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Home My WebLink AboutM-86-0823MSG JUL 22 f-M 9• 40 9arnMo. KW% B Vere, Inc.. ArONIOM ftinn 6 hiMrbr ONIpnOM $6 Atn O AYM* Corti ( OOM nMft 331M • (WO 441.OW July 18, 1986 Mr. Cesar Odio City Manager City of Miami 3600 Pan American Drive Miami, Florida 33133 Re: Latin Quarter District/Street Co -designation Program Dear Cesar: I am enclosing a copy of the Street Co -designation Program which is being proposed by the Latin Quarter Review Board. Copies of this proposed program have been mailed to every member of the City Commission. The presidents and board members of the Latin Chamber of Commerce, Little Havana Kiwanis Club and the Little Havana Development Authority, all endorse and support this project. Copies of their letters of support are also enclosed. I would like to respectfully request that this item be placed at the earliest possible date during the month of September for purpose of discussion in the City Commission Agenda. I will be joined by other members of the Latin Quarter Review Board and organizations which support this program to further expand on any of the details which might be of interest to you and the Commission. I would greatly appreciate it if you would assist us in trying to make this project a reality for the Latin Quarter. Please do not hesitate to give me a call if you have any comments or questions concerning our request to be placed in the agenda for one of the September Commission meetings; or if you would like for me to provide you with additional information concerning details of the proposed Street Co -designation Program. Warmest regards, �personal Willy A. Bermello, Chairman Latin Quarter Review Board cc: Latin Quarter Review Board Members Luis Sabines, Camacol Manuel Gonzalez, President, Kiwanis Club of Little Havana Albert Ruder, Assistant to City Manager ' Enclosures Willy A. BwmNb AIA AICP ftry M. KurM AIA RAnfaoo 1hn Au Nrharl C. Mwwm ; LATIN QUARTER STD ru SI mrn PR4Gnm Submitted by Willy A. Bermello, Chairman Latin Quarter Committee, LHDA OBJECTIVE: To enhance and foster the image of the "Latin Quarter" as a unique residential/Commercial district, which exemplifies Hispanic cul- ture and heritage. ACTION: Replace all existing street signs within the Latin Quarter District, with new signs which will be of a different color (i.e. bright "blue" with white numerals or letters; instead of bright green with white numerals or letters); will have Spanish names in a cop designated format, along with current street designations. Please refer to graphic illustration, Figure #1. RATIONAL: The new signs will provide a clear and visible distinction to the Latin Quarter and in doing so will facilitate its recognition as a "Unique area" to both passer-by and tourist alike. The street co -designation, emphasizing Spanish names or places will accentuate the fact that the Latin Quarter is not just a unique district, but a unique Spanish district. FUNDING: It is proposed that the cost of removing existing signs, fabrica- tion and installation of the new signs be paid for through Com- munity Development Funds.appropriated in 1985 to the Latin Quarter area; or thru general revenue from the City of Miami. IMPLEMENTATION: The work of removing the existing signs and installing the new signs would be accomplished by either the City of Miami Public Works Department or the County's Public Works Department. SCHEDULE: 90 days following appropriation of funds. PROPOSED STREET CO -DESIGNATION S.W. 9th Street - JOSE DE SANMARTIN S.W. 8th " - CALLE OCHO - S.W. 7th " - MAXIM GOMEZ S.W. 6th " - ANTONIO MACEO S.W. 5th " - NARCISO LOPEZ S.W. 4th " - IGNACIO AGRAMNTE -- F S.W. 3rd " - CARLOS MANUEL DE CESPEDES -a:1 S.W. 2nd " - BERNARDO O'HIGGINS `+ S.W. lot " - SIMON BOLIVAR r Flagler Street - FLAGLER N.W. lot Street_ - FRANCISCO MRAZAN S.W. 12th Avenue - JOSE MARTI S.W. 13th Avenue - JUAN PABLO DUARTE S.W. 14th " - JOSE CERVASIO ARTIGAS J S.W. 15th " - LUIS M7NOZ MARIN S.W. 16th " - RUBEN DARIO S.W. 17th " - BENITO JUAREZ Flagler Terrace - FLAGLER TERRACE :. UPPER STREET Slam Avenida Jose® M r i . o a S.W. 1 2th AVENUE O, 10, o ALL TEXT COPY IN WHITE TO ; o MATCH STATE O.O.T. WHITE. 