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Home My WebLink AboutO-11196"'~"1 J-94-842 10/27/94 ORDINANCE N0. i1~.1.9~ ~~~ v. , AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 38-46 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MTAMT, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO PEDDLING AND VENDING IN CITY PARKS, SY ESTABLISHING CONCESSION PRIVILEGES FOR QUALIFIED NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT OPERATE ONGOING WEEKLY PROGRAMS FOR YOUTH, ELDERLY AND/OR DISABLED PERSONS IN CITY PARKS; BY DESIGNATING SAME AS "NONPROFIT" CONCESSION PERMITS; BY CHANGING THE DESIGNATION OF "TEMPORARY" CONCESSION PERMITS TO "SPECIAL EVENT" CONCESSION PERMITS, AND BY AUTHORIZING THE FORMULATION OF RULES, PROCEDURES AND FEES FOR SPECIAL EVENT AND NONPROFIT CONCESSIONS IN PARKS BY THE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR SUBJECT TO APPROVAL BY THE CITY MANAGER AND REVIEW BY THE CITY ATTORNEY; REPEALING INOPERATIVE PROVISIONS PERTAINING TO BEER AND WINE PERMITS; AND CORRECTING THE NAME OF THE DEPARTMENT AS NECESSARY; CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABILTTY CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, the City of Miami encourages and supports the use of oity parks for recreation and cultural events and programs .sponsored by civic minded organizations and nonprofit groups; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Ordinance No. 10123 adopted July 10, 1986, codified as Seotion 38-45 of the City of Miami Code, the city established concession privileges for sponsors of special events conducted in city parks; and WHEREAS, the Parks and Recreation Department ("Department") strives to form partnerships with local nonprofit organizations to enhanoe and increase supervised sports and recreational programs in the parks system, particularly for youth, senior oitizens and disabled persons; and 11196 WHEREAS, several nonprofit organizations have begun to conduct ongoing youth sports programs in a number of parks, incurring significant expenses for insurance, transportation, equipment, supplies and the like; and WHEREAS, as a means of raising funds to support said programs and activities conducted by nonprofit organizations for youth, elderly and/or disabled persons, the City Manager and the Department director recommend that said organizations be granted concession privileges, primarily for the sale of food and beverages in connection with said programs; and WHEREAS, such concession privileges have been similarly granted to nonprofit groups running programs at Metropolitan Dade County parks and at parks operated by other local municipalities; and WHEREAS, since the adoption of Ordinance No. 10123, changes in the general nature of special events and in the administration of the department have created the need to modify the controls and fee regulations for special event concessions; and WHEREAS, the City Manager recommends that the development of day-to-day rules, regulations, procedures and fees for nonprofit and special event concessions be delegated to the authority of the Parks and Recreation Department director, subject to the review and approval of the City Manager and the City Attorney, at least annually; and WHEREAS, such delegation .shall render inoperative an additional provision pertaining to beer and wine sales, thereby necessitating the repeal of the affected provision; and 11196 WHEREAS, as a general housekeeping activity, the name of the Department should be corrected to its ourrent name wherever it appears in this Section; NOW, THEREFORE, BE TT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section Z. The xeoitals and findings contained in the Preamble to this Ordinance are hereby adopted by referenoe thereto and inoorporated herein as if fully set forth in this Section. Section2. The Code of the City of Miami, as amended, is hereby amended in the following particulars:~`~ "CHAPTER 38 PARKS AND OTHER CITY PROPERTY GENERALLY ARTICLE II. RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR USE OF CITY PARKS AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES :u Sec. 38-48. Peddling, vending and merchandising. (a) Prohibitions: No person, organization or firm, other than the parks; recreation department, or duly authorized concessionaires, shall expose or offer for sale, rent, ar trade, any article or service, or station or plane any stand, Dart or vehicle for the