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RESOLUTION N0.9103
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A RESOLUTION APPOINTING AN INDIVIDUAL
TO T
MIAMI RIVER COORDINATING COMMITTEE TO
SERVE A
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SPECIFIED TERM OF OFFICE.
WHEREAS, Resolution No. 86-701,
adopted on
September 11, 1986, approved, in principle, a "Resolution of
Understanding between the City of Miami and Dade County" which
deals with local governmental policy concerning the Miami River;
and
WHEREAS, on September 2, 1986, the Board of County
Commissioners of Dade County, Florida, approved substantially the
same Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Miami, Dade
County, and the State of Florida relating to the Miami River and
its tributaries; and
WHEREAS, the Memorandum of Understanding created a committee
to accomplish the purposes outlined therein;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The following individual is hereby
reappointed to serve on the Miami River Coordinating Committee
from January 5, 1989 through January 5, 1991:
Huber Parsons, Jr. 799 Bickell Plaza, Suite 601
Miami_ Florida
Section 2. This Resolution shall become effective 2H
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immediately upon its adoption pursuant to law.
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CITY OP MIAMI, FLOIZIDa
INTM t.0rIEiCP MEMORANDUM
Honorable Mayor and Members DAM January 17, 1989 �nLEt
of the City Comm sIon tUSJEGT: Resolution Reappointing
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One Individual to the
Miami River Coordinating
Cesar H. Od l0 mZMftENCESt
Committee
PROM: City Manager
ENCLOSURES:
RECOMMENDATION
it Is respectfully recommended that the City Commission adopt the
attached resolution reappointing Mr. Huber Parsons, Jr. to,serve
as a member on the Miami River Coordinating Committee frbm
January 5, 1989 through January 5, 1991.
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BACKGROUND:N
The MIamI River Coordinating Committee was estabIIshed in 1986
pursuant to a Memorandum of Understanding entered Into `betweeny
the City of Miami and Metropolitan Dade County. The Commiateeis
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composed of eleven (11) members who are selected as foi,lone
(1) by the City Manager; three (3) by the City°Commission, cne
(1) by the Metropolitan Dade County Manager; three (3)_by the !.
MetropoIItan Dade County Commission; one (1) staff member from
the Florida Governor's Office; and two (2) persons appointed by
the Florida Governor.
At the present time, one vacancy exists due to the expiration of
Mr. Huber Parsons, Jr.'s term. Mr. Parsons, Jr. has expressed a
desire to continue to serve as a member of the Miami River
Coordinating Committee. it is therefore appropriate at this time c
for the City Commission to adopt the attached resolution r
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reappointing Mr. Parsons, Jr.,9
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Mismir Florida 33131
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Carai Gables, Florida 33134'
(305) 667-5417
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University of Georgia,. 8t dent Goverrunei i
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Inter -American sar Foundation
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Landy Roney
200 Southeast rirst Street
�liarmi, Florida 33131
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1973 to 19791 Partner: 1971 to 19 9
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Attorney ,
Breathers 6 Thompson
Alfred I. DuPont Building' `
169 ant Hagler Street
Miami, Fiorid& 33131 a
{- '1979 '"' 1980 y4'rr ' fi °'•.,".5 sc'�+'�x - r
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Huber A. Paraone, Jr., .
Drickell Centre - Suite 601
`I99 9rickell Plaza
Miami, Florida 33131 ,
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• Boy Scouts of Americas South Florida Council
Trust rund. Development Committee,, Former ':
Member
.. Pack 21, Webelos, Den Leader:.
