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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 2, ARTICLE X,
OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, AS
AMENDED, ENTITLED "CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD",
THEREBY CHANGING THE TITLE OF SAID ARTICLE TO
"CODE ENFORCEMENT", AND BY ADDING NEW
SECTIONS 2-401 THROUGH 2-409 TO PROVIDE FOR:
(A) THE CREATION OF THE POSITIONS) OF
HEARING OFFICER(S); (B) QUALIFICATIONS,
APPOINTMENT, AND COMPENSATION FOR SAID
OFFICERS; (C) ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES FOR
CIVIL INFRACTIONS, PENALTIES, HEARINGS AND
APPEAL, AND RECOVERY OF CIVIL PENALTIES;
FURTHER PROVIDING THAT PROVISIONS OF THIS
ORDINANCE ARE SUPPLEMENTAL TO OTHER CODE
ENFORCEMENT PROVISIONS AND PROCEDURES;
PROVIDING A FEE SCHEDULE OF CIVIL PENALTIES;
PROVIDING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the Miami City Commission finds it to be in the
best interest of the City of Miami to establish a procedure for
the issuance of civil infraction notices and fines which will
enable City departments to more effectively enforce the
ordinances and codes of the City of Miami;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. Article X of Chapter 2 of the Code of the
City of Miami, Florida, as amended, is hereby renamed and further
amended by the inclusion of the following new Sections:
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"Article X. CODE ENFORCEMENT HOAR 1/
Sec. 2-401. Civil Offenses and Penalties.
a) The violation of any provision of any City
ordinance or City code section shall constitute a civil
offense and be punishable by civil penalty in the
amount as prescribed in Section 2-409, or in an amount
deemed appropriate by a Hearing Officer upon review and
a finding that the violation exists or existed.
Accordingly, there are hereby created and established
code enforcement positions to be filled by Hearing
Officers to facilitate enforcement of the sections
listed herein and which are contained in and enacted
pursuant to this code.
Sec. 2-402. Qualifications; appointment and
removal.
a) Hearing Officers shall be residents of the
City of Miami who possess outstanding reputations for
civic pride, interest, integrity, responsibility, and
business or professional ability. Appointments shall
be made by the City Manager, or his/her designee, on
the basis of experience or interest in code enforcement
matters.
b) The City Manager or his/her designee shall
appoint as many Hearing Officers as he/she deems
necessary. Appointments shall be made for a term of
one year. Any Hearing Officer may be reappointed at
the discretion of the City Manager. There shall be no
limit to the number of reappointments for an individual
Hearing Officer; provided, however, that a review as to
removal or reappointment must be made for each Hearing
Officer at the end of each of his/her one year term.
The City Manager shall have the authority to remove a
Hearing Officer with or without cause. Appointments to
fill any vacancy shall be for the remainder of the
unexpired term.
c) Hearing Officers shall not be City employees
and shall be compensated at a rate determined by
administrative order.
Words and/or figures stricken through shall be deleted.
Asteriks indicate omitted and unchanged material.
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d) The City Attorney shall serve as general
counsel to the Hearing Officer(s). If an appeal is
taken from any decision of a Hearing Officer, the City
Attorney or his/her designee shall represent the City
at such proceedings.
Sec. 2-403. Civil infraction enforcement
procedures.
a) City inspectors shall have the authority to
initiate enforcement proceedings as listed below. No
Hearing Officer shall have the power to initiate such
proceedings.
b) For the purpose of this article "violators"
shall be deemed to be those persons or entities legally
responsible for violations including owners of land, or
their agents, upon which a violation occurs.
c) An inspector who finds a violation of the
sections of this code as amended and/or other
Ordinances adopted by this Code as amended from time to
time, shall prescribe a reasonable time period within
which the violator must correct the violation. This
determination shall be based on considerations of
fairness, practicality, ease of correction, ability to
correct, severity of violation, nature, extent and
probability of danger or damage to the public, and
other relevant factors relating to the reasonableness
of the time period prescribed.
d) An inspector who finds such a violation shall
issue a civil infraction notice to the violator.
Service shall be effected by delivering the civil
infraction notice to the violator, or his/her agents,
or by leaving the civil infraction notice at the
violator's usual place of abode with any person
residing therein who is fifteen (15) years of age or
older and informing that person of its contents, or the
civil violation notice may be sent by certified mail,
return receipt requested. If service cannot be
effected by any other means, posting of the civil
violation notice in a conspicuous place on the premises
or property upon which the violation has been observed
may be performed. Such posting shall be deemed proper
service, and the time for compliance, stated in the
notice, shall commence with the date such notice is
posted. Proof of posting shall be verified by
affidavit of the inspector who posted the notice.
e) The civil infraction notice shall include but
not be limited to the following:
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1. Date of issuance.
2. Name of inspector and division or
department issuing the notice.
3. Name and address of the violator.
4. Section number of the code section or
City ordinance that has been violated.
S. Brief description of the nature of the
violation, including location, date, and
time of violation.
6. Amount of the civil penalty for which
the violator may be liable.
7. Instructions and due date for paying the
civil fine or filing for an
administrative hearing before a Hearing
Officer to appeal the civil fine.
8. Time within which the violation must be
corrected.
9. Notice that each day of continued
violation beyond the time period for
correction shall be deemed a continuing
violation subject to additional penalty
in the same amount as the original
violation.
10. Notice that the filing of a request for
an administrative hearing will toll the
accrual of continuing violation
penalties.
11. Notice that failure to request an
administrative hearing within ten (10)
days after service of the civil
infraction notice shall constitute a
waiver of the violator's right to an
administrative hearing before the
Hearing Officer, and that such waiver
shall constitute an admission of
violation.
12. Notice that the violator may be liable
for the reasonable costs of the
administrative hearing should he/she be
found guilty of the violation.
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Sec. 2-404. Civil Penalties.
a) Penalties for violations of the provisions of
any City ordinances or City code section, as amended,
enforced by this article shall be in the amount as
prescribed in the schedule of civil penalties in
Section 2-409 or in an amount deemed appropriate by a
Hearing Officer.
b) "Continuing violations" are those violations
which remain uncorrected beyond the prescribed time
period for correction contained in the civil violation
notice. For each day of continued violation after the
time period for correction has run, an additional
penalty in the same amount as for the original
violation shall be added.
c) Civil penalties assessed pursuant to this
Article are due and payable to the City of Miami on the
last day of the period allowed for the filing of an
administrative hearing before a Hearing Officer, or if
proper appeal is made, when the appeal has been finally
decided adversely to the named violator.