transportation, sale or display of any merchandise within the limits of any park. ~`~ Words and/or figures strioken through sha11 tae deleted. Underlined words and/or figures shall be added. Asterisks .and ellipsis represent omitted and unchanged material. The i i i i rams n ng prov s ons are unohanged and remain in effect. ~ ` (b) Grant of concession privilege: The city may authorize concessions in city parks by means of contractual agreement(s) or tEmgo~ary caneessian permit(s). Wherever practicable, ~ .unless otherwise provided here3.n. concession privileges shall be granted by the city manager to particular vendors on the basis of a request for proposals, competitive bid or other competitive method. Contractual agreements shall be executed to affect day-to-day, weekly, and/or other concession privileges of a regular, an-going or continuous nature to tirivate. program of nonprofit o rgani zai~ions. under the ~ s ~ f •G i l cord t ors vr fed here,~ esc~„ n . Q.~ e,~ten s . or spec a "Nonprofit o one~ssion permi ts" may be issued for a m~3.mum term of one C 1) ~e~,r by the parks and recreation d ep ~r m ~t direc tor or des.~,,gnee for such privileges gr anted to qualifi ed n onprofit organizations T~mpnrary permits' ~~ be issued by the ~otty ~ director or his designee for such privileges granted only in connection with special events, activities andlar programs of limited duration, not to exceed den f10)_ days total operation;--d-n The f orm of all permits shall have the prior review and approval of the cites a~.fi~~~. upeaial evert conc~.~sian ~entgo~azY permits may be issued directly to vendors authorized to operate in a park i~ oonneotion with said evert, or may be issued to the sponsor(s) or organizer(s) of a given event or ~,otivity prvg-r~, who may in tuxn subcontract to licensed vendors. Where subconoessionaires are allowed, the city's rights and responsibilities shall remain in full force and effect. ~.~.i.~~ -4- Nonprofit concession privileges shat-1 be of a limited and nonexclusive nature. Said pr vii ges may b~_granted by .hermit issued by the dir~tor to such no~p.~ofit ,Q; ganiza.tions as are deemed gualifi~d and whaLch provide and operate Q~going welly ~ograms in 5y parks . pursuant to the „~ro~pulgated rules and ~_ (c) Limitations to oonoession privilege:.... The director of the parks; ~, recreation a-r~ department or designated selection committee, shall have the authority to review all list<s) of items for sale, rent or trade and to deny oonoession privileges far any item(s) deemed inappropr~.ate for a city park. s i No event vr--presgranr sponsor or organizer shall be issued more than three (3) ,Special event oonoession permits in a calendar year. Nonprofit concession permits may be issued for a maximum term of one [1) y~~ar and shall be sub~eot to annual review and re-issuance by the parks and recreation department director. (d) Fees and compensation: Concession `P3re :P~wtng fees and compensation shall not be the sub~eot of waiver by the city commission or the city manager or designee thereof. Concessionaire(s) shall remit to the city a given fee and/or percentage of revenue accrued as a result of the privilege granted. The amount of the fee or percentage shall be as established as a result of the request for proposal, bid or competitive process, or. f_ or sueu oia~, event__and non r~of~.~^p.~rmits ~ by the current schedule of oonoession fees and compensation, as shall be devised by the director and reviewed and approved annuall:y_ bX the city manager. Such fees and compensation shall be determined based on considerations of prev inn practices of professional parks and recreation ~sso~iations and age~eies. attendance and duration of event or prog.~am. profit or nonprofit status of the sponsor/concessionaire, purpose and type of event or program, including benefit to the community, estimated revenue, and/or other factors deemed appropriate by the city. ~~i~~ _g_ and to provide and maintain liability insurance in a foam and in amounts acceptable to the city's risk managQment division or its suocesSOr• . ~ ~~ ~~ Section 3. All ordinances, or parts of ordinances insofar as they are inconsistent or in conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby repealed. Section 4. Tf any section, part of section, paragraph, clause, phrase ox word of this Ordinance is declared, invalid, the remaining provisions of this Ordinance shall not be affected. Seotion 6. This Ordinance is hereby 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 purchases and payments and to generally carry out the functions and duties of municipal. affairs . Section 6. The requirement of reading this Ordinance on two separate days is hereby dispensed with by a vote of not less than four-fifths of the members of the Commission. Section 5. This Ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its adoption. