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2150 Coral Way. Seventh Floor / Miami. Florida 33145 / (305) 285-0221
June 20, 1986
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Mr. Cesar H. Odio
+ City Manager
City of Miami
275 N.W. 2nd St. 4t
Miami, FL 33128
Dear Mr. Odio:
As a member of the City's Planning Advisory Board, I must relate to
you an item of concern after being advised by Mr. Perez-Lugones and
Mr. Maxwell that they could not be of further assistance on this
matter.
To be brief, I was notified by return receipt mail of all absences
(3) from meetings to date. At the June 4th Board meeting, I reques-
ted thru the chair person a clarification on the status of my last
absence since heavy thunderstorms, street flooding and, most of all,
official broadcasted notification from the authorities "not to ven-
ture outside your home" had appeared on National Television, "ABC",
moments before my planned departure to the meeting. •
At the June 18th meeting, I was briefly informed by Mr. Perez-Lugo-
nes of the way the adopted legal language read in -regulating absen-
teeism from meetings. I don't believe this language appropriately
addresses the adverse and tearing conditions under which I found
myself that night. Should I have ignored the authorities advice of
a declared emergency and venture myself to the meeting under any
risk? Do we under the present language expect every member to as-
sume personal risks no matter the circumstances?
I would sincerely appreciate an opportunity to explain my situation
to the comni ssinn on the record and possibly, with their help, reach
conclusive decision of this condition. Please advise when will it
be convenient to go on the agenda.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
ctfully yours,
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To Cesar H. Odio
City Manager
FROM, Walter L. Pierde
Assistant City Manager
DATE: 'July 2, 1986 PILI:
SUBJECT Attached Letter from
Jorge L. Pedraza,
Planning Advisory Board
Member
REFERENCES:
ENCLOSURES:
Recommendation
It is recommended that Mr. Pedraza, at his preference, be
scheduled for a personal appearance before the City Commission.
It is also recommended that no change be made in the provisions
of City of Miami Code Section 62-54, a copy of which is attached.
Background
Mr. Pedraza was advised as of early June that he'had accumulated
a total of three (3) absences from PAB meetings. The above
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referred to Section,in Subsection (c), provides for the
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automatic removal of any member who misses more than five (5)
meetings, either excused or non-excused.
Attached for your information is a copy of Ordinance No. 9846,
adopted on May 24, 1984. Prior to its adoption, PAB and Zoning
Board members were permitted a maximum of three (3) unexcused
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absences per year. Excused absences were also permitted but were
defined as (1) personal or family illness, (2) death in the
family or (3) away on City business; an absence for any other
reason was therefore declared by City ordinance to be unexcused.
The current regulation was adopted to curtail what was perceived
at the time to be abuses and to cure a situation of poor
attendance at meetings. Meeting attendance is much improved over
the past two years, attributable to both the new provision and a
change in membership.
As regards Mr. Pedraza, please be advised of the below listed
meetings he did not attend.
- April 16: No extenuating circumstances noted.
- May 14: Meeting was originally scheduled for May 7
but was rescheduled due to a change in the
City Commission meeting date from May 8 to
May 7; only one other member was absent.
- May 21: This was a day of severe weather; in
addition to Mr. Pedraza, four (4) other
members were also absent.
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ternate member of the planning advisory board
or of the toning board. Failure to meet this re-
quirement each and every year after assuming
board membership or alternate membership may
be deemed growids for removal under section 6251.
(Code 1967, 1 62-19; Ord. No. 9846, 3 1, 5-24-84)
County code cross reference --Conflict of interest and
code of ethics ordinance, 12.11.1.
Sec. 62-50. Reserved.
Editor's note —Ord. No. 9767, 11, adopted Dew 15, 1983,
repealed 1 6250. which had placed restrictions upon reap-
pointment; said section derived from Code 1967, 4 62.20. and
from Ord. No. 9873. 11. adopted July 23,1979.
Sec. 62-51. Vacancies.
Vacancies in the membership or alternate
membership of the planning advisory board
or of the zoning board shall be filled by the
city commission by appointment in the
manner herein set out and for the unexpired
term of the member or alternate member
affected, provided the city commission, may
appoint an alternate member of a board to-�
vacancy as a full member of the board
without resort to the procedural requirements
of section 62-48.