0 LETTER STYLE TO BE o HELVETICA REGULAR. 0 0 BACKGROUND TO BE BLUE 0 INSTEAD OF GREEN. a STANDARD POLE A MOUNT' r`. ING DETAIL a: 0 O O o GROUND L__J SAMPLE LATIN QUARTER SIGN SIGNAaE CO —DESIGNATION PROGRAM ' xis *x� 4f+' z_„25i,?'y LW-000k Alk ,V4 March 25, 1986 Mr. Willy A. Bermello 55 Almeria Avenue Coral Gables, Florida (I (AMACOL _ _ hIAMI AFFICE: p.0. MM4 P 1417 W. FLAGLER ST. JUNTA DE GOMILRN O Iy IMM. FLA. 33135 (305) "2.31170 MIAMI. FL.A. 33135 1 SSA • i �LI7 - PRESIDEMTES DE HOMOR liurH.la Agaetne • �` M"tw! Bad P ''SIDE"TE Miami, 20 de Abril de 1986 Luis Sat„nes VICEPRESIDEMTES i]I�iHo Nl64PA WoMam Alexander %ire o Phez Anthony C. Rive. Arq. Willy A. Bermello, Chairman Adalvertot:uiz LATIN QUARTER REVIEW BOARD Marto Pjand A. Armando Nejandrre Ciudad de Miami. Florida. '.i SECRETARIO Fernando Carrandi VICESECRETARIOS Estimado amigo Willy: Manuel Vega Humherto J. Widn TEsoRERo En Is paseds reunion de is Junta de Gobierno de eats ertandoMar No Camara de Comereio Latina de los Eatedpe Unidoe, se - wrrrEsoRCROS prosent6 el Proyocto de Co-designscion de Callas pare ArytMFa"Ao el Latin Quartorde Is PequeMa Habana y Is peticion de '°A°"wf1e spoyo pare el mismo, siendo analizado y discutido, re - DIRECTOR DE en ca do el si uiente scuerdo: RELACIOMFS EXTEMORES y g Jay Rodriguez VICEDIRECTORES DE - RELACIoMESEXTEMORES PRIMERO: Felicitarte par tan bells iniciative quo consi- k" #Efift Heft deramos un complemnto necesierio pars darle el ""`°`iOs Gar`ia sabor latino quo el proyecto on general aspire. DIRECTORES f rrnendo Rodriguez From s%coFirJuerrdo SEGUNDO: Apoyar los fines y propoeitoa del Proyecto de ElnwLrw & Co-designscion de Callas pare el Latin Quarter "1oikstO `"et de le PequeMs Habana,sugiriondole al proponents Motto �&= quo consults a otres institudonee y pereonalidedes Fer.yaluhizarrela an relacion a Is seleccion de nombres, bion remi= ArturoAMonso tiendole una relacion de los nombres propueetos Rul► wo 8, Curona R-AWO Mchez o solicitando de ellos nuevos nombres, a los efeetos Jar"Khuly de qua al final, seen seleccionados squellos qua ENseo iio1Rk"'G6rwzreunan todos los atributos quo el Proyecto merecee- PAST PRESIDENTS `Iict�rinMlrneWa Y pare constancia de eats scuerdo, a fin de ser remitido mwkwsalado al LAZIN QUARTER REVIEW BOARD, se rem' a este extracto del R"seu"�i°' acts de Is lesion de Is Junta de Gobi o celebrads el die LAW RESLEGAIIS 9 de abril de 1986, a los efectos car pondientes, a. Gonzoes AaEac►REs LEffALE8 F*&o Ran►bn 16pez 10' Atentemente %6 , ASESOR IgP07'ECARIO r Abel Holtz uis Sab as Dr. Fernando J. Carrand i Manuel A. Gonzalez President Ivan R. tl3rente Immediate Pest President Mauriclo Magarolas First Vice -President Angel R. Rodriguez Second Vice-Preskdent Francisco J. Valdes Secretary Jorge C. Coro Assistant Secretary Pedro Menendez Treasurer Merin J. Jacobs Assistant Treasurer Mo y #-h 27, 1906 Mr. Willy A. Bermello Bermel.lo, Kurki & Vera, Inc. 55 Almeria Avenue Coral Gables, FL 33134 RE: STREET CO -DESIGNATION PROJECT Dear Willy: On behalf of the Kiwania Club of Little Havana, I want to., commend the Latin Quarter Review Board and a.11 those involved in the Latin Quarter project. The club and I feel that through projects such as that, our hispanic heritage will remain an important ingredient in our Miami community. The Latin Quarter project will not only be of great bene- DIRECTORS 198E-1986 fit to those with businesses or residences within i to Wily A. Bermello boundaries, but will also become a tourism incentive to the Little Havana area and Miami in general. Carlos A. Font Pedro L. Gonzalez I am also glad to advise you that in our last Board of Directors meeting our board unanimously passed a motion in.,•, Jose L.Marban full sub:;-_:t of the Co -Designation of the Latin Quarter Leslie Parntin, Jr. Streets with names of. Latin American heroes. We all felt,• it was a very commendable project. Francisco J. Paredes Juan Carlos Sanchez We thank you fbr thinking of us and I hope we can continue.,.;; - the cooperation developed throughout the years. Osvaldo M. Vento Jorge M. Zeragozi S i negfe 1 y . A 7> G t foes more iiU M016 • '.:r'. '17:t M1 sd'�9'+3 df�`S'¢,53c.s'<t-.jai '�'i'^-Yes.