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 27th da October 1994. ~•---~ STEPH N P. CLA MAYOR i119fi -6- PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: . -~~~ ~ ~ ' ', E . MAXWEL DE UTY CITY ATTORNEY M2067/JEM/mis/bss v^- APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: A . ~Q N E5 I I CITY AT. NEY -'\ ~~(Y Op f MATTY HIRAI ` G ~`~ ~ City Clerk ~? i Il tl 11 IjtTl r ,y `~ G ~~O., F~1 t1Q December 13, 1994 CE5AR H. ODiO City Manager Louis Tomeo Court Operations Officer 1351 N.W. 12th Street, Rm 7-701 Miami, FL 33125 Dear Mr. Tomeo: Enclosed herewith please find a copy of the following Ordinances which amend the Code of the City of Miami, Florida: 11184 11188 11189 11190 11191 11192 11196 11199 11200 11201 Also enclosed is Resolution 94-871. Please acknowledge receipt of same by affixing your signature to the enclosed copy of this letter and return it to this office for our files. Thank you. Very truly yours, MATTY HIRAI City Clerk BY : ~ Q ~ tLat,~c.t~iC~~ DEPUTY CLER RECEIVED BY: DATE: MH:vg Enc. a/s OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK/ 3500 Pan American Drive/P.O. Box 330708/Miami, Florida 33233-0708!(305) 250-5360/FAX(305) 858-1610 l~Y~~! Q~ ~t~CxYCt MATTY HIRAI ~~"'~ rtF~'ri~ City Clerk ~ ~ as Cy iatii iiw ~~ OEI,p-}\C~~ l December 13, 1994 CESAR H. ODIO City Manager i 2 Office of the State Attorney ~ Attention: Rosemary Ricotta ~ 1350 N.W. 12th Avenue Miami, FL 33136-2111 Dear Ms. Ricotta: Enclosed herewith please find a copy of the following Ordinances which amend the Code of the City of Miami, Florida: 11184 11188 11189 11190 11191 11192 11196 11199 11200 11201 Also enclosed is Resolution 94-871. Please acknowledge receipt of same by affixing your signature to the enclosed copy of this letter and return it to this office for our files. Thank you. Very truly yours, MATTY HIRAI City Clerk BY : c. D PI3TY CLERK RECEIVED BY: DATE: MH:vg Enc. a/s OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK/ 3500 Pan American Drive/P.O. Box 330708/Miami, Florida 33233-07081(305) 250-5360/FAX(305) 858-1610 ,...1 ~._ ~x~ ~~ ~ Y~~YCt MATTY HIRAI t~~~ °~ •~~ CESAR H. ODIO Ctt Clerk ~' ~'i City Manager Y c •"•91 II~,< .t ~a 4 December 13, 1994 Ms. Becky DeNeve Vice-President - Supplements Municipal Code Corp. P.O. Box 2235 Tallahassee, FL 32304 Dear Ms. DeNeve: ~ Enclosed. herewith please find a copy of the following Ordinances which amend the Code of the City of Miami, Florida: 11184 11188 11189 11190 11191 11192 11196 11199 11200 11201 Also enclosed is Resolution 94-871. • If I can be of any further assistance, please do not hesitate to call. Very truly ours, ' ~ ~~ Valerie Gree wood Deputy Clerk i EnC. a/s OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK/ 3500 Pan American Drive/P.O. Box 330708/Miami, florlda 33233-0708/{305) 250-5360/FAX(305) 858-1610 CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA ~~ INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM ro . Honorable Mayor and Members oArE : OCT ( $ ~ggq FILE of the City Commission sua.-ECr : Emergency Ordinance : Non-Profit Concessions in Parks FROM : ~ \ ~ ~ A ~ REFERENCES Cesa Q/!io City ger ENCLOSURes :Ordinance, Memorandum, Draft Policy RECOMMENDATION It is respectfully recommended that the City Commission adopt the attached emergency ordinance to amend Section 38-45 of the City Code., by creating concession privileges for qualified not-for- prof~~t organizations that operate regular, ongoing, weekly programs for youth, elderly and disabled persons in city parks. The ordinance would authorize the Parks and Recreation Department director to establish rules, procedures and fees far both special event and nonprofit concession operations, subject to the annual review and approval of the City Attorney and City Manager. The legislation also include housekeeping provisions to repeal inoperative clauses and to correct the name of the Department. ~ACRGROUND The Parks and Recreation Department strives to form partnerships with