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ORDINANCE NO.r .;
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE PLACEMENT OF
NEWSRACKS IN PUBLIC RIOHTS-OF=-WAY IN THE
CITY OF MIAMI, AND IMPOSING SAFETY AND
AESTHETIC RESTRICTIONS RELATED THERETO;
PROVIDING A STATEMENT OF PURPOSE; PROVtDING
THAT SAID ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE
UPON ADOPTION WITH THE PROVISIONS THEREOF
BEING OPERATIVE UPON ALL SUCH EXISTING AND
FUTURE NEWSRACKS•, ESTABLISHING DEFINITIONS;
ESTABLISHING STANDARDS FOR OPERATIONt
.PLACEMENT AND INSTALLATION OF NEWSRACKS;
PROVIDING POR REMOVAL OF NEWSRACKS;
ESTABLISHING PROCEDURES FOR HEARINGS ON
VIOLATIONS; REQUIRING A PERMIT AND PAYMENT
OF A PERMIT FEE; REQUIRING INSURANCE AND
INDEMNIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERARILITY;
INCLUSION IN THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI,
FLORIDA; AND, UPON ADOPTION OF THIS
ORDINANCE, INSTRUCTING THE CITY MANAGER TO
SEND A COPY OF THIS ORDINANCE, TO THE
DISTRIBUTOR OF EACH NEWSPAPER, MAGAZINE OR
OTHER NEWS PERIODICAL PLACED IN NEWSRACKS
WITHIN THE CITY.
WHEREAS, the City Commission recognizes the benefit to
society resulting from an energetic and free press; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission also recognizes that it has the
responsibility to safeguard and protect members of the public
who use the public rights -of -way, including the aged, the infirm,
and the handicapped citizens of the City; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission has taken steps to achieve a
fair and reasonable balance between traffic, pedestrian safety
and aesthetic interests, on the one hand, and the press media's
interest in uninhibited circulation of newspapers on the other
hand; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission has determined that this
ordinance will cause no undue harm to the press and will result
in safe journey for the pedestrian public, and will improve the
appearance of the City;
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The City Cotithission of the City of Miami hereby finds and
declares:
ai The uncontrolled placement of newsracks in the
public rights -of -way threatens the City's
aesthetic values and presents an inconvenience
and danger to the safety and welfare of
persons using such rights -of -way, including
pedestrians, persons entering and leaving
vehicles and buildings, and persons performing
essential utility, traffic control and
emergency services.
b. Newsracks so located as to cause an
inconvenience or danger to persons using
public rights -of -way, and unsightly newsracks
located therein, constitute a public
nuisance.
C. The general welfare requires that the
aesthetics of public rights -of -way, including
the appearance of newsracks on public rights
of way, be improved.
d. The provisions and prohibitions contained in
this ordinance are for the purpose of
securing and promoting the public safety and
general welfare of persons in the City of
Miami in their use of public rights -of -way.
e. It is a matter of public necessity that the
City protect citizens and others on its
public streets, sidewalks, and other public
rights -of -Way from improperly maintained and
placed neswsracks.
e. The Florida law governing municipal immunity
from suit for damages or injuries to persons
using public facilities such as streets and
sidewal% s is currently unsettled# and
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therefore it is necessary to impose insurance
and indemnification requirements on persons
placing newsrack s on public rightsjof-way.
Section 2. Def inition s.
Whenever the following words and phrases are used in
this ordinance they shall have the meaning ascribed to them
in this section:
a. 'Distributor" shall mean the person,
individual, partnership, corporation,
association, firm, company,
organization, or any other legal entity
owning or responsible for placing and
maintaining a newsrack in a public
right-of-way.
b. "Newsrack" shall mean any self-service
or coin -operated box, container, storage
unity, or other dispenser installed,
used or maintained for the display, sale
or distribution of publications.
C. "Parkway" shall mean the area between
the sidewalk and the curb of a roadway
and, where there is no sidewalk, that
area between the edge of the travelled
roadway and the edge of a public right-
of-way. "Parkway" also includes any
area within a roadway that is not open
to vehicular travel but does not include
the area within a roadway that is
designated and ordinarily used for
vehicular parking.
d. "Public right-of-way" shall mean any
place of any nature which is dedicated
to use by the public for pedestrian and
vehicular travel, and includes, but is
not limited to, a street, sidowalkt
cturb# quttert, drossinq, interseCtion,
parkway # highway # alley, lane# mall
court, way# avenue, boulevard, road,
roadway, viaduct, bridge, thoroughfare#
park# square, and any other similar
public use.
e. "Roadway" shall mean that part of a
public right-of-way that is designated
and used primarily for vehicular
traffic.
f. "Sidewalk" shall mean that part of a
public right-of-way that is designated
and ordinarily used for pedestrian
travel.
Section 3. Permits.
a. After the effective date of this ordinance no
newsrack shall be placed, maintained or
operated on any public right-of-way unless a
permit has been issued therefor.
b. To obtain a permit, the distributor shall
file an application with the City of Miami
Department of Public Works, on a form to be
provided by the City, stating the name and
address of the distributor and/or owner of
the newsrack, describing the particular
location or site where the newsrack is to. be
placed, maintained or operated, identifying
when possible the particular newsrack by
Serial number or Other appropriate means, and
certifying that the newsrack and its site or
location satisfies and conforms to the
provisions of this ordinance.
cUpon submission of the application, the
Director of the Department of public Works or
designee thereof shall review the same and
may investigate the site and location of the
newsrack, and shall thereafter promptly issue
a permit to the applicant unless it clearly
appears from the application or the City`s
investigation thereof that the newsrack or
its location or site violates the provision
of this ordinance. Before a permit is denied
by the City, the City manager or designee
thereof shall review the decision of the
Director of the Department of Public Works
and if the City Manager or designee finds
that the requested installation or placement
of the subject newsrack will not result in
danger to the public said City Manager or
designee may override that decision,
directing that the application be granted and
that the permit be issued. In the event that
a permit is denied by the City, a letter or
other written statement shall promptly be
given to the applicant specifying the reasons
for the denial.
d. Any applicant who has been denied a permit
may appeal to the City Commission by filing a
written request with the City Clerk who shall
distribute a copy of said writing to each
City Commission and to the City Manager. The
City Manager shall place the appeal on the
agenda of a City Commission meeting scheduled
to take place within thirty (30) days from
the date of filing and shall forward a copy
of all material pertaining to the application
to each City Commissioner, the City Clark and
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the City Attorney, New information and
material may be received and considered by
the City Commission where such information
and material are pertinent to the
determination of the appeal and the City
Commission shall have the authority to
override the decision of the bisector of the.
