HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1991-10-03 Marked AgendaI
MAYOR XAVIER L. SUAREZ�?''^
VICE MAYOR J.L. PLUMMER, JR. ' ►-� - CITY MANAGER CESAR H. ODIO
COMMISSIONER DR. MIRIAM ALONSO INCDAe ONATED
COMMISSIONER MILLER 1. DAWKINS lie
COMMISSIONER VICTOR H. DE YURRE
MEETING DATE: October 3, 1991
CITY HALL 3500 PAN AMERICAN DRIVE
CITY ORDINANCE NO. 10087, ADOPTED MARCH 18, 1986, AS AMENDED,
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COMMITTEES AND THE CITY COMMISSION TO REGISTER WITH THE CITY
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AMENDED ORDINANCE IS AVAILABLE IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK,
CITY HALL.
THIS MEETING SHALL CONVENE AT 9:00 AM
AT 3500 PAN AMERICAN DRIVE, CITY HALL
THIS MEETING SHALL RECONVENE AT 2:00 PM,
FOLLOWING THE LUNCH RECESS, AT THE
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APPEARING ON THE AGENDA IS AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION DURING
BUSINESS HOURS AT THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK IN CITY HALL.
ANY PERSON WHO SEEKS TO ADDRESS THE CITY COMMISSION ON ANY ITEM
APPEARING ON THIS AGENDA IS INVITED TO DO SO AND SHALL AS SOON
AS POSSIBLE INFORM THE CITY CLERK OF HIS/HER DESIRE TO SPEAK,
GIVING THE CITY CLERK HIS/HER NAME. AT THE TIME THE ITEM 1;
HEARD, THAT PERSON SHOULD APPROACH THE MICROPHONE AND WAIT TO
BE RECOGNIZED BY THE MAYOR WHO PRESIDES OVER THE CITY
COMMISSION MEETING.
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Should any person desire to appeal any decision of the Miami
City Commission with respect to any matter to be considered at
this meeting, that person shall ensure that a verbatim record
of the proceedings Is made Including all testimony and evidence
upon which any appeal may be based.
J The City Commission has established a policy that the lunch
recess will begin at the conclusion of deliberations of the
agenda Item being considered at 12:00 noon; further, that
i Commission meetings will adJourn at the conclusion of
3. deliberations on the agenda item being considered at 9:00 PM.
(Resolution No. 87-115)
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SPECIALLY SCHEDULED ITEM
Item 1 has been scheduled to be heard
at 9.05 AM. The City Commission
shall consider this Item at the
specified time or thereafter as may
be announced.
CONSENT AGENDA
Item 2 which Is comprised of Items
CA-1 through CA-14 has been scheduled
to be heard I n the numbered sequence
or as announced by the Commission.
GENERAL LEGISLATIVE ITEMS
Items 3 through 25 may be heard In
the numbered sequence or as announced
by the Commission.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Item 26 has been advertised to be
heard at 11:00 AM.*
Item 27 has been advertised to be
heard at 11:05 AM.*
Item 28 has been advertised to be
heard at 11:10 AM.*
Item 29 has been advertised to. be
heard at 11:15 AM.*
Item 30 has been advertised to be
heard at 11:26 AM.*
Item 31 has been advertised to be
heard at 11:30 AM.*
* The City Commission shall consider
these Items at the specified times
or thereafter as may be announced.
PERSONAL APPEARANCES
Items 32 through 38 have been
scheduled to be heard after 2:00 PM.*
Items 39 through 46 have been
scheduled to be heard after 3:00 PM.*
* The City Commission shall consider
these Items at the specified times
or thereafter as may be announced.
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DISCUSSION ITEMS
Items 47 and 48 have been scheduled
to be heard after 4:00 PM. The City
Commission shall consider this Item
at the specified time or thereafter
as may be announced.
SPECIALLY SCHEDULED PUBLIC HEARINGS
Item 49 has been advertised to be
heard at 5:00 PM.*
(NOTE: Item 50 Is related to Item 49
and may be considered at this time.)
Item 51 has been scheduled to be
heard at 6:30 PM.*
* The City Commission shall consider
these I tems at the spec I f I ed t Imes
or thereafter as may be announced.
SPECIALLY SCHEDULED DISCUSSION ITEM
Item 53 has been scheduled to be
heard In the numbered sequence or as
announced by the Commission.
9:00 AM INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
A.
B.
9:05 AM
1.
PRESENTATIONS & PROCLAMATIONS
Approving the minutes of the Special City
Commission meeting of September 5. 1991.
SPECIALLY SCHEDULED ITEM
RESOLUTION - (J-91-748) - (APPOINTING CITY
ATTORNEY)
E i ect I ng and app0 I nt I ng A.QUINN JONES III
as City Attorney of the City of Miami,
Florida, to hold office until the first
meeting following the next regular City
election as provided for in the City
Charter; further, validating, ratifying
and confirming all prior actions which may
have been taken on and since August 31,
1991 by A. Quinn Jones, 111. while servina
orney.
DELIVERED
SEE SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA
APPROVED
MOVED ALONSO
SECONDED ; PLUMMER
UNANIMOUS
M-91-700
MOVED DE YURRE
SECONDED : DAWKINS
UNANIMOUS
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R-91-701
MOVED PLUMMER
SECONDED : DE YURRE
UNANIMOUS
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2• CONSENT AGENDA
Unless a member of the City Commission wishes
to remove a specific Item from this portion of
the agenda, Items CA-1 through CA-14 constitute
the Consent Agenda. These resolutions are
self-explanatory and are not expected to
require additional review or discussion. Each
Item will be recorded as Individually numbered
resolutions, adopted unanimously by the
following motion:
"...that the Consent Agenda comprised of
Items CA-1 through CA-14 beadopted..."
The Mayor or City Clerk shall state the
following: "Before the vote on adopting Items
Included In the Consent Agenda is taken, Is
there anyone present who is an objector or
proponent that wishes to speak on any Item In
the Consent Agenda? Hearing none, the vote on
the adoption of the Consent Agenda will now be
taken."
