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ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 50, ENT1TI,E1D
"SHIPS, VESSELSp AND WATERWAYS"r OF THE CODE OF
THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORtbAr AS AMEND80t BY ADDING
THERETO AN ADbtTIONAL AAtICLE Wt ENTITL8D "MIAMI
VESSEL MOORING CODE", REGULATINtj VESSEL MOORING
ACTIVITIES IN CITY WATERS, tMCLODING THE SETTING
OF REQUIRED STANDARDS FOR VESSEL MOORING;
PROVIDING FOR IMPOSITION OF PENALTIES; DECLARING
VESSELS IN VIOLATION OF STANDARDS TO BE A
NUISANCE; PROVIDING FOR ABATEMENT OF UNLAWFUL
MOORING PRACTICES AND AUTHORIZING CIVIL ACTION TO
COLLECT COSTS OF ABATEMENT; FURTHER PROVIDING
THAT T8E MOORING CODE PERTAINS TO THE MOORING OF
ALL VESSELS; PROHIBITING THE OBSTRUCTION OF
NAVIGABLE CHANNELS; PROVIDING SEPARATE MOORING
REQUIREMENTS FOR VESSELS OF VARYING LENGTHS;
FURTHER CREATING AND IMPOSING SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
LIENS IN FAVOR OF THE CITY FOR THE EXPENSES OF
REMEDIAL ACTION WHERE MOORED VESSELS CONSTITUTE
PUBLIC NUISANCES; CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION
AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Dade
County has promulgated a set of ordinances to serve as a.
minimum standard for all municipalities in the County
regarding the subject matter of the herein ordinance, said
ordinances being codified in Article III of Chapter 7,
entitled "Boats, Docks and Waterways," of the Code of
Metropolitan Dade County, Florida; and
WHEREAS, the herein ordinance contains, as a minimum,
those criteria as set forth in the Code of Metropolitan
Dade County, Florida; and
WHEREAS, the provisions of this ordinance are not
intended and should not be construed as in any way
superseding or attempting to conflict with applicable
statutes, ordinances, rules or regulations of the Federal
government or of the State of Florida but are intended to
implement, complement and supplement such enactments and
provisions;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED HY THE COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA;
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Section 1. Chapter 50 of the Code of the City of
Miami # Plor id a i as amended t is hereby further amended by
adding a new Article IV to read as follows:
"A'R'PtCL8 IV. MIAMI V8888t MOORING COb8
DIVISION I. GtNSRALLY
Sec. 50-70. Short 'Title. Definition.
a. This Article shall be known as the
'Miami Vessel Mooring Code'.
b. (1) The word 'vessel' as used
herein includes all
craft, boats, ships,
barges, and floating
structures.
(2) 'City waters' include,
but shall not be limited
to, all navigable and
nonnavigable waterways,
rivers, lakes, streams,
springs, impoundments
and all other waters or
bodies of water,
including fresh,
brackish, saline, tidal
surface or other waters
within the City of
Miami.
(3) 'County' means Dade County
in the State of Florida.
(4) 'He' and 'him' importing
the masculine gender
shall mean the feminine,
masculine or neuter
gender which shall
include firms and hoards.
6 ) 'dean low water' means a
level of water 0.917 feet
below Sea level as
established by City of
Miami datum.
(6) 'Mooring' means any
method of attaching a
vessel to land or a
structure, fixed or
movable, above water or
submerged, by means of
lines, cables, chains,
anchors, or similar
devices.
( 7 ) 'Officer' means any
police officer of the
city, the director of
the office of marinas
or his authorized repre-
sentative, and the city
manager or his authorized
representative.
(8) 'Person' means a
corporation, firm,
partnership, association,
organization or any other
group acting as a unit,
as well as a natural
person.
(9) 'River' standing alone,
with no modifiers, means
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the Miami Riven and its
tributaries.
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(10) 'Abandoted' means weed'ked
or derelict vessel having
no value other than
nominal salvage value, if
any, which has been left
abandoned and unprotected
from the elements and
shall include wrecked,
inoperative, or partially
dismantled vessels.
Sec. 50-71. Legislative Intent.
The city commission hereby finds and
determines that the insecure and improper mooring
of vessels in city waters including Biscayne Bay,
the Miami River and their tributaries increases
the danger of grounding and breaking loose of the
said vessels and thereby endangers navigation,
life and property; that insecurely and improperly
moored vessels have broken loose in the past and
damaged bridges, structures, and other valuable
property; that scrap and derelict vessels occupy
areas which could be developed as berths for
economically active and attractive vessels; that
scrap and derelict vessels moored or sunk in city
waters, including Biscayne Bay, Miami River and
their tributaries, are unsightly, a danger to
navigation, and a detriment to tourism and to
property values; that the release of pollutants,
the infestation of rats and the breeding of
mosquitoes on derelict vessels moored upon city
waters, including Biscayne Bay, the Miami River
and their tributaries, constitute dangers to
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public health, and that derelict or sunken vessels
often constitute attractive nuisances that
endanger the lives and safety of children,
Sed. 50-12. prolonged grounding of vessel at mean
low water.; prohibition,
No vessel shall be moored in such a manner
that it rests of the bottom at mean law water for
More than thirty (30) consecutive days.
Sec. 50-=73. Mooring of vessels.
All moored vessels shall be secured by an
attachment with suEf.icient strength comparable to
the lines required for the site and type of vessel
hereinafter specified. No vessels shall be moored
to trees, shrubst houses or other buildings on
shore, or to bridges, bridge approaches, bridge
fenders, or piles driven or placed for the
protection of bridqes or their approaches, or any
navigational aid within the city.
Sec. 50-74. Mooring lines required.
Vessels of one hundred (100 ) feet or more in
length shall be moored by at least four (4) lines
with each having a minimum working strength of
2,000#. Vessels of fifty (50) to less than 100
feet in length shall be moored by at least four
(4) lines with each line having a minimum working
strength of 1,500#. One of such four lines shall
be a bow line, one shall be a stern line, and two
shall be amidship or spring lines. Vessels of
twenty-five (25) to less than fifty (50) feet in
length shall be moored by at least four (4 ) lines
with each line having a minimum working strength
of 11000#. One of such lines shall be a bow line,
one shall be a stern line, and two shall be
amidshp or spring lines, Vessels of less than
twenty-five (25) feet in length shall be moored by
at least two (2) lines, with each line having a
i ini ium working strength of 500#. vo-sselig rhoored
to Piles or vessels Moored to structures which are
separated from the shoreline must be secured by at
least 4 lines each having a minimum working
strength of the Combined total of lines required
for a vessel of its size as stated above. Vessels
moored or anchored in such a manner to allow the
vessel to swing 360 deqrees around the mooring
shall only he required to have one line to the
mooring, having the minimum working strength of
one-half (1/2) of the combined total of lines
required for a vessel of its size as stated above.