Sec. 2-405. Rights of Violators: payment of
fine, right to appeal, failure to
pay and correct.
a) A violator who has been served with a civil
infraction notice shall elect either to:
1. Pay the civil penalty in the manner
indicated on the infraction notice, and
correct the violation within the time
specified on the notice; or
2. Request an administrative hearing before
a Hearing Officer to appeal the
determination of the inspector which
resulted in the issuance of the civil
infraction notice.
b) An appeal for administrative hearing shall be
accomplished by filing a request in writing to set the
hearing for review and mailed to the code enforcement
clerk or his/her designee or to the address indicated
on the notice, not later than ten (10) days after the
service of the notice.
c) If the named violator, after notice, fails to
pay the civil penalty and correct the violation (within
the time specified), or to timely request an
administrative hearing before a Hearing Officer, such
failure shall constitute a waiver of the violator's
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right to an administrative hearing before an Hearing
Officer. A waiver of the right to administrative
hearing shall be treated as an admission of the
violation and penalties may be assessed accordingly.
Sec. 2-406. Conduct of Administrative Hearing.
a) Upon receipt of a named violator's timely
request for an administrative hearing, the code
enforcement clerk or his/her designee shall set the
matter down for hearing on the next available regularly
scheduled hearing date or as soon as possible.
b) The code enforcement clerk or his/her
designee shall send a notice of hearing by certified
mail to the violator at his/her last known address.
The notice of hearing shall include but not be limited
to the following:
1. name of the inspector who issued the
notice;
2. factual description of the alleged
violation;
3. date of alleged violation;
4. section of the code allegedly violated;
5. place, date and time of hearing;
6. right of violator to be represented by
an attorney;
7. right of violator to present witnesses
and evidence; and
8. notice that failure of violator to
attend a hearing may result in civil
penalty being assessed against him/her.
c) The Hearing Officer shall conduct hearings on
a regularly scheduled monthly basis or more frequently
upon request of the City Manager or his/her designee.
No hearing shall be set sooner than twenty (20) days
from the date of service of the notice of infraction.
d) All hearings before the Hearing Officer shall
be open to the public. All testimony shall be under
oath. Assuming proper notice, a hearing may proceed in
the absence of the named violator.
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e) The proceedings at the hearing shall be
recorded electronically and/or by a stenographer and if
recorded by a stenographer may be transcribed at the
expense of the party requesting the transcript.
f) The City Manager, or his/her designee, shall
provide clerical and administrative personnel to
facilitate the proper issuance of civil infraction
notices, processing and review of cases as may be
reasonably required, and for the proper performance of
clerical and Hearing Officer's duties.
g) Each case before a Hearing Officer shall be
presented by the inspector or• representative of the
department which issued the violation.
h) The hearing need not be conducted in
accordance with formal rules of evidence and those
relating to witnesses. Any relevant evidence shall be
admitted if the Hearing Officer finds it competent and
reliable, regardless of the existence of any common law
or statutory rule to the contrary.
i) Each party shall have the right to call and
examine witnesses, to introduce exhibits, to cross-
examine opposing witnesses on any matter relevant to
the issues even though that matter was not covered in
the direct examination, to impeach any witness
regardless of which party first called him to testify,
and to rebut the evidence against him.
j) The Hearing Officer shall make findings of
fact based on the evidence in the record alone. In
order to make a finding upholding an inspector's
determination that a violation exists, the Hearing
Officer must find that a preponderance of the evidence
indicates that the violator was legally responsible for
the infraction of the relevant section of the City
ordinance or City code as cited, and that a violation
does/did in fact exist.
k) The prescribed time for correction of the
violation given to the named violator and contained in
the civil infraction notice shall be presumed to have
been a reasonable time for correction. Upon
presentation of relevant evidence by the named violator
that the time for correction was not reasonable, the
Hearing Officer may make a re -determination as to the
reasonableness of the time for correction contained in
the civil infraction notice. The Hearing Officer may
not make a determination that the time given for
correction in the civil infraction notice is excessive.
If the Hearing Officer determines that the time given
for correction was insufficient, the penalty for a
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continuing violation may be calculated from the date
determined by the Hearing Officer to be the reasonable
date for correction.
1) If the named violator is found guilty of the
violation, he/she may be held liable for the costs of
the administrative hearing.
m) The fact-finding determination of the Hearing
Officer shall be limited to whether the alleged
violation did in fact occur and, if so, whether the
person named in the civil infraction notice is legally
responsible for that violation. The Hearing Officer
shall either affirm or reverse the determination of the
inspector as to the responsibility of the named
violator for the correction of the City ordinance or
City code violation. The Hearing Officer may also
modify the determination of the inspector as to the
time for correction contained in the civil infraction
notice, subject to the provisions of Section 2-406(k).
If the Hearing Officer reverses the determination of
the inspector and finds the named violator not
responsible for the alleged violation in the civil
infraction notice, the named violator shall not be
liable for the payment of any civil penalty, absent
successful appeal of the Hearing Officer's ruling by
the City. If the decision of the Hearing Officer is to
affirm the inspector's determination of violation, then
the following elements may be included:
1. amount of civil penalty;
2. administrative costs of hearing; and
3. date by which the violation must be
corrected to prevent resumption of
continuing violation penalties.
n) The Hearing Officer shall have the power to:
1. adopt procedures for the conduct of
hearings;
2. subpoena alleged violators and witnesses
for hearings; subpoenas may be served by
either the City of Miami Police
Department or by the staff of the
Hearing Officer;
3. subpoena evidence;
4. take testimony under oath; and
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S. assess and order the payment of civil
penalties as provided herein.
o) A Hearing Officer shall not conduct a hearing
if the named violator, prior to the scheduled hearing
date, properly files with a duly authorized City and
County Board of appropriate jurisdiction for
administrative interpretation of the legal provision(s)
on which the alleged violation was based. Upon
exhaustion of the administrative review and
finalization of the administrative order by such Board
or Body, the Hearing Officer may exercise all powers
granted to him by this article. The Hearing Officer
shall not, however, exercise any jurisdiction over
alleged code violations where a named violator has
properly filed a request for administrative
interpretation and review by such City or County Board
or Body until such time for review has lapsed.
p) The Hearing Officer shall be bound by the
interpretations and decisions of the duly authorized
City and County Boards of appropriate jurisdiction
concerning the provisions within their respective
jurisdictions. In the event that such a Board or Body
finds that the cited violation of the City ordinance or
City code has not been properly interpreted, that
provision upon which the violation is based, shall
prohibit a Hearing Officer from proceeding with the
enforcement of the alleged violation.