CA-1. RESOLUTION - (J-91-768) - (ACCEPTING
RENEWABLE BID)
Accepting the bid of JR Alvarez Land
Clearing (a Hispanic_/Miami vendor) for the
furnishing of grounds maintenance services
at the Fire Tralning Center for the
Department of General Services
Administration and Solid --Waste/Property
Maintenance Division at a total proposed
annual cost of $5,880.00; allocating funds
therefor from the 1991-92 Operating Budget
Account Code No. 420401-670; authorizing
the City Manager to instruct the Chief
Procurement Officer to issue a purchase
order for this service and thereafter to
extend this contract two (2) additional
one (1) year periods at the same prices,
terms and conditions, subject to the
availability of funds.
R-91-702
MOVED
SECONDED
UNANIMOUS
DAWKINS
PLUMMER
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CONSENT AGENDA CONT'D
CA-2. RESOLUTION - (J-91-772) - (ACCEPTING BID)
Accepting the bid of Orlando Fire
Equipment (a non-minority/non-local
vendor) for furnishing 440 back
support/safetysupport/safety belts for the Department of
General Services Administration and Solid
Waste at a total proposed cost of
$13,229.00; allocating funds therefor from
the 1990-91 Operating Budget, Account Code
No. 421201-076; authorizing the City
Manager to Instruct the Chief Procurement
Officer to issue a purchase order for this
acquisition.
CA-3. RESOLUTION - (J-91-769) - (ACCEPTING BID)
Accepting the bid of Altec Industries,
Inc. (a non-minority/non-local vendor) for
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furnishing one (1) aerial bucket truck for
the General Services Administration and
Solid Waste Department at a total proposed
cost of $58,236.00; allocating funds
therefor from Capital Improvement Project
No. 341178, Account Code No. 319301-840;
authorizing the City Manager to Instruct
the Chief Procurement Officer to Issue a
M purchase order for this equipment.
CA-4 . RESOLUTION - ( J-91-=45"8') - (ACCEPTING
RENEWABLE BID)
Accepting the bid of Digital Equipment
Corporation (a non-minorlty/Dade Countv
vendor) for the furnishing of basic system
support services for the City's Geographic
Information System for a period of one (1)
year with the option to extend for four
(4) additional one (1) year periods upon
the same terms and conditions for the
Department of Police at a total first year
cost of $6,930.36; allocating funds
therefor from the 1-991-92 Operating
Budget, Account Code Number 290201-670;
authorizing the City Manager to Instruct
the Chief Procurement Officer to issue a
purchase order for this service and
thereafter to extend this contract
annually, subject to the availability of
funds.
R-91-703
MOVED
SECONDED
UNANIMOUS
R-91-704
MOVED
SECONDED
UNANIMOUS
R-91-705
MOVED
SECONDED
UNANIMOUS
DAWKINS
PLUMMER
DAWKINS
PLUMMER
DAWKINS
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CONSENT AGENDA CONT'D
CA-5. RESOLUTION - (J-91-771) - (ACCEPTING BID)
Accepting the bid of Home Computer and
Office Products d/b/a Cascade Development
Co. (a black/Dade County vendor) for
furnishing two (2) IBM compatible computer
systems for the Department of Police at a
total proposed cost of $6,400.00, with
funds previously allocated from the Law
Enforcement Trust Fund, Project No.
690001; authorizing the City Manager to
Instruct the Chief Procurement Officer to
Issue a purchase order for this equipment.
CA-6. RESOLUTION - (J-91-767) - (ACCEPTING
RENEWABLE BID)
Accepting the bid of Mardel Photo Suppl
(a Hispanic/Dade County vendor) for
furnishing photographic supplies on a
contract basis for a period of one year
with the option to extend for one
additional one year period for the Police
Department at a total estimated first year
cost of $63,501.00; allocating funds
therefor from the Police Department 1991-
92 Operating Budget, Account Code No.
290201-722; authorizing the City Manager
to Instruct the Chief Procurement Officer
to Issue a purchase order for these
supplies and thereafter to extend this
contract for an additional one year period
at the same price, terms and conditions
subject to the availability of funds.
CA-7. RESOLUTION - (J-91-782) - (AUTHORIZING
EXECUTION OF AN AMENDMENT TO AN AGREEMENT)
Authorizing the City Manager to execute an
amendment to an agreement dated August 3,
1990, in substantially the attached form,
with Sharpton, Brunson and Company, P.A.,
Certified Public Accountants, increasing
compensation, In an amount not to exceed
$1,258.25, for services rendered pursuant
to a request by the City related to
performing additional analyses of the
financial capabilities of the selected
developer (Bayslde Seafood Restaurant,
Inc. and the Virginia Key Marina, Inc.) to
develop the Virginia Key Basin Property;
allocating funds therefor from FY 1991-92
budgeted funds of the Department of
Development and Housing Conservation,
Account No. 590101-280.
R-91-706
MOVED : DAWKINS
SECONDED : PLUMMER
UNANIMOUS
R-91-707
MOVED : DAWKINS
SECONDED : PLUMMER
UNANIMOUS
R-91-708
MOVED : DAWKINS
SECONDED : PLUMMER
UNANIMOUS
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CONSENT AGENDA CONT'D
CA-8. RESOLUTION - (J-91-760) - (ACCEPTING
GRANT)
AcceDting a Federal Labor -Management
Cooperation Program Grant in the amount of
$62,088; authorizing the City Manager to
enter Into an agreement, In a form
acceptable to the City Attorney, with the
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
for the City to provide_ Labor -Management
Committee Support services in connection
with said grant.
CA-9. RESOLUTION - (J-91-763) - (AUTHORIZING
EXECUTION OF DECLARATION OF OFFICIAL
INTENT)
Authorizing -the execution and filing of
Declaratlons of Official Intent with
respect to reimbursements from note and
bond proceeds of temporary advances made
for capital expenditures and related
matters; providing an effective date.