Department of Public Works if the City
Commission finds that the requested
installation of the subject newsrack will not
result in danger to the public. If the City
Commission so determines, it shall direct
that the application be granted and the
permit be issued.
Any applicant denied a permit and whose
appeal to the City Commission has been
unsuccessful shall be entitled to recourse in
the Circuit Court as authorized by law.
e. An annual permit fee of $7.16 shall be
required for each permit issued under this
ordinance to defray the cost of administering
and enforcing the provisions thereof. The
period covered by the initial permit shall
expire December 31, 1986. There shall be no
fee charged during the period of the permit
for a change in location or replacement of
any newsrack for which the permit fee has
been paid. Forms requesting a change in
location or replacement of any newsrack shall
be furnished to the permit holder by the
City. Such requested change or replacement
shall be approved by the City so long as
said approval will not result in a violation
of this ordinance,
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Section 4. for lacerttc_ttf_ of t eyt It
After the effective date of this ordinance, all newsracks,
erected, placed, maintained or operated within a public right-of-
way in the City of Miami shall conform to the following
standardst
a. No newsrack shall be on any public
right-of-way without a permit having
been issued therefor.
b. No newsrack shall be placed or located
on a roadway.
c. No newsrack shall be located closer than
30 inches to a roadway.
d. No newsrack shall be permitted to rest
upon, in or over any sidewalk, except
when no parkway area in the immediate
vicinity of the proposed location is
available for such placement.
e. No more than three newsracks may be
joined, attached or chained together
and space of not less than 50 inches
shall separate each group of two or more
newsracks which are joined, attached or
chained together. Further, no such
newsrack shall be bolted or otherwise
attached to a City sidewalk.
f. No newsrack shall be placed at any site
or location when such newsrack
unreasonably interferes with or impedes
the flow of pedestrian or vehicular
traffic including any legally marked or
stopped vehicle, or any residence or
place of business, or access to utility
poles, posts, traffic signs or signals,
hydrants, mailboxes, or other such
facilities,
g. No newsracks shall be used to advertise
or publici2e anything other than the
periodical offered for sale therein.
h. Application of visibility triangles
shall be as follows:
(1) At street intersections, visibility
triangles shall be maintained to
include an area bounded by the
first twenty-five (25) feet along
the intersecting edges of the
right-of-way, projected where
rounded, and a line running across
the lot in connecting the ends of
such twenty-five (25) foot lines.
(2) At intersections of driveways with
streets, such visibility triangles
shall be maintained to include an
area bounded by the f irst ten (10 )
feet along the intersecting area of
the base building line and the
driveway, projected where rounded,
and a line running across any
intervening right-of-way and the
lot and connecting the end of such
ten (10) Lines.
i. Any distributor seeking a permit who
wishes to place a newsrack at a site or
location violating the provisions of
subsections (b) through (f) of this
Section or whose newsrack does not
comply with Section 7 hereof, may submit
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along with the permit application a
document disclosing the violation
showing why a permit should nevertheless
be issued, by demonstrating to the
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Director of the beparttent of Public
Works: (1) why the particular
characteristics or placement of the
newsrack would not result in danger to
the public; and (2) that no adjacent
site or location is available which is
both satisfactory to the distributor and
fully complies With the provisions of
subsections (b) through (f) of this
Section. In the event an applicant
demonstrates that the requested
installation clearly will not endanger
the safety of the public and that no
adjacent or nearby site exists which
would be satisfactory to the distributor
and which would comply with subsections
(b) through (f) of this Section, then a
permit shall be issued noting the
violation allowed and the specific
reasons therefor.
Section 5. Removal During Hurricane.
All newsracks shall be removed by the distributor from the
public rights -of -way upon the issuance of a hurricane warning or
watch bulletin for an area encompassing the City of Miami by the
National Hurricane Center, a unit of National Weather Service,
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, U.S. Department
of Commerce.
Section 5. Abandoned Newsracks.
No newsracks shall remain empty for a period of 15
consecutive days. In the event a newsrack remains empty for that
period, it shall be deemed abandoned, and may be removed in
accordance with the provisions of this ordinance. For purposes
of this sections the word "empty" means: (1) a newsrack without
any contents-, or ( 2 ) a neWsradk with Contents wn icn sear a ciaue
15 days prior to the date of inspection.
Section 7. -standards.xRfr�� _Maintenance and . nstallAt gn.,
Each newsrack installed, used or maintained in a public
right-of-way within the City of Miami shall conform to the
following standards:
a. Dimensions: Each newsrack shall be no
more than 4 feet 1 inch in height, 36
inches in width or 2 feet in depth.
b . babel: Each newsrack shall have affixed
to it in a visible place a sticker
identifying the name, address and
telephone number of the distributor for
purposes of securing refunds, reporting
malfunctions, or to give notice as
provided by this ordinance.
C. Weight: No Newsrack , or group of
attached newsracks allowed under this
ordinance shall weigh, in the aggregate,
less than 100 pounds when empty.
d. Condition: Each newsrack shall be
serviced and maintained so that:
(1) It is reasonably free of dirt
and grease.
(2) It is reasonably free of
chipped, faded, peeling and
cracked paint in the visible
painted areas thereof,
(3) It is reasonably free of rust
and corrosion in the visible
unpainted metal areas thereon.
(4) The clear plastic or glass
parts thereof,, if any r through
which the publications therein
are viewed are unbroken and
reasonably free of cracks,
denta, bletishos and
discoloration.
(5) The paper or cardboard parts
or inserts thereof are
reasonably free of tears,
peeling or fading:
(6) The structural parts thereof
are not broken or unduly
misshapen.