It shall be the duty of the ch&Lm an of the ,
planning advisory board or the chairman of .
the : zoning board, as the case may be, to
notify the city clerk within ten (10) days after
a vacancy occurs, And the city clerk shall .
promptly transmit such information to the
city commission for appropriate commission
action as set out herein. (Code 1967, § 62-21)
See. 62-52. 16emovaL
(a) Members and alternate members of the
planning advisory board and of the zoning
board may be removed for cause b'y the city
commission upon the votes of not lees than
three (3) members of the commission, upon
written charges and public hearing, if the
member or alternate member affected requests
such public bearing.
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(b) There is hereby established a point system.
Each member or alternate member of the plan.
ning advisory board and the zoning board who
arrives after the beginning of the first agenda
item or leaves before the termination of the last
agenda item, at a regularly scheduled meeting of
the board shall receive two (2) points. Any mem-
ber or alternate member of the planning advisory
board or zoning board who accumulates more than
fifteen (15) points in one (1) calendar year shall
automatically be removed and the position declared
vacant.
(c) Notwithstanding (b) above, any member or
alternate member of the planning advisory board
or toning board who is absent, for whatever rea-
son, from more than five (5) meetings in one (1)
calendar year shall automatically be removed and
the position declared vacant. (Code 1967, § 62.22;
Ord. No. 9846, 5 1, 5-24-84)
Sec. 6253. Compensation.
Members and alternate members of the plan-
ning advisory board and of the zoning board shall
receive a remuneration of two hundred dollars
($200.00) per month. The city commission shall
make provision for the payment of actual and
necessary expenses, in accordance with city poli-
cy, for the attendance of each member and alter-
nate member of boards at one (1) city -authorized
planning or zoning seminar or conference each
calendar year to be held in Florida. (Code 1967, 4
62-23; Ord. No. 8746, § 1, ,1.24-78; Ord. No. 9846,
$ 1, 5-24-84)
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Sec. 62-54. Public notice —Generally.
Where public notice is required, the admin-
istration of the comprehensive planning
program as set out in section 72 of the city
charter and ordinances enacted thereunder,
the type and -the manner of public notice to be
given shall be as set out in the ordinance or
section of the ordinance for the matter
involved and as set out in section 62-65.
(Code 1967, § 62.24)
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ORDINANCE N0: 9
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 62-15,
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62-249 62-269 62-329 62-33, 62-349 62-359
62-479 62-489 62-49, 62-52 AND 62-53 OF
CHAPTER 629 ENTITLED "ZONING AND
PLANNING", OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF
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MIAMI, FLORIDA, AS AMENDED, BY PROVIDING
FOR AN INCREASE IN MEMBERSHIP OF THE CITY
PLANNING ADVISORY BOARD AND THE CITY
ZONING BOARD TO CONSIST OF 9 MEMBERS AND
1 ALTERNATE MEMBER FOR EACH BOARD,
ESTABLISHING THE QUORUM REQUIREMENT FOR
SAID BOARDS, FURTHER ESTABLISHING A
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METHOD OF NOMINATION AND QUALIFICATIONS
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FOR MEMBERSHIP APPOINTMENTS; FURTHER
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PROVIDING FOR REMOVAL OF MEMBERS WHO DO
NOT MEET REQUIREMENTS FOR BOARD
ATTENDANCE AT THE MEETINGS OF SAID BOARD;
CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
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BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI,
FLORIDA:
Sect.ion 1. Sections 62-15, 62-249 62-261, 62-329 62-33, ,
62-34,
62-359 62-47,
62-48,
62-49, 62-52,
and 62-53 of
Chapter
62, entitled:
"ZONING
AND 'PLANNING",
of the Code -of
the City of Miami, Florida, as amended, are hereby amended
in the following particulars:l
"Sec. 62-15. Preparation, review, recom-
mendation and adoption of
comprehensive plans for city.
( b ) Review and recommendation by planning
advisory board. As the comprehensive plans or
substantial portions thereof as may correspond
generally with functional or geographical
classifications of the city are prepared and
completed, they shall be reviewed by the planning
advisory board. At such time as the planning
advisory board may have reviewed and discussed the
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Words and/or figures stricken through shall be deleted.
Underscored words and/or figures shall be added. Remaining
provisions are now in effect and remain unchanged. Asterisks
indicate omitted and unchanged material.
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plans or portion thereof and has determined that a
public hearing should be held thereon, the board
shall set a date certain for holding a public
hearing on the plans, or portion thereof. Notice
shall be given of the public hearing as set out in
section 62-55(1) and (4); in addition, the -planning
advisory board may, for the particular hearing
involved, give such additional notice as it may
deem proper to the subject of the hearing and
circumstances therein involved.