( •"t Ysv? �Kir �' "rift.: -F 4, lsr? jam `s Hispanic settlersof i Rest-roict. street names in Latin Quarter e an architect and lonorne r the. City of Mlamil's Latin I jThese] suggested names ;mrtor Rniaw b card. Isla wrote that article for The should have a more far-reaching WWI Kawt in response to a cefteaenet by Miami • • • Editor Howard q slim; that His- - effect throughout our uing who tip ed furor t ismihom animus Of. the boa t. e- ate' community, and should not be g nreau will be muted. �,; � limited just to areas heavily 4. 't"" St populated by Hispanics • Y A., MERMELLO +�► of the City of marl-i Latin Quarter ate- "u -- Willy A. Bermeilo ew -d f would like its thaak News Editor ow �lmberg and historian e4rva Parks for their auW t Se art" The Latin Quarter is essentially a new phenom- their meat of ¢he Fleow St Idea of baving Latin names" a The Latin Quarter District, an area bounded by oc the street signs through- * SW Ninth Street. NW First Street, SW 12th Avenue out the Latin Quarter dis- and SW 17th Avenue, is the public relations term for trict. SPI-14 (Special Pubic interest District-14), a zoning However, l would like to code designation established in Miami's zoning code etarlfy that the proposed Ta111iend Tnd _ sw a St for unique residential or business districts. pre involves a ' co- This particular district hu the result of four of d guailon" of street SW 9 St volunteer work by the Little Havana Dove ant names sad not a replace- Authority In cooperation with the City of lamb rent of any of the existing Planning Department. The ordinance that created the atteet names or numbers. 8w is St district 988 � e Latin pproved after QuarrteriBoard held hearings Itsin Janu- first add a plan arcond name > uld meeting In March of that year. t4 t}as existing street desig- dC 4 The purpose of the proposed street co -designation ati=. For example, SW 12th kvenu a would contin- Program Is to further the objectives of the Latin 8 to bt:. ' 12th kVeMue4 but it would also be named Quarter District by enhancing the presence of His- . venidt J ibArd. The latter would be more proml- a � panic culture and highlighting the area's touristic no- Mtt and the alga would be blue in color with tentlat. Cite Iette-s end nu of the Depart- The to have the street mumu--Aes feature e aen C ac tion-r green and white Etimpor=t to now that, under the pro - the signs an Fiegler Street and Flag- wodd change only En terms of their color Terrace They wmhd M form a part of the co - ad tot program. Sbmliariy. SW Eighth Street leave at t gnat6tm the commonly accept- of Calie Onho. I totally° agree with the suggestion In the column rat "tt matey in our town have fatted to recognize rat bat itr own: rootc, bum end ploneem" I Stet With pgrkf that Pedro Umfndiex de Avilts, and Fedria Fornelles de- .Julia Tuttle and . It It a GLat now the en'siy atrt the to.u�avagnlze the value of c cwulturt is was George Mer- t touututler of C:oorai C:abies rain named sit of is C ad Clabber alter cities in Spain and a�fi tcs renowned eutplo-ors. l 8h l am tn+t t I doubt whether a vet"be slier a , friar or ciger- maker jet because they happened to have lived or passed y6 Miaml several hundreds of years ago. Their mere existence does not appear to be significant, his- torically or otherwise. In any event. I would like to encourage Parks to spearhead an effort with both Dade County and the City of Mieml to have the names of the Spanish ex- plorers and early settlers significant to our area's his- tory take their place along our community's major thoroughfares. I pledge my support to assist her In this endeavor. I would only suggest that. In keeping with the thrust of Parks' "Old Miami" theme, her proposed Latin street names should not be confined to such a small area as the Latin