Section 8. Insurance; Indemnification.
a. Before issuance of any permit hereunder and before
placement of any newsrack on a public right-of-way, the
distributor shall secure and, during all periods of time during
which the newsrack shall be maintained upon the public right-of-
way, shall maintain in force, in companies satisfactory to the
City, the following types and amounts of insurance, all such
insurance policies to be issued by insurance companies duly
authorized to do business in the State of Florida.
(i) Public liability and property damage
insurance covering claims for damages
for bodily injury, including accidental
death, as well as claims for property
damage, the liability insurance to be
in an amount not less than one hundred
thousand dollars ($100,000) for
injuries, including accidental death,
to any one person, and subject to the
same limitation for each person, in an
amount not less than three hundred
thousand dollars ($300,000) for any one
accident, and property damage insurance
($10#000) for any one accident And in
an aggregate amount not less than
twenty-five thousand ($25,000).
(ii) An owner's protective public liability
and property damage policy of like
amounts as specified in paragraph A
of this Section, to protect the City
against claims for damages for bodily
injury, including accidental death, as
well as claims for property damage.
(iii) All of the aforesaid insurance policies
are to be issued as required by law,
and endorsed so as to provide that the
insurance company shall notify the City
30 days in advance if the policies are
to be terminated or if any changes are
to be made therein during the life of
the permit which change will affect in
any way the insurance requirements; and
as evidence of the carriage of such
insurance, the holder of the permit
shall furnish the City with a
certificate of such public liability
and property damage insurance, and, if
required at any time, a copy of each
such policy, and shall furnish to the
City the original owner's protective
public liability and property damage
insurance policy, and shall also, if
required, furnish to the City. a
receipted bill evidencing payment of
the premiums on the policies. Failure
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to maintain such insurance at all times
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shall result in the removal from the
public rights -of -way of all neworacks
belonging to the permit holder
b, No permit shall be issued to a distributor unless the
distributors okecutes an ihdo tnification and save harmless
agreement, relieving the City, its emplovpes, officers and boards
from any and all threat of damages, costs and liability
whatsoever arising from, growing out of or incident to or in any
Manner connected with the installation, maintenance or operation
of each such newsrackr together with all costs, charges and
expenses, including reasonable trial and appellate attorneys
fees, incurred by the City in defining any claim or suit
brought against it, either as sole defendant or joined as a
defendant with the distributor, and specifically including any
claim or suit against the City alleging liability based on the
City's failure to properly enforce or administer the provisions
of this ordinance. Said indemnification and save harmless
agreement shall also provide that if the distributor fails to
defend any such claim or suit against the City, the City may
defend the same and the distributor will pay to the City upon
demand all costs, charges and fees incurred in connection
therewith.
Section 9. Enforcement; Violation; Removal.
a. The enforcement of this ordinance shall be initiated
by City personnel listed in City Code Section 2-393 in accordance
with the procedure set forth in City Code Section 2-394 with the
maximum penalty for violation of this ordinance as set forth in
City Code Sections 2.397(a) and (c).
b. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in paragraph a
of this Section, in the event a newsrack is found to violate a
provision of this ordinance, it shall be removed only after a
notice of the violation is sent to the distributor by certified
mail, return receipt requested, and the distributor fails within
thirty ( 3 0 ) days of the mailing of the notice to correct or cure
the violation, unless the City Manager issues a Written order
stating that the newsrack constitutes a serious and imminent
hazard to the public safety, in which case the newsrack may be
removed itmediately. th the latter event a copy of the City
Manager's order, specifying the reason or reasons for the
immediate removal of the newsrack shall be sent by certified
mail, return receipt requested` to the distributor.
c. Any distributor aggrieved by a decision to remove or
by the removal of a newsrack shall, upon written requests be
entitled to a prompt hearing before the City Commissionf at which
time the distributor may show why the newsrack complies with the
provisions of this ordinance or why compliance should not be
required.
d. Any newsrack removed from the public right-of-way
shall be stored at the cost of the distributor. The City shall
be reimbursed by the distributor for all costs incurred in the
removal and storage of all newsracks removed from the public
rights -of -way by the City. Within ten (10) days from the removal
of any newsrack from the public rights -of -way, the City shall
send the distributor and/or owner of such newsrack by certified
mail, return receipt requested, notice of such removal. The City
is hereby authorized to sell said newsrack at a public sale if
said newsrack is not reduced to possession of the distributor
and/or owner within a period of ninety (90) days from the date of
such removal. Ten (10) days prior to such sale, the City shall
advertise notice of such sale in a daily newspaper of general
circulation in the City. Out of the proceeds of the sale of any
such newsracks, all unpaid removal and storage costs shall be
paid after the payment of the advertisement cost and the
remaining balance of the sale proceeds shall be retained by the
City in a fund in the possession of the City for a period of one
(1) year unless claimed earlier by the distributor and/or owner.
After the expiration of one (1) year, any sums arising from the
sale of newsracks in accordance with the provisions of this
section, if unclaimed by the distributor and/or owner of said
newsracks, shall become the property of the City and be
transferred to the City's general fund,
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removed immediately. in the latter event, a copy of the City
Manager's order, specifying the reason or reasons for the
immediate removal of the newsrack shall be sent by certified
mail, return receipt requested, to the distributor.
c. Any distributor aggrieved by a decision to remove or
by the removal of a newsrack shall, upon written request, be
entitled to a prompt hearing before the City Commission, at which
time the distributor may show why the newsrack complies with the
provisions of this ordinance or why compliance should not be
required.
d. Any newsrack removed from the public right-of-way
shall be stored at the cost of the distributor. The City shall
be reimbursed by the distributor for all costs incurred in the
removal and storage of all newsracks removed from the public
rights -of -way by the City. Within ten (10) days from the removal
of any newsrack from the public rights -of -way, the City shall
send the distributor and/or owner of such newsrack by certified
mail, return receipt requested, notice of such removal. The City
is hereby authorized to sell said newsrack at a public sale if
said newsrack is not reduced to possession of the distributor
and/or owner within a period of ninety (90) days from the date of
such removal. Ten (10) days prior to such sale, the City shall
advertise notice of such sale in a daily newspaper of general
circulation in the City. Out of the proceeds of the sale of any
such newsracks, all unpaid removal and storage costs shall be
paid after the payment of the advertisement cost and the
remaining balance of the sale proceeds shall be retained by the
City in a fund in the possession of the City for a period of one
(1)_year unless claimed earlier by the distributor and/or owner.
