, the following objectives and goals were agreed to by the
Committee to constitute its operating plan for the year ending November 1995.
Objective No. 1
The Committee will prepare a joint "Observation Report" to be distributed to the
City Manager and Commissioners of the City of Miami which will reflect issues, concerns,
and observations by the Committee resulting from its meetings during August, 1994 with
representatives of the Department of Budget, City of Miami. The report shall be prepared
following discussion of the issues at its meeting on September 1, 1994 and the report shall
be issued prior to the first budget hearing by the Commission scheduled for September 8,
1994.
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Obiective No. 2
Inasmuch as the Committee's first meeting was July 1, 1994, and did not have
adequate time to fully examine the budget process for the 1994-1995 budget, it is the goal
of the Committee to gain an in-depth knowledge of the 1995-1996 budget in order to fully
report to the Commission in accordance with the directives as contained in the
establishment clause referred to above. It is the intent of the Committee to obtain a
comprehensive understanding of the budget process in order to give an independent
assessment to the City Manager and Commissioners regarding the fiscal operation of the
City of Miami.
Objective No. 3
It has come to the attention of the Committee there may be additional revenue
sources for the City of Miami that are being effectively received by other similar
jurisdictions in the United States. It is the intent of the Committee to fully explore all
additional revenue sources possible for the more effective and efficient operation of the City
of Miami.
Objective No. 4
It is the intent of the Committee to explore and determine if there are efficient and
effective means of improving the financial performance of Enterprise Fund Assets. The
Committee will meet with responsible officials and discuss various methods of improving the
financial performance of certain Enterprise Fund Assets.
Objective No. 5
It is the intent of the Committee to communicate with other Committees and
Departments regarding the efficient and effective operation of the Risk Management Office
and the management of the City's unfunded liability. Such effort shall be made on an
overview basis and shall be made in accordance with the Committee's purpose which was
to make recommendations to the City Manager and the City Commission relating to the
cost effectiveness, productivity and efficiency of the City's operations.
FP
MEMORANDUM
TO: City of Miami Commission
FROM: City of Miami Budget and Finances Review Committee
DATE: September 7, 1994
SUBJECT: Observations Relating to the 1994-1995 Budget for the City of Miami
In accordance with the Budget and Finances Review Committee's 1994-1995
Objectives adopted by the Budget and Finances Review Committee, Objective No. 1
provides that a joint "Observation Report" would be prepared reflecting issues, concerns and
observations by the Committee resulting from its meetings on July 1, 1994, August 3, 1994,
August 18, 1994, and September 7, 1994 with representatives of the Department of
Management and Budget and the Finance Department for the City of Miami.
This report is an "Observation Report" due to the fact that the Committee was
formed late in the budget process, and the Committee was unable to fully examine the
budget during the few meetings it held. In accordance with the objectives for the coming
year, it is the expectation of the Committee that it will delve further into the process during
the next budget cycle.
The following are general comments formulated by a consensus of the Committee:
1. The estimated 1994-1995 appropriation for the Capital Improvement Program (CIP)
indicated a projected appropriation of $71,780,100. That estimated expenditure
would increase the estimate of total capital spending for the six year CIP to
$421,000,000. This estimate represents a "wish list" for projects that would be built
if the City had the available funds to do so. In reality, the annual expenditures
under the CIP average between $15,000,000 and $20,000,000 a year. The detail of
these expenditures is included in the CIP Budget which is a separate document from
the City of Miami Budget.
2. The $6,000,000 from the Port of Miami which will be paid as first year rent for the
use of City land has been set aside as a reserve and is available for expenditures this
year. At the end of fiscal year 1994, the General Fund is estimated to have a
balance of between $3,000,000 and $4,000,000. If the $6,000,000 is not expended in
fiscal year 1995, the fund balance at end of fiscal year 1995 will be approximately
$10,000,000 assuming all of the assumptions that are made in the budget materialize.
It is generally accepted that 5% of the overall budget is a reasonable amount for a
reserve fund. For the City of Miami Budget that amount would be approximately
$15,000,000.
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City of Miami Commission
September 7, 1994
Page 2
3. The Budget includes $3,000,000 from the sale of clean lime rock fill from the Port
of Miami during the fiscal year 1995. The Committee has been assured that this is
a reasonable amount and that there exists a market for the sale of this material and
that the amount of $3,000,000 is a reasonable estimate for sales during fiscal year
1995.