Quarter. Instea4 bar, sug- gested names should have i more far-reaching effect throughout our community, and should not be limited just to areas heavily populated by Hispanics. After all. Pedro Menindez de Avilts has more to do with Miami than with a tiny area within Little Havana. The concept developed by the Latin puar Re- view Board for the Latin Quarter District has more to do with the "New Miami' than Arva Parks' "Old Ml- names of Laun American patriots Is on e premise that patriots are not only easily recoanized but also commonly accepted as significant to he his- torical development of their respective countries. The Latin Quarter in many ways represents a ,,new flavor" — one which is cosmopolitan and inter- national The names of the Latin American patriots on the Latin Quarter stints will serve as a "wel- come" sign to our new residents and visitors. it will also make a statement about what our area repre- sents throughout the Americas. Josh Marti, Sim6a Bolivar and all of the otber Let - In American patriots share are common denominator. their love for freedom. to this respect, all of these pa- triots and heron have a lot to do with MIaml. I realize that "freedom." just like "history," Is something that Is often overlooked by too many. But to the thousands of exiles who have made Miami their home — whether they come from Cuba. El Sal- vador, Nicaragua or Haiti — Miami represents free- dom to them. Consequently, it seems fitting that a small niche within our great city be dedicated to this concept. 0 Howard Kleinberg Editor Old 'Miami names befit a Latin Quarter 1In sub like this.. 19'. to, 1b history Latin names in Miami's histoto bill? Menindez de Aviffs himself, Pueblo do Santa Marta de Loreto. Is Miami get 94 fill the founder of St. Augustine. arrived which what was called in sensItit-itiet on this tMM am so If the Latin Quarter Review here In the spring of 1567 and 1743 when the mission was estab. delicate. Kevertbelem 1 remain Board really wants to cave out a spent four days In what then was fished on the Miami River* Ldvetture- Mlaml Latin Quarter. then It called Tequesta — which Is to. Aid there Is always the estab- 93M. should have a Miami flavor. In- day's downtown Miami. Four days fished Latin pioneer Juan Ponce de Lea weei4 the Latin stead of honoring people who new here. in town Isn't very long to have a but Lelia — who visited Biscayne Ba first. In 1513 — though he er were street named otter you for even ar. Querter Re- That's not just my opinion. It's how ton was Bernardo O'Higgins ready has a street named for him jqew Socre, also that of Miami historian Arva of Chile here? Probably never, but In Coral Gables. chaired by ar- Moore Parka; In fact, It's bei Idea. a street Is proposed to be named I know. I know: Josh Marti. OK. chttect VR14� Don E4calaqte d7ontaneda was after him. J696 Marti. He did spend time In dthe here. as early as 1545. a ship- Others on our at-homi list of Key West and Tampa — which rep, wrecked Spanish seaman who was Indi- Latin pioneers and heroes for Mj_ are close enough. rt street Kleinberg taken prisoner by the Caluss and's Latin Quarter. - But Juan Pablo Duarte of the numbem is ans. Rescued after 17 years of ser- E3 Brother Francisco Villareal. a Dominican Republic? Francisco de the des1pated Latin Quarter area vitude, he wrote a memoir In Jesult, who held the first church Miranda of Venezuela? I have witk the casm of Cmbpz and Con- which he described the Miami area service at Toquesta In IW7. against them — In fact. = trot and South American patriots. and the Florida Keys. Why not 0 Father Joseph Maria M6naco. fought In the American tf one is tit have .a -true Latin name a street after this true pto- who -had a mission hem in 1743. Revolution — but they have noth- Quarter. them ix no doub► that the neer and hero? [3 Father Joseph Xavier de in to do with Miami. streets shocid have Latin namez. What about Pedro Men6ndez Alaft, who - also served here In a a community where most However... Marqufis. nephew of the first gov- .1743. and mapped the area. foots