After the expiration of one (1) year, any sums arising from the
sale of newsracks in accordance with the provisions of this
section, if unclaimed by the distributor and/or owner of said
newsracks, shall become the property of the City and be
transferred to the City's general fund,
'Section lg. It is the intention of the City C01tmissiOn►
and it is hereby ordained that the provisions of this ordinance
shall become and be made a part of the Code of the City of Miatti t
plorida. The sections of this ordinance may be renumbered or
reletteted to accomplish such intention, and the word "ordinance"
may be changed to "section", "article", or other appropriate
word.
,Section 11. 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.
Section 12. This ordinance shall take effect on
January 1, 1986. It is the intent of the City Commission that
this ordinance shall have a retroactive effect upon all
newsracks located, erected, or maintained or operated in any
public right-of-way in the City of Miami, but the distributors
shall have a grace period of 30 days from the effective date of
this ordinance to comply with the terms hereof. The City Manager
is instructed to send a copy of this ordinance to the distributor
of each newspaper, magazine or other news periodical placed in
newsracks within the City of Miami.
PASSED ON FIRST READING BY TITLE ONLY this 12th day of
September, 1985.
PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING BY TITLE ONLY
this 26th day of September . 1985.
Maurice A. Ferre
MAURICE A. FERRE, MAYOR
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY-.
ROBERT P.TM ARK
CH19F 08PUTY MY ATTORNEY
APPROVED
LUCIA A. DOU
CITY' ATTORNt
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H Clerk of the City or Miami, Florida-,
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City manae
Attn.'lberto Ikudert SoLd"Cial
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Cfty Attorney City Commission
Meetings,
From time to time Out office forwards resolutions which formalize
motions previously adopted by the City Commission at OriOt
Commission Meetings. These approved resolutions are
noncontroversial in nature and, unless otherwise indicated by me
or requested by the City Manager, should be placed in the Consent
Agenda segment of your print-ed City Commission Agenda.
You are informed of the nature of these items by means of our
regular transmittal memorandum/receipts which identify such
resolutions. Further,, the number of t . he motion being formalized
appears in the upper left-hand corner of the resolution title page
together with. the date of the Commission Meeting at which the
original motion was adopted.
1AD/RFC/rr/091
cc: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Commission
COMPARISON OF CONDITIONS NOV. 1980 MAR. 1585
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MACHINES THAT ARE DIRTY, DtNTtbo RUSTY, CAACKEbo
BROKEN, OR HAVE CHIPPED PAINT, OR HAVE BEEN VANDALIZED.
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MACHINES WITH ADVERTISING OR STICKERS ON THEM
OTHER THAN THE NtWtPAPERIS NAME.
3
MACHINt$,WITH CRACKED, SCRATCHED, OR OTHERWISE
DAMAGED GLASS OR PLASTIC.
0
MACHINES LOCATED LESS THAN 1811 OR MORE THAN 24"
FROM THE ROADWAY EDGE OF THE CURB.
39
MACHINES, IF AGAINST A BUILDING, THAT ARE MORE
THAN 611 FROM THE BUILDING'S WALL.
0
MACHINES, IF' AGAINST A BUILDING, THAT ARE IN FRONT
OF A DISPLAY WINDOW.
0
MACHINES THAT ARE CHAINED OR BOLTED 10 A FIXED
OBJECT, SUCH AS A LIGHT POLE OR SIGN POST.
33
MACHINES; IF GROUPED TOGETHER IN A LINE, THAT
EXTEND MORE THAN 8' ALONG A CURB.
MACHINES THAT ARE WITHIN 3 OF, OR OTHERWISE
OBSTRUCT, A MARKED CROSSWALK.
6
MACHINES WITHIN 3' OF A FIRE HYDRANT,FIRE OR
POLICE CALL BOX, OR ANY OTHER EMERGENCY FACILITY.
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MACHINES WITHIN 31 AHEAD OR 15' TO THE REAR OF ANY
SIGN MARKING DESIGNATED BUS - STOP, OR WITHIN 31 OF
THE OUTER END OF A BUS BENCH.
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j' MACHINES THAT REDUCE ANY PEDESTRIAN PASSAGEWAY
TO LESS THAN 61.
0
MACHINES WITHIN 3' OF OR ON ANY PUBLIC AREA
IMPROVED WITH LAWN, TREES OR FLOWERS OR
OTHFk LANDSCAPING.
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TOTAL*NUMBER OF VENDING MACHINES SURVEYED 49
47
80
76
6
8
8
0
1
1
80
66
62
0
0
0
0
0
0
67
56
53
0
4
4
12
13
12
2
2
2
2 13
12
0 6
6
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CYty Attorney City Coffimission Meetings
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Froth time to time our office forwards resolutions which formalize
motions previously adopted by the City Commission at otior
Commission Meetings. 'these approvo-d resolutions are
noncontroversial in nature and, unless otherwise indicated by me
or requested by the City Manaqer, should be placed in the Consent
Agenda segment of your printed City Commission agenda.
You are informed of the nature of these items by means of our
regular transmittal memorandum/receipts which identify such
resolutions. Further, the number of the motion being formalized
appears in the upper left-hand corner of the resolution title page
together with the date of the Commission Meeting at which the
original motion was adopted.
LAD/RFC/rr/091
cc: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Commission
March 2
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The second survey was Its March 1985, It Included all 344 machines in the Central gusiness
bistelet bounded by N.E. 6th Street on the north, 815cayhd Bey on the east, the Miami
River on the south and the I-55 expressway on the west (see attached map).
Attached are a summary and a tomparison of survey findings, individual survey 'forms for
each vending machine are also available for your Inspection.
Please let life know if I can be of any further assistance In this regard.