local nonprofit organizations to enhance and increa:~e supervised sports and recreational programs in the parks system, particularly for youth, senior citizens and disabled persons. Historically, we have made arrangements under which the City provides the facility and its maintenance at no charge to the organization. In return, the organization typically provides supervision and required "consumable" equipment (e.g., tackle football gear} for the given program. Additionally, the organization provides the City with proper insurance. For years, a number of baseball academies have been utilizing specified parks under this type of arrangement. We are pleased to report that in the past few years, the Liberty City Optimist Club has joined our "family" of public-private partnerships. The Club has been sponsoring a very successful sports program at Hadley Park which includes such activities as ~~ , i~ ~~~ ~~~~ ,,,r~ .,c k.+~ Honorable Mayor a._a Members of the City Commission page 2 ~~ ;x tackle football, cheer leading, basketball, and baseball. According to this organization, more than 600 individuals are being served by this program. Very recently, two {21 other very promising non-profit organizations have begun sports programs in two of our parks. The Boys and Girls Club is sponsoring a tackle football program at Armbrister Park and the Overtown Community Optimists Club has initiated a similar program at Williams Park. Although our facilities are provided free of charge to these organizations, they still incur significant costs in operating these programs. Fees are charged by the Clubs to cover membership and equipment purchases, but many participants have limited ability to pay all fees. As a result, it is often difficult for the organization to meet all of its expenses for insurance, transportation, equipment and the like. One solution to this dilemma discussed with these groups has been the possibility of providing them, by -permit, concession privileges for the sale of food, beverages and program-related novelties during their practices and games. This privilege would assist these groups in raising funds to operate their individual programs held in City parks. The grant of such concession privileges affords other benefits as well. Several of these are presented below for your consideration: 1. Enhance and Increase Programs in Parks for Youth, Elderly and Disabled Persons - The grant of concession permits would provide funding assistance to nonprofit service organizations that conduct wholesome, constructive recreational opportunities for the youth, elderly and disabled persons of our community. Because of funding constraints, the City cannot adequately provide a broad range and depth of programs and activities with its currently available resources. 2. Foster New and Additional Partnerships - The availability of concession privileges may encourage other organizations to become involved and operate new programs in city parks. 3. Eliminate Illegal and Uncontrolled Concessions in Parks - Except for temporary special events, present City Code regulations do not allow concession vendors in parks unless ~.i~9s -.~ ,~-TM. Honorable Mayor a. ~ Members of the City Commission page 3 under contract, which requires a lengthy competitive bid process and payment of fair market compensation. However, many parks are frequented by uncontrolled, and possibly unlicensed, commercial vendors operating from private vehicles. These vendors not only violate the law, but are difficult to police and present a potential danger to park users due to their movement through• the park and to their unknown qualifications and compliance with health and sanitary standards. Under the proposed ordinance, prospective nonprofit operators will have to be fully licensed and insured. 4. Improve Park Appearance - Nonprofit groups granted a concession privilege would be required to clean the general area they utilize for each day of use. This will relieve City employees from cleanup duties, allowing them to assume other tasks. It would also eliminate the problem of debris ..left by unauthorized concession vendors. 5. Bring City -into Line with Curzent Practices of Other Local Parks Aepartments - Other municipalities and Metropolitan Dade County already provide concession permits to youth- serving and community service organizations as a matter of course. 