A vessel may be moored to another vessel provided
that the .lines used have the minimum working
strength required for a vessel of its size and
that the other vessel is moored in compliance with
all of the provisions of this article.
Sec. 50-75. Mooring of vessels; prohibited;
emergency exception.
The mooring of vessels to city -owned or
city -controlled property shall be unlawful unless
duly authorized by the city manager or his
designee. The mooring of vessels in such manner
as to encroach or obstruct any established channel
within the city shall also be unlawful. Vessels
may be moored to trees, shrubs, houses or other
buildings on shore during an emergency condition
as so declared by the city manager., This
emergency exception does not allow mooring to
bridges, bridge approaches, bridge fenders, or
piles driven or placed for the protection of
bridges or their approaches,, or any navigational
aid, or to public or private property without
permission of the owner.
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Sec. 50-70, Abandofted Vessels.
It shall be unlawful to permit a vessel to
remain aground or abandoned for more than thirty
(30) days.
Sec. 50-77, tnspedtions.
No officer shall board any vessel to make
inspection except in accordance with the
provisions of state law.
ec. 50-78. Penalties for violation of article
provisions; separate for each day.
(a) Any person in violation of the terms
of this article, or who causes or who knowingly
and willingly permits a vessel to violate any
provision of this article, shall be guilty of a
violation of this article and upon conviction
i thereof shall be punished by a fine not to exceed
Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00) or
imprisonment in the county jail not to exceed
thirty (30) days or by both such fine and
imprisonment.
A property owner, to whose land the
vessel is moored, shall not be liable under this
ordinance if, upon the occurrence of a violation,
the landowner shall require the boat owner to
remedy the condition giving rise to said violation
or to remove the boat from his property; or, if
the landowner otherwise takes action which
remedies the condition giving rise to the
violation.
(b) Each day that such violation shall
continue shall constitute a separate offense and
upon a person being convicted thereof, said person
shall be punished by a fine not to exceed Two
Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00) or imprisonment in
the county jail not to exceed thirty (30) days or
by both such fine and imprisonment.
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Sec. 50-19. Notice of etiolation.
Whenever an officer ascertains that a vessel
is in violation of Sections 50-72 or 50-76, he
shall notify the violator in accordance with the
provisions of state laws.
DIVISION 2. VESSELS CONSTITUTING NUISANCES,
Sec. 50-80. Offending vessels declared nuisances.
Vessels in violation of Sections 50-72
through 50-76 of this article are hereby declared
to endanger public health, safety and welfare and
to be public nuisances.
Sec. 50-81. Notice.
a. If the city manager or his authorized
representative finds and determines that a public
nuisance has been created and is existing as a
result of a vessel being moored to or located upon
land abutting city waters, including Biscayne
Bay, the Miami River or their tributaries, he
shall in writing so notify (a) the record owner of
the offending vessel or his lawful agent; and/or,
(b) if the record owner of the vessel is not the
person who has created or is maintaining the
nuisance, he shall notify the person responsible
for creating or maintaining the nuisance and he
shall demand that such owner or person cause the
condition to be remedied. The notices shall be
given by certified mail, addressed to such vessel
owner or agent or such other person if applicable,
as said name(s) and address(es) are known to the
city manager or as are shown upon the public
;records of the City of Miami or the public records
of Made County, Florida, or the public records of
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the State of Florida, and such notice shall be
deemed complete and perfected when so addressed
and deposited in the United States mail with
proper postage prepaid, if such notices are
returned undelivered by postal authorities, the
city manager shall cause a copy of the notices to
be served by an officer upon the vessel owner or
agent or such other person, if applicable. If
personal service upon the vessel owner or agent
cannot be performed after reasonable search by an
officer, the notices shall be perfected by
physical posting on the subject vessel; if
personal service upon such other person, cannot be
performed after reasonable search by an officer,
the notices shall be perfected by physical postinq
on the property where the offending vessel is
located or upon such other person's residence.
b. The notices shall be in substantially
the following form:
NOTICE OF PUBLIC NUISANCE
(VESSEL )
Name of Responsible Person or Owner of
Vessel or his Lawful Agent:
Address of Person or Owner of Vessel or
his Lawful Agent:
1. Our records indicate that
(Name of Owner)
is the owner of the following
described vessel:
(Des6ripti66_of_Ves661)
which is located at:
2. Am inspedtion of this vet el And its
surroundings disdlosest and I have
found and determined# that a public
nuisance okists thereon so as to
constitute a violation of the Miami
Vessel Mooring Code in that.
(describe here the factual
condition which places the
vessel in violation and
enumerate the Mooring
Code Section alleged to be
Violated.)
3. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT UNLESS
THE CONDITION ABOVE DESCRIBED IS
REMEDIED SO AS TO MAKE IT
NONVIOLATIVE OF THE MIAMI VESSEL
MOORING CODE WITHIN 30 DAYS FROM THE
DATE HEREOF YOU MAY BE LIABLE FOR
FINES, AND IN ADDITION, THE CITY OF
MIAMI MAY PROCEED TO REMEDY THIS
CONDITION AND THE COST OF REMEDYING
THE CONDITION, ADVERTISING COSTS AND
ALL OTHER INCIDENTAL EXP8NSES, WILL
BE IMPOSED AS A LIEN IF NOT OTHERWISE
PAID WITHIN 30 DAYS AFTER RECEIPT OF
BILLING.
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
BY:
City Manager
Sec. 50-82. Hearing.
Within thirty ( 3 0 ) days after the mailing of
notice to him, the owner of the vessel or agent,
and such other person if applicable, may make
written request to the city commission by filing
such request with the city clerk for a hearing
before that body to show that no violation has
occurred. At the hearing the city and the
person(s) requesting the hearing may introduce
evidence.
Sec. 50-83. Condition may be remedied by city.
If within thirty (30) days after the mailing
or posting of the notices no heaving has been
requested and the condition described in the
notice has not been remedied, the city manager is
empowered to cause the condition to be remedied.