Sec. 2-407. Recovery of unpaid civil penalties;
unpaid penalty to constitute a
lien; foreclosure.
a) The City may institute proceedings in a Court
of competent jurisdiction to compel payment of civil
penalties.
b) A certified copy of an order imposing a civil
penalty may be recorded in the public records of Dade
County and thereafter shall constitute a lien against
the land upon which the violation exists or existed;
or, if the violator does not own the land, upon any
other real or personal property owned by the violator;
and it may be enforced in the same manner as a court
judgement by the sheriffs of this state, including levy
against the personal property, but shall not be deemed
to be a court judgement except for enforcement
purposes. After three (3) months from the filing and
recording of such lien which remains unpaid, the City
of Miami may foreclose or otherwise execute on the
lien.
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Sec. 2-408. Appeals.
a) The violator or the City may appeal an order
of a Hearing Officer by filing a Notice of Appeal with
the Dade County Court. Such appeal shall be filed
within thirty (30) days of the issuance of the order by
the Hearing Officer. A violator shall have the right
to a de novo appeal provided that all other
administrative remedies have been exhausted.
b) In the absence of reversal of a Hearing
Officer's ruling by an appellate court of competent
jurisdiction, the findings of the Hearing Officer
shall be conclusive as to a determination of
responsibility for the City ordinance or City code
violation, and such findings shall be admissible in any
proceeding to collect unpaid penalties.
c) Nothing contained in this chapter shall
prohibit the City from enforcing its City Ordinance or
City code by any other means. The enforcement
procedures outlined herein are cumulative to all others
and shall not be deemed to be prerequisites to filing
suit for the enforcement of any section of this code.
Sec. 2-409. Schedule of Civil Penalties.
a) The table contained herein in
Section 2-409(b) lists the sections of City ordinances
or the City code, as they may be amended from time to
time, which may be enforced pursuant to the provisions
of this article; and prescribes the dollar amount of
civil penalty for the violation of these sections
recommended by the relevant City Departments.
b) The "descriptions of violations" below are
for informational purposes only and the civil penalties
attached are meant only as proposed figures not
intended to limit the nature, number of or amount of
fines to be imposed for the violations which may be
cited in this Section. To determine the exact nature
of the activity prescribed or required by this code,
the relevant code section, ordinance or treatise cited
in the specific violation must be examined.
CODE DESCRIPTION CIVIL
SECTION OF VIOLATION PENALTY
CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA. AS AMENDED
2-75 Failure to have a $100
valid certificate
of use.
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2-95
Construction in
$200
right of way, non-
conforming with
Public Works standards.
6-6.1(b)
Illegally raising,
$ 50
(2)(3)
breeding or keeping
animals, insects
poultry or fowl in
a residential zone
19-3
Failure to obtain -
$100
public assembly permit.
19-4
Obstructing a required
$100
means of egress.
19-5
Failure to obtaiA
$100
flammable combustible
liquids permit.
19-5(4)
Failure to obtain
$100
required inspection
of flammable liquids
tanks/devices
19-6
Failure to obtain
$100
explosives permit
19-7
Failure to obtain
$100
fireworks permit.
19-26
Violation orders not
$100
corrected.
22-36,37
Failure to maintain
$200
lot in a safe, clean
condition not allowing
accumulation of debris,
atrash or a dense growth
of grass.
22-39
Abandoned property on
$500
any public property in
the city.
22-49
Abandoned property on
$500
private property in
the city.
29-1
Land fill -permit
$200
required.
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29-1
Failure to obtain
$200
fill permit prior
to obtainment of
building permit.
29-1
Filling land with
$500
unsuitable material.
29-4
Failure to level
$200
stockpiled material
within a reasonable
period of time.
29-4
Failure to protect.
$200
against excess
erosion of filling
material.
29-4
Filling dedicated
$500
or undedicated
public right of way
with unsuitable
material.
29-5
Failure to notify
$200
public works
department 24 hours
prior to start of
filling operation.
FILLING
OF LAND IN BISCAYNE BAY
29-28
Failure to obtain
$200
mandatory inspections.
29-28
Failure to obtain
$500
final inspection.
29-29
Filling in Biscayne
$200
Bay in violation of
the provisions of
this article.
29-43
Failure to obtain
$200
waterfront improvement
permit.
29-53
Failure to obtain
$200
and
required inspections
29-54
for waterfront
improvements.
29-55
Failure to maintain
$500
waterfront improvements.
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35-11 Parking for certain
purposes prohibited:
(a) No person shall park a vehicle $200
upon any street or within the
public right of way for the
unlawful purposes as per
subsection 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.
(b) No person shall park a $100
commercial vehicle, bus,
trailer or semi -trailer
upon any street or within
the public right of way in
any zoned residential district.
(c) No person shall park upon $100
any street or within the
public right of way in any
zoned residential district
of the city a truck of
unlawful size.
(d) Unlawful parking of $100
construction equipment
such as earth moving machines,
escavators, cranes and the
like within the public right
of way in any zoned residential
district.
(e) Unlawful parking of major . $100
recreational equipment such
as travel trailers, pickup
campers, tents, boats and
boat trailers, combination
thereof and other similar
equipment, whether occupied
by such equipment or not
upon any street or within
the public right of way.
37-55 Unlawful discharge $500
of oil, oil products
or oil compound into
the Miami River.
49-2 Failure to connect $200
to sanitary sewer
lateral after proper
notification.
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49-4
Unlawful discharge of
petroleum products
into storm or sanitary
sewers.
49-6
Unlawful discharge of
human excreta.
49-7
Unlawful discharge of
waste water from
construction excavation
into sanitary sewer.
49-8
Unlawful discharge of
waste water from
construction excavation
into city storm sewer.
49-9
Discharge or dumping
of septic tank contents
into city storm or
sanitary sewers.
54-3
Failure to obtain
permit to obstruct
street, or sidewalk
or impede traffic.
54-3
Failure to comply with
conditions set forth
by such permit.
54-8
Unlawful use of
street or sidewalk
for advertising or
display purposes.
54-8
Failure to obtain
permit for lawful
advertising or display
in the public right
of way.