CA-10. RESOLUTION - (J-91-789) - (APPOINTING BOND
COUNSEL)
Authorizing the City Attorney to engage
the law firms of Holland and- Knight_ and
Kubicki, Draper, Gallagher and McGrane to
provide bond counsel services for the
refinancing of the Off -Street Parking
Department's Subordinated Debt of
$6,065,000, with funds for said services,
In an amount not to exceed $17,000, plus
expenses, being allocated from the
proceeds of such refinancing.
R-91-714
MOVED DAWKINS
SECONDED PLUMMER
UNANIMOUS
R-91-709
MOVED ! DAWKINS
SECONDED : PLUMMER
UNANIMOUS
R-91-717
MOVED a DAWKINS
SECONDED PLUMMER
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CONSENT AGENDA CONT'D
CA-11. RESOLUTION - (J-91-786) - (ENDORSING
EFFORTS OF ORGANIZATION)
Endorsina and supporting the civic efforts
of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation to
conduct 'Bike -the -Bay', a countywide
bicycle tour through several
municipalities, including the City of
Miami, to raise funds for the victims of
Cystic Fibrosis.
CA-12. RESOLUTION - (J-91-784) - (APPROVING USE
OF STREETS)
Approving the use of certain streets and
thorouiahfares In Coconut Grove during the
Orange Bowl 10K Race to be conducted by
the Miami Runners Club, Inc., on December
28, 1991 between the hours of 8:00 AM and
11:00 AM, subject to the Issuance of
permits by the Departments of Police and
Fire, Rescue and Inspection Services;
authorizing the Police Department to
control traffic flow on the streets to be
utilized as part of the race course;
conditioning all approvals and
authorizations herein upon the organizers
paying for all necessary costs of City
services and fees associated with said
event and obtaining Insurance to protect
the City in the amount as prescribed by
the City Manager or his designee.
R-91-710
MOVED . DAWKINS
SECONDED : PLUMMER
UNANIMOUS
R-91-711
MOVED DAWKINS
SECONDED PLUMMER
UNANIMOUS
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CA-13. RESOLUTION - (J-91-785) - (AUTHORIZING R-91-712
STREET CLOSURES, ESTABLISHMENT OF A MOVED : DAWKINS
PEDESTRIAN MALL & AN AREA PROHIBITED TO SECONDED : PLUMMER
RETAIL PEDDLERS) UNANIMOUS
Related to the 1991 Miami Book Fair
International Street Festival to be
conducted by Miami Book Fair
International, Inc. on November 15-17,
1991; authorizing the closure of
designated streets to through vehicular
traffic and establishing a temporary
pedestrian mall subject to the Issuance of
permits by the Departments of Police and
Fire, Rescue and Inspection Services;
further establishing an area prohibited to
retail peddlers during the period of the
event; conditioning all approvals and
authorizations herein upon the organizers
paying for all necessary costs of City
services and fees associated with said
event and obtaining Insurance to protect
the City in the amount prescribed by the
City Manager or his designee.
CA-14. RESOLUTION - (J-91-783) - (AUTHORIZING USE
R-91-713
OF STREETS)
MOVED : DAWKINS
SECONDED : PLUMMER
Authorizing the use of certain streets and
UNANIMOUS
thoroughfares In the Coconut Grove area
during the "Baby Boomer" 10K and 5K Road
Race, to be conducted by the Miami Runners
Club, Inc. on December 1, 1991, between
the hours of 8:00 AM and 11:00 AM, subject
to the Issuance of permits by the
Departments of Police and Fire, Rescue and
Inspection Services; authorizing the
Police Department to control traffic flow
on the streets to be utilized as part of
the race course; conditioning all
approvals and authorizations herein upon
the organizers paying for all necessary
costs of City services and fees associated
with said event and obtaining Insurance to
protect the City In the amount as
prescribed by the City Manager or his
designee.
END OF CONSENT AGENDA
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NOTE: Items 3 through 25 may be heard in the
.� numbered sequence or as announced by the
Commission.
CITY COMMISSION REQUESTED REPORTS
This portion of the Agenda Is separately
designated for the purpose of providing
and securing City Commission Information,
direction and guidance in significant
pending and concluded matters, Including
matters not specifically set forth in this
section.
Legislation may result from City
Commission consideration of any matter
herein.
3. Pursuant to Commission directive at its
meeting of January 10, 1991, report on
Implementation of recommendations of the
Overtown Independent Review Panel.
END OF CITY COMMISSION REQUESTED REPORTS
ORDINANCES - EMERGENCY
4. EMERGENCY ORDINANCE - (J-91-776)
(4/5THS VOTE)
(NOTE: This Item is being requested on an
emergency basis because the Task Force
responsible for the detection and
apprehension of Individuals selling crack
on the streets of the City of Miami has
had to curtail its operations resulting In
an increase in the number of crack sales
and crack dealers In the area.)
Amending Ordinance No. 10451, as amended,
adopted on July 14, 1988, establishing
resources and appropriations for the
"Miaml Police Crack Cocaine" Fund,
Increasing the amount by $990.326 as a
result of project income and interest;
containing a repealer provision and
severabllity clause.
DISCUSSED
EMERGENCY ORDINANCE
10923
MOVED : PLUMMER
SECONDED : DAWKINS
UNANIMOUS
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ORDINANCES - SECOND READING
NOTE: Any proposed ordinance Iisted as an Item
for second reading on this section may be
adopted as an emergency measure, upon
being so determined by the City
Commission.
5. SECOND READING ORDINANCE - (J-91-723)
Establishing a new special revenue fund
entitled: "EMS First Aid Resource Trainina
(FY '92)"; appropriating funds for the
operation of same In the amount of
$25,453, in the form of a grant from the
State of Florida, Department of Health and
Rehabilitative Services; and a like amount
as follows: $12,941 from FY '91-'92
General Fund: Department of Fire, Rescue
and Inspection Services; and $12,512 in -
kind match of salaries; for a total
appropriation of $50,906; containing a
repealer provision and a severabiiity
clause.