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if a heating has been held And has been concluded
adversely to the person(g) requesting the hearinqt
the city manager may cause the condition to be
remedied at the expense of said pergon(s) or the
owner, unless the city commission lirects
otherwise. Actions taken by the city manager to
remedy the said condition may include, but are not
limited top pumping out vessels, providinq lines
for vessels, installing cleats, bitty, bollards or
piles to adequately keep vessels securely moored,
and removing and destroying vessels abandoned or
left in a derelict condition and having only
nominal or junk value. Persons employed and/or
designated by the city manager to remedy the said
conditions are hereby expressly authorized to
enter upon said vessel described in the notices
set out in Section 50-80 above in compliance with
state law. Upon ordering a condition to be
remedied, the city manager shall cause to be
recorded in the public records a notice of mooring
lien pending, which shall include a description of
the vessel, and a statement of the remedying
measures ordered and, if applicable, a statement
that its destruction in accordance with this
article has been ordered, the cost of which
measures shall under this article hereby
constitute a lien against the vessel or the
property to which it is moored. The said notice
of mooring lien pending shall, twelve (12) months
after the date thereof be null and void and
constitute no record notice of a pending lien.
After remedying the nuisance, the city manager
shall certify to the director of finance the
expenses incurred in effecting the proper vessel
mooring or destruction, and shall include a copy
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of the notice describers in the preceding sentence,
whereupon such expenses shall become payable
within thirty (10) days, after which tifie, if
unpaid, such expenses hereby constitute a special
assessment lien together with costs of recordation
of all documents required to be recorded hereby
and with interest at the rate of six per cent (6%)
per annum from the date of such certification
until paid; provided, however, that the said lien
may be satisfied at any time by the payment of the
entire sum due plus accrued interest, recordation
costs, and such expenses and penalties as may
result from the advertisement and sale of
certificates for delinquent liens as hereinafter
set out. The director of finance shall file for
record a notice of lien pertaining to such lien in
the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, and
shall keep complete records relating to the amount
payable thereon. The amount of liens accruing
before June 1st of any year shall be billed and
mailed that same year to the affected person(s),
at the same time as tax statements for ad valorem
taxes are mailed, and if the said amount shall not
be paid on or before April first of the following
year, the lien shall be delinquent, overdue, and
in default, and the entire amount of the lien
shall be collected in the same manner as
delinquent taxes by advertisement and sale of
certificates. Upon full payments of liens
provided hereby or sale of certificates resulting
therefrom, the director of finance shall, by
appropriate means, evidence the satisfaction and
cancellation of such lien upon the public records,
The cost of recordation of the notice of mooring
lien pending, the notice of lien, and the
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satisfaction of lieh shall use secured by the 11166
hereby provided.
Sec, 50-84. Right of action to collect costs.
If the costs of remedying the condition
constituting a nuisance shall not be paid when due and payable, as provided in Section 50-83 above,
the person(s) responsible for creating and/or
maintaining a nuisance shall be liable to the City
of Miami for the said costs and the City of Miami
shall have a right of civil action against said
person(s) or owner. This remedy shall be
cumulative and in addition to other remedies
elsewhere provided."
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
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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 24th day of
October, 1985.
PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING BY TITLE
ONLY this 26th day of NOVEMBER , 1985.
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M TY IRAI, 'CITY -CLERK
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15R8PAR8b ANb APPROM BY:
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ROBERT F& CLARK
C819P DEPUTY CITY AT'TORNRY
APPROV_ A .- 0 FORM AND CORR8CTNR55:
LUCIA A, DOU HERTY
CITY ATTORNEY
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I, _IItutie, Clerk of the City of MA'kni, Florida,
hereby certify that on the..,ZZI....dav of ...... _..
A. D. 19. ft, a full, true and correct cop of the above
and ordinance Was noAed at th, South Door
of tlt..: Cu:.c: t: o:uity COW'( 11u: ,:.11 t1w iaace pr.wided
for uotic s .uui pub:ica,ions by attaching said copy to
the plac:: pr:wided therefor.
WITNESS my hand and the official seal of said
City t1lis...1W."...day ut........,.. D. 19._F
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MIA:
The Honorable Mayor and Members
of the City Commission
Sergio Pereira
City Manager
Wit, OCT 1 6 ift IMLL
su#Jk&:ORDINANCE AMENDING
CITY CODS - PROVIDING POK
VESSEL MOCKING REGULATIONS
AtotRtNets:
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It is recommended that the attached
Ordinance be adopted, which provides
for regulation of mooring activities,
setting standards for safety, also
providing for penalties and remedial
action in the abatement of nuisances
created by illegally or improperly
moored vessels.
This Ordinance supplements both the State of Florida and Dade
County Legislation relating to vessels improperly moored,
derelict, sunk, or otherwise creating nuisances and endangering
life and property. It provides for the imposition of penalties
and civil action to collect the costs of abating these nuisances;
thus saving the City approximately $30,000. a year in direct
costs, particularly in the area of derelict vessel removal.
BACKGROUND
A similar Ordinance was proposed by the Miami River Management
Committee, and passed on first reading in October 1984.
Subsequent reviews and considerable input from the Marine
Community including the Marine Council of Miami, made it
necessary to change several sections, particularly as they relate
to the standards to be applied, making them more compatible with
industry standards, and as a result more enforceable and thus
practical.
The illegal and/or improper mooring of vessels is an on -going
problem particularly in City waters that are heavily trafficked,
and the need to eliminate the dangerous conditions that exist has
grown to be of serious concern to both public and private
interests on City waters.
At this time, based on the benefits that can be derived from
this legislation, it is recommended for adoption at the earliest
possible time.