54-9
Placing signs on
street or sidewalk
surface.
54-12
Placing glass or
other injurious
substances on streets.
$200
$500
$200
$200
$500
$200
$ 50
each
violation
$ 50
$200
$ 50
$ 50
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54-14
Failure to remove
utility facilities.
to permit improvement
of streets.
54-26
Failure to notify
public works 24 hours
prior to commencing
construction.
54-28
Failure to construct
sidewalk with standard
material.
54-31
Failure to obtain
approval of location
and construction of
driveway.
54-32
Refusing to allow
inspection.
54-32
Failure to comply
with stopwork order.
54-33
Failure to obtain
proper street grade
and lines.
54-36
Failure to lay sewers,
water and gas mains,
telephone and electrical
conduits prior to street
improvements.
54-37
Disturbing, cutting,
digging or excavating
any portion of the
public right of way
without a permit.
54-43
Allowing sidewalks to
remain in dangerous
condition.
54-45
Failure to construct,
reconstruct, or repair
the street improvements.
54-46
Obstructing streets
or sidewalks with
trash lumber or
other obstructions.
$ 50
$ 50
$ 50
$ 50
$100
$200
$ 50
$200
$200
$ 50
$200
$ 50
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54-46
Failure to install
$200
proper lighted warning
devices on permitted
obstructions in the
public right of way.
54-56
Failure to obtain
$ 50
proper permits or
authorization for
placement of a bench
or a shelter upon
public right of way.
54-61
Failure to maintain
$ 50
proper clearances for
placement of a bus
bench or shelter.
54-62
Failure to properly
$ 50
maintain a bench
and/or shelter.
54-63
Failure to comply with
$ 50
bench and/or shelter
size requirements.
54-64
Failure to properly
$ 50
display name/address,
and local telephone
number of bench and/or
shelter company.
54-86
Failure to properly
$100
affix numbering to
building as required.
54-88
Unlawful placement of
$ 50
any sign designating
street, avenue or other
public place by a
different name than by
which it is generally
and legally known.
54-89
Defacing or removal
$ 50
of any street signs
posted in the City.
54-107
Unlawful construction
$200
or installation of an
encroachment within the
dedicated right of way
or within the undedicated
right of way.
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54-108 Operating a sidewalk $500
cafe without a permit.
54-133 Placing, maintaining, $ 50
or operating newsrack
on any public right of
way without a permit.
54-136 Installation, use $ 50
and/or maintananee
of nonconforming
newsraoks.
54-138 Allowing a newsraok $ 50
to remain in a state
of abandonment.
54-144
Failure to obtain
$500
telecommunications
permit agreement.
54-153
Failure to notify
$ 50
public works department
in writing 10 days prior
to commencement of
construction of a
telecommunications system.
59-22
Failure to obtain
$ 50
permit to trim trees
located in the public
right of way.
59-22
Failure to obtain
$500
required permit for
removal of trees
located in the public
right of way.
59-23
Failure to obtain
$200
permit to break,
deface, out, disturb,
or interfere in any
way with the roots of
any tree, shrub, or vine
in a public highway or park.
59-26
Failure to place guards
$200
around all nearby trees,
shrubs or vines in a
public highway or park
during construction of
a building.
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59-27
Placing injurious
$500
substances on or
near tree roots.
SOUTH FLORIDA
FIRE PREVENTION CODE
SECTION
5-207(a)
Blocking/parking in
$100
emergency access/fire
lane(s).
5-208
Required address number
$100
missing.
5-301(a)
Fire extinguisher(s)
$100
missing.
5-302(a)(b)
Fire suppression
$100
systems need service.
5-302(c)
Fire extinguisher
$100
needs service.
6.201
Excessive combustible
$100
trash exterior of
building.
6.401(a)
Nonconforming extension
$100
cord.
8.110(a)
Room capacity is not
$100
posted.
8.110(b)
Number of occupants
$200
exceeds approved
capacity.
14-62
Refusal to allow
$100
inspector to make
inspection.
42.101
Elevator key box
$100
missing.
42.101
"DO NOT USE ELEVATOR"
$100
sign missing.
42.101
Electric rooms missing
$100
door signs.
42.101
LP gas meter not
$100
identified.
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42.101
LP gas shut-off valve
$100
damaged/missing.
42.101
LP gas container and/or
$100
gas meter not protected.
42.101
Electric meters not
$100
identified.
42.101
Violations of dangerous
$100
or hazardous conditions
not corrected.
42.101
Nonconforming spray
$200
finish operation.
42.101(c)
Excess combustible
$100
trash interior of
building.
42.101(f)
2nd means of escape
$200
obstructed.
AUTOMOTIVE
Y MARINE SERVICE STATIONS
AUTOMOTIVE
AND MARINE SERVICE STATION CODE -
NFPA 430A
- 1984 EDITION
Chapter 2
Nonconforming storage
$200
of flammable and
combustible liquids.
2-3.5.1
Nonconforming vent
$200
pipes.
4-1.2
Emergency shut-off
$200
for all dispensers is
not remote.
4-2.5
Dispensing units are
$200
not protected.
4-2.6
Dispenser hose exceeds
$200
approved length.
4-2.6
Nonconforming dispenser
$200
hose.
4-2.6
Automatic hose
$200
retractors not
operable.
-19- 10954
4-3.6
Emergency shut-off
$100
valve needs annual
test.
8-1.1
Nonconforming hose
$100
nozzle valve.
8-4.8
Warning signs not
$100
posted.
LIFE SAFETY
CODE - NFPA #80 - 1985 EDITION
2-8.8.1
Required self -closers/
$100
latching devices missing.
LIFE SAFETY
CODE - NFPA #101 - 1985 EDITION
5-2.1.4.1
Stairway/exit doors
$100
does not swing in the
way of exit travel.
5-2.1.5.3
Nonconforming locking
$100
device on exit doors.
5-2.1.8
Stairway/exit door are
$100
secured in the open
position.
5-2.2.3.4
Nonconforming storage
$100
room under interior
stairs.
5-2.2.5.2
Exit doors locked from
$100
stairway side.
5-10.3.1
Exit signs are not
$100
properly illuminated.
7-5.2
Laundry chute is not
$100
properly self -closing
and latching.
7-5.2
Laundry chute room
$100
door is not properly
self -closing and
latching.
7-5.2
Rubbish chute is not
$100
properly self-olosing
and latching.
7-5.2
Waste chute room door
$100
is not properly self -
closing and latching.