Upon completion of such hearing, the planning
advisory board may recommend to the city commission
by not less than fewF E4� five (5) affirmative
votes, the adoption by the city commission of the
plans, or portion thereof, upon which the public
hearing was held. The board resolution of
recommendation shall refer expressly to the maps,
descriptive material and other data intended by the
planning advisory board to form the whole or the
part of the plans upon which the public hearing was
held. The action taken and the recommendation made
by the planning advisory board shall be recorded on
the recommended plans, or portion thereof. Where
the recommendation of the planning advisory board
is not in accord with earlier recommendations of
the planning department, the planning department
shall submit to the city commission its
recommendation in the matter. The signatures of
the chairman of the planning advisory board and the
planning director shall be affixed thereto as
certifying to the action taken and the
recommendation made and the date of such action and
recommendation; and the signature of the director
of the department ofeadministration for planning
advisory and zoning boards shall be affixed as
l certying that the requisite hearing or hearings
were held on the dates certified. A copy of the
comprehensive plans, or portion thereof, shall'be
certified to the city commission. The recommended
copy of the plans, or portion thereof, t.ogether
with any recommended amendments thereto, shall be a
part of the permanent and public records of the
planning advisory board.
Sec. 62-24.' Establishment.
There is hereby established a board, to be known
as -the city planning advisory board. The planning
advisory board shall consist of seven-473 nine (9)
members and one ( 1 ) alternate member, --to Ce
appointed in the manner hereinafter set out in
article V of this chapter.
Sec. 62-26. Proceedings.
(a) Officers and voting. The planning advisory
.hoard shall select a chairman and vice-chairman
from among its members and may create and fill such
other offices as it may determine. All members, or
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an alternate member sitting in the place of a
member, shall be required to vote on matters before
the planning advisory board, subject to the
provisions of subsections (e) and (f) of this
section and applicable Florida statutes.
The director of the planning department shall be
the executive secretary of the planning advisory
board.
(d) Quorum; public records. The planning
advisory board shall keep minutes of its
proceedings, showing the vote of each member or
alternate member, if sitting for a member, or if
absent or failing to vote under sections 62-26(e)
and (f) below indicatina such fact.
It shall be the responsibility of the director
of the department of administration for planning
advisory and zoning boards to handle all procedural
actii`vIT'ies for all public hearings required to be
held by the planning advisory board, including the
preparation of detailed minutes and official
records of•such hearings. The official records of
such public hearings shall be filed with the city
clerk.
It shall be the responsibility of the executive
secretary of the planning advisory board to
maintain records of other public meetings of the
board. Records of such meetings shall be
maintained in the office of the planning
department.
A quorum for the transaction of business shall
be a majeFiky of the total membesship e€ the
plaRR}RO advisePy beasdT consist of five (5)
members, but no action to recommend adoption ' o
coom�ensive plans or portions thereof,to
recommend the amendment of the eempeebeRs}ve2
zoning ordinance as set out in article XXX 35 of
the eemprehonsive zoning. ordinance, or to
recommend approval of a site and development plan
shall be taken without the concurring votes of at
least a madesity five (5) members of the total
membership -of -the board.
(e) Status of alternate member. In the
temporary absence or disability of a member, or in
an instance where a member is otherwise
disqualified to sit on a particular matter, the
chairman of the planning advisory board, or the
vice-chairman in his absence, shall designate the
alternate•member to sit as a board member to obtain
a full membership of seven �7� nine (9), or, as
nearly as possible_ a full members ip. When so
2 Referenc.es to the "comprehensive" zoning ordinance are no
longer proper due to the repeal of Ordinance No. 6871 the
City's prior comprehensive zoning ordinance and the enactment
of Ordinance No. 9500, which became effective June 27, 1983.
The latter ordinance is formally known and may be referred to
as the 'Zoning Ordinance of the City of Miami, Florida' or
simply the 'zoning ordinance'.
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acting, the alternate member shall have full rights
of participation and voting as members; his vote
shall be deemed that of a member in reaching a
decision on a matter. In instances where the
alternate member is not sitting as a member, he
shall have the right to participate in board
discussions and to ask questions, but he shall have
no right to vote or make motions. Where the
alternate member has been duly designated to sit as
a member on a particular matter and conditions of
that matter has begun, the alternate shall continue
to sit as a board member ke through disposition of
the matter; and he shall no a replaced, should
the member in whose stead he is sitting later be
present.