run shallow, there Is a ten - Too many In tbit town - iidE to ernor of Florida and Cuba. Pedro E3 Pedro Fornelles. who held a deny to overlook our tap roots. recognize that Niand has Its own rootr" itsown heroes and pioneers. Men6ndez de AvIlfis? Men6ndez MaNu6s was sent here by his un- Spanish land grant to 175 acres of It would be a good signal from the Latin Quarter Review Board if Some were what now am Called cle in October 1566 to seek out a Key Biscayne In the. early loth Instead of searching elsewhere for were black — and ters colony of mutineers. Seeing the century. people to honor. It named some of stlifothem were Latin. mutineers living in harmony with E3 Luis Go=Aez. the Cuban- the area streets for the Latins who Why rename a street in Miami the Indians and expressing a desire born cigar maker who already were here beginning centuries for Benito JuL-v= of Mexico. or for to remain here, he granted them was established In business In Ml- ago. and. along with later -arriving Josh Gervada Azdgu of Uruguay amnesty and left 30 other Span• am] shortly before the city was In- Anglos and blacks. played a role In two of the suggested street lards to colonize the banks of the corporsted In 1890. the creation of this now great cos- Imum — when them am asoush Miami River. Why. also. not name a street mopolitan community. 67 40 40 10 ot z Little Havana street names would honor Latin heroes w�a,lr Directions to Little Ifavana's Malin Quarter tourist district: Get on Slmbn Bolivar Avenue, hang a left on Jost Marti Street, ppark your car and walk east on Ilenito Jullrez Street until you reach Rubin Dario Avenue. Never heard of those streets? That may change soon. The Latin Quarter Review Board Is proposing to replace the •green•ond•white numbered street and avenue signs within the burgeoning 18•block ethnic district with the names of Cu. ban and Central and South American patriots. Mundane Southwest 12th AV. enue. Northwest First Street and Southwest 17th Avenue would give way to names like Bolivar. Msrtl and Juiret. First must come the approval of the Miami City Commission. Willy Dermello. an architect and chairman of the review board ® a city -appointed group nurturing development of the tourist district -- sold the pro. Posed switch from numbers to names Is Intended to accentuate the If[$panic flavor of the area. "It will give the area a spe• clal feel." said Bermello. It's hoped the Latin Quarter will resemble New Orleans' French Quarter In Its unique sr- chitecture. ethnic appeal and drawing power. The Latin Quener Is bounded on the east by Southwest 12th Avenue. on the west by Southwest 17th Avenue. on the north by North* west First Street and on the south by Southwest Ninth Street. : •a�tr�AR fl�tl'dAdt t�arduld n€►clted ••. Rtt •--..,,� ,..,.a. front this Ilea of..,: LnUd Amur voin pat A q - E•-s ` Cub �elt'lote�; j r ft''+ti� � +!f tgnae±e AerRmtxnte ";, �y� : r ' i• nw t 6! • CrrlgP Mal,srN ie t:Aavr�+s .:�;�';�:. '.� ,: Asps. Pe Ms,dnre oen,011 .fk .,'t ri • f r a{: Perch" L6pwk- �•'.7�1 y,..i stEPet Citertt rl7; ^�,+'.•li � w. T,j? !`'' � ..y�',.�. te-.*wO toM 1fi+P:1rS•`' eve a ee '.��.South and Cantrol•Atnerl" Patriots aw s ae a�.lee! Q�rveeis Art�gaa 16trtir4uay) ' .�'" � �f• i` elm®n ae+h,rer iVetneavote esld Codeel�tel !, 11" 17 to . nuhln ootto (Edteereeual• ` ; ; �,'; , Juan Path* alwto the n nee,i+sesl :. ! i '.. Franaiaae Ie Mbenda tvaeeavalet: , •�` .. �; Fee net"a t4tereabei tCamrat Aeeetteel... . t' « « a#enar@e O'Maetne tCMtet':a::�y �i,.'• • JoeO da edp Merttn (M®entlilal"d'• • �' :�'+ Stroots that wouldnaval name&.!, ': ";�`• ._;,.,u .,.. .®at (®etwoon NVY t 91 and SW a tttl feet ween 112 a ra 17 Arai NW t St SW 5. St ..�•' � 12 AV 1 18'Ave' '13 Sw 1 St , SW 61.{-! ,. , 'y Ave`; 18•Ave'. , ;'. SW 2 6e SW 7 St;.;;,::; �: '�14 Ave �1� 17: I1ve' " • . r.. :tl3W 3 6t;' SW @ St .. �r.�'. t,>'::,z,....'.. •.'