6. Provide New Revenue to City - The City does not receive any compensation from unregulated concessionaires. Although we intend concession permit fees to be nominal and affordable, such income would represent revenue that we don't currently receive. 7. Enhance Servjce to Park Users - By allowing the proposed concession permit arrangement, we will be providing an additional service to park users, affording them the opportunity to purchase food and drink while visiting our recreational facilities. At the same time, since the adoption of Ordinance No. 1.0123 in 1.986, which initially created temporary concession permits for special events in parks, the general nature of events and the administration of the department have changed markedly. Because of the complexity and variety of these activities, we have identified the need to modify the controls and fee regulations for special event concessions as well, suggesting that more ~~.i~s ~ h'~ Honorable Mayor a. Members of the City Commission page 4 t^~ direct control be placed in the hands of the Department so that it may keep pace with changing needs and demands, within the prescribed limitations of the City Charter and Code. For the above reasons, we recommend that the development of day- to-day rules, regulations, procedures and fees for both nonprofit and special event concessions be delegated to the authority of the Parks and Recreation Department director, subject to the review and approval of the City Attorney and the City Manager, at least on an annual basis. The farm of all permits shall be subject to the advance review and approval of the City Attorney. A preliminary draft of proposed policies,. regulations and fees is attached for your reference and comment. This Ordinance is being requested on an emergency basis so that nonprofit organizations currently operating fall football and other programs stay have the iam-ediate financial support afforded by the grant of concession privileges by the City. Additionally, this will permit immediate control of unauthorized vendors in parks for security and safety. it ~~ .,. .. ... ~. ~. ~~% n,tTl.E~i, IIEG-UI.~,TION~ .A-N1~ I"ROCED-1CTn,ES for N®n-Profit COnaaessiOn Operat~Ons iur~ P~r~s ENABLING LEOIS]LATION The establishment of the concession privilege for nonprofit groups shall be by ordinance amending the City Code, specifically, Section 38-45. By said ordinance, the Director of the Parks and Recreation Department (DIRECTOR) shall be authorized to issue such permits and to formulate the rules, regulations, and procedures for said permits and to establish fees, subject to the review and approval of the City Manager, and the City Attorney, at least on an annual basis. I'~3]EtPOSE The City of Miami Parks and Recreation Department {"Department") shall- make available limited, non-exclusive concession privileges to qualified organizations for the purposes of affording said organizations a means of raising funds to support the programs and activities that are operated in City parks by those same organizations for. .youth, seniors and/or disabled persons. Concession operations which do not conform to the intended purpose shall not be permitted.. ~G~pff~ EI.iGIBILITY To be eligible for a nonprofit concession permit, the organization shall meet all of the following criteria. • Organization must be nonprofit and community service- oriented. • Organization must operate a regular, ongoing program in a City park at least one (1) day per week for not less than three (3) consecutive months, or at least one (1) day per week throughout and in connection with the Department's summer program (regularly ten {10) weeks). • The principal participants and beneficiaries of eligible programs shall be youth, seniors, and/or disabled persons, the majority of whom shall be city residents. Youth shall be defined as persons under 1.7 years of age, and seniors shall be defined as persons aged 60 years and older. ® Organization shall be sufficiently structured, staffed and supported to fiscally safeguard the concession operation, as deemed appropriate by the Parks and Recreation Department. . -» ~ Y .n. ~.