Date First Reading: Sept 11, 1991
Moved Vice Mayor Plummer
Second Comm Alonso
Vote Unanimous
6. SECOND READING ORDINANCE - (J-91-678)
Amending Section 1 of Ordinance No. 10202,
adopted January 8, 1986,.......as amended, by
increasing appropriations to the special
revenue fund entitled: "Handicapped
Division Fund Raising Program" by $60,000,
composed of monies generated through fund-
raising efforts of the City of Miami's
Handicapped Division and private
donations; containing a repealer provision
and a severabllity clause.
Date First Reading: Sept 11, 1991
Moved Vice Mayor Plummer
Second Comm Alonso
Vote Unanimous
ORDINANCE
MOVED
SECONDED
ABSENT
ORDINANCE
MOVED
SECONDED
ABSENT
10924
PLUMMER
ALONSO
DE YURRE
10925
: PLUMMER
: ALONSO
: DE YURRE
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ORDINANCES SECOND READING CONT'D
7. SECOND READING ORDINANCE - (J-91-455)
Amending Section 53-118 of the Code of the
City of Miami, Florida, as amended, which
pertains to rental rates and associated
charges and conditions at the Miami Marine
Stadium by changing the classification of
events upon which stadium use charges are
based and increasing said charges; by
Including the costs of Police Department
personnel as an event cost payable by
event sponsors; by Increasing the user fee
for the stadium parking lot and by
Increasing the percentage of extra
complimentary admission tickets which may
be Issued by event sponsors based on the
total number of event tickets sold;
containing a repealer provision and a
severabillty clause.
Date First Reading
as modified Sept 11, 1991
Moved Vice Mayor Plummer
Second Comm Alonso
Vote Unanimous
ORDINANCE 10926
(AS MODIFIED)
MOVED : PLUMMER
SECONDED : DAWKINS
ABSENT : DE YURRE
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8.
ORDINANCES - SECOND READING CONT'D
SECOND READING ORDINANCE - ( J-91-669 )
ORDINANCE 10927
MOVED : DE YURRE
Amending Section 2-13 , entitled "Order of
SECONDED : DAWKINS
Business and Rules of Procedure", of the
NOES . PLUMMER AND
Code of the City of Miami, Florida, as
ALONSO
amended, by expressly providing that any
citizen is entitled, as of right, to be
_placed on the Regular City Commission
_Meeting Agenda for the presentation of
Information and material to be considered
by the Commission; also providing that the
City Attorney and the City Clerk may place
Items on the Commission agenda which
agenda is to be prepared by the City
Manager In a form approved by the City
Commission; further restricting a
citizen's opportunity to address the
Commission on those matters which are not
expressly scheduled for public hearing or
public discussion; declaring that except
for scheduled public hearings and for
those matters upon which public discussion
Is scheduled, no citizen Is entitled, as
of right, to speak on any agenda item
which Is before the Commission; providing
that speakers addressing the City
Commission be limited to two (2) minutes
unless such time is extended by the
Commission Chairperson; further
establishing the rule that unless
impractical, the agenda portion entitled
'Consent Agenda" be scheduled among the
initial Items for Commission consideration
at Its meetings and that the portions of
the agenda entitled "Public Hearing",
"Personal Appearances", and "Public
Discussion" be scheduled no earlier than
4:00 PM on the date of any Commission
meeting; containing a repealer provision
and a severablilty clause.
Date First Reading: Sept 11, 1991
Moved Vice Mayor Plummer
Second Comm DeYurre
(Y) Suarez, Dawkins
(N) Alonso
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9. SECOND READING ORDINANCE - (J-91-657)
Amending Article III of Chapter 38, as
amended, of the Code of the City of Miami,
Florida, entitled "Bayfront Park
Management Trust", to establish a
dedicated revenue source for the MIldred
and Claude Pepper Fountain located In
Bayfront Park and to provide that the
Bayfront Park Management Trust may
establish use charges for the use of
tents, ticket booths, fencing, tables and
chairs owned by Bayfront Park Management
Trust and for use in the Bayfront Park;
containing a repealer provision and a
severablllty clause.
Date First Reading: Sept 11, 1991
Moved Vice Mayor Plummer
Second Comm DeYurre
Vote Unanimous
ORDINANCES - FIRST READING
NOTE: Any proposed ordinance listed as an Item
for first reading on this section may be
adopted as an emergency measure, upon
being so determined by the City
Commission.
10. FIRST READING ORDINANCE - (J-91-797)
Granting to Peoples Gas Systems Inc.. Its
successors and assigns, a gas franchise;
authorizing the City Manager, In a form
acceptable to the City Attorney, to
execute an agreement between the City of
Miami and Peoples Gas System to Implement
the provisions of said franchise;
containing a repealer provision,
severabillty clause, and providing for an
effect i ve• date .
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ORDINANCE 10928
MOVED ALONSO
SECONDED PLUMMER
UNANIMOUS
SEE RELATED
R-91-715
MOVED : PLUMMER
SECONDED : DE YURRE
UNANIMOUS
DEFERRED BY
M-91-716
MOVED
SECONDED
UNANIMOUS
PLUMMER
ALONSO
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ORDINANCES - FIRST READING CONT'D
11. FIRST READING ORDINANCE - (J-91-806)
Amending Section 1, 2, and 6 of Ordinance
No. 10794, the Annual Appropriations
Ordinance for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1991 adopted September 27,
1990, as amended, for the purpose of
Implementing budgetary adjustments to
comply with generally accepted accounting
principles as outlined by the City' s
external auditors; containing a repealer
provision and a severability clause.
RESOLUTIONS
12. RESOLUTION - (J-91-762) - (APPROVING
REJECTION OF PROTEST)
Approving the Chief Procurement Officer's
decision to reject the protest from First
Capital Group, Inc., Realty, in connection
with the City's Request for Proposals
(RFP) for the management, operation and
maintenance of a concession at Paul Walker
Park, as it has been determined to be
without merit.