Advisory Committee to tho Children'.s Hospital
Center of the university of Miami/Jackson Memorial
Med3ra1 Center,. Member, u
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Action Committee Former Member{:
Greater Miami Christian Leadership Prayer -1�_
Breakfast, Steering Committee
- Key Diacayne Presbyterian Church, rider r u}uy
The Kiwanis Club of Miami, Member
Miami River Coordinating Committee, Member
Trinity Episcopal Schoo , Trustee y 3
United Protestant Appeal, Trustee r=
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Agency Operatlone Division, Former Member
Community Development Division, Child +�sre
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+�as+nn►arcial reef. estate (acreage and income pta�lucir►g
properties), cotworciai mortgage financings*, ass9tet ' t
ssv+aps, and problem loan/contract work-outs for mortgage
lenders, sellers, purchasers, and dove lr►p+ssRrssi .
negotiations, contracts, pro -closing checks And:raiatled
iaatiters, document/instrument drafting and prsspsarailons►
title insurance matters, closings, post -closing
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Commercial Litigation:
8ngageusentss have involved. actions in ;Federal and State
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and State ssubstantivo law 'in; stateeida;;: tranaactiions anef ice_
occurrences in which some of :i:ltis=fic`ivit:y involved
ressideut aliens (whether natural persons,.; ComnAnt ies,:.`
governmental entities) and/or transactions transcssnding
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TTA •RNSOLUTION OP MWIMSTA11 NO
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TES i[tAliI RIVER AND %TO TRIBUTARIES SAOT Off'
': '1 8 SALINITY STRUCTURE AT 35TA AVS't08 ` lfl M
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RTEE MIAMI RIVE.
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g8 Yl RESOLVED BY THIS COMMISSION OF TRS CZTY OF MIAMIi
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seotion 1. The attached "RSSOLUTiON OF vNDSRSTANnIYa
+ BETWBEIQ Tn CITY OF MIAMI AND DADS COUNTY RELATINQ TO TR8 MIAMI
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RIVER AND ITS TRIBUTARIES EAST OF THE SALINITY STRUCTURE AT 38TM
AVENUE" vhich deals With loyal governmental policy oouoerain$ the
Miami River ie hereby approved in principle.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this _11.ih_ "Y o! 1889.
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fTIfDtl2t5TJ11fCDitA srMB6p Tag CITY Of 141AXI AMV DADS C013 f" RL`L1 ?2"G To 'tilt MtMt
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Miifui Marine Pat roi is the primary agency responsible for law enlere6ttgt ==='
i►vehue.
The City of
the river to the City ` a bouhflary which Is just west of f 7 =h
the mouth of
Metro -Dade Marine Patrol is tR! primary agency responsible for law enfoctesth» :.s`
at �6eh Avenue -
The
city's boundary just West of 27th Avenue to the salinity structure
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the
the
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City County law enforcement agencies to cooperate
allows Cty and
A sfutual aid agreement
routine law enforcement across jurisdictional lines.
assist each other with
The Miami narins ratroi. Notco-Dade Marine Patrol, liar so river willin* Patrol and vbe patrolltd
Coast Guard will cooperate in S0heduliriq working shifts that the
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for the greatest nurtbec of hours possible per 2s-hour day.
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will sake re uler surveys of the river for the purpose of
The City and County lawl and in
defined by
and assisting in the removal of decslict vessels (as
is ri_ar:;
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Floridaval
'applicable Mooring codoof however,the Riverhe
funding r, Of dDeparttevesselsalrvmithes:ltami
.agency responsible for
Dade County will continue to otter use of the Artificial Reef Program for place --en: :=
marine patrol omb Sq_a:
sistance Of the Mutro_D&de ad
derellct vessels and to offer.m
vesseis as part of the Artificial Rest program
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to facilitate the sinking derelict
The Dade County pepactment of Environmental Resources Management (a.E.R.M•1 is the pri'•ar:' -
agency responsible for environmental concerns in and along the river.
The City will notify O.E.R.M. of potential pollutants and environmental cancer.$ to
hatever extent possible =he
Miami River, cooperate with and assist O.E.R-M- to w:'► -
elimination of river pollution.
The City and County will work together to obtain funds to eliminate or redesign sccra�+a:'t ad with existing funds.