~.i9s J J~Glff4 • Organization must have sufficient membership to staff the concession as well as the program. • Organization shall agree that proceeds from the concession shall be utilized for the program it operates in the city park. • I'ROCEDURA-L aa~d ADMINItSTR~TIVE RE$UIREMEl~1T5 • The Director shall formulate, review and/or revise the Day- tv-day rules, regulations, procedures and fees for nonprofit concessions at least on an annual basis, and shall submit same for the review and approval .of the City Attorney and City Manager. • Authorization to operate a nonprofit concession shall be in the form of by permit issued by the Parks and Recreation Department Director (the "DIRECTOR"). The City, City j Manager or DIRECTOR may approve or reject any permit i application with or without cause. • The form of the nonprofit concession permit shall have the ~ prior approval of the City Attorney. • Organization shall make application to the Parks and Recreation Department, supplying all information pertinent to the concession and the organization's ability to operate same. Supplied information shall include, without limitation, the scheduled days of the program, the scheduled days of the concession, items to be offered for sale and price lists, size and construction of concession stand, and names, addresses, and phone numbers of organization members responsible for the operation•of the concession. • Permits will be issued on a first come, first serve basis. • Permits will be limited to a single park per program, unless otherwise authorized by the Director or designee, as may be desirable for intrapark games or competitions. • Organization (PERMITTEE) must obtain, and maintain throughout the period of the concession permit, all required licenses, including without limitation, a City of Miami certificate of use permit and a City occupational license, and both a Dade County health department license and an occupational license. • Organization (PERMITTEE) must obtain, and maintain throughout the period of the concession permit, liability .insurance in a form and in amounts acceptable to the City's risk management division, and may include product liability, automobile liability. The City shall be named an additional insured in all policies as required. l0 ,. 11196 ,...,,\ ~~aC~~ • Organization (PERMITTEE) shall indemnify and hold harmless the city, its agents, officers and employees, from and against any and all claims whatsoever arising out of the concession permit. • Organization (PERMITTEE) shall maintain all records of purchases, sales and all transactions that arise from the operation of the concession in a City park. Said records shall be made available to the City for audit purposes upon request. • Organizations (PERMITTEE) shall submit to the department a monthly financial statement or treasurer's report of the receipts derived from the operation of the concession and of expenditures made from such receipts. The Director may adjust the frequency of such reports at his discretion. • The maximum .term for any permit shall be one (1) year. Permits must be re-issued annually for multi-year programs by the DIRECTOR. • The City, City Manager or DIRECTOR shall have the right to .suspend and/or terminate the concession permit at any time. ~ Permits issued hereunder shall not be transferred, assigned or sublet. • The DIRECTOR may issue multiple nonprofit concession permits for the same site, where warranted by the size of the site, number of facilities and schedule of activities. OPERATING REGIJT.ATI0N~5 • Organization (PERMITTEE) shall be responsible to furnish its own portable or mobile stand or structure, the size, construction, and location of which shall be subject to the approval of the DIRECTOR, or designee. • PERMTTEE shall utilize [accepts) the designated area of the park property "as is" and shall make no modifications, alterations and/or improvements to said area without the expressed written consent of the DIRECTOR or designee. Any modifications, alteration and/or improvements so authorized shall be performed at PERMITTEE'S soi~ cost. PERMITTEE shall obtain all applicable licenses and permits required for such modification, alteration and/or improvement. • The DIRECTOR, or designee, shall have the right and authority to review and approve all products and pricing offered at the concession. Items not so approved may be removed from the site by City personnel. The sale of /~~7 11196 4 ._.. e DGipffp , alcoholic beverages is expressly prohibited. The concession shall offer food and beverages for public consumption as its primary function. The Directar, however, at his discretion, may authorize the sale of non-food items at the request of PERMITTEE, provided that such items are program-related novelties. • PERMITTEE