NOTE: This item Is a companion Item to Item 13.
13. RESOLUTION - (J-91-755) - (AUTHORIZING
EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT)
Authorizing the City Manager to execute a -
management agreement, in substantially the
attached form, with the Latin American
Gourmet Restaurant, Inc. in response to a
request for proposals for the management,
operation and maintenance of the Paul
Walker Park Food and Beverage Concession
located at 46 West Flagler Street, Miami,
Florida, for a period of five (5) years
with an option to renew for one additional
five (5) year period at the sole
discretion of the City Manager for a
management fee of $750.00 per month or
fifteen percent (15%) of monthly gross
receipts, whichever is greater.
NOTE: This Item Is a companion Item to Item 12.
FIRST READING
MOVED : PLUMMER
SECONDED : DE YURRE
UNANIMOUS
R-91-718
MOVED
SECONDED
UNANIMOUS
: PLUMMER
: ALONSO
ERRED BY
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MOVED DE YURRE
SECONDED D INS
UNANIMOUS
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R-91-736
MOVED
: DE YURRE
SECONDED
: PLUMMER
UNANIMOUS
CITY COMMISSION AGENDA
MEETING DATE: October 3, 1991 PAGE NO: 16
RESOLUTIONS CONT'D
14. RESOLUTION - (J-91-777) - (APPROVING
REJECTION OF BID PROTEST)
Aoorovina the Chief Procurement Officer's
decision to reject the protest from Urban
Constructors, Inc., In connection with the
second Informal bidding for the Curtis
Park Redevelopment - Fieldwork Project, as
It has been determined to be without
merit.
NOTE: This Item is a companion item to item 15.
15. RESOLUTION - (J-91-775) - (ACCEPTING BID &
AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF CONTRACT)
Accepting the bid of Marks Brothers, Inc.
(a woman/Dade County contractor), in an
_amount not to exceed $449,874.50, total
bid of the proposal, for Curtis Park
Redevelopment - Fieldwork Project B-2983-
H; with monies therefor allocated from the
Fiscal Year 1990-91 Capital Improvement
Ordinance No. 10782, Project No. 331353,
In the amount of $449,874.50 to cover the
contract cost and $88.791.74 to cover the
estimated expenses, for an estimated total
of $538,666.24; and authorizing the City
Manager to execute a contract with said
firm.
NOTE: This Item is a companion item to item 14.
Office of the City Clerk
16. RESOLUTION - (J-91-653) - (ESTABLISHING
COMMITTEE)
Establishing a committee composed of one
member of the City Commission and the City
--Attorney, or his designee, to assist the
City Clerk in the canvassing of election
results on the nights of the elections
scheduled for November 5 and November 12.
1991, providing that no Commissioner shall
be so designated who Is a candidate for
office at any regular election where
candidates for the City Commission are
being nominated or elected; further
,t
designating eeor MAYOR SUAREZ
to serve on said committee for the
elections scheduled for November 5 and 12,
1991.
R-91-720
MOVED ALONSO
SECONDED DE YURRE
UNANIMOUS
R-91-721
(AS MODIFIED)
MOVED : ALONSO
SECONDED : DE YURRE
UNANIMOUS
R-91-724
MOVED
SECONDED
UNANIMOUS
: PLUMMER
: DAWKINS
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RESOLUTIONS CONT'D
Department of Finance
17. RESOLUTION - (J-91-765) - (APPROVING
PARTICIPATION IN PROGRAM)
Approving the participation by the City of
Miami In the Florida League of Cities
First Municipal Loan Council's Capital
Financing Assistance Program.
Department of General Services
Administration/Solid Waste
18. RESOLUTION - (J-91-468) - (ACCEPTING
RENEWABLE BIDS)
Accepting the bids of: Balado National
Tires (a Hispanic/Miami vendor) In the
amount of $86,425.70; Fedan Tire Company
(a Hispanic/Dade County vendor) in the
amount of $10,601.00; Martino Tire Company
(a non-minority/Dade County vendor) In the
amount of $92,836.35; Miami Tiresoles,
Inc. (a non-minority/Dade County vendor)
In the amount of $2,053.20; Palmetto
Kawasaki (a Hispanic/Dade County vendor)
In the amount of $8,776.00; Goodyear Tire
(a non-minority/Dade County vendor) in the
amount of $36,084.31; Lynn Strickland (a
non--minority/Dade County, vendor)- in the
amount of $50,619.20; and Southwest Cycle
Co. (a woman/Dade County vendor) in the
amount of $3,290.50 for a total amount of
$290,586.96 for furnishing vehicles tires
and tubes; allocating funds therefor from
the FY '91-92 General Services
Administration and Solid Waste/Fleet
Management Division, Account Code No.
420901-721 ($215,198.42) and the Fire,
Rescue and Inspection Services Department
FY '90-'91 Account Code No. 280701-721
($38,847.00) and FY 191-192 ($40,541.54);
authorizing the City Manager to instruct
the Chief Procurement Officer to issue
Purchase orders for these supplies and
thereafter to extend these contracts for
an additional one year period at the same
price and upon the same terms and
conditions, subject to the availability of
funds.
R-91-725
MOVED ; DAWKINS
SECONDED ; DE YURRE
UNANIMOUS
R-91-726
MOVED : PLUMMER
SECONDED : DE YURRE
NOES : ALONSO
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MEETING DATE: October 3, 1991 PAGE NO: 18
RESOLUTIONS CONT'D
19. RESOLUTION - (J-91-770) - (ACCEPTING BID)
Accepting the bid of Maroone Chevrolet,
Inc. (a non-minority/non-local vendor) for
furnishing 100 police pursuit and patrol
vehicles to the General Services
Administration and Solid Waste Department
for a total proposed cost of
$1,468,405.00; said vehicles to be
acquired through a 36-month lease purchase
plan offered by the manufacturer or by
another financial institution; Allocating
funds therefor from the Department of
General Services Administration and Solid
Waste Operating Budget, Account Code No.