-20-
J0954
9-2.4.1
Inadequate number of
$100
exits (Class A).
9-2.4.2
Inadequate number of
$100
exits (Class 8)
9-2.4.3
Inadequate number of
$100
exits (Class C)
9-2.5.1
Required exits are not
$100
remote from each other.
9-2.5.5.9
Width of required
$100
aisles is not
properly maintained.
9-2.6
Nonconforming travel
$100
distance.
9-2.7.1
Nonconforming exit
$100
discharge.
9-2.8.1
Lighting inadequate
$100
for means of egress.
9-2.9
Emergency lighting is
$100
not provided.
9-2.10
Required exit signs are
$100
not provided.
9-2.11.1
Panic hardware not
$100
provided.
9-3.1
Vertical opening is
$100
not protected or
enclosed.
11-1.7.1
Occupant load exceeds
$100
approved capacity.
11-2.3.3.1
Exit access corridor
$200
width is nonconforming.
11-2.4.1
Inadequate number of
$200
exits.
11-2.6
Nonconforming travel
$100
distance.
11-2.7
Exit discharge is
$100
nonconforming.
11-2.8
Exit lighting
$100
inadequate.
-21- 10954
11-2.11.5
Emergency rescue or
$200
ventilation window
not provided.
11-2.11.5
Window from classroom
$200
is not provided (12 or
more clients).
11-3.1.1
Vertical openings are
$200
not enclosed or protected.
11-3.3.1
Interior finish is not
$200
conforming.
11-3.4
No fire alarm system.
$200
11-3.6.1
Nonconforming interior
$200
corridor.
11-3.6.1
Inadequate fire rating
$200
of exit corridor (12 or
more clients).
11-7.1.2
Nonconforming separation
$200
between day care and
other occupancy.
11-7.2.4.1
Inadequate number of
$200
exits.
11-7.2.6.2
Nonconforming travel
$200
distance.
11-7.2.9
Emergency lighting is
$100
not provided (12 or
more clients).
11-7.2.10
Exit signs are not
$100
provided (12 or more
clients).
11-7.2.11.1
Nonconforming latch on
$100
closet door.
11-7.2.11.2
Nonconforming lock on
$100
bathroom door.
11-7.3.1
Vertical openings are
$200
not protected.
11-7.3.2
Hazardous areas are not
$100
properly protected (12
or more clients).
-22-
10954
11-7.3.3.1
Interior finish is not
$200
conforming.
11-7.3.4.1
Fire alarm system
$200
missing/nonconforming.
11-7.5.1.2
Protective covers for
$100
electrical receptacles
are not provided.
11-8.3.4.1
Smoke detectors are
$100
not provided (7-12
clients).
11-8.3.4.2
No smoke detection
$100
system in corridors
(7-12 clients).
17-2.4.1
Inadequate number of
$200
exits.
17-2.7.1
Nonconforming exit
$200
discharge.
17-2.7.2
Exit discharges through
$200
interior of building.
17-3.1.1
Vertical opening is
$200
not enclosed or protected.
17-3.2.2
Hazardous areas are not
$100
properly protected.
17-3.4.4
Single station smoke
$100
detectors required in
guest rooms.
17-3.6.2
Nonconforming door
$200
between guest room
and interior corridor.
17-3.6.3
Doors between guest
$100
rooms and corridors
are not self -closing.
19-2.4.1
Inadequate number of
$200
exits.
19-2.7.1
Nonconforming exit
$200
discharge.
19-2.7.2
Nonconforming exit
$200
(buildings 3 stories
or less).
-23-
10954
19-2.7.2
Nonconforming exit
(buildings 4 stories
or less).
19-2.9.1
Emergency lighting
is not provided.
19-2.10.1
Exit signs are not
provided.
19-3.1.1
Vertical opening not
protected (buildings
4 stories or more).
19-3.1.1
Vertical opening not
protected (buildings
3 stories or less).
19-3.2.1
Hazardous area not
protected or separated.
19-3.4.1
Fire alarm system
required.
19-3.4.4.1
Single station smoke
detectors required in
all living units.
19-3.6.1
Exit access corridor
not protected.
19-3.6.2
Doors between living
units and corridors
not self -closing and
latching.
19-3.6.3
Doors between living
units and corridors
not fire rated.
19-3.7.1
Smoke barrier in
exit access corridor
not provided.
19-26
Violation orders not
corrected.
20-2.1.2
No second means of
escape or alternate
protection.
$200
$100
$100
$200
$200
$200
$200
$200
$200
$200
$200
$200
$100
$200
-24-
10954
20-3.1.1
Vertical opening not
$200
enclosed or protected.
20-3.3.2
No fire alarm system
$200
20-3.3.4
No single or multiple
$200
station smoke detectors.
20-3.4
Transfer grills,
$100
transoms, louvers
in exit corridors.
20-3.4
Guest room doors to
$100
corridors not self -
closing and latching.
25-2.4.1
Inadequate number of
$200
exits for Class "A"
and "B" stores.
25-2.4.2
Inadequate number of
$200
exits from Class "C"
stores.
25-2.5.5
Required aisle width
$100
inadequate.
25-2.5.6
Inadequate aisle width
$100
for Class A store.
25-2.5.6
No automatic sprinkler
$500
system.
25-2.6
Nonconforming travel
$200
distance.
25-.2.7
Nonconforming exit
$200
discharge.
25-2.8
Exit illumination is
$100
inadequate.
25-2.9
Emergency lighting is
$100
not provided for Class
"A" and Class "B" stores.
25-2.10
Exit signs are not
$100
provided.
25-3.1
Vertical openings are
$200
not protected or
enclosed.
-25-
10954
25-3.2.1
Hazardous area is not
$100
protected or separated.
27-2.4
Inadequate number of
$200
exits.
27-2.5.2
Common path of travel
$100
or dead end corridor
exceeds fifty (50) feet.
27-2.6
Nonconforming travel
$200
distances.
27-2.7.1
Nonconforming exit
$200
discharge.
27-2.7.2
Exit discharges through
$200
interior of building.
27-2.8
Exit lighting is
$100
inadequate.
27-2.9.1
Emergency lighting is
$100
not provided.
27-2.10
Exit sign is not
$100
provided.
27-3.1.1
Vertical opening is
$200
not protected or
enclosed.
27-3.2.1
Hazardous area is not
$100
protected or separated.
