HomeMy WebLinkAboutM-88-1167To. Cesar H. Odio
City Manager
FROM/iJorge L . Fernandez
••� City Attorney
CITY OF MIAMi, FLORIDA
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INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
DATE : November 29, 1988 FILE :
SUElECT : Anti -Noise Ordinance(s)
REFERENCES: City Commission Agenda
December 15, 1988
ENCLOSURES: ( 1 )
In answer to your inquiry, an exemption for City -owned
facilities similar to the exemption found in the City Code anti -
noise provisions (Section 36-5) can be drafted as a proposed
amendment to the County Code anti -noise provision(s)
(Section 21-28), if such an amendment is found necessary and/or
warranted.
The blanket exemption language to be used in any proposed
amendment to the County Code Section which presently prohibits
unnecessarily loud and disturbing noise from the operation of any
radio receiving set, television set, musical instrument,
phonograph, or other machine or device for the producing or
reproducing of sound between the hours of 11:00 P.M. and 7:00
A.M. would read as follows:
All of the above and foregoing shall not
apply to activities and events held in or
upon any City -owned facility or property
within Dade County.
Because of the seemingly contradictory position between your
attached direction given to Chief Anderson on July 18, 1988 in
regard to a recurring noise problem at Monty Trainer's Restaurant
(South Bayshore Drive) and the economic loss to the City
perceived by you as resulting from decreased revenues at said
City -owned restaurant attributed to County noise ordinance
enforcement measures, we are seeking guidance from the City
Commission by requesting the placement of this matter on the City
Commission December 15th Meeting Agenda in the CITY ATTORNEY
REPORTS portion of the Agenda, as follows:
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Possible amendments to County and/or City
anti -noise ordinance(s).
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the recurring noise' problem at Monty Trainer's Restaurant.
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Please apprise. Iny office of the Iiieasure:s taken in this
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July 6, 1988
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Mayor
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The Honorable Xavier L. Suarez. Ma y �j;. • ••�•�, • �` �-�_r��;1
City of Miami,,9
3500 Pan American Drives°�,
Miami r FL 33133
Re: Loud Disturbing Sounds and Music Origin rig; True ti(My
Trainer's Restaurant Complex located
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South Ba shore Drive and Aviation Avenue,
Dear Mayor Suarez,
T as well as other residents of the area have contacted the city
on numerous occasions regarding very loud and disturbing sounds
and music which prevent us from sleeping. These disturbances
originate from the outdoor loudspeaker system at the above
location.
My reports to the City of Miami Police have had .little if any
effect in mitigating this problem. My enclosed letter of March
20, 1988, addressed to the City Manager and City Attorney, details
the typical ineffective efforts and lack of results on two
paricular nights in which the music was so loud that operators C
were already familiar with the problem as soon as I mentioned the
word "Monty".
I was very dissapointed not to have received a response from the
city manager to my letter.. Lt. Egan of the patrol department
contacted me by phone. This hasn't helped even though Lt. Egan
= was courteous in listening to my complaint.
The Monty - noise problem has a Long history. I wouldn't be
surprised if a printout of calls to the police regarding the !'
problem number in the thousands. A computer printout listing such
complaints could be produced by the department's computers to
j verify this. One of the Officers I spoke to described the Monty
situation as a "continuous problem".
It is clear to me that enforcement has not been the answer for the
Monty probleml although I understand resaurants on Main Highway
have been cited, and employees arrested as a result of similar
- complaints.
Right now I do not care why the Monty establishment might or might..,'
not be treated differently than others. I do care about solving
the problem.
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COUNTY, MUNICIPALl AND OTHER LOCAL PUBLIC OFFICERS
1ST NAME -FIRST NAME-MIDULE NAME NAME OF aoARR COUNCIL. COMMISSION, AUTHORITY, OR COMMITTI
KENNEDY, ROSARIO
MAILIN(; ADDRESS
3500 Pan American Drive
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Miami
E Oh M'HICH VDTE r)CCURRED
December 15, 1988
City Commissioner
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DISCLOSURE OF LOCAL OFFICER'S DMREST
ROSARIO KENNEDY , hereby disclose that on _ ember 15 19_ 88
i A measure come or will come before my agency which (check one)
inured to my special private gain; or H
0-11 inured to the special gain of (AI✓��� �• ,/Ld�N� , by whom 1 am retained.
;) The measure before my agency and the nature of my interest in the measure is as follows:
Item #29, Motion 88-1167: instructing the City Attorney and the City
Manager to prepare uniform policy in connection with the City anty—noise
ordinance.
late Filed Signatur -
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