420901-880; authorizing the City Manager
to Instruct the Chief Procurement Officer
to issue a purchase order for these
vehicles.
Department of Police
20. RESOLUTION - (J-91-764) - (RATIFYING
ACTION OF CITY MANAGER)
Ratifying, confirming and approving the
City Manager's extension of Bid No. 88-89-
159, with InterAmerlcan -Car Rental. Inc.
(a non-minority/Miami vendor), providing
for the provision of rental vehicles,
under the same terms and conditions as
authorized by Resolution No. 89-1056,
adopted November 30, 1989, at a cost of
$5360640; further authorizing the
expenditure of said funds from the Law
Enforcement Trust Fund.
R-91-727
MOVED
SECONDED
NOES
R-91-728
MOVED
SECONDED
ABSENT
PLUMMER
SUAREZ
ALONSO AND
DAWKINS
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PLUMMER
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MEETING DATE: October 3. 1991 PAGE NO: 19
BOARDS AND COMMITTEES
21. RESOLUTION - (J-91-262) - (APPOINTING
R-91-730
MEMBERS)
MOVED
: SUAREZ
SECONDED
: PLUMMER
Appointing certain Individuals to serve as
ABSENT
: DAWKINS
members of the City of Miami Office of
Professional Compliance Advisory Panel for
the term of office as designated herein.
22. RESOLUTION - (J-91-437) - (APPOINTING
R-91-729
MEMBERS)
MOVED
: ALONSO
SECONDED
: DE YURRE
Appointing three Individuals to serve as
ABSENT
: DAWKINS
members of the City of Miami Affirmative
Action Advisory Board.
23. RESOLUTION
- (J-91-496) -
(APPOINTING
M-91-731
MEMBERS)
MOVED :
ALONSO
SECONDED :
DE YURRE
Appointing
two Individuals as
members of
ABSENT :
DAWKINS
the City
of Miami Florida, Hea I t h
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Fac i l l t l es
Authority.
R-91-734
MOVED
: DAWKINS
SECONDED
: ALONSO
UNANIMOUS
24. RESOLUTION
- (J-91-473) -
(APPOINTING
_
MEMBERS)
R-91-732
Appointing
certain Individuals
to serve as
MOVED
: DE YURRE
members of
the Nuisance Abatement Board of
SECONDED
: PLUMMER
the City of M l am l Florida.
(This Item
UNANIMOUS
was continued from the meeting
of July 25.
1991.)
-
25. RESOLUTION
- (J-91-796) -
(APPOINTING
R-91-733
MEMBERS)
MOVED
: ALONSO
SECONDED
: PLUMMER
Appointing
certain Individuals
to serve on
UNANIMOUS
the Miami Waterfront Advisory Board.
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CITY COMMISSION AGENDA
MEETING DATE: October 3, 1991
PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS
11:00 AM
26. RESOLUTION - (J-91-781) - (AUTHORIZING
ISSUANCE OF REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS)
I
Authorizing the Issuance of a request for
j
proposals on October 21, 1991, In
substantially the attached form and in a
form acceptable to the City Attorney, for
a Unified Development Project for the
development of the City Administration
Building - Phase 11 on City -owned land
located adjacent to 275 NW 2 Street, more
commonly known as the City Administration
Building - Phase I; selecting a certified
public accounting firm and appointing
3!
members to a selection review committee to
evaluate proposals and report findings to
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the City Manager as required by City of
Miami Charter Section 29-A(C).
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27.
RESOLUTION - (J-91-779) - (RATIFYING
ACTION OF CITY MANAGER)
(4/5THS VOTE)
Ratifying the City Manager's finding of
the need for the removal of asbestos at
the Greyhound Bus Depot property located
'
within the Miami Federal Law Enforcement
a
Building project site, to be an emergency
and authorizing the Issuance of a purchase
y I
order for this service to MCO
7;
Environmental Inc. (a-.Hispanic/Dade County
vendor) in the total amount of $58,600.00
from the Department of Development and
Housing Conservation; utilizing funds
therefor allocated from Capital Project
?
No. 311014 entitled "Federal Law
Enforcement Building".
1
11:10 AM
28.
RESOLUTION - (J-91-773) - (RATIFYING
'ACTION OF CITY MANAGER)
(4/5THS VOTE)
Ratifying the City Manager's finding that
the replacement of an elevator cylinder at
the Don Hickman Administration Building,
was an emergency need; ratifying,
approving and confirming the Issuance of a
purchase order for this service to Mowrey
Elevator Company (a non-minority/non-local
vendor) In the amount of $14,500.00 for
the Department of General Services
Administration and Solid Waste, with funds
therefor being allocated from Account Code
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No. 420401-670.
PAGE NO: 20
CONTINUED TO
OCTOBER 24, 1991
R-91-735
MOVED : ALONSO
SECONDED : DE YURRE
UNANIMOUS
R-91-737
MOVED i ALONSO
SECONDED : PLUMMER
UNANIMOUS
E
CITY COMMISSION AGENDA
MEETING DATE: October 3, 1991
PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS CONT'D
11:16 AM
29. RESOLUTION - (J-91-774) - (RATIFYING
ACTION OF CITY MANAGER)
(4/5THS VOTE)
Ratifying the City Manager's finding that
the repair of an overhead door _at the
Coconut Grove Convention Center, was an
emergency need; ratifying, approving an
confirming the Issuance of a purchase
order for this service to Cordes Door
Company (a non-minority/Dade County
vendor) at the amount of $15,600.00 for
the Department of General Services
Administration and Solid Waste, with funds
therefor being allocated from Account Code
No. 350201-340, Project No. 415000.
