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J-88-735
7/21/88
i•�1 RESOLUTION NO. r'S , 1• l
A RESOLUTION 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 NIGHT OF THE
ELECTION; 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 DESIGNATING
COMMISSIONER J.L. PLUMMER, JR. TO SERVE ON
SAID COMMITTEE FOR THE ELECTION SCHEDULED FOR
SEPTEMBER 6, 1988 .
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI,
FLORIDA:
Section 1. An elections committee is hereby established
to be 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 night of the election. No
City Commissioner who is a candidate for office at any regular
election where candidates for the City Commission are being
nominated or elected shall be designated to serve on said
committee.
Section 2. The member of the City Commission hereby
designated to serve on the herein Committee for the election
scheduled on September 6, 1988 is Commissioner J. L. Plummer, Jr.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 21st day of —J-ulv 1988.
A E XAVIER L. AREZ, MAYOR
MATTY HIRAI
CITY CLERK
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
ROBERT F. CLARK
CHIEF DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY
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CORRECTNESS:
CITY ATTORNEY,
CITY COMMISSION
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;NTER•OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Honorable Mayor and Members
of the City Commission
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July 21, 1988
City Commission Meetings:
7/14/88-Agenda Item: #C39
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City Attorn 7/21/88-Agenda Items: #2, #4,
_'.CLOSURES 45, #15. #33 and Non -Agenda
(4)
The following information and material should be considered by
you in your deliberations at today's Meeting. The City Clerk has
informed our office that the continued items from the July 14th
Meeting Agenda will be designated with the letter "C" preceding
numbered items from that Agenda:
Agenda Ttem #C39 (J-88-696) [Resolution rescinding
portion of previously adopted Resolution, allocating
funds, approving guidelines for pilot program and
authorizing contracts] We have been informed by the
City Clerk that on July 14th in your consideration of
this item (City-wide Business Development Pilot
Program/Guidelines/Loan Committee) no roll call vote
was taken on either the enlargement of the Loan
Committee to include Assistant City Manager Herbert J.
Bailey or on the agenda item itself. Accordingly, we
have added the name of Herbert J. Bailey in the
Resolution and request that you formally adopt this
item which essentially formalizes your previous action
at the June 23, 1988 City Commission Meeting.
Agenda item #2 (J-88-714) [Resolution accepting
donation of vehicle] We have added language to this
Resolution that will condition your approval of the
donation of a vehicle from the Integrity Insurance
Company "upon compliance with all applicable state
and/or federal laws"; also added to the Resolution is
the serial number of the subject vehicle.
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Honorable MayordPnd Members
of the City Comm,ssion
July 21, 1988
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Agenda Stem #4 (J-88-715) [Resolution allocating funds
and authorizing an agreement to establish a homeless
shelter] The terms and conditions of the agreement in
regard to the homeless shelter grant implementation
were not reflected in the Packet Material and a copy of
the Agreement is attached for your consideration.
SQenda Item #5 (J-88-716) [Resolution approving
professional services agreement for drug screening
services] At the time of Agenda Packet distribution.
the subject agreement of this proposed resolution was
not available. For your reference, we are attaching
the agreement which has been approved by our office.
NOTE: At the time the Consent Agenda is voted upon, if Item 42
is not removed from the Consent Agenda and oonsidered separately,
there should be an announcement made by the Mayor that Item #2 is
being voted upon 'as modified".
AopndA Item #15 (J-88-699) [Ordinance acknowledging
and consenting to merger of City Franchisee with N.U.I.
Corporation] To fully protect the interest of the City
and pending receipt of necessary documentation, we have
added the following language to the Ordinance as
distributed and inserted language in the title to
reflect the conditional nature of your approval:
"The herein acknowledgment and consent is
predicated (a) upon the current Franchise
being in compliance with all applicable
provisions of county, state and federal law;
(b) upon the receipt by the City Attorney of
a report from the City Manager that payments
due the City under the Franchise have been
paid and are not delinquent; and (o) upon the
City Attorney's receipt of proof that all
insurance requirements under the Franchise
have been met. When the provisions of (a).
(b) and (o) above have been satisfied. the
City Attorney shall file a written
certification to that effect with the City
Clerk."
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Honorable Mayes_ and Members July 21. 1988
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We have just been informed by counsel for the City
Franchisee that the existing Franchisee (City Gas
Company of Florida) is being absorbed by merger into
Elizabethtown Gas Company of New Jersey instead of
N.U.I. Corporation. Accordingly, a new ordinance
reflecting this relationship is being prepared and will
be distributed to you prior to your consideration of
this item; all of the conditions noted above appear in
the modified ordinance.
Agenda Item #33 (J-88-738) [Discussion of requirement
that any future leases of City -owned property to
private clubs contain an affirmative action plan] As a
frame- of reference in the consideration of this item
you will find attached a copy of the City's Minority
Procurement Program Ordinance. Suggestive counterpart
language in connection with this subject is reflected
in the attached proposed ordinance that incorporates
language that has been i luded in some past lease
agreements where private c jj2a
have leased City -owned
property.
NON-SCHED ED,ITEMS
In addition to a previously forwarded Non -Agenda Item
(J-88-732); namely, an emergency ordinance adopting
recent revisions to the South Florida Building Code,
our office has prepared a resolution (J-88-735) at the
suggestion of Commissioner Plummer and upon request of
the City Clerk:
Non Agenda Item (J-88-735) [Resolution establishing a
Committee to assist canvassing of election results on
the night of an election] As evidenced by the attached
memorandum of November 6. 1985, the City Clerk is
empowered by the City Code to perform all duties and
functions in connection with municipal elections. Ms.
Hirai requested that we prepare the attached resolution
which provides for the appointment of an Elections
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
night of the election.
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Honorable Mayo. and Members July 21, 1088
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oo: Cesar H. Odio, City Manager
Natty Hirai, City Clerk
Herb Bailey, Assistant City Manager
Angela Bellamy, Assistant City Manager
Chief Perry Anderson, Police Department
Carlos N. Garcia, Director, Department of Finance
Frank Casteneda, Director, Department of Community Development
Ron E. Williams, Director
General Services Administration
Al Armada, Property and Lease Manager
Linda K. Kearson, Assistant City Attorney
Rafael Suarez -Rivas, Assistant City Attorney
Adrienne L. Prisoner, Assistant City Attorney
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LUCIA A. DOUGHERTY
CITY ATTORNEY
You have asked what role the city
City elections, including the
results. You have also asked who
returns.
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Clerk performs in connection with
canvassing and declaration of
adjudicates protests of election
In response to your first question regarding canvassing and
declaration of results, please be advised that although state law
regulates the canvassing methods and procedures for County
elections, it is silent with respect to municipal elections.
Hence, section 16-10 of the City Charter empowers you to perform
all duties and functions appropriate to the conduct of municipal
elections, which includes the canvassing and declaration of
results. Please find attached such a certification for the primary
election.
In answer to your second question regarding protests of returns,
the City Commission is the judge of its own elections pursuant to
4(d) of the Charter, and should you receive a protest of the
election returns you should -immediately forward same to the Mayor
and each Commissioner for consideration by the Commission.
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