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10/24/89
hRDINANCE 906
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 50, ENTITLED
"SHIPS, VESSELS, AND WATERWAYS" i OF THE CODE Off'
THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDAt AS AMENDED, BY ADDING
THERETO AN ADDITIONAL ARTICLE: IV, ENTITLED "MIAMI
VESSEL MOORING CODE", REGULATINr, VESSEL MOORING
ACTIVITIES IN CITY WATERS, INCLUDING THE SETTING
OF REQUIRED STANDARDS FOR VESSEL MOORING;
PROVIDING FOR IMPOSITION OF PENALTIES; DECLARING
VESSELS IN VIOLATION OF STANDARDS TO BE A
NUISANCE, PROVIDING FOR ABATEMENT ,OF UNLAWFUL
MOORING PRACTICES AND AUTHORIZING CIVIL ACTION TO
COLLECT COSTS OF ABATEMENT; FURTHER PROVIDING
THAT THE MOORING CODE PERTAINS TO THE MOORING OF
ALL VESSELS; PROHIBITING THE OBSTRUCTION OF
NAVIGABLE CHANNELS; PROVIDING SEPARATE MOORING
REQUIREMENTS FOR VESSELS OF VARYING LENGTHS;
FURTHER CREATING AND IMPOSING SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
LIENS IN FAVOR OF THE CITY FOR THE EXPENSES OF
REMEDIAL ACTION WHERE MOORED VESSELS CONSTITUTE
PUBLIC NUISANCES; CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION
AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Dade
County has promulgated a set of ordinances to serve as a
minimum standard for all municipalities in the County
regarding the subject matter of the herein ordinance, said
ordinances being codified in Article III of Chapter 7,
entitled "Boats, Docks and Waterways," of the Code of
Metropolitan Dade County, Florida; and
WHEREAS, the herein ordinance contains, as a minimum,
those criteria as set forth in the Code of Metropolitan
Dade County, Florida; and
WHEREAS, the provisions of this ordinance are not
intended and should not be construed as in any way
superseding or attempting to conflict with applicable
statutes, ordinances, rules or regulations of the Federal
government or of the State of Florida but are intended to
implement, complement and supplement such enactments and
provisions;
AVOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF MIAMI? FLORIDA;
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Section 1, Chapter 50 of the Code of the City of
Miami, Florida, as amendedr is hereby further amended by
adding a new Article 1V to read as followa:
"ARTICLE
IV, MIAM2 V88SEL MOOR NO CObt
DIVISION I. GENERALLY
Sec. 50-70. Short 'Title. Definition.
a. This
Article shall be known as the
'Miami Vessel Mooring Code'.
b. (1)
The word 'vessel' as used
herein includes all
craft, boats, ships,
barges, and floating
structures.
(2)
'City waters' include,
but shall not be limited
to, all navigable and
nonnavigable waterways,
rivers, lakes, streams,
springs, impoundments
and all other waters or
bodies of water,
including fresh,
brackish, saline, tidal
surface or other waters
within the City of
Miami.
(3)
'County' means Dade County
in the State of Florida.
(4)
'He' and 'him' importing
the masculine gender
shall mean the feminine,
maeculine or neuter
gender which shall
include firms anA himards
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t> 'Mean low water' means a
level of water 06037 feat
below sea level as
established by City of
Miami datum.
(6) 'Mooring' means any
method of attaching a
vessel to land or a
structure, fixed or
movable, above water or
submerged, by means of
lines, cables,. chains,
anchors, or similar
devices.
(7) 'Officer' means any
police officer of the
city, the director of
the office of marinas
or his authorized repre-
sentative, and the city
manager or his authorized
representative.
(8) 'Person' means a
corporation, firm,
partnership, association,
organization or any other
group acting as a unit,
as well as a natural
person.
(9) 'River' standing alone,
with no modif iers, means
the Miami River and its
tributaries.
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(la) 'abandoned' means wrdak ed
or derelict vessel having
no value other than
nominal salvage value, if
anyr which has been left
abandoned and unprotected
from the elements and
shall include wrecked,
inoperative, or partially
dismantled vessels.
Sec. 50-71. Legislative Intent.
The city commission hereby finds and
determines that the insecure and improper mooring
of vessels in city waters including Biscayne Bay,
the Miami River and their tributaries increases
the danger of grounding and breaking loose of the
said vessels and thereby endangers navigation,
life and property; that insecurely and improperly
moored vessels have broken loose in the past and =
damaged bridges, structures, and other valuable
property; that scrap and derelict vessels occupy
areas which could be developed as berths for
economically active and attractive vessels; that
scrap and derelict vessels moored or sunk in city
waters,including Biscayne Bay, Miami River and
their tributaries, are unsightly, a danger to
navigation, and a detriment to tourism and to
property values; that the release of pollutants,
the infestation of rats and the breeding of
mosquitoes on derelict vessels moored upon city
waterer including Biscayne Bay, the Miami. River
and their tributaries, constitute dangers to
public health, and that derelict or sunken vessels
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often constitute attractive nuisances that
endanger the lives and safety of children,
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See, 50-72, prolonged grounding of vessel at mean
low water, prohibition,
No vessel shall be moored in such a manner
that it rests on the bottom at mean low water for
more than thirty (30) consecutive days.
sec. 50-73, Mooring of vessels.
All moored vessels shall be secured by an
attachment with sufficient strength comparable to
the lines required for the size and type of vessel
hereinafter specified. No vessels shall be moored
to trees, shrubs, houses or other buildings on
shore, or to 'bridges, bridge approaches, bridge
fenders, or piles driven or placed for the
protection of bridges or their approaches, or any
navigational aid within the city.
Sec. 50-74. Mooring lines required.
Vessels of one hundred (100) feet or more in
length shall be moored by at least four (4) lines
with each having a minimum working strength of
2,000#.- Vessels of fifty (50) to less than 100
feet in length shall be moored by at least four
(4) lines with each line having a minimum working
strength of 1,500#. One of such four lines shall
be a bow line, one shall be a stern line, and two
shall be amidship or spring lines. Vessels of
twenty-five ( 25 ) to less than fifty ( 50 ) feet in
length shall be moored by at least Four (4) lines
with each line having a minimum working strength
of 1,000#. One of such lines shall be a bow line,
one shall be a stern line, and two shall be
amidship or spring lines. Vessels of less than
twenty-five (25) feet in length shall he moored by
at least two (2) lines, with each line having a
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minimum working strength of 5004. vessels moored
to piles at vessels moored to structures which are
separated from the shoreline must be secured by at
least 4 lines each having a minimum working
strength of the combined total of lines required
for a vessel of its site as stated above, vessels
moored or anchored in such a manner to allow the
vessel to swing 360 degrees around the mooring
shall only be required to have one line to the
mooring# having the minimum working strength of
one-half (1/2) of the combined total of lines
required for a vessel of its size as stated above.
A vessel may be moored to another vessel provided
that the lines used have the minimum working
strength required for a vessel of its size and
that the other vessel is moored in compliance with
all of the provisions of this article.
Sec. 50-75. Mooring of vessels; prohibited;
emergency exception.
The mooring of vessels to city -owned or
city -controlled property shallbe unlawful unless
duly authorized by the city manager or his
designee. The mooring of vessels in such manner
as to encroach or obstruct any established channel
within the city shall also be unlawful. Vessels
may be moored to trees, shrubs, houses or other
buildings on shore during an emergency condition
as so declared by the city manager. This
emergency exception does not allow mooring to
bridges, bridge approaches, bridge fenders, or
piles driven or placed for the protection of
bridges or their approaches, or any navigational
aid, or to public or private property without
permission of the owner.