27-3.4.1
Fire alarm system
$200
required.
27-4.2.1
No approved sprinkler
$500
system for building
over seventh -five (75)
feet.
28-2.4.1
Inadequate number of
$200
exits.
28-2.6.1
Nonconforming travel
$200
distance.
28-2.7
Nonconforming exit
$200
discharge.
28-2.7.2
Exit discharges through
$200
interior of building.
-26-
i09 4
28-2.9.1
Emergency lighting is
$100
not provided.
28-2.10.1
Exit signs are not
$100
provided.
28-3.1.1
Vertical openings are
$200
not protected or enclosed.
29-2.4.1
Inadequate number of
$200
exits.
29-2.6.1
Nonconforming travel
$200
distance.
29-2.7
Nonconforming exit
$200
discharge.
29-2.7.2
Exit discharges through
$200
interior of building.
29-2.8.1
Exit lighting is
$100
inadequate.
29-2.9.1
Emergency lighting
$100
is not provided.
29-2.10
Exit signs are not
$100
provided.
29-3.1.1
Vertical opening is
$200
not enclosed or
protected.
31-1.2.1
Means of egress is
$100
obstructed.
31-1.3.1
Single/multiple
$100
station smoke detector
needs servicing/replacing.
31-1.3.1
Emergency lighting
$100
is not operable.
31-1.3.1
Required self -closers/
$100
latching devices
inoperative.
31-1.3.1
Fire escape stairs need
$100
maintenance.
31-1.6
Excessive storage of
$100
flammable liquids.
-27-
1095
31-1.6 Improper storage of $100
flammable liquids.
31-6.4.1 Emergency exit $100
diagram missing.
31-3.1.2 Fire drills not $100
conducted.
31-3.4.4 Wastebaskets/waste $100
containers are
nonconforming.
LIFE SAFETY CODE - NFPA #13 -1989 EDITION
4-2.5.1 Inadequate clearance $100
below sprinkler heads.
LIFE SAFETY CODE - NFPA 433 - 1989 EDITION
Chapter 8 Dangerous accumulation $200
of combustible residue
inside spray booth.
8-6 Metal waste cans $100
required.
8-11 "No Smoking" signs $100
missing.
LIFE SAFETY CODE - NFPA 414 - 1990 EDITION
4-1 Fire department $100
connections obstructed/
need caps.
LIFE SAFETY CODE - NFPA 130 - 1990 EDITION
Chapter 2 Nonconforming storage $200
of flammable and
combustible liquids.
LIFE SAFETY CODE - NFPA #96 - 1991 EDITION
8-2.1 Extinguishing system $100
for kitchen hood not
serviced.
STATE FIRE MARSHAL UNIFORM RULE
TRANSIENT PUBLIC LODGING ESTABLISHMENTS
4A-36.102 Inadequate staffing $200
ratio.
-28- 10954
4A-36.103(13)
Number of occupants
$200
exceeds approved
capacity.
4A-36.302(11)
Nonconforming locks.
$100
4A-36.302(12)
Fire evacuation plans
$100
and fire drills are
not provided.
4A-36.302(13)
Day care located on a
$200
floor above the height
permitted for the type
of constructions.
4A-43.010
No sprinkler system
$500
4A-43.011
No standpipe and
$500
hose system.
4A-43-009
No automatic smoke
$500
detection.
4A-48
Electrically supervised
$100
fire alarm system needs
service.
CONVENIENCE STORES
FLORIDA STATUTES - CHAPTER 90
90-346
Drop safe or cash
$100
management device
missing.
90-346
Parking area lighting
$100
report required.
90-346
Cash limitations sign
$100
missing.
90-346
Excessive window
$100
signage.
90-346
Excessive window
$100
tinting.
90-346
No height marker at
$100
entrance.
ZONING ORDINANCE [11000 OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI]
Art. 9,
Parking/storage of
$ 50
Sec. 917.12
inoperable/untagged
vehicles.
-29-
10954
Art.
9,
Illegal parking of
$100
Sec.
920.3
commercial vehicles
in residential zone.
Art.
21,
Working without a
$500
Sec.
2102
permit, building
and/or roofing, etc.
Art.
4,
Illegal mechanical
$200
Sec.
401
repairs prohibited.
Art.
4,
Outside sales not
$200
Sec.
401
permitted.
Art.
9,
Parking on unimproved
$ 50
Sec.
917.3
surfaces.
Art.
9,
Outside storage of
$200
Sec.
917.12
miscellaneous
materials, equipment
and/or debris.
Art.
9,
Provide vision
$500
Sec.
908.9
clearance.
Art.
21,
No Certificate of
$500
Sec.
2103.1
Use.
Art.
9,
No sign permit.
$500
Sec.
Art.
Boat in front
$100
Sec.
yard and/or major
recreational vehicle.
Art.
4,
Illegal units.
$500
Sec.
401
Art.
9,
Removal of required
$200
Sec.
917.3
landscape or failure
to maintain required
landscaping.
Art.
9,
Use of home as office
$500
Sec.
906.5
without Class I permit.
Art.
9,
Use of home as a
$500
Sec.
401
business -prohibited.
Art.
4,
More than three
$500
Sec.
401
unrelated adults in
one dwelling unit.
-30- 10954
Art. 9, Recreational vehicle $200
Sec. 920.2.3 used as a living
quarters.
Art. 9, Parking/storage of $100
Sec. 920.4 construction equipment
prohibited in
residential zone.
Art.
9,
Hedge/fence higher
$200
Sec.
908.6
than eight (8) feet
in residential zone
other than with required
visibility triangle.
Art.
9,
Carport, awning and/or
$500
Sec.
908.4
canopy without permit.
Art.
4,
Encroaching in
$500
Sec.
401
required yards/open
space.
Art.
4,
Tree removal without
$500
Sec.
401
permit (Environmental)
Art.
4,
Tree removal without
$500
Sec.
401
permit (Non -Environmental)
Art.
4,
Keeping vacant -
$500
Sec.
401
unsecured structure
which is considered
a "public nuisance".
Art.
6,
Failure to provide
$500
Sec.
612
six-foot high C.B.S.
wall.
Art.
4,
Schedule of District
$500
Sec.
401
Regulations - Illegal
rooming house.
Art.
4,
Illegal garage sale.
$ 50
Sec.
906.10
Art. 4, Occupying a live -aboard $500
Sec. 401 vessel (houseboat or
housebarge).