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MIAMI NEWS
150
44
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MIAMI HERALD
69
20
USA TODAY
65
19
DIARIO LAS AMERICAS
21
6
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11
3
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MIAMI REVIEW
9
3
NEW YORK TIMES
6
2
J
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WALL STREET JOURNAL
5
1
ORLANDO SENTINEL
5
1
EL HERALD
3
1
TOTAL
344
100
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MACHINES THAT ARE BIRTY; DENttO, RUSTY, CRACKER,
244
71
BROKEN, OR HAVE CHIPPED PAINT, OR HAVE BEEN VANDALIZED.
MACHINES WITH ADVERTISING OR STICK€RS ON THEM
16
OTHER THAN THE NEW5PAPER'9`NAME,
MACHINE'S WITH CRACKED SCRATCHED, OR OTHERWISE
I3
4
DAMA1Eb GLASS OR PLASTIC.
MACHINES LOCATED LESS THAN 18" OR MORE THAN 24"
219
64
FROM THE ROADWAY EDGE OF THE CURB.
-
MACHINES, IF AGAINST A BUILDING, THAT ARE MORE
THAN 6" PROW THE BUILDING'S WALL.
8
2
MACHINES, IF AGAINST A BUILDING, THAT ARE IN FRONT
OF A DISPLAY WINDOW.
1
.3
MACHINES THAT ARE CHAINED OR BOLTED TO A FIXED
OBJECT, SUCH AS A LIGHT POLE OR SIGN POST.
168
49
MACHINES, IF GROUPED TOGETHER IN A LINE, THAT
EXTEND MORE THAN 8' ALONG A CURB.
25
MACHINES THAT ARE WITHIN 3' OF, OR OTHERWISE
62
18
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OBSTRUCT, A MARKED CROSSWALK,
MACHINES WITHIN 3' OF A FIRE HYDRAt1T,FIRE OR
8
2
POLICE CALL BOX, OR ANY OTHER EMERGENCY FACILITY.
MACHINES WITHIN 3' AHEAD OR 15' TO THE REAR OF ANY
SIGN MARKING DESIGNATED BUS STOP, OR WITNIN•3' OF 42
THE OUTER END OF A BUS BENCH.
MACHINES THAT REDUCE ANY PEDESTRIAN PASSAGEWAY 38
TO LESS THAN 61.
MACHINES WITHIN 3' OF OR ON ANY PUBLIC AREA
IMPROVED WITH LAWN, TREES OR FLOWERS OR 35
OTHFR LANDSCAPING.
TOTAL NUMBER OF VENDING MACHINES SURVEYED 344
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PUBLICATIONS (CBD - MARCH, 1985) # _ %
MIAMI NEWS
150
44
MIAMI HERALD
69
20
USA TODAY
65
19
DIARIO LAS AMERICAS
21
6
HOME BUYER
11
3
MIAMI REVIEW
9
3
NEW YORK TIMES
6
2
WALL STREET JOURNAL
5
1
ORLANDO SENTINEL
5
1
EL HERALD
3
1
TOTAL 344 100
Page 1 of 3
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CONDITIONS ICED:MARCH 1�8
MACHINES THAT ARE bIRTY, bENTED, RUSTYo CRACKtb,
244
�I
BROKEN; OR HAVE CHIPPEb PAINT, OR HAVE BEEN VANDALIZED.
MACHINES WITH ADVERTISING DR STICKERS ON THEM
16
OTHER THAN THE I' tWSPAPER'S'NAME.
MACHINES WITH CRAtKtbj SCRAtCHEb, OR OTHERWISE
13
4
DAMAGED GLASS OR PLASTIC.
MACHINES LOCATED LESS TFIAN i5" OR MORE 'THAN 24,1
XIS
64
FROM THE ROADWAY EDGE OF THE CURD,
MACHINES, 1F AGAINST A gUILDING, THAT ARE MORE
8
THAN 6" FROM`THE BUILDING'S WALL.
MACHINES, IF AGAINST A BUILbING, THAT ARE IN FRONT
OF A DISPLAY WINDOW.
I
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HA NEb BOLTED TO A FIXED
MACHINES THAT ARE 1 OR
OBJECT., SUCH AS A LIGHT POLE OR SIGN POST. 168 4g
MACHINES, IF GROUPED TOGETHER IN A LINE, THAT
EXTEND MORE THAN 8' ALONG A CURB, 25 7
MACHINES THAT ARE WITHIN 3' OF, OR OTHERWISE
OBSTRUCT, A MARKED CROSSWALK. 62 18
MACHINES WITHIN 3' OF A FIRE HYDRAIIT,FIRE OR 8 2
POLICE CALL BOX, OR ANY OTHER EMERGENCY FACILITY.
MACHINES WITHIN 3' AHEAD OR 15' TO THE REAR OF ANY
SIGN MARKING DESIGNATED BUS STOP, OR WITHIN-3' OF 42 12
THE OUTER END OF A BUS BENCH.
.MACHINES THAT REDUCE ANY PEDESTRIAN PASSAGEWAY 38 11
TO LESS THAN 6'.
MACHINES WITHIN 3` OF OR ON ANY PUBLIC AREA
IMPROVED WITH LAWN, TREES OR FLOWERS OR
OTHER LANDSCAPING. 35 10
TOTAL NUMBER OF VENDING MACHINES SURVEYED 344
Page 2 of 3
TOTAL NUMBER OF VENDING MACHINES SURVEYED 344
Page 2 of 3
COMPARISON OF CONDITIONS
NOV.
1580
MAR,
1985
MACHINES THAT ARE DIRTY, DENTED, RUSTY, CRACKED,
BROKEN, OR HAVE CHIPPED PAINT, OR HAVE BEEN VANDALIZED.
23
47
80
76
MACHINES WITH ADVERTISING OR STICKERS ON THEM
OTHER THAN THE WNSIPAMIS NAME.
3
6
8
MACHINt$,WITH CRACKED, SCRATCHER, OR OTHERWISE
DAMAGED GLASS OR PLASTIC,
0
0
MACHINES LOCATED LESS THAN IV OR MORE THAN 241,
FROM THE ROADWAY EDGE OF THE CURB,
3
8o
66
62
MACHINES, IF AGAINST A BUILDING* THAT ARE MORE
THAN 611 FROM THE BUILDING'S WALL,
0
0
0
0
MACHINES, IF AGAINST A BUILDING, THAT ARE IN FRONT
OF A DISPLAY WINDOW.
