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`Lucia A. D gherty
City Attorney
November 12, 1987
City Commission Meeting
November 12, 1987
Agenda Items X16, X56 X56,
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The following information and material should be considered by
you in your deliberations at today's Meeting:
Agenda Item ~k16 CJ-87-998) [City's lease of space at
Coconut Grove Bank] The distributed resolution
incorrectly reflects the City's exercise of a two-year
renewal option on 2,383 sq. ft. of space in the Coconut
Grove Hank Building. The attached proposed resolution
reflects the City's exercise of a one-year renewal
option for this space and provides for payment of
14.750 by way of reimbursement for renovations
completed in 1984 at the City's request. The attached
resolution and cover memorandum should be substituted
in your Packet.
B'OTB: At the time the Consent Agenda is voted upon, if this Item
C~18) is not removed from the Consent Agenda and considered
separately, there should be an announcement made by the Ziayor
that Item #16 is being voted upon "as modified".
CJ-8?-926) [Capital Improvements
Ordinance] This second reading ordinance when adopted
October 22nd upon first reading did not contain funding
required for the reimbursement to Bayside Center
Limited partnership which was authorized on October
22nd; further, the amount of 1128.100 was added to fund
the cost of additional repairs to the Orange Bawl Press
Box Facilities as reflected is Item #73 of today's
Agenda. These modification are found oa pages 12 and
13 respectively in the ordinance distributed in your
Packet.
Agenda item ~s6 CJ-87-1022) [Citywide Demolition
Substandard Buildings] There was clarifying language
added is the body of this first reading ordinance to
reflect the use of the increased appropriations
(1242,318) to implement the City's demolition Program.
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Agenda stem X58 (J-87-965) [Updating of City's Code
Enforcement Board Ordinance] The distributed ordinance
which updates City Code provisions to conform with
recent legislative changes did not eliminate the Code
provision requiring that a landowner be notified of any
violation occurring on the premises. Since the state
law does not require such notice and since the City
only notifies the owner where a lien is sought to be
imposed, we have changed "shall" to "may" in the
sentence appearing at the top of Page 7 of this
Ordinance.
Agenda Items ~k67-71 (J-87-1024, J-87-1025, J-87-1026.
J-87-1027, J-8?-1028) [Approving in principle, UDAG
Applications] Descriptive language has been added in
footnote form to the body of these five resolutions to
mirror the language already set forth in the titles.
Agend Item X94 (J-87-1041) [Discussion of Stormwater
Management] In the event you approve the user-fee
concept and wish to expedite implementation of the
City's Program. we have prepared the attached
resolution for substitution in your Packet. As
distributed, the resolution did not allocate funding
for the consultant's contract; the attached resolution
allocates an amount not to exceed 650,000 from the 1984
Storm Sewer General Obligation Bond Funds, Project No.
352250 Citywide Storm Drainage Master Plan.
LAD:RFC:beB:P463
ee: Cesar H. Olio, City Manager
Matty Hirai, City Clerk
Roa E. Williams. Director,
General Services Administration Department
Att: Albert Armada. Property and Lease gaaager
Sergio Rodriguez, Planning Director
Walter B. Goiby, Director, Parks, Recreation and Public FacilitiE
Frank Caetenada, Director. Department of Community Development
Edith Fuentes. Director. Department of Building and Zoning
Donald W. Cather. Director. Department of Public Works
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