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sod. 50-76. Abandoned vessels.
it §hall be unlawful to permit a vessel t6
remain aground or abandoned for more than thirty
(10) days.
sec. 50-77, inapections.
m6 officer shall board any vessel to rake
inspection except in accordance with the
provisions of state law.
sec. 50-78. Penalties for violation of article
provisions; separate for each day.
(a) Any person in violation of the terms
of this article, or who causes or who knowingly
and willingly permits a vessel to violate any
provision of this article, shall be guilty of a
violation of this article and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished by a fine not to exceed
Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00) or
imprisonment in the county jail not to exceed
thirty (30) days or by both such fine and
imprisonment.
A property owner, to whose land the
vessel is moored, shall not be liable under this
ordinance if, upon the occurrence of a violation,
the landowner shall require the boat owner to
remedy the condition giving rise to said violation
or to remove the boat from his property; or, if
the landowner otherwise takes action which
remedies the condition giving rise to the
violation.
(b) Each day that such violation shall
continue shall constitute a separate offense and
upon a person being convicted thereof, said person
shall be punished by 4 fine not to exceed Two
Hundred :Fifty Dollars (.$250,00) or imprisonment in
the county jail not to exceed thirty (30) days or
by both such fine and imprisonment.
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See. 50-79. Notice of violatloft.
Whenever an officer ascertains that a vessel
is in violation of Sections 50-72 or 50-76, he
shall notify the violator in accordance with the
provisions of state laws.
bIVISION 2. VESSELS CONSTITUTING NUISANCES,
Sec. 50-80. Offending vessels declared nuisances.
Vessels in violation of Sections 50-72
through 50-76 of this article are hereby declared
to endanger public health, safety and welfare and
to be public nuisances.
Sec. 50-81. Notice.
a. If the city manager or his authorized
representative finds and determines that a public
nuisance has been created and is existing as a
result of a vessel being moored to or located upon
land abutting city waters, including Biscayne
Bay, the Miami River or their tributaries, he
shall in writing so notify (a) the record owner of
the offending vessel or his lawful agent; and/or,
(b) if the record owner of the vessel is not the
person who has created or is maintaining the
nuisance, he shall notify the person responsible
for creating or maintaining the nuisance and he
shall demand that such owner or person cause the
condition to be remedied. The notices shall be
given by certified mail, addressed to such vessel
owner or agent or such other person if applicable,
as said name(s) and address(es) are known to the
city manager or as are shown upon the p�:blic
records of the City of Miami or the public records
of Dade County r Florida, or the public records of
or0-
the State of pli5ridal and such notice Mall be
deemed complete and perfected when so addreaaA-d
and deposited in the United States mail with
proper pottage prepaid, if such notices are
returned undelivered by postal authorities, the
city manager shall cause a copy of the notices to
be served by an officer upon the vessel owner or
agent or such other person, if applicable. If
personal service upon the vessel owner or agent
cannot be performed after reasonable search by an
officer,, the notices shall be perfected by
physical posting on the subject vessel,- if
personal service upon such other person, cannot be
performed after reasonable search by an officer,
the notices shall be perfected by physical posting
on the property where the offending vessel is
located or upon such other person's residence.
b. The notices shall be in substantially
the following form:
NOTICE OF PUBLIC NUISANCE
(VESSEL
Name of Responsible Person or Owner of
Vessel or his Lawful Agent:
Address of Person or Owner of Vessel or
his Lawful Agent:
1. Our records indicate that
(Name of Owner)
is the owner of the following
described vessel:
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which is located at:
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An insPedtion of this vessel and its
surroundinds discloses, and t have
found and determined, that a public
nuisance exists thereon 90 as to
constitute a violation of the Miami
vessel Mooting Code in that:
(describe here the factual
condition which places the
vessel in violation and
enUtherat 4 the Mooring
Code Section alleged to be
violater.)
3. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT UNLESS
THE CONDITION ABOVE DESCRIBED IS
REMEDIED SO AS TO MAKE IT
NONVtOLATIVE OF THE MIAMI VESSEL
MOORING CODE WITHIN 30 DAYS FROM THE
DATE HEREOF YOU MAY BE LIABLE FOR
FINES, AND IN ADDITION, THE CITY OF
MIAMI MAY PROCEED TO REMEDY THIS
CONDITION AND THE COST OF REMEDYING
THE CONDITION, ADVERTISING COSTS AND
ALL OTHER INCIDENTAL EXPENSES, WILL
BE IMPOSED AS A LIEN IF NOT OTHERWISE
PAID WITHIN 30 DAYS AFTER RECEIPT OF
BILLING.
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
BY:
City Manager
sec. 50-82. Hearing.
Within thirty (30) days after the mailing of
notice to him, the owner of the vessel or agent,
and such other person if applicable, may make
written request to the city commission by filing
such request with the city clerk for a hearing
before that body to show that no violation has
occurred. At the hearing the city and the
person(s) requesting the hearing may introduce
evidence.
Sec. 50-83. Condition may be remedied by city.
If within thirty (30 ) days after the mailing
or posting of the notices no hearing has been
requested and the condition described in the
notice has not been remedied, the city manager is
empowered to cauase the condition to be remedied,
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a hearing has been hold and has been concluded
adversely to the person(a) requeatinq the hearing,
the city manager may cause the condition to bo-
remedied at the expense of said person(s)' or the
ownert unless the city commission lirecta
otherwise. Actions taken by the city manager to
remedy the said condition may include, but are not
limited to, pumping out vessels, pr
oviding lines
for vessels, installing cleats, bittat bollards or
piles to adequately keep vessels securely moored,
and removing and destroying vessels abandoned or
left in a derelict condition and having only
nominal or junk value. Persons employed and/or
designated by the city manager to remedy the said
conditions are hereby expressly authorized to
enter upon said vessel -described in the notices
set out in Section 50-80 above in compliance with
state law. Upon ordering a condition to be
remedied, the city manager shall cause to be
recorded in the public records a notice of mooring
lien pending, which shall include a description of
the vessel, and a statement of the remedying
measures ordered and, if applicable, a* statement
that its destruction in accordance with this
article has been ordered, the cost of which
measures shall under this article hereby
constitute a lien against the vessel or the
property to which it is moored. The said notice
of mooring lien pending shall, twelve (12) months
after the date thereof be null and void and
constitute no record notice of a pending lien.