4. The Budget includes $9,000,000 in additional revenue resulting from the Crime Bill
passed by the U.S. House and the U.S. Senate in August, 1994. This amount is at
the present time considered to be a reasonable estimate of appropriations to the City
from the Crime Bill, however the amount could increase or decrease depending upon
the final legislation and appropriation. It is fairly certain that the monies will be
appropriated by Congress during fiscal year 1995.
5. The Melreese Golf Course budget increased from $748,200 in fiscal year 1993-1994
to $1,334,640 for fiscal year 1994-1995. The increase of $586,440 is due to an
increase in three additional personnel and debt service costs for golf course
renovations funded through the CIP budget.
6. The fiscal year budget for Dinner Key Marina of $1,691,438 for fiscal year 1993-1994
has been increased to $2,282,500 for fiscal year 1994-1995, an increase of $591,062.
The increase is due to the fact that Dinner Key was not operating at full capacity in
1993-1994 due to the hurricane, seven additional personnel, and increased operating
expenditures relating to increased activity.
7. The Special Programs and Accounts budget for fiscal year 1994 of $6,678,957 is
increased for fiscal year 1995 to $7,426,176. The increase of $747,219 is principally
made up of a reserve for emergency expenses in the amount of $540,777 which is
available for appropriation.
8. The Employee Pool which includes those employees who are not specifically assigned
to any particular department for budget purposes increased from $565,477 for fiscal
year 1994 to $1,039,999 for fiscal year 1995. Most of the people in this category are
assigned to special projects such as the Summit of the Americas, FEMA and
legislative projects. There are 21 people in the group.
9. The budget includes a City of Miami Table of Organization. The Committee
recommends that the Table of Organization be reviewed and revised in accordance
with the actual structure of the City government.
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City of Miami Commission
September 7, 1994
Page 3
10. The Parks and Recreation Department budget has increased 11% or $1,085,563 over
fiscal year 1993-1994. This increase is primarily due to increases in personnel.
The process necessary to acquaint five Miami citizens with the City of Miami Budget
is time consuming and difficult. Several of the Committee members made an enormous
effort to become familiar with the City of Miami 1994-1995 Budget and were extremely
helpful in making certain that the Committee diligently pursued its objectives. The City's
Finance Department represented by Carlos Garcia and several members of the Department
of Management and Budget, including Budget Director Manomar Surana, were extremely
helpful, cooperative and each made their best effort to try to assist the members of the
Committee in understanding the budget. Nevertheless, despite the laborious effort, it is
obvious that extensive citizen involvement in this process is an extremely positive step in
making the City of Miami's financial performance more effective and efficient for the
residents of the City of Miami.
Submitted into the p,asiic
record in connect -e:au. v=frith
item 5 3 on 9 1
Hirai
City .%'.'ierk
Distribution
1989
19"
1991
1992
Total
%
IA Siormwater operatiorr_s, Maintenance and overhead
5776,794
51,602,119
S 1,581,697
$2,056,023
$6,016,633
33 %
1R Additional Contribution in Citv%ide Adminisn•ation
S1,723,205
597,882
S1,118,303
$2,043,977
$4,983,367
27%
2 Contribution to CIP
5205,466
52,966,323
S2,633,205
51,394,824
$7,199,818
39%
3 Contribution to Private Organitatiow
So
555,000
525,000
525,000
$105,000
1 %
Grand Total $2,705,465 $4,721,324 $5,358,205
0 "
µ
W
5 519 824 $18,304,818 100%
579
Source/Descriptive Name of Grant
U.S. DEFT. OF Haan G AMID URBAN DEVEL024ENT
Camunity Development Block Grant (20th Yr. )
Fed. Hare Invest. Partnership Grant Ord Yr)
Section 8 Housing Grant
Emergency Shelter Grant(FY'94)
U.S. DEPr. OF JUSTICE
Drug Control and System Irrprovetent
Discretionary Grant
Miami Police Crack Cocaine
_Haitian Narcotics Enforcement
IH17TA Public Documents Research
H= BOOKEM Grant
U.S. DEPAR Wr OF HEALTH AND HINFiN SERVICES
�AL OPERAMr F'
Total. rant
Ccmtract Period;
Award
i
5
06/15/94 to Oper1 $
13 681 000C
06/01/94 to 05/31/95
3,757,000
10/01/94 to 09/30/95
2,440;644 .,..;..,
04/01/94 to 03/31/95
368,000
$
20,246j644' ;
$C-
L
08/01/94 to 07/31/97, $
4.
i,9561606
06/19/88 to 01/31/95 '° -
..;,700 000
01/04/94 to 01/04/95
135 000' `
10/01/94 to 03/31/95
'34519t�'
05/01/94 to 04/30/95.