Art. 4, Barbed wire adjacent $200
Sec. 908.1 to residential.
Art. 9, Temporary political $100
Sec. 925.3.12 campaign signs.
-31- 10954
Art.
9,
Adult entertainment
$500
Sec.
937.1,
closer than 600 feet
Sec.
937.3
to residential zone
property.
Art.
4,
Adult entertainment
$500
Sec.
401
not permitted in C-1
zone property.
Art.
9,
Mobile homes parking
$500
Sec.
920.1
prohibited.
Art.
4,
Illegal mixed use.
$200
Sec.
401
Art.
9,
Parking truck(s) used
$200
Sec.
917.4
as storage space.
Art.
9,
No required off-street
$200
Sec.
917.12
parking to be used as
storage of materials
or supplies.
Art.
4,
Illegal C.B.R.F
$500
Sec.
401
without Certificate
of Use.
Art.
4,
Illegal shed.
$200
Sec.
401
Art.
4,
Illegal Rooming
$500
Sec.
401
House without a
Certificate of Use.
Art.
9
Eliminating or
$200
Sec.
917.13
reducing off-street
parking spaces.
Art.
9,
Failure to provide
$500
Sec.
917.1
required off-street
parking.
Art.
9,
Illegal office trailer.
$500
Sec.
920.1.2
Art.
9,
Removal of handicapped
$200
Sec.
917.3
sign.
Art.
9,
Improperly located
$ 50
Sec.
908.6
fence, wall or hedge.
-32- 10954
Art.
4,
Unlawfully establishing
$ 75
Sec.
401
an unusual or new use
without prior approval
at public hearing.
Art.
9,
Illegally maintaining
$ 50
Sec.
917.12
or depositing junk
or trash.
Art.
9,
Improperly using
$100
Sec.
920.2.3
recreational vehicle
or camping equipment.
Art.
4,
Maintaining a structure
$ 50
Sec.
401
encroaching in required
setbacks.
Art.
9,
Erection, construction,
$100
Sec.
925.2
posting, etc. of a sign
without a permit.
Art.
9,
Illegally maintaining
$100
Sec.
926.5.2
blinking or flashing
lights streamer lights,
pennants, etc.
Art.
9,
Illegal revolving or
$100
Sec.
926.6
rotating sign.
Art.
9,
Illegal use of sign
$100
Sec.
926.5
which uses word
"stop" or "danger".
Art.
4,
Illegal neon sign.
$100
Sec.
401
Art.
4,
Failure to provide
$100
Sec.
401
adequate number of
off-street parking
spaces.
Art.
9,
Failure to provide
$100
Sec.
917.3
proper surface for
parking area.
Art.
4,
Improper use of
$100
Sec.
401
parking area as
commercial parking lot.
Art.
4,
Illegally operating
$250
Sec.
401
a business in a
residential zone.
-33-
10954
Art. Illegal sale of fruit $250
Sec. or merchandise from open
stands or vacant lots.
Art. 4, Failure to conduct $250
Sec. 401 a business from a
completely enclosed
building.
Art. _,
Illegal storage of
$250
Sec.
materials or products
or illegal storage of
materials above the
height of a wall or fence.
Art. 9,
Failure to maintain
$250
Sec. 905.2
the wall required to
separate business from
residential property.
SOUTH FLORIDA
BUILDING CODE VIOLATIONS
SECTION
105.1(A)
Failure to maintain a
$100
building or structure
in a safe condition;
failure to maintain
devices or safeguards
in good working order.
105.2
Failure to remove
$100
debris equipment;
materials, or sheds.
105.3, 305.5
Failure to secure
$500
3324
buildings and equipment.
201.1(e)
Failure to comply with
$500
201.3(e)
lawful work stop order.
304.1
Failure to display
$ 50
permit card.
305.2
Failure to obtain
$250
mandatory inspection.
307.5
Unlawfully connecting
$500
utility service.
515
Failure to provide
$ 50
required handicapped
accessibility.
-34- 10954
3302.2
(a) Exceeding allowable obstruction $ 50
of the public right of way with
construction and/or demolition.
(b) Allowing materials to obstruct $ 50
fire hydrant, fire -alarm box, man-
hole, catch basin and restriction
of water flow to gutters.
3302.3
Failure to provide temporary $ 50
sidewalk which is properly
guarded and not less than 5
feet wide.
3302.4
Illegal obstruction of an alley $ 50
or portion thereof in connection
with construction or demolition.
3302.5
Failure to protect sidewalks and $ 50
pavements from damage incidental
to construction work.
3306.1 - Sidewalk shed
Failure to provide sidewalk shed $ 50
per S.F.B.C. - subsection (a),
(b), (o) and (d).
3306.2
Failure to provide construction $ 50
fence per S.F.B.C.
3318.8
Failure to prevent the falling $ 50
of paint or debris over public
sidewalks or other places of
public use.
4611.1
(a) Unlawful discharge of rainwater $ 50
or other liquid wastes or allowing
same to be disposed onto or across
public property or sidewalk."
-35-
10954
Section 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances insofar
as they are inconsistent or in conflict with the provisions of
this Ordinance are hereby repealed.
Section 3. If any section, part of a 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 13th day
of February , 1992.
PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING BY TITLE ONLY
this 12th day of
ATT
MAT HIRAI
CITY CLERK
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
PAMELA PRIDE-CHAVIES
ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY
APPROVED AS TO FORM
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MATTY HIRAI
City Clerk
April 24, 1992
Mr. Robert L. Laslie
Vice -President - Supplements
Municipal Code Corp.
P.O. Box 2235
Tallahassee, FL 32304
Dear Mr. Laslie:
CESAR H. ODIO
City Manager
Enclosed herewith please find a copy of the following Ordinances
which amend the Code of the City of Miami, Florida:
10954 10958 10963 10964 10966
If I can be of any further assistance, please do not hesitate to
call.