After remedying the nuisance, the city manager
shall certify to the director of finance the
expenses incurred in effecting the proper vessel
mooring or destruction, and shall include a copy
of the notice described in the preceding denteMcal
whereupon auch expenses shall become payable
within thirty (30) days, after which time, if
unpaid, such expenses hereby constitute a Special
assessment lion together with costs of recordation
of all documents required to be recorded hereby
and with interest at the rate of six per cent (6%)
per annum from the date of such certification
until paid; provided, however, that the said lien
may be satisfied at any time by the payment of the
entire sum due plus accrued interest, recordation
costs, and such expenses and penalties as may
result from the advertisement and sale of
certificates for delinquent liens as hereinafter
set out. The director of finance shall file for
record a notice of lien pertaining to such lien in
the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, and
shall keep complete records relating to the amount
payable thereon. The amount of liens accruing
before June 1st of any year shall be billed and
mailed that same year to the affected person(s),
at the same time as tax statements for ad valorem
taxes are mailed, and if the said amount shall not
be paid on or before April first of the following
year, the lien shall be delinquent, overdue, and
in default, and the entire amount of the lien
shall be collected in the same manner as
delinquent taxes by advertisement and sale of
certificates. Upon full payments of liens
provided hereby or sale of certificates resulting
therefrom, the director- of finance shall, by
appropriate means, evidence the satisfaction and
cancellation of such lien upon the public records.
The cost of recordation of the notice. of mooring
lien pending, the not ice of lien, and the
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s at isf adt ion of lien shall be secured by the lien
hereby provided.
See, 54-84. Aight of action to collect costs.
If the costs of remedying the condition
Constituting a nuisance shall trot be paid when due
and payable, as provided in Section 50-83 above,
the person(a) responsible for creating and/or
maintaining a nuisance shall be liable to the City
of Miami for the said costs and the City of Miami
shall have a right of civil action against said
person(s) or owner. This remedy shall be
cumulative and in addition to other remedies
elsewhere provided."
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 sect ion,
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 24th day of
October, 1985.
PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING BY TITLE
ONLY this day of 1985.
ATTEST;
MATT f RA r C1TY CLER
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M A Y Q A
PREPAREb AND APPROM aY:
v
ROBERT F. CLARK
CH18P igPUTY CITY ATTOMEY
APPRO
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CITI ATTORNEY
RFC/rr/031
PORM ANTS CORRECTNESS:
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MIAMI REVIEW
AND DAILY RECORD
Published Daily except Saturday, Sunday and
Legal Holidays
Miami, Dade County, Florida.
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF DADS
Before the undersigned authority personalty appeared
Octeima V. Ferbeyrs, who on oath says that she is the Supervisor
of Legal Advertising of the Miami Review and Daily Record, a
daily (except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) newspaper,
published at Miami In Dade County, Florida; that the attached
copy of advartis•ment, being a Legal Advertisement of Notice
In the matter of
CITY OF MIAMI ORDINANCES
IN RE: ORDINANCE NO. 10055, ETC.
Inthe .......... XXX ........................ Court,
was published in said newspaper in the Issues of
DEC. 6, 1985
Afflant further says that the said Miami Review and Daily
Record is a newspaper published at Miami in said Dads County,
Florida, and that the said newspaper has heretofore been
continuously published in sold Dade County, Florida, each day
(except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) and has been
entered an second class mail matter at the post office In
Miami In acd Dade County, Florida. for a period of one year
next preceding the first publication of the attached copy of
advertisement; and affiarn further says that she has neither
paid nor promised any person, firm or corporation any discount,
rebate, commission or refund for purpose of securing this
advedigoment for publication • qsId newspaper.
0j� Swm''Od 3y
o'tgbacribed before me this
6.. " dayof QIJt3C;� •t �� . , A.D. 19-85..
. ... // A f. �Sihia Halligan
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WV OF MIAMI, .
6AW9 COUNTY, iel.ORiOA
LEGAL NOTIOL
All Interested persons will take notice that on the 361h day of
November,1985, the City Commission of Miami, Florida, adopted the
following titled oidinance(s):
ORDINANCE NO.10056
AN ADDITIONAL ARTICLE IV, ENTITLtlD "MJAM1=VESSEL
MOORING CODE", REGULATING ; MEt' 66AING
ACTIVITIESIN CITY WATERS, INCLUDING THE SETTING OF ; '
REOUIREb STANDARDS FOR VESSEL MOORING; PROVIDING '
FOR IMPOSITION OF PENALTIES; DECLARING VESSELS IN
VIOLATION OF STANDARDS TO BE A NUISANCE; PAbVIbING
FOR ABATEMENT OF UNLAWFUL MOORING PR CTICES }
AND AUTHORIZING CIVIL ACTION TO COLLECT 06btS OF
ABATEMENT; FURTHER PROVIDING THAT THE 10WAING
CODE PERTAINS TO THE MOORING' OF'ALL MS'ELS;
PROHIBITING THE OBSTRUCTION OF NAVIGABLE
CHANNELS; PROVIDING SEPARATE MOORING
REQUIREMENTS FOR VESSELS OF VARYING -LENGTHS,
FURTHER CREATING AND IMPOSING SPECIAL ASSESSMENT,:
LIENS IN FAVOR OF THE CITY FOR THE EXPENSES OF
REMEDIAL ACTION WHERE MOORED VESSELS CONSTITUTE'
PUBLIC NUISANCES; CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION
AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
ORDINANCE NO. 10056
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING'ATLAS OF
ORDINANCE NO: 9500, THE ZONING ORDINANCEOF, THE
CITY ,OP MIAMI, FLORIDA,' BY CHANGING, THE 0NING m
CLASSIFICATION OF APPROXIMATELY 267``SOUTHWEST
18TH ROAD AND APPROXIMATELY 1768.1176 SOUTHWEST ;.
2ND.COURT, MIAMI,, FLORIDk (MORE PARTICULARLY ."}
DESCRIBED HEREIN). FROM RS-212 ONE FAMILY DETACHED -
RESIDENTIAL -TO CR-217, COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL
(COMMUNITY) _MAKING FINDINGS;'AND'BY' MAKING ALL ' ;.t
THE NECESSARY CHANGES ON PAGE 37.OF SAID'ZONING '
ATLAS,MADE-A PARTJ OF ORDINANCE NO::9500 BY
REFERENCE AND DESCRIPTION, IN ARTICLE 3,"SECTION
300, THEREOF, CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND
A SEVERABIL", CLAUSE.