0
0
0
0
MACHINES THAT ARE CHAINED OR BOLTED TO A FIXED
OBJECT, SUCH AS A LIGHT POLE OR SIGN POST.
33
67
56
53
MACHINES, IF GROUPED TOGETHER IN A LINE, THAT
EXTEND MORE THAN 8' ALONG A CURB.
0
0
4
4
MACHINES THAT ARE WITHIN 3' OF, OR OTHERWISE
OBSTRUCT, A MARKED CROSSWALK.
6
12
13
12
.'',NES WITHIN 3' OF A FIRE HYDRANT,FIRE OR
POLICE CALL BOX, OR ANY OTHER EMERGENCY FACILITY,
1
2
2
2
MACHINES WITHIN 3' AHEAD OR 15' TO THE REAR OF ANY
SIGN MARKING DESIGNATED BUS -STOP, OR WITHIN 31 OF
THE OUTER END OF A BUS BENCH.
1
2
13
12
MACHINES THAT REDUCE ANY PEDESTRIAN PASSAGEWAY
TO LESS THAN 61.
0
0
6
6
MACHINES WITHIN 3' OF OR ON ANY PUBLIC AREA
IMPROVED WITH LAWN, TREESOR FLOWERS OR
OTHFR LANDSCAPING.
23
47
18
17
TOTAL'NUMBER OF VENDING MACHINES SURVEYED
49
344
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MIAMI RVIFEW
AND DAILY RECORD
Published Dally except Saturday, Sunday and
Legal Holidays
Miami, Dade County, Florida.
STATS OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF DADE.
8efore the undersigned authority personally appeared
Sonia Halligan, who on oath says that she Is the Assistant to
the Supervisor of Legal Advertising of the Miami Review and
Dolly Record, a daily (except Saturday, Sunday and Legal
Holidays) newspaper, published at Miami In Dade County,
Florida; that the attached copy of advertisement, being a
Legal Advertisement of Notice In the matter of
CITY OF MIAMI
Re: ORDIN A (-E NO. 10044
Inthe ....... X..X..X..... I ............. • ....... Court,
was published In said newspaper In the Issues of
Oct.2, 1985
Afflant further says that the said Miami Review and Daily
Record Is a newspaper published at Miami In said Dade County,
Florida, and that lh• said newspaper has heretofore been
continuously published In said Dade County, Florida, each day
(erupt Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) and as been
entered a• second class mall matter at the post
Miami in sold! Dade County, Florida, for a period of one year
next pruding the first publication of the attached copy of
advertisement; and aftiant further says that she has neither
paid not promised any person, fine or corporation any discount,
rebate, commission or refund for the purpose of securing this
advertisement for publication In the said newspaper.
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the fop6wlhg titled 6tdlMAhbtt(5)!
CiAbINANC NO,10642
.errwr„pwivyrRr'rnvnimriiCUTWV111ti UNUMIMWEST
15TH AVENUE ANb APPROXIMAtELY 11461.140 NORTH-
WEST LOTH StREEt, MIAMI, FLORIDA, (MORE PARTiCU• .
LAALY bESCRIBEb HEREIN) PROM R&W6 GENERAL RES• '
lbtNTIALTO RG*511 GENERAL RESIDENTIAL BY MAkING
PINOINGS; AND BY MAKING ALL tHE NECESSARY
CHANOLI ON PAGE NO, 24 OF.:SAIb Z6NING,.WAS
MADP A_PA*'6P''OAbINANCE NO,, 0506 BY Rt.FthENCE
AND,bWAIPT1ON IN ARTICLE 3, SECtION+3f>�, THERE
OF, CONtAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVER
ABILITY CLAUSE,
ORDINANCE NO,10043
AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AMENbING SECTIONS 1,2,5
AND 6 OF ORDINANCE NO.,0901, ADOPTED SEPTEMBER
21, 1084, THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS:ORbINANCE
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 80,1985 AS
AMENDED BY INCREASING THE APPROPRIATIONS FOR
THE GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND FUND IN.THE AMOUNT. ,
OF $581,500 AND BY INCREASING REVENUES IN THE .
SAME AMOUNT FROM FY`84 bEBT SERVICE FUNb,'BAL-
ANCE TO PAY FOR $581,500 OF ADDITIONAL INTEREST
PAYMENTS.DURING FY15 AS A RESULT OFTHE RECENT
SALE.OF,$12,000,000 IN GENERAL OBLIGATION. BOND -
ANTICIPATION NOTES, BY INCREASING ENTERPRISE FUND
REVENUES IN THE AMOUNT OF $508,400, $238,400 FOR
THE CONFERENCE CENTER, AND $270,000 FOR THE MUNIC-
IPAL AUDITORIUM BY INCREASING FY'85 APPROPRIATIONS
IN A LIKE AMOUNT, FOR THE PURPOSE OF APPROPRiAT"
ING $238,400 OF ADDITIONAL REVENUE, FOR THE.-CON-
FERENCE'CENTER AND FUNDING DEFICITS ACCUMU-''
LATED IN PRIOR YEARS'FOR THE MUNICIPAL AUDITO=
RIUM TOBETUNDED PROM A CONTRIBUTION FROM
THE GENERAL FUND BY INCREASING THE SPECIAL REV
ENUE, FUND, RESCUE: SERVICES, IN'THE AMOUNT;,OF
$50,072 FROM FUND BALANCE; BY INCREASING'THE FY'85 i
APPROPRIATIONS FOR RESCUE SERVICES,'IN A -LIKE
AMOUNT FOR THE PURPOSE OF Flu RCHASING'TWO"(2)
BASIC LIFE SUPPORT VANS, BY INCREASING TRUST:AND
AGENCY: REVENUE; PENSION, IN,THE AMOUNT OF
$1,120,000,,BY INCREASING THE APPROPRIATION IF
PENSION IN A LIKE AMOUNT FOR THE PURPOSE OF
MEETING THE ACTURIAL;REQUIREMENTS FORT THE,SET
TLEMENT OF THE, PENSION LITIGATIONS AND. TO `ADE-
QUATELY.PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT.T0" POLICE AND'
FIRE SUPPLEMENTAL'PENS,ION FUNDS, ALSO AUTHOR —
[ZING THE FINANCE DIRECTOR_ TO APPROVE AND RECORD
INTHE. POOLED CASH AND INVESTMENTS; GROUP -,OF
ACCOUNTS THE CITY'S PAYMENT,OF.EIANK AND.INVEST` MENT MANAGEMENT'CHARGES IN=THEJAMOUNT OF ,
. $82,000, RETAIN" AND';RECORD AS COMMUNITY.DEVEL.