( f ) Disqualification of members or alternate.
If any member of the planning advisory board or the
alternate member called on to sit in a particular
matter shall find that his private or personal
interests are involved in the matter coming before
the board, he shall, prior to the opening of the
hearing on the matter, disqualify himself from all
participation of whatsoever nature in the cause; or
he may be disqualified by the votes of not less
than a major4ky of tskel membOFshIP five (5)
members of the board, not including the mem e.r or
alternate member about whom the question of
disqualification has been raised. No member or
alternate member of the planning advisory board
shall appear before the city commission, planning
advisory board or zoning board as agent or attorney
for any other person.
(g) Assignment of other personnel. The city
manager shall assign a member, of the public works,
planning, and bd}j44R9-sRd-asR4Rq-4Rspeet4sRs fire,
rescue and inspection services departments
attend public hearings o e planning advisory
board to advise the planning advisory board when
necessary, and to furnishing information, reports
and recommendations upon request of -the board.
The city attorney shall assign *a member of the
city law department to attend public hearings of
the planning advisory board to advise the planning
advisory board when necessary and to furnish
information, reports and recommendations upon the
request of the board.
Sec. 62-32. Establishment.
There is hereby established a board, to be known
as the city zoning board. The zoning board shall
consist of eevoR-Or nine (9) members and one (1)
alternate member, to be appointed in the manner
hereinafter set out in article V of this chapter.
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Sec. 62-33.
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Responsibilities generally.
The zoning board shall have the following
primary areas of responsibility:
(1) It shall serve as an instrument for the
hearing of applications for the rezoning
of specific properties, as set out in
article XXX 35 of the eemppehens4ve
zoning ordinance of the city. When
acting in this capacity, its work shall
be deemed advisory and recommendatory,
and only advisory and recommendatory, to
the city commission.
(2) It shall serve as the quasi-judicial
instrument for the granting of a variance
or special exception under the
esMPFeh8R63ve zoning ordinance ep gap
eeRd}4ianaI-use -eRdeF-the-eamppebeae4Ve
2eR4Rq-GFd4RaRee. It shall perform these
functions as set out in this article and
under the applicable laws and regulations
of the State of Florida and the city.
Sec. 63-34. Proceedings.
(d) Quorum; public record. The zoning board
shall keep detailed minutes of its proceedings,
showing the vote of each member or.alternate
member, if sitting for a member, or if absent or
failing to vote under subsection (e) of this
section, indicating such fact. The zoning board
shall keep records of its examinations and other
official actions, all of which shall be a public
record and filed immediately in the office of the
city clerk.
A quorum for the transaction of business shall
consist of five (5) members, And each item before
the board shall require the affirmative vote of at
leastfive (5)
members of the board for passage. In the aTsence
of a full board, the applicant shall be allowed,
upon request, one (1) deferral.
(e) Disqualification of members or alternate.
_ If any member of the zoning board or the alternate
member called on to sit in a particular case shall
find that his private or personal interests are
involved in the ease matter coming before the
board, he shall, prior-7o Ehe opening of the
® hearing on the sawas matter, disqualify himself
from all participation oT—w-Matsoever nature in the
ease cause; or he may be disqualified by the votes
of not -'-less than a ma�eeitiy e4F the tska-1
® membegship five (5) members of the board, not
including the member or site te member about•whom
the question of disqualification has been raised.
No member or alternate member of the zoning board
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shall appear before the city commission, zoning
board, or planning advisory board as agent or
attorney for any other person.
(f) Assignment of other personnel. The city
manager shall assign a member of the public works,
planning, and fire,
rescue and inspection services department-s 7o
Mena pu61is hearings or the zoning board, to
advise the zoning board when necessary, and to
furnish information, reports and recommendations
upon request of the board.
(g) Status of alternate member. In the
temporary absence or disability of a member or in
an instance where a member is otherwise
disqualified to sit on a particular matter, the
chairman of the zoning board, or the vice-chairman
in his absence, shall designate the alternate
member to sit as a board member to obtain a full
membership of-soyeR-47� nine (9), or, as nearly
as possible, a full membership. WheF so acting, the
alternate member shall have full rights of
participation and voting as members; his vote shall
be deemed that of a member in reaching decisions
on a matter. In instances where an alternate member
is not sitting as a member, he shall have the right
to participate in board discussions and to ask
questions, but he shall have no right to vote of
make motions. Where an alternate member has been
duly designated to sit as a member on a particular
matter and consideration of that matter has begun,
the alternate shall continue to sit as a board
member through to disposition of the matter; and he
shall noE be replaced should the member in whose
stead he is sitting later be present.