50�787
$
2, 870 306
Programs for the Developmentally Disabled 07/01/94 to 06/30/95 S 334:A
Kam••- 0 16 3 • ..•.
Summer Food Service for
Children - 1995
U.S. DEPARTM OF LABOR
Summer Youth Ehployment
Program - 1995
NATIONAL HISTORICAL PUBLICATION AMID
RECORDS cammisSICm
Archives & Records Mngt. Program
U.S. DEFT. OF JUSTICE
Project DARE
Drug Free Neighborhood Task Force
Crime Bill
• v •� • • �+� r.•
04/95 to09/30/95 fi6bsjuuu
08/94 to 07/3i/96 0,000
<a ,
10/94 to 09/: 95�, $ 54,221
10/94 to 09/30/95 180j'�97,
GENERAL FUND REVENUES
Revenue Detail Conparison b ategory
Adopted Amended Estimated
1993-94 1993-94 1994-95
A. Federal Grants
US Dept. of Health
Federal Relief
USDA Food Program
Crime Bill
Subtotal
B. State Shard Revenues
Cigarette Tax - Ttnro Cents
State Revenue Sharing
Mobile Home Licenses
Beverage Licenses
Half -Cent Sales Tax
Local Option Gas Tax
Subtotal
$ 134,634
5,000,000
92,716
-0-
$ 134,634
5,000,000
92,716
-0-
$ 5,227,350 $ 5,227,350
$ 400,000
2,881,973
37,507
280,047
19,202,765
7.260,099
$30,062,391
C. Other Public Safety
Fire Fighters Supp. Crap. $
D. Shared Revenues from other
Local Units
Local Govt. Pmt. in Lieu of Taxes $
County occupational Licenses
Rebate on Municipal Vehicles _
E. Other Payments from Local Units
Training Revenue - Fire
Metro -Dade Fire, Rescue Contr.
$ 400,000
2,881,973
37,507
280,047
19,202,765
7.260,099
$30,062,391
$ 134,634
5,000,000
82,517
9,003,862
$14,221,013
$ 400,000
2,765,520
35,000
275,000
17,418,061
5,034,122
$25,927,703
100,000 $ 100,000 $ 100,600
120,000 $ 120,000 $ 120,000
600,000 600,000 600,000
-0- -0- 80,000
720,000 $ 720,000 $ 800,000
$ 68,000 $ 68,000 $ 20,000
400,000 400,000 402,000
$ 468,000 $ 468,000 $ 422,000
Total Inter -governmental
Revenue $36,577,741 $36,577,741 $41,471,316
IV. CHARGES FOR SERVICES
A. General Government
Comprehensive Plan Amend.
Photos
Reports
H.C.B. Appearance Fee
Subtotal
$ 4,500 $ 4,500 $ 1,000
350 350 350
5,320 5,320 5,100
500 500 285
$ 10,670 $ 10,670 $ 6,735
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MIAMI DAILY BUSINESS REVIEW
Published Daily except Saturday, Sunday and
Legal Holidays
Miami, Dade County, Florida.
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF DADE:
Before the undersigned authority personally appeared
Octelma V. Ferbsyre, who on oath says that she is the
Supervisor, Legal Notices of the Miami Daily Business
Review Hk/a Miami Review, a daily (except Saturday, Sunday
and Legal Holidays) newspaper, published at Miami in Dade
County, Florida; that the attached copy of advertisement,
being a Legal Advertisement of Notice in the matter of
CITY OF MIAMI
ORDINANCE NO. 11179
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was published in said newspaper in the Issues of
Sep 30, 1994
Affiant further says that the said Miami Daily Business
Review Is a newspaper published at Miami in sold Dade
County, Florida, and that the sold newspaper has heretofore
been continuously published in said Dade County, Florida,
each day (except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) and
has been entered as second class mail matter at the post
office In Miami In sold Dade County, Florida, for a period of
one year next preceding the first publication of the attached
copy of .advertisement; and afflant further says that she has
neither paid nor promised any person, firm or corporation
any disc t, rebate, co'nmisslo ro d for the purpose
of sec ng this advertise f publ cation In the said
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Sworn to and subscribed before me this
30 September 94
dayof............................................................. A.D. 19......
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OFFICIAL NOTARY SEAL
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COMMISSION NO. CC191642
MY COMMISSION KXP. APR. 12,19%
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CONTAINING A FIVMEMM-PROV ! AND A SEVER -
ABILITY CLAUM, AND PROVIDING FOR` :N EFFECTIVE
DATE,
' ORDINANCE N0..11�7i ;
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE Nll "11o00; AS
AMENDED, THE WRING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
ALC*W;.'W, A R :A OEC'TION 401.