• .. SW 4 91 8W s,si• :a,i.; ":'' ° . v; •; i; Bermallo said the now street signs would be blue, with white letters. Underneath each name. In smaller type. the old street numbers would remain to pre. vent confusion. The street sign makeover would be paid and maintained with Latin Quarter funds. he said. Calle Ocho (Southwest Eight Street), West Flogler Street and Flogler T.er- race will not be Included In the street name change project. Originally. the Idea was to name the streets and avenues after Cuban patriots and prov. Inces. "nut someone suggested Including the rest of Latin American snd we went along," Dermeilo said. Last week, board members put together a list of 13 names of heroes tram Cuba. Nlcara- ggua, Venezuela, Argentina, Co- lomble. Uruguay, Chile, Domin- Ican Republic and Mexico. What name would replace which street hasn't been set- tled. Next, Bermello said, the list will be submitted to Involved organizations for approval. Then it will go on to the city commission, 11 think people will agree on the concept. but not necessarily the names." he said. Selecting a final list of names will most likely be a sensitive process, Ber'mello Bald. "These names are not written In stone;' he said. "We're willing to take suggestions.'' CITY Or MIAMI, rlORIDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: Honorable Mayor and Members CATS: August 28, 1986 FrLE of the City Commission SUINJECT: Dual Designation of City Streets FRo�I: Cesar H. Odio REFERENCES: City Manager One ENCLOSURES: Attached for your perusal is copy of Walter Herndon's letter to Don Cather on the above subject. METibPOLITAN DADS COUNTY, FLORIDA Ri: CEIVED T-33 METRb-DADE CENTER lq,%Qq 25 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT r MIP surm 1410 WEo..lot STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA 331MIOM August 18, 1986 Mr. Donald W. Cathers P.E. Director City of Miami Department of Public Works 275 NW 2 STreet Miami, Florida 33128 RE: Dual Designation of City Streets Dear Mr. Cather: In view of the increasing number of dual designation streets honoring various individuals and organizations throughout the County. this Department has adopted a new policy for the installation of street name signs -commemorating these indi- viduals and organizations. This policy was necessitated by the fact that there has been an increase in the number of these dual designation signs which has caused us to divert manpower and material from installation of:other required traffic control signs, and further', has required us to replace -street name signs that are in, excellent condition with now dual designation signs. In addition, because the post office continues to recognize the primary designation for purpo'ses of delivering mail, we have decided to follow the 'Florida!"Depi artmaut of Transportation's method of designating State maintained roads which have been renamed to honor an individual. This poliiy, also, is in accordance with provisions and guidelines if the Uniform Manual for Traffic Control Devices. All new installations of streets which have been renamed to honor Individuals or organizations, will now be designated by a single sign at the limit of the designated street facing the direction of traveling vehicles. The sign *hall be finished with white letters on a brown background and *hall bear the name of the honoree in accordance with resolutions passed by the ap- propriate legal authority creating the co -designation of that street. am sure you can understand why we were required to develop this policy and you can rest assured that we will continue to cooperate fully in this area. N r .. .x.•1rw.Mr•.......Jhr.r..wyir��+e1^•twr.n.�f447.i:J:.Y. n"^'.f �.2''� �w.. ir...a.....r++w�. _ xy.�:r "7 � j.rY � � `,� 1�wA ' � r.f.. ^•.•R....r 1+r...'.. r•a i -J J -1' If you require any additional information or assistance, please do not 4 hesitate to contact me. 4 Sinc rely purs, ter Herndon, Jr., P.E. Acting Director f• Public Works Department t WAH:SIP:mm • ice, cc: Ronald W. 6oudrieau Carlos A. Muller Thomas A. Hoagland Gary L. Smith ti •�/. ��..,1M• !'G•l fi ..i ^'•�V�'!'+•• ^1KI•i♦�•^1'1•�w/•�,••1'.•!••M�.I.• -V•I '-+`, .�J�� .. . '��MF v. • �N • �r ..^�► w.. vq. •+•.n x arwipy b, i