shall have and maintain in full view of the public a posting of all prices and items offered for sale. PERMITTEE shall have and display all permits and licenses, , including the nonprofit concession permit, at all times during the operation of the concession. • Organization (PERMITTEE) shall operate the concession only during the designated times and days irid:icated on the permit, and~only when such operation is not iri conflict with other scheduled park activities. This shall generally conform to the. times and days of PERMITTEE'S scheduled youth activities, games, andJor practices. • PERMITTEE shall dispense all food and beverages in soft (paper or plastic) containers and wrappers. Canned beverages shall be allowed at the Director's discretion. Dispensing in glass containers is expressly prohibited. • PERMITTEE shall be required to clean and .remove trash from all areas affected by the concession, and shall provide its own disposable trash receptacles. Collected rubbish and bagged trash shall be placed in designated City dumpsters. • City shall provide utility services to concessions only as may be reasonably consumed and readily available as determined by the Director or designee. PERMITTEE shall provide at its own expense such professional traffic and security control pErsonnel as may be required by the DIRECTOR, or designee. PROPfpSED PERMIT ]FEES (FIRST YEAR) • The following fees are hereby established for nonprofit .concessions. All fees shall apply on a per site basis, unless otherwise provided herein.: • Daily Fee - $15 per concession operating day • Monthly Fee - $40 per month • Yearly Fee - $300 per year 9 D~~1~~ ' ~ 11196 ,• MIAMI DAILY BUSINESS REVIEW Publlshed Dally except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays Mlaml, Dede County, Florida, STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF D61DE: Before the undersigned authority personally appeared Octelme V. Ferbeyre, who on oath says that she Is the Supervisor, Lagel Notlcea of the Misml Dally Business Review t/Ide Mlaml Review, a daffy (except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) newspaper, Publlshed 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. 11196 in the ......................S~Xltx7~....................................... Court, was published In said newspaper in the Issues of Nov 23, 1994 Attiant further says that the said Miami Dally Business i Review is a newspaper Publlshed at Miami in said Dade ', County, Flortda, end that the said newspaper has heretofore been continuously published In said Dade County, Florida, ~~ each day (except Saturday, Sunday end Legal Holldays) and has been entered as second class mail matter at the post office in Mlaml In said Dade County, Florida, for a period of one year next preceding the first publication of the attached Dopy of.edvartisemenh and atttant further says that she has neither paid nor promised any perso irm or corporation any discot~rt, rebate, commtssi refu d for the purpose of sacu g this advertise r pub cation in the said news pew , _ Sworn to and subscribed before me this 23 N em r 9~ ........da o . .............. ~ ,, . }'&NA ... ............ ...................... Aitl'• IsIC 5lzATE OF F}.ORIDl, (SEAL) CObi IS~ION NO. CC 172208 MY COMMISSION EY,P. AN. 6.1996 Octelma V. Ferbeyre p ally known to me. ~r~ri~ .~~``tupir~--~Ls, ~~o~~~~ ~- .~ . ...: , ,. , <,. , :;. AN Interestod penwns wW take,notlae that on the 271h day 4( Octobs~, 1994, the Olty Commiasbn o~,Miarrii,`Flortda, ado~Aed the tollowfng;eded ,Grdinance: '. ORDINANC,~.,.. , ;' AN EMERaEf,ICX aRDINANCE AM Fltx'SECTION 3$-46 OF,THE ;CODE OF; THE ;CITY OF'MIAMi Ail AMENDED, ~~'[iN4 `1'O PEDDLINQ' AND VENDiNQ~IN Ci1'11~~4~PARl~S. 81'~ ESTABLISHiWQ; 'r!f1-df!F~AifiN :PFl11llLEC~Ef3'6 FOR ~t]U~IFIEb ,~z.aOtJi?Rb~IT7~•:OR- =0t3 5PECIAI„ Elf=IJ'f'; AID N~ 'NAMl: OF l1-iE"DEPARTMENT AS` NECESSl1PY, CONT~INiNQ ``A 'REPEALER ~PROVISION:•.AND A •SEVERABILfTY ClJ1 SE, AND PROVIDINt3 FOR AN.EFFECTlV~ DATE: ~ : ~'-, , ~ - ,, Saki ordinance may be,inapected by the pubUc et tPia Office of the'Chy ,Clerk; 3500. Pan American Drtve, M(arnf; Flctida~.Monday.thlnugh Frbay, excluding tioikleye, tietweeri the bouts of r3 a m: and 6 p m.` ,'' '' n - MATTY HIRAI c -~ CITY CLERK a (#2250) ~' ~' ~ CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA .11123.. ~.' ... :rr ~ 844=1.123231 _. 1~ --r ~ ~ ~'= ~~:y ~_ _. ~= Jf ~.. . c-~ , k'~{ i _: 1 t.J2 .... ~a ~~ i t~J