The city attorney shall assign a member of the
city law department to attend public hearings of
the zoning board, to advise the zoning board when
necessary, and to furnish information, reports and
recommendations upon request of the board.
Sec. 62-35. Powers and duties generally.
(a) In accordance with the general statement of
section 62-33(1), the zoning board shall have the
power to hear applications for the rezoning of
particular properties and to make recommendations
thereon to the city commission, as set out in
article 35 of the eampreheRieve zoning ordinance.
(b) In furtherance of its quasi-judicial
functions under section 62-33(2) of this article,
the zoning board shall have the following powers
and duties:
(1) Special exceptions: To hear and decide
such special exceptions as the zoning
board is specifically authorized to pass
on under the terms of the zoning
ordinance of the city; to decide such
questions as are involved in the
determination of whether or not special
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exceptions should be granted; and to
grant special exceptions with appropriate
conditions and safeguards or to deny
special exceptions when not in harmony
with the purpose and intent of the zoning
ordinance of the city.
(2) Variances: To authorize upon application
such variance from the terms of the
eemppaheRe}ve zoning ordinance of the
city also will not be contrary to the
public interest where, owing to special
conditions, a literal enforcement of the
provisions of the eemppeheReive zoning
ordinance of the city would result in
unnecessary and undue hardship.
(3) Other matters: to authorize and approve
such other matters as shall be brought
before the board pursuant to the city
charter and this Code.
Sec. 62-47. Size of boards and terms of office.
The planning advisory board and the zoning board
shall each consist of seven-E73 nine (9) members
and one (1) alternate member to be appoin ed by the
city commission in the manner and under the
standards hereinafter set out. -Each member and
alternate member shall be appointed for a term of
three (3) calendar years, 9rovided that of the
members of eachboard first appointed under this
article, three (3) shall be appointed for a term of
three (3) '.calendar years each, two (2) shall be
appointed for terms of two (2) calendar years each,
and two (2) shall be appointed for Ferms of one
(1) calendar year each, subject to the provisions
of section 62-48, and prov.ided, further, that the
alternate member of each board first4 appointed
under this article shall be appointed for a term of
one (1) year subject to the provisions of section
62-481
and provided further, that the two (2)
members*of each oard rlrstappointed under this
article during calendar year IYU4, snarl e
appointed or a term or the remainder or the 1984
ca en ar year su ec o e provisions o sec ion
'S - 8. Notwithstandinge above, however, -members
.of the zonin2 boardmay continue to serve, after
eir -respective terms or office expire, subject o
reappointment or to a new appointment o a new term
y the city commission.
3 The first calendar year in which appointments were made
under this section was 1974.
4 The first calendar year in which appointments were made
under this section was 1974.
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Sec. 62-48. Procedure for appointment.
No appointment shall be made by the city
commission to membership or alternate membership on
the planning advisory -board or on the Zoning board
until the commission shall have given notice in a
newspaper of general circulation in the city of the
vacancies at least thirty (30) days prior to the
making of an appointment, and shall have solicited
and encouraged the public and professional or
citizen organizations within the area having
interest in and knowledge of the planning and plan
implementation process to submit names of persons
and their qualifications for consideration as
prospective appointees or alternates of the boards.
At least €lye-4;� ten (10) days prior to the making
of any appointment, Me city commission shall cause
to have available to the public, and shall publicly
make announcement of the fact, that the list of
names thus submitted, together with a short
statement of the qualifications of each person, is
prepared and available for public inspection and
consideration. In reaching decision on
appointment, the city commission shall give due
consideration to the names thus submitted.
In addition, the city commission shall, at least
€lye-k54 ten (10) days prior to the making of any
appointment, cause to have available to the public,
and shall publicly make announcement of the fact,
that the names of prospective nominees submitted by
members of the city commission and a short
statement of qualifications of such persons are
available for public inspection and consideration.
No person shall be appointed to membership or
alternate membership on the planning advisory board
or on the zoning board whose name and
qualifications have not been made publicly
available in the manner set out.
Sec. 62-49. Qualifications.