OF NX&TRICT REQOLA31O1Y�.VD ALLOW
A PEFMITTED PhpiGNML' USE IN TNif WT
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DISTRICTS; SO-12 OVERLAY DISTRICT, TO FRB
APPLICATION ONLY TO, RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS- SD-13
DISTRICT. TO CORRECT ' AN INCOMECT iiiQllikii
SD-14. SD-16.1 AND DISTRICTS, TO- PERMIT
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FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
ORDMIAN6E�10.11171
AN ORDINANCE. DEFINING AIM DESOMTM IM
TERRITORIAL, LSMi8 FOR THE crn dF i MM PDR Tf
PURPOSE OF TAXATION; FIXI+K3 THE MILLAGE AIM �
YMG TAM IN THE CITY OF MIA % FLORID�1,
FISCAL YEAR BEM M M OCTOBER 1, 199t AND
SM MM Sk 19M OONTAINING A
CLAUSE
AN ORDINANCE MAKING T�.MIM�R/i•V if1G
FISCAL YEAR ENDING SMUMM 30. 19K CONTAN11Nf3
A REPEALER PROVI!lI01 AND A SEIVERABILITY CLNISE.
ORDNANCE NO.111tt
AN ORDNANCE, WITH ATTACF MENT(S), AELATED'TO
TAXATION. "DEFINING AND DESKiNATINO THE Toot.
TfORIAL LIMITS OF THE DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLOWA, FD" THE
MILIAW ARID LEVYING TA)" IN SAN), DOWNTOWN
DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
BEGI*&4 OCTOBER 1. 1904 AND ENDING SEPTBAM
30, 19K AT FAZE -TENTHS (.5) MILLS ON THE DOLLAR OF
THE NONEXEMPT ASSESSED VA" OF .ALL. •REAL -<AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY IN &am botArCT. PVKNWMB
THAT SAD MIE1JbE` AM THE TAM LEVIED HEREIN
SHALL BE IN ADDITION TO TM FDIMOF TM
AND THE LEVYM OF TAXES WITHIN Ti# TERRITORIAL
LIMITS OF THE CRY OF IIIAMI AS REFLECTED, IN Tf-W
CITY'S MILLAI3E4.EVY ORDINANCE FOR THE AFORESAID
FISCAL YEAR WHICH IS REQUIRED BY CITY CHARTER
SECTION 27, PROVIDING THAT THE FIXING- OF TM
MN.LWE AND LEVYING OF TAXES HEREIN SN,I U, 8E JN
ADDITION TO SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS: PROVIM4.7HAT
TINS ORDINANCE SHALL NOT BE DEEM66 AS
OR AMENDING ANY OTHER ORDINANCE FMXIiti; MN LAKE
OR LEVYING TAXES, BUT SHALL HE, DEEMED: SUPP
U31DUAL MD IN ADDffION THERETO; CONTAINING A
REPEALER PROVISION. SEVEAABLJTY CLALIDE `ARID '
PROVIDING FOR ILO EFFECTIVE DATE.
ORDINANCE NO.111/2
AN ORDINANCE MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FROM THE �
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT AND VALOi1EM,- .
TAX LEVY AM LOTHER MISCELLANEOtS INCOME FOR
THE 133%WTOWN DEVELOPMENTAin40AMOF nI
CRY CO IAMI. fLapIDA, FOR 1-M FJWA YEAR BF& '
INNING OCTOBER 1. 19P ! AND ENDING
1$98; 'AUT110RUM 7HE DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
AUTHORITY TO W. VE OR ADVERTISE REOUIRED ,E W;
PROVIDING FOR BUDGETARY FL DCMKM; PROVIDING
THAT 7W OpAKANC;,riL8EDG3A0D SLIPRLEEIENTAL AND'
IN ADDITION TO THE ORDINANCE MAIO AIOROP.>
RIATRONS FOR THE FACAL YEARSEGINIIIINGI OCTIDGER
1, 1994 AND ENDING 6EPTEWER 30, 199E FOR THE
OPERATIONS OF THE CRY OF MIAft, CONTAINING A
REPEALER PROVINIORM SE=VERABILITY CLAUSE AND
PFODVWING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
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CITY CIwk-=0 Pan Anwi an Driver Mhml, Florida. Monday ftwO
Friday, on*idMr9 holdsM belwsan the howl d 8 a.m. and 5 pm.
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