IN°`:THE.AM,
SERVE FOR
f E AMOUNT;,(
ISIONAND A
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w•to and sub.&& ors me this MIAMI AND, IMPOSING
TIONS RELATED° THE
2nr3 .,day of .T.� !?' jrr :. a tg.....$.5 OF PURPOSE;'P.ROVID
• " "" BECOME EFFECTIVE'
• "r `, VISIONS THEREOF BI EXISTING AND FUTURI
�3nib1 state o�rfletlda at Large INITIQNS, ESTABLISH
.PLACEMENT; AND. INS
(SEAL) �•,�91�p • • • ' • �ti`r�,+' VIDIN. FOR AEMONA
My Commission expihA�f (u%piQfB ���`' (NG p PERMIT AND HI
ATIN
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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 DADE.'
Before the undersigned authority personally appeared
Sonia Halligan, who on oath says that she Is the Assistant to
the Supervisor of Legal Advertising of the Miami Review and
Daily Record, a daily (except Saturday, Sunday and Legal
Holidays) nswspaper, published at Mlaml in Dade County,
Florida; that the attached copy of advertisement, being a
Legal Advertisement of Notice In the matter of
CITY OF MIAMI
Re: ORDINA (CE NO. 10044
Inthe ....... X..X..X........................... Court,
was published In said newspaper In the Issues of
Oct.2, 1985
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All InterabIad Piet rang Will tarns h6flaih,thAt On the Mlh dA of
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OR6)iJANCE Nth, 1I�b4� .. ,_ ,
ORDINANCE NO, 10043
AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AMENDING SEaTION
AND 6 OF ORDINANCE NO.0901, ADOPTED SEPT
21, 1084, THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS OAbl
FOR THE FISCALYEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER S0,1
AMENDED, BY INCREASING THE APPROPRIATION
THE GENERAL OBLIGATION BONb FUND IN THE A
OF $561,500 AND BY 'INCREASING` REVENUES I
SAME AMOUNT FROM FY'84 DEBT,, SERVICE. FUN
ANCE TO PAY FOR $561,5W OF ADDITIONAL INT
PAYMENTS DURING FY'85 AS A RESULT OF THE R
SALE OF $12,000,000 IN GENERAL.OBLIGATION
ANTICIPATION NOTES, BY INCREASING ENTERPRISE
REVENUES IN THE AMOUNT OF'$608,400,' $238.4
THE CONFERENCE CENTER, AND $270,000 FOR THE
IPAL AUDITORIUM BY INCREASING FY'85 APPROPRI
IN A LIKE AMOUNT, FOR THE PURPOSE OF APPRO
ING $238,400;OF.ADDITIONAL REVENUE, FOR TH
FERENCE CENTER AND FUNDING' DEFICITS ACC
LATED IN.PRIOR.:YEARS`FOR THE MUNICIPAL AL
RIUM TO. BE,.FUNDED FROM A CONTRIBUTION,
THE GENERAL FUND BY INCREASING THE SPECIA
ENUE FUND, RESCUE. SERVICES,``IN:THE AMOUI
$50,072 FROM FUND BALANCE, BY,.INCREASING THE
APPROPRIATIONS FOR `RESCUE _SEAVICES` IN. A
AMOUNt'FOR THE PURPOSE OF PURCHASING T1
BASIC LIFE SUPPORT VANS, BY INCREASING TRUS'
AGENCY REVENUE PENSION,'IN.THE=AMOUI•
$1,120,000,:,BY;INCREASING THE APPROPRIATION
PENSION'IN A LIKE AMOUNT`FOR=THE `PURPO!
MEETING;THE ACTURIAL_REQUIREMENTS FOfi T,H'
TLEMENT.OF THE. PENSION_LITIGATIONS AND'TC
QUATELY PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENTTO {?OLICI
FIRE SUPPLEMENTAL PENSION FU14DS,"ALSWAU'
IZING THE FINANCE DIRECTOR TO APPROVE AND RE
IN-THE,POOLED CASH AND',INVESTMENTS'GR_Ot
Afflant further says that the said Miami Review and Daily ACCOUNTS ;THE CITY'S PAYMENT,OF BAN,N
Record is a newspaper published at Miami in said Dads County, MENT MANAGEMENT CHARGES IN THE'
Florida, and that the said newspaper has heretofore been $62,000, RETAIN AND RECORD AS COMMI
continuously published in said Dade County, Florida, each day
tezupt Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) and has been OPMENT PROGRAM REVENUE ;THft INTEF
entered u second class mail matter at in* post office In ON H U.D. ;FUNDS .;IN THE AMOUNT''OF'
Miami In sold county, Florida, for a period of one year ESTABLISH "A. RESERVE FOR POSSIBLE
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nett preceding the first publication at the attseh eop� o
adwrtlwment: and afflant further says that she has nether INVESTMENTSINTHEAMOUNT60$300,000-.CONTAINING
paid nor promised any person, firm or corporation any discount. A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABIUTY CLAUSE -
rebate, commission or refund for the purpose of assuring this »,
advertisement for publication in the said newspaper. ORDINANCE NO"10044
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE PLACEMENT, OF
• RC1,, '.. ......... NEWSRACKS IN PUBLIC RIGHTS OFFWAY IN THE CITY OFx
5wern to and subsciWL� tibore ma this MIAMLAND,(MPOSiNG.'SAFETY AND'AESTF{ETIC,RE$rRICr*
2nd ? : FIr 85 TIONS' RELATEp..THERETO; PROVIDING A�STATEI NT
JQ �r 19 OF PURPOSE; PROVIDING THAT SAID ORDINANCE SHALL' #
'day of .:.... t.. $. t.. BECOME EFFECTIVE;UPON'ADOPT(ON WITH "THE PROP `
• VISIONS THEREOF BEING OPERATIVE UPON-AL.f_ SUCH
EXISTING AND FUTURE NEVYSRACKS 'ESTY►B I$HING';REF
r L "e INIi IO�1S,,ESTA4I-ISHING STANDARDS FQR+DPSflA,TJS�N,
'Nba u ic, atsbw �FlQrlda at Large
qE�,� PLADE MENTsA+ND I.NSTAIGLATION OF NEWSRAA PRCk
(SEAL) 'ii Fp .. • • �tiv`,;• VIDING FOR REMOVA4,GF NEWSRACK$ ESTABLISHINGc{
My Commission exPr/sA AIQ��'•i, PROCEDURES FOO",HEARINGS'DN yIIOLATIQNS REGIUIR
err ING A PERMIT AND,PAYMENT Of A PERMIT, FEE, RE41ViR
INGINURANCE AND;INDEMNIFICATIONPROVIDING'9FOR
SEVERARIWTY;'INCLUSION INTHE ( 'E Prvim,
,
CITY .
