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FRANCISCO A DIEZ-RIVAS
3138 Commodore Plaza
Coconut Grove,Fl 33133
May 10, 1989
CITY OF MIAMI
CITY MANAGERS OFFICE.
3500 Pan American Drive
Coconut Grove ,Fl 33133
ATTENTION: AURELIO PEREZ-LUGONES
RE: REQUEST FOR APPEARANCE BEFORE THE CITY COMMISSION JUNE 7,1989:
Dear Mr Perez-Lugones:
Attached hereto is a letter to the City Manager, requesting an aaperance
before the commission in order to amend section 5.1 of the City Code.
Mr Sergio Rodriguez advised me, however, to bring this matter to your
direct attention so as to assure myself of the earlist possible scheduling.
In the event you should have any questions, please advise. I remain,
Since 1
Fran cisc A Diez-Rivas
Francisco A. Diez-Rivas
3138 Commodore Plaza
Coconut Grove, FL 33133
May 9, 1989
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City of Miami
City Managers Office
City Hall
3500 Pan American Drive
Coconut Grove, FL 33133
Attention: Mr. Ceasar H. Odio, City Manager.
Re: Amendment of Section 5.1 Miami Code "Pool Rooms".
Dear Mr. Odio:
I hereby request a personal appearance before the City of
Miami Commission at the next available meeting to discuss
the amendment of the above referenced code.
Thank ou.
l
Frasco A. Diez-Rivas
FDR/jr
cc: Commissioner J.L. Plummer
Mr. Henry Jackson
Mr. William Perry
Ms. Marta Martinez-Aleman
Mr. Jeffery Bartel
1 5.1
ARTICLE 1. IN GENERAL
MIAMI CODE
Sea 5-1. Poolrooms —Midnight closing.
It shall be unlawful for any person to keep
open a room or saloon containing any billiard
or pool tables, except such a room operated in
connection with and incidental to a bowling
establishment, between the hours of 12-01
a.m. and 6:00 a.m. of any day. (Code 1967, §
4-1)
City code cross reterence--License tax for pool-
rooms. 13148.
Sea 5-2. Same —Minors prohibited; ex-
ceptions; permits for minors.
It shall be unlawful for any person, his
servant or employee to permit anyone under
the age of eighteen (18) years to visit or
frequent or play in any billiard parlor in the
city, provided that this shall not apply to any
person on active duty in the armed services of
the United States, or who has a 'written
permit or card signed and notarized by his
parent or guardian and filed in the establish-
ment to which the permit or card is given by
the parent or guardian of the minor involved,
or a married minor, or when accompanied by
parent or guardian. Such permit card shall be
valid only in the establishment to which it is
issued, and such permit card may be revoked
at any time by the parent or guardian, or by
the operator of such billiard parlor by
-eturning the card to the parent or guardian,
>r by any law enforcement officer upon
xonviction of the party of a crime. No written
>ermit shall be valid in any establishment
which sells or permits consumption on its
arezmi of intoxicating or alcoholic bever=
iges. (Coale 186'7, § 4-2)
Republication note—Pumuent to instruetio= of the
:ty, the editor has cubst€tuted "age of eighteen yemra"
or "age of twenty-one years" in order to conform the
:rovisions of this section to Fla. State., if 743.07, 84 9.06.
State law reference —Regulation of age of persons
equentins or visiting places where billiards are played.
'a. State.. i 8t9.0s.
upp. No. 25
422
F;
154
Sea 5-3. Same —Order to minor to leave;
calling police.
In case any minor shall enter any pool or
billiard room or parlor in violation of section
5-2, it shall be the duty of the person in
charge of or owning or operating any such
pool or billiard room or parlor to order such
minor to vacate such place, and, in case the
minor refuses to vacate such place, it shall be
the duty of such person in charge of or
owning or operating such pool or billiard
room or parlor to call a police officer, whose
duty it shall be to take such minor out of such
place.
In case any such minor is directed or
ordered to vacate or move out of any such
poolroom or parlor by the person in charge of
or owning or operating the same, unless such
minor shall be excepted by the provisions of
section 5-2, it shall be the duty of such minor
to comply immediately with the order, direc-
tion or request of such person. (Code 1967, §
4-3)
Sea 5-4. Carnivals and circuses --De-
posit required.
Before any permit for the showing of a
carnival or circus shall be issued by the
fire, rescue and inspection services department,
the owner of the land or the operator or author.
ized agent of the carnival or circus desiring to
show thereon shall post a cash deposit, the amount
of which shall be determined as hereinafter set
forth.
The director of the fire, rescue and inspection
services depiirtment or his duly authorized repre.
sentative shall consider the routes of travel, as
well as the value of public property and improve.
ments at the site for which the permit is to be
issued, and shall also consider the area of the site
to be cleaned up after the occupancy of the carni-
val or circus, in order to determine and fix .the
amount of the cash deposit required for the per-
mit; provided that
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