ORDINANCE NO. 10057'
AN. ORDINANCE ,AMENDING THE. ZONING'`ATLAS-OF
ORDINANCE:NO. 9500,THE ZONING -ORDINANCE'OF THE ' ''
CITY OF. MIAMi; FLORIDA BY CHANGING THE 'ZONING y'
CLASSIFICATION OF APPROXIMATELY 34 -352 NORTHEAST
32NDSTREET AND;APPROXIMATELY.335-415;NORTHEAST ."
31ST .STREET;. MI4MI,;>FLoRidA; (MORE PARTICULARLY
DESCRIBED HEREIN) FROM RG•3/6:GENERAL RESIDENTIAL'
TO CR-3/7 COMMERICAGRESIDENTIAL (GENERAL) MAKING'
FINDINGS AND' BY. MAKING'ALLTHE NECESSARY,CHANGES
ON.PAGE;NO.21 OF:SAID ZONINGATLAS MADE A PART OF
ORDINANCE NO. 9500 BY REFERENCE AND.DESCRIPTION
IN "ARTICLE; 3, ,SECTION 300, THEREOF;'. CONTAINING A
REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE
ORDINANCE NO 10058
AN 'ORDINANCE AMENDING THE.'ZONING ATLAS OF
ORDINANCE NO, 95D0, THE�ZONING QRDINANCE OF:.THE
CITY OF``MIAMI, FLORiDA, BY CHANCINGTIIE ,ZONING
CLASSIFICATIWOF APPROXIMATELY 2490IVORTHWEST
14TH STREET, MIAMI. FLORIDA, (MORE PARTICULARLY i, ,
DESCRIBED HEREIN) FROM RG1113 GENERAL RESIDENTIAL
(ONE ANDTVVO-FAMILY) TO RG05 GENERAL fIESiDENTIAL
MAKING FINDINGS; AND BY MAKING ALL THE JJECFhfSARY
CHANGES'ON PAGE NO, 25 OF SAID, ZONING ATLAS MADE
APART OF, ORDINANCE NO, 9500 BY REFERENCE:,AND '
DESCRIPTION IN, ARTICLE 3, SECTION 300, THEREOF;
CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND,A.SEVERABILITY
CLAUSE.
ORDINANCE NO.1005$ .
AN QRDINANCE"AMEN DING THE>ZONING.ATtA$ OF%.
QRDINANCE"NQ, 95OS), THE ZQNINQ, 1RQlNtIjR. QFTHE
�rrv�mr���.a�zn,slt�s+�rsa► ri
A PART OF ORDINANCE NO, 9500 BY R�F�RE CE A D
DESCRIPTION IN ARTICLE 3, SECTION 30.0, T,MERIERF,•
CONTAINING A REPEAIRER.PROVISIQN_ANp AEV9AI5IWTY
CLAUSE:
ORPINAN04 NO,11
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Aftifint futthilt jgyj that th6 461a WaMi 06*14* and OAIIY
ggcdrd IS a mG#9jt*0.*r oubliAhAd if MignIf m sild 06d6 County:
Plotld&, And that thlb Old A6*APAb#r hit hArAtofoil b6in
cohimuoubly oublish0d in told Dfid# County, Florida, Ofich day
fategol SiturdSV. SundAt And Legal Holldfiyfij and hag b0lin
atitsh" it 44corid ellit malt rh4tt6t 3t thil 00fit offsb in
MlArbl in said Dfidb County, Florida. for 6 pbriod of YGAt
malt "coding the firtl publication of thiii attach4d copy of
AdYS"Itirtignt; and afflaht furttfor tayl that shy had MilithAf
oild not prornit6d any pgrgoij, firth or coroonotlom any discount.
ra,bbio, corrifinjogidn of rotund tot jh6 ourpoha, of securing INS
ScIvIlillillir"011it tot publichilotijIfytfii Xid m6wtphoor.
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ORDINANCE No. 10051
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING ATLAS OF
ORDINANCE No 9500, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF: THE
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, BY CHANGING THE ZONING
CLASSIFICATION OF APPROXIMATELY 340-352 NORTHEAST
32ND STREET AND APPROXIMATELY 335-415 NORTHEAST
31ST STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA, (MORE PARTICULARLY
DESCRIBED HEREIN) FROM RG-316 GENERAL RESIDENTIAL
to Ch-317 COMMERICAL -RESIDENTIAL (GENERAL) MAKING
FINbINGS; AND BY MAKING ALL THE NECESSARY CHANGES
ON PAGE NO. 2101: SAID ZONING ATLAS MADE A MAT OF
ORDINANCE NO. 9500 BY REFERENCE AND DESCRIPTION
IN ARTICLE 3, SECTION 300, THEREOF: CONTAINING A
REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
ORDINANCE NO. 10058
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING ATLAS OF
ORDINANCE NO. 9500, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, BY CHANGING THE ZONING
CLASSIFICATION Of: APPROXIMATELY 2490 NORTHWEST
14TH Sthttt, MIAMI, FLORIDA, (MORE PARTICULARLY
DESCRIBED HEREIN) FROM AG-1/3 GENERAL RESIDENTIAL
(ONE AND TWO-FAMILY) TO AGz5 GENERAL RESIDENTIAL
MAKING FINDINGS; AND BY MAKING ALL THE NECESSARY
CHANGES ON PAGE NO. 25 Or SAID ZONING ATLAS MADE
A PART OF ORDINANCE NO, 9500 BY REFERENCE AND
DESCRIPTION IN ARTICLE 3, SECTION 300, THEREOF;
CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY
CLAUSE.
ORDINANCE NO. 10059
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING ATLAS OF
ORDINANCE NO.,9500,:THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY .OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, 13Y CHANGING THE ZONING
CLASSIPICATION.OIF APPROXIMATELY, 2504 NORTHWEST
14TH STREET,. MIAMI; FLORIDA (MIJAE"PARTICULARLY
'PARTICULARLY,
.01ESCIRIBEDHEREIN) FROM AGAM'GENEAALRESIDENTIAL ...
(ONE A b*IW64FAMILY TO
FINDINGS,'AND BY MAKING ALL>THIE�NgdtSbARY.,
OVIA-S"M "dit
A PART OF ORDINANCE NO. 9500 BY REFERENCE
DESCRIPTION IN ARTICLE 3, SECTION 300, THEREOF;
CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY
CLAUSE.