In reaching a decision on appointment to a
vacancy on the planning advisory board or on the
zoning board, the city commission shall give due
regard to, and be guided by the necessity for
representation on the boards, of:
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(3) Qualifications, background, experience and
abilities of appointees to, fulfill the
duties and responsibilities of board
membership or alternate membership;
prospective appointees shall be subject to
a person_al appearance Def'ore the ci'�
commission, to arrora the city commission
an opportunity -to ascertain prospec ive
nominees proficiency in Ene EnglilsT
language, educational ac group an
general knowledqe off' aIannino and zonino "
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(4) Prior demonstration by prospective
appointees of interest in and concern for
planning and planning implementation, as
may be evidenced by previous attendance at
planning aAd or land use control seminars;
(9) Needs for expertise, if any, in the
membership and alternate membership of the
boards.
Appointees shall be persons in a position to
represent the public interest, and no person shall
be appointed having personal or private interests
likely to conflict with the public interest.
No person shall be appointed who has any
interest in the profits or emoluments of any
contract, job, work, or service for the city. No
person shall be appointed who holds any elective
office or is employed in a full-time capacity by
any governmental authority in the county or the
city. Before making any appointment, the city
commission shall determine that the person so
appointed satisfies the requirements of sections
2-301 et. seq., and no person shall be confirmed in
appointment who has not filed the statement
required by section 2-305. In addition, the code
of ethics of Metropolitan Dade County shall apply
to members and alternate members of the planning
advisory board and of the zoning board.
Persons appointed shall be electors of the city.
No member or alternate member of the planning
advisory board or of the zoning board shall be
confirmed -in his appointment until he shall sign a
statement agreeing to participate in at least one
(1) seminar on planning or --zoning to be held in
Florida, and approved by �•e�y, during the
course of each calendar year he shall remain a
member or alternate member of the planning advisory
board or of the zoning board. Failure to meet this
requirement each and every year after assuminmg
board membership or alternate membership may be
deemed grounds for removal under section 62-51.
Sec. 62-52. Removal
(b) There is hereby established a point system.
Each member or alternate member of the planning
advisory board and the zoning board who kas OR
wAeaeuard abseAea €Vea a FeOe18sly asModd19d
mest�Ag-a€=eke-heard-aba�3-gees#�►e-€3�re-���-�e�A�s.
Fas+ fkks PwFPOOe Of this aetielef OR =eweused
aba4we•s-saa��-�e-de€�Aed-ae-a-pe�aeAa�-es-€am��}�
4&IA0e6* dea#a iA kbe €6mk46Y ae away OR 8iky
bwaknesev--49-a-member arrives after the beginning
of the first agenda item or leaves before the
termination of the last agenda item, at a regularly
scheduled meeting of the board shalT receive two
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(2) points. shall be added. A membep e€ the
planning a?viseey beaFd and of the aeA#eg beepd
shell-autemableally-be-Femeved-wMea-any-membep-op
a��e�aa�e-membee-e€-e��Me�-bead-a�-aAy-��me-�e-eae
ealeadee yeap has mepe than fifteen F45�
poinka. Any member or alternate member of the
planning advisory board or zoning board who
accumulates more than fir Teen porn s in one
calendar year shall alltoMatiCally be remove
and the position declared vacant.
(c) Notwithstanding •(b) above, any member or
alternate member or the planning advisory board or
zoning oar who is a sen , tar whatever reason,
rom more than fivi meetings in one
calendar year shall automatically be removed an
e position declared vacant.
Sec.62-53. Compensation.
Members and alternate members of the planning
advisory board of the zoning board shall receive a
remuneration of two hundred dollars ($200.00) per
month; said Pate of eempeaeak4ea Shall be
Pekfeeet4ve-ke-8etebep-;r-4-9:;;. The city commission
shall make provision for the payment of actual and
necessary expenses, in accordance with city policy,
for the attendance of each member and alternate
member of boards at one (1) city -authorized
planning or zoning seminar or conference each
calendar year to be —held in the -stake Florida."
Section 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in
conflict herewith, insofar as they are in conflict, are
hereby repealed.
Section 3. If any section, part of section, paragraph,
clause, phrase, or word of this ordinance is declared
invalid, the remaining provisions of this ordinance shall not
be affected.
PASSED ON FIRST READING BY TITLE ONLY this 28th day of
Februarv. , 1984.
PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING BY TITLE
ONLY this 24th day of May , 1984.
Maurice A. Ferre
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