11:25 AM
30. RESOLUTION - (J-91-756) - (RATIFYING
ACTION OF CITY MANAGER)
Concerning the Chinatown Project, located
at 1801-1859 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami,
Florida, amending Resolution 91-92,
January 24, 1991, which had granted a
Variance from .Ordinance No. 9500, as
amended, the Zoning Ordinance of the City
of Miami, Florida, by eliminating the
requirement that a Unity of Title be
provided prior to the Issuance of a
building permit for Tract A, whereby the
NE 4 Avenue property was not to -be sold
separately from the Biscayne Boulevard
property and by eliminating the
requirement that the applicant post a
performance bond or letter of credit in
the amount of $260,000.00 valid for a
period of three years following the date
of the adoption of Resolution No. 91-92 to
guarantee that the required parking be
provided and that the construction of the
second phase of the applicant's project
will be commenced; further by accepting In
lieu of said Unity of Title requirement
and said bond/letter of � credit
requirement, a deed, in a form acceptable
to the City Attorney, conveying title to
Unit *1, 424 Broadway, New York City, New
York, to be held in escrow for a period of
three years from the date of adoption of
this Resolution.
PAGE NO: 21
R-91-738
MOVED : PLUMMER
SECONDED : ALONSO
UNANIMOUS
CONTINUED BY
M-91-739
MOVED : DE YURRE
SECONDED : DAWKINS
UNANIMOUS
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MEETING DATE: October 3, 1991 PAGE NO: 22
PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS CONT'D
11:30 AM
31. RESOLUTION - (J-91-761) - (DIRECTING
REALLOCATION OF FUNDS)
Directing the City Manager to reallocate
approximately $600,387 in unexpended Tenth
(10th) Year Community Development Program
funding from the CDBG Project entitled
"Little Havana Multifamily Rehabilitation
Program," for the purpose of providing
funding to undertake the acquisition of
slum and blighted properties situated at
Biscayne Boulevard and NE 6 Avenue between
NE 62 and 63 Streets In Northeast Miami
for development of a mixed -use residential
project.
END OF PUBLIC HEARINGS
PERSONAL APPEARANCES
NOTE: Legislation may result from City
Commission consideration of any Personal
Appearance.
2:00 PM Items 32 through 38 have been scheduled to
be heard after 2:00 PM.
32. As per Commission directive at Its meeting
of September 11, 1991, Mr. Robert D.
Klausner, Esq., representative of the
Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) Miami
Lodge 20, to discuss litigation involving
Officers Garcia and Pumarlega.
33. Representative(s) of Marketing Planners
Inc. to discuss their proposed race course
In connection with the Gold Coast
Challenge professional cycling event
scheduled for February 16, 1992.
R-91-740
MOVED
SECONDED
UNANIMOUS
?R-91-741
MOVED
SECONDED
NOES
WITHDRAWN
PLUMMER
: DE YURRE
: ALONSO
: PLUMMER
: DAWKINS
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R-91-742
PERSONAL APPEARANCES CONT'D MOVED : PLUMMER
SECONDED : DE YURRE
ABSENT : ALONSO
- - - 34. As per Commissioner DeYurre's request, R-91-743
representative(s) of the Miami Mlle MOVED DE YURRE
Company to request Inkind services. SECONDED PLUMMER
NOES SUAREZ
35. Mr. Leonard Selkowltz, J.D. to discuss
disabled parking procedures In City of
Miami parking garages.
36. As per Commissioner DeYurre's request,
representatives) of the Greater Miami
Black Resource Guide to discuss a proposal
for research support regarding the
production of a comprehensive
advertisement directory of black -owned
businesses In the City.
37. As per Mayor Suarez' request, Mr. NewalI
J. Daughtrey, President of Business
Assistance Center Community Credit Union
(BACCCU) to request a one time donation.
38.
3:00 PM
WITHDRAWN
M-91-744
MOVED
SECONDED
UNANIMOUS
DISCUSSED
DE YURRE
ALONSO
Representative(s) of
the
Puerto Rican
R-91-745
Cultural Foundation,
Inc.
to request
MOVED
DAWKINS
financial or Inkind support
related to the
SECONDED :
ALONSO
rental of Bayfront Park
and
other expenses
UNANIMOUS
In connection with
their parade and
.....................
festival scheduled for
November 17, 1991.
M-91-746
MOVED :
DE YURRE
SECONDED :
PLUMMER
NOES :
SUAREZ
Items 39 through 46 have been scheduled to
be heard after 3:00 PM.
39. As per Mayor Suarez' request, Mr. Guy
Booth to request that the north sea wail
at Dinner Key Marina, also known as Pier
1, Slip 47, be a commercially designated
area or slip.
40. Representative(s) of The Latin Quarter
Cultural Center of Miami, Inc. to present
the alms and goals of the organization.
41. Representative(s) of the Center for Health
Technologies to request additional space
at 1145 NW 11 Street for enhancement and
expansion of the Health Technologies
1(; Incubator.
'REFERRED TO THE WATERFRONT
BOAFD
DISCUSSED
M-91-747
MOVED : PLUMMER
SECONDED : ALONSO
ABSENT ; AE YURRE
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PAGE NO:
24
M-91-748
PERSONAL APPEARANCES CONT'D
MOVED
PLUMMER
SECONDED
ALONSO
ABSENT
DE YURRE
42.
Representative(s) of the Sunstreet
----------------------------
M-91-749
Fest I va I to request a wa I ver of certa I n
MOVED
: DE YURRE
fees in connection with their parade
SECONDED
: DAWKINS
scheduled for December 7, 1991.
NOES
: SUAREZ
43.
Representative(s) of Rose of Sharon
R-91-751
Ministries, Inc. to request street
MOVED
: PLUMMER
closures In connection with certain
SECONDED
: DE YURRE
activities.
UNANIMOUS
44.
As per Mayor Suarez' request,
M-91 750
representative(s) of the Commission on the
MOVED:
: PLUMMER
Status of Women to request a reduction In
SECONDED
: DAWKINS
the quorum requirement.
UNANIMOUS
45.
Representat I ve (s) of Festival Del Nino to
M-91-752
request Ink 1 nd services In connection with
MOVED
: DE YURRE
their National Chi I dren' s Day Celebration
SECONDED
: PLUMMER
scheduled for October 13, 1991 at Sayf ront
NOES
: SUAREZ
Park.