ORDINANCE NO. 10060
AN ORDINANCE. AMENDING THE ZONING ATLAS, OF
ORDINANCE NO. 9500, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF, MIAMI, FLORIDA; BY APPLYING THE HC-l' GENERAL
USE. HERITAGE !CONSERVATION: OVERLAY ' DISTRICT.T.0
THE"DADE coUNTY LOCATED AT
APPRbXIMATELY�';73 WEST- FLAGLEW STREET,�:"(MORE
PARTICULARMDtSCRIBED HEREIN); I MAKI NG FINDINGS:
ADOPTING`AND -INCORPORATING BY, REFERENCEs
"'DESIGNATION 'REPO RTj'f! "AN D > BY, MA ki NG,,'ALL,�T H E
NECESSARY.CHANGE,S
ON PAGE NO.- 36 OF SAID ZONING
A REPEALIEW'PROV18ION.-Ar4b, A'w.
CO
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TS
-
SEVERABILITY
E
ORDINANCE NO.'A00611r::::
AN ORDINANCE! AMENDING ORDINANCE NO.-9500'-AS:'
AMENDED, - THE ZONING' ORDINANCE. OF;TH E.CITY OF'a
MIAMI, FLORIDA, BY AMENDING SECTION 2013.7 TO CLARIFY,=
PRIMARY, SECONDARY AND -TERTIARY WALLS': AND
WINDOWS;: SECTION 3602,. BY PROVIDING A DEFINITION.,
FOR RESCUE MISSION;,AND BY AMENDING THE OFFICIALl'
SCHEDULE OF DISTRICT REGULATIONS, PAGE 4: CR-11,70
ALLOW VIDEOTAPE SALES AND RENTALS AS A PERMITTED
USE; CR-2, TO PERMIT DRIVING SCHOOL AGENCIES AS A -
PERMITTED USE: CR-3, TO DELETE RESCUE.MISSIONS AS
A PERMITTED USE; AND PAGE- 5; CG-1.1 TO ALLOW -
ASTROLOGISTS,: FORTUNE-TELLERS, AND PHRENOLOGISTS
AS PERMITTED USES, AND RESCUE MISSIONS WITH SPECIAL
EXCEPTION SUBJECT TO TRANSITIONAL LIMITATIONS; CBD-
1;: TO REQUIRE CLASS C PERMIT FOR ANY: CHANGE. IN
EXTERIOR'CON FIGURATION -ANDINEW CONSTRUCTION,
SUBJECT TO POSSIBLE REFERRAL TO,URBAN-
REDEVELOPMENT REVIEW! BOARD;_ REMOVE.,THE
PROHIBITION ON CAR CARE SERVICES:- SUBJECT- TO:
CERTAIN LIMITATION; PERMIT WHOLESALE JEWELERS AND
FABRICATIONIPRODUCTION OF CUSTOM,MADIE JEWELRY
INCIDENT TO RETAIL ACTIVITIES; AND REMOVE PLANE III
MAXIMUM HEIGHT LIMITATIONS,- CONTAINING A REPEALER
PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE,
MATTY HIRAI nn=
CITY CLF_'RK
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
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CITY OP MIAMI
BADE COUNTYl, FLORWA
Notice is Wbby 91VOM that the City C61ilmimlon of the City at
MIAMI RSVIEW Miami, Florida, on November 26, 1085, 6ohitnerielho At 0:00 A.M,111
the City 6ornmiWon tharribet, City' Hall, SSW Pan Atnbf' h Dr.',
AND DAILY RECORD Miami, Florida, will consider the follbWI69 Orditishob(S)ah 11hltiijid-
lhg and the adoption thereof:
Published 0811Y except Saturday, Sunday and
Legal Holidays ORDINANCE NO.
Miami, Dade County, Florida, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION (a) OF SECTION
STATE OF FLORIDA 10.5-20 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLOW
COUNTY OF DARE: IDA,:WHICH PROHIBITED THE USE OF OBSCENE 60
INDECENT MATERIAL OVER CABLE TELEVISION, By
Before the undersigned authority personally appeared DELETING THE PRIOR JUDICIAL DETERMINATION
Octsims V. PsIbOY11- Who On Oath says that she Is the Supervisor REQUIREMENT,, FURTHER AMENDING PARAGRAPH'
of Legal Advertising of the Miami Review and Daily Record, a
daily (except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) newspaper, 3 OF SUBSECTION (b) OF SECTION 10.5-20 ENTITLED
MATERIAL" 13Y PROVIDING FOR A MORE;
published at Miami In Dade County, Florida. that the attached SPECIFIC DEFINITION THEREOFiA!46 Ajilivilt DUR-�
COPY of advertisement, being a Legal Advertisement of Notice
ING WHICH INDECENT, PROGRAMMING MAY'St'018-
TRIBUTED; FURTHER AMENDIN13 SECTION• (d)'OF SEC-
TION 10.6-26 BY. REPEALING SAID SECTION b A'U
RE: ORDINANCE NO. ING WITH THE PROCEDURES BEFORE THE CliY MAN- '�
AGER AND THE SANCTIONS FOR , VIOLATIONS; AND
SUBSTITUTING IN ITS STEAD NEW SECTION AND;
PROVIDING FOR NOTICE AND' RECEIPT' OF COM,
PLAINTS, FURTHER PROVIDING FOR INJUNCTIVE ...
RELIEF TO BESOUGHT BY THE CITY ATTORNEY FOR
VIOLATIONS OF SECTION (d) IN r ACCORDANCE WITH
in the ......... �. ......................... Court. FLORIDA STATUTES; CONTAINING A: RePtALIER.*,PRO-�
Was Published In said newspaper in the issues at VISION AND..SEVERABI LITY CLAUSE.,
Nov. 15, 1985 ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 50, ENTITLED
SHIPS, VESSELS, AND WATERWAYS,'! OF THE CODE'
Aftlent further says that the said Miami Review and Daily OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDX;AS'AMENDED9A3Y
Record Is a newspaper published at Miami in said Dade County, ADDING THERETO'AN ADDITIONAL ARTICLE IV,� ENTI-
Florida, and that the said newspaper has heretofore been TLED -,MIAMI, VESSEL MOORING CODE,',' REGUILAT-"!
continuously published In said Dade County, Florida, each day ING VESSEL MOORING AcTiViTIESIN Cli*;WATERSII'_
(except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) and has been 'E EDS entered as second class mail matter at INCLUDING,TH SETTING OF REQUIR TANDAAI�g
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