Very truly ours,
Valerie Greenwood
Deputy City Clerk
Enc. a/s
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK/3500 Pan American Drive/P.O. Box 330708/Miami, Florida 33233-0708/(305) 250-5360
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MATTY HIRAI
City Clerk
Ms. Janet Reno
State Attorney
1351 N.W. 12th Street
Miami, FL 33125
Dear Ms. Reno:
April 24, 1992
CESAR H. ODIO
City Manager
Enclosed herewith please find a copy of the following Ordinances
which amend the Code of the City of Miami, Florida:
10954 10958 10963 10964 10966
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•
DEPUTY CITY C ERK—
RECEIVED BY:
DATE:
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK/35W Pan American Drive/P.O. Box 330708/Miami, Florida 33233-0706/(305) 250-5360
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MATTY HIRAI
City Clerk
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April 24, 1992
Mrs. Priscilla Domenech
Court Operations Officer
1351 N.W. 12th Street, Rm 7-701
Miami, FL 33125
Dear Mrs. Domenech:
CESAR H. ODIO
City Manager
Enclosed herewith please find a copy of the following Ordinances
which amend the Code of the City of Miami, Florida:
10954 10958 10963 10964 10966
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:
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RECEIVED BY:
DATE:
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The Honorable Mayor
of the City Commissii
Cesar H. Odi
City Manager
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
Members DATE MAR - GD 1992
ISUKIK;I Ticketing Ordinance
REFERENCk3.
ENCLaS AM
FILE :
It is respectfully I recommended that the City Commission adopt' the attached
Ticketing Ordinance or Code Enforcement.
Due to the fact tha4 most violations do not come into compliance until there is
possibility of a file being imposed on the responsible party, it is recommended
that we adopt the proposed ordinance. This will allow the inspector to apply
immediate pressure t� correct the violation.
We need a system un er which violators can be fined immediately for breaking the
code, inspectors are given stronger enforcement power in order to bring violators
into compliance.
Ticketing will drastically reduce the number of cases taken to the Code
Enforcement Board, a d may eventually replace it altogether.
From January 1, 199-1 to December 31, 1991 there have been 2,370 cases presented
to the Code Enforcem-nt Board. This compares to 495 case in 1988, 1,024 in 1989,
and 2,294 in 1990 when we started the new, more aggresive procedures we presently
have.
The City of Miami's Planning, Building and Zoning Department has been looking at
ways to effectively nforce the codes of the City. Due to the legal procedure
involved and the inc,eased amount of cases presented at each hearing, it takes an
average of two month before a case can be heard by the Board.
The proposed TicketImmediate
ng Ordinance is a way of expediting the time of compliance
and eliminating a of of paperwork. It also would make it possible for the
Inspector to issue ickets and reduce the number of cases which need to be heard
by. the Code Enforcment Board. This would be a way of forcing violators to
comply by facing an fine.
The present system allows violators an average of two months of non-compliance
before having to fade the penalties imposed by the Code Enforcement Board. As a
result, most people wait until the hearing to comply. Some repeat the violation
a few days later, w ich brings us back to square one, start another case and wait
another two months for a hearing. This is all time consumming and allows the
violators to continu.L% in violation with no immediate penalty.
This ordinance will
come before you for second reading on March 12, 1992. Only
minor corrections been made in the schedule of fines since the first
reading. 10954
MIAMI 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
Sookie Williams, who on oath says that she is the Vice
President of Legal Advertising of the 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
RE: ORDINANCE NO. 10954
X X X
inthe ......................................... Court,
was published in said newspaper in the issues of
March 23, 1992
Affiant further says that 'the said Miami Review is a
newspaper published at Miami in said Dade County, Florida,
and that the said 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 said
Dade Covhty, Florida, for a period of one year next preceding
the first ptblication of the attached copy of advertisement; and
affiant further says that she has neither paid nor promised any
person, firm or corporation any discount, rebate, commission
or refund for the pur�pse of securing this advertisement for
pubilicatfon in the saRlAnewsoaoer.
Swoq+ld *aµbscribed before me this
23rd 4;e
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day of ........ }..., A.D. 19.......
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'OFFICIAL NOTARY SEAL"
CRISTINA INGELMO
MY C0,44. EXP. 4/5/95
CITY OF MIAM19 FLORIDA
LEGAL NOTICE
All interested persons will take notice that on the 12th day of
March, 1992, the City Commission of Miami, Florida, adopted the
following titled ordinances:
ORDINANCE NO. 10952
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING FOUR (4) NEW SPECIAL
REVENUE FUNDS ENTITLED: "JTPA TITLE I (PY191)", "JTPA
TITLE II-A/ENTERPRISE ZONE (PY'91)", "JTPA TITLE III/PAN
AM (PY'91)" AND "DHRSIRCA (PY'91)", AND APPROPRIAT-
ING FUNDS FOR THE OPERATION OF EACH COMPONENT
IN THE RESPECTIVE AMOUNTS OF $34,118, $96,520,
$144,400 AND $75,718 FROM U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
GRANT AWARDS THROUGH THE SOUTH FLORIDA
EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING CONSORTIUM;
CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABIL-
ITY CLAUSE.
ORDINANCE NO. 10953
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A NEW SPECIAL REVE-
NUE FUND ENTITLED: "EMERGENCY SHELTER GRANT
OF
SAME) INATHEOPRIATING FUNS FOR AMOUNT OF $287,000 ROMATHE NU.S.
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
(USHUD) 1992 EMERGENCY SHELTER GRANT;
CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABIL-
ITY CLAUSE.
ORDINANCE NO. 10954
AN ORDINANCE AMENDINGTICLE X, OF
THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, AS
AMENDED, ENTITLED "CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD",
THEREBY CHANGING THE TITLE OF SAID ARTICLE TO
"CODE ENFORCEMENT", AND BY ADDING NEW SECTIONS
2-401 THROUGH 2-409 TO PROVIDE FOR: (A) THE CREA-
TION OF THE POSITION(S) OF HEARING OFFICER(S); (B)
QUALIFICATIONS, APPOINTMENT, AND COMPENSATION
FOR SAID OFFICERS; (C) ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES
FOR CIVIL INFRACTIONS, PENALTIES, HEARINGS AND
APPEAL, AND RECOVERY OF CIVIL PENALTIES; FURTHER
PROVIDING THAT PROVISIONS OF THIS ORDINANCE ARE
SUPPLEMENTAL TO OTHER CODE ENFORCEMENT PRO-
VISIONS AND PROCEDURES; PROVIDING A FEE SCHED-
ULE OF CIVIL PENALTIES; PROVIDING A REPEALER PRO-
VISION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE AND AN EFFEC-
TIVE DATE.
Said ordinances may be inspected by the public at the Office of
the City Clerk, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida, -Monday
through Friday, excluding holidays, between the hours of 8:00 a.m.
and 5:00 p.m.
(0453) OzY os y
W +MATTY HIRAI
CITY CLERK
°o oT MIAMI, FLORIDA
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