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oucfalls in the Ntani River that cannot be upgrad
• the aourcss
Dade County's D.t.R.M. is the primacy 49eney responsible for identifyin
g
pollutants entering the 1414ai River, remedying those situations with proper entoras-gel'
and seeking assistance from the Florida Department of Environmental Regulation, tMe'F:o
j rces, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and otter soarc,s
Department of Natural Resou-�
j identify additional methods for eliminating existing sources of pollution.-
i cantaminaced seditaents and preventinq future pollution of the river.
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The City and County will unds>•taxa shoreline stabilization and revegetat:vn :ro;ee:s e'
�S suitable locations along the river as grants and other sources of funding bscor..e 4val:i,:-
11 'Jade County will continue to provide the services of Ms. Cleanup. a vessel
i' floating debris from the river.
courtesy notice to the Dade County
Archaeol09tst w'2
The City and County will provide'.
permuting developments along the Miami River.
The City and County will encourage activities which provide public awareness O: t•`•4 `i
Aiver and its rich heritage.
The City and County agree to respond promptly to reports of code v:ola:ions-ou..rs eia
p�orostias.
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The
City and County recognize the
Miami River Codinating :dt�,r+it:Yt
head for an ongoing Mor
by Cc•:e:n�: 3'_9
mix eE public and
private citizens as previously created
vith sir+
Graham and such Committee is hereby
created.
The
C01WLttee $hall be COMposad of
eleven members selected as follows'
1)
The Manager. City of Miami, or
his designated staff member._
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Three persons. appointed by the
M iami City Commission, who have demonstrated an interes:
officta:a
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In the prowtioti and enhancement of the Miami River ant who are not elected
appropriatecross tin •
or employees of the City of
Miami atnd a+nera represent
others citizens a :�e
businesses, conservationists•
property
_
welfare of the Miami River.
31 The Manager• Metropolitan Dade County, or his designated staff member.
4) Three persons, appointed by the Dade County Commission, who have demonstrated an
interest in the protection and enhancement of the Miami River and who are not eluctvd
officials or employees of Metropolitan Dade Countnd who
COPresOnt an and other Froprints
ait -arts
cross section of businesses, conservationists, property
interested in the welfare of the Miami River.
S) One staff member from the Florida Governor's Olfice-
61 Tao persons, appointed by the Florida oovernor, who have demonstrated An `ntsse%%
in the protection and enhancement of the Miami [river and who are not elected o.f_c:sis
or employees of the State of Florida and who represent an appropriate cross secti:sn
of businesses#, conservationists, property owners, and other citizens interested
the welfare of the Miami River.
•umbers selected under items 1, 3 and S shall serve in perpetuity. Members selected -Inn v:
items 2 and 4 shall serve terms of 3, 0.2 and i years respectively. members selected -indi
Item 6 shall serve terms or 3 and 2 years respeectivelIs. vacancies on the Committee
be filled in the same manner as the original appointments.
The Committee shall elect a chairman from among its members. The Com;%ittee
a: the call of the chairman. The Committee shall formulate its own rules and
sLx tsembers constitute a quorum 'or the transaction of business.
The Mia-ni River Coordinating Committee shall.provide the following services'
a) act as a clearinghouse of information for citizens needing assistance regardir.Y
of the multiple agencies havinq jurisdiction over the river,
b1 work with the Miami River business comm-.1nity and act as a liaison between that
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i and the City and County, -
fs grants and other donations
c) be empowered to accept and expend frcm City and tiro `i
agencies or from private sources for the purposes of carrying out lea $sties a.:
responsibilities under this agreement.
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i d) make recommendations for review and action by the appropriate City, Coun=1' +r.d=:`•d:
agencies that perform functions and services relating to the Miami River,
.:) establish its headquarters on the river, possibly at a park or ocher public CrsF,r.7."
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;) and r.3Ke an annual report of its activities.
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