ABSENT
DAWKINS
46.
Representative (s) of the South Florida
M-91-753
Jail Ministries to request funds In
MOVED
c ALONSO
support of the Agape Women's Home.
SECONDED
; DE YURRE
UNANIMOUS
END OF PERSONAL APPEARANCES
4:00 PM
DISCUSSION ITEMS
NOTE:
Legislation may result from City
Commission consideration of any Discussion
Item.
47.
As per Commissioner Dawkins' request,
NOT TAKEN
UP
discussion concerning the Monty Trainer
lease.
z
48.
Discussion concerning Beckham Hall.
Mr91-754
MOVED
: ALONSO
SECONDED
: DE YURRE
ABSENT
: DAWKINS
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SPECIALLY SCHEDULED PUBLIC HEARINGS
5:00 PM
49. RESOLUTION - (J-91-798) - (WAIVING CITY
CODE PROHIBITION)
(4/6THS VOTE)
Waiving, by a 4/5ths affirmative vote of
the members of the City Commission after a
duly advertised public hearing, the
prohibition against the transaction of
_business with a City employee, as such
prohibition applies to Sylvia M. Mendoza,
whose last scheduled day of City services
as Technical Operation Liaison is October
3, 1991, for the proposed engagement of
the services of said individual as an
Independent contractor In matters
primarily related to the administration of
special projects and bid processes, and
research of the City's official records
which are kept in the Office of the City
Clerk.
NOTE: Item 50 is a companion item to Item 49 and
may be considered at this time.
50. RESOLUTION - (J-91-799) - (AUTHORIZING
EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT)
Authorizing the City Clerk to engage the
services of Sylvia M. Mendoza as an
Independent contractor In matters
primarily related to administration of
special projects and bid processes, and
the research of the City's official
records which are kept In the Office of
the City Clerk, commencing October 4,
1991, for a twelve month period, with
total compensation for said services In an
amount not to exceed $15,600, payable in
equal monthly Installments, with monies
therefor being allocated from the Office
of -the*Clty,Clerk's budgeted funds.
R-91-75F
MOVED
SECONDED
ABSENT
DAWKTNS
ALONSO
SUAREZ
R-91-757
(AS MODIFIED)
MOVED : DAWKINS
SECONDED : ALONSO
ABSENT ; SUAREZ
H
CI COMMISSION AGENDA
MEETING DATE: October 3, 1991
SPECIALLY SCHEDULED PUBLIC HEARINGS CONT'D
ITEM: 51
AFTER 5:00 PM
REQUEST: RESOLUTION - (J-91-744)
Amendment to Restrictive Covenant
LOCATION: Approx 2226 SW 25 Ave and
2511-2575 SW 22 Terr
OWNER/APPLICANT: Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation, Receiver for
Sunrise Savings & Loan Association
ATTORNEY: Stanley B. Price, Esq
COMMENTS: A Resolution, with attachments,
approving an amendment to the Zoning
Covenant running with the land,
dated March 26, 1985, recorded in
Official Records Book 1246 at Pages
510-521 (The "Original Covenant"),
for the property owned by Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation, as
Receiver for Sunrise Savings and Loan
Association (The "Owner"), located at
approximately the Southeast Corner of
SW 27 Avenue to 25 Avenue and SW 22
Street to 22 Terrace, Miami, Florida,
to eliminate the following
requirements: the property will be
developed In accordance with the site
plan, landscape plans and traffic
study submitted with the original
covenant; and to substitute therefor
the following requirements and
restrictions: the property will
be developed as a supermarket, -In
accordance with the site plan
entitled Marketplace at Coral Way,
prepared by A. J. Verde - Architects,
P.A. (The "Architect"), dated July
24, 1991, landscape plans prepared
by the Architect and traffic study
entitled Marketplace at Coral Way,
prepared by David Plummer &
Associates, Inc., submitted with the
amended covenant; approval being
subject to execution of the amended
covenant running with the land, In a
form acceptable to the City Attorney,
and recordation of the amended
covenant at owner's expense.
STATUS: Continued from City Commission
', Meeting of 9/26/91
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CONTINUED BY
M-91-755
MOVED ALONSO
SECONDED ' DAWKINS
ABSENT : SUAREZ
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SPECIALLY SCHEDULED PUBLIC HEARINGS CONT'D
6:30 PM
52. Pursuant to Commission direction at its DISCUSSED
meeting of July 25, 1991, discussion
concerning issues within the Downtown
area.
SPECIALLY SCHEDULED DISCUSSION ITEM
NOTE: Legislation may result from City
Commission consideration of any Discussion
Item.
This Item may be heard in the numbered
sequence or as may be announced by the
Commission.
53. Discussion concerning rescheduling the R-91-758
Planning and Zoning City Comm i ss 1 on MOVED : ALONSO
meeting for November. SECONDED : DAWKINS
UNANIMOUS
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SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA
PRESENTATIONS
Commission Meeting m October 3, 1991
PMSEVrED Proclamation to: Respiratory Care Week, in recognition of their
services on behalf of our citizens' welfare.
PMSENTED Proclamation to: The Overtown Independent Review Panel Day, in
recognition of their dedication and outstanding accomplishments.
t' PRESENTED Commendations to: Members of the Overtown Independent Review
Panel, for their dedication and outstanding accomplishments -
Father Richard M. Barry, Chairperson
Reverend Willie Starks
Elmira Brown
Lt. Franklin E. Christmas
Leroy Colyer
Sgt. Alphonso Y. Erving
Ofe. Heroa V. Justice
Dewey W. Knight, Jr.
Ofe. David A. Magnusson
i Ofe. Daniel Sanchez
f PRESENTED Certificates of Appreciation to:
Harold Long, Jr., Esq.
Tony E. Crapp, Sr.
Irby McKnight
Ann Marie Adker
Donald Benjamin,
for their participation and valuable contribution to The Overtown
Independent Review Panel.
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