4F:MIAIt�t, ,FL.4RIQA AND,;)1PON`"ADIQI?ntDN 0 TI�1)S
ORDINANCE. INSTRUCTING THE CITY MANAGER TPND
A POP
OF THE ORDINANCE, TO=Td�IEI$T#$I@yT(RQF ,
EACH t EYIISPAP R;�.MAW� NE OR OTHER NEWS IFgRI AP `
OPICAL PLACE D IN NEW.$RACK$ WITMIN T#Ng CiTY.4"-
gRDlNANC€ AIC,10Pk6 i" � 4x ' wx r
AN BMEIiGEMCY O IDINANCE AMEi+It21AIG TI CODEIDF
THE CITY OFMIA,MI W AMENPEP, 6YAMENPING'Aft
CLE .Il fNTJTI.EP 4.',61PEWAV AND 6T8EET VBN,t�Q
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MR 139
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INVESTMENTS IN THE AMOUNT 01= S30b,0oo; CONTAINING
A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
ORDINANCE NO, 10044
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE PLACEMENT OR
NEWSRACKS 1N PUBLIC RIGHTS OF -WAY IN TH.E CITY OF
MIAMI AND IMPOSING SAFETY AND AESTHETIC RESTR) --
T16NS RELATED THERETO; PROVIDING A STATEMENT
OF PURPOSE; PROVIDING THAT SAID ORDINANCE SHALL
BECOME EFFECTIVE UPON ADOPTION WITH THE PRO.
VISIONS tHEREOF BEING OPERATIVE UPON ALL SUCH
EXISTING AND FUTURE NEWSRACKS; ESTABLISHING DEF-
INITIONS; ESTABLISHING STANDARDS FOR OP€RATION,
PLACEMENT AND INSTALLATION OF NEWSRA'CKS; PRO,
VIDING FOR REMOVAL OF NRWSRACKS; ESTABLISHING
PROCEDURES FOR HEARINGS ON VIOLATIONS: RECUIR-
ING A PERMIT AND PAYMENT OF A PERMIT FEE; REOUIR-
ING INSURANCE AND INDEMNIFICATION-, PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY; INCLUSION IN THE'CODE OF THE c(TY
OF MIAMI; FLORIDA AND, UPON ADOPTION OF THIS
ORDINANCE, INSTRUCTING THE CITY MANAGERTO SEND
A COPY OF THIS ORDINANCE, TO THE DISTRIBUTOR OF
EACH NEWSPAPER, MAGAZINE OR OTHER NEWS PERT.
ODICAL PLACED IN NEWSRACKS WITHIN THE CITY •. - .
ORDINANCE NO.10045
AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE OF
THE CITY OF MIAMI, AS AMENDED, BY AMENDING ARTI•
CLE 11 ENTITLED "SIDEWALK AND STREET L VENDORS,"
OF CHAPTER`39 OF SAID CODE BY PROVIDING. A DEFI-.
NITION OF "WRITTEN MATTER": PROVIDING EXEMPTIONS
FROM SPECIFIED SECTIONS OF SAID ARTICLE FOR VEN•',_ .
DORS, WHO, EXCLUSIVELY VEND WRITTEN MATTER;,;
PROHIBITING VENDING FROM ON -STREET PARKING: "
SPACES OR LOADING ZONES; PROVIDING THAT VENDING
FROM MOTOR VEHICLES MUST BE OFF THE ROADWAY
WHEN THERE IS NO CURB, AND RESTRICTED TO.00CU
PANTS .OF ABUTTINGPROPERTY ONLY; CONTAINING A
REPEALER PROvISION AMb A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE;
AND DISPENSING WITH THE REQUIREMENT OF READ-
ING THE SAME ON TWO SEPARATE DAYS BY A VOTE OF
NOT LESS THAN FOUR FIFTHS OF THE MEMBERS OF
THE COMMISSION.
IM 1465)
MIAMI REVIEW
AND DAILY Rf:CORD
Published Daily except Saturday, Sunday and
Legal Holidays
Miami, bade County, Florida.
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF DADS
Before the undersigned authority personally appeared
Sonia Halligan, who an oath says that she Is the Assistant to
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 advertisement, being a
Legal Advertisement of Notice In the matter of
CITY OF MIAMI
Re: ORDINANCE NO.
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was published in said newspaper In the Issues of
Sept. 13, 1985
Afflant further says that the said Miami Review and Dolly
Record Is a newspaper published at Miami in said Dade County,
Florida, and that the said newspaper has heretofore been
continuously published in said Dads County, Florida, each day
(except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) and has been
entered as second cis" mail matter at the post allies In
Miami In said Dade County, Florida, for a period of one year
next preceding the first publication of the attached copy of
advertisement: and affiant further says that she has neither
paid nor promised any person, fine or corporation any discount,
robots, commission or refund for the purpose of securing this